The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-25 00:00:00

'RES'S, SATURDAY EiIIIGNGI-• MAROS t

LATEST

innallDs SCANDAL.
(Frew the Times.)
The charges against Mr. Edmunds are many and
intricate. The first cemalon on which he swim to have
incurred censure does not point to ply corruption
An inquiry was made by two Queen's counsel, who were
!appointed by the Comminioners of Patents to investigate
certain irregularities in the Patent-office. Their
flub
report stated that for a long time Mr. Edmunds's attend-
ance bad bean little more that nominal. la 1863, however,
a clerk had bees detected is peoulatiou, and Mr. Edmunds
bad sines attended more frequently, but only to make
matters worm. He was intemperate in manner and
his conduct to his subordinate. was offensive, harsh,
and unnecessarily severe. The reporters would have
recommended hie dismissal at once bed they not hit upon
more serious matters. He and his chief clerk made be-
tween 5001. and 6001. a year by appropriating to them-
selves the discount on stamp allowed to stationers at the
Bump-office. The charge as to the stamps was not denied,
and was declared to be without excuse, dishonest, and dis-
graceful. Then, Mr. Edmunds had reelected to pay over
money to the amount of 2,6811., whisk would never have
been recovered but for this inquiry, and he had
appropriated to his own use half of the sum designed
to make good the defalcations of the clerk. For these
instances of misoonduct the investigators ream-
weeded that Mr. Edmund& should be dismissed from his
lam His defence was very unsatisfactory. He considered
the appropriation of the discount on stamps ea a common
custom ; be had paid the money with the receipt of which
he was charged into an account at Coutta's, called the
Petent-oftioe account; but then he appears to have drawn
money out of that account at pleasure, so that the public
pined nothing by this reesevatioe. Mr. Edmunds appears
also to have neglected to pay the clerk whom be employed ;
the clerk was in the habit of making false entries in order
to pay himself, acid continued the pesetas after he had
become Clerk of the Patents, with a salary of 4001. a year,
net without suspicious of eonnivance on the part of Mr.
idmunds. Them statements are derived from offighd
diceenunts, the reports of commissioners, min of charac
end ability, employed by the Lord Ohamellor. There are
gems, bee them thus aetbeetiosted may well Mee JOS
dimples. If but a tithe of what a alleged against him be
true, Mr. Edmunds is not a person on whom unsupported
I word we would receive a charge against. any hawse cies-
tore, much lees against one of the pnacipsi
of the state. So far the Lord ChaecellorPeirndlau t-
r
edly profits by the discovery et se easy sod such
gross deeds of misconduct ; but if the crimination
of Mr. Edmunds weaken the casewhet bins in oat s'
spa, it undoubtedly strengthens it in another. This Mr.
EdeauDds is the person to whom, on his owa admierioo, the
Lord Cheapener, with culpable facility, permitted the com-
mittee of the House of Lord., who hsi no official know-
ledge al his misconduct, to greet a passion which he is so
degree deserved, and hie right to which be bad distinctly
forfeited. So much stands admitted by the
tiedLhan-
oallor's statement ; but he denies—and is enti to full
credit for the denial instil the mistrial be proved by a
witness more credible than Mr. Edmonds—that the row
Dation of that paean wee occasioned by any inducement he
had held out to him.
In the meanwhile we sow loam more of that part of the
story with which the name of Lord Brougham is mixed up.
The case hasno coonexioe, so far as we can see, with the
offences of Mr. Edmunds, image so far as the sort of
plunder to which be asps himself to have been subjected
may account for his readiness to lay hands in his turn
on public property. The story, to which we
are able to- eta seats eirouosiaoces, is briefly as
follows. la 1827 some lend belonging to Lord
Brougham was mortgaged to the sisters of Mr. Edmonds for
5,0001., in order to pity off re a preview mortgage executed
by Lord Brougham in 1811. The money is said not to have
been for the benefit of Lord Brougham, but for hie brother
James. In 1933 Lord Brougham &waisted Mr. Edmunds
to be clerk of pitista, with a salary of 4001. a year. From
that time forth till 1864 Mr. Edmunds paid out of that
salary 2001. a year to his sisters as Interest due on the
mortgage of 5.0q1., and 1001. to Mr. Williamßroughein,
who had taken the placein the transaction of his demised
brother James. Mr. William Brougham also owed
Edmunds 1,2001. formerly lest to lint, pert of which was
made up of the payment of the interest on the mortgage
from 1830 to 1834. In 1864, after Mr. Edmunds had COD-
timid to pay this money for 30 years---relying, we premme,
on the fact that no payment of interest could be traced ex-
cept to Mr. Edmunds himself, and that therefore the mort-
gage had become extinguished by lapse of time—all know.
ledge of the mosigege was denied. Mr. Edmunds, ea the
other heed, claimed bask between 9,0001. and 10,0001.,
which he asserted was paid on behalf of the childreo
of John Brougham, and which had neverfoiled its
way to their hands. Lord Cranworth awarded the
5,0001. secured on the mortgage to Mr. Edmunds's
sisters, and the 1,2001. to Mr. FAmends himself, but re-
fused to give him beck the 9,0001. which he claimed on
the ground that the tenet bad not been fulfilled. Comment
on these facts is almost superfluous. There seems every
reason to believe that by some one the office wee sold to
Mr. Edmunds for the annual paymeets which he made, bat
it is only Jost to say that the treaseetion is Dot brought
home to Lord Brougham. The public, will wait with much
anxiety the result of these unpleasant disclosureo, which
probably form only a part of what we have yet to learn,
and will, we doubt not, withhold a final opinion mita it
sees the facts found slier the cared sifting of an impssl
committee.

[GENON.

(ascvsn's ruzoasus.)
FRANCE.
PARIS, MAIM 25.
M. Tray, vice-consul of France at Callao, has
been appointed chevalier of the Legion of Honour
on account of his courageous conduct during a
popular rising against the Spaniards.

CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS.
MALTA, NAIIOII 24.
The Elora will leave at 4 p.m., and the Mes-
sina at 9 p.m. to-day.
The former may be expected at Marseilles on
the 27th inst., and the latter at Southampton
about the 2nd April.
The Nemesis reached Suez on the 19th inst.
OUTWARD BOMBAY MAIL.
The Delta, from Marseilles, on the 20th inst.,
reached Malta at midnight on the 22nd, and left
at 7 a. m. on the 23rd for Alexandria.

(mom's maws.)
VENETIA.
EXPECTED OUTBREAK.
FLORENCE, Yawn 22.
The Gazzetta dells Ronsagne, of the 19th inst., pub-
lishes the following intelligence from Venetia :
" Some new outbreak is apprehended, and this
appears to be oonfirmed by a despatch addressed
by the Austrian Minister of War direct to General
Benedeoll, Commandant of the Corps d'Armee in
Italy. The despatch in question is as follows :
" Ministry of War, to his Excellency General
Bewedeck—
" Trustworthy intelligence received from abroad
informs us that a fresh Garibaldisu movement
will be attempted in the Venetian pro-
vinces during the present spring ; your excel-
lency will therefore adopt all those measures
pointed out by me lest year, which were carried out
by the most complete success by your excellency
with the assistance of General Kriamsnie, the
Minister of War. (Signed) " FRANK."'

Creditors for Wades

An important experiment took plate on Thurs-
day, at Malmseys's% to aorta the law of the pea
tenon of projedilem This was (WWI 004 to cackle with
the old formula of velocity squared x by weight, in firing
round balls versos &opted shot ; for the former pene-
trated, while the latter, with a heavier weight and slower
velocity, failed to do so.
TEX LOcx-Orrr or Mx Isms TRAMS.-Our
Wolverhampton oxrapandent writes that the Hall of
Lichfield, the Lord-Liataaant of Staffordshire, west te
Wolverhampton at noon yesterday, and bad an isterview
by appointment with a repressative of the bonessame
committee, the banana secretary of the committee bag
prassat. It was stated to his lordship that the imeoraters About 2,000 bales of cotton • month have la
of 8 lath Staffordshire were dad aeakme' helm they took aptly base shipped os board the mail stamen at Bombay
any steps to obtain the services of • number of as to go ha, gee." oig Egypt
into North Staffordshire and Damao' work, to aif the A new city is forming at North Weston" Anita.
nasal), for adopting rush measures might sot be avoided. o_ to be
__o_.„
Stich had been the feelings of the North Staffordshire ••
workmen the
strike employers, that the two had warmly The following additional arrangements have boat
met ace the strike had begun The committee thought, made as regards the appointrnest of • day for the rashly
however, that the men would perhaps not object to meet a the Militia regiments : -Cambridge, May 1 ; Carnival
their own masters in the pre
mix°. of masters from Smith Wows. Ilay 1 : Imodott, May 1; Northampton and &MO
Steffordsiire and a deputation of masters from the north lad, May 8; Povfm, :air 3 i Inverse's, /One 2.
of England, if his lordship consented to predde over such • DEATH OF SIR Gleans Romoma. -We have
meeting. On that maim the men would have as
oppor- to record the death afar Georgeseltich;:lilsiyl4l,, wads
tunny of fully staler their ma to those who understood is- Theloot
lea:esym- - ' who yesterday
• member of an old Corot* lamly,
The Earl of Lichfield expressed his willingness to hike art was educated at Ilelstoa Grammar School, and
tae
in such a meeting on as early day next week, and it is ex- mow& the Hon. Ease loam Company's &Mee et me
pleated that it will be held at Stefford, as the most astral very early age of 15. On leaving the service, is 1315, be
point, our south woke correepoodent writes ~..-•• The setu_,tia...._,st„fiou.,_,thw_,__eli, bayingH marri.,.._2lth,e,_ daughter......rilLm.,_
look-out la Staffordshire sod the north of Forbad Improvement. 71 L'""i7o,4sew:=l; Vitti"."'„.B7.:;;:i
has sent many orders for iron to South Wales, and the a &mutinies., to oeffy out the emenamenie be-144-gro,
Welsh ironmsaters areas • rule full of specifications, sad posed. Afterward" he was copra in similar duties in
the works are in active employ. Stocks are being grad". Ireland, end wrote several works os the subject. Re
ally reduced, and should the leek eat means for any war roads IL". 1.18•1-
length of time, there is no doubt that prime will "draws. _MILI, aoYez_____• " OtogYlia_2l-Sir klibarelet_welealetere
As yet the South Wales employers hays taken no action o=„voimtlyeeg"-oto forwr:d 1--,,,...-- .;--0, new
in refereace to the lockoa, as the ironworker al the sweasseg, me myesemously alluded, mos Monday eigui to
district have not use the North Staffordshire men to ma gears' "Hoer who had ad words of white heat to
steed out ;on the cent ; they have determined to re, those mar his oomotad, and he confided his same in
private to Lord Herbaria with • view to norsatigation
nods aloof, and ha reload any contributioas." . ad reproof. We have so doubt that the chaplain-general
NEW 0.C.H.8 kND K.C.H.s. - The following has already held serious weans with the general as to
Cosh *Sea have been nominated to be Knights Greed the more lasting consequesem which such language will
Crows of the Order of ath, in addition to Sir Frady atoll, sad that the Commander-in-Chief has appro.
rick W. Grey ; Admirals the
irS Mad Beira, Sir Fairfax lately warned him of the more immediate effects
Moresby. Sir Houston Stewart. Sir Hay Dude Chas, which this (silica mat bring about as regards his mill.
, and Sir tams Hope. Commaaderia-Chist is America sad tory career. la the latter rasps& however, the gaga is
, the West Indies. Tbe following admiral* have also ban maim may laugh at, or, if be prefer it, may use equally
nominated as Knights Ocommader of the Order of the AM, leaguege to the House of Oemeness, Sir John Trio
Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess I Bath, in addition to Adarel Dames : The Right Hoc. the lawny, and the authorities altogether. He a got ble
of Wales bewared the Duke d Cambridge by their eom- Earl of Lauderdale, Sir Rom Saari, Robert reginsest, retires from his command in July wet, sod, &sib
pay a data yesterday evening at Glassier House, l Smart ILA., Commander-le in the Meditieriasan, sever was leaded to translate him, be Wes salting
' J IC. sod Horatio Thomas Austin, 0.8.
J. memos, earthly by this somewhat late exposure cl his weakens, a
Piccadilly. The Prises aod Princess of Wales were at- I, REPRESENTATION OF SODTH SITROPSHIRR-A sae rather strength, of ague. We fear that the fafirlay.
taided by the Hon. Mrs. Bra and Latenent-Colonel ' racy In the representation of the mations division of th however, le not 00e0ood to on. eminent rowel, and that
Kappa Than were promo to meet the illustrious pests county Of ffhfOcallife hm bee caused by us!, eammeme er when Sir John Trelawnyie mysterious allusion was rer4 •
her Royal Mean Princess Mary of Cambridge, attended ' Visment Newport, M.P., to the peerage, in the plain el good dal of tomooeMom Usable( most have taken Plea la
the upper regime ul nor and Navy Gaxtte.
by Lady Caroline Ca, their Serene Highnesses Prince
and Princess Edward of Sme.Weimm. the Marchionme lllliathattr.giani tbeobillt Morli.„3"aiDOiriMaidroi daeesti.-2;do'r the last few HAWKING AT ELVEDON.-Teil admirers of the
, gays Yr. Limbos, Y.P. for Lambeth, has beep lifts sheol &mat and kinglyz.::.of hawkieg had, on Friday lash
of Ely, the Fort of Derby, the Earl Granville, the Earl under Ulna, hairier bees confined to his bed, sod, t an opportunity of fog it at Eivedon, on the estate a
Del Oates. Spencer, the Esrl of Wage, the Earl of now stated to be somewhat better, he is not likely to hie highness the Mahareish Dadeep SWIM. In cora
Mahon, Lord Henry Perry. Rear-Admiral the Hon. J. R. able to attend to his Forliameetary duties for some time. pliance with an levitation gives by Mr. Barr, falooor
Drummond, and Galatia Trrwhitt, in waiting on the Duke Dear this absence of the hoe. member. the Right Hos. to his highness, • amber a triads, inch:diem avast
W. Cowper has bees provhdosally appointed to officiate as Mile from Bury, Thetford, and other Om& met on •
of Ounkeidge. chairman of the committee of *airy
respraing the epos width open Phis, &boot • mile from Mimi°. Meer/
We (Pod) hair that the Earl of Lovelace, widower smote In and around the maenad,. which was the place chosen for testing the powers or
of the only daughter of Lord Byrom, is about to be married
to • widow lady named Jayne, residing in Gloucester- birds were carried to the ground by a lad, while
SPECIAL SCRVICER ST. PALM'S. The foilowins 11 hawks of the kestml brad. Closely hooded, the
le the lid d Preached et °is "'lst . 8 "k" in St. Paoli eyoungster took in a basket • number of pigeons. Every-
shire. for the mouth of April until Easter Se
v. whoa the special
services will elms :-April 2, the Rev. Charles Mara* thin limmli PmTv•l7 sir•ii. ad Om •Plet
toot
otem
waned to
hawk
sat • ree pee
wrist, and
is.t.ore,theMbmoodßarriumbe
The Countess Russell will be prevented from
attending at the Drawing-room to-day-one of her children chaplain to the HMSO of Casamois ; April 9, Rev. A. B.
Sam, Incumbent of All Sainte, Spitalfields ; April 16. ?ne m me. nalia neon his
having had the measles. Foster Sunday. Rev. W. Selwys, Margaret Preform of er.". Ma • . away,- 4.1" MO -Se" %Timbal; Amid bathe
Visoountess Palmerston will have a reception to- Divinity, Cambridge• akar musically as a weiticssaving the
sight at Cambridge House, Pleoadilly. LENT PRIAM'S:IR-At her Majesty's
i=li thbertaceup,it7 is aeweimmi iheowika. wkA duseekgwlde rawaspuswaiiSSZl
Royal, St. Jana's, to-sowrow, the sermon will be
His Excellency the Hon. Sir Frederick Bruce, of he pa. Aware of its danger, the pigeon neounted
by Dr. Harold Browne, Lord Bishop of Ely. The service mammy tin it bume aim num io the air, and u the
G.C.8., after taking leas of the Dean of Westminster and oommencee at 12 o'clock. At her Majesty's Chad Royal, day sa rather dull, anad the pipes light oolc;ruml, it rum
toes Augusta Staley, left town last evening for Liverpool Whitehall, the sermon at the morning erase, which ostr- ooadel is making ,i 4 escape In consequence id its faa wag
memos at 11 o'clock, will be preached by the Vary Rev
V - • sight of it. The second pipon was not so fortunate, for
to embark for New York, in order to assume his diplomatic , Dr. Alford, Dean of Canterbury. The serums at the lifter- Is, was brained within • few yards of the spectators. The
data at Washingtom noon aria which commenced at 3 o'clock. will be peached pert lasted about an hour, and some of the asses were a
Mr. Buckstone writes to the Morning Post :- b, . ..y the R a yl. _ _ ~. . „ .Willisal 13,19Breetisia".„.,IL__.„1".14,,tet°,""r the Wiest exciting character. One of the plias, hardly
" Permit me to sak you to suspend your judgment on the ''•""Yili ''"'"'"-ie - ""--" -- "'"-• - """"*"." pressed by it. pursuer, took rouge nada the misoline of
Lincolnshire, sad chaplain is ordinary to the Geom. The lad
abject of Mr. Betnicault's lean Gehl I naive • full and sermon under the dome of St. Paul's Cabana at the special a
lie ----11--.y Pmaaaeoeinti ahoy, astitintlyg ttabfaaadt thetapolerybia bird Wait nas tr:
ample,* Marna from Mr. Watts Phillips, the author 7 o'clock smiler service will be preached by tbe Rev. bar To; 977-0,,,mi0m and should ka.„ i,.. gm, kept her oro.
a The Woman in Mauve, relating to Mr. Boucicalt, also Edward Spooner, M.A., vicar of Heston, Middlesex. mire, for at the close of the hawking she carried the hird
. ._ _ ._ __
other evidence to the same effect, promised me in a day or Tag Dyes or Caausts or; THE Paw STSTIOL- away in triumph. Is ail eight pigeon. ours mum. and um
Mr. Andrew Johnson is ex officio president of The following letter has ban eddreeeed bv Dom Qom to erly separated highly pleased with the sport which they
seat del ',llia, if not so 'conclusive as it has been repre-
th• IJ Red States Smite ; but, (writes • New York oar- the secretary of the Society for Promoting Freedom of bad witneroolL We are Informed that it is the Intention of
seated to me, I shall be ready to withdraw the insinuations • • m„. Worship, in reply to the request that be would become a Yr. Ben, if a ridable nmos or mod cas be procured, '
moat Mr. Bowie:snit, and believe with theft who tho-
roughly know him that he is utterly incapable of any du-the Matersjah's bemßare a
resit*lnehrianatitiontiofiluchSaturdlsoy), or as
hasto psrpsmeetsal"tei°ltnaelioooWti:t abslaa• ielPtaladd staaNtaewisha theini°otodcbit Pmsnextel:dtre2 eeekboteemet re favour ths people of Bury with anaproolvf fr
Poeta:owes
time, he has not been able, even if he bad been disposed, the church congress:-" Nary, Caritas, lathe 22,
hat:able settee."A GOVIRNIIINT INSPECTOR AND HUB" PARTWE4
te make his appearance is that body." 1885.-f•iv,_"l4•ll • •••••• therefore,••••••• _,,_11"••••,,t my -He saw the medical eaperintadent end mid, "163811Ft*
Milton's Como is to be revived at Drury-lane on
The New York oorrespond nt of the Times ioiniot your i I ••••••t allow `"• s" to go over thseajlam in the usual way ; but to mingle with
boa Menday. a of my name in mark* with A. Its main and bread the , wore a-ao abior a surgeon, or mon
An operatic company, beaded by Madame Parepa writes :--" I leen on good authority that General aof themselves. Br so doing I shah be bettor aided
Grant is quite convinced that Richmond is impregnable un. b• the chief cause a the anemia of thousands of the . . • - maim., .4 ..,. „, be
object I fully approve. Ibelime pews and pew. Isamu to Patient. a •
SO rap sneer is is
aadm. Yr. Charles "IT. ',iia "mmed as,_ about to take a less by • oombieed military and naval assault, both middle ad operative classes Iran our church. Necaity, oba „meows og_onotto.., ~ With pleasure."
tares .......' tour to toe Proviase, e. comma" utter to t» mole by a &mood mem; sod that he bee as I then thought, ad tki• peculiarity ol the case, lad me to ;mm of
tod iii, moodi„bun a dm, oositm,,dorii
Foster.
The English Limited Liability Opera Compan y porsuadal the President, Mr. Stanton, and Mr. Welles k'isorPanbyle..trieetw‘ica/taia._ Id aochagreba4lyturegretsit Weit,hsred mar; -"..erAt Al re.- r ot.o_j'-'•• the ballrfoont, as we all it, you
and talking without reetere.r
ta Place at
his
disport
"Wang amt
of
Baahawtai itcaciwiai "hie( e.:•;;eree be aete the mischief. lam sew bileni:l ° Weetiseem rait Galirlb Mashie if I-a-dual w
has declared a dividend. 1 and monitors, to be aocarcaoded by Admiral Ferrara, and • free church in this al, and a wad is wetly fia them? reed the "Not st all," was the reply. '
The perfortnancea of the Musical Union will 1 forae the pump of the James River to within shelling iamb will be mod, In as
with I arnsob3r) : s•aml. sever would i &Ms& mimed into the baLrocon, and, amnia the i
begin on the 25th et April. distance of Richmond. It is calculated that the await again lave
ng
wow" for obilmb t.,_ectoor, mg 1 taw= h• saw for partner, was woe keeping up a
a plan for
The drawings of stained glass, made hy the late will be costly in human life, but that, if vigorously •••• faithfully. F. MOIL -E. Rerferd• EN, conversation with her. Is the cares d
1 maw be said to the doctor, "Do you know that that sx
C. Wilma, amounting to about 700 in number, will be ' ducted by the land and naval forces, it will remit is soak LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS Fos rem
open to the public next week, in the rooma of the Arundel • splendid
-victory as virtually to end the war. At the Esse= Wiax.-Mooelay-Acteariss. at 7, lls the white drew, with blue epees, is • very carioca use
" Bweed, ' eve been talkie( to her, and I coat, far the life and set
great inauguration ball at Washington on Monday evening Marriages-Perrep," Kr. Dam end “ Goversmeat "Mr' el MS, discover la what direction her mental malady lies. ir
Society, New Boodarset.
Mr. Idealise% great picture of the Death of which the gallant sod joyous Fermat distil'. linos Reties* Mr. Adler ; 04014,401081, at 'NI:, "Pal eats. I saw at eta sbe wu mad-saw it is the wid kart
boo Expedition, Sewed Lettor." Dr. Pretarsams, Ossat e boo mos; gb. kept looking et me ao oddly, Imbed boa&
bat, at wh
Nelms will probably be nnished in about five weeks ; Use • ribbed hided( d mach is tite "me d ite always dad - I Labrador " Captais Hamiltes, and " Keetressie River did not tusk she was the Qom@ of Radial, ar whether she
artist is now eingsged Oars the Athoortinel in toning she I battle, he turned to the President, who stood close by and 1 rimsrili'l Mr, Mlarlase. Tusedal-Roral lovtitutioat ' had set been rated a a lima forta by the alma'
whole work a sash which, wing to the peculiar rater of 1 looked on 'anteriorly, and said, sotto once, b
lad at
3. ' British Philosophy," Profaner Naos ; Fogiomrs. • mmommt. or iota log t, li-ee or Wales and mid •
the ester-glass proome, Involves an Immense dad aloha ; 1 vms''''''-.-
.._•• 1" metheetB bY 'weed 8"1"m• iMy •••• 'atB' " Paris Theieere e•8-118eteet"M• treed 7" Zee' God rut the mime of b•••••••i; b•• I it el" "se '
every portion has to be pa over esparately-not in the li "elk_ `Pee d° fie Ps, Vim, iB..eat will he at Richman' Admiral • Ivema, •• 11.1/4.,,Ne" Bird. Ilhelemeeme.o,__•_• ...Me_ -,_. 81••••• arida.* "Vary 1,11ce," Glowered the doctor ; " Yes a
-..-- e. 1,. ~;0a1,.... f,,.. ton ! WodiemlaY 7of Arta. a• es " ^mug" "m"muthret she is sot • patiost, she is aof the hortomiside, ad
conspreassive and large maser which le practicable in oil mewl a"' u't i• 1P"'"..... "'. . . .------Z - ----. .". ke.." Mr. Bell. Thunday-Boyal Lostitution, at 4, as you !" Meantime. the pretty howeemaid we
painting. 1 minas to agessat the MOO 04 A4111:SI rarragut • Ms- o item, Aomimitione Wen Rhodes, ha.. at &web ki-a-an bar g:tueoo,4,mant, and „id; .• am you, see
f
I pouiposal,biessido the
orgasise grad Oswalt
detailslt is toaadhentabadez
nemeansoes as Marie. i Mfrrizaimseensecessarebldr. Noi.ew.toemrl.Chelmowsbo
___.isal..r. at. fitesteituAllsiv-wwwritoT: ,ISeir,paiii•t ? He's 167
tbeilassisitgama
awitrizio.d....
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afieLas.
The
beesQuen's gold medal of the Institute of Arcbi-et 8' Friday-•"Y" metbst•••• at ii, I man, sod bemitifal wbbiusre I bat se seed as • March ban.
team has e given to Mr. Pensethornm builder, of the magemesta." I He asked me If I wan I
Record puree. la Ohascery-lase, and &tallest to the I Initialise at 3, i MIMS/ 8,114444," Professor Lida. seer bias robbed ese el a large fortune; and enders r
Moe et Warta The new arrangements for keeping dockyard . _mamma. Jots 1 Prism el Wales didn't want to many ma. He is en.
The imperar Napoleon ie „mod in revising I wiermate •will mom bite operation on the lit of Arni newt. I DIOCEBZ OF CANTIREVEY.-The RIM , Imes Ms pity-saa • Ilse rag man r -rUsistrated Tam
, 1 A sew aim has been appointed bra
"o yard, under the Erskine Campbell t_ M.A., has limo ilemenl Is I littaimcwar Orr= or Ma. Beim IL P.-Tbs
1heirew1,,,,,,,,,,,,,41ta.n.aa1a 16,1"...,71.71°._,'" ,Thll,.whas__,___wete, • tilde of " ambler," ad the office of store resolver" has th=8•11 •••••T C 14•171 ll* Th••• 1. Omakboot-link iseraelag pestabdies is the localitY of the DaltPothlt
we ‘--------' - ---- ' --- eeeeee Te"" abolished IL R. G. Hobbes, who for some time a ..lvi le ; the Rev. James CI". Baltilr". 1/14-. Us ' Wsimissommettand Wellingtonanet, Dolt
is is type. , been instituted to the reMory el Hamessesdes ;sa the t Tieek adagios the mein= el a shwa is Ism
The Peninsular and Oriental Company's mail 1 her the atwawateat at
Shames°, will
mils his 188ahlt. Rev. Wd• Triad. Shaw als ball limessa "ow oree, e 1 ' abut higuy seemearY. no WWI, We 446.SIMPA
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lOWA 114 fieharde, sox' for that of " esebter.e to which St. Jobs. Margate ; and she Ram Gage Philip Ontey. ima mid by Mr. W. fd. Wartbisgtes, bolero "
steamers ere SOW reirrieg large tleantittes ef gold firm oaks he a, at Meow. request, bees appointed at the SUMO 8.A., hue loss liessind Rothe wag a I !Cassias, all in Me mem m.y., wheisierstred a short &km sent for
Amebas to India. i salary as bas rewired while acconstest-vis., 5001. per an- .3."." 'llClit.' News) believe I Werthingten end him dt Me estles to
In 1836 the population of South Australia the MOM J. J. Horsey, senior audit clerk at Partireentli ! lee (the l'ewe) we en kneed in *all the sum al 12.0001. ter the dime oblige. Mr. ffeeta=r
204 IS WA it was 148,143. that Mr. eiwisterie MR redoes the lire isessease My. that 5,0001. a the mew shall be devoted to the
l Doeligeird, hap bess appointed meconsbat, ia the mom a boo aimmodog begot
-O par ger writ; she aura, 5901. for the pasumes., sadAroot. far the e
An Australian paper states that pheass.nts, par- Mr. Hobbes. at •• egary of 5001. per wines. &ad Mr. W. L. Como. PoLoci.--Owe SHlLuee Day.-Fri. 1 tkneeet. This Prioakly ilt is .104 sa is" _4" 'Pad. 21••
fa and hues ste multiplying fast in the woods around Freeman, store receiver, is about to retire os supsranam- nay. NABOB 24.-Admissions en payment. re ; dime by the lilorality of th• way or Beee.-414440/110104
GNAWS& Is SIAM& ties on the abolition of the *Mee as above Amid. seas tishenh 744 to MK . , vernier.