The Express.
London, England, 1850-01-11 00:00:00

CHARITABLB INSTITUTION.

the annual meeting of the members
t took pleas at the Freenrisous' Tavern,
t; Mr. Janie SHARP is the chair.
committee stated that during the last
...on had received a much larger amount in
subscriptions than they had received since the
formation. The committee had the satiates-
that they had had the pleasure of recording
new eubeeribers ; they had also the pleasure
meeting that Mr. Thomas Gay, one of the
tad contributed 1001. towards the budding
• Peacock (formerly the proprietor of the
..ern, Sishopegate-streeQ, had by his last
testament left the sum of 6,6001., free from
'Y, to be equally divided between fifty-
Nle institutions, societies, and companies
s will. At the annual dinner, at which the
Sir James Duke, presided, upwards of
The committee, encouraged by the pree•
ss funds pissed at heir disposal, and leaky-
institution would continue to be supported with
unilhatinished liberality, had admitted at the last election 10
Sias increasing the number on the fund's(
They were happy to state that although
the last year expended no less than
the benefit of pensioners' they had in-
I bOOl. in the Three per Cent. Cousnlidated
and had thereby raised the amount stand-
of the trustees to 11,7281. Bs. 6d.
last year, including a balance in band,
. 811. Bd. ; and the expenditure, includint
to 2,1341. 12s. 2d. • leavings a balance at
4231. 181. ad. The report having boa re-
adopted, Mr. Sharp was re-elected president of
for the ensuing year, and the various other
• appointed for the same period.
use committee appointed to manage the fund
pupae 01 building almshouses at Waltma-
n the sum of 801. was realise t at a
fillis's Rooms, in the month of Fas-
t a farther sum of 601. was
Vauxhall Gardens. The committee re-
sincerely the lose the fund had sustained by the
'll of the Queen Dowager, who hr some years
c3ntributed to the charity. They were happy
several ladies bad kindly expressed a desire to
y using their exertions to supply articles for
The committee had, therefore, agreed to
the grounds of the almshouses in the month
fhe financial' stetem,,nt of this fund showed
for the sear amounted to 3.541. Gs. fid., and
to 711. le. 3d., leaving a balance of
having been adopted, other routine business
and the meeting separated.

TITHE COMMUTATION.

I ZDITOR 01 TEI axrazas.
agricultural as well u clerical read-

W know the result or the corn averseee
to Christmas last, published in the Loudon
evening, viz.,
.. 6s. 71d. per imperial bushel.
Ss. 11d. ditto.
. 2s. aid. ditto.
their information that each 1001 of rent-
the. year 1850, amount to 981. 18e. 103., or
se-third per cent lower than lest year.
statement from my " Annual Tithe Cont-
i" will show the worth of 1001. of rent-
year sista the passing of the Tithe Comma-

£ 98 13
.91

97 7 11
9.5 7 9
1810 9B 15 91
102 12 bj

105 8 2j
105 12 21
104 3 51
103 17 111
.... 102 17 81
99 18 101
102 1 0
100 3 71
98 16 10

1,415 17 6;
14)--
ientral average for 1* yesn .. 1.101 2 8
an, Sir, yours most obediently,
CHARLES M. WILLICI!.
'.u-noil, Jai. 5, 1840.

TUE SALISBURY PROTECTIONIST
parties who wire taken into custody
eons and disorderly conduct on the strive-
were summoned before the magistrates on
J. A. laworth was one of them. It ap•
parading the city with a free-trade ban-
crowd, cheering. On arriving in front of
,er he was seta by the police; he then
.iqueting-room, where the meeting war
At the flog). As soon as he get there he
. by the farmers—collartd, beaten, and his
I pieces; he was then ejected from the room.
then spoke to him, and defendant replied
wanted was his hat, but Blake would
arch of it. He then went outside and ad.
crowd, showing them the merits of protec-
!aiming a free-trade handbill. Blake said he
Now let us break the windows." Mr.
, denied this assertion, and also that he
policeman bad names. He said he was not
•A such language, and complained of berg
se station•house. The mayor having pro.
announcing the meeting, told hint that he had
unless he was tavtarab!to to prottution.
. he was favourable to protection, but oak
es, and he went there expressly to take
discr pion, and would argue the point aatnl
one. He had not broken the peaa
i Lord Nelson. (Laughter.) Howeverl
him over (nominally) to appear at the
ither then begged his worship to area the
cii Chamber to the free traders. The mayor
wed, send me a requisition."—Sherborted

LAND IN PLTMOUTH.—The Comtnis-
futprovemint have recently purchased land to the
e test at the enormous price of a guinea
required for widening of Bedford street.
might a few years since have been bought et
th of the price.
'ER THE ISTHMUS OF PANAMA.- -
Havre says The charge d'affaires of
has presented a protest against the rigor-
Mich the French company formed to
over the Ir.litans of Panama has been
profit of the iflop'nwall company, of the
had obtained from the government of
has demanded that the projector of the
. indemnified for thi preliminary expenses
vs inoursd. amorinting to upwards of
government of New Granada appears in
to this demand. Negotiations ►ave been
1 at Quito, the capital of the republic of
. have important additions made to the
tty of 1843. That country has for the
imported a great number of articles from

-..iAN AND GLASGOW RAILWAY COMPA.
anialgation bill, as it is called, under the aus-
Peter Blackburn and Co., for regulating
Caledonian and Edinburgh and Glasgow
s, is to contain the foll.wing astounding
believe the following letter, just received
solicitor in London ; it certainly discloses
particulars:—" The antalgamatior bill pro
Edinburgh and Glasgow preference shares
. to other companies shall rank first on the
amalgamated company, and for tee same
t present ; so that the funds of the Garnkitk,
Withaw, &1., would be applied in
secure the preference Edinburgh and
shareholder. This, you will say, is pretty well for
' shows in how impartial a spirit the bill has
he Caledonian gurranten, under acts of
3 next. Th• Clydesdale to be reduced from
7 cent. ,• the Greenock ordinary from 41. ton.;
m lOr. 10a to 81 Bs. ; the Garokirk, from N. to
e Barrhead, from 61. and 51 to al and 24. 101.
all these guarantees to rank pan perm on the
company, after the privileged Edinburgh
shares, The Edinburgh and Glasgow
until they receive four per cent.;
shareholders come last, preference shares
being all 'Ambled together in one com-
power is then proposed to be given to the
amalg rmated company to !moire and
• claims on the Caledonian Company as
to raise additional capital not exanding
morgEge or preference shares; but ef
-I, this amount would come in before ell
Scotch Wormer's Gazette.
JklY4llllll.—Yesterday the terms of the
were Meetly arranged between the'proposed
lean, and the directors and deputation from
assembled. Toe time is 21 yew, the in-
year being 2 per cent. on a capital of about
-t, for the ensuieg seven years, 41 for the
and 6 per cent, for the last seven yeah.
guarantee against everything in the
of the .also of the property; the same
sinking fund crested by pre-payment.
. little doubt but that the (case will be
• proprietary, the London and North Western
commutes who are the largest shareholders,
*he offer has already improved the
20 par own. la a falling market,

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I • • the Twerialtan Moor a, via., AelelaSie, Tort nth*, andV.Tne report of the
usee., ~ .0 use lehrtal yuee,thle euet ctonletest wish eremite and sem- After the sitting of the Walt. the I
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..,.„1„„,,,,,, pr0d.,...), toe p&p/v.4 pp Sir Frederick Thesigst applied for a criminal inform year
ti n donationsuntitution and subset
L.. • :5.,... s fine id auperine AM etas shim 4 berg. tonnage lee the against Henry Long and Thomas Mount Crompton, the first year of its forme
0. .emetentattee el gieweeters. Thou numb will be Ruh. printers and publishm of the Morning I'M newspaper. tion of stating that I
. . • ••!1. tr.P.'r "Irt ere Ha)totro moilimMem ellems. both IS He applieed ma behalf of the Count de Dumas, the prime mi- the names of 64 sew
.. ;ie. the Wel. "tretwe att." new. We. alld Irak dalgaMard as water of Portugal, whom individual character, as well as that of informing the me
..seonl Om, , Tlaan.....alamereatare,...,‘,..,,,
~,,,,,,,,, rra. siyed~yid" .tares of the Qaree of Portent, was ausiltd in the columns of the vies presidents, had I
r . .'..;71.1t7ht.r.1. and remit tied; and bang St with ewer; Morning Post. The Count de Dumas ma, by a royal die fund ; and Mr.. Pee
, • . ... • pr, in, ot t • ewe Ire the enov Mere, aeL t., health, and ern, appointed prime minister, secretary for the home de- London Tavern, /3 . ..ne .4 all. tort aftwd m. et *whale& oopertmites fee the Se. rangiest, aad president of the council of ministers for will sad tenement
....,..I,tam .4 a limited number of ndernirsliefe sad Ge
ms Pelw Penned. and he had previously held hialt o&ee in the legacy duty, to
, • e•s. The at.'" sad Iwt"wlw" art w'PPI" to art°lll• WWI state sech as secretary fur the home &pertinent. In the Are charitable in
~. joisve mein, and nee of the brat qualities, and in all mow are • ' .
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swan,. a bd., aii,...t o, son.., oak. distracted and divided state of the country, it wan expected vacationed in the wit
es
.0., „he „octet „rt.,. that the appointment of the count could cot have taken place line Lord Mayer, S
' i.... Pre Aimed NM by thee...nobly competent tenons, wi bout militating him to animadversion and calumny. 5001. was collected
„ ere dOymedilleal holed rioirrel surgeons; tee entree being Reports wen industriously elemental against his personal porous state of the fa
.lire , . lie emitted Mitredant." r Win. • Nl...tiral integrity in Portugal, but he had an opportunity, in his tog that the Melted
I . We°. Ileedeel• la aleardane" wilt' ;the eaa'aleel°ll"•• male, accu
place in the senate, of confronting big sers, of denying undiminished liberal
y, re . a bred One Al*. awl waled gratuitously. as directed be
• , ~rasa The due of departuse ore the let and 15th of each the imputations east upon him, sad of challenging to the more pensioners, the
e • •:r from Luau, and the 11th and Tlth Irmo TlYssouth. load at proof those vb.) repined him, but hie accusers stunk away, the charity to 62. 1
de •.tie. ..Medal Thick. silent and abashed. The court having established the they had during t
p,,.., ago r- Inen Inland ran n-wlny join tot. Led shim at fo,- grouedlesenem of the chargesurged against him, expected 1,1011 14.. Id. for i
« ..e. at s ~n4l out, he the Dell•••. Dublin. and Calk "Www that iie would be able jo carry on the goverment without vested the sum of WI
«....,.. sea hue era". senesce re...lered them on their airiest at ~.r ing inyibing Man of them.
But in the month of Cato- Bank Annuities, cad
I ........,uth be Mondial, and I-Iridge's newt there. Tome Olin. having ""
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~,..., ~,a wet...n.04 io,p,„, .gki, .mace pt.,' 0r.,,,,,tuntt,,,, ber last has attention woe call: dto an article in the Hominy rag in the acme
•.• `TWAI.ow COW ranengers, who will be somalled with proviehee Post newspaper, is which all the chug,* which had Tie receipt@ fee the . tiding Ire et eV of the tee quoi:ty. cud in ample quantity. The been made against him were renewed, and if possible amounted to 2,5581.
i ...its men./ being most im•derate. sal regulated according to the aggravated. Oa the Continent a high opinion is entertained the 6001. invested. i
r ,•annvelation I.,PLWAGL manned inteeneefe ma taken at •of etc reectability aura impartiality of the English press, the button' of 4231.
te «wry' pm.: the seek of perrieS• s Wes mote liberal; mind the ....,,,, .....~.,
• a in- and Other arrangemeuts far their seconunrastioo bring of the "."""' ii,.. ....'.°°" might rrr weetreee appears is our calved and adopted,
t.. 4 dew, tam. lel time ef e'releto or rmewae nt. my, Inrtkulsra newspapen. It is thought impossible for private malice to the institution for Ur ..h,„1,,1,,, ~,,,,g,„,ging. dimaryeneea,...nd fart Mr toroemailno, ap..ty hod vent in then channels, and therefore it was quite ina- ofilmiu were duly cep
.. or« meuesemen, who an cemett.ntly dearatchirg • succetuton of posei!le for the Count de iranno to effect to despite attaelm The report of the c
..1,,u,, Ara -chute .htle ;regular trAerat to cash a the Auetralian from such a quarter, or to hope to e tin on the government subscribed for the pal
, . in,. van Diemen • Land, ie., ..1.41 who alto take charged goods of the country with the support of public opinion. He has gem stated that
, • -need to their care for thipment, forwaniing the same by the
thought it his duty therefore to his sovereign and Ins cam- ball, ield at Will
.t.nt reirtb e WAITATWAY.
M ‘KSIIALL and EDIUDOE. 14. Iteansurranneet, undoes, try, ev.d to himselt, to appeal to British law, and he contidn navy but, and
in the pure administration of British justice to grant him re- gained by a jets at'
t la UNION of LONDON.-Incrrporated by Mee Tue article in questioe. purports to be a letter from a netted meet sincere'
I. it•esi (barite.-The 81:11•CatIPTION LIST N. the curtest corresyondent at Lisbon, who signs himself " Febricos." lamented death of ti
r 1 6w oreet Fifth subeenter of one anima wrn receive. in It aultMes to give as accouut of the cirmenutaraes under past generously cent
it won ahare he the next • fitual tdeseltuffem of trieene.ie which the Count de Dumas canto into office, and tle ounntr to ttate that several
. .. ,rterrantlez" shier T Weble r, RA., "The *mile. add "Tie
: whir', mat be bad at th.• time os paying the sabarription ; in which he has amused the eery large fortune which he is assist this fund by no
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-,,t,.. et tiehatrt utter U. maei., kA., upepotio, 812.,k,. sena to pessess. The letter, aster noticing the charge of a ladies' blew. Ti
•• wito.ln Agee." ministers fa Portugal, and the circumstances wsich isms- hold a basin on the
OF.Oltrili GODWIN, diataly preceded that *huge, states that it is a subjec of of July next. The
ilk WM :grand. LEWIS POCOCK, barm inen that country how such a man should be en- that the receipts for
_ - I trusted with the formation of the administration, and that the expenditure to
DERSONS of INDUSTRIOUS HABITS, tithe: no solution tea be formed for such an sc., unless it be from 2831. 51. ted.
A 1, et out of trade. may REALISE a ]IIODERATE INCONE the immoral connection which f xi.terl between a high par- This report haven
ti •to e-ie 1 arti,:ea of h i...i. c. inapiree-For full pernrolus sousge end the low patriot. Tne Conte de Dimas WAS very was hose throagh, a
at.: ‘. ,-:lb. r petwi.d.r or by letter. to the FAST LNDDI TEA WM- reluctant to introtuce her Majesty'. name into the subj•ct ;
see% et. Greet th-!•t• 1 I.:ett's rhtr•behed, City.
_.T. but he sehenniy denies that time is the slightest toundatiou
j.,liliANl and Co., M. reliant l'. allots and In the charge, or that any immorality whatever had ever TITS
. 0.0„,,,e„, r.;. cyze„,t,„tt.,,, a„at yg Gataigach....., taken plus, or that it was in consequent@ of ant intrigue on
• ....n. hare area plaaaore in announcing that ha the prevent the part of her Majesty, that be was called to office; or that TO VIZ
w- n they here on haad the kagest aid mat wenn variety he was ever guilty of Bele, immoral, or improper o
...Alt, All your s
tit. :i.,:i4 in th, larnal. as due* towards Lie sovereign. The letter then went -..-
.
JETOCILE CLOTHING, on to charge the Count de Dumas, in the most distinct and !or" tmhsaysefveenl anxious
la la envy Mirmof etre and mondial. unequivseel terms, with having arearard a hones ail
of of
Gazette of this *veal
Ittoli. DRINA. aro 'GOING COATS. lob,vool. by the most unworthy practices. That was most Wheat ....
an pecrhee spbrinkar sad Irvutv. Aso.datractly end won solemnly denied by the covet. The letter Barley ... t.LN ILEMLN'd JACKET'S. stater, tbst in granting a patent for a gas comma'', he mew
Oats
~.ticstallo CIJAPE, mutated huge sums, instead of banning them over to tee
Ttrother with the moat •Itterti stock of a 11.: , and that his brother WAS one of those whom he eft. I beg to state tor tin
'immobile cad wale rue eT •,. charge will, for the
alloyed is these nefarious tratisactions from which, besides ste peartatt 'PT Lwow
about one end one.tl
RIDING il till te. l'erreirwtr."'lLS led urge alms in Portugal, he had invested 30,0001 .a Latk of
eieReAN re' LivEaler., England stock, and 80,0001 in other English funds. The The following eat
At unp.e.A owed wave. c . mit, ii. hie edbereit, moot solemnly denied Owe etatgea
Greet Novelties* ,gala seder the circumstances, he hoped the c nat would mutation Tables " a
eh-age for each Yea
rinnt DOWN ~VI 11-4 VAT-. cod grant the rule. ranee Act, viz. :
trial. SKIN FUR PALKIOT,S,
Mete greeted. For the year 1837
Al • Se d as!, Per Ont.
Tire ai.ove Garment. are manneeeteired by L. lITAId sad 00. ea or 1838il
••. • c pia., me once will WAWA the most graceful and r- 1839 POLICE INTELLIGENCE. II
• ..'. la a let the I nee* will be teed full 40 par cent, lower than
1840
... ...data !..• an o.Lci. Cata'aliaLtue.L Tills D.IY. ..
or 1841
.6 . r e.- L. HVAII and Co, Merchant Talon, Clothiers, Naval
1842 t.. o '...”7 Tailors, Ocrfttc r. :e It die end China, 5.6, Ora....echnrch-
WORSHIP 4 is THEET. OP 1843
.e -, and oaf, Wont-greet, London.
MCRORROTS ASSAULT ET A MAN ON 1119 WIPIL-J. IP 1844
.% DI ATING and REGISTER STOVES.- Amman, as, Irish labourer, was th treed with a's tilting tf 1845
oil-LIAM le neittentere unmoor of Necimer sad ether ALIA Danowas, Lis wile. .. 1846
over, of every variety, emit tram? of &Am, eel emend,. gawk- the e, mpl meant, who war in it very week state, sod e. 1847
- St p. ITLIA DANSE-TOM torts at from NS, to , guanine to whore kit arm was in a sline r. said mat else had but her --ye 1848
'
• _2l /dee" t-Seth•e lea, .•'*, - imbac..l and was living Pith Let brotoer in. law at Neu- W 1849
.72-nel7hettrr".fea;if.ot:ltsh:,lllWie Stone', la the Melee ell the , gpinfielde The previous afternoon the pneoner 1850
, and enable. biotite sat et me see seleetica of fender%
• ~,,. 5._ ow t„,,,,,..,.„ Sr. ~,,,.....1 to t..p..t It Th. „,„, entered the room where she was stitiog at needle-soak, and
:..rand tee weir utak. ea approved of. eatatoegm, with sus. asked it she would gob i k ono lies with him agalu. Rho
• ~,... sem !pry post) fr,e.-Lew aad [intros." me Oa. Teed, upon which he to, k a hug brie k out of hie pocket,
.., corn, of Newmadatrort, and No, 1., New.0.,.....,i5ei. who which sit struck here vicheuf ••lo e on the I.ft side ot Gentn
..10.1 IS winenenet, Istle.
soul in shovel to Enke her. She held her hand up, one°
.DIPS of en SORTS cad PATTERNS.-The oc itfi...ted a aera.re wound upon her aren.,7,She bad let her 25 te,,,,„1, effete ri
:nine se ad as eholcon eromment of PALMER'S MAO. heimand on two tone, r oora.tons, as see was in few of her ''''''''"'"' '
• O ...1 -esti C.l.NDLEiffiCiin; Camphine, Argand. sod ',LI tile. She was, • let mon•aa ago, ia Imo, when he had •
its: ".• "4". all 01'1'0'4 41?"'"wttli. nail It the '"'''''' and rx.r in ids Owed, with which Le threatened to cut her THE RIOT AT
..• ••e•ee•h# panels; in remota. Itoterniaa and plain pia... of
• mica.. Inremote. is et WILLIAM ti. NUNITES'a .las.. throat. Marrixo•-fileveral
-II 11.1. a boron), so.eraied..areet, caner of Newsumatreei. and Mr. Arnold remarked that the pri-uner had committed • charged with mem
Newmai...aset, ahem al the weaso., 01.. isroCtaa ere wet Very ..1 Wall °dune, end that lie probably 'vomit have to named occasion, wer
, re.-.. Lams !every mat oaten. Pahner's paste Cae•t•re s• ed hies for teal tor the assault on his wife with baud to Monday last. Mr.:
1 "newer " ,:d, per lb.) Enabb'sCanipitinela valel ne,,.., murder her. peered that he was 1
... rr imp, ria: at, The mosey returned Incl every 'allele The
prisoner was femadiell lei a week. vier, followed by a a
• seeneed M. Detared eatahmere, with swgracinr, rent (tar
t •rwe.-L•allitied is Wells.atmet. A.a. ISM the Council Chamhe
MODEL OF BUILDINGS FOR THE EXIIIBI- went into the bane
held (but not with tl
' EASONABLE PRFSENTS. -At this festive
TION OF ALL NATIONS, IN 15.51. was surrounded by
ptri,alnf the year the following unrivalled diemmies for the-
. t, are eta'rel into increased requisition -riamely, ROWLANDS' -...
trn Saturday, Mr. Turner, the constructor of the hat trampled to pin
.te event 011., tie ermine and suamining a luzunant bead et P. C. Blake then
sift te.4Llebe EALYDJR, fee rendering the Ann ,nli Sae, elegant sow iron roof of the lienentreet railway station, in that all he wants
..enise; sad ROWLAND,' °DONT°. or Feed Deettlfesc'e. Me this town, exhibited at that station toe number of gentlemen
...elia .. le:el-law whltene. to the teeth. The rit invited by note from Mr. Grantham, smeetary of the Liver- d
net NO in search of
rimed the crowd,
' •.*Y teeneear", Eameet and the hilrh aPPradailaw er d Po ,l onaraittge of the above important exhibition, :. a. •• Ph the wellabinnem inr.uitie erne-my of three artists% glee -;
.....00n,, oopopk.". sod ~,...i.. then simmt and beautiful model, from kis works in Dublin, ot haisk7o! tion and explaining
, P heard him say, " N
........", pr,,,." 1,....,...y spurious wads., Ty may pond plan detections for the gnat exhibition of the arts, laworth, however, c
. meek
oh each Lean the lame ef wßowlanda"• theta manufactures, and inventions of all nation., to be held is called the policing• - meek is the wrap,er or 'abet, sold by themes IS, 7latmo. London next year. Amongst those who attended were his
"taw. Leedom, end by respectible Altmists and osramen. Wu, hip the Mayor, the, late maim,andaccustomed to such
several enEidoorar locked up in the st
architects, and others interested n the great coming event,
`TLC PNZ A. COUGHS, sad COLDS.-Or eof int hiding a. me rumbas of the Liverpool committee. cured • bill announe
no business there un
Be. LrgXoehl'et 11:13NeliC WAFERS, allowed to Omen in The model, which is ea its way to be submitted to Prim Mr Is orth *d he
• enth. inwsedifitel7 rotwom the moot .lolose omdb or odd, awl Albert, and represents iron in Coto. is built of wood, and is to iair protect; o, io, a,
:. e,-,ii lung. fen. ail the Irritation of Sees and (met. Dr.
. wi,,,,,,,, ~,,w,„., h., and ~ .061 c,,,.. a .thi,.., exteriorly carried out in the minutest details with great neat- than in the distipi
....tomer.,r o theta lungs fo singers cladcladrues nen and accuracy, being the scale edop•ed one inch to repro- time and with any I
, •,. r• owe ae tnes had
clearing amidst thinner; sent ten feet in the proposed real structure. The build- any one did it was
• • ~. s I. ...et t:•te. Price to. I td, 1... 91., and lea per box, lags form in their outer portions • quadrangle,
father
end/ his worship bound I
t-- lerreles lee Cie. I. be Lamm*: mid hr aa eledi- Ise-lading ample surrounding space for shrubberies and melon,. IN'
'-'i.e.;•.i ei whom tea° !nay be bed Dr. Locums FINALE
• ed within three s
.11 Ea, tin oily rern..l, revom be haw mended to by ladies. Wes nest the whole is c°11"" ides 0d we of the Council C
.„ o, usi. d ~..",ne: beware of woiuks, I a the 6, a d a square, with a frontage ewbeyed in • segmental form. replied-" espy efloi
. This Mater tontine of a double row of Dorn columns, j0",,,,A
summated by balustreding. In the exam of the segment PRICE OP LAN]
5.40,., AR LOW'S NEW IN. is a grand arched entrance of the same ceder, with two moo,n f f
TENTED SELF-ALIINU SYPHON decencies external lodges, and at each aide (near the o mprovense
teat of 700 +quire
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, 1 s A . Itt(eVIRY-4 NO VLET-1.1.0 :11 angles) there is another corresponding but smaller ea-
: e ....• . I meats ale, beer, cider, or other Noon exfoot. The land is 1
trance, each with its lodge. Thia facade, from its great ,a , ..,.
f 1.-:"11 it'll' °Main° tutor °cid so castle* extent, and the multiplicity of columns in a sweep (960 in •"e 19-- land might
.:.; ~ .o, Atb.: their% pat shall le draws as good am lese than one-fourth c
all) has a very rich end imposing appearance. It is pro-
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. ' posed that the whole structure should be in the Green-
,. . park, and that the present marble arch, erected by George The Journal du Hi
-.. 41. ' lama IV., and which cost 70,0001., should be appropriated. es It
sn•-••••••••- et•----- stans, as the " Royal Entrance Gate " from neaddly.
. to _.-- • hemeses
itz4l.
' The area within the boundary line of the proposed works France at Bogota ha
con manner in ohs
establish a railway o
dispossened, to the p
•r ,- - ,-- - - compel's* 2.5 acres, and the centre or main buildings would
11, t
bich it l
4,,,.. 1 cover 9 acres; in addltioa to which there are two Banking concession w
buildings, covering two saes more. Tone latter buildings New Grenade. He I
LI the lira : warranted to repay Its sot in (forming two parallel sides of the outer quadrangle), are company shall be lot
. . two Lists of ale; price M. Gd.. or sent which they have .
. . i 0„,,,e my part a Englund (If twe .. oath 1,020 feet long, by 40 feet wide, and two stories high
tune at Se. 2&L end. -the upper puts for the fine arts, the lower parts for 80.°001r. The
• More eaeravieg will =plata Its committesnooms. &c. Midway in each of then f 1 ink. gßonn
dined to attend to I
moos- When the Mom bay is Mid es stands a circular building, dome roofed, and intended for lately entered into at
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•. ' the WS wl the PMEC (width Imi•l°2l.°9- refreshment rooms. The diameter of each of these is 150 the Equador, to hi
• I ' ponte the air-tube
etsualeiest sir rushes
the lin.r feet, The roofs are all of e migated iron and glass. commercial treaty c
- : ' i'' through,poodlttepleletfthe, when tem tapUle le turned The main central building consists of several oblong last three Yeats imp
oft no sere air ean enter. ranges, disposed in nearly • square, and are peculiarind by Paris*"
JAIII.S enaum, 14, King William- segasatical roofs of corrugated iron and huge sheets of glees, Toe CALEDONIA!
,1.M..t0n-linn-e. Estahhshe 1 1120. 21.8.-None are in forming continuous openings, and by four circular corner Nits.-An &militate"
.• pt 't .roped with hi. name and addrom. buildings,
of to a great height, and one large bas Wing picas of MUM. Pet
•. "IL, L'i'',,ht.,“l„,,.`vit.a De.,„Vatth'4,,,,,t.„4„=,g,g.""Zgraz.hstrigcl; of the same form in the centre of the whole ; all of them the affairs of the Cal
%ARNIE!) TAP "MAPPERS !to .epsemde the bungled method with cupola roofs. The centre one is (to the top of the railway companies, le
--raw papers, med. mg le. par packet. Sheathe supplied. dome) 200 feet in height, and with a colossal statue of Atlas, clauses, if we can beli
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‘111:. ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS of is 160 feet, The other four correspond, and being 220 feet. some remarkable par
DeNenotoo, een.ary to, MO, tomatos the mop" bear figures and flap, ',prenatal: respectively Europe, vides that all the Edi
fecuter. : °preen ot the new Greek Chmeh (two sage, eel Asia, Atria, and America. The diameter of the centre and guarantees to to
.I...fiC Table-The Shield of Achilles -County Nerving Club, dome is 200 feet ; and (as are the others) it is outwardly fends of the amalgi
••••teenlte Mho hideout et %transferee New inland--Pro, surrounded at its base by • balustraded walk, from which dividends as at pent
. .t Vee!ing 41 Lincoln-Tundra !',Oct in nireablka Day The
....lie. looessemlnion-Pertralt of Jerome Nasals= Baur
- extensive views may be obtained. The main central Clydeada's, Greenocl
" *sentries the open. of eea V.l yymiga.,.i/Jfiiiirtor c., buildings are ranged parallel, and across the frontage sides, the ant instance to
• •ra ramp& Theatre. Stall4-at. Bathe ad wish_ with a wide space between them. The central range is Glasgow shareholder,
-La ittosiG mi Esebaage sad -lIIIIIKAII 8•700. 60 feet by 200 feet; and the other two lateral ranges are a Beginning, and shot
.one :intim Seems-Gnat Neal ofGaloonie-eriteletine, 160 Mt by 175 feet. Each of these is 600 feet in been framed. The I
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idbgeta., image , aa
free. gat tag News a the week. length, and the surface of superficial glue in the parliament cozen next
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roof ot one of them will be three acres. The fist range 61. to 41. 16s. per cent.
• 1' ei etre ee PPJL414•40:4 TO UM ROYAL HIGHNESS of building is proposed for engine work and mach•nery ; the Withaw from ler.
Nis oade.
PRINCE ALBERT. the centre one (600 long and 200 feet wide, which is di. 81. Ile ; sad the Beira
vet 2, royal era, cloth See tided into two by the central circular building), for IlliA• The holders of all the
I'll': BO VA!. PHRASE[JLOGIC FRENCH- mileaeons anielea; and the further one fur agricultural amalgamated tromps %,.:.1.11 ettichrgoßg. 1171. C. ?pep, repels Muter. specimens, implements, An, From the central dome a coma sod Olsegow share
'.. ...tr. Inhat-Enerlah Part. preeensive view of all that is to be seen or done below may shares rank next,
r.. 1 ...mansegttia Lux.ish-irench Part, may be had Mall book- be obtained. In the rear of the quadrangle there are two and the Caledonian al
Ii •'sl en, menu heekediena. 31t liehetarnee- 'quer. object towers, for waking steam-saltines, consuming and ordinary shares Is
or preventing tbe smoke from the builditgs,supplying steam mu ruin. A power
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1 '''p !I`l.o !AND Movradam-A l' A temporary and very rude building for the exhibition. admitasen many of the
rnee mg ma would prshably cost at least 60,0001. A few yearly raisin they think j , and t
•' • • Lend Amicialica Rooms, Westgate-build nes, tions would bring a succession of the same expenditure on &million, either by 1
:... I “:•dey en-tinte, to sunder the proprieiy of form• each occasion. Mr. Turner, therefore, prop.4llll A perm course, in either case,
- • •,*1 laid exit.* yin that rity. There was a num,- establishment such as the model represents, which, though the guarantees.-Scot
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h '...at.er, and Mr. Pile (,own councillors occupied the it would coat about 350,0001., would be a lasting monument MOOED STAPPONOA
.. e epneb at Mr James Taylor, at the Ipswich of art, and the Interregnums between national exhibition lam of this line were
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'Si was er ad by 15e. North, the secretary ; after which might be profitably appropriated as botanical gardens, thee- lessee, Mr. McClean, I
'.5.1 eon. spoke he favour of the movement, lied it tree, lecture rooms, museums, &c.-Liverpoa Courier. the shareholders me.
. .-' "" neuiennoly :-" That this meeting, baying tereat for the first year
lee., of Nfr. Junin Taylor, as deliver( d by him 750,0001., 4 per tent. I
.' le attri•ing the lirmation of freehold land Mies, THE FORGED NOTES OF THE MONMOUTHSHIRE succeeding six years, a
.'r it txper lent that a freehold land society be BANK.-A man named bleary New, of Ledbury, Las been There is to be a full
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' ' .4 this city ter the purpose of obtaining freehold epprahended on suspicion of passing forged notes of the shape of depreciation I
"- 5' • rmaonalat. cost, a• dto get twenty votes for the Mum. Bailey'. Bank, at Monmouth. to be provided by a ci
e .'' '"'e." The meeting wt then adjourned till Mon- WHO WANTS A CORONET P-Au office for the male There seems to be lit
:' ' e Writ?. ••tn eon,ger the best mode of carrying of German titles of honour is now open at Paris. A knight- accepted by the point
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.l' ';" the brine. i'n of a freehold land society." ship easy be had for 6,000 franca, a countehip for 20,000, end and Midland companie
• Pirit neutested at this nesting, the freehild a
.marquisM for 40,000.-Mea. London's Ladies' Cutups- being in favour of it.
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value of this property
'stateliness likely to prove sesessetal Is Bath. fem.
le