The Express.
London, England, 1854-01-05 00:00:00

THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoca.

The gold mining shares to-day are steady, with
little business. Ague Fria shares are quoted to
pram.; Nouveau Monde, 3-16 to 5-16 prem.; Colonial
Gold, 5-16 to 7-16 prem. ; and Great Nugget, die.
to 1 prem.
Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 39 to 40;
Peel River, 1 dia. to par; North British Australasian,
par to k prem. ; and Scottish Australian Investment,
1 7-16 to 1 9-16 prem. Santiago de Cuba shares have
been dealt in at 51.

GREAT NORTHERN RAlLWAT.—iteturli of traffic
for weak ending Dee. 26, 1863 :—Passsagers, parcels, car-
risga, horses, dogs, sad cads, 9,3371. 16e. 6d. ; aterokleadise
sad atiaerals, 11,9021. Cos. 10d. ; tattle, 249 k 41 4d.—
Total, 21,4891. 7s. 7d. Corrsapoadiag week, 1853,
16,627 k 141.8 d.
LONDON AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.--•
Amount of tragic for the wash endow Dee. 31, 1863 :—Pas•
10= 7,9871. Oa. 2K. ; goods, 3,9331. 16s. 8.1. Total,
16s. 10td.

, and
throughout
The

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Cambridge,

Shanditeh to
the
On
sad

Shoreditch
Clnaterford an-
completely
clear the
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throuih the
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2 THE EXPRESS. 1 HURSDAY EVETTINGi- JANUARY 5, 1854. • ---
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Ent eroVeg;%• ask the next policeman, to send to his essdieglogan or, take bo a Pastkemen Comlittee, tri.,
his clergyman, sad he will noel ,s case seen to Alf Ole •Tilee git
I,Ve vita, elf •' , GaBAT SNOW STORM. Irstrda h'it
. ___i_:.,..____ Cambeide
---...--- for relief, of the gelatin" vet wf. . amen.. lici• .4
Wpm, al . Righlia""Fidil;l=lll/I.,____ . STOPPAGE OF MAILS AND GitNERAL with dm'
, there can be so doubt ; whilm. babosi /stem in a sd naturesabwiesq ter 'Ewa' ‘ OBI3TRUCTION OF TRAFFIC. the new
•'i TO CORRESPOND S.
Inn um, ~lase almsgiving may benefit an impditer.• Ini the short NM:
~arad. -obey' yalsei ,ghee oa • bet it we
A enema Ohio. si .Tie Itaressa"
"Osesttr." h Peeing win Teeeeer."l2/6417 01.1". Is lime and speedy way in which a hard trait deli with Its ehe poloalation -Oa their estates ; they' Weed its Noway /mane, and aa far as the mails have Ma ate,
ter via
aa,,,,ummtem mimeos to vv.. re e took. gcoccog to victims leaves but little time for hesitates. There ma mush as they meld, and regarded thiamine as lammed us, the esentry with it, awoke to look on such a "'king
men be ft the Men le. seartratowert. ar Two vele" I.° the be little doubt that if the inclemency of the winter powerfalarwesdy 100sirding to the somber et their tall doom es has-asChess-cleible- fee. eery sans yews, 'it" by
der cd peettestko.
-----_ continues at its present height, the ravages it will clams. *hen reducel to °holism% to law Hod sad .0 iaPerisees If 1.." et Imenveniepee whisk
commit willexesed them even of the cholera. Ask habit. eg eghealiaatioa, they thought their estates fa these der a awry" we are nide "aria 4° aubsit The IP
EIGII WATER AT LONDON BRIDGR. their to. Oirtinefey sighersee issidosirisitereliali, the maw • ford. the
Tate Day-Morsisor, alt. the........attsessee. Oh Va. any medical man, who is accustomed to 'brit the eyergeopled, arid to thin population became omaideme ild*sed his. ihs she window*, Coto,. on Taw.
teasoasen-rouri. T. Da... ....Mterseee. no eam• poor at this time of the year, and he will great eldeeL How cruelly they drove away wee, Kensington, Lad Kest reads. la may places where ll P. ILO
eaS that coals and blankets are far mace their cdanimosn,-how clamorously they have it drifted, there wen asaatabs of mow. la alums all nu dela
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needed than medicine, and sometimes ens mood Parliament and England for pecuniary aid team., Won then was so drift, tt fee te the women of 10 hours
LONDON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 5. than food. It is a
nent, then, for self-denial amongst to rid them of their tenants,-how Southern charity beet alas to twelve tubes in sad round the metropolis. Leaden
__--..- those who Aare, ad of benevolence towards those bm bees obliged to feed their people everybody knows. Fieeeemet, the Reread, mad Holborn, were ty Wee o'clock 1130. p.
"Two policemen wore frozen to death on Tuesday who want. There will soon, if this weather coati- gut now, having cleared their glens of men, the reeteede_ etermileg__ ___
_all___ba.t _fialleete_ WO.. east
the
eettewseeeenw. r_Lnid_ fri
morning in the neighbourhood of Hounslow." So ones, be a masa of mimeo' to relieve, which, tug- richer of them are during their hole cf, sheep ;_are tiered,
'wird
mesa a:agewithwgegene "Yeegaelageggegrae
the gam 'train% `l,l
runs the newspaper record of a painful fact, and mented ma it is by the high price of necessaries, may desolating districts to make deer-walk'. This, we say, la all direction, and with soh *demo, that ,\, poem mood North 11
merely nothing can show the terrible severity of the defy our utmost endeavours to kcep thoroughly is carrying ifighland pride a little too far; and, in not perambulate their brats, end were ciampolled to seek depth ol
they at this season mere completely than such down. We shall do well then, most et us, to throw the name ee humanity, the English people will bow shelter under doorways, arches, porticos, or say attainable n
dhs. Men in the prime of life, selected with regard some personal energy into the charity we have on every particle of the soil of Britain being applied mimeo for several emeserative heels. depth
P When musing . sad busiasse called its votaries from gentler
Lottvrm
srength and healthy °Destitution, obliged in per- hitherto been contest to exercise at second-hand. to its natural and not to artificial purposes. their homes, waking em fame to be impossible, until mile LO/
forsteace of their duty to be constantly in motion. We might seek out some al that misery which we after mile ot kletway led bees reclaimed hem the invader This
'"'"'"="e- ---e-e-. -
were yet overcome by the intensity of the frost. have before this left to the discovery of othees, in or- by a imposing cup of pease», operatiag with shovels New•er
It is to be hoped that it will turn der that we may be able to say that, although we tr be •
eCOUrte and beams. The sums of mow thus deposed of being la the f
mini-
sat cm inquiry that they were not unprovided could not prevent or even cheek the wretchedness thrown bete the roadway, imasseely Us lisp
the be
what b
with certain additional defence* which ought which the weather has occasioned, we have at last WINDSOR. Jul. 4. ties which previously opposed themselves to the pump of trains i
The Rooal dinner party_yesterday_ included the vehicles. At se period of the day was the somber of mini.
to be furnished to men mined in such arduous dens what was in our power to alleviate it.
Reams ef Kent' the levlrlii*Weltien to ReT Pc* ffigh- buses equal to the wag ripply, whin sobs, at first utterly The
duties se theirs. Shies' news return from the ter sow Lady Frances Bryce Colonel Hall, Commeeg lavalble-few pmeeletces being williag to seed their vehe about
----'-'----- -------.... Mon lit Life Guards'
._ andi Lient.-Colonel Mr CUMes
tae of the Arctic Seas without loss or damage, am- Hamilton, Commanding Meer 2nd Battalion Seoul Pallier da--- "eat" Wawa' sad Yew driven willag le the chugs Mute
ply an unapt of the foresight with which contiogen- At a time when the price of the beet mutton has Guards. et them-were only tetanal* with great egkelty. Most „„ f,
miss sebiag fres severity of the weather are guarded reached ss. 4d. a stone of 8 lbs., in Smithfield- aaatiee..Ydea„ rke etrithevatereamberieg"leteemeia atel."l", fa the atteetheesewlenibeeme. heretegwfdebet
teeereaustr thew, sad sad. in .se.fe hi- age w
agmiast. Private persons
•an responsible to them- market. and when consequently the nee of butchers" 01-tretiusk IC)
.. rarotowe half of them out drove two homes, generally tandem. As Tee 01
selves only for not providing themselves against the meat is almost prohibited to a large portion of the ,taimmvirf ei -......-- "*"------ .. maw, might saturally be expected seder these einuutanou an trans
sabots id the inclemency of the seisms; but the English people, it is really time to begin to think paelesnerance rheeltresees s emereet
5iee71......-tie-heiiees. mere adherence to the 'Maui ens wee oat of the question. yam ,
minabers of an important public and very respectable how our supply of animal food may be increased. The Doke ef loseket bad as sedum of the Clues, to The keg stir ematbeelei lade" ci 6d-r of
is awl Witte
and useful force, bound to submit to whatever cos- No doubt the false cries of the Protectionists that deliver u_p the 'alights of the Older of the Getter were by ls. Bd., sad the twopeasy magma along Holborn and mkt,
the lama Dtea. .
W.
B.
Giedioneune
Mss
invited,
me
toOzprometordotrestat eskoisay
pthrionair.dareethe
moots Ild.bobiCaltsdnoweriet difflemicr:l4 ms
tsei
wine cie discipline may be imposed upon them by those • the bruins were about to be ruined by Free me
ho undertake their organisation, ought to expect Trade" frightened many thousand, of agriculturists is to-dZ.
----. deserted, o Cabby " amuse, and in this Instance with job- oidir
fres their superiors that a contingency so probable into selling off an exceasive quantity of their live The ommondem, kg the Ramon of the Koslow lice, that " cam epos the oak be would be nailed ter the ;yin
u a bitter frost ought to be thoroughly provided stock,--no doubt the same false prophecies to No bid a itorioty owing wowooday es the edheig eats. woos, which „ow, pay le each
weethm.„ Thom
tsepb
against. Additional clothing, or diminution of the some extent led to a diminution or sheep breed- Maas ei the Okineelke ot de's lashigear ta Demist vehicles, therefore, white were sot, were generally hired
leagth of time each man remains on his beat, might, ing. To that diminution, followed se it was by a oe,meeeeEreweneei the igeehTheerchewedhe
__,°Y thLEneholo,...__ ",t. the dime from the yards, co picked up whilst loitering about,
perhaps, be the best palliatives in the event of a frost disease In our flocks and by recent unusual son- ase. mc woe. ene sea=7 ''"r"l 'on"' so as to make their own terms with the hirer. Tbe railway
•
, of extraordinary istensity but it is not our task to sumptiou of butchers'onest by all classes, we chiefly prieleteetTitnyrel • bed a misting resettiouterdayef. etsdottiZ"ftoeoteetrytert,
at
thwecostreefreqt stanuendett.yencauld PnopLigeore
it
heave their luggage at the stations, sad Moon on foot to Tue.
suggest what might be
be done. The authorities owe the present scarcity and high prices. By the Bisadford, the Biker Lease, the pof OnfOrd.
at Sootland.yard are aka* responsible for all such reverse process, high prices and high farming, Mr Jobs_Dedess,
Rev.
Poteser, the Itilv...Ttr.._.Virords- mein
various estimations. In Suds instances ad much as but
points. and the fact that Free Trade has done good instead "Li me siefsvail. Tam& gam° (Secretary). 'Alm to• was given for albs for a distance barely exceeding a and
Apart from this shocking occurrence, the last two of harm, will, in due time, it may be expected, The .obasseler will leeetTe the Judges, Queen'. single mile. pat
t, the lint day of Hilary Great Jemmies's.' was experienced by city merchants Loa
days Imes been abundant in incidents which Mow augment the breed of sheep and reduce priciest chluNd. 461/4 _la
T sit his emmsperaariaos fa Tipper Brook-meet, at and clerks residing in the suburbs, many of whom, in eon
the alarming severity of the weather. The den_ and upon that free operation of the
. law of sung and 12 oto 1
1 won moseived at the Olionial.office yesterday equenee of the difficulty in procuring conveyances, were sal
germs condition of the streets has been before demand we mat, of course, mainly depend. Never-
alluded to, "more in anger than in sorrow." toeless, we arc bound not to negloot other moan of fre.ThilLailiss°""as *P. the Nall Aaszbaa Pravfaaaa eoefreePael,led te
walk
wrote'
the
thew
to
their
respective 111
0 Yesterday, however, the appearance of the thorough_ adding to our subsistence, and of remonstrating, as POBTIOIOOTH, JAN. 4.-It is reported here that Wb
is
evening drew on the omnibus. gradually decreased fart
farce was so wed he lo leave room for seareely any we Man ere going to do, with that slam who, thew Dad Hardier has resigned, and that Lord Eagles me- i number, until at nine o'clock they had entirely mord due
ether feeling than that of a solemn anxiety for the selves enjoying wealth and power, restrict, for the mob him, sad that General Brews retains his appoint. canning, eaa the etre*" relapsed Into • elate of eilenea. nio
1 safety of the miserable Wisp who emdd obtain no pupae of their own amusement and sport, the area of meat. like unwonted sad monotonous at such an hour-the fee ,
I gloom being themes marked from the feet that few of the ma
-
il appliances of art to save them from the hardships of this small and crowded island devoted to the produc• heavy waggons employed il din heavy goods traffic of the mu
nature. TheFe rsons have seen Lomb. ureter woh lion of food for its inhabitants. We refer chiefly CHRONOLOGY OF REMARKABLE EVENTS. railways were (or lad been) abroad, those that were visible de,
an aspect. The snow lay so deep as to be almost to the deer preservers and stalkers of the Highlaods Preeloetivelf calculated 111 en, own Clatrrelant- requiring five or six hones to do work for which three or en,
impenetrable by those carriages which strove to move of Scotland. (From Panda.) four would Um boss sufficient wider ordinary carmine aa,
over roads, banked up on each side by that As an illustratioe of this subject the Royal Pro. htlefteCtihtlyewlineepresuat begins. Temple Ear and Log steam, sea fee ate er two +Wore villa asessided Hot. 4,
born- hill eight w found to be a
which had been swept and shovelled off the peaty in Aberdeenshire may be taken, though in 11,615: Rest sties of the bonnet to the crown of the head. At three o'clock this morning mow was still. (ninon fh'
pavements. Few and far between appeared extent, of course, it is small and insignificant, 1867. Act °plume' for the Relief of London ladgore. -au
Pre- in London.
cabs drawn by a couple of horses, the violence of when compared with the Mar, the Invereauld, hthetten of bard "Pa', cata' bland "awl, "4 alag Bet the most serious inurruptioa to the course of metro- "
whose efforts to drag the vehicles were in strange the Bresdalbane, or the Glengarry Forests. Our 1869. Teetotalism introduced among the London Cabmen. polies business store from the effect of the snow blocking
contrast with the slow raw of the motion they design is rather to draw the attention of the No film take the Pledge et one*. . up the various lbws of railway, owing to which the mail
effected. The omnibuses were fewer still, and Court to the consequences of deer talking genezally, saaa' rs. done by the Saodary Comte- and other trains were delayed to an extent unknown for to,
many years past. sad probably never since the »Deduction at,
drawn generelly by four horses plungieg desperately in order that, as its example hes given a great im. 1881. Great szeitemeat prevails in literary circles. A
London Author gets a cheque from a New York Publisher. °I. the mil": arataia"
through the obstacles. In the greater portion of pens to the sport and the commitment ill effects onde
1899. CaltivaMs ofrubs Havennah Tobacco Plasma The folio flag tof the effects of the storm upon sib
streets, however, there was no symptom of a vehicle. human food, so Royalty may load the way in at least Richmond ends. the various railways is derived from official information : B
A ghastly silence reigned through thoroughfares moderating and restricting an amusement, injurious, pa i.= ...-4717.16 thee.,Cllnti Novel. LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN.
Early in the tearing a telegraphic message from Tring T
where a week ago conversation could be heard only when pushed to extremities, to the people of this 19t9. Completion of the LierensC;tatogne at the British
when carried on in aloud key. DETDEN'd line, realm. Iluessm-ep to the letter R. Innetineed that the up line was blocked in the cutting, and g
li attacked by the wits with so much ridicule,-1920. A racing prophecy fulfilled.
The Pantos CONSORT, ti 3 do him justice, did not 1933. Ventilation of the House of Commons effeeted. the down line in a very bad state, a luggage train, foltowed a
by the mail train beim almost embedded in the snow. Ti
A horrid Wean now invades the ear,- commence the deer forest of Balmoral. When the 1945. A Landes lady fora wager walla down Regent. Soversl bnattled yin wen at Onee set to work to clear the 5
street with her husband without stooping at a shawl shop. , ...
..,,,_
wined intelligible. The mime ~,m, felt, and late Sir ROBERT GORDON took from the Pori of FIFE ago. maw law introduced into kayoed-for an hem one, out note several boon "guess labour Daly partially a
. succeeded. The first train arriving at the Euston station c
wan
.11 painful. All those features which partly ream- tir
elle us to the severity of winter were buried under lease of the estate which the PRINCE acquired, or two.
Sir ROBERT began operations by clearing all the curate. ceases.
1290090.. 811Veorstionefof abo wed umbrella to its riehtfal was from Noethampten, eoasiderably behind im time, b
the guard reporting that the snow had drifted throe feet ~
inhabitants, sixteen families, oat of the glee. Now owner.
the snow. The ice wan no longer covered with are wood, the glen fed 2001. Appuitioa of a policeman at the moment he was high in the sweets when be left Northampton. This train
skaters. The spectators had vanished from the at that time, wewanted. was followed by ate from Wolverwa, due at nine, and
Parka. The 'Dow had left Winter nothing but its ahove 50 head of black cattle, whilst the .--e--. -- arriving at 12. At balf-past 1?. came in the mail train
deed realities. It had stripped it of ell its hills that crowned and formed it kept 1,000 from Liverpool &edible/tester eight hours behind its time.
THEATRICALS IN CALIFORNIA.
charm. The wretched poor who mewled moos the sheep. But Sir ROHM sought relief from - The guard repeated a heavy fall of snow and constant de. ,
rites falls Trine earring, wadhere the train cuss te a dead ,
te had no need of endeavour to make his diplomatic labours in deer-stalking; and with AllasErancisco paper gives the following &scrip-
! toe. ,an I, embed in the mow dee hours. .
pesseroby understand their miseries. The biting air the inhabitants of the glen he sent their cattle and tint of es extraordinary theatrical performance :-. A
. . packnasses by the German troops, under the management Uivmsely it was found necessary to go back to the next
sheep to the right-about abo. In the solitude thus eine. Viereek, was asseeneed at the theatre last night, station, and shift the train to the down rails, along which it
around them, the all-penetrating snow below themtNt
were instruments of torture from which there wan created a deer forest west formed ; and in this state for the benefit of the New Orleans.
At the
. Theater- Welted its journey, The other trains continued to arrive
Balmoral, on Lord ABERDEEN'S recommendation, the nimbus of dieiompas ossowbieT mo Pea
in room, during the day fro» ate to two hours behind their times.
no retreat. The most prudent, the most distrustful,ee= for them. This threw
um 'sThe down trains, with the exception of the arst, which was
felt that for once mendicancy mast be genuine. Ini- car" into the 1"---CE Paafaid°ll f fhaf elate being, Ass "ela lad we elm
posture was well-housed at home. Nothing but that, for the sake of a few
head of deer of no use or them tato sat es the eppearettee two hours late, started nearly as timed on the company's
of ffir Vim*. day mode a rusk es him he the esetuto tables,
w retchednes; of a nature to goad •the sufferers to value as food, th° production of 1,000 sheep and 50 He bad. sou, Ns forthwith started off to Abe what. es.
GREAT WESTERN.
despair would hays driven them out into such cattle a" terminated' wee weals" item Xr. mast, the mega a the The South Wales mail train, due at 4 a.m., arrived at
es* theatre. After a skilful negotiation he aumegod
weather. Subeequently to the acquisition of the late Sir to *tide them at 30 dons» for the sight, a its time ; but the Plymouth mail, due at the same Jim, did
The serious feelings generated by
were increased by reflections of what was puling
theme emus ROBERT GORDON'SGORDOieIi property, Prince ALBIAT has per. sheet Lim: brine the
ishom appointedemfors the curtain ta nrototeoute iniarly
chased two other neighbouring. estates, Bookhall sad „dee,rice. T:idiest mu rheas= ~..g, ti.„„, ,„Lead th„htiet
outside the metropolis, mgt. had hot arrived, and Abergeldie, and these also, it apron, have ben et the mese. Lend cries for the orchestra wen !eat
it was known that the snow had in various places so
blocked up lines of railway as to defy all attempts to turned from sheep walks into deer forests, or from hwlttiroitielaller_ 111,4 ?le
what was useful into what is hurtful to the public. On until 7 o'clock, subsequent trains loom; time
The down • tatted as d d,
tad% not been. so no great in na
•sienn would have re-
The suited, becalms, as, stated by en official of the company
Demme oit tnerrßaarrdicats-, toolrie AT; e't the " there was hardly aayone to carry." Some seven or eight
audience, which, to his great couternation, be found did cabs, belonging to, or hired by the company, plied during
The whole proofed' mould not Peg enPenseei knocked op, pamesgers arriving
remove it. Round Manchester the railways were there wan one tenant who kept set exceed coo handled persona. Here was a terrible state the earlier part of the day. but their horses soon getting
these two properties
t 1 600 sheep and about 10 bead of cattle. The man, a things they could. were left to get along u
blocked up. We learn by electric telegraph-and ' still less leave anything for the edema. The bandit chief
1 the sheep, and the cattle, have all gone. Part of determined to secure himself is Om% se he quietly slipped
grateful ought we to be for this wonderful invention, idie which fed 800, haa out from behind the wen" and wens GREAT NORTHERN.
that mitigates a portion of the ,oi-that no tram another sheep run on Aberge ,
. keepers. There were tWO-One for the gallery, a German, A wessado by electric telegraph early in the morning
had arrived in Manchester up to last evening since also been cleared. In the woods, too, cattle used in end the other for the dross ewes, a yeemesam: Thetta. intimated to the authorities at bing'stroes that the line on
to bepastured to the extent of rha dlt got Boomed= of tbe fends in the SOZ without
Monday night's men. yesterday morning., mail summer
ilea amenity. end proceeded te she IWeshaeave hole, both sides of Grantham woe completelp blocked, and all
was telegraphed as "fat" with the letters and the warty 100 heed; bat they are there no longer mt. Peoriag through te little ormi-drotter We la front traffic impossible between Peterborough and Nowak. The
Where sheep browsed and cattle fed, deer now roam of that worthy pardon's seatry.box, be nisi to me bow Ira train arriving was from Peterboro hat 7 e clock, due
rig
musing newspapers idle in its reams& None but
commercial men can tell the damage and loss, and "abed' guarded, eared for, and preserved as if they elesealea=2,l" led wi11ed",,,.. The wiligriag,__.7lol•lo at 4.16 a.m. At 10 o'clock two other sheet distance trains
A rill "eta .'"' Plaihr. '''''' a die arrived one of them Wog about an hour and a half late,
were the most precious of mated animas.
consequent distress occasioned by such an interruptionbele Witiiit It, Uwe the beadle aid mut elf the ..
Grass ass thaaasar, A train from Peterborougb, due at ii, arrived at 12.45,
as this. Eleven passenger trains were due. One Here then, for the creation of one small deer forest, 111 W la la *tads/Wag
MagalAttir. Froesbauflajitalowl".the wear et tbe sall. and 2.10 p.m. a train came in from Cambridge nearly to its
imow.drift on the line was said to be 15 feet deep. wherein ell wee"' er a couple of months' etsaa rely sass They bed boos amides es bum monad lime. No tidings, however, haying then huh received of
• it Ina considered that communication with London can be enjoyed, we have the P°Pulatlog aeglsTsde ea minims, pewit premhia„ mud
with tholaYelk; am tbrigwerwehatus le rill sad the "ehearsioos mote the mail tree hem the north, due at 4 a.m. At 3 o'clock
might be prevented for days. The mere depression food of upwards of 2,000 sheep and 150 cattle mew mom sod tut ea the haus, mot la the afternoon a second telegraphic message was
the immtiom cf Loudon from the polised for a worthless head of deer, the means of ill MOS hilowal a palest The übde remind, otatim that the line between Newark
of trade caused by
down upeathe peer Fsememes Is Meta and Peterborough was still completely blocked, and
provinces will bring in its train an incalculable mus wfiegatence in this island diminished, and -Mira en: them nosms7. In walk riga geeltiolatasen. be that the saow, which had continued throughout
couragement given to a similar abuse of the rights a leased Ms Imarses led
rind
5a=,...... the day, ass thee failing faster than ever. Thi
of distress. The Tyne is partially stopped up, and
if the frost continues it will soon be wholly unnavi- property eleewhere al a gigantic wille ; for the awe of the sod: se==sess the „fig ......., Ciro snivel of the mail train, therefore, was regarded as ex
take hut a short continua°, of forests of Mar and Inv/maid alone oontain 72,000 ...a nos pee 4 sew sepia me ogy jiredirseee die esediegly improbable for many hour'. The down train
gable. It would • &ass wore eith Artruumpse power -she started at the usual times, bat the company declined ti
this weather to reduce London to a worse state than awes at but.
Fureaclunan was owe ewe is triballatisa beck passsahen farther rhea Peterborough.
that which existed before the making or roads or the Of coarse, the great Highland Proprietors have a -the
flualla fa lataar el
em allhafa =1,6,,,t' h.P•we 'Upon timer, at the Kite's rest
station late last even
invention of railroads. In the nortbeen districts, as legal right to do what they please with their bills of Pet_
twirse • beaded
mum ofet --- , and ,mitt si-lhawri-ii ise it woo usertained that no trios from beyond Petal
- in London, • partial panes seemed to be put and their glens. But if they prefer solitude to oasa7o4 to disperse the stud meg the leues--ast borough had wind. or were likely to arrive. A tell
lw to the activity oflife. The foot seemed to be chilling home habitatioa, red deer to sheep, a diminution of thus ended the portentous et lkiwir, or the Bwedies graphic etelesee was received by the superintendent of tit
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the life-blood of the metropolis and its communicse °thee people's food to selfish sport and amusement, ---------- ells at eight o'clock stating that traffic between Peterb.
Cons. There are few persons who, during the as a thousand years ago our Norman conquerors did, rough tad Newark was still impossible-the 100 line n 4
A RAO OF GOLD STOLLE DT A BAT.-.1.1r. Brandt, being Open, sad the male lisie remaining closed, notwitl
course ef yesterday, oast apt heat been impressed we have a right to exercise our old Saxon privilege „ .„,._.... ___,_ yee..
___.,,,..l,____. tog _ te=
shutting
the
wartime
mods
to clear it ;
sks
snow iis 0
with a feeling of pain at the desolate aspect and real of complaining ; and so long as they do persist in .4eZthelireinbli.raq
.../=7„„1,11470„mra cuttings having acumulated to an almost uniform depth
tr - Ira Mr. Mb
misery almost suddenly produced by a natural pheno- raising the Price of our dinners will we persist in elliting...2. taggrale bee wen stbo""JrZoltalig six feet. No maims, therefore, are likely to start for at
moon, which, in winter at least, is for ever at hand, saying that they abuse their legal rights, and that, aid Mcleolia me math with a mew sad mew wish lions moth of Peterborough this morning.
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6 but which we had forgotten to dread became it had if obstinate, they will force very awkward and dim- wan. One of the bags was largeetkon the erher. Tbe lamest . . gASTERN COUNTIES.
so seldom appeared. greeable question* as to property on public considers- •Esteheed: he° latula: hhe• etembarege"eBg "IV This line, like the Gnat Northern, was seriously c
tion. For we cannot consent to be half starved that boo metaled Ewa lOos. to lest. On receiving° stowed by the busses, names of snow, burled into t
In connexion with the miseries which have been
ike‘4 induced by the inclemency of the last two days, the Highland Proprietors m y a have a few weeks' deer dma Mr. Brandt, la the hurry of beinem pet them in at cuttings by the storm early in the morning ; special emit
epee eigar• box on sae of the sheltie at the book of the coneryise large numbs» of labourers were despatched do,
etegiett.„.G,„rao, report Om as a enjoin eata. stalking after the fatigues of the London seams. hen.dememeg temme„ too to a inn ye ow woe
the line foe the purpose of during the rails. From t
bogus of mortality during the last week. The Oder " The earth is the Lotto's and the fulness thereof; tee wheat to bed. If•.ll."Ter'rt eltAses:dtliesatt Colchester breath, sip to 2 o'clock, only one train had
her of deaths registered in the Metropolis was 380 audit Highland lairds insist on converting itsfulness Mesa dates see MUM* lass
by mess member and di.- rived at gameditelt. ea. may, the le
y one
mail,)
above the average of the last nine years. Some- we must object-that is all.
into Muusess,half- t 4, whit was . tarn a :ate •w.
hese* Ms, wise from the shelves have asses to the peril, me in ,
Mao beemalbs bar sag ether rooms. They have hitherte from the Cam ge hoe no train whatever Mr
.: I thing, we are told, most be deducted from this
oommons,ln Englantod,btriougdisafforest old forests, to enclose old
emcees on account of the mocuusulation of Coroners'
returos at the close of the quarter, but when this is Profitable to all,bees taws» peek& ha earry off in one night half ado from hermg greaboare„p to the ease hear, the o
under »gaud* and into use, see =ohm lei • beg of biscuits ; butt was not he. having ionnotitid from that rim to Bhat„road to
every inch of our NM lo a matter of
done, we shall fled that the actual mortality is con- Public policy. The crown ie Tabu mg its old mama Wellsay wield-o he recollected the begs farc
mesa a bee of g OtaY Year.leieratrdoereni"ogistdwucso unprecedented "Meat. In the Chesterford oatOng I
of golf luggage trains wen completely embedded in the snow,'
feudal rights in the New Forest sod ebewhere ; Par- as* Imassaistalif went »the sigubco. To his estosidunen. the mail train from Yarmouth, Norwieb, and Cambrii
aidersbly tbove the average. Diemen of the reepi- sod dimmr
story organs were 88 above the average. Deaths by liament has established an Baelisare Board, and, boa lose Oho Int
Tbilisi WU. toldit and his view in the lieu 4.•
the pig. or the »-
bronchitis were 171 ; by disease of the lungs, 118; until very recently, the Goveraisilite was Wain
_. gliccimbil -cc4l=llll6. the "d"lligat
and by hooping-cough, 83. This higher rate of mor- money to effect agricultural improvements. Yet ter•_ is Loadoa at 4.15 a.m., waiting behind them.
only down traffic daring the day was from Shonditel
he wrou woo wo. ii. woworiStel he &mu Iwo Brozbourne, Hertford, and interludes,* magus,
pey Me dm aides goei,lis to osemie the! Ant train being despatched at 10 instead of 8 o'clock.
tality produced by dissames which are peculiarly sus- while we in England are hard at weak in this eirsesAsa. seillMee quo, the lowa drip be MUM* the Elmore UM= hue, from Colchester to Ipswich
sod la the
ceptible of exaggeration from atmospherical direction, increasing by every means in 00, Power the isomambighlrai lombila irtiolZpen beg. eintraissiti eedraeellaA iNorwich, trade was entirely suspended.
catees shows the fatal effect of the late Production of food; these Highland Its•Pfiehire are sessesera gees mew ths slesss• amp a tow stray grai A telegraphic rommunication received at the Shore,
weather. At a time like this, the era- in Scotland restricting the aces of the soil devoted to wldsliesald be mesa sleet the the thievish rats had Station last night, at nine o'clock, from Cheiterford
extent to which they are Ure\orichla : rh°
wormheadel:'hh°l° hicnistite same dfrecathtlirtheferstry nonneed that
.the Use at that point wee still comet
111 nary considerations which lead us to hesitate the same object. The ext
when spplied to for relief, must be subject to oon. doing this there are no statistics to show accursed/I amuse amatelyely that the rats hod stolen and eaten the bl/.4
enable modification. As a rule, Charity requires but when we find one of the very ,molest of their hattehentley•
statiarsil;ouseriihsnor
le:ids
egold
tabor the re-
madest
toed
flip
hed up with
to mow, and
fthatedt all endeavtours to lies
gem
a wain dra that
wn eight Ace a
i p:lirostal
great caution in its administration. In general, a deer forests depriving us °Y. 2,000 sheep 1110101107 is,,,mmeb.we should supposewthe Pale to be "about ee
anew t hot after proceeding
half a. wile it owe to a
person applied to for relief by a total stranger is we may form some rough MIMI@ ef the Ism 011esulles se me ether- Very much to lar• Baited"' 'ad stand. Eight trains were embedded in the mow at Chi
justified in refusing to give it. He knows very well on the kingdom by deer forests% the aggregate. It factilmheeeet it
alsultabia
thatot goldthe" miring.-t ribournd fad'
that he him het to yea into the Merest alley, to la SO greet, that it might selvantegiouly be Wished Aryw. The Norwich mail strived at the Shoreditclestatio
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