The Express.
London, England, 1865-05-10 00:00:00

THE OPENING OEHEMOHY.
(mon om smut comiaroiroseri
DUBLIN, TOSSDAT Evennio.
The ceremonial opening of the Exhibition took
place to-day under the happiest auspices. The
weather was beautiful, and, as a consequence, the
streets yore alive with holiday seekers from an
early hour. The neighbourhood of the Exhibition
building waa soon thronged with vehicles of every
description, and when eleven o'clock, the hour
for opening the doors, arrived, the rush of well-
dressed company was greater thanhad probably ever
before been seen in Dublin. The naves, galleries,
and halls were all soon filled to overflowing, so that
long before the Prince arrived there must have bees
30,000 persons present.
His Royal Highness arrived at about half-past
two o'clock, and was received at the principal en-
Mame by the following noblemen and gentlemen :
The Lord Mayor, the Lord Chancellor, the Duke
of Lemur, the Dart of Meath, Lord Powersoourt,
Lord Southwell, Mr. Sanders, the chairman of the
executive committee, and Mr. B. L Guinness'.
His Royal Highness, who was sooonapanied by
the Duke of Cambridge, and attended by the Lord-
Lieutenant and Lady Wodehonse Earl Spencer,
and Sir Robert Peel, was conducted by the gentle-
men lamed MHOPIPIN Mw oak while Wilma peso
pared for the occasion, and thee a pause of a few
momenta took place, during which his Royal High-
ness
surveyed the splendid coup-d'aii before bun,
and bowed in acknowledgment of the cheers that
thundered forth from all parts of the interior. The
tableau at this moment was most splendid,
and the artists of the London Stereoscopic Company
were busy preserving it for frienda at a distance.
The programme, which has already been pub-
lished, was most carefully gone through, and the
performance of the music, both vocal and instru-
mental, elicited unbounded admiration. The
honours, I believe, must be divided between Mr.
Robinson, who directed the choristers' and Mr.
Levy, of the Theatre Royal, who led the Metro-
mentoliste on this occasion. After the national
anthem, the Duke of Leinster, accompanied only
by Mr. Senders, advanced to the foot of the dais,
and read an address.
To this address his Royal Highness was pleased
to return the following reply :
I My lords and gentlemen—l thank you for your ad.
them. It is a source of steam pleasure to me to
discharge the duty which has been confided to me by her
Majesty the Queen in thus inaugurating your Exhibition.
It is not lees in accordance with my own feelings than with
Muse of her Majesty to mist in every coessure which is
eakaalated for the happtoser and welfare of the Irish people.
The .sample of my lamented and beloved parent will, I
tweet, be ever present to my luta as s etimulus to the se-
ewasgemeut of every work which is calculated to advance
istereatimal prosperity and to develop the resources of
my country. The cultivation of the ewe arts, in itself so
powerful an auxiliary in civilising and refining the human
race, has bees an important object in this Exhibition,
and, indeed, is known already to have produced
raost satisfactory results. Believe ime to be very asosillis
of
your kind wishes on behalf of the Princess of Wales. Her
regret at cot beige able to amompaay me only equals my
own, and you may rely co her anxiety to ems amass you
and herself to ask the welcome which she is as suns to
receive.
An address was then presented by the Lord
Mayor of Dublin, after which a procession was
formed, at the head of which his Royal Highness
made the tour of the building, receiving renewed
evidences of loyal welcome as each new department
was reached. His Royal Highness passed high
encomiums on the sculpture and stopped before
several of the pictures in the gallery.
A. good deal ex Cline Witt Sr: before the "Mar.
riage of the Princess Royai," containing pOttraal
of the whole family, and hie Royal Highness and
his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge paused,
evidently much affected, before the picture of the
first Exhibition, the central figure in which is the
late Prince Consort. " The Presentation of the
Crimean Medals " also attracted much attention
from the royal visitors, as did also several of the
Dresden pictures.
The Prince and his cortige having made the com-
plete tour of the building, receiving the most en-
thusiastic plaudits everywhere from the vast assem-
blage, returned to the dais, which then, wi
th! the
two royal Princes, the Lord Lieutenant, rish
court in full uniform, the numerous naval and
military officers, and the various municipal bodies
in their robes, presented a most brilliant and ani-
mated appearance. Mr. Parkinson, the principal
comptroller of the Exhibition, presented bus Royal
Highness with the key of the building, which his
Royal Highness graciously accepted, and then with
due solemnity declared the Exhibition to be
opened.
A rocket shot into the air, the artillery thun-
dered in response from a hundred guns, and the
inaugural ceremonial of the Exhibition terminated.
The police arrangements were admirable. Mr.
Charles Walker, principal inspector of the Pekoepolice,
police, attended specially upon the royal visitors,
and the general arrangements, which were most
admirable, were superintended by Colonel Lake,
chief commissioner in Dublin.
The Prince of Wales returned to the Viceregal
Lodge at four o'clock. In the evening he was enter-
tained at a splendid ball at the Mansion-house, by
the Lord Mayor, to which a large number of the
nobility and gentry were invited to meet his Royal
I Highness. The city is again illuminated to-night.
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THE PETROLEUM COMPANY of WESTERN
VIRGINIA, U.S. (Limited).
lobe Imeorperated under the Olompardes Hilt
Capital if. 00,000, In 40,000 Shares or 410.
Tint lame 10,000 Mares.
41 parable on application. and Ale on allotment.
No call to fumed dr, or to be made at Intervals of lap than
three months.
DIRECTORS.
Jain Grove, Mq.,Wellhation-rtreet, London-hridge.
L Broderick Hartwell, Yap., lininswick.terrace, Begenre-park.
D. Irredmick Veneer. Her.. Llddardowharf, Shad Thema
Truer Luokle, Esp., Ashlepplace, Wastmusater.
Joseph H. TUaton, Esq., Chepstow-place, Bayswater.
Joh,. Horton, Esq., Managing Director In America.
Huimmu—Back of London, Threadneedle street. and
-trove.
Ilionmam—Haerm ElpaomerChiVnidlortoo, Thromnortooetreet
Souctrom—George Lawremee, Ben, 0, renchurcherireet.
Minna&
MOGUL Chatter% sod Niciela. Leraranoslans, CheaPaide.
S. Lowell Price, Esq.. Greabamotreet
StfitßTAßT—Courtenity Clarke, Hsu.
Odices-9, Great Wincheriterotrest, Old Broad-street.

PROBPICTIJB.
The large returns 'moo capital Invested in Petroleum landsin
America have induced the formation of the present Company,
that Basibli capitalists may pertidpate In the great advantages
to be sewed from these lucrative Investments. The most
Judges affirm that the oil resources of West Virginia
sacar rimd perter to three of Pennsylvania : the ell being !nal-
=rwil si Man specific gravity. is more valuable fur com-
as= manufacturing purposes. The Directors. bearing
In mind the fact that it is more desirable to purchase property
whare all fa known to =lot and slab their own wells, rather than
I=7o land upon which the existing wells may be partially
have eiltd Into a provisional contract to purchase
100 acres in fee "Mpie, together with the leases for fifteen
at a royalty at eve-fifth of the oil. of 640 acres situate in
=mint= of Calhoun, Putnam. Ritchie, for the sum of
£lll,OOO. The lands thus secured are In the heart of the petro-
lam district of Western Virginia, are surroended by oil wells,
med all exhibit the bed surface Indications. Bubbling oil springs
abound on them. 715ey are alio well situated as regards transit.
In consequence of the ready sale which Is found for the oil at
the well's mosils. the Dawson propose to partially adopt the
Alairkan 37.181111 of declaring dividends ; and therefore, after
the wells are sank, they have taken power by the articles of
easoclatton to divide the profits every three months.
Oil Is almost Invariably struck in this nal mat depths varying
• from 150 to 260 feet. The rock being comparatively essy of exce-
lcation, wells are sank at lass than half the con of the oil wells of
Penualvenia.
The directors propose to commence operation by sinking
fifteen well,, and amusing that ten only out of the fifteen strike
oil, and taking Ulla Company's Interest at the low average of 16
barrels per day for each well, the yield will be 150 barrels per
day,which at the selling price, on the spot, of 10 dollars pa
terra. will he 1,600 dollars: or, deducting for exchange one-
third-4,000 dollars In sterling ; ea 4100 per day, or £4,000 per
mart h. If we deduct from this 2.5 per cent. for labour, wear and
tear of machinery, Malr.gemeot, ,It leaves a margin of
t54,,000 per annum, or about 78 par cent per =nom on 170,000,
which is the amount intended to be called up at present.
That the Directors have not Indulged in exaggerated state-
ments. may be seen by the het that many wells In the United
Mates are now yielding from 600 to 1,600 barite of oil per day.
and It will be seen by tilllyee's Petroleum Recorder." that
tam are at present in 111141110114: companies for working petro-
knot, with a nominal capital of 151,355,000 dollars, and that
many of them are pa ying dividends of from 4 to 20 per cent. par
• month upon the csatal subscribed.
The Directors have secured the services of Mr. John Horton,
of Birmingham, ea Managing Director In America : the experience
of Mr. Horton, exteeding over four years in this and other oil
districts. renders thht appointment very valuable to the

Vpreliminary expenses incidental to forming the Company
are gua anteed Jobs defrayed for Atoca
Tb. Company will, from time to time, acquire other lands or
balerthey may be advantageously offered to them.
Prospectuses and forms of applkation can be obtained at the
kaki's, broken, soneitors, and Odious of the Company, where
the articles of saeocation can be MIL. should not shoUeent be
the deposits will be returned in full. Should lea. num.
In.:rt isms be allotted than applied for, the deposits will be
leads available towards the payment on allotment, and the
balsam. If any, returned I. the applicant.

Ta 4 Cj3PLT roNonsit and NOBILIER of
ROUE, IMIllaed)
Authorised capital 64,11110,000
Capital subscribed ESAISO,OOO
Coital geld rap
Reserved Fund OOO.OOO
Dividend Remove Fund
DIRECTORS.
The Right Hoc. JAMES STUART WORTLEY. Deventer.
JAMES LILVICE, Les , merchant, lungs Arlan
nrd. Deputy
JAMES NUGENT DANIELL, Esq , Chairman of the Governors.
Alliance Bank (Limited), JJJJJJ
James Childs, Req., London.
Alexander Dunbar, Esq., Old Breadetreet, London.
Charles Mlle, req., Lloyds.
Hakim. &sq. (Meesrs. Pinto, Hakim Brothers, and CO,
London.
The Hon. T. C. Halibartea. ILP., Chairman of the Canada
Amu AseadaMon. London.
WilliamHarriaen. Esq. (Messrs. Young, Harrison, and Bevan),
Director of the Thames and Mersey Insurance Company.
Richard Mart taw, Peg (Mew*. Lane, Monkey, and Co.),
London.
Charles R Brehm, req., London.
Henry Pownell. Req., .T.P., itassail-wpare, London.
Joseph Mackrill Smith, Req. (J. Mackrill Smith and Co.), Old
Broad-street, London.
Rdward Werner, Pars., M.P.. London.
John Westmoreland, ihm. (Director of the Royal Innuance Com-
Al=), Landes.
Grant, Esq., Managing Director.
BANIIIII
The Agra and Marternum's Bank (Limited).
Messrs Smith, Payne, and Smiths.
Te Notional Bank, London. Dublin. and its &antitoxin Ireland.
The Alliance Bank (Limited), London, Liverpool, and man-
theater.
SoLlaroas—Mesers, Newbon. Franc, and Co .Nicholaalane, EC.
RICLITAIY—AItr Lowe, Nicholas-lane,
Oilloos-17 and IS, Cornhill, London.

ONLY A CLOD.—On May 10, at all Libraries,
In 3 volt , " Only a Clod," the Hew Novel, by the Author
of " Lady Andlere beerea," he.
John Maxwell and Co., ISt Fleet greet.

NEW NOVEL BY ADTHOR OP "LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET.
On May 10 al all Libraries, V a vela,
L A CLOD
John ltaxwall and Co., 121, Vast -street.

Test published, Thlrd Edition. price IL. pod free for 14 dames.
with Photomno Illustrations,
SHIN DISEASES and THEIR REMEDIES.
By Bonsai J. Inanen M.D. Containing the modern
treatment (Re adopted at the hospital Pt Lot Tarts). for the
cure of those numerous diseases so prevalen in • high maw of
civilization. too often consequent on sn testae of the
blood, causing cutaneous eruptions, acorbutictions, and
scrofula ; treatment for superficial and deep-seated ulcers; tor-
, Wily of the circulatory system, causing discolonttlon of the
benne, rednese, roughness of the akin, disflgaring the face, and
giving it an unsightly appearance, In lieu of a clear, fair, and
healthy complexion.
This book Is, as he has aimed to make It, 'thoroughly metal
and practical"—Medial Times and Gazette, Angled 4, 1800.
To be bed direct from the Author, M, George-street, Hanover
square, banana. W.

THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of
arNotulto (thotwo.
laalli OF DIDENTI7II.ka WITH 111TEBEST PAYABLE
QUAWITItLY.
The Newton hays decided to Josue Debenture Boode of the
Company for the mounts sad bearing interest a' under. els.
Is sans of 110. &A 650, /100. /WA /500, and /1,000, with
Cowin attoshorL
Fora maw
Foe a yews
_ for 7 yam_

DR. CITLVERWELL on MARRIAGE :
Its Obligations, Happiness, and Diesppointmenfa.
Prbe Is. Mann, Cornhlll :or Author.
THE PANTHEON TURKISH BATHS, b. fifteen, tla.
ladles' day, Monday At Dr. C's professional residence, S.
Gnat aribarough.irset. W. Al the Pest-onlce Grand
Turkish Baths, Is. 414., 19, Bt. Ifsrtiu'a-le•Orand.

arrzarre.
.... a per tent. per annum.
7
on the 31? th Minh, 131.411Jucte.

lu.ir.i!rl7'

Interest payable - ---
30th September, and 10th Distemper In each year, psyable at the
Company's hankers.
The first payment will be made on the 30th JUDO nest. it will
be seen that the Dbectors, with a view to afford the means of
investing smaller amounts in seearities of this description than
erdinar ly onable, have dar...ed to lune Debenture Bonds
in sums of £bltaio, £.20, and 00, on the same terms an those for
lamer amounts.
Forms of application can be obtained of the Secretary,
whom all communications must be addressed.
By order of the Court,
ALFRED LOW E, Secretary.
Landes, 17 maul ii, Coroldll, May 4, lOW

THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER
at ENGLAND (lindted).
%AT YOB MONEY ON Dreogrr.
This Company receives Monti On Deposit in 1101111 of tif) and
upwards on the following terms until further 110ii0O, Tin. :
At 14 day's settee
For fixed periods of
Net less than two months
Beyond two and op to four months per cast. per annum.
Beyond four and up to see months
Any period beyond sin months
Forms can be obtained of the Secretary, to whom all communi
cations must be addressed.—By order of the Court.
ALM= LOWE, Secretary.
London, 17 end IS. CQsWI4 4th May, MA

THE JOINT-STOCK DISCOUNT COMPANY
(Limited). it and 'T, Itielsolartsas, Leckbard.4o44l.
OVIMICRIM CAPITAL 63.000.000
PAID UP.
ILISAILTI FUND LIO,OOII
man /LAM 07 MUM
Ott deposits repayable on demand l4 per tad
.. .. IA 7 dart wilco SI SO
14 , 4
eq[dia 111044 at mosey depesl444 In long pagoda.

BIIROLARIES, and their PREVENTIVE.--
PTAS% Moot SASH PAITZWIES, so highly com-
mended 17 the police
wromitetretes for the prevenU tion at Wilme-
end Mention of him, ems sow 4 wholesale of the
sfeetareve, Harper and Albion Worts, Nl aII UM-
fordshkre . B name. SO. Date-street, Liverpool Yowler and
Ca, 1, BIM street, Manshester . and et the Pat,ntee, S. Queen's-
vow, Grove-Mae, Omberwell—at prime equally ow with the
osmium melees lantana% litetalled by the Iwlncdpal ironmon-
gers In the "beim Who are now Winn supplied.

CRICKET, ARCHERY, Croquet. and every
Article used for OUT and IN-DOOR DAMS, may be ob-
tained at MD LILLYWIMS and WARMS establishments,
ISt, tbr Borcres, London, &I. Obe largest Cricket establish-
meal to the weti4), lead el. Shipetrest. Brighter (near the
oreoret tost.ollai). Tim meth *Won of uureattee nem* to
Cricketers, Is., poet-bee Is. Id.

DESPATCH OF THE BRAZIL MAIM—SOUTHAMP-
TON, Mar 9.—The Royal Mail Company's steamer IA Plata,
Captain Hammack, gaffed bee= this afternoon with the
mails for Lisboa, St. Vincent, Pernambuco, Bab* Rio de
Janeiro. Monte Video, Buenos Ayres, tro. She took out
89 powwows, and upwards of 000 tons of cargo; also on
freight, has silver 8,4001., on account of the Minister of
Finance at Rio ; soveteigne, 220,352/., for the beak of
Maus and Co., at Rio and Monte Video ; jewellery, 5251. ;
French gold, 4001. ; and French jewellery, 5,208/.
PETTUS:OIM OF UNITED STATES WAS VESSIZA.
—Lest night's Loudon Gazette contains a proclamation
leaned by the United States President, chtimbg that the
privileges and immunities for some time past Mused to the
United States vessels of war in certain foreign ports be now
restored to them, as no condition any longer emote justify-
ing the denial to them of such customary naval rights as ham
hitherto been persisted in.
A meeting of the German residents in London
was held yesterday, at which an address to Mr. Adams, the
American minister, was adopted, myriad= of their joy at
the victory of the fres States of the Elaion, and their
horror at the crime perpetrated upon the life of the late
President.
CHURCH OP ENOLLND SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTI-
TIM— Last evening the tweety:ffrat aanual meeting of
this institute was held at Exeeer.hall ; Lord Charles
Russell in the chair, supported by many clergymen and
other gentlemen. The report gave a history of the origin ,
DRAMATIO PETITION IN SUPPORT OV and progressprogressof the institute, the object of which wee to
AUTHORS'
gather
together the superintendents and teachers of Metro.
THEDrage, do., Bea..—To the Haeonnble the Speaker pte
litan Sunday Schools, to consider plans and euggestioes REPRESENTATION Or SOUTH ICESEL.—MT. H. J.
and the Gemmel:la of Great Britain and Ireland in Perla, for the improvement of the 'eternal management of Sunday &loin has issued a brief madras, net te the esseeltagney of
went meembled—The humble petition of the =dented Schools, to discuss the difficulties entombs:a, sad to remedy South Essex gene:Filly, but to the conservative elects= of
dramatic authors elmwetb :—That your petitioners Gave existing defects. The establishment of normal and training the divirion. Released, he says, from his pledges at Medal,
found that the existing legislation concerniog theatres ope• classes for the benefit of teachers had proved enoosedul, as he has no hesitation in placing hie sermon, such as they
rater as a nwtnction upon their industry, while it has not had also the lectures and occasional sender by clergymen am, at the disposal of the ociuservathe party io South
in any manner supported or elevated dramatic literature. and laymen, and the lending library for the teachers. The Ere:. The arrangement:2 of the party, he adds, are not
That the lower middle class and working deem have ofmittee then proceeded to provide a suitable eerie* of sudiniently complete to enable him at coos to keno his ad.
late years developed a large appetite for intellectual serfscripture lemons adapted to the ve,riosui grades of scholars ; dress and commence a canvass, but the day, he tante. la
amusement, which the number of theatres and the preeeet ma 4 of those series had been published ; also other mate. not far distant when be shall have the pleasure of stating
construction of theatres (which give no comfortable= • I necessary for the proper organization of a Sunday his political opinions. Mr. Coops has not at setpub.
proper atwornmodatien for thane cluses)have failed to satisfy.
rZbool. The programs of the institute during the year, both liely replied to the =vitalise addressed to him for-
Your petitioners therefore, pray your honourable house at home and abroad, had been most satisfactory. The ex. ward is =Owed= with Mr. Wean.
to pass the 'tumid reading of the Theatres, &m., Bill, which p uses for the past year bed been 2,3971. 3s. 2d., being in BL4CIARED AMERICAN PORTE—Last nigint's
ineennre' in your Petitiftere bslief' 18 snfficilmt t° remedy enemies of the income of 901. 2s. 3d., but there was a toer anette cocuiw, COM,. Of premmeethme try
the pmeideet of
the ern of which they complain. And your petitioners
will eve prey—Cbarlee Rude, Bay= Bernard, Robert tof 5001.
""Colseelearleical. UNlON.—Yeaterday the annual atted LithttlidtheStittrt. adagasKery6Wgiskthatia themilifitap PpAste of areFlarited'is
meeting of ibis body wee held et Weigh.boom Chapel, Old opened used fuller solo.
Bell, George W. Lovell, B. B, Koowles, Dion Bouoimult.
Jobs Oxinsford, Palermo Simpson, J. A. Baran& F. G. OPEN SPACES IN YES Mgraoroun—The Dom.
Towline, R. L. Blawthard, Henry T. Craven, Arthur Freli.dniel-liill ; the Itey. Dr. Thomas, of Bristol, Pre.
Sketohley, John Brougham, F. C. Bunten& Andrew Haiti. •1444. god was supported by • Ter, large number of mittes appointed by the Ronne of Commons to inquire into
day, W. Sewyer, Edmund Yates, Howard Paul, N. H. ministers. The proceedings having been opened with the ports= of preserving seamen end open epees in
Harriagton, and John Holliegebead. prayer the chairman delivered an address upon Saipearal end emend the metropolis, mooned their laves timitmoo Tot,
ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS or Errorann.— sod effective preaching sad torching. The secretary then today, Isr. Leeks is the char. The ether mom of the
The following gentlemen, having undergone the DO
read the 34th anneal report, which stated that the model committee ereeeet were Mr. D 86111., lir. brill. Colonel
trust deed had received the approval of most of the Tomos. As, Jaarlhery, Mr. Posaiorbo, Mr. Locke King.
eery exeminatione for the diploma, were admitted
mg". of the mune, it a mooting of the gentlemen who. had examined it. A- -deestrdie• had tines Mr. Shaw Lawn, Mr. Tabernacles, Mr. Yisteated, and fin
appoirteri to visit the Canadian Union, sad the aurae' J. Sheller. The sow...e maw bed yoboosoo to pooskod
Court of Examieure en the 9th iostest, viz. : . ...... _ dzianciia 0.0d,,,.._
Meters. William Greenwood Sutcliffe, Aditon.under.Lyne •in the upper end lower provinces. nue 'wee Dowas, Claphestoinanos, sod six lime eels
of the Congregational Union woe stated to satisfactory. grim, to Qt. perish of liaeksey, vb. Loudende. r
James.Ofr Idaekinlay, laleworth ; Abraham Robert.
Verity Bridgton', Glamoreanehire, and Richard Young After...several Practical addressee the report was adopted, wog in exteat, Raokneperoasoow SO wares ; Hackney-
yaw. peekmo. Hoary
Mar pnehots students of cb.jor and tam" km to the president terminated the berrisme. marshes, 345 WOO ; Stoke NOIIiNgIINHIONIEWS. Ile ems ;
mom Hospital ; Hoary Marla Hilliard, Shefford, Beds ; Ho= MISSIONARY Bocl =P. —The anniversary and cispom.ssessms, pi smog.
James Deed Rowlands, Carmarthee • Frederick Martys meeting of this eutdete_wal held leg evening at the Poi licl TEs Him Bonsai CATHOLIC DicirraEL—lt is
Biased, Plymouth. and John GRAM*, Shrewebary of ChePel, Mt. Samuel Morley is the chair. After the eriW well known that fiera= the Ageism proeslyne wets =-
Gay's /Repeal ; William Frederick Pen Davis, Ardwieki' &Redoes a very long report was reed
t. by Mr. Wilma, waded with some
.and gleagdosai is ow &a se
Manbrater ; Thomes Nathaniel Twigge, Parwick, Darby. giving a detailed =Donut of the opera 10811 Of the society 'Rome. The seal and 7 tes are pre.
shire ; James Atkin White, Cheetham-hill, MsDebeeter. denim the past year, god stated that although there was. a verbieL Thew nalleal tendering is to sagely the mast
lied William Nuttall, Bury. Lancashire. of the Manchester balance in heed, zet additional feeds were still Mewed. distisense, sad Meador* the moat veiniest* dernesee
school ; Edwin Atherstoes, Graham's Town, Cape of Good The report was adopted. and several clergymen end lellilo. and practkee of the system while tiny haws edereed, sad
Hope ; Thomas Howells, Keoningtou ; Edward Chariot men spoke In favour of the reeolutious submitted In sup- to threw btu the died. *gm /saw" whisk it b., b. .....
Enloe, LS. A., Cardiff, and Chides Parnell, Camberwell, Port of she obirace ef She erserny. moo with that which they Wm east oft The may
of Vog's Callen, ; Frederick Barton, Bedford ; Josiah Let* TER LAYS ExPinaroli IN THE BOROITOIL—Yes- ' re/igloo of the old logihe selbelles wee sheen se
Jersey, and William Andrew Patrick Stuart. Berbadoee, of =relay Mr. Payne resumed sod concluded the Inv
distasteful to the new.eassese am the Bastian creed
ljaivenier Genesi :-George Paddock Bate, Stone. Staffried• in referees,* to the resent emplanes al petroleum:Vail: of the chunk cif areioad ; aothisg wield estiefy
aim, of the Westraester Hospital ; Thome' Heory Wiliam, powder is Great Saffolketreet, Borough, hi whieh Mae, them sheet ef sweelesessi Igeslais, sad the &own
A boars. I,Moolsehire, of St. Bartholomew's themes; I &my Tllleard lost her life, while the jery reknesd the fol. calculate ermeeptiso. Their efforts were rewarded by a
d:arles Victor ;Widow North Walabase. of the Midaisex lowing special verdict :—"That the death al IlTllbord more oateemtioss homage to the Virgin sad the pesair
II "tsl ; and Thomas Bone JohneendWolserhemptos, of was neared, by an accidental explosion of petroleum and don of as &Miele at cam the meet reentoas esti the morn
the bohooL gunpowder sod ers to
tem that there was verv_greet incredible that ham emsaated frees this same sporeci Se
ABOLITION OF Buzzer TtraltriEss.—The road =slippers sod eaminertem co the Fast of &mere, =sore for they hew gives a sew impales, if Dot, a sew &watt
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