The Express.
London, England, 1866-02-27 00:00:00

MT Or WiIIOILINDUII OF ASSOCIATION.

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1. The name of the Oirpany is w The Imperial load Company
of Marseilles (Limited).
1 The reclaimed ogles of the Company is to be In Megised.
The objects for which the Company le established w :
(') The soqulaltion by pantheist, leasing, or others-Lie of lend
in and neer the City of Marseilles, In the empire of trance, sod
the improvenseet, by building or otherwise, of land se par-
shamed or acquired.
(1) The oohing, lowing, transferring or 'otherwise Capons
er mortgaging of the lands. booms, sod Whet handbags and
parka erected. essaitted, or otherwise acquired by the Company,
la large or small porticos or altogether, and either before or
after the same shall have been improved by building or otherwise,
and on such terms as the Company shall think fit.
Mlltu:ismprovement of buildings already tweeted. either by
adding to, enlarging. compiling& or altering the sea, or by
when new hoopoe end buildings.
(4) The investing of the capi.al of the Company In banding
on, or otherwise improving, or adding to, the marketable value
of lands from time to time acquired by the Company, and the
making, maintaining. and noblemaking, all well worts as the Company
may thick Dearmary or expedient for any of the purposes of the
The'
(t) borrowing of money, and the Lew of tranderable or
other hoods or mortgage debentures, or any other securities
founded or based upon all or any of the real or pommel asset.
ar credit of the Company.
(6) The ersaseeffte and ticks at all wad menses aed Wogs
an ghat be soothers or toeidental to the above oblates, or any
of them, Including the applying for and obtaining the incorpo-
ration of the Company In Vranco.
4. The liabllitt of the members is limited.
5. The 'spite of the Company is 41,000,00 e, divided into 80,000
shares of 010 each.

TOME OP LFYLIOLIIOII FOl SMARM
To las paid up by instalments.. To be left with ih• Beakers
No.
To the Directors of the Imperial lead Company of MaresiDes
(Limited).
Gentleinek—Having pad to your *milt with'
Bauk, the sum of , Wag the deposit of per Aare
on shares In the above Company. I request that you
will allot me shares et die each in the Imperial Lend
Company of Marseilles (Limited), and 1 hereby undertake to
accept the same. or say smaller number which you may allot to
ma, and to pay the mitt thereon: aa4 I agree to become a
member of the Company, and request you to place my name on
the register of members, in rasps* of the shares allotted to me.
I am, gentlemen, your °bodkins servant,
BMW in full
Address in fail
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irotesslon
trettal slignatur•
Date IMI
Or the following form for fully peld•op sires:

FORX OF APPLICATION 10IR MARNA.
Par shares to be tally paid up on allotment. T• be ksll WUY tie
Bankers.

Do.
To the Directors of the Imperial land Company et Maresillee
(Limited).
Gentlemen,—llaving paid to your credit with°
Dank. the sum of C being the deposit of tl per
share oa shares in the above Company, I request thM
you will allot me shams of CYO each In the Insperod
land Company of Marseilles (limited), and I hereby under-
take to accept the same, or any smaller number which you May
allot to me, and to pay the balance, L 9 per share, thereon ; and
I agree to become a member of the Company, and request you
to place my earns ea the register of members, In reaped) of the
shame allotted to me. I am, gentlemen
_ _ Yeur obedient; NM*

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Nuns in full
♦ddrer in full
Profession
'Usual avatars
Dale 11.8.

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WILMAINE'S wholesale and export UPHOL-
SIRRY end GIIKARAL FURNISHING WARRHOL
Nee. lat to 115, Newingtan-betts. notarise. Franots4treet.
Ineroet tie largest and most varied stook in London.
AU goods warranted, and delivered fres.
New Illustrated priced lists of fan:diem bedding, Sta. gratis.
MOOD wall best Soorelotbe (part at Taylor's Depositary), ell
&ow patterns and well Bosomed, in Od. per yard, words Sal.

ADOPTED LARGRLY BY BEE MAJESTY' GOVERNMENTS.
CHEAP, LIGHT, aud DURABLE ROOFING.
CROGGON'S PATENT ASPHAL LI ROOFING FELT has
been extensively used and pronounced seßcisat and particularly
applicable for warm climates.
Id. It is a non conductor.
2nd. It is portable, being packed In rolls, and not liable to
damage In carriage,
*rd. It effects a saving of half the timber usually required.
elk. It can easily be applied by soy unpractised parson.
6th. From Its lightness, weighing only about alba to the
square of lOu feet, the cost of carriage Is small.
Inodorous Felt, for damp walls and for damp floors, under
carpets and floor cloths ; also for Lining Iron houses, to pease
the temperature.
Price One Penny per Square Foot.
CROOCION and Co.'s Patent Felted Lineathing for covering
, Wee' bottoms, ttc., and
I Dry BairFelt, for covering steam boilers, Pipes. Be- getTCCUBI
the rad
Samotion of heat, and 'allo
testlmonfals. end t 211 pert. ..Tatfuel.
of
on ttoo
to
CROCGON and Co., 2, Dowse shill, London : and at 2, Gorse
MUSS. Liverpool ; and 4, Overgeequans, Glasgow.

DEniEFORIYB FLUID MAGNESIA.—The
nsodlcal protection for thirty years have approved of Oda
pare solution of vamped& as the best remedy for acidity of
stomach, headache, heartburn, goat, and indliestlea ; and aa •
mild apricot it is emmv•tally adapted tor ladles and children.
Prepared by DINNIFORD and 06., Cbendole, dm, ITII, New
Bandatrost, London, end sold throughoat the world by all
rsiPsellable chemists. Cautiow—fles thst " Dlnneked and Co:
h n~ each bottle sad red lalwl over the sort.

THE BEST REMEDY for Indignation, Bilious
sod Liver Complaints. FBAIIPTOIIIS PILL of HIALTH.
Sold ill Medicine Vendors, M lid. and to bd. par box :or
obtai through any Megabit.

TVL SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PIMA,
J../ • rarer tailing remedy. prepared without any memorial
thipedienu, from the mine el Dr. ikon, will be found luntluable
to 8U wbo suffer hum Winn and liver ciouiplaints, tildisestion.
ntha. spasm, giddiness, diadem of the *yak Da. Par habitual
*Dadra:ten. ma a taaaily sonnet atedlaitia, and as • pariflar of
the birod. they are truly excellent mild in their operation sod
grateful to the aboniach. they create aupetite, promote
and stireestbme the whole nervous system —Bold by art=
bergt dissiuk 4 lap Wilineintreet. Charinvezeir. sad Mmeet
In boxes. is. lyd. arid 21. ed. He sure to aik Dr.
afjoaTa War sad Lim Pills. The web* in a sparetor
pan
with "ABhom Lambert" sflararita ou the saran t.

ANOTHER CURE of COUGH sad
110A111113188 by Dr. LOODCTIS 111LXONIC WAYRDS.
—"Tergamototroo. iteeepoid. I had boas troubled idth •
ecogb aod hoarseness for Dearly two years. offbeat Melina
toilet bat ewe box (b.baa quite egret soe.—/. waggewsw
They she lastest ntNid alaiN/O, esweassgefres, eisagtos wog
diaorden of the breath and how They Ism a &anal tido.
la lid. sod la ed. per boa. lola by all *Umtata

SPECTACLES are NECESSARY
WHEN the Eyes water, are misty, or fatigued
after stadia;:
WHEN the print blends, and the letters appear
to be double
WHEN more light than formerly is requisite—
WHENthe candle is placed between the eyes
H
the book:
WHEN objects must be held further off to be
sem seen alserly
WHEN much difficulty is found in threading a
asedle.
The above are premonitory signs of deosying=l, and ladled.
Mat an optislan &meld be consulted without . hem land
and esteem*, practice letessrs. Thomas Hunk an Bon are tally
eompetent t. advise on di masters pertaining to the remedy*/
detective sight. They skilfully slept leases, pedestal tem. el
the mills* poem, and likewise
theemimgy Jalapa/ay 'sleet • epee.
Male
frame of form MI6 bes to the lase. TRO
RABBIS and SON, N, opticians to the hoyal nuenr. opposite IKAS
Os
British Museum gates. London (their only house), estabilsked
MO. Balaton —No *miners or egad&

RUPTURES. The PATENT SELF-
ADJMITINO 021111 AN neres, acting effectually
wue-
out any complications, is reoommended by the faculty for the
ere and relief of hernia The neoreary quaky of a good
trues is ea eager resisting power, without masesseary pres-
sures the part affected, whkh desirable object le alone obtained
in a true waeasuabered with straps, spiral 'prop, sr ped
behind. —J. WO sad Ca, 1, Florally. W.

J. MEET and PAINLESS .—T
fear of pain and dread of operation Inherent toPN all deteher
very many to whets ARTIFICIAL TROTH are of vital impor-
tance from availing themselves of the services of a dentist. In a
practiee founded fa HMO, and now extending over greater part of
the kingdom. as experience unequaled has been obtained, en-
abling us to offer even the most sensitive sufferer a system of
dentistry perfeee in its absolute freedom from pale, a procialitil
pertaining only to oar practice. and for which her Majesty bas
ted her royal letters patent. This 7atimi e.mbreees Meson-
nee with all Maass, however the
tasked of extraction of loom teeth Galli beectemagig=
useful In mastication, and the niter absence of all and every ope-
ration, so that the most nervous person tan be supplied without
fear of pain or inconvenlasce. Them teeth am cheaper, more
durable, natural, and comfortable than any yet proclaimed. Con-
sultation free. Teeth from fa, sets from eve to IS
guiseas,
warranted. For the efficacy, utility. and 4111000111 of tbis system
vtde " lancet." Messrs. LEWIN and SIMEON IfOSELY and
SONS, 80, bernmetrest, 0 sford.street. and 448, Strand. opposite
Charing-cross Railway Station. Daily attendance at lb. White-
frtarpie. Hull; 10, Norfolk-street. Ebefield ; 4, Nast-parade,
Leeds ; 14, It. Nlcholaa at, Scarbre, and SS, Coney-et., York.
lestabliabed 1180. No connexion with any one or the lam name.

NVHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispens-
able to Personal Attraction, and to Health and Longevity
by the t roper mastication of food. ROWLANDS' °DON'T°, or
PURL DANT I YRICF.. coinpoonded of Oriental ingredients, is
of inestimable value in ;Resolving and beautifying the Teeth,
strengthening the gums, and in giving • pleasing fragrance to
the breath. It eradicates tartar from the teeth, removes oote
of incipient decay, and polishes sad. preserves the enameL to
which It imparts a pearl like whiteness. Its invaluable roper-
ties have obtained the patronage of royalty and the a
of Europe, and it is univeraally in hih repute. Price per
boa. Sold at Hatton-garden, and by chemists and perfumer&
Ask for lowlands' Odonto.

NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE —The ['lesion and
Mali seed invention of the day. AOllll ANABBLLS.—
Herrn JOHN OOSNELL and Co.. Three King -court, Lombard-
street, London, perfumers to her Majesty, respectfully offer to the
public this truly marvellous Mild, which gradually restores the
human bah. to its pristine hue—no matter at what ape. The
Agee Amanita bas DOW of the properties of dyer': It. on the
meninx", benefiekal to the system, and when the hair Is once
restored one appikallon per month will keep It in perfect colour.
Price al la per bottle, or to half bottle. lea. 64. John GosneU
and Co. havebein appointed rfumers to MLR. the Prisms' al
Wales.—JOHN GIANILL and Co.' CHERRY TOOTH PASTE is
greedy superior y tooth powder.—To be bad of all per-
fumer. chemists, and at the manniactery, Ned Bull Wharf,
eff. Upper Skansesetreet. Landon.

ACENTURY of SONNETS ; the Burns Corn-
teemoretion : Canning's ltmeral : and other Verses. By
JACOB JONES. Bartirtereit-Leer, formerly of B N C., Oxford
Author of " Bard Sonnets," de. On PC David's Day, price 24. ed.
Bennett, Lthdiopsgate-etreet.

New Edition, pries Ls.,
THE RENEWING of LIFE, addressed more
espechdly to men of business, the studious, the sedentary,
and all labouring under be debilitating effects of over-taxed
energise either of body or mind. By goer Liman, N.D.,
Y.A.S., London.
Dean and floa. Ludgate-ha E.C.

Price le., by poet 14 stamps,
THESCIENCE of LIFE ; or What to Eat,
Drink, and Avoid. A practical guide for self•preserra-
Don, and for imparting health. streagth, and eactency to the
most Important functions of We. Supplemented by an Essay on
the Treatment of Nervousness, Lowness of Spirits, Lassitude,
Debility. and Indigestion; addressed especially to profeesiona
men, men of business, the studious, the sedentary, and all who
are Waltzing under the debilitating effects of orer.taxed energies,
either of bedy or mind. By a PHYSICIAN of 20 years' practice.
•• The work forms an excellent mamma for all who would learn
how to use life, and not abuse It. On the control of the phaetons
and the regulation of the fanctions, the advice throughout Is
most valuable."—elturrh and State Goma&
Mann, SO,Corobill.

Prior ln.,
DR. CTJLVERWELL on MARRIAGE : Ita
Obllotiona, Happl oaaa, and Map intinents.
Mann. Conskil or Author. Errant Marl W.
Working Man's for. half • Gainer.

. ,
MISAILABLB DIA= 07 A NOTORIOI7B COMM—
A° &Korey was held by Dr.Laakentor, at the Model Prisms,
Pentonvffie yesterday, touching the death of a coo vict named
Thomas Taylor. The deceased, who was by trade a butcher,
and aged 46 years, was sentenced last April at the Central
Criminal Court, to seven years' penal servitude for I
Aterirg coueterfeit coin, sad was undergoing the sentence
at the time of hie death. Fur a similar offence he bad
been twice previously convicted, haying been sentenced iu
April 1840, to twelve mouths' imprisonment, and in Septem.
her, 1861, to four years' penal servitude. The deceased
complained lest November of a sore throat cod difficulty
of swallowing. Be was placed is the 'niacin infirmary on
the Bird December, and it was found he wad suffering fnrs
a painful disease that is rarely met with, called striatum I
of the oesophagus or gullet. Nutritious liquids, suob as beef
tea and wise, were supplied him, but when the liquid
reached a certain part of the gullet a portion of
it twesped into the windpipe, and a part only rebelled the
stomach. Babemosetly no food of any hied could be
conveyed to the stomach, so narrow was the stria .
Pam and the unfortmate man died literally. of
starvation. Mr. Bradley, housecurgem to the proms,
is reply to the eciromr. said the omelets generally
were very healthy, and the rase of mortality Anon
them very low. There had hese only two deaths last
year,, sod one this year, oat of 520 cooviets. The coroner
attributed this fact to the variety in the diet supplied to the
meviats. The jury expressed their satlafeeMin at the
eleaelbess of the cell is which the demeaned had been cos-
. lined, and of the tefirmary. The °ovum said he wished as
much omit be mid gee. rally of the Goaded and eleanlinser
i I of the workhouses se wee the fact with repeatDiedt o the
prisons. The jury returned verdict of ' from
natural wanes."

The debate on the address in reply to the speech
from the throne oommenced to-day in the Corps
Legialatif. K Thiers delivered a speech against
the home policy of the government. He was anxi-
ous to see the crowning of the edifice become a
principle, and demonstrated that the principles of
1789, proclaimed by the constitution, were violated
by withholding necessary liberties from the coun-
try, These were individual liberty, liberty of the
presi, electoral liberty, which oomprises the right
II of public meeting and excludes the system of offi-
rend candidate', the right of interpellation and
ministerial responsibility. K Thiers demanded
these liberties as the minimum of what might one
day be claimed by the country. Count Latour
spoke in support of the draft of the address. The
debate will be continued to-morrow.

THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT.