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The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-27

THE GENERAL FINANCIAL and ESTATE
AOINCT CORPORATION 'Limited'.
Capital, 1100,000, to 10.000 shares of 410 each With power to

S.I per share to be paid cm allotment
Incorporated ander "The Companies Act. 1862." whereby the
liability of the shareholders is limited to the amonnt suborn bed.
CEA= LN. Captain Raymond. IL N., The Mall, Chiswick, S. M.
BLAKE'S—London and Westminster, Lothbary, PI C.
AVlATOR—Stanley R. Bennett, Reg Messrs. Bennett and Geakell',
Si. Nieholaolane, B.C.
Swam—Mews Shorter and IC tog. Ye. Blzehin.lane, LC.
ROLKMOBS —Messrs. Howard, Dollmea. and Lowther. lAL Few
church-street, K C.
SKIIITARY—Francis. R. Spry. Esq.
Temporary oMces Gresham-home, E.C.
_ • BRI DORD PROSPICTUL
. . .

This Coreoraties7ha7W.rfed lotli;;arpoes of uniting
the ordinary busbies of a Ammo, Company with that of an
Estate
putes Agency—a want not yet supplied by any of the existing
com
The Isgabsem of the Corporation win omelet of two dialled
branches, via, ftaancial transactions and estate boainese,
and corapetesit representatives will be appdobd in the princi-
pal toles.
The Financial Department consist of advancing money on
reel and parlous' estate, whether intended for sale or otherwise,
and on such other secnritlei as the Merton may approve. The
Corporation will set also as agents between mortgagors and
Mortgagees, and will negotiate subscriptions or loans for Flattish
and foesign undertakings, the bona fides of which will be strictly
Investigated before they are submitted to the public.
The Tante Agcy Department will anthem,. valuations: the
purchase and see of estates, lands, and houses the manage-
ment of estates, and the earning out of drainage, and other es-
sential improvements : also the Wee of agricultural produce,
fanning stork, and every description of properties, by private
contract and public suction : and it is intended to hold periodi-
cal sales of freehold and leasehold properties.
Several lucrative transactions have already bean secured by the
Corporation and although the Directors consider the present
nominal capital ample for all immediate purposes, power has
been taken to increase the same should it be ultimately deemed
desirable.

article' of association (which lie for Inspection at
the temporary omoos of the Company) each director le re-
quired to bold NO shares : and more than 2,000 shares have
already been subscribed for by the directors and their friends.
Prorpectuses and forms of appUcations for shame may be ob-
tained born the Packers, Brokers, and Auditors, or at the Tem-
porary Oficee of the Company.
London, England, 1864-06-27

ROHL

ROME. Joys 25.

The Congregation of the Index has oondemned
thirteen works, among which are "Les Miserables,"
by Victor Hugo, and some romances of de Balzac
and Sonlit

RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Joie 25.

The Minister of Fivanoe has submitted to the
Council of State a project for the formation of a
Russian Credit Foncier and Industrial Bank. The
establishment of these institutions will be under-
taken by the first London houses, among which are
the International Financial Society and the London
Credit Foncier. The Bank of Meiningen will also
concur in this object.
London, England, 1864-06-27

TO MOTHERS and NURSES.
Ku JOHNSON'S AMERICAN soorHntallYZUP.—Tir
aglicarris remedy kr been In general use gar grwsrits Cl to
years. and lir preserved numerous children whir snigering bra
convulsions arising from painful dentition. Au sous as the syrup
Is rubbed on the rims the child will be roller& the gums
Cooled. and the hadammatlon reduced. It is r Innocent to
rficscious, tending to produce the teeth with ars sad so
rart that no child refuse to let Ito gars Do Tabbed with
arair should be very particular to ask for Joirena
Afirekan /Moires Syrup. and to notice fist the mar or DAL
CL r and soNs, IC, rarringdonagreet. London (to whoa 11w.
Johnson has sold the recipe . are on the stamp ailird to inch
boot.. Trice to. Id. par bottle.
London, England, 1864-06-27

AUCKLAND, N.Z.—Aasiated paaars and
free grants of Land, by WILLIS'S 7. SMablished
ISM Fishermen, farm labourers, domentle servants, moons,
stone-cutters. carpenters, brialayers, blackunithe. and me-
chanics generally. can hare assisted yiamsgee. hr =ll.O
GREEN, ROBINSON. and Co., East India-avenge.
street, London. from whom can be obtained. far IC Port Her.
the " Handbook of New Zealand.' or Guide to "Britain of the
South," containing the most useful Information either to the
capitalist or irtirkfttg roak.—GBERN, ROBINSON, and Co.,
But India-avenue, tesdenhillwtreek LC.
London, England, 1864-04-15

ONMONDAY AFTERNOON next, April 18th,
OWNIXAL GARIBALDI will RECEIVE st the CRYSTAL
PALACE, in front of the Great Orchestra, ADDRESSES from
corporate and other public bodies who have voted addresses to
public meeting assembled. No address can be gestated by •
&vputation of more than sic persons. It to recommended also
that each dap/data* should carry a small banner baiting the
name of the body represented. Admission, One Shilling.
JOHN RICHARDSON
JNO. L TAYLOR, Hower,
A. BAMBINI,
ROBERT HANTWELL,
London, England, 1864-04-15

COLONIAL AND T0V.10N.4n813-ILAII.CE.

Modenterate;appleiiie it;dlleitot ctlmatee.
Immediate reduction of premium on return to Europe, with-
out medical certificate.

--Local beards and agencies to an the Ittitbit colonies, when
Crops may be made, premiums reeelted, sad claims paid.
HOW It AMUR ANCIL
. . .

Reduced rates for person who ii;;;no—intantion of praised-
tag abroad.
restrictions whatever as to residaece or voyages.
The home and foreign prospectuses of the Company may be
had on application.
SAUL R. PEROUSSON, Resident Secretory.
London. S. Pall-mall Rent, S.W., and 10, St. Jamees-street
kvil
Edinburgh !B
reeead ORice;, b, George-street Dublin, ML Upper
Socleatt
London, England, 1864-04-15

FIRST DAY OF TERM.

This being the ant day of Baader Term the different
equity and ecimmon law courts were opened with the
customary formalities. The judges treakfasted with the Lord
Chancellor at his privettirmidsoce is Hyde-park-prdene, and
afterwards proceeded in their carriages to Weetrninakr.
The flamer of the weather brought together a large
concourse of persona to witness the learned dig.
Bawls of the law pass abort WestminaterWl,
attired in their full dress robes, to their respective courts,
but as no sweat of special importance has occurred iu
the lap! world during the recess, the ceremony was
not invested with more than the usual interest to the
profession or the public. It was part 2 o'clock before the
business of the courts ounmenoed, but nothing of importance
had occurred when our report left.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Ooatrainioser Goalbws.)
London, England, 1864-04-15

MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.)

SUGAR-1 be market nontinoes inactive, no tranMetioes at
present having taken place. Reamid : A moderate busies
is doing at previous prima.
Curia—Tbe parcels of plantation Ceylon offered by
auction bare again sold 'teenier prices ; triage mad ordinary,
60s. to 775.; low/ middling to middling oolory, 78s. to RM.;
peaberry, 87.. 6d. to 945. Native Ceylon midst full prices ;
good ordinary. 71a to 71a. 6d.
Cocoa has sold at full prices ; middling to fins red Tri-
nidad, 69a. to 91s.
Tea.—The market is steady bat quiet.
RICE AND SALTrzraze?stieue inactive.

SPICE& —Pepper is dull of sale and prime are easier.
Penang's.ld at 30. to 3fd. Siogapore, 3jd. Nuttesp sold
at very firm prices.
Ron.—About 100 pmmboons 'old, fine Jamaica at pre-
vious prier ; Barbie% L. 3 jd. ; Demerara, la. 6d. ; Lee-
wards, L. td.
GAMBIRIL —l3O Mos over at Mc to 23.. 3d.;
bested Pert. 26e. Gd.
Tunmmuc. —Sides of Bengal have been made on full
terms.

SHELLAC. —Ordiool7 to pale maw sold at Ad. ; thin red
otwate. 71. le. 6d. ; livery, .U. 12a. 6d.
Carron has sold to a limited intent without change in
value.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market is quiet. at the sneezed priori :—Town
tallow, 40s. 6d. ; Petersburg Y. C. oe the spot, 41s. ;
April to JUDO, 400. 9d.; Jun". 41s. 3d. ; July to Sep-
tember, 42a. ; October to Throcatbse, 445. 3d.
London, England, 1864-04-15

FIELD'S celebrated UNITED SERVICE SOAP
TABLETS, 41. and DI each, gold by all chandlers end
grocers throughout the kingdom; bat the public should ash
foe Field's, and gee that the name of J. C. and J. FIELD Is
on each packet. box, and tablet. Wholesale and for anortatton
at the Works, UPPYJI MARSH, LAMBETH, LONDON. 8., when
also stag be obtained their Prize Medal Panama Candles.
London, England, 1864-04-15

ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL
This elegant, fragrant, and pellucid oil Is universally In
high repute for In. unprecedented mimeos during the last ditty
years la promoting the growth. restoring and beautifying the
human hair. It preveths hair from falling of or turning grey,
strengtheas weak hair, cleanses It from acne and dandrtl, ami
makes It beautifully soft, pliable. and glossy. In the growth of
the whither', beard, and mustachios it la unfailing In Its alma.
lative operation. Fee children It is especially recommended. se
foaming the bads et • beautiful head of heir, while introdoc-
time Into the nursery of royalty, and the high esteem la whlchl
Is universally held, with anaemia testimonials emaatantly re,
mired of its efficacyafford the hest and surest proofs of It.
martia—Prlas la Si.,d 75., Am ed., equal to four mall. sad 21s.
per bottle.—Bold at PI, ithetemiparden, sad by ehenalste amid )whams.—doh for linwleadd •ear OIL
London, England, 1864-04-15

VIE EXPRESS, FRIDAY

THE MALT TAX.

The following members oompose the minority of
99 who voted last night in !wear of Colonel Bartielot's
:notion to postpone the consideration of the duties upon
sugar until the house shell bare bed the opportunity of
considering the expedieney of the reduction of duty upon
malt : _ _

--- -
Adderiey, C.B. Tem J. Nei" C. vi W.
Aloock, T. Fonder, Oen. Packs. Cot
Balky, C. Oallwey, Sir W. P. PapUlou, P. O.
Barrow, W. H. Getup, J. Parker. Major
Bathurst, Col H. Clilpin, Col. Pesoocke, 0. M.
Beach, W W. Hodder& A. L. Peel, J.
Benthmk, G. W. Close, J. R. Pevensey. Vied.
Bentinck, G. C. Gore, W. B. Phillips, 0. L.
Beoyon, R. Graham. Lord W. Ridley. Sir M.
Beresford, D. W. Hartopp, I. R. Bolt, J.
Bora W. Harvey. R. B. Russell, H.
Bramston, T. W. Henniker, Lord Selateraooth. G.
&IV, Sir B. Holmeadale, Visor, Sidney, T.
Hopwood, J. 1. Smith, Abel
Itrti H. Humphery, W. H. Smith. S. 0.
Burghley. Lord Hunk- G. W. Stanhope, J. B.
Burrell, Sir P. lngesitre, Viscount Strsoey, St H.
Certwrleit, Cot. Jermyn, Earl Streams, J. IL
Cliobaeley. Sir Y. Jervis, Captain Start, IL 0.
Cobbold, J. C. JoWfle H. H. Sullivan, Y.
Canoe. Viset. Kelly, SDP. garters, H. E.
Daring. Sir L. Benison, Sir F.. C Talbot, W. C.
Dodson. J. 0. Him, J. H. Thynne, Lord K.
Da Cane, C. Knight. R. Thynne, Lard H.
Buncombe, A. Knox. Coal. Tomline, 0.
Dunoombe, W. L Leader, N. P. Trekerne, Y.
Dunne, CoL Leighton, Sir B. Walcott, Admiral
Ds Pre, C. O. Long,
& P. Watlington, J. W.
Duttoo.lL IL Iliro. Z. Williams. Col.
Edwards, CoL VOrLdsaat. Sir C. Wyndham, H.
Rms. Col. Montt', W. J. Yorke, E. T.
Fellowea. B. Newdmiste, C. N. =sass.
Primer, Sir E. Newport, Wet. Berttelok Col.
Fleming, T. W. Nor*, Col. Cabbala. J. M.

Of the above members wen am liberals. viz. :—Mr. T.
Aloock, Sir IL ChoLumley. Sir E. Diving, Mr. J. G. Dod-
me, Mr. H. Rummell, Mr. T. Sidney, Mr. M. Sullies°.
In the majority of 347 spinet the motion were Mr.
Disraeli, Mr. Sothis &bowl, Mr. Henley, Lord John
Manners, Sir Stafford Northcote, Sir John Pakinston, Mr.
Walpole, kc.

, .
Mr. Adderley, Sir E. B. Lytton, Lord Stanley, sod Sir F
Bally seem to have been the only members of the Derby
prevenient who rapported the motion.

GENERAL GARIBALDI'S MOVEMENTS.
(THIS DAY.)

This morning a deputation from the Reform
Club, conaisting of Mr. Guildford Guido,' M.P.,
Mr. Otway, and Mr. Adams Smith waited upon
General Garibaldi at Stafford House, in order to
invite him to a banquet at the club. The General
was pleased to accept the invitation for Thursday
next. _ . .

General Garibaldi left King's-cross this morning
by a special train for Bedford, where he was to
inspect Messrs. Howards' Agricultural Implement
Repository, and witness some steam ploughing.
London, England, 1864-04-15

WAYS AND MEANS.

The booms then went into U;miTlitte";ll ways and mans.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved his
amended rembitiose with regard to the sugar duties.
Mr. CRAWFORD postponed until the bringing up of the
report to-morrow his motion asking the house to adopt the
equalisation of the dation on sugar.
The resolution was then agreed to, as was also the resolu-
tion with rsepset to tea.
Upon the resolution relating to corn,
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said be in-
Seeded to proceed with all the resolutions to which there
was no objection that evening, and to postpone the other.
In reply to Mr. T. HAMM,
The Right HomOeutleman said that if the resolutions were
reported to-morrow, the new sugar duties would come into
operation on Saturday moruisg.
Mr. AY RTON expressed a hope that the privileges of
the City of Loudon with respect to the mileage of corn
would be abolished, as they had hoes too long *mad upon
the House of Common',

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER mid that
within( of that nature could be inirodned in the bill ex-
cept by an arrangement between the parties.
The resolution was agreed to.

INCOME TAX.
The rwolutioes respecting the modilleatioe of the Income
tax were also arreed to, and three referring to the Are in.
sumo, duty were postponed.
London, England, 1864-04-15

DARIB.—The GRAND HOTEL,
I_ Boulevard des Caput.lnes, Place de Nouvelle Opera. oppo-
site the Rue de Is Palo, and near the Theatres, has been opened
since July, 1000, It cosigns 700 bedrooms, prices trim
afr. to 2.5 fr. : 70 drawintroorns, from blr. to Mr., a saignlllesst
salea, capable of dining more than 3.0 persons, and where there
ts a tabled hate at els o'clock. Dinners and breakfasts are served
Is carte in the codes-rooms as well as In the apartments.
There lea reeding-room with the beet Ingtlals and foreign papers
and publications. a music-room, and a drawing-room for iM use
of travellers, without any additionalcharga. There are also hells,
billlard.romos, smoking divans, posaodlce . cabs, ca.riaps, and
omnibuses going to the railway stations. The servante speak all
languages. This superb Hotel, pomerdng ell that modern luxury
and comfort can combine, and situated In the most fashionable
part of Parks, is recommended to the attention of travellera_

has n entsatisked sn extensive hinge Pureished donee on the
Boulevard dee Capucines, opposite the Rotunda of the Orand
Hotel, where families can reside as In their own private resi-
dences, and where they may rely upon finding the utmost
comfort.
London, England, 1864-04-15

MINES.--(171118 DAYJ

Two o'Cux.c.

The mining market is firm to-day, with a good
amount of business. The principal feature iv a
very active demand for Brat Lovell shares,
which are now quoted 16 to 17, being 11. 10a.
above the last price of yesterday. Great Vor are
also firmer, at 34 to 35, Wheal Grenville at 11 to
and East Grenville at si to 41. East Caradon
are quoted 304 to 31, and Wheal Seta), 200 to 205.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are without
change. Port Phillip have been dealt in at
and Yudanamutana at 4.
London, England, 1864-04-15

REGENT PIANOFORTE ROOMS.
ADDISON and LUCAS,
MUSICAL INSTILUMANT MANUFACTOMERS TO
MIR MAJESTY
210, zioarrareirr.

noRNICT and Military Bees Instruments of
ai the beet English manufactare at little more than the charge
for mammoth foreign make. Lints forwarded upon application.
Mr. T. Harper attenos daily to give Instruction upon the new
Cornet4-piston and Trumpet.

FLUTES. - Boehm's Council Prize • Medal
Cylinder.: guineas to P view each. Conical, S guineas
to 16 guineas each. All tried and proved by Mr. Benjamin Will.
Delon being issued.

ROMAN STRINGS.—In consequence of the
dlgkulty experienced by Amateurs and ?rotation in pro-
curing them Strings, Messrs. ADDISON and LUCAS beg to
announce that they impart the finest strtngs thet can be get, and
the only Idnd anal 14 the most eminent ,artists on the Violin,
Hurl,. Guitar, de.

VIOLINS.—Prize Medal Copies of the old
Maatirs, SA 411. to Alt lb. oath.

ITOCAL HORN.—Thin is especially recom-
mended to Antatean and Prof...eon cc a beautiful draw.
tag room instrument. Being to C songs with pianoforte accom-
paniment can he played as published for the voice without
trausposim or the use of crooks. The tope la produoed with
tees effort than any other braes instrument. Price, In cam,
7 guloeas. Mr. C. Ramer attends daily to give instruction upon
the Vocal Horn. Estimates for sets of mrntary baud Manmade
furnished, with every particular respecting the formation of
bands.

ADDISON and LUCAS. 210, ILZOINT-STRSZT, W.
London, England, 1864-04-15

TEA
_LICENSES

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved that
the reduced tea lioness should be levied epos boons rated
to the poor rate, at N. instead of 101., OA proposed in the bill.
the object being to permit tea to be sold at the reduced
hceneee in what are usually termed 101. houses.
Sir W. JOLLIFFE urged os the Chancellor of the Exche-
quer the propriety of considering the claims of the shop.
keepers within smell parliatuandary boroughs, and pointed
out that great injustice would be done to small shopkeepers
if a man living perhaps just outride the borough were charged
the low rate when bas mighboure oe.tbe opposite side of the
street were sot allowed the same ;syringe.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER admitted the
Janke of the complaint, and said that if the present reso-
lution were posed he would node:take to propose some
remedy before the bill paned through another stage.
The resolution was then agreed to.
On the resolution on stamp duties on letters of attorney
and powers,
Mr. HALMS suggested that dividend warrants should
be sent from the Bank of England by post.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said be had
no doubt that the s would be considered by the
Bank of England, and if practicable adopted.
After some observations from Mr. Frowica in reference
to the proxy stamp of Id. the resolution was agreed to; es
was the res.:duties in referee°, to the stamp duties on
apprietmeabs to ecclesiastical benefices, dignities, and
promotion.

On the reeolatioe is reference to hawkers and pedlen,
Mr. F. S. POWELL hoped that on a futon occasion this
tax would be very camaidombly reduced, cc abolished
The Ina agreed to, se wen those relating to
'tamp duties on settlements, sod to excise deities on ma-
mmal homage to refieshment-bonse keepers, wine retailers,
beer retailers, and botanic &Men.
The house then resumed,
WAYS AND MEANS.
The report of the committee of ways sad maw was
brought op sad agreed to.
NAVAL AGENCY AND DIRTRIBCTION BILL.
This bill pared through committee.
COUNTY COURTS (IRELAND) BILL.
This bill pealed through sommuthee.
London, England, 1864-04-15

THE POLICE COURTS.

CLEBBAN WELL.
George Rowe., who earns on banner as a eureerynnsi
at 36, Rothertieldutatet, Wizens, wee charged before Mr.
D'Eynonert with indecently anaultrag Edward Smith, a
giirdener in the prisoner's employ.
The fact of the primmer bele' apprehended on this charge
caused great excitement in the neighbourhood in coos*.
!mean of the prisoner being the owner of the nursery ground
in which the remains of the murdered child, Betty Hunter,
were found buried. _ _ _

Mr. Thomas Wakens", solicitor, 'Mauled for the de-
fendant; and Mr. IL Slim, from the Associate Institute
for Improving and Enforcing the Laws for the Protootioa of
Women, attended to watch the rase.
The complaisant said—My name is Edward Smith, and I
am nearly 18 years of age. I came up from Ipswich and
entered the prisoner's employment, On Saturday sight I
wont to bed with the prisoner, and either late that night, or
early the following morning, the prisoner oommitted the
assault of which I complain. I did sot speak to any the
on the Sunday, but on the Monday I told one of the
prdenare what had ornirred, and he said the prisoner
had dorm the same to him. I went to the static* on
the Monday night, and appointed to meet the polio, on the
following monnog at this court. I have slept with the
primmer ever since, became I did sot know where to go to,
end had no mosey to get a lodging. I rams to this roost
with the father of the murdered girl.
Mr. Wakeling said the prisoner's defence was a maw
denial of the charge.
Mr. D'llyncourt said he did not think that a jury would
convict ea such evidence ; and therefore he should sot seed
the case for trial. No man of decent feeling would ham
allowed such • thing to have bolo does without resenting it.
It would be dangerous to convict on snob statements, and
for that reason he dad not think it would be proper to send
the ow for trial. _ _

—ThepriliOnirTine thou cliocharged, sod ea b• left the court
was hired.

TRAJTIC RITIIRNS.
Milo 1.96. Mar- Tobit, T 0144
11AZLW•111. •°•`mom altia4las. 1614. 1062.
Week widths Jan. 30. it a a 4
Great Southern of India 79 202 176 437 416
W•elt ending Aprll 10.
Great Isamu OM 13,764 16,442 30.306 CAN
Great N orlhass 363 12774 10.6611 32,110 2%546
Great Weettra 10144 26,906 811.148 033114 66.012
Laa.,C1911202. sod Dom 74 2.7141 OS 4,639 3,984
Loudon It 1104111Weatara1226t 43466 *316 96.581 89,390
L 05464 6 eratli Windom 16,688 6,003 ems
u=tas Si. 44 los.,
, sod Dom
804411 Dews lt 2272 mes 3,837 3,586

BOSSIMAN'II TWA ia choice and Wong, moderate
la peke, sad wholesome lo isem These advantages ham seseral
toe QM lee • eseeml p
MtvertleemeaLJretenses. It le sold la packer by UM
smeme• -
London, England, 1864-06-18

THE GENERAL FINANCIAL and ESTATE
AGENCY CORPORATION ;Limited).
1100,C00, la AM Wares of tle era. With power to
Inerease.
41 per share to be paid on anodes&
Iseorporated under "The Computes Ase, 1102.- mbemsby LM
liability of the abarsholdon in Welted to the anemia subscribed.
CIIALIMAL —Captain Haywood, R.N.. The Nan, Cblewiek, Sly.
Ruutna—London end Weersalasier, Lothbnry.
Aturea—Manley R. B,misetina=smra Beaman and Gaskolg.
LC.
BaoKria—Morn,S Wherier and Meg, a.. Blreltin-lame, RC.
SOtaccrOall —Hewn. Howard, Whom, sad Imerlimr, 141, tea-
sbardseMesl, R C.
liatataraar —heads Amy, Pap.
Temporary Moss—Mk Greabsoo-bouss,

AFRIOCip PI

This Comrades ha7heesTaus;7l for t;wr panne et salting
the ordinary bedasse of a names Oemapeay with that of as
Mate
iesAgeacy—a want not yet auppti.d by any of the tudeLiag
cowpon
The bedtime of the Corporation will ensist of two distinct
branches, viz, Sandal transactions and estate agency heirloom,
and competent repreesulatives will be appoiated ht the penal-
pal towns.
The Mandel Department will coedit of advancing mosey ea
rani and personal Mete, whether Intended for sale or otherwise,
sod on each other aecerlttes ae the Directors may approve. The
Corporation will act deo so agents between mortgagors sad
mortgagees, and will negotiate subscriptions or lons for Delilah
atfitSmeadertaldems, the boas Ides
of which will be Aridly
in beton they an mandated to the public.
The nicety Department will embrace valuations the
parches., and sale of estates, Lads, and houses the manage-
ment of estates, and the carrying out of drainage, and other ea
'enlist improvements; alao the sales of agricultural produce.
farming stock and every description of properties, by private
eonlract and public wean sad It to Intended I. hold periodi-
cal sales of freehold and Iseseheid p
&reseal lusnitive Menominee have already been secured by the
Corporation; and although the Directors eonsider the present
uonsiial capital ample for all Immediate purpow. power has
been taken to Increase the mane should It be uWmaaep deemed
desirable.

By the articles of associattoo (which Me for Mooed= at
the tamPersl7 cam of the OonsPeny) eaeh director is re-
eithed to bold SOO share.: end more than 2.000 shares hare
already been subscribed tee by the directors end their friendu
Piospectuaes and forme Mapplleatloon for Mares may be ob.
tamed trees the Benham ltrokaes, sad Auditors. or Tem-
porary (Mose of the Company.
London, England, 1864-06-18

CHURCH SERVICE (APOCRYPHA) BILL.
Viscount GAGE, in moving the second reading of this bill,
said the object of it was to give permieskis to the clergy to
substitute for the lessons from the Apocrypha now used on
certain days in the church service lessons from the canonical
books of the Bible. He was sure it would be no slight re-
lief to the minds of many clergymen if they were not com-
pelled to read these lessons. As to the spooryphal books,
they never were reed in the church previous to the Comical
of Trent, and lessons from these found their way into the
servioe of the Church of Ragland bemuse they were found
in the Bible.

The Archbishop of CANTERBURY said he was not
prepared to accept the bill. It woold be extremely objec-
tionable to allow every clergyman to read what lemma he
pleased. (Hear.) He beim to move that the bill be read
a sicced time that day six months.
After some discussion,
Lord GAGE said that the discussion had convinced him
that there was but roe proper mode of dealing with this
question, and that was the appointment of a royal commis-
sion. As for the present uefortneate bill, be did not intend
to proosed with the second reeding.
The order for the second reading of the bill waa then din.

PENAL SERVITUDE ACTS AMENDMENT BILL.
O
the report of the Penal Servitude Acts Amendment
Bill

Tie Earl of AIRLIE oomplaisad that it would prevent
tieket•of•issve men from tum.
Some debate wanted, which, however, involved no points
of amity, sad ultimately the report was received.
London, England, 1864-06-18

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGMCS..

NEW YORE, Jou 9, EVIIIIING.

(P.r the Asia, N Halibut alai Otooktuives.)

Gold very much excited ; closing quotations to-
day, 94. Exchange on London, 217 ; on Paris, 2.60.
Stocks quiet. New York Catania, 1321 ;
132 ; Erie, 112} ; 5.20 Bonds, 104.
London, England, 1864-06-18

TELEOB.APHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(slum's Twassual.)
DENMARK.
FLENSBUBG, Jun IT.

Travellers arrived in Tondern, from Sylt, state
that for the last few days the island bas been occu-
pied by Danish troops.
A flotilla of gunboats arrived off Keitum on
Tuesday morning. On the night following the
officer commanding the Danish troops landed a
detachment and surrounded Beitum. Seven gen-
tlemen, known for their German sympathies, were
arrested, and sent off in a steamerto Copenhagen.
The mayor was suspended for not having displayed
sufficient energy.
Beano% has been declared in a state of siege.

THE PARTITION OF SLESWIG.
IFLENSBUILG, Jon 17.

A deputation from the Peninsula of Sundewitt
left yesterday for Berlin, to present an address to
the King protesting against the division of Slestrig.
The Norcidetenche Pleneburger Zeitung of to-day
publishes a decree of tbs chief civil authorities,
ordering that German shall in future be the principal
medium of education at the high school of /Indere-
leben. Instruction in Danish is only to be given six
hours weekly,
London, England, 1864-06-18

9PLADIES.—ROWLANDS' ICALTDOR, au
Orlestal Botanical Preparation for Improving and Beanti-
tying the Completion and Skin. The radiant bloats it heparin
to the cheek, and the Bonner; and delicacy which ft 'edema of
the hands sad arose its eapability of seething Irritates sad
reroutes all redness, tan, pennies, mese freckle., decelera-
tions, sad other mias vialtatiena, feeder it indispeneshie to
every NUM It obvia elf the affects of climate on the akin,
whether with refugees to odd and leetemeney or latrine
solar heat. Price do. Id. and Is. Id. par bottle.—Sold at M.
Hatton-prden and by chemists and perfumers. AA Ise
•• 'lowlands' Barter," sad beware of sputum sad wakeless
'Abbe wider the am•cd" islyder."
London, England, 1864-06-18

IMPERIAL P,

HOUSE OF LORDS.—FarDAY, Juwi 17.

In daook.
The Loan thwicauos took Jail Nat as Oa wear* iis

THE ANSWER OF HER MAJESTY TO THE AD-
DRESS IN REFERENCE TO ASSIZES BEING
HELD AT LEEDS.
Lord SYDNEY, the Lad Chamberlain, appeared at the
table, and read the following reply of her Majesty to the
address praying that the late decision of the Privy Council,
metering the removal of the West Riding assizes from York
to Leeds, instead of to Wakefield, might be reconsidered:—
" nays to inform you that, in pursuance of the pro-
visions of the act passed in the 'Jed and 4th
William IV., an order was made by me, with the
advice of my Privy email, on the 10th Mgt, ordering
and directing that sedges for the West Riding of York.
stare shall be held at Leeds, and the 6th day of August ham
been since fixed by my judges of amine for the Midlaad
Circuit for holding the next assises for the West Riding
in that town. I have directed that a copy of this order
shall be laid before you. If it should hereafter appear that
with a view to the more cheap, speedy, and effectual ad.
ministration of justice, it may be expedient to appoint some
other place for holding an assize in the West Riding, the
subject shall be again referred for the consideration and
advice of my Privy Council."
THE COUNTY COURTS ACTS AMENDMENT BILL.
The LORD CHANCELLOR stated that for various
names he would postpone all further consideration of the
Comity CeerM Amendment Bill until next minion.
Lord BROUGHAM expressed satisfaction at the an.
seaseement made, as no bill could be acceptable which
ehonld atnhah the power of imprisonment now possessed by
Comity Courts.
The Marquis of CLANRICARDE hoped that the with-
drawal of this bill would not affect the provisions in the
Irish bill now before the house.

The Earl of DERBY presented a petition from Man-
chester against the bill in its prteent shape.
THE DANISH QUESTION.

Lord ELLENBOROUGH beam lit forward his motion
respecting the probability of a realest of hostilities betimes
I bmimark and Germany. He pared in review the various
propmals made for settling the line of demarcation. is his
opinion England was in honour bound to maintain the fair
proposition made by the government, to which Dermas*
agreed. Is ceoclusion, he wished to know whether mea-
sures have been taken by her Majesty's government to rein-
force the Beet so as to make it at once equal to the blockade
of the German ports and the defence of the Danish lalands.
Earl RUSSELL—Before I answer the question of the
sebie earl I beg to make some few remarks upon the state-
ment he has made. Of tonne, lam not about to enter into
anything that has taken oleos in the Cadenzas, or into the
state of the negotiations at the present moment, but as the
sable earl has referred to the treaty of 1552, and as be is
perfectly aware of the nature of that treaty, and
as he has had before him the papers which have
bum laid upon the table of both honest of
parliament, I must call his attention to some of
the circumstances connected with that treaty. My lords,
. .
London, England, 1864-06-18

SUPPLY.

Ths report of supply waa brooglat op by Mr. BRAND, sod
the rots for the n• of Works to Ireland was ooratimwd.

SUFERANNUATIONS (UNION OFFICERS) BILL.
This bill pined through axaraittm.
COVENTRY FREE GRAMMAR SCHOOL BILL.
The slam bill passed through euerniMes.
GREEK LOAN BILL.
Mr bill you raid a woad Siam
INLAND REVENUE (STAMP DUTIES).
The ropers opus imolutious as this subject am maim&

SHERIFFS SUBSTITUTE (SCOTLAND).
Is oomasittes • ',rotation oa whisk to found a bill cm
Us subject of itrifs substitutes' 'storks was agreed to.
London, England, 1864-06-18

NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—The greatest and
most awful bivouacs of the day. AOCA
Mews. JOHN GOSNIILL sad Co., Three [tag-court, Lombard.
street, Loudon, perruusreto her Majesty, respectfully over to the
pabllc this truly saarrelless laid, which gradually restores the
1101Y11 hair to tie prialeo hae—so natter at whatage. The Arta
Maltreat has cone ot the properties et dye, : it, is thestatraiy.
beseecoal to the masa, sad whoathe hair le awe restored
ass appileaties per lama will keep His perfect velour. Piles
Cl la. per bottle, or is half bottles, 10e. ed. Jam Godson &
beat hoes oppolatod perflusare to ILL the mosses as Wales
London, England, 1864-06-18

COMMITTEE ACT AMEND-

UNION

KENT
_BILL„

The opal of asistilawsst; in this bill was agreed to.
ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS AND REGISTRARS
(IRELAND) BILL.
Ths report of soutodsisols is this bill was alio adopted.

CHAIN CABLES AND ANCHORS BILL.
This bill w read third time sad weed.
IMPROVEMENT OF LAND ACT (1864) BILL.
The report of amoodsooki m this bill was brought up lad
ovoid to.
Their lordships Amiss& 4 Aro mioutu to 8 o'clock.

HOUSE OF OOMMONS.—Fsitur, Jaws 17.
FACTORY ACTS EXTENSION BILL

After our report lilt yesterday,
Mr. BRUCE replied, postpones: the further considera-
tion of the bill for tan days, is order to give the government
time to frame • proposition, which he trusted would fall in
with the evident feeling of the home.
After some further eiaeussion the committee reported
progress, to sit again on Moody week. jj
TN house adjourned at 25 minutes peat 2 o'clock until #.l
o'clock.

Ths sittiss was rassmad at 6 o'clock.
QUEEN'S PLATE&

Mr. P. WYND/fAM gave notice, that on Tuesday week
he should more the following resolution :—" That, whereon
the annual grant of sums of money for the Queen's plates
eo longer mooning's@ the breed of good horses, the object
for which it was originally is should be in future dis-
continued.'
London, England, 1864-06-18

MARKETS.

BllGAR.—Butrrot, JUNE 17.—There hu bees a good
demand this week for all kinds of sugar, and a large brui-
ser has bees dose at very frill press. Refiners' produce
sells steadily at late raise. itum.—Tlw demand is limited,
and but little duieg.

OOTTON.—Uvegrocu., Juan 17.—The better &sail..
Was of cotton, which have bees steadily advancing daring
the last three weeks, have thin week been in very •11111111/VO
demand, with a bare supply offeriag, ambling holders to
obtain a further admix* of shoot per lb., while the
common qualities remain heavy, and barely support last
week's quotations. American has become vesy scarce at gd.
to id. per lb. advisee. and ain active deoaod. Sea Island
nochaaged. Brasil—Perris is W. per Is, dearer. Ms.
/anima and the better classes of &his hove also advanced
id., and llaesu gd. per lb. In Booties the tranamtions
are largo, and prime of fair qualities gd. to gd. per lb.
higher during the west. Speculators have takes during the
week 8.990 bales; exporters, 17,130 bales ; and the trade,
45,070 balm of all kinds. We have had a fair demand to-
day, with a steady market The sales are 8,000 bales, of
which MOO are for export sad spearilatica. The following
are the official quotation (Mesas, 30d. ; middling,
290. ; Mobile, 2b ; middling. 290. ; Uploads, 2911 ;
middling. 298-
London, England, 1864-06-18

FRANCK

P.&1118, Jazz 17.

The Coustitutionnel of this evening, alluding in
its bulletin to the report that England would pro-
pose to entrust the disputed territorial question in
the duchies to arbitration, says :—" We are con-
vinced that the French government would not
entertain any objection, and that it can only wish
success to this proposal."

La France believes iteelf able to state that the
Conference will not meet to-morrow, but will be
again adjourned.
Seiior Salazar y Mazzaredo, the Spanish Minister
to Peru, has left Paris for Madrid, where he is
expected to arrive to-morrow.

ITALY.

TURIN, Java 17, Ilvanta.

The rumour that General Longoni has left for
Tanis is incorrect, the troops not having re-
seised orders to embark, but only to be in readi-
ness.

It is said that General Garibaldi intends going
to Ischia, having been ordered sea bathing.
London, England, 1864-06-18

THE NATIVE PRESS OF INDIA.

Mr. ADAM asked the Secretary of State for India
whether, considering the gre►t importance of our obtaining
a better insight into the feelings of the natives of India,and
better information es to their opinions, be would not worn.
mend each of the governments in India to appoint au officer
whose duty it should be to translate and report to govern-
ment all matters of public interest discussed in the native
prow ; and whether such an °dicer bad not been alreada
Int provedsettipospßerrgr:ll;l2oitilaubTelleshardi mos
Bengal iLdastr..4
employed for the purposes deecribed I. the question. That
officer wee employed to collect, and (emulate what seemed
to be of iatereat in the native press of India, &ad be had
so hesitation in saying that considerable advantage had been
derived from the moans thus acquired of becoming ac-
quainted with the feelings and °pinkies of the native pope-
Utica. He was not sure that this was sufficient to warrant
him is giving orders that the same thing should be done
elsewhere. He had not the least doubt that the other
goverliniente of India had their eyes upon the subject, and
would Gad. as he had no doubt they would, that it would
be advantageous to pursue the same pries:lisle with regard
to Medias and Bombay that had bees adopted in the other
provisos.
STREET REGULATION.

Sir H. VERNEY asked the Secretors of State for the
Horne Department whether he would direct that foot
pompoms should not be obstructed in the streeta by coals
being shot into the cosi cellars through the pavanes% otter
• certain hour in the morning.
Sir G. GREY raid there was so power by law to inter-
fere.
London, England, 1864-06-18

PRUSSIA.

BERLLV, Joss 17.

The semi-official Norddetifsdielgemelte Zeitung
of to-day gays :—" The neutrality of ?ranee in the
event of a war between England and Germany
would give an immense impetus to the develop-
ment of French maritime commerce. It would
obliterate the last traces of mistrust towards the
empire, and still further cement the friendly rela-
tions between Germany and France."
London, England, 1864-04-12

PORN OP AtflJeATlOlf FOR BHA/IS.

To the DireetOrsotih;atiftoOioaßeal Property Com-

ted).
Gentleaseu,—Having pins Into your beakers the sum of
I request that you will allot vas shares la
the City of London Real Property Company ;Llmlte.l). and I
hereby agree to accept the same or any less number that may
he allotted to me, and to pay the calls la respect of the shares
so allotted when die: and I authorise you to place my name on
the register of members for the number of shares allotted.
I am, Gentlemen, your obedient sena*
hams in full
Profession or occupation
Address
Date ....
London, England, 1864-04-12

IN BANKRUPTCY.—(KAWELL3TILE6T.—Ertensive
MANVILCTUIUNG PIIZIUSES.
M ESSRS. EDWIN FOX and BOUSFIELI) have received lastrectiona to SELL by AUCTION, at the
Tart oppoilta the think of Eejtand, on V. fIUNESDAY April
V, at U for 1 o'clock, by order of the Assignees of Yews.
Walker, the valuable LIME of spacious P151113t 8 in the
rear of 77, Oosweil-street, lately In the occupation of Hegira.
T. Walker and Co., Umber merchants, together with the capital
warehouses, cams, sheds, two-Mall etable, and other adjuncts
to a manufacturing busineu erected thereon, and a hick with a
judlcioua outlay, may be converted Into a commanding range of
thst-class mu/autumns premises. Held fora term of 2/ years
Cleat to days), from the 29th of September, 1850, at itos per
May be Mewed, and perticutare had on the premises;
at▪ the Mart; of Amer& Venting, Naylor. and Robins, solicitors,
Tnkenhome.yard : and of Mews. Unit Pox and Hue&
goo.u, 41, toleara-strest, Beak, LC.
London, England, 1864-04-12

ROWLANDS' 31 ACASSA R OIL
This elegant, fragrant, and pen acid oil Is universally in
high repute for its unpreoedented success during the laai misty
years in promoting the growth, metering and beautifying the
bureau Mir. It prevents hair from falling off or t
strengthess weak hair, cleanses it from scurf anti dandruff, aid
makes it beautifully loft, pliable, and glossy. In the growth of
the 'Waken, beard, and mustachios it Is unfailing to its stimu-
lative operation for children ft is especially recommended, as
forming the hula of a beautiful head of Asir, while its intriso-
tios into the nursery of royalty, and the high Meets in whlchl
is universally held, with numerous tasttmonials constantly re-
salved of Its efficacy, afford the best and surest proofs of its
merits—Prise la it, 7a, Nla 6d., equal to four mall. and
per bottle.-Bold at 20, HAton-garden, and by chemists and
perhumen.—Mk for Rowlands' Macassar M.
London, England, 1864-04-12

WREN ARE SPECTACLES REQUIRED?
This query Is worthy sonsiderstion by every nes anxious
to retain the inestimable blessing—daft . for on eeriest know-
ledge in to the proper time for using Spectacles will depend the
eertainty of presseig cigar vision to the end of life. When its
detleieney Ii determined a sleety of diserholastien most be amid
to adapting lemma of the sweet power that will 'apply the low or
Lmy lad will remit. Optimal q sacks, Uke reediest peruke,
dr=bkl.ulable Wendel by their ignorant pretension, en is
proved by the victims of country hawkers sad unskilled vendors.
It were wiser to ask advise miner tress ease
of repute, and amid Ask to one's sight. The nisi bin
=ow Raffia end ton ;established 171101, opposite its British
llmmens gate, London, having specialty attended to the mew-
future of swatted 's, are sompetest to advt.* en an that
Minato the remeelyblg detains* vision by the ainerste aeaptstiln
of the lenses, nrithersalleally true, of the requisite , and
also by the jedielons selestion of a epeedaele frame (wahM links
wise inspertamei of the WU most heeenting the form.
London, England, 1864-04-12

W MMLNISTER.

A man, about 30 years of age, who gave the name of
James Atkinson, was charged with begging.
William Kell., in active detective, said that on Saturday
afternoon he sow the defendant begging about Eaton•squere.
He west up to a street door and gave • butler • letter, who
returned it to him with sixpeaos. Witneee then took him
into custody.
The officer handed two letters which be had found upon
the &Nedra to the magistrate. The first of these was as
follows : "To all kind ladies and Geotleniso,—Tbe
bearer hereof humbly begs pardon for asking your
kind assistance under the following circumstances :
I am • young man discharged from St. George's
Hospital with an uncured abscess, brought upon
me by • rulers in the rheumatic fever, which
disables me from following my capacity of life, and has to
obtain • livelihood for myself and three motherless children
that compels me to ask the amistance of any whose kind
heart will enlist with ever so small a trifle towards four
shillings I am weekly allowed from my last employer, and
the smallest assistance will be most thankfully received by
your moat humble and obedient servant, J•Xli flicicow."
The second letter commenced as follow' :—" To all kind
servants,' and finished with "yours respectfully," acalmim-
ing the same story as before.
Mr. Selfe (to defendant) —Yon were here last autumn,
sod were then committed. It was the same sort of story then
as it is now. I have cot the lent doubt that you are making
a regular trade of begging, and I shall therefore commit
you fora month.
London, England, 1864-04-12

THE POLICE COURTS.

A woman about Zyeara of ap, attended by her emor
ter, applied to the sitting magistrate for • protectioa Oltd4ll
under the provisions of the Eat action of the Divorce and
Matrimoaialauses Act.
The applicant dated that abe was • gaseous, reeiding at
Holloway, and she was 11111111 led fa oanyin on bar abed by
her daughter, who was thee gaunt. Owag to the death of
a relative she was entitled to a legacy, and the wanted an
order to protect it against her hothead or his creditors.
Her husband had not done anything towards the support
of his family for many years, and she was decidedly abald
that if he ascertained that she kad got this more he would
return aid squander it away in dissipation and drink.
Mr. D'Eyncourt asked the applicant if she knew where her
husband resided?
The applicant replied that to the best of her belief he was
in Australia. He had been these some years, but had never
sent her any money.
Mr. D'Eywourt asked the applicant if her husband went
there with her sanction ?
The applicant stated that when he made up his mind to
go there she was living apart from him. She had been com-
pelled to adopt that course, as be was out of • situation
through hie drunken habits, and she had to work to keep
her family. He had told her he was going, and she did not
demur to his doing so.
Mr. DEineourt—How did your husband obtain the
means to r‘y his passage out?
The applicant said that her relations bad given him the
money, as they thought she would do better without him.
Since he had bees gooe she bad earned her livelihood, and
had acquired • little property, and it was more on account
of her family than herself that she asked for the protecting
order.
Mr. D'Eyncourt said it was possibly • very hard case, but
he could not grant the applicant the order she asked for.
What the husband had done did not amount to desertion,
for before he went away he told the applicant he was
going, and her friends bad provided him with the means to
do so. This was not such a desertion as was contemplated
by the act of parliament, and therefore he could not make
the order.
London, England, 1864-04-12

ILIMINGTOPLPARE. lint-rate LEMINHOLD iNvarr-
at INT&
MitSRS. EDWIN FOX and BOUSFIELD
e directed to BELL by AUCTION, .t the Mark on
WED37I2iDA Y, April 27, ai 12, in Two Lots, hnproring and cep
vehiable Long LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, comprising eleven
substantial brick-built residences, handsome and 'tenons in
elevation, most advantageously situate, Mins 9, 10, 11, 11, 13,
14, 11.16, 17, IS, and 19, BR Peteribtantee, kensingtou-gark,
Bayswater, on the manna of the hill, adjacent to et. Peter's
Church, the beat position in the most Improving and favourite
minima of town. Ibe houses are planned in the most judicious
manner, the kitchen. and domestic ounces being on the ground
door at the back, with bedrooms over, and they are all let to
capital tenant. on leases at low rents amounting to £715 per
annum. Held for long term. at moderate ground rents.-11 ay
be viewed by permission, and particular. had of Masts. James
Taylor, Mason, and Taylor, LS, Puntiverinn : at the
Mart , and of Messrs. ELM Fox and 114/CSILILD, 41, COltinaa.
street, Bank.
London, England, 1864-04-12

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(arum's rarssa►us.
ILLNESS OF THE NEW EMPEROR
OF MEXICO.
MIRAMAR, Arm 11.
The Emperor Maximilian is confined to his
bed in consequence of a slight attack of fever.
The day of his Majesty's departure for Mexico
is therefore uncertain.
Ambassadors have been sent to Vienna, Rome,
and Paris.

THE SIEGE OF DUFFEL.
GRAVENSTEIN, Aram 11.
_. _

Another parallel was traced last night. A Danish
sortie was repulsed, in which we lost one man killed
and two wounded.

The 4th Regiment of the Grenadiers of tire Guard
reconnoitered us front of the trenches, and captured
nine prisoners. They bad four men wounded.

The outposts of the Giiben Brigade have been
advanced; three prisoners were taken without any
loss on our side.

A small body of Danish troops has landed between
Hadendeben and Apenrade.

THE FEDERAL DIET AND THE CON-
London, England, 1864-04-12

BCCILINGIiAIIaRIRE between the market Mena of Backing-
msad Rammer, about ate miles Irma each , with early po-
es.
MESSRS.DANIELSMITH,SONtandOAICLICY
have reorlied iostatetions to OFFER for SALE by AUC-
TION, at the White Red Hotel, Rockingham, oa SATURDAY,
bisy 21, at 1, • capita!
__ _

DAIRY FARM,
freehold and tit helms, situate in the parish of Barton, kaolin as
Bartoe-bill Parra: oomprisingsnest farmhouse and premlasksed
about lag acres of excellent land, principally line old pastumwell
circumstanced with regard to railway accommodation, the dairy
and other produce being taken quickly_ and cheaply to London ;
together with the Manor, or reputed Manor, of Barton or Barton
Hartshorne. The farm Is In the oompation of Dr. Clark, •rosily
Lady.day tenant, at the low rental of SASS per annum. This
nelzhboarhood Is a favourite one for sporting and residential
, and the property odors a good opportunity to truster
and others for investment.

ahlculara and plans may be had of Auntie) Chandler, Lg.,
aolicitor. Bminestoke : ef Mews. Hearn. Nelaon, and Hearn,
solicitors, Buckingham : theirblts Hart, Buckingham the Um&
Anna. Bleestes ; and of *NM Damns. stem, tkrn, sad 0111.1 T,
land agents and surveyors, 10, Waterloo-place, Yallsnall. b. W.