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London, England, 1861-01-05 00:00:00

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PANTOMIMES, their ORIGIN and HISTORY,
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METEOROLOGY of the PAST MONTH.
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—let and Anal dividend of Ws., any Wednesday, at Turner's,
111411.gaverPm1A311331G, Liverpool, tailor-Ist and 2nd final dividends,
together easounting to s. Sld., any Wednesday, at Turner's,
Liverpool
DANIIII. BM PARRY, Liverpool iroamonger—final dividend of
M., on account of Ist dividend of 4s. 4".1., any Wednesday, at
Tuner's, Liverpool
Jo NICIIIOIIIOS, Liverpool, cunier—ld dividend of 2a., any
Wedneelny, at Turners, Liverpool
TOWARD BXOWN, Dittos, brewer—lst and final dividend of
is. ad.. any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool.
WILUAJt Y. Tosessos, Liverpool licensed victualler-Ist divi-
dend of la, any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool
DIVIDES De.
Jan W. J. !igniting ?ionic's, hotel keeper—Jan. 1A T. R.
Merrell, Redenham Norfolk, farmet—Jan. 31. R. Starkey,
Stroud. Oloasestershire, draper—Jan. 25. R. H. Anderson, York.
scrivener—Jan. 25. J. Ambles, Bradford, Yorkshire, worsted
manufacturer—Jan. 15, W. K passion. York, Iron founder.
CIRTLIICATIR to be granted, unless mum be shown to the
contrary on or before the day of meeting.
Jan. W. C. Dwell y, Clarendomterrace, Bow.rosd, wheelwright
—Jan. 15. J. B. WilsOD John-street, Pent.,nvllle, draper-Jan. dper—Jan.
25. J. Bushell and A. Walker, Wood-street, City, and Harpenden,
Hertfordslitip, grew but manufacturers—Jan. $l. T. A. Bicker-
rott-sfreet, Lhnehosuse, MM. denier-cyan. WI R.
I Starkey, Stroud, Gloucestershire, draper—leb. 4. T. Rees,
Swansea, Ciamorgenshire, ironmonger—Jas. 31. D. Platten, Dor-
chester. draper—Jan. 30. C. Deaden, Tandock, Devon-hire,
mint proprietor—Jan. 23. J. Indere, Plymouth, eagealet—Jaa. W.
J. Napier, Rh) I. Ylintshire, shipowner—Jan. 15. G. Noble, Mid-
dlesborough, Yorkshire. Innkeeper—Jan. 15. W. 011 yard and S.
Brown. Bradford, Yorkshire, machine wool oombers—Jan. Sta
J. Moore, Pudsey, Yorkshire, cloth manufacturer—Jan. 25. W.
Lee and H. Smith, Batley, Yorkshire. woollen cloth =mauler
turers—Jan. 15. M. T. Macey, Leeds, dealer in tea—Jan. 24. R.
Eon, Bradford, Yorkshire, gunmaker—Jan. U. W. H. Slam,
%Mater, Derbyshire. apothecary'.
RAETNIWIL, 3H23

J. Morgan, J. Morgan, Jiin7Valii7Morian, West Cowes
and Ryde, Southampton, tailors—F. C. George and C. Clark,
Bath, printers—Aena Maria Bateman and H. Bateman, Stroud,
Oloucestershire. wine and spirit merchants—Y. North and C.
Riley, Lads, Yorkshire, woollen merchants—A. Wilson and J.
Wilson, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, shoddy merchants—H. Wilson
and J. Vathank,llunderlund, Durham, drysahers—J. Laurence
and 0. Till, Battle. sumex, Ironmongers—D. Burnes, 9, H.
Clare, F. Urine, G. Baas, J. Tulloch, W. P. Musgrave, C I.
Woodrooffe, and R. Barnes, Esherareet, Westalinster, marble
and stone workers-8. Leonard and J. Bennett. Leicester, he-
ales—J. Greenwood, A. Greenwood, T. Oreeswood, and R.
Greenwood, Dewsbury, Yorkshire. woollen sr nutacturers. so
fares reiptasJ. Oreenwood—W. Smith. J. L Smith and J. J.
Fawcett. [reds, Yorkshire. sanitary tabs dealers—R. W. Kelley,
D. Omaha %J. J. Rowe, and C. Rowe. Liverpool : Was. Peru ;
and Valparaiso, Chill, merchants, so lar as regards D.Grabam-
0. W. Baker, H. Baker, and B. Fielder, Stangate, Lambeth, tim-
ber merchants, so far as eagards H. Baker—M. Bell and F.
Turner, Beehive Works-8. Moores and W. Sill, Old Broad-
Street, City, attorneys—B. Cundall and R. Caudal, Norwich, linen
drapers—W. Jackson and it. Anderson, Grantham, Lincolnshire,
eachbuilders—E. Johnson and B. Johnson, Chaster, Imo.
founders—H. Glover and M. Glover, Bradford, Yorkshire, whole,
sale stationers—J. James, T. James, and D. Thomas. Redwelty,
Monmouthshire, coal enerehente—W. H. Berkley and R. G.
Arnett Star and Oarter.yard, Ratcliffe-highway, colour manu-
facturers—J. Le Tall and A. J. Le Tall, Sheffield grocers—D.
Nicholas and T. Jonas, Oarndlffautb, Monnoutlehire, grooers—
J. Saunders and B. Hicks, Ludgate-Will, lithographers—P. T.
Ilrobi and C. S. Heelep—A. Palmy and J. R. Cartwright, Duns-
ter-court, Mineing-nee, and White...row, Spitalflelds, cochineal
merchants—Ann Bather Jackson. J. Steele, W. G. Jackson, and
J. J. 11•Kenzle, flathead, Southwark, recliners, so far as a-
-sos J. Steeds—y. N. &watt, and J. Whitehead, Manchester,
alters—W. Odd y and C. Oddy, Iludderalleld. Yorkshire,
lit graphers—B. W. Lard, A. Starrett and W. J. lord,
lane, East India and colonial brokers, so far as regsrdsnri7
Lord—iamb Fenner (widow). W. t Fakeer, and B. Tara,
ship and insurance agate—lt JAMS and J. Johnson, Liver-
pool, coal merchants—A. Faber, H. Bluan, and H. Wood. Mart.
lane, merchants, no far as regards A. Faber—F. Adams and R.
Adorns, Brant corn merchants—D. Behead. 0. W. Bahr, and
0. Behrend, Liverpool, shiphrokers—J. 0. Forster and G. Fors-
ter, Winlaton, Durham, brewers—R. Cooper and W. Cooper,
Bun-lane, City, ship and insurance barkers—T, Landon,Y. H.
P. Borland, and T. D. Landon, New Burlington-street.
street, military tailors, so farm regards F. H. P. Worland N.
Cos. H. Cog, and C. Joseph, Liverpool, Iron merchant., so farm
regards C. Joseph—G. L. Whistler, T. Dawson, and A. King.
Brabant-court Philputlane, colonial produce agents—R. John-
an and K Fleming, Neweatie.upon-Tyne, grocers—J. Proton
and W. Nicholson, Rotherham, Yorkshire. plumbers—A. Phillips
and G. Phillips, Shirtal, Shropshire, attorneys—Ann Bloch-
liffe and IL Epworth, Rotherham. Yorkshire, painters—Hannah
tahrane and A. (-Sae. Neweatle.npon.Tyne hatters—A Had
and W. R. Wright, itilliter.street, City. auctioneers—J. Baker,
S. K Baker, and R. Phlllott, Westonsupertiare, Somereetahlre,
attornersat law. so far u regards J. Baker—T. Yalta, R.Grace,
U. times, sad .1. Browning, Jun, Old-street St Lae's, white
lad and colour manufacturers—O. 0. Openshaw, W. Openshaw,
and O. Openshaw, Plinbole. neer Bury, and Manchester. Lan-
cashire, cottonainnera or far as regards 0. O. Openshaw—J.
Keel and T. Jackson, Bristol, schoolmaster.-11. ,Peel, J. Hot-
rocks. T. Oreenhalgh. and R. Greenhaltdi, Freetown. Bury. lan-
cashlre, cotton manufacturers, so tar as regards J. Horrocks—
O. Oarrltt and .1. Garritt, Baker-atria, Clerkenwell lapidaries—
T. W. Davenport and J. Ahicrat. Bale Moor. Cheshire, grocers—
H. W. Brahma and W. Lewis, London and Liverpool.
alp brokers, en tar a. regards B. Fox—A. Maclwen, so far aa
regards his connexion with the Inn of Rachman and Co.,
Glasgow, tea merchant..
SCOTCH 81QIIMITRATIONS.
Trion.. CtAita, Ardrossan, droller, Jan. 11, at the Eglinton
An= Hotel, Ardroesan.
JAM= MULL Edinburgh, ironmonger, Jan, 10, at Dowell. and
Lyens Rooms, Edblinulth.
wauas Glimoow, Bowbotabog, Lanarkshire, farmer, Jan it.
at tbeCommereal Inn ,Clark's% Wisitaw.

It is now ascerlained beyond a doubt (sap the
Stamford Afereery) that the "bowels of the earth in this
locality posers Mines of greet wealth," and the lane
proprietors will doubtless turn to good amount the recent
important discoveries, for which they are chiefly indebted
to Mr. John Lumbv. The first kiln of the new pottery
in St. Martin's, fitainford, has bees opened this week, and
the numerous articles taken from it show that the quality of
the material of which they are made is very superior. Stam-
ford may eventually become as famed as other places that
have possessied similar valuable minerals. The works and
the result of the fine burning of the articles were inspected
by the Marquis of Exeter on Wednesday. This manufactory,
where a shaft has been suck, is surrounded by land belong-
ing_to his lordship
Toe FULTZ ING or WATER - I PEA. —Not many
hours of the severe weather had passed when in several dis-
tricts of the metropolis the water supply was stopped,
causing the greatest mconvenience. Last year we made
some remarks on the same subject, and it now calls for
further notice. We have again made inquiry, and find that
the mischief does not arise so much from the freezing of the
tap sad pipes immediately is connection with the cisterns
—as by the application of heat this part might be thawed
—but owing to the pipes which pees from the main to the
lbouess being laid too close to the surface, the frost in a few
hours stops the water supply. When houses are being
built the expense of placing the pipes at a sufficient depth
below the surface would be bat trifling, and the water sup-
ply would be nice. sure. It is not well at Christmas time
fee the families of industrious persons to be left without one
of the most common and memeary elements of life.—
Driiier. THE lINZIIPLOYED DURING SNOW AND FRONT.
A Tows IN Dsausssa.—For a long time back The experience of the last few days shows that the foot-
*. Halifax corporation bee hoes put to great straits in ceder Path' here bete generally ill kept. The law is, notwith-
to Imp up the supply of ps, owing toteh great eremite of standing, distinct on this point ; but no means seem to have
seek Th...ags..sco., who an war Biskinshasr, have had been need by the authorities to carry oat the neeemery
trouble with their mw, and the supply has he.n continually messuriss. Great distress at the present time prevails in
Ming ea. The climax came as Men&iy night. About ten eased parte of the metropolis. A strong lad could easily
o'clock the supply completely tailed, the public lamps and earn is. 6d. in the morning by cleaning doorsteps. Sup-
the looms *Ma all went out, end the town was in darkness. I Poring that the regulation for the cleansing of the pave-
All day, the little there wag bad been economised as much meet were strictly carried out, it would cause a considebis
as peer* in ceder that there might be no inconvenience in I amount of employment at a aeon when it is much usinimL
the chapels and churches, and the small quantity left on Taking the hoes of London at about 500,000, the assess
Sunday eight, when the supply was cut off, wee stored in 1 of the pathwers would, at the rate of Id. each, meet!
the hops of giving some supply to the mills in the morning. 2.3_0_1U., _ree ever/ eleaeruff erstatios• This would et
It was is vain, however, sad the mills stood till day-light. mum Diaoa not only to the Poor, who would gladly earn
In scone of workshops, even after daylight came, no work it, but also to thousands of waYlarere•—Ehrilder•
could bedew, on account of the darken. Meantime, every [Advertisement.] HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND
effort was put forth to get a supply of the precious "bark ourricurr.—leiabliahed bessehold remedies. —No medicines are
diamonds" None mild he had by canal, and for every ere Mileivel or more sere under any circumstances than
ton en the rails there were more applicants than there were Holloway. well.lmoves prepamtlena, and we are therefore se
well adapted for faintly nee. They possesses seilve and ~Waal
hundred weights In the ton. The coeporatioe offered large
I therapeutics! ponces presented by the vegetable kingdom for
Pinienv lied by diet of this temptation procured a weak" . expelling the cameo of ammo hem floe hams system. Beth
able quantity. Still, when our parcel was despatched yester- sollowayv pills and ointment are alike de
alike all universal
day, there was doubt as to whether a sufficient oupply I and vegetable poisons. They may be used with equal safety to
ed pia would be made to meet the night's demand. Leeds • the infant as to the adult, being wimple but edileacloue In their
Mercury. 9erstion. No household Amid be without a supply of
ointment, as will be fat always ase
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