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THE SUN LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER. 26, 185 6.
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enjoying the confidence of Scientific men whom he BETFORD woRKING ArEy s AssociA_ , sound_wahe strikes against any obstacle, as a, wall, hill, 1 whom they still consist," and who has so admirably ' FATAL ACCIDENTS ,4 T THE DUFF.RYN TELE KING OF SARDINIA AND THE
Spirit of the Public Journals.
or mound of earth, it is thrown back, and this sound is l adapted the earth and all it contains for the service and COLLIERIES.
cannot appreciate, or wasting in smoke, billiards, T/O/V.
Two accidents, simi ar in character, and both of the DISSEN TE AS.
I called an echo. Small buildings where the walls are 1 happiness of man. (Loud and long prolonged applause.)
. anddog-eared noyels that time which a more sen- •
near the speaker do not produce an audible echo, be- I A vote of thanks, proposed by the Rev C. Hodoe end • ••1 •
(From the Times of this day.) sible man would have devoted to study. We do LECTURE ON " INTERESTING AND EVERY-
cause the echo and original sound strike the ear at the I seconded by the Rev, R. J. Barrow, wa's cordiall!y g' :yen m ADDRESS OF THE PROTESTANT DISSENTING M/NISTERS
not, of course, assert that this is the necessary or DAY THINGS IN SCIENCE."
attended with fatal consequences, Occurred last week, at TO THR KING OF SARDINIA.
The long preparation required for any military
', same time. But in a cathedral, where the walls are ,to the lecturer, and the company separated.
enterprise is the chief difficulty in the art of war. even the uniform result of our present system. But
some distance from the " thing giving sound," there is the Duflryn Colliers, Glamorganshire. The first occurred To his Majesty Victor Emmanuel II Ki d• •
~ ng of Sar inia.
ded
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_______ to a miner named Wm Thomas who
• , was engaged in May it please your Majesty,-The general body of Pre-
In the campaign which has not long since conclu surely a system which permits such things as these as from giving the Rev. H. C. Mitchinson'e very useful
The crowded state of our columns last week prevented .
, an audible echo, because the sound does not return to
it was commonly admitted that the first steps were )
', the ear until the first sound has died away. Sound Naval and Military Intelligence. sinking a pit, tho workmen engaged in which operation, tostant Dissenting ministers of the three denominations
ae well as the materials, were raised and lowered by the (Presbyterian, Independent, and Baptist), residing.in and
requires a remedy ; and the remedy which we pro- eid interesting lecture at the above association on the
taken rashly, without the materials of success-
suppose an object, . ordinary means of the bucket. It was part of the de•
its earliest origin identified with the maintenance and pro.
around the cities of London and Westminster, a body from
pose is not only extremely simple but perfectly evening of the 12th instant. We to-day present to our
; as a mountain for instance, is that distance from me ;
ltliesasssei otrniewatlohmostn,lioehuarii:lrdtelsgl iietni
elc,siets i
toaefnfdyt heaeill
without the knowledge which should guide a gene- effectual. readers the rev. gentleman's remarks in their entirety. I
i travels 330 yards in a second. I will
Captain Milne of the Admiralty, having placed at ceased man's duty to watch the bucket, and as he was
ral. The result was, that slowness of execution
It is neither more nor less than this. Let no man It may be essential to premise that the leet,urer gaved
anias at
ivnanl
aciaidnesttsiltiui pti
ofircr
htehtew
eme
no s
tth
emaegrei taonrifoin4e gross of religious liberty, and enjoying the privilege of ad-
the disposal of a:0 council of the Royal Naval School, doing so, it unfortunately, while descending, touched a
I shout ; I hear the shout diriectly by one of the sound
; waves strikiog slimy ear. n two seconds I shati-imar
. followed incautiousness of conception, and the vic-
New Cross, wall of the shaft, and a large stone was detached, et hich
the stubborn endur- be appointed to any situation on any Staff unless he
, the echo that is, one of the sound waves sent back from
on the examination day (23d of Jan. next), the
tory was at last won only by , .
has shown his capacity by having already passed an 1, Iditionriaattefoirlcluesttroathioishsr;emahadrkssueboyeemdeadn
approp
pupil of that fell upon the nnfortunate man, striking him on the fore-
anco of two armies and the unflinching patriotism e ici ing e q pp the mot; t • t econds, you observe-for it will
n sun ; wo s
1 appointment has!)een given to Ma,ster P. Parker, son of .
head, and killing him almost instantaneously. lrysMu enacfjeesnestniyvr et
osStnhov vieser
ars nei
gei gnt rn, es
hpeoorf-
examination or taken his degree (as it were) at some dl. .t. th fre aent a yliaawurseievheo-atftriaraaglnagrtgae ea I
and respectable attendance of members,. and 15,
. Majeety Queen Victoria, and regard it as an assurance of
of their respective nations. If Napoleon. swept
h aud carried his military college, or, at all events, by his willing- Attention an
have taken a second to gowle
t3oBopiya;r(fl,s,inalreidcsitt s=l
to return. suppose I The second accident occurred in the Duffryn Vale Cols continued amity and the free intercourse of the people of
I C,70-iniander H. I arker (1814), of Greenwich Hospital, iler.Y, to a Young man, named Tliomam Jones ;he was beth notions iu promoting commerce, liberty, and the best
over Central Europe, at a mare ,
was
fbecause the plan of his ness to undergo such an examination. With those The CHAIRMAN (the Rev. Arthur Brook) having in-
troduced
i was midshipman of the Bolleisle 74 at Tr f 10. working in a stall in eom an with two other miners, interests of societ
eagles to Moscow, it
who are now serving on the Staff we have no desire The Rev. H. C. MITCHINSON, he spoke as follows :- containing 10 notes, each a second in length, and sup-
pose a reverberating surface (a mountain) 3,800 yards;
" The I•lerl of Aberdeen, stearn t ' 'No a 4 'ar.
whe sudden) 'd
w•tl p y • b d We hese) bee y.
I 't! I ; sl,
campaign was theDst. u.dy o months, and each halt- to interfere ; but let the proposed rule be rigidly f have thought since I gave a name to my subject that off; when I have done the 10th note, the echo of the
arrival at Spithead we reported' =
h. 20, i,lythtoiee
two ntOns of c'sY,;la;aell int nroci t wh
iainrn iin)s,s,
.etwehon oir)se
::'th of tho kingdonisi (szuui:iiii,se,rzel‘l.,..,.n stoc, i roc eii]a t
rliaicsatleirei
ing-place of each ivision was pricked out on his applied for the future. The system which we are I have given one rather liable to be misunderstood ; first note will just be leaving the mountain to come
following passen ;ors and car o flora the YE'estra•agLi tl't° the mass. The men whop ere w'orkuirnying• 1111.
en
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g with him, and to reign. To Italy, her king)doms ;ill eds ryepujahslicse° has the
maps before war itself was declared. It will not, now advocating is no now thing. It is the system end some persons, mistaking the use of the word back to me, aud in 10 seconds I shall hear it and all the
Wolrisee Ro •al4Marincs • NfOorin r S : n P lee . and who h 11 n . e lo w fll ithin cieelised world looked its the early homes of learning, re-
therefore, surprise our readers that the plan of the which is adopted in the French army, which is re- •' interesting" may have thought me presumptuous. others following in regular order ;in fact the echo will
10th Ht;ssars); Staff As. s'istent•Sura ero n aßrterale ittj a rfe eir.' a ard or t','Wn, 0
fs itri; 21 n
rensizm tlis tie): stt: ff
oerk
vtie r fleeinent, arse liberty. But Sardinia under your Majesty's
next campaign should be already- under considera- commended by Sir Howard Douglas, and many of Now I beg to explain, that I never meant to say that play the line of music through. if I suppose half the
goon Read, of Beatson's Cavalryg; Depety-Ans'isteL- letyt,se him front his dist'reeeing posit); On ; andwafter eon:e reign, has alone generously respone:d to the expeotations
tion. Nor is it too soon. When the city of the witnesses who were examined by the Committee ,ny paper would be necessarily an interesting one., bnt distance, with the sarr number. of notes, the- echo
Commissary-General Carr ; Messrs. Perkes, of the Army exertion they succeeded in getting him out alive. The and necessities of the tinses.. Her people and their rnlers
Sebastopol fell ail the world looked on the event f C 1111't Ed t.
of the House o ommons on i i ary uca ion, that the subjects of which it will treat are interesting in would begin to play the
,the of music immedia.tely I had
Works Corps ; Mr. Stnallpiece, naval cadet ; 3 soldiers, blecks of coal had, however, iejured hirn severe! d have, with a calm moderation,. sought her prosperity. The
y, an eetablishreent and administration of constitational govern-
merely as a beginning of victories. The gran- ,
and it is the s t le• la • • f t d td b
ys em wic is, in ac ,aop e y .
themselves ; for it is possible to treat interesting things done. Brewer, in his ' Guide to Science '
, gives a very
1 Ro al Marine and 7 ticket-of-leave convicts.
ery uninterestieg, rernlrkable instance of echo. ~ Seventeen miles above , y • . . he died in a short time afterwards. ment-the recognition of the independence of the Churches
deur of that catastrophe, the admitted destruc- the Horse Guards whenever active operations ren- in such a manner as to make them v
~ . . , . .
•th regard to the word " every-day, as applied Glaeoow, in Scotland, is a very remarkable echo. .1.
ef. a Ihe commandant of Chatham oarrison has lately re-
- - - __ _ -__ _ -_- of the Waldenses, end of the freedom of conscience and
tion of 30,000 Russians within a single month, the der the employment of competent men a necessity. -
lad
we
f the th• I shall introduce, it is surprising trot: eter plays a tune, the echo will begin the some 1
ceived from:the War-office, a free i supply of interesting P.RICES OP SHARES worship of all your eubjeets-the emancipation of your
capture of cannon and materials of war beyond all It is, indeed, impossible to imagine any system ti,oosotin
gn:rant ereenwgell-educated people are of " common , tune Pand repeat it all accurately ; as soon as this echo [meths for the use of the soldiere in barraclss, a great
IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM- rplo from the wide-spread influence ef monastic, esta•
m. any.of whom
.avail themselves of such a boon (luring lishmente and the maintenance (s.f civil government un-
former precedent, the enthusiasm of the allied more unfair than that which is now pursued as to tihiwnes" in scienoe ; and, it may be, we have often been has ceased, another will echo the same tune in a lower
PANIES' STOCK. restricted by ecclesiastical domination, have been regarded
h inter evenings.
armies and the depression of the enemy, all seemed the Staff of the British army. During peace, when ashamed and vexed with ourselves at not being able to tone ; and after the second has ceased, a third will sue• z w
________.___ by the members of this body as augaries of the highest
to indicate that the victorious generals had only to the abilities of the Staff officer are not so impera- inssver the frequent " why" of our children about some ceed in a feebler tone." Deafness, I may here remark, -
From the Official Lzst good for all Italy and Europe ; and they would thus ex-
act vigorously against Prince Gortschakoff and the tively demanded as in time of war, we suffer job- every-day occurrence. You have probably most of you is often caused by the drrnm of the ear, i.e., the par:
From the London Gazette of Last Night. PUBLISHED EVERY THE'S • .
DAY AND FRIDAY EVENING. persev
press their admiration and gratitude for the noble and
total abandonment of the Crimea might at once bing and favouritism without limit. During peace, heard the tale of that king, who, though in many respects upon which the sound st. kes, be.ing injur?d. . If yo 1
--.....--_ LONDON, MONDAY, DEC. 24, 1855. nic•
ering adherence to tho pri iples of liberty evinced
follow. We still believe that had the Russian Ge- therefore, we °dye no encouragement to those who a beautiful character, was rather w.eak in intellect ; I make a hole in a tambourine, for instance, it will sound I
by your Majesty.
neral been hardly pressed he would have shrunk would willingl''y devote their means and their time xican George 111. It is told of him t a e w
ht h as ex- • 1 It is •ust so with th ea When the '
ion hove apples got very imperfect y. J. . e . I:.
tympanum or drum of tile ear is broken, it answers to WAR DEPARTMENT, DEC. 24.
Lord Peninure lute received the followin returns of
GAS-LIOIIT AND COKE, COMPANIES. We have not been unmoved by tho severe afflictions
which, under the provideuce of a gr iteious God, your Majesty
from exposing his shattered force to the attack of to the study of war, and to the acquisition of mili- tremely perplexed wiltszti th el ten=
an ersons aro h - , r sound very imperfectly Those of you ' al • 'f• o G'.el Si W 'a ' gK
C B • _____________ has been called to endure, and our prayer is that prolonged
t e was.es o
the two armies ; but no such operations took place, tory experience ; for durine• such times the idle and inside a dumpling. ow t. in
IT' p•
1 the h G t Exhibition of 1.851 call to mind casu ties r m enellnead.Qr
nalin. Coerington, . . ..-
Name
ef
Company. Dividend Amount life may be granted to your Majesty for the welfare of your
es ignorant of things nearly as simple as tis, or i -9 who visited .. t e rea .
'tors, Sebeetopol, Dec. 7. per of Paid I' ice
. r . people and the prosperity of your kingdom ; that you
and there is said to have been sufficient cause for the industrious have an equal prospect of reward .
ll t ll that-if the do not like to assent to the sulky boy witb his broken drum, and you have ITUMERICAL RETURN OF CASUALTIES ON :3D
the caution we have witnessed. At any rate, it and promotion. We studiously neglect our oppor- wi no
.a OW y h
k.
being as ignorant of the wort y ing- o
I d think we before you an illustration of the cause of many a per- DECEMBER, 1855.
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X s. . X s. d. - Majosty'e reign may bo prosperous, and that your heart
may be cheered by the purest consolations of true religion
was soon evident that everything was at an end tunities of promotion. But when war comes upon may all imitate his disposition to inquire into simple son's deafness. 1 will now tell you a little abont the air 18th Foot-4 rank and file wounded by a shell when on British •••••• ........ - _
...._ _ as revealed iu the Gospel of our Lord Jetius Christ.
for the year, and that six months' rest would re- us, and danger threatens, we send hither and thither things that we do not understand. It is perhaps well vie breathe. All air, when heated, ascends. Hence the duty in the Dockyard of Sebastopol.
Ditto e rovinclal •• .. 71. 20 0 20 0 0 13 Signed by order and on behalf of the general body, this
cruit our own troops, though, on the other hand, in search of men who have studied their profession oe addressing persons on any subject to suppose very pulpit is a hotter place than the body a church ; the gal. W. L. PAKENHAU, Adjutant-General. itriehteir ..•• .. •• •• •• 5/.
City of London ...... 20 0 20 0 0 15 31 day or December, 1 855.
41. Os. 100 0 1.50 0 0 - J. HOWARD HINTON, M.A., Chairmen.
it would renew the ariaaies of the enemy, give him and are fit for service. Thus in the Peninsula, under little previous knowledge-to explain the very elernernis lery of any building is hotter than the floor. Thi3 prin.
NOMINAL RETURN OF CASUALTIES ON 3D Continental (4th Cap.) . - 50 0 20 11 0 -
time to-strengthen'every position, and reassure his the Duke of Wellington, the Staff did not become effi- -and if there should be any her.e who understand seie e ciple, that air when heated ascends, will explain to tie
DECEMBER, 1555. equitable- ......•• •• 2/. 10s. 50 0 all 33% JOHN KENNEDY, 111. A., Secretary. ,
will excuse rise if I seem to wh a balloon oes u . When the cotton or sponge is
Great Central •••••• •8/ per cent. 10 0 all D.% ,
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'soldiers for a still more formidable contest. cient till it was filled by officers regularly educated •
, in its various branchies, they .
d h -ll y •gp • • ' • h WOUNDED, Imperial ...... •• •• •• 101.& bonus. 50 0 all 85 REPLY FROM THE SARDINIAN AMBASSADOR.
tle previous knowle ge ;tey wi set fire to this heats the air inside the balloon, whic
By a shell in tho Dockyard of Sebastopol. Independent ......... 5/, 40 0 -
Of those six months three are already past. In and thus, also, when the present war broke out both give ere.dit fotr vtelry iht
en the remember that all have not thereby becomes lieht and ascends and takes up the bale
Pt , (Translation.)
three more the Crimean winter will be at an end, • Lord Hardinge and Lord Raglan desired to have not.sit inapa ten y w _
,DEC. 3. . L0nd0n•............. - 50 0
y'th ual if not superior •h••hth• •t i b r t out the 'lir inside , • e -TO THE CHAIRMAN OF THE GENERAL BODY OF DISSENTING
Do. Paul Preference 61 er cent
their abilities, or perhaps wi eq . . . loon wit it ,w en o spin su n , , 18th loot-Privates Thomas Sullivan, dengerously ; , ! • .p .25 0 -
and the tieison -When military operatious may be lists sent to them of those officers who bad a min-
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MINISTERS, /ice.
heir o ortunities. I have
abilities, have not had
.t pp . the balloon beeornes cold and heavy and descends, and Samuel Whelan dangerously slime dead • Owen Mac- i ere ox .......•• •• .. 4/. per cent. 60 0 52 n 0 -
best attenipted will. have arrived. It is certain tar,
y education. What can be clearer than that
h 'ld Id b ' • ' ' ' Rateliff ....• .... •• • 6/.
,100 0 16 00. 16 Mr. Chairman,-In granting to his States constitutional
the balloon comes down too. Some of you, ou t not, loevett, slightly ; Edward Tully, severely.
•
that the Allies will do well to form their plans even in the opinion of our military authorities the eld of subjects but my ranging t at he
chosen a. br.oad fi . , .
will be limited by the necessity of choosing, w at requires
h • • . • k . ' l W. L. PAKENHAM, Adjutant-General.
have visited the sea. Has it ever struc you as singu er
‘U‘neistted.Gencral .....• 2/. 108. j5O 0
' minster Chartered 41 per cont. 150 0 all , _ government, King Charles Albert intended to establish the
perfect equality and the civil emancipation of all religions
early enoug,
' h. to execute them before excessive duties of the Staff cannot be performed by un- .
es little previous explanation as possible. I hops, too, that the breeze should always be towards the land ? The -- Ditto, New .....• .. • - 50 0 •100 0 ' -It professions.
heat 'drip
,the wells and destroys the pasturage of educated men ? What can be clearer than that At intervale, as we pass along, to call your attention te reason of it is this : the earth and the a,ir near it is more FOREIGN OFFICE, DEC. 20.
' His successor has worthily followed his example. Ism
the plains. If the Crimea is to be conquered, those claims of superior knowledge which force
,he wisdom and benevolence of God ;-his wisdom in the heated than the sea and the air near it. The warmer air,
WTilbheelQmuejannhas been pleased to approve of Mr. Friedrich
sen as Consul at Melbourne for the Free , WATER-WORKS. satisfied, consequently, that I convey to you the ionti-
their armies, then probably a quarter of a million themselves into notice in time of war are gyste- Admirable contrivance which marks his works, his berm- therefore, from the earth ascends, and cool air from the st a I
1 Haneeatic City' of Bremen. -
1 Dividend Amount ments a the King in thanking you for tho congratnlations
and good wishes which you have addressed to him en the •
strong', must take the field before April is far ad- inatically neglected in time of peace S What can volence in so contriving them al to promote man's happi- comes to supply its place, and we on land always feel a .
NEW WRIT. Name of Company. I per of Pahl. Price.
vanced. Every man of this mighty force has to be be mere obvious than that some plan ought to be ness. I will begin with the shape of the earth. You II
"- - breeze inland. Though I believe in the erening the breeze is
The Gazette of this evenine contains a notice that tho
victualled by sea ; °leery beast of burden has to be devised by which euch claims may be certain to be know it is a sphere or globe, i. e., round, not like a shilling, in the opposite direction, which is accounted for in th.
is waY; Speaker shall issue a warrant eo the Clerk of the Crown to . ,
_______ it is with great satisfaction that his Majesty has seen the
X s. d. .£ s. d. course of imperial toleration which, from the commence.
purchased in distant provinces and brought to the recoenised ? Nor, indeed, should we omit to men- but like an orange. But how can this be proved. As far as that the earth cools down faster than the sea. „Accord- make out a new writ for electing a member for tho city of East London
seat of war in steam-tratisports. As far as pOS- tion that the rights of superior men to Staff ap- you or I can floor ofthis room Now •
tell,it is as flat as the 1 •
.. ingly a little time after eunset tho air on land is cooler I incoln in the room of the late Charles De Laet Wll Grand J tl
chi the cold Sibtlior; Esq. i fourteen cl, ys. at ° Kent ...une on ....•• 4,. por cnt. 50 0 0 all - approved by the public opinien of this country. •
Bible, the enemy will destroy every blade of corn or pointments are expressly asserted and vindicated there are two or three ways in which th's may be proved,h than that at sea. The warm sea air aslcen h , I
in,
BOA'RD dFnTRADE, WThITEITALL D . 24 Lambert;
~ 4'. per cnt. 112 g g
.1-- YB4 Be pleased to accept, air. Chairman, the assurance of
One is, if you are standing on the sea-shore and wate land air goes out to supply its place. nt. e eve i
,r,
- my high consideration. ,
grass and fill up every well as they retreat. It by the Sandhurst Committee.
; ship approaching, you see the topuaast first, the hull or for a short time after sunset, the breeze is seawar s. The PHA Honourable the Lorde of the'e EC.
•tt .0
ot. Newltiver Company.; 21.105. - -
'Southwark & Vauxhall 51. per cnt. .100 0 0 - -
Marquiss D'AZEGLIO, the Minister of Sardinia.
becomes, then, the duty of prudent statesmen and But even if the necessity of a militar d r 4
y e uca ion eody of the ship last (Fig.) Another way by which it Similarly if you hold a esndle at a crevice near the top P ' d i cil for Trade and Plantations ha,r rneleeived
rivy oin
, 11_ '"est Middlesex .... ' .5/. per cent.' 61 0 0 - 89%
01 23, Park-lane, London, Dec. 17, 1855.
commanders to consider, with almost minnteness were less apparent, it is an act of sim le •ustice and 1 s -*•- nd is this. The moon is of a d e • wards, because the
P J •s proved that the earth is rou oor, th flame will blow out through the Secretary of State for Foreign
her Majesty's Consul at Jeers re ert-
Affairs, a copy --------_______ '
of detail, the plan of the coming campaign. It will common prudence to follow the principle that the ecli d I h h s between it and the suu
pee w len t e eart come warm air from the floor cf a room ham ascended there, ?f a despatch from . _ _ o Y, P
ne that the Imperial Goverernent of tho Suiten has per- . BRIDGES. _
rmesemble very little any that have gone before it. best situations-the prizes, as it were, in the army (fig.) ; the shadow of the earth is then cast upon the and is escaping • whereas if you put it down near the
'milted the export of timber and salt from Moldavia, by Dividend Amount Country Markets.
ohe opposing armies are still, as it were, in closed
-ought to be secured to the most able and inclus- moon, and in all positions that shadow is round ; accord- bottom of the door the flame will blow ino anis, be- way of the Danube, subject to the regulations, of which Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
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lists, with no help from the territory they hold. trious officers. Tt is, indeed, imposeible to exag ingly, the earth must be of the form of a globe, for that cause cold air is rusling in at the bottom to supply the the following is a translation, and which have been framed .
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So far is the war from supporting the war that gerate the benefits which would result to the British is the only shape which will cast a round shadow in all place of the ascending warm air. I may pass on to ' with a view to prevent the export of the articles in ques- •
1 x s. d. X s. d. NORWICH-DEc. 22.
those supplies which generals have in all ages oa- army if no man could et upon the Staff unless he Positions,. I suppose you all knovv that the sun steads, tell you a little about heat ; and first as to what is tioa to Russia. Ibingerf,,rd.... •• ...4
he southwerk _ _ _ 12 The supply of wheat to-day has been tolerably good, and
the samplei somewhat improved in condition. The trade,
thered from the actual seat of war must now''be had thor 1 •g • •
ough y studied his profession. en o • . ; .
M f still and the earth moves round its axis. For a long called the conduction of heat, Now a pokor made of ART. 1.--AtlY person, desiring to export timber will
o. - .......... - n 0 0 0 _
in tho first instance to make a declaration in "itto New of 7% p.c. 1/. per cent. 50 0 0 - -
_ nevertheless, ruled dull, and a reduction of le to 2s per qr.
cared for end collected beforehand. Commissariat vvealth aad of ambition would then see the neces- time it was thought-as you er I should-that the tilde metal and made red hot will best show you what ie reqstiiirendr,t
t the Custom House )(Perielebie), at Galatz, in Waterloo..,,, ~
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100 0 0 - - had to be submitted to. There was a fair show of barley,
and land transport will be taxed beyond the ex- sit f • • th • d t• d f th
y o giving eir sons, es me or e army, a stood still, and the sun and other heavenly bodies moved. meant by the conduction of heat. If the poker is rod vT.
fili
''le laration it will be necessary' 'to name the port of phi/
ti
trro, Ziv tntt% ,00f„"/: 17. 14s. Bd. GO 0 0 - - and prices were quoted 18 tO 2s lower. Oats, beans, and
But if I give ycu an illustration you wili see that the hot at one end, it will soon be hot all its length, be- ‘.,Y 1? (.. C
1/. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 -
ample of any former war. The enemy, indeed) regular military education. Instead of bein
( estination. • Vauxhall ........ •• • . 9Gs.
~,, 70 10 3 - - pews unaltered in value. Flour a dull sale, at late rates.
g anpeerance of things is the same to a man standing on the use the beet of the - d nd has been communicated '
21}(
• ca ' " c ART. IL-On receipt of this deelaration tho Customs -
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in all these matters is far worse off than our- doomed to see a promising youth wasting his time ' .
DOCKS
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earth; whether you suppose the earth to stand still and the or condeeted throughout the whole poker. Now the .
11 tl el th C t i fth P t • d t •f •
irone i e ap a.n o o ur ,pi ocee o veri y . _
YARMOUTH-DEC. 22.
selves, but still it es of importance further to in- in stupid extravagance because the path of ambi- sun to move, or the earth to move and the sun to stand same will not take • h t • f Iwi '
place if you ea a piece o woo(
14. The quantity of timber to bo exported.
Very little corn shown this week-only from farmers'
.creast our, superiority by an immediate decision tion was closed to him, the prospect of early pro- itill. If you are in a railway train which is movieg and along at one end, because wo id is a bad conductor, i.e., will 2d. Re nalit
Name of Coinpany. Dividend ---/C.l;-c-Cl--------
_ aud corresporiding preparations. We .believe that motion and -distinction would be held out as the side on the otherlineofrails there isanothertrainstanding not transmit heat throu ' H 1 h' 'q Y. I
el its extent. once i you eve 3d. Tho name of the vessel employe( for the purpose of Ai iPneurm. Share. 1
of I Paid. Price. shanntres. 'Wheat is rather cheaper for ordinary parcels;
h best samples are firrn, and are wanted by our mil-
with
.:th'is Tiwna :Council of war will shortly certain result.of studious exertion. Men of little still, if you watch the standing train it appears to be a metal tea-pot, the handle will feel very hot, because it transport, and that of the captain. - - -_. lers. Barley a slow sale, and Is per qr. lower. Beans and
-be heat •ette
..?aris,. at which the Duke of interest, but with a natural genius for military moving, ond the one you are iu appears to stand still. will conduct or convey the heat to our hand ; whereas a 4th. The tag of tho vessel ; and Xs.d.l.£ s. d. peos fully as dear. Oats in better supply, and ordinary
s • -
Cembeidges attended by Sir R. Airey, will be pre- pursuits, would no loneer be restrained from Or if yottare sailing in a boat, you could, by looking at wooden handle, or the metal handle with a little piece ot sth. The value of the thnber to be exported. ._!eminereial - ........ 5/. pr cent. Stock. ' Stock. -
East and West India.. 6/. pr cent. Stock. - - lots rather lower.
' sont. Sir E: Lyons, too, will join in the conference, obeying it, or be forc:d to seek distinction in the bank, fancy it was gliding in an opposite du% ctions wood or ivory between it and the body of the hot tea- Aim IR.-Thee° particulars being obtained by the Cap- East Ccaintry. - -•- -.--_,„
and may be daily expected at Marseilles. The ob- foreign lands. The supercilious ia•olence of rapid and that -the_ boat was stationary. Gal:leo discovered pot, would not feel it, the wood would not allow the heat Lain o.f the Port, it will be necessary for the exporter to
1 osit at the Custom-house- f.ondon _ ... ••..•• •• .• 51. pr cent. Stock.
'sonde •• ... •• •• 4/. per cent. - - ,--
1
_ _ COLCHESTER-DEC. 22.
The supply of wheat was not so large ; the condition is
pat of 'this meeting will be to weigh thoroughly promotion arid. the.heartburnings of patient merit Filet the- eorthk. goes round the sun. And perhaps we to be conveyed unto our hands to burn them. Hence. P
' °lst. A written security from a reepectable merchant do- It.Dlitatatniarine .... •• •• 4 per cent. Stock. - i - improved by the frosty weather but the trade was not
_tdre senverA,plaiht re•er the next campaign, and when would in seine sort be reconciled. In short, the 'shall neirso nruch wonder that he was denounced as it BOLO° cooking vessels are made with wooden handies-
inesticated at Calatz, to the effect that, in defeult of outhampton ...... •• 37. Os per c. 50 0 0 50 0 6 -
active and last week's nrices wore bar 1 h
e y supported for t e
a'cieeigion is formed, to carry out combined opera- character of the army, instead of deeenerati ' heretic and blasphemer, placed in a dungeon, and brought kettle-holders, too, of wood or worsted material, which
production at the Custom-house, at the expiration of Victoria ...... •• ••
ost samples. Barley was plentiful, and may bo noted ls
tions with energy and completeness. It is reported time of peace b the ver n •t• e'
f '
t y . ecessi. les o its coasti-
ng I.li to take his trial before the Inquieition, fur he seemed to are bad conductors. Now if a good conductor is warmer five months, proof thet the said tiinber has boon landed
JOINT-STOCK BANKS. per qe. cheaper. Beans and peas were the turn in favour
that Marshal Pelissier hass been foremost in re- tution would 'y • he setting up his opinion against the Word of God. In than the thing it touchee, it will impart heat to that at the port indicated as its destination, the persou so
of the buyer.
questing that this council should be held. It will ch ,t ,la spi
.e of inacterity, sustain that the Book of Joshua we read, that God allowed Joshua to thing ;ifit is colder, it will take heat from it. The hearths gnaranteeing shall be held liable for the paynaent to - Dividend Amount
Prices to-daywore as follow :-IN,Theat, white, 80s to Bfre ;
be remembered that during the months ef Septern- arac er . for intelligent bravery which it had work a miracle, which is thus described :-" And the stone, which feels so cold, is really of the same temperature the Custom•honso of a sum equivalent to double the Name of Conipany. per of Paid. Price.
already ained in time of war sun stood still, and the moon stayed until the people as the hearth•rug, which Mete so warm. And why ? Be- value of the timber. Annum. Sha.re. red, 72s to 80s ; barley, 363 to 42s ; oats, 28s to 34.1; buses
ber and October the French General was sanguine M ghe •
any sc mos o p
f army reform have been ro- had avenged themselves on their enemies." Now if this cause the stone is a good condactor, and conducts heat 2dly. A written declaration to the following effect : -- .
x s. d. X s. d. Mazagan, 42s to 418; middle and small, 4ls to &Os ; peer,
white, 51s to 563; grey, 44s to 465.
AS IO an autumn campaign, and pushed forward
•or such quantity arol such kind of timber which, .
Pounded. Some would abolish the system of pur. had been described by the inspired historian now, he away from the bara feet if placed upon it, and Makes thein .1
I tustralasia........... 20/. per cent. 40 0 0 all 901.,',
hie columns with what looked like activity. Tile chase • • -e - • l 't '• ' d 1 according to my written demand, addressed to the British North American 6/. per cent. 60 0 0 66 1111181immess
, some would retain it. We neeo not settle eould have said that the earth ceased to rev() ve upon i s feel cold ; but the hearth-rug is a bad conductonan ( oes
, f
telegraph, which, through Lord Panmure, was used
Honourable Board of Customs (Perialabio), bearing oomineietel of London. toeper eent.j 100 0 0 20 0 0 - KIRKCALDY-Dec. 22.
the question ; for, whatever may be the result, the lxis a vvhole day, so that that part of it on which the not conduct heat away. The earth is a bad conductor,and
dato the , I have ehipped on board the colonial ........ • ..... 51. per cent. ' 100 0025 0 0 - We had fair supplies of wheat and oats to-day, but email
to make known almost daily intelligence, became on Staff must be an educated body. You may, if you •fews were did not pass out of rcach of the raps of the herein we see the wisdom of God ; for were it a good
ship , under tho flag lonian „............. 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - of barley. Generally sales wero quick. Wheat and oats
a sudden silent. The expectation of the two
rf,onl.Chari Belt. oftA,us.
will, raise a man from the ranks to bo commander- sun. And it was perfectly reasonable tOat he :hould one, it would convey in the summer heat to dry up the Captain to the port of of such Anpiro
3 10/ -
r cent icis cso
.133 20 8101 00 - were 6sl to is per qr. higher than on this day se'nnight;
nations, and we may add of their Goveriments,
deecribe the miracle aecording to the then knowledge of springs, and in the winter, cold to kill the roots of trees, or kingdom, L. &c., I, the undersigned, do hereby i:°entiWnneaeT,llt weosrn i 1 is•t; 14/..1P, eer cent.. 1.00 00200 0 IT fino barley same as last day ; inferior 6(1 cheaper.
in-chief. If he be a man of genius, he may orieinee
was highly raised. The French crossed the Valley - ,-, , ' astronomy and the appearance of things. Every one lience water in a spring is cool in summer. Under- enga,e not to unload the said timber in any port other soneon .nenteetocis ... 12/. per cent. 50 0010 0 0 31%
the most brilliant militar cone t•
y . ep ions. . _put these
- .
of Baidar, seized the heights to the north, pushed bas observed how much larger the sati and moon seem at ground cellars are warmer in winter than the air above- thau7the above mentioned, and under no circumstances Frovincial of Ireland.. 8/. per cent. 100 0025 0 0 - -
conce •
ptions must be carried into execution. And
in any port situate in tho territory of Russia. To this Ditto, New....... - 8 /•per cent. 10 0 0 all -
forward a division to the head- waters of the their rising and setting. It is explained in tit way ; ground, because tlaeearth will not conduct the cild down
to carry them into execution is the dut of the
effect, for the security of the Moldavian Government, National of Ireland.... GI. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 - SEABORNB MAILS.
Belbek, and threatened the passes of Aitodor and objects look larger through the medium of en t : and to them-on the contrary, they are cooler in samner be-
Nat. Provincial of Eng. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 -
Staff. As Colonel Adams says, neerly all Ythe old t settino or risin the sun is more horizontal to ue, cause the earth will not conduct the heat to them. Air I heve this day deposited with the Honourable Board
Ditte, New .....• •• ' 8/. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - . ,
Albat. At that time an opinion was expressed that
of Customs (Perialabie) the written guarantee of Mr. Oriental Bank Corpora. !87.p.ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all (N signifies that the malls are sent from the General Post-offloe
-
imperial French marshals were uneducated men • 'nd therr'f• gth h the v urs that cover the •
e ore seen roug apo . b 1 d '
is a a, con uctor; heece. woollen garmeats are mom .
the Russian plateau, steep as a wall towards the
,in the mariner prescribed. Moreover, iu ;South Australia ...• .. 'l4? p.ct.& be. 25 0 0 - y the night-and Mby the morning-a4espatch.) .
Prince Blucher was by no means a clover man ' a b 1.- h
; earth. This leads me to tell you a little a out ig t. they heve a great deal of air entangled amongst the fibres
PP
south, and to be gained only by narrow passes, was
proof of the entire fulfilment of my engigement above onion of Australia.. • • '3Ol. per cent. 25 0 0 74Si
____________
but they, and he in particular, had highly educated Light travels so fast that it would go eight times ruuud of the wool, and the air does not convey away AN ar.litit mentioned, I undertake to lay before the Honour. Ditto ... ..... ...... '3Ol. per cent. - 2iO 0 tie;
a position not to be attacked. The contrary , how-
Day whsn :node,
Union ef London ... - .20% per cent. 50 0 0 10 o o 3.)% From wt sr Wnet,
and very clever Staff officers, and indeed, in the the earth while a person counts one. In fact, 801110 of from tho body. When the Paalrni4 says-" The Lord able Board of Customs, before the expiration of five
ever, was urged even by military mon, who held
Onion of Madrid ... •• i , - 4 O 4O 0 0 an - ootterTuera. in (loner& Post- port due 'n
case of Blucher, his Staff not only carried into the fixed stars era so distant, that it they were quenched giveth snow like wool," he meane not only that it is white months from the present date, a certificate from the -
OfUce, Londen.• ritspeteho . KNOW.
that any chain of hills could be forced or turned,.
their rays for three years after would continue to reach as wool, but warm as wool, because air is entangled in Custom HOll9O of the port of destination of such tiin- _
effect but originated all his defensive or retiring
CANALs.
____ „-___-......
The result proves that the former judgment was
us, and would make it appear in its usual place. Sight the crystals of snow, and being a bad conductor eves not her, verifying that at rruch a date the said timber, in _____ _ America(byltrit.pack)a Every Friday .• • Liverpool .. Dec. 31
movements, and many even of the offensive o erm
well founded. Marshal Pelissier is said to havegiven ie oreduced by rays from the sun, moon, or any source conrey heat away from the body. Hence persons who quantity and quality as before mentioned, has been lmerie?.(by Unittil Bts
0; .
tions. In short, the Staff are the Jlite of the al;en‘
,7..! Dividend packet) ..........N •••• -- .• • Liverpool .. Dec. 24
his opinion that no campaign is possible from the y' of liolit reflected from objects we look upon striking i b
f rave een buried in snow have been discovered not + ly diechareed in the said port, from the said ship Names of
only i vru t, . . ;.d. Dividend Pr, Names of
co
and they ought to have every privilege. Only iu- '• ' s
Companies. est ' per Companies. 1 per Prie Merin (.1))• U. Rt3l"
Captain If at tho above-named
...e. Annum. -e•
present Lase of operatioue. The Russians, more i • and petering themselves upon our eye. Thus, Some alive, butquite warm. I would now say a little about ale. !
E ,Anninn. packet) ..........N •• •• .. -- • sociteamete. Dec. 29
t tl• h I Ili 1
sis upon iis-t at tie o cars of tle Staff shall be
date I do not produce such certificate aforementioned
than two months since, held the passes with a force 1 sub ,tances are very brilliant, because they are peculiarlY sorption of beet. To absorb heat is to suck it up as a sponge _
- --- _ an/drams (via South.
wen of knowleda , dth •ie 't ble
1 ell evi a consequence ,
suited to reflect light (es glase, steel) ; others, like lead, dees water. The dark coloure are found to absorb heat- in duo form, such failure to produce, such certificate X I x ; ampton) .....• ....ln ••••••-•• • • tiouthempto
which could resist any assault. The roads were nu t b th tth eo
an
I,s e. a e ~enera c iaracter of the British are dull because they ab “-)rb a great deal of light. You the light ones to throw it off by ieflexion. Accordingly shell be held as proof that the said timber has been %shin e:Olehi 98 71. p. co, 145 Macelcsfleld. 100 2/. IN. 51 Ditto (via Marseilles) Is
scarped, the hills strengthened by works. By April
exported to a prohibited port, and in such cane the riarnsiey...• 160 - , - eteath ...... 100; 161. - Ditto (via Cape of saw,
officer will be elevated.
ell know that when you leave the gas•light of a town, or a black hat is warmer than a white one ; the former
Hope) ............/il
.. I/menet/I
they might be made absolutely impregnable, or, if
person who shall have hold himself security on my l!lesnkec,abrg
r is4g) 4411. ;-(-) °Pxr 11: . .". 100
5- -
tfrlca (West Coast) „N Mrl of the month ..,Plymouth .. Jan. 6
determined valour might force them, it would be I ----- any light in a house, how dark it appears at first, and ansorbe or suzks in the heat ; the latter reflects it, threws behalf shall be called upon to pay the amount named cl'otr,,Tiliit',eylani.. 1001 25 j. 1 _ llecaa'ent'°Br.c.'.t.. 78 IclOs, 716
eee Aeexaneria........ ..N ", 9, 74, &30 of n'.'Dover .....
after a slaughter frora which it is the duty of a , UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. yet the darknese gradually wehrs off. Tuis arisee from it back, will, if I may, so speak, have nothing to do with in the bond.
Derby .• •• •• .100' 6/. 15s. 184 lioelidale...• 4,(5) 11. 108. 76 ilexandria.....• •• •. 31 '1,1.11 & 20th c'frnoll•lSouthamptor 1
the principle thet the pupil of the eye is so constituted it. There is an old riddle, " Why does a miller wear a Art. IV.-Upon the delivery of such a declaration, ensiereachsl 69 214 p. et. ( - Somrsct Coal 14lf -- - Bahamas ...........Nll7th of the montt southempee
general to shrink. What plan of campaign is re- i „mho_
Bel ium ..... - ....N100I13'• ••••••• • • • • D
1 as to contract very much when we are in a powerhd vchite hat I" the answer to which is, "to keep his Lead which must be authenticated by the Board of Customs, Grandee/icor too 3i. pr. et., 37 Do. Lk FdSt 121 - - g over ...... Daily
solved on will, of course, be a secret till the hour OXFORD, DEO. 24. light, otherwise it would allow the optic nerves t, b
) e warm." We see, however, tbat some persons wear a the said Boaid shall deliver to the exporter a certificate in (j)0.,16,,pr.Ct.i
_lO 6/. p4rl. et. 11% afirril SttWore 140 281. 420 o
,razi1.............,N,9th of the month. jaltithampice Jan. lb
Buenos Ayres ......., at 9th 01 the month ...ISotithanirtol Ina. la
for its execution arrives. It is evident, however, THE SECOND PUBLIC EXAMINATION. overloaded with rays ; accordingly when we ge into the e him hat to keep their head cool. But if black is a warm duo form, in whicli shall be repeated tho purport of the i
c rratini,rl.;niririeieny, 100; .
_..3 jloo' 1/ Os 17- Stonerwbsrldus,rry- ,12455 1-21 29-0 Capo of Good Hope ...N `Tarlotie port Uncertain
that the allies have a great advantage in possessing The
, following is an analysie of the recent Publi dark, the pupil of the eye is at first too ranch contracted c dour, and white a cool one, how comes it that the in. above-named declaration, after which the vesiel shall bo K.'onnt & Avnl 39. 61.• ocl.. 63/ Severn andl. '- ' . Cape of Good Hope ..N
two bases accessible to their fleets and impregnable 1 Exaniination in the four school.; of Classics, Natural to collect sufficient rays from the dark objects around ; h abitants of hot countries are black-those of cold coun- at liberty to depart. Lancaster -11001 - -/8 Wye MM..) 26i 2/. 28 Ca-e3e do Verde __Ts 9th of the roonthnonthamptot Jan. 15
1 Ceylon (see India) •
by the enemy. Eupatoria and Yenikale are now Science, Mathernetics, Lave, and History. The num. but by degrees it dilates, adjusts itself to the quautity tries white. Is not the God of nature at fault here ? N., As a guarantee agliiist)cr,sll
(pfretion o.nn glee, part o! any
i:eelVess.tterr.l7lol()), If: 41(4 "irrwer}
100, 2/. 25 0eyi0n.......• •.....N
converted into two intrenched camps, from both of her of candidates in the Classical School woo 171 ;ol of light, admits more rays, and we begin to say it is not indeed cot; far it is found that black will riot blister, vessel, procee,ding3ia'
ta
toip isd, as if i
t.castei o ves-
Leicstr &Taal; 83' - -% WarTiCk ic I 1 Channel Isles ........N MonaTred..&Friel.;Southamptoi Tuall.Set
sels ascondino the )Itlll )0 o leir port o (es Ina en.
f N. 10 chti1„..............N 2d & 17th of merit) 15 eutham-
these 17 took off,
.21 were plucked, and 37 went up
pro,
w'nich Simpheropol and the Russian rear are Ao very dark after all. Hence cats and owls sleep m ist white will, If you place a black cloth glove on one hand The above regulations shall also apply to the exports- erVoll 101 ':a) rt
I°lgs int LI ti 701. 550
wNeritep„ttc,!zi.B,, 1001
China ...
for honours ;of which number 8 were placed in the first of the day, because the pupils of their eyes are broad, de when the sun is burning hot, and a white cloth one on
_ i p,irming..l tiii 21. 21 Constantinople .... „a i11,13,15,23,&-28 of n !Dover .....
tion of selt.
Slntginerysh 100, -
threatened. The country is not difficult, but the
1 1.) • th d 14 •
chief difficulty is likely to be the want of water. feoaus,st,h.
Tinh.
re semen..
~,,
,G in the third, and 10 in the they close their eyes for relief; whereae at night they can the other, you will find the hand which has the whit* WAR-OFFICE, DEC. 25'. sfeltnsl wbry 100; - - !Wilts & Brks --I 10s. Od. 45e, Constantinople ....., ~;4tti Sc 20th of mon :Socithamptor
Perhaps this cause may lead to the abandonment echool of Natuarralaro received testamure. In the see very well, because the hroadneee ref their pupil almits glove on cooler indeed, whereas the hand covered by the 60th Regiment of Foot- Lieutenant the Hon. A. C. J. . - cont. of Europe Mit N ['fa ice daily ...• .• Dover ..... Twieedail
Egypt (see India)
i3enricee there were 9 candidates-5 rays plentifully. I will here endeavour to explain to black one will feel hotter, but will not be scorched. It Liddell to be Captain, by purchase, vice Earle, appointed INSURANCE COMPANIES.
rif any operations from Eupatoria. The enemy, on I claosmen (2 first and e onds end 4 esemen • 1 took yolu short and long sight. A short-sighted persoa can may be asked, too, why in the polar regions the bear is to the Rißfleißrii,goolce. Franco ........ M& N Tsvice daily- .• • . Dover ..... Twitted,*
Gibraltar - ......,..m,4, 7, 17, 20, 27 ,fm Southempto•
the other hand, has the advantage of a central off. In the school of Mathema)tci e hP‘
. '
tain Charles William Earle, from Dividend Amount Greece (see India) :
c. t4e.number was 77 : on y rTO an object near his eye. A long.eighted person white, if that is the coolest colour. I think this is the best
Name of Company. per of
position from which he inay oppose the converging took off, 17 ; plucked, 4 ; testarm
tlindh Fotatc et;brCaptain, vice Drummond, who re- Paid. Price. Greytown .. -- .. „as 2nd & 17th of mom Southamptet
0 ;1r:1(,)319,
offCI,TMO_n, 7- carlll.o See things near, but distant objects. Now vision interpretation, arid a satisfivctory one, that God has so or-
4. .
_e__ e _ Annum. Share. Harnburgh - .... ~ ~N Tuesday & Friday Loudon .....
forces which operate from the puints of the coast, eecond, 1 ; third, 5 ; fourth,
ires. -
--
In the consists in a picture being formed on the network deied it that he ma in some measure not afford so strik- v
Havannah ..........m and of the montl,Southanaptoo lan. 1.
We cannot doubt that all which military science .ichool of Lew and History, candidates, 11,1 : took off which lines the back of the • • ' y .
eye-this network is •
- mg a mark for the hunters. Belie; the mine colour as the COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY THE QUEEN.. X s. d. X a. d.
Albion .........• .• -3/. 10s. 500 0 0 50 0 0 83 Holland ............ la DallY•• •• •• .• •• •• Dover ....... Daily
can effect, after 18 months of preparation, awaits 22 ; plucks, 8 ; classee, 20, viz., first, 5 ; second, 6 ; called the retina.-{rhe rev, gentleman here exhibited snow, he is not so easily dietinguished. Apropos of mu i 4th or R, South Middlesex Regiment of Militia- ,
CLyall Grirnston, late Coldetreem Guar Is t Allia tiondorm
.....
.„ m'l7t3 t !the month.' Soutaampt tstb r n
nce Brit. and For.- 71. 14s. faLbs. 100 0 0 11 11 0 1614 India (viaSoutham. pt...)11 Ath ss 20th or mon.'islymeutit °,,r e °ern' -
us in our march against the Russian positions. third, 4 ; and fifth, 5.
Arawings illustrative of this part of his subjecni-You lour, did it ever occur to you what Was the reason that Ihe Ifpn. arf es
the . 10th October, vice Prosise'r,,ron. Ditto Afarine ... .... 61. p.c.& bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 42 India (via Marseilles).M ,9thit 25t.h of month Dover . an.
Though of success there can he no doubt, yet it is The Lord Bishop of Oxf;rd held an Ordination in the ;always see old people when they have not their specte.- anything blue loons green by candlelight. You know sb.e Ad j utant, rom
nd. Anchor ........ •• •• .. 6 per cent. 5 0 10 0 -
Atlas . 153.-thl. 50 0 0 515 0 17 lonian Isles (see India),7, 17, &27 of m0niD0ver...........
tre'and ... •..• M A; N 1,T71cie7,18,1c137.•..0.t.••• Bois head ... TwteeeallY
the duty of our generals to purchase it as cheaply cethedral
fchurch of Christ, in Oxford, on Sunday last, clee remove anythirg they want to examine, or any that yellow and blue, mixed together, make green. Tile igiset West -York (Rifles) Regiment of Militim-Algernon krgus Life ....... ••• • • 41. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - Lisbon •
when the II wi
Jan. 15
as possible, and we therefore trust that the delibe- °--° - -ng gentlemen were admitted into holy print or writing they want to read, te a dietance from thee, i, bme, the game of the candle is yellow; and these preston, Esq ,to be Parnesterp vice JOllll Matcham eeaac British Commercial .. 71. 10s. 50 005 0 0 6.1 i
Stadeir.s: .•
...•
.• ....I;4lj9th of the monmtt.dronutthhaammrvions
rders. The Ordination sermon
' Clericl.sled.& Gen• Life spr ct. & hs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 21% Madeira ..
- ......
..
‘2
N. 3d of month .... Liverpool ...
rations of the council will be wise and foresighted. ' i,eh. R. H„, was preached by the their eyes. The reason is, the humours of their eyes are colours combining the dre(e appears green. And before resigned.
4/. 100 0 0 10 0 0 120 ' •• •• •• •••• •• ,
ey, B D Profe
.., ssor of Ecclesiastical eried up with age ; the cornea, or front part of the eye • •
I leave the sub• fo t how is it that it is colder in Royal North Gloucester .1. eminent of Militia-John =3';:," •-• •"'•• 000 5 0 0 lali Malta (see India) I
Tho position of Asia can hardly escape coneide- History .-
jeet o ea ,
• • • •• •• •• •. 17s. Od 5
Malta ......... , la 41,18, &28 of mon. Dover .... e. Jan." 4
ration. Should the capture of Kufais be effected • . is flattened, and the comes, is too short a distance from a thaw than in a frost ? When the waters of our ponds, Gorman Gent., to be Querterrhaster.
Eagle . -
, Mauritius (see In.dll.lj•
b DEACONS the retina, the image is thrown behind the retina, and likes, or rivers are frozen over, heat must be obtained COMMI'SSIONS S MN-ED B I LORD-LIEUTENANTS. Equity and Law.. .... 4% per cent. 110:0) gg 1 b
ivoi 0 1 se', %,faiirititis ..... „N 14th of the month
y Omar Paeha much will have been gained, but, Thomas Jack B t ' -'''
County of Berks -Sir Cherles Russell, 13art., to be .De- European Life ...... ... 1/. I Is!, mexico
......
„:;:_m and of the month.. soathampter Jau. 1
a„y, 8.A., Sidney Sussex College, can onlY be brought upon the retina by the object being f•rom some source before the ice can be converted inte
6/. 6 0 0 '
assuming that it lias been fortified and can be held, Cambridge.
linty Lieutenant..
.1. .
_.. 1 H
5/. per cent. Stock. .
, ~ 5% •„T ,
~ ~,t, .. ap es ..... ........,N sthlslll2sthormon.:Dover ......
removed at a distance from the eye. And here I would water. Accordingly tho hea,t of the air, instead of warni-
Globe
..
..,
~3,1,2.1 & 17th of monthl3outhamptot;
the Russians will doubtless make a lonoe defence. ,reseph Ruth Cuidesdon College, near Oxford,
Royal Wiltshire Mi itia-Seenue eatlicote, Gent., to
Guardian
remark upon the wisdom and benevolence of God as ing us, is employed in melting the ice. Similarly we h - .
km) 0 01 50 0 o 5034 New Zea1and.......... 1
By pr_vate et la .• Various pore uncertain
The capture of Kars places a fine •''•
position and a Robert lienry Codrington, 8.A., Fellow, Wailham shown in adapting a bird's range of vision to its requir . l' h I often feel chill after thi
ea Ige e cmsign.
Imperial Fire......... 12/. piT*s.cent,, 0 340 papa] States
........N ithlhth2Nthonnon:lDover ......
I'loo 0 0 I IP 6
e- may exp ain w y poop e ll • i D von Min R • t f MIT
Royal Cornwa an( e e ers egimeu o ii re rieperhe Lire
strong fortress in their hands. The system of for- College, Oxford.
g .10 Peninsula ...... „ „et tthl7the7thennonesiouteamptor
tnentg. As birds procure their food by means of their Is it not the as thet if you go out into the cold after -S . d Lieutenant Reuben Frederick Ma,gor to be First Indemnity 51arine.. - I?. 3i & 37. 100 0 0I 20 0
1.4 •id & 27th of mon.jsouthamptor
titications commenced by Colonel Lake is • i Thomas Fowler B
Law Fire ............ 2s. & 2s. bs. 100 0 0 210 0 - fPoerrut '411'17 ••
••
- ••
sale to ; , , .A., Fellow, Lincoln College, Ox. beak, it is necessary that they should be anle to se -e e ' f 1 ld 9TI • • "on
e a good dinner, you often ee co : ie reason is Lieutenant.
N . fly private ship...lVarions port, Oneonta
he a great work of engiueering seism° s, and these I wrd•
those Law l'ltc'" -•• • • •".. - 100 0..10 0 0 59 sicity:
,:. .:. :.• ::
..:24,50115th25thofmon,IDover .... ,
very near objects distinctly. Now a person vvith that the heat of our frames leaves the surfaCe of the [The foll)wing appointments are substituted for
forts are now garrisoned by the enemy. Kutais John Henry Jowit, 8.A., Bishop eosin's Hall, Dur. orainary sight -to say nothing of lono si 1 •I • • • •
oit - can body, and is employed wit lin in digesting our food. w lIIG 1 appea.
I. .1 -ed in the GazettO of Tuesday tho 18th De- Legal and General Lilo
London - 50 0 0 2 0 0 1,74 Tuscany •••• :• .: .. •• -
IL 10s. 25 0 0 12 10 0 2., 1,,r sthlAtle.la thoirnond Dover ......
v. 0,,,,,,,,,,, •
...... AT i2dlft 17th ofixionth'Soutbamptor 1 & 16 men
and Kars will form their extreme right and left, 1 harn* distinguish nothing if put so close to the eye as any Yeu will a e how important heat is for promoting comber last.]
~..,,,,..
,_ London Ship... - Van Diomen'aandoe. i i
behind will be Teflie and Gumri, while men and Tay Lever, B A., Caine College, Cambridge. object must be to the bird's eye when it takes it Lp dicseation if ou remember what effect it has it, Royal North Lincoln etein.rea7Ensign Walter Stewert. Marine-. • • .......... 18s.per share 100 00280 0 40 Australia) ......, ! 1
munitions of war will be brought by the rnilitary 0 William Kenneth Maeroice, M.A., Brasenose College, with its beak. Consequently the bird, in order that pirtrif • ' ;17 to: meat. I shall, before 1 con- Brown to be Lieirtonah , vice Mason, appointed E.„,0, Med. Invlid & Gen. Li.f.o
54% /. per et. 50 0 0 20 0 3ii West Indies .... ..
..-7,...; ..ictte 17th o t month Oontharnpten 1& 15 men -
xford.
ying an_ ro..ing
82d Foot ; Ensign William Longstaffe, jun. to be Dade- Minerva . ...... •• p. et. ee es. 2o 0 0 25 0 6 -- -
roads from Derbend and Ba,ku, on the Caspian it may see very near objects distinctly, must have elude, explain a few " every-day" things, which I can-
nent, vice MeDakin, appeinted Ensign, 42(1'Foot ; Ensign mmi3relt "•••• •• •• •• - ' 50 0 10 0 - '
Arthur FI '
coast. The Russians are said to have lately paoi
Oxford. enry Pearse, M.A., Corpus Christi College, short sight. On the other hand, from being often ele- not exa.ctly ciao:iffy under :my particular heath. First, Charles Keyworth to be Lieutenant, vice Deene, re:signed; National Lm-iiin Fund.. 55/1. pe,r cent. 20 0 0 210 0 -
per cent. 50 0 0 210 0 When any of these dates fall on a Sunday, the malls will be de.
patched on the following' dor with the exceptlen of the InAl vis
much attention to this route from a fear that the Alleyne Ward _
ea vated much above the ground, living in the air, and blowin bubbles : soap water is always used-why ? Ensign Messing Thomas Lexton to be Lieutenant, vi c e ii:ealiticaLum...T: ..e....:, .... ' _ _ VIA 14siouthampton), and the Malta,.both of which svill be des ' (
pateh..e it e
P rson, B.A. Pembroke Colleo moving through it with r t 'ft h • g
preceding dray.
Vladikaukus Pass might be interrupted by snow Cambridge. ' ofn . gea swi nese, teY require Because siap makes the water sticky, and prevents the Berton, appointed Ensign 14th Foot. Pheenix •• • - - _ 180
tor their safety, as well as for assistin them in descr .
- ineeesoonai Life.... •. V. per cent. s 0 010 0 -
_,
or the enmity of the Caucasian tribes. That they Francis Arthur Powys, g 9 bubbles from bursting as soon as they are formed. put
8.A., Fello St Jh ' • th • •
Provident Life......., hi, 5,, & bs. 100 00,10 0 o 35% THE HOUSE OF ELMORE ; A FAMILY HISTORY.
w, . 0n s
BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
1
will make ready for a desperate defence t rue can lege, Oxford. Col- mg eir prey, a power of seeing at a groat dietance ;in wlay should they ascend ? Because they aro filled with
•• •• •• - I 7s
be little doubt, and if the Geer e Frederick P •
year 18:56 passes away _ g
rice, other words they ought to be long•sighted. Birds of rA- warm br Wit which is lighter than air Again, why do John Da,nks ti I,
8.A., Fellow, New College, pine are surprising examples of this ; indeed has it '* ' * ' BANKRUPTS.
.meer merchent, Great Bridge, Stafford. ;11(t1I.I.i:f.xec.h.iii.ige •••••• 101. per' .cent. Ztok. ° ° tisl? ° 23-0
_ VOLS.- "The House of Elmore" is no conunon novel,
destined to be read for a season and forgotten. his
net water pipes burst in cold weather ? Because water, un-
Sun Fire ...... •• ....., 61 los. -
~
without an Asiatic campaign, they will pro , xford.
babl "
-I Orby Shi ley, B A became a proverbial expression to speak of a person be- like other thinge, expands by cold. In fact, nine cubic Gustev Hasse, morchant, Fenchureli-street, to warren- Date olfe •. -1/ 14s. - 55 one of those tales which sink into the heart and haunt
be in a condition to oppose every step of the Allies
Walter 43. add• ••, Jestus College, Carnbridge. ing eagle-eyed ? And so they are. Birds, then, ought inches of water ' when frozen into ice becomes ten cubic der, Jan. 4, at 12, and Feb. 8, at half-past 11, at the United Kingdom .... 4/. pct&bs2ooo 4 0 0 - th f
e ancy for many a clay. Whatever be the faults of
ington Shirley, M.A. Wadh
Universal Life . • -
in the land they so much prize. Such is the state Oxford. ; arn College, to be both short-sighted and long_sighted_both able to ieches, and, of Coarse, the water, when frozen, wolitinY Court of Bankruptcy. Cannan, official assignee, Ahler• Victoria Life
412 6 5% "The House of Elrnore,"it is imposSible to deny the autho r
of affairs at the close of the pr3sent year. The Alfred Sweetino, B.A , Pembroke Coll lee things very close and at a great distance. They more room, pushes at the pipes and they burst ; jast as menbury; Lawrence, Flews, and Bayer, Old Jewry-cham- - ---- the merit of a fresh and original conception, powerful
Allies have been victorious ; they are ready for Henry Earle Tweed; m A ege,.Canabridge, have nauec!es PO constructed that, on the one hand, they a growing boy burets his jacket. Again, why should an hors, Ohl Jewry...
_. . . .
MISCELLANEOUS. and concentrated thought, eloquent and earnest diction,
e . ~ Fellow, Oriel C
1 onsed victualler White Lion Hol-
James; Wooerooe, ic , , ,
and a wonderful power of arresting the interest of his
other campaigns and a more extended stage of war. Oxford. ollege, can flatten their eye and so become long-sighted, and eg hdb b ' l' d t td• h tl hll
g get ar y eino a ,owe os an wit ie s e
born Jan. 4 at half-past 11, and Feb. 8, at 12, at the
Dividend Ameofunt .
novel it is arra 'effilise mo
readers. As a st eloquent and
Yet they have. difficultiee before them which it ie Edmund Henry Lacon Witless, B.A ; • view very distant objects ;on the other, they can make unbroken-whereas ir you Ireak the top it does not ? In, a
u 't
of Bankruptcy. Can nan, official assiguee, Alder- Name of Compan Paid. Price
~ Michel Scholar, the e •
Y. per • powerfully-written narratives that has ever come under
11SeieSS tOsonceal. With boldness, guided by skill Queen's College, Oxford. 3e prominent, and so become short•sighted, and this way, cooking an egg, whether by boiling or poach-
rri';',unrbury ; Overbury and Peek, Old Jewry.
Anninn. Share.
our notice ; and, if it be the author's firet esnay in the
view very near objects Is t th•
and forethought, they may hope for early suscess ; Arthur Ffunter Wyatt, 8.A.; Clare Hall, Carnb hil +2. Q • no is an admirable ar- ing, has a tendency to make the liquid inside solid. games Thomas Murray, pianoforte maker, Lower Jame-
character of a romancist, we have no hesitation in pre.
PRIESTS. rt ge• rangernen • • eiurely God doth all thiegs well. I will Tine is partly done on the fire ; then if the egg is tetten street, Goleen-squaro, Jan- 5, at 12, and Feb• 8, at half- , . xs.d. X s. (1. .
but no error is greater than to consider an enemy
5/. 50 0020 0 0 - dieting him destined to occupy a foremost place amid
incapable of resistance because lie has been once nter Abraball P
Rev. John Hu , ellow, Lincoln Col. the production
now pass on to tell you sornething about sound hi ous nd ty, hii unbroken the heat is confined and pest 11 et the Court of Bankruptcy. Pennell official '''Sain Tela ....... •• ••
of sound there aro three tie' • b ''
aa 8 e ' n i bee'omes -.'s i nee' Guildhall-chambers ; Linklaters and Haekw I neaten etait•• .. .• •• em per CCM. 50 00 - - the Most dietinguished writers of flotion.--Morning
beaten, or to expect that he will acquiesce in lege, Oxford.. .
noticed-a sou d. b d bll • ings to. e the cooking process goes on. within, ad t
__ h as..s g
-1
oon ; Australian Agrlculturl . 11/. Is. 100 0 0 17 10 0 28% •
los/.
kustralian Trust .... 8/. pet cont. - 25 0 0 -
Rev. Francis Charles Antrolge, 8.A., St. j ' n ing oy,as a e fur instance a harder and harder-whereas if you break the shell t e , Ise one.
defeats because they clearly prove the superiority ohn s conducting -medium, as the air ; cad an organ of he'ar- heet d h ooki Aa n you are Joseph Henry Wottdno, stationer, Oxferd-street, Jan. .kitstrtetaii Royal Mail 51. 10 0 0 all - r
-- ..
. 4
a College, Cambridge. . _
zoo, escapes, an t
.e c .ng ceases. 2
-i ' " ht 5 and Feb. 8, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Anglo-Mexican Mint.. 1/. 10s. 10 0 0 all -
of his opponents. We must prepare for anothe ing, as the ear. We have all of us been boys in our
- 40 0 0 - BIRTHS.
and a 1 ` Rev Anthony Bunting, M. A,,Trinity College, Dubi i tit
d h st of you acquainted with those toys to show w a
N. I 1 n offici.l "e• e Basinehall-street •Sc men British American Land lbs.
__,,,l,Feso:o.s,
re A . aS3IOIIO , , ~, , ar ,
too o o 32 10 0 139%
onger struggle before we coot hope for final ; • W.ll. B ron BAF 11 n. . ne, an aye moist probably had a boy's propen- siert of weather there is likely to be ; a man corning out
' Canada ......... •• .. 61.poroent.
OP A SON. , .
t et, City.
-
repose. :Hon. and Rev. i lam 9 ; • o e ow, All sity to throw stones ; and we have observed the effect
Do. 5 per cent Bonds 51. P •
er cent - -
Souls College, Oxford. in wet weether and a woman in dr . This is explained u I
ef throwing a stone into water, how for a certain di • y Chmarines Sharp, ironmonger, Albion-road east, Stole
-e DUN, 6 per cent. .. al. per cont. , - - 110 On the 23d inst., at 30, Upper Brook-street, Mrs. "Ingle .
............1 1 B A Chri3t Ch h # a follows •et shortens string, catgut, Sm. ; accordingly Newington, Jan. 8, at two, and Feb. 5, at twelve, at the City Nevieatton Bonds - j -
' - - Seymour.
ißev. Euseby Digby Cleaver, ••I urc Alice the water is disturbed b 'l. • 1 . a . w
24 0 0 -
y etre ing ripp es. This some cat •
enit is so twisted that when it is shortened bY Court of Bankruptey. Edwards, official assignee Sem- F,loctrle Telcgraph .. 6 per cent. i 25 0 0 On the 22d inst., at the Villa, _Mersthatn, Surrey, the
(Prom the Daily News of this day.) Oxford. will serve toil
i lustrate sound ; a bell, suppose, is struck- th •t' •h • h • forced out-when it 13 brook•court ; Taylor, Gollisson, and Woodward, Bedford- Ditt° -•••••• •• • •
1 e mhois ure in t e air t e man is - - . - wife of Thomas Pope, Esq., of the Coal Exchange, Lon.
Why is it that officers in the arm are so anxious Rev. Arthur Adelphus Fanshawe, S.C.L. Fellow, this causes vibrations or waves in the air which sur-
Equitable Reversionry 71 pr. cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 105
don.
to be upon the Staff ?Ho Y'ttht h 'e
New College, Oxford. rounds it, and the waves come on and on, until one ned a ain b the dr •ness of the air it sends the row ; Woodward, Marche Ely, Cambridgeshire.
engt e g .
.y a .
Ditto New ........ - 50 0 o'l7 10 0 -
in wet wee, Thomas Heywood and John Heywood, lace warehouse. Ge„. ne,,•ers_ & i„,,„t. sp.c. & bs, 100 0 0 100 0 0 -
officers who are upon the
sotr
frmes i fti.i tos
Rev. Charles Septimus Grabbe 8.A., Jesus College, strikes upon woman out. Sirmlaey fiddle-strinos snap
p my ear and I hear it, and another strikes ther because, having ate d ''
" run u " and the men, Woed-street, Cheapside, Dec. 23, at twelve, and Jan Gen•SteamNavigation 10 p. ct. 15 00,14 0 0 - . OP A DAUGHTER.
of high birth or of commann: a 7. ge"ra 37 men Cambridge. upon yours and you hear it, and so every one hears it screWes n ency to Pp
9°. t one at th C tf B 1 t P 11 ff•-• 1 'B ' **
, . o our o an erup cy. aurae , o feta Hudson sa3 .... - - : Stock. - - On the 22d instohat Herongate, Brentwood, the wife of
•nfluence 9
ghni itary 1 .
hi it the break I will not tres,pass -Jen
prevent! g , . y .
ford ....... •• .. 2/. ss. 100 0 0 ,100 0 0 - Arthur Z. Button, Eeq.
rha answer to these questi Rev. Alfred Newdigate, M.A., Christ Church, Oxford. who is near enough, whereas those far off do tb f h .. assignee, Guildhall-chambers ; Mason and Sturt, Grosts
-aut. Hunger
ona is mystery. To be no ,e- urt er on your attention with " every-day tnings in
London Institution .•• -
- On the 21st inst., at St. Helier's, Jersey, the wife of G.
Ilion the St.aff is to be exempt from regiment 1 4 •
Rev Joseph Mayer Nixon, 8.A., clam Ebiii, cam. cause the wares of sound, like the wares of water caused s • " •
1 th cience, lest from tediousness they should prove unit'.
• street, City ; Maples Nottineham.
London Reversionary 5/ per cent. a
15 00 I --l-1
Chester, Esq., retired H.E.I.C.S.
a bridge. ey e stone become weak Thomas Henry Ryland, wOod turner, Warwick, Jan• R1133C11 instttution•.•• - 11210 0 --
hay, to enjoy better pay, to live in better guar- , Rev • • • Cll
. North Pinder, M.A., Fellow, Trinity o ege, imperceptible. A er and weaker, and at last tereeting. In conclusion, I would say that my objeot le, and Feb.
nd here I would explain why it is Ins bee t • 6, at half-past ten at the Birmingham Dis- price•sPatentCand.Co 10/. percent. 20 00117 10 25 -
n o excite an interest in those who have not y?t trict Court. Christie, official assignee, Birmingham ; Reversionary Int. Soc. 14%1. pr cent, 100 0 0 ;100 0 MARRIE D.
ers, to be more in the way of promotion, and in ' Oxford. that we see the flash of li htn• g b f '
90
re we hear the e'a debbled i •
Royal Mail Steam.... 1 41. p. share. 100 0 0 60 0 0 77 H. Clarke,
p , n ecienee-in fact, my own knowledge of it is Motteram and Knight, Birmingham.
On the 20th inst., at Aughrim Church, B-
eery many cases to be less exposed to danger. To Rev. Harris Smith, M A Fll M d 1 Cll -e
.., e ow, ag aen o ei, , of thunder. The flash arld thiensouenS really take place eo limited that I could hardly hope to interest 00" Timothy Sprey, lace manufacturer, Lenten, Notting. South Atilisttialand 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 all
- Esq., of Hyde Hall, Cheshire, to Maria Anne, daughter of
re upon the Staff is to be one of a select few pos- Oxford. at the same time, the thunder b •
eing caused by the COM- who probably know more than I do. I say my object ham, Jan. 8 and 29, at half•past ten, at the Nottingham Truustpap d L
or Cananda' 1.1.!.. -
,
essed of every privilege which can be enjoyed by Rev. Edward Sturges, 8.A., Emmatauel College, Carn• ing together of the air agein aft •
. er it has been parted hae been to excite inquiry on such matters. In fact I may District Court. Harris, official assignee, Nottingham ; - T. Wade, Esq., of Fairfield, Galway.
anchester, Mr. E.
On the 20th inst., at the Cathedral, M
eau in the military profession. Hence the Staff is bridge. by the lightning flash. Wh
who Brewster and Son, Nottingham ; Motteram and Knight,
~ Elizabeth, davghter of
y then do we not see the not una tly compare m lf t
Bancroft, of London, to France
illed with men not who have distinguished them. Rev. George Sturton Ward, M.A 111 d 1
a ag a en a ,
H o flesh and hear the clap at the sarne moment , becauee stend Pt
id h
ou e oa 8 OW a. pile . ,o one of those nien
_.rmingharn.
t a fair, and not only proclaim the M LIST Or SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. Mr. P. S. Davies, of Groenbeys, Manchester.
Patrick Farrell, contractor, Broughton Works, Salford, ____________________ _
elves, but who are the sons, or the nephews, or Oxford. light travels nearly a million times faster tha'n sound ; 'cic
ever performances that are to be seen within, but pro-
anchester District Divid nd
Jan. 9 and Feb. 4, at twelve, at the M . . .
D I E 1)-
he cousins of the general officer who appointed o Rev.. Charles Fleetwood Porter, M.A., Caine College, accordingly we see th? le
--anh almost the very instant duce a. few outside, to whet the ' f h dmiring
Name of Company. pe: AlZunt raj u
C ' bred e the discharge of electric fluid appetite ot e a Court. Pott, official assignee, Manchester , Sale, Worth d. Price.
bent. Surely no man would put his relations on afni, g .
takes place ; but we i
c o crawd-hoping they will seek their full gratification
ington end Shipman Manchester. Annum. Share. On the 23d inst., at Duppa's-hil!, Croydon, throes Iles-
iis Staff unless the situation was something very to 1
Vicar the Ordination his lordship licensed the following not hear the sound until some '
ks a h 1 time after ;in fact, within, I, my friends, may compare myself to the man John' 'Newsome, wo' ellen manufacturer, Dewsbnry, Jan. - -----
d - singer, Esq., late a the Potan Lire office, aged 72,
ligible • • and therefore when eve hear from Sir curac cites, viz. :-The Rev. T• J. Baty, 8.A., to the Hound and thens.er ta e , vv. o e s.econd to travel 300 dressed in spangles, and endowed with a loud voice. I, le and Feb. 11, at twelve, at the District Court of Leeds. Rank of Sootiasid .. •• 71. er cent IA 86 1,..A 86 O. 182/ 0 On the 23(i insto at'ls b
rep._el :_tie.rrace, Bow-road, Ar-
rtThit Bu'raoyn h .1 ' ' S ft` as corn- of LitYtic°
,e t at eord Raelan s , ta w Saunderton ; the Rey. J, Butt, to the curacy yards. Some thmgs c°n"ct "'ln" better than s.ithers. thie evening, as it were, stand on the stao.e, outsme the Hope, official assignee, Leeds; Chadwick, DelvsburY; Bar- British Linen Company 8/. pPer cent:
,worth Berke • Rev ductor as may be roved i th•
, .J. H. Jowitt, BA., to the Wood is a good con f. . p
.n is theatre of science. I have shown you a sample of the ret, Leeds. 100 0 0 100 0 0 224/ 0
Caledonian Bank .. .• . 8/. per cent. 10 0 0 210 0 3/. 18s On th
thur FreennT, of 5, Fete, hrebdtili lege, city, aged 69.
e 22a inst., at 38, Alf -street, Bedford-square,
iosed principally"of his relatio'tt it ie cleor enc Ugh curacy of Chi ' '
for forty-fire
vhat value th t 1 Hi
' e assistant pping Norton ; Rev. T. Leaver, 8.A., to be way-the ticking of a watch at one end of a •
p.ece of mysteries which are erfor d•h••t I le and cane- James IVilliam Gregory, grocer, Halifax, Yorlcshire, City of Glasgow Bank 5/. per cont. 10 00,0 0 0 i,/ es JameB Cates. ' F,ts.q•' . years of the British
a amented officer put upon such ,- curate in the A h
mers am and High Nycomb timber is distinctly heard at the other. Sound is also Cious a art p me wit ini sa np .._
,__an. 11,
art,
: Feb. 11, at half-past twelve, at the Leeds ciydesthstc Bank .. •• 5% /. p cent. 20 0010 0 0 12114 s 31"eum' age'l 7i6nst •
,ppointrnents. 0.. 1 Deaneries • Rev
s. And tho e
ment ush I cannot say to you, as 1 f
oemmemial Bank •• 71. per cent. VO 0 0 'lOO 0 0 222/f s On in Gr
the 23 n eat Cumberland-place, Anne,
Di-trict Court. Hope official aseignee, Leeds ; I3ennett,
Onl , .A. 11. Pearse, M.A ,to the f well conducted over still water and ice. All sounds lia.ve hePare
curacy o .
I those showmen say, "if yeti are not satisfied, Eastern 8ank.....• •• 6/. per cent. 2,5 0 0 10 o o ill,is widow of the late Sir John Trellope, Bart., of Comewiels,
y compare the situation of R • t I with 1 Eisthampstead, L'erks ; Rev AW •P
h h s iftnees through the same medium
H 'lintx ; Bond and 13s:rwick, Leeds.
}AWL & Glasgow. .. 31 ) cent 50 0 50 0 1/.19s •
a egimen a earson, 8.A., to move wit t e same w . you shall have your money returned"-for should you find .
Lincolushrs, tged 75.
hat of a Sbuif officer. 'While : the aesistant curacy of
atohcn Pattinson, builder, Bishop Wearrnouth, Durham, Exchange Bnk of Sco.t.. 34
* I * - -
Bunt - * d *1
c hall, all the sounds ha, •
;gilt after night knee de •'
t the one is stan,lng 1
: Shipley, B.A. ,to the came iionfg
sate,Thßoerks ; Rev. 0. For instance, ih-n a long musi
;on at the further end herrn. your time wasted by this study, I could nit compensate .
tam 8, and Feb. 15, at twelve, at the Newcastle•upon- National Bank -.• .. 6% per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 174/5s
f ?hue
tete IA td
mnista. ,
sa t Blackheath, Grace Elizabeth, widow
7onteof the enethy;. the SteaPffinffineuddy trenches in -e,r.
ft A. H. Wyatt, 8.A.., toythe eurac meg, Oxford ; mon'se hp:on t e eah of a per _
le 11 th
y of Cowell an(l the musicians. This would not be so un ss a you-yet, I will say, lam confident you will not want
a your mo Tyne District Court. Baker, official assignee, Newcastle- Northof Scotland Bank 5/.per cent 20 0 0 s 210 0 1/. 15s rot. ir Harry Burrard Neale, Bt., G.C.8.,
of
W lh t
Royal Bank of Scott. .. 51. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 134108 o a amp on, Hard,.
' ' tie cer may be enjoy- •
ney baek-in other words you will find a visit to Kidson, Sunderland.
i Shirburn, Oxon ; and Rev. A.
upon-Tyne ;
lg. the
,artis excellencies of a Fre 1k 1 Bunting, 13. A.., to the ehnnds tII d t the same pace. To exemplify what the inside of tl tl tf• ' i A d
rago e a
Richard 0 1 r C ckermolith C• as 1 , Union Bank of Scot. .• st.por cent. too 0060 0 0 02/ 5s On the 23d inst ,at Cardiff, John Yerbury Towgood,
ie _ maze o science arnrey repa,y yeti. n John --- - 8 -I, 'rewe , 0 ------••--, •-•llllliperianu, western Bank._ „,, 71. per cent. 50 00i50 0 0 '7ll Os Esq., aeed s 5 •
'I the cOM`f6iti Ora Warm fireeide , nci I COO , an( ! curacy of Moulsoe, Bucks.
net we e
I mean, suppose a fiddle, a flute, and a cor r I may, as it has been suggested to rn, remind you that Jam 8, and Feb. 12, at eleven, at the Neweastle-upon- i‘illanee Fire and Life_ 8%/•pr cont. too eOIII 0 0 18/10s a .
.lst the one I ;
ABC D ,
ii. 8, On the 23(1 inst. Frank the second son of Geo
, rge Clay,
an who has served his Quee ' • wll
i nao_.-_,ee-----....-._.____________________ all together, to play together the notes ~ , , you have books of scion . lyne District Court. Baker, official assi -nee British Guarantee ... 4/. per cent.te 00 200 E
nin every quarter of o
co in your library ; Johnston's ' ; , Newcastle-
-0o 0 25/105 sq., of Hampton 'Court, aged 17.
• till a (ere •
consecutively in a piece of music ; unless all sourn.ls Chem. teeil and Waugh, Cockermouth ; Caledofnian F,lre hour . 10/.per centt. too ggl2 0 0 3/. 83
es globe JS s , yliaired captain, the beerd- i unt.JRCII RATE CONTEST.-HITCIIIN, lIERTs, Dec. 24. istry, Scientific Dialogues, Health and Wealth, and upon-Tyno ; S Watson,
On the 21st 'st t Alb•on.te ac Ch 1 Ai W W
i. .rr e, e r
-ma, r. . .
ss Staff officer who has gained his `• ! -Thie usually quiet parish has during the lasit week travelled (in same medium) at the same pace, we shouol others. And sure lam that we cannot, even though it be Newcastle-upon-lyne; Bischoft, Cox, and Bompas, Cole- gyiip•notaitiLiatsleoer Life , 61. per con .
50 0 0 1 0 0 St. 5s Marshall, fonneirl .'
a
t ...... 51. per cent.
y of York buildings, New road, aged 62.
conquests in
City.
mamstreet,
Edinbureth Life blear. 61. percent. 100 0 0 15 0 g 24711 Os
ondon ball-roonis, has already been transf been the scene of a severe co .
ntest on the vexatious (Nee have some sash result as this-when a person at a (li'' B°'n.owhAtnureorily, examine the course of nature without .
ormed it- f b h At the close of 11 - •'••
te I Ith I t tf th tA f oin the fiddle, eameg cf e ••• f • • I
nee mar( eas par o eno e r very creation o God what the Psahniet 8:11C ~1
SCOTCH SEQUESTR ih/CIONS. Enf.T. & Scot, Lass Life 51. percent. 50 0 0
11: 0 6/.1f04: _ ___ ._
_-_______
to a full-blown colonel ; whilst the one
inao , ton o a c urc rate. apo continued '
i I .9
native inf 11 " ,f2r two days the number of votes recorded was-A • the Auto woind be just sending upon the ear the corn. of man, that "itie w
gainst onderfully made •" and such an in• e ~ '
Trueli Lee accountant and builder, Ayr. Lite Asioc. o I 3cat.and 6Lper cent. 10 0 0
1 0 0 2/. 03 LONDON: Printed and Published by HURD° YOU/if' ;
Nathila Fire and Life 6/. per cent. 10 0 0
ming no intereet bu. on .e..ectual capa- ! the rate 301 1 r the ate 218 ; majority against Inencernent of B, and so on and an endless confusion of I vestigation will, when made •••'• •t - 't -id-
in a hight spire , exci e • William Caldwell, draper, Coldstream.
North British Insur... 71. per cent. 200 0 0 20 0_ 0 32/10s of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun Office, No. 11 T,
ey is doomed to the drudgery of daily drill i
•- ants 1 ra.te, 83'. It is r , .
..__ _ . . the
so 1 d Ilt ti ' ib• I miration of the wiedom, and Duncan Maclennan, eolicitor, Inverness. Scottish Union filmic. 7%1. prcent, 20 a g ,ii. 1, g 116 i 8s eu._
un .
d in the Precinct of -the Savoy, in the countv of . .
. oped that thie will prove decisive, and rn s wou ( a le eame moment reac i is ear. i
gratitude for the benevo-
Metthew Heur Hunt h 1
y ... ,w o esale woollen warehonse• thah,mre Lite......... 51. per cent. n 2 o ; I.' _ 2 1013 1.31, s
e society of riotous subalterns, the Staff officer is prevent any future tt tt I Vie obnoxious
a emp o evy i impost, I will here say something about echo, Whenever a , lence of that Being who "created all things, and b '
I man. Olaseew.

Dividend Amount
Name of Company, per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
-----
X s. . X s. d.
•
British •• •• •• .. •• •• ..
Ditto I rovincial •• .. 71. 20 0 20 0 0 13
Itrighton ...... •...., N. 20 0 20 0 0 15
City of London ...... 41. Os. 100 0 150 0 0
Continental (4th Cap.) . 50 0 20 0 0
Equitable .. .. .. .. •• .. 2/. 10s. 50 0 all 3”4
Great Central .....• •8/ per cent. 10 0 all 11 •",'i
Imperial ...... •••• •• 101.& bonus. 50 0 all 85
Independent ......... 51. 40 0
London •............ 50 0 Pt --
Do., Pail. Preference 61. per cent. 25 0
91 -
l'iqe ix ..... •....... 4/, per cent. ,Co 0 52 0 0
Itatcliff .... . ..... 6/. 100 0 16 0 0 16
United General .....• 21. 108. r5O 0 all
Ditto,
Westminster Chartered 4,1 per cont. I 50 0 —2 9
New .... •• .. , 50 0 10 to 0 11

JOINT-STOCK BANKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
1 Annum. Share.
--- .
£ s. d. £ s. d.
I n5tra1a5ia.........., 20/. per cent. 40 0 0 all 90
1,",
British NorthAmerlcan 51. per cent. 60 0 0
, f 66
Comme, eta' of London. 10/.per cent. JlOO 0 0 20 0 0
tlolontal ........ • . . . . . 51. per cent. 'lOO 0 0 25 0 0
lonian „............. 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0
Lond . Char. Bk. of Aus. i 20 0 0 all 0
London and County .. 101. per cent. 50 0 8 20 0 0
Londn nod Westininstr 14/. percent. 100 0 0 20 0 0
London Joint• Stock ... 121. per cent., 50 0 0 10 0 0 3t%
Provincial of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 1 100 0 0 25 0 0
Ditto, New......, •• 8 / . per cent. 10 0 0 all
Nationr.l of Ireland.... 61. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0
Nat. Provincial of Eng. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0
Ditte , New .... • . • . i 8/. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0
Oriental Bank Corpora. 81. p. ct.kbs. 25 0 0 all
ntall Australia .. . • .. 'l4? p.ct.& bs. 25 0 0
PP
Union of Australia.. • • :301. per cent. 25 0 0 74'4
Ditto ... ..... ...... 301. per cent. 2 iO 0 0 N
Union of London ..... ,20". per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 3,)%
Union of Madrid ... • • i , 40 0 0 all

_ -
useless to conceal. With boldness, guided by skill
and forethought, they may hope for early suzcess ;
but no ertor is greater than to consider an enemy
incapable of resistance because he has been once
beaten, or to expect that be will acquiesce in
defeats because they clearly prove the superiority
of his opponents.. We must prepare for another
and a longer struggle before we cai hope for final
repose.

(Prom the Daily News of this day.)
Why is it thatsotffiafere?rs in the army are so anxious
to be upon the
upon
theliosw comes it that those
officers who are u..t.aff are generally men
of hh birth or of cnnunan
questions is
.military influence?
Thou nswer to these
ebxioomptis mystery. To be
upon the Staff is to be
livefroim regimental
duty, to enjoy better pay, tooof.etter quar-
ters, to be more in the way promotion, better
very many cases to be less exposed to danger.
and in
To
be upon the Staff is to be one of a select few
sessed of every privilege which can be enjoyed 'y.. 1
man in the military profession. Hence the staffblYs
filled with men not who have distinguished them.-
tsehlves, but who are the sons, or the nephews, nr
cousins of the general officer who appointed
thee
his Staff
Surely no man would put his relations on
n_,lB, .6,tff unless the situation was something very
engmale • ,- and therefore,when hear from
JOhn Bu're, , we Sir
ylie that-Lord Raglan's Staff 'was com-
Nsed pri -
. ~ .
I:impel:ly of his 1 t• it
re a 10118, is clear,enough
what value that
lamented officer put Upon such
appointments. ..._.
Onl
y compare the
that of a Suify ota. situation of a Regimental with
night after might kneer. .dWhilst the one is standing
front-of the eneth
_. Y,-the Set:l;l.in muddy trenches in
ing the:artistm excellencies ofa officer may be enjoy-
ing
all the cOnitAii 'lira "Warm fireside
cook, and
man who ai
h s
--s Queen inevery quarter of
e ; whilst the one
the globe is still aserved h
greyhair d
e captain, the beard-
less Staff officer who has gained his conquests in
London ball-rooms, has already been transformed !
into a full-blown colonel ; whilst the
on
having no interest but his native intellectuale capa-
manl
city is doomed to the drudgery of daily drill and
the society of riotous subalterns, the Staff officer is'

Hank of Scotland a. d. A a. d.
. • 71. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 182
British Linen Company 8!. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 224
Caledonian Bank ..... 81. per cent. 10 0 0 210 0 3!.
City of Glasgow Bank 51. per cent. .10 0 0 10 0 0 121
Clydeschtle Bank .. •• 5%/. p cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 121
mmercial Bank e. 71. per cent. VO 0 0 100 0 0 222,
Eastern 8ank........ 61. per cent. 2.5 0 0 10 0 0 111.
Edinb. & Glasgow.... 3341. p cent. 5 0 0 b 0 0 4/.1
Exchange Bnk of Scot..
National Bank .. .• •• 534 per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 1741
North of Scotland Bank 5/.per cent 20 0 0 210 0 41. 1
Royal Bank of S cotl. 51. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 1341
Union Bank of Scot. .. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 921
Western Bank •••••••• 71. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 L 741
Alliance Fire and Life.. 8% /. pr cent. 100 0 0 11 0 0 1811
British Guarantee . 4/. per cent. ill 0 0 2 0 0 I 1._
Caledonian Fire Instil' 10c.per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 2511
City of Glasgow Life 61. per cent. 0 0 2 0 0 41.
Co onialLife ......... 51. per cent. 50 0 0 1
0 05/.
Edinburgh Life Insur. 61. percent. 100 0 0 15 0 271
En;. & Scot, Lave Life 51. percent. 50 0 0 3 5 0 41.
Life Aspic. o f geolaetad 6Lper cent. 'lO 0 0 110 061 1
Natiana/ Fire and Life 61. per cent. JO 0 0 1 0 0 2!.
North British Insur... , 71. per cent. 200 0 0 20 0 0 3211
Scottish Union Insrnc. 734/. precut. 20 0 0 1 0 0 1/.
Standard Life ......•. 55. per cent. 50 0 0 7 0 0 20111
United Dep. Assurance 51. per cent° 10 Y Y ! 9 0

SCOTCH SEQUESTRAitrIONS.
llngh Reid, accountant and builder, Ayr.
William Caldwell, draper, Coldstream.
Duncan Maclennan, solicitor, Inverness.
Matthew Henry Hunt, wholesale woollen warehouse•
man, Cilaagaw.

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Os LONDON: Printed and Published by MURDO YOUNC ;
I°B of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun Office, No. Ili,
8s
los Strand, in the Precinct of .the Silty, in the county of
ididdlelexa Wednesday, December 26,1860,