The Express.
London, England, 1866-10-31 00:00:00

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WORCESTER RACES-1'17550AT.
This autumn meeting oommenced to-day under
b auspices, the weather being evthing that
be dashed, sad the attendance quite up to the
average of terf previous aanivenary. The day's sport.
ailieseglezesedingig good, presented but few points of
Wend. The Woreedashhe Stakes were won easily by
Brimstone, who was installed first favourite, and whose
on this occasion showed a marked improvement on
his of Friday last at Newmarket, where he
vas as easily by Volunteer. The Nniserr Handicap
fell to a despised outsider, Kim Frances, against whom
100 to 7 was laid, but she only managed to stall elf Yon.
loam by a neck. The day did not pass over without an
ehjectioo, vatopiie,wbo came in first for the Handl-
eap Plate of 30 some., being objected dense " a cannon,"
sad the stewards, after hearing the ev, awarded the
rakes to Sandal, who came in second, and about whom as
es sto 4 had been taken. There is nothing further
wrathy of record, and appended is the result of the
Tanning :
MATCH, 50 sore. Two miles on the flat.
Mr. Thames Mom, aged, 71t Mamma) 1
Mr. Satton's Roaring Meg aged, 7at lQ Bugg,

B '.gon
etting : Ron.
A HANDICAP PLATS of 30 1101,S. added to s sweepstakes
e(5 ems. each, for 3-y -olds and upwards ; winners extra.
Ose mile sad a quarter. (9 subs.)
Mr. T. Mactioses Nodal. by Stockwell—Lady
5 yrs, Mt ;Morris. I
M. W. Carlisle's Allow Me, 8 yrs, 7st 81b tcarrled 7st 711))
;Maitimsot,
Mr. E. Baekild's Baccris, 4 yrs:;Bst;TOlb ...; , (Britton S

The followint also IME3fordtreas end Vampire.
Betting : 5 to 4 apt Sandal and 4 to 1 angst any other.
-Tax Two YEAR OLD BILLING &faints of 5 am. each,
wills 30 added ; oolts, 9st ; fillies and geldings,bet 10lb.
Belling allowances. Half a mile.
Mr. Chaplin's Goodfellow, by Kettledrum—Titania, (00:
Tat Mb (canyon, 1
Yr. Y. King's Amour Propre ;go), Sat 10Th (Phillips: 2
Mr. T. Colby's Adamantbea eat 10Th. (H. Clark': 3
The following also ran : —Novelty, f by 'Brocket—Tezana,
Irma. Lute, and Colenso.
Betting : 2 to 1 on Goodfellow, 8 to 1 agst Adamanth
100 to 12 sgst tbe Texans filly, 10 to 1 agst Lute, and
100 to 6 apt Coleus*.
HUIDLB Race, a handicap of 5 sous. each, with 40
aided ; winners antra. Two miles, over six flights of
bindles. (24 subs.)
Mr. Dizon's 4hakespeare, by GeMma di Yergy—Capucine.
5 yrs, 9st 4lb (Yasiler) 1
Mr. J. W. H. PUWOWN Honeys, aged, flet Mb (Pope( 2
.141- F. Dark's steamboat. 3) rs. est 12Ib 814V005. I
The followieg oho ran :—Brahma, Wild Thyme, Inv e Letter,
Discretion, Lydia, Carols, Rant:rid, and Fortunatus.
Betting : 7 to 4 apt Shakespeare, 9 to 2 apt Steamboat,
7 to 1 each apt Heturlys and Brahma, 8 to 1 apt Rein-
hid, 10 to 1 apt Cacti* and 100 to 8 apt Fortumstns.S
THe WORCISTSIt AI3TVIIN HANDICAP, a sweepstakes of
10 mom each, h ft, with 100 added.
CCiMachairs Brimstone, by Lord Faueonberg—
ellna,3 est ;Kenyon; 1
Mr. R. B. Jeff s, Wild Poppy, 4 yrs, flat 131 h :Thompson) 2
Yr. 0. Wells' Yale, 3 yrs, eat (Peppier) 3
The following also ran :—Moulsey, Moose, Arkansas, Dick Tur-
phi, Visfilant, John Halifax.
Betting : 9to 4 apt Brimstone, 9 to 2 apt Muldsey„
Is 1 apt Wild Poppy, 6 to 1 agst Moose, 100 to 15 agst
Arkansas, 10 to 1 each apt Vigilant and John Halifax.
Tae PLATS of 50 Bova., added to a handicap
es of 5 sows each ; for 2-yr-olds ; winners extra.
;1.7141(1:. traight half-mile). (27 subs.)
'Mr. A. C. Lionglais Min Frances, by Prime Minister—
Gay LAM, 7st lib 'II Covey) 1
Pir C. Ruahout's Moonbeam, Sal 10Th
((Clement(
lialford's Recompense. tet 111 b (Cameron; 3
The following also raw: Jeannie Deana, la Malabo. Chal-
ices/a. Lady Craven, Belle of Cadiz, Polden Hill, Millie,
Bigot, Rebecca, Mouchoit, Emetwalda, Merry Monarch, and TI
Deck.
Betting : 9 to 4 said The Rock, 100 to 15 opt Jeannie
Verna, 8 to 1 each apt La Maudite and Monchoir, 10 to
each apt Moonbeam, Lady Craven, and Merry Monarcl
100 to 3 apt Emeralds, and 100 to 7 apt Miss Frances.
A BILLING Smeme of 5 sou. each, with 30 added ; foe
all ages ; penalties and allowances. Straight five fur-
Mi. T Ooddard's Chicken Hazard, by Battlebone--Swal-
low, 3 yrs am, 7st lib (Murray) 1
Captain Ilachell's King Charles, 2 yrs Aso), list illb
(Kenyon;
Mr. A. Hunt's Bonne Fortune, 2 yrs (L3O), fet 81b
(Vinell,

Tribune and Prescription also ran.
Betting : Even on King Charles, 4 to 1 each apt Boma
Fortune and Prescription.
MATCH : 100 SOUL Three miles, over hurdles.
Mr. f•ummens Arleacott
Off by consent.
Mr. C. &alines The Rogue }
Arminian t, AERIVALS.—The Tartar, Balder, DTEIMIII4
Boy. Nimrod, Edinburgh, Queen of Trumps, Iteportei
and Whet.
There are 22 entries for the Visitors' Plate, and 27 '
the Handicap Plate.
PROGRAMME FOR TO-MORROW.
A HURDLE HACK; handicap sweepstakes of 5 soy& each,
with 34) vided. One mile three furlongs.
THE (.RANT) ANNUAL STEEPLECHASE, handicap sweet
'taken of 10 son. each, h ft, with 100 added ; winner of
nye. after October 18, 51b ; of two or more such, 71b en
five to start, or the public money will not be added. Abel
Jour miles. (21 subs.)
Ais et lb Age at
Cortoirin
Doubloon
Ooltimbio • 6 12 0 Arlescott (,11 b)
Dorset
Ibex (h b.
Loma
Reporter
little Frank 6 11 6 The Doctor 6 11
The Rogue • 11 2 sir William
Delay
Ace of Trumps a 10 12
A FREE HANDICAP FirgiSPLECII4BI of 5 soya. each,
40 added ; second to receive 10 soya. Two miles.
Age el 11) Age
Benazet
Patience
Dick Turin
combertou . ..... 6 11 0 Vindicator 6
Hearty., a It 0 Threadbare 4
The Tartar
A SELLING STEEPLECHASE STAMM Of 3 ROTS. each.
30 added, for 3-yr-olds and upwards ; weight for age ;
Bag allowances. About two miles and a half.
Tex LADIES' PLATE of 25 son. added a sweepstaki
5 son. each ; weight for age. Five furlongs.
Tea Hutt-rasa' Pones of 40 nova, for horses that I
never been in • training stable; weight for age; penal
and allowances ; non-professional niers ; protean)!
71h extra. Two miles on the Hat.

BETTING AT MANCIIESTER.—TrEsner.
LIVERPOOL AUTUMN CUP.
It to I agst The Special itZ 10 to 9 agst Jollity t
10 to I Atlas (t) 120 to 1 Treasure
10 to I Nu
Id to t Misattarriette;t` 25 to 1 Helen :t1
/5 to I East Lynn (t) 125 to 1 Brick st)

ST. PANCRAS WORKHOUSE.—Yesterday 'items
at the weekly meeting of the directors of the per
Pancras, held at the Vestry-hall, Camden-town,
Churchwarden Robson in the chair, Mr. Corbett,
tiziti appointed Metropolitan Inspector of the Poot
attended for the purpose of ascertaining trot
directors and guardians, for the information of the 1
lew Board, the circumstances to which they attributed
present crowded state of the workhouse. There Iv,
that moment I,thb, or in round tigu es, 2,000 ram..
St. PatiCtill workhouse of all classes, notwithstandim,„
be was informed, the board hail recently largely increase.;
the amount of out-door relief. On a recent anspectio•-
their workhouse the master, Mr. Morrison, had attrii
the enormous increase of indoor poor to the fact o
guardians having Largely increased the amount of relit
out-doorpoor;o that knowiug the workhouse wr
overcrowded to receive them they made applicati
admission in order that they might be refused and 1
upon the largely increased out-dour relief motet
statement was so extraordinary that
wished to have information direct from the
on such an important subject. The chaff
Mr. Church warden &tett, Mr. J. R. C
Mr. Jenkins, Mr. Turner, and other members of tilt
who were generally in concurrence, expressed the
Motion that there was a great deal of truth in the
went made by the master, that the increase of amt
eat-relief had induced large numbers, knowing MI
crowed state of the workhouse, to apply for adminsi
obtain the increased out-relief. This was, howev•
the only cause ; there were many cases of real
;mused by sickness, and more especially in that pm
the destruction of their homes and means of livelihi
the railways. Mr. Corbett said these explanatir
perfectly satisfactory. He might add that, in hit
inspection of St. Pancras Workhouse, he had tout
the direst:ore had not only conied out all the meant
Lions for improved ventilation in the infirmaries
inandial by Dr. Smith, but even more ; and when
potions be had made with regard to increasing tl
wards were completed, nothing could be said,
proles of Hick excellent arrangements. In refers
the sack poor, Mr. Corbett, in answer to a questiot
be could assure the directors that the Poor-law Boar•
not lost sight of the important question they hail ►
under notice as to fever and smallpox patients.
HOSPITAL SUNDAY AT BIRMINGHAM. —SI
tut was the " occasion," annual. when at all the
and other places of public worship in Birmik
solkolien is made in behalf of the lu®l charities,
the principal of which take the fund in turn, and tl
rtsins
the
eamount obtained is divided amongst the _
charities. to last evening the amount reported
as this year's result wee 8,6001. • it-isteissably certain
the agginate will exceed 4.000/. This year the
Et sxdusively to the Queen's Hospital.
Do BARRY'S DELICIOUS RIVALENTA
VISO is dyspepsia, Indigestion, co sallusa, consamptios.
*MO, emettpatlon, 411a/rlkee, ,nervous, WWI"
MIL sad etcaseel complaints. Cute No. 611,413.—" Remo, .140-
10.11111—The Wont' at the holy lathes is estollest.
oboe, abenelonlng an other remeatee, Le has eouflne
wattrety to Dn Darryl Ton.). said lab Bonnets cent
tile excellent teed too )tasty."—Onsettetht Ito t. Ds
Co., No 77, Regent-street. London, W. In Ms, at
IR 28.94 len& Mt. subs..

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THE EXiitESS, i
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WEDNESDAY E v roarmi OCrOBEit -31, 1866. •
CUMIN CABS •OP ALLNOED PERJURY., FROM LAST NIGHT'S °Assn's. MARKETS. ....., •
Stabil anti atiiitttrg. . I it; inttiiigtutt. --.--- ____...___ —..— 74.
- ___...-- Thon. (gam or soLiorroas
ormarnargYßO,
meg FAcemerriceitaxtemytts,TO 101
trudyTALt"aLOWy..-TereDspot,
tosAT.
m.21'10(111.
JanClualy.-Theto
migekeogihi.44.
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--e-- • TELE COURT OF CHANCERY. At thOGl*l4bial OBTAIN= AT TRB 411kil /
ADMTRALYT, Ocr. 30.-AIMOINTMENTS.-Lieute- ootRY LMT von MicilAWlAs Scam. Police-court, yesterday,
Slater, &soothed on the charge-shtet as a blacksptabaread-
taunt Or BAstadmeco, luelleciii.thiernannea I Margin 465. • Osiolier to Deismber, 445. Id. m ii. 1
.3,4
mints W. H. C. Clale, to the I:team:leer ;A. h. Phillpotta, BOMBS THE LORD CHANCELLOIL eidiefeeM 68, Regent's-row, Bow-commas, was itANEettels. I December, 44a. 9d. to 4fe. Deliveries to i„..-4
AT WMINEMITIN.
tka oci millaild' Wale Cannel Willtel, tjairg" with CHAIM= PARR. Petendield, Fiempsithe, cattle dealer, to sumer 220 ceahe ; anfwals; 522 cub. sell ft
to the Satellite. Friday, Nov. 9-Appea motions and appeals. haTiall ;4minii"ad wilful and aarnil4 PariarY ia • trial der Nov. 21,at 11. '
Sub-Lieutenanis E. W. F. Boxer, to the Rinaldo ;E. W. AT LINCOLN'S-INN. • • • , '
before Mr. Comminsioner Kerr, at ilia Central Criminal madams mneoutia matte,. Beet, ease la me lath Ant.
corrom_uvius,ool.;
out%
30._we
ha,.
hi
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Burt, to the Satellite. Saturday, Nov. 3-enflame and appeals. Monday, Nov. 6, °oast, ca the 25th bast rnent, Nov. fl, at 11. spit •
Thursday, Nov. ft-
Maiden` Assistants G. S. Keigwin and H. V. Prichard,
to the Satellite. oro, 5, 010101 Jones, Ye, 0 We -••• ' sad No
TZ'pe.dapealY'moCtiandona Wanddnesdalappeale.l-Altri":7l,lNov. 9, Saturday, 10, A lad named David Bade went, on the 16th Mete •••••-• MOMIR CoLLINI, Thclifield Beath bridolesher. Nov. 11. at 11- market. at id*. stm..ta faaaar2.ooo of *pis. &his
44
to the Monday 12, Tuesday. 13, aid Wednesday, 14-eM Tburs-
Assistant Paymaster A. Smith, rupernornerarY, day. Nc.r. le-appcsa motions BLicA
itAnensicittiyddLlissinetels' f Woirtinericbt. plmn;
oberur.,
inNcvst. 211,. .
_at= 174000203
atutbabilbautmut
et
.laci.---ato 1
d. ;
200
penman,
4.
Mr. Shepherd, a butcher, carrying on business at
and appeals. . Noe. 16, Jubileeetrest, Mile-end, and asked for Ms. of lump: Joan THOMAS ALDRIDOII sen., Chatham, late • "mum' 'to 160. ;50 MaranbamAs •to legrkt
_2OO Masora ..., - -- -
steak. He was Rena, and thee he produeed a piece oc lei., Noe. 214 at 11. Kb,. ! Bahia, 12d. to 15td.
_,.• MO led. te INA "'en .
peals. Tbunday, nov. 22-A m and appeals. Fri- paper
Firdlipmen R. N. Greeley, to the Rinaldo ;W. B. baturdaL 17; Monday. 19. Tomtit/. 20, Ind W . .il-Ap-
Ponepard, H. E. Croasdaile, W H. G. Goodlake, C. W. F. day, Nor. WS-Appeal& Saturday, N0v..24--ePatitdons and ap-
series. to be an order from Mr. Thompon. a THOSIII EMS Fume, Alfred-place, Bedfordditleres ; Smyrna, 9d. to lled. •4, Baia, 70. ts -• ..
Crauford, and J. H. Broone, to•the Satellite. peals. Monday. Nov. 26-1-1.1.01111 c fltirtlSTaZireals. ' P,a=titgy, who bad autherity_from the parish to thatid agent, N_0v...17. at 12.
n-reod.
his
rose
esn. ! madras, mt. 10 1,04. ; into, easids,
1..,
70.
is ;
isms such orders on their amount. mr. Shephesd saw at HANDY Mtn, WI dley. . , I
Naval CadeteJ. E. Gregory, R. F. Powell, and A. T. S.
r.,1
...,. k
gr"gler werrantsexa. stable, Nov. 2, at L 20 Pen, 18d. I , i
Carter, to the Satellite. wail tkak it "I a forgery' sad asked the PriiMar ILINRY JOHN YANCOURT, Judd-dame New-road, mercantile -- ..... all
Friday, Nov. 2-Appeal motions. from whom he hed received it, and he said, clerk, Nov. 12. att COTTON 000118.-lidroosterim. OOT. eit_mda.
----------- AT tiscouesoms. " From Mr. Them ." Not being quite sallafirear Smuts. HAWOOOD, Lambeth-walk. publican, Nov. 14. at 2. lase given way in al Ideas of yarns sad dais, vim e •• I
spin, and spin rewired the Fakeers Cowes, Baxter-read, Islington, sorter in th• 1 flat market. In Yarto,. some el ths ludiagemm
appeals. Monday, Nov. 6, Tueaday, C and Wednesday, 7._ ue
SECOND AND EIGHTH TOWER HAMLETS VOLUN- Saturday. Nov. 3-Pethions in lunacy, **Peal Petitions. and e_ pea the q_ 6
TEEtte.-These fine corps, which form an admineistrative .____,_ ~,, thes
Nov. 8-Appeal motions and &Weal 11020 nalnin. He kben Ps°Ps•sd umui to do Fagethlee WARWICK GNAT, Birkenhead, bankar'S Clark, NOV. reNert 41001: Snag MO prepded is v.
battalion, held their annual dinner yesterday at F mr
__e• gjPoeir I,lo:l43d2Hootti. Ira?. wweedasemmee...l with him to Dr. Thompson, and he at once
that Bade should go Pod-office, Nov. IC di
hall, Hackney ; Major &muds., M.P., in the chfai .
o_oThtee gacurday, Nov. 10, and Don
_altii. I!
4 a ----.Ti-Cied-i aktrifi NO but when be got there he said that be: aid not get
usual toasts were duly honoured, the name o . c_ 1
.1 -Appeals from the County P solirizin.at Nortbst Betlindgress,bootinakerMov.l4,ath i lareawaZillinevaaaa•to takeliasaaiinduciedab:eopiderebielawaaPma-1011111 . ' 1•‘. .
ex Lancaster, 11:4.111/Plain___. it 'from Dr. Thompson, but from the prisoner Thome& -nerienat VA; CERZWILL, CanDollitTeet-rOad, Skin dealeT, ! bostisesTs-vm theselares, the isi=g ban fce_TOolld • alk..
, when appealed' to repudiated the Nov. 17, at 11.
Wedneed N 14-Appeals Thursday Nov 16-Appem mom Dr. Them . W.V. 110.
13840 te bs given Otto grustodi fox JOHN Baltelta, Abbott's 80001 M-hall Farm, Emir. itmar. • insure anticiptod =to aceelit la Galt kb*. r_, .
• kets ; but that ham basa kern ma fal
Walker (who wax uofortundely ament through dis
tion) bethg coupled with " PrnsPeritY to .t, „
he 2nd Tower motions an •
- d ppeals. Friday, Nov. 16-Petitions in lunace, maw • and
fit appeal petitions, and appeals. Saturday. Nov. 17 Moodie, le,
untwist it, hnowmis it to be feces& He wee token before ww,,. 17. as it laP
Hamlets ; and that of Captain Smith witn y Tuesday. to, and Wednesday. M-Appath Th y, Nov. 22- __, _
_,_ ,_ „_...
_____.... SALMONS, Ludgate-MX fancy ware- sides. In home trade yarns sellers report a ase }kik
to the Bth." The proceedings were divenified by the pre- Appeal motions and appeals. Fry, Nov. f3-Petidons •
111 mr w ootryou, sue ummetrats at the Thames police wort, ALBERT LIONILIICRWTTZI 1
bwriaess.
at
purchase
ouly
to
topo, . .
.7-f.r. .
sentation of • bean p t for houseman, Nov. 17, at 1 .
tiful Id medal to CaFtaks ChM". lunacy, appeal panted, 'apace's. Saturday, Nov. 24- when he made the same stet/mead. Slater waa 01.0 . IMWAND WPM PHILLIPS, Hollowayeatd, late wins merchant, wants, and are in favotur of bnyeie galasstill, _ -
,
of the 3nl company of the 2nd, by the non-commissioned Ap ..11s. Monday, Nov. 26-A motions and appeals. and swore he never par him the order, and knew notlung Nov. 17, at 11. with thou of bet Friday. Boyers of mit Mem inT"'
Olken and men under his command, as a to end o h
kof the 'I 4 p (If any' on whichthe Justice* may be toiled about it. Rade was committed for trial, and Slater re- mnuan Lump tuning, Denbigh-street, Pimlico, glees and 1 hove beets ehm to inlay themeekrm t0.a.c:"..44. bp
in the f:D court or at the Judicial Committee of the vy 11. Me& I •
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manner in which they regarded the unwearied devo o _ • onintii
sie
(nee
ted. Pea
ted his evidence to the affect that he never pve Bade sign writer, Nov. 17, at 11. merchant, I cheaper than they eceld have done last .
had shown to the mtensta of the come. Mr. F. Toole, BBFO TifE MASTER OF THE ROLM Se .
the order and knew nothing about it. On the other hand JOUR BILANSOOIII, Singleton-street, Holton, Umbel. , downward tendency
ey
pmees in
cloth
has
ham
who is a member of the regiment, officiated as toast- AT wesrunterne. Fade maintained that he did give him the order, and ur Nov. 21, at 12. • •
JOHN WINDEN, Everikla-street, Islington, and Homey-road, I rated by the fall in yarns, and there ia a serials . 11111
master. Friday, NOT. T.-)104:1011S, and general paper. his bare userdon, be being a prisoner at the time r.
' • midst in stained glass, Nov. 21, at 12. lin goods of all sorts, both for home trade
..----------- AT CIIANCEIT•LANZ. Comminsioner Kerr directed the jury to aoquit the then pn- Crudes Wee, Poplar-row,New Kemt4d.einreen,Nov.ll, at 1L I wpm,. Prim oso so tow aad aarer=l:ll_
tat , • . !i;
STORM AT LIVERPOOL. SatnidaY' Nor. 11.-Petitimia' shoat Caniek adianTaad Pm' sonar Bide, and ordered the thee witmese Water to be proem JANIS EDWARD BTEVINS. Notiolk-tartaee, Waldbaum-rove, same imam sad men „,,demhe are e.A...t......,
_al
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2200120, and geeeral peper. Monday, Nov. 6, Tuesday, 6, and anted foe wilful and corrupt perjury.. On the examination on danyompany's clerk Nov. 21, at IL I The we eklag et kon..aiigamlen, Tarerneo77,74 7175, .
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WRECK Or THe CHIP SUNDA AND LOBS OP LIM. Wednesday, 7-General psper. Thursday. Nov. 8-Motions and
Frida last Fade swore that the pnsoner Slater gave him inoitAs ti AA CI, -drat, North Woolwich, time. .
, eeneral paper. Friday, Nov. 9-General paper. Saturday, I bourbood has been redusedi tothme did form data:semi
.—e— y :th 16th inst. .2 •th great mthutenese keeper, Nov. 17, at 11.
• Nov. 10-Petitions, short causes, adjourned annunonsea, end the order on e ,an en 5 000 looms ars said to be
VINCI/IT EDWIN Ouna, Bove, Sessex.schoolinseterteoml7.atl2. I More than , wee 1 *All
LFVERPOOL, TeFirotr- general paper. Monday, Nov. le 7neaday. ts, and Wednesday. detailed the circumstances which led to bis ping to ?dr. WILLIAM imence,Baldock, Herta, cattle dealer, Nov. 17, at IL Burnley and in the neighbourhood. Short tiros sm. .
14-oenerd paper. Onanday, Nov. 15-Motiens and general Shepherd. He distinctly fasted that Slater met Min at the HIRRY 110151 a, Winchader, balder, Nov. 17, at 12. tes be pnerally extending all through the cotke Ebb*
From an early hour yesterday evening, and up per.
Friday, Nov. 16-General papee sasoydsy, Nov. 17- West India Docks and gave him the order, which be sub- •
..01111 RRID, Bye, Sussex, licensed victualler, Nov. 17, at 1. Sellers of cloth are to-day quoting prices fully {rho. I . iir
to the despatch of our parcel this evening, there has pre- retitines, short canoes. adjourned 'IMMO Si I.
Olt dni,?e°°' and gear' sequently gave baek to him. They then walked together CHARLES MARSHALL, Epsom, lishmozge.itNy-ov. 17,
coffee-tows
per lb. lower on shit:hip than they would haat mod
4, veiled a heavy gale from the westward, roe Moeda, Nov. 19, Tender. -, en ...ed. - til th came to a place between the Stepney railway Menu CBANNINO, Bri
and the damage to eneral paper. Thursday. Noe. If-mourns sed mom tin .ey last week. aa i ,
keeper. Nov. 17, at I.
the shipping in the Channel, judging from what has Friday, Nev. a-General paper. Saturday. Nov. Se-PetltiOns, .
station and the catholic chapel, when Slater Wain Pee umospsimoNs
HMISHAW, Mark-leme, City, wine merchant, ----
lalready been reported, must be of a rather serious nature. s•liortmov.
si___
ntions
and
0.......1
palm.
.:22bes adjourned summonses, and genera paper. moo- him the order, remarking that he might as well give it to „,or. 17.
.2 l. w00u5tz...../Aim om. 30..../%2 .....,..... ..
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him then, sa no one would see him do it. They walkedoon '
ADOLPH! THOMAS JOCANNEAD, Strathmore-terrace and Popes- : n0,,,,,,H, both in the andnute drgmTarts,Cle
ou=
Though the disastrous effects of the gale cannot at present ga
riEFORE VICKCHANCELLOR SIR R. T. KI24DERSLEY. together, and Slater stood about thirty yards from the oh p eat gelded', cab proprietor, Nov. 15, at 11. ted little animation • the atteadaam a Mania
obe aseertained, yet, with the wind from the west, it ia pos- AT WlSTiOnereS. whilst he went in and presested the order. FRIDRRICIE BLINN, Cadlemortai, Woreestathire, farmer, ! Ceasr,:aad merchants has teen below the _ _ Medi 1
1 sible that only the " top ham "of the shipping in the .
Friday Nov. 2-Motions. and Nov. 12, at it quen•
AT trecourtenre. The prthoner denied the whole of this statement, little business of importance haa taken piese,-.7 rw ,
Channel will suffer. Y y the ship Sunda, under Muria' Oinigeoe Jeanne, Derby, attorney, Nov. le, at 11. I -Fur
saturday, Nov. 3--Petitions, short causes, adjourned sum- declarer' that he could bring evident). to prove that he
JOHN PSILLIPS, Cwnsion and Glyncerrerg, Glamorganshire, medium elsedrorreels of steel tweeds bare dim* bah . MN :
command of Captain Lemon, salled from the Mersey for menses, and general paper. Monday, Nov. 6, Tuesday, 6, sad was somewhere else on the morning in question. The cir- grocer, Nov. it at 11. •in %he °oleo hall, though saes are now elkelsi ala i ON**
Aden, with a cargo of coal, in tow of the stemn-tug wadornday, 7-Gemeral papd. Thursday. Nov. 8-Notions,
eumatanc•es being so singular, Mr. Martin, the chief clerk, Amps mmHg, Winchcomb, OloucesteTshire, licensed victualler. : more difficulty than was the Cage a abort time ro, ik ,
Sea King. Through some unforeseen or unexplained adjourned nuamossea, and general paper. Friday, Nov. 9-
told Eade to write the names of Shepbard and Thompon, Nov. 9, at 11. I time for etook-tiV drairlizZli, sad the tarealesimd . prIC
circumstance the vessel in proceeding down the Formby Petitions, adjourned summtodnses, end general paperioteaturday, ••t ._ .•„. t ..... vevt touched° Devonshire journey-
genera 1/111eu ne (Ull, ano. tuo similarity to those Ilatnel in the WILLIAN JOHN QC4NT, •-it In r . the „awn haws a prop, effest
enm thin
pie . , um
e,
Channel' etrack an tka tail of one of tka kaaks' Nov.
";1401117: cau'ea.
teaday, is, and° \*Yednesda- . 16- order was so great, that Alderman Cveland remanded the
y, Nov. 12, J mu
PENISt:ArII-, Pilvi:l2o,ilth, diet htholyorders. Noa.re, atm*. is perticular, se the demand has up to &isnot ins , at:
i, and notwithstanding the exertions of the Sea King, t"Or jecrim paper. Thursday. sm. 15,__Hourms, soiourowr ww...
case for further Inquiry, and admitted Slater to bail in the flourishing condition the deems h
RICHARD PARR, Raab', Yorkaiire, men miller, Nov. 19, at IL been in a very , us tr..
e. opposed to a fad ebbing tide, the Sunda stuck "r`
mouses, and general paper. Friday. November re-Petition,. small reeognisanoes of 10/. each, which, however, he did JOHN HAYWOOD. She Meld, Me maker, Nov. 10, at it perceptible than in makes which have set hem la NO
fad on the bank. The wind at the time-between five adjourned gummotoes, and general paper. Saturday, Nov. 17-
Df and six p.m.-was blowing hard, and ea the tide receded Short MUM, Odui°Urßedwaunirl_les, t btain
swisral pa per. M ea. 110 0 • JOHN BLUETS, Cheatergeld, surgeon, Nov. 10, at Hi extenaive request. A limited number of piala. Mashie , iii,n,
a terrific squall struck tbe ship, and heeled her right over. day, "teeth Yeekebire wine uteaubullk elso been transfused along with a few
. w"d —2l end r When the witnesses adjourned to the aped clerk's raaularra &mum. Ra • • . sands. ' l'ot.7o'
Nov'
111. T 22-11.otioneen alyourned almonds, and gra :el Nov. 10, d le
The tug-boat, which had remained in cloee attendance all Thunder Y. _ . room to sign their depositions Fade was requested to write Marcel surru, Liverpool, wholesale outfitter, Nov. 11, at 11. I but in midi (Mathias as searcely.tri be ysf Eine mettles
the time, managed to a certain extent to close with the Pape_ ._ grirlvy Nov. sViPetitiorla• ad.lo,olled laulamonato. and re order to dictation and he did so. That copy wal Pro- WILLIAM COTSS, Nantwkh, Chester., auctioneer, Nov. IL at 12. I tion; Hair. .lote ite_w teem She,
_rt.e!_,_
___lttlreetteu,_____. .11 81111111
general paper.' Saturday, Nov. 24-Short causes, adjourned 4 flee 3
wed in court yederday, and examined by Colonel Come m mimed, STswART, Liverpool, and Clifton-road, Middle- i menet, temp toe &moans as morn mamma SY
, Sunda, and rescue the pilot and six of the crew. Owing to summonses, and general paper. Monday, Nov. 26-Motions,
! the prevalence of a heavy sat, the Sea King could render adjourned eurernome, and general paper. Wilson with t attention. sex, merchant, Nov. 9at 11. morning ham not been to any great exist Hang NA Mesa
1r- but little aseistanc•e to the mat of the crew and officers on MORE VIC3i-CHANCKLLOR SLR J. STUMM. The evidence of the wineries was read over to them and 9.
at 12.
THOMAS GREINHAIA)II, Manchester, silk commiadon dank Nor. have been in but slight request. A eprinairteratabini
..
,
, 5 beard the disabled ship, and the pilot advised the captain AT trWrIONSTER. sworn tot and when Eade's had been finished, 0110501 HARRISON, Stockport, plumber, NOT. 12, at 12. and witneys in dark shades have met with I E
wt of the tug to run for Liverpoo
1 and inform the lifeboat Friday, Nov. I-Motions. chums in small quantities. Other desisipiime iseeM • i
Colonel Willon--pla Mr• BitePbard aak you wham Yon Roam CARTWMOUT, West Gorton, lenceshire, paper siather, in .
nominal demand. Tua. his
est . air
AT LINCOLN'S-INN. ater•lY ,
' authorities. This having been done, the Liverpool life- got the order from? Nov. 12, at 11. Mine •"17., Mg
Saturday, Nov. 3 -Petitions. short caned, and MIMI. Ead yes
sir. 'reeled. Mossoe, St Leonard-gate, lanced., grocer, Nov.thritl2. noticeable &Aeration in prices. _ . ... e.
.„ boat was taken in tow by the steam-tug Tartar, Captain Monday. Nov. 5, Tuaiday, 6, and Wednesday, 7-thinece. Thum- JOHN UNWIN. Pendleton, Lancash., comml. traveller,Nov.l9,dll.
-'. Miller, and both vessels reached the scene of the diauter, day, Nov. 11-Motioni and causes. Friday, NOT. 9-Petitions Colonel Wilson-And what did you say? ••: In
cu. JOsErg TrßriN, Brightlingsea, FAWN, pubecan, Nov. 10, at lli. MANUFACPURE23.-HomageortsiD, Oct. Ille-Sin , s
when the hull of the ship was completely submerged, and causes. Saturday, Nov. 10-Short causes end ca .
uses Mon- Eade-I said from Dr. Thompon. -_. TMOMAs MOM Wednesbury, miner, Nov. 12, at 12. have bean eery few buyers in the insist tan, al •
and th who had been on board the vessel day, Nov. 12. Tuesday, 13, and Wednesday, 14-Casees. Then- Mr. Shephard-He told me twice that he got it from LIT JOHN House, Barrow-in-Furness, }oda' N
• - ee' 12, et I°' badness in the cloth hall has been weemally eat lie
i had taken refuge in the upper rigging. Tbe lifeboat, how-
.......mnsee. sei _ay.
day Nov. 15-Motions and causes. Friday, Nov. 16--Petithons Thom..no
urd Nov. 17-Short causes and canoes. Non- - e-- ' • RODIRT ALFRED DORRINOToIt, Barrow-in-Furness and South- lood
merchents, however
continue a
modunistssio LOA
2 ever, got near enough the meets, and rescued the captain, •"4 Colonel Wilson-And when you got to Dr. Thompeon's port, Lancashire, steamboat contractor, Nev. 6, at 10.
day, Nov. 19, Tuesday, 20, and Wednesday, 21-Causes. mum in all the better descriptions of fosse goals eili id NH
_,S mate, and seven men ; but we regret to state that six of day, Nov. 23 -Motions and causes. Friday, Nov. 28-Pedtions you then had the impudence to say that you got it from WILLIAM WARRCRTON, Bradford, mode Nov. 9, at 9.46.
°"- the crew had been previously washed away, and perished. and causes. Saturday, Nov. 24-Bhort causes and cause. Mon- Slater. Do you say it m not your handwritthg ? %aurae Cox, NorUtanipton, artht, Nov. 10, at 10. deeding, and in " patterns, of tibia admit Co
ad WILLIAM CALVERT, Keighley, Tonal., gardener, Nov. 12, at 10. quantity is now order, tine qualm. ddo .ei •• .
.y.
ne ship of 1 381 tons and formerly
LI, The Sunda was a 6 . , ,
day Nov. 26-Motions and causes. Eade-Yes, sir. ALFRZD MATH, Portaes, whitameh. Noe. 22, at 11. every grade are quite %malleable.
belonged to the Black Ball line, but had recently become BEFORE VICKVIANCELLOR SIR W. P. WOOD. Colonel Wilson-You are a great liar. This is your CHARLES PRERCZ, Worceeter, Inner. Nov. 13, at 11.
nie the property of Messrs. Angel and Co. Several vessels AT WESTILINSTRIL handwriting (holding up the oopy which he wrote to dicta' MAMMON Yarniee, Wimborne Wider, Dersetshire, carpenter, .' P:
Fridsy, Nov. 2-Motions. WOOLS.-HODDIMITIELD, COT. 30.-th ell &odds . ram
0 i are reported in distress off the port. A: large ship, with AT LINCOLICS-ralt. tion). Nov. 9, at 11. el well-grown wods there is a steady demand et Min • ... , 1
eh, her topgallant masts gone, and the ensign reversed, has Saturday, Nov. 3-Petltions, short aides, adjourned gam- Eade-Yes, sir. roes Fiume. Southampton, draper, Nov. 14, at 12.
4 been seen off the Great Onnehead ; two other vessels have monses, and general paper. Monday, Nov. 5, Tuesday, 6, and Colonel Wilson-You ought to be indicted. Yon an a JOHN WOOD, Halifax, mason, Nov. 16, at 10. -in some instance& commanding an amass. IM is :
... . •
JOHN Fzecire FieLpitio, Huddersfield, watchman. Nov. 26, at 10. sorts remain firm, but demand not so brWt. - at
for been reported in distress off the bar ; and a schooner, cap- Wednesday, 7 -Genereadl urday Nov. 10-Petitions thief and a liar, and your own handwriting proves it. Do
Paper. satand . neral rM . WILLIAM RoBERTS, Holywdl, Flintsh., saddler, Nov. 9, at 11. ' Nom
• sired, is near the wreck of the Sunda. As regards the short causes, adjourn summonses. ge PaPreti
.... - on. you suppose that I can believe you? lou are a very
,-, ADRAH•II Mange, Gorton, Lancash., bricksetter, Nova; at 2. CORN-Huss _ Ocr. 30.-At to-day's mad i a ;-
crew of the latter vessel, it is feared, as nothing whatever .
day Nov 12, Tuesday, 13, and Wednesday, 14--Gene Parr* wicked fellow, and Ido not believe a word you say. un EDWIN Same Bows, ?due:bean, protemor of music, coy.
Thurada . Nev. 16-Motions and general paper. Friday, Nov. - ' donde ppl fEn lish wheat which sells Pali i..
iti
en y o g ,
has been heard, they have been lost. We uaderstand that 16-GenLal paper. Raturday, Nov. 17-Petitious, short awes, what ground was this youth acquitted? at ot. at L lad week a currency,sadivottml runs of taw rat= .
'• be 8
Tbe Second Clerk-On his statement simply ; without Murree HAmwoop, Leigh, Lancesh., labourer, Nov. lt,st 1
to _ _ _ha.
to
quality
spa
1 the Sunda lies in a position in the bar most danoerous to adjourned summonses, and genet's' paper. Monday Nov. 19, . tha i bt Boned. SrluuT, South Stockton, pattern maker, Nov. 9, L 52e. per 5041 •• °
other passing ships, and that telegrams of werning have Tuesday, 20, and Wednesday, 21-General ewer. iThunday any corroborative evidence, and upon t a one, r. . i
2 been meat to all the porta. Nov. 12-Motions and general paper. Friday-, Nov. 23-General Commissioner Ken directed the jury to acquit ,
• itade end lit muds BALL EXTERIXT, by,
Nov. 13, at 11. Ulee Uncolnaldre. boot make; Foreign held very ihmly, an prices ia board ein .
Baricgclifiamating rather dearer, but grinding alit nit, mi
S ___
___, ordered the twosecution of Slater. . JOHN ROWLIT, Wellington, Shropshire, miner, Nov. 16, at 10. sew h being oetnaerattsely cheeps!. law .. ae,
summonses, and general paper. Monday, Nov. 20-Motions eurg colonel wilson-It is very drange ; .the strangest thing EDWARD PRTCZ Ruth Liverpool, chemist Nov. 16. at It
THE HEALTH OF LONDON. general paper. ov 10 at 4. very firm. Osta eail-ireely, especially eidditaiim For
one I ever saw. (To the witness Wel-Did you my this ADOMITUS RATIO*, Eccles. Lanni., salesman. N. , Mate is.
tier
qr ~,,eher. yoretlin
mirth yer
eon, • J
was Slater's handwriting? 301111 CLARK, Chatham, late proprietor of dining rooms. Nov. on-
It appears from the return issued by authority THE POLICE COURTS. Eade-I never add that he wrote it. I only mid that
_ll_.3_. at te Wheat, 7,067 ; list7e3;•, 18,486 ; oats, 9,645 ; bed II; other.
of the Registrar-General, that in the week that ended on Groans oATET, Ringston•upon-Htill, botcher, NOT. 10. at 11. peas, 1,127 ; /Tidier, corn, 3,04.5 pa,
o-- be gave it to me. - ti
RORRITT 1111tRY Serra, Bristol, gaa engineer. Nov. 23, at M.
it. Saturday, October 27, the births registered in London and MANSION-HOUSE Colonel Wilson (looking at the two documents)-I have trance OCT. 30.-The supply of wheat was file
twelve other large towns of the United Kizplom CHARLES HASSLL, Elvetham, Hantailaassothalliff, Nov. 6, st IL
..._ _ a
s;dd
steadily
at hist
neek,s
cam. psitym I;
5..1
Mer - . • -__ _, . - .... . James Blake was brought up .
in custodyof detective officer no doubt that thole are both in your handwriting. How Bower tierr,warkworth. Northern , wooer, NoT.l2,at 11. nay,. moo
ter, were 4,2.10 ; the deans minaret' o.ueu. Tem annu rate a ' (lel
Obee, charged with stealing two saddles, a solid er am to ve you ew en you
1 I belie (Ead ) h tell Mr. Shepherd Wn.Liem Ram, Tenby, Pembrokeshire, bootmaker, Nov. IL at 9. not in so large a quantity as of late. iiii-yenCestri ,
au
of moredity Warn 26 per 1,000 persons living. In London n.yget Joan itiVta, NottinOam, baker, Nov. 28, at 11. caution, but prices were well maintained. Baas nip '
portmanteau, divers books, a quantity of scents, soaps, and that Dr. Thompson gave you the order, and when yo
for the births of 1,099 boys and 1,049 girls, in al 2,145 ail- other articles, the property of Means. Smith, Elder, and to Dr. Thompon's oou say that Slater gave it to you. ou DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. fully as dear. '' '
• cri
dren, were registered in the week. In the correspon • Company, of Cornbill. are • thief and a liar. (Turnips to the prioner)-You 11, ROBERT PARRY, Worcester, eeneral ontfitter--Ist Mei- Las,w_ ,30,. 30.-mi._ ____•...e ‘,... wt... ,r,, b..
weeks of ten years, 1856-65, the avenge number, correeditn Warnn of 4a aid. thy Thursday, at Kinnear' , Birmingham. ---• a.'" "'"w"` '!`". - --'' -, •
Mr. Wontner, jun., appeared for the prosecution, and may leave the dock, sir. • but late rates are fully insisted ce, us a ils p m
, for increase of population, was 2,068. The deaths regis- 0. K rortourre Inerpool. beerseller-ld di:idend of Ssd., any eusSts _ •
stated that in August last the prisoner, who wan in the ser- 10r. Thompson here stepped fonnard and said-Do you Wednesday, at Turner's. Liverpool. business doing are obtained. Fire barleo tatillsor; .'-
se°, tered in London during the week were 1,394. It was the vice of Mr.Harris,a cannan,went with a vanto the premises not think thm fellow ought to be prosecuted for keeping talus* RowLsgf.a. Maelsynlleth, hotel keeper-let dividend other sorts as before. Beans and other articlaumbei , 1
forty-third week of the year ; and the average number of •
to take a quantity of goods to the docks, for shipment. He this poor man in prison for so many days ? of 2s. 3d., any Wednesday, at Turner's, Livened. LivgarooL, Om. 30.-At to-day's market a bin 1
:ee,ll- deaths for that week is, with a correction for hicrease hardware merchant.-lst dividend of
r ived 13 packages, of which two were stolen on the way, Colonel Wilson-I think he ought, but I cannot see the G. L PALdNa, Liverpool, average attendance, but Mare was only a liailsidemi . p ;
"Up of population, 1,271. The present return exhibits 21d.. any It ednesday, at Turner's, Live
though the prisoner brought hack the usual tickets, aa way to do it. for whed, at Friday's advance of 24 to 3d. ear met . 1
itra: an excess of 123 deaths above the computed number. dividend of dd. an
DANIEL RoaRRTS. Rutbin, grocer-bid -.- . y
though be had delivered the whole of them. Some of the The prisoner was then discharged. Flour stead Indian oorn inactive, and nebr km g ;
Wednesday, at Turner's. Liverpool. I.
bcmt The excess is partly due to affections of the air passages oods were f If tto Shan h • d there to Rom-
er s mmen . g ru, an o thee finer Oda •
MARLIN NASH, Liverpool, bootmaker-2nl dividend of 6d, any Beans and peas unchanged. Malt ra___ • •
_. „_ (bronchitis). One hundred and twelve deaths from cholera ga
• It would seem that the goods were properly puked Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool. 6d. to la per load dearer. e ;
''' `' d 3" d ths from diarrhoea were rettered. The deaths - ' vi of 20s.
10 12 aa •ea • , , by Mr. Lloyd, who is tbe supenntendent of that d9u.et' ST. PAUL'S, S
-OUTH KENSINGTON.-On Sunda ROBERT CANS, Stockton .nrc""e"' Me?"l4 di dend . LYNN, Oor. 30.-A good attendance at today's mkt ,
10 1.2 from both forms in the last six wee were 248' 2'", `"" ment in the establiehment of the prosecutor'. The y any Saturday, at Ladmana, Newcastle-mot= til
10 12 254, 199, and 144. Of the 112 deaths last week lad sermons were preached in this church, in aid of the JOSEPH &MIXING Snaffbarn Prior Cambei , grocer-
lst and a better supply of wheat, which fully malabisi
_. It. :
goods coexisted of a case containing two new eaddlreaall
10 12 from cholera no les& than 30 extremely malignant cases fde of the Consum don Hospital, Bromptoo, bilme- dividend of 1e..65d., any day ;Her Nov. 12, at the County week's enhanced rates. Malting barley in lass eop'tlit ,
other cavalry accoutrements, directed to Captain Bradford, daunt d•• • g ThePßev. Cepel Molyneux, the incum. Court...once, Newmarlcet. demand was active, at la. per cir. more reedy; e9lll :
10 11 occurred in Woolwich Dockyard and the Plumstead sub- at Bombay ; and the other was the solid leather i_. •
...It. Y a jail".
.th ' t St Luk ' ohs WILLIAM HITCHEN,
15's ! districts near tbe southern outfall sewer. The Plum- , preached m e morning, rom . e, mv. p., Newmarket All Saints, late licensed victual- tia lost woe. Beam snd oate proem eifrn• pampa", .
portmanteau, which was stowed with books, scents, frc., 12th 13th, and 14th vanes. After an earnest and mrac- ler-lst dividend of le Bd., any day after Nov. 12, at the to tho rr owes :-whoos. white. old, gmbs, te gen, si, :- an
'" stead owlet occurred in the rah d• tri
ma is ct, where many low
10 8 and directed to Mr. Ernest Webb, at Shanghai, whose tical:diesoune on the subject of beneficence and Christian Cennty Caurt-etheer Newmarket. to 60e. ; red, ditto, 621bs. to 631b5., Ma to Me: that
10 8 houses am environed by tidal ditches. The medical officers name, engraved on • bresa plate, was affixed to the port- DIVIDENDS. • Gth a aid
10 6 of health have given an interesting. account of the hygienic hos itality in its highest sense, the preacher strongly urged new 611bs. to 621ba., Me. to 58s. • red, &tie,
manteau. The saddles and the portmanteau withthe plate hie Pcongregation •to give their help freely aud shun- u ampton-Nov. 26. E. Bodd, ,
14141:1Tie 15S
5.ey8,.g Cake". a°Nottiv. 21. F. Swenbeck, Podia- IDA ' "
621 be., Me. to 565. Barley, best chevalier male% . del
measures now m operation, showlng an amount of vigi• torn off, had been found by the detective officers who had ditto Ilk
, with lance and efficiency in some districts for which the local dantly to the Consumption Hoepitat, whose objects needed buildiZ, Crest ToWer-street, merchant-Nov. 14. 8. Middleton, to 541ba., 45e. to 49a. ; ditto runs chevalier , • r
searched the premisesof Moees Moses, in Black Horse-yard, 381ba. *As fk
no explanation. It provided all that Wag needful Exeter, plumber-Nor. IL E. H. Garlick, Plymouth, chemist- to 531 M., 38e. to 425. Oats, 36Ibs. to , .... .a., L
authorities and their excellent health officers have not AM te It red th t the risoner when asked by hie
ga
• 1.72 a P for the bodies and souls of the suffering inmates. Nov. 12 D Miller, Blackburn, bookseller-Nov. 14. M. Parker, Beim, 631 b, to amim, Bps, to dos, poi, Infiaana
st lb obtained due credit. The evidence of activity in other 4.9
master to exp n what he could of the loss and was told
10 12 distrieta is by no means equally conclusive. The health Every one had seen amongst his own family or Sham Wesonoreland, coal merchnit-Novil4 T. Moirgr,
MT to trilbe., 375. to 415. :Ci
t!), 1! officers of Bristol and Birkenheed, as well as of London the fact that the goods had been found, had left his em- friend' the fatal progreu of consumption, essentially the 'ea. Herefordshire, asio
blacher7l*"' 16.
Bela 1 lieaminster, NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, OCT. 30.-The weather,
• tloyment and had kept out of the way until he was appre- eraddshire, blacksmith-Nov. 12. A. 0. le, MOE
" ' bear ample testimony to the utility of the disinfection of malady of this climate and oountry. No diseue was so Dowittahww. curt to holy orows_Nov. 12. T. Paine, liddletewn, days of fine bremee, has become moist egara• „_, cy'v
10 '2 ended h . • ht.
on t e previous ntg
10 0 the cholera dejections by @hooked agents. This can only These facts were briefly proved by Mr. Barrie, the mem distressing in its effects ; for its victims needed Care, Dorsetshire. harness maker-Noy. 12. W. Crockford, Dorchester, market this morning we bad a moderato showet.rf b
10 obe done effectively and kindly under medical imperil- nourishment, gentl rein d edical skill. often for engineer-
. enu g, an m Nov. 12. T. B. Mitchell. Malden Newton, Dorset/hire, from the growers as well as front the cart, lig 0.
Ur carman, and by Mr. Lloyd, and a very long period. In the preacher's experience many shoemaker- Nov 22,
Noy. It J. Antal, Dorchester, painter- . y Pas Molts the s
ul chemical ex riment to be r-
. with °on- It is a difge.--t P.ll r:. Mr. Alderman Lusk (on the application of Mr. Wontner, abroad the arrivals are to a fair extent.
, ; mi. formed by a practued operator TO piece carbon° jun.) renianded the prisoner until Monday next, when he bad utterly exhausted their means-spent their last
• W Spaeth and E Beydges Strand, ironmongers-Jan. M. . rads deal '' •. m
Tr. - W ter 'scrivener . and West Man Mdang-houee Mark-lane reading lees favourable, our • , .
acid or chloride of zinc, or pe.rmangate of potash, farthing-before seeking admission within the doors of ee. "'re! .
will be brought up with Moses Moses, the receiver, for that hos 'tal hich h ft• ' fb' t*
pi ,to w te o erings o is congrega ton WII 'Bristol N rt and Cardiff whole- disposition for business, and very few _ .
~
toy
keeper-Nos. 29. R. eA. , . ewpo , ,
in the hands of people who have never seen these sub- sale tea dealer-Nov. 22. M. Cooke (separate estate), Denton, resulted, although offered at Saturday's rates. lain •
kes of further examination. had given him the privilege of sending in the coune of Lancashire, hat mauutacturer. articles we have little variation to note, film iambi •.. . ~ m
stances, know none of their properties, and have just been WESTMINSTE'R.
terrified by the sudden loss of a father, a mother, or a last year fourteen in-patients and 112 out-patienta. Tbe PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. ....,....-...e.ensse•••".2 •, I;
A poor man, apparently between fifty and sixty years of
t Ito" child, is to do nothiag. The poor people cannot be ex- amount of good done by means of this charity in the last L Cooke and J. Robinson, Richmond. Yorkshire, drapers- ' the
age, applied to the magistrate for his subteen under the TRAFFIC MaI:TENS.
midi.' pected to know bow • house is to be dieinfected, and still twenty-five years was almod incalculeble. Since the L. Cooke and E. Milner. Richmond, Yorkshire. draperi-w. • el
following circumstances. He said that he Waa a discharged at
tousle, lei to perform the operation. The decline of choler& can of the fi t rt. f the new buildin .
2 Clegg. M. Ow, W. Garside. J. Taylor, and H. Holland. Roch- --e--- Ad el
addier from the Royal Artillery, with a pension of 6d. per ?Peultri6 the filer P.Of I°'n .yoatient. who had re-. dale, flannel manufacturers, so far as regards W. Cled-J. W. D. maw Pas Not' TM I.
be accelerated, but to ensure success every part of 1.011 dOn . ay.
a He broke his wrist by accalent two months ago, and laived t: num
' 298 in
a f v brokers-W
• . ..- anu Roche and H. 08. Thompetn, Id erpool, cora • ILULGATI. Open. Seogeel. Chandies. VW ,
..
must do its duty ; and should expense in the poor districts was an out-patient of tbe Westminster Hospital. His wife " reetinent was 13„ an o out-patienie or :
c''''' - Baxter and W. Nall. Hulme. Lancashire, screw bolt manatee- Wk nd AumstlB .11 14 aus I •
stand in the way, the metropolis will no doubt be as each of these patients having been under medical care for tureni-W. Booth and s. Cheetham, Manchester, commbrion ee °Hots. coo roll.
. hail been laid up during the same time with bad legs, and d Bombay, re • t 306 1,490 yall MHO . , ,
willing to pay a cholera rate as all England as they had two children they were driven by their mix- a period varyieg from a few weeks to several months, and agents-W. Went, aen., W. west, jun,. and T. Wed. Leeds an a,„„ ~....._., ~, - ,
1 519 al Vs IP'
was to pay a cattle rate to meet an emergency. in many instancee with successful results. The peat ad- Wakefield, woollen draper.% so far as reirenis T. West-I. e'_',,"':„fs,',"el''',e..T ~.
t & oe' fortunes to seek parochild aid from St. Margaret's eel VS l'ili 14
, ..reuie The rata of mortality last week was 24 per. 1,000 dition to the number of patients, through the enlargement 3Entine. J• Cbeetham, and W. Davies,
riOildleun. cotton waste Er'oco"7en'Tsf"awiTyr" es Hs
and Bt. John's, Westminster, and bed received 51be. of deelers-F.. F. Pesch and K iters-W. Thomasand
Hill, Beth. p ,
... _ . we.g ending Oct. W.
in London. 29 in Edinburgh, and 41 in Dublin ; 20 of the building a few years ap which provided &cement°-
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bread twioe a week. Mr. Nicholson, relieving officer, had . Jane Short. Birruinghant, brewers-R. Twentyrnan and w. Hof- 11.16 la ..
a in Bristol. 22 in Birmingham, 32 in Liverpool, 30 in Lan- dation for 211 in7patients, incireued the expenditure to al. Olsagow A South Western. 249 - - ...
informed him that he was about to etnp the amount of the lawl Cambrtrlge-terracc trimming manutaaurers-
• A' gik-• Lned Mt,tto &S.Coest 314 17 146 6 246 ...-- itg . •
t) cheater. 25 in Salford, Ei in Sheffield, 26 in Leeds, •Z. 3 in i• u ward flO 0001 Tb al bscri ti - • . d.l P 0 Nippel, Hum - °n, on;„, m_ • .
p i o , . a year. e emu su p one E. B. Sampeon. T. sampson, jun., an . • .
re ief he had received from hie pennon, which applicant a
Hull, 3O in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and 27 in Glasgow. thoooht tory bard. amounted to little more than half that sum • and the Mills, near Stroud, shawl manufacturers-T. Norton and J. non
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- 130 1,309 Lim tall 9,1; , -
The rate in Vienna was 60 per 1,000 during the week charity bad still to look to the voluntary contrib'utions of Cleery, Liven. • P
onl rinbrs-li. Barber and C. Welchem, Queen's- els to. ,
Mt 7. Arnold asked what means the relieving officer had h • terrace et John's-wood, carpenters-J. tildnner and J. Odom, Great Luxembourg 134 1,166 6,10
n ending the 20th inst., when the temperature was 4.1 .leg. the benevole • •
et for support. The collection in t e morning • • • - l.ta " 4 1
of stoni *ow the vision' tII rtfordshire tallora-W. S. Thomson, C. H. „t...trtke„Li...nue M- _ ~,, ii
rn°°", Fahrenheit lower than in the same week in London where • ••° - rod •• • amounted to 91/. 3s. 4d. The Rev. Cuomo R. Gordou cbeF°lllll Nam- • e
rof St. Applicant rep ,by vmtuig to the military authorities H. L Cb M cri 11 ""`"Pe""`"
Thorns°. nO. .W Belding and .A. yman, mai e, no ne et -- Zals 1M a
~ the rate ma 27 per 1,000 ; the 640 deaths recorded:during al, . preached the sermon in the evening, when the claims of ufaciurers-P• Drow'n and J. Easton, Fell-street, Wood- North Loudon ll 3,641 1,3 M , •
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u• mr• this week in Vienna included 304 fatal cages of cholera, charity were again warmly advocated. The sum of 5)1. street, general wareh..us•men-S. Rhodes and A. H. Rhodes, daildtelelli . I°
tt, the Mr. Arnold observed that he had no power to interfere, • TraMc temporarily interrupted through .5
showing A decrease of 149 upon thole returned in the pn- 45. Id. was collected after the service. Darlington, woollen merchants-W. Dawson and H. W. Picker- .
'sior-law • but recommended applicant to go before the board of no_ Mg Glasgow. drapers-T. Sinclair, Elia Sinclair, W. P. !Sinclair, et re n ' al
nous week. BRITISH AND FOREIG NBI BLE SOCIETY.- ane .: , •••••;;••••"•aen.e.
rom tbe At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich. the mean height guardians and state his case. _ . T. oinclair, jun.. J. Sinclair, T. DI Sinclair, and J. td. Sinclair, i ay
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le Poor- first annual meeting of the City Auxiliery Branch of this New York, AffleTICS, merchants, so far se regards T. Sinclair,
of the barometer in the week was 29.791 in. The bare- 0 THE PANANA ROUTE TO AUSTRALIS. -•
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xed the .-3UICIDE OF A C LERGYMAV -A gloom haa been society was held last evening at the Hall of the Young Ewa Sinclair, W. P. einciair, T. Sinclair, jun.,andJ. M.Sineleir.
ha ns also to be another • t that should he• Or oz
nietrical j esoire increased from 29.99 in. on Sunday " . Men's Christian Association, Alderegateatreet, Mr. R. N. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. ne .. - _am. obe 0
out over the town .
of Retford and its neighbourhood, by .
were at
, to 30.0" ill.. on Tuesday, and decreased to 29.52 in. on
the death of the Rev. John Mickell, the vicar of Sout
I, wler in the chair Several clergynien were in attendance. Jowl HAMILTON. Auchinaterry, Dumbartonshire, n
Fo , co "radon Mien confidence in the renew' ro _ ,_•..,.. ,H
n'te* m Thursday. The mean temperature of the air in the Nov. 6, at the Elephant Hotel, Dumbartonshire. admitted tO be MOTO tempestuous and hstftniu,..l7,-„, . .
ling as
• , week was 49.1 degrees, which is 0.9 degree above the Lennon who committed suicide by blowing out his brains il J H Hill w t
The Reos. W. P. Toldy an . .. ere presen as a
WILLIAM ANDElmon Dundec, merchant, Nov. 3, at the Royal Pacific, yet the Cape steamers have fuln::ali,
icreaseo , with " 1 Th lem h tl
a mato . e rev. gent an. w o was grea y deputation from the parent society. Tbe report stated
rage of the same week in 50 years (as determined Hetet, Dundee . tracts most satisfactorily, and nearly all the in ,e, • e
;ction of ' '
'Five M 1 • h.. I The highest day temperature was ,
respected by his parishioners and neighbours was ohout that previous to the formation of the society severe' houses JAMES CA RNUTHET.I4. TIIHdeT2IOO. Dumfriesshire, sheep sales- •, ;
have taken place on the Suez mute have .
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_ey
tribie _ ,
.y r. i• au 0..... i years of age, and had been for genie yens ;meter of the were found in the eastern part of the City where the Bible man, Nov. 8, at the King's Arms inn, Lockatte. eill ;
le° 0...1 degrees on sunday. The lowest night temperature '' Indian seem From whichever point we look ettat,L7,
tof the Leverton Grammar School. He was presented to the wan an en ire y neg ec
t. I 1 ted and almost forgotten book, and •
e•as 31.0 degree+ on Saturday. The range In the bee of the two routes, that of Panama is meloo,
le families were without a single= of the sacred FOREICN-oFFICE, Ocr 13 -The Queen has n 1..,
relief to -
weem was therefore 34.1 degrees. The man daily . ,
ace Aof South Leverton in 1834, by Dr. Kaye, Bishop of
who
- • • best-it is the quickest safest, most cannon fi, ..1
was too cr:al d b h
Lin n, an 3, t e some prelate, in 18.11, to the incum. Scriptures. The present society had p at the dispoaal graciously pleased to appoint Frederic Bernal, Beg. f
range was 14.6 ilegs. The difference between the mean . flaw really the cheapest. It mto be hoped Oath( Rae _ ,
Mgt.
tion for bency of Apesthorpe Nottinghamshire. of the committee, for a short time, two colporteurs and Ear Majesty's consul at Baltimore, to be her Majimrtv
" 's
I land vernment and the colonists will mord
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dew-point temperature and air temperature was 2.9 demi. ' • • • • two agents, and they had relieved a gnat deal of spiri• consul at Havre-de-Graca The Queen has also been grie i
Ti-RNPTKP ABOLITION--To-night Demo tne 3lat I gab
ff rta d te *se of the steam ler ,i, I
Ibe 1."" The mean degree of humidity of the air was 90, complete _ • ' - . .- . tual destitution. The colporteurs had disposed of moat teeo an en rpn
;ter roll. f October, the right to receive tolls will expire on ciously please! to appoint Harry l'boluu Allred Rainals, ,h. h has so saccesefany bride" the ocean , .
„__ saturation Letug represented by 100, which point was oc- 0 lc
met,,___.,ue Wally attained on Monday. The direction of the wind was the toads from Wintechapel into Essex called " Th. Mid- 112 Bibles and 216 Testaments, and two depots for the sale Esq., now her Majesty's consul m the Philippine Islands, !wo
of the Scripturia had been opened. There were circulated ur finest colony from t emo
h cher aountre.--110 FFe
to be her Majesty's consul at Baltimore. per
& „.....,"""•''' variable. The rain-fall during the week amounted to dlesei and Esaex-roads." These roads are 311 miles in through the dormitories 883 Bibles, and 1,394 Testaments, Examiner.
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'ft,,LT „all , 1.13 in ,of which 0.87 in. fell OH Thursday. on an length. In the last seseion the trustees promoted a private the total number of Bibles and Testament& disposed of - .
FOREIGN-OFFICE, Ocr. 19.-The Queen has been •
'-',•••':""44,. average•7s-1.:;29 metric tons of rain fell daily on the area bill to abolish the gates in the metropolitan area, and con- through the agency of the society being 2,305. The graciously pleased to appoinut George Thomas Ricketts, BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DLO
n.me ran'. of the South London districts (45,542 acres), and a quan- finite them in and beyond Stratford. The decision, how- committee felt the objects and operation" of the society Eso., no.tv her Majeay's e,o ard at 'Wawa, tO be her Le
"e'r °°°' tity equal to about our-seventh of this rain-fall found its ever, of the House of Commons on Mr. Locke's motion as had not been protierly represented to the merchants of the MMesty s consul in the Philippine Isbinde. .e -
he state- to the " New Cross Roads Bill " the previous session wu BIRTHS. 11l i .
way into the southern outfall works. City, but few of whom contributed to ita funds. The FOREIGN-OFFICE, OM. 29. -The Queen has been , AMER,-October 28, st Albion-grove West. ForttlaT
mount of one applicable te this cue, and the bill of the trudees was •
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the over- abandoned, and therefore all the gates mid bus in the committee, however, believed this fact arose, not from any pleased to approve of Mr. Alfred Ruche aa consul at 1 wife of Mr. W. Amer, of aam .. meg, I
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don and CHOLERA AND DIARRIIMA RETURNS. trust will be abolished. indifference in regard to the objects of the society, but to Penang for hie Majesty the Emperor of Autria. The ' BEN NKTL-October 28. at Ile -" ' • be
.ver, not —.--- LoorioN, CHATHAM, AND DOVER RAILWAY - a want of knowledge of be many claims. The chairman Queen has also been Pealed to approve of Don Joan ,of a son. .4.k. 6.
lart.llll.ll. If'.
tent 28‘ at Gwydyrdnaute, BMWs- - ;
. distress • commended the society to the support of the meeting, and Robertson as consul at St. John, New Brunswick, for the , wife 01 H. Rams, ..1„ a a son.
DEATHS REGISTERED ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 29. Yesterday, the " fourth " act of parliament connected with itl‘d . sti
to those resident in the district where its operations are Oriental Republic of the Uruguay. ''''''..
I sitswisu..-October te, at Seale-lodge, Yo°lllB4 • 1 ce
nrish, by Population estimated the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway, obtained in being carried on. Several resolutions acknowledging the • I
ahood by to middle the late motion. wu issued, to authorise the COMpeny to claims of the society and pledging it support were proposed WHITEH•LL, OCT. V.-The Queen has been A. Seawall, Baq., of a son. Gates. Trill - '
ions were of 1866. Cholera. Diarrhoea. enlarge the Ludgate dation, by making two new deeds and spoken to b clergyinen and others present, after 1 dto constitute and appoint tbe Right Hon. John SHEPPARD.--Geteber 26, at The Iron
of T. B. W. Sheppard, Esq., of • sor ,u 0
suasion, - I Tr
iis "sl'id West district, -
- ! ;malign -.October 20, at aorbun
Rind that North districts 6e6,021 - perty of Apothecaries'-hall, in which the society hams Records of the Court of Chancery in that part of the iof Mr. I. Soares, of a son. oa •00 ;• 1
I...°lThenda" Central districts ... 35'3,219 - carried on business for two centuries. The new "nuts are ... Tin ABORIGINEB FROTICTION SOCIETY AND THE United Kingdom called Ireland. I SWAINSOM-October ti, at 277, Camdarroad. ea- .
- mann- East districts
m the sug- South districts - I°7 - ripl .
w.
nth e orialieed Lord Steele behalf of n m rous
yon ° a pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the Lim MARRIAGH3. .... iii tO .
the visual no are still held as slaves in the LDI-CORSAN . - October 26. at ta• e- OW . •
-- - - rninsioners are to act with the company ae to the land ass
I, but in " we!
/and°. YOlfere h ea th it great seal of the United Kingdom, appointing Rd Heel,
--- --e- Shedaski by the Rev. T. Sale, Daniel Teller._
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Total in London ... 3,037,991 15
Ie• - ---, -- McCalmont Cairns, Knight, to be a judge of tee Court of . F. C. T.' Arnold', M.D., Toronto, Canada Er
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rennet to 1 labour is "at oncedeaclly, loathsome, an unuatermittent.
General Register-office, Somerset House, Oct. 30. widening of Ludgate-hill. The °emeriti= may oontri- Appeal in Chancery, in the mom of the Right Hon. Sir , daughter of Mr. W. Corsan, Clarentunt. Silseb'hl..dran ' .
tion, sabl hute towards the expenses, and may agree with the rail-
ad. thi;elu
• The ex res of the Polynesian slave trade which were James Lewis Knight Bruce, resigned. neober 27, at st• sts-,,,,a,
; DAVSON-CHAPIIAN.-4 , o Dome it •
i
loud had years ego induced the governmeatis of England I Lee by the Rev. J. Kempthorne, ao• - eagles .
d brought SoatnAmrrow, Oer. 30. -Tho North German PenY
way company as to tlae alteration. The money of the tom- m, - te .th h r • h• • CROWN-07F10E, OCT.
is to be taken out of the City lines, end four years is
an" insect, to remonstra In t e erunan aut onties, 29.-The Queen has been ! rygitoggerggeg, ginainepark, to Rose Aux, 0
Lloyd's steamer Amenea, rein ew o
• f N yrk on the 25ne the period limited for the completio f the n treats
no _ ewh a . and
the latter promised not only to abandon the traffic, &aged, by letters patent under the great seal of the I Chapman, Eaq., Lee, Kent. .... asMl4O #
but gen.
to d back the captives to their own country. This, united Kingdom, to constitute and appoint John Rolt, JULY EIL-BENOUP.--Os. .
•tober Y 7 at the Namer o
-Sunday instent, arrived here this afternoon with 156 passengers " IT
d alterin the other street. The act also ant muses a Bordeaux and afterwards at the mitish ,---_,.. a 01.-
4 ehuTehes for this port, Havre, and Bremen, :03 sacks of mails for „.•,.... •
new road to be made at Ramagate by t e Kent t r r
h however it appears has only been pea-daily done nine Esq., one of her Majesty's counsel learned in the law, to be Bord .bthße it if Cameron, HMI, ""*„. my
ioghain a London, and 5,000 dollars in specie for Bremen. The nan y from East Cliff to the Ro Harbour w i
pi Web hundred persons who were known to the London Moe er ai y s rimy. e
' • h M 'est ' Atto Gen ral in all her Maiedy' courts I eaul. y°v. ' ' hada,. "ert.
- a • T. T. Silver, Esq., of Wooderidia. • ,o.fos, L
Lee, twe eir America, during her teenage. spoke the brig Prospero, Oso_
mpany is connected with the Lon on, Chatham
' and sionary Society's agenta being dill missing. The Aborigines of record in England. I daughter of M. Hyacinthe Renout, Cheese e
SI ta
I the third steamer Hermann, Bo.men ship Magdalena, sad obe of tm R• 1 Th et •ed to ithe coned
ver a.i way. ea. now
,issu ” n ' dm. Protection Society requested Lord Stanley to address such _- • - --- --- DEATHS. osite .
he miacel- the National Company's stainiere. able City rmprovementa is the ' fourth of the season by friendly remonstrances to the Peruvian government as CRYSTAL razacz. - OXI SHILLING ENLY.-.., eons.
DENT -October ts st Hlghwood Honae, El 0 •
1 reported SOUTHAMPToN, OCT. 30.-Yho North Gorman ww,ca.
the company, and is the laat local act passed in the late Lord Russell .. _ •
would indwie it to carry mit in md kith the promisemade Tozamy, Ocr. 30.-Admialons on payment. 650 ; ditto . Dent aged 40. '
retain that TOMO years ago. lordship has, in reply, by ~On tickets, 562. Total debars, 1,212. , CIKEENAWAY.-October 28, at The Greve' W
Lloyd's steamer Nes York. Captain Ernst, sails berme to- • informed the secretary of the society that her Majesty's [Advertisement.l-11 ' Greenamer Esq. aged 79. ;
e proceeds MERCANTILE AND EXCHANGE BANE (LIMITEIia- , -OLLOWAY'S OINTMENT •ND , H -• • cm bin eute lloilimmosi3O.
morrow morning for New York direct, with 110 cabin and &cline charge d'affaires in Peru will be instructed to report PILL@ -With the approaching winter it is pendent for ail to rec. • bw
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' New N
Yeeterday afternoon a meeting of the shareholder' of this -- - . • ail mien hem 1i u SMITH.-October 111. Mr. T. G. Smith. ll
a full complement of steerage passengers, aad a large as to the existing state of things in that country with re- !try any meat • ng t , rat t ineurabeet on the aged
bank waa lield at Liverpool, Mr. Forwood presiding. The or no 0
ARAED3A mrp, Ind utling French jewellery from Havre, value rd to th nditi of the labourers impmad• from the suffering under' ulcerations and similar debilitating Mafia tO lernr I
directors reported the present affairs of the bank as much r.i.,.....;5:ic,a.g.°n BM -Odober th, Caroline, the wile ..t .
„„'!".•,,Felmk 72,W0 franca The Hamburg and American Company's have them removed, or worse consequences will follow. This an,'
more favourable then was anticipated a few months ago, '.... —e, Tweiteind •
--' "-mai' "teenier %semis ale, sails hence fur New York to•morrow Ointment is their remedy :on its powen en may confidently usTailf.._ceteber m. iks onacni•quirli. --
Read July the capita still in•set, grunting to upwards of 250,0001. LEATH PROM 13WALLOWING • BEAD. - The rely ;it will sot simply put their sores out of dght, but extirpate
• morning, with 142 cabin and • large number of steerage f mischief • extract the corroding poison sad edam- Usborse, Eat. , sal
ii plungers, and a large cargo of gouda merchandise. A vote of thanks was pawed to the directors, who Ware daughter a a labourer named litenheoloa. living in layer' tittesi:or oso fin i; iea h soup& health - lAA ••it 1
. empowered to preemt to a future meeting a lid of persona pool, died on Saturday from swallowing a glass bead. At ure up te u cer t y aranulatlons --- - - --onorarAll- Wee notitselos
,_. that will abide through life. Under this treatmeet " bed kgs" Pendia sad rubilased Ire e .---___ ..., /woes. ar:
rout raise No rgeggages methl hi, ponied frau Etvops througn whose shares had been forfeited under cirounerunces the inquest yesterday, it wag Metted tkat smite Pueumemo soon become sound, scorbutic skim cut eft their Ws/6k amid erne Lombard.airwet, la the tror .. predpcs d
tiaserrana
at la. *L. the Atlantic Cable yesterday, in emmaiiiimice of a block up which would justify the directors in- dealing with them in coneequetori the bead lodging in the trachea, was the mloui sores cease to annoy. Such hope for the Messed was Mace be Lombard-stmt. in the
e. of the line. a apirit of conciliation and generosity. amnia ansizown in former days. , Wroxissav, °noun sl.
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