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) LONDON SATURDAY EVENING.;., OCTOBER 6 185 5.
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ' yn-old and upwards , Cesarewitch Course ; the winne Despatch from General Simpson. three men also of the 62d Regiment, volunteeren to bring 21, at eise, at the Exeter District Court. Hirtzel, official
in wounded men from the front, in daylight, on the Bth of assignee, Exeter ; Stogiton, Exeter.
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of the Doncaster St. Leger to carry 121 b. extra ; the
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September, 1 ees. .
DINNER TO SIR JOSEPEI PAXTON, M.P., tions, and be well paid. (Hear, hear.) That, indeed,
was really economy. What bad tbe war cost ? It bad —was--
second horse in the St. Leger, or the winner of the Don-
SCOTC ET SEQUE eT It ATIONn.
-AT COVENTRY.
been stated that it would cost 80,000,000/. or 90,900,000/.
KELSO RACES.-Fensn DAY. caster Cup, or the Great Yorkshire Handicap, or the ( Front a Supplement to Friday's Gazette.) FRED. MARKHAM, Lieutenant-General,
Commanding Second Divi.ion. John Walker, baker and grain dealer, Marvhill, near
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WAR DEPARTMENT, OCT. 5. , Glasgow, Oct. 18, at two, within the Star Hotel,
this year. Why, if every soldier in the Crimea received
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, one, within the Royal George Hotel, Perth.
On Wednesday evening last the electors of Coventry,
dicap value 200 Boys, including the winner s s a e, a Lord Panmure has received a despatch, and its en-
to the number of 150, entertained Sir Joseph Paxton, ages. Three quarters of a mile.
11. a-week, thatwould only amount to 2,000,000/. during The Trial Stakes of 5 sovs each, with 30 added, for all Leamington Stakes, 6.1 b extta ; the winner, oftakny Hfatenr-
the year out of the 80,000,000/. ; and where was the
d a . From the London Gazette of Last NiPlit Patrick Wallace, coach builder, Perth, October 19, at
one of their representatives, a
• t a public dinner, given at
f Mr. Merry's The Wild Huntsman, 4 yrs, Bst 10lb extra weights not to.be accumulative • the owner of tne closure, of which the following are copies, aderesse .
d to his lordship ley General Simpson :---- ea* James Mitchell, commission merchant, Glasgow, Oct.
. the Castle Hotel. Sir Joseph had revisited Coventry to rest gone ?He made a suggestion to Government with Admiral Harcourt's A.gra, 2 yrs, sst llb (Bullock) I the publication of this handicap, to carry 3lb extra , the
reference to better pay being given to soldiers, a part o
1 The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint Thos. George Smith, manufacturing chemist, Glasgow,
FOREIGN OFFICE, SEPT. 21.
conclude his visit to the electors, numbering between which they adopted, but did notgo far enough. Soldieirs .
Sebastopol September 18. 17, at one, within the Buck's Head Hotel, Glasgow.
4,000 and 5,000. On Monday evening he distributed might readily have been better paid and had comforts 're Mr. R. Wilson s The Heir of inn, yr ,
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L. 2 s (PSertin9cleb) 2
tskeceonwdiuhuoerrsettuo
pre:: iv3eo ssoovssovtso
tohuet
J'oefdgteh.e sTtawkoesm,
(Snowden) 3 two furlongs twenty-eight yards. ailne s _ , , ,
My Lord, In continuance of my despatch, No. 8 , Joseph Hutchinson, Esq., to be her Majesty's Consul at 17, at two, within the Globe Hetet, Glasgow. Oct.
the prizes at the School of Design, and on Tuesday
d M S *th' bI t 'cl dam by Annandale Age st lb Age st lb of the 9th inst., I have the honour to transmit the list Fernando Po. Thomas Crooks and Co., warehousemen, Glasgow Oct.
evening presided
• at the annual meeting of the Me-
e the Crimea at less cost than had been expended., and
their wives and families at home might have receive a r. mi s na c, y n repi ,
3 610 of the names of officers and men brought to my notice WAR OFFICE, OCT. 5. 16, at twelve, within the Queen's Hotel, Glasgow. '
chanies' Institution. His reception was enthusiastic. portion of the pay. (Cheers.) Now, do not let them (11 b), 2 yrs, sst 41b (Withington) 4 Rataplan
by the Generals of the Highland, Second, and Light BREVET.
The dinner and dessert were excellently served up, and
suppose that he had entered into a league with the Go- Won by a length. Muscovite
Divisions, on the occasion of the attack on the Redan, Major-General Sir William Eyre, K.C,8., to have the
the meeting was a most spirited one. Mr. S. S. Whittene vernment. He had not come forward to form the Army The Roxburgh Handicap of 15 soya eaoh,
ulko ,
ft and 5 King Tom 4B 12 Weathercock 54
66 1100
local rank of Lieutenant-General in Turkey.
day, whose attention old foreign wheat for
Country Markets.
eof Rex- Ty ee
P I have, &c., Colonel Robert Garrett, of the 46th Foot, Brigadier-
occupied the chair. There were also present-Messrs.
4 6 10
v7s._._._.___as
directed
to
Works Corps with any view of aggrandisement, but only if declared, with 200 added by the D .
6 8 7 Kaffir .
(Signed) JAMES SIMPSON, General in Turkey, to have the local rank of Major-Gene- LIVERPOOL-Oen. 5.
W. Sargens, H. Browett, T. Browett, J. Gulson, W. H. from pure and patriotic motives. (Loud cheers.) When burgh ; extra weight for certain han 5 8 8 Radcliffe Hero ... 5 610
3 6
10 . on the Bth inst.
ral in Turkey.
Hill, &c. A party of glee singers was in attendance dice winners • King of Trumps
4 8 5 The Jolly Marine General Commandin g. There was a fair attendance of millers and dealers to•
Colonel Frederick Horn, of the 20th Foot, to have the
Ear y
The Lord Panmure, &c. &c.
and interspersed the toasts with songs and glees.
Panmure, after having had communicat rat e an
solicited to form this corps he wrote a letter to Lord
ions with Lord '1 d a half. 32 subs, 17 of whom pay 5 sovs
the second to receive 25 sovs out of the stakes. One' Hunigerßfoirrdd
4 8 5 (late The Sailor) 3 6 7
local rank of Brigadier-General in Turkey.
After the usual loyal toasts, Mr. H. BROWETT, in an
NOTE.-The list of officers recommended by General . mixture, and a few parcels were taken to hold over, the
Palmerston and other members of the Government, an each ; the highest weight accepting being Bst, it was Neville
Scythian
ein&readily obtained. Spanish
excellent speech, proposed "The People, the Source of extract from which he would read to them, in order to raised to Bst 71b, and the rest in proportion.
58 5 Mortimer
all Power."
sho w tbat he was not prompted by pecuniary motives. Lord John Scott's Clotilde, 3 yrs, 6st 13 ie.( )
3 6 5 yet been received..
or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards, to be one of her ts and oatmeal dull. Indian
corn a rgatheyr slow sale ayn'd • •
6st slb Orinoco
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in prices no alteration. The
The next toast was ,orne Allied Armies and Navies ;” He was pained to read the accounts of the sufferings of Mr. Woodhead's Mary Hope, 4 yrs,
Majesty's Aides-de-Camp, with the rank of Colonel in the
8 2 Diana
out-of-condition sem 1,
after which,
the army, and it was with feelings of great cheerfulness, lb Bates 1 Vindex
(Withington) 2 Goorkah ... .
a 8 0 Mr. Sykes
HIGEIL AND DIVISION. Army. p es of new wheat and oats hang very
heavy on hand, but good di7 new wheat was disposed of
The CHAIRMAN rose and said, he felt considerable
ADMIRALTY, SEPT. 28.
though he had devoted much time to the subject, that Mr. Pennycook's Mary Ann, 6 yrs, 7st llb (Athezton) 3 Hervine
Balrownie 5 8 0 St. Clare 4 6 4
easily, and full prices realised.
. difficulty in proposing the next toast, because it was he complied with the request made to him. Here is the The following also ran :-Saucebox, Hoddam, Mor-
Lieutenant-Goneral Sir Colin Campbell was present in First Lieutenant Thomas William John McDougal,
Talfourd
support, with the Highland Division, and the Divisional Reserved Half-pay List of the Royal Marines, and now
difficult to do justice to it without in some degree Mat passage :- timer.
4 6 3
WAKEFIELD-Oen. 5.
Indian Warrior 67 8 Burlington and Brigade Staff :- Staff Officer of Pensioners, to be Captain unattached, on •
. peering to eulogise their guest in his presence and he s 4 For myself I desire neither emolument norpoeition, A fine race. Won by half a neck.
4 7 7 Bolton
A fair supp y o w eat has come to ho.nd by railway, but
ehould be sorry to say anything that would'bear the and, indeed, I should decline any remuneration or re-
the arrivals by water are short. Fine new wheat ls per
impress of flattery. He begged to propose the health ward, as it would interfere with my independent posi-
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4 7 7 Frederick
Seucebox 3 7 7 Veteran 5 6 2 General. Admiral of the White the Hon. George Elliott, C. 8., qr. cheaper, and a further decline on inferior to effect
of their honoured representative, Sir Joseph Paxton. tion. I shall be fully rewarded if I succeed in placin
36 0 Captain Stevenson, 79th Regiment, Deputy-Assistant- he
jau.Bsn.l::selhnsasas::pbvse:ctarettedtmtbooyvrete(hci:itoydeetcaheapeseß:seoisfootrlvAoedfdElaH:Oatal.lf
j-aiheirL,G,riiaslts. sales. For old wheat the demand is limited. Barley slow
Domino 4 7 5 Mary
(Much cheering.) As a representative they valued him at the disposal of her Majesty's Government a body of
Flatterer
-as a man they honoured him. He had won the hearts
IMg the turn in favour of the buyer.
skilled and efficient workmen who will relieve the arm upwards ; extra, weight for trttahirael
zru-4,331.1:; airislcul
3 5 10 Captain Mansfield, 33d Regiment, Aide-de-Camp.
of the electors of the city of Coventry, and had been from the burden of duties not properly belonging to it, mile,
Y winner to be sold for 200 sovs, if demanded, &c.
3 fur., 20 yds. 1 Monarque ...-... 3 7 4 Bianca
fard; and the name of Admiral the Hon. George Elliott,
Eulogist
selected to represent their interests, because of the con- and carry on the operations in which they may be ems Mr. T. Parr's Wantage, 3 yrs, 7st 61b (Clement) 1 573 Ch g Vulcan 35 9 Captain Pitcairn, 42d Redgißmeenitm,
oMnatjoAr
tecifeß-drei-gcaadme.p.
3 5 8 Captain Montgomery, 42 g , .
EXETER-Oen. 4.
4 7 2 Siding
fidence they felt in his integrity and straightforward ployed in connexion with the war to an issue as success- Mr. H. Hunt's Gay, 3 yrs, 7st llb (Snowden) 2 Honeyeuckle
This Division was reinforced by a Brigade of the 4th aceo;dingly ; and, in consequence of this removal, tho CORN.-In our market wheat may be quoted from 9s Od
Baroncino
character. (Loud cheers.) By his own energies and ful as has attended the great works of a peaceful charac- Mr. Johnstone's Hoddam, 3 yrs, 7st 31b (Bates) 3 , Division, under the command of Brigadier-General the following promotions, dated the 27th ultimo, have taken to Os 6d. Malting barley, 4s 8d to 5s Od_ ; grinding do., Os
Gamekeeper - place :-
Od to Os Od. Oats, 3s 4d to 3s 9d. Beans, Os Od to Os
unaided abilities he had won his way to a seat in the ter which distinguish our time and nation." (Cheers.) The following also ran :-Caliph, Pippin.
Sultan
House of Commons, and he rejoiced that they had
Won easily.
elected a man of his type and character. (Cheers.) He To this Lord Panmure replied, acknowledging his libe-
Capueine
y in is ma er.
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xile of Erin 4 35 5 20th Foot-Lieutenant-Colonel Evelegh. Vice• Admiral of the Red Sir John Louis, Bart., to be Od per sack.
was the founder and architect of his own fortune, and . relit • tit' tt All he hoped and desired as a
recompence for his services wag, that the operations ot A. Plate of 50 sovs given by the Town of Kelso, &c.,
added to a sweepstakes of 3 soya each ; the second to
Admiral of the Blue.
had displayed through life, and among the greatest in Rotherham 37 0 Neoptolemus 35 3 21st Foot-Colonel Lord West, C.B.
CATTLE.-Prime beef, 10s 6d per score ; cows and oalves
the corps would be successful. (Loud cheers.) His oh- receive half the sweepstakes ; for 3-yr olda and up-
-6 6 12 Bf by Melbourne, 19th Foot-Brevet-Major Gordon. Vice-Admiral of the White Sir Edward C. Strode, 12/. Os to 151. ; butchers' calves 61 t 6'
the land, those intrinsic qualities that characterise a true • b Dalkeith
, . o ed per lb., rearing
ject in mentioning this wae, that, bein,g their represen• wards ; optional selling weights. One mile...and three g
Dr to Grey Tommy 56 12 out of Meanee.. 35 2 57th Foot-Lieutenant-Colonel Warre, C.B. K.C.8., K.C.H., to be Vice-Admiral of the Red. calves -s to -- s each. Sheep, srid to 6ed. Lambs 6ad to
Englishman. (Cheers.) His hon. friend proudly ac- tative it was right that a proper understanding should quarters.
63d Foot-Lieutenant-Colonel Lindesay, wounded. Vice-Admiral of the Blue Sir Phipps Hornby, K.C.8., Od per lb. Store hogs, large size, 60s to 638 each'; slips,
Vandal
knowledgee his origin ; and it was indeed a high object th f h ld t d take any Dlr. Menzies' Phosnix, by Phlegon, 4 yrs, 7st Ilb, 50/.
-- to be Vice-Admiral of the White. 24s to 32s ; small, 00s to 00s. Rough fat, 4td per lb.
of pride to leave risen by his own merits, and not by any exist 'between em, or e wou no nn er
contract with Government without at once coming there (Han) f Baalbec
SECOND DIVISION. Rear-Admiral Villiers Francis Hatton, on the Reserved Pork carcases from 108 Od to 11s Od per score.
accidental circumstances. (Hear.) He had displayed a
Mr. Redfern's John Dory, aged, 7st 111 b, 50/. Garnelad 46 12 Topsawyer... ...... 35 0
3 5 o Lientenant-General Markham has brought to my nO _
tice List, to be a Vice-Admiral on the Reserved List.
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ley, chevalier, 31s Od. to 32s 0.1; ditto, common, 30s Od to
high tone of consistency, and was a friend to every men- and informing them of it. (Cheers.) And now, gentle-
men (proceeded Sir Joseph), notwithstanding the dime- (Robinson) 2 Black Swan
the distinguished conduct of the following officers in the Rear-Admiral of tbe Red Sir Augustus William James
ClEarad.,AßdamtiCe.fßib,
(t3o_vilirll!cLAJdatgilsotfirtitlineg],lutel.t., INVERNESS.-Our. 2.
sore calculated to elevate man. He was as much beloved ters that have occurred, the war is a great and glorious Mr. J. Cowan's Phcebtis, 3 yre, 6st 11b, 50/. (Morrison) 3 LadyiTatton 36 11 St. Julian
assault of the Redan on the Bth inst. :-
CORN.-Wheat, white, per qr., 74s Od to 76s Od. Bar-
. , per Imp. boll 23s Od to 25s Od ; ditto
in his own neighbourhood as he was honoured' and re- war. (Cheers.) Without declining the contest, we did The following also ran :-Challow Boy, Nelly Arm- Pood e
Brigader-General Warrea, C.B. to
Rear-Admiral of the Blue Alexander Thomas Emeric
spected there, and had a world-wide reputation. More not seek it. We were forced into the conflict, and being strong, fby Foxberry, Lady Durham. d - WEDNESDAY.
31s Ocl. Oats, ZOs Ocl to 31s 0.1
he could not say, for he would not be guilty of adula- in it we must come out victorious. (Much cheering.) Won by a length. The winner was bought in for 71/. ' d • the whole
Bligadier-General Windham, C.B. especially recom. be Rear-Admiral of the Red.
MEAL -Oatmeal • •
Vidal to be Rear-Admiral of the White.
struegle in the Redan.
second, 00s Od to Os Od ; barleyrneal, 163 6d to 16s 8d ;
tion, and he therefore proposed " the health of their As a nation, we cannot afford to be beaten. (Renewed The Hunters' Stakes were won easily by Mr. R. four, Bst 41b ; five, Bst 111 b ; six and aged, Oat llb ; the .
The Town Plate of 50 sova-for three-yr-olds, 7st 41b; mended for his gallant conduct uring
DIVISIONAL STAFF. Captain Henry Algernon Eliot,
excellent repreaentative and friend, Sir Joseph Paxton." cheers.) We cannot lose the prestige and glorious name • -c
Calder'a The Empress, beating Mr. Usher's Cherry Ripe. winner to be sold for 200 sovs, if demanded, S. .
Colonel Wilbraham, C. 8., Assistant-Adjutant-General. Captain James Wigston,
. peasemeal, 16s 6.1 to 20s Od; bran, per stone, Os 8d to 9el ;
Ist flour, per 2801 b, 57s Od to 60s Od ; 2d ditto, 48s Od to
(The toast was drunk with the utmost enthusiasm, the among the nations which our forefathers secured. Our SECOND DAY. T.M.M.-To be entered by six o'clock the evening before
Colonel the Hon. P. E. Herbert, C. 8., Assistant-Quarter- Captain George Fredetic Feyves, C.D.,
52s Od ; oatmeal, best, per st. of 141 b imperial 2s 41
cheers being again and again renewed.)
object is to push back a barbarous power, which is Sweepstakes of 5 sovs each, with 50 adderl by Lord J. running.
master-General. to be Rear-Admirals on the Reserved List.
to 2s 6d ; dit•to second, Os Od to Os Od ; barleynaeal ls 8d
. Sir J. PAXTON then rose, and was received with great seeking to trample out civilisation and overwhelm En• Scott ; 2-yr-olds, 7st ; three, Bst 121 b ; fillies allowed The Oatlands Plate (Handicap) of 50 sovs, for three- Captain Belleirs, 49th Regiment, Deputy-Assistant•Quar- ' am ii )
' S• • Timms Hastines K t C B t b R
Capt . , n., . ~ o o ear- to 00s Od. ,• peneemeal, ls 8d to 2s 0,1; Ist flour, 3s 6d cash,
applause. After the cheering had subsided he said-At nee.
p (Cheers.) The hon. gentleman then proceeded 31h ; the second to receive half the sweepstakes. year-olds and upwards. Cambridge Course.-To be termastcr-General. Admiral of the Blue.
3s 9d credit ; 2d ditto, 2s 9d cash, 3s Od credit.
, this time last year he was only known personally to two .te Bay :---d lam a peaceful man, and would rejoice at Three quarters of a mile. entered by six o'clock the evening before runnine. Brevet-Major Thompson, 10th Hussars, Deputy Assistant The following Captains on the Retired List have also ,
been promoted to be Retired Rear-Admirals, on the terms
. r three persons in that city ; now he rejoiced to find the return ofj peace ; but no man would more dee 1
1).3T Admiral Harcourt's Agra, 2 yrs 6st 111 b ~,...(Bates) 1 A Sweepstakes of 10 sovs each-for two-year-oblds, 7et Quartennaster-Geneeal.
BRISTOL SUGAR-Ocn. 5.
in the London Gazette of Ist Sept., 1846, without
- himself among them no longer a comparative stranger, grieve to find that we had concluded an ignominious Mr. Merry's Clotilde, 3 yrs, Bst klb (J. Prince) 2 31b ; three, 9st ; fillies allowed 31b ; the winner to be sold PERSONAL STAFF. proposed
increase of pay :- The samples of West India in the brokers' office have
but among friends, whose cordiality of feeling and good- and inglorious peace. lam delighted to hear that The following also ran :-b by Hetman Platoff, and for 80 boys, if demanded, &c. T.Y.C.-To close and Captain Thesiger, Grenadier Guards, Aide-de-Camp.
Captain Philip Parker King. been greatly reduced by the recent sales-indeed the entire
will seemed to have made them long familiar to his mind, cheer, for I shall return to Parliament armed with your Grunstone. - name by six o'clock the evening before running. Lieutenant King, Royal Horse Artillery, aide-de-Camp. ?,aptain Courtenay Edmund William Boyle. stock of the port, in first hands, is estimated at little more
whose hospitality he had been invited to partake of on opinion ; and when I hear it said that the great towns Won by a length. A Handicap Sweepstakes of 15 soya each, 10 ft-for Lieutenant Mure, 43d Regiment, Extra Aide-de-Camp.
Captain Rowland Mainwaring. than 1,200 hhds. Demand brisk, and sales effected have
that occasion, and whose representative he was proud to ~. r
wisn ror an increase of commerce and not a continu- The Stewards' Cup of 100 BOVE', added to a Handicap two year-olds. Last half of Ab. M.-To close and name Captain Cooke, Royal Engineers, attached for the occasion.
Captain John Wyatt Watling. been at extreme rates. Refined goods experience an anis
be. (Loud cheers.) About this time last year death-
ance of the war, I shall tell the:, that much as u swee stakes of 15 sovs each, 10 ft, and only sif des by six o'clock the evening before running, and the Lieutenant-General Markham and Brigadier-General
ye la
Captain Richard Pridhain. mated sale, at full prices.
who is no respecter of persons-cat Tied from their midst desire a flourishing trade-much as you iove the clared ; extra weight for certain winners ; the secon 1 weights to be declared by nine. Warren, commanding the Ist Brigade of the 2d Division, Captain John Lyons. -------- —
their late much-lamented representative, Mr. Geach, a joys of peace you are not the less anxious that our to receive 20 sovs out of the stakes. Two miles, 24 A Handicap Sweepstakes of 10 sovs each, for three- mention the names of :- Captain Philip Westphal. COAL MARBET.-Oon. 5.
man whom he was aiways proud to call his friend, and country shall retain an independent position among subs, 7of whom pay 5 sovs each, The highest weight year-olds and upwards. D.M.-To close and name by Capt. 'Werge, 55th Regiment, Major of Brigade. Captain Edward Sparshott, Ka. Prizes of Coal per ton at the close of the market.
who was the worthy head of a much-beloved family.
the nations. (Loud cheers.) I wilt go a little further. accepting being Bst, it was raised to Bst 71b, and the six o'clock the evening before runniog, and the weights Lieutenaut Morgan, sath Psegiment, Aide-de-CamP! , Captain William Blight.
e. d. Wallsend, &c.
They all deeply lamented his loss. Looking to the cha-
-2,1 Battalion Ist Foot-Colonel R. Huey, commandin„ Captain George Woolcombe.
My maeisterial friend on m left can tell you that if a rest in proportion. to be declared by nine.
Bate's West Hartley 1S 6 e. 0.
racter of his lamented friend, and to the ability and a y .
ld l• Ct • Sit' th' F F bSI 3rs sst The Bedford Stakes, a Sweepetakes of 50 sovs each, h ft, 30th Foot- -Lientenant•Colonel Manleverer, C. ~
B corn- COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY THE QUEEN.
man trespass upon your property an action wou re ap ain ipwor s anny ern, y ane, y ,
Buddle W. Hartley l9 0 Haswell .22 6
mending
• energy whieh he invariably displayed as a business man,
(Snowden) 1 for two•year-olds colts, Bst 71b ; fillies, Bst 41b ; East York Regiment of Militia-Captain Richard Wil-
against him, and it might be a just cause for damages. 7lb
Lieutenant-Colonel Patullo, C. 8., killed. Ceres Hartle l9 0 fletton 22 3
he (Sir J. Paxtoe) must say that he felt it an honour to
liam Cradock, late 17th Regiment of Foot, to be Adjutant,
Now, according to my opinion, we have entered into a Mr. Woodhead's Mary Hope, 4 yrs, 6st 31b those by stallions or out of mares which never pro-
Captein Atcherly. Cuester Mail
••• . . 19 0 Kepier Grange 21 9
vice Baines, resigued.
have been considered worthy of succeeding Mr. Geach
Hasting's Hartley l9 0 Lam hton 2.1 0
just cause. One of our allies' territory has been invaded (Withington) 2 duced a winner, allowed 31b ; winners of sweepstakes
Captain Pocock.
East York Regiment of Militia-Joseph Bolland Gent
as their representative, and a pleasure to be associated
, a Holywell .... ......... ......20 6 umiloy .21 6
by a powerful neighbour, who also threatened us. I Eay Mr. Pennycook's Mary Anne, 6 yrs 7st ...(Atherton) 3 amounting to 500/., with 10 subscribers or upwards, Captain Green.
to be Ensign, vice Richardson, promoted.
with them as friends. (Cheers.) It so happened that he
Howard's West HartleY Pensher . 2l 6
let us make him pav the piper. (Loud cheers.) Of The following also ran :-Eilermire, Mortimer. 71b ; all other winners of sweepstakes or plates, 311) Lieutenant Saunders.
2d or North Durham Regiment of Militia-Theobald
was called upon to represent their interests in Parlia-
Netherton 19 c Plummer 2l 6
course I don't want him to pay five or six counsel, and Won by a length. extra ; weights accumulative up 10Ib. To start from gsth Foot-Major Cure, commanding. Fetherstonhaugh Lanestaff, Esq., Assistant-Surgeon of the
ment at a time when men's minds were engrossed with
Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Cuddy, killed. Lon ridge's Wst Hartley 19 C South Hetton 22 3
all sorts of extravagant contrivances. I don't want him The licrwmont Stakes of 3 soya each, &c., one mile the Ancaster Post, and finish at the Duke's Stand.
Leicester Militia, to 1,)7) Surgeon, vice Tyler, who retires. NejTa,nfield. •
the magnitude of the war in which we were about to en-
Captain R. Hume.
19 0 Stewart's 22 6
to pay for sending shot and shell to Balaklava, and then and a-half, were won by Mr. Pringle's Blarney (h b), 12 subs.
Ist Regiment of King's Own Staffordshire Militia-
gage, and when the whole country, he might say almost the
Citletain'Elton.
Arthur Fitz Gerald, Gent., to be Ensign. Tanfield Moor lB Casson 22 0
sending them back again, nor for sendiug a vessel to aged, 13st (Mr. Donkin), beating Mr. R. Calder's The Tyre (31b)(31b ex.) May Bell (31b) Captain J. Hume. South Tanfield 16 t Trimdon Hartlepool 22 0
• whole world, was in a state of agitation concerning the
The Galloway Riftes-Arthur Graham Hay, Esquire, to We • •
Constantinople for 5,000 shoes and boots, when all the Empress (h b), 5 yrs, 12st 51b (Owner), second ; Mr. R. Eloquence (31b) Cunning Bird Captain Richards.
• iker Primrose ... 17 C Heugh Hall 21 3
probable issue of the struggle and the results likely to flow
be Ensign.
time they were snugly stored away in that very ship. Laing's Abbotsford (h b), 6 yrs, 13st (Owner) third, and Secret (31b) . Theodora
[(aloe 22 0
from it. At that time it was the general impression not
Lieutenant-General Markham and Brigadier-General Royal Glamorgan Light Infantry Militia-Cecil God-
(Hear.) No • but we ought not to be satisfied without five others.
Barfleur Melissa
Windham mention tho names of the following officers of win, Gent., to be Ensign. - Wallsend, &c. South Keno) 21 3
only of members of Parliament, but of the country gene- Borne indemnikcation for the enormous cost which the k ano,icap , ex ra weig
The Kelso Plate of 50 sovs 'Il '' ) • t •ht Tar • • (31b)
qualm F by Paragone- Sneer ' the 2d Brigade, 2d Division :- Royal Rifle Reeiment of Denbighshire Militia Ensi n
e Gosforth . 90 9 Tees 92 6
rally, that the ministry, in summoning the Legislature to enemy has led us to incur, owing to his aggressive polic
Y• for certain winners ; the second to receive 10 aove. Lady Lawn (3114 (31b) wrong nomination
t• •n R,ooke 47th Regiment, Major of Brigade, se. Robert FroderickbHarrison to be Lieutenant. ' Harton 2l 0 Evenwood 18 9
meet before Christmas, did so with the view of making
Cap ai ,
Riddell 2O 9 Birchgrove Graigola 23 0
(Cheers.) I admit that, looking in another direction, One mile and a quarter. Mincepio (71b ex.) Shropshire Regiment of Militia-John Minor, Gent., to
them acquainted with the position and prospects of the
verely wounded.
Eden bfain 21 9 Derwentwater Hartley. 19 0
this war-grievous as war is-will not be without ite Mr. T. Parr's Wantage, by Collingwood, 3 yrs, 7st Sweepstakes of 50 sovs each, h ft, for two-yr-olds-colts, Lieutenant Swire, 17th Regime , •
nt Aide-de-Camp, severely be Ensign.
• army in the Crimea and of asking Parliement for -the
Isle of Wight Militianertillery Corps-Whitmore Puckle, Belmont 21 6 Morgan's Stone 26 0
compensating advantages. In the first place we have • (Clement) 1 Bst 71b ; fillies, Bst 51b, not engaged in the July, wounded.
Framwellgate 2l 6
necessary aid in carrying out the great work-for the
line dangerously Gent., to be Second Lieutenant.
formed a deep-seated alliance with our neighbours, the Ca Sk• th' F F 3 6 t 111 b
pt, mwor s army ern, yrs, . Ches terfield, Rutland, Clearwell, or Prendergast 3d Foot-Major Maude, comment 0,
war is the great work-in which we are engaged. What
-- Ships at market._ 82 I Sold
French. Jealousies and a desire to wipe out 'Waterloo (including 71b extra) (Snowden) 2
wounded.
were the measures which the Government of the day
Stakes ; a winner of 200/. or upwards 51b extra. Gri-
NOTICE OF INTENDED DISTRIBUTION OF
are vanished. I know this from mixing a good deal with The following also ran :-Quin, Pippin, Intrepid, Captain Lewes.
---
considered the only matters of pressing necessity at that
terion Course. 4 subs.
NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-YESTERDAY.
Frenchmen, tha,t the feeling for this country is sincere ;M•y A n Friar's Hall, Blame dPh •
y, an cenix. Lieutenant end Adjutant Roe.
critical period ? Why, to their surprise two paltry bills
Marco Polo IF by Footstool 1 Sirius 41st Foot-Lieutenant-Colonel Eman, C. 8., killed. Department of the Accountant-General of the Navy, Am5terdam............ 11 18% Gibraltar .....• •• -••- -
and the Emperor beine as I believe, a Free-trader, we AI"-
n ' Won by a length.
were introduced-an amended Militia Bill and a Foreig,n
Cunning Bird I Sneer
Admiralty, aomerset House, Oct. 4. Ditto, three months .. 12 14 Leghorn .............. 30 10
shall no doubt ere I n''be united, not onl in the bo d
Captain Every.
Enlistment Bill ; the one a defective measure, and tne n 8 The Innkeepers' Plate of 50 sovs, added to a sweepstakes
Rotterdam ............ 12 % Genoa
Captain Rowlands. Notico is hereby given to the officers and crows of her .
of amity but of cornomcg-rce also. (Efear.) yWith re a d
THURSDAY.
kntwerp ... - - ..... •'•••••'' ' • 25 75
other a measure which, if considered necessaryat all and to Austria f • ' . • •
• , as I never had any aith In her sincerity, I
g r of 3 sovs each ; the second to receive half the sweep-
A Handicap Plate of 100 sovs, for three-yr-olds and 62d Foot-Lieutenant-Colonel Tyler, severely wounded. Majesty's ships .A inphion and Conflict, and to all other Brussels .............. 25 625 i, Venice................ -
intended to be of service, ought to have been introduced stakes ; for 3-yrs-old and upwards ; optional selling
Major Daubeney. persons interested in the distribution of proceeds arising Hamburgh ............ 13 9,4 Naples ........
am not deceived. I believe she has done us a good deal upwards.' A.F.-To be entered by six o'clock the even-
much earlier. (Hear.) Speeches were delivered from the weights. One round and a distance, 1 mile, 3 fur-
Captain Cox, killed. . from eight Russian schooeers, captured on the 17th Altana .. •• ............ - i Palermo .... ...... .... 132
of harm but we are not in a condition to call her tO ac• ing before running, and the weights to be declared by
•• .. 25 40 I Messina ...
• Ministerial benches congratulating the country on the longs, 20 yards.
Captain Cooch. May, 1854, by the said ships, that with reference to the Paris ........ ... ..
••• 1324
count fOr it now. There are, however • f •
, signs o ominous b nine.
Lieutenant Blakiston, killed. advertisement published in the London Gazette of the 17th „
.„;
Ditto. three months .. 25 70 I Lisbon ..
Mr. Johustone's Hoddam, by Verularn, 3 yrs, 7et 41 ,
........ 25 7214 Oporto ........... esee
glorious achievements of Alma and Inkcrman, but not irn t• I I d G W h th 1 I
por in ta yan ermany. e ave. seen a ear - A Sweepstakes of 10 sovs each, for two-yr-olds-colts, Lieut. Palmer, wounded and taken prisoner. and 21st August, and of the 2cl October, 1855, giving no- di (di ' '
one word was uttered as to the condition our soldiers 100/. (Bates) 1
BoaurLefx..: .• . - -' , Rio Janeiro ... .. •
ing journal, the Times, which always indicates the cur- , Bst 71b ; 'fillies, Bst 51b ; the winner to be sold for 150 Lieut. Davenport, severely wounded; and of tice of distribution to commence on the 15th inst., such Frankfort-on M2.0.i;e*...... 119% Buenos Ayres.: ...: •: :: ----
„ ,_ Mr. Dawson sf by Fozberry, 3 yrs, sst 131 b, 25/.
were in. Ile Times nev. s,eaper was denounced by offi-
r f b'• • ' • d h• h- d d •
ent o pu Arc opinion, an w lc ,in ee ,is a renex or o s if demanded &c. T.Y.C.-To close and name at
(Bullock) 2 '" Y ' ' 12 soldiers of the 3d Regiment, schooners are described in tho decree of condemnation, Berlin ................ - New York,6o days' s*lght -
cial persons, and particularly by persons connected with
11 soldiers of the 41st Regiment,
11 30 Philadelphia .......... -
it writine in 3 siznificant strain with its accustomed 3 six o'clock the evening before running. severally, as the Polka,•Louisa, Livonia, Louise Annelle, Vienna.- .. .. .. - ....
the army, as propagating false and exaggerated state- ' - • n • • ' • ithi ii
, . Mr. H. Hunt's Gay, 3 yrs, 6st 41b, 50/. (W ngto )
18 soldiers of the 62d Regiment, Alexander, Johanna Carl, Anna Catarina, and name ' 'este 11 82 PRICES or Immo PER oz.
ower. Refer to the article in the Trines about Russia, T 1 • • A Sweepstakes of 10 soya each, for two-yr-olds-.colte,
ments. The writers andcorrespondents for that journal bus
be fel owing aiso ran :-Joanna Wagner, Phes
1,
whose names are attached. to this re istins git'ersbl;;*****- ****-
• '
...... .. .... ii 34 Foreign Gold in Bars £3 17 9
la)nd there you will see that there is an undercurrent of Bst 7lb • fillies, Bst 511) ; the winner to be sold for 40 port,fand wheo divot
of unknown.
Madrid ..g........., .... 49% Portugal Gold Coin .. 0 0 0
were accused of mischievously agitating the minds of Valour, The Wave, Miss Agnes, Lady Durham, Litt e
guished themselves, bringing in wounded rom th f —._
feeling in Italy Germ and in this countr which sovs, if 'demanded, &c. First half of Ab. M.-e-To close
Cadiz ........ • • ..... .. 50 Mexican Dollars .... 0 5 og,
their countrymen, and of being prejudiced against the will e'en, da ( ' • ainf y' h f (H y') The
' Ann, and Gipsy Boy.
tho advanced trenches., • NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. Barcelona ...........• - New Dollars ...... 00 0
y orce itse to t e aur ace. ear. and name by six o'clock the evening before running.
army and the war. What was the truth of the matter ? ' Won very easily.
LIGHT DIVIS lON. Department of the Accountant-General of the Navy, 5evine................, - i Silver in bars ...... 0 5 1)4
German people are not so Lad as their rulers would make A Sweepstakes of 10 Boys each, for two-yr-olds, 6st
Admiralty, Somerset-house, Oct. 1.
Why, the truth was, that at that time we had upon us The Sweepstakes of 3 soya eacb, with 30 a ,
dded did not
Lieutenant-General Sir William Codrington has brought
the d • th t t th d • t b f r dis-
, m, an in a conn ry eay may no e a 71b ; three, Bst 31b ; four; Bst 111 b, five .and upwards, , i.
Notice is hereby given, to all persons interested therein, -
- one of the greatest calamities that ever befell a country. produce a race.
tent when they will make their feelings heard. The Oet ; the winner to be sold for 300 soya, if demanded. rchreePd: .47,,,eitairali—
v Stranbenzee. that preparations are now making for the intended distri- . SEABORNE MA ILS.
- (Hear.) Here was the humiliating fact that in a country
--
hon. member proceeded to say that be would not inter- First half of Ab. Ma-To close and name by six o'clock h! " `
bution of proceeds arising from the Netherland galliot .
with the greatest wealth and power that any nation peg- WREXHAM RACES--FRIDAY. 'a "G
. 1 Sh• 1 C B
Brigadier- enera ir ey, . .
•ze
fere by force of arms to raise up the nationalities, but the evening before running.
DIVISIONAL STAFF. De Vroux Alida, captured on the 25th May, 1854, by
sessed-with a people elated by a just appreciation of
Free Handicap. One mile.
est 's shi Archer. (N signifies that the mails are sent from the General nest-ono
allovv the people to work out their own freedom, as they
A Handicap Swaepetakes of 10 sovs each, for three- Lieutenant-Colonel S. Brownrigg, C. 8., Assietant-Adju. her Maj y P
' the cause of the war, and a full determination to accom-
Agents or other persons having any just and legal de- by the night-and Mby the morning--sespatch.)
most assuredly would do when the power of Russia had Romeo
1 yr-olds. D.M.-To close and name by six o'clock the tant-General.
plish the object in view-the grossest mismanagement
mand unliquidated, against the said proceeds, are re-
been beaten back, and the chains by which they were Little Davie
2 evening before running, and the weights to be declared Lieutenant-Colonel Aimee C. 8., Coldstream Guards, As- , , .
prevailed at head-quarters, and one of the finest armies
quired to transmit t e p
h articulars of an such demand to
y Day lvlnol ni ode to, From wee( whoa
fettered by despotism were destroyed and scattered to Four ran.
sistau t-Q uartermaster- di (moral.
COUNTRIES. in General Post.
in the world was reduced to a state of starvation and by nine.
the Registrar of the High Court of Admiralty, in order Port duo Ii
the four winds of heaven. (Loud cheers.) Seeing what
blo A. Cathcart 93d Regiment, Deputy-
-011 Ice, London.* Dispatched. Eneland
. death. (Hear, hear.) With steam power greater than Gold Cup. Two mileo Renewal of the Brother Stakes of 100 save each, h ft, for
Major 11"mikrcal hitant-General. ' that the same may bo examined, taxed, arid allowed by _ __________
had passed on the continent, we in En I d h d
gan a great Jack Looming 1 two-yr-old fillies, Bst 71b. Last three-quarters of R.M. Assistant- j
any other nation, and with other appliances equal, if
H Clif -1 P• 11 B d D ten that Officer, and paid under the sanction of the Judge of Inserfeateynnt.packan Every Friday ..•• aiverpoo
reason to rejoice that we lived under a constitution which Li "
1 ... Each men
not superior, to those of our neighbours, it was found .le Tom 2 13 subs.
Assistant-Adjutant-General. the said Court. &muter: (by United Sts.
enabled the people, by means of free discussion and the a 3 Bandalore fbyD on John I Caramba Agents and all other persons holding powers of attorney, packet) .....• ••••N•••• • •• •• • • Liverpool ... Oct. 6
that while we could convey with ease 3; 000 miles what Go-away
PERSONAL STAFF.
liberty of the press, to obtain any measures of public
Victoria *I
-Plenty I ICalipyge [tontine Captain Honourable H. Campbell, Rifle Brigade, Aide-de. prize orddra, assignments, or other instruments, by virtue America (by U. States
was required for the maintenance and preservation of
Five ran.
acket) . . - ..N sa •••••• • • Southamptoe
utility sve required, and they ought to prize the liberties Mischief If by Orlando, If by Orlando-Va. Camp. of which they may be legally entitled to claim the sharebe- Y
varderave shldiers,• the generale could not manner to ,
A.ustralla (v.ia* **P.outh-
they enjoyed. (Cheers.) He then briefl adverted to
eG. Brabantia 1 Brown Bess I Lunette Captain, A. Ponsonby, Grenadier Guards, Aide-de-Camp. ith as little delay as
longing to any capter, are requested, w . ampton) ..........M; .•••• ••••• • • Southampton Aug. 14
compass a Journey of six miles, Our army at that - - " f 11. h y • • 1 NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETIN .
ble to transmit the same accom anted b the usual Ditto via Marseilles Ni •• Dover ......
one or two measures, one o w ic was a private bil ,
c atnation
D f - I Flyg.Duchess I Melissa Captain Montagu, Royal Engineers, attached for the occa- Pussl , , e P 3' . ( . .) i
time • •
, instead of being besiegere, were besieged, aed
documents, to the Prize Branca of the Department of the Ditto (via Cape of Goad!
which, with all hie vigilance, he was unable to catch, fn. PROGRAMME OF THE SPORT.
FRIDAY. ' aion.
......111
were starving in the trenches. A more lamentable, a
" Accountant-General of the Navy, Admiralty, Somerset-
iffiEloez)wnenne
.. ,
it was passed early in the morning after a long debate, MONDAY. Handicap Sweepstakes of 20 sovs each, and ontY sft Lieutenant-General Sir William Codrington and Brigadier-
more diegraceful thing could not be conceived. When d
a house." Ct U 8.5. ..ZZI
) 233 of the month.. piymouth ..10ct. 6
an when he had retired. No place, iu his opinion, re- Fifty Pounds-for 3-yr-olds, 7st 71b ; four Bst 71b, if declared by 10 o'clock the evening before running, to 13280 Commandine the Ist Brismee
General Van Straub° , . „, .
Alexandria........ - 'NIS, 9, 24, & 30 of in. Dover ......1
Parliameet re-assembled in January the country had
of the Light Division, speak highly of the conduct of- Due notice will be given by future advertisements in
Alexandria ......., _ 3d, 4til & 20th of mon. Southampton!
quired so much reforming D. 9 the interior of Parliament five, six, and aed gst eein A.F.-To be entered b six oto the owner of the second horse, for three- r-olds
g , Y g Y 'n Prety man, 33d Regiment, Major of Brigade. the Lone,:on Gevette of the' date osed for the com-
prop Bahamas ....... - _ m .17th of the month Scuthamp ton
~
been thoroughly aroused to an appreciation of a tru
Captal
e itself. Bills were put off from time to time, and there o'clock the evening before -unnin and upwards. T.Y.C.-To close and name by six o'clock
mencemea tof distribution • and, at the same time, the Belgium ........ _ „NDa11y......•• •• • • Dover ...... (Daily
state of the case. The appearance of the House of Coun
taT t 31. Re iment Aide-de-Cam
Lieutenan ew on, .e. g . , p.
was an endless amount of talking and little work. (Hear, Fifty Pounde, for 2 ' g'
8 'lb • • b f • • b d
-yr-olds-colts st r , and fillies the evening e ore running, and the weights to e e- Captain Williams, Royal Artillery, who volunteered to act aMuunt of an individual's 'share in the respective classes Brazil ...... .• .. .... 51,9 th (Atha month .• Southampton ,Oct. 15 '
mons was remarkable. Member! might be seen congre-
Buenos Ayres ...... „m 9th of the month.. Southampton pet. 15
hear.) Sir Joseph then referred to the social and intel- Bst 51b. T.Y.C.-To be entered by six o'clock the even- clared by nine.
will be announced. .
- gated in small detachments, and it was evident that mat-
as Aide-de.Camp to the Brieadier-General.
Cape of Good Hope ..N
lectual coudition of the country, remarking that he had ing before runnin
' Various ports LTucertain
ters could not be allowed to eemain in their then state.
• A Handicap Sweepstakes of 15 soya each 10 ft for 7th Fusiliera-Br e vet-Major furnencommanding,wounded Cape of Good Hope ..N
the pleasure of distributing the prizes on Monday even- A. Handiest Sg'
1' ' ' ' Cil 4 • H'b' t I 1
Mr. Roebuck's motion followed • and never perhaps • . p weepstakee of 20 soya each, and only 5 two and three-yr-o us. T.Y.C.-lo close and name by psaiu i oer , %omit ec . Department of the Accountane_General of the Navy, Cape do Verds ......N 9th of tha month Etouthamptoo Oct. 15
, 0 ' rug at the School of Design, and of presiding on Tuesday ft if declared by ten o'clock the evenine befor Brevet-Lieut.-Colonel Heyland, wounded. Admiralty, Somerset-House, Oct. 1. Ceylon (see India)
did he feel more for a man than ou that occasion. With e running six o'clock the evenine before running and the weights
- Ceylon ..............N
evening at the annual meeting cf their Mechanics' Insti- to c 1'
' • b ' Captain Marten. •
go to the owner o. the second horse • for 3-yr-olds and to be declared by nine.
Notice is hereby given, to all persons interested therein,
a great mind, a strong love for justice, and for every. .
Channel 151a5.... -NI lvfon ~Wed.,&Frlit southampton let.elei at.
tution. • They were both interesting meetings, and. cal- upwards. T.Y.C.-To close and naine'b • " ' •kf 10 ld 1 23d Foot-Colonel Lysons, C. 8., severely wounded. that preparations are now making for the intended distri- mil._ _.._ .. _ _lod & 17th of montlitouthamptm
thing that contributes to the advancement of the best 1 y six o dome the A Sweepsta es o sovs each, for two-yree s-co tt
cu ated to do good, but it struck him that more ought evenine before running and the weights to be declared Bst elb, fillies Bst 51b ; the winner to be sold for 40 BOYR, Captain Drewe. bution of proceeds arising from tho schooner Magle, China ... . Onee a month....
Oct. 4
interests of mankind, there be stood gasping, not having to be done, and effected in such • '''
' '
a way as to afford to by nine the same evening.
if demanded, Sec. First half of Ab. M.-To close and Captain Vane, wounded. • captured on the 4th June, 1851, by her Majesty's ship Con•tantinople ........ ~ ,
„.,
~
.4 8 13 t 8 23 &28 °tn. Dover ......
the physical power to go through the whole indictment,
Captain Poole, wounded. Constantinople .... _ _ 4 t.i ff.: seta of mon.' S mthampton
middle-aged working men, as well as younger persons, A Sweepstakes of 10 soya each-for 2. d • '1 k I • • Ai cher.
and the house so silent that a rin falling from the cell- yr-ol s, 7st 71b, name by six oe oc tle evening before running.
Lieutenant and Adjutant Dynely, killed. Agents or other persons having any just and legal.de- Egypt (see India)
Cont. of Europe M & N Twice daily ...• • . Dover ...• - TWID, dal",
the advantages afferded by places of recreation and three Bst 41b, four Bst 121 b, five and upwards 9st 21b ; A Sweepstakes of 10 sovs each, for two-yr-olds-colts
ing ndght hare been heard to drop. His motion was as
Assistant-Surgeon Silvester, who went to the matei, unneuidated, agaiast the said Proceeds, are re" Prance .. ...... ISf & STiirwice daily...• •• Doves ..
.. eieneniao•
, amusement. He would like to sce in all large towns a the winner to be sold for 200 says, if demanded, See Bse 71b, fillies Sat 41h ; the winner to be sold for 150 toys,
they were aware, opposed by the Government, and the •
front, under heavy fire, to assist wounded. quired to transmit the particulars of any such demand to . Gibraltar .... M14,7, 17, 20, 27 arm Southampto• 'Oct. 6
t d 'tdt t' h • TYC T I d b •' 1 k •• ' d
piece o groun appropria e o recrea ion, w ere, in- ...- o c ose an name y six oc oc the evening if demande ; Sec. Last half of Ab. M.-To close and Lieutenant-Colonel Bunbury, C.B. he High Court of Admiralty. in order nreeee (see India) I
Government fell-justly so, in his opinion. (Loud
the Registrar of t
stead of one large and expensive buiali h 'd b f •
ng, e wou, e ore runnino.
name by six o'clock the evening before running. Lance-Corporal Shields. that the same may be examined, taxed, and allowed by eieeytown .. „„„ „ m 2nd, & 17th of rnon.,Sonthampton .
"
cheers.) The Ministers still persisted in saying that the have suitable accommodation for a reading-room, library, Renewal of til Sweepstakes of 50 sovs each, 30 ft-for A Handicap Sweepstakes of 10 sows each, for Pi•ivates J. Taylor, M. Ahern, T. Kennedy, and that officee, and paid under the sanction of the judge of llamintrgn ...... N Tuesday 8c Frei eeeLondon .....
army was not in so bad a condition as was represented,
I,l.vatinah .. - .... _ m 2nd of the monti !South amptop Nov. 2
&c., and where all classes nitht meet as they meet in the 3-yr-old fillies, Bst 71b ; those by stallions or out of two. ld -d u • d F* Ilf fAb M T
yr-o aao p ear fi. irst la o . .- o J. Green, who brought Lieut. Dynely, when the said court. •
Holland enaatee........, , ,
but the country and the House of Comruons would not
'never
believe th d th
em, an ey were ousted from power. Well, Crystal Palace. A little dancing occasionally would not mares that never produced a winner allowed 3lb ;if close and nal-Le by siX o'clock the evening before run- wounded, into the trenches. Agents and all other persons holding powers of attorney, Elonduras • ........ _NI If7tii of the • -•-• * - lll.'"ii '
month. southampto.• 16thofmon
be out of place, under proper regulations. To show what both, 51b. P.M. 8 subs.
ning, and the weights to be declared by nine. . eed Foot-Lieut.-Colonel Gough, dangerously wounded. prize Orders, assignments, or other instruments, bY virtue trete. (viaSouthametem,4th & 20th of mon. Plymmth •• Oct. 4
' their came a curious phase connected with the position of
Lieutenant Trent. of which they may be leg•ally entitled to claim tho share in,lia (via Marseillcsll.l 9th&2stb of moon' Dover ......)
might be done in improving the tastes of the people, he ' Habena (31b) I Antoinette I FBy Touchstone The Prendergast Stakes of 50 sovs each, h ft, for 2-yr-
parties. Lord Derby, the leader of the Conservative party, mentioned that 2,000,000 persons had visited the Cry- Minx (slb) IBrf by John I dam by Dis- olds ; colts, Bst 71b ; 'fillies, Set slb • extra weights Lieutenant Donovan, killed. belonging to any captor, are requested, with as little de• • roman Isles (see India),l, 1.7, So 2.7 of monlDover...... ,
was called • • "
in , bus what did he do ? Why, he tried to
31th Foot-LieuteColonel Goodenough, commanding. Ireland . . Mse N ' ewlee dailV
lay as possible, to transmit the same, accompanied by the ... ... ~ ,
~
.. ...... i Hole hese ..,Twia.-lail•
stal Palace, out of which not more than three olice Fby The Libel- o'Gaunt-Man- I count '• lb)
(3 for certain winners. T.Y.C. 15 sub's.
r isbon mi 7 i 1, & 27 of m.lsmithamptor Oct. 15
form a coalition • • •
Administration, as if the country was
Lieutenant-Colonel Simpson. usual documents, to the' Prize Brauch of the Department a •• •••••••••••• • , •, • ,
cases had arisen, and two or three cases of druptiken- Plenty (31b) gosteen (31b)
Madeira 3119t0 of the month !Routhamptoe ooi. 15
not sick of coalitions. (Hear.) He did not, however, sue-
-1 (wwng "nL) Coal Black Rose Illuminator Firmament 21 Bat. Rifle Brigado-Lieutenant - Colonel Macdonneli, of the " Accountant-General of the Navy, Aihniralty, 4aacira p;1230 of month •• • •ILiverpool ... ,
ness. By different classes thus meeting to ether a Besika. Katie Ste wart (31b)
C. 8., commanding. Somerset House."
ceed, and the ' •
public voice spoke of Lord Palmerston as
Widmer 0 by lago-Lady B f by Footstool %elite (see India) I
the man f feeline of self-respect was eneendered, and- an igm ' k f 100 soya each, h ft-for 2 Id fillie
proved Sweepsta es o -yr-o
Captain Balfour. Due notice will be given, by future advertisements in Matti, .............„N 8, 18, &28 of mon.,Dover ..... , . Oct. 4
or the crisis, who was subsequently installed as 6
s' Intimidation (61b LiVill . -Adelgund
leader of the House of C taste promoted. In a word:he would have grounds for Bst 71b each ; untried stallions or mares allowed 31b ; Captain Hammond, killed. the London Gazette, of the date proposed for the coin. Mauritius (see India) ,
ommons. Mr. .Roebuck, not- •
extra) Kalipyge (61b ex) Granville
14th of the month I
withstanding advice irons certain t
quer ers persisted with tb
• .
nnocent recreation, with musicians, reading rooms, in both, 51b. T.Y.C. 5 subs.
Bre by Melbourne Overreach (31b ex) Porto Rico Captain Fyers. meucement of distribution ; and, at the same time, the m\t"ritlus '• •• "- -
Zi2rel of the mor th. go
Mexico .....• •• t. - ethampten Oct. I
Li 3 Select Committee of Inquir ' The Fl i
, rarres, &e., not in an expensively decorative style as Pby Garneboy- Fby Yng Melisa Captain Bon. B. Pellew. amount of an individuars share in the respective classes - N stblsth2sthofincr..Dover ...
Y 9 and, because Lord Pa.-
-Meanee Cby Annandale Dramatist (31b ex- Lieutenant Moore. will be announced. '-1
gow Granada .. - N! 21 & 17th of montelsouthampton,
rnerston consented to it, Sir James Graham, Mr Sidne some of our lerge exteriors now are, but neat and use- c, Physalis (31b) Dutc
hman-For- Fby Hero-Miss
- •• Ch cby The Libel -Calypso tra) Lieutenant Ryder killed. --•-- • stew Zea1and.........-.13, private ship "'Various port, Uncertain
Herbert, and Mr. Gladstone ag • • a e • ...., y ful. As he had promised at Halifax, so be would pro- I Mary Copp (31b) torn Hope (51b) Bowe (31b),,dead
he
Papal States N Ntillsth2sthofnion,lDover ......i
am resigne (once. .e rom •.
Jet Lieutenant-General Sir W'. Codrington and Brigadier- BANK OF ENGL A.ND.
raise here (or rather more here) and elsewhere, he would f Produce Match, 200, h ft. T.Y.C.-Mr. Newland's
Peninsula . ‘
m Ithl7th27thofmon !So th
!.. u ampton!
that moment commenced a syetem of finesse and in
neral Shirley, C. 8., commanding the 2d Brigade Light
Ge . . , An Account pursuant to the Act 7th and sth Victoria, cap. 32, for
1 IC, is: 2"th •
trigues, which to him-as being, as he trusted he wag a of E aulette Bst lb ast
give all the drasvings and superintendence. (Loud 'ch c Alastor, by lago, outo l p ~7 , g Sweepstakes of 100 soya each, h ft. T.Y.C. 3 tube.
th
Division, mention e names of- the Week ending on Saturday the 29th day of Sept., 1855. Peru .......• •• • • •••••• , • • • of mon . ' Southampton!
straightforward man, accustomed to plain dealing--..-a, cheers.) At Derby-and he was happy to see a friend Lord Glasgow's bfby r ando, out of Brown Bess, et lb st lb
Brevet-Mejor Glyn, Rifle Brigade, Major of Brigade. ISSUE DEPARTMENT. Port Natal .. - NIRy private ship-e Various ports Uncertint,
Sicily 2ilsthlsthssthoilmen,!Dever ... . I
peared disgusting. (Cheers.) Various motions fo/1 Pd.
owe .of his from Derby present-the late Mr. Joseph Strutt, Bst 41b. Fby Gameboy - - -€. ... . . x
.. 11,015,10 i, ,
Tuscany ...........,Nlsthisth2stholinon. Dover ...• . • I
• ~
Mr. Roebuck, Some time afterwards, prcposed a motion a raost benevolent and excellent man, left in perpetuity Match, 200 h ft. .. . .. .
TY C -Mr J P Cook's Sirius, Indulgence 8 4
97th Foot-Li . ,
'eut -Colonel Hon. H. Handcock, killed. Notes Issued ...• .... 26,3*255 Government debt.. ienezuel a ...... -_M 2d a 17th of month Southampton 1& 16 mon
Other securities.. - - 2,984,910
Van Diemen's/And (see I
condemning the late Government individually for the rids- Honey Dear aest Mr Powne 's c
for the benefit of his townsmen a most beautiful Arbo- by Meteor, out of ,
en • Y No DAY MENTIONED. Major Welsford, killed.
Gold coin and bullion 12,368,255 .
kustralia) ..........
manageman
- tof the war ; and if his motion had been in- return, which had been visited by thousands of persone Granville, by Touchstone, out of Velleda, Bst 7lb each.
Match 500, 200 ft. T.Y.C. Lord Glasgow'a br c Lieutenant and Adjutant McGregor, killed.
Captain Hutton, killed. .
-- Silver bullion...-. •• wen Indies _., ....1M Mt 17th of month Southampton It &lemon
tended to condemn the Government ae a becly he (Srr m all arts It was a chartnin s a ut e would Match, 200, h ft. T.Y.C.-Lord Glasgow's cr by The
fro p . . . g p , b h
by the I'l ing Dutchman, out of Barba, apt Mr. Fred. Captain Sibthorp, severely wounded. 426,358,255 4'26,363,255 .. ,
voted for it-for tha
• Joseph) would have t Was, in his . •
' like to see the other objects to which he had alluded Flying Dutchman, out of Barba, Bst 81b, agst Duke of ii,. b. •
y G • bC th to e tfth W
o inson s c rampian, y o era n,ou o e ry- Captaiu Lumley. M. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier. When any of these dates fall On a Sunday, the mails wlll be do-
n°. to do • but when he he d m
judgment, a proper thi e, ,_,_ ar 1 • ' B df d' 8 t 41b
combined with such p.aces, and he did not despair of eor s Tyre s •
neck, Bst 71b each.
Captain Legh, now commanding the regiment. Dated the 4th day of Oct., 1855. spatched on the following day. with the exception of the India (via
Southampton), and the Malta, both of which will be despatched me
Roebuck say in his place in th. e House of Commons that
r* seeing such a combination. (Loud cheers.) And now, Match, 200, 'h
ft. T.Y.C.-Mr. Villiers' na Melissa
' THE WHIP.-The Whip may be challenged for on the Captain Woods.
BANKING DEPARTMENT. preceding day.
.he exoceeated Sir James Granam, Mr. Sidney Herbert w's f b Orlando out of r
gentlemen (said Sir Joseph in conclusion), I have to agst Lord Glasgo y , E own Bess, , Monday or Tuesday in this meeting, and the acceptances Lieutenant Goodenough.
.E , , 4
' thank ou most sincerel for the kindness ou have in- no wei hts mentioned.
' and Mr. Gladstone-nearly everybody, in fact, except . 3' y y g
must be signified, or the Whip resigned, before the end Lieutenant,Browne. Proprietors'capital .. 14,553,000 Governmentsoeurities
- 0 be Home Secre
Lord Palmerston, who happened t tary vanably shown me in this city and for the friendly and TUESDAY.
enth • • • •' h dd h AS tk f 5 o hf t ld 6 t °f. the same meeting' If chalie g
' n ed for and accepted, Lieutenant Fitz Gerald. Rest ................ 3,670,. 25 (includg.Dead Weight A KIND ACT BY THE BOARD OF INLAND REVENUE.
Public deposit s (in- Annuity) .... - .... 12,125,026 -The Board of Inland Revenue, to their credit, have
r usiastie manner in which you aye respon eto t e weeps aes o svs eac ,or wo-yr-o s, s
Ensign Hill.
at the time-he did not consider that fair or straight-
to be run for on the Thursday in the Second Spring
eluding Exchequer, Other securities-- - 19,915,763 taken the case of the widow of Mr. David Biddle, late
forward. (Loud cheers.) When also he wa.s told that p oposal to drink my health. I shall return to my Par- 101 b ; three, Bst 81b ; four ar.id upwards, 9st ; tho win- Meeting following. B.C. 10st, and to stake 200 sovs Colour-Serjeant R. Smith. 1 Commissieners of Notes •• .. .......... 6,195,570
liareentary duties strengthened by the assurance that Der to be sold for 70 soya if demanded &c Rutland •13 , Serjeant F. Wedgworth. I , National Debt, Say- Gold and silver coin.. 510,673 Permit-writer, Hackney, into their consideration, and
the result of the downfall of the Administration would have_ , . . 0 • eac , p.p.
have kindly granted her the privilege of living in the
be .a coalition between Mr. ,Ruebuck and Mr. Disraeli, reeeliavgecilaid " heart open like a book before you, I have S ake Course. To close and name by six o'clock the LATEST ARRITALS.-Roebuck, Ida, Monarque, Pue Drummer A. Curran.
Private H. Jackson. le All distinguisheu ing's Banks, and
liu the Redan. Dividend Accounts) 8,144,219 office at Brick-lane, with a bonus of 51. a-year fur clean-
•he did not hesitate as to the course he ought to pursue, in
.. e
82our approval and encouragement to proceed evening before running.
d'Espoir, Kitefiyer, Bolton, The Assayer, and Intim- Private J. Cotterell Other deposits ...... 11,437,955
ing it.-Civil Service Gazette.
th me course (Sir Joeeph resume hi s t mid
d s ea a A Sweepstakes of 10 sovs each for three-yr-olds-
• J Seven Day and other
................___••••=,........
for be could not approve of coalitions of that sort. loud cheers.) '• - '•
- ture (2 yrs). , Private A. Ahern.
* - a ' - '
_( Hear, hear.) Two extremes like those could not well colts, 88t 71b ; fillies Bst 211) ; the winner to be sold for
_....-
90th Foot-Captain Grove, commanding. :BillS ........ •....,,s; 1,001,743
--,.- BIRTHS.
amalgamate. With reference to the disasters that oc- -------...... 100 soya, if demanded, &c. D.M. To close and name We are requested to state that Bright Plicebus does ,Captain Smith.
. £38,807,032 £38,807,032
'6urred in the Crimea owing taanismanagemeot, he be- WIND AND WEATHER REPORT. by six o'clock the evening before running.
not accept for the Warwick Handicap. 'Captain Vaughan, killed. . M. MARSII.A.LL, Chief Deshler. OP A SON.
A Handicap Sweepstakes of 15 soya each, 10 ft, for Captain Tinting. Dated the 4th day of Oct., 1855. Oa the 4th inst., at 21, Wilton-crescent, the wife of H.
lieved that one main cause of a great deaf originated in
---
_______4,______ three-yr-olds and upwards. DJ. To close and name_ ,• • Captain Close. . Lowther, Esq., M.P.
the fact that Lord Aberdeen never•believed we were
• -
HUNTING A.PPOINTMENTS. .
going to-war. (Hear.) The principal leaders of that Stations. •-• Co - .
rune of Wind. -
F r lock the evenine• before runnin and he
R DAY, oetober 5. by six o'c e g, t
state of Weather weights to be declared by nine. .
STAGHOUNDS. Captain Crealock.
Captain Wade. ' AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR.
The Average Price of Brown oy Muscovado Seger, corn- On the sth inst., at 11, Howie - lac '- • -
the wife of A. B. Carpenter, Esq.
y p e, Maida hill west,
party had shown by their conduct since that they never Greenwich
s•w• .........
' st's)-Friday Andoversford, Captain Magenis. de in the week ending Oct. 2,
pitted from the returns ma
were sincere-(vehement cheering)-and tlaerefore they Lothbury.
Pertially cloudy. . Selling Handicap Sweepstakes of 10 sovs each, for Cheltenham (Captain We
three-yr-olds and upwards ; the winner to be sold for at 12. . Captain Preston, killed. ^
1855, exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid or preya.ble OF A DA.UGHTER. •
did not make those preparations which a war with 3 Manchester S. - c
uesday Rock Inn (Exton), Lieutenant Graham.
thereon on the importation.thereof into Great B itain :
. ......... loudy. 100 sovs, if demanded, &c. Last half mile of Ale. M. Devon and Somerset-T
On the 4th inst., at Ivor, Bucks, the wife of the Rev-
gigantic and barbarous country like Russia required. Lancaster S. Windy.
ast 10
To close and name by six o'clock the evening before Friday Cutbone Wood, at half-p . . Lieutenant Deverill, and
From the'British Possessions in America 29s. Had. Christopher B R
. odwell.
(Renewed cheere.) Then, there was the folly of select- Whitehaven ...... S.
whlcln- Rain.
Sergeant-Major Cummiu. if Mauritius
Kent (Mr. Roberts'e)-Monday Tonbridge, Friday
On the sth in • •
at at Burleigh Villa, St. John's-wood,
ices old generals for command in a climate which tested Sheffield N
Sergeant Saunderson. All distinguished er s$ East Indies 3ls. Id. the wife of Mr ''
. Charles A. Townley.
the strength of the most bale. A general in such re • St k T•nt • S•w•
gums o e-on- le ... Rain. . The Clearwell Stakes of 30 soya each, 20 ft, for two-yr- Ide Hill, at 12.
• Sergeant Monaghan. in the Roden.
The average price o
• f the three foregoing descriptions of
should be in such a state of health and strength and Carlisle S.S.W Cloudy-Wind olds-colts, Bst 71b ; fillies, Bst 51b ; extra weight for FOXHOUNDS.
Sergeant Smallie.
Sugar, computed as above, is 30e. 110. per cwt.
MARRIE D.
vigour as to be able to rise early in a morning, to be Dfaryport.. N.W Very stormy. Y. certain winners. T.Y.C. 15 subs. F.D.-Monday Mertnern (Constantine), Friday Croft
77th Foot-Captain Carden, commanding. _
everywhere active, end, if needs be, remain so all night, LeedB S.W Very cloudy West, at half•past 10. Brevet-Major Rickman. On the 4th inst. at St. James's Church, the Lord John
Marco Polo I Firmament I b c by Conyng-
BANKRUPTS.
t' son of the Duke of Rutla
so that the army might know that the spirit of the com- Bristol S.W. Cloudy.
HARRIERS.
Captain Parker, killed. Manners, younges nd, K.G., to
znander was, as it were, floating over the field, and that rymouth
Brooksend (Thanet)-Monday Monkton Sea Mark, Captain Chawner. Henry Bull and John James Harper, upholsterers, the Lady Adeliza Matilda Fitzealan Howard, the youngest
- the First- Ic by Annandale I Granville
Greenwich, to surrender Oct. 22, at two, and Nov. 16, at daughter of the Duke of N f lk, K.G.
s.E.
......... Showery. . .
Wednesday Minster Mills, Friday Chapel Bottom, at Captain Wellington.
they had really a " head" placed over them. (Cheers.) le% s.E.
......... Very cloudy. Monge's d I -Calypso I Turk
at the arish ch
twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Graham, official On the 4th inst., p . nrch, Clapham, Gilliat,
Instead of this being so, he believed that some events in Gloucest • Rain. •
San Francisco br fby The Libel 1f by Slane-Nina half-past 10. Captain Butts, wounded.
Milk-street Cit . lexander Hatfeild Es ,
de ssi nee Lloyd and Rule„ y
only son of A , qeof 1, Hyde-park-
N W
IRISH. 88th Foot-Lieutenant-Colonel G. Maxwell, woun d. a g ;
the Crimea had been known in this Conn& b f S el
'
Cyprian James cottereii, draper, Abingdon, Barks, Oct. terrace, Cumberland-gate,
.to Jesse Ellen, third daughter
y e ore wansea . not,
. Major E. Maxwell.
coining to the knowledge of generals out there. Ad• Haverfordwest ... S.W Clear. Fracas Gaylass FOXHOUNDS,
Captain Maynard. 19, a crick Davis E
t eleven, and Nov. 19, at twelve, at the Court of of George Fred , sq., of Clapham-rise, Sur-
verting to the plan of recruiting our army by taking raw Holyhead ......... S.'W. Fine. The Royal Stakes of 200 sovs each, 120 ft, for three•yr- Royal Ifunt-Tue y
sda Causeway, Friday Creech, Captain Steevens. Bankruptcy. Lee, official assignee, Aldermanbury ; Jones, rey.
/ads only partially trained to arms, and sending them to Dublin W.5.W..... 7ine. olds-colts, Bst 71b ; fillies, Bst. 21b ; extra weight for Tuesday week Beardiville Gate, Friday week Kilraughts, Captain Mauleverer, wounded. Sise-lane.
D I E D.
Gustahe Louis Longfils, merchant, Pilgrim-street, Lud-
work in the trenches where they break down directly Liverp00l -
19th Foot-Lieutenant-Colonel Unett, C. 8., killed.
the 4th inst., at Kensin t -
ceetain winners ; the owner of the second horse to re- •
t hill Oct. 16, at two, and Nov. 15, at twelve, at the on gon park Villas, Begts,min
and are invalided, the hon. member said, if they intended Derby S Fine.
Brevet-Major Warden. ga e- ,
ceive back his stake. A.F. 14 subs.
Butler, Esq., formerly c..)f manilla,
Captain Bright. Court of Bankruptcy. Johnson, official assignee, Basing- aged 55.
to replenish the army with a suitable class of men, they Nottingham
ason has just died in the hospi-
. hall-street • Brewer, Philpotelane. On the 4th inst., at lo2,Westbo
muet get soldiers either in the manner done on the con- 14a
icesitner S.E. ......... Very fine.
Chalice bl fby Touche Ic by surplice- lEEYDROPHOBIA.-A LB .
Captain Chippendall. urne-terrace, Jessie, wife
of Lieut.-Colonel Dunbar.
• mith grocer Kin t
tal of Lyons of hydrophobia. In one of his fits his
Names of the non-commissioned officers and men of the Thomas S _ , , .gs on-upon-Hull, Oct. 17 apd
gton S.W. ......... Very fine. stone - Bees- I Cheddar's dam
On the 29th ult. at Fl
, arrogate, the Rev. Jno. Bald-win,
tieent, or they must be better paid-there must either Yarmmouth S.W .......... Fine. Tumbler
wing, paid 25 I Cecrops keepers got frightened and fled, and he succeeded in Second Division who have been brought to the notice of N •
0,
mi., . _
ov 14 at the Leeds District Court. Carrick, official
of Dalton, near Ulverstone, late of Christ Coll Ci •
be a conscription of some sort, or they must act upon a Lowestoft
Smith, Kingston-upon-H . ege, am
commercial principle and pay men for their hire. It they Ccambridge S.E Fine. Paletot 1 Claret I sovs ft (dead) •
terror among the patients ; some j p
um ed out of bed, distinguished themselves in the attack on the Reda enr Lee Fr carer
non the H y y, er and gilder, Plymouth, Oct. 13 bridge, aged 53.
-' t- On the Ist inst., on board the Indiana t S *th• d
paid them better, there vvould be no difficulty in getting I Shrewsbury ....... onE
se . and Nov. 12, at one, at the Exeter District Court. nir , a pi ,ea ,
Much rain Hazel
heir bed covers. At last Bth September, 18.,e .-
soldiers. They would remember that on a former occa,. Harwich ............ 5.W... . R • • Bro to Citadel rutjobber (dead) others bid themseives under t
Son Ply. from wounds received in the trenches at
zel, official assi
Corporals John Salmon, John Clement Milton; gnee, Exeter ; Edmonds and , , Sebastopol °lithe
GID. Doralice a monk threw a blanket over the unfortunate man's 3d Buffs-
pion he told them that in his opinion soldiers were unfit Ilsswieh ....... . ..... sew Rain.
John Barron • Drummer Henry Healy ; mouth ; Stogdon, Exeter. 24th of August, Capt. the Hon. Robert Drummond, oi7 the
for trench-work and d • dla 0.• ested the Southampton ...... S.
h Oct. Coldstream Guards, second son of th
anus Georee Thompson, leather seller, Knareeboroug , e Earl of Kinn oull,
roa -rnaklng, au e su„g Rain.
Privates Lawrence Sexton, Matthew Donovan, Fr
sendin Portamenth s
-.lies, Bst 41b. T.Y.C.-To run also secured,
Williams 19, and' Nov. 16, at eleven, at the Leeds District Co .
• urt aged 24.
g another class of men to do that particular work. Cloudy.
Spier, Michael Barrett, 'William Browne, John
Cowea ........ • ••-old on Th • •
' Yonn officia Knaresborough ; On the 20th ult., at Sebastopol, from a wound reca ived
In compliance with the wiehes of the Government he Poole S.W .......... Cloudy. at threeire ursday in the Second October [ADVERTISEMENT.I-Holloway's Ointment and Pills John Hall, and John Davies. g, 1 assignee, Leeds ; KirbY,
in the trenches on the Bth, Brevet-Ma' Ste
carried ou ' • • S•W Rain Meeting, 1856. R.M.---And at four-yre-old on Fri- cured a wound in the leg of eleven years' 'oriel Harle Leeds
standing-- 41st Foot-Colour-Sergeants William Davies, Li , .
jor phen Rem] mut
t she principle on a small scale, and 1,000 men Great Grimsby 5..... ......... i '
•
O'Neil ; Henry William Jeffree, cotton spinners, K g
in ston-upon. Chapman, 20th Regt., A•sistant Engineer, third so ftb
day, in the Second October Meeting, 1857. T.M.M., Mr• Welch, chemist, of Brighton, states in a letter to Fitzgerald. and JaMes Kelly ; Sergeant Jemes
,l
n a e
as an Army Work Corps were sent to the Crimea. Their Gainsborough
at the Leeds Dis- late Frederick John Chapman E h • 'l3 d
utility was soon discov ........... Fine. two to the post.
Professor Holloway, dated Sept. 6, 1855, that Mrs. Ca- Privates William Connors, John Culbert, William Daa y, Hull, Oct. 17, and Nov. 11, at twelve,
• nee, Hull ; Wells and nape°, aged 31. • sq., of er Majesty s r -
ered, and General Simpson sent Boston S.S.E. ...... Cloudy.
• k Garvey, John Hillson, John Kennelly, and Martin trict Court. Carrick, official assig
home for moree By the end of th' S. Weimer 'Chc by Birdcatcher-Maid therine Hudson, of Cavendish-place in that town, had Patric
• On the 20th ult., before Seb t
• ludine ar- Brighton
is week, Inc . e ............ Showery-Very windy Bel, T d Vonceda of Masham Smith, Kinesto n-Hull. •' •
e• n-upo as opol, of wounds meet ived
• ' r y a MOT.-',, been suffering for 'eleven years from an ulcerous wound Rogan.
-npon-Avon, Oct. 19, in the Redan on the Bth, Lieut. Re • ld
tisans and labourers, 3,000 will h York
62d Foot-Colour-Sergeants J. Young and J. Lyness; William Fisher, grocer, Stratford . .
gina C. Goodencn igh,
will be to do work to make th avn
s-ail ' 1
ed 'heir duty , - • .
• Aberdeen. . N.W ......... Fine. Ch fby ceatoaea-Taurina Br fby Gameboy-Physalis in the leg, for which she had been under medical' treat-
irmingham District Court. 97th Regt., son of the Rev. R. W. Goodenough, vire rof
e soldier comfortable
Sergeants D. Loiter and J. Brady ; Corporal W. Black- and N0v.16, at eleven, at the B .
h • Lane Stratford- Whittineh
order that he may be kept to his own ' in
Perth
man ; Privates H. Reilly, W. Mildly, D. Healey, T• John- Christi ), official assignee, Burning am „ e am, Northumberland, aged 18.
Now, in' obtaining this corps, he
aetedpnarticular work. n
Dundee - Br
- own Bess rived no benefit therefrom ; the application, however, of
son, J. Farrell, T. Ba.con, T. Berry, J. Coughlin, T. Car- upon-Avon •
, Hodgson, Birnsingham.
' ...-...--7.........,.....
....
Cial prinCiple. In order to get good egnanadcoomffime err-
Edinburgh S. - Holloway's ointment and the use of Holloway's pills have nv, and J. Lewes. Joseph Braithwaite, miller, Saint Mary's, Stafford, -----
he least pay them well ; and he had not ex • ee! Berwick S.W. Very lima 13 cby 13irdcatcher-Miss Conspiracy (dead) effected a perfect cure. Sold by all medicine vendors eThe above-named nen•commissioned officers and men Oct. 17, and Nov. •
7at half-past ten, at the Birmingham LONDON : Printed ad P
n üblished by ktURDO YOUN'n,
the slightest difficulty in getting such a class. 10rireenhc
cal Glasgo w S.E. - Physadis throughout the world ; at Professor Holloway's estab- Birmin ham-
volunteered to go from the advanced trench to bring District Court. Bittleston, official
.assignee, . g . , of No. 112, Strand, Printer at The Sue Office N.t. 112
come from all parts to the °lice in London, len n• 1 Newcastle
$ wounded men in from the front of the Redan on the night Robins ,
on Ecoleshall,
.Staffordshire ; Wright, Bir-
Strand_ in tit,. P..,..r...., _r ',,, _ ,-. _ . .. ' • r
that if engaged they wtiuld be well clad, - "In Whitby.
'have good ra -91 Is
-• ...car..ornt• •th S.E,
W ....._ . . . .. '
.Fine. - The Cesar it hSt lees a free handicap of 25 sovs , New York: by A. Sta
wineorwreso. _
.h. , __ _ erov. c t a f mon.. Consta.ntit....o..• A aniclinv. •-,f' fho Alb in A._ • _ •

- FRIDAY, October 5.
Stations. • - • Course of Wind. State of Weather
Graenwich S.W. . . ....... Partially cloudy.
Lothbury.
Manchester 5.... ......... Cloudy.
S. ............ Windy.
Lancaster
S.
N
Sheffield
Stoke-on-Trent S.W. Rain.
Carlisle
s.S.W CiondY—Windy.
lifaryport..
N.W Very stormy.
Leeds S.W Very cloudy
Bristol S.W.
Cloudy.
Plymouth
Exeter sS:EW ................... Rain.
S ery.
Cardiff S.E.
......... Very cloudy.
Gloucester N.W Ram.
Swansea W. Much rain.
Haverfordwest
Holyhead ......... S.W. Fine.
Dublin W.5.W..... Fine.
Liverpool
Derby S..._, . . Fine.
Nottingham
Leicester S.E. ......... Very fine.
Leamington S.W. ......... Very fine.
Yarmouth S.W .......... Fine.
Lowestoft
Cambridge S.E Fine.
Shrewsbury ....... r; .E Much rain.
Harwich............ 5.W...
Ipswich.. . . S.W Rain.
Southampton,;;.. S.
Portsmcuth ........ S.
Cowes S.W .......... Cloudy.
Poole S.W .......... Rain.
Great Grimsby S.
... ......... Fine.
Gainsborough
............ Fine.
Boston S.S.E.
Brighton S. ............ Showery—Very windy.
yoric
Aberdeen . . N.W ......... Fine.
Perth
S.W Fine.
Dundee
Edinburgh S.
Berwick S. W. Very nee.
S. E.
Glasgo w
Newcastle
W.hitby. -
Fine-YWindy. Scarborough

Names of the non-commissioned officers and men of the
Second Division who have been brought to the notice of
Lieutenant-General Markham, C. 8., as having particularly
distinguished themselves in the attack on the Redan on the
Bth September, 1855 :-
3d Buffs—Corporals John Salmon, John Clement Milton;
Lance-Corporal John Barron; Drummer Henry Healy;
Privates Lawrence Sexton, Matthew Donovan, Francis
Spier. Michael Barrett, William Browne, John Williams,
John Hall, and John Davies.
41st Foot—Colour-sergeants William Davies, Lionel
Fitzgerald. and JaMes Telly; Sergeant .Tames O'Neil;
Privates William Connors, John Culbert, William Daily,
Patrick Garvey, John Mason, John Kennally, and Martin
Rogan.
621 Foot—Colour-Sergeants J. Young and J. Lyness;
Sergeants D. Leder and J. Brady ; Corporal W. Black-
man ; Privato4 H. Reilly, W. Findly, D. Healey, T. John-
son, J. Farrell, T. Bacon, T. Berry, J. Coughlin, T. Car-
ney, and J. Lawes.
The above-named non-commissioned officers and men
volunteered to go from the advanced trench to bring
wounded men in from the front of the Redan on the night
of the Bth inst. • - •
Privates T. Johnson, B, Chapman, and W. Freeman,

[ADVERTISEMENT.}—HoIIoway's Ointment and Pills
cured a wound in the leg of eleven years' standing.—
Mr. Welch, chemist, of Brighton, states in a letter to
Professor Holloway, dated Sept. 6, 1855, that Mrs. Ca-
therine Hudson, of Cavendish-place in that town, had
been suffering for 'eleven years from an ulcerous wound
in the leg, for which she had been under medical treat-
ment at the London and Brighton dispensarie3, but de-
rived no benefit therefrom ; the application, however, of
Holloway's ointment and the use of Holloway's pills have
effected a perfect cure. Sold by all medicine vendors
throughout the world ; at Professor Holloway's estab-
lishments, 244, Strand, London, and 80, Maiden-lane,
New York; by A. Stamps,, Constantimple; A, Guidicy,
Smyrna ; and H. Hoods, Malta.

Henry William Jeffree, cotton spinners, Kingston-upon-
Hull, Oct. 17, and Nov. 14, at twelve, at the Leeds Dis-
trict Court. Carrick, official assignee, Hull ; Wells and
Smith, Ki ngston -upon- Hull .
William Fisher, grocer, Stratford-upon-Avon, Oct. 19,
and N0v.16, at eleven, at Birmingham District Court.
Christie official assignee, Birmingham; Lane, Stratford-
npon-Avon ; Hodgson, Birmingham.
Joseph Braithwaite, miller, Saint Mary's, Stafford,
Oct. 17, and Nov. 7, at half-past ten, at the Birmingham
District Court. Bittleston, official assignee, Birmingham;
Robinson, Ecoleshall, Staffordshire ; Wright, Bir-
mingham. •
Johu May, manufacturer, Barnstaple, Oct, 18, and Nov.

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Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the multi of
Middles*); Saturday, October 6, 1855.