The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-30 00:00:00

LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 30, 1,868.

THE TORQUAY HOTEL COMPANY
(I.3mlted).
- .

fTROPOLITAN LIFE ASSURANCE .
SOCIETY, No. 3, Pripnetalirri, Bah, Loadoo, HO.

7TELEORAPHIO IN'riambIGNNOZ.

Capital £70,000 in „Oao Maros of 410 melt :
Of which it to anticipated that not more than two-thirds will be
required far CU Immediate objects of the Company.
Deposit par Share—Al on application, and £1 on allotment.
Calla not to exceed £2 per share, and to be made at Intervals
of not Wm than three months.
Incorporated under the Joint Stock Limited Liability Act, which
expressly limits the liability of each shareholder to the amount
of his subscription.

Bristol Burgos. inn., Eq., BristoL Jas. Lloyd, Paq., Birmingham.
Peter (tor, Esq. Sir J. ninon, M.P., Chas-
Jimim Dawson, Raq. work.
Francis J. Delatome, isq. George Pearce, Dm.
Frederick Engelhardt, Em. Henry Bitirt, F.
Richard Fry. Esq., Liverpool. J. Ingram Travers, Faq.
Wm Grant, &q., Portsmouth. Joseph Underwood. Req.
Fraser R. Renshaw, Seq. Ge,vge Vauban, Esq.
taryiunitel,scultqr:
z.q. Richard S. Wilkinson, En.
U-DLLWICHIS Cby rotation).
George Harker, Req.—Joseph Paws, Esq., Darlington.

(1111011WS 1131011k14)
DEATH OF PRINCE FREDERICK FERDI-
NAND OF DEN?dARK.

DIETCYOIB.

Btr LAWREWHI PALE, But, M.P., Holdall Home, and Tor
Manor, T sy lord of Übe Manor of Tor Holum, Chairman.
HENRY W Esq., Wandsworth Common, Sarre', Deputy
Chatham.
Lord Alan Spencer Churchill, 4, Lowndesoquare, London.
C. O. Cholmondeley, Rol., Torquay.
Lawson Cape, Esq., M.D., 28, Curzon-4feet, London, W.
William F. Bplatt, Foy., Torquay.
J. B. Toogood, Esq., ues.
Edward Gideon, Upotoath, Devon.
nosing.
The Impala Bans, Lothbary, London, S.C.
Messrs. Vivian, Eason, and Cs., Torqoay.
HROzna.—Mesas. Itteardo, 11, Ange.court, Thrograceton-
street, London. EC.
AnattfEcl.—E. N. Clifton, Eq.. 17, St. Helm's-place, London,
E.
Sous TOI.—W. Toogood, Esq., 18. '
attester. 8 W.
Ofnces of the Company-10. Parlisraent.street, Westminster, S.W.

ADTANTAGIS OF ASSIIIIING WITH THIS SOCIIITY.
Economical management, no paid agents being employed, and
no commission allowed.
The application of the whole of the profits to the reduction of
the premiums of Wombat of five yearn' standing or upwards.
The guarantee of an accumulated fund exceeding £990,000
A gems annual income exceeding
DuDuring its existence the Society ha pad in Mime,
a single instance of dispute..
AM him returned to usembers in reduction of their
annual pregame 680,000
The sante se tined by wham policies exceed 3,400,000
Far the year edam the 4th April, Iffilota shatment has been
i declared at the rate of SO par cent..
PrmPectssau Copies of Annual Moran* and fall parbienlen,
riarg be obtained on appllealion to
June, 1846 HISTRY DLUISNAL, Adatazy.

Wed.

It has long been felt that Torquay, with Ito large, wealthy, and
incrmang population, and the ~lest number of visttors who
resort to it both in winter and summer for health and pleasure,
stands moth in need of the accommodation of • Scotches
modern Hotel of the character so successfully establiehed In
London and some of the Icedhig watering plumesef Mend and
NI& =Alliw4p4li fainsea to =TOY thle letrenlite ' Ltti Il—Ti I'
eligible eft, spew lark% the foreallie drolidabee Of Colonel
ffricis now stand., has been secured for the
e Hotel, with surrounding plemiregroun
considerable
i
lententalopfmtetheamwidhavertsouthemapeckmdmemyl
' aidtuation generally considered the most sahiblions In
Torquay. ,
the invalid may enjoy,the benegts of an Italian wish* with.
out losing the comforts of an Seglish residence.
TM property selected comudinds one of those delightful sea 1
I viewsmidah have contributed to obtain tee Tommy the high
has so long enjoyed.
7rittien ft
eib.a arrangement.' have been made with the Prellfilder
of hs Soya Hotel, whereby the Company will be placed at once
to pof a valuable contatkm abd lucrative bnelnees on
I meet khl• teems.. The Comdlauy wilithits MUM an Mae-
Male mane of profit, with the opportunity of Worths prospec-
tive Mr-antigen
The experience of the MS few years Ms abundantly shown
that the attractions of the modern Ara-class Hotel are eagerly
soul&leftg, and lavigg= M. Ibis tiralarstance and to the
determination of the to combine in every department
• judicious supervision with the highest Stainable excellence of
mastagn no reasonable doubt e.n be entertained that the
Omni letialring will prove succenda and amply rr.muncre,
the Wit glirebolden.
I Torbay MOM, Immediate Channel tem tong been known lis
lkiaW new
marasAof the
valuable
unrivaled eta ;2:11,
found
In
ea the
; the ilinnalron of which in. immediate vicinity of the
*mu =plated. and which, when completed, will afford
accommodation for the anchorage of yachts.
a for shame to be mode in the annexed form to the
or to the Solicitor, and from whom prospectuses may

00BEMERCIAL TR4VELLERS' SCHOOLS
21.44.2., ORPHANS aad NECESSITOUS CHILDREN, Pinner,
• • OINIRAI ILlLLT=Lo2o.l4l....aklatl M Elo Joe-
. &IS Taws TRIO DAP'
esasan Biwa. sa . trasilior.b twciwir :
waen an elealoa al loartelea chlidast Was leorlaSS Ms Orli)
look place. The (Amalie le the essaft oFtble pall
SUCCESSFUL C
& ►ANDIDATES.
BOY • •
riper, Ediatmd WlElasa . 9SSI2 C0r.:,!.. ?IL ....... Ai Elf 86
HS C 04891
jalstrlairws 7191 ism* Howard .C. MS
C 6747 Oldkaow, H. " 816
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1, GIRLS.
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!dm be eirtaludAut
OW IPIPUCATIOW TOR MAYS.
' Dlrectota of the Torquay Hotel Company (Limited).
emilminen,—Raving paid to the sum of , (Limited).
s deposit of 4,1 per Mars upon sbarea, I request you mil
ant me shares la the above.nrsaed Company, and I
Wm to accept the same, or any less number that may be allotted
to me, to pay the tall. thereon as they may be made, and to dm
thswdoku of association when required, and I hereby authorise
lad -empower you to Insert my mum to the register of Mars
soYet of tha Company for the number of shares that may be
tsfaoMed tome.
r am, Gentlemen,
' Name in full . r
Address
Dtamiption •
Place of bushman ..
Dated the day of

.lea

Baxter. Z.
Thom Lucy 11
14mis14 L 14
trNBl7l

•
1011 ARI S. The GRAND HOTEL,
• %eleven! des Capuchise;Ttace AO gain& Opera oppo-
site the Rue de la Pete. And near the Thwitnie,
hes hien opened since July, Iga. It contains 700 bedroom,
prime from Sfr. to tSfr.; 70 drawloat4oolp4 from Of,. to 300 r.; a
usigniticent salon, capable of &Ant mere than 000 persons,
and where there Is • table-.l'hdte at Mn o'cifiek. Dinners and
breakfeets are served a ic carte In As collegateine as well aa In
Ilse apertreente There la • resdleg.rome with the best Znallso
and foreign papers and publications. a maide.room, end a draw-
to/-room for the use of travellers, without any additional charge.
There are oleo baths, bllllard.rooms. smoking divans, post-office,
al* carriages. and omnibnaes going to the rail Inv stations.
The Savants speak ell binguages. This superb hotel, Ponnando6
ail SIM madam luxury and comfort can combine, and situated
ha the mat •fashlonable part of Perla, Is recommended to the
aelemlien of travellers.

.ulaws aed GREENLS KITO RANGES
5.• (Moe Medal. International Exhibition, 11101) rout meat
hs front of the Ire without interruption to the ectiou of the
oven, hotplate, boiler, dc. The ovens am well-ventilated, and
perfect either ma roasters or (Gwen baking of bread or poetry.
Yor eglAency, economy, ventilation, and cure of lonoky
chimneys, these ranges are unequalled. They are of all else> and
r; and the large ones, fitted with bath and steam apparatus,
elorm the most comslete appointment for large establish.
Mesta. —Bl, Elishogegateutreet Within.

HYAM and Co.'s CLOTHING for BOYS, at
the Prop_rtetone NSW ISTABLISERINT, 06 and at
OXFORD-STEM.

COPENHAGEN, Jon 29
"he hereditary Prinee Frederick Ferdinand of
Danmark, heir to the Danish etyma, born 22nd
November, 1792,*clied suddenly this morning. The
Fringe was uncle to the King of Denmark, and
great uncle to her Royal Highness the Princess of
Wabra.

grEVBNS d SON, Wine and Spirithierobanta.
an
C OGNAC BRANDY.—ThewellAnown diMmaityerpesimmed
by the public to °bighting this much-esteemed foreign spirit in a
pure state induces Stereos and Son to call sttentlou to thsOogasc
Brandy supplied by their bon:l4=lde high quzlity of which the
most imphdt relies*, may be
N. & s 800 Import now
but ilne brandies, limiting etr selectimm to the shipmate of
those Cognac houses whose names and reputation are an ariSe
=tee of quality and parity. To Invalids and parties rell u
for medicinal purposes and goo would particularly -
dress fbamselnes. Their prisms are so follow:—Brandy, sapetier
eld COPM4 ; ditto choice old mils, Tin. its. perplioa.
Mines and spirits of all kinds delivered hwe within live miles.
Tams sosh.-78. Blabogegateetreetorithin

BOYS' ETON, HARROW, and RUGBY
817/11, In cholas sad volladopied designs, 21s. to Ido.

101t0Y8' SUITS IN ORDINARY.—The Trousers
JUi of differed material to Use Jacket sad Vest, !lab &M.

BOYS' TROUSERS on TRUE-FITTING
RULES, and In an ,euonable patterns, 101. ed. to lea ed.

BOTS' SUMMER KNICKERBOCKER SUITS.
Moth admired far :abaft,' of 8171 e, Ik. IL b Us.

CAUTION'. —The existence of a "counterfeit"
Use mellows albs "genuine" sittele, lime the
insitat=6:st MARSHALL'S HUNGARIAN BRANDT •" equal
LOC gnat,* end necessity that the public should see ce;th bottle
cts=tod, labelled. and sort branded " J G. Marsha," sole
Of AU retailers, SA ad. per bottle . or OA per dozen
case tainisSe PliG).—DePte, 111, Aldersgate-street, Lily.

ALLSOPP'S ALE and GUINNESS'S STOUT.
JOHN P. BIOOS and Co., sole contractors for Bottled
leer to =a Intoruational ltrldbltien, Uinta for biaraelAllropp
end Soo's balls Pale Ale and Hurt= Ale sod Guinness, am
sad Co.'s !Ara atotA
Ex
Importers of Wlnee. and liptrits.-ofil cos
and Storm, the Ito change, LC.—The trade supplied on
Yhsral ton= ter as=

BOYS' 81JKMIR-SEASON JACKETS. for
Savedar °antral Wen, at plaaanna 10s. 6t, Ik. ad,
and 25a

AM d Co., 66 and 67, OXFORD-STREET;
W an
I. 2., sa4 MraTamer, BIRMINGHAM: aod It,
1111041•17, LEEDS.

CAIJTION.—WARREN, RUSSELL, and Co.,
late of $O, Strand, Slacking. Ink, and Dye Ifaantaeturers„
CAUTION the PUbLIC against preens trading under similar
names. and pestering to be connected with them, or their kW
establishment at SO, Strand, their only man
lIROZNT WORK& REOCNT-STRUT, VINCIMU=
WE:MAIN/YU& S.W.

TaUSERS.—HAMILTON and KIMPTON
b% to Inform the potato that the NSW GOODS for the
peesest semis ore sow ready, ead 'mailmen who do sot Mod
min s fair prim ern amend on the best materiels.
106. Strand (*risotto Exeter Da.

RUPTURES.-Th,- PATENT SELF-
ADJURTENG GERMAN TACK acting effectually with-
out any complications, Is recommended by the faculty for the
cure and relief of hernia. The necessary quality of a Rood truss
is an efficient resisting newer, without unnecessary pressure on
the part affected, which desirable object to alone
be obtained in e
truss unencumbered with .trape, spiral springs, or pad hind.—
7. 100 end 00., l Ptecadilly, W.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

CAPTAIN POWER AND THE EXHIBITION
BUILDING.

BATHS of HOMBURG, near Frankfort-on-the-
Maim. Sumer Season, 1963
The mineral waters of Homburg, ea evidenced by the analysts
of the celebrated Professor Liehis, are stimulant, tonic, altera-
tive. and aperient. They are of admirable service in removing
disorders of the !stomach end other 'Medina. They stimulate
these organs when the abdominal circulation is defective. amid
the procession/ secretion, a d give a healthful regularity to the
orgasm of nutrition and assimilation. They are powerful reme-
dial agents In cams of enlargement of the liver in affection of
the spleen, In hypochondria, jaundice. hemorrhoidal diatom:, and
obstinate constipation. in cases of pont, and ell other affections
produced by ineflicimmy of the digestive functions, the most
happy results have been obtained from them. The efficacy
of the waters la more especially recognised be ?hose who
drink them at their source ; tor then. the invigorating air of the
, mountains, the gaiety of the surrounding scene, and perfect ab-
straction from the carts of the world. concur in assisting the
action of the medicinal beverage. The magnificent casino,
which. In the beauty of Its asehitectore, the Indicions distribu-
tion of it, apartments and the richness of Its decorations. sur-
names every other edifi e of the kind on the banks of the Rhine,
contains saloons for halls and concerts. so also for the games of
trente et quarante and roulette. Among the other attractions
may be mentioned a large and comfortable reading-mom, libe-
rally tarnished with German, Wends Raglish. Italian, Rata
elan, Belrian, and Dutch journals ; a coffee-room in
the Olympic style of decoration ; a diem, for the enjoyment of
a cigar, opening on to • fine terrace paved with asphalt; •
grand dining-room, where there is a table dilate 3 la Franealles
twine a day, at 1 and 5 o'clock, u' der the superintendence of the
celebrated If Chevet. of Parte, who is the tepee of the refresh-
ment department of the Radians An excellent orchestra. num-
bering forty distffignielieri musicians, perform' three times a
day : in the morning at the wells In the afternoon In the beau-
tiful gardens of the casino ; and in the evening In the grand ball-
room. The new railway has almost hr sight Homburg baths to
the outskirts of Frankfort There are eighteen trains a day, to
or fee, the last as late a. eleven o'clock. As the journey man-
y/kg only half an boor, the amusemeeta of Frankfort are within
easy reach. Tilton Is Homburg may get to Brussels In twelve
tours to Berlin in fifteen. to Paris in sixteen, end to London in
sweaty-four, so ozotUsat la the totor•oorazowilastios by la.

AA NNVIIR FAILING RICIIIIDT.
Dr. 110/11-8 BILIOUu end LIVER PIM, prepared with-
out thy Memorial Ingredient. from the recipe of Dr. Scott, w 0
ha Mend levaleablit to tU who suffer froth bWous
sand 11thr 00th
plaints, indigestion, wind. south, giddiness, ness of the
eyes. to. For habitual costiveness. uafamll7 aperient medicine,
and es swirls.. of the blend, they ere truly excellent in
their overshoe sad grsteful to the stoteeth they erode width,
Werth digeolloa. sad theorthie live whole nervous speak—
forW. 'Lambeth, 8, Meg Willtathst., CharthiPerths, sod
mat ha boxes, is. lid. and la. ad. De sure to
Dr. s and Liver Ms. The genuine area ammo
them package. with lorathrr engraved no the hasp.

late Earl Stanhope, en about it. I met Mande there.
I sew the ball, mid e Stale boy looked tato it it my panne
E. mimed be ewe a meat many things, bat I emit reoolleet
what they. en Nothing was paid for it to she plaintiff or
his inmate.
Cresmexamined—Losid Eglegham was one of the porn.. I
mob allele
roere I did not know. It was at the plainers
hotrcftherdiesermittinson, the Manse of the Temple, mid he
new the cern/ ben—twies at his owe hoses sad Mee et
Sir rhooms Bieunsont'at The plaintiff was inert cm ail
soma The boy Ushd looked into the helloed dmieribed
ink he saw limns and writing. I asked•hen whoa Maw. I
On emeacileass 1 salad hint if he saw my sow, who wee iu
Jeassica. He densibed, him and. hie wife sitting on choke in
the win before the house.
Kr. hriffile-.lVm it • amen desoriptiont
Itz.lischeat Bellastiee—How ran be tell that I
The Lon Chief Justice—But of their peewee ?
Winne—He mid on wee • elarlff nem and the other •
IF* ;" sad it woe in Ate for nee to identify them by thee
ieriptios. I think only my own family woe present 1
COURT OF QUEEN'S li/ENCII.--Jairl 29i, ' never gave any mosey for it.
After Tenn Sittings at Nisi Prima at Guildhall—(Before The Bishop of Lichfield deposed—l was present at my
Lord Chief Justice Cockburn and • Special Jury.) . soirimlaw's bone who the ball our new moaned. Then
110111/6011 v. BILMIIII (KAJOEIT).—LthiI.. . wee A etalitlry therm and I think las told the ball
After our report left yesterday, wee to be e Ind after droner. I paid no money. I
The plaintiff, who wore two medals, was called. He de- have no mean to believe
„awql.6lltilees any nosy. ,
peened`ln 1829 1 devoted myself to Ike stall of rineso, WY_ Hit atm Tattoo •by tenor to be anew"
sad ristatogy, I published lime, me .meenrmaiaz the plantar* mystal ball, jug I afterwards went to Let
Astrology, 'William Liffey's Astraisp," sad two house with three friends. Lurd Wnhana Grain and Lady
"Tao If nresenne,e end severs] other . werhn I pub-. Dustaarrine mere earths party. A lithe boy Inked therein
Salted and exhibited at the r National Exhlbitha drawler . Lis IV mY. elefft."l2,:•• w ."94100"1
. . •of ety • aneedetise! essoneles. I hernia ham e .10 SevslL Sansn'lgt •• -
NH el zsAmisr. 46nenau .11 itestslos lir. Hetriessit ThereiremeeT
nwen
P kaisidail an what Icon entrehtfina "here Imetv Sfineljba—land- then ne akergenumber—Seugh. lel
relative to me esenem bodies, Thich e here found ..--and he mid there wee" Megawatt, more seen in the tom
I
correct after fond yeses' study. In 1881 there We were treated very oourtsouely.
1 . were several in my anyway end one The Muchicauss of Aylesbury deposed the maw the
in particular noel d to the death of Prima 'Albert. It crystal ball at Mn.s Marko's. Several person were present.
amp tp my knowledge this after hie deem am, Alaimo, I don't recollect if hiss. Monne WY there. I paid no
Hampton had made some absemeitiess on ray Peedietion money tar "I' any paid.
Ceder the date of May, 1861, 1 Mato io my the Crcemexambeed—l don't recollect if any gentleman was
most ma ego position 1 find for that month ice""enn"nent of tbs, Pan). I mired oo questions because I thought it,,
characters born in Angus. The voice of the unrested." "Os aaele•••.,. I have been brought hers by stallthene lowa
national lass, sad weeping sad waiting in high places, sod h against my will.
cautions ell perm= horn shoot the 23thoe the 26th AWNS, The Rev. Gen. Stokes deposed—l em curate of AN Santa
or near theAntli February, against • power pf ninniesi end 'Lambeth. I know the boy Usher and Mr. Marina's son.
trouble. all page 41 I speak of • royal manbas indicated They were Mile of min I have Mee thscerdel hale
by Venus, the lady of the 10th house—naughter)--and I three or feertiolan Mn Moans, wet, and dorm- a
Warned the Mils Prises Consort to pay sorupos attention never Imew of any money being Pam her the 6". tiro 4
to his meta • It ahospegan of meno singular pampa,' for the ball. I haven faith in the ball, and. I felt satisfied
Loadoa am* the let of August by tenant.a or the fell of that Mr. Morrie* was deceived with reference to It.
some beading% end of tumult. sudden end gooier The Crossalamined-1 knew of the boy Usher going to the
Prince of -Willis is also mentioned in the pro:notion plaintiff's. snd that he represented meters Thins were
I saw the latter signed " Anti-Humbug," the day it tip. nen. Tbeedabiliff spoke of this and believed them te be
pared, and I tioratilted my solicitor. I knew from readlng, hell He then#t lenge Perlin could sMil Tinsel is the
and had sees- several shoat these crystal balls. I bought nen, and with that knowledge I allowed Usher to go be;
mine of a dealer in curiosities in Brompton et the god of sense his mother sanctioned it. No other boy went to tan
1819. I placed it on the maned-piece, end one of my ems the Doll.
on looking into it said he saw some figures In emit. lb. Indlook Webeter.direator of the New Elver Compssy,
He was under 13 yeas of age. I pot it on the deposed to seeing the talL I afterwazds wrote requesting
table before him, sod the font thing he saw was the Pnoilmion for soloed my inside to see it. I think the
Arctic explorers, end several Anteceding. I sent nascent plaintiff 'is eon and Usher were there. After looking Mtn
of it to the aft
and it came to Led Franklin's the bell they. end 9211 Saw • *wish a r thiBIL I Merl.,
knowledge. A schoolfellow of my sons, Albert Usher, moideetalY of the eau through wee fries& I snarls*
made drawings of what he profaned to me. I Dever saw any money. A great number of person were pre et
anything, or tontemed to do pp. Many perms of &tine. Cross-examined—Mr. Reyoolds, of the Treason, sod a
hoe asked perihelion to see it, sad I granted their roguish. lady west with tem We west out of oniony. I wept
I received several letters from the Clocateee of Errol. very enrich amend at the questions put, and shod* asswere.
Mr. Serjeant 13allantirie objected to their produrame, I was not so finnan as to get any gosediaa =gels.
The countess never Minded that her letters should be Religious qemtion were put
prodund. !.3.y Mr. Berjesat Beneath's—What were they ?
Plaintiff—l have a handful of them here which lem Witene—Onelteaked when Bwildeshosegh Irma (lemel'
ready to medusa They are all bus on from persons of Mc) I did set hear salthieg about the new mining mot-
distinctioa. I never charged money fee showing the synth Piny. (Laughter
I have often tried but could never see anything in it. I lord Wilton deposed—l saw the ball at Colonel Merton's,
never iiihruct the yonor persons tp ppy whet they pre, at Bromptoo. Siam persons wen there. I want with my
famed to see. I 'twin closely examined them about it. leee wire and child, I did not pay mosey or See say Pet
d.
My en in now in New York. I never knew of bl. I WO, I°e V. 'tot, once.
being elm ao say pf We young people by a ,CAINFOZISILIDIG. ay Serjeant Baßantine—l did oat
lady of fortunguntil I read it in the libel. I lent the ball anything fox mn,y future
against any future co 'auction.
I allowed theca to take it taut another room to leaped it. A mr• fffies—ls Sir John bore ?
lervent of Sir IL B. Lytton looked into It several nies. She Hough 9te:frant
stated she mw very Malian vision ; nee that she saw Sir The nilbe hosa baronet did not mower.
H. Muer lying sick under • tree in a foreimi country. I Hue. an Harks deposed-1 sm the widow of. Colonel
was informed he was sick at the time, but I did sot know it Mertoi. At my request the plaintiff brought the caplet
for • certainty. I Wks. frequently at evening parties at bell to my house to show to some friends. A good Pm*
Colonel Merton's, and took tile crystal ball with me. mat was Preterit on the first occasion. A young gentleman sad
was the gin mainly time I saw the defendant. HerMtro- • young lady looked Jet** and they were asked whet they
awed Lord and Leay Loadenhomurh, end arms other per. new three. It we bre_mrlit to my hone on five or he me
sone of • He did not seem disguated with what mains & Edward Bieber Wei present oe use SW two
he my. I not- Tomah for anything then beyod the occanema After be saw it the ant time he 'shed to see It
veracity of the young on who looked through theme- stain, and at my request the ball was spas brought. It
tel ball. The late Baron Bunsen, Lord Fitsclaresee, 1... a, was Win looked at, but I des't mentos what questimr
sod we pAppippos pf,,,Oppebspp. apphsd were ado& No Lowy was ever pal*: h.
to me to lest it; and I had eight ladies of dottection at ono Cronexamined--Thi ball was -Priolliked at eedertako-
This morning an estimate prepared by Captain time in my house to look through it. The Bishop of Lich. manta I first met the plaistiff at the Rev. Mr. Stokes%
Fowles for completing the Exhibition Budding according to field,
i Archdeacon
rco Robinson
1,. several
atraineneocCii,ilociel whose daughter be married. Usher came and looked into
baro the ball. I don't know that I have seen hen since that
his public design, was need for the tuformation of parlie. eed.Preesufht.pwr 5. distinction,i mill end em; the crystal time.
inane The gallant officer, in the course of his observations, 1011. By the Lord Chief Justin—The ball was brought by way
asserts that the building was constructed so as to be Mr. Serjeant Shee heeded in lithograph drawingsmade of • scientific amneemest, sad not for the purpose of in-
gaining into futurity.
capable oi being rendered permanent. Be describes various
Veliethvee he ustjel:nof ?natal:tat:ow minutely crystal. 1 Mrtliosesson deposed—lam the wife of Captain Horreason.
"eseential conditions" in the present baling. ail• crom eerammined by Mr. se.. t emantme—one drawing I maw the seal bell at mintier's. Young Usher was the
tioguishiog it from other exhibition buildings, which represents pee she celled-Le-Mem Eve. son of Sir Usher. I maw the ball three or fourtimes.
exercised a material influence upon the design. Mr. Serjeant Ballantine—Did she tell you so audibly ? I Color, • boy of 14, and plaintiff's eon looked into it. Usher
Thus, the exclusive use of ghee was avoided, only one- hope your sprite did not appear wider false pretences. frequentl, saw thing,' in it, sad be made drawings of what
third of the area being so oovered. The rule followed, in P ietiff—This is the description of the character Usher he alleged he sew. I thought at the time he wee stating
drew for her and when she was asked her name she said what was untrue. He did not say so. Money was never
all cues, he says, wu to construct a half-finished permanent "Ey..., . !
instead of a finished temporary building. He adds, "It is of us all, laridugehbeWrre.p)liedBl""wero.ask" @dolga:toe
(Lighter.) ho the mother paid to Mr. Morrison. He left the ball on the table during
during
ho abseme from the room.
this sacrifice of temporary appearance to permanent utility The Lord Chief Audios—l thought it was only visions. Mr. Kent, proprietor and editor of the San newsPePer,
which has enabled cities to raise a storm of unpopularity Did the spirit a communicate by word of mouth! and • member of the bar, deposed that he was present once
from which the out ids of the building has recovered. Plaintiff—Oh, yes, frequently by Ind of month. (Laugh- when the crystal ball was anon at Sir Edwsrd Lytton's
ter) It appeared to emanate from their mouths as pp residence. No. 1, Park-lane. Four persons were present, in-
Perhaps a little more enlace to public opinion in this Ti. krone.eluding Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton sod his female servant.
speck would have been wiser policy, and it might have been The ford Chief Justice—Do you mean with scrolls mom. She looked into the bell at my suggestion. She made en
well to have better considered the proverbial danger of hag out of their mouths ? exclamation alter looking into it 11011b0 time, and described
PI • • Y
allowing • kalf-finished work to be seen by indiseciminate - 'Lieu-- -e• seeing a man either dying oi dead, with the eyes closed,
Mr. Serjeant liallantiue—l suppose as if they Were taken lying down. She described a house with • number of
spectators." suddenly ill. (Loud laughter.) Did they always appear turrets, and • ver7 curious tree. It answered the "scrip-
Captain Fowke's paper is aecospeoied by two photo- properly dressed, as Eve is here described? tion of Knebworth Park. I believe she had never been
graphs, taken from the original drawings exhibited at the Plaintiff —They never came indecent (Laughter. there. 1 gave so money, nor heard mention of any.
Royal Academy, and illustratiog a design for the external Mr. Serjnot Ballantine—Then Eve had all her deepen Croseezazoised—The female was a domestic in Sir
completion and decoration of the buildiog. The estimated °al tlat ter') Edward Lytton's house. After looking some time into the
rleintiff-1 did not see her. She is u she Wel described 101 l she described Sir Edward's country residence. So tar
cost of completing the exterior is given in three form,, so- by Usher. as I know she bad never been there.
eroding to the material employed, namely, in Portland hte fiiricant Ballantine—No doubt as she appeared at Sir Edward B. Lytton wee called and deposed—Oa one
stone, 230,000/4 secondly, in Portland stone, with enrich- the latter period of her existence. Who is the other corm oceasieo 1 aim the crystal ball at my reeideece in Put-
meat.' of silicieus stone, 187,000/. ; and, thirdly, Portland ftittabbrteeltint lady ?person in my employ was present. I deal
cement, or stucco, 127.000/ Captain Forks says that he Plaintiff—That is what Usher described as Queen Mob role she had been to Knebworth Park. I engaged her
and her atteod•ota. (Laughter.) abroad, and she had not been long in England. My meal-
merely gives this last estimate for oomparino, adding— Mr. Salient 13allantine—And the gentleman sitting after lection of the affair is very vogue, end I did not attach any
" I should lament exceedingly the use of such a the Eastern foshion ? importance to what she said. If anything remarkable had
material" In his new design We may state that the domes Plaintiff —That is the Sultan of Turkey as be appeared been said I should have remembered it, because I was en.
c of St. deavouring at that time to investigate the natural causes
are retained of their present form, but somewhat altered in am•
Luke. as. hetl'apughtr:Von There
e 18
a iorens. Intau'iton y what by which strange and woodrons effects might be produced.
character. The finials are removed, and a deep drum is language they spoke in--some in Englisb, wae in French" and 1 have no recollection that anytbirg particular averred.
built round the base, whilst the dome itself ii covered with some Win. I think Oberon spoke in Foglia, Titenia did The plaintiff was introduced to me by Mr. Kent. I cannot
lead sod treated with an enriched cresting and bold rite, as not 'peek. I only knew they spoke from the words written The
if the servant had seise a picture of my country resi-
ts the moue domical roof of the French style. By doubling down by Usher. deuce. She did not give a very accurate description of the
Mr. Serjeent Ballantine—As there is • great question Plan.
the northern towers of these fronts the present temporary about • •
ginal language, I should like to know in what The Rev. Mr. Foster deposed that he wrote for permission
ends of the traniepta ere covered and the building tom. language St. Luke expressed himself ! (Laughter.) to see the crystal ball. He knew young Usher. He sew it
plated, seen from the north. Plaintiff-1 am not aware he spoke io any other than with a friend at the plaintiff's le use. A little
asboy lookeds
Some
The cost of the entire building to the public, completed English. (Laughter.) I have seers who have seen some into the bell. The hell was present twenty minute
externally and internally, would then stand, according to wo
theuLorderfulthe othsiongs in the n
and oyostaLo
of Tohoerret:n th;rov:lsion
hot.
oleocisies were there Question were asked and the boy made
wer " you know!" in answer to a question about an
Capt. Forks, as follows :—Payment to Messrs. Kelk and walking on thepie?—feedingmthe multitude, buttnwitho t His &nest minim Plaintiff explained it as not considered •
Lucas, 80,=. ; Mr. Hunt's estimate for solidifying (de- premium se stated to me. The Apostles were seen break. I proper quatioo. A letter might have been received from
darting his estimate for stuccoing the exterior. viz., log bread and giving it to the multitude. I have not con- the party that morning. and therefore questions were to be
40,0001.), 239,000/. ; present estimate for exterior, in Port- snored if this action will make my elmanack better knows put that the parties really wanted information about. He
Led stone, according to the accompanying design. 730,000/. and more profitable. The last visions were Para by adults, thought the thing very wrong.
; three ladies and one gentlemen—two of them have made Mrs. Allen, the wife of fen historical engraver, deposed
total, 649,0001. This will give a cod of 2)4. per cubic foot, sketches of what they saw. I think the feet of our Saviour that the crystal ball was brought to her house in lbeo, la
and "the building will be in all respects as permanent as the were NM walking on the water such u • picture would be comequence of her daughter loving•
• belief in it. It was
British Museum, tee cost of which was abortss. per cubic rawn. I never put these visions forward es true, but ooly unexpected by her. The plaintiff *as a perfect streamer to
foot." if the gisse courts wen pulled doe, e suggested, en
crystal.
llbad boedezintoformed bytothotibie who
°looked. that into the htoeir,io. Illiesnabekesoomweioing hilp.uttotheeotcsriyatal
obiiiillanioogn
stranger—
there there would be • saving in Mr. Hunt's estimate for solidi.
Veylieved it My object wriresnv:ii confirm foseaiPtucaralmfacts. A (laughter)—she asked him to allow her to look into it. The
tying, heating, flooring, icc., of probably not lees than question was put whether Romeo catemica were right in plaintiff said be had no objection, but he did not expect
80,000/, and the eatimate would then stand thee :—Pay- worshipping the Virgin Idary, and the answer which was she would see anything, bemuse it was not a privilege that
meat to Molars. Kent and Lucas, 80,0031. ; Mr. hunt's figurative, led me to believe it was wrong. I, - was given to persons of her age. (Laughter.) The witness
estimate reduced by deducting the cost of exterior std the ptecy,wtouthporvedo
the (tuogfilLe:,..l wNaeshelct:vl:7l:esyl ti'llti then
f pro mild belle[ it4n tslitaet.virttsa of the crystal edllt,htebat out
probable cost of solidifying and heating the portions covered toot prose
edict Lord PaXerrston's death last year, lint that he looking into it she saw a female figure, as near as possible
with glass, 159,000/ ; estimate for finishing the exterior in was in danger. like her mother, and then a child. The first figure dime-
Portbind stone according to the accompanying dodge, Mr. Serjesot Ballantine What from, any political peered and left the child, and then came something like a
230,000/. ; total, 469,000/ : which will give a corubioation sheet, which enveloped the child, which in its torn dime-
rate of rather less than 3d. per cubic foot. This Plantiff—l don't predict death to any one. I predicted Peered, and the crystal beanie perfectly dear. (Laughter.)
some dto Lon Bro h arid Lcuis Napoleon. I She saw another Wane after the members of her family
I. exclusive of the large mosaic pictures, which would, have an dangeradvertiaement in the book that for nativities and were in the room, and after she hod become a little reco-
il executed, entail • further expenditure of 30.0001. horary questions person who wish advice when the mind is vered from her agitation. The second time she sew • man
" Thus," says the sanguine captain, "for less than truly anxious on soy subject should apply to Samuel Smit
h,ih, ill armour, with • brim helmet on his head. lo a
momeat
half a million, a decorated building in Portland stone, ono- with a stamp iodised. Smith is au old friend f or two • woman appeared, least on the man's shoulder, aad
Some of those letters come to me, hut not as • general they appeared to chat familiarly together. (Laughter.)
merited with mosaic pictures, would be secured, capable of rule. The letters were directed to be left at a statineer's She described what she saw, and it was token down in
holding all that is likely to be required at present, and with shop is Brompton. I sell a book called " Zadkiel's Voice . writing, and she assured the court that the scenes meld
open neon for present ventilation and for future extension. of the Stars." Smith receives my Inter. sod sells my books, ' never be aliterated from her memory. (Laughter.) She
It would be the cheapest decorated public structure in Smith hands to me such letters as he thinks belong to me, had seen • men several times since in figure like the
London." I give those suffering from tiOnlaliniall of mind "deice to one she saw in the crystal—(laughter)— but not in features.
Mr. John Fowler, having examined Mr. Hunt's eon. the best of my judgment. I follow old Kempley's mode. The lady was dressed in pink. A beautiful arch appeared,
I make long and laborious calculations. TO the poor 1 give the lady gradually mated herself down, sod the
mates for the works roanscted with the repair and per- such advice, but from those who are able I receive compen- whole thing vanished. (Laughter.) She bad hard of many
marmot completion of the building, reports his agreement , satin for my trouble, according to the length of my osicula- I strange things, but she never sew anything like it in her
with them. The first item in these estimates is 154,000 L, ; none That forme some part of my invite: Ihave not Made life. (Laughter)
"for the nimeeney repairs and reinstatements required to ' those calculations fur many ears past. 1 was in the habit Crcesexamieed—Mr. Morrison said the Than in armour
of Min money from yaltb. persona in 1869 I have was the presiding spirit of the crystal. (Laughter.)
make this building thoroughly and permanently suntan. ' many pusugh whom me a fee 'Of. -11. to nada" Mad "the Mr. Serjeaut Bellentine—W hat, with the brass helmet
URI ;" and then there is 130,0001. for the cooversion of glass sancta.' On one occasion there was a vision said • coover- and all?
docoesinto goliddomes,for warmieg and ventilatingapparatus, satins with Judas Iscariot. (Laughter.) He wished to be Wituesi—Yee. He said visions had frequently been mesa
re-
for fiproof Boors to the picture galleries, and for completing let go from the crystal, and
to b saiel d
l. he aouldlaugh be bappier next in the crystal, but be had sot bean privileged to see them
Sunday when lie got back (Loud ter.) as she had. She was not aware it she had had the honour
srohitecterelly the exterior part. of the building. Menem
'Calk and Lucas are prepared to enter into contracts-1. him. (Laughter). Mr. See nt Ballautise-1 hope you had • cool room for of being advertised se the plaintiff's medium. She had per-
MHZ INVIGORATIVE NERI7I/0 Ie:BENCE.iIs feet confidence In the hall.
1. The .c.cyclynoc.py restored and man peal in To put and keep the Exhibition Buildieg in proper and The learned serjent was about to cross-examine him (The ball was produced in court. It was shout four inches
Lev media ever introduced , restore. to their normal col reasonable repair, without permanent works. for • period first about his prediction relative to Pharaoh and the in diameter, with several flaws in it. A piece of blue ribbon
en ibe secretions. as the integrity of which perfect health o
n. of three years. for a sum of 2,000/., paid down. and 1,3001. American war, but was affixed to It by which it was taken op, sad when pro-
=lt h a 'pectic for (foul icy of all kinds, and from its orio. par 111.011111. 2. To execute the works "for the semeny The Lord Chief Justice said be thought there had been awed it was. tate* with Mel veneration and respect from
anent other tomedOnte. Pinnlas and phosphate of Sada. repairs and niestetenisete required to make the building enough. a pionsmetoured velvet bag by the pinnate:it the mien
1411 prove highly ben."'" is the nervous and armetate.— shoroaghly and permanently substantial," according to the lady Harry Vane deposed—The letter produced request. tics of the jury. .
Tice Si. per bottle, or fear onantities in ono for Me Sole "" fts. •
some mews. gemeguteu need Co. me, ogfeed.srsek ..e.c.. spew time and details which hue been shown to them, lag to see the crystal globe is le my lisodwritiog. I think Mr. Serisent mulantme heeded the ball to the with"'
sal Ili, Leadeshill-slreet, LC., London. tar the sues of 154,0004 I went there in consequence of whet I heard my father, the for het to look into it and see if she could discover anything