The Sun.
London, England, 1855-08-20 00:00:00

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THE SUN 1 .40NDON, MONDAY EVENING AUGUST. 20, 1855.
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1 IN BANP:S,IAUSSEILNOOFE, BANUDAOITHEESR COMe
...------..THE IVIETI?,OPOLIS LoCAL MANAGE- disposal. When we. have added the appointment ' SPORTING LAITELLIGANtit.
but from a seed of justice and morality ;hence one
THE BALANCE OF POWER. t :-.-,, - , ' 111E.ZSIT: AtlT. VT. of inspectors of nuisances and of medical officers of .
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health we shall have
.g yen a general view of the
. . Russia in the interest of that which is instead .
fatal error pervades all their measures ; thedy
ofopptohsaet
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_en.PROGRAAIME OF YORK AUGUST MEETING PANIES' STOCK.
The following is the letter by " A Traveller in
which functions of the vestries and the district boards of
Italy," referred to in our paper of Saturday :- brave soldiers, the tears of rig►e E l'eh mothers, and the
ought to be. Thus they expend the blood of our
wores. The most lucid order which we can adopt, in pre- , e
Every vestry and every district board will have WEDNESDAY.
The Dundee -',takes of 50 sore, aided to a Handicap __epee__
From the Official List.
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Sin,-When we would remedy an evil, it is above al: treasures of England but to fill the sieve of the Danaidee ; seating an epitome of the Metropolis Local Man- i 5 ti
things necessary to trace it to its real source. If we Act, will be to give, first, a description of i
. ,to appoint a qualified medical practitioner (or more Sweepstakes of sovs each. One mile and a quarter. ' PUBLISI1E1) EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIT), AY r c
would arrest the repid increase of Russian power, let temporary peace be established, the real cause of the
and even if our arms be successful in the Crimea, and a agement
than one, it necessary) to inspect and report on Six subs. or no race. To close and name on Tuesday, eVENING. it
us beware that we mistake not nor disregard the true war will still be confirmed and strengthened, and its re- the new governing bodies which it will call into I
existence, and then of the functions they have to
the sanitary condition of the parish or district, to Aug. 21, and the weights to be declared the same night. LONDON, FRIDAY, AUG. 17, 18r.,5. ii p
cause from which it springs, lest, instead of injuring the newel certain. Russia can bide her time ;we leave the ascertain the existence of diseases, more especially The Great North and South of England Biennial -4-----
OAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPA:;fiEs i u
root, we but prune the branches of the tree, and make perform-in other words, of the machinery, and
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sources of her power untouched, we leave an empire of of epidemics increasing the rate of mortality, to Stakes of 10 sore each, h ft, with 200 added ; for 3-yr-
point out the existence of any nuisance or other olds ; colts, est 71b ; fill' 8 21b •
its future growth the stronger. then the work which it is expected to produce. Dividend I Amour „-
Name of Company. per I of . w it
60 millions of inhabitants, whose force is wielded by the
It is more than two centuries since rival conquerors hand of a despot ; while we support and confirm the Lion The machiutehrythweheicohnstfiirtsuttiodnemofanwdisliceohntshideearn.e-t
, and With local causes of disease, and to prescribe the most fillies, Bat ; certain penalties
and allowances ; the owner of the second horse to re- Annum. i She le. Paid. Price. NI
in Europe first hit upon the expedient of endeavouringEuropean system, which, repudiating the right of free-el
efficacious mode of preventing the spread of such •
to maintain peace between themselves by an amicable, ceive a sum equal to 10 per cent. on the whole stake, prit.sh X 1
eomfrom foreign domination, justifies conquest in all commences, is strictly local, but is intimately con-The important subjectofs. d. X s. d.
division of their spoil, and by so balancing their respec-diseases. . ventilation is
and the third a sum equal to 5 per cent. Two miles,
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who have the power to conquer. We do not attempt netted with, and.,. in fact,biit thebasiins
iotfs,
itnhflantewnhceich -
Live strength, as to remove the temptation of making to restore the balance-the only restraint this system is central in position, general
.to fall under the notice of the medical officer of 120 0 0 20 0 0 20 c
health, who is "to point out the most efficacious over the Old Course. 138 subs.
s elcooon
d added.to
receive Certains d io
ys out penalties
o f
Imperial
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war upon each other by removing the facility of success. admits-because Russia can be reduced to the dimen- The local bodies are the vestries and the district of London •• •• 4, '
mode for the ventilation of churches, chapels, The Yorkshire Oaks of 15 sore each, 5 ft, for 3-yr-old City - " Os. liio 0 0 150 0u -
From the Congress of Westphalia until the present day, Slone of the other Powers, only by denying her right of boards of works, the qualification for which is the
re.n. C'e 61.2p1e-ri°cse.nt.
- •t 0 0 0 20 0 0 - c
this principle has regulated the numerous treaties and possession from past conquest, as well as future ; thisschools, lodging-houses, and other public edifices." fillies' 85t 71h each,s2so 00
00 all
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gratifying results of the appointment of a
occupation The of a house or lands rated at 40/. a-year.
and allowances. The second
new arrangements of European States, which each inf would encourage the spirit of national independence number of vestrymen in every parish will be I The 8/ per cent. 110 0 0 all 1 t
turn have been heralded to the world as the source of throughout Europe, the Emperor of Austria, and per- proportioned to the number of rated householders medical officer of health in the City will lead to the stakee, and the third to save her stake. One mile Independent ••• •• •••
.!!! 104. &4. .onus., 50 0 0 all
51. !40 0 0 90
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lasting peace and as the permanent public law. o haps others interested like him in opposing this spirit, on the following plan-i. e., eighteen where the the extension of this arrangement to the whole of and a quarter. 92 subs.
Match, 300, h ft. T.Y.C.-Lord Glasgow's cby Or- L0nd0n..........
P ce
ix
~_ A- bartered- t4l per cent. ri
5500 00
Westminst, . ,-, ••• Si. 10e. i5O 0 0 If
Pt
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Europe. The result has been that, with some umm- would pass into the ranks of our enemy ; this is a dan- rated householders do not exceed 1,000 ; six ad the 1." 7.•
metropolis.-7 is.- tines.
portent exceptions, those races which inhabit the west get our statesmen dare not face. Thus the present
ditional members if there be more than 1,000 ; - lands -Clarissa, and f by Orlando -brown Bese, agst cent, A 00 00 r 420 e 0 00
..00y, t,
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and the north of Europe, and who therefore have been limits of the Russian em ice are inviolable to us, and
er
twelve additional-that is, thirty-six vestrymen ASSIZE IN T E LUGENCL. Lord Derby's c Fazzoletto, by Orlando-Canezou, and
f (dead) by The Hero-Verbena ; colte, Bat 71b ; fillies, Ruaiitietleldff;;e.i.w.
mi.
::
.... • P,,
51.
ali 20
removed from the scene of the central struggle between 43 I
the balance can be formed only by a coalition of the
-if they
of exceed 2 ,000 ; increasing in the pro-. en- ____ Ditto', .ew IP
rival dynasties, have alone retained their national inde- other Powers ; but to suppose that such a coalition, if Bst 41b. One to the post. Off by consent. -- •et• •••• - '5OOOlO 4, 0 -- ,
the decreesportion twelve for every thousand, the num HOME CIRCUIT.-CaOYDON, August 18.
pendence. Throughout the rest of Europe practicable at all, could be durable, is the dream of a .
of exceeding 120, the incumbent COLEMAN V. SALTOUN. Her Majesty's Plate of 100 guineas, for 3-yr-olds and
of congresses have been substituted for the voice
madman ; the common egotism and mutual distrust of ber in no caseWATER-WORKS.
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,a upwards ; 3-yr-olds, 7st 71b ; 4-yr olds, Bst 12lb ; 5-yr-
nations in their own dynasty, and half the people the great Powers themselves prohibit it. Yet diplo- (or the district rector in all places in which he This was an interpleader to try the validity of tl
lied Lill H F • - olds, 9 t 41b 6 Id d 9 t 71b. Two
s ; -yr.o ean aged, .4 miles, Nun • Dividend Amount
of the continent have been arbitrarily distributed . .
11prattles of the balance of power, the doting is at present a member of the vestry) being .lease of a farm ca yoo arm in Hertfordshiree Of Company. per of Paid. Price.
e macs still To close and name on Tuesday, Aug. 21.
as the balance of power--or, in other words, as th
mother raves, and fancies that her cherished offspring added to the number. A most important and, asagreement for the sale of the stock andcrops
and an
Sweepstakes Annum. I! Share.
lust of dominion of this code u on it. of 100 sovs each, h ft, for 4-yr-olds ; colts, -
mutual jealousy and common still retains the breath of life ; and while respects the whole metropolis, novel feature is to P
dictated. Thua the effect of Mr. M. Chambers, Q.C., and Mr. Petersdorff were Bst 71b, and fillies, Bst 3lb ; winners of the Derby or Sr, F, s. d. X s. d.
the great Powers have . of conquerors among themselves can serve no longer be introduced in every parish containing more than . ast London
this principle has been to extend and sanction
as a restraint on Russia, its name is used to 2000 ratepayers, by the division of the large parishes
• for the plaintiff ; and Mr. E. James, Q.C., and Mr. Leger, 7lb ;of the asks, 511) extra ; maiden 4.yr•olds ' Grand Junction ..... 4 . per cut. 50 0 0 all 70
loreign domination, sometimes in its most obvious andindependence, and eo
oppose the right of national . . into wards. These wards are to contain each of Hawkins for the defendant. allowed 71b. Two mile., over the Old Course. 5/. per cut. 100 0 0 - 78
Lambeth
the action • 1001 0 0 -
offensive form, at others in a shape which though less sanctify the system of crime it leaves behind it. The plaintiff in is a youne man of three and The Convivial Stakes of 10 sovs each, h ft, with 180 New River Com a 21 -
P hY•• .10s. -
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s pernicious in its effect • them not less than 500. rated householders. Obvie twenty, the son of Mr.--Coleman, who formerly kept the added, for 2- Id
apparently direct, is almost a
' aS
Our Ministers still cling to the project of a coalition yr.° s ; colts, Bet 6th; fillies, Bst 21b • those seuthwark &Vauxhall 51.- per cut. 100 0 0 - 39%
ously they may contain above eight wards. Within Turf Hotel, at St. Albane, and wine is well known in by stallions outof • k ' West Middlesex •• • •
where certain arrangements or certain dynasties are which from its nature could not be durable, as a - 91
maintained under a guarantee of the great Powers, and barrier to a danger that is lasting. Theirs is the moral a month from the passing of this act persons ap- the sportingworld ; and the question
the people absolutely deprived of that consciousaess of cowardice which bandages its own eyes because it fear,' pointed by the Secretary of State are to set out these whether a lease of the farm in question that was winners before starting to carry 2lb extra ; the second BRIDGES.
independence from which alone spring dignity of national to look on truth, and they would postpone a difficulty wards, to apportion the number of vestrymen granted by the father to the son in the early part of
character, moral health, and intellectual vigour. Insal©of
dare not face ; for who cannot foresee that this which each of them is to elect, being careful that the present year on a stock and crops, &c ,at to save his stake. T.Y.C. 139 sub;, of Company. per of Paid. Price.
they
European Turkey a conquering race, comparativelyeriod under an aereement w b fil
e uilibrium failing, we must eventually abandon all re- such number shall be divisible by three,-an opera- the same p , . , , ere ona r e The Chesterfield Handicap of 10 sore each, hft
small in number, has exercised during four centuries a s9t ce to Russia t diminish.•-• permanent) Lion which will probably, in many cases, draw less
is an ,or endeavour opermen instrumeots, or whether they were got up in order with 60 sovs added by the Race Celi * " xs.d.X s. d.
brutal tyranny over the inhabitants of the country ; but to defeat the claim of the defendant, who was an exe- I, nmittee, for llungerford.....• - - - 12
her power by emancipating nations already subjected to on their simple division than on the contentment . orses of all ages. The winner of any handicap of Southwark ...... • • - ;100 0 0 - -
these have never lost the hope of casting
off the yoke of her rule • and it would show a more just appreciation 1 resignation of the worthy rate-payers. Thiscreditor. It appeared that the f •
cation e arm in nee- 200 sovs value, after the declaration of the •gh t Ditto New of 7 p.c. IL per cent. 50 0 0 - _
their barbarian conquerors. The diplomatists at Vienna ' interests • voluntarily and an'
is • • Lion was freehold, and belonged to the elder Coleman, carrywe'. fits -0 Waterloo
of our true to side,
-
. pay 10 soya towards
have, however, lately declared the Turkish empire to be but he had encumbered it by different mortgages to aDitto Old Ann. of Si.B/ 1/. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 - 32
with the cause of international morality, instead of original bill, as it will greatly facilitate the expenses. One mile. Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 40. 40 0 0 - 28
necessary tothe balance of power, another foreign d ' in d ton the.. . .
very large extent ; and it appeared that at the coin-
''.wasting time blood, and treasure a wretche attemp Age st lb I Vauxhall - - .... 965. ,7010 3 -211 A
tion of voting for veetrymen and dinamish
ruination is thus placed under the protection of the to ~e • -which • opera e, . , niencement of the present year he was very much em- Age eat lb
mingle right and wrong, to patch up that isTypee 5921 b 1 Ellermire.
the amount of excitement
which isusual when a
barrassed, and several executions had issued against his 3 6 2
ropean system ; and, until the great Powers are pleased !nip' its foundation, and to a barrierto
raise Russia The Early Bird DOCKS.
rotten in
f. large parish is electing its representatives for the property. His brother, it appeared, advanced some Palmerston
to decree some new arrangement, the Christian subject d • t,' n and despotism, the iejus- (in. 71b ex.) ... 4 8
out of the oreign online domination
of the Porte who shall dare to take advantage of its vestry. The last Census, as we have already men- money to aseist him in getting out of his difficulties, but 9 The Pow: Player 3 512 Dividend Amount
Lice and crime that now exists.b h Mortimer ... 6 8 0 Dab Qv" W. Name of Company. Paid. Price.
weakness to strike a blow for liberty will be condemned ne tioned, being the basis of the first arrangement, the the amount was insufficient, an . d eventual! thepresent
Y Umbriel... , ... , a,n inkle 3 510
This policy will plunge us continually deeper a. ... 57 11 Sic'
dant who had, it seemed, a judgment creditor ut 11,y 3 5 6
as a rebel to the public law of Europe. • and crime ; while future numbers of vestrymen allotted to a ward or defen , ' p br h Visdex -
deeper into a labyrinth of confusion the farm. It was then found that 5 7 11 Sole Star
Now, I behold in all this but a fruitless and perniciousprepared parish will vary with the future Census returns. in an execution upon _ . Pumicestone
one hand is raised to resist Russia we must be 7 9 Lady of the Lode 3 412 Commercial .... ...... 5/. pr cent. Stock. Stock. -
attempt to raise the fair image
of peace upon a pedestal 'liberty tt • d little The bill, as it was sent up from the Commons, the father had executed
and
a lease to his son, the present
Hobby Horse
of crime. The right of nati ons to freedom from foren to ire the other to keep pros ra e, an soan agreement
plaintiff, of the farm,
dwas also Alice (late Alice East and West India.. 61. pr cent. Stock. - -
the difficulty and danger of made an im ortant distinction between the parishes Orson East Country..
do our statesmen appreciate.duced under which be appeare to have disposed of all the 46 12 La cock - 102
domination is entirely ignored and superseded by the I'dthe in which p • • IV., 60 (fob-na b c Courtena '
position, that, thinking to ctenso I ate power
arbitrary and artificial arrangements necessary to poise such a A' • f and whichit was stock that was upon the farma , Ditto 80nd5........ 4/. per cent. - - -
The B
h •nsisted on the ameliora,tion of the
of Turkey, they have i
.. .
and house's Act) was in force an lose in .. in the cause was, whether these were genuine instruments urgurely Stakes of 100 so St. Katharine ........ 4 per cent. Stock. - -
the balance. The sanction bestowed on past conquestvs each, hft ; for 4- onthampton •• .• .• -3/. Os per C. 50 0 0. 50 0 6 -
of its Christian subjects, thus 1.113C011-
COllditiOla . .
.t •in the former case leaving the vestries in 9r-olds ; colts, Bst 71b ; •
becomes a justification of future, and the denial of this no , . . or not. Mr. Coleman, sea.,
was called as a witness, and Y -
sciou d C 11. '
sly enforce its sum e. an our e misters be so power until next May, and in the latter requiring he swore that the transactions relatiner to the le
~, ase and over the Old Course. 3 subs.
zeght of independence as a general principle of internsthat the •
ignorant of human nature as to suppose - them to die by the Ist of next October. This &s-
-torm' law amounts to an acknowledgment of the riglit of the agreement were genuine ones, and some other evi- The Selling Stakes of 5 cove each, with 25 added ; for JOINT-STOCK BANKS.
conquest wherever there exists the power. There is no provenents applicable to a native despotism area . • determination ,-1 is view of the 3- r-olds end
unction has been annihilated by the Vence WWI adduced tending to support y . upwards. Optional eelliug wei,hts. To
escaping this alternative ; either one right or the otherfor a foreign domin • •the
remedy
.domination '• It is not degree
of Lord Fortescu©, and they all expire together caee. It appeared,however, on cross-ex, mination, that upclose Dividend Amount
and name on Tuesday, the 21st of August. One Name of Company.
d• " d
oppression that creates the desire for indepen ence ; to the period of the supposed lease the plaintiff had mile.per of Paid. Price.
must be admitted. Thus the whole system is, in effect, of next November. Annum. Share. i
the contrary, a people may be so degraded by oppres-
on of the act the larger parishes merely been employed as a labourer about the farm and I
but a deification of brute force. It enthrones power asFor the purposes THURSDAY.
assn that if they but feed and can escape the lash, they' a helper in the stables, at small wages, and it was rept,- The Count X s. d. X s. d.
the public law of Europe, and trusts to its balance alone coastent influence in Schedule A will possess the privilege in each
se. .
have no aim or hope beyond ; and the .' 1001. bd' ' - y Plate of 100 sous., added to a sweepstakes Australasia........ .. 201. per cent./ 40 0 0 all 94
stinted that a bill for had een iscounted through of 15 sore 1
as a restraint from mutual aggression between the great habitual to them that they case of local government ; while the smaller areeaci, 5 ft. ; for 2-yr-olds, 6st 121 b ; 3-yr- British NorthAmeriCan 6L per tent. 50 0 0 68
of fear may render deeeit so . the instrumentality of the attorney for the laintiff to 1, *PP
Powers themselves. The whole fabric of peace rest, ono es, Bst
become incapable of using any other weapon ;
enable hi to for .stock. It alsop appeared that
this single prop, for which all others, and better ones,ra
pay the
horses,
.0 0 60
: oral
their condition be improved it will elevate their m in each of the larger parishes will constitute the
with aged, 95t 61b. Certain allowances. T.Y.C. 5 fur- toniiLa ••
••••••
••
••
61. Per
cei
. 2?
. .. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0
re sacrificed. regard to three young race one of which, a longs 44 yards.
The European system founded on this principle is op- and intellectual character, and then, however little they board of works for that parish, there will be but -.
luny, was engaged in the Oaks, the elder Coleman hid p 3 Lond. Char. Bk. of Aus. - 20 0 0 all 0 201,
be galled by oppression, they . will 'd
desire independence one board of works for a district. In these smaller sold them to his son for 84/. by the agreement Para, yrs Lord Gough, 2 yrs London and County .. 10'. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 -
posed in every way to the welfare and improvement ofe flee for a ferei n •reement, when he The Poor Player, 3
for its own sake. There is no
.sa e3'
, ratepayers
mankind. It checks the development of the only trueadmitted that he had said to a-nobleman, who was desir- Types 5 yrs
element of lasting peace-mutual confidence and good- domination but in the demoralisation of the subjected persons who are to be members of the district board, ous to purchase her, that the half of this filly was worth Fa ' "
yaway, 3 yrs Rogertliorpe, 2 yrs Provincial of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
Ditto, New......... 8 i.per cent. 10 0 0 all -
will between nations ; fur there can be no friendship be- people. and the number they are to send are already deter- a thousand pounds, and there were several other sing,u- Thatnee Debt Ilebe, 2 )rs National of Ireland.... 61. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 -
. .on, 2 yrs Orestes, 5 yrs
tween them while some deny to others that indepen- We claim the . sympathy of humanity
in this •
mined and given in Schedule B. lar circumstances connected with the transaction. Nat. Provincial of Eng. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 -
Early Bird, 4 yr 3
illation aeainst foreignch fby Surplice-Rowena, Ditto, New ........ 8.1. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 -
dens e which for themselves they hold most precieus ; war ; but we back foreign
.dorn• As the vestries of the larger parishes will occupy Mr. James, in the course of a very able speech to the Ephesus,e
m Inmost despotism. Can hu- age Oriental Bank Corpora. 87. p. ct&bs. 25 0 0 all
2 yrs
there can be no brotherhood between the master and the domination, despotis ,e, exactly the seine position as these distinct boards, jure' fen the defendant, observed upon rho great facility 1 South Australia ...... 14/ p.ct.& bs. 25 0 0 40
in the result of a struggle - Dervish, 4 yrs Pumicestone, 4 yrstt
slave. It is a barrier to the progress of civilisation and inanity be interested
eve it will
principles/- Dramatist, 2 yrs Ditto .............. 301. per cent. - 210 0 --
freedom ; for all moral or intellectual improvement, or unless it be between adverse. . .
local authorities, concerning which it should be ob- description, and the hardship that was sustained by ere- T.
1 .neamington, 2 yrs Union of London ..... i 20% per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 tl•-,i
the desire of coneuest in Russia as a craneliospodar, 4 yr 3
the establishment of free institutions are irupossible for condemn • ,
' that one-third of the rneinhere are to go ditors who were so frequently deprived of their just 1 The Old T Union of Madrid ... •. I - 40 0 0 all -
' the right but conquest is no crime unless freedom from foreign served rights by means of such instruments. It occurred con- Three Produce Stakes (reduced to a
theme people, whom certain sovereigns assume out of office in 1857, one-third in 1858, and the
by common agreement, to share out, sell, or exchange domination be a right, and we have placed ourselves in . . . . tinually that a creditor, after being compelled to
had
sous 1 ft ; for 3-yr-olds ; colts Set CANALS,
as the Ruesian noble dry sees of his estate and serfs • be- opposition to
rep right in the Christian subjecte of Tur- 59 the retiring members in
remailing third in 18 , g legal proceedings to recover hie just claim, when he had ilb ; ' • fillies, Bst 41b. Those by stallions or out of mares
' determined by lot. These losses
cause even as the serf, if he were civilised, would find his key; we are prepared to oppose it in the Austrian doini• each case being • obtained an execution, and expected to get the fruits of that never produced a winner allowed 31b. Only one 'el • Dividend
condition insupportable ; so, in proportion as the nations nione, if Austria will but join us in the war, and we for to the local authorities will be repaired by annual it, found that they were, as described by the poet- allowance. Two miles. Names of ; f..!, Dividend price Names of r 4
Companies. !°I per Companies. 'a. per Price.
thus disposed of rank morally and intellectually high, do bear to strike Russia in Poland, where she is most vul- elections made by the ratepayers, but the retiring Like dead sea fruits seem fair to taste, The Filly Sapling Sta,•ces of 30 sovs each, 30 ft, for i I Annum. .= Annum.
Cfi
they resent the violation of their independence ; trato nerable, only because we will not support that right. members are eligible for re-election. But waste to ashes on the lips. 2-yr-olds, Bst 710 each. T.Y.C. 55yards. --
furlongs 44 -
quillity an•l sumbrniesion must always in those countries Our Ministers say they serve in this war the cause of We have now to notice the central and highest And instead of obtaining his debt, he was met by some 14 Subs. X ' I X
4slitn &Oldh 98 71. p. ct.l 139 Niacelesileld. um 21. 10s. 514
be in inverse proportion to their civilisation ; and the freedom; and protect the liberties and independence of
authority to which we have already alluded, and pretended hill of Pale or assignment of the property of The Great Ebor Hand• it rle . 160 - ' - Heath ••• • • • 100 161. 150
icap of 200_ sow added to a
Governments thus erected by the sword or. by di ion nations. Alas! tide is what war with Russia should be,
a hieh ill be designated "The Metropolitan Board his debtor, and he found that he could not only not ob- sweepstakes of 20 ii‘rlennseei&e 150 41, - Oxford.. •• •• 100 - 110
are despotic from necessity, and encourage, in self not what it is. The war is not a war of principle, and w'w ~ ' be • dofLain his original debt, but that he had in addition to pay declared b the vseach
la ft, and onl r•
Y 0 If Birmingham '4O 4/. 93 'Peak Forest. 78 5/. Os. 86
Works and which will compose three in the Liver 00l
Liverpool July Coventry.... 100 25 /. 209 Regent's•• - 30' 11 144
fence ignorance, superstition and corruption. It en sere we behold in the combatants but compelled or hired
of
elected be the tit car oration t w -
members y p . , two lum the heavy costs of a law suit. He therefore said that Meeting week. Tuesday
k The winner of any Handicap, Derby •• - 100 61, 15s. 84 Rochdale ... 85 11. 10s. 60
ders even as it springs from mutual distrust •t 1 ' radiators, destroying each other in the bloody arena, a pities ()melt to look with great jealousy upon all such value 100 ee
•
; 1 n. eceese g ,_
..... . . bets to be sent from each of the large parishes in sous, subsequent to the declaration of the Ellsmre&Clis 69 214 p.ct. - Somrset Coal 140,
rates the maintenance of enormous • fl d b h• h t've
armies, which are spectacle tor Europe ,in uence yno big er ne, 1 proceedings andunless th •clear •
~ me wee proof that the weights to carry 6:b ;of Grand.Lincin 100 3.' D - •
pr.ct. - o. Lk Fri.t 12 -
Schedule A, one member from each of the smaller
scarcely reconcilable with social freedom on our side than on the other, and without that prefeund transaction was a genuine and honest one the ought ext • 'T` ' Do., 6 pr.Ct.' 10 61. pr. ct. 12% Stflrd &Wore ,140 281. 425
, even where . . member fromextra, The winner of the Goodwood Stakes to carry rand Qurrey 100 4/. - Shrewsburyl2s -
national independence exists ; ' .ofthe of th • thatvoluntary parishes in that schedule, and one
Sovereigns who are not conviction
*
ambitious-and they are rare-are forced to seek an- •ran- devotion to a pure and noble object which elevates the each district in Schedule B. The members of the of defeating the just claims of a creditor. means 10Ib extra, •no novae to •
The ' , carry more than 14Ib extra. , Grandicet
sleAlio.n
39100
Cll. °Oscl. -6
'Sston,rrbrldfie..l4sl 121. 285
disement in selfelefeece ; each strives to wei h h ' 'soldier into the here dmaker his death a martyrdom. centre
g eaviest ,au l.l body are placed under the same law as the Mr. Justice Wighttuan having summed up, winner to pay 25 sovs towards expenses, and the Lancaster '.n 100 4.
. N'
' ,e•vvenl''''ll.l 261
.., l
, 21. 28
second to receive 50 sovs out of the stakes. Two Leeds &L Ivr P 100! 251. --
Wa.rwiCici. &
in the balance, lest some other should outweigh him. it is not by armies sent from France and England, local authorities, and are to .determine by lot the The jury, after a very short consultation, returned , 21. 20
't Miles over the 01.1 Course. Leicester.... 100' 51. 49V, Brmin. 3 no(
All are for ever on the watch, and, when not at war, are though they gain battles, that the power of Russia can third part which is to retire in 1857, 1858, and verdict for the defendant, thus expressing their opinion ' Leicstr &Nth 83 - 28% Warwick St 1
1001
i
intriguing against each other, and the minor States be pertna.nently kept in check ;it is the spirit of inde- 1859, that the instruments were not made bona.lid Age st lb Age st lb Loughboroch 1421 701. 575 Napton..3 2/. 11
e, but merely ch h Rattle(pd)... 58 10 St. Clare - - Worcstr & I 781 21. 120
which continue to exist through the mutual jealousy of pendence in the nations she would conquer, the hope of As the bill originally stood, the members of the with a view to defeat the claim of the defendant. Scythian - - nirmlne•3
m -Ny I 1
he strong are tortured by their rival struggles fur what it in those she has subdued, that would form the firest
n etropolitan Board were to elect their own chair- BUSH V. BRISTOW. Virago(pdl 4B 8 R etherham - - 'Wilts & Brks --. 103. Od. -
diplomatists call influence. barrier to growth, and if diplomatist 3 could succeed as This was an undefended action to r
man, who need not necessarily be one of them- sewer the sum of Little Harry 6B a Surgeon General 45 10
While this eystern is thus the prolific seed of pre- they desire in annihilating all expiration for independ- 130/. 16s. 6d., for necessaries supplied te the wife of the b h Mee INSURANCE COMPANIES.
selves and who is to have a salary of not less then rtimer 5B 0 Katerfelto
judice and hatred between races, of suspicion and ence in the subjects of Austria and the Porte, and in ' ' defendant.
1 000/ nor more than 2,0001. By an amendieent br c Ivan(pd) 47l2ch c by Pantaloon, Dividend Amount
deceit between Governments, of insurrection, and of making them believe tranquillity the only good on earth -1 • f • It appeared from the statement of Mr. Lush, who was Epaminoodas .
the power o to this
in the Commons,, appointing . counsel
despotism, it never can have more than a passing effect -if they could persuade the rich to be content to pass for the plaintiff, that he is thekeeper of a lunatic Grand Inquisitor.. 4 7 7 olit-
j Annum. Share.
office was given to the Secretary of State but in theShoreham 3 5 8
asylum, and the action was brought against General
in maintaining peace, even between the great Powers their lives in idiotic sensuality, and the poor to have noal Cobnut (pd)
f
amendment was rejected,. am the power Bristow to recover the value of necessaries supplied to Hospodar
the.neennes ; for the supposition that any equality of thouehtor hope beyond toiling tosatiely theirdeily wants, Lords this 4 7 0 Cock-okhe•North •3 5 7 •
nen,
.......„,.... al. mg. 500 0 0 50 0 0 83
therefore rest with
the board. The his wife who was an inmate ot the as lum f
power between great Sovereigns can be la.,tiiig ie. de- the rasuit v.r.,./d h. that they would favour the aßgran- 'of election willy or several Hesse Cassel (pd) 470 Le Fri on
lusion. In every country there are agencies continually disetnent of Russia rather than prevent it ; for the tocus in quo of d bmonths.' The General, • '
this body will be determine y the e it appeared, went abroad, leav- Mincemeat . .. 4 7 0 Sailor P
at work increasing or diminishing its resources, and Hungarians, the Poles, and the Christian subjects of Secretary of State. in his wife in the establishment of a lady, who was to Hone - e suckle 4 7 01Fanny Gray (late 3 5 Anchor .............. 6 per cent. 5 010 0 -
Atlas
when one of these great monarchs finds himself strong Turkey would perceive at once, that if they are to re- No bankrupt or insolvent, nor any one who has .
be paid two guineas per week for providing for her, but Gamekeeper
4 6 81 Emma Bennett) 3 5 6 Irgus Life .......... 41, per cent. 1100 0025 0 0 -
enough to commence an aggressive war with a prospect main for ever under foreign rule, it is more to their ad- compounded with his creditors, can be a member of it seemed that she subsequently became insane, and was La Belle 5 6 71Boiton -
of success, the balance is at 3
t n end, and there remains vantage to be all under the same great Power than under y these boards , central or local or die- ofremoved, with the concurrence of the General, to the es- Conebus
3 5 0 county ..... ........ 4/. 100 0 0! 10 0 0 -
no motive of restraint ;he has the same right to conquer separate masters ;so would they at least escape being .- . •,c • (vestry . taidishment of the plaintiff, whore she remained until he al•
trier board) ,nor can any one who is interested r , idsuninaer
as the great powers collectively have had to distribute driven into the field to cut each other's throats as often • mind was restored. The present action was brought to Saucene,
the nonni. of Pnrnna -I. 44-t.;•. vn:ii 4.1.,. ..:,..t, ..0 al.- __ AL _,-------,:..- ....,...,,,.... .....-.,.1 If crro riar in any contract made with or executed for such 3 621 Lady Rachel 34 i
- Eagle .
a nni, writer _ . recover the amount of allowance for
a patient under such The Ebor St. T, Equity and La
Laver of 25 slnv4 ~c.h fm- R.vr-olrla : European Life w...... 414 per cent; 100 0 0 1 5 0 0 -
le 20 0 0 . all 18

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aoudad eo•fl. SPORTING INTELLIGANCE. 1 PRICES OF SU ARES lee 'l°
• pooffiinctemrsenotf '
I tee* etk-
THE BALANCE OF POWER, bfauttal freorTera
pseerevdadoefs jaulsititcheelarnd
measures ; they oppose
.mort.tlit.y -, hence one THE IVIETI?.,OPOLIS LoCAL MANAGE- di;irspitelissia)ol.,ctolrVs
tf -.-- - • ' N.Lazyr AVT. mt beed i call.
health we shall have siven a general view of the ea
PROGRAMME OF YORK AUGUST MEETING .
I IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM‘ -.----.---
Which sefe , ulles;
a- PANIES' STOCK.
....___4o-____
functions of the vestries and the district boards of
Court took it' gbe OD
-
The following is the letter by "A. Traveller in ‘e' blood of ou '
which ought to be. Thus they expend t r • WEDNESDAY. ----ass--
Russia, in the interest of that which is thr stead ot that , 'tew et .• '
e The most lucid order which we can adopt, in pre- ,
; works. commenced immediately after th
~, „ is expecte tie,
Italy," referred to in our paper of Saturday :- ocal Man- • The Dundat -'•takes of 50 sows, aided to a Handicap From the Official List.
fill tbe sieve of the Danaides ; senting an epitome of the Metropolis L 1 EverY vestry and every district board will have ture from Windsor, in April htst, will, " to the C° 'II 0,,
Sin,-When we would remedy an evil, it is above al: treaiures ot England but to e . c .
brave soldiers, the tears of English mothers, and th
ito appoint a qualified. medical practitioner (or more Sweepstakes of 5 sovs each. One mile and a quarter ' r• - r •
• hoeteueo EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY r .
istui
bOteertir,abfiereatniexpta,sstaogr llajesty returns
The w
eio,
iiik
._
Et
c mpleted by the time her e °' of 7es
things necessary to trace it to its real source. If we
and even if our arms be sue. . , _
essful in the nmea and a agement Act, will be to give, first, a description of ,
..,VENI:NO.
ablished the real cause of the the new governing bodies which it will call into I
ithan one, it necessary) to inspect and report on Six subs. or no race. To close and name on Tuesday,
would arrest the rapid increase of Russian power, let temporary peace be est , LONDON, FRIDAY, ATTG. 17, 18eg5. e; • ut and c'll.ll Jon of! k3„,,iii 1
eitterinseason.
__ia, a. _ ih.- °lnt,
us beware that we mistake not nor disregard the true •
war vet s i
ll t'll be confirmed and strengthened, and its re- functions they have to
existence, and then of the - "1 and the wei hts to be declared the same niaht
the sanitary condition of the parish or district, to Aug. - , g , o . ________.____ i pregress consist ot the seggingt o forma -
~„ere tre - Atte
! r the tee .
e her time •we leave the he machinery and upwards ot 6,000 loads of chalk fo l , ged el 7 re, et g
cause from which it •s i gs lest instead of injuring the
pr n , , newel certain. Russia can bid ,
perform-in other words, of t - ' ascertain the existence of diseases, more especially The Great North and South of England Biennial GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPAn AIRS. ngtlo, 0/Slie May, the
, The extensive works at Wind:or Castle . &pee 1.7"----
ched we leave an em ire of dto roduce e e out the n tbera tilt..
root, we but prune the branches of the tree, and make sources of her power untou , p
then the work which it is expecte p ,
of epidemics increasing the rate of mortality, to Stakes of 10 sore each, h ft, with 200 added ; for 3-yr- Dividend I Amman., - from 7to 30 feet in width, extending
Ito thes"lso ' r'4'St
its future growth the stronger. nts whose force is wielded b the
60 millions of inhabita , y
The machinery which first demands considera,- Name of Com an .
point out the existence of any nuisance or other olds ; colts, Bst 71b ; fillies, Bst 21b ; certain penalties P 7 Per 1
' of Paid. Price. wing, and paesing beneath the quadrang e esbt r
hile we su port and confirm the Anuum. , ShP n deriVe ne abt \erns
It is more than two centuries since rival conquerors band of a despot ;
wh. h dl3
• •
tett) the right of free. I but is intimatel con- local causes of disease, and to prescribe the most and allowances ; the owner of the second horse to re- - le. wing of the Castle. The passage wi g overt ,i,
• WINDsoR CASTLE.
quadrangic, - ~orl - 1.4 ojg ]
in Europe first hit upon the expedient of endeavouring • li commences, is strictly loco ,
tion, and with the constitution of which the act
Y efficacious mode of preventing the spread of such ' X the
ceive a sum equal to 10 per cent. on the whole stake, s. d. X s. d. 10 or 12 glass openings in t escaee til „lit
peen system, wic , repu • g
British •• •• •• .. •• •• - 1 -red as °
to maintain peace between themselves by an amicable dean from foreign domination, justifies conquest in a
e diseases. The important subject of ventilation is - - iron gratings so judiciously arrant,
division of their spoil, and by so balancing their respec- who have the power to conquer. We do not a . . _ .
tral in position, but general in its influence. to fall under the notice of the medical officer of and the third a al to 5 per cent. Two miles, Ditto Provincial.... 77" -
sum equ . i2O 0 0 20 0 0 20 culag observation. Connected witu t
y tbissitell tO TO
tore the balance-the only restraint this system is cen
ttempt nected with, and, in fact, the bas.is 9f, ,hat which •
Brighton ...... •• •• ~ 5/.
120 0 0 271 0 0 is,4
be a number fl I Ilere haying b- part° f
o argecoa ce • a
e t h3eo Ow ti
tive strength, as to remove the temptation of making to res
Euro
R • hdi n- The local bodies are the vestries and the district health, who is "to point out the most efficacious City of London .. •• •• 41. '
, .8
n.
.e ; 86 1, .
pp el. cceenn tt .. :21:0 000 000
Os. ,100 0 0 150 0 u - pri
'este 0 4,100 ,
war upon each other by removing the facility of success. admits-because ussia can be reduced to t e me
rks the qualification for which is the e ventilation of churches ls over the Old Course. 138 subs.
The Yorkshire Oaks of 15 sovs each, 5 ft, for 3-yr-old Continental (4th Cap.) . :s. nese Paggage tie° Ilitf '
souther° r the iti'tterio
From the Congress of Weetplealia, until the present day, alone of the other Powers, only by denying her right of boards of wo , mode for th , chape ,
~ fillies, Bet 711, each, with 100 added. Certain penalties Equitable ..........
2/. 10s. '5O 0 0 all 36 eaonndvteliiteiennuttnacecreosuss toothehrerrolAolinajsesitz's
t
the _ , termitienoe et,ette.
possession from past conquest, as well as future ; this eee ouse or lands rated at 40/. a- ear. -houses and o
upation of a h Y schools, lodging , ther public edifices.
Do., Pia'. ?refs
Great Central ....... '
and allowances. The second to receive 50 sovs out of Imperial .... 20
.1,0,1 0 -
ortant a•
this principle has regulated the numerous treattes and
gratifying results of the appointment of a. lye the Castle. Previous to this imp
_no by s ~ Lehi
new arrangements of European States, which each inf would encourag,e the spirit of national independence The number of vestrymen in every parish will be i The
the stakes, and the third to save her stake. One mile Indepenclent ..... ••
••
••
•• ••
„„ 104. & oonus., 50 0 0 all 90
coals were catried te the vagioue departme ~.a floor.,
_
throughout Europe, the Emperor of Austria, and per- medical officer of health in the City will lead to L0nd0n........ - 51. •40 0 0 ,f
turn have been heralded to the world as the source o proportioned to the number of rated householders
x .• • - •h.a.rt. :I'd' 44: ppeerr ceeenott.l
- r 50 0 0 -
lays of llowine lan-i. e. ei hteen where the f this arroneement to the ol f and a quarter. 92 subs.
cted w"" egr
lasting peace and as the permanent public, .
~ baps others interested like him in opposing
.th.is spirit, the extension o . 0 wh e o
Match, 300, h ft. T.Y.C.-Lord Glasgow's cby Or- Pce t - - which are upon a level and conne ,te , 0 lei%
Europe. The result has been that, with some unim would pass into the ranks of our enemy ; this is a dan- rated householders do not exceed 1,000 ; six ad the metropolis.-T tines. ,i e. ~o eies ri,,,,,i ..
lando -Clarissa, and f by Orlando,-trown Bese, agst Ratcliff.....
....... • • , 2 entrances from the grand qua Irene, e ;„eept•
~ se leg e.
portant exceptions, those races which inha,bit the west ger our statesmen dare not face. Thus the present
ditional members if there be more tha,n 1,000 ; 51. 100 0 0 90 0 0 .0 Una '''' • 'tee
anncyatice of the household. As In , the lia° ~, of 11'0144
____
on the fo e p , g .
Lori'Derby's c Fazzoletto, by Orlando-Canezou, and Ijnei:ed Oen e' rat
......
t 21. 10e. i5O 0 0 all 20
6:0 00 00 ,52 .i , 0 30y ber of coal porters along the narrow crow.,trti; tert;it
limits of the Russian empiee are inviolable to us, and
.ASSIZE INT E L UGENCE.. w 'tiniest, „. 4-,
and the north of Eurepe, and who therefore have been
tw.elve additional-that is, thirty-six vestrymen
f (dead) by The Hero-Verbena ; colts, Bst 71b ; fillies, Ditto, Y,esn 43 has already been experienced curette.
eoniitlege '1141)04
removed from the scene of the central struggle between
f they exceed 2,000 ; increasing in the pro- -ea - __
te_ -a •••• - '5O 0 0! 10 e 0 --
the balance can be formed only by a coalition of the
•tion if -1 Bst 41b. One to the post. Oil by consent. the Castle, , bee
other Powers ; but to suppose that such a coali ,f a HOME CIRCUIT.-CaOYDON, August 18.
rival dynastiee, have alone retained their national inde- coal which are consumed arinually at _ eiece o. ttqtll
urope the decrees f portien of twelve for every thousand, the num-
Her Majesty's Plate of 100 guineas, for 3-yr-olds and
pendence. Throughout the rest ot E COLEMAN V. SALTOUN. WATER-WORKS.
practicable at all, could be durable, is the dream o
0 aer in no case exceeding 120, the incumbent
upwards ; 3-yr-olds, 7st 71b ; 4-yr olds, Bet 12lb ; 5-yr- --- of the large vau!ts under the no . .h
° madman ; the common egotism and mutual distrust nterpleader to
of congresses have been substituted forf th: voice f
lo- or the district rector in all places in which lie This was an i try the validity of the Dividend Amount remained closed since the time of .to 031 7e l' V
the great Powers themselves prohibit it. Yet dip (
being lease of a farm called Lilly Hoo Farm, in Hertfordshire, Id 9st 41b 6 Ide ad' e d, 9et 71b. Two mike. ',Tee,
o s, ; -yr-o .. n ,tee --e 'of Company.
nations in their own dynasty, and hal t a people per of Paid. Price. plored, with a view of formine them le _one eg, • i
of the continent have been arbitrarily distributed
macy still prattles of the balance of power, the doting is at present P. member of the vestry) , i . To close and name on Tuesday, Aug. 21. Annum. 1. Share.
her words as the offs ring added to the number. A most important and, a.s d
an an a,
ereement for the sale of the stock and crops - i
as the balance of power-or, in ot , mother raves, and fancies that her cherished .p _ 1 1 1 . Sweepstakes of 100 sows each, h ft, for 4.yr-olds ; colts, and Inc" es Ste' es a
upon it
of d '•
• his code Ife tu • t
TO 1S 0 • X s. d. X s. d. consequence of their great depth be
~ r. op Iklt
mutual jealousy and common lust ominion ot
still retains the breath of life ; and while t respects tlew to e metropolis, nove a
Mr. M. Chambers, Q.C., and Mr. Petersdorff were Bst 71b, ane fillies, B.et 31b ; winnere of the Derby or St, F
- .ast London
i 3 Hon. The works are being carried on Jiteonte°. eof •Ci
Thua the effect of th Leger, 7lb ;uf the asks, Sib extra ; maiden 4.yr-olds ' Grand Junction ...... 4 . per cnt. 50 0 0 ; all
the gre.at Powers have dicta,ted. be introduced in every parish containing more an .
for the plaintiff ; and Mr. E. James, Q.C., and Mr. 70
to extend and sanction t.t on Russia, its name is used to 2000 ratepayers allowed 71b. Two mile., over the Old Course. 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 78 the re° ea°
this principle has been . . of conquerors among themselves can serve no longer
as a res rain Hawkins for the defendant. p e
-which has been much felt ever since
tOoe • Pi is 1
etimes in its most obvioue and dence and eo • hof Lambeth .......... - - 1100 0 0 - - The S el b° a
foreign domination, sena . oppose the right of national indepen , . . into wards. These wards are to contain eac
, by the division of the large parishes
The plaintiff in the action is a youne man of three and The Convivial Stakes Of 10 soys each, h ft, with lee New River Company.. ! 21.105. - - the Castle by Sir J. Wyatville. . + toe i be teeleg
in a shape which though less • t leaves behind it. - - and, when completed, will remedy a° terato el
offensive form, at others • sanctify the system of crime i them not less than 500. rated householders. Obvi- twenty, the son of Mr.-Coleman, who formerly kept the added, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Bet 61b; fillies, Bst 2lb .
, those s°uthwark &Vauxhall 51-sper cnt. • 100 0 0 -
tas pernicious in its effect •as of a coalition West Middlesex •• •• .. 51. per cent. ,61 0 0 - 91 dreg e SY° Pitr,..•
apparently direct, is almos .
' Our Ministers still cling to tbe project , ously they may contain above eight wards. Within Turf Hotel, at St. Albans, an.-I who is well known in by stallions or out of mares which never pruiuge,d a win. •. of Charles 11. at the west end of the ens , Tbeqe'i aeit
where certain arra.ngements or certain dynasties are which from its nature could not be durab.e, ae a
1 a month from the Passing a this act persons ap- the sporting world ; and the question to be decided was ner allowed 31b ;ii claimed at the time of gaming, and BRIDGES. bstittiteo• VS , Is,"111
removed, and one of red granite su _ verge „ers. tea ,
maintained under n guarantee of the great Powers, and barrier to a, danger that is lasting. Theirs is the naora . _ _
whether a lease of the farm in question that was winners before starting to carry 211) extra d
; the secon AIN which supported the hideous equestrian s'a 1 bss 0 't,,t'
wall at the castle boundary, leading froniegeeteps, pr;r_o, is qi.,
the people absolutely deprived of that consciousaess of cowardice which bandages its own eyes because it fears p Dividend Amount Tr rat ." g t es,
independence fro .
m which alone spring dignity of national k tth d h ld postpone a difficulty wards, to apportion
to 100 on ru ,an tey wou the number of vestrymen granted by the father to the son in the early part of to receive 10 per cent. out of the stak -es, and the third Name
omted by the Secretary of State are to set out these
of Company. per of Paid. Price. gateway to the bottom of the eound e„ eeers tea t
Feizabe.se _lee', •aae...,
chara.cter, moral health, and intellectual vigour. In they dare not face ; for who cannot foresee that this
era. the same period, 0 e , eebo a S The Chesterfield Handicap of 10 sovs each, b. ft , -
which each of them is to edect, being careful that the present year on a, sale of stock and crops, &c , at to save his stake. T.Y.C. 139 subte
nder an aereement w r n de
horses of all ages. The winner of any handica of Annum. Share. tions for which commenced more than eygen, s 11,,e, .iei
European Turkey a conquering race, comparatively instrumerits, or whether they were got up in order
200 sovs va,lue, after the declaration of the weighte, to Xs.d.X s. d. poifdltyheprog
71b extra. The winner to pay 10 soya towards
with 60 sovs added by the Race Committee, fo'r 12 wall having just recei _reel,
~..
Hungerford ... - - -
• - ••••
small in number, has exercised during four centuries a . equilibrium failing, we must eventually abandon all re- such number shall be divisible by three,-an op
to defe h I • of the defendant h
at to c atm ,w o was an exe- - ;too 0 0 - - It is said that the Commissioners of the Pit'•,,,, fto°',,e 0 .
brutal tyraoiny over the inhabitants of the counery ; but sistance to Russia, or endeavour to diminish permeneral
her power by emancipating nations already subjected to
Y tion which will probably, in many cases, draw less
on their simple division than on the contentment Southwark ...... •• ..
I) Ditto New of 7% p.c. 1/. per cent. 50 00 - upoorwtiorna
- contemplate lowerri c est "et
these ba,ve never lost the hope of casting off the yoke of her rule ; and it would show a more just appreciation and resignation of the worthy rate-payers. This cution creditor. It appeared that the farm in ques-
Waterloo 314 Lower Wa,rd into Teames-street, and P 3 .00eivgivbeo
their barbarian conquerors. The diplomatists at Vienna of our true interests to side, voluntarily and at once, subdivision into wards is a d.ecided. improvement tion was freehold, and belonged to the elder Coleman, carry
but he had encumbered it by different mortgages to a •
expenses. One mile. Ditto Old Ann. of 8/. 1/. 171-s. Bd. IN
0 (()) -
- 32% Is,
e a tell ~I treetts i ° to
have, however, lately declared the Turkish empire to be with the cause of international morality. instead of
on the original bill, as it will greatly facilitate the
very large extent ; and it appeared that at the coin- Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 - 28 the battlemente, which would bee
Thane en•sneeefessrniir s -I,
Age st lb I Vauxhall - - .... 965. 17010 3 - 21% as the traveller enters the town by
Age st lb - o•alY • be 'eh. i'e
necessary to the balance of power, another foreign lo
' .• wasting time, blood, and treasure in a wretched attempt
'• operation of vo - i
ting for vestrymen, and diminisa niencement of the present year he was very much em- Tepee 5921 b f Ellermire. these works are finished it will remain act tf t i!!!:,
mina,tion is thus placed under the protection of the Eu- • 1 •ht d t patch up that which is tf- 't t 1-1. h • 1 when a barrassed, and several executions had iseued against his fige - 36 2 ar s e 0
to ming e rig an wrong, o • the amoun o exci emen wic is usua e.arly Bird DOCKS. restore the ancient tower of Julius C''s 00 1:'1'
Palmerston
ropean system ; and, until the great Powers are pleaeed
rotten in its foundation, and to raise a barrier to Ruesia ,
arish is electino• its re resentatives for the property. His brother, it appeared, advanced sotne e '4.,
to decree some new arrangement, the Christian subject fhf•d ' te n and despotism, the iejus- ta,rge p _ e p (in. 71b ex.) ... 489 Th bury Tower to render the exterior aP.P
to assist him in getting out of his difficulties, but e Pooa Player 3 512 Dividend Amount
out o t e oreign omina to vestry. The last Census, as we have already men- money - .
of the Porte who shall dare to take advantage ot its • • h • t * d tll h b h Mortimer ... 68 0 Dab cya,n Winkle 35 10 Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. castle equal to its interior magnificenrce- ,
„„,.....
tice and crime t at now exis s.
tioned beine the basis of the first arrangement, the the amount was insufficient, an even ua yt e present Umbriel... . ...... 5711 Si 1 ' Annum. Share. ..............-.....-..-..............+...----- ',
weakness to strike a blow for liberty will be condemned continually deeper and t e
defendant, who had, it seemed, a judgment creditor, put
Hobby Horse ... 5 ci ,y 35 6 _ - - -_____ -
•e
This policy will plunge us .
hile future numbers of vestrymen allotted to a ward or br h Visdex
as a rebel to the public law of Europe.
7 3 Alice (late Alice
5 7 11 Sole Star
eper into a labyrinth of confusion and crime ; w
de . , . in an execution upon the farm. It was then found that
Now, I behold in all this but a fruitless and pernicinus t b repared parish will vary with the future Census returns. Pumicestone - ,
one hand is ralsed to resist Russia we mus e p the father had executed a lease to hie son, the present
na b c Courtenrty 36 3 East and West India.. 6t. pr cent. Stock. - - ----ns---
Ci• 11' s• ,
attempt to raise the fair image of peace upon a pedestal
r.To hi
des B; ucrogi iti
an, dBys
tS7t al
bk e; s
aonfd lfioolliseos,vssseta4clhb,. h
Tft
g;
efomr
il4e-s ET-eAtj ss' it,
CO UeNnsgsiTtniii:lteorwriktaarcrd: si:cavolelnidlP°l:leB'::::::if:l'il.e'°v6rti:li:
he other to keep i er ypr
to ire t .rb t ostrate; and so little The bill, as it was sent up from the Commons,
East Country.. - --..-
rson 46 12 Laycoek) - 102 HADDINGTON CORN MARS--
of crime. The right of nations to freedom from foreign made an important distinction between the parishes tt'
tweed under which be appeared to have disposed of all the
laintiff of the farm, and an agreement was also pro- 0 -
'oo'i' 503 33
domination is entirely ignored and superseded by the -`) . - le It. to cmisolidate the power in which Act, and 2 William IV., cap. 60 (Hob-
d (Air statesmen appreciate the difficulty and danger of
pon re Ditto 8end5........ 4/. per cent. - - - WIIsAT. InsitL3l! 1 „55 3 491 oa
• arbitrary and artificial arrangements necessary to peise tied on the amelioration of the house's Act) was in force and those in which it was ! ause was, whether these were genuine instruments
tock that was u tl farm also to him, and the question
in the c Sto.iKthatharine ........ 4 per cent. Stock. - - First eos Od 38s C•ta -3, 9a 0, ij
of Turkey, they aye insis
such a position, thhat, t. in. mg
i ampton -- - - 37. Os per c. .50 0 0, 50 0 6 - s A
Victoria .......... ~ 51. per cent. '2ooo'to o 0 ; - ece"- 76s Od 36s ficl, 12g, 03 oet°,.)
the balance. The sanction bestowed on past conquest . . th f , ase leaving the vestries in or not. Mr. Coleman, sen., was called as a witness, aud Y
not '
; in e ormer c
becomes a justification of future, and the denial ot this co.'iditeon of its Christian subjects, and thus 1100011-
I t M d' tl latter requiring he swore that the transactions relatine to the lease and over the Old Course. 3 subs. _ third 7ls Od 30s !fie rb, 19'j
eel e 1141 kt
ower unti nex . ay, an in le
t•ght of independence as a general principle of inteina- .
smugly enforce its suicide. Can our Ministers be so •
it3ll to die b the Ist of next October. This dis- the agreement were genuine ones, anesome other evi- The Selling Stakes of 5 soya each, with 25 added ; for JOINT-STOCK BANKS. Total quantity of wheat in marke -t, iv era' ^le wa
tional law amounts to an acknowledgment of the rigimt of ignorant of human nature as to suppose that the im- barley ee Os' 11
Y 111 db tl d t 'nation dence was! adduced tending to support this view of the 3-yr-olds and upwards. Optional ll' • T PP PP p, ‘2
\
ee lug weighte. o e
• Dividend Amount oats 47 V' to
PP PP ft
conquest wherever there exists the power. There ie no Provetnents applicable to a native despotism are a em
tinction has been awn i ate y le e ermi
d h 11 ' e together case. It appeared,however, on cross-examination, that up close and name on Tuesday, the 21st of Au t 0 11 't,
remedy for a foreign domination ? It is not the degree - gus . ne Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. beans eetll. 3.- e;
escaping this alternative ; either one right or the other
of o ression that creates the desire for independence ; to the period of the supposed lease the plaintiff had mile.
_ ae o 100 sove., added to a sweepstakes Annum. Share. s, PO /P
OVA 9 it'
must be admitted. Thus the whole system is, in effect, PP next November.
of Lord Fortescue, an tey a expir
AVERAGES PER IMPITRIn aL - 16 6.,
' .11. 8 \
lies merely been employed ae a labourer about tbe farm and THURSDAY. Wheat, 3/. 16 C 11-12ths I Berle er. - ‘,/, 9
but a deification of brute force. It enthrones power as on the con. trary a people may be so degraded by oppres- ___
'f d d - +1 1 h they OT hel er in the stablee at small wages, and it was repre- The County PI t f 1 Ixs.d.X s. a.
the public law of Europe, and trusts to its balance alone .
mon that if they but ee an can eecape .ie as ,
Shd le A 1.1
wi possess the privilege in each a P .
. F the purposes of the act the larger paris .
' hd b d• d eastralasia........... ;201. per centl 40 0 0 all 94% Oats, ... 1/. 13 9 7-12 the 1 Beax is,e .. I
have no aim or hope beyond ; and the coastant influence in ce u sented that a bill for 1001. a een iscounte through of 15 sovs. each, 5 ft. ; for 2-yr-olds, est 121 b ; 3-„ British North American 'SL per cent. 50 0 0 68 16' lIP 1
as a restraint from mutual aggression between the great ill tl 11
of local government ; w 1 e ie sma er are eateselas 10 nil
ay render deeeit so habitual to them that they case .
of fear m . "d. • " th t hi tl ve try the instrumetitality of the attorney for the plaintiff to olds, Bst 1011) ; 4-yr-olds, 9st 41b • r 11 6 and •
J-- C r ial f London 10/ er cent 100 0 0 20 '0 0 31
°mine c o . .p • i . _
o-yr-o r 4 DALKEITH GRAIN MAeRSEe 75i11
Powers themselves. The whole fabric of peace rests on but if grouped into istricts, so aw 1 e ie s . 51_
, r, , , Colonial.. - ......... per cent. 100 0 0 2a 0 0 60
•ncapable of using any other weapon ;
become i . . enable hire to pay for the stock. It also appeared that aged, 9st 61b. Certain allo Current' .... 29i 6,1
this sinele prop, for which a.ll others, and better one!! d ' •11 1 tth ; moral in each of the larger parishes will constitute the . . wances. .P.Y.C. 5 fur- lonian - Qrs. Best. 1 .....
' their condition be improve it wi e eva e sir wite regard to three young race horses, one of which a longs 41 yards.
re sacrificed. Y board of works for that parish, there will be but Lend. Char. Bk. of Aus. - 20 0 0 all 0 203 S 174 Wheat 79s Oil
d then, however little the filly, was engaged in the Oaks, the elder Coleman h'ed p 3 London and County .. 10'. per cent. 50 0020 0 0 - ON „a' eie
lectua,l character, a.n
and intel . . are, yrs 368 Oats 34s 46
The European system founded on this principle is op- 11 1.• independence one board of works for a, district. In these smaller Lerd Goueh, 2 yrs Lewin and Westminstr 14/. per cent. ;100 0 0 20 0 0 47% oos od - . ~. ,
b lied b opprestion, they wi ( esire sld tb li" f 84/ b
o em to is son or • Y the agreement, when he Tee Poor Player, 3yr lc ' 218 Berle.
Y 3as Od .. ,
posed in every way to the welfare and improvement of -e ga Y • Th ' safety for a fereign parishes, so grouped, the ratepayers will elect the admitted that he had said to anobleman, who was desir- Types 5 yre - 3 ing of Trumps, 6 yrs London Joint• Stock ... •12/. per cente 50 0010 a 0 30% Od. ..... '
4 Peas & beam 50s Ocl ON
for its own sake. era li no Provincial of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - \
mankind. It checks the development of the only true .
1 ation but in the demoralieation of the subjected persons who are to be- meMbers of the district board) ous to purchase her, that the half of this filly was worth Fa ' Rogertliorpe, 2 yrs
Ditto, New......... 8 i.per cent. 10 0 0 all - 11
element of lasting peace-mutual confidence and good- (-°rnth yaway, 3 yrs Hebe, 2 ere l'i• , 011 ,
people. and the number they are to send are already deter- a thousand pounds, and there were several other singu- Thames Ditton, 2 yrs Orestes, 5 yrs 'National of Ireland.... 1 6!. per cent. 50 002210 0 - AI3ERDEEN- -Aelet• b ,
will between nations ; fur there can be no friendship be-
• the sympathy of humanity in this mined and given in Schedule B. lar eircumstences connected with the transaction. Early Bird, 4 yr 3 Nat. Provincial of Eng. 1 81. per cent. 100 0035 0 0 - 05 r
Potato oats 97s 6d. to ! 28s Oa }4O
'1
ch fby Surplice-llowena, Ditto, New ........ 87. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 -
tween them while some deny to others that indepen- We claim
mina ion agains r 1,,
back foreien do • t• • t f mrei en •
As the vestries ot e arger parishes will occupy Mr. James, in the course of a very able speech to the Ephesu d
fh' 1 • s, age Oriental Bank Corpora. 87. p. et&bs. 25 0 0 all - Common oats 27s Od to ' 27s 66
deuce which for themselves they hold most precious ; war ; but wed . 2 yrs 31s Od. to 325 oa 53,.b. ,i
- . t d t • Can hu-
tiarn retains ear Ism. rved uon the great fecilit
exactly the same position as these distinct boards, jury fix the defendant, obse p . , 9 1 Dervish, 4 yrs South Australia .. ~.. 14/ p.a.& bs. 25 0 0 ~ 40 Bere
there can be no brotherhood between the master and the domination, espo . e l f Purnicestone, 4 yrs Union of Australia- •• 301. per cent. 25 0 0 73% 31s Od to • 32s Oa 1 It
*ty be interested in the resu t o a struggle . .
1 b • t t s eak of them as the that existed for eetting up fraudulent instruments of this I Bourgeois, 5 era Barley elbe
slave., It is a barrier to the progress of civilisation and mani i / we It Wl]. e convenien op . Dramatist, 2 yrs Ditto .............. 301. per cent. - 2 i'o o__ Wheat, red (spring)66s 00. eq, 683 oa tes 11,
b d •
it be etween a verse princip ee : •es which it should be ob- description, and the hardship that wa,s sustained by cre- T. Union of London ..... ;20% per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 2s SS
freedom ; for all nioral or intellectual improvement, or unleas
• f •et • .• local authorities, concerinne 1 eaeatnington, '.2 yre Llospodar, 4 yr 3 „ white 74s Oil to 76s 06 ) b
er °I,
the desire o consuest in ussia as a ciane, ditors who were se frequently deprived of their just 1 Union of Madrid ... •• I - 4 O 4O 0 0 all -
the establishment of free institutions are impossible for condemn .
' e t f- • • served that one-third of the metnhere are to go , The 20s 9il to 21s tid Per oc . ,c,j
Old Three-yr.old Produce Stakes (reduced to a - Oatmeal
t conquest is no crime unless free om rom ozeign - rights by means of such instruments. It occurred core I d. P to I°Cti
thcan people, whom certain sovereigns assume the right bu . . •
out of office in 1857, one-third in 185 , •
8 and the a c o
i m t h) f 100 soy ' Flour 55s Oil. to 56s 0
be ' h d e have laced ourselves in
domination a rig aan w _
.1) _ , tinually that a creditor, after being compelled to adopt a each, hft ; tor 3-yr-olds ; colts, Set CANALS. 1/0 Oel
by common agreement, to share out, sell, or exchanee
naailine, third in 1859, the retiring members in ,e , ~ 71b ; fillies, Bst Breen, I'll'olo. reel veto ,01,1
aa the Ruesian no e isp .
bl d oses of his eetate a.nel serfe ; 11- opposition te this ri,ght in the Christian subjects of Tur- re , . . 1 gai proceedings to recover •
his just claim, when he had 41b. Thoee by stallions or out of mares
-s Od to 3s Cal I Barley fie ....•
.I,a ,0
.
determined by lot. These losses that never produced a winner allowed 31b. Only one .t; •
fl' h ere civilised, would find his key; we are prepared to oppose it in the Austrian dome each case being . ame an execution, an e
obt • d • d xpected to get the fruits of - e Dividend lust, '• ••• too'
Names of ; SS, Dividend Thee N ames of e,
nns Oatmeal,l4lb. 2s 1d...a 2s 21 I „ t ••••
ea.use even as the ser .1 e w locel authorities will be repaired by annual it, found that they were, as described by the poet-. allowance. Two miles. rile' °s
Companies. ,SI per Companies. es ''' Price. Beremeal ls 7d to ls tect I . Pe- ...."'••
condition insupportable ; so, in proportion as the nations nions, if Auetria will but join us in the war, and we far to the , .= Annum.
thus disposed of rank morally and intellectually high, do bear to strike Russia in Poland, wLere she is most vul- elections made by the ra l
t.
tepayers, but the retiring Like dead sea fruits seem fair to taste, The Filly Sapling Sta,'ces of 30 sovs each, 30 ft, for i n's Annum.. crs Peasemeal 9s 7d to- 2s 8d I Sihs,.••••".iia. el
they resent the violation of their independence ; tram- nerable, only because we will not support that right. members are eligible for re-e ec ion. But waste to ashes on the lips. 2-yr-olds, Bst 710 each. T.Y.C. 55 furlon 44 d-
gs yar s. ------•
X'l x _
4-Ib. loaf ...9d. I 2-Ib. loaf••,o3s e"' iel
'ln, 1 mbroission must always in those countries Our Ministers say they serve in this war the cause of
qui 1 y an, su nd instead of obtainiu his debt, he was met b some
We have now to notice the central and highest A g . y 14 subs. %shtn StOldh, 98 71. p. et.l 139 Macclesfield. 100 21. 10s. 51% Cheese, per in iperia.l stone, 3s ' s to°l 91
be in inverse proportion to their civilisation ; and the freedom; and protect the liberties and independence ot
authority to which retended hill of sale or assignment of the ro erty of The Grea.t Ebo
we ! have already alluded, and P. _ p p r Handicap of 200 sovs, added to a iitrnsiey•• .• 160 - ' - Neath .• •• •• 100 161. 150 PROSISION MARKET* 08 00 01 ol
1 lh• Ski °SO 0,1
his debtor, and he found that he could not onl not ob- swee stak 11'1'Si-its& Abr 4/ 0' 1 110 Beef, lb
g 150 . - snort .. •• •• 100 - per 6d to 9.1 I Butter, I, 00 ato
Governments thus erected by the sword or .by diploinagy nations. Alas! this is what war with Russia shoule be,
which will lie designated "The Metropolitan Boa.rd , p es of 20 sow; each, 15 ft, and only sif
--- Birmingham ;40 4/. 93 !Peak Forest. 78 5/. Os. 86 , 6d to 8d I Eggs, p aez" ee 6 It el
Mutton, per lb
are despotic from necessitY, and encouraee in selede. not what it is. The war is not a, war of principle, and f W lea " and which will be composed of three 1 i ••1 d I b that lie had in eddi Y
tain i s origina e4,ut . . tion to pay declared by the Tuesday in the Liverpool July Coventry.... 100 25 /. 209 Regent's •• •• 30' 11 144 ir 630 9ti
0 OT ~ Veal ner lb 6tl to Bel 1 Hens, P Pa, es .., te r .
the heavy costs of a law suit. He therefore said that Meetine week. The winner of a.n LI. d• . Derby •- - ,100 67, 15s. 84 Rochdale •••• 85 11. 10s. 60 _oi ' . „ i. , , ao. .nu si ,s 1
fence, ignorance, superstition, and corru •' ' ' h b t t but compelled or hired
ption. It engen- we behold in t e corn aan s d b h • t•
members electe yt e city corpora ion, two mum- . y an icap, Yk, per lb ..... od to 6cl Ch•eiten le 25 ot,-,-„tv.,
uries on ht to look with rreat •ealous 00 'p. ct. - Somrset Coal 140 -
ders even aS it springs from mutual distrust ;it necessi- gladiators, destroying each other in the bloody arena, a
bers to be sent from each of the large parishes in i e ~14 b.,,e Ji3
c_ - y upon all such value 1 SOVA, subsequent to the declaration of the tt.'reri:imorleeinceitiisi
16090
.23espr.
ct. - Do. Lk Fdstl 12' - Salmon, per lb .O sto 03 Drag, ‘-`,1,325 ~1 tO'L 19'
proc enings, and unless t •
iwt lear proof that the weights, t
tates the maintenance of enormous armies, which are spectacle for Europe ; influenced by no higher metive
Schedule A, one member from each of the smaller ~(3 carry eee ;os two, 91b ;of three, 141 b Do., 6 pr.Ct.' 10 61. pr. et. 12% Stflrd &Worell4o 281. 425 Grouse, per bra.ce .( Is to Os Ducklingsen.nps OS, w 0.461
scarcely reconcilable with social fr d e on our side than on the other, and without that profnund . transaction was a eenuine an honest one, they ought extra. The winner ot the Go d dSt k t rind surre 100
n woo aes o carry 4/. - Shrewsbury - - Tll t 49d' r Od Turkeys, a""40. tt'o,lW6,l
a ow, p s one, s ,to os
ee ocn, even %%Jere hes in a sc let ue, and one member from it
th t I 1 I '
ev,-r to allow suet': instruments to be used as the means 10Ib extra, , Gr: d' ' Y 11 0 - ,Stoarbrl
Lmon 100 .s. dgQ:•112551
i 4 121. 285 k leati ' t 196 G ese, de" ge„.ol6e W
national iedependence exists ; Sovereigns who are not conviction of the justice of their cause, that voluntary pans . . b •no horse to carry more than 14Ib extra. e lo Potatoes, pr pec , .o e e
h district in Schedule B. The mem ers of the 0f defeatine the just claims of a creditor. ' Kennt &A - 39 Fs Od 6% Severn and j•l' -. I re) Per C‘ ••••
ambitious-and they are rare-are forced to seek aeeran. devotion to a pure and noble object which elevatee the eac . The winner to pay 25 sovs towards expenses, aud the e ' u '-* . ' 2e, 21. 28 Butter for exportatio a (preseut cu ~
ancaster .. 100 - - wye Rail. ....... • •
&serpent in ssiedeteeee ; each strives t •h h '-•• t soldier into the hero, and makes his death a martyrdom. centra
o weig easies I tl
1 body are placed under the same aw as ie Mr. Justice Wightman having summed up, second to receive 50 sovs out of the stakes. Two Leeds &L,vr p 100; 251. - Warwick & 1 2/ 20 Eggs, wholesale price, , per dozen ... • ... eel •
in the balance, lest some other should 0 t • 1 I. It is not by armies sent from France and England,
u weig I run. b lot the The 'lir after a ver short consultation
local authorities, and are to .determine y j y, y , returned a miles over the Olil CoUrsa. Leicester.... iOOl 51. 49SS, Birming. 5 100 • -- 11
St ° ill/'
All are for ever on the watch, and, when not at war, are though they gain battles, that the power of Russia ean third part d verdict for the defendant thus ex reesin their 0 "
which is to retire in 1857, 1858, an , p , g pinion
Age st lb I • ee Leicstr &Nth 83; - 28% Warwick St
Age st io Loughborogh 1421 70/. 575 1 2/
Napton.. 1 100, ' 11 D ( JBLIN-Aua. 17' t. ." Of 1
barns • ?II %co
intriguing against each other, and the minor States be perinanently kept in check ;it is the spirit of inde- 1859. that the instruments were not malls bona fide, but merely eh h Rattle(pd)... 5810 I St. Clare - - Worcstr & / 781 21. 20 Wo have gloriou• ; weather for 'he „he, seP.O 0 tee •
d to s 1 . t
which continue be exist through the mutual jealousy of pendence in the nations she would conquer, the hope of As the bill originally stood, the membere of the with a view to defeat the claim of the defendant. Scythian - - Birminn•J I to-day business was 4,ntirely confe e , curf erie 'l.'4l°lo
BUSH V. BRISTOW. Sieltnalwbry 1001 - - ;Wilts & Brks -. 10s. Od. - mediate wants. No . ahange in Tue-day si i.g eo geo
he strong are tortured by their rival struggles fur what it in those she has subdued, that would form the firmest Metropolitan Board were to elect their own chair- _ , Viragoftel)
quote(' ;
_, tee . e
diplomatists call influence. barrier to growth, ane if diplomatist 3 could succeed as This was an undefended action to reenser the sum of • ' •
man, who need not necessarily be one of them- . . Little Harry 6Be, : Surgeon General 45 10 INSURANCE COMPANIES. A few samples of n• a 7 oats, here, and rot) ~
01p,
130/ 1.6 e 6d for necessaries supplied te the wife of the b b Mortimer
While this system is thus the prolific seed of pre- they desire in annihilating all expiration for independ-
selves, and who is to have a salary of not less than • • " -
defendant. br c Ivan(pd) 47l2ch c by Pantaloon Dividend Amount 1 Whito wheat, 41s (hl. to 43s Od ; red dittoe 'ea • tebOee ,
judice and hatred between races, of suspicion and ence in the subjects of Austria and the Porte, and in
1,000/. nor more than 2,000/. By an amenclieent It appeared from the statement of Mr. Lush, who was E • • ' Ne f Company. per of '
, Paid. Price.
pannnondits
deceit between Governmente, of insurrection, and of making them believe tranquillity the only good on earth . , of a tointing to this
in tne Commons, the power pi
~,
counsel for the plaintiff, that he is thekeeper of a lunatic Grand Inquisitor 4 7 7 Shoreham
_____ 00s Od to s Ckl per Ibi '1; oatmeal, 15s odto 1 ilis oaw
despotism, it Dever can have more than a passing effect -if they could persuade tire rich to be content to pa,ss
office • t the Secretary of State, but in the eeylum, and tbe action wast brought against General '
was given o Cobnut (pd)
in ineintaining peace, even between the great Powers their lives in idiotic sensuality, and the poor to have no
I ' endment was rejected, and the power Bristow to recover the value of necessaries supplied to El d
ospo ar 4 7 0 Cock-oethe•North 3 5 7 A ••••" •• •••• ••
lbion 31. 10s. ;500 00150 0 0 83 per 4801bs.
theineeleee ; tor the supposition that any equality of thouselator hope beyond toilingtosatiefy theirdeily wants, Lords t its am _
t 'tit the Isonssl• The hie wife, who was an inmate ot the asyluna for beveral Hoese Casa 3 5 .7 Alliance Brit. and For. 7/. 14s. fiti.be.iloo 0 0i 11 0 0 Is
ion will therefore res v. i sel (pd) 4 7 0 Le Fri on
____
power between great Sovereigns can be la.,eiLig i.. cie- the reeuit senold Liti that they wouid favour the aggran- • of elec.t
of this bod will be determined by the months. The General, it appeared, went abroad, lease Mincemea,t •4 7 0 Saito P -
lusion. In every colintrY there are agencies continually disetnent of Russia. rather than prevent it ; for the locus tn, quo y
ieg his wife in the establishment of a lady, who was to Hone •••
• r 3 5 6 Anchor .............. 6 per cent. 5 0 , 1 0 0 - 1
at work increasing or diminishing its resources, and Hunearians, the P••les, and the Christian subjects of Secretary of State. e suckle 47 0 ' Fanny Gray (late
1 Atlas
when one of these great monarchs finds himeele strong Turkey would perceive at once, that if they are to re- ifae be paid two guineas per week for providine for her, but Garnekee
No bankrupt or insolvent, nor any one who . , e _ per
.. 41 per cent. 1100 0 01 25 0 0 - -- so. Prt
it seemed that she subse uently became insane, and was La Belle , British Commercial .. 71. 10s. 50 0 0 50 0 - 80/
enough to commence an aggressive war with a prospect main for ever under foreign rule, it is more to their ad- compounded with his creditors, can be a member of 0 . q _ 5 6 71Boiton -) 21eriel.Med.& Gen.life spr ct. & be. ,100 0010 0 0 21 (N signifies that the I trail. are sent from the 0, es
of success, the balance is at an end, and there remains vantage to be all under the same great Power than under a,- of
y these boards ; central or local (vestry or dis- d with the concurrence of the General to the es- Corceb
rem. ve , . , . us - by the Wight-and Mby I 01e morning-elespatch.) . • if'',l
tablishment of the plaintiff, whore she remained until her Midsummer
no motive of restraint ;he has the same right to conquer separate masters ;so would they at least escape being trict board) ; nor can any one who is "interested 46 4 I Homily - ss 51 4°V
mind was restored. The present action was brought to Saucebox
as the great powers collectively have had to distribute driven into the field to cut each other's throats as often • d •
any contract ma e with or executed for such 3 6 21 Lady Rachel . ,ay vmai :nu ' . Fro, I . 1,,.,,,
../
' Equity and Law_ .... 414 per cent. ' 100 00 ; 5 0 0 - in General Past- 1 P s ..1,., ,7' los
recover the amount of allow f f t d h
ance or a pa len un er sue COUNTRIES.
the people of Europe at their will-the right of the as their respective masters quarrel. If we dare not enter In - ~ The Ebor St. Leger of 25 SOY 3 each, for 3-yr-olds ; European Life IL 20 00 1 all 18% (Mee, London.' ! Div, A si> ';.,,,11
board or vestry. circumstances. i
strongest. At the present time one of the five great now upon the only path that leads to ultimate success, - . colts, Bst 71b, and fillies Sst 21b ; certain penalties ; the General.. - ........ -6/. 50 0 ; „ 5% ; - -____- I ----
so- , n ,
powers has outgrown the others. The sombre shadow let tie not, enfeeble and crush the means of resistance we All these boards and vestries are to prepare The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff for t
eht te be re d. - he second to receive back his stake. One mile and thr Glebe .. .. . 51. per cent, Stock. 1„ 1 107
ee- guardian ............ 57. per cent. 100 00;475 0 j 53 Atrierica(byßrit.pack)N 0 very Irides .. iLiverl '''' oi.r
of Russia is gradually advancing over Europe and Asia, must have recourse to at last. Let us at least avoid " entries of all proceedings," .“ with the Dames of amount sou° covere
quarters. 28 subs. Imperial Fire......... 12/. per cent 500 0 0! 50 0 0 1 340 &marten (by United Sts: 0,1
...• •• .• ILivern
aid what is the position of the other powers ? They allianee with Austria, and let us distinguish carefully the members who attend at each meeting ;" the -_____ Imperial Life .. :.. .... 12s. 100 i
0 0 10 0 0 18% packet) -- •• - •'1 „t,,1
titre not raise the spirit they have so long souebt to between a protection of the Turkish empire against books shall be signed by the members present, and MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. A 1'
- ug. i . The Prince of Wales Stakes of 10 soya each, with 50 Indemnity Marine.. -1, 3e & 3/. 100 0 0' 20 0 0 ( -
1 America (by U. States 18outh,a I?
packet) ..........N
. 0 a. added, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Bst 7lb ; arel fillies Bst 21b ; Law Fire .......... - 2s. & 2s.bs. 100 00,210 0 1 4% tor:
fetter, they dare not invoke the Principle, the right of foreign and against domestic enemies. Let those who the entries purporting to be so signed shall be re- Tohn Ell' tt
zo , a person bolding a situation in the Gene- a winner before starting 21b extra. T.Y.C. 5 furlongs Law Life....... „ .... - 100 0010 0 0 59 Mistretta (via South-, ei ,
„,........ soutiasz .. 1 oil
nations to independence, to aid them against her, and would benefit mankind, while they condemn and check ceived as evidence. They must keep books in ral Post office, ap 1 d •
pea e against a conviction bMr and 44 yards. Legal and General Life - am ton) ..........M,
50 0 0 1 2 0 0 s'7:i eastoP(vi et eines) ee
~,, Ipover . ' tete
they cannot overcome her without. Here lies the prob- impartially in all nations the spirit of conquest, encou- which shall be entered true and regular accounts Hammill, police magistrate, for indece t Y' ' * ' •
n exposure. The Lglinton Stakes of 15 sovs each, 5 ft, with 100 London
London Ship.. . - Ditto (viaa Cape of Good!, .• • lad'
lem of their embarrassments and difficulty-the secret rage and cherish the love of independence, not only be- of all moneys received and paid, and of all liabili- Mr. Barantine arid Mr Al Hope) ............N1 ..... •• •• •• I ext eni
. etealte appeared for the ap. added ; for 2-yr-olds 7st ; 2-yr-olds 9st. Certain penalties Marine... • ..... •• • ... 18s.per share 100 00;28 0 0 40 Africa (West Coast)..N 23,1 of the month SPITM° , n',,i
of their weakness. It is retribution that stalks upon cause it is the antidote to aggressive war-the rock froln ties incurred. AL these books are to be open to pellant, and Mr J. W. Payne to support the conviction. and allowances. One mile. sled. Invlid & Gen. Life 4in i per ct. 50 00, n 0 0 3% cexandria......., ..N 8,, 9, SI, &30of ~ IDeeteiri,jo Sti`eleo-41
t .e. scene, it is the right of conquest, the principle Rene- which the waves of conquest recoil broken and baffled
le ra e-payers and creditors on the rates, who may et a
tl t ppeared that atsout half-past one o'clock, on the The Juvenile Stale Minerva ........ --5 p. et. & bs. 20 001 2 0 0 6 mexandria.. _al 4n• se. '2oth of mor•,See sus! ? , yin, te
ioned by the strong fur their...own selfish ends, that 'low -but because it is the root of all that is great and good . , es of 100 sovs eech 30 ft, for 2- r-
e Slonarch .... • • ...... - s 001100 - B harms ai l'il hof the mono !Seat"' eeetue ii
take extracts for them "at all reasonable times." morning of the 27th of July, the appellant presented olde ; colts 8s ‘ ' - ' National Loan Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 0012 10 0 - -a -"'•'••• , . , , Seances' ': 20° et& eelf
.:.coils upon them. - - in the character of every people. It is not too much to t 71b, and fillies Bst 51b. Three- •
gum ters oselgium .......... - h 104- .5' •••••. • • • • • • ;••••-nnoir ' ,us Isnicei"•
hb • -th chi bout to be created himself at aci ar sho in Walbro k ,
Suc eing ama nery a . , g p o -row, East-road, of a mile. 3 subs. Palladium Life ~. - .. .. M ,9tll of the monthaleeeteen, ert le-
- All Who believe in the possible improvement of the say that the whole problem of the improvement of man• Pelican - ,
- - 1 Buenos Ayres ...... ..Ml9th 01 the month olfgeneere I i
hennan l'aeit, all who have faith in the goodnees and kind is a question nf the gradual triumph in the world ork which it ls tO pro. Hoxton with his dress diterraneed and h•
we have now to notice the w , .1 , . ~ , is person ex- The Bramham Park Stakes of 100 sovs each, 30 ft, recentx ..... - - I - iso Cape of Good Hope ..N VO
enemy of Cod, must feel convinced that there is some of this great principle---the right of freedom from foreign . The kee er of the sho the wife of
duce, in doing which we shall
.first attend to the pose( p . p, a fire-escape for 3-yr-olde, the produce of mares that never bred a Professional Life.• ••
n I
ductor caueed him to be taken in o & bs. 100 0 0' 10 0 0 3sis Ca edo Verde anti
, p ......Isl 91 s of tile menthie- e.
principle the triumph of which would put an end to war domination. There may be sincere opinions in favour functions of the local antlicritles (the vestries or Con , t custody at once. winner ; colts Bst 71b • fillies Bst 3lb. Certain winners introaidLeinfet Life ....
1 010 0 8%4 Vl•fp
neylon (Bee India) j
The complainant and her husband, in giving their eel- ' • •
in the woyld, and which it depends but on ourselves to of every form of social government, but I doubt if any district boards). •
extra. One mile and a half. 4 subs. ••••••••• '
Royal Exchange - ceyion•••••••••• ....NI I ,pto'
dence refused for some time to state whe - I ; ths tit
follow-a principle which, however remote its perfect of those who condemn in other nations the aspiration for The jurisdiction will extend over all the sewers , . • • n and where - ‘•Shantiel Isles ...... ..lillll7o n.,Wed.,&Fr1,1,80,,, 2.11)
The Lottery Plate of 25 sovs added to a S t Ices Sun Fire 1
they were weeps a
realisation may be, might yet serve as a guide, as a independence, could be found to abide by their own doc- of the metropolis, except the main sewers, which married, but her husband at last said they ee 5 tees ege e '' Ditto Life .. , 1/ 14s. - ~ --; nhi1i................ al ,24 gc 17th of mont. 'iseae•
beacon light tn be al ways kept in view, towards which trine and accept willingly a foreign domination for their are reserved for the central board. Each of these were married ahout a year ago at St. Luke's, Old-street. ll' • h et
ch ; for e-yr-olds and upwards. Optional United Kin
Universal gdom .... 41. p. ct & bs.l 20 0 0 4 0 0 sis
Life ........ I 5/. per cent. :100 0 0 10 0 0 - China .... .'• nISP
On !e a month.• •• I r• ' •I,OP fel,-
Constantinople .......! 43,1; 3,18,23,t2s ea n ;Dove 0, it ' ,
we might stretch forth our hande, and, however slow own country. I suspect it to be •always the language local authorities may " cause t b
o e made, re- tee
Mr. Ballantine urged that it was quite corsistent with
evidence of the corn I '
p ainant that the appellant s con- se ing wing ts, c. One mile. To close and name on
, Tuesday, August 21. viereria Life ........ 1 5/. per cent. I - 412 6 5% Constantinople
...,,I:4',°
or difficult our approach, still should we then be either of thoughtleseness or hypocrisy, the conserva!isin • 1
palm( , and maintained such sewers and works, or Cont. of Europe M& Is ;Ts ice daily •••• ID°• -1. • tea,.
duet had been unintentional, and was •
probably owing to The Hopeful Stakes, of 25 sovs each, 10 ft, for 3-yr- MISCELLANEOUS. Egypt (see India) ; . Ins,
certain that each step .gained was an aevance towards which opposes all change, or the hatred of interested and such diversions or alter•tti Dover ..,e, eel
lasting peace. The clue to the discovery of this prin- established wrong to right-the hatred that the Pharisees , _ . . ons, as may be neces- his having taken a little drink, which had produced great '
olds • colts, Bst 71b ; fillies, Bst 31b ; that have never
sary for effec 1
tua ly droning their parish or dis- effect upon him, won 100 sovs, including their own stakes previous to I Dividend I Amount 1 libraltar ..........34:4. 7, 17, 20, 27 of n ;Se
Os
ciple is obvioui. There always must be harmony in al- bore to Chriet-the very spirit that prepared the poi. of ' Paid. Price. Greece (see India)
Name of company. ' eel . el
trict ;'' is includes owe
th p rto construct new sewers A number of witnesses, including some females, gave 0 Y.
the da of nainin C rtaie
g. e penalties and allowances. Art; I
m. Share. SoaC, ..
_,..,,
things thatare enod ; peace, like freedom, intellectual de- soned cup for Socrates, and lit the fires of the Inquisition ereytown ..........M 2n d&l7th of mons
,100 .. ~to, 55y
velem-tient, material presperity,and every good that attends for the early Reformers. when necessary. Under thie head is comprehended the appellant a high character for morality, propriety, ne mile and a half. '
. ,' ; damburgh ..........N ri •cssa - & ereisyleet I a;
e are ,
the human race, is a question of moral progress, War, But can England teach this law to others while her the ventilation of sewers, the trappings of gully- and general gond conduct. Tb , I ,xs.d.l X s. 0.
e Aske Produce Stakes, of 50 soya each, h ft, for e . I an 1500 0 ' lav snnah ..... N) 2ad of the monti !South
~ i i
20 0 0 - Holland .. •••- . ; IDnver •• ; 40! OP
....., ~ „MID ally .......... •• , _Null „
sufferin The bench retired to consider, a.nd on their return, 2-yr-olds ; colts, Bst 7lb ; fillies, Bst 41b ; those by un-
g, and wa,nt will diminish in the world as injut- own hands are stained by conquest ? NVhen we con- holes, the cleansing of sewers and the construction s."escain..l,l i It'a•r•t :::::: : . 12% per cent.! 50 00 1 - - tonduras .......... SI ; I!! .th of the montli.rr oint '
~1 :of
tice and ' ' Mr. Bodkin said they had well considered the cue, 'lOO 00'17 10 0 30% , dienvia
tried stallions or out of mares that have never bred a Sustralian Agriculturn I IL ls. , , i Southampt.)lAl; It h & 20th of monsP YT.l,lr ,••• ', . ;snit,"
egotism diminish. International morality is then demned aggressive warfare • th C d rocleimed of su ~.
ch eneineering works as may be necessary to
our guide in. e zer, an p . tustralian Trust .... 181. pet cent. - 125 0 0 - mita isla Mareellles)Al ' ?tl A 25th of montl ;Do , .r.
to peace • and thie i ' d ' • •
a comprise in one simple it ungeneroue and cowardly in the strong to attack the keep them in order, the compelling landlords to .
and the decision they had arrived at did not at all aff t winner allowed 31b ; but only one allowance. T.Y.C.
ec _ , ;Dover. .; ,„; -.,6
51. 10 0 0 1 all
and sublime rul ' the character of the complatnant, who had acted properly lu subs. kustrallan Royal Mail I - aniat Isles (see India) 7, 17, &27 of mein he s , dye
e----a recognition of the equal right of weak he replied by pointin to our I dian em ire We drain into sewers from existin, and all new houses nglo•Mexican Mint.. 11 10s. 10 00 1 all - relane . . ..M &NI Tv Tice daily ......11:1°1•;118, 0 /4,0,1 snit/
every people on the earth to freedo ' • , g n le • ' o " '' in the transaction. Under the whole of the circum- FRIDAY. British American Land 15s. ; - !40 0 0 - isbon .............. 51, 7,9, 17, &27 of 10.113°.,°ih,, f 7 r., IP. '
donaination. The; ie but th lEn from foreign are accuetorned to excuse our conquests on the plea that This act renders it illegal to build of•rebuild any
1 e mora precept -Do unto we benefit and civilise the people. Such is the langua etaeices of the case the bench considered that the intent, The Colt Sapling Stakes of 50 soya each, 30 ft, for 2-yr- Canada ............ 61. per cent. ;i' , I. I
'lOO 00,32 10 0 133 fadelra ............M, ,1 of the month reoeerp, e) I
others as you wonld the ge house without sufficient provisions for cleaniiness, which really constituted the ff Do. 5 per cent Bonds 5/. per cent. - 1 - - adeira ..........., s ''.l3( iof month •• •• !rely
o ence, had not been olds, Bst 71b each. T.Y.C., 5 furlonge, 44 yArds. 7 subs. n• 6 t 6/. per cent. - I - 114% iaite (tee India) I •,•-
the intercourse of nation' s iould do unto you, applied to of all conquerors, and if it could be true in any particu• under a penalty of 20/. ; and the local authorities .. I we .. 1
s • and for thoee who guide this lar case, which I much doubt, tbe crime remaine the proved, so as to justify their confirming the conviction ; The Thirteenth Year of the Great Yorkshire Stakes ,ity. ir,:vigpaetro n •
crießon.d's - - - - +faint ............ - !slB,, 18. &28 of IDOTI.IDo 1 i I
intercourse, this precept is' • will appoint inspectors to see that all the *-•t d 'd • le h. h
requist oan 1 6 per cent. 25 00'23 0 0 - 4auritius (see India) 1 seP''
a millionfold come. enng the ig c erecter Lhe appellant had re- of 10 sovs eaci Electric Telegraph . •
1, wt
•tla 100 added for the sec .
their political than in their
privat more binding' in same, for this is to be judged of by its mative rather than arrangements are made. - ceived they had decided to quash it. ond horse, Ditto „.... .. 1 - - 1 - - sauritius ........ N 114 t nof the montl• tote
Olt • e 'Ol
tion as the evil they do is greater.e capacities, in proper- its effect. No conquest ever yet was undertaken with „ for three-yr-olds ; colte, Bet 11lb ; fillies, 84 2lb ; extra F. • . ••• 71 ^r cent
quitable Reversionry r • 100 0 0 ;100 00 I - Mexico .. •• •• ... •• -DI !?ne of the mottt! • 'S°9 ,••'' : 1
The choice of England between this a view of benefitting the subjected people ; and, however Every vestry and district board. shall drain, A woman of the town, named Ellen, Taylor, was in- weight for certain wiunere, the owner of the third hore .
e Ditto New .... -••- 50 0 0 17 10 0' - • aples . ..........N
.sth 15th05thofmcn Dela ~plo,`'trod.
of the balance of power, in her conduePtrieciPle• and that it 'may be cloaked under the excuse of the spread of c t 9
leanse cover or fill up all ponds pools open dietel for stealing a watch, value 34/ , the ro ert of to receive 50
- • - ' t ' ' - Thornas Edward Lewis f h• •
, rom is person. p p y soya out of the stakes. One mile and three- 'fen.
,lievers„,&,Divest. Isp. c. & bs, 100 0 0 'lOO 0 0 - 'Jew Gransda ......Se IScl & 17thof moat' Sou! ~, pore i
to et 15 0 0 14 0 0 - lew Zea1ar.d..........1n a private ship .•Varl.°,. .•• ':,'
Gen. .teamN as Igatlon P
war, i A involved chiefly in the qu •of the prevent eivilieation, commerce, or religion it never yet arose ditchee, sewers, drains, and places containing any- quarters. 156 subs. - Stock. ' - - ,'apal States ...... -1: st 7 ,ISth2stbofmoirSDO's'a: ipt.)s, 40
estion of a ia Ice Mr. Lan ford r dM B •
osecute - r. ellantine was for the Hudson's 8ay.... •• •• '• ' 0'
with Austria,. Tha policy of Austria is evide n all-t--
- from any other motive than that which makes the bri. thing of an offeusive nature, or likely to be preju-
defence. g P Plate of 300 aovs., the gift of the Earl of Derby, added Fiemzertbra --•• •• 2/. 53. 100 0 0 100 0 0 - :•enlnsula ... ll4 stnil7th27tholmon,'South p 0 eses
aieutteor es
nt be • London Institution .•• - - 'eru ............ nal .5(1 Pk 7270, of mons-no pp i .
her interest is so. Russian aggrandise • , cause gand and the piyate ; and in proportion as we really dicial to health, 'or cause the same to be done. to a sweepstakes of 25 sovs. eaeb, 15 ft, and 5 only if
ment is f;•r h The t rosecutor a naval officer in the service of the - London Reversionary p ent.
5/ er c 15 -0
0 ' -all - sort Natal N Say private ship...lVO'
~.• .! t, '
remote danger, compared to internal insurrecti er a civilise the Indian we giva him the will and the power Similar power is given as to ditches at the sides of te et' I• b • • declared. One mile and a half. - 12 10 0 - eat, N'StiilSol2stholmon,ipseer
... .. oi
on. • ast ndta ompany, wee returning home from his Russell Institution.• •• -
she is prudent, she will therefere a.void all part. ". If to cast us off. Ia rn not about to propose that England all public roads. IDever ' t 'r
Price's Patent Cand. Co 10/. per cent 20 0 0 17 10 0 --- "uscany .. . , N soh 1 s tseseinsnion..
_,..,,r) I ,
club early on the morning of the 9th inet., when he was Age st lb , Age st lb Reversionary Int. Soc. 4%1. pr conts 100 0 0 100 0 0 - enezuela .. , etiedez 17th ofaiona!Souta.'" 1.
in the war, and will only incline towarde the Ici.ipation eilould abandon her foreign possessione. and become the They are empowered also to 'll Purnicestone
Ines as proNi_e public con- accosted by two women in Holy well-street, one of whom, 487' c by Pantaloon_ Royal nail -neam .... ) 11. p. share. I too 00600 0 81 'an Diemen's Leine (se.
she bas confidence in their willingness and their t champion of evety people that struggles for independence; veniences in situations h th d th A ustralian Land 6/. per cent. 25 00 ! all - kustralia) ... .. - , 1 r'o" ..-,s-no--
uture I d w ere ey eem such ac- tbe prisoner, robbed him of his watch. King of Trumps 6 S 3 Phyealis 4 6 3 Sou
power to support her against her own subjects, Tee a vocate tbe recognition of a principle to be adhered comniodation to be required, to supply them with The jury found her .1
gin ty. Epatninondas .... 4 8 : Mosquito
11'.' ' !7th A mn,o4,lSnutha
' • I -;;;;;;;
Austrian empire exists only so long as other Powers, in. to as the stan•lard of internationad justice, and to be 36 e upper Canada .. •• , - 20 001 5 0 0 6 ......7
water, and to make compensation for any " damage Mr. Bodkin inquired whether, as this robbery was Hospodar
- terested like herself in resisting the intrusion of th gradually worked out only by the gentlest and
e most prudent occasioned to any person by the erection thereof." committed in Holywell-street, the prisoner was con- Quince
"moral principle in the European system, are arrayed to might
we e means. Thus, with a pure conscience, - BIRTHS. to
ot onl su eft he ri ht of freedom from
support her. The Italians and Hungarians are less pros- foreign dominate yPP t g Each local body within its own territory will exc. nected with any of the houses in Wych-street, where so Honeysuckle... .. 47 8 Flotnily
trated and enfeebled by oppressiou than the Christian i should undertni cute the office of the sur e
ton in our war with Russia, but we , . . vor of hinhways with much immorality was openly carried on ? Wild Huntsman.. 47 8 Ellermire
v ' t" " ' The constable said he did not know that such \li cem t
was the ' " ea • 47 7 Fanny Gray (late • • On the 17th inst., at Hampst ad, the al
~ nnum. Share. Tarn la
' fth P te • the effort for independence they remove from the
subjects o e or , tie the basis on which all war rests, and u
t e authority of which office it is to be invested.
case. Marsyas 47 5 Emma Bennet) 35 12 _____ , Pryor, Esq. 1 et
Czar or from n th All other metro olitan avin, boards beine nu -t, .
have already dared to make failed only through the sup- motive of future ' • ayo er conqueror, the p p ~, . b M 1 tV '
Mr. Bodkin then remarked that what was allowed to Humboldt 47 3 Jolly Marine 35 9 XaO.X s. d. On the 17th inst., at 9, John.street-w°
aggreasion • for each new ac uisition bered amon the thines that were th •
port Austria received from others, and they still stand becomes a loss instead of an • q g e , eir occupation an nin W
, e yell-street was a repreach to the authorities. Ammonia
increase of ower-e do- now falls to he
P • t new local authorities. 3 5 e British Linen Cmnpany 87 per cent. ;100 0 0 100 0 0 223/10 othl6 h • l'`,.est• '
r!. e t inst., at Crookbam-end,
with eager eyes and outstretched hands, ready to grasp mestic foe ready tn act • He alluded to the conduct of females who stood at the Blooming Heather 3 610 The Poor Player 3 5 7 Caledonian Bank .... 81. per cent. 10 0 0 210 0 3'. 18 9
in concert with his enetn if
Y, Duties will . devolve on the vestries and district s of Lieut. G. C. Fowler, R.N.
the ripe fruit of hberty which almost bangs within that enemy can hold out doors of shops, which was most indecent, and he could Jack-the-Giant
a hand a . Hanover
their reach. Our alliance with the house of Hapsburg conquest, And Proelahn this • •un tained itself by boards very si if.
s Clydesdale Bank •• - 5%1. p cent .1 20 0 0 10 00 12 13, tb° •
miler to those provided for by the not understand why it was allowed to continue year after Killer 5 6 7 Warren OF A DAUGHTER. l
principle. 3 5 e mmercial Bank •• 71. per cent . ,15-.0 0 0 100 0 0 212/0s
would amount in effect to a deciaion for the future suP- The present is a crisis in our late ' Lodgingeleouses Act. The conditions are deter- year. Nothing could tend more to vice and immorality, Noisy 3.6 5 Elastic
3 4 0 Eastern Bank.. •• • ... 61 per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 iii Os On the lttli inst., at Queen's-road, Pee 1,100
• Ea land chooses ' •
port of the Austrian empire, as We have already de- now between virtue and vice for her futu g mined in which any room of a house the floor of and if the law was not sufficient to put a, stop to it, it Lily
str
re career Ma e-we ntd
creed that. of the Porte, against domestic as well as she choose wisely ! Our hope lies chief" * 9 which no more than a yard below the street may was a national disgrace. The Consolation Scramble of 50 sees Exchange Bnk of Scot,. - - - On the 17th inst., ;it 4, Ladbroke-plac
yat our free , added to a Han- National Bank .. • 6% per cent 100 0 0 'Ol 0 0 mon, • Vie-
foreign
.eneinies, in the name of the balance of Power, press, with its infinite power for good, by thi be occupied. The prisoner was sentenced to one year's imprison- dicap Sweepstakes of 5 sows each ;5 f al d ''• - l • . hill, the wife of John Frb s Est. C '
urlongs .. yar es Nortb of cot and Bank he per cent 20 00 ; 210 0 4/. 14s 0 nest
and resistance to Russia. Thus our ministers, with tion of the true and the just. English Stat e propaga- There is a trace of humane consideration in the rnent with hard labour. To close and name by 8 o'clock on the e • b f Royal Bank of ecotl. .. SI. per cent 100 0 0 000 0 0 1301 s n the 17th inst., at Cop,wood House)
Ironing e ote .
a shor i
t s ghted policy, and. professedly to obtain century behind the English peo 1 esmen are a
P•e, and ever • following which will justify its quotation verbatim: „ ---- -- running. Union ISank of Scot. •, 81. per cent 100 00150 0 0 94/ 0. Mrs. James Hart.
' a durable and solid peace," have d rn times Y enlight- CO"
Western Bank •• -..- 71. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 77 103
en ea,voured to thrust ened measure of mode has been fore d "It sh 11 b 1 eanverenseustra] - TIM WAR EN TUB EAST. -POWERFIJI
En e upon a e aweel for every vestry and district board p The Tyro Stakes of 5 sees each, with 25 added, for 2- • Mance Fire and Lise.. 8% Lpr cent 100 0 o n o o 181 5s 3IAHRIED. oh .(10/0
gland at once into avowed and 'perhaps active has" them by the pressure of public o inion .ATBST R ' G '5l ' S d B
SCONNOITE.MO LASSES.- Mil& . all . SOlO-
- I) • Let US rernern- from time to time to place any posts, fences, and rails on mous, opticians, 39, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly. Observe t r
y -olds Optional selling weights. T.Y,C., 5 furlongs, 44 Flritish Guarantee 41 per cent. 10 0 0 000 11 arae o ''' 0'
2 7,3 On the 18th inst., at St. James's Susse%-g a, t Tee
. yto the very principle upon the triumph of which ber that we represent not the interests of a despot, but the sid catedenian F'r ••
• ino 0 0 10 0 0 :
in the es of any footways or carriageways in their parish - opposite the York Hotel. By her Nlajesty'a Ro yards. To close and name by 8 o'clock' on the evening :ity nf 'llan:me, ILHO'eur is°,/•"' cent'.
25 0 0 n 0 0 41).11C: W. Tyler, Esq., of Oxford-to race. flyde-para of ,ier
_ world all lasting peace depends, and b the su - . each people is a member of the great human or district for the ur oses of f 3' 1 . per cent. . Esg• t Atw
y le of a.people , , p p sa ety and to prevent any betters Patent for valuable and extraordinary improvements •n
before runni g. Co'onial Life ......... 51. per cent. 50 0 0 1 0 0 5/. 5s second daughter of the late John Thorne!, e_e, 1 b
.0,
port of which alone can th d ermenent welfare •
• e power of Russia ever be family, and the only true an p • of each carriage or cattle from going on the "me, and also to in the trmst Powerful and brillient Telescopes, Camp, Race. The Gimcrack Stakes of 10 8 . Edinburgh Life Instil.. 4/. per cent. 100 00115 0 0 1261108 house, near South Molten, Devon, and ot Pue 1.0, 4,
permanently diminished- • . ; len ddeo • , 10110. I) c
member is to be found in the welfare of the whole ;in place any posts or other erections in any carria course Opera and Perspective Glasses to kuow the di t , btl li b f OVS each, With J.,,, It Eng. & Scot, Laa Life 51. percent. 50 001 j 5 0 14/. 8s street Londou
1." aPPIYing aret • " 1 otion of inte gew ay ,s„ „ 1 s anees yre e ern ere o the York Gimcrack Club for 2-yr- Life I ssoc of ice and 4/ per cent. ie 00I1too '5 . os ion ' . ! h, ... '--,i Dora 0.
fore.gu .. g a princip eto teet the wisdom of the other words, in the practice and prom „a. as to make the crossings thereof less dangerous for foot of objects viewed through them-of great importance to the olds • colts S t "lb d fill• sOl Is Is ' • fc u • ' • ttooo ; 1 0 0 2/. 0, n the bah inst., at st. Mary's Churn r a eve'
i policy of our statesmen I antici tth b. • ~ si• an le? ••••t• .••• ' tut) winner o• a onai Fire and Life 6/. per eon . shire. ,
pa e e o jec- tional'inerality. • Paseengers, and also from time to time to repair and re- at•rny, navy, and others. These telescopes possess such extra- M. J. Dann, Esq., of Tenty, ' etehroke
id st t cia•Cg
tion that, however incontest ' the Convivial or Pi; f .'
' North British Insur... 71 per cent. 200 0 0 1 20 0 0 .33/ Os
able such abstrect rinci- • ---..........--s-see-sea--------e.. new any such posts, rails, or fences, or to remove the ordivary powers that some 3e inches, with an extra eye. d • n..ee o Witles Sta.kes, 3lb extra ; the
icottish Union harm 7qt. prcent. 20 0 0 I 1 0 0 1/. lis Lieutenant for the county. to Emilia, e---e
plefi may be in theory, they are i • ' P A ------- secon to receive o
mpracticable and L'to [...DVERTISEMENTI.--,Nothing Cal .
ibe more interesting than same, or any other obstr te or
uc ion encroachment on any piece, will show distinctly Jupiter's moons, Saturn's ring, . ee sovs nut of the stakes ; and the tandard Life - .... • 51 Per cent s 0 0 Oi 7 0 0 20/vs the late Major Hutchins, FLE.I.C.S.
plan. Practicability or exped" • . tl t medicine of lure carries,. and the reouble stars; with the same tereseope can be third to save his stake. Tha winner to give three dozen United Dep. Assurance 51. per cent. 10 00; 1 0 0 -
•ency is the common x•
e. the numerous extraordinary c . ,
ems wi iou . a eeway or footway " tDr
_
ease for taking the eatieat h N • ous 111
ation °lv ,_ 1- Th • seen a person's countenance three miles and a half distant of champagne to the York Gimcrack Club. One mile.
• pat that lies before us with- gestion (Dvspesia) Flatulency C'onsttP .. , e business of t• • f
out examining truly if it will lead thd • • • • d•I; ' - •' o sit • estinna, Consunaption, wa ering o many of the streets and an objec
• t from Iti Ant 17'1 .
ot e esired goal Innis, an iver complaiuts - Mtn ,s • will fall to th to 20 miles. !They are of larger and al. The Knavesmire Stakeo of 200 sovs each, hft for 3-yr- TeseteloNter, TO THE LATE VICAR OF ST. MARTIN'S. On the 18th inst t NV'lt awe-- 0
~ at 4a. i on- e DYet/fr
It may, no doubt, be Ufitopian to ' ' • ' ' •• dl'• us Healtleßestoring u e local authorities, who will for this sizes, with increasing puwers accordingly ; while their var -
y olds ; colts, Bst 7lb ; r,
and fillies, 8.4 4lb ; the sioond to IN-THE.F ELDs.-.A. numerous and reeneetehie „mote), vereux, 15th Viscount Herefied, seed 40. 1 Cee
expect the perfect and Debility offeete(l bv D.O Barry* e icio le ose ha.ve o ing from 4to 6 inches eneb•e us to discover more tlym •
realisation of international justice a,nd the • - 1 1 tAle F*d W ••
teva en a ra ica oo . . e glee a. 0. e .
fee -Winchester; De- • .r.P . P wer to sink wells and erect pumps, . . the receive back his stake. Cert • On the 10th inst at Brient. n, LieutoGev Ara
reign of• uni- which will also above and the Ge '
omen with his 6 satellites, &c.-The Royal ' 11 r i i•
• fSt M t• ' • tl F Id h ld
itin penajt," and a °minces. te tae parishioner; 0 ..ar tn sere ie- ie s was e • %044
~
venial peace ; hut the first condition of t - cembere 3d, 18.17 s Gentlemenee-I are, ha,ppy to beeable to _ enable them to furnish a gratuitous Exhibition, 1851. *Valuable wl -invented, ve . ' One mile. C. 8., Colonel of the 96th Regis , fudjey F
lity is to ascertain and to establiSh an
a_ Jrue praetica,bi-
inform. you that the person for Wiliam your Revalenta was supply to the inhabita.nts where needed. They are powerful waistcoat-pocket ' ne
'y Iry sm9, fls Friday at the Vestry rooins, to take into considera-
f On the 17th inst., at Hastiegs, Samuel ncl
ns act princi le glass,the size of a, wa nut, by which The Members' Plate of f • th •
50 sovs for 3.yr-olds and u - thin the best means o expressing eir re-pect or the end 75. 60°-
which will with certaintY guide us to our_ de • P ' procured has derived a vCry great benefit front its u_eee. dis- furnished also with power to keep the footways a person can be seen and known le miles distant ; they answer wards. Optional sellin • ' - . P M k z'e the late vicar, who had bee formerly of Newgate-street, London, se ereeen, -
ev aired end, tion of clean b sera in g weights &c Two guineas ee- Rev. Henry ac en i , n ten pin le ..
en as it is necessary to•define good and evil bef tressing symptoms of-Dropsy, Dyspepsia,. and. Constipa. t
rec y pg as well as sweeping, whence it every purpose on the race-course, and at the opera house, trance, to go to the second h' . '1 d h If. f rred to a living in the diocese of Lincoln. It • On the 18th inst., Edward. Bui a
...d 39, ,gett.
orse. One sir ean a a aas son of time late Major G. B. Phillipson. g 7 Co) D 2'..i0
ea,n teech our children te rove the one and .0
a, ore we long sta.nding ha.vo • been -.removed; alur a 'feeling of res o. Is may be hoped particular reference is had. to the country scenery, mid ships aro clearly seen at Bto 10 miles. To close and naane on T pre e at a, ortrait for the vestr -roorn a nlll,Ol,
otne • 1 , bhor the health induced. . Haying •witnessed . thee -beneficial eflect uesday, Aug, 21. agreed th P y ,nd a service On the sth inst., at the hospital, IC ep,,,,, ir
r . aod, such principle once establiShed -Ny snow of winter. They are invaluable for shooting, deer-stalking, yachting, to tation to e as' D., 0
should. b ' . . , , e never inahe above mentioneencese I can with confidence recom- sportsmen entlemen
. g • , gamekeepers, and tourists. Opens, -______ of plate for presen th rev. gentleman himself, nople, James Bowen Thompson, Egg, ••••••• Os
e tempted to swerve from it by any appea . WO are to lose the race of voluntary and s If RAILWAY would be the most desirable record of the feeling subtist- typhoid fever, aged 42. hi re'
of local or ranee mend it, itc. JAMES StIORLAND late. Surgeon 96th Regilllatt. e - race-course, camp, and perspective glasses, with wonderful L ARRANGEMENTS. inns
temporary advantages nor by any difficulties Silvington Rectory, Cleobu 'ISI • • *, F b 18'1. appointed crossing-sweepers, who are to make way power.- ONDON ' ween both arties. A comm. eth inst. at Stanwiek Northam') (g .
in est ry ortimet, Salop, e., d ' Newly-constructed Spectacle Lenses of the AND NOR W • •
ng bet P ittee was t d On the 1, , , d I _.....ej,
great- Ex TH- ESTERti ; EUSTON STATION. 1-.• appoin e t age
tr path. Lar Ye d ' nsive views and a f " emus distin • est tram! b- • f
to receive su scrap tons. Rev. Edward Irish, la.te of Dartford, Nen „woo g eel
e an comprehe , re. Gentlerneno--I was in a miserable state of nete-ous irritation, for a class o p guished by their dress pa..rent power. The valua.ble advantage derive('
w.. 1
bpress and ordinary day
solute parsever tickets at the regular charge
ance in aT
from, barna the Ants of action dec ,
hosed titer hut now lam ent: 1
e- . . ire y
_free-from:tee mid in the enjoyment of or some distinctive mark as public servants." from this invention is, that vision becoming impaired is 11 e issued from Luud [
on to York by the night mail ADVERTISEMENT.]-11olloway's Ointment and Pills On the 16t1t inst., at Torquay, the Rey*
Seniee
secreted
_ten° practicability - and of good health. Your*FoOd .is everything to be desire•l in preserved and strengthened and vol. a•-red on Tuesda A M.A, tiged 50.
extraordinary remedies for the cure of Sores.-Mr leen/ r 1
success., There is a clause authorisin,g compensation in enabled to em lov their •' Y ' P°llmns
ar°
• Y' -12 g• 21, a.nd by any train on the 22d, 23d,
, my ease, ai3 "feel as if I was in a eew state of existence; ght at the most minute mita and • Oti 'the 16th inst. at St. Leonard's-on-Sea, a6O
_,
NOW' • ses but we look in vain for our old - p • s'
24tb, available to return by an.y train on any day Meadows, chenaist, Leicester, states in a letter to P - cad °Ow
ro
, are the mearturas f . •.• . and I reatzeirnend others similar] ft- t•dtt • 't f 1 certain ca ) pation-can see with these lenses of a much less magnifv. uo to and •, i e Blakslcy, E,ei ,of 'Stockwell, Claphaeer
a._ 0, ffeP"
our statesmen dictated by e.. yaec e otyi, or 1 s . , „ s . i 'coining lessor Holloway that anothe • . •
r inetance
any fi red principle which.° e ects are mt • • • a tne crossine-sweepers in the list, although a ittg power-and they do not require the fre Sattird a Ane 25. of the benefit to On the Ith • t t 3 Hobury-street, Cla INT
108 . tt , filet'
the cart fig t will if erse- In • on surprismg and agreeable.-Rev. Jolts Joss:i frloll s - . s, quent changes GRE ST N Y'
• ' be deriVed 11•01 n the use ef Holloway'. medicines came Collick E '.
, at Teo
vered in, lead to ultimate- a y aer , p ea.msters, 11b..25. 9(1.; 21b. 43. 6d.; 51b. Ils. ; 121 b. 22e. d crossing is a sort of property. We can only to the dan,gerous effects of flu•ther powerful assistance. Dea:- . s • ORTHER7S.- KING S CROSS. sq., agee 43.
See tlaeir way to the des' ' uccess? 1)0 they
tree goa " . themselves The 121 b„ carriage free, on receipt of Post-ofilee order B
. aria goo. under liis personal oaservation in the case of a • t On the 11th hist h 0 f 'Again), .1.°5
,
ness-iNew Discovery.-The 0 ~ at T ame, x c
t k for employment under the act, rganic Vibrator, an extraorde _A; pecial express train ii ill leave London for York on paili el' 110/84
...4) Du Barr els , ( vise them o see W .dnesda who hael been a sufferer w
the 'path that they are tread' - 1.---a. lasting peace ye. Y Ce..• 77, Regent-street, London ; also at 182 al •I nary powerful, small, newly-invented instrument for deafness, 9, Aue. 22d, at 8 a.m. ; returning from Yore& ith large sores or boils on his Eeq., soliciter. aged 71. -el 00°
in t Piccadilly • 60 G rci ess swoop they must soon yield. on F • I
safe ly ar iswer -No. Their 'g • Does any one ? I inny , racechuteh.street ; 330, and 451, Strata& to whose !ne entirely ditrerent from all others, to surpass anything of the may, the 24th, one hour after the, last race. arms, chest, or legs for a long time, and under medical On the Lttli intt., 8t 2a, Newt....t.,,a, -
policy ia 1'
silt one of temnoraie Ch •' •
_ 4, eapside ,60 and 68 Co 11.11 •49 13* •h t All prejeCtions, • dows siennests and
such as win , ~, , ,
IC -1 th t I - been • •I •
in. a asi
~ ca pto stbly ever can be, produced. • Exprese an treatment ni• amenrheent wha•ever wag derived ;at last, grove, Thomas Stewart Al'ilwch, Es I.
.......-e-e•
expedier icy, and neither he the r 5; Charing-cross; 54, ,_ ro 1 „ it. opsga e-street•
• terfering with the thoroughfare, Being of the same colour as the skin, is not per VIA • • d ordinary day tielsete is - ned from any eta-
egotiations at * nna ..'
Vie 89, Higi:-Zert Baker-street; 63 and 150,, 14110Wboards in ~ cep i e, it
. tion to yore by „_ _
1,,.. •
__, , _ ~,,t Ace many othere, he was driven at it were in despair to .....-------•--,..---eetset ---,14/11.
Dor in t eeir cenduct of the war, 'do th y ' Oxford-street ; •I on •itleßd4y, Lne ..•I_. -
-- - -__________ _'_---- - --- _-- - -
rs under a penalty. enables deaf persons to hear distinctly at elm • 1 d t
arid by expr • lee tient tau. _
ee ,
..0., -
,-i ry Hulloway's oint - • • d •ll s veri, 'o'l' 12
me ~ a pi, 4 and by per. e g
leeyonil a local and momenta-A cheeke- aim at anything mall; 7, Pall-mall-44s 132 e, e noessuden-town ; 18, Pal. must be removed by the own? i t 1 1
ti
patine assemblies; the unpleasant ransation f 2c 1 an
- 24th, •_ ess ate ordinary traine on! the 22. n
l•
- ''
' 1 i the us f LoN nted and Publifo,i KURD° 1 4, 1 i
t.e, the growth of /3, King viii.ar:st,iv Bond-street ; 24, Mra
es of the scavenger will
,ie ex en( ec , teeing noises
or . will be avail:tele for return up t o and including .1, ,e e o theee in, ale ede remedies he wee perfeetiv itobi :, Pri , .ed by ,f 6,0 1 _tor
irtussi aii power. Either their vie comb-street ; . The duti 1° in the `ears is entirely removed • and it nsi
Wit extend 1 reet City ; 30, Conduit of cesspools and the , taunts all the assist- -.)th Inst., bex • e s ree ectively to tired -Said bli all ined,ciee eendere, and at -Prefe,s r of No. 112, Stteed• Pr,oter, at Tie Sun k' - ' )1P"
or Lb o not comprehend that lastin to the futnre, street; 21, Cockspur-stieet; 95 P. '. snow and ice,
_the contents. , ewe that possibly could be desired. 39, Albemarle-street, the t " Y pr, ss an.d ordinary trai i • p . , the 01
g Peace nan spi liege. Paul's Cburchyaed i 6 Edward4treaerringdon-street ; 67, St. „ , dto him for V - d'll • • - 8 ations at which faey call, including the special el. Holloway's Establishments, 244, Strand, London, and Strand, il2 the Iteeinet of the Savoys in -•-
t, Pura:eau-square ' - muse of trades" being committe raw iy. Obsei“)-opposite tho York Hotel.
• • • press for first•clars pyne... f;plr.t. only. • 80; Maiden-lane, New York. r Middlesex. Monday. August 20. 160.

WATER-WORKS.
--___
Dividend Amount
Ihine 'Of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. I Share.
£ s. d. X s. d.
Fast London
Grand Junction .... •• 4 . per cnt. 50 0 0 all 70
Kent......
Lambeth
New River Company 21.105. I - -
Southwark & Vauxhall 51.-per cnt. 100 0 0 A 9%
West Middlesex •• • •
BRIDGES.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. I per of Paid. Price.
1 Annum. Share.
£ s. d. £ s. d.
lltingerford .... • • .... 12
Southwark ...... •• .. 100 0 0
Ditto New of 7 p.c. It. per coot. 50 0 0
Waterloo — 100 0 0 3!4
Ditto Old Ann. of Si. 1/. 14s. Bd. GO 0 0 32
Ditto Nw ditto ail. it. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 28
Vauxhall .......... • • 965. 70 10 3 —211 A

DOCKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price,
Annum. Share.
X s. d. £ s. d.
Commercial 5/. pr cent. Stock. I Stock.
East and West India 61. pr rent. Stock.
East Country • •
London ....
Ditto Bonds 4/. per cent.
St. Katharine
onthampton
Victoria 51. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0

JOINT-STOCK BANKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
£ s. d. X s. d.
Australasia........... 201. per cent. 40 0 0 all 94
British North American 61. per cent. 50 0 0 PP 68
Commercial of London. 101. per cent. ilOO 0 0 20 0 0 31
Colonial .......... 51 per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 60
lonian
Lond. Char Bk. of Aus. 20 0 0 all 0 20,
London and County .. 10'. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0
Londn and Westminstr 141. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 471,'
London Joint Stock ... 121. per cent./ 50 0 (1 10 d 0 304
Provincial of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0
Ditto, New... 8 i.per cent. 10 0 0 all
National of Ireland.... 6!. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0
Nat. Provincial of Eng. 8!. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0
Ditto, New ........ 81. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0
Oriental Bank Corpora. 8 p. ct&bs. 25 0 0 all
South Australia .. 14/ p.ct.& bs. 25 0 0 PP 40
Union of Australia •• • • 301. per cent. 25 0 0 „ 73}4
Ditto 301. per cent. 2 10 0 --
Union of London ..... 20% per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 2•'i
Union of Madrid ... • • 40 0 0 all

75' 31, !S
,
4,
~..
ci
471 ~,

Name of Company. ...per of i Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
X s. el. X s. d.
Albion ... ........... al. jos, 500 0 0 50 0 0 83
Alliance Brit. and For. 7/. 14s. 6d.be.'loo 0 0 11 0 0 18
Ditto Marine ....... 61. p.c. & bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 39%
Anchor .............. 6 per cent. 5 0 1 0 0 -
Atlas
1 rims Life ........... 41. per cent. 1100 0 0 25 0 0 -
British Commercial .. 71. 10s. 50 0 0 50 0 -21ericl.3[ed.& Gen. Life spr ct. & be. 100 0 0 10 0 0 21
iounty ..... ........ 4/. 100 0 0 lO 0 0 -
(roNvit .... - - ...... 17s. Cd 50 0 0 1 5 0 0 171 i
Eagle
Equity and Law...... 414 per cent. 100 0 0 1 5 0 0 -
European Life l/. 20 0 0 I all 18%
General 6/. 5 0 0 I
~ , 5%.
Globe .. •.. . I 51. per cent. Stock. ~ I 107
Guardian ............ 5?. per cent. 100 0 0 , 47 5 0 I 53
Imperial Fire... • • .... 12/. per cent 500 0 0 ! 50 0 0 1 340
Imperial Life ..... .... 12s. 100 0 0 lO 0 0 18%
Indemnity Marine.... 1,3 s & 3/. 100 0 0 ' 20 0 0 ' -
Law Fire .......... • • 2s. & 2s. be. 100 0 o'l 210 0 4%
Law Life - ........ _ 100 0 0 10 0 0 59
Legal and General Life - 50 0 0 I 2 0 0 5%
London - %
London Ship. . -
Marine... • ..... •• • ... 18s.per share 100 0 0 , 28 0 0 40
Med. Invlid & Gen. Life 414 i per ct. 50 0 0 2 0 0 3%
Minerva • • ...... •... sp. et. & bs. 20 0 0 I 2 0 0 6
Monarch .... • • ...... - 5 0 0 I 1 0 0 -
National Loan Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 i 210 0 -
Palladium Life ...
Pelican - - - 1
Phoenix ..... ....... - - - I - 180
Professional Life .• •
Provident Life l/. ss. & be. 100 0 0 10 0 0 38%
Rock Life...... _
Royal Exchange -
Sun Fire ...... 6/ 10s. - I ~ -
Ditto Life .. . 1/ 14s. - 1
ii.
United Kingdom .... 41. p. ct & be.) 20 0 0 4 0 0 5Af,
Universal Life . - ..... I 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 -
Victoria Life ........ I 5/. per cent. I - 412 6 5%
MISCELLANEOUS.
I Dividend i Amount I
Name of Company. I per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
•
X s. d. I X s. d. 1
,scam Tea .... •• .... I 5?. 150 0 0 20 0 0 , -
A.ucti•sii Mart.... - -2% per cent.l 50 0 0 - -
'.ustralian Agriculturl I 1/. ls. 100 0 0 17 10 0 30%
Australian Trust •• .. 18/. pet cent. - 25 0 0 -
Australian Royal Mail I 57. 10 0 0 all -
nglo-Mexican Mint.. 11 10s. 10 0 0 all -
British American Land 15s. ; - 40 0 0 -
Canada ... -.... .. . 61. per cent. 100 0 0 32 10 0 133
Do. 5 per cent Bonds 5/. per cent. - - -
Ditto. 6 per cent. ..6/. per cent. - - 114%
'ity Navigation Bonds - - - -
Electricitto -
Ditto .
- - - -
Equitable Reverslonry 7/ pr. cent 100 0 0 100 0 0 -
Ditto New .... •• •• - 50 0 0 17 10 0 -
,len, Revers. & Invest. Isp. c. & bs, 100 0 0 100 0 0 -
Clen.SteamNavigation 10 pct 15 0 0 14 0 0 -
Hudson's Bay.••••• •• - Stock. ' - -
flange,- ford .. ••• • • • 2/. 53. 100 0 0 100 0 0 -
London Institution .•• - - , - -
London Reversionary 5/ per cent. 15 0 0 all -
Russell Inetitution•• • • - - 12 10 0 -
Price's Patentlland. Co Mt. percent 20 0 0 17 10 0 -
Reversionary Int. Soc. )4%1. pr cent.; 100 0 0 100 0 0 -
Royal NI ail ,team.... 41. p. share. I 100 0 0' 60 0 0 81
South A ustralian Land 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 all -
Trust and Loan Comp.
Upper Canada ...• I - 20 00j 5 0 0 6

[ADVERSISEMF.NTJ.
" without Medicine of, indi-
the numerous extraordinary cures . ,
80ry0119,, Bit-
,
1 --Nothing can be more interesting ,an
gestion (Dyspeaia),FiatuleitcY,
'A-thniak ConiumPtiQe.
lions, And Liver complaipti; Collet,
Constipakeq,
Winchester; De-
and Debility effected by Du Barryls dolicisouß' '
Revalenta Axabica Food. We give a fort
ppy to be,able to
cembef.; 3d, .1847. Gentieraen,----- 11ealth.Restoring
inform you that the - peracetr for ivhol ilmniyhankr- Ite.
procured has derived a very great benefit front Its ._—!--"'.
.
riOnStiP atlOn 0 t
tressing sYmptras of-Dropsy, Dyspepsia, an 4. y.,
f restored
long standing havp. been -xetnoved; ifir afeeling 0 _
__ec,_.
._valenta. w,,,...at:
health Induced. Haying .witnessed , the- -beneficial eit- 7
in the above mentioned-case I can with confidence recall-
mend iti-Ac.' JAMES STIoRLAND' ^htte:Snrgeon, 96th Regiment.
Silvington Rectory,, Cleobuty Mortimer, Salop, Feb., 1851.
Gentlemen,-,4 was in a miserable state *of Ildt*OMS irritation,
but now I am entirely free,froft-itj. and in the enjoyinent of
good health. Your "FOOd ,ts everything to be desired in
my case, as I _feel .as if I"was in, a new state of existe.ce:
1 and I reaomrnend others similarly' affected to try it, for its
effects are most surprising and agreeable.—Rev. Jolts JONES.
In canisters, 11b.. 2e. 9d4 21b. 4s, 6d.;.51b. lls. ; 121 b, 22e..
The 121 b.,
& .
carriage free, on reeelPtof.Post-o nice order. Barry
Du Barry co, 2 77, Regent-street, London; Also at 182
Piccadilly : 60, Giacechutch-street ; 330, and 451, Strand; ..
4, Cheipside ; 60 and 68, Cornhill ; 49, Bishopsgate-street!
55, Charing-cross ;
54, Upper Baker-street; 63 and 150,
Orford-street r,-. 89, ,fligh-street, Camden-town ; /ft, Pal:.
mall; 7; Pall-mall-East; 132, New Bond-street - 24, Mot
comb-street ; 13, King: William-street, City ; 30, Conduit
street; 21, COckspur-street; 95, Parringdon-street; 67, St.
Aura Churchyard; 6 Edward-street, Purtman-square

M
D 4313 '
On the 18th inst., at 45. Wilton.oregcant, lb
4
vereUX. 15th Viscount Herefoi d, aged 46. 1 041/re
On the 10th inst at Bright. n, Lieut.-Gen era
.'
C. 8., Colonel of the 96th Hast Regt.
On the 17th inst.. at ings, Samuel Ridlef t A
formerly of New ate-street, London, aged 75. /Oa-
On the 18th Ist., Edward Billion rbi,io,
son of the late Major G. B. Phillipson. ara 3 'Cot v 4_,,S
On the sth inst., at the hospital, Kttlnlee•;:..l its
nople, James Bowen Thompson, Esq., M.D.. 01 m"
typhoid fever, aged 42. shi re'
On the I.sth inst., at Stanwick, NortharePt" of I.
Rev. Edward Irish, late of Dartfrd, Kent, aged " 'flitiI
On the 16t1t inst., at Torquay,o the Rev. Willis' a
0
M.A. aged 50. A ti l°
On 'the 15th inst., at St. Leonard's-on-Sea. —e°l i6O .4
Blakttley, E4q ,of Stockwell, Clanba,n-reaff ago ‘` ifellii
On the 1 th inst at 3, Hobury-street, Melo o•
•,
Collick Esq.,
inst 43. gg'
On the 11th ,at Theme, Oxfcrailiire, Job to
Esq., solicitor, aged 71. vir 91 tb°llfille
On thu 15th inst., at 23, .Newt.m-re'ado -
grove, Thomas Stewart M'Evien. Es t.

TESTIMONIAL TO THE LATE VICAR OF ST. MARTIN'S-
IN-THRFIELDS.—A numerous and respeotahle meeting
of the parishioners of St. Martin's-in-the-Fields was held
on Friday at the Vestry-rooms, to take into considera-
tion the best means of expressing their re-pect for the
Rev. Henry Mackenzie, the late vicar, who had been
preferred to a living in the diocese of Lincoln. It was
agreed that a portrait for the vestry-room, and a service
of plate for presentation to the rev. gentleman himself,
would be the most desirable record of the feeling subsist-
ing between both parties. A committee was appointed
to receive subscriptions.
[AnvEnTiszsmi.]-7-Holloway's Ointment and Pills
extraordinary remedies for the cure of Sores,—Mr.
Meadows, chemist, Leicester, states in a letter to Pro-
lessor Holloway that another in4tarce of the benefit to
be derived from the use of Holloway's medicines came
under his personal ol.servation in the case of a painter
who hail been a sufferer with large sores or boils on his
arms, chest, or legs for a long time, and under medical
treatment no amendment wha+evcr was derived ; at last,
!Ice many others, he was driven as it were in despair to
:ry Holloway's ointme,c a• d Dills and by persevering
i the use of these in\ alu vile remedies he was perfectly
ured by all medicine venders, and at-Profei+s r
Holloway's Establishments, 244, Strand, London, and
80;' Maiden-lane, New York.

RAILWAY ARRANGEMENTS.
LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN ; EUSTON STATION.
Express and ordinary day tickets at the regular charge
will be issued from London to York by the night mail
on Tuesday, Aug. 21, and by any train on the 22d, 23d,
and 24th, available to return by any train on any day
up to and including Saturday, Aug. 25.
GREAT NORTHER' T.—KING'S CROSS.
A special express train will leave London for York 00
Wednesday, Auz. 22d, at 8 a.m. ; returning from York
on Friday, the 24th, one hour after thei last race.
Express and ordinary day tickets is,ned from any sta-
tion to York by the night train on l'oei+cl4y, the 21.1tt i
or
and by express and °in my trains on the 22. t, 23 !,
24th, will be available for return up t r) and including i+
25th inst., by express and ordinary trains respectively to
the stations at which Vaey'call, including the special ev.•
press for firstclass express tickets only.

Now; are the measures of our •statesaen dictated by
any fi red principle whicEi• carf- assert wtH, if perse-
vered in„ lead to ultimatif,e:necess? Do they themselves
see their way to the desire!) goal--a, lasting peace—by
the 'path that they are treading t Does any one 1. I maY
safely ar iswer—No. Their policy is but one of tetrioorary,
expediel icy, and neither ins the negotiations at Vienna,
nor in i kieir conduct of the war, do they aim at anything
treyonil a local and momentary' cheek to the growth of
/tufa mai power. Either their views extend to the future, I
or th 0 not comprehetici,that lasting peace can opt ing_l

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