The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-19 00:00:00

TER EXPRESS, ,THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 19, 1865.

LONDON MEROANYIL3 DMLLMITED). OOUNT COMPANY
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An ' extraordinary general meeting of the rime-
holders of this company was held at the Loudon Tavern
yenseday, for the purpose of ieceiving the repave of the
oramitees of shareholders appointed at the last meeting, to
mak= the 'resolution paned at the extraordinary_ general
rasseleg of the company held on the 19th of Sepber to
red ep the company totentanl7 ; on to Pam our other
resolutions as re shareholders might deem advisable.
Mr. Joint Chun, the chairman of the director', presided.
The Ona.nrat seared " That the resolution for winding
up the company volustarily, rand on the 19th September,
be snd is hereby einfirmed."
Mr. Timer nem= remarked that =bee been 0011-
rased to rent= • neon, and he su that that
report should be rand Wore any further basins= was done.
Mr. EDWIN H. °SEAWORTHY thee read the report ri the
ermines of investigation, as follows :—The Loudon Mer
mills Diemen, Company (Limited) wee promoted
by Mr. Arebibeld Kunna ; the memorandum of
smodatire is dated the 7th January, 1864 ; the nominal
espied. 500,0006, divided iota 10,000 shares of 501. each,
gm Mae 5,000 shares; sad, sooordbeg to the prospectus,
was formed to "carry on sad extend the berms of an
" theporrat discount establishment "—" satisfeatoey az-
manners " having been made " for acquiring the bud
By an agreement dated 2nd deanery, 1864, between
Clinic* end Mr. Whiffle, secretary to and ou behalf of
the British Reversionary and Investment Company Mr.
KHAKI* proposed to bring oat a discount company with •
nominal capital of 500,00 W. in 10000 shares of 501. *soh ;
lest irons 51000 shares ; he (Mr. Kintres) agreeing to pur-
ism, lies berms and rases of the British Reversionary
end Westmont Company, which badness wen not, as has
her supposed, oonhned within the oedinary limits of re-
marry companies, but included the dimunting of bills
el enehange and muummory notes, and which aim.
=awe the important fflmoount establishment man-
ic the prospectus of the London Met-
ered') Dimount Company as having been acquired
under "satisfactory ernagemeate." Submit to the intended
discount company being established with a capital of not
lees than two-thirds of the Woe of 5,00 shares, Mr. Kra
Ms covenanted to me hie best exertions to samestully
' establish the proposed distort company, and to pay the I
whole el the expenses miring to the establiahment of the
company "nrior to the date of the allotment of erns ;"
the dLestmu not to proceed to an allotment rim two-
third& d the first issue of 5,000 shares ware subscribed for
and taken up. On the other head, Mr. Whiffle, on brill
as aforesaid, covenanted with Mx. Klan es to exchange the!
ram of the British lieverstorry axed Investment Cose-
pry, emenating to 1,680 in all, for the kenu of
shares la e propred dismount company in ones the
the
proposed diecount company should purchase the goodwill el
the badness of the British Reverslosary and Investment
Compsay at the sem et 9,0006 and take to their assets sad
liabilities, then the Briton Reversionary and Investment
Company would out of the 9,0001.
.pay to Mr. Krim
' 6.6091.,.- in coaddration of his senior, risk,
ousantd
expenditure ;" and would give thiropord disc
company (a sufficient amount of debt; cash. &a,
to Were the liabilities of the British Reveniosery and
Inserter Company. M a meeting of the subsoriben of
the Loudon Mercantile Discount Company, coesistaz4
Mimes. Jame/ Barrett, Hoary A. Hutton, Richard
lesdenek Slack. Richard Boller, John Yetry, and Andrew
Forsyth (each of whom eubscribed foe five shares, whieh,lMl
moos en the company wee formed, were transferred to Mr.
Rheims), held as to Bth January. 1861, at Mr. Klutzes's
effloss—die agreement referred to, dated the 2nd January.
1864, was read, agreed ten, sad adopted ; and it was resolved
that the common Sea of the London Mercantile Discount
Company be rend to • mooed agreement, one between
the London Manatile Discount Company and Archibald
Ilona; which was also " read. considered, and adopted,"
for carrying into effect the before mentioned panther of
the lirttisk Renesiotary sad Investment Company ; sad at
them mistime Mews. J. W. O. Allen. G. Anderson,
George Bereelagham, Henry Crean F. H. Gilbert,
Jobs Geary, sad Edmeed Clear, directors of the
British Reversionary and Investment Compeoy,_ and
John Dears, T. Gnarly, and James Rymer
were appointed directors of the Discount Company.
Thie second agreement, dated the day of the subectibers'
meeting, namely, Bth January, 1864, in reciting that pan of
''the first yteesaest. dated god January, 1864, which states
that Mr. Kiatees had agreed to pay the express of the
esteblishmest of the proposed discount compasy ' prior to
the date of the allotment of shares," montane the important
words, SOS to be found in the tint agreemet, namely,
" provided no allotment of shares be made." In other
respects the mooed agreement coincides with the Ent,
cremating that the dbeetees of the London Mercantile
Discount Company shell not praised to as allotment unless
two-thirds of the first issue of 5,000 shares be subscribed
end taken up ;to give London Mercantile Discount Com-
pany's shared for British Reversionary and Investment
shares ; to give 9,0006 for the goodwill of the
British Reverdosary and Investment Company's last-
SSW and to take the debts and liabilities uponthe
mine: bum se those mentioeed is the first agree-
meat. The first agreement divides the 9,0001. into
4,0001. for goodwill, and 5,0001. for Mr. Kintrea, for whir
he was absolutely to pay " all expensesprior to the allot-
ment of sham" in the new company ; but the sewed agree-
mist puts the 9,0001. es for goodwill only, and differs!
further and most materially from the first (although both
egresemente are by the Mares said to have been considered,
agreed to, sad adopted), inasmuch se Mr. Kintrea bait was
to pay the said expenses, not absolutely, bat provid " no
allotment of shares be sear." The prompted= of the
London Mercantile Durant Company having been some
tame before the publie, sad about 3,000 shares only (via,
&bent 1,420 be the public. and 1,680 by the British Rover-
enemy sad Investment Company's re:rob/en) having
been applied for. and not two-thirds, ea required by the
agreements, Mr. Hardwick, of the firm of Messrs. Sole,
Turaers. and Hardwick (introduced, as tour oommittee
believe, by Kr. Kintrea), at • meting of the directors of the
Leedom Mercantile Dismount Company, held on the 18th
Janomi, 1864, " attended and submitted to the board a pro-
posal for their acquiring by purchase the business of &canals
dement firm; but before giving the name of the firm in
mimics, he wished them to understand that the matter
same to him through the iotroductios of Mr. A. Jay, who
stipulated that he should naive • fee of 2,0001., provided
the directors ems to terms with the parties, and oeseluded
the purchase. Mr. A. Jay was then introduced, and re-
quested. before remedies further, that a resolutios abould
be pearls ames=l; to pay him the above sum •" wherioupoe
it was embed to by the Dotard. Kr. Hardwick' then, at the
request of ler. Jay, "informed the board that the firm was
Mears. Wousersley and Burt's ; sad gave the term and
Dandier' ape& which they were willing to transfer their
business, and identify themeless with the oompsay."
Alter diaconal*, it was resolved—" That a committee, viz.,
Messrs. Berminghem, Geary, and Gilbert, be appointed to
reminds the negotiations for the purchase of the brims
submitted by Ns. Jay." Negotiations were thus rumored
for the purchase of Mews. Womersley and Bart's barmen ;
&ad as • meeting of the committee, held 25th Jan., 1864,
at which your solicitor Mr. Lewis, was present, the books
of Mime. Wocomeley Ind Burt were, as your committee
are given to uadezeteued, requested as riders of the sired
parts of the berms ; and the request having been refused,
for reamer then given, the enotilitions were for the moment
suspended; bat at • meeting on the following day, to which
Mr. Leeds was sot summoned, the point seems to have been
waived. The onamittes concluded an arrangement, which
warn confirmed by the board, for the purchase of Messrs.
Worsersley sod Bert's brumes for the sums of 13,0001. is
cash, and 13,0001• in shares, varying according to profits ;
the minimum being 10,0001. cash, and 10,0001. rem Under
a deed embodying this arrangement, Mean. Womereloy and
Burt were reported directors of the company for a period
el three nen from let Meer, 1864 ; one to Mired daily,
as • member of the daily committee, at • salary of 7501. •
year each ; Massa. Womenley end Burt being hotted.
under a stringent covenant, not to enter into amount bad-
nees on their own account for a period of 15 years from lit
March, 1864. Concerting the power of the board to make
the preceding Waned arrangement, snd as to the liability of
Messrs. Women's, and Bart to refund the salaries paid,
questions may arise hereafter. On the conclusion of the
ansegement with Messrs. Wane:slay and Bart, further
applications for sham were soon received ; end ion the
allotment of the shares 1,380 Mad of 1,580 were allotted
to the British Reveniosary Oct Investment Company's
shareholders, and the brume of the 5,000 to the public.
The short allotment or difference between 1,380 shares
which were, and 1,580 sbarse which were to have been
allotted to the British Iteversionary and Investment OM-
tomay's shareholders, vie., 200, fell upon Mr. Edmund I
Clear, who iaetsed of entice 300 shaves is the new cone.
pry in lies of 300 in the old, got 100 only in the new
company, aid we. compensated for the noe.ellotment of
200 shares of 51. each by the payment of 1,000/. in cash.
In due course the agreed sum of 5,000/. was paid to Mr.
Kiefer, sad 4,0001•, the balance of the 9,000/. let goodwill
of the British Reversionary and Investment Company's
business, was put to the credit of the British Reversionary
and Investment Company's assets. Shortly afterwards
accounts were sent in to the company for certain
" express prior to allotment," which the secretary,
on 12th February, 1864, forwarded to Mr. Rioter,
r hewing been sent to the company instead of
to him. Mr. Rioter wrote, on the 20th February,
1864, "perfectly astonished" at being asked to pay the
debts of • moray from which be had' never received •
shilling." The directors were advised by tbe solicitor that,
seder the agreement of 2ad January, 1864, Mr. Kirov& wee
clearly liable, bat • committee, coosistiog of Messrs. Geary,
Gilbert. and Bermiegimm, was &predated to meet sad
refer with Mr. Erma on the *abject ; and. orwith-
deeding your solicitor's advice, the committee reported, on
the lat of March, 1864, that the company was liable, sad
Imam se under the ninety-fourth clause of the articles of
to reamittee considering the whole ease
:=Seirthe articles of association and the agnomen= of
Chi Bth Jansen, 1864 (in whir. es Imes already bee ex.
plaited. wen inserted words sot to be ford in the and
llereement) it ,emently. altogethez the first agree-
ment. that doted the 2d January, 1864 (under which the
*SWIMS bed advised that Mr. lEntese was liable) ; and the
elempsay eonsmineetly d the express, amertuatieg is all
le upwards of vox Whether Mr. Klause is liable for the
terra el, or whether the direct.= are not peemal7 liable
trim psidorequesticas for yen: lend
ye and and bermes of the British Revesernary seed
taverns= Company appear to have been smell. sad
r 6408 at the SAW se hada; been ea to Mr. Khan&
oe peosadrea many, pm slam wM net Misuse
inlesther ler arduili et, Sir briars as re* tlis esimr.

lug 4,0001., reins that that sum was manly a matter of
amount —the British Reversionary Company's shareriders
net having divided any cash. With Mersa.. to Mons.
Wonserley and Burt's business, those gentlemen have
stated to committee that they did net ark-to sell
their boeikes., but were sought by 21r. Hardwick ; and hi
regard to Mr. Hardwink's statement " that the matter
are to him through the introduetien of Mr. Jay," Ilion
Woureiley and Burt state they did not know Mr Jay, nor
had they at the time el the merrier any knowledge of an
istrodoeMon fee. Your committers, at an interview with
Meson Gerry and Gilbert, were told by those gentleness, in
reply to a question upon what evidence of the value
of Mean. W orneraley tad Bort's bearer the directors
agreed to pay the same onatiased in the dead, that
they had made inquiries at the time, had found Meagre.
Womerley and Bars to be highly respectable, and had been
told thatit was not usual in such cars to have the books
produeed. Mr. Geary did not remember sufficient of what
took place at the time of she negotiations to be able to
afford your
the committee who with Me committeesesaiiltive information ; but two
dier; Wornereley
and Burt, via. Morena Ingham and Gilbert, here
stated that the business was represented to them t
by
Maws. Womersley and Burt as yielding large ra
certainly upwards of 5,0004 • year ; also that
Worersley and Burt stated the banner was capable of
gnat extension, and that there would be for bet ture
woridng of the company departs te a considera tent.
Mom'. Womereley and Burt entirely deny hating made
any nth statements ; but say that, on the contrary,
they stated at the tine they would not pledge themeless
beny agree. Under these cirennistanees, and lading
that Items. Womendey ad Burt's beer were not in
passeasion of the orepaly, your committee
asked those gen-
tlemen to redoes them the committee being of opinion, as
they informed Mesas. onteraley and Bart that their books
became the property of the company on the purchase of the
basisiess), but Mars. Womeary and Bart declined doing
en Memo. Womarley sad Burt have attributed the
failure of the badness to the want ci capital, and have
stated that they were not aware at the time of the trans-
fer of their bin iner of the heavy sum the London Mer-
cantile Discount Company was soder engagement to pay to
Mr. Matra and others, and that they were under the
belief that further shares would have been rued sad more
capital milled up. The heavy preliminary payments and
the small capital to work upon aapppear to your committee to
have bra the main cause of failure, the had debts sot •p-
-to be disproportionate to the amount el the bills=bed. Whether, however, Mew. Wow/arils, and
Burt's banner was worth what the herders agreed to
pay for it, is a question which the shareholders geaseally
Can as well judge as your ocanzeittee ; bat to enter
into a died, oornenting he any case to pay these tea
me a beery morn for a bearer rowan( the value ef
which no positive evidence was stipulated for cc produced,
was a course which your committee cannot too StromillY
condemn. Your committee find that, seder the bead of
sabers; in the company's amounts, is included sumo taken
by the directors for acensnittee fees at the rate of 3001.
a et'
which they consider to be orrery to clause 77
et the tricks cif assonatiou, which slates that the
directors shall be remunerated for their eerier as may from
time le time be fixed by the are
; and the Harry,
therefore, of the directors to refund will be a further guar
tiros for your legal advisers. Your committee, in the courts
al the various meetings they have held, examined earefully
the last petard statemeat of account or estimated rhino,-
sheet, Wined on the eve el the rear marina held on the
19th September ; and although they do not agree in the
balance there shown of assets over liabilities, yet they
trust that with aerial maasgentent matter may be so
arranged as at leer not to earn any further less upon the
abereholdere. With every desire to save as mach as
possible of the proprietor' propaty, your committee Bug-
gered to Mews: Womerley and Burt. that, Loehr( to the
present reition of the company, as seiriated in the
printed statement referred to. ead hewing in mind Ihe lane
cash sums they received and have retained for the goodwill
of their business, vie., 10,000 f., they should propose to
take the tom y's dere, goodwill of the business,
genets and into their own hand; upon an
to pay hack much per share to she pro.
peisaadteerree
but those geatleare declined to entertain
the suggestion, nor have they made any counter pro-
posal. On Kthe 10th last, your committee were re-
=d by resolution of the board to state when a copy of
report would be famished to the directors, to which
• reply wee met that the report of the committee would
he ready foe enbraissiete to the meeting of shareholder on
the 18th last., in reorder* with the resolatiou pared at
the meeting on the 19th of September. In submitting the
melding outline of facts to the shareholder; your oom-
mitre reoomenead that, subject to the approval of liqui-
deters, whose nombeatiaa the committee prefer to leave
eutirely to the shareholders, and who shall be empowered
to seek the assistance of the emir if necessary, the voles-
tary winding up of the easepeay be ricalliesed sad proceeded
with; for, looking at the pest management and results, they
wander that erne far primer' to mare, further calls
upon the shareholders for the impose et carrying/Lea the
company at, in all probability, still ferret Iont—OnOICIZ
A. ADDISON, JOEN BOYD, EDWIN H. GAISWORTIIT, GODSON
Wrorria.-17th Oct., 1866.
Alter some drowns, principally on the question
of adjournmsr, Ia the coarse of which the chairman stated
that the directors treaded to publish a fall seply to the
report of the committee, the motion oontioning the mole-
Ron to wind up was unanimously agreed to.
Mr. ADDNION than moved that the proceedings of the
meeting be further adjourned till Friday, the 27th instant,
and that the committee be regressed in the meantime te
take eouneer opinion on the various points which had been
raised.
Mr. Zoccest seecioded, and this motion was likewise
agreed to.
The meeting, which had lasted two hours, then sepa-
rated.

Mr. Recitalist Robinecis hiving followed is support of house, *tut pro vidh her with medical lausgaase mil
dm
the application, the magistratereetired to their private room recovered from her
to confer upon the question, .and after an Amnia of ten The husband of the woman geld bin wife was a di....
minutes. and she might die throughto living taken into casiodN. --""
The Chairman announced that the beach had resolved Mr. Charles Yomsg—Her arrest eaa be Pacifist
pant MMr. Gatti• limn, but fat soak eddy. charged with receiving stolen property. %el,
Licensee were renewed to Mr. Morton, of the Cianterbeny
Hall [Mr. R. E. Yilitif. the South London !Bodo Hall ;
Mr. Wades% el the Tavern, Lambeth ; Mr. Genies,
of the Rosemary Pam ; and Ila Willies
Davie, of the Horns Tavern:L=4ton. The meals*
badman ecisaisted of pariah ' of no general internist.

THE ERAUDS ON THE CANTERBURY sans(
BANE.

• /0
CANTIBIIIII, WWII/DAY Muse.—fit two
quomm, mikes ew.asy n great deal el hamlet was may
by the trial et SIMOSLOTOSVOS. aged 09 mew hww
awl estuary to toes Oanterbury eavingellie4 whim-71
Mrs defalcations led to the windinpup d the albite et%
Dank in July lamb The arnoust of the deposits is Mehl*
was sheet 150,0001., sad the thmetiptias ehowed thee,
Iprieoser'e Mikado*, which extended ocer 95 yews,
seeded 9,2001. The Wed* char Fcriscr* Whet I
today were that he did, in emeober, Thessehr
Mey lest, imbecile three sums of 801., 661., wed 100) k
, **property of Wm. Delmer and sebum
rt tb"Ye bask. The isdistments undoing smog mum.
wborgiaglimwitlizoiabonisenour,by receiving rommeatio
af the treetoss mod awowetnog it to his ems me. Me
dims, instructed b 7 Moms. TY, °slipway, sag pwh.
appeared for the promontion • sad Mr. Fru*, MewZ
by Mr. A. Fielding, for the 'prisoner. On thin IWZI7
errai= primmer, In • low yoke, *wig imity-7.
Kr. Wady Maud the eirenmMenois eat el •
tarperaes bad sateen. It appeared that the4ww,
actuary and everMiszy to the a
ran ego, at • friary of 401. a year, wide hewn
dually inareased to 2001. • year, in addition to them=
pa, and Doll 1840 he eonainemed tampers, Cit
=My at the bar*. by fabrics** dreedicer limb*
from which the entries th the ledgers were mak 16
amensta paid is by depositors Win rorronly mom ;
their own **bosh*, bat these plated beim theeMbi
copy into the lapis the primmer had mend the w
which be lied tmedulestly withdrawn bee
soceunts. The ea** deasisney k
brit:6round umbers 9,3001. Mr. Irma* sibmad,
court in mitigation of puniehmeat, sad *egos eho,
=was dirtied to interfere with the fob if
"r
through lames is soother bedew with *id,
ocumeated, sad at a later period, Mimeo womb
mmenlaticm, in which be embarked with s new to magb
himself. la waver to the Reseeder (John Dem.. g
Mr. Oallaway frill the slums of of all &opines h
fully met. The trustees bad used the reams fu
3,5001. for that purpose, property to the mooed of Mk
given
up by the primmer, whose suety mad 40K
sums, with other property bellowed to the book,
up more they 8,0001., so that the actual lose mead
by the trustees was about 3,0001. The lamed r
omiteesed the primmer to penal servitude for dr

AUBJEBTa.

TALLOW.—WZD3EBDLY
bem to-doy. Spot, 508. ed. ; Debeabor, 51i. ; J
to Monk ble. M. to 525.: Yana. 53e., eared
to bet main, 1,808 mks ; ebbs* 2,718 eub.

COTTON.—LivgaPoor., Ocr. is
1& ratan
atwasoad a quiet sppeassato, with Flee to ad y
tower. Balsa to-day 10,000 halm, inoludiag 4,000 for,
latios and expert. 300 hmerkan, 221_4 to YR
Pernam. &a, 25d. to 26d. •, 100 llacialutia, "IL
Melo and Bahia, 230. to 24d. ; 500
to 28d. ; 100 Borne, 170. to 181 d. ; t,
to 20Id. ; Bengal, Roads, Sus, 12L to 15d.; Clam,
to 170. ; 50 Pam 28d.

LEATHER.—Than has been a steady demssd a.
pese week, witlio an asp in Prim*. Ilta
deeeriptheu el sole leant ther f. make requam At
en Tuesday, the supply was models* and a fatt
busies= was twasssetsd. Heavy butts sad amps -- • '
calfskin' were mart la eisseand.

CORN.—Boarar, Ocr. 18.—A moderate
psis at oar market today, the trade ruled firm,
week et wheat made Is. more mow. Sprim
same as last week. Wheat, sew red, 40a ,
white, 43e. to Me. • aid, 50s. Baas, obi, es.
sew, 40s. so 42e. Peso, 34.. to 365. Oats, 17s. 8.

CATTLE.--110rimars. OCT. 18.— AU the pod
footed seedy pumbeeere, bat the Pilgrim Prat
At the atom of tho musket Dearly everything inn
Saturday last, after a prnlouged croomonioe, the
of this divisioa &Mdat unanimously sot to
Southall market. Beef made from So. 4d.
natio*, fo. to ea. ; veal. 4a. Bd. to ba.
de. id. to 6e. Bd. per etolie of Blba., eiolded the

00AL&—Losnos, OCT. 16.—Hamlinp Bulky,
Solywn Ma* 20s. ; Eden MILD. ; Wailed&
234. 3d. ; Walla End Perialser Priming's, 22e ; Caney
Darya Nall*, M.—Ships M markM 16; 'Darya

TRAFFIC lIRTURNS.
=es Per Wee.
UMW& open. wagon. thodis.
Week aN August tO. A £
(Wag Indian rainnin •• WO 41.888 1,4 Kt
Week ending eigit. W.
grand Trunk of diode 1377 KVA 10,134 SIM
Week ending Oct.
Ottoman L d 811 681
Week ending Peg 7.
lieedligi Sorel Seam US
11:%k ending OW. 8.
end neethyr NI 380 058
West seined Oct IL
MEWS& end le
186 91
Mein* end Topies 11 9) 18
Wetefford and MUM n ns sn
Waterford ielt _ TI 700 804

Weekat Oat. -
Cork and Bendou
Week ending Oat. 16.
Cambrian
Carswell 666 1.166 616
Ores& Learn roe 19,066 16.706
Oral Northers
01011 i Western 1220 86701 41.691
loareshae 112orkaldov, 609 14706 24,361
Um.. Mai, sad Dover
& Yen L. & Isileass 126 9,117 LOD
Mean. Lc et O.• D. 12 ;DO 219
Meat Coast )ice
tondos & NorthWesterol27ll 116.477 0,176
Landes & balk Walesa 18,603 SAW
Ibrebsoldr. 1114111•14ead
969 4516 1446
Yearaveram, Sena Jame-
& 606
1111dlead
Worth Stiffordablret t 96 S 8
Beath Devon
Mawr 1009 1.479 1,219

• Of the receipts for both weeks the Loodoo,
Dover Rahway Compeay are eatlited to retain
wortrlag the Walk.
t The Cauldon tat stopped for want of water.

BIRTHS. NIARRIAGES, AND .
BIRTH&
BEClON.—Oetobir la. at York-Week Portman-Katt
of W. R. BOU2OII. ot amt.
BRYANI.-oCiOtri at Wylaid, Northumberland,
Z. IL age" of • daughter.
GALSWORTHY ,etober 17, at Krodagtou Gore, r
the wife ot P. T. Oairworeity. Sot., at a am.
lurrazy.—Odeber
Nat., 17, 411.0114-Pailei,
wile of N. Wattle', of a
811ITIL—Ortabor 11 at Weatwort Night
the wife of C. I. Sad a,
THOMAR.—October WI, al Ms Bill, dam.lmbledoo,
Mr. iiiimaikow a tisimplear.
ItARKIAGES.
HIVIDS—PITIM.—Oetobar 17, at the Counter
Chapel, Brigham trf Ve Rim J. M. FiggLs. I
play., of Newp lo ort
oodford gogasi, ,
Daeim. to Rosamond.
ew. g of Wma
JAIII3 - NURZIS. - October 1E 14, nit
Si. 11 eke nt
Able
Yoe. 11. T. H. l Jmnee. Jas. ot Lawn&
el W. Needs, onalutgader, I
Radnor
wlll-gr/HAM...Cletoter 17, at the g,roat Claret
lig the vicar, Its. T. a. &Mk et Ilindoemak
itasbtar d W. saw. ws4.. of Cad low" r-
DEng&
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OUTWARD AlitilLCl3 MA2I6 -SoUTtuattM'
OCT. 18. —Tha Hamburg sad Americas Company'
Ilazoala relied beam to-day ter Nes Y.
p Frauds. god Gannaa mina, a full am,
pentagon, sod a large cargo, including French
value G 4,000 frame.
BaLsliaAtir BarglAol.—HoMtropai
timers. sad the Melba Pratemake =var. rs
u being the mod healthful of all
trine of hommopaDa was thst latrod=rato
there were to be obtained no prsparatiass of cocoa
tire to the taste or acceptable to the dumb
either supplied in the crude state, or so undriffr
tared uto oblate, little notice. J. llppi, of he
patble climb; war Winced la the year Mb to
Sion to this subject. aid st leagth miceseded. with
of elaborate machiner7. Wog iho ant to Wadi
pure in Decomposition, and so reined by the perfr
it receives in the process it uses Masa" as to
able to the delicate stomach. lta general me
astiogulthed as ea
Dr. anal b“,--W6.
with a delicious eroina. Dr. Ilusall. in his week
Adultenstroos." says r—" Coosa (soutane aped'
portent nutritive principles: every Ingredient r
growth and Bulikelince of the body." Aunt.
cocoa stands very much higher than either coffee.
tions : —Two isupoonrals of the powder Is r
tiled tip with boiling water or ma. !secured
sad 1-1 h labelled packets, sad sold et
Mese% aratectlaaalm and eirradera—radurtisemot