The Sun.
London, England, 1855-02-15 00:00:00

ir TIE SUN LONDON THURSDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 15 185 5.
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I N BA N•PK-IS" , lACS SBIRA(N) CFE, sANT IDA ORTHEL C 0 M - '
; power to increase the proposed capital of 4,500,000/. to I • LAW INTELLIGENCE.- Feb. 14. cue remained unaffeeted ny the count tnevidence given libel in that journal, reflecting on the character of the ' m
.R AI L WAY INTELLIGENCE.
I any amount to be certified by the East India Company. I ,on behalf of the Count Aguado • and that the plaintiff's plaintiff, and couched in the following termt :-" The
_.--...- • MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND LINCOLNSHIRE.-For ----4,-.-
I witnesses, poor and humble t'hough they were, who Contraband Parcel Trade. Mr. Crouch, the gentleman PANIES' STOCK. I
BRADFORD, WAKEFIELD, AND LEEDS. 1 power to capitalise errears of dividend, to create prefe- I , COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH-. I spoke to circumstances leading irresistibly to the in- who has made himself somewhat notorious by carry- I __woo_ 1
weli
The half-yearly meeting of this company was held rence shares, and to make regulations as to share capital. lSittings at Gaildhall.-Before Lord Campbell and a I forence of adultery between the count and Madame leg on an illicit trade in small parcels, in defiance Fr 0772, the Official List.
WESTMINSTER TERMINUS.-Extension from Clapham Special Jury.) Hope, were not on that account alone to be deemed to .of the rules of companies over whose lines he desires PUI3LISTIED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING. 10
yesterday at Bradford. Mr. W. Firth presided.
y, to Norwood. CHM. COM.-HOPE V. AGUADO. have perjured themselves. i free way, has sent us a printed statement of his griev-
The report, read by Mr. BURNSIDE, the secretar
Lord Campbell then summed up amidst the profound , ances. Passing over remarkabilitiee of style, the whole LONDON, TUESDAY, FEB. 13, 1855. 1
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stated that since the last meeting, held In Nove. naher, the
(Continued front our impression of yesterday.)
attention of a crowded court. His lordship said this I affair resolves itself into this solitary fact. Mr. Crouch
directors bad been actively engaged in negiona,tiofns feodr
RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. When the court met at half-past one the witness came action had been brought by Mr. Hope against the Count I could make a trade 'by smuggling, and afford to give GAS •LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. ' 7
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land. To some extent they. had satisfa,ctori y per orm
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that duty, and they were.still prosecuting it with vigour. GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY.-Traffie return for the into court, dressed en voyageur, and seemed rather as- Aguado, for criminal conversation with his wife. He I his customers a sharelof the plunder, if companies would
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. (
paring the specificanons and draw- week ending Feb. 4, 1855
The engineer was pre
19,707 6 4 Jean Ranzd examined by the Attorney-General-I be brought by the laws of England. He thought it was : nothing. He is willing to pay goods' rates, precisely as -_____
legs, with a view to early arrangements, to make the Corresponding week last year
LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY. Traffio re- .n s. d. X s. d.
requkisite contracts for the construction of the line and was concierge at the house, 20, Rue la Bordere. I left a reproach to the jurisprudence of the country. Adultery a parliamentary passenger, on paying his penny a mile,
rritish •••• • • • • • •• • • - - -
w te The statement of accounts showed that 18,825/. turn for tho week ending Fob. 11, 1855 £17,154 18 7 two years ago. I was concierge there in 1850 and 1851. was a great crime, and should be treated as a great crime might demand being conveyed by express. Were this Ditto. ProvinCial.... 75. 20 00200 0 TO
Ja:erl lessen received, a.nd 10,382/. expended, leaving a Corresponding week last year 17,746 19 2 The preprietere was Monsieur Dobcenf. I know the and punished by the criminal courts, and not be made 1 enterpriting gentleman to show that his system afforded Brighton ••••..• • • • •• 5/. 20 00en o 0 - Oa
balance of 8,443/. CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAILwAw.-Traffic return for Viscount Aguado. He had tho house. He hired it for the subject of a civil action. It had been a reproach on , greater security and speed than the companies could Citny„ofeLton(donc..;y. 4:. Os, 100 0 0 160 6 0 -%
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'Q f.r. nal 3d a . ... 4/. Os. f 0 0 0 43 10 0 58 -.
The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, the week ending Feb. 11, 1855 a ye.ar, but he only occupied it during the fine weather.
stated. that from Wakefield to the Ardtley Junction, Corresponding week last year ' During that time no one but the viscount occupied or the laws of England, that a man having suffered the I themselves, we might advise his immediate employment
Equitable ••••.. •• .• 2/. 16s. 50 0 0 all 29% p,
, used the house. I had the key of the house when he great injury of having his wife seduced could bring an las parcels superintendent. So long, however, as he Great Central ....... 7,1 per cent. 10 0 0 all II '6,l'
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where the line met the Ardsley branch of the Leeds, action at law, and ask the jury to give bins a sum of , merely takes an advantage of an error in statute law, I Imperial ............ me & bonus. 50 0 0 all
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£69 2 4 was out. The count never met a lady there. I did not Independent ......... 51. 40 0 0 '5O Fe
Bra.dford, and Halifax Railway, the land purchases, with Increase in 1855 .. money as a compensation for his dishonour. Foreign 1 and thereby seeks to elude internal regulations of corn- " I
know him. The viscount came there with his lady, a London.• ............ - 50 0 0 fP I -
the exception of a few of an unimportaut character, were GLASGOW AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY.-Traffio re-
d k lad 1k d tin • • I • .tt fthir o vn trade, we must rebut
countries oo e on is as a diserace, and lie !mused paniee upon ma ers o .e t
, Do., Parl. Preference 6i. p3r cent. '25 0 0 „ 25
completed. Nene of the land had as yet been purchased turn for the week ending Feb. 10, 1855 £4,851 2 2 -ar y• . had had to defend our laws. He'had heard the laws of I his charge of monopoly precisely as we would a practiced pceix . •• .... a ••.. 4:. per cent. 60 0050 it 0 ' 2,04
between Ardsley and Leeds owing to the difficulties Corresponding week last year 4,900 2 6 Cross-examined by Sir F. Thesiger-He came two or England reproached, en the ground that a man tired of I insinuation into our till, a fraudulent cheque upon our iluti , a:neti
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d. 5/. 100 0 0 90 0 0 70
--- three times a week with a lady. He did not reside there. his wife might put a halter about her neck and expose I hanker, or any other mode of obtaining a livelihood
which had been interposed 'by the landowners. The
£49 0 4 He did not sleep there. Sometimes he took a repast there. 5 . 11; eLr Scee'n t. ' 30 1 ril
board were very anxious to commence the line between Deerease in 1855 her for sale in a public market. He was sorry to say under false pretences." Ditto, New ........ 51. per cent. 5) 0 0 10 0 0 -- les
Ardsley and Wakefield ; and they only awaited the com- Ido not knew Tallhudia, the coachman. There was a that this practice sometimes, though it had not recently, It would appear that small parcels are collected by the 5500 00
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pletion of a few land purchases to commence operations. . person named Gra.ujot, who did the gardening, but he prevailed. He blushed to say that a man could bring , plaintiff are' his various agents at dtfferent places
did not come regularly. The viscount only came in fine I 27
In addition to the sum stated in the account; there were . A NEW MATERIAL FOB .PAPER.
an action against another for criminal conversetion with I throughout the country, and by them picked into one , Dividend Amount 1
outstanding liabilities for Parliamentary expenses to the ______.--. weather. I cannot say whether the count had a dupli- his wife and could recover damages. He hoped the ! large parcel and forwarded to their destination, where Name of Company.
~ per of Paid Price. St
A leading New York journal contains the fcl- cate key. I usually opened the doont or my wife. Jurisprudence of the country would ae corrected in this they are sorted, and ill- trilalted to the parties to whom Annum. Share. V
amount of 2,000/.
The report was adopted, and the retiring directors re- lowing :- Monsieur Dohceuf is a portrait painter. He did not live
there at the time the viscount rented the house. He respect. He would not read over the whole of the evi- they are addressed. By this the plaintiff saved con -
elected. Before us lies a copy of the Albany Evening Journal,
I rented it one ear It 1850 or 1851 There denim, for that he believed would not assist them, as 1 siderably on the cared:tee. This mode of conduCting hi 3 East London
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In reply to questions, the CHAIRMAN atated that they printed on paper made from basswood shavings. The OR y y . was . it must be fresh in their memory, but he would 1 businese, however, involved him in almost endless iiti- ntr?Tt Junction
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were in a position to commence the section of the line interestine article from the Journal, which we copy be- were two peacocks there. I can't say where they came briefly advert to some of the leading points. Firet ga.tion with the railway companies, who were by this 78
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between Ardsley and Wakefield in the course of two or low, gives such information respecting the process of from. The peacocks were taken away when the viscount of all, then, he would direct their attention to means deprived of the immense profit they received on New River Comp;:y 2/. 10s. - - 55
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three weeks. They had determined, however, to obtain manufacture, and the almost certain success ef the expe- went away. the evidence connected with Mrs. Hope's visit small parcels compared with large. The plaintiff having soutlawark &Vauxhall 51. per cnt. ,100 0 5 - 89% n
possession of the whole of the land before the works riment, as the public can expect in the present stage of Dr. Douvin was recalled at his own requett, in order to Havre, in • 94% 'I.
were commenced. The construction of this portion of the invention. We may add that the colour and general to correct an error he had made in his evidence pastor- 1.846. The witnesses Deonaisons been succsssful again•t the railway companies, issued a West Middlesex • • -
and Soutreuil had certainly given somewhat ex- pamphlet reciting his " grievances," entitled " Crouch
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the line would make a very good route from Bradford appearance of the paper are superior to tlp7itntoeidi. etc:: dad'. He stated that be had said yesterday that he bad aggerated tettitnony, for according to their state- and the Railways' Monopoly," which he heralded to the
, Dividend Amount
to Wakefield, the distance being about 15 miles, or only many of our best exchanger; are often not come to London for a consultation in 1848, but cir- meets, after the Count Aguado had obtained possession public in the following lines, as emblematic of the per-
Name of Company. ' per of I Paid. Price.
also of good substance-perhaps, if anything, a little too .
about a mile longer than the present turnpike road. An camstances had brought it to his recollection that it was of Mrs. Hope, he was constantly toyine with her where secution which he had endured :- Annum. Share. 1
heavy, which can no doubt be easily remedied-and it in 1848 that he had so come. they could be roost easily seen ; he hacr either his hand Go forth, my book, into this world of care, -
opinion was expressed on the part of the shareholders,
X s. d. I X s. I. I
and promised to be considered by the board, that it is tougher than the great bulk of newspaper made from
rags. It has also another advantage, that, although This was the defendant's case. round her waist or his hand was in her bosom, or they Doomed, like thy master, all its ills to share.
Commercial - - .... • • 4/. pr cent. Stock. I Stock. -
would be desirable to proceed with this portion of the Ann Rouse was then recalled by Sir F. Thesiger- were indulging in other indecent familiarities ; but in In allusion to " railway monopoly" he in the pamphlet went East and West India.. &. pr sent. 6tock. 1 - I 119% 6.
line at once. it is without any sizing, it will carry common writing
ink almost as well as letter paper. We have little When I wa,s in Paris with Mrs. Hope I went several reference to this there was much irnpoz tont evidence on to say, "I approached the huge monster, like David in
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` The proceedings terminated with a vote of thanks to times to a bathing establishmeat with Mrs. Hope and which the jury would do well to consider. The story olden time with my simple staff of honesty of purpose,
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tho chairman. doubt that before long it will be in very general use. the young ladies and Mane. ;Junin. It was a place depended much upon the apartments occupied
,by the placing within my bag a few small stones consisting of in- st. Katharine ........ .4 per cent. Stock. , - 68
5200
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- - where ladies were taught to swim. At first she used to Count A.guselo. Now tkere was strong evidence an e
• PRINTING PAPER MADE FROM BASSWOOD. have a rope tied round her waist and held on a pole. forded by Moasieur Bredard, the master of the hotel ; uustry, perseverance and determination, to fight with ..voiicittohraima pt.o.n :: 35'i.opseprecrenct..
CORK AND BANDON. d slay my miehty 'Railway Goliah." It further stated,
Our exchanges, and the various book-publishers with The man walked on a platform. She attempted to swim Viscomte Aguado, the defendant's brother, and Dr.
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The half-yearly meeting of this company was held yes- whom we are in correepondenee, will receive this number - .
accenting to his directions. I saw other ladies "earwig Douvin, that the apartment which these women Lad aspneakin-g of- "ralwhy autocrats," and their " pecuniary
resourcee," " Yet still they gorge their already heated
terday at the London Tavern ; General Chatterton in the of the Albany Evening Journal printed on paper made in the same way. I have seen her swim without the said the count load occupied bad not been occupied by stomach; b oppression, and enjoy the feelings of mono- Dividend Amount
entirely from basswood. We hope soon to issue our rope ; but the man walked on the platforai. He said, him. He thought, therefore, that they could not place Name of Company.
chair. A alieurm . se f Paid
. Price.
10 1V 0 ev wyould seek to uphold by the, destruction of hare.
Mr. H. W. WOOD, the secretary, read the report, an whole edition upon this paper, and we should have de- " Tres-bien, madame." It was a long bath ;it was a much reliance on their testimony, though much they tho - 1 t • d • • ,
e honest in ustrious, atm persevering tradesman."
abstract of which appeared in The Sun of Saturday. fared any reference to it until that period but for the bath on the Seine ;it might be as long as this court. I This pamphlet was sent to the Railway Times, and eli- Hungerford .... • • .... Xs.d.X a. d.
The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, numerous calls made upon us, from all quarters, for ripe- nave seen her swim along the bath before she left, in had deposed to had been uncontradicted, and indeed
could not be contradicted-such as what they had •
cited fromn that paper the article complained of. Southwark ...... •• .. - - 12
- 100 0 0 - -
said he did not think it necessary to detain them by cimens of it. Its inventor, George W. Beardslee, Esq , 1846, for Havre. Mrs. Hope is a very fair womau and The Lord Chief Baron, in lea,ving the case to the jury, Ditto New of 7% p.c. 70s. per cent. 50 0 0 - -
making any observations upon it. of this city, kindly furnished us with a ream to print very thin. alleged had taken place. at nieht. In the next place
there was the testimoay of the woman Lowenstein, as said-The question to be decided wag what was the waterloo ..... ....•••• - 100 0 0 - 4
Mr. Law's seconded the motion. for circulation among those directly interested in the Cross-examined by the Attorney-General-I have seen _, . Ditto Old Ann. of 8/. 1/. 149. 60 0 0 --
real matter complained of-was that article libellous, or Ditto ww ditto oe 71. 11. 10s. Od. 40 0 0 - 31
Mr. Cox complained that he had received a stamped important discovery. to what she had witnessed at Havre in 1850. Though
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her strike out several strokes when she was by herself ; he could not see the improbability of the bathing scene was it t. • 23
a air comment on the notorious practice of the venetian ............ ii. ss. 70 10 3 -
proxy paper from the office. He thought they were not The paper is made from pulp produced from basswood perhaps fuur or flee.' I saw her once or twice without such as she had described, yet she had. not given a very 1 lantiff's mode of conductive his business 1 If the i -
in a position to spend money on stamps for such a pur- shavings, of a peculiar form, thrown off by Mr. Beard- the rope-it might be more. That was towards the end JOINT-STOCK BANKS.
pose, and he wished to know the object of it. slee's planing machine, which has been improved to of the time she went there. satisfactory account of herself. She was leaving her
own country, and first she said she was going to Cali- .I)ve:es ef opinion that the arti'e'le complained of was aref-
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The SECRETARY said the object was to obtain sufficient produce this result. It contains no mixture of rags, or The Attorney-General then summed up the case on fornia, and next she said she was seeking to obtain lous it was for them to say what damages they thought,
Name ef Company. per of Paid. Prlce.
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proxies to constitute the meeting and to secure the re- other material whatever, or sizing. It is from the pure the part of the defendant. the situation of a stewardess. On her evidence, if under the circumstances, the plaintiff was entitled to.
The jury, having consulted for a short time, asked the
election of two local directors, who wore of great service wood alone. The paper furnished us was made at Sir F. Thesiger proceeded to reply, on behalf of the • Xs.d.X s. d.
Satterlee's mill, Little Falls, under unfavourable cir- uncorroborated, he thought they could not find a ver-
to the company in promoting the traffic. d• f hl• 'ff Ihd tb -t tntdb learned judge what amount of damages. would carry
Au5tra1a51a........... ! 61. per cent. 40 0 0 all 62
Mr. Cox had no wish to offer opposition to the report, cumstances. The supply of water was so small that the plaintiff, on the case presented for the defendant. He
could not but feel the tweet disadvantage under which ict, or te p ainti . t a no eon con ra ic e
ellorittish North American 1 61. per cent. ,50 0 0 „ -
the baigneurs, for it appeared that Mrs. Hope hayd The Lord Chief Baron-There is some doubt whether umercaal of London. 5/. per cent, ;100 0020 0 0 -
but thought that it was illegal to send out stamped mill had to be served by hand instead of by gauge learned to swim in 1846. And now he would direct
he laboured in addressing the jury after so long an in-
you ou nit to be told that. You ought to find damaees Colonial .............. 3/. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
costs.
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proxies, and was of opinion that it ought not to have pumps, the consequence of which was such irregular terval had elapsed since he first opened this casewand their attention to the question in reference to the house t th l' iount of the injury sustained. ionian ............... 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 -
been done. feeding as to produce slightly irregular thicknesses of since the most important witnesses on the part of the in the Rue de Monceau. Though it was possible that Lund. Chili*. Bk. of Aus. -- 20 0 0 all 9 21
Mr. RADCLITFIC, the solicitor to the company, said paper. The paper has also been used with perfect sue. plaintiff gave their evidence, a great part of which, he the count might not have taken the house No. 3, the o Thee:Lye after another brief consultation, returned a London and County .. , 6/. er cent. '5O 0 0 20 0 0 39
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Londo. And Westminstr • 61. per cent. ;100 0 0 20 0 0 40
the hon. proprietor was quite right. The funds of the cess by Mr. Gavit for transferring fine line engravings- feared, must necessarily have been obliterated from their Weight of evidence on this part of the ease was in favour verdict for the plaintiff-damages, 51.
London Joint Stock ... ; 6/. per cent. (50 0 0 10 0 0 27%
company should not be used for proxies. They should a result which cannot be attained by any ordinary news- minds. He trusted, however, yet to be enabled to of the defendant. In support of the plaintiff's case, stroonverwee, own Provincial of Ireland.. 1 8/. pet cent. 'lOO 0 0 25 0 0 -
not have been sent out at the expense of the company, paper. But Mr. Beardsloe is not restricted to bass- satisfy them that the case of the plaintiff remained en- they had the evidence of Young and Tallande, but , Ditto, New......... 8 / .per cent. IC. 0 0 all -
National of Ireland.. 141 )er cent 50 0 0 22 10 41 -
unless authorised hy the vote ef a general meeting. wood. He has made experiments which leave no doubt tirely unaffected And established in spite of the evidence against that they had the evidence of the proprietor of GENERAL SCREW STEAM-SIIIPPING
Nat. Provincial of Eng.: l' 61: iper cent: MO 0 0 35 0 9 -
Mr. BATES, a director, contended that it was important upon his mind that paper of a texture even superior to adduced on the part of the defendant. His learned the house who gave a satisfactory account of how it COMPA NY. Ditto, New ........ ; s'. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 -
to secure the re-election of the local directors, as they that which he has already produced from that wood can friend had put it to the jury that the case of the Plaintiff had been let during the last. three years, and a register a Oriental Bank Corpora. '121.p. ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all -
, . South Australia .. •• .. 81 p. ct.& bs. 25 0 0 „
was an entire fabrication, and got up, upon testimony bad been produced to show its residents. In addition The adjourned meeting of the shareholders of tnis union of Australia-. '4O(. per cent. -
~were most indefatigable in their exertions to improve be produced from ether native woods, found in equal
2:5 0 0 25 0 0 66%
the traffic and promote the interests of the company. abundance. The pulp is manufactured very cheaply, which had been suborned, as a counter move to the to that, they had the evidence of Colin, the coachman, company was held yesterday, at the London Tavern, Ditto .............. '4O/. per cent. - 210 0 -
Mr. BicAmisg, M.P., said he hoped they did not in- and by a. simple procese--known, of course, to himself proceedings instituted against mr. Hoo,e by his wife in and of the valet of the Count Aguado. It seemed to Bishopsgate-street, for the purpose of receiving the re- union co London ..... 8/. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 2%
Union of Madrid ... • • -
• tend to proceed with the bill now before Parliament, alone. It can be packed in bags and bales, as coin- the ecclesiastical court. He (Sir F. Thesigern on the him that on this part of the case the evidence prepon- sult of the ballot on Mr. Crewford's resolutions, and on 4O 0 0 all -
unless the parties at the other side were anxious that it paetiy as cotton, and sent as readily to any part ni the part of Mr. Hope, repelled with the deepest indig- aerated in favour tof the defendant. As to the house in the amendment moved by Mr. Hankey, at the meeting CANALS.
Price ~,,,; Dividend
should be proceeded with. • country or world, and at rates which (if it shall prove nation the imputation made by the defendant's count the Rue la Borders), the gardener's son had given his of the company on the 3d inst. The resolutions moved - . ,
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The SOLICITOR said that his instructions were to tane available) must ultimately drive nags entirely out of the sel, that he had been guilty of tampering with wit- evidence fairly enough. He said he knew the Count by Mr. W. W. Crawford, and seconded by Mr. Money Names of r.'," Dividend
no steps in the matter until the report of the committee market. nesses, or suborning evidence in support of his case. Ague* and that he had seen him coming to the heuse; Wigram, were- companies. ts per
a
was received. Thus far Mr. Beardslee has only manufactured as It was only, forsooth, the witnesses on the part but opposed to that they had the evidence of the "1. That it is not expedient to make any payment to
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The resolution for the adoption of the report was then much pulp as was necessary for the prosecution of his of the plaintiff that had committed perjury. The viscomte, and what WAS Still more material, the evidence the shareholders, by way of dividend or otherwise, for the n ' n
agreed to. experiments. But he purposes as soon as arrangements witnesses for the defendant, according to his learned of Ranze, the concierge, who negatived the idea that half-year ending 30th Juno, 1854; or to make any altera- Ashtn &01d11, 98 71. p.ct. 137% Macclesfield. '
' The CHAIRMAN expressed his regret that they were ' • t th
can be perfected, to enter largely in o e manufacture of friend, were too respectable for any one for a moment to the count hal occupied the house in question. And tion in the accounts of the company, as they stand re- Barnsley- • '164:1 - - Neath ...• • • ion 161, 150
about to lose the valuable services of Lieutenant-Colonel the article for market. It can be used in any paper- think of imputing such an offence to them. He (Sir F. new he would turn to scenes of a different character. corded in the company's books under that date. erenk&Abrg.lso' 4/. GO Oxford-. •• • • 100 13'. 110
Birmingham 140 41. 91% Peak I'orest. 78 5, Os. 86
Beamish, in consequence of his retirement from the mill, furnished ready for the finishing engine, and capa- Thesiger) would leave it to the jure to say whether they Ann Rouse who seemed a most respectable young woman "2. That the directors be recommended to write off the Coventry....llool 251. 209 Regent's .-• es ,8- 15%
ble of producing a weight of paper equal to the weight ' balances upon the following accounts to the debit of profit Derby ••• • • 110& 6/. 114 Rochdale.... 85 1/. 10s. 60
board. thou In 1 df • d • •fi. d • It• ' h d h • d
ght is earne nen was justi ein ma ing such had stated that she a seen tat which would lea to 1 l
The retiring directors], Mr. T. S. Reeves and Mr. W. of 'athe pulp used. Consequently, in adopting it, no new a, distinction. He would not recede from the position the presumntioa that the act of adultery had been corn- ance 07, Inder dte 31st IttFcembe.ce 11'2,1,
to ........se ri/rate ,
viz .-Sus ense Fllsinre&Chsl 6912% p. ct. - Somrset Coal ,4
GrandJanctnloo,4/ pr.ct, 55 100 2/. 10s. 51%
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J. Shaw, were re-elected ; Mr. C. Bearnish, a large m chinery will be requier:g, but a great deal of the most which he had assumed from the very first, that Mr. mitted. It WAS not necessary that the act itself should errlmiveatmunNien lypirilead re
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zmrceco'lliTtlit in i hi ; repairs in Do., 6 pr• Ct. I 10'6/. pr. ct. - - ttird &Wore ,lio , 281. 423
ehareholder, wag elected a director, in the room of Col. curntbeettstsiomnixelredk. rnuch offr:he most unpleasant Hope disdained the notien of receiving damages in money be witnessed ; for if it were shown that there was a de- liquidation -leap° coasting trade accountp---, anti to the , , rand ST-7y, 100 2/. 10s. 48
4itlf rnertvosrt;tdry..ins! a
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Beamish ; Mr. C. Bell, the retiring auditor, was re- par ._ • ma -ing paper m rags may be dt -as a compensation for an injury of this kind ; the plain- sire on the part of the paramour of the wife, and that credit of the same account, suspense charter account; also
peased with. (ilereannndt sleArnli Telt 61s1; red. 162124 : 43°ve-n anfil 105 i
elected.
is diseovery as time' as it is im ortant will rove
Th ... tiff's sole object was to be placed in a proper position for they had an opportunity of gratifying that desire, then to write off from profit and loss, to credit of the coal and Lancaster ..,1001 - - wy e /tail. ,26
On the motion of the CEIAIRMAN a committee of ithare- ' Y P , P prosecuting the suit for a divorce he the House of Lord' ; the legislature, whose duty it was to decide upon thoee store accounts such sums as will cover any ascertained Leeds &L:vrp, 10e 25/. - Warssick & 2/. 21
of incalculable value to the world. The necessity of 21. 20
holders was unanimously appointed to confer with the but, at the Fame time, he tru-ted that, in the event of queetions, would draw their conclusions at to the adul- losses or probable deficiencies under those heads.
some such substitute 17 the articles hitherto used in the tion to the directors, when wo- &Nth 83 41. 28% Warwick &1 i „
1 LLeeliccestsrter..... 10r 6/. 69 Birooing. 1 1001
15
directors on the hest mode of placing the pecuniary the jury giving a verdict for Mr. Hope, they would not tery. This witness had said that Mrs. Hope, having sent "2. That it
ibe a t o
t'n inOfrthe com any's stock, for thilest- Loughborsgh 142 70/. 575 Napton.. 1 100 .'"'
affairs of the company in a sound and satisfactory pesi- mannfacturie ofdpaper hd bdectohme impierative. The de- award such an amount of damages as would degrade him. her husbant and children uut of the way, had received the m(!nef.tto: v a
t h 3.l.'s'tlDie:inber, 1854-fin the terms of the 66th Slonmouthsh ;00 - - Woricnstr & 1 78. V. ts
tion, the comrsittee to consist of Messrs. Jones, Thomp- mandhiew.:La.erT. y outstrippe h edsuelph y,
ialudt. the rnost Thekttorney-General (interrupting Sir Frederick)said, Count Aguado in her bed-room. It had been eaid by the
clause of the deed of settlement, to assess the value of the .leLnitigAlectrvib'srhylgO -7•••• --- wirts Ws. - los. Od. -
serve u ties were appre en e in t e uture. If
son, Graham, Guiness, Wilson Taraffe, Mahony, Swan- supposing the jury were of opinion that adultery had ltarnei .A.tterney-General, that this was a foreign habit. compeny's shipping and other stock, upon the principle of
ston, Yeathard, Beatmaish, M.P., Perrier, and Adair, Mr. Beardslee has discovered the needed substitute, he been committed by the Count Aguado and Madame Though they knew what foreign manners were, he did a willing purchase, at the fair market price of the day, INSURANCE COMPANIES.
with power to add to their number. will have done more for the world than any living con- Hope, he was quite conteet that it should be left to his not think they would authorise such liberties as had bhen from an outgoing partner, by partuers continuing te carry .
Mr. WINKwoRTH proposed that the ghateful thanks temporary. And that he has made this discovery, few lordship (Lord Campbell) to say what the amount of deposed to in this case. And now as to Folkestone. If on the business." Dividend Amount -
of the meeting be presented to Lieut.-Col. Beamish for acquainted with the qualities of good paper will doubt, damages should .be. they could believe what had letn sworn to, then it would The following is the amendment proposed by Mr. T. Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
with these crude specimens of basswood paper before
his valuable assistance to the undertaking, and express- Sir FredetickThesiger stated he was ready oo aceede to be clear that an act ot adultery had been committed. It A. Hankey, and , seconded by Mr. C. W. C. Hutton .-
them.
Alliance Brit. and For. 71.Ain4sn.u6dm..
,
ing regret at his retirement from the board. that preposition, . was net necessary that a witness should swear to an act " That the accountants' report be received and adopted." Xs.d.jX s. d.
':.- ,e,,,„ Mr. Lewis seconded the resolution, and it was unani- Lord Campbell-Do you wish me to state now what of adultery. If he did so, it, would be in itself suspi- The CHAIRMAN (Mr. J. U. Bilis), in opening the pro- Albion ....•••••• •• .. W. 10s. 500 00'50 0 0 -
riAsly adopted. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. the damages should be! (Laughter.) e a .
- cious. All that the law required was that there shoultl ceedings, expressed a hope that the meeting would agree Ditto Marine ....... 61. p.c.& bs.' 100 0 0 0 0 :BA,
Th. A 4,--...,- 0,,......L. T,,st fl, ~/..„-._,tifr „,,,, d,,,,ii , lip stinh .•;.1.....- that rpn.rmahla man nemld antprts;n to adopt sectl ftudher measures as might be necessary te Anchor .............. 6 ner cent. 5 0 , 25i : g ~----.
MitVinnoworeare cellni-attention to some of tbe cliffl- . his hare, my lord. (Laughter.) Let us see whether he a strong preeumption that the act had been com- put the company,s affairs in a better position, and in a Atlas .. b.
noShaore.•
II
...... Iss Od. 50 oals 15 0 itts
culties which the committee would have to overcome. tools Life .......... • • 41. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 2 A
COVENTRY RACES.-MARM C. gets the verdict or not. mitten What wan the case as to Folkestone 1 Mr. position more agreeable to the shareholders at large. He •
Messrs. Barnes and Barnard, the solicitors to the Public British Commercial .. 7s. 60. 50 0 0 5 4 0 ex,
Works Loan Commissioners!, had served the com hire, the result of the ballot on Mr
loamy IVEtowns for the CRAVEN STEEPLECHASE. FOrreits to Lord Campbell said he WAS quite ready, in the event Hope having gone to Holland, Mre. Hope sends Young then pro,ceeded to doe . clericl.Med.& Gen.Lifs spret. Sees. 100 0 0 10 0 0 -
• ht W the moneys due to the commissioners be declared on or before the 20th of February. Four of the jury finding for the plaintiff, to say what the da- to Boulogne to bring over the Count Aguacito. She does Hankey s amendiement as follows :- County ............ „ 4/. 100 00:10 0 1 -
with notice, t a i
hi hest we' ht acce tine be under ma es ehould be Uon that understandin
were not paid by the 14th instant summary proceedings miles. Should the g .g p 0 g . . p . g , so in a clandestine manner. Young brings over the For the amendment
Eagle .
Id bt k to recover the amount. The undortak- llst. 71b., it will be raised to that weight, and the Sir Frederick Thesiger resumed his addrets to the count, who remains there during the absence of Mr. Ag,ainst it 2,280
wou ea en Equity and Law...... 4% per cent. 100 00, i 0 0 53,2
•ng had the elements of success, and it only required others remaining in, in propoition :- jury. He contended that there was a fact spoken to by Hope. A piano is obtained for his amusement, and on -- European Life ...... ... 1/. 20 00 I all -
1
time to develop° it. He hoped that those injurious rnea- Yrs. st lb Yin. st lb the witness Desamisone, which of itself was conclusive the return of the husband the instrument is removed, , Majority for the amendment - . ..... .. 6/. 50 0 „ 51z
Globe .. • ... 0' per cent. Stock. 123
sures would not be carried into effect, and that the Com- Beurton - A SHAREHOLDER inquired if the numbers declared re- , ,
,tuiroiail ............ 5 per cent lf 0 0 0 ' 45 'el 0 1 55
.
pany would soon be relieved from its preseet position. peter
Mr. BEAMISH, M.P., could not believe that it was the Need wood - The CHAIRMAN replied that he had no means of ascer- Imperial Life
intmtion of the commiesioners to take imnsediate pro- Oecar - held at Frascati's, she saw the count enter the bed-room rying on a criminal intercourse, they had full c‘ppertu- taining the value of the stock. The resolutions of Mr. Indemnity Marine.... 1 33 & 3/. 100 0 0 t 20 0 0 ' 66
Law Fire ............ 2s. & 2s. bs, 100 0 0 2 10 0 I 4
ceedings against the company. He did not suppose for The Trout. - Crawford having been lost, the amendtnent of Mr. Han- Law Life............. - 100 0010 0 0 36
one moment that the commissioners would refuse to give Tipperary Boy alo 0 , St. Arnaud 6 o 3 morning, having business in the corridor, she saw him stone Mrs. Hope, on the pretence of going to London, key now became a subttantive motion. If that motion Legal and General Life - 50 0 0 20 0 II
the directors fair and reasonable time to consult with The General .... a 912 ' Star of England a 9 0 again coming out of Madame Hope's room in his clandestinely goes to Boulogne, where sloe remains two did not meet the wishes of the shareholders, it was coin- Lonloonn -
hi_ . 27s 6d. 25 0 0 12 10 0 29%
10s. & bs. 25 0 0 12 10 0 -
the large shareholders for the purpose of satisfying the Spring • a 910 ToinG•urney(h.b.) a 9 0 shirt. Again, both the witnesses, Desmaisons and Rights, and then returns. They would recollect the petent to any one of them to move an amendment ; but m„i„,... Z............ 18s.per share 100 0018 0 0 -
910 Fenman
claim. It certainly could not be the wish of the
icorn:- Boundaway...... 6
a, 9 9 Royalty - minerva .•.......... sp. ct. & bs. 20 0 0 2 0 e 5Si
Missioners to injure the undertaking by adopting lei h. Rosa . -
and oppressive proceedings, particularly as it was it',
leeegti Augustine - Dangerous - 5001 0 0 -
National Loan Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 -
timate undertaking, and caiculaeed to confer grea a who alleged that he occupied room 39, and that 132 bhe met the Count Aguado at Boulogne. It had been was for the interests of the company that the decision Palladium Life... -
ly carried out. From the progress WEIGHTS for the HURDLE Roca Two milers. Accee- was occupied at that time by Prince Paul of Wurtem. suggested that she went there for the purpose of should be adhered to rather than enter into another Pelican •••• -- •• •••• - - - 46
benefit if proper
ears there w
I 1 nd had made during the past few Y . tances to be signified on or before Feb. 22d, to Mr. burg. In order to prove that the count did not occupy smuggling over some dresses, but it appeared to him struggle on a question on which the proprietors were so i'd 4-.
which re a rirjoiensisional Life :: :: 51. peT• cent. i 0 -
0 10 5 %
ason to expect that railway undertakings Merry, Leamington. room 122, the defendant called five different witnesses, as far more likely that she went over rather for the nearly divided. (Elear.)
as every re Provident Life........ 1/. ss. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 39
wwould continue to improve and be successful. There
Yrs. st lb Yrs. st lb including M. Bredard, the proprietor of the hotel. But, purpose of seeing the Count .Aguado. They would now The amendment was then put as an original motion, Rock Life.... • •
could therefore be no doubt of the security of the under-
Herbert .. a 11 0 Warwick
. ..... a 9 6 M. Bredard said, over and over again, that his memory come te the autumn, when Mre. Hope was at Deep- and the chairman intimated that, according to the show Royal Exchange ...... 6/. p.et. & bs. Stock.
Sun Fire ... .. 6/ 10s. - all -
taking. Spring
• . • dune. The evidence of Vie witness Howe, if uncon- of hands it appeared to be lost. Ditto Life ..... 1/ lOs - „ -
If 57%
The proceedings concluded with a vote of thanks to voe h . 5 io 7 s,hppia,
... 9 ~e' books he kept relating te the visitors at the hotel, which tradiate , event to prove the commission of the act Mr. dRAWYORD said he was aniline to accept the de- united Kiiigdom .... id!. p. ct &to 20 0040 0 4%
the chairman, and the meeting adjourned to the 7th of "c (31
Teddesley 6 10 4 , Potter
' the court ruled he should not produce. The truth was of adultery. He would implore them, on this cision of the ballot as the decision of.the meeting, and Universal Life ... -
Victoria Life ...... • • 31. per cent. 1 - 412 6 5%
March, to receive the report of the conunittee. that among all these five witnesses there was not one of Point, to give due weight to the evidence adduced to was not disposed to be a party to any proceedines
Nonsuch deb.)... 6 10 3 Badheart (late _ . .._ _
them who ventured to say that the count had ever slept shake the testimony which Mr. Howe Isad given. Until which would have the effect of destroying that die-
Fenman
ACCIDENTS ON RAILWAYS. Tipperary Boy a 10 2 Billy the Bean in 39, or that they ever saw any toilet articles belonging that evidence had been adduced, he appeared to him to cision. (Hear.)
to him in that apartMent- He contended that that part be a sincere and respectable witness. He had lived for After a short discussion, the motion was again put Dividend ' Amount
It appears from a report of the Railway Department Odiham
p cue, a o a Naine of Company. per of Paid. Price.
of the Board of Trade that during the year 1854 233 Tom Gurney
on the part of the defendant, unless, indeed, the jury a gond character. Hew had proved that one daY, io Mr. HUTTON then moved, " That the directors ma,ke -
persons bave been killed and 453 persons have been in- Free Trader ... 6 912 Parchment .. ... a 811 came to the conclusion that the witnesses called by the the park, Mrs. Hope had given bine a letter addressed up the accounts of the company to the 31st of Discern- X s. d. IXs. d.
jured on railways in the United Kingdom. Of the Freedom
2in p.selr.cent. :0 g g 20 0 0 -
above, ;31 pazsengers were killed and 316 injured ; 112 Theodine 6 9 7 Snowdrift a 810 another incident, tending to give colour to the suspi- to a gentleman who would be waitino at the Redhill account, upon the basis of the resolution just confirmed, ~..
A ilralian Asricultu'rl IL Is. 100 0 -
0 17 10 0 31
servants of railway companies, or persons employed by Dengerous
cion that adultery had been committed, Sir Frederick station. He did so, and received an answer, written and that they call in such aamistamce as may be deemed Australian Trust .... 6/. per cent. - 25 0 0 -
contractors, were killed, and 87 injured ; and 80 persons proceeded to comment on the statement cf the wit- in pencil, which he gave to Mrs. Hope. Soma days neceesory to close the accounts with the utmost •thstralian Royal N.lail 51. 10 00 I au -
who were neither passengers nor servants of railway OUNDLE STEPLEECHASES. ness Ann Rouse, that when in Paris in 1846, Mrs. afterwards, in endeavouring to find the head steward despatch." tnglo-Mexican Mint.. 1 1 10s. 10 00 1 all -
British American Land 15s.
Companies were killed, and 20 injured. In consequence of the continued severity of the wen- Hope on one occasion, persuaded her husband to in the Swan -Hotel, he entered a room, and there he Mr. CRAwroRD seconded the motion, and said he had Canada ............. 61. per cent. 100 -0
0 I :13 ig g 62
Of the paAseners who have suffered on railways, 12 then these chases are again postponed, Due notice -' t d lk •1 tl It'ld I t f h saw a lady and
go ou an wa wit i ie c i ren ;tia , a ter e gentleman. It was sworn by Howe no doubt the accounts of the company would soon be in Do. 5 per cent Bonds 5/. per cent. - - _
were killed and 331 injured from causes Leyond tlie:r will be given of the next appointmeet. Ditto, 6 per cent. .. 61. per cent. - - 107%
bad gone, Mrs. Hope told her not to some into her that the lady was Mrs. Hope, and the gentleman a position to present to the meeting, divested of all •
own control : and 19 were killed and 15 injured lrotn Clr- city Navigation Bonds - - - _
moons until tho bell rang, and that she (witness) saw was the person to whom he had delivered the letter cumstauces which could lead to any doubt as to the Electric Telegraph (A) 7 pee cent.
want of caution on their own part. Ten paesengers 25 0 0, 21 0 0 . 16%
the Count Aguado shortly arter the husband left alone addressed to the Count Aguarlo, and that the gentle- manner in which they had been made up. Ditto .. •••• • • • • (B) - 25 0 0 , 15 0 0 • -
wera killed in consequence of collisions betvreen trains, A meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Carter and Co ,•n Mit Ho b ' ' ' 'onry 51 r. cent 1100 0 100 0
Eqigtable. Revers, p . 0 , 0 -
which are attributed to inadequacy in the regulations In • db I h fld th 161 D • 1 ..•
b-- man's arm was round the lady's waist. If uncontra- Mr. HANKET said the resolution left it optional with
pa's ed-rooin. Tke only attempt rnade e . , . . h • Ditto :sew ....., . - I5000;17 10 0 -
s Toss Dm an ro ears, w 0 al e on e t i t c., the defendant's counsel to impugn the testimony of Ann dieted, tnat would justify the supposition tat an the-directors whether they would call in an accountant
for working the traffic on the lines. Of the 331 pato oil- Gen Revers. & Invest. sp. c. &los, 0,00 0 0 ,100 0 0 -
took place esterday. As the account now stands, the Rouse was the n adulterous intercou - . If Howe were or not. He subinitted to the meetine whethe '
, gers injured from causes beyo .
nd their own control 983 Y nworthy insinuation that a veil she vs ore ree had taken place e rit would Gen.SteamNavigation 10 p ct. 15 00114 0 0 -
''' assets show a surplus of 3,000/. after paying 20s. in the when in the witness bo h d y not inventing, there must heve bee* some lover of not be better to make it inoperative on the directors to Elth-ls"'s BaY•• •• •"• Stock. - -
1
n y been given her b -
suffered in collisions between trams, 33 were injured in nouncl with interest ; and thia amount, it is bl• d . • • x a re". ti- 'af 11 . ' ' -d1 tt rford ...... •• .. 2/ 5s 100 0 0 'lOO 05 -
e ieve , some one in the interest of the platntiff, whereas it turned -ars. cite sto whom she had achire.sse a e er as procure the assietance of an accountant, because the gunge • -tit o L . I
accidents from trains leaving the rails, and 15 from ' • London ay. u ion ...
h b l•
may, wit management, e rea med. out that she herself had bought the veil in Paris some the Count Aguado. No other was suggested as the sanction of a disinterested patty to the statement that
teeing ruuning taraugh facing points. it appears that it London Rs-version/try 4% per cent.' lb -0
0 1 -all 1--
ONDON RAGGED SCHOOL UNION.- On Tuesday the four or five years ago. Adverting t ) the visit of Mr,4. Paramour. But then there was evidence on this part naight be presented would give it addition. 1 • h Russell Institution.... -
95 accidents to trains have come under the notice of the a weig t. ' , - ;1210 0 -
second annual meetine for the distribution of rewards to Ho eto Folkestone in 1848 d of the case deservin of the reatest consideration. (Hear, hear.) Pries s PatentCand.Co 10/. percent. 20 50117 10 0 -
Board of Trade during the year 1854 ;of these 85 have " • p „an to the circumstances . g g i - • Reversionary Int. Soc. 4%1. pr cent 100 0 0 1100 0 0 -
thoee late scholars of the London Ragged School Union proved to have taken lice ther at ti e h mrs Three witnessee had been called to show t tat the After some cuscussion, the motion in its original shape
been specially reported upon by the inspecting officers of p . e i ouse of . Royal Mail Steams• .. 4/. p. share: 100 90160 0 0 -
h h • cl b h 11 • h • • d K. h
w o aye continue to e eve we in t e various in us- itc ener he contended that the registers at Boulogne f • • f th C t
statement 0 Howe was impossible, or e oun was put and agreed to. South A ustralian.•• .. 6/. per cent. 25 05 I all 35%
the Railway Department, These 85 accidents may be trial situations provided for them was held in St. Mar- end Folk et -- ' A uado had I f - th d fJ 1
een 0 uy, The CHAIRMAN said that Mr. Roberts and Mr. Hoare Trust and Lir:_comp.
- I -
__
classed under two principal heads-accidente appertain- rea,ei
dcae
emcee i.(t)of s4.reoliZy :irlo:lt iirzies,tlyil to
1f.,J1: n e t Parih for Italy. an _ _ . . _
-Upper C da .. ••
tin's Hall. Seierat hundred youths, maidens, and chin ‘roberate Leo and did not return until the beginning of IN ovetnber, had expressed their intention of resigning the auditor-
int; to the rolling stock and road, and accidents apper- ____.---........_______
dren partook of the good things of the tea table, and Mr. Hope loft Folkestone for Holland, he (Ye, in Y)
g went whereas the circumstance de dto by Howe took place ship, and he wished to suggest the • •
pose propriety of naming
Leaning to the management of railways. The accidents LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES.
on the platform, and in the galleries, Vas i a lan's
e assem- over to Boulogne from Folkestone to fetch the count in September. He did not think there were any written Mr. Crawford and Mr. llutton A 3 auditors, in conjunc-
appertaining to the rolling stock and road are 32, which bly of their benevolent patrous. to Mrs. Hope. It was not for a moment questioned documents to corroborate their testimony. The three tion with the other auditors. Divideru, Amount
ivided into acctdents from engines
may be further subd , [ADvERTIsEmENIT-Holloway's Ointment and Pills that the count came to Folkestone the day after Mr. witnesses were Dr. Douvin, the courier, and the count's Mr. CRAWFORD and Mr. HuTToN stated that the h 1 Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
4 • accidents
and carriages leaving the rade, in number 2 , . yse
have effected another cure of bad legs.-Mr. Mason, Hope left there, and lived on terms of great iota. servant. He did not see that the two former were to no objection to undertake the duty, on the understand.
from trains running through facing points, 3 ; accidents
chemist, of Ha.stings, states in a letter to Professor Hot- macy with Mrs. Hope during the absence of her bus- be discredited, but the latter W 35 certainlY not entitled ing that the accounts to be audited should not extend -
to persons in trains being struck against works adjacent loway, that a relation of his, residing in Goodwin-street, band. Wh dal th 1 d tB I • h t d't A t ht b d occurred in Folkestone, in beyond the 31st of December last , d Rank of Seo
y i ewi et sen over o ou ogne in tat o cre t . so w a a •an ns.d.4 s. d.
Baud -•• 74. per cent. 100 0 o 100 0 O 177/10
to the line 2, and miscellaneous 3; total 32. Under the B 1 b
ocene ury, Birmingham, was afflicted for several years clandestine manner for the Count Aguado the moment 1351, there was a strong presumPtien• if theY believed The CHAIRMAN then proposed A TegollltiOn to that British Linen Company 81. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 201/10
head of accidents appertaining to the management there • Caledonian Bank .. •.. 8/. per cent. 10 0 0 2100 3' 17s
th b d 1
wo a egs. Ho applied a variety of remedies, but to her husband lett ? Was it to be presumed that the the evidence of the four witnesses, that the act of adult effect, which was put aed agreed to.
are 53, which may be further classified ass collinions on City of . lasgow Bank 51. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 10713 s
no purpose, as the wounds increased to an alarming ex- intercourse which ensued upon that visit of the count tery had been committed. If those witnesses were to be Colonel HEWITT proposed, " That in the opinion of conesdate Bank .... 5%/. p cent 20 0 0 10 09 11 17s
double lines of railway between trains following each tent. However at last be tried Holloway's Oin d
tment an was of an innocent kind ? He would ask that question believed the bed had been removed, and the doors be- this meeting it is very desirable that Mr. Hutton should mmercial Bank -7/. per cent 5' 00 0 'OO 0 0 2521P9
other on the same line of rails, in number 29 ; collisions Pills and by the use of these never-f 'l. d'
al mg reme les, the of the jury as reasonable and intelligent men. They tenon Mrs. Hope's and the count's rooms had been broken accept a seat at the board, and that he be requested Eastern Bank.... •... 6/. per cent. 25 uOlO 0 0 fonts
at junctions, 5 ; collisions at stations or sidings, 14 ; to twine &Glasgow .... 3% /. p cent. 5 0 0 5 0 0 4/. Iss
virulence of the disease was quickly subdued, and by would remember that it must always almost of neceseity open. Suppoeing that were so, it nlust be taken that the allow hituself tu be placed in nomination at- the
collisions on single lines of railway between trains meet- next Exchange Tlnk of Scot.. -/- - -
persevering with them for a time they effected a sound be that the commission of adultery could not be proved count did go into Mrs. Hope's room, and the inference election." National Bank •• •• • • 5% per cent. 100 0 0 '01) 0 0 165/0s
'rections 4 . and •
ing in opposite ch , • • miscellaneous 1 ; and permanent Cure.- Sold by all Vendors of Medicine, by direct evidence in nine cases of ten. A jury having naturally would be that he did so for the PurPose acorn- Mr. DAKIN seconded the resolution. North of Scotland Bank bi.per cent 20 0 0 210 • 41. 103
total, 53. and at Professor Holloway's Establishments 244, to decide on such a question was usually driven to infer Mitting adultery. The Count de MernY had stated no- After a long discussion, in the course ca• a Royal Bank of 8 cotl. .. 51. per cent. 110 0 0 100 0 0 1241 0
n accidenta ab
'With regard to the 3e eve mentioned, it Strand, London, and 80, Maiden-lane, New Yo;lt. •
its commission from a consideration of opportunity, and thing tocontredict this, but the count's valet had• Seeing of the shereholdere expressed an. opinion that the tnee.
o. vane. some Union Bank of Scot. •,. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 90/ Os
Western Bank •• •••• •• 71. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 747 Os
. 'l4Peava that 14 were within the control of the manaee- eor )-Many thousand enres h n •
o [ADVERTISEMB. . . aye ego circumstances • and, looking at what took place on that that the latter had not only been contradicted by four tion was ill-timed, alliance Fire and Life.. 8% /.pr cent. 100 0 0 11 0 0 19/ Os
"'mit, while 18 could not have been guarded aeainst medicine by Du Barry's Delicious Roy British Guarantee .... 41. per cent. 10 0 0 2 0 0 11. 3s
. / effected without e . . a- occasion at Folkestone, and previously at Havre, and witnesses, but had contradicted himself, no great relit Colonel HevelTT consented to its withdrawal,
'but in • 18 the consequence
sex.eases ollt of these 11 would lenta krabica Food, of indigestion (dyspepsia), constipation, • , Caledonian Fire twine . 101. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 251 Os
m and the hir would consi-
again at the visit of the count to Mrs. Hope s bed-room mice was to be placed on hi t J Y The CHAIRMAN then announced that Ise had a letter City of .-lasgow Life • 61. per cent. 25 0 0 2 0 0 4/. lls
Pr°ll“33lY hove been less severe had a different • • dl• taints paralysis, kc. We
manage- nervous], bilious, an iver comp ,
ment • in Paris, he would say, in the words of our great dra- der whether he had not exaggerated the count's illness in announcing the withdrawal of Mr. Roberts and Mr. Colonial Life ......... 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 5.. is
Pr"atted. Out of the 53 accidents appertaining to quote a few --Curs No. 52,612.-From the Dowager
the management, 0 lv tirel out of the con- Countess of Ca. stlestaart.-" Rosstrevor, County of Down,
one was en . y ruatic poet-- trying to account for having remained all night, and Hoare as auditors. Edinburgh Life Incur. 6/. per cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 125110 s
Eng. & Scot, Lass Life 51.psr cent. 50 0 0 4 5 0 141. is
trol of the compae n t every night, in his master's bed-room. With these obser- In answer to a question, Life - ssoc. of Scat.-and 6/. per cent. 10 0 0 110 0 '5-. Os
i upon whose line it occurre .
d In four Ireland, 9th December, 1854.-The Dowager Countess of "If imputation and strong circumstance
other cases the accidents dire tl ttributable Caetlestuart feels induced, in the interest of stiffening ha- Can lead directly to the door of truth, vations he would leave the case in their hands, beggine The Crtannwew said. that the election of new directors National Fire and Life 6/. per cent. 10 064 I 0 011/. 17s
to the management, btit
tZeere not c ybia
inanity, to state that Du Barry's excellent Revalenta Ara- there telly. no weight to hie observations if they did would not take place later than the 4th of A •I d North British Insur... 71. per cent. 200 0 0 20 0 0 ;341 es
occurred if the-acconunodatTowcluld proba y not have
hies. Food has cured her, after all medicines had failed, Here you have it."
not meet with their concurrence. If the charge of adul- that in the meantetne pri ,an i„ttish Union 'num NI. pr cent. 20 0 0 1 0 0 1/. 10s
n for the traffic had been r • • . . any person desirous of becoming qandard Life ...... • . 5/. per cent. !SO 0 0 70 6 'l7l es
greater, or if a different management had .1 d. • The o indigestiou, bile, great nervousness and irritability of He contended also that no • ' me out to sh
thing nad co aka tory were proved to their satisfaction, they would find a , candidates might send in their notices/. United Dep. Assurance 5/. per cent. 10 0 0 I 0 e -
report allows that out of the. BS. a WI prevat e th e 'id
many years' standing, This Fuad deserves the confidence - e vl ence given by Mr. Howe, to the effect that when verdict for the plaintiff ;if not, they would find for the I On the motion of General A
ted upon in onl 21 • etn ents which hare of all sufferers', and may be cousidered a real blessing. Mrs. Hope was staying at Deepdene in the autumn of d f
e endant As to the damaghsnthey should be such as I ITCHESON, seconded by - .____. ------.---.....,
been repor t s ty . instances did purely-acci- Inquiries will be cheerf
eel d " Cure l'fo 71.- 1848, she eve him altt t • h 'li t k ff •bt in , Mr. CRAWFORD, a vote of thanks was given to the
dental circums once. en er into time cause of th • 0' I 'a fro th R• y answere . . d g h e
.tr to t e dark t ere to a eto a not to throw a slur on the plaint' , u t is was not a chairman, and the proceedings then terminated. FATAL ACCIDENT IN A COTTON MILL.-An inquest
din only 16 out of the 21 c e acct. i e yspep,si , m e rot Hoe, the Lord Stuart • gentleman wom she said he would find waiting for it at cate f I d fwif it were true that an act of I was held at Manchester yesterday, before Mr. E. Her-
dents, an ases were the acci- Decies.- • I have derived considerable benefit from Dn or arge anlanes, ' ,
le to accidental cir the Redhill station near Rei t • addressed to ' hen Mrs Ho ewa . -T•S
dents attributab f . r cum/stances alone. Barry's Revalenta Arabica Food, and consider it- dn. to .
.ie ga e; it was , adultery had been committed, t • p s Int I ford, on the body of Robert Story, aged 47, a card
va t h C nt A uand
ligence of in eno s6eref
tnhes would eppe Ie ou g , am!! took it and gave it to a I the sedneed but the seducer, and Mr. Hope had sus- I Planatc BATHS AND WASH-HOUSES AT GATESHEAD.- in the factor
grinder y of Messrs. 'William M'Connell and !
The neg ar to have yourselyee and tho public to authorise the publication of
d into the ceuses of 3 accidents, but in only these lines -Stuart de Decies." Cure No 32 836 -From gentleman w n w
h as wattin there for it and
g , that on I tained but a slioht loss. The jury would say whether , The corporation of Gateshead have just erected baths Co., whose arm had been taken off' by machinery on
entere
the accidents due to that cause alone- tk . kd f/t • . ' . the next rearket-day afterwarde, on going incidental] I
Y , the act of - d b made out to their satire- " and wash-houses for the ccnvenience and accommodatioa Friday last. Story was cleaning the maohin f h
three cases were . • Venerable Arc °aeon • ma.- " Three yearslexces• . adultery ha een I ery ot e
om causes entirely beyond the give leery •th . . k • to a room is the White Hart Hotel at Reigate, in I f •
'dents were fr l
*useless, wi Paulsm mYllec and left arra, and ge- In , action. ,of the poorer classes, at an expense of about 4,300/. The mill in the breakfast half-hour, and had in •
is right arm
Three a,cci hence on y 22 out of the 35 "rid debility which rendered my life very miserable, h„ quest of a Mr. Clutton, he suPrised the same gentle- I The ' • th n a minute's consideration ; works were opened on Wednesday week by the mayor between the spokes of a wheel, when the en
the comPallY• . , jury, without more i. a gine started.
control of d d . •
guar e aemnst. The lteen rad* '
have been t , ically removed byD a Barry's heelth-restoring Food man to whom he had given the letter, sitting on a sofa, returned a verdict for the plaintiff. • " awl council in the presence of time principal inhabitants. I A bell was rung a few moments before the engine started,
accidents could not
it al t have occurred or 'Lex. Stuart Archd con of Ross Skiber " C Ho e's waist Dr Do ' I
ld proton., yDO . / 4,208,.._.. zi ,J,
,ea . , een. ure No, with his arm round Mrs. p . . tuna In pursuance of an arrangement previously entered " A MAN FROZEN TO DEATH.--On SaterdaY Mr. Hills, but Story had become nether deaf, and had not heard it.
other acciderts wou
id have been less Bemuse had with tram gi" years dyspepsia, nervousness, delsility, had, it was true, come forward to prove that at the verY into between Sir F. Thesiger and the Attorney-General, ' the coroner for Weet Kent, held an inquett at Stoke, His arm was torn off before the wheel hail made a single
their consequences wou.
o b the euperior officers of tually inner' spasms and nausea, have been effee- time the Count Aeuado was said to be at Reigate he was the f hat Mr. Hope, in the event of • near Rochester on William Salmon. The deceased, a revolution. He shrieked for help and was taken to the
proper precautions been taeen 3' .
hcrefore atfri mu a
1 t ble to the short ti '''ed DY Du Barry's delicious Food in a very •h h• e • • ormer having stated t .
t..., . , , .
d b d• IC R II fi • • '
me.-Rev. John NV Fl 11 P • 11' 6FI bt th d t th h
wit is amity in orence ; u e oc or, oug a verdict being returned for him, would only claim such . married man with a large family, ha een lining oya n rmary, where he died on Tuesday. The jury
. the companies, and they are t
The cauees of thee° Norfolk." cure lee, • ave , tie ington Rectory,
defe.ctire management of the lines. ._ °- ",416--" Fifty years' indescribable very precise iu his statement as to where the count Wai damages as would give him a locus standi in seeking A pretty freely on Thursday afternoon, and between five found a verdict that the deceased lost his life accidentally.
the heads of defects agony from dyspepsia nor?
, ousness asthma, cough, consti- in that year, had a very imperfect memory as to the divorce from the blouse of Lords, and six o'clock was overtaken by the severe storin cf A meeting of the Irith Peat Company was held yes.
latter accidente may be classed under . .
ufficient pation, flatulency, spasms tack ' events in his own life in 1848. Besides, the defendant's Lord Campbell estimated the amount of damages snow with which we were visited on that day. His road terday, when a report was
d in^ clonery, ins mitines have been__ o ness at the stomach and ye- presented showing a laree
of construction in the roa or e o 1
tff and in- ''''"we't bY Du. Ida el counsel had been unable to produce the passport used b • t2O ' home (about a nmile) was acrose solno open fields, where profit likely to be realised from the raising of peat, Le-
means of securine eafety
e e , . rrY excellent Food
intufneitncy of st , -Maria Jolly, Wortham, Ling, near D- - 'i h • • ~_ Y a 0/.
No. 3,906.-Thuteen yea& cough, imtsa Norfolk." Cure t e count or his servant on that journey to / lorence• A verdict was then entered for the plaintiff-damages ' there wee no shelter, and ail traces of the foot-path ware sides the iron ore found on the company's estates. The
adequacy of the system of working.
ral debility have been removed b D igestion, and gene- though they had put in those of other members of the 2001, I effaced. He was seen taking ebelter near a haystack by accounts showed a balance in band of 849/. 12e. To
•1P•11• / • • . . .

IVATER-WORKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid Fric
Annum. Share.
X s, d. X s. d.
East London
Grand Junction •••••• 4'. per cnt. 50 0 0 all 66
Kent 4l. per cnt. 100. 0 0 78
Lambeth ..
New River Company.. 21. 10s. 55
Southwark &Vauxhall 56 per cnt. 100 0 9 89
West Middlesex ...... 5/.los. pr ct.l 94

DOCKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Frio
Annum. Share.
£ s. d. £ s. 1. 1
Commercial .. , . .... • • 4/. pr cent. Stock. Stock. S
East and \Vest India.. 5.. pr cent. ctock. 1119!
East Coulary • •
London .... .•••• •• 5/. pr cent. stock. i 101
Ditto Bonds ••
St. Katharine .... •• •• 4 per cent. Stock. 68
-outhampton ...... •• 3'. Os per c. 50 0 0 60 0 •
Victoria ....... •• • 5l. per cent. 20 0 0 12 0 0 15

BRIDGES.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Prii
Adnum. Share.
X s. d. X s. d.
Hungerford .... • • ....
Southwark ...... •• .. 100 0 0
tto New of 7% p.c. 70s. per cent. 50 0 0
Waterloo ..... •• • • 100 0 0 41
. Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 1/. 149. 60 0 0 31
Ditto Nw ditto of 71. it. IN. Od. 40 0 0 21
Vauxhall .......... • • 1/. ss. 70 10 3 2:
JOINT-STOCK BANKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per i of Paid. Pr;
Annum. Share.
£ fi. d. X s. d.
Au5tra1a51a........... 61. per cent. 40 0 0 all a
' British North American 61. per cent. 50 0 0 ••
Commercial of London. 5/. per cent, j 100 0 0 20 0 0 -
Colonial .............. 3/. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
lonian ............... 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 -
Lund. Chili*. Bk. of Aus. 20 0 0 all 9 2
London and County .. 6/. per cent. i5O 0 0 20 0 0 3
Louder and Westminstr 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 4
London Joint Stock ... 161. per cent. 50 0 0 10 J 0 2
Provincial of Ireland.. 8/. pef cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
Ditto, New... 8/ . per cent. ID 0 0 all
National of Ireland.... 41. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 41 -
Nat. Provincial of Eng. 6/. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 -
Ditto, New ........ W. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 -
Oriental Bank Corpora. IV. p. ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all
South Australia .. •.. 8/ p. ct.& bs. 25 0 0
Union of Australia.... '4o]. per cent. 2:5 0 0 25 0 0
Ditto .............. .401. per cent. 2 10 0
Union of London ..... 8/. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0
Union of Madrid ... • • 40 0 0 all •

~3 .3 Dividend
Names of ii..> Dividend Names of a:
Companies. A per prier, ' Companies. ti' per
Annum.
4
c 1 Annum. vJ
X ,
X
Ashin &Oldh 98 71. p. ct. 137% Macclesfield. 100 21. 103. 51%
Barnsley •- • • ,160 Neath .... too 161.. 150
Brknk&Abrg.lsol C. 60 Oxford.. ... .
Birmingham I 40q 41. 91% Peak I'orest. 78 b, Os. 86
Coventry.... 1100'' 251. 209 Regent's •- • -0 •8- 15%
Derby ••. • • I 10& 6/. 84 Rochdale.... 85 1/. 10s. 60
tn
Eitsre&Chsl 69!2% p. et. Somrset Coal 140
GrandJdnetnlloo,At pr. ct. 55 Do. Lk R. 1•41100 13'. 110
12
Do., 6 pr.Ct.i 106/. pr. et. ' ttlrd &Wore, 140; 281. 423
',rand Surrey, 100 21. 10s. 48 ihrewsbury..ll2s,
Grand Union' 100 1/. Cs 12U itonrorldg.t..li 45 12/. 285
Kennt & Avnl 391 Os. Od. 6IA - evem I and 1 1 2/. 21
Lancaster .. ;1001 wys Rail. ji26 t
Leeds &L:vrp,los 25/. Wan, ick & 21. 20
st
LLeeliccesr &Nthter.. 8
. 10(3
454 2
. 598 Warwick Bainrmienk &.1 g. 100
le
Loughboregh 142 701. 575 Napton.. 5 100 3/'
Nlonmouthsh 100 Worcstr & 1 .78, 51. 25
Mntgmcrysh 100 Binning.] '
MeltnMwbry 100 Wilts & Brks —10 s. Od.

I23URANCE COMPANIES.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid.
Annum. Share.
X s. d. X s. d.
Albion •• .. 31.105. 500 0 0 50 0 0
Alliance NM. and For. 71. 14s. 6d. be. 100 0 • 11 0 0
Ditto Marine ....... 63. p.c. & be. 100 0 0 25 0 0
Anchor .............. 6 0
per cent. 5 i 0
Atlas .
‘rgus Life ......... • • 41. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0
British Commercial .. 7s. 6d. 50 0 0 5 ri
Clericl.Med.& Gen. Life spr ct. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0
County 4/. 100 0 0 10 0
Crown .............. 17s. Od 50 0 0 5 0
Eagle .
Equity and Law...... 414 per cent. 100 0 0 3 0 0
European Life ...... I/. 20 0 0 1 all
General .............• 6/. 5 0 0
Globe .. • ... G• per cent. Stock.
guardian ............ 5 per cent 1( '0 0 0 145 0 ,)
Imperial Fire... • • .... 121. per cent 550 0 0 50 0 0
Imperial Life
Indemnity Marine.... 1 33 & 31. 100 0 0 20 0 0
Law Fire ............ 2s. & 2s. bs. 100 0 0 2 10 0
Law Life.•........... 100 0 0 10 0 0
Legal and General Life 50 0 0 2 0 0
London
London hip....
Marine... .. .......... 18s.per share 100 0 0 18 0 0
Med. Invlid & Gen. Life 4;4r. per et. 50 0 0 2 0 0
Minerva .• .......... sp. et. & bs. 20 0 0 2 0
Monarch .. •• • 0 0 1 0 0
National Loan Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0
Palladium Life.
Pelican .... •• •• • • ..• •
Phccnix• •
Professional Life.— 51. per cent. i 0 0 10 I
Provident Life l/. ss. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0
Rock Life.... ••.. • •
Royal Exchange
Sun Fire 6/ 10s. ,•
Ditto Life l/ lOs If
United Kingdom 41. p. et & bs. 20 0 0 4 0 0
Universal Life ..
Victoria Life ...... • • 51. per cent. 4 12 6

Dividend Amount
Name of Company, per of Paid.
Annum. Share.
£ s. d. £ s. d.
Assam Tea .• —•• ..... 51. 50 0 0 20 0 0
4...ietien Mart•• •• .• . • 2M per cent. 50 0 0
Australian Agriculturl 1/. Is. 100 0 0 17 10 0
Australian Trust .... 6/. per cent. 25 0 0
Australian Royal Mail 51. 10 0 0 I all
Anglo-Mexican Mint.. 1 I 10s. 10 0 0 all
British American Land 15s. —4) 0 0
Canada ....• ........ 61. per cent. 100 0 0 152 10 0
Do. 5 per cent Bonds 5/. per cent.
Ditto, 6 per cent. .. 61. per cent.
City Navigation Bonds
Electric Telegraph (A) 7 pee cent. 25 0 0 21 0 0
Ditto .. •••• • • • • (B) 25 0 0 15 0 0
Equitable Reversionry 51 pr. cent. 1100 0 0 I,lou 0 0
Ditto New ....., . 50 0 0 j 17 10 0
Gen. R evers. & Invest. sp.c. & bs, 100 0 0 100 0 0
Gen.4teamNavigation 10 p et. 15 0 0 14 0 0
Hudson's 8ay........ Stock.
Hungerford ........ „ 2/. ss. 100 0 0 100 0 0
London intitution ... I - ....,
London Reversionary 41i per cent. lb 00 I all
Russell Institution.... 12 10 0
Price's Patent Cand.Co 10/. per cent 20 0 0 i 17 10 0
Reversionary Int. Soc. ,141. pr cent. 100 0 0 1100 0 0
Royal Bail steam 4.• .. 4/. p. share. 100 0 01 60 0 0
South A ustralian. •• .. 61. per cent. 25 0 I all
Trust and Loan Comp.
Upper Canada .. •• 1

A meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Carter and Co.,
shipowners and brokers, who failed on the 16th Dec.,
took place yesterday. As the account now stands, the
assets show a surplus of 3,0001. after paying 20s. in the
pound with interest ; and this amount, it is believed,
may, with management, be realised.
LONDON RAGGED SCHOOL UNION.— On Tuesday the
second annual meeting for the distribution of rewards to
those late scholars of the London Ragged School Union
who have continued to behave well in the various indus-
trial situations provided for them was held in St. Mar-
tin's Hall. Several hundred youths, maidens, and chil-
dren partook of the good things of the tea table, and
on the platform, and in the galleries, WAI a large assem-
bly of their benevolent patrons.
[ADVERTISEMENT].—Holloway's Ointment and Pills
have effected another cure of bad legs.—Mr. Mason,
chemist, of Hastings, states in a letter to Professor Hol-
loway, that a relation of his, residing in Goodwin-street,
Bloomsbury, Birmingham, was afflicted for several years
with bad legs. He applied a variety of remedies, but to
no purpose, as the wounds increased to an alarming ex-
tent. However at last be tried Holloway's Ointment and
Pills, and by the use of these never-failing remedies, the
virulence of the disease was quickly subdued, and by
persevering with them for a time they effected a sound
and permanent cure.— Sold by all Vendors of Medicine,
and at Professor Holloway's Establishments' 244,
Strand, London, and 80, Maiden-lane, New York.
[ADVEIITISICILANT.)—Many thousand eares have beil
effected without medicine, by Du Barry's Delicious Revs-
lenta Arabica Food, of indigestion (dyspepsia), *constipation,
nervous, bilious, and liver complaints, paralysis, ke. We
quote a few :—Cure No. 52,612.—Fr0m the Dowager
Countess of Castlestaart.—" Rosstrevor, County of Down,
Ireland, 9th December, 1854.—The Dowager Countess of
Castlestuart feels induced, in this interest of suffering hu-
manity, to state that Du Barry's excellent Revalenta Ara-
bica Food has cured her, after all medicines had failed,
of indigestion, bile, great nervousness and irritability of
many years' standing. This Food deserves the confidence
of all sufferers, and may be considered a real blessing.
Inquiries will be cheerfully answered." Cure No. 71.—
Of dyspepsia, from the Right Hon. the Lord Stuart de
Decies.—" I have derived considerable benefit from Dn
Barry's Revalenta Arabica Food, and consider it clue to
yourselves and the public to authorise the publication of
these lines.—Stuart de Decies." Cure No. 32,83.—Fr0m
the 'Venerable Archdeacon of 'toss.- "Three yearslexces-
sive nervousness, with pains in my neck and left area, and ge-
ueral debility, which rendered my life vary miserable, has
been radically removed by D a Barry's health-restoring Food
Stuart,.,l.. Archdeacon of Ross, Skibereen." Cure No.
4,203.
craitigsiat years' dyspepsia, nervousness, debility,
with
short time.Du Barry's
__spbay;_sms and nausea, have been effec-
tually een-L,„„'
delicious Food in a very
Norfolk." Carey' iOJ 0. lg). 'W. Flaxen, Ridlington Rectory,
sreprnEtso.ut;9esss;
aats tire as
t,
•m cough,
a stomach
and c on
_-
agony from dyapepsia, e 16.--" Fifty years' indescribable
mpaitti
ioneg,s,flhatalvileenbceyen,
—Maria Jolly, Wortham, Ling Du Barry's etxj.:l,l4enndt Fgoenoiel..
P elt sh. •;I'l62llbi :2112eus tie
t-
No. 3,9o6.—Thirteen years, c(!ingehar, yir, Norfolk." Cure
Potter, Athol-street,
ral debility have been removed by ijnig;7
Itern, suitably:, pack©d for all climates, and with fall inctrniu-
Food.—James
tions —llb., 90.; 21b., 4s. 60. ; 51b.,
saper-refined, 11b., 6s. ; 21b., lls. ; 51b., 225. ; 3is;
The 101 b. and 121 b., carriage free, on receipt of post
office order. Barry du Barry and Co., 77, Regent.
street, London Fortnum,;p i
ccadalns,oaantd
6CB, .o,coptinirvheil :
purveyors
6rsto,
to
her Majesty, 182,
Ch 330
ari and 451,
4Sng-erem ; tracPand
Oxford-street ; 55,
.nhdoa;6 i 3
de a.nd 25 1
Gracechurch-street ;
54, Upper Baker-street.

"If imputation and strong circumstance
Can lead directly to the door of truth,
Here you have it."
He contended also that nothing had come out to shake
the evidence give❑ by Mr. Howe, to the effect that when
Mrs. Hope was staying at Deepdene, in the autumn of
1843, she gave him a letter in the park there to take to a
gentleman whom she said he would find waiting for it at
the Redhill station, near Reigate ; it was addressed to
the Count Aguado, and he took it and gave it to a
gentleman who was waiting there for it, and that on
the next market-day afterwards, on going incidentally
into a room in the White Hart Hotel at Reigate, in
quest of a Mr. Clutton, he suprised the same gentle-
man to whom he bad given the letter, sitting on a sofa,
with his arm round Mrs. Hope's waist. Dr. Douviu
had, it was true, come forward to prove that at the very
time the Count Aguado was said to be at Reigate he was
with his family in Florence ; but the doctor, though
very precise in his statement as to where the count was
he that year, had a very imperfect memory as to the
events in his own life in 1843. Besides, the defendant's
counsel bad been unable to produce the passport used by
the count or his servant on that journey to Florence,
though they had put in thoae of other members of the
Aguado family and their suite, who went to Florence in
that year. Again, supposing it true that the count was
at Florence in the autumn of 1848, there would be no
difficulty whatever in his coming over to England, seeing
tlldopelfel roantgsric.
nteeehntH:
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on
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the. eloquent peroration, appealed to

FATAL ACCIDENT IN A COTTON MILL. —An inquest
was held at Manchester yesterday, before Mr. E. Her-
ford, on the body of Robert Story, aged 47, a card
grinder in the factory of Messrs. 'William M'Connell and
Co., whose arm had been taken oft by machinery on
Friday last. Story was cleaning the machinery of the
mill in the breakfast half-hour, and had his right arm
between the spokes of a wheel, when the engine started.
A bell was rung a few moments before the engine started,
but Story had become rather deaf, and had not heard it.
His arm was torn off before the wheel hail made a single
revolution. He shrieked for help, and was taken to the
Royal Infirmary, where he died on Tuesday. The jury
found a verdict that the deceased lost his life accidentally.
A meeting of the Irish Peat Company was held yes•
terJay, when a report was presented showing a large
profit likely to be realised from the raising of peat, be-
sides the iron ore found on the company's Estates. The
accounts showed a balance in hand of 8491. 123. To
carry on operations it would be necessary to raise more
capital for which purpose the directors intended to issue
the shares held in reserve.
A LLUSED CAPTURE OF A FRENCH TRANEPORT.
The Journal de Saint Petersbourg states that on the 2:241
a French war transport, the Ajax, grounded on the
shoal near Eupatoria, and that, in spite of a steamer
which carne to its assistance, the captain and six sea-
men were taken prisoners by some Russia❑ lancers,
sent to the place with two pieces of horse artillery. The
vessel itself, with its cargo of hay, 1f As burnt.

PUBLIC BATHS AND WASH-HOUSES AT GATESHEAD.—
The corporation of Gateshead have just erected baths
and wash-houses for the convenience and accommodation
of the poorer classes, at an expense of about 4,3001. The
works were opened on Wednesday week by the "[layer
aid council in the presence of the principal inhabitants.
A MAN FROZEN TO DEATH.--On Saturday Mr. Hills,
the coroner for West Kent, held an inquest at Stoke,
near Rochester, on William Salmon. The deceased, a
married man with a large family, had been drinking
pretty freely on Thursday afternoon, and between five
and six o'clock was overtaken by the severe storm of
snow with which we were visited on that day. His road
home (about a mile) was across some open fields, where
there was no shelter, and ail traces of the foot-path ware
effaced. He was seen taking shelter near a haystack by
souse men who were passing that way, between seven
and eight o'clock that evening, and these be informed
that he could not get along. They thought he was jok-
ing, and, after persuading him to make another atrial,
left him. As ho did nc,t return to his home that night
his family became alarmed, and a search was instituted.
Early on Friday morning his dead body was found at the
spot near which it was seen by the men, and near him
some coals which he bad been purchasing. When found
the body was quite rigid, the unfortunate man haying
been frozen to death.

RAILWAY BILLS AND STANDING ORDERS•
Yesterday the following railway bills were declared
to have complied with the standing orders of both Houses
of Parliament :
BOMBAY, BARODA, AND CENTRAL INDIA.—To c )11-
struct railways from Bombay to Agra and Central India,
by way of Surat, Baroda, and Neemueb, and from
Bikrat into Qandeish and B,?.rar, and for negotiations with
rant India Company for connecting the north-west
KA central diatriota of India with Bombay, and for

,COURT OF EXCHEQUER.
cuouca V. LURCOTT AND ANOTHER.-LIBEL.

Mr. M. Chambers and Mr. Maccatnara appeared for
the plaintiff, and Mr. Edwin James and Mr. Pulling re.
presented the defendant.
This was an action brought by the plaintiff, the well-
known railway carrier, to recover compensation in
damages from the defendants, the proprietors and pub-
lishers of the Rcacccy rims, for the publiatiou 91.1%

illie:
0,1004,
country scenery, and ships are 'rot 416.
They are invaluable for shooting, cle° sea, iir spiel ~,
peik
sportsmen, gentlemen, gamekeeper
_, f'
race-course, camp, and perspective ,e yer , tr.d.io
power.--Nowly-consbructed Specteelo fdts 2,•
est transparent power The vales 40:010-11#
from this invention is, that vlei,elkdtoos:3los,
preserved aid strengthened, and to
.400 tor
enabled to employ their sight et I 1/,
pation—can see with these lenses e' the Jig?
ing power—aud they do not reViPlottetop, iL d /
to the dangerous effects of further nite44oo' ,i
ness—New Discovery.—The Organic 001;6 40
nary powerful, small, newly-invented
ion 1/!'„or y
entirely different from all others, teen'' nn Pri r
kind that has been, or probablf e is ii"t c:4410.1 /
Being of the same colour as the elo°'tif e ef Atr
enables deaf persons to hear dietitiitiellre-
pablis assemblies ; the unpleasant se-tife psi •
is the ears is entirely removed; e'lla i 59,000.
altos that possibly could be desirediso,
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Oa the 11th last., the Yisconatess
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OF A DAUGW/ITl4° ill P. t
On the 13th inst., the wife of
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MARRI- 0. we 1
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On the 12th inst., at liesWyno 010+ 0; 0, t
Upper Thames-street, London, t°, Eactl,lo.
FeTsri ,/,00000,,
only daughter of the late John
On the 13th inst., at St. Je" .' ili 14 0.7
R. Crawley, Esq., Captain 15th ICilirl's9l°t'
rive, daughter of the late Colone,,'ltegt.
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camp to the Queen, and of the 29th
lei
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On the 9th inst., at Paris' viutowef,
youngest daughter of the Earl ey"fiail, P 041);;
On the 9th inst., at StamPfer( ed 7:3. crool
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W. C. Eustace, C. 8., K.C.FL, z'fiouse, 04 fir
On the 9th inst., at LlauellY lanoilp 4,),.44
William Chambers, Esq., of I' t, rar fii
Kent, aged 81. Goss‘%lP
Windsor,O o the lalntah
chaplaini nstt h et
olttehlre• Isgollylreige pt
~steir ‘
since theyear 1819, aged 72. Ledge, lit)w 1300°'
On the 11th lest., at Evergreen
06°'
Georg. Duley, Esq. icrots,
On the 13th inst., at Ilayling, J-•
dale, Esq., F.S.A., aged 83.

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COUNTRY VAREETS• 4n'utir
t- i ---. Fo• 13 got ti-`4c .
EDINBURGH MEAL MARKET- _meiti, , otg% °Ai
,-1,,1, rettn
1 There were in the market to-clay, 16 sacks °'.,6 A 21.'"
.6'ker by •
weighing 2801bs imperial, which sold thus : A
, lii-, the
10 at 21. Os Oil, and oat 0/. Os. . 1 ox-
ti
i __ iAitso-. ti,. ettb.
EDINBURGH HAY AND STRAW '"---- s•ticii444 tl
FAB. 13.
all deOcriPti
' °Old 04
There was a large supply of straw of
follow :--" ~,‘
- ' the market. The prices to-day were as ,_ of 16 Pa a.,.
cc. Oat straw, from 7s 6d to Ss 6d per kenaPi:_pa teV". 15.?4,it
Iron ; wheat do., 68 Od to Ss Od ; barley '"u;stol* Lk; 41001,
, CEPe 42t.
- Hay from 10d to 12d ; new ditto, Od to Od Pe
---
) Fitp• 1/' 001. 1/41eeTsci"
DALKEITH MEAL MARKET- , , ii i ,
- Oatmeal, per sack of 2801bs I First. ISe con Ispsr I SCOTT
- imperial
i3S Barleymeal, per ditto . I-5 °a 1.-- Od '- f 4 ii7aeatii e'
Peasemeal, per ditto ********
-s Od s aA 0 "Center a
o
s ,/, Flour, per ditto Hs Od •-° Od qtt
0 ' Pot-barley, per ditto
.1 it 41,1
5 -- flu :11%1,1 Pot`
vii DUBLIN, FEB. 13 • aterfereg or ~" ktl'i ill'
3 The continued inclemency of the weatheri_
rorli,,
ittwoorti,
91,i art ivals, and our corn market to-day cos Teljoos of r' •tk,i4:,
~,
9,,s plied. We note no alteration in any- c1e5031) 1 01; ?ptek,"_
-_-__ except prime oats, which were a shade dearef,,, ~, it.,A kok,, co!
Waite n•..eat, 40. o.i to 435 Oci , red ditt.2s%; ropTed "." 11..44
barley, 15s Od to 20s Od ; oats, 13s 6d to lb.„Tuso,i; t's,li
-27 s 0(1 to 28s Gil per brl ; oltmesl, 1P ed to 1 3 ALIO' ,
ice. flour, :23. Gd to 27a Od per cwt ; ' \I /1
W 4.„:
rer 4801bs. trl 'lO \ z
Indian corn, 43 l'
. AL ,
Orwmostomor naameaaamm0.................. 4,,
- - " 14
_ COAL MA RKET.-Fo• le insrltA i)r)tklt to, 3
;6 Prices of Coal per ton at the close of ti kg, I,.illtz ks-'t"
ti o' t• 1 ',it 4eot ' t
'8 Wallsol,l t ~, f kii.,. 'Per
S. d.
*** :',, I ~,, '!,1$11,
5 'Virallsend, &c.
wv, Acorn
~ C105e........
t 4 ,
14 i tiartou
1 111441"1;
26 C Ha5we11.................. ;di I. ll 'ltsil ettlo.l
25 0 Plummer ...... •'" 1 1 \„.,:,,,,
..... ~,
Heaton
..,.,„ 0 4of
Sisters Main 26 0 Carado° .....
Riddell
rice. .- ilgl
25 OiSeutli ifart,le.
ei ,
. rl
SEABORNE MAILS'.
~ fee' •. i % Quin,
--.8.- aOO .14 . ten:.
_ .............. ttil
(N signifies that the mails are sent froni th° taN'e I'D
191,i by the night-and Mby the morning-desPatel.) PI 6,11 iltlNt,4l
- -- -- „,, 01 04; 'N.,. ,tilel
01 Day when ill A. It al 149P1 I gl4' ' 'zideh,qleB,,
- COUNTRIESI. in General Post- 0.10 ~....----ej P4',441 ;1
55 Office, London.* 10__,.---- Each , Nets,
- - ..---,01. , 1
---..
15 America(byltrit.pack)N Every Friday .. Ocr` rep,' 41i,
Americe. kby United Ste. 031
oserP I Vblah
,1) 'vil --1:
t . packet) ..........N •••• ... • r,„. 15
&America (by U Slates, stoel I \tt.,i4t-POl
. south pb, .1 , ...ten
'rice. Packet) ••••• • • • - I'l •••'' " " • Do, 41.41J011
Australia (via South- Datif. ,
..... ...... Soutar
~,..• f,AP
_ ampton) .......... Mt
Ditto (via Marseilles) N ..... , DO/ 010 I gb,
12 Ditto (via Cape of i.4oed , ',I CtlOi• ,
flops) ............N ..... ••• • • • out' ' 1 i''' lOU
Africa (West Coast ).. N 23d of tile month, fifver.,.•o,l W. 6 4tl '
_ it N All
4 % Alexandria.. --.. .. NlB, 9, 24, It 30 of '°' • 1?°,,,,,Ae1P',1;,!_ jd 4 '141; Mk
31 Alexandria.. -- .. -11 4th & •20th of rnoi,• ,l)_"00,000- ,r4F N," tow
22 Bahamas ... -- - ...All7th of the month me__Ar.,Too ~,i,4401,ei,
23 Belgium ............NlDaily .. „...... • • Durlit 4a1P;`,,',3 °.',f4l4e 221=.i,41n
- Brazil ...........„ ..M 9th of the month.• -"loge re, ~ At, ,it
Buenos Ayres .....„ _ M 9th of the month.. 14'1 us e ;
~i,„
:,,,sl4„,
Cape of Good hope ..N Via° I
Cape of Good Hope .. N 2. wee 1411
.0 ~•jtil4,4 LeN
Price. Cape de Verbs ......N 9th of the month Seat
oil 04411' Prt
Ceylon (see India) I',l:lliif 41)
isc,
Ceylon .. .. .. .. .... -N , 4 EfoutlOPioc' .tl:'l4tict' P.c'et
Channel Isles.. - - _ N , Mon ~Wed.,&Fric •
__,,,a011) I ,tu tan;
62 Chili.. ... .. .. .. __,. Ns led kl7tli of month Sew- 1 ~•'I r
.• it \ ;N., '• 1
- China .. !Once a month .• • • . „e 4 010 „to, •:•,k1,,,,1v .
- Constantinopie .......:, '6,13, ,8, z3,e,c. z 8 of iv 0 at;,,,,,ap
0201 ~kb„•4'a i;
- Censtuitinople • . _ _ 4th Se 20th of moil. So; ....• ,
~i`
- Cont. of Europe M& N Twice daily ...• •'1" ' .' d 1 ',,;, `pore, a
21 Egypt (see India) ''•'l f esst '
50y11 'leil klietkl '•
39 France ........ M & I,; Twice daily...• ••
_,,,t,011, 1, , ta„,,G4,,,
40 Gibraltar ... ..... -Di 4, 7,17, 20, 27 of IP "
_„,21. I NA, Ice
27 Greece (see India) 4,1041% .• '41t1'411,41.4.
- Greytown .......... m 2nd & 17th of Mon: ~,' 't dog '',„i A -'tei
- Hem burgh ..........N Tuesday & Friday' .1.4v!,00,
~ r ,Dian,
~
- ilavannah .......... A; 2nd of the Montt. Soi,i.el r.„,;01 i '
_ Holland ............M Daily.. _. • ...• • • I,,if 01 e kt, ,
_ lionduras .......... Ai 17th of the month, I.„,ittie, ‘44‘pilt4 .t
- India (vtaSouthampt)sl 4th & 20th of melt. role ••
~, 4 ISltivq,
- India (via Marseilles)M 9 th& 25th of month D
.e,„ ~
‘,,,,,r ikl,,,esteo
66% lonian Isles (see India)' 7, 17, &27 of Mot' IPoi`s4,o4cior 0 Itl4l'i
.`411),,
.. Ireland ~.......M & N Twice daily .. •• •• 11,.,,Jtlitolisf
.D 0 il Y'',,,ti. IV
• X Lisbon .... .„ _ _ ....hi 7,9, 17, &27 of ni• 1-o,4the•-i;,• , 1... oti • ,
- Madeira ............N 9th of the niontl. ire . 4„14z, t.‘,01 i
Gil
Madeira ............ i• 23d of month •• • • ,••
,to,ii'klN-`,.;
Malta (see India) DoOt ... 21 141:144‘,10!„42:
Malta .... ~...... ~ N S, 18, &25 of MBA' V
.;., ,:ea,FO
Mauritius (see India) pits I,','' p 4,
Mauritius .......„ _ N 14th of the month Tor'
••• lill 4 ktlr, la 4
Price. Mexico .. .. ..3I 2n,1 of the month..., 00,,:pt,doci ;t'l I, thq 44tir,
Naples ..... - . N bthlsth2sthoftnoll.4 ,01111I,rti 114'41, 0f'4.41
New Granada .: :: ....1.,- 2d &17th of month e11:13,0,0i,, ;l: 'got 010
A 1 N'tlNl
5 11,, New Zea1and.......... By private ship • noyer.;:ritti
_dr 0 b,,_ ,tell b
15072 Papal Statesithlstll2sthofincc• ;,,,;;;t_401,410.'" '‘i iint„(
110 Pen i nsu I a .... -.. :V ithl7 th 27 therms:a. ,01, r ii,,411 ' tlia'4l
86 Peru ............. .., Vid & 27th of MO. i',ol ~.. 0 ?o,llutlel Itlls
15, Port Natal --.• . • ..N By private ship'' „001 '..„. /iv 11,,t14„ liat„ti,
•'' Sicily •• ...• - ..N 51111 b tlt2s t 1101010) 0 per.„oto 'tiler the,,,t
_ Tuscany -„, ..., _ _I, 5C115025 thotillo 00- I. o lk.„),ki:Nrci,„rtil
Venezuela .., ~ .... _ 3 2d & 17th °IMO „,1011', /j,,,,it'lkgriv of
k
423 Van Diemen's Lane (se, atstll- ' t11"‘li"114,
Australia) . .. , tt
.0111-- ~,, p et%bv,,,o
285 West Indies ~......h' Id& 17th o nov- p /41'1,44 Itta "g
VII Le Una .4
26 ---
i,- X fis Ili iti Rilooistllk
WIND AND If EATIk...."`" f,l. (tj Seer 441
20 ..a ~ft' air ettu.,
----•411,"-- 15''''sor iCo c,o•''
wet. 4 4t theyeti,
HI btlAterit? 141 AI '1
Stations. Course of Wild.
Gotlef bop 14'1 oi, 'l4
2$ Greenwich .. N.
Lothbury --1. p- 0
...... .13,,-
___ Soathanapton.., N. ............ Fine— t
•tl )441
Cowes N. ......... Fine •
N.B.
......... flar ~„ otte.,
, Portsmouth
Poole
Price. Wischfield ...... .. N.E.
im Fine. „not., or,i L
Glasgow ............. -''' •-• .- }fad iiijita 7 i5l. .A/11
A, (
Edinburgh ...... ... N Fine-f 00' ; \1044
Hard r ste 08 N4l 0
_ Perth ............... N. Hata f,„ 144, E,
BA, Aberdeen........... S• .„,,.••• ......... 101436.,5t. {i. 111,1
- Dundee ............ N.w ... ...... ;it 1
11_ id unclerlatioi
w. Rear borough
N.E. ......... . snow'. t. 0 loot ti R(
6,i Whitby
- Hull
- York
N.N. ........ liettil C 5 slot %'tt44 AA
IN Darlington N.W ......... snow. 0;1 .4 NA
6`2 Berwick
53,2 T, , '"k ,111,,
..0137.1-mad ... ..... - N'. VtAll
_ ,4 Il
5 Dublin
123 Liverpool
~,t„ kt N
55 'twine 441,1
N. ............ .a,r(l ft" t„ito In,
227 Lea7minton (IP 'l5 141) 1
N.E ......... • -.1,::-...ost. ~,Tip ,p Itii., Jct.,
18 Ipswich
6, N. W ......... 1404.--foot' ,itt1,,,,a1:44t
1 4 Harwich E• .......... •• froOtr•' 41,,. 1ti,,,14-Avu
66 Cambridge N.W ......... .t.,rott• tr;s,zl:o;,,lti:,
g Yarmouth. S.E. ......... -': t.
Fro foot. 1; the tl`"
2934 Brighton N.8.... ..... a A, eHi ,z
- Bristol N.E. ......... tro fro° ‘4.41!
C 0 if
- Gloucester
2% Swansea
Sys N. E .... .... •,e t. 4r, elv
- Plymouth
N. ............ ,Toa 1 c4tt., Lrine
_ Exeter .. . N. ......... . -": -,st - not
.. flue' reit' I 11.
- Cardiff N. ............ Hard i ,it. 0„, 11.0,, Dc
46 1 Haverfordwest
7, Manchester
72 Carlisle
39 OO bet 4"
E.S E. ...... ~..ari aft"
N. ............ „..•,,,y lOr 11., 4 litli
k\ktliq:‘,l,
7& Lancaster
- Stoke-on-Trent - ' % II p°4f t
- Sheffield N. ............ Fin''
'lOl tilt
i )f'
5714 Whitehaven
4% Marort .
N.E. ......... , „..it,!tlle,
_,
_ V4ott"
63 Gaineborough ee. AI
N.W ......... l'ifto pif•Ip111
'. Boston N. W......... °131141100/1 kk'skl. "to , f
Great Grimsby ,„ N............. FO's 14 it Virt 41
Leeds
ilk., / , ;i te4°ei
Price. Derby -ori
N .N.E... ... Fr°olfilt
N''N
- Nottingham
1:10. 1.,t, %,
kl t,e
Leicester N.W ......... s 00. ~ # 4)14,, e
- Newcastle
- Tunbridge
rti C• ti 4,4 ,ei,t
31 Stroed N. .......... Ps' titilif v plf k%/t.
- Dover
.._2.±iz::,....27,0./iPO4 ri•A'eT
62 ~,, of
e),,, ‘11,8144;
[ADVERTISEMENT.] - Tha WAR l'figpoplo, , 41 tif 1 1/k4llol
____ - PATENT RECONNOITRINE GLASSES.- .."" PI po / tltit,Nsp Ai
107% mons, opticians, 39, Albemarle-streot,w. 9 e .„ , 0,„
_ - opposite the York Hotel. 13Y viioi.lo,L,ht I 4 ''i t 7,151,1
161,4 Letters Patent for valuable and extl"3l,ooPeosir.4o, 00,1,„ 4
- in the most powerful and brilliant le -to lcoporl•V,olfi, t. \1.,41,
_
course, Opera, and Perspective Giaste„res' feat ire., try, it 4
_
- of objects viewed through them-c”„%-0 . ,rt 0709 k,
- army, navy, and others. These tele", es, 0,-,,, 7riori spt,,,
- ordinary powers that some 3. inci.l 000,,,Aesefrl 4.
- piece, will show distivaly Jupiter'.%os Ts
,041,cf••00 NP:ki
- and the double stars ; with the '",„,, Ali iifj tVl)Ol,i , 9.6,1'
seen a person's countenance three leri,',",,-1. 5r.,,Di1t:r"41,,•• )t,\ 'ft, 1
_ and as object from 16 to 20 miles. 4•,,'-g,, 11' 0 tot 7of 0 b 4
- sizes, with increasing powers accorainaieco/f xel4 'I! %
- lug from 4to 6 inches enaba us to tel
I, DI/d, ‘
3534 above, and the Georgian,-with his 6 l',:,,lffevifsildler4 \I 1
Exhibition, 1801.-Vauable, newly' of ti_dt; to , 0,0 : ,
powerful waistcoat-pocket glass,the el° _pi opf, i.„,,,, i 'N
.11 0 Ole 4 . P .4r l •, \
a person can be seen and kaown 1i 111 At 0'? (20.01 .
every purpose ou the race-course, 0,4 ste,tiog',,,s O; , ss. •
country sceaery. and shins are cle!"l_;.,etna,,:,
,sl,:, fj,ell N, '