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The Express.
London, England, 1849-08-21

THE CHOLERA.

Return of Gum of cholera repotted to the General
Baud of Health yesterday, August 20 : _ _
Is London and vicinity, vie. :
Lambeth (from 17th August) 109 26
Whiteohapel
Rotherhithe
Ilt. Saviour's, Val= l7 6
Ilsssondesy
Othor localities
Is Ilationd Wass:-
86 24
(Marne foe nook)
Karats Tydfil
Thowlids
Plymouth
Newoortla-under-Lytas
Leeds
In other towns
In Scothuid
Dundee (from 17th) 129 40
Other towns

Attacks. Deaths.

General total 1 lO6 491

THE MORTALITY IN THE WANDSWORTH-ROAD.
Mr. Higgs resumed et the William the Fourth, Wands-
worth-roan, the inquiry into the circumstances attending
the death of the Reverend Thomas Harrison, aged 61, a
Wesleyan minister, late of Albion-terrace, Wandsworth-roaA.
The particulars of this case appeared in the Express some
days ago.
Evidence having been given as to the defective state :of
the drainage in Albion-terrace, the jury returned the follow-
ing verdict :
That the deceased Mr. T. Harrison died of Asiatic
cholera; that the recent fearful outbreak of the said disease
in the generally healthy locaiity of Wandsworth-road was
confined to a certain number of houses in a continuou row
in which the drainage is shown to be very defective ; that •
large quantity of filth was allowed to accumulate, and that
the water, owing entirely to the faulty construction of the
tanks, and their immediate proximity to and connexion with
the cesspools was excessively impure and unfit for we ; and
the jury, whilst they see no cause whatever for alarm in the
neighbourhood general:7, cannot separate without expressieg
a hope that the owners of the property will take immediate
and effective means by ins: roved drainage and a different
mode of supplying the water, to prevent in future, so far as
human means can go, the recurrence of so terrible a
calamity."

Wictow.—Within the last few days the prevailing epi-
demic has manifested itself, in its most avrious form, an the
township of Wigan, which had hitherto been, comparatively
speaking, exempt, whilst the mortality in the surrounding
neighbourhood was most serious.
Biturox.—The epidemic still continues on the decrease in
Bedminster, the returns for the two days, Sunday and yes-
terdsy, being as fellows :—Sunday : Diarrtnea, 20; cramp,
2 ; cholera, 6 ; deaths, 2. hioneay : Diarrtnes, 15; cramp,
3 ; cholera, 6 ; deaths, 2.
MERTHYR —The returns for this district are of a more
encouraging character, and give reason to hope that the
epidemic, which has swept away so large a proportion of
the population, has at length begun to disappear.
BILSTON.—On Thursday last six additional victims were
buried in St. Mary's churchyari, and eleven cases are now
under treatment.
London, England, 1849-08-21

wen I. circulating to the extent of 3,3981 ; and, awes the
ions. bills mineable are in down at 10,8081.—a soon what
leer Innewet, skin the deposits Indrvirate awe Mau 13,0001.
NEW ZEALAND.
Accounts received by the India and China overland
nail, to the middle et April, give insurable reports of the
*Mad intelligens of this noon sonny. At Auckland,
is blank last, tbe Soprano Coast essenbled for the atib
of admiral Miness, whoa tbo Jodie neiratulaW the
grand jay on tie abases of mine, is Wasted by a bans.
Woodsy. Maids s sealeos are not sonatas la Auckland;
with an lairessiug populating, it is uantlag to observe
cock a kik irate of morality. A bill was Wren to be Mtn-
snarl lute causal to establish a peak market at Auck-
land. The akin GanU. amnia@ a notice of munben of
sews, saborb, and gentry lots to be end ea Jane 19th.
Au boatswain annotation was in course of kirmatica at
AssidsaL
London, England, 1849-08-21

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, ATIOCBT 20,
Captain Larcom and Mr. Lynch, Q.C., have been
appointed to re-divide the Dublin wards. The names
appear to
ch:irirsisefiven satisfaction. Mr. Lynch was ,
the junior for the crown at the treason trials
of last year.
It is likely that there will be a movement made
this year in favour of absolute religious equality be-
tween catholic* and protestants. It is quite a mis-
take to suppose that the church question Las been set
at rest here.
The accounts from the country are still favourable, I
though of coarse there is mach anxiety arising from
the quantity of rain that has fallen. But the crops
are still in good condition.
At a meeting this week of the Cork Town Council,
Sir William Lyons, the Mayor, obierved that her Ma-
jesty had expressed in the highest terms her approba-
tion of the city of Cork, and its river in particular,
and the gratification she felt at the reception given to
her, her only regret being to see the pavilions unoccu-
pied, which she attributed to her unexpected arrival;
in consequence of which she supposed that individuals
had sustained heavy knee.
There is no truth in the report that Mr. Magass
the member for Westmeath, is to accept the Chiltern
Hundreds.
The appointment of Mr. Stephen Woulfe Flanagan
as secretary to the Etcumbered Estates Commission
has given much satisfaction. Mr. Flanagan is ne-
phew to the late Cole! Baron Woulfe, and is a gentle.
man of tried abilities, having been one of the most
painstaking of the poor-law inspectors.

Tss EXPLOSION AT ABERDARIL—The inquiry
opened on Friday concerning the recent fearful loss of life
at the Lettley Shenkin Colliery, was continued on Saturday
till a late hour in the events, at the Towitlall. Mr.
Blackwell, Ike government limpet*, of mines in the South
Wales district, was present, and aniseed the inquiry in
questioningthe several witnesses as to the ventilation of the
e dliery.lllr. Dobson. the mineral surveyor to the Hon. E.
Clive, also 'Mended, in order, after viewing the *and beer-
lag the evidence, to Rive an opinion es to the cause of the
lamentable catastrophe. The evidence was uninteresting.
Tee prowedinp were again adjourned.
London, England, 1849-08-21

money from these death-dabs. It is oleo a well- •
known fact, that the mortality amongst children
entered at these clubs is from 20 to 30 per cent.
greater than those in the rest of the community.
'lle question we would urge with regard to these
clubs is, whether anything could be done to put them
under a superintendence such as that of a medical
man of the district, which would be the means of
detecting these frauds upon them, as well as of arrest-
ing in its bud the tendency to murder for the sake of
their fluids.
London, England, 1849-08-21

METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS.

TIIIIIDAY, Avower 21,1649.
The Stab of the Weather at each of the following places at
Mae o'clock yesterday morning.

Omen liersortli
Name et Place. of of wind. rdw State of Weather.
Basmorroav S.W. Calm Overcast
11114TTOCIL
Bissicrinum N.R. Gentle Breeze Overcast
11111WOWATILft
Flummox ....» S. Calm Overcast
linnet. W. Calm Overcast
Cantons
Craws
DMILINOTOX LW. Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy
131:211411 lfe Return
EIIINSTIZOIi
Enema ...........» N.W. Calm Overcast
Numinous —.- LW. Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy
Guisoow
Gtoccrxrite
GRERNWICIL....- W.N.W. Gentle Breeze Overcast
liaarisroot N. Return
Rairriwos
Lars= W. Straus Breeze Overcast
Oahu Overesat
Leans ..........
Latorrox
LIMPOOL ......... LW. Calm Partially Cloudy
)(Arcanum........... W. Strati Breeze Overcast
Nancarma
01/011D N.W. Calm Overcast
PRIMPUIIOI/011 S.W. Omitlio Breeze Partially Cloudy
?Imlay= . ....-- B.W. Gentle Breeze Partially f loudy
POOLS N. Calm Partially Cloudy
foirrsuourn ......
Rasmus N.W. Genie Breeze Partially Cloudy
RUGST
SSA? ... ... ...
Soirrani.river
801IDIRLUFD......
Suisun ... .....
Tamworra ....» Ne Return.
Tontaanxis
VI, n ITER No Saturn
Wan-mums
Tots No Return

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and, tested by the most eminent of the faculty u to its dietetic and
nourishing qualities, is found to conta'n the greatest amount of
CaMenne, or true Essence of the Coffee Berry, 'without those coarse
beating properties produced by coffee roasted in the ordinary way.
The price of Two Founds in a sealed bottle, with patent air-tight
stopper la Se. ed., delivered in all parts of London, daily; or • case,
containing six two-pound bottles, forwarded to any part of England,
cartiage.pall, upon receipt of a post-office ceder for One Sovereign.
Russell and Co., Tea Merchants, 71, High-street, Borough, and 21,
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&LICK'S Avesta or INDIOO.IIOII AND PLATCLINCY CORED CT ROLLO.
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East Indies, suffered for years hem bile, indigestion, and flatulency,
end although he consulted the most eminent surgeons of the province
yet be derived ne benefit front their treatment, but gradually became
more debilitated. Having one day a severer atta k than usual of
these dreadful rcaladiee, be determined to try Holloway's Pills ; and
this line medicine, which has obtained such high repute throughout
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Sold by all Druggists, and at Professor Holloway's Establishment,
44, thread, Looks.
London, England, 1849-02-10

NAVIGATION LAWS.

Mr. GOULBURN asked whether the Habeas Corps
Aet would take precedence en Monday T—whether tie
Irish grant would come on next, and whether the debates
the navigation laws would come on after that ?
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER.—Yet
(Loud laughter.)
Lord J. RUSSELL promised to have copies of the toll
for a modification of the navigation laws placed in dolma&
of =abets as soon as possible.
Mr. HERRIES said that if the resolutioos tweeting the
navigation laws differed from those of last year he would sat
undertake to say that there would not be a discussion use
them.
SUSPENSION OF THE HABEAS CORPUS ACT.—

EXPLANATION.
Mr. JOHN O'CONNELL asked whether the right hoe.
gentleman the secretary for Ireland adhered to his owl
words as uttered in the course of the debate on the es.
doll of the Habeas Corpus Act, or whether he adopted the
entire contradiction of them by the noble lord at the head ct
the government
Sir W. SOMERVLLLE replied that there hail not been
any contradiction of them given by the noble lcrd, and that
nothing more surprised him than the misinterpretation of
his (Sir W. Somerville's) words by the hon. member for
Limerick. (Hear.)
IRELAND REVENUE BILL.
The house then went Into committee on the Ireland Se
venue Bill.
In reply to Sir H. WILLOUGHBY,
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that
he proposed to postpone the consideration of the malaria is
be paid the commisas under this bill for the present.
In reply to Mr. HMI,
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER mid fiat
there were now twelve commisaioners, and that the bill re
posed to reduce them to seven.
Mr. B UME observed that seven were too many.
Mr. HENLEY hoped it was clearly understood that the
eommisdonen would take office subject to such reotromes•
Sens se pedielautt might make, for at present the housewife
gebg ea bike in the dark.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that so
sew appointment would take place under the consolidstios
proposed. All the commissioners to be retained under the
present bill were now in office and were weir-
ing salaries, and he did not suppose hon. gentlemen
would put them in a worse situation under the Consolidateca
Bill than they now occupied.
Mr. HUMS thought that money and time would 444
be saved if the arrangement under the bill were piste"
the bands of one able individual,
The several clauses of the bill then passed through CO*
mitten ; to be reported en Monday.
SUPPLY.
The house having resumed went again into committee, had
passed the ordinary vote of 174786,700 i. of Exchequer
In reply to Mr.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said the
amount was lees than last year.
The hones then adjourned at half-past twelve o'clock.

CROWN OFFICE, Fun. B.—Members returned to
servo in the prompt Parliament :—Portammth—The ffied
Hon. Sir F. T. Baring, Bart., First Lord of the Admirsor•
Kingston-upon. Hall-11. T. Baines, Book First COMILIIit
ailidaner for administering the Poor-law is England.
Lessainoter—F. Peg, of Drayton Manor, in the
who county of
Stafford, Bsq., in the room of H. Barkly, Bsq., MI
welted the office of (towage of British Goias.
London, England, 1849-02-10

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

SUGAR.—The awe rege pries of augur, the produce of the
British peessesions in Amnia, sompated from the rearm made in
the week ending the 6th day of February, 161% is 24.. Sad. per cwt.
Bo the peach(' of the Mauritius is !U 61 d. per cwt. Sugar the I
predate of the Ease Indies is Us. Id. per cwt. The average price of
the throe kwegoleg demelptions, jointly, Is Ste 10d. per on.
BIISTOI. Pus. 9.—The market madame steady, bat !mi-
mes is still chocked by the views of importers as to the tutors course
of prime, which they look to see higher than are Now obtainable, and
appear aosteeo t as to selling at the present moment :
the Sala of the week are consequeetly limited, and do not exceed 150
bids. and tierces Wad Indio, and 1,000 mats Mauritius, at about
former rates. The redeed marks: is cause 'tunably diil, and for all
descriptions of manufactured goods the demand is way aluggi.h,—
prier being with difficulty sup. orted. No sales reported in West
India molasses. For rum there has been some demand, bat the offers
made being from 11. to 3d. per gallon below the currency of other
marketa, importer* have declined selling, and the sales therefore axe
unimportant.

COTTON.—LtvaaPooL, Fan. 9.—The market continues
animated. The ales to-thy were about 10,000 bales. The total
transactions of the week amount to 61,120 balm, Intludlog 15,500
Americans, 1,700 Pernares and 9,900 bunts, on and
5,360
American. 200 Bahia, 60 Egyptians, and 490 &nets, for export Prime :—New Weems, 61 ; Uplands, 4 41; Sums, 111 4.

WORSTED STUFFS, the.—Baeoroso, Fes B.—There
was a good attendance of merchants to the Piece Ball this morning,
and as venni of them bought freely for exportation there was a good
business done, chiefly in ptdn rubrics. There was an active inquiry
for anything new In fancy goods adapted for the spring *rad.. but to.
inquiry was made aimed in vain. There was • good demand for
moueselines de lain and white Orleans cloths, suitable for piloting,
at firm prices. The yarn market was firm, not only canted by the
extant of the demand, but by the reports of trimming prima at the
London wool males on Wednesday. Toe wool market was Wily buoy-
ant, there beleg numerous buyers owing to the reports front London,
which seem to establish the certainty of • further advance In pekes.
BLANKETS.—HECILKONDWIKII, Fss. B.—We had
oohs only a moderately good muster Of mordants In the blanket hall
this afternoon ; and though a few orders were given out, the aggre-
gate amount of the sake was far from being eomsiderable.
London, England, 1849-02-28

THE ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.

Mr. BANKER wished to mak a question of her Majesty's
ministers, relative to the ordnance department. A rumour
was prevalent that some of the arms used at the insurrection
in Sicily kad come from het Majesty's stores either at Wool-
wich or elsewhere, and he was desirous of knowing whether
the report was correct.

Lord PALMERSTON said the facts of the case were
these. In September last, the contractor who had been in
the habit of supplying guns to the Ordnance, applied for
permisaion to receive back some of those he had furniahed,
in order to execute an order ho had received from the Si-
cilian government. The application was referred to the
Foreign office, and he (Lord Palmerston) stated In reply
that he could not see any objection to grant it. (Hear.)

DESPATCH TO LORD DOUGH.
Mr. OSBORNE inquired whether the right hon. the
Secretary for Foreign Affairs bad received a copy of a certain
despatch written by Major. General Sir Joseph Thaokwell to
Lord Gough ; and, if eo, whether there was any objection to
lay it upon the table of the house ?
Lord PALMERSTON replied that he would look through
the papers, and return an answer to the hon. member in a
day or two.
London, England, 1849-02-28

GREECE AND TURKEY.

Mr. B. COCHRANE inquired whether the noble lord had
any objection to lay on the table the instructions given to Sir
Stratford Canning, when he paid a visit to Athena on his
way to Constantinople

Viscount PA LM RSTON must certainly ohj ect to produce
the instructions relating to one transaction only in a matter
that had long formed the subject of negotiation. It would
ba inconvenient unless the whole series of papers relating to
these transactions generally were given, which, it should be
remembered, had extended over a long course of years.
Mr. B. COCHRANE would submit a motion on the sub-
ject on a future day.
London, England, 1849-02-28

Vie Orprassi.

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made up this main. the Feb.
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ep ea the swabs et the int Nen&
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MO he male opea the seehleg etas 7th Marsh.
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tit Needs
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wl it to math op cm Se walks ettb• 9111
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ZION WATZ AT LONDON 11111:001.
Ter M. —Menvlag.ii Ws. pre Enemies. at =la. pad
Te-Monanw —7llenthag. 4Ws. FM 8; Allinemajf Ms. pot a.

LONDON,WEDNESDAY,FEB.2B
Ws are perplexed to find a frank and out-and-out
opponent of Mr. COBDEN'S amendment for an effec-
tive seduction of the national expenditure. Mr.
HIBUSS cow plained of political agitation, and argued,
WI yam& length, that the French government had
km especially of late, a most expensive one. But
what had all this to sae to the question ? As to the
CHANCELLOR or THE EXCHEQUER, however his con-
clusions went against the amendment, his argu-
ments were rather for it. He fully admitted
the psi& colour end tendency of the epoch; he ad-
mitted, Mr. Minxes GIBBON showed, that the great
'screen of expenditure had been on works temporary
sad provisio• al, and for motives which had passed
away. And he plainly hinted that if he clung to the
expenditure of 1845 rather than to that of 1833, it
was because the majority of the House of Commons had
its own reasons for preferring the former. As to the
Peelites, they se usual were dumb, and, great financial
reformers as their organ pretends them to be, neither
they nor it had a word to say upon the national
question.
For a thorough-going champion of expenditure,
therefore, we are obliged to look to the Times. It,
at least, proclaims the old Cutlareagh tenets, which
whigedisown, whic4 Peelites shrink from, and which
ova protectionists are reluctant to espouse. The
1T.., boldly end plainly recemmenda the system
st government by intimidation. In this great empire,
sad in the vast machine, social and political, which
wank and flourishes around tun the Tlmes beholds
bat aoe spring, one mese of vitality and safety.
If parliament is not hustled by the radicals and
eaten op by the chartists, it is all owing to the horse,
fo.rt, and dragoons. If our colonies are still loyal it is
due to our " wielding the sabre and bayonet" as the
met efficacious a weapons. If Russia has not
London, England, 1849-02-28

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

HOME ClRCUlT.—lssarronn, FEB 27. •
The basins.. of this circuit comm•noed to-day at 12
o'clock. In corsequente of the heavy criminal calendar
which is to bi (reposed of, both the learned judges (14r.
Baron Puke and Mr. Justice Wigli'man) will take criminal
cases on Wednesday, and It is arranged that the Nisi Prios
kidneys shall not commence until Thursday morning at 9
o'clock. The taus. list will not be bated tell that day, but
it is said that it is much hearer than is tonal in this county
at the spring Wild.

OXFORD ClRCUlT.—Antsosos, FEB. 27.
REMOVAL OF EMI ABSIZIA.—Mr. Baron Platt cora-
wooed his charge to the grand jury by remarking that
when he had the honour of appearing before them m the
same capatity three years ago, the courts of Reading were
complained of, and at that time he was apprised that the
magistrates were on the point of taking the matter into
consideration, and, as he understood, were about to pro-
vide a place for the administration of justice, and he then
congratulated them on such a prospect. In the ODOM 01
=resent year, however. he heard with much pain that a
of the magistrate, of the county Wino:ceded
in dererrZtt decency so necessary for public business, and
on the grounds that the ra•e payers sou' d not bear the expense,
was Informed that the estimates for the new courts fell
within 6,0001., and in this wealthy county a farthing rate
produced 7001., so that this great benefit to the county meld
be theomplithed by the extension of a farthing rate OM a
period of :en years. Upon this point he could not reftsin
from remarking that the farmers of this county were not
London, England, 1849-02-28

AFFAIRS OF JAMAICA.

Mr. P. MILES asked whether anidespatch had been
received at the Colonial•office from the Govetnor of Jemmies,
and whether it was true that, in consequence of a clerical
error having been discovered is a bill sent before the legisla-
tive council of that colony, a delay had taken place in the
voting of the supplies ?
Mr. HAWES replied that a despa'ch had been received
from the governor, and that he hoped to be able shortly to
lay it upon the table of the house. With reference
to the clerical error in the bill, it was true that the date of
the " 15th of December "had been inserted instead of the
" 15th of October." But the error having been discovered,
and tie bill having contained a clause enabling the council
to amend it, the governor consented to the rectification of
the mistake. The council, however, seemed to dissent from
the adoetion of that course, and hence some delay had
arisen.
THE MUTILATION OF DESPATCHES.
Mr. BAILLIE begged to expram a hope that the des-
patches about to be sent to the committee upstairs, relative to
the affairs of Ceylon and British Guiana, would not be muti-
lated in the way in which former documents of a similar kind
had been. (Cram of " Oh, oh !" and " Question !") The
question was—were the despatches likely to be mutilated ?
(Renewed cries of " Oh, oh !") He held a despatch in his
hand which contained about eleven lines, and from it there
appeared to have been something extracted.
Mr. HAW ES.—What is your question ?

' Mr. BAILLIIL—Whether they will be presented to the
canunittee without mutilation.
Mr. HAWKS (warnily).—l think the question lea mcst
unusual one to sak. (Hear.) It is calculated to excite a
prejudice, which I em happy to have this opportunity of
entuvly repudiating. I have seen it stated more than face,
by peruse whom the hon. member may know, that there
have been inatanees in which despatches were mutilated by
my noble friend the Secretary for the Colonies, :for
some urposes of concealment. Sir, it is utterly
unfounded--altogether unfounded, that that has ever
been done. (Cheers.) It will be in the recollec-
tion of the house that certain despatches were
moved for by the late Lord George Bentinck, and that an
London, England, 1849-02-28

LLYNVI VALLEY.

Ifysarly llesteng 27. MAT-
THSWIL, Eq., in the chair.—The report of the directors
(which had not been print-el or circulated) stated that the
revenue of the line had considerable fallen off during the last
year. The line had been formul principally for the accom-
modation of the 'mineral tea t c of the distrkt which, owing
to the depreciation and falling off of the iron ;rade, bad ma-
terially decreased. The balance available for purposes of
dividend was 1,3391. 18s., out of which the directors ream.
mended a dividend of 3 per cent. on all paid up shares.
These was a claim en the part of the shareholders of the old
company for 5 per cent. interest. Counsel's opinion had
been taken on that claim ; but it was thought better
that, until the question was settled, all should share alike,
without prejudice to the right of the old holders. The time
for the purchase of the land for the new line would expire
next August ; and, for the construction of the line itself, in
August, 1851. A bill was now before parliament and had
been read a second time, to extend the period ; but it would
be for the proprietors Way whether it should be abandoned
or proceeded with. The vacancy in the direction, occasioned
by the resignation of Dr. Bowing, had been filled up by
Mr. A. K. Baker.—The statement of accounts showed ca
the capital acecount, receipts arising from capital crested
under the Amalgamation Act, deposit on shine, instal-
ments, mortgages, and advances on account fatale instal-
ments to the 30th June, 1848, 111,8661. Os. 5d.; for half.
year ending 31st December, 1848, 1,8521. tio. 4d ,• total,
113,7181. 15e. 9d. Payments on account Duffryn, Llynvi,
and Perth Cewl Railway, sets of incorporation and
amalgamation, parliamentary, law, engineering, surveying,
works at crane, and breakwater and other expenses, to the
30th June, 1848. 108,1981. Is. 6d. ; to half- year ending 314
Dec., 1848, 1,0331. Is. 3d.; balance in hand, 4,4871. 13,„ ;
total, 113,7181. 151. Od. The revenue acciunt (or the half-
year ending 31st Dee., 1848, showed receipts to the amount
of 3,2441. ss. 3d.; sad an expenditure of 2,2281. 34. 21.
The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report,
explained that the depreciation in the receipts, which had
fallen from 5,1651., in the corresponding balf-year of the pre-
ceding year, to 3,2411. in the present, we, consequent on the
operations of the coal and iron trade being almost wholly
suspended is this district. . _ _

&astral of the old proprietors complained of the non-
payment of the 6 per cent. Interest ; but, uhimatelt, the
report wee adopted, as were also resolutions for alma ming
the hill for carrying oat the Llynvi Valley works, and for
manning the dividend.
London, England, 1849-02-17

Vie erpregYi.

The mil filbraltar, Malta, Gre;;, the lonian I,la
Adm. Oeglem, Imdfa, Hong-liong, and
-via Sou
be made seem the morning of the Seth Fab.
The imam ler British North America, and the United glib
will be table dip on the evening of the 23rd Feb.
The me&Zie Mermillea, to the Mediterranean, leek hive
0,7k41.11 Maw&Mamg, ha, will be made Up on the webs
el the 4th
The malls tom VI" Oporto, Madeira, Cadiz, end Ofinhar
will be made up as-Se of the 17th Feb.
The seas ten New heath Wale,, Van Dieman's Lend, tad New
x. MI be reads lip am the owning of the 28th Feb.
The =Gift the Net Meet se Aides and Madeira will be mei
op en the emf*g of the Ilith Fab.
The Net laMe 1140 e. imbeling Bermuda, Name, Ha
asNew Odom. and Meld" and excluding Meet Br
New Granada, MN, and Pere,
he mit ip ea the mereing of the gad et as
The mane ger litalithm, the Bergs, sad gown Afro, WI be
made up on the seeming of the 4th Msrdt.

MON WATER AT LONDON DEMON,
Tan MT —KlOOl2e. 0 og. 0000 I Alteooooo. 00 oh. Pry L
To-Xeruaw--Marslai, IS lAA pot 10; Attemooa, Of ale. pa 10.

LONDON, SATURDAY, FEB. 17.

OP all the politicians who are interested in the
affairs of Italy, and who are observing the conduct d
the Austrians in Milan, we are confident that now
can be so supremely delighted with Marshal
Raorreau and his policy as Signor Mama, the
republican. Mauna's especial aversion has bete
directed towards the wealthy and well born of Mille.
To humble them would afford him as much satiefao•
tion as it would please M. PROUDHON to confiscate
belt of the capital of the Parisian bankers.
Mauna had great influence in Milan daring the
successful insurrection, but he never dreamed of hum-
bling the aristocracy by any such sweeping meter&
He was too honest a man; and, though a republwase
no communiat. Bat Marshal RADEDINI has undertaken
to do the democratic work that MAZZINI shrank firm.
He has flung the state burdens with the expense of the
military occupation and administration of the Milanese
on about a more of its rich proprietors. He has ordered
them to pay down 600,0001. Such a tax is, of courses
not upon rentaL It is too enormous. They mod
sell their ropaty; some must sell all their propel,'
to meet and how saleable land may be, and hew
facile it is to find capital and purchasers at such a
moment, need not be described. The decree is pr.&
timely the suds as if M. Luau; RoLuN, after the Tito
tory of February, should have ordered Messrs. RON&
CIEILD and his brother bankers to ransom themeelvm
and their property by paying down so many millions
starling.
This communist policy of Marshal Ravirrsa3
however, an organ and a panegyrist—in the Oiler.
Marshal Ruarsa, that paper tells us, had to 461.1
London, England, 1849-11-03

PUBLIC BALES.

Nor. 2.—By Reins. Cars, Box, and Raill, at Gaya-
way's.—Lassekold house and shop, 18, Frederick-place,
Hasspetead.road, Ist on lease for 901., held for 374 Yeats at
381. 2a.--sald foe 4401.
Leasehold premises, 187, Oxford-street, with prmstraion,
held till ldiekaelwas, 1863, at 210 f., and for • further term of
21 years at 2001.-2601.
Leasehold haws, 24, John-street, Edgwaro.road, with
stabling in the rear, let for 601. per annum, held for 611
years at 81.10e.-6001.
Leasskold premiess,3B, Brianeton street, Portmen.eqsare,
let in esoarapai at 1591. 10s. per annum, held for 12 leers at
301.105. pound rest and taxes-3001.
Leasehold bosom and workshops, Hermitage-street, Pad-
din g's*, let far 501, held for 72 years at 181.18..-2401.
Five freehold houses, Nos. 3 to 7, Oloucester-crement,
Regent's park, producing 4131. Bs. per annum—in lots,
6,6201
A ground rent of 281. per annum, attains from a residency,
Si, Gloucester-road, Rydgparkiardtma, let on lease for
261., h,ld for 88 year., free from ground rent-5401.
A ditto of 261. on 16 and 16, Norfolk-terraoe, held for 94
Tears, ate preference-6301.
Ground rest of 301 Areured for 211 years upon four bores,
Great Marylehonostreet-3361.
Two leasehold house', 89 and 90 . Park-s36treet,ears Grosvenor-
-301
square, let On lane for 1031., for 4 y at .
9001.
Two houses, 11 and 12, annum,
held let
on leases, prodaeiag 691. par annum, held for 174 years,
free of ground rent-3961.
Leasehold haws, 6, Bayswater-terram, let for 851. per
annum, held foe 18 years, at 121.-6801.
Leasehold bore, 6, York-gate, Regent's-perk, let on lease
for 451., held for 711 jean, at 101. 104.-4801.

I
London, England, 1849-11-03

SHIPPING INTELLIGSNCE.

CASUALTIES.
Arachne, Wino, from Taganrog, to the United Kite*.
cleared at Constantinople 31st May, and has not since begs
heard of.
British Flag, Bennet, from Pillau to England, 'moral"
near Ufangen 19th instant ; crew saved ; cargo sag na.
terials being landed.—Csrlarona, 23rd October.
Conservator, Crawford, from Odessa to Limerick, gals
went on shore 18th instant, at Guerin, has got off, this
discharging part of her cargo and proceeded.—Ktlzosh,
31st October.
, Cubans, Lewis, from Stettin to London, wu wrecked to
' Anholt Wand 15th instant ; crew and par: of motorists
saved.—Elsinore, October 27.
George, Sowerby, from Yarmouth to Nyborg, was 'auk
to the westward of Skagen 20th instant; crew sod,
Bandon, October 27.
Louisa, Wicherly, from New Zealand to London, put by
this roadstead 29th inst., leaky, has trtn ausioyed, std
will be caulked where she lies, as the draws too mug
water to come in.—Periumbuco, Sept 29.
Mum, Kehler, from Konigsberg to Hull, was abontitorg
and sank off Fester, 21st inst. ; crew saved.—liusbn
(Oct. 29. _

M;rgarints, Pup, of Veendam, from Elbing to the nut
tweet of England, got aground near Grouendorff 241 inss.
but was assisted off, after discharging part of her cup;
ohs reloaded (except a small portion which was (Imaged);
and arrived here yesterday leaky, and must lend her cup
to be examined and to stop the leak.—Danzig, Oct. 28.
Sarah, of this port, left the Wear fur Hamburg fou rush
since, and has not since been heard of.—Shielos, Nov.l.
Tuscan, Silver, arrived here 17th inst. from Loudon, and
was driven on shore during a gale from N.L. on the tint
of the 19th, but was got off yesterday, and towed into the
Mole, after discharging all her cargo, much of which I
seriously damaged.—Odessa, Oct. 22.

MAILS.
London, England, 1849-11-03

(THREEPENCE.

RAILWAYS.

THIS DAT, Two o'CLocx.
The shag market is rather depressed, and we,.
our at this—moment are generally lower. A bad
effes:t him been produced upon the market by the un-
favourable retain of the profit left by the working of
the North Staffordshire Railway danng the month of
September, which amounts only to about 1,8001.; shares
inthis company are consequently much depressed,and
were last done at BZ. Great Westerns were dealt in
at 63, bat now quote only 60 to 62, and London and
North Westerns, 1141 to 115 i. Caledonians mark
12; ; Brightons, 73; London and South Westerns,
31; Midlands, 48 ; South Eastern, 18: ; York,
Newcastle, and Berwicks, 17f.

3odni prices
Toterlay.

rates to-day a,
to 1 teal**.
141

121 ISI 1$

7i

f
7f

Se
London, England, 1849-11-03

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Nov. 2.
The Colonel Phayre, or Mr. Phayre, about whom
so much has been said in the quest' n of the arming
of the Orangemen in 1818, has at leug'h " turned
up," and come forward to give his own version of the
transaction. Mr. Phayre does not by any means
sustain the charges made by the Orangemen : in fact,
he tells us that a great portion of the money came out
of the pocket of Captain Kennedy himself.
The Orange sympathising meetings held within '
the hat few days in Belfast, Dublin, aid other places,
form the lea:.ing subject of comment with the Irish
papers. The fl-ree bigotry displayed by the eerical
skeakers at the Belfast meeting, has called forth the
strongest expressions of condemnation from journals
with any liberal tendency.
London, England, 1849-07-06

METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS,

FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1849.
The State of the Weather at each of the following places at
Nice °York yrstortler mornino.

Name of Place.

Lourre of
Wind.

b"NVtd. "

State of Weather.

BEArrocK

BIIDUSWATIA

01101170 N
EDINIIIIIOII

er ra

Fotierross
Gi.a.noow
Guarcsorka
OREENWICiI.....—.

!turmoil

L•NAII
Litowrox

I,lw/ow. .......
Mogonsrsa
Ozroao

Ruin**
Augur_

SNAP, I

N.W.
N.W.

Sotrr;fairroli ...—..

Swte.Dox
Tvxmoos

Gentle Breeze
Gentle Breeze
Gentle Breese
Cara

Partially Cloudy
Principally Clear
Cloudy
Partially Cloudy
Partially Cloudy
Partially Cloudy
Partially Cloudy
Partially Cloudy
Partially Cloudy
Partially Cloudy
Cloudlora

N.W.

Gentle Breeze
Gentle Breeze
Calm
. _

N:ii.w.

N.W.
W.
N.W.
S.W.
N.W.
N.W.
N.W.
&W.

N.M.

Gentle Breeze
Gentle Breeze
Gentle Breeze
Gentle Breeze
Gentle Breeze
Gentle Breeze
Strong Breeze
Gentle Breeze
Gentle Breese
Gentle Breese
Stress Breese
Strong Breese
Gentle Brew
Gentle Breese
Gentle Breese
Gentle Breese

Partially Cloudy
Partially Cloudy
Partially Cloudy
Par ially Cloudy
Partially Cloudy
Partially Cloudy
Partially Cloudy
Partially Cloudy
Partially Cloudy
Partially Cloudy
Partially Cloudy
Partially Cloudy

The very •:teatime arrangements mice/wary for making
this table complete have nut yet been concluded. In a atoll
time we shall present daily returns in addition to thou
above given, from Berw ck, Birmingham, B ackburne,
Cambridge, Carliele, Cukhester, Conway, Darlington,
Dundee, Galway, Halifax, liartlepool, Holyhead, Kings.
Vri' Leeds, Limerick, Newcastle Teterborough, Rdclidale,
Sheffield, Sunderland, Yarawortb,'Whithy, and York.
London, England, 1849-07-06

DITTILIN, JULY 6.
Her Majesty's visit is looked forward to with
feelings of the liveliest satisfaction. From all parts
of the country the accounts are unanimous in ex-
pressing the pleasure felt at the into lligence of the
monarch being shout to visit her Irish dominions. As
a prcof of the universality c f the feeling, I in ty refer
to the leading article of the Cork Reporter, a z.alous
organ of the repeal party, which says, "Loi king on
her Majesty's visit as the forerunner of others, and
bclieviog good mutt re-ult from any partiality enlaced
by her for Ireland, we are gratified at her coming, even
though on this occasion she may b•rely touch our
shores." The public authorities is Belfast pre a't erdy
making preparations for her reception, and her
Ma;es:y may be assured of a hearty Irish welc-nne in
whatever part of Ireland she may sojourn.
The Kirg's County is said to be in et very disor-
ganised state. It exhibits various elmptorna of
agrarian agitation. Threatening notices pre lured of,
and various malicious crimes committed, .suoh as poi-
soning cattle, and burning haggard& A dwe adtul
murder has also been committed cn the'person of a
respectable young farmer of the name of Egin. The
crime was done on Sunday morning last; within two
miles of the town of Cloughjorda•. The dece seed
had served ejectments on some small tenants of his.
Tiuperary also, I regret to sty, maintain.; its bad
eminence in ciiminelity. Longford, on the other
band, a county which often was more disturbed than
others, is remarkably quiet. At the assizes, Judge
Turrets congratulated the (nand Jury on the tact of
there being only eleven criminal oases, and ore of
murder, which had lain over from last arsine.

STATE Or TIPPERART.—The Tipp-rarT mere of
►ast evening are 611'4 with accounts of aarsrian outrage of a
serious character. There are WO prisoners in the county
gasi of Tipperary.

MUSIC.
London, England, 1849-07-06

THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocx.

The revenue returns do not appear t* have affected
the English funds either way. Conde opened at
921 to fur a, count, at which they have continued
steady to the present time. They were done fur
money for private transfer at the c ,mmeneement of
business at 921 and 92, the l.st tiane .ction b&ng at
921. The Three per Coate. IteducAl wire first done at
92, and last at 921. The Tb e -Ind-a-Quarter per
Cents. at 921, 1, and last at 921. Bank St ck the 811110
as yesterday, at 1951 and 1911. quer Bil's at
+le. and 47e. premium. The amount of business done
was not very extensive.
The peculiar fester° of the foreign Stack Exchange
this morning was a decided rise in the value of
Buenos Ayres b.inds and of Russian stock, which
were neeociated, the former at 43 and 44, and the
latter at 1051. 'fa these we add the foil trans-
actions : Brazilian Bonds at 82 and 821; F.quador nt
31; Danish Tnree per Cents. at 66; Mexican'', ex
coupons, at 281; Spanish Five per Cents. at 171;
the Three per Cents. at 331, 1, sect 34 ex div.
On the Paris Bourse a marked improvement took
place yesterday in the Rent's; they wore quoted at
the close of business—the Three per Cents. at 54.10,
and the Five per Coats. at 87.85, being a rise of 35
cents. in the former, and 25 cents. in the latter, over
the previous day's prices.

rus Ds.
3 pot Ct. Colo tot Act., Mt
I t pet Ct. i
izebecotertsulo 440 to 471.

. ?UN OS.
1 per et Grenada Olt, 161 151
Oretwla Detar.l H Pt, 31
5 per et Net., 1645.28
4 per et. Pe url en Ma, 60 2
Portueuere 31:1
sm. Ct. Ru.s. 151.4., 143 6
DUO SplBlol IT
S per Cl. ttintil,th Bala. •
4
Rfanteh Deferrer* 1144.,
Iritto 1.:44re MK, 36
per et. V4neauela 814...23 5
Veueluel4 Deferred Me, 66
London, England, 1849-07-06

subject of the formula, resolution, sad to report to this court
their opinion on the saw."
Mr. J. N. TAYLOR thought it desirable that the resolu-
tion should be more specific in the instructions given to the
committee.
At,., a brief discussion, the maims wee tarried, with but
two dissenti' nts.
APPOINTMENT OF BOAZ° OF MIALTII.
A report from the commission is of sewers was read. re-
commenting the immediate appintment of a board or
health for the City of London by the Curt of Common
Council.
Mr. Deputy PE &COCK said there was no alarm in the
minds of the cownimioners of sewers as to the incre se of
trains; but, on tie represm•tatith of Dr. 0114011, they
+ere anzions to he prepared for anything that might occur.
He moved the appointment of a committee for the purpose
specified.
Mr. D .putt' LOTT thought the commissioners of sewers
ahundantly able to perf.rm all the duties of a B.ard of
Health.
Mr R. TAYLOR smoldered the window tax the great
cause of cholera, sy nreven.iog ventil.tion.
Mr. J. N. TAYLOR mi 1 the C ,mm manners of Sewers
had not the power of expend Mg the virporatioe funds f r the
purposes of a Bond of Health, and hence the necessity of a
epee isl appointme t.
Mr. D. W. WIRE moved the appointment of a committee
of 12, to consider on the measures necessary to be adopted
ler preventing the epreid of the cholera, to matter with the
commiNi in-re of seven, and to report thereon to the court.
Aftth a convermtior, the motion was agreed to, and the
committee was nominated.
This concluded the business, and the court adjourned.
London, England, 1849-07-06

Vbe Court.

OSBORNE, JULY s.—Her Majtaty and Prince
Albert, accompanied by the jantor brnehes cf the Royal
Family, walked this morning in the park and grounds of
Osborne. Than was no addition to the royal dinner
party yesterday.

Their Royal Highcesers the Duke sod Duchess
of Cambridge, accompanied by her It 'yid Highness the
Hereditary Grand Duchess of Mecklenburg &relit:, and
attended by Lady Amon& Cadogan and Mr. E !mond
Mildmay, honoured the Marquis and Marchioness of West-
minster with their company at dinner yesterday at Groove.
nor Mime _ _ .

The Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England had
• Reared safeties yeetercley at the i• office in Whitehall-place.
Thai Commissioners for the Reduction of the Na-
tional Debt bads quarterly mooing retrichy at the Trea-
sury. There were present the Chancellor of the Esc►equer.
the Governor of the Bank of Englend, and the Deputy-Ga-
moor. Mr. Hillman, Secretary and Coraptroler-General to
t►s Commiaalosen, was in attend's'''.
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council set
ymb May. There were present tee Master of the Rolls,
Lord Bronetham, the Chansonw of the Duchy of Cornwall,
and the Judge of the Admiralty Coon. So Mtwara Ryas
sat sea Privy C merino'. As appeal, " the Mirthless's@ of
Bute v Mamm," from New gawk Wales, was further spokes
to. As septet Nom Beep!, "D area Perf44 Roy Cbowdry
v. Tana Peeled Roy ChowJry." part heard, was resumed
and eneeluded. An appeal from Bengal, " the Berth of
Reap! v. Macleod," was commeseed.

The Merquis de Villafrance, Ofneral Those',
aad maim, left BI whinll pin yeetenley morning
by the Geteral Steam Navigation Company's steamship 8 rho
for Antwerp.
London, England, 1849-07-06

PUBLIC SALES.

JULT s.—By Mr. Masan, et the Mot.—Reversion to
one-third p .et of 3,2931.96. 41. Three per Cent/ and to one-
third part of the proceeds from the sale of tea 1001. shares in
the St. Katharine's Docks, receivable at the deaths of a lady
and gentlemen aged 48 and 49. liable to diminution should
the latter have any future children—sold for 2401.
A'esolute reversion to 6,0001. Three per emu. at death of
a lady aged 70, subject to one per cent. legacy duty—sold
for 3,0001.
Abs lute reversion to a moiety of 1,0001. Three per Cents.
at death of a lady aged 56—sold for 1401.
Nine freehold houses, Shelton court and Beate rdbuTy,
Covent garden, let on lease for 1101. pre annum, fixtures In-
cluded in purchase—sold fur 1 9901.
Leasehold house a d shop, Cleveland-street, Fitzroy.
square, estim►ted rental 421. per annum, held for 381 lean
at 61. 66.—teld for 4051.
Freehold premises, 228. High Holborn, land tax redeemed,
let on lame t..r 2201. per annum-39001.
Mr. Joss Pee PILKI, at the Man.—Three freehold tene-
ments, let for 151., and a piece of ground, White's Ground,
Bermondsey—sold for 3651
Me ens lIEDGEH, at the Man.—Various houses and tene-
menu. Wellington-street and place, BI eckfriers, let on lessee
for 7:1. 14e. per annum, held for 4G years unexpired at 151
—7401.
Ground rent secured upon various houses and shops, Wel-
lington-place and Friar-skeet, let on leases for 1261 4s. per
annum, held fur 46 yens unexpired at 25L-1.4001.
See. real tenements, Friar sod Gen turrets, let on leases for
1491.6 s , held tor 46 years at 301.-1,6601.
Hoes s and tenements, Oun.street. Martin-street. nod
Flint street, let for 371. 18s., held for 46 years at 61.-4201.
Freehold house, Poland-street, Oxterd-street, let for
731. 10s.—knocked down for 1,1401.
Mr. JOHN DAVISON, at the Mart—Freehold aid copy-
hold estate, call. d Sunbury-place, Middlesex, comprising
mansion, cot!a;e residence, buildings, &c., a..d 140 acres of
land—put up at 12,0001.. but no advance being offered be-
yond that nun it was withdr►wn.
Messrs. WINCH, at the Mart.—The Attwaters estate at
Hawkhunt and Crsnbrook, comprising 422 acres of free-
hold land, with houses, &c., part let—knocked down for
11,0501.
Clayton's Farm, Mayfield, Sussex, farm-house and
build.ngs, and 227 acres of Lind; let for 1441.-3,9753.
Burnt-house, farm buildings, and 106 acres of lend ;
in
hand-1,4501.
Whitelum Farm, Brenchley, Kent, farm cottages
and bundler, and 40 acres of lat.d—weld for 1,2001.
JULY 3.—Mr. Banes, at the Mart.—Freehold ground-
rents, producing 2961. 15s. per ann., situated in Bermondsey
New•road—sold in lots fir 5,6.301.
Freehold house, 2, Fen.court; let for 421. per annum-
-6501.
Freehold hour°, 5 and 6, Cullum-street; let for 801.-
401.

- - -
Ms EDINBURGH GAZETTE.—Tuesday, July 3.

SCOTCH SEQUINTRATIONS.
Remote BITCS, Sun, Edinburgh, brassfeuwier, July 10 h 31, at
Unwell's Booms, VAlnburgh.
EDWAIIIa Ciawrwrs, Glasgow, tavern keeper, July 12 & Aug. 2, at the
City Inn. Glasgow.
Deuces M'Krerut, Paisley, merchant, July 13 k Aug. 6, at the
Penmen's Head Inn, Paisley.
London, England, 1849-07-06

HARROW SCHOOL-THE SPEECH DAY

Yeeterday was the day appeinted for the annual delivery
of the speeches by the scholars at Harrow School, and as
wmal ea these occasions a very loge suemblage of the Ma-
tions of the *cholera met to hear the recitations.
At one o'clock the company repaired to the speech room.
The visitors, the Archbishop of Canterbury, and the
Bishop of Landon sat on each side of the head muter, be
front cf the rostrum, from which the successful pupils i
delivered their speeches.
The subjoined is the speech-list of the day :
FlAwums GRIM 71031 701 TIM note ?WEIL
Trsolation from Borkes Speech on the Nabob el Aroot's Debts.
Hewlett Abbot Scott.
Miller CEdipos Oases
Hswetss LATIN /KAMM
Colllllilslll la ipais Targets sreU rola* ands sages el parte pros-
pectus Ilrbis patet.
M
Warford sal . Lear
Siam 111010,1 MAT
•

________ _ _ _ .
PawlMdaillll%.
Bader
Orem Marino Miens
IiAWILIXI LIMO 1173.41111 CF
Yukio's'.

Baring sm. Dodos Addison. ,
,
Uord Cato
Motiro mai.— Chaour
Bcrua LLTDI NaAT Mt I= rte. =DM
Commdim et Sears Com .ratio.
Jackson mej .. Ispeachmrat of Warren
Hanley met.. Georgie lv Vlrtil.
newton Olt= 16.111110.
Translati, a from tibabstare.
Church Defence of Lord Gimp Gordon Erskine.
ifarey Perseus repined Milton.
BLATIS LATDI PlOll eon TM OLINIOST =DAL.
Tremistios from Burke's epee& at &Mot, previous to the election.
Collier
Vernon set... Puff w
Barnum ZNOLNIII POOL
Mantis'.
Marin Spate ca Conciliation with America Darks.
The several scholars were applauded at he emielusion of
their respective addresses, patticularly Hawkins, who his so
eminently dia. Inguished himself at this oentisary, He is
the son of Dr. Hawkins and has carried off the prises of
Lyricis Latina, He: emetris Luinis two years in succes•
eon, Sir Rob.rt Peel's and the Gregory medals in 1848, and
the Hope and Master pr :es of the persist year. After the
I recitation of his linglish pens of " Hannibal," the Arch-
bishop of Canterbury (as visitor) presented him with his
prises, and, to encourage his future studies, made some brie(
I complimentary °hammier, as to his success. The speeches
were concluded shortly after three o'clock, when the com
puny left the speech town, and, as eu.tomary on such cow
mons, the *has of the boys bad collected in the court-yard,
and :a the more eminent personages descended the steps,
I Called out their names an loudly cheered.
The head ma•ter' the R^v. Dr. Vaughan, gave a swap-
' hams de/diner,mt his reside .eri, to the principal visitors.
the dining hall covers were laid for 160 persons. The
of Cuterhary proposed the health of the re-
beg master- and Dr. Vaughan subsequently gave
Yukio et the Archbishop of Caisterhurr, and the Bishop
led Leaden after which the general company separated.
' The di-itsall was afterwards prepared for the reealts•
knot of 80 01 the whams, by the instructions of Dr.
Vaughao.