The Express.
London, England, 1864-09-12 00:00:00

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so tar as it will extend, be applied In payment of the Km due on
allotment.

Copiesof the Report of the Credit ?melee 'Limited) and the
CHAR 11obtUer (Limited), above rderred to, with peospectnaes
of this Lopipany, may be had on application to the era,
solicitor( at' etbrokers, or the secretary.
London. Sept. 1, 1661.

Foam A.
FORE Ot APPLICATION ►OR SHARES.

(To be retained by the Bankers.)
To the Directors of the Credit Fonder and fdubiller of England

(L
Gentlemen,—Haring paid toimited' . your bankers• the num of
, being a deposit of Lt per share on Shares Is the
shore Company, I hereby request that you win allot me that
number; and I agree to accept such shares, or any less number
300 may allot to me oa the terms of the proi,pectas, at a
lac 4d. premium per share ; and I agree to pay the de-
posit on allotment, and to sign the articles of awoclation of
the Company when required : and I authorise you to insert my
name on the register of mentben fqr the number of shares
allotted to me.
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Name In
Residence.
Prefelsiew
Data September, Mt
• Insert tankers' names.

TFIIE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER
of ENGLAND Limited`.
The following Circular has been issued to the dieting share-
holders to the Credit Fonder (Limited) and Cretin Mobilise
Temporary 061ces-80, Lombardatreet, LC.,
Loudon. 6th September, 1864.
am Instructed by the Directors to Inform you that
they have txed ?di iNDA Y. the 16th instant, as the LAST DAY
for receiving APPLICATIONS for SHARES nailer the ptivis
reserved to you as a Shareholder in the Credit Fonder
or in tile Credit Mobiller
All optima not &aimed btf6re or on that day will be &nal;
derod as renounced, and the shares not claimed will be allotted
elsewhere.
I am, Sir, your obedient servant,
ALFRED LOWE, Secretary :pro tem.:.

nVERLA.ND ROUTE.-COMMUNICATION
V by STEAM to INDIA, AUSTRALIA, &c., rib EGYPT.
The PENINSULAR sad ORIENTAL STRAYS NAVIGATION
COMPANY BOOK PASSENGERS and receive Cargo and Parcels
at their London ales for Gibraltar, Malts Efqpt, Aden, Ceylon,
Madras, Calcutta, the Straits, and China, by their steamers
leaving Southampton en the 4th andOth of every month. for
Gibraltar, Malta, Egypt, Aden, and Bombay, by those of the 12th
sad 27th of each month and for Mauritius, King Omega's
Sound, Melbourne, and Sydney, 1i) the steamers lea. ag South-
amptoa on the 201.11 of every mouth.—For farther particulars
apply at the Company's Offices. 12?, Learmhalbstreet, LC.. Lan-
don oe Oriental-plate, Southampten.

!STEAM PROM LIVERPOOL OR QrEESSTOWN TO
NEW kola(

THE LIVERPOOL, -NEW YORK, and
PHILADELPHIA STEAMPHIP COMPANY intend de,-
ystehlag their fa-powered Clyde-badt Ira Screw Meam-ahlya
-arming the rafted States moils.

FROM LIVERPOOL for NF.W YORK.
CITY OF BALTIMORE, Wednesday, September 14.
I IT V OF LIMERICK, Saturday, September 17.
kTNA. Wednesday, September 21.
And every Wedneolay And every alternate Saturday.
Cable passers by the mail steamers salting every Welneedn►,
3, lf, and 31 guinesa, according t. the accommodation. CaPn,
aurae by the RaturdaYa steamers. 13 guineas. Forward passage
5 witness, Includtng all provisions cooked. Passengers for
Canada, the United States, sad Brinell Columbia, booked through
X. Very advantageous terms—Por further particulars apply to
WILLIAM INMAN, Waterntreet. Liverpool; or to sl-
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rod ►tACRY, el. Klux William-4mA. City,

DIIILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHILLIPPS, and
Co detonteh the undermentioned first-elms steamers:.

For KO TTY:RDAII, the BATAVIER, every Suuda7nmes dug,
from Ilennltage Tier, at 10 am., calling at Blackwell for pas.
sense, at 11 am. Furs, Lk 2a., gl 10a, anti 171. : and the
SYKNOUBJ.) eery Thursday morning early from off the Tower.
rare £l.

For BREMEN, neutral Teasels. nnder Rayless flag, tRe ADLER,
MOB' 1., or SCII WA Utti. every Thursday morning t weather per-
mitting.`. at 10 a.m., from llorselydown, and Born Blaeksran at
lel noon. Fares CO Cl.and Los. _ .

Tor GOTH EN Eirati:theOUSTAT WASA on °reboot Sept. 15,
from Uqrselplown. Fares, LS 34. and L 2 2a. To be followed
by the LONDON.
t or COPENHA(TEN and STOCKHOLM. the NEWSKY, from
Alterman's Tler, in a few days, Farm. 13 3a. and £4 411.
For freight, passage, Ac., apply at clumli's Universal Office.
Reeent-chcal, W.. or to PIIILLIPTS, (MAVIS, PHILLIPP. 4,
and Co., 11, Hood-lane, KC.

TEE OXFORD and CANTERBURY HALL COMPANY
(Limited'.
THE OXFORD. SELECTIONS from LA
1 FORZA DEL DESTINO, La Tr Ofillta, Saber,, and the
Too Gentlemen of Verona, by the whole of the talented coin-
poll Director—Mr. F. JONOLIMANit. Comedy by tinevorth,
Rupee, W. Randall. W. Dorton. and Mdlle. CaYslbo, the cele-
brated comedienne and mimic, EVERY EVENING.

IiHE WIZARD of the NORTH. —TO-NIG HT.
Eighth Appearance of NW ANDERSON, the Secoailalghted
Sybil —secure your STALLS and TICKETS at Mr. AUSTIN'S
Ticket.offlce,lo3, Ptecadilly.—Open daily from 10 till 5.—" THE
WORLD OP MAGIC."

T. JAMES'S-HALL (entranced in Regent-
-1,./ street and Piccutilly —Professor ANDERSON'S GRAND
ENT,RTAINSIENT, the WORLD of MAGIC. ARA Miss ANDER-
SON'S extraordinary powers In SECOND SIGHT have made •
success hitherto unparalleled in the annals of the art ma)ique.
The programme in its present form will he repeated every even-
ing at 8. On Saturdays a fashionable jovenile day performance
at 3 p.m. Doors open at 7 and 2 o'clock. Stalls dress, won.
bei•il strictly reserved-. 3.5. ; balcony. 3... second seats, 28 :
lusty of the hall and galleries, Is. Juvenile tickets for the stalls
and oaleony. Sn. Res-reed meets may be secured at the Bo:-
0810 e, 28, Piccadilly, under the superintendence of 11r. Austin.

QTEVENS and SONS, 78, BißhopagateAtreet
S./ srstm ER WINES, Bottles Included.
Claret. 141., 24.,, tOa Burgundy, 155., 201., tes, Srts. per dos.
Chablis . 201., 30s. Basterne
Hock and Moselle !Os, 245., ins. „

Champagne 3,a„ 36a CU.
All other Whom and Spirits equally reiuonalsie.

frOURISTS and TRAVELLERS, Visitors to the
11 Seaable. and others. exposed to the scorching rays of the
sun and heated particles of dust, wdl end ROWLANDS'
K .4IN DOR a moat refieshing preparation for the complexion,
dirt Riling the cloud of languor and relasstlnn. allaying all heat
and irritability, and immediately affording the pleasing sensation
attending restored elasticity and healthful state of the akin.
Freckles., tan spots, pimples. flushes, and diacolorations are eradi-
cated by its application, and give place to a healthy purity and
Arh acy of complexion. Price 4s. M. and Sa. bid par bottle.
Sold by A. ROWLAND and SONS. V. If attontrarden. and by
chemists and perfumers Ask for "Rowlands' Kalydor,' and
beware of spurious and pernicious articles under the name of
Kalydrir."

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1862. The Brake
and Forms required under the above Act, also all other
kinds of Account Books. "nth every Stationery requisite for
Public Companies, the Counting-how*, etc., supplied on the
best terms. Printing of every description, Engraving, Die-
sinking, Ac.
Ash and Flint, SP, Fleet-street, EC., and London.hrldge, S.E.

MR. W. COWPER, M.P., ou HARVEST Rosen.
—At the Milli parochial celebration of harvest home at
Hertiesforribury, Mr. Cowper observed that " Every-
one must take an interest in gatherings of that sort. Those
who were not agriculturists must honour thaw who were
engaged in the cultivation of the land. All labour was
honourable in proportion as it was useful ; and none was
more honourable than the labour of those who were en-
gaged in turning to acconot the =whine and the rain—
nut who this seams had been doing without the rain—in
the cultivation of the soil, and the production of human
food. (Hear, bear.) No labour was more honourable than
that of the farmer, the ploughman, the ditcher.
the hedger. in short, of every man employed
in providing food for the community. (Cheers.) One
great advantage of these gatherings was that they
brought together people who did not knew, but who ought
to know, one another. The evil of the day was that there
were so few opportunities of bringing people together.
There were many persons of wealth who were wiling to
help the poorer clams, but there was so much ignorance
of them, and so much enspicimi• arisieg out of that igno.
renew. that they did cot know how to do it. They could
all help one another. There were some thins the rich
could do to help the poor, and there were many things the
poor caula do to assist the rich ; and if any of them sided
people whom Providence had blessed with the gifts of for
tune above others, to be of use to them, they would be
conferring a benefit on those penons, for which they would
be grateful. Mr. Hastings (the rector) was much indebted
to them on that score ; for they bad enabled him to benefit
them in various ways, and, amend others, by that good
advicehe bad given them to-day, and which he hoped they
would torn to the beet account. Io the athletic sports which
were to follow, behoved that the young men would well re-
present the riling manhood of the county. He hoped they
would show that, while they could be active sod alert, they
were equally distinguished for that excellent conduct and
good sense for which be most say that the laboariag classes
of the parish were remarkable. Let them metabain the re-
putation they had acquired. He was anxious that those
who came there should have to speak not only of the activity
of the jumpers, and the speedlif the metiers, but that they
should he able to say that there was no perish in the county
which bad a better sort of men aril wetness—husbands and
wives—than the perish of Hertingfonlhoury. Bertford
ilernery.
THE UNITED KINGDOM RAILWAY OFFICERS AND
SERVANTS' ASSOCIATION.—The fifth half-yearly meeting
was held on Friday last at the Loodon-bridgehouss Hotel ;
Mr. H. B. Sheridan, M.P., in the chair. The secreter 7, Mr.
Talford Burr. read the report, which showed the receipts
bad been 1,403/. 3d. for the six meanie, and that after
Cod
for accidents, kr-. and expeoseb. the Wane. is
heed amounted to 4171. The sum of 1,4001. had hese paid
for deaths of members and their wives Moos the Railway
Provideat Society, which r worked in connexion with the
association, was established.
WORK TOR TIM REVISING BARRISTER.—We
undwitead that is usticipation of a general eleetiou no
fewer than 14,000objectiose have beam made in the southern
division of the meaty of leacesies.—Ziverpooi Mercury.