The Express.
London, England, 1858-04-03 00:00:00

THE ExPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 3, 1858.

THE BISHOP OF JERUSALEM'S AFFAIR.

TO TR• EDITOR Op Tat inputs'.
SIE,—As you hare kindly inserted the comma-
sicatima of other correspondents, may I beg of You to
publish the enclosed statement of the further proceedinp In
the attempt to crush Mr. Simeon Rosenthal f—l am, &c.,
ALEXANDER M'CAUL.
Rectory, London-bridge, April 2.

" Jeruaidam, March 17.

" All is in uproar hers. Poor Simeon Rosenthal has been
in prison at the Prussian Caudate since the 9th. He cro-
w/coed (se sanctioned by the Foreign-offioe) • lawsuit
against the four protentors which the British Consul sent up
to Constantinople to be judged. The Bishop, in an official
letter, called on Dr. Rosen, Prussian Consul, to use Prussian
authority to step the lawsuit. Dr. Rotten called Simeon
before him, and threatened him with expulsion from
Jerusalem if be should again repeat what (he said) was an
offence against the Prussian Consulate e., commences law-
suit directly through the English Consul without passing
through him. Simeon explained that the burner in hand
concerned his office as British dragoman, and so, after more
threatening, among which the Consul told him, ' If you go
to Constantinople I will fetch you back,' he was dismissed.
A letter from Mr. Oraham recommending • clergyman to his
hotel had just arrived, and so next morning Simeon went eff
to meet him at Jaffe During his absence the Bishop sent •
better to the English Consul, inclosing one from the Prussian
Consul to himself, saying that Simeon had given the verbal
promise to desist from the prosecution, ' from which,' said
his lordship, you will see that the proceedings
against me, &c., are at an end.' The English
I Consul saw no such thing, and would not trust
any such declaration said to be extorted by threats.
Simeon was at Jaffa noarly • week, during which time the
prairie' spinet Mr. Finn was drawn up and sent off. Oa
the Friday he returned. The clergyman, named Owen, his
erfe, and son or nephew, seemed -very much pleased with
their lodging and hosts; but day (Saturday) he went
to call on the Bishop, was away several hours, at last came
beck without his wife, and instantly removed all their lug-
gage to another hotel (whither the Bishop recommended
them), toying his conscience would not allow him to stay
after what the Bishop had told him. The lady did not enter
the house again. This was • dreadful blow to the reputation
of the hotel, sad almost broke their hearts, for they have
gone to great expense to fit op a new house, sad had
no travellers all this season. And then came this. On
Monday morning came a summons to the Prussian Consulate,
but S meon was at Bethlehem. On Tuesday the sum-
mone was repeated. He went. The Consul required
him to sign • paper, saying that he promised to stop the pro-
secution, on which, in tdieseon's own words, ' I rue and said,
No, sir, I never, never told you so.' He was pat into prison,
and hes remained there ever since. For mow days past his
wife is not allowed to see him. This evening, not being well,
he sent for his son-in-law, Mr. Bergheim, for medicine. Dr.
Rosen did allow him to see him, but told him that no one is to be
admitted. He threatens to keep him on bread and water. On
Friday we were all thrown into great excitement by Mr. Denis
and Mrs. Simeon running in with a pencil note in Jewish.
The following is Mr. Denia's written account March 12—
On paring the Prussian Consulate I heard some voice calling
me very urgingly. Scarcely had I time to look about to as-
certain whence the voice rame,when a towel fell down into the
street, accompanied by a verbal requer—' Please, take this to
my wife immediately.' I hurled it Into my pocket, and off I
ran according to request.—(Signed) M. J. Duets.' My
dear M. Bergbeim,—Let my wife leave her house, let
her know that they are about to banish TOIL Consul Rues
told me, it I do not whatever he requires of me, he will send
me away from Jerusalem. I asked him, who has aught
against me 1' He replied, I, because you have committed
some Mega set. I told him that I was not his subject, but
• protégé. I wee • Turkish subject, and such I will remain.
True, he says, you may say afterwards. He prevents
any one from coming to see me, and persists in saying that he
will beeish me. Let my wife go immediately and take d-
i vice—Your poor fathir-in-law,—(Signed) Stu. ROARN-
I THAL.' The wife, children, &c., soon filled the British
Consulate, crying and in distraction. Some ran to watch
the house and see when he Wt. Some ran here and some
there. Mr. Finn presently emote • most serious remon-
strance to the Bishop and others. Next day was as much an
uproar as the day before. All our converts so re in alarm.
There were letters, petitions, and • large meeting, of which
I will give you • report. But to all the Bishop replies,
• Simeon is not in prison on his account. Every day
matters seem to get worse, and what will be the end we know
not. His wife is distracted, and we are all getting worn out,
while letters and answers occupy us morning, noon, and night,
Having written in vain to entreat the Prussian Conant to
tell what law her husband has broken, Mee. Simeon, yes-
terdey, wrote the following : March 16, 1858. Honoured
Sir,-1 yesterday sent you a latter. I entreat for the answer.
I am ill with anxiety. Be so merciful as to answer.
(Signed). AIItLIA sernt•e. To Dr. G. Rosen,
P.K. Cereal, b the hd of Christina Rosenthal.' To-
day eh* got 'be lanIan
fiowing answer. ' Jerusalem, March 17,
1858. (Translation.) to_your letters of yesterday
and the day before yesterday's date, I believe I can do
nothing better than refer you to your eon-in•law, Mr. Berg-
beim' to whom I have tikes pains to explain the affair of
your husband, and who, as I hope, will give you Information
suitable to your powers of understanding. If I am obliged
to suppose that your power of understanding is not clearer
then your husband's,, it seems to me that any discussion
about Prussian law is as superfluous as unsuitable.
I only add that your husband may immediately obtain his
liberty by honestly answering the questions put to him, so
that it is solely to his obstinate perseverance in disobedience
and untruth that you hive to ascribe it if you and your chil-
dren really are injured by his Imprisonment. (Signed)
0, Rosy,. To Mrs. Amelia Rosenthal, of this place.' She
liar written the following reply, and has as yet no answer.
Berobeirn knows no more than any of us. The Consul has
not shows him the questions March 17, 18.58. Honoured
Sir,—Eocuee me for not using Mr. Bb rahrim, my eon-in-
law, between you and me. I cannot CALM him suffering on
secant of my affairs. My own trouhlce are great enough,
and he might unintentionally make some mistake in repeating
what you said. I look to you as my Colima, and beg your
mercy to answer me, and tell me what law my husband has
broken. Also to entreat a copy of the questions my husband
refuses to answer, that I may try if it is possible to premeds
him to answer them. (Signed) AIIELTA ROSIIITRAL.
To Dr. G. Rosen, Consul of his Prussian Majesty ia Jeru-
salem.' "

CATHOLIC OBSERVANCE OP GOOD FRIDAY:—
Yesterday morning there was a solemn ceremony in all the
Raman catholic chapels of the metropolis. Cardiusi Wise-
man attended at St. John's Church, Dunran-terreen, Isling-
ton, and preached the devotion of the " Three Horn on the
Cross," illustrated by the music of Haydn's "Passion,"
which was sung with full orchestral accompaniments.

EVENING CLASSES FOR YOUNO MEN.—Yeaterday
evening the Bishop of London preached at Mehemet.
Church the aneiversary sermon in connexion with the even-
' ing classes for young men which were some yeses ago
founded at Crosby 'hall. His lordship having selected for hie
tut the 15th mine of the third chapter of Genesis, said that
men nowadays thought throneless too win to be taught by
this book of Genesis but let no young man be mialed by
the folly of three who thought they were wise in this matter.
Those early books of the Bible were full of heavenly wisdom;
in their simple teaching there was a perpetual spring of bar
'slily truth suited for all ages ; they contained simple, child-
like pictures of what took place before history began. The
book of Genesis was not a didactic treatise for the nineteenth
century, but it was written in such a manner as to be the
teach, r of men throughout the whole history of the world.
In its very form it accommodated itself to the changing de-
cameter:toes of men in various stages of civilisation, and
brought befme them truths, in reference to the relation of
man's mod to God, and u to the social eystese of the human
rum, without which all philosophy would find itself eery
smelt at fault. His lordship highly eulogised the intellec-
toil training, to which these evening clues subjected those
who joined them, and he urged that in the pursuit of know-
ledge their moral and religious duties should constantly be
borne in mind. His lordship gave the young men, of whom
(Lent were • large number present, some sound practical
advice in reference to their future conduct through life.
THE HE-PAVINO OF GRAY'N-INN-LANE.—Vester-
day morning the works for the v.-perinea Grey's-inn-lane,
from Holborn to the corner of Verulam-street, having been
completed, the thoroughfare was re opened to public trafßc.
The substratum of the roadway hut bete dug out to the
depth 01 cistern incite!, and filled up with a bed of catareta
on which the new paving of Aberdeen granite cubes has been
laid. The channel stones have been done away with In the
new work, which has made • great improvement in this sr-
row thoroughfare, end a change caleulated greatly to ease the
tulle passing over It„ The foot-pavement on the east side
at the Holborn end his also been raised for the length of 130 !
bd. The work ha. been executed under the superintendence
of Kr. brace, the surveyor to the Board of Works for the
NAN% district ; the c mtractore being Mews. Pratt and
Jewel. The portion of the thoroughfare from Ventilate-
Mut to Hing's-roed has been redaid by the workmen of the
' &alike board.

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THE LAND-SLIr NEAR WHITBY. The share-
hoidens of ths Victoria Irea and Cement Work. Company
(limited) discussed at their half-yearly meeting held at Leed6
on %Wooed= the recent lamentable accident oath. works
of the company. It war dramatised for the present Is curvy
os the LIMPS, of mining solely, and for that wpmes sad
for repairing to some extent the late damages resolution
was passed authorising to. directors to MAO a preferential
Great unanimity prevailed amongst the share-
holders, and notwithstanding the =fortunate slip of land,
their confidence in the ultimate success of the tusdartaking
did not appear to be at all dimisisbed. The amount of the
actual damp to the works ha sot yet has reporesi by the
surveyor.
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NAVAL AND MILITARY.

The Secretary of State for War, acting on the
represented= of his Royal Highness the Commander-la-
Chief boo sanctioned the formation of an hospital,inthe camp
at Colchester, for the sick wives and children of the sokliers,
sad orders have ,!ready been boned to the military purvey-
ing department to supply the requisite diet and medical com-
fort.

THE LAST BRITISH ARTILLERYMAN PRESENT AT
WATMILOO.—Mr. J. 0 lilies, late &irgeant-Major at the Royal
Military Repository, Woolwich, recently expired at the age
of seventy years, sad was interred a few days Pine* at Plum-
stead with military honours, the whole of the Repository
sergeants, a number of staff sergeants, and other officers
having expressed their wish to testify their respect for the
dammed by attending the funeral. The deceased entered
the Rentrewshire Militia in 1804, volunteered into the Royal
Artillery in 1808, was sent on the expedition to Walcheres
in 1809, weepresent at Qualm Bras and the Battle of Water-
loo, snd for a long time previous to his discharge he was the
last soldier serving in the Royal Artillery who had been
present at that great victory. In 1825 the deceased was
pared as sergeant at the Royal Military Repository, then
under the superintendence of Colonel Williamson, and was
engaged for a period of twenty-nine years in instructing non-
commissioned officers as to loading, shifting, and transporting
guns, constructing military bridges, to., and in this course
of practical military science his opinion WY considered final.
The deceased took an active part in forming the Literary
Institution for Non-Commissioned Officers in 1831. On his
discharge from the service three years since the officers of
the regiment presented him with a gold watch and chain and
a purse of fifty sovereigns.

owner of the second biwee to withdraw his state. D.I. (6
subs).—Beechnut, Kent, Arsenal, o by Surplice—Blois
Devils, 'ptomains, Lady Hawthorn.
Bwnrerattn of 60 eon. each, h ft, for 3-yr-olds ; colts,
Bst 2lb ; end Allies, Bst 21b ; horses which have started twice
before the time of closing this stake allowed 41b ; thrice or
more, 616 D.Y. (9 subs).—Farmer's Son (Mb), Mad.
&from (61b), Woodnymph (41b), Allspice (61b), IC
(Slit), Barites (61b). Scribbler (61b), Aigrette, Costrelet46ll7.*
Menu, 300, 200 ft, Set 41b eaoh.—llr. F. Robizaaeis
Humming Bird, apt Lord Stredbroke's Roes de Florence.

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FRIDAY.
Tan Quante. PLATE 01 100 guineas ; for 4-yr olds,
tat 81b; flee, 10st 71b; six and aged, lOst 121 b. R.C.—To
eater by six o'clock the evening before running.
HANDICAP PLAID of 601., for 3-yr olds and upwards.
New T.Y.C.—To enter by six o'clock the evening before
running, and tin weights to be declared by nine.
HANDICAP PLATE of 1001., for 3-yr olds and upwards.
Winners at a plate or sweepstakes value 1001. alter the
weights are 6c (March 27), to carry Sib; of two such
races, Sib extra. .11.7.

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wholesale clokke-C. 11 T. I. Saar. Hatt= garden, importer o
fohlgn gook
DECLAMATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
ROYAL Haman Basin-3rd dividend of 2a. April 7, at Lee•s. Alder.
manbury.
JOHN CAI/ and THOMAS I.llliral, Jarrow, coke burners-kd
dead of Is. &L lin addition to 24. 10d. previously d . AMU 1
and My subespotot Saturday, at Baker'a Newsetiorpiacrana
Joys Doane,. Hooter Hoare, Durham banker-1m and
of la 41•. April 3, gad any subsequent Eaturday. at Bik supirter
eastle-uporeTyne.
Asses. Vertcs. Newcwile upon-Tyne, murk miller-let dividerad ef
t<M. Apra 3, and day iminequont Seturilay. at Bekaa, Newel/do
woe-Tyne.
TROWAS CDTRIDAT MCKAY end 1,,1111 MCKAY, NeweasUoupon-Tyte.
hasps-lit di videod of 3a 10d. (on new oracle, for creditors who bare
proved slam the 9th of October la-U, April 3, and any ostom"
Saturday, at Bakers, Seemed. upon-Tyne.
TIIOIIAS Deseollo% Sunderland, relic manufacturer-la dividend ct
Vall 3, and any annequest sturdy
,at BMW., New...
_ Tim
JOHN Owali and Joan MATHEW GURUS!, WoreeMet bankers-by
dividend et fa, April 9, and say subsequent Friday, at Ntati.o,.,
Birmingham'.
Jena Owag animas retatel, Wormter,tanker-Ist dividend of 2,61.
JoAmPrall M9irmadiewa'o7c"rcb.eqa trepan' "tedacsyMattel!wbr'"roster...Uban'lleru"'-pg
Mend of 20..„ April stet any at
Friday, a: Whiten...o, etvi-
qr.
mingbani.
Joe, Menages, Aberyst with, draper-dividend of 10d., APO 14, ead
SAY sennequent Wednesday, a: Millie, Bristol.
Joao DAVOS, Newport, Mirrlett-lad dividend of 21d. Manatee.*
if dividend elk, en new proofs). April 14, and any euteequent
awake. at Miller'.. BrlsteL
Emma= Tarnow, Oyany. Donfounder-dividend of lie. Aprill4
and may mbeequent Wedawley. at Miller's, BrissoL
10115 DwerAsp, BrudW, miller-dividend of is. lid., April H. and any
wtheequent Wedirsday. at hi nier's, Bristol.
T7IOIIAI MATTIIItwS And JOIN WATTHAwS, Sheffield, tinware nano
tacturen-la dividend of 4. 3d.,.any '1 day. Brealke, Sheffield.
DavisCEolll.. Kimeerwortb. muler-ist, dividend of 3a 100., SA/
Tuesday, at Brewink. Sheffield.
ALAI A Spilt RUTTAIt. linethelo, sw MALU/ACtiller -Ist dividend of It.,
losaser Tudor
Weir, Medi. .0
elli'd,'WneeD bbvoitlaterffi'kElet dividend of 20. lid. any Toes
day, at Brew!.', Bhefllrld,
Manus /WITH, Sheffield• steel manufacturer-Ist dividend of 25., op
wer proofs only, any Tuesday, at brook... Sheffield.
WILLIAM Lirrtmong Demo Manchester, tailor-2nd dividend of 11.,
April Mend any euteequent Toted ty, at Pelt's. lkochater.
JAro BRADSMAW and RALOS Cut-Limos. Burnley, cotton maniac.
twins-Bad dividend of 3s. 601, say Timidity. at IleftWinins. Man.
Ouster.
RICIIPID R. DIALS! and D••I1) BRALEY, Manchester, shirt manufao
toren-Lt dirldead of U.N., any Tondo,. u Ilernamiatis. Mao.
ekstar.
Mato Lansaw, Liverpool, tailor-letdividend of 3a 6d, any Wednos
day, at Tarawa Liverpool.
TIOMAS Limn. Kant lc& Cheshire, linendraper- la dividend of la,
any Wedneolay. at Turner's, Liverpool.
Teams Battey leicM•nrs. Lircrpool, commission egent-let dirt.
deed of Id., any Thursday. at Carsmove's. Lin/pool.
WILLtAM COVeLalit. ad 'A ILLisle hrTiAIIYILLis CoLTOS„ Liverpool,
merchaata-dth dividend of 21-32 d., any ?Mirada,. CeielvOres,
Liverpool.
Josses JomeMe. Ma.. Liverpool, Mate agent-let dividend of la. 3d.,
any Thunday, m Caxecovaa Liverpool.
Marr•ew Woruswrous sad Josiah Scout., WALPORD, Liverpool,
Lmath
iverpool.ink-lst knitted of 2 1 16d., any Thursday, at Cannon%
Janis Pores, Meeks Conceive& Chamblee, brickmaker-ht dividend of
Id., toy Thursday., at CaLeDOTSI. therpool.
Sullen DALTON, DASIAL DALTON, god ALPAID DAVIOS, Chats.,
trommaatere-Ist divklend of kit, say Thursday. at Cannons,
Liverpool.
Josses Ftircana LAGS and L3OIIADD ADDISON-3rd dividend of tit,
any Week relay. at Merman'., Liverpool.
Joanna F. LACI liepemato eat AM-huffier Wald:rid of Md., any Wad.
study. SS Morgaa s. Livmpool.
1.105551) ADDisee (separate email-Lid dividend of H. 514., any Wed.
make. at Morgan'. LimerpooL
DIVIDEND&
April 24. J. Bailey. Woodetreet, Cheapside. merchant-April 11. T.
Butt, Littlebampton, Some:. iroomouser-April :4. F. L. &mond,
Cullura.street. City, merchant-April 21. H. Nichols, Bedfnrd, con
merchant-April 23. J. Jordan. Jun., Campden hti,
builder-!wfl 23. T. Bull, Si, Mary Al., Olty, vinegar merckaa"tAWA
2?. A. A. Lackeretten and W. H. Crake, Noortate.treel, Citr,
chants-April 30. T. Pennon. Calthorpoplece„ Onvhinn.res• my.
7er-April 17. H. B. Lamers, Illgtsetreet, Nown; ball, • r. J. Buchanan lifoorgloo Weer.. City, upboletenn-Adri,
. L JoLliffe, kalisbary, us dealer-April 19. W. II Coop.r, sad
D. Cooper, Manchester. and Mettram. Cheshire, tallow Moodie's-
April H. 8. Langdale. Jun.. Stockton uponqeer, Durham, and Tem
Yorkehire• cora dealer-Arm! 27. & Prudhoe, ',whore, grams-AA
27. 0. Woodall, Carlisle, Cumberland, grocer-Aptil 16 U. J. Brow,
Henke:tool Durham'. rope manufacturer-April Rd W. Bower, cork,
Cumberlanl. spade manufacturer-April 27. V. Boyd, T=
Northumberland, -April23. 1. L. Montt.. Liverpool,
-April U. B, CTsdwick, Liverpool, eta...pewter maker-April 79. La
Cream, Bushell, Wilts., apotnectry.
CMATIFICATES to be granted. male. mom
meettag. be Mown MUM notary,
ea the day of
April 21 J. Chandler. sea. Epsom. brewer-April 23. J. Itobeoe,
Liverpool, ship broker-April 26. 0. Lone King William...new Ch.
manufacturer of patented article-April 26. T. Whftler, Oxford. mil
weight-April 38. B. Ilampson, Manchester, stationer-April aO.
Warburton and J. Ormesher, Manchesug, silk brokers-April B. 3,
\Lis, L verpool. Joiner-May 3. T. Bona eedgeley, fferdebtre, melt
star-May 7. J. Burford and J. ?hempen, Edstoo, Mallon:Mks, ins.
=acre-April 30. H. Crane, Wolverhampton, ironfounder-May'. J.
DuktoD, Welrerhampton. mromr-Aptil T. Edward., Binniorken.
ironfounder-May IL 0. Lancashire. Cattle Doninstoo, Leicestenturs,
silk manufacturer-May 4. L. Bromfield. Leeds• rope maker-Maya
J. Bentham'. II udderedeld, wine merchaet-may 4. J. S. Wilson, Ueda
coins Lapin went-April 23. E. Cockshom and J. Cockehott, Bradford,
Yorkshire, wonted MAntif.eLuters I.til Z. W. Parkinam, Bradford.
Tort hire, wonted spinner-April M. T. Horgan and .L_Herviell,
Shipley Yerkahlra machine rumen-April 11, C. lialry, WskesM,
Yorkshire. eorn factor-Apr.ll2l, D. Comm, Sheffield. grocer-April N.
C. PUldregtoo sad T. Pilkingoni, Sheffield, Joiners' tool manufactures
A M.
_P. Hearnshaw• ebefficid, coal machant-April 2i. T. HIM
Mae manufacturer.
PARTS Enen IPS DISSOLVED.
Z. C. Thompson and B. Lil.hoose, Tiinity.MßOM, daltlestrl, pew.
broken-M. Kennedy. S. Lree, w A. &moray, and C. Comer, Jas.
Mao commiselon *gents-T. East and J. 11111 Nottiaffinn,
builders-T. E. Lander and E. Lander, rhtffna/. Shropshire. draws-
0. 11 Allender and W. H. ALen.ler, Copthal Arca. City. stockbrokere
-4. Arnold, E. T. Arnold, and F. Arnuld. Dereoport, Dertaishire.ina
awoken. mo far as regards J. Arnold-?. M. Halliday, B. F. llama mil
J. Hammond, Petworth, Susses, drapers-D. Swart mid D.
Deitch, Yorlphire, fancy manufacturers-J. Barkley, H. Bede
i
J. Mies, anden eer. Mter, slums, on far as made J. Milne-W.
Blake and L Blake, Por‘ea. Ilampseire, wine inerebaate-W.=
sad 0. H. Pullen, Nether Shove,. Somenetabirrolrapers-T.
and T. Own& Jun., Buttelkikce, lelington, paweibroken -J. Skim
nerd aad W. Stunted, ity dr, Ise of Wight, pahten -J. Robb, P. 3.
Wood, T. L. HaJlett, C. B. Wilma. and J. H. Wawa, Liverpool ; Nee
York, and New Orleans-J. Beech awl .1, Kohleuion. liwloy, MAW
Mire, mercers-0. Kimberley an 4 J. Hosea binninsiam, ishtionem
-A. B. Freeland and 0. Frodand. Melbourne. Australis, gmeral
chanta-O. Not and W. Ballard. Band tomb. Kew, root merchanie-J.
Sudden and W. etieddon, Alma:the. Somersetshire. isrumni-E. IMM
and J. Water, Woolwich. Kent, drapers-W. Taylor and J. T. Frank
alortmabacri. wholmal• stationers-W. Staotionb and U. HooMak
Sheffield. steel manufactunrs-J. Ckmioson, W. Deabbet. r.
and T. rookie, Bradford, Yorkatitre, migineen-T. W. IL Blackman
and 0. Walker, New Broad street City, tin plate merchante-J. Cloak
and J. Norruintup, Apoley, York•bire coal merchants-F. Bewabk
sod J. Arensters, Moarbat.r. cigar floaters-E. It., and H. M. Do
Lad, Maatcheue, t hr. meowsl commielon me ebbot.l-C. J. Larkins
and J. W. Combing. it oodatreet, City, and Deniable. BedforM
Maw kat manufecturers-P Martineau wet W. 11. 11
deo-street. Whitecbspel, near reopen-A. Adams aodllnßeffif.
Colinffica, Edinburgh. MPH maimfactrinwm

1100T011 BEQUIG3TILATIONS.
Jolts DOCOLAS and Tanaka Narita rot cue, Greenock, watch
makt ra, April 13, at the 10 lane Hart lon, Greenock.
JAMB, Oetr. Whlteelmr, Cfrluke, fanner, April T, se the Clydaelelit
Hotel. Lanark.
JAILS DTI'S, AINDIZII DYNES. and Jots MOIITO .11 Olaltor. nem
women. April 9, at the Faculty of Frocuretori Hall, Cree.
Dario DAVIDioI hf•TAOP. Elatothire, tanner, A9wt. at the
Ourdoll Anna Hotel, Date.
Davin Erre, Aberdeen, clothier, April 10, at the Ulm Tree Tam..
rdeca
JA.III Abe‘
nrawaka, Arbroath, hotel keeper. April 9, at the White Hart
Hotel, Arbroath.