The Express.
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THE EXPRESS WEDNESDAY EVENING, . SEPTEMBER
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Pelle EXHIBITION EntsT-eaasa SILVER MEDAL, LATEST INTELLIGENCE. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. LiVi INTELLIGENCE.
JOHN BROGDEN'S VALUATION of GOLD. '
180. ' success of one part of its mission. It has cer- I Remembeencer, winch, in a certain form, goes beak to the
' y helped to make science popular. It has IPa e,
lei it follows that ebose who sre concerned wah pro- --..-- -..---. o.—a-.
(THIS DAY.)
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1 party fa Middlesex contribute a men of nearly 4500/. to ! 1
SS carats Ilse n I iscarate..et 3 st 9 sarats .. ei 11 10 ' carried it to all parts of thecountry,and intereeted i FRANCE AND GERMANY.
Mon otra owe coanneeownente.) --e--
wOrth —IA 4 lle 17 name. 3 0 1 8 carats .. 1 a St ; enable these gentlemen to live in comfort without doing
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY-
ww ounce 16 carats.. tte It 7 carats .. 1 4 9 the educated part of provincial society everywhere .
,
m canes. 4 1 5 ILi Ca2Ml4.. 113 1 6 carats .. 1 1 9t • •
fo "bie r PARIS, Tuesnee ETENING. (Before Mr. Registrar Murmy.)
El carats' ,Itritish li carats.. 2 9 61 5 carats .. OIT II ,in its progreas and spread, and it has done this by Lags
saie work whatever. But it will be inquired whence these
sums are delived, since the fees allowed by statute tO prove that " Almeria, in allowing herself
The Natiena/ Gazette of Berlin haa a long art*
IN RE THOMAS 111.1.15 Jog En.
.fistaudrardr.. ; :74 111; 13.4t..‘laztsr.. ;6 0 1 carats .. ;1; ;4 providing year by year a scientific holiday. eo moderate. It is true the business of the alike has led in tow by France, not only plays a ride little The Monitcar gives the following account of the The bankrupt was described as • dealer in silk, of Nett&
k
i 19 carats.. 37 s-
ae carats .. 31014 I llioelratsr :: 111 444 ; 'resin= .... ;;li I We. aretionvery fnar
mfro
om Immyintghth• at
thßetßriltjah' oimf mmeememol!ls"was t',39nce, whenftinlnle66thatre nthe bne lir r n
wb eur
dworthtyo of f a
hgreeatifs,ta, te,
obut
ieisjoPurernaPalrandgdi rerueesl itmhePrethssionanmadd slat Lig)
8 landhosof
othf eAthrr ee,
L(otrlterathedr
cbruLltars,r faitiisolinury. -_e_irucus.
Th liabilities
fit': mi. d .to be betm a .
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Manufactory, Is, Henrietta-street, Ceventiranien, London, N.C. '
clear
ROWN and POLSON'S CORN FLOUR ' the
tor ClBLinteN's DleT. 1 a that its real scientific worth is not done at tN,263. But es
nnual meetings, but in the intervals between n'arding
re obtahi =Ara iwoitt by the sale other kinds are sometimes , them. The stimulus to science is partly given by
Afrtrl Instead of BR. IW N awl Is it.si PS'S. . . . .
reveling t with a field day,
i and partly by quiet •en this sum wo
to the statutable scal
uld be
eof f wholly insufficient,
ees, to nautili the
present income of 12,0001. a year. The truth is that, with-
out the slightest authority either from law or from the
• the following amenities to the French :
The effrontery with which the French speak of the
f P eis at the same time astonishing and offen- A miens :
The principal English journels have followed with the fsnaar -atap. w'ner.. er Uhl
liveliest inte details of the Em ror and Em resa's
pear o rage rest the pe P g. Debts of
iieweedr: 0f.4,000a Isere proved,,end Mr. Win. Dangerfield,
tford, aloucestershin, • creditor
or 1 80W., was chosen trade assignee.
IN RE c. W. IiENDT.
sive. Because Napoleon Ha phased oa that occasion the tour in the north of France. The ovations which their The bankru t was a radars clerk-his wife kee • '
** ' John Bruen," "John Poison," is signed by the =Akers on P d h f h bee •
ju ges, t e em ave n quiet y raise .
I d At the present c . p y me a
minim.. part of mediator, the act in queen)* is placed in the Majesties received have met with a sympathetic echo in ladies' wheel, at Stanley-gardens, Notting-hill.* Ile
I each packtt.
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of scientific men during the year. Just as it is fee of 7s. for all memorials. Not only, therefore, peace of Paris, imposed in Ig-al
same cstegory as the
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twe
are he E
England and the speeches made by t .mperor at Arms, attributes his failure, amongst other causes, to the
THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. told *.
. • f bl ' high price of provisions. To creditor*, over 70 in number,
. ji eon eel' eaRDEN VI oNVERTS,
("toter the g.4...lire:tiono.f Mr. J. RUSSELL,
EVERY EVENING at 8. ; intended that in the inaugural address the general are the
scientific progress of the year should be sketched, public mulcted in large sums for the benefit c'a Ituana
of these gentlemen, but for at least half of their s tlierfthe aClnanind well-acquired riglicet'to watch over' Lreill.e,ioannd ,rtmhemEns.
lhaishve
uPbmdlicumd ina thmmt avohuraes aenelmw. he owes about 800/. Mr. J. F. Hamilton, gentleman, of
porter p g p ePeec Gloucesteretreet, Portmanaquare, was chosen assignee.
the t' fth T t of P e Pure arrogance,
execu ion o e rea y raga . instance of th d and elevated ideas which govern
contributions there does no a
t exist the sliehtest legal claim. _ _ _ _ __ _
a oduct-o for the rhealeal Mud.% Sitmor BOTTERIN I. •id the " fresh fields and pastures new" which for no treaty having been concluded with the French the policy of Napoleon 111.
/ For the 11411, NlWkil,. Hen- .I.iIIANN STRAUSS.
The Vl:Milt INIIIE kw this EVENING will includestiverturrs.
RF:NIIR %MOE mot TEA Id %V. 1..) Crand Orchednd helm, `•-
timi Ir L‘frie.iine: Stint,. hv Woleinohelle Sarolta and Ma. . have opened before the scientific inves- It appears from the evidence of the deputy-registrar, Mr.
Mania son that Mr Mernell is in weak health and is
..igator should be indicated-so in the I m ' • - • '. pretensions on
nearly always abroad. Mr. Le Blanc is sometimes in government, the latter has no right to put forward any
the subject. We await from our brothers
F
of the south • deelaration to the rench that the last
.You are in a better position than I am to know
how far the above official description is truthful. I MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
(THIS DAY.)
tletookelle Emelt... Solos he NI. Wahl:m.l.i. Signor Ihittednl. • sectional meetings it is intended that the atene,,,,aa sometime. in Scotland, and he may say that
te ou t
be • d b --e---
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will only venture to express an o tins .
at...ter Conway. Mr. J. NI. Wehli, Mr. ittynolds, Ac. Polkas and of the Confederation of the Rhine are for ever
details of that progress should be brought "th two are absentees." Mr. Le Blanc, in fact, b traces
glish politicians are not too prosaic to (Before Mr. Serjeant Dowling, Deputy Assistant-Judge.) •
M slue. hy Johann stratus, An I as effaced Let them show by their words and acts that whether En
To.NI .latioW Thur.lay AREKTIIOV EN NIGHT. when will)* I out, and the questions and difficulties, the novel- never attended since 18G5; "he may have looked in Ils he a. '
A HARDENED Titter.
li rmrft....rrirsynt.igt..urn; 1.e;•ONOItA; Concerto Violin n•Wieressnai •
Promenade, Amphitheatre Stalls, and Amphitheatre, One
Shilliter. ties and discoveries of the year's work should be drove by to say, ' How 1
i conaidered and discussed. The value of the mu° TA'rd 'ye do! ' but not to do any bust- ''''
Truro is only consulted in money matters.
. . ey are and will be completely Germans, an
ffence to think them only half T s.
d that it is • have expended much sympathy upon the " ova-
enton Then the • n • Jane Green, 50, was indicted for stealing a silk handker-
tions If in a more practical int of view there chief value les al. the ropert of Thomas Porter sad
grave o . . . . . po ,
.. , , p y f ,
una
French will lay down that presumption which they dare three handkerclue-s, value 45., the property o
Once • quarter Mr. Wdhamson makes up the accounts, may be some slight foundation for the Monitertr's
Doors open at halt-past heron. I annual gathering is therefore not to be measured to show only towards our nation-the presumption of in- Foulkes.
sta..-- --- a . .
by the numbers it brings together, but by the and Lord Truro's valet usually takes the three checks for
the th • b • • dEli f 11 • 1
registrars. The usurers is eigt u y tamp e. terfering in our internal affairs, and opposing an obstacle ceseme of English opinion, 1 think that opinion William Nicholson assistant to Mr. Porter, hosier, of
must have been considerably modified since the 94, Straud, said- On.the afternoon of the 22nd of Augusts
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to our national movement ! What rashness !
the prisoner entered the shop and mired to look at some
1 Ette Orl3rtgifs. stimulus it gives during the whole year to scion- Referring to • letter which appeared in the columns of a
tifie workers ; and if there is a little glorification weitempo yesterday on the condition of curates in the
Of science and a little mingling of lighter things church, the The Courier of the Palatinate has the following first impression. The following extract f
Star asks, " Are the curates engaged in cora. remarks on the presence of the Grand Duke of article in the new number of the Revue Contempo- p
-min an silk handkerchiefs. He took down • box of them and
u ter and while showing her
some o'tfeersothethoebTervoneitlhlSiewr and. move, and that excited .
Hesse at Salzburg during the interview of the mine, redolent of common sense aa well as of that
. ro coesznarenve-rs. with its severer work, it is the fact that in all ways bination?" It knows not, but it does know that such a
his suspicion. He watched her and saw her with one of
/ I Advertisements Intended for " The Express," London Evenhig • •
Paper. must be at the Ogles, 10, Bouverleetrest, by Two
s'elock on the dar ot publication.
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Rent Ceßne.
Tins EVENING, AS yet, LIKE If. Messrs. Howe Chipper'. science is advanceel that justifies the Association in sour"
ita course.
There is, however, one matter in which the
Association falls a little short of its function. No would be the best in the world for procurieg an Emperors of Fra
amendment of the shameful abuses and injustice which
prevail within the church establishment. No outside
movement, no proposals made by those who are not mem •
berm of the ch E
urch of ngland, could be half so efficacious nce and Austria :
Our G d Duke was meted at Salzburg to the " family
dinners," and although at these repasts could not be served cand
up as "plat da junr,"a confederation of the south or of the words amordi
ridicule which proverbially " kills " in France, the silk handkerchiefs, and eased her hand. He sent far
may be read with advantage by those who too
idly interpreted at first the Emperor's closing I:
ng to the letter : his master and the handkerchief fell from under the pd.
's mantle.
mietrwas further ed ha h h •
prov t twen t e priaoner was taken
into custody • pawn ticket was found referring to three
Rhine, people here are not less shocked, considering the .. . . . handkerchiefs, which were identified by Edward Foulkes, •
• dale. Ro•zers. Kendal, Clark. Weathersby, An ; 'Me, lam= one who has attended ita meetings can fail to have as a " strike" among the workers within the church. relations which nature and t ' command us to enter- Nothing is more clear than that • long persistence in • draper, of Russell-street, Covent-garden, ars having been .
,s.,.tt siddons, Burke, Fitswilllarn,kc.-Tti PARIS AND RACR observed how intense is the local interest they They have real causes of complaint enough without con- ta' 'th Pruss. t these frequent and werm encounters fatally mistaken policy has fixed a great gulf between stolen from his shop by the prisoner on the same after. 2'J
OWE £5. eir. Mickstone.-Alid PETE& SIIINK. Mr. Gene
public opinioe and the government. The public was not noon. . .
-- - -4°.* excite. Yet all participation in them is confined juring up those which are merely sentimental. If they go ofla wiso, . la' . a ...
ereera with the two Emperors, even when King .
The jury returned • verdict of Guilty.
1 I.I•INCInewA to work in earnest they will get abundant support from th the envernment in the Mexican expedition nor in its
Louis of Bavaria has not gone to Salzburg, doubtlest to wi - . - . ' . Mrs. Charlotte Howe, warder at Westminster Priem, .
to those who subscribe a guinea for the purpose,
l iti. ErESIMI, POOR PILLIVODDY. Meer& Dominick
conduct in regard to Germany ;it ale not support tne .
d th prisoner was tried at the sessions of this court on
1 NI orrai a: Orealsam . Mits Polly Marshall. -And rite writer:re and is entirely denied to the multitude. The
"F. 1." \ D"''• er• vininM mew& M*Lcon. D• num,. ae. ; people look on and wonder, but
Ittsalatuts Stuart, Barnett, and Marston. feel that science laymen who really desire to soe the scandals in the admi-
nistration of the church. 's affairs removed. Assuming, -
avoid any " misunderstanding." These " rapprochement,"
let them take place with or without M. Dalwigk, the overnment when it flirted with P • and it does
Limon it now when it would maks 'an all* ce with Ittep
not Bal
ea
be , Ilan, and ntenced to • months'
ltsolanment.
mOnrthe 7th Deoesember, leen, she was corn-
therefore the curates' stnke is the latest development of friend of Baron de Beust-can only finish for us Hessians •- .
tribute these mishaps mined for three months from the Westminster Police .
• is a fashionable thing, and is not for them. A aerate . . Austria. Superstitious people m.ay at
BRITANNIA. g men s combinations, it is by no means the least in situations full of uneertitude, and perpetuate that dan- Clint, for steeling
.beef. She was again tried at the, '
' Tina EVENING. CLA UDE LORRAINE - The Champion splendid oPPortunity for the Popularisation of interesting or important. prone tergiversation of our diplomacy which wishes to to fatality, but serious men w ill say that such a long
M ddlesex Sessions in 1857, and sentenced to four years '
Skaters: Mr..Y. Plutunton : slr and Ifni. Coleman and Mr. W.
course of insures' must be owing to natural causes, which
penal servitude. She was again tried at the sessions of
Brown : Brass /WM.: 'ln. V.O e e
t 111 r sad Eugenio. -Aud ILLE science is thus hulf thrown away, The people are Railway government, apparently resting on a democratic play the grand.
MOE egreortve : OR, THE SHADOW BAND, not only willing to bitten to any instruction which basis, is, observes the Post, in reality an irresponsible more decision and less blindness might have averted. We this court on the 25th February, 1864, and again sentenced ~ 1
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now, it appears, in • pacific current ; the Emperor to four years' penal servitude.
---- - - - may be offered them, but anxious to have some oligarchy, and, so long as it retains that character, the THE NORTH GERMAN PARLIAMENT. a"
udge said all warnings, not even being twice t
tells the Mayor of Arras that he will not be carried The J
ram
DayßlGlntTlinty LoNDON annum opportunity of hearing men with whose names accumulated heaps of money that encumber the strong
AB far as the results of the elections to the North away by untimely impulses, however patriotic they de, had any effect upon the r
sel?tenser ardPigesi tOntuce on her now that she be , ' i
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rooms of ou banks will refuse to transfer themselves
.
hanoasow-Mornira Ch. f177:-."'"Altall0000nn: Sit. !Ara. they are familiar, and of laarning something on the German parliainent are known, they are favour- may be. Who mu wonder that this declaration tept in penal servitude for 10 years.
en ism. to the pping and empty coffers of companies whose inner
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gisat scientific questions of the day. It is pro- did not produce the intended effect upon the _. _
...e•-.._i55..... life and state cunningly and sedulomly concealed. able to the liberal party. In Berlin Leewe-Calbe
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• bable that there is difficulty in bringing any such üblic mind when everybody knows that last week the
' LONDON, WEDNESDAY It would strongly recommend shareholders to force their Waldeck, Moritz Wiggers, Renge Dunker, one of ID SURREY SESSIONS.
, SEPTEMBER 4. popular work into the well-filled programme of the directors and managers to abandon the purruits of the ' • ''/ Z ' d Schulze
writers in the Aratuma eitung, an Emperor Napoleon made along journey to earwig the Em- .
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Deter of Austria and confer with his Prime Minister, M. de (THIS DAY.) ' ,
week, but it would so tend to the advancement of financing and of carrying out a policy, and to confine them- Dl' h h d f ted the government candidates - .
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ONE of the e Axe aye eea
' Beust ? The Salzburg interview may, very poseibly, not --..- gentle excitements of the holiday science among the lower middle and working selves to their proper business of carriers. Till they do,
season is the m ' one of whom was Baron von Roon, the Minister of have all the importance attributed to it, but it took place SECOND COURT. *a. 11
eetmg of the British Association for classes, that it would be worth some trouble and capital. they may be sure, will avoid them as carefully as
• the Advancement of ' • ff it recognind in each of them an Uncle Tibbetts. War. In other places the historian Carlowitr, at • time when the slightest indications were sufficient to (Before Mr. Pearhyn, Deputy-Chairnisna ir i
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i . Science. In some large sacrifice to accomplish it. We believe that promi-
'ncial town or ci Herren von Hoskenbeck, Rothschild, Benningsen, alarm public opinion, and lead to the belief that reprisals nocsatlarreleci aND PLATE ROBBERY.
John Denis, 21, labourer, was indicted for breaking into t .
Provi ty there is every year, just aa nent members of the Association have felt this,
Braun, Unruh, and Munchausen have been elected. agairuit Prussia were in oontemplation. It took place at •
and en . the dwelling-house of Richard Stokes and -
summer begins to ve
,
rge towards autumn, a large and though an effort, feebly made, in this direction • moment whee,if the imperia g
1 overnmenthadreall tho ht
Y ug stealing therefrom • number of silver spoons and forks, his •
gathering of the votaries of aci The Lieutenant Brand who, next to Mr. Eyre,
ence, who contrive failed last year, its failure arose solely from its had a Mr Grd f
principal part in putting . o on, o it desirable not to give way to " untimely impulses "it property. •
to make a useful holi
(ezerza's TELEGRAMS.)
todonotla which 'ht 've It a ared from the evidence of Susan Roberts,
should have usedeveryeffort mg mig gi ppe a *ii
1 day by mingling work and sudden intercalation in a full programme, and Jamaica, to death ; who boasted before the Royal
pleasure science
LIBERATION OF THE ABYSSINIAN umbrage to Prussia. In whatever point of view we look in the service of Mr. Wilkins, residing in the i
, and amusement, business and need in no way discourage more systematic efforts Commission of his activity in the executions ; and
teed-road Camberwen that on the 19th instant,
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ing, she was looking out
. fashion, in a very successful and attractiveway. In for the future. The advancement which science who was temporarily placed on half-pay in cense- CAPTIVES. at it, the Salzburg interview is one of those ill-considered Car:zui---7 in, the te aa'
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acts which can produce no good results for France come of the window, and :awed, in the garden of Mr. 4,
a fine town, with fine weather and the ord. most needs at nt is advancement in ular plane° of his indecent lettere to Mr. 0. Buxton, CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPT. 3.
• hand through
eprinkli M.P., has been restored to active service, and :that may. Doe, the Emperor . supper that if the mare Stokes' hour next
tc1,.,0t.:
d. smancruttatlic" tom the plate
' t ng of celebrated persons, there is some- interest and inPpopular comprehension of itaPp Telegraphic intelligence haa been received by
f some other nations prevailed re Franise, which prohante the open kitchen ow, an uig
a inted to the coast
ppo guard-ship Irresistible.
basket knives and forks. He had also another man re. ,
11, thing extremely pleasant in this scientific holiday. Wein., and any effort in that direction which the
Eve '
rythmg needful to enjoyment ia usually pre- British Association can make will not only tend to the British Embassy in this capital announcing the Sovereign from
the liberation of the Abyssinian captives by the the nati going abroad without the consent of . .
on, the chambers would have sanctioned his visit to aiming them from him. She called out, asking them what
they were doing there, when the prisoner emerged from ' .
sent. All the fashion of the neighbourhood gathers the advancement of science, but will render a the Court. Emperor Theodore at the intercession of the Ar- Francis Jorph ? We are nonsensically told that there the kitchen window and mn off with his companion. .
was • propriety in • visit of condolence ; sad while Charles Alfred, gardener to the proprietor of the '
to do honour t i science, and if some popular nota- service to the State.
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Alleynen Head, Dulwish, said he was at work. close
,by on n
bilities are present, there is all the crowding and menian Bishop Isaac. this consideration Is hypocritically insisted upon
/3ALMORAL, Sue. 1.
we read of fetes and theatrical, and joyous revels. the morning in question, when he heard ens. of • stop li
excitement faehion seems to love. Pleasant ex-
thief," and on looking round he saw the prisoner running e
i : OUR CONTEMPORARIES. The Queen drove out yesterday, accompanied by THE AUSTRIAN FINANCES. Alas ! we are much afraid that Poor Maximilian • scram some fields. After getting • short distance he i
cursions and brilliant soiries are alternated with
ut his hands in hie pockets and threw some (I
i 1 lecttleal and discusaions, and science is served up (THIS DAY.) Princess Christian and Princess Louise, attended by Lady
Churchill. It is asserted that Herr von Lonysy the Hun-
VIENNA, Sere 4. name was avoided as • diespeesible subject and L
that the conversation between the two Sovereigns had 'yes aad forks over • fence. Witness Pursued
him, and after • smart chase captured bim, and handed ' l
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I in so many different forms that every taste can ____.___
Princess Beatrice went out riding. garian Finance Minister, supports the proposal to
' ' t likel that the Ern ror
• far wider soope. It mno 7 pe
hisu over to the police. The prisoner made • desire. .
bo suited and every requirement met. There THE CORRESPONDEICE BETWEEN LORD IrfANLET AND The Duke of Marlborough left the Castle yesterday, and •
moo nt a commission to examine the financial closeted with M. de bent, and " transacted business" rate resistance, and they were compelled to strap his
are striking experiments and brilliant demonstra- ma SEWARD. Lord Stanley arrived, u the minister in attendance upon a- • 1. . . . with him every morning, merely to talk about the sad heed. behind him to convey him to the station-house. . . i
ti position of the Empire. Deak is said to favour the .
affairs of the defunct Mexican empire. It is true that The silver spoons and forks produced were found on the . 1
, 1 ons, able lectures and profound dissertations. Several of our contemporaries return this morn- her Majesty.
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. disputations which show the doctors diff • ..; Mg to the correspondence between Lord Stanley and Mr. His Excellency M. Van de Weyer and Madame Van de Proposition. Napoleon 111. arrived M Salzburg without any minister, other tide of the fence.t
to m
swims I
ernitead-road,
snag, an' Seward cm the questions in dispute between the two re Weyer dined with the Queen and Royal family. Baron Becke intends to cover the deficiency in and accompanied only by that elegant and joyous escort ..
meFutifie'd the iniseversessand forksr*as her mas. ter's property. .r
. ample opportunities for the unlearned publi to
.
c 'eminent& The Times oonsiders that the correspondence This morning the Queen, Prince and Princess Christiac, the revenue by an increase of the income-tax, a which shares in all his parties of pleasure. M. Rouher was The prisoner made a rambling defence, and the jury . i
, differ from the doctors. N •
at Carlsbad while 11. de Benet took his place in the impe- returned • verdict of aunty. e
1i i Mont of new heresy wanting, for the old dispute
or is even the excite- upon the Alabama claims renders it evident that the go- Princess Louise, and prince Leopold attended divine sen further issue of state notes, and a loan not exceed-
vernments of Great Britain and the United States are not vice in the parish Chutes of Orathie.
ing 20 million florins. rial councils. Everybody in France, however, knows that Sergeant Ham, a detective officceof the P division, said in
he had known the prisoner sa a thief almost from child. :0
. between religion and science is sure to reappear to approaching the question in the nuns spirit. It reveals on The Rev. Mr. Taylor, minister of Crathie, officiated. Napoleon 111. does not waat ministers when he is
bood. At the Kiripton Assizes, in March lam year, he was
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Baron Werthor haa left for Paris.
committing the nation to • decisive act, and it is remem- eentenced to 12 months' for felony. He had then been
give zest to the scientific discussions of the week, the part of this country an intention of dealing with the
v . , .
bered that at Plombieres he was alone with If. Cavour. previously convicted. '
and to impart a flavour of scientific interest to dispute in geed faith ; but it also discloses an un- A Committee of the Lorda of her Majesty's Most Ho- TURKEY.
And what is the use of the protestations of the official The Deputy-Chairmen sentenced the prisoner to seven
' ' willingness on the part of the administration at Mullin -
the sermons of Sunday. Altogether it is a f n nourable Privy Council sat yesterday at the Privy Council- CONSTAN'TINOPLE, Sen. 3. journals that there is nothing alarming in the Salxburg years. Penal servitude. A
ton to
.orego, by amicable settlement, • popular ground of
t
pleasant and interesting week, with nevelt office, Whitehall, on matters relating to the cattle plague. Active nemetiations are being carried on between interview when the telegraph has been allowed to blab
Y complaint against England. It is impossible to be blind
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. enough to prevent the meetin f be' The Lorda nt were Lord Robert Montagu d the '''
" - the Porte and the foreign ministers here relative such indiscreet tales ?We consider an Austrian alliance TELE POLICE COURTS. i
( i gs rom ing mere to the fact that the Alabama claims, and the despatches Rm. ht Hon! E. mond.
il
1 repetitions of each othe
r, and work enough to which any astute man may base upon them, are capable of a•
make them seem, even to scientific people, to be being used to temporary advantage in local political con- es tches were sent yesterda from the Colonial-offioe to the tranquilization of Crete. disastrous for France, and more especially now that
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Austria is terribly weakened and reduced to try all sorts
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The Russian Ambassador, General Ignatieff, is
___.., to thePt Governors of Gibraltary Malta, Ceylon, Hong
of solid use ; and for the general public there is testa. Without this explanation the oorrespondence itself of politica and financial expedients. . . . . The
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Kong, Labuan, and the Straits Settlements. • k from the Crimea.
expected to return here this wee
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BOW-STREET.
enough of actual science to make the amusement is • paradox. It is not, however, in the interests of any
Ad • 1 Versim Pacha has arrived here from military . teethes . with Prussia constitute an evident
AN ACCIDENTAL DISCOVERY. I
incompatibility with any such alliance between France George Gilson, • stoker employed by Messrs. Jeakes .tt
P quite intellectual, and enough of esculent to of the parties concerned to let these vexatious claims tee
Crete. The shattered hull of the Arkadi will, it and Austria as that which it ia insinuated end Co of Great Ruseell-etreet, Bloomsbury, engineers ' a
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make the science quite palatable.
It is no wonder that so pleasant a meeting bringing them to a
main for ever a mere means of provoking national dia Her era
ferences, and there is apparently no fairer method of
conclusion than that fo erl u -.14c0m- sl
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- ' believed, be recovered, and will be brought here h bee made It is an evident casus &Ili to and contractors at their works in Charles-street, Drury.
bo rg pa ad by Princess Therese and the Princes la - • * " n * . •th teal' bet two and three
set u Austria as a German power after she was lens. w" ch n 1 s mg ween . i
n
. George and Constantine of Oldenbou and Count Serge AMERICA. P ds of brass cuttings the property of his employers. a
, should be popular. The founders of the British proved by Mr. Seward and now recommended byyLoafd- ' rg'
excluded from Germeny by the Treaty of Prague. If P°°
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Mur Abrams, who appeared for the prosecntioc,stated
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1 Association may not have intended exactly Stieley.
the kind of meeting it has now become, but those The Daily Aews observes that perhaps a closer extra- Cherimeteff have arrived at Claridge's Hotel. QUFJ3NSTOWN, Sere. 4.
The Dule and Duchess of Manchester are among The Cunard extra steamship Tarifa arrived here
the arrivals of the En lish aristocra at Baden• Baden
g . rY ,• at 5.30 a.m.to-day, with 97 passengers. She landed the Emperor " tranaacted business" seriously at Salzburg, that *though the nine
P rty Mslen on this oecasion was cd
he must have convinced himself that there was nothing little value, there wail reason to believe that • system of
to be done, and that the theatre aed the gay promenades rob e
bery had been going on for some time. The diewvery e,
• who have made it what it is wise in their nation of the papers just published may show that there •
1 al tal hay' eked from one of the I.
The Marquis of Hartmgton, M.P. arrived at 9 ngers and despatches, and proceeded for which could not trouble the peace of the world were the irla
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generation. Instead of spending its own money is not so much reason as has been supposed for Oen- '
Baden-Baden at the end of last week. most important features of his visit. All that was far k f la
men taking the prisoner s coat in mist& eor mown. , e
doning the hope of a successful termination of the n Liverpool immediately. All well. o J es Nicholson mid he was • handy man, emplord sit " , ,
in the ameeements and entertainmenta of the The Marquis of Ormonde has obtained leave of better than an offensive or even • defensive alliance. efeeera juke. and cc% eon., in Charles-street prisoner c,
. tiati which they record. The latest of the despatches
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week, the Aasociation goes from town to town as a of absence from his regiment, the Ist Life Guards, and AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY. It may, moreover, be inferred that if the two was stoker in the smiths' shop. Last evening witness, n
1 in question does, indeed, rd the rejection by Mr.
sought and flattered guest. Every year there is a Seward of the limited arbitration to which Lord Stanley gone to Kilkenny Castle, Ireland, for &hooting. -__..---- sovereigns had been able to take any Important
wanner competition for the honour of receiving it, waS ready te consent ; but to decline arbitration is not The Earl and Countess Fitzwilleim are enter- A discussion has just arisen between the Cam- resolve, they would not have made so much noise when leaving work, took up a coat wnich lie th ug
o ht was
his own and was in the act of putneg it on when he
noticed 'that it was somewhat heavy, and putting his hand n.
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i and large sums are subscribed and vast trouble is to decline further attempts to arrive at an under- taking company at Collatin, county Wicklow. rade, the organ of the war department at Vienna, about it. The Emperor Napoleon is wont to go more into one ef the pockets took out • pocket handkrenief a
secretly to work when he is preparing a surprise. To sup- containing two or three pounds
.of braes cutting:..Th. Sistrel th
taken-so that the more brilliant the meeting is, standing' The Daily News conjectures that Lord The Earl of Carrick has arrived at Mount Juliet, and the Housed, a publication of the Hungarians
. the more does the Amociation away from it Stanley . may still be prosecuting a settlement by county }Gamey. of 1848 and 1849, showing to what a point the .
that he has made any important agreement with some one had been playing • trick epon him, b gum
Austria would be to admit not only • tde tion " Who has been putting meta in my pocket . One a
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more direct means. The matters in dispute appear The Countess (Dowager) of Dunmore and Lad of the men called out to the prisoner, "Gibson,
1 to use for the purposes of science. Perhaps there S' spirit of separation is awakened in Hungary f h• hal,.
• rom is its, but also one of those acts of extreme folly
have you been putting anything into Nicholson's pocket ?" 1;1
. midable at • first glance. According to the best cake- Alexandrine Murray arrived in town yesterday from pay- Tho last-named journal demands the re-establish- which Jupiter only permits to those doomed to &strum The - • -• '• "d h tried towards the spot
prisoner replied, No, sn u
is a little too much tendency to make the meetings if,:ems that reach this country from Boston and New York, tag a viait to the Earl of Clanwilliam at Deal Castle. •
ul in their soci
Witness then serceived thee he had eet, tee wrong. coat,
successf al character, and the com- • million and a quarter sterling would liquidate all the - - ment of a national Hungarian army distinct from tion.
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e g on. ir o o cote, m. r.,
a not mine." " No,' said the prisoner, .
plaints of men of science at this growing tendency substantial claims of American citizens upon this country that of Austria, and says : It is announced that on this day, and every day "n
- idt is.drn.in"e(.!' ,l'iS;cibolson asked him what business he had o
t are just. But to an age which raises money for in respect of losses for which we could be made liable Eeetea
ared in town on Monday from Pynes, his seat near
The Austrian officers are the bravest in Earo
Pe. henceforward till the end of the month, M. de with the cuttings in his pocket. He replied that he . d
..1 its charities, and even for the purposes of religion, under any circumstances. But even this sum would &lune fr Me Clubs understands that Mr, the Austrian artillery is the beet, the Austrian strategy is Lumps will appear in tho Suez Canal pavilion in picked them up when bat time
sweeping the shop. :At t . ,
the foreman was gone ; but the first thing ne the morning
by bazaars, and raffles, and fancy fairs, it is not have to be paid in its entirety, inasmuch as se able and as developed as that of France. Where
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Edward Thornton, C. 8., now her Majesty's Minister at . ' the Universal Exhibition from 11 to 12, will ex- witness spoke to him about it. t.
British citizens have large claims upon the govern- then, is the cause of Austrian defeats? In the soldier. We
surely permissible that it should raise money for Rio de Janeiro, has pted the t post of ministe la: th od lf th orks and machinery ex- John Toomey, the foreman, said in consequence of what
p in e m e o e w
I ' the u meet of the United States. With respect to the
p rposes of science by an annual gathering aeation of bound introduced b
which, if it is only half work, is at least not more Ithe only matter actually' pending betweeny the t'wo govar :
If, sew d at Lisbon, and that Sir Charles Lennox Wyke, K.C.8.,
has declined the offer of the mission at Rio de Janeiro, on
r have the machine hut the mainspring-the soul-is want-
i The Camani;ie desires that we should confide mutate
mug; national existence, and our constitution to the Au; put to him.
hibited, and will answer any questiona that may be the last witness told him he sent for the prisoner, and
salted him what he meant
A now book just now before me, The prisoner mid he by stealing the brass cuttings.
picked them up ; but teat he had 0
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account of the precarious state of his health.
not taken. them out of the works, and he did not call I
,•i than half play. The expense of these meetings meets &nate upon the interpretation of the Oregon Treaty, trian army. We are not of that opinion ;we are con- " The Suez Canal : The Eastern Question and
that stealmg. I
1 . is always munificently borne by the localities by which it was stipulated that the Strait of San JIIIIII de A marriage is reported (says Echoes from the vinced that an Austrian national army and • Hungarian Abyssinia," by W. F. Vesey Fitzgerald, Esq , The p • ner being called upon to plead, said, "I am e
which act the part of hosts, and the funds of the Fuca should form the boundary between the two countries. Clubs) to be arranged between Mr. Birch-Reyeardson, one marching hand in band, would better defend the mo- üblished bLo G dCo ie. not guilty of stealing the brass."
y ngman, reen, an ~ sugges H , .
tted f • trial.
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a Association profit largely by the att times which The British government maintained that the line must be father of the Countess of Hopetoun, and Miss Victoria narchy than the genends of Solferino d Sad
al --awa' And us
P • h' hif I were one of the Suez a was
Wm."
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Dodwell, sister of the Hon. Mrs. W. E. Sackville West. ic
two questions w ,
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local liberality provides. But this is not all that ad east the American government that it must be to what concerns our constitution who will guarantee to
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earnad west, of the island. The. is not • uestion to Yesterday Mr. Gladstone, who in staying at Pen- us that some fine merlin the mu' rims of the Ca mar Canal shareholders who voted A few days ago a DREADFUL SCENE IN AN OMNIBUS.-ASSAULT BY AN
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hinder the restoration of a Perfect undentandigtg between maenmaw?, aaereseen a public meeting in that place on will not send us a battalion of elLeurs charged to post new call of four millions sterling, I should greatly ALLIGED r
John Towneend Buckle, sged aO, a china and glass mem
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1 science, and the Association makes use of most of them. behalf of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in the streets during the night immense placards bearing like to ask. These questions are :-Ist. Whether chant, of Duerdon Lodge, Tollingtonnork, was charged e
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• -18 yearly gathering it does something It must be clearly understood that the offensive proposal in Foreign Parts. He pointed out the necessity for pro- these words : " The constitution is suspended !" ? The M. de Lesseps endorses the suggestion made by Mr. before Mr. Cooke with arinoyinn the passengers in the me-
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r ' to advance the social interests of science, It brings to include in the matters for arbitration the right or this viding for the ripiritual wants of colonists, and the benefi- first guarantee of • constitutional country is an army v Fi 63 •aal th tropolitsui stage carriage 7,62 a, and alao with assault.
y tzgerald at page as avi one, at the ins William Maynard, the conductor, at UPPer-atielts MI
rank, and wealth, andfame, and faahion, all together country to recognise the Southern Confederation as • bel- cialeffects which the establishment of colonial bishoprics having taken an oath to its constitution. We cannot ask
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En lish overnment should guarantee "an extra Ise n.
1 to do it homage. It creates a local interest in ligerent power is an entirely fresh stipulation. It has no and churches bad had upon tbe church at home. He made the Austrian army to take an oath to that of Hungary ; The complainant said that the defendant last eight
g dlgure be ond the u sof the company"
direct or newel connexion with the Alabama claims, ejai an appeal on behalf of the missionaries, whom be de- and that is why we desire • national army for ourselves (tepee 1 y . . . .
- - rot into his omnibus, and had not proceeded far before -
science, a local respect for it, and a local know-
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could only complicate the discussion of the question out of icribed as a body of self-denying men, who gave up all and another for the other half of the empire. to the extent of six millions sterling ; and 2nd- Le behaved in a most extraordinary manner. lie lay all
; ledge of it which could scarcely be produced in
Whether the expresaion in page 62, "it ill linpoa- alonge:he rats, annoyed the passengers, and when asked I I
which they arise. However, proceeds the Herald, Ur. their Prospects of comfort and preferment to promote the
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of bad language. He got up ,
. any other way. Scientific men are like other &ward is now possessed of the unalterable determination sPread of the gosPel in foreign landa The General C,orreirpondance of Vienna says :- rabbi even to conjecture how the future may turn tc.and thisetn mplsadc:d his feet across the omnibus so that ' a.' ''
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. men, and they are a little gratified to remember of the British cabinet, and if hi. Lovernment is sincerely The Times publishes the following from Mr. "The Russian Consul-General of Widdin, In the coarse of out if no cordial ment is °Me to between the the passengers could neither get in nor out '''
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, that the struggling days of science-the days of desirous of axing the question amicably sealed his fint Charles Dickens :-" A newspaper paragraph (originating, a journey taken in Hungary • few days back, was inf ed • • • fWte E
°fln two principal nations 0 es m urope, imp es
e • li Some gentlemen asked the conductor to interfere, and
when he dlid so the defendmit swore at him, and said he . 1
• 1 its exile or imprisonment, even of its poverty- step must be to recede from the position he has so unex- I have no doubt, in aome innocent mistake), to the effect that two Russian eminence had been seized and sbot at • ; h • -
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t er the canal will ever be finuthed would knock hie b- brains in. He then struck the COM.
are gone, and that dukes are its nursing fathers, pectedly and so unwisely taken up. that I ana much out of health, has become widely circle plaoe on the Turkish frontier. This news caused so much
and fashionable women its nursing mothers. Per- The Standard takes the same ground as the Herald. lated, both in England and abroad, and has b ht many emotion to the Consul that he went ont of his mind unless the British parliament votes six millions to doctor, and injured bia bat. There was quite a scene in
the omnibus, and several ladies screamed, called foe h
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- inquiries upon me. Will you allow me to state in your between Esseg and Perth, end at last put an end to his M. de Lesseps.
assistance and afterwards left the omnibus. When in -
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when Mr. Gsove resigns the chair he filled with A return ordered by the House of Commons aid Info imam, d that I never better ' life"
such striking ability last year at Nottingham, the the close of the session contains, says the Tiviesj, as extresre THInE COURT AT wBasAL mmy
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lames that the statement is wholly destitute of founda. existence by throwing himself cut of the steamer into the
moaar..-The Queen has The Bourse was dull. Rente fell 15c. for cash front of tile
Danube. His wife, who, with his two children, was in the and sc. for account, closing at 69fr. 60c. and ,I' go i
vesael, on her arrival at Pesth gave information of the 691 e, eae. ; 310bilier fell poliee-station the defendant was with some
difficult t rom the omnibus into the station, and there
he again made use of bad language.
Mr.; Comptoir d'Escompte Mr. Cooke asked the conductor if be thought the dm • c
• Duke of Bueetztree and Quasesszenv will take onlinary • story of the development of • jean. i nice Sa enjoyed a very pleasant week at her Highland home, not catastrophe to the authorities."
fendant had been drinking. o
Credit Foncier rose from lfr. to 2fr • the
1 his plaoe. The Association avows its mixed mo- could well be told. An office for the registry of di eds in extended excursions, but in quiet drives and walks in m
aHE CATHOLIC CONGRESS OF MALINES.-The and . . ,
thern Railway fell 15fr. ; most of the other lines The conductor said he thought the defendant was not .
drunk, but was insane.
!I tives and admits its mixed character by rendering I
rlielaedtinfiytostapThtupetertiny tinethya coma ty oftMviitdhdlesere x wtastoestab.. , she-
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atiaciintl, sand her Majesty seemwseat"renjoy excellde7t
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third Catholic Congrewssillwbe" oPened at Maine@ onhMo3nday
wßoeure a .
t cor two lower. Police-constable William Read,42B N, raid the defendant '1
alternate homage to scientific eminence and to n f g me. T wards the g larg . . amen and
was breuglit to the police-station by several gen .
social rank. His Grace, who will to-night deliver the statute provided that le should be paid for every end of the week however, there were indications of tickets leaving been taken. The price of each ticket is Ili
the conductor. He was very much excited, and eau e
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I the inaugural address, is indeed not unknown in eyery
memorial not exceedin 200 words in length d tel f • change in the weather and Sunday brou ht '
additional hundgred words. Similar'f an
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climax- A genuine &etc
*es were al- it to • 10 francs There are representatives from America, Spain
. h mist descended, Loom ad * ' ACCIDENT TO AN EXCURSION TRAIN.-011 Mon-
Sim Ireland, Germany, Poland, and of course from France mid Teopultd.stmash the onndu tor's hen
d was more insane than drunk.
I. He thought the de-
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the character of a man of learning and science ; lowed for " every certificate or copy given out tygterrailtent showzrs of rain, bringing disappointment day morning an aceident occurred to an excursion trail A lady who had known the defendant for years said that
Belgium at tbe Con
ers who had hired then carriages which left Chester at 10.5 am. for London. On approach- he was nearly blind and suffered from paralysis. He was•
although his scientific attainments and reputation of the said office," and Is. for every search. weeks befrore feu:et-he purpose of conveying them to Cmthie THE THREE GREAT PROFESSIONS..•--111 England ing Crewe • goods train was observed coining forward on I highly respectable man. 1
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would not have been sufficient by themselves to The present registrars are Mr. George Le Blanc, appointed Church, in order that they m•
ight worshi in conipauy there is one lawyer for every 1.240 of the population ; in the same line of rails, and although efforts were made to i mr. Cook '
e said he would allow the defendant to settle
put him at the head of a purely scientific Con- by Chief Justice Tindal in 1812 ; Lord Truro, appointed with the Queen. Undeuntee by the unpfesaant day, • I Frame, one for every 1,970 ; '
m Belgium, one for every stop the engines, • sharp collision was the consequence. 1 the matter '
with the conductor, and this being dope he I
gress. He will probably speak to a brill' by Lord Chancellor Truro in 18.51 ; and Mr. Frederick large number of visitors invaded the pews in Crathie 2,701); and in Prussia, one for every 12,000 only. Another Fortunately it was unattended with any loss of life, discharged him at the same ti
me cautioning bim that if he
Church. Her Majesty was accompanied by the Prince and cr nous fact is that in England the number of Peri*ns he• although the passengers were ell more or less shaken and came there again on such a charge he would be severely
'ant . Villiers Meynell, appo'
rumemblage to-night, and all over England and I - inted by Chief Justice Cockburn in princess Christian, Princess Louiee, aod Prince Leopold. longing te each of the different professions is nearly the injured. Some of them had their fame so bruised that I punished. e
, 1847. None of the business of the office is hansacted by In her Majesty's suite were Lady Church'
illy Lord Charles same. Thus, there are maim wryer., 35,483 clergymen, they appeared to have been engaged in a pugilistic en- The defendant then left the court with his friends.
Scotland will have an apprec" •
melee audience to- , these gentlemen. It is entirely managed by • person wbo Fitzroy, Lady Susan Melville the Hon. IE
a Thomas and 35,995 pbysicians. In Prussia, on the other hand, counter. The goods train cowered of four waggon', a
morrow. It will not be pout
•ble that the address is celled a " Chief Clerk and Deputy Registrar," and who Biddulpb, Miss Phipps, ke. Van de Weyer there are 4.809 physicians to oat 1,362 lawyers. break-van, and engine. All the trucks were thrown off __. n
should mark a new era in popular scientific thought, receives a salary of 4001. a year. Under him are two wife of the Belpan• Ambassador at London who arn
at Abergeldie Castle on Thursday even' . 'Ted THE GREAT EASTERN HAIL •
int was atm re- Bidder has entered the lists in It 11,7 u
9. AY. --Mr. G. P. the line and much broken. One of them was turned over Etac-riox OF Lose Manoa.-As Michaelmas-
te between Lord and thrown on the top of ooe of the other waggons, and day this year will fall on • Sunday, 01..4 election of •
as that of Mr. Gaoee did-such a distinction is clerks at 2001. a year, one at 1201., and another sent in the Abergehlie pew with her fpattlz: The ev. nedanale end the Great &stem In a letter to the contents (nen plates) seat .
tered over the line. The Lord Mayor of London f
or the year lien -• . in succession t
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1.. reserved for but few-but it will at least have at 1001., and ten copying clerks paid, according to their Malcolm C. Taylor, minister of the - 1 the Times he says 1 seems eo him that the directors break-van presented an extraordinary appearance ;it was to Sir The
i mas Gabriel, Bart., will take place on Monday, i
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pportunity of recording the rapid populari- _w.---- . .
ork_ at an average of from 21. 2.e. to 21. Bs. Der week. Scutaaan• have been unworth of the confidence of the share- broken across and one pair of wheels and the axle were September 30. If the ord -an
Mary course is followed 4 1
' JUDGES' CHAMBEES.-Yeaterdity Chief Justice I hold d ' y ' • . f • - d any regime to sup Pone it will neti • I
not appear
nee gross amount received in the office lasi year was ers if they had not made the arrangement they did ; thrown into the body o the van. After • detention of there oes
Alderman Abbas, the two senior , . e
nation and spread of a scientific habit Bovill attended for the first time at chamben after his and as to the 40,0001. excess of expenditure he
, thinks three-quarters of an hour another train was sent frem be-Alderman Allen and. .
12,564/ the office tepee 3 089/ and co nentl
t ed to the Court
of thought. In this spread of the scientific spirit , a 'wee y return from circuit, and disposed of a mumber of sum- i that " Lord Redesdale's hard names might be applied to Crewe, sod the passengers proceeded on their jou oath aldermen below tbe chair, will be re urn _
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the net" omit re '
ceived by each registrar was no less than m sees. ItU lordsli will wet' us to atte
o .es ip IJI ad twice • anyone who proposed to take advantage of • mistake in tbe exception of one gentleman, who wae of Aldermen, who will select Mr. Allen to be Lo , •
the Aesociation may congratulate itself on the 2,36131. Patting aside, th f , the share of the Queen's week during the long vacation. the act to evade payment of the money." hurt, and was left at Crewe. for the ensuing year.
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