The Express.
London, England, 1866-06-23 00:00:00

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PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKET&

LivißPOOt, A-3E22.-84es to-clay:--Great Eastern, 361—Lon
don and North Western, 1144 1 1i 15 in.—Manchester, Sheffield,
and Lincolnshire, sut —Midland New 1.18, 5 per cent.
invon par—Fdrkenhead, 56 - Buffalo and Lake Iluron, 4 1.16---
rafted states 590 Bonds, 66 - Great Luxembourg shares.
10 15-16 I—speuish Passives, 14—Alliance Bank of London and
Liverpool Limited , 6 d.—Lancashire Insurance. ) p.—Liver-
di, pool and London, and Globe Fire and Life, 6p, —Thames and
Mersey Marine ,Limited., 4 1-16 p. Atlantic Telegraph 8 per
cent., 3 o.l6—National Steam •Litnited), 111 Id.
Blitittson JI Sa 2t —The sales to-day were :—Bermingham,
Canals, at 07. I loshig prices'—London and North Western Rail-
du way, new shares, at 110 and 111: Wellington and Severn
Junction Railway shares. at Y 15-l0 to 10 1-16: Great Western,
West Midland. oxford first Guaranteed Six per Cent.. at 1174.
buyers ; Midland, Bristol, and Birmingham Six per Cent.,
buyers, at 120 . Birmingham Banking Company shares, 261 to 27;
Birmingham Joint Stock Bank limited', at 36 to 37; Lloyd's
Bank. at 91 trop prem.; Nottingham Joint Stock Bank, sellers,
at : Shropshire Bank, si, sellers ; and Birmingham }Yuan-
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cial shares. sellers, at par.
MaNCßitsrßa, Jess 1.2.—A moderate business was done, and
prices were generally firmer. Buffalo and Lake Huron, 41—Conso-
-4i fidated Bank, Id. par—El tee, 41I—Great Eastern. 361 1 11.
. Great Lutemhourg, IN 11 10 15.16—Grand Trunk of Canada,
Pit—Great Western of Canada, 'l4o—Great Western, so}
Illinois. 761—London and North Western. 1141 I—Manchester,
Sheffield. and Lincolnshire. 541 I ! I—Ditto Redeem. ?ref., p.
Metropolitan, 1261 Midland, New Inconvertible, par—
South Eastern. 601 s I I—Thames and Mersey Marine In-
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sorance 'Limited , 4) 1 :i.16 p —United States 5.20 Years'
Bonds. Ott—London, New, 111 11 I p.—Credit Fonder, d.—
Birkenhead, SS!.
DUBLIN, JUNE 21.—New Three per Cent. Stock, 841 I—Ditto
for account. 10th July. 84.1-11thernbut Banking Company ~E. 25
p~ae.lel , 34-I.nion Bank ~,g.t2 paid., 151-4 reat Southern and
Western petal , SOl.

The Female Medical Society has just successfully
concluded its second session of lectures on midwifery and
xd I the diseases of women and children, at its newly corn.
id 1 menced college in Fitzroy-square. Twenty ladies have
jd already entered as students, and of these several are now
prepared to offer their services to the public as accou chenses.
7 The second annual meeting will be bald at the Hanover-
. square Rooms on Monday next, at three o'clock, the chair
to be taken by the Earl of Shaftesbury.
THE REPRF.SBNTATION OF HERTFORD. —lf rumour
can be depended upon, we are likely to have three con-
servative candidates for the seat which has become vacant
through the death of Sir Minto Farquhar. Amongst the
• gentlemen already spoken of, are Mr. Robert Limsdale,
Lord Mahon, and a member of the Talbot family. Lord
Mahon has paid a visit to the town. and is spoken of as a
mo.t likely candidate, but it, is said that the conservative
leaders are under some engarments to Mr. I)imsdale
which prevent them from choosing on the present ocaa.
sion. The liberal party has not stirred • and yet there is
a prevalent feeling that they would have no difficulty in
returning r. second man in the present state of the regiater.
—Hertford Mercury.
I Goon NBA's FOR. FOXHUNTER4.—If "coining
events east their she'lows before," the eons of Nimrod in
, the district around Windermere have bright promise and
prospects before them. Never were the hopes of the
1 hurter so brilliant. In the large spreading woods
and covers of Craytharaite foxes are as "plentiful as
blackberries," and in the plantations of thp Heald
they are fairly swarming. That there are many and
numerous families of the vulpine race the keepers of
41 prize poultry and fancy fowls have found to their great
grief. There is hardly a hen roost in the neighbourhood
that has not been visited, and many in the broad daylight.
- LoTherksigngsuiret,hsawamt hea"vedtageeseken,
tphriezesnwasetestlifaet
turkeys, the
. exhibitions have been snatched away in bright sunshine.
farmer's lam's. and the cotter's hens have all shared
alike. It will be interesting to some naturalists to learn
that in one of reynard's well-stocked larders two wrens
and a couple of mice were found.—Westooreland Gate*.