The Sun.
London, England, 1855-09-19 00:00:00

THE POLES AND THE " TIMES."

From the crowd of vulgar criminals whose sentences
are daily recorded by the press, what has induced the
Times to single out a Pole, and to write a pharasaical
article on his predatory habits I The object is obvious
—it is a hope that some part of the man's disgrace will
be reflected upon his country and the political questions
likely to be raised in her behalf at no distant day.
But why not grapple with those questions at once, in-
stead of endeavouring to influence public opinion about
them in so sneaking a manner as that which the Times
has lately adopted ? There never has been, nor is there,
any disposition either among the emigrants or their
English friends at the Polish Association, to screen an
unworthy man from legal responsibility, or to deny that
he is a Pole, after his conviction ; but really it is
quite enough that Poles should bear the consequences
of their own sins, without being burdened, as is not
unfrequently the case, with the malpractices of any
scoundrel or thief who finds it convenient to assume a
nationality which, in spite of the Times, is still held by
the people as a pledge of honourable feelings and patriotic
devotedness. Whenever such denials have been made,
the imposture of the pretended Pole has been exposed
and demonstrated. As to the allegation of the Times
that it is held in some quarters that the Poles can do no
wrong, it is too foolish to be seriouslydisclaimed. When
has there ever been an army disbanded, and thrown naked
and starving on a foreign land, without danger to society?
Is it wonderful that the Poles are no exception to the
rule ?It would be more Christian-like in the Times to
notice, not how many, but how few are the Poles whose
misdeeds have disgraced the name they bear. The crimi-
nal statistics of the Polish emigration, lamentable as they
are, can bear no comparison with those of any other body
placed in similar circumstances. It is beneath the dignity
of the Times to write a leading article on as vulgar and pro-
saic an act of theft as any everrecorded in the law report of
its daily columns. If there really be in any quarter some
degree of infatuation in reference to the Poles, and the
Times wishes to wean the public of its silly sentimental.
ism, the way to bring about what it is aiming at is not
the way it has adopted. It will only confirm the friends
of Poland in the belief that the cause they advocate is
so little open to cavil that all that the " Thunderer" has
to allege against it is to point out that swindling, and
theft, and idleness are vices not unknown in Poland.--
Daily News.

SOYEB'S FIELD AND BIVOUAC

KITCHEN.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE STN.
Sir,—No doubt your readers will feel interested in
bearing of the success with which I met in the opening
of my field and bivouac kitchen, which cannot fail to
prove beneficial to the future comfort and welfare of the
army in the Crimea. It is very gratifying to me to have
gained so much approbation in so short a time from so
many eminent and distinguished personages, numbering
above 1,000, amongst whom were Generals Simpson and
Pelissicr, Li 3 Grace the Duke of Newcastle, and ail the
leading Crimean authorities. Everything prepared for
the monster martial banquet was made out of the sol-
diers' ordinary rations, which, I must say, are amply
supplied by the Government, and only requre attention
in the preparation. Seven of my camp stoves were placed
in the open air, on the esplanade in front of the Guards
and Highlanders, containing the various go eci m ens of
food, recipes for which were distributed throughout the
camp. The stoves are in daily use by the Guards and
Coldstreams, where men from other regiments are sent
to acquire the simple process of camp cookery. By the
time the other apparatus arrive, the whole of the army
will be able to cook under my new systeru, which is
now recognised by all who have witnessed it to be
both expeditious, clean, and economical, most espe-
cially in the consumption of fuel. I
ecnclose you
copies of the opinions expressed by Generals Simpson
and Pelissier upon the subject, and I assure you it is
with unfeigned pleasure I acknowledge that the Go-
vernment has in every instance afforded me the utmost
assistance in carrying out my views. I would mention
ore misfortune on the occasion of opening my field
kitchen, or rather two days prior, viz., that Col. Sey-
mour (to whom I was referred by the Commander-in-
Chief for necessary assistance) was in the trenches and
severely wounded, though quite out of danger now. In
my next I will forward you a statistical return of the
saving that can be effected by the use of these camp
stoves, as compared with the old system. I am happy
to add that all the hospitals in the Bosphorus are in a
most satisfactory condition in the culinary departments.
—I am, &c., A. SOYER.
P.S.—ln returning my most sincere thanks to General
Simpson for the lively interest he has taken in promot-
ing o
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of the
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to incorporate
A SOYER.
corporate all the authori-
tieslst Division, Guards' Camp before kiebastopol,
Sept. 4.
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(Copy.)
Esplanade in front of the Guards and lEghlanders,
Camp before Sebastopol.
I had the pleasure on the 27th Aug., 1855, of visiting
Monsieur Soyer's culinary establishment, and I was
much pleased with everything I saw there. I was espe,
cially struck with the economy in the saving 'of time
and the consumption of fuel introduced in the adminis-
tration of the army. The cooking apparatus seemed
well understood. I tasted every preparation, and in all
I must say I found a most excellent flavour, and at the
same time very nutritive.
(Signed) General A. PELISSLER.

e
(Copy.)
Camo before Sebastopol, 31st Aug., 1855.
rethien 2v7ththere saw several
soups visiting Monsieur Soyer's field
inst. Ith
k made from ration meat, compressed vegetableF,
woke
and other things within reach3of the soldier's means, and
d with very little fuel. I consider that Monsieur
Soyer is taking very great pains in devoting his time and
kitchen last lmasute Monday, opnl pleasure
great talents to the good of onr military service, espe•
cially in the field, and I wish him every possible success.
JAMES SIMP(SSOigNne,dG)
--..- eneral-Commanding.

THE REVENUE OP THE ,RUSSIAN
EM PIKE.

The following statement—may depended upon :--
----
be
The ordinary revenue of the Russian empire i5275,500,•00
rubles ; in times of peace the army and navy cost
about 70,8P5,000 rubles, leaving only 200,000,000 rubles
for the interest of national debt and all other expenses
of the State. The paper money supposed to be in cir-
culation from 1845 was augmented by 44,961,000 rubles.
Loans have been made on the Crown lands of Poland
and the Bank of Finland. By a special ukase of Janu-
ary, 1855, extraordinary bills of credit were allowed to
be issued, but they were not negotiated to any extent.
The public debt has gone on increasing in the follow-
ing proportion—It waisn, inlB 15 83 ,
4 47
3,0,0
, 1 50670, 1 300, 0 ;
in s
00 0 rubles ;
i7n511,824091,060307,;5aVi0n :1 0 ;855, 833,024,000. What the ex-
penditure of this year will be it is impossible, of course,
to say. There is no commercial class in Ruksia to fall
back upon, and the Minister of Finance must apply to
the European markets one day, one would suppose. It
is well that the public should be cautioned M time
against the offers which some bankers in Paris and
London may be making, or aro about to make.
The war expenses of 1854 are calculated at 82,000,000
rubles. Taxation has already been imposed to its utmost
limits, and money must be found somewhere. The Bri-
tish public must be on their guard.

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. THE SUN, -.4 I I ONDON WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 19. 1855
wee -
RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE. CITY COMMISSION OF SEWERS. HORRIBLE MURDER. OF A WIFE BY POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THE LONDON GAZETTE OF LAST NIGHT. PRICES OF SIIABES ;
....-0-- HER HUSBAND. 40. O. IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM-
-0.--.
Yesterday a court was held for the despatch of public ' LAMBETH.-Charles Hammond, James Sullivan, PANIES' STOCK.
MID-KENT. ea- FOREIGN OFFICE, SEPT. G.
Yesterday the first ordinary general meeting of the [The following appeared in our third edition of last and Thomas Wilson, bricklayers' labourers, employed on . ep-
(
business-Mr. Deputy Peacock presided.
THE PEEL STATUE. a tunnel under the south-west end of the Crystal Palac© The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint Frede-
rick Guarracino, Esq., now British Vice-Consul at Sam- From the Official List.
proprietors of this company took place in their offices evening.] to form a part of the West-end and Crystal Palace Rail- soon, to be her Majesty's Consul for the ports of Samsoon
Bail-
in Old Broad-street ; Sir John Lubbock in the chair. Sir R LAURIE said he had taken great interest in the EXAMINATION OF THE MURDERER, way, were summoned for striking for wages, and leaving and Sinop°. PUBLISHED EVERY TUEIIDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING.
The following report was read by the Secretary, and, subject of the Peel statue, and, after having fought a Yesterday, about half-past two o'clock, Daniel LO2, work which they had contracted to form in an unfinished FOREIGN OFFICE, SEPT. 15. LONDON, 'TUESDAY, SEPT. 18, 1855. •
on the motion of the Chairman, adopted without die-
battle, had succeeded in getting it placed at the west The Queen has been pleased' to approve of Mr. Alfred ee .
Cession :- don, described on the police-sheet as of 48 years of age, state.
instead of the east end of Cheapside. He was almost Air. Samuel Henley, a sub-contractor under Messrs. Falkenberg as Consul at Quebec, for the King of Sweden GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES.
" The proprietors are called together, in accordance with was placed at the bar of Worship-street Police-court,
Peto Brassy, and Betts, deposed that the defendants and Norway. .. - ,
ashamed to witness its present state, and wished to know before Mr. D'Eyncourt, charged, on his own confession, ' •
the provisions of the Act of Incorporation, which directs were in his employment. They had agreed to attend on DOWNING-STREET, SEPT 14.
that, within three months after the passing thereof, the whether a railing was to be placed around it for the with wilfully murdering his wife, Catherine Lordon, at the bricklayers while they were building ten feet and a Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
company shall hold their first general meeting. It will be purpose of protecting it from injury. The Queen has been pleased to appoint Captain William
15, Parliament-court, Artillery-passage, Old Artillery- half of the walls and the arch of the tunnel ; and at that Driscoll Genet, R.E., to be Surveyor-General of Ceylon ; _ Annum. , Share.
for the proprietors on the present occasion to elect directors
The CHAIRMAN having called upon the Engineer to employment they could earn as much as half a guinea Paul Ivy Sterling, Esq., to be a Puisne Judge of the Su- . £ s. d. £ s. d.
in the room of Sir J. Lubbock, Mr. Wilkinson, M.P., and
answer the question, that gentleman said-It was re. ground.
- - Messrs. Hargrave, Main, and Lubbock, who have hitherto The prisoner was brought from the police-station, each in 13 or 14 hours. On Thursday last the defendant pleme Court of Ceylon ; and Richard Mercer, Esq., to be British •• •• •• •• -•• •• -
20 0 0 20 0 0 20
-
performed the duties of the board. They are eligible for re- ferred to me to communicate with Mr. Behnes, the sculp- 20 0 0 20 0 0 15
Trinidad.
Spital.square, inr a cab, followed by a large concourse of Hammond came to his house and said, dWe have struck, house Surgeon to the Colonial Hospital in Port of Spain, .33Driligtii3ItonErfiLny1.....•: 75/1..
and we will have what we want this time." He (Mr. City of London .. •• •• 4/. Os. 100 0 0 15C 0 0 -
election, but it is regretted that the state of Mr. llargrave's tor, and Mr. Tite, the surveyor, to ascertain their views
mostly females, eager to get a sight of him.
health will not permit of his continuing his services as a upon the subject of placing a railing around the statue. persons, Hanley) told him that he could not pay them any more, BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, SEPT. 17. Continental (4th Cap.) . - 10 0 0 20 0 0 -
. 50 0 all Si
direrl
tor of the company. Mr. Peter Cater, of Beckenham, My own opinion was clear that although as a matter of Police-sergeant 13 H deposed that about half-past 7 and about 24 in number struck. The consequence was • The Right Hon. the Lords of the Committee of Privy S
.'conaittatntrai :: :: •• : ' 81.2pVcOc 0 snt. 10 0 0 all 1.4
is prepared, if elected, to accept the office of director, and taste one would prefer seeing the statue without a rail- o'clock this morning the prisoner came to the Chapel- that the bricklayers were not able to go to their work, Council for Trade and Plantations have received, through Imperial .. •• .... :L. 10/.& bonus. 50 0 0 all 58
Mr. Lubbock declines to act. Two seats at the board, it is ins_,
the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, a copy of a de- 40 0 0 -
and the works were left in a very dangerous state. Independent ......... 51. f 0 yet that it is an inevitable necessity. I wrote to Mr. yard station, Spital-square, where witness was on duty
suggested, therefore should remain open until the half-
Tile, who communicated with Mr. Behnes, who very ' Sullivan, in defence, said that he was only occasion- spatch from her Majesty's Chargé d'Affaires at Madrid, London-,....•• •• •• •• - 150 0 0 lt -..'
yearly meeting of the company in February next. Theand said to him, " I surrender myself up to you." He ....-
much disliked having a .railing, but the former gentle- ally employed, and the summons against him was dis- enclosing
engineer of the company, Mr. Fowler, has been actively the subjoined copy of a translation of a Spanish Do., Part. Preference C 1.61. per cent.. 25 0 0
official notice relative to the establishment, from the Ist
charged. Pece,ix ............. 41. per cent.l 60 0 0 52. 0 0 30.34
Ratclitf.• •• • ....•• • 51. 100 0 0 16 0 0 16
engaged since the passing of the act in setting out the line man agrees with me that a railing of some sort is an in- said to him, "What for ; what have you done ?" and he
of Otober next, of a new lighthouse, situated to the west
and preparing the working plans and the detailed estimate evitable necessity, and he has sent me a sketch of one replied " I've killed my wife this morning." Witness Wilson and Hammond were committed to prison for
of the Canal o -*usagesunitethGeneral ...... 2/. 10s. 50 0 0 ax . 20%
Westminster Chartered 41 per cent. 50 0 0 •1 60!6
of the works ; and he and the solicitor of the company have which he thinks will accord with the statue. called POliceman 59, who was on reserve duty, and di. 14 days each.
f )(province of Guipuzcoa), called
Cape Plata. . Ditto, New .... -••- 50 0 0 10 o 0 97i
also carefully investigated the probable cost of the land and Mr. T. H. HALL said it was only an act of justice to Mr. Hanley said that as his object. had only been to
reefed him to accompany the prisoner to the house and(Copy.)
the other expenses until the opening of the line. - af
-nr. the committee to whom had been entrusted the matter punish those who were the most active in the move- (Translation.) . • WATER-WORKS.
Fowler states that the works at the prices included in Mr, in question to state that they had done all they possibly ascertain if' such was the case, and also to send for the
ment, he had not thought it necessary to summon more
Parry's contract will not exceed 50,000/., and the other could for the purpose of protecting it, since the matter divisional surgeon if required. than those who had appeared before his worship. It LIGHTHO. U.SES ON THE COASTS OF SPAIN ON THE OCEAN.
Dividend Amount
expenses, it is believed, will be covered by 30,000/., , The Ministry of Marine has communicated to the Hy- N•ine of Company, per of Paid. Price.
making was brought forward at the court. (Hear.) Mr. D'Eyncourt-Was the prisoner sober at the time ? was, however, his intention to pay off the rest, and he
drographical Office, through the Ministry of Public Works, - , Annum. Share.
the total outlay 80,0001. They are enabled to submit me v
Mr. "...L. L!OTT said he quite agreed with the surveyor Witness-He appeared to have been drinking. I wished to know how he should proceed in the event of some data relative to the establishment of a new light-
these figures with more than ordinary confidence, from . I X s. d. X s. d.
the character of the railway, which is a, surface line, in the opinion that a railing was necessary, but thought could not Fay he was drunk. their interfering with persons he might employ. house, erected by the Corps of Eneineers of roads, canals,
East London
scarcely interfering with any buildings, and not involving that the experiment might be tried a few days without
Witness resumed-The prisoner and the constable left Mr. Elliott replied that he would be justified in giv- and ports, according to which the following notice has
Grand Junction
any stations or other works of magnitude. The arrange- it. He wished that Sir P. Laurie and other gentlemen e ing persons going on the works without' lawful excuse been drawn up :- • Kent.... • ' 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 78%
went with the South-Eastern Railway Company removes of taste would communicate to the court whether they and returned again in about a quarter of an hour after. into custody, orhave them removed by the police ; and 141(THTHOUSE ON THE CAPE LA PLATA, AT PASAGES, Lambeth. - 100 0 0 - . -
the main source of the uncertainty and disappointment did not think the statue a failure by reason of its being wards. He then entered the charge on the sheet and if they interfered with the men in his employment in (PROVINCE OF GIJIPUSCOA.) . New River Company 21.105. - -
Southwark &Vauxhall ; liL per cnt. 100 0 0 - 89%
--
which have generally attended railway enterprise, and placed six feet too low, read it over. He said, "That's it." West Middlesex .- • • - 91
the way of inducing them to leave their work, or inti- From the Ist of October next the above-mentioned light-
places the undertaking, on the footing of a guaranteed line, Sir P. LAURIE-You cannot alter that part of it now. midated them in any way, summonses would be granted house will be lighted every night ;it is situated to the
as in any view of the case it is impossible to anticipate a The prisoner declined putting any questions to the west of the Channel of Pasages, in 4'3 dog. 20 min. 21 sac. BRIDGES.
Mr. C. PHILLIPS said that when he saw Sir P. Laurie against them, and they would be liable under the act of
receipt insufficient, under the working arrangements, to witness. N. latitude, and 4 deg. 48 min. 43 sec. B. longitude from
rise, he was in hopes that the worthy knight intended parliament to severe punishment.
meet the stipulated interest of 54 per cent. on the paid-upthe Naval Observatory of San Fernando. Dividend Amount
to allude to the state of the lamps, which were a dis- John .Jackson, 59 H, deposed that he went with the Frederick Van Cooper, who had been for some time Paid. Price.
share capital, and the fixed percentage for the current ex- • Its apparatus is of the fourth cetadioptrical order, with
menses, which, unlike all modern railway experiences grace to the City of London. prisoner from the station to his residence, in 15, Parlia- in cu.stenly at the Mansion-house, on a, charge of extort- a permanent lieht, of natural colour, and its range will be of Name of Company.
Annum. Share.
Lams 9. corresponding profit to the company upon every Mr. ABRAHAM protested against the continuance of meat-court, Artillery-ground. He heard the statement ing money by falsely representing himself as belonging Xs.d.X s• d.
increase of the gross receipts, and render the participation the discussion which had arisen from the fact of gentle- made by the prisoner to the last witness. The prisoner to the press, and who had been in custody at this court about miles, under favourable atmospherical circum-
Hungerford .... • • .... - - - 12
in the surplus profits highly- 100 0 0 -
valuable to the proprietors. men not attending to their duty by absenting them- - Southwark ...... •• .. -
supposingtook him into the passage, and on the 'first landing of -
the outlay to amount to 80,000/., and to be selves. If they had been present at the last sitting of ready4'urnished lodgings, was brought np for final exp.- lieu feet (148, 125 metres above the level of equinoxial Ditto of '7!-' p.c. 1/. per cent. 5J 0 0 -
raised by 55,000/. paid-up share capital, and 25,000/, the court they would have known that the subject had the stairs showed him a woman, who was in a sitting ruination. The evidence adduced left no doubt of the tides.' Waterloo -
Ditto Old Ann. of Si 11. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 - 316
32%
borrowed under the company's powers, at interest at the 23
rote of f 5 per cent, per annum, a receipt of 401. a mile- been brought under the notice of the commission who posture, with her head and arms upon her knees, and prisoner's guilt, and the magistrate committed him to This publication is made for the purpose expressed at
had the matter under consideration. the beginning of this notice. v,,DiLtthoaiNit.v. 5.t.it.t.0.?.f.7:1 ll.
910655: 4d.
7400
100 03 -....
21%
h allele length being 4i miles only-the gross earnings her knees up towards her chin, Prisoner said, " That's the House of Correction at Wandsworth for 14 days.
Madrid, Sept. 4, 1855.
The subject then dropped.
weeld be 9,360/., and the net eernings 4,6801., which would her." Witness took hold of her band and felt it was The prisoer was further convicted in a penalty of 203.,
BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, SEPT. 17. DOCKS.
RESIGNATION OF THE MEDICAL OFFICER.
pay to the 'proprietors Si. 10s, per cent. Should the re- cold. He then lifted her head back and saw in her lap or 14 days' imprisonment, for an assault on a respect -
The Right Hon. the Lords of the Committee of Privy
eeipte he .50/. a mile it would. give a gross annual The MEl:gem, OFFICER read the following communi- able surgeon in the vicinity of the Westminster•road.
Council for Trade have received, through the Secretary of Name of Company. Dividend Amount 1
per of 1 Paid. Price.
revenue of 11,7001., and a net income of 5,850/., which nication, which was ordered to be entered on the jour- a pool of congealed blood. He believed she was dead
State for Foreign Affairs, a copy of a despatch from her Annum. Share.
would pay a dividend of 61. 17e. 3d. per cent.; 601. a nals of the court :- from her face and hands being cold, and he said to the Majesty's Consul at Valparaiso, inclosing a memorandum -- - 1
mile would produce 14,040/. a year 0T0:7,5, 7,029/. net, and " Upper Grosvenor-street, Sept. 18, 1855. prisoner, "How did you do this ?" Ho replied, "With SOUTHWARK.-George Pemble, a shoemaker, re-by the master- of the bard tie Druid, reporting the exist- £s.d.£ s. d. .
. pay a dividend of 71.185. 6.1. • 70/7 would give 16,3801. "Gentlemen-Circumstances oblige me to resign into . „ . ~ . ~ siding at No. 17, Pepper-street, Union-street, South-
once of a very dangerous patch of breakers, lying, is near
g,oss, 3,1901. net, and the dividend would be 81. 10s. 9d. ; your hands the appointment of Officer of Health to the a knife. He asked him it he struck her on the landing, weak, was charged with having wilfully murdered MaryCEoaisntmareiracilavle.st. .r...d.i.a.2
65/.. ppir.
rent.
sEtttooeckk.. Stock. , -
and he replied "No." He asked him for the knife ;on Ann Latimer, a female with whom he had for some, time, as the master could ascertain, about live miles N.N.E. of
nest Country•. - - - eae it mile would. produce a net revenue of 9,300 t., and pay city of London, a post which, for the past seven years, - - i
a dividend of 10 . is. Ll. ; 90/, would give a net receipt et it has been my good fortune to fill under your sanitary which the prisoner said, "Come up stairs, and I'll give cohabited. . the rocky islet of Sala y Gomez, in hit 26 deg. 28 min. S.,
long. 105 deg. 20 min. W. This island is however said to Loilciltotn„
Bonds
:: .... ....
- -
10,550 n, and pay 111. 2s. 4d. to the proprietors: and 100e_
wo tild bring a net revenue of 11,700 e, and pay a dividend administration, and which I now propose to relinquish it to you." Prisoner then went up stairs, witness fol. Helen Gormar-Inm a married woman, and I live at lie in long. 105 dog. 20 min. W. by the best authorities. St. Katnarine •• • 4 per cent. Stock.
,outhampton • 3l. Os per c. 50 0 0 50 0 0 -
at whatever time you can conveniently fix for the sloe lowing, and from the sill of the second-floor front room No. 23, Pepper-street, Union-street, Southwark. I WAR-OFFICE, SEPT. 18.
of IV. 3s. 841. per cent. By the report of the Railway Victoria ..•... • si. percent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 -
know the prisoner as a neiehbour. About half est 39th Foot.-To be Lieutenants, by purchase-Ensign
Coennissioners for 1851 it appears that tho receipt per mile tion of my successor. ►' window he took a knife and gave it to the witness.
per week of
.the South-Eastern Railway, exclusive of the "The Minister of Health has conferred on me the five this mMiig, I was up, and I heard a disturbance W. 0. Smith, vice Phillipps, promoted; Ensign F. S. JOINT-STOCK BANKS.
(The knife, a lorg clasp knife, similar to a butcher's opposite. I went outside my house, and I saw the pri- Hore, vice oung, who retires.
Greenwich lines, was 621. ;of the Brighton, 801. ;of the very hieli honour of inviting me to become medical ad. (The
was produced.) Witness asked him, "Where senor knock the deceased down. I went to her, and 47th Foot.-Ensign E. J. Moires to be Lieutenant, by
North London (for passengers alone), leO/. The present, visor of his board under its new constittition. I believe
per of Paid. Price.
take of the Tilbdry line, insita unfinished state, is 501. per you will feel gratified that one who has earned his ore- had you the knife before striking her ? " and he said shook her ; but she was insensible. As I went out do- purchase, vice Irby, whose promotion, by purchase, ou Name of Company.
Annum. Share.
mile per week, and is estimated by the lessees to produce dentials in your service should have been selected for " Here," pointing to between the mattress and the bed, ceased said to me, " Hold my bonnet, I'll serve him , ),..hasbeen cancelled.
34 November'lSt t
next year 801. to IDO/. eer mile per week. Under thee out." I think she meant to attack the prisoner. She 91st Foot-Captain Frederick Hervey Fuller, from half- - i i
I X s. d. £ s. d.
this arduous and honourable trust, and I hope it is with The knife is covered with blood up to the hilt. Thepay unattached, to be Captain, repaying the difference, A, st •al Isla '2Ol per cent. 40 0 0 all 91
circumstances it is manifestly desirable that the line shoulii was then bleeding profusely from the nose. When I
be opened' for traffic at the earliest poseible period, which no unworthy ambition that, while my strength permits,
blond was part wet and part dry. Witness asked him went to the deceased she was dead. The prisoner helped vice Cochrane, who exchanges ; Lieutenant M. P. Mac-
!lo/.pei cent. 1100 0 0 20 0 0 -
the engineer states may be easily effected before the es:s -
I eladly embrace the opportunity of labouring in aqueen to ba Captain, by purchase, vice Fuller, who re- CB
our
ni tiimis he
Commercial
ioarli 1701.1,n. io.e.ll;dl c.oa‘nn.. 1 6 /.* per
why he struck her with the knife, and he said " We've me to lift bee np. I thld him he had murdered her. He tires; Ensign H. E. Glass to he Lieutenant, bipurchase, colonial.... a - ...... 1 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
pitixi hill Of 12 months; and it will only remain for the larger field of usefulness than the City could. pi7ospec-
-16/. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 -
directors to secure, either by arrangements with the West tively offer. been to a raffle we had a row." Witness took him replied, " Oh, don't say that. I have not killed her." I vice Macqueen.
said, " You hav©" when he replied, " Oh, I hope not. BREVET. lonian. .
Lond.Char.lik.of Aus. 1 - 20 0 0 all 0 1
-
End Company for the use of their Farnborough line or "In terminating my connection with your honourable down stairs and back to the station, and sent for Mr. London and County .. 110'. per cent! 50 0 0 20 0 0 39%
otberwise,s e traffic of the beautiful districts of Central court, I must thank you for a great deal of kindness. Mean, the divisional surgeom I did not intend to hurt her." Ido not think the de• Captain Frederick Hervey Fuller, 91st Foot, to be Ma-
and West Kent." Especially and most gratefully I would acknowledge „ ' ,essttot.s.t.r :11/1., percent. cliti, j igg t)) 2010 00 00
:ens
li
vie- D Evncourt-What state was he in ? ceasedlguagweasof quite but the prisoner
heardT jer in the Army, Jan. 10, 1837. l'in°lneideantnwt
Sir J. Lubbock, Mr. Wilkinson, M.P., Mr. Main, that whatever success has seemed to follow my sugges- i 4 Tr, sßrevet-Major Frederick. Hervey Fuller, 91st Foot, to be provincial of Ireland.. 8/• per cent. 1100 0 0 '25 0 0 -
Lieutenant-Celonel in the Army, Nov. 11, 1851. Ditto, New.• • ...... 8 I•per cent. 10 0 0 all -
and Mr. Cater were proposed as the board of directors, tions, could never have been obtained except for the Witness-He appeared to have been drinking, and her say, "If I had only my brother from Shorediteh Nationr.l of Ireland.... 6i. per cent. 50 0022 10 0 COMMISSION SIGNED BY THE QUEEN.
-
and unaennously elected, thorough co-operation of your strong authority, and for was excited and shook very much• here, you should not ill use me so." The deceased did Nat. Provincial of ring. 81, per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 -Ist Royal Lanarkshire Militia-Arthur Augustus Long- D.tte, New .. •..... Fif. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 -
The*.CHAIRMAN said be had the pleasure to inform the the -certainty I was always able to entertain of having drinking? not attempt to lay bold of the prisoner. She stood in
r. yncour - e appearetohavebeen M D'E t H d
front of him at the time, and he deliberately knocked morn, late Captain '''3:-h Regiment, to be Adjutant, vice nrisiitai Bank Corpora. 40. p. canes. 25 0 0 all 42%
proprietors that only 550 shares remained to be taker, your support in all reasonable and practicable things. South Australia •• .... 141 p.ct.& bs. 25 0 0 „ Ca4er, resigned. ` '
-
up, tile greater pelt of which certain of the directors "If I might arrogate any merit to myself in having Witness--His whole manner appeared to denote that. he, d„,n.
COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY LORD-LIEUTENNTS.
Were prepared to take themselves if the shareholdere gained from you this generous measure of confidence, Mr. D'Eyncourt-When you first lifted her head did Richard Barrett said-I live at No. 57, E wer.street, Li tt lnfantryß t- I' f the Royal S - 1.1. g i I. .3. :on o useex iii
is
Union of Australia-- "30;. per cent. 25 0 0 2
1,0, .d,
_7 04
Ditto ..............
,30 . per cent. - . ,
iiliotild not he disposed to increase their stake in the and if I might name the praise which before all others I you see the wound in the neck ? Gravel-lane, Southwark. This morning, about a guar. Ensign Warden Sergison to be Lieutenant. un-Toni-1,01 Imireirdi :........ 20'. p_er cent. eeig g 0 10
au
0 L. 9%
concern. In the first instance, however, these unap • would wish to have deserved, it would be that of having ter to 5, I was passing from Norfollostreet, Pepper- 2(17 or Eastern Regiment of Norfolk Militia-Joseph
Witness-No I did not, but I did afterwards, when
propria,ted shares would be offered to the proprietor., filled any office with an earnest dutiful appreciation of street, when I saw the prisoner and the deceased quer- Meek Paul, Gent., to be Lieutenant, vice Peek; appointed CANALS.
_pro rata. , its responsibilities, and of having held them nearer to I assisted her up stairs and put her on the bed. Mr. rolling in the street They went in doors, and a minute to the 95th Infatry.
Mr. WILKINSON drew attention to the advantages of my heart than an consideration. In this metropolis, Shaw, surgeon, had seen the body before the arrival of or two afterwards again came into the street and had Royal Barks Militia-Ensign Francis Renell Cox to bo
Y Price Names c't
fened by the Slid-Kent Railway, and explained the almost of the world, so teeming with knowledge and Mr. Mears, The wound was on the right-hand side, words together. I was afraid to interfere, as the de. Lieutenant, vice Brickmann, Promoted- e Al'i'num. Price.
i 5?..4 Dividend_e
grounds upon which he considered it, would be a most with criticism, to have worked without assistance from about two inches below the ear, and appeared .tohe a ceased made use of such dreadful language. She threw 2d Regiment of the Royal Surrey Militia-Ensign Seton
proliteble investment. He observed that if the line precedent, as the first health officer of a large population, large wound, sufficient for him to have put in his two oyster shells and mud at the 'prisoner. He attempted Ralph Forster to he Lieutenant. L11;11
111
(11 '''A.-I.rivin;lure,:d. Companies.
ILI i -
X 1
were extended further into Kent, as it most probable' has indeed been no common care. Neither has it been a to get nut of her way, but she seized hold of him, and West Kent Regiment of Militia-George Wildes, Gent.,
- eshm &Oldie 98 71. r. ct. 139 gacelesfield. iOO 2/. 10s. 51%
fineers Blood was oozing from it at the time. The said she would par ea,tisfaction from him. He struck to he Ensign.
would be, the whole of the traffic must pass over their slight honour to advise the Corporation of London in re- ' .ld h •
four miles of railway ; while, judging from the analogy spect of that career of sanitary improvement which has edges appeared jagged. It had the appearance of a stab her, and she fell aga,insi a post. During the quarrel Forfar and Kincardine Regineont of Militia-James 150' 41 - Oxford •• • • 100 - 110
Beattie, Gent , to be Second Lieutenant.
rather than a cut. Ho only observed one wound. she took up a bar of iron and attempted to break the Ross, Caithness, Sunderland, and Cromarty Regiment nßeirvienligi.a.l.ll-11040°' .M.
IBltalr,iiiisklm.7l.l).r..g 160' - 1 - `oath ...... 100 161. -
_9.1
tizeeaglLEcosr.e.s.t.. 7A 51. Os. 86
of other lines, at the same distance from the metro- • been opened for the benefit of future times. But corn•
of prisoner's head with it.l/ 14M
polio, it was impossible to doubt that the traffic of the mensurate with the distinction and with the anxieties of There was a great quantity of blood on the landing of Rifle Militia-William John Murray, Gent:, to be En- Derby • •...!1 61. 15s. 81 Rochdale _.•• • • 85' 11. 10s. 60
district which those four miles of line traversed would be my office have been its opportunities for usefulness-so the stairs, but a much larger pool of blood The prisoner was remanded until Friday, the magic- sign. • EllsnirekChsl 69'2•`4 p. ct. - Somrset Coal 140, - -
preply sufficient to insure a large profit, especially when great that no ability, no attainments', no devotion, could fiats refusing to accept bail.
near the bed in the prisoner's room. The deceased's Frederick, Bousley, an engineer, was brought up on a This appointment is substituted for that which appeared -1
(Do., 6 or. Ct., 10,6/. pr. ct. 1214 , i'dflrd &Wore 001 281. 425
randJuncin 100 31. pr. ct. 40 Do. Lk Fdet 121 - -
it woe considered that they had under their arrange- have reached further than to satisfy the claims and in the Gazette of Friday last, the 14th inst.] Grand Surrey,loo! 4/. - Shrewsbury.. 125 - -
meat with the South-Eastern, the advantage of a Lou- responsibilities which arose in them-so great, that no hands were not clasped, but rather closed, and had blood warrant, charged with committing a brutal assault on Royal Perthshire Rifle Militia-Joseph Stewart fender, Grand 'Union 100' 1/.os. - Stonrbrldge.. 05 12/. 290
' don terminus for that traffic without any expense to labour could be fruitlessly given to their cultivation, en them. At the station the prisoner asked for pen, ink, his wife. Gent,, to be Lieutenant, vice Ounninghame, who has oh- leennt & aesn' 39 68. Od. - Severn and./ a 2/ 28
themselves, nor any zeal he legitimately spared from their tier- and paper, to write to his sister, which was complied The latter, who exhibited a black eye, stated that her tamed an Ensigncy in the line. Lancaster ..!100: - - Wye Rail. 2,, '
2/. 23%
In reply to a question from a shareholder, it was vice. As I now look back on those opportuni- with. He then wrote :-" My dear Mary, .Make your- husband was in the constant habit of beating her. On NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. LLeeteedess&teLri.v.r.p. 110000 2551/.. -4911Varwick&e
stated that the time allowed by the act of Parliament ties, irrevocably passed as they are, the retrospect self Saturday night, about 12 o'clock, he came home drunk., Leicstr &Nth' 83 2/. 11
as happy as you can. If you and I are allowed to Department of the Accountant-General of the Navy, Lougliborogh 142 707. - Napton...S 100
for the purchase of the laud was two years, and for the awakens in me many a regretful wish that I could and pulled her out of bed. Not content with that, he h 100 - - Worcstr & 78 2/. 19
completion of the railway tire© years. better have accomplished the requirements involved in speak to each other I shall be very glad, and will tell you kicked her in such an unmerciful manner, that she was Admiralty, Somerset House, Sept. 13. Monmouths
Mntginerysh 100 - -
,Binning.
something.-(Signed) DANIEL CORDON. Witness compelled to leave the house and seek the assistant() of Notice is hereby given, to all persons iuterested therein,
The CHAIRMAN, in reference to a remark as to the de- them, and I desire more deeply than I can express that meltnetwery 100; - - wins Sr Bkr s -10 s. Od. 4%
- - WBainrniviicnkg.& 31 1*
that preparations are now rnakine for the intended distri-
sirahility of delaying the calling up of the capital during I may be judged to have formed a sufficient estimate of went and saw the sister, and brought her to the station- the police. On her return home, her husband had de- bution of proceeds arising from the Russian brig Alexau-
the existence of the pressure in the money market, said their importance, and at least to have striven my best in house, where she bad an interview with him, in the pre- camped, and she came to this court the next morning der, captured on the 12th April, 1854, by her Majesty's INSURANCE COMPANIES.
it, was important that means should be provided for pro- answering to so noble a vocation.-I beg to remain, sence of the witness and two inspectors. for a warrant. ship Tribene.
I Dividend 1 Amount 1
ceeding with the works as rapidly as possible. The calls gentlemen, your obliged, obedient servant, Mr. Combo committed him for three months. ' Agents or other persons having any just and legal do: Name of Company. per I of I Paid. I Price.
...

Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. , Share.
,— -
X s. d. £ s. d.
British •• •• •• ••.• ..
Ditto Provincial .. •• 71. 20 0 0 20 0 0 20
Brighton ••••—•• • • ~ 51. 20 0 0 20 0 0 15
City of London .. •• •• 4/. Os. 100 0 0 15C 0 0
Continental (4th Cap.) . 10 0 0 20 0 0
Equitablo -• •• •• .. •• •• 2/. 10s. 50 0 0 all Si
Groat Central
Imperial .. • • ........ 10L & bonus. 50 0 0 all hitl
Independent ......... 51. 140 0 0 PP
London•• .... •••••• .• 150 0 0 lt -..
Do., Par). Preference 61. per cent. I 25 0 0 1.9 ••--
Ptcerix „—.•— .. ~, 41. per cent. 160 0 0 52 0 0 30X
Ratcliff —— . ~, ..... 51. 100 0 0 16 0 0 16
United General ...... 21. 10s. 50 0 0 ali . 20%
Westminster Chartered 41 per cent. 50 0 0 fl 50!4
Ditto, New .... —• • . 50 0 0 10 o 0 97i
WATER-WORKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
-
I £ s. d. £ s. d.
East London
Grand Junction
Kent per cnt. 100 0 0 7814
Lambeth.
. New River Company 21.105. '
Southwark &Vauxhall ' Si. per cnt. 100 0 0 59%
West Middlesex .........per cent. , 61 0 0 • 91
BRIDGES.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
£ s. d. £ s. d.
Hungerford .... • •
Southwark ...... • • • 120 0 0
Ditto New of 7 i-c; p.c. 1/. per cent. Si 0 0
Waterloo• — 100 0 0 314
i)itto Old Ann. of Si. 11. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 — 321%
Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 23
Vauxhall .........• • • 965. 70 10 3 21%
DOCKS.
Dividend Amount 1
Name of Company. per of I Paid. Price,
Annum. Share. I
--
£ s. d. £ s. d.
Commercial ••.••• .• 5/. pr cent. Stock. Stock.
East and West India.. 61. pr cent. Stock.
East Country • . - —••—
London .•• • • • . •• ••
Ditt,, Bonds 4l. per cent.
St. Katnarine
outhampton
Victoria .. •• —•• ... si. percent. 20 0 0' 10 0 0

JOINT-STOCK BANKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
-- I
i I X s. d. £ s. d.
Nustralasia........... 201. per cent.! 40 0 0 all 91
British North American ; Of. per cent. ; 50 0 0 „
Commercial of London. ;10/.pei cent,. ;100 0 0 20 0 0
Colonial .............. 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0
lonian. —..
Lond.Char. Bk.. of Aus ' 20 0 0 all 0 I
London and County
Londa and Westminstr :14/. per cent. jlOO 0 0 20 0 0 4'i
London Joint-Stock c 121. per cent! 50 0 0 10 0 0 32%
Provincial of Ireland lBl. per cent. 1100 0 0 25 0 0
Ditto, New.• •
Nationr,l of Ireland l6s. per cent.. 50 0 0 22 10 0
Nat. Provincial of Eng ! 82. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0
Ditte, New .. —— •
Oricutat Bank Corpora :B'. p. ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all 42M
South Australia •• 1141 p.ct.& bs. 25 0 0 If -
Union of Australia '3ol. per cent. 25 0 0 7F
Ditto
Union of London
Union of Madrid

concern. en sae urea instance, nowever, tuese unap • wouiu wish to have deserved, it would be that of having Witness-No, I did not, but I did afterwards, when ter to o, J. was passing irom eeortoliastreet, rapper- 2d or Eastern Regiment of Norfolk Militia-Joseph
CANALS.
prooriated shares would be offered to the proprietor., filled any office with an earnest dutiful appreciation of street,. vhen I saw the prisoner and the deceased quay- Meek Pahl, Gent., to be Lieutenant, vice Peek°, appointed •
p-ro rata. , its responsibilities, and of leaving held them nearer to I assisted her up stairs and nut hereon the bed. Mr, rolling in the street They went in doors, and a minute to the 95th Infantry.
I a'
Mr. WILKINSON drew attention to the advantages of- my heart than any consideration. In this metropolis, Shaw, surgeon, had seen the body bfore the arrival of or two afterwards again came into the street and had Royal Baits Militia-Ensign Francis Ronell Cox to bo
feral by the Mid-Kent Railway, and explained the almost of the world, so teeming with knowledge and Mr. Mears. The wound was on the right-hand side,together.
words I was afraid to interfere, as the de- Lieutenant, vice Brickmann, promoted.
She 2d Regiment of the Royal Surrey Militia-Ensign Seton Companies. I
~ per
: v., Annum. , Companies. .: ;
Annum.
ee .
ceased made use of such dreadful laneuage. threw ec,..4 Divplrd
Trice
_ -
grounds upon which ho considered it would be a most with criticism, to have worked without assistance from about two inches below the ear, and appeared. to be a
Ralph Forster to he Lieutenant. Names of
_1 e Dividend Price Names of
profitable investment. He observed that if the line precedent, as the first health officer of a large population, large wound, sufficient for him to have put in his two oyster shells and mud at the 'prisoner.
lyeofattemptedd
West Kent Regment of Militia-George Wildes, Gent., I X • , £''
were extended further into Kent, as it most probably has indeed been no common care. Neither has it been a fingers. Blood was oozing from it at the time. The to get out of her way, but she seized hold him, an
said she would have satisfaction from him. He struck to be Ensign.
earnsiee•..• 160 - ; - Neath ••• • • • 100 161.
would be, the whole of the traffic must pass over their slight honour to advise the Corporation of London in re- Forfar and Kincardine Regiment of Militia-James four miles of railway ; while, judging from the analogy spect of that career of sanitary improvement which Las -
edges appeared jagged. It had the appearance of a stab her, and she fell :Tains; a post. During the quarrel Beattie, Gent., to be Second Lieutenant. A shtn &Oldh 98 71. r. ct. 139 gacelesfield. /00 2/. 10s. 51%
40' 4/. 93 Peak Forest. 78 51. Os. 86
rather than a cut. Ho only observed one wound. she took up a bar of iron and attempted to break the Ross, Caithness, Sunderland, and Cromarty Regiment coyentry....lloo' 25/. 1 - Ilegent's•• •• 30,
~1/1„
,1,P4
Br;
irreuni i.e,
ia,,
ham 40'
4/. I - Oxford...-. 100 - 110
_1214 ,:totflarcrlb&riWdgo.r.c. 4450 ' 281.12 290425
Si I,loclidale..•• 85 " VS. so
of other lines, at the same distance from the metro- been opened for the benefit of future times. But corn-
of prisoner's head with it. of Rifle Militia-William John Murray, Gent:, to be En- Derby • •... 'loo' 61. Iss.
polls, it was impossible to doubt that the traffic of the mensurate with the distinction and with the anxieties of There was a great quantity of blood on the landing
EllnnirekChs" 69 214 p. et., - somrset Coal 140, -
The prisoner was remandedtbaii. until Friday, the magic. sign. •
district which those four miles of line traversed would be my office have been its opportunities for usefulness-so the stairs, but a much larger pool of blood
lisle refusmg to decop .
Grandhia n .e,
a6s
tu,dir:. Cio-.t...
110010:6/1. ti.
sc.t .
......
eleply sufficient to insure a large profit, especially when great that no ability, no attainments, no devotion, could near the bed in the prisoner's room. The deceased's Bousley, an engineer, was brought up on a This appointment is substituted for that which appeared G.r,aondJonc•n' 100 31. pr.ct.' 40 Do. Lk Fclt 12; - -
Grand Siirrey,loo! 4/. - Shrewsbury.. 125 -
it was considered that they had, under their arrange- have reached further than to satisfy the claims andl n
Royal
aGlvapz Gazette
hosfh _Fridayire iliii.
e last,3iz i l
itthi
ae
-14,ftoh,
eiapi
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s.
tret
hands were not clasped, butrather closed,and had blood Frederick
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moot with the South-Eastern, the advantage of a Lou- responsibilities which arose in them-so great, that no
Gent,, to be Lieutenant, vice Ounninghame, who has oh- Kennt & Ava 39' Ss. Od. - Severn midi. . 2/. 28
don terminus for that traffic without any expense to labour could be fruitlessly given to their cultivation, on them. At the station the prisoner asked for pen, ink, his wife.
twined an Ensigncy in the line, lust.]
Pender,
themselves, l' d nor any zeal be: legitimately spared from their ser- and paper, to write to his sister, which was comp le The latter who exhibited a black eye stated that her
husband was' in the constant habit of beating her. On Leeds &Livrp 100 25/. - IWarwtck & 7 (
Leicester ..•• 100; 5/. 49% Firming.
3No 1 2/. 23%
In reply to a question from a shareholder, it was vice. As I now look back on those opportuni- with. He then wrote :-" My dear Mary, ---Make your- NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. Wye Rail.J 21)
Leicstr S; Nth' 831 - . - Warwick & 1
100 21. 11
Saturday night, about 12 o'clock, he came home drunk,
stated that the time allowed by the act of Parliament ties, irrevocably passed as they are, the retrospect self as happy as you can. If you and I are allowed to andpulled 'her out of bed. Not content with that, he Department of the Accountant-General of the Navy,
h 100 - - Worcstr & 78 2/ 19
for tae purchase of the laud was two years, and for the awakens in me roan y a regretful wish that I could
Admiralty, Somerset House, Sept. 13. i‘eroeurieinli
01,uort?iesh 142; 701.
speak to each other I shall be very glad, and will tell you kick ed her in such an unmerciful manner, that she 'was
completion of the railway three years. better have accomplished the requirements involved in - Notice is hereby •given, to all persons iuterested therein, si ijlmor. I,o_ wins Si; Brks -10 s. Od. 4
something.-(Signed) e e -(Siened) DANIEL LORDON." Witness compelled to leave the house and seek the assistance of Mtit merysh 100
The CHAIRMAN, in reference to a remark as to the de- them, and I desire more deeply than I can express that that preparations are now making for the intended distri- '' ' • Y '
hullos of proceeds arising from the Russian brig Alexan-
eirability of delaying the calling up of the capital during I may be judged to have formed a sufficient estimate of went and saw the sister, and brought her to the station- the. police. On her return home, her husband had de-
d and she came to this court the next morning
by
der, captured on the 12th April, 1854, her Majesty's INSURANCE COMPANIES.
the existence of the pressure in the money market, said their importance, and at least to have striven my best in house, where she bad an interview with him, in the pre-
('foarm aPewa'rrant. ship Tribune. Dividend Amount
it was important that means should be provided for pro- answering to so noble a vocation.-I beg to remain, Bence of the witness and two inspectors. Mr. Combo committed him for three months. • Agents or other persons having any just and legal de- Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
ceeding with the works as rapidly as possible. The calls gentlemen, your obliged, obedient servant,
' could riot, however, exceed 5/. each in amount, nor could (Signed) " JOHN SimoN. George Marsh, inspector of the H division, deposed mand unliquidated against the said proceeds are required Annum. Share.
_ - NRainpntoinngl .
to transmit the particulars of any such demand to the Re they be made at shorter intervals than three months. • ~ To the Honourable the Commissioners of Sewers of that he went to the prisoner's house and saw the deceased.
£ a. d. £ a. d.
THAMES.-A young man named Robert Wheeler gistrar of the High Court of Admiralty, in order that the
Albion . . .• ... . 3/. 10s. 500 0 0 50 0 0 83
A vote of thenks to the chairman terminated the pro - City of London." lying on the bed quite dead. He saw two large cuts
solicited the ma ' ' •
gistrate s signature to a testimonial in Alliance
ceedings. Mr, 11. L. TAYLOR-When does Mr. Simon's year of under the right ear. There was a great quantity of his favour, under the following circumstances. The
• same may be examined, taxed, and allowed by that offieer,
and paid under the sanction of the Judge of the said court.
and all other persons holding powers of attorney, Ditto marine ....... 61. p.c. & is. 100 0 0 25 0 0 3'./34
Anchor
- office expire ? blood on the floor, and her clothes were saturated with applicant was serving in the naval brigade before Sebes- Agents •
Mr. Dew (the Chief Clerk)-It does not expire at any prize orders, assignments, or other instruments, by virtue Atlas
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON THE CHES. e,tool , and thetoes of hisfoot were shot while
blood. There was also blood on the staircase -
precise time,6 per cent.
505 0
‘0)
51
150
00 -___
71. 10s. 50 0 0 5 0 0 -
TER AND HOLYHEAD RAIL TVA Y. which had ran on to the first step. He after- doing duty in the trenches. He was sent home invalided belonging to any captor, are requested, with as little British., Commercial .
M. H. L. TAYLOR said he thought it would be found_2l
on a pension of Bd, per day. Since his arrival in London delay as possible, to transmit the same, accompanied 0 0 11100 0 00
es by reference to the proceedings of the court that there the station, and hearing the prisoner
wards went to
be had twice materially assisted the police of the K divi- by the usual documents, to the Prize Branch of the County .... ._ ......., , 4/.
50 0 0 5 0 0 -
Crown .... .. .... .... I,s. Od
The committee of shareholders appointed to confer was a specific time at which the year of office ceased, had sent for his sister, he remained until she sion when some thieves were resisting their lawful cap- t,leriel.,lled.& La.ll,ife• spr et..& is.
11(0,00
Department of the " Accountant-General of the Navy, Eagle.,
with the directors, • and to investigate the "position, The MADICAL OFFICER.-The office used to terminate came ;he asked her "if she wished to see her brother," tore,. and a few weeks since ho aided in the capture of Admiralty, Somerset House." Equity and Law...-. 414 per cent. 100 0050 0 5%
• policy, and manareement, proceedings, and interests" of with the new commission. Two or three years ago the and she said "Yes." He, Inspector Gernon, and the two desperate thieves who were committed for trial, and Due notice will bo given, by future advertisements in European Life ...... ... I/. 20 0 0 all 18%
5%
the company, have just completed their report, commission was good.enough to constitute my office as . had since been convicted at the Clerkenwell sessions. He sister saw the prisoner in the office. Witness asked him Globe . ... .. 51. per cent. Stock.
tof distribution• and at the same time, the 0 0 47 ii 0 26
Tho committee state, that having generally verified ' one during pleasure, but, of course, it now has only to
"if hwished t k t his ' " d h •4:1 +`Y
es." o spea o s sister, an e said es.„ had determined to apply to the Commissioners of Police mencemen
i..(; „..
i' Guardian ............ 5/. per cent. 100
the London Ga,:ztle, of the date proposed for the corn. Genera 1.............. 6L 5 O 0 ~
the capital account, they sought an interview with the consult its own convenience. I should be delighted tofor an appointment as waterman at a cab stand, and amount of an inc WI u.al's share la the respective classes
members of the board who specially represent the Ches. make myself useful in any way I can. Witness cautioned him, informing him he should take wished the magistrate to certify to his general d wigoo con ll be announced. Imperial Life -
Indemnity Marine.... 11.33 Si 3/. 100 0 0 20 0 0 -
ter and Holyhead shareholders, and negotiations had Mr. ELLIOTT-I presume there is nothing. in the work down his statement in writing. He said "he wished to duct.
Law ...... 2s. & 2s. bs. 100 0 0 210 0 -
Imperial Fire... •• .... 12/. per cent. 500 0 0 50 0 0 -
BANKRUPTS. leo 0 ,' 10 0 0 59
taken place which resulted in a, basis of arrangement connected with your office that would render a more speak to his sister, and. was quite aware it would be used Mr. 'Yardley would do all in his power to forward his
views of directing Sergeant Armstrong to make inquiries Law ire •• • •
50 0 2 0 0 5
Stone, carpenter and builder, Bristol, Legal and General Life -
• ' being agreed upon for securing a closer identity of in. summary closing of your engagement inconvenient-no
against him." His sister, who was lama excited, and Augustine Caius
London ..
' - terest between the two companies than at present exists, arrears of work, for instance?
crying, embraced him, and asked him "why he . .
about the applicant. The maeistrate then wrote a letter
6 Court. Miller, official assignee, Bristol; Britten and Son,
marine Bille••• •
to surrender, October 1, aond 30, at the Bristol District
The document, which bears date the Bth of last month, The MEneces, OFFICER,---NO.to Sir Richard Mayne on the subject, and handed it to lite •,...•• •• ••
Mr. ABRAHAM said he did not know the object of Mr. did it." He then made a statement about meeting Elrkstol
Med. Irrilid & Gen. Life 4% /. per ct. 50 0 2 0 0 3%
states that ' Armstrone, with a request that it should be handed to • William Henry Smith, hop merchant, Birkenhead, minerva ............ sp. ct. & bs. 20 0 20 0 6
"The committee, anxious to promote the unity of the Elliott's question, and was sure that his friend would be a man near the London Docks, and there having Sir Richarbd, with the sergeant's report as early as pox- Oct. 2 and 22, at eleven, at the Liverpool District Court. 18s.per share 100 0 28 0 0 39%
501 0 0 -
Monarch • • • • - • • • • • • -
two companies upon terms mutually advantageous, do the last man in the world to interpose an obstacle for the some beer together, and his offering him a raffle ticket. Bible. Cazenove, official assignee, Liverpool; Roby, Liverpool. 2 10 0 -
not press their proposal for a, guaranteed minimum Purpose of preventing a gentleman from getting into At the Green Dragon, Half-Moon-street, a row subse- - Thomas Waller, provision merchant, &c., Petersfield. Palladium Life ... ee per cent. 50 0 210 0 ete
traffic, but propose that the London and North Western better condition of life when a fitting opportunity for
Hants, Oct. 5, at half-past one, and Nov. 6, at twelve, at reell•enag,-- -- •• •• •• :::: - - -
__
quently took place between the prisoner and his wife's GREENWICH.-Jeenes Bidwell, a tall, powerfully- - - 179
Company shall find the plant and rolling stock, and doing so presenteditself. (Hear.) Here grettedvery much
brother, who threatened to throw him down stairs. He built man, whose face, from the partly healed cuts and Nationalri Loan Fund.. 5/. per cent. 20 0
Professional Life ••• • .. 5/. per cent. 5 0 010 0 -
work the Chester and Holyhead Company's railway as that the court was about to lose the services of a gentle-
scratches, gave evident signs of a recent encounter was
the Court of Bankruptcy. Lee, official assignee, Alder-
manbury ; Chidley, Gresham-street. Provident Life........ 1/. ss. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 3814,
an integral part of the London and North-Western sys- man who had reflected so much honour upon himself, then went home, and heard a man's voice, that of King. Rock Lif •• 7s. 5 3 0 010 0 8%
Edward Squire, timber and iron merchant, Kingston-
charged by Ann Kell woman withwhom he 'cob ll7 and 7, at twelve, at tie Leeds Royal Lire
- • • • - • • ••
Exchange • • 101. per cent. Stock. all 226
tem -for the year commencing . Jan. 1, 1856, at 46 per upon the commission, and upon society at large. Mr. ston's, speaking to his wife on the stairs. Kingston y, a. . a- upon-. Hull, Oct. Nov... .
.1 .
Light-
bited for the lasS four years, with violent and brutal District Court. Carrick, official assignee, eec s , Sun Fire •• •• •• 6/. 105. - fl
cent., for the second year at 44 per cent., and subse- Simon had brought to the performance of the duties of the struck him several blows, and in the course of the treatment, foot Earnshaw. and Frankish, Kingston-upon-Hull. Ditto Life ..... IL 145. - If .....
20 0 0 4 0 0 5%
quently at 1 per cent. above the current half-yearly rate commission abilities and knowledge of a peculiar kind.
United 'Kingdom .... 41. p. ct• & bs. scuffle he struck Kingston • h k He - with apo er. then From the testimony of the complainant appearedUniversal Life .• • ..... 51, per cent. 100 0010 0 0 per cent. for working expenses incurred by the London The study of the profession was generally that of curative
412 6 5%
-
and North-Western' Railway Company upon their own and not of preventive, medicine-a science which wasstreet, St. Luke's, Sept. 28, and Oct. 23, at twelve, at the victoria went out and spoke to a City policeman. After- that the defendant had pursued a continued course of 1 -
'II Life -....- , 5/. per cent. I -
system, including rates and taxes. The Chester and very little understood by the profession at large. His wards he returned home and laid down on the bed with treatment towards her for the last four years and at Court of Bankruptcy. Lee, official assignee, Alderman-
length it had become intolerable ' bury; Young and Pleas, Mark-lane. MISCELLANEOUS.
Holyhead Company shall set aside an annual amount, to ,friend in the discharge of his duties had exhibited an his coat off. This morning his wife called the boys to i
Francis William Fawcett (described in the petition as -
be fixed by the two boards for relaying the way. The amount of knowledge, perseverance, and industry which pe led toseekthe protection of the magistrate. On Frederick William Fawcett) and William Parrott, whole- ' Dividend Amount
go to work, and came into the room shortly after. He
of Paid. Price.
• London and North Western shall, at the same time un- he (Mr. Abraham) hesitated not to say had not only Moimlay be severely beat her, seized her by the hair of sale boot and shoe manufacturer, Lisle-street, Leicester- Name of Company, per
dertake the sea service between Dublin and Holyhea'd on redounded to his credit, but had raised the commission
• asked her what she did there, and some words ensued, her head, beat her senseless tore her clothes, and de CI t h I.` t l d N 6 t
- square, ct 2, a a i-pas e even, an ov. ,at two, a Annum. Share.
-
a separate account, and that the London and North- very high in the estimation of the whole world. (Hear, on which he put his hand under the bed-tick, took out stroyed her hone. She did not wish to hurt biro, but the Court of Bankruptcy. Edwards, official assig,noe, Xs.d.Z s. d.
Western shall dividewiththe Chester and Hol hdC hear.) He was sure that nothing could be further from the knife, and inflicted the wound that caused her death.
yea can- begged the magistrate to bind him over to keep the Sambrook court, Basinghall-street; Holmes, Loftus, and Amurcron ••...•.... sr. ,5000 20 0 0 -
piny any loss incurred by working the boats.(including in- the wish of any member of the commission than that Jane Crease, a widow, residing at 38, Crispin-street, peace, as she was in danger of her life. Young, New-inn, Strand; Shoosmith, Northampton, &action Mart.. •••• • • 2..4 per cent., 50 0 0 - _
terest on capital, depreciation, and insurance),in proper- their medical officer should depart from the court with Spitalfields, deposed that the deceased was her daughter. Magistrate-That I cannot do. If you were his wife SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Australian Aericulturl. 1/. Is. 100 001710 0 -
Australian Trust •• .. 81. per cent. - 25 0 0 tion to the earnings from the traffic, using the boats on their any feeling but that of the greatest kindliness and friend-
Tli 1 • • I could assist you ; but while you choose to live with Mrs. Jane Meldrum or Robertson, hotel keeper, Glasgow. Australian Royal Mail 51. 10 0 0 all 414
The last time she saw her alive was last night about 11 h• •
10 o 0 au -
-
respective systems of railway; but the profit, if any, to be ship towards him. He therefore moved that the resig- • him in the manner you do, I cannot do that which you George Robertson, bolt end rivet manufacturer, Glee- Anglo-Mexican Mint.. 11, los.
credited to the Chester and Holyhead Company. The Lon- nation of the medical officer be accepted." o'clock in the Green Dragon beer-shop, Halfmoon-street, require. I can punish him for his brutality, but I can- • Pw• i British American Land 15s. - 40 0 0 60
61. percent. 100 0 0 32 10 0 160
don and North-Western to agreeto take 120000/. second Deputy BEDFORD seconded the motion. Bishopsgate-street. Witness met her two sons and not bind him over to keep the peace while yon are un- John M'Kensio, cattle-dealer, Aucheninnes. Canada ...., .• .• •• -
D 0,9 per cent Bonds 5/. per cent. - • - _
preference stock from Ist April, 1854. The London and Deputy OBBARD agreed with all that had fallen from daughter (the deceased) in the room about half-past nine lawfully connected with him. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. Ditto, 6 per sent. • • 61. per cent. - - nest
North-Western to develop° the traffic through and local, Mr. Abraham respecting the ability, energy, andzeal of Defendant-Your worship I did not boat her. I tore S. M: - .......: Gates, Bromley, Middlesex, oorn dealer-E. L. City Nuvieation Bends - -
0 24 -0
0 7----
o'clock at the raffle, which was got up for her assistanceii .. 6 per cent. 25 0
• so as to give the Chester and Holyhead Company the the medical officer, but thought that the resignation of . . i her-shawl, but not until she had torn up my shirt. I've Levy, Great Coram-streee Retssell!septare, ateorney.at. Electric Teiegrap
.... _
• full benefit to which they are fairly entitled. The Chester that gentleman should not be accepted until the appoint- but she received none of the money, amounting to Ds., lived with her four years, and I bought the shawl. The law-R. Simpson, LoWer Norwood, Surrey, carniaft-e-C.
EeDeltitael'ee''nver'slonre 71 pr. cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 -
and Holyhead representatives to have full power of in- ment of his successor. (Hear, hear.) - contributed to the raffle. Prisoner came in about ten fact was, we'd both had some drink then words began T. Steer, Welllogton-terrace, Camberwell, salesman to an iEfii-e•eeee, , ...... - 50 001710 0 -
• spection of books, accounts of traffic, and of obtaining Mr. T. H. HALL Said he thought the terms of the o'olock, before the raffle was over, three parts drunk.outfittee O•
and she struck me on the eye with a candlestick (exhi. -,.- . A. Blackwell, Mayfield-terrace, Dalston, Gen. Revers. Siln-rest. 5p.C. & bs, 100 0 0 0 0 100 0 0 -
14 0 0 all ififOrmation necessary for enabling them to judge hew motion required a slight alteration, to the effect that the His daughter afterwards came in, and he aimed a biting a out on the eyebrow). , traveller-J. Wood, Borough-road, Southwark, house Gen.SteamNavigatiOn 10 p. et. 15
Stock. - -
-
far the undertaking is worked, so as to give to the Ches- resignation should be accepted at the earliest moment Complainant-I did not strike you. painter-F. Ja,citton, Prospect-place, Bethnal-green, lludso
o's Bay.. • • •• • • --
2/, 53. 100 0 0 100 0 0 blow at her. Witness's son interfered, and the mahogany chair maker-C. A. Fowles Paternoster-row, flangerfor . - - -
-
tar and Holyhead Company the full benefit to which that the commission could make a new appointment. Magistrate (to defendant)-Have you any witnesses ?Institution
Loudon Institu ... -
and Addkasteeet, Cheapside, agent to stuff makers-J. '5/ cent. 15 0 0 all - they are fairly entitled. Differences, if any should arise, He believed that the medical officer had most efficientlychild left. Sh . e could not say if the deceased. Defendant-If Mr. Woods is here, he saw her strike Weston, Watford,Hertfordshire baker-H. J. M. Meyers L'ondc•n "eTtetiloonnary.. P" - 12 10 0 -
in carrying out this agreement, to be referred to gr. -discharged the duties of his office during the time he had
W&5 intoxicated; she and the prisoner appeared me with the candlestick. . B Bath-place, 1 • 'agent -P. Shale, New' Russell tns
cl• Co• 0/ percent
a -p ace,Peckham, commission Price's Patent Can . o • •20 0 0 17 101
100 0 0 100 0 -
-
Laing. The azieement to be terminable by two year's: serTved under the commission. . then comfortable towards each other ; she left them at On Mr. Woods being called for, and no appearance Nicols-street, Bethnal-green, wholesale furniture trimmin Reversionary Int. Sec. 44i. pr cent.
0 0 nee
notice', after the expiration of the first three years,
.11he CHAIRMAN-Mr. Simon expressly states that he the beer-shop about 11 o'clock. Kingstone came in with being put in, the magistrate decided the case by son. maker-T. Mnrcott, Essex-street, Strand, commissionßoyal It 2 t 1
South Australianfau S cam
Land•• ue per cent.
1. p. share. 100 0 0 60
23 0 0 all 36
Under . the head of capital the committee express wt___ hold his office until you appoint a successor. tenting the prisoner to one month's imprisonment in the agent-J. Kelly, jun., Butterland-street, Hoxton, labourer. tlieii- belief that the assets of the company, consisti Deold_
LOTT
hg Ptysaid he thought, whatever motion was the prisoner, and was very drunk, worse than the pri- House of Correction, at drug grinders-A• Schramm, Whitecrose-street, St. -u-
Trust and Loan Comp
- 20 0015 0 0 -
will adopted, that it should loner; they were not quarrelling. Kingstone is a wed- pper Canada ....
chit fly of un-issued second preference stock,
ex . be accompanied by some little Luke's, baker-b Cr, Parrott, Brick-lane, Spitalfields, boot •
ts into which the directors have
.pression of regret at their losing the services of Mr. ver, and she believed him to be a friend of the prisoner. - mauufactures-W.Davis,Kingsland-place,Kingsland-road, LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES.
- cover all engagements
that stock Simon. He concurred in all •al travellor-P Le Ard Carshalton ,
commerei . . yi .„•
entered,
and as the payment of dividend upon
friend, Mr. Abraham,
yes or- smith-R. Y. Stinson, Bowling green-street, Kennington . Dividend -ArOunt
is shown to be an `immediate probability,' the com-
dam, with regard to the knowledge prisoner he saw much blood on his fingers and hand, deer are rather unsatisfactory as regards the market for Oval,electrotypist--J.Milliean, Dorset-street, Portman-3e f Company,per of s I Paid. Price.
, an attainments of that gentleman and believed - • ~ Name o , that if
• Annum. Share.
• inittee hope that it will be shortly absorbed. ire
she had notpossessed The prisoner, who had a downcast, stolid appearance, manufactured goods, the tendency ' upholsterefsassistant--J.Young, Albion-place, Walworth-
___-
the. proprietors and the public.
• The committee
he would not have
a profound knowledge of chemistry - y to improvement re-
--,...--.
declined questioning the witnesses, road, agent-J. S. Renwick, Bloomfield-terrace, Pimlico,
X s. d. X e. d•
. then enter into calculations, from which they deduce an been so useful an officer to the corn-ported by the previous arrival baying bee 11 n comp
.
mission as' he had roved himself ete y clerk in her Majesty's Customs -J. Callway, jun., Kines- 100 0 0 100 0 0 1857 0
. Rank of Scotland .... 71. per cent. estimated balance for dividend on the 31st of December,
Tho motion was then altered in
to be. The prisoner was remanded till Tuesday next. checked by the receipt of lower prices from this side. land-green, boot maker-R. Collins, jun., Gooclge•street, British Linen Company 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 20/
,0
1856, aMeninting to 68,2161. Deducting from this the
suggestion of Mr. T. H. Hall conformit with the . From China on this occasion there is no • t 11.
in e igenco. Tottenham-court-road journeyman undertaker - Sarah Caledonian Bank .....' 8/. per cent, 10 0 0 2100 V, 1,1
10 U 0 111 19s
first preference dividend of 5a per cent., viz., 34,6501. ;, and carried .
Mr. 11- L. TAYLOR said it was important it • - The whole of the tobacco seized by the Wright P -1 ' 11 K •Id ff esho keeper City of Glasgow Batik 5/. per cent. 10 00 , respect lame, 0 c ent•re, , coo n
0 o 12U3s
and the second ditto AA 5 per cent,, 26,2501., there would should be CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT S t Calshot and -ii, La,ndre Britannia-street Gra 's-inu-road, draper's Clydesdale Bank .. •• sal. .
p cent. 20 0 0 10
0 215/Cs
known, now that a vacancy had o -ep . 19. Hook preventive officers in Southampton Water has assistant. Y'
' Y ' C inmercial Bank ... 71, per cent. 500 0 0 100 0
ill . s
ccurred that the eatery
- - .reniaVn .. surplus of 7,316/. ; or, on the 31st of Decern-
which Mr. Simon had enjoyed would not' --se been forwarded Eastern Bank.. • • •... 6/. per cent. 2'5 0010 0 0 2
be the salary - to Southampton to be deposited in the DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Edinb. Si Glasgow.... 3%1. p cent. 5 0 0 5 0 0 5/. Os
• her, 1857, when the working expenses would be 44 per
for his- successor. He should therefore •
give notice of the OLD COURT. Queen's Warehouse. The resent
p seizure is the largest G. William -r, b 1 1 T
50n...0n..c.a.e. Lancashire_ cotton cloth Manll. ExeliHnun link of Rent__ - - --• . -
cent., 1.1,702/.
.... .. .. reia-e;ea motion :-" That the Tene:-.._ __ , .. . thet h.. 1...- .......-1- ,_ Tr I • .

0 28 0 0 39
- Le air esicnaru nsayne on tne subject, and handed it to
, - --- ---,
,14 /. per ct. 50 0 2 0 0 3%
Mr. ABRAHAM said he did not know the object of Mr. did it." He then made a statement about meeting Boertfie.to.l --en ..,-...... ese.e.see,
Mcd.lr.vlicl& Gen Life states that 'Armstrone, with a request that it should be handed to William Henry Smith, hop merchant, Birkenhead,
_, y
20 0 6
"The committee, anxious to promote the unity of the Elliott's question, and was sure that his friend would be a man near the London Docks, and there having Sir Richarbd, with the sergeant's report as early as pos• Oct. 2 and 22, at eleven, at the Liverpool District Court. Moarch •• •• -•••• • • - 5 0 10 0 -
100
all
100 00
232-6814
210 0 -
two companies upon terms mutually advantageous, do the last man in the world to interpose an obstacle for the some beer together, and his offering him a raffle ticket. Bible. Cazenove, official assignee, Liverpool; Roby, Liverpool.
210 0 31,-fi
not press their proposal for a guaranteed minimum purpose of preventing a gentleman from getting into aAt the Green Dragon, Half-Moon-street, a row subse- _es, Minerva ............ 551 p..
pc::
cent.& bs. 2500
00
Pelican ....•• • • • • .. • • - - -
traffic, but propose that the London and North Western better condition of. life when a fitting opportunity for
quently took place between the prisoner and his wife's GREENWICH.-James Bidwell, a tall, powerfully- Thomas Waller, provision merchant, &c., Petersfield.
Phoenix - - - 179
ditself Hear He re rotted ve much Cempany shall find the plant and rolling stock, and doing so presente . ( ,) g . ry ~
Court
' Oct.
Bankru t Lee, official assi nee, Alder-Hants 5, at half-past one, and Nov. 6, at twelve, at
the of . re eye _ gP Nationalai „
oLI Lourfo .F.u.n d . . 51. per cent. 20
....0
built man, whose face, from the partly healed cuts and manbury •; Chidley, Gresham•street.
work the Cheater and Holyhead Company's railway as that the court was about to lose the services of a gentle- brother, who threatened to throw him down stairs, He
scratches, gave evident signs of a recent encounter, was Edward Squire, timber and iron merchant, Kingston-7s. 5 3 010 0 see
an integral part of the London and North-Western sys- man who had reflected so much honour upon himself, then went home, and heard a man's voice, that of King.
charged by Ann Kelly, a woman with whom he coha- upon-Hull, Oct. 17 and Nov. 7, at twelve, at tie Leeds Royal Exchange •••••• 101. per cont. Stock,
rem-for the year commencing . Jan. 1, 1856, at 46 per upon the commission, and upon society at large. Mr, ston's, speaking to his wife on the stairs. Kingston
- ft
hockPPrt. oofvei sdLscilfient a.IL. i.fl:e i..f.:
.:
...
... ... ... 54.. 51) se .r & cent.
bs. 100 05 0°
bited for the last four years, with violent and brutal District Court. Carrick, official assignee, 'Leeds ; Light- Sun Fire ...... 61. 10s.
cent., for the second year at 44 per cent., and subse- Simon had brought to the performance of the duties of the struck him several blows, and in the coarse of the treatment. foot, Earnshaw, and Frankish. Kingston-upon-Hull. Ditto Life ..... 1/. 145. - ff .....
4 0 0 5%
guently at 1 per cent, above the current half-yearly rate commission abilities and knowledge of a peculiar kind.
United ;Kingdom .... U. p. et. & bs. 20 0
scuffle he struck Kingston with a poker. He then From the testimony of the complainant it appeared Wm. Hart, licensed victualler, St. Luke's Head, Old- Universal Life .• • ..... 51, per cent. 100 0 10 0 0 -
andper cent. for working expenses incurred by the London The study of the profession was generally that of curative
street, St. Luke's, Sept. 28, and Oct. 23, at twelve, at the Victoria Life ........ , 5/. per cent. 1 - 412 6 5%
went out and spoke to a City policeman. After- that the defendant had pursued a continued course of ill-
North•Western' Railway Company upon their own and not of preventive, medicine-a science which was
treatment towards her for the last four years, and at Court of Bankruptcy. Lee, official assignee, Alderman-
system, including rates and taxes. The Chester and very little understood by the profession at large. His wards he returned home and laid down on the bed with . bury; Young and Pleas, Mark-lane. MISCELLANEOUS.
Alderman-
length it had become so intolerable that she was com-
Holyhead Company shall set aside an annual amount, to ,friend in the discharge of his duties had exhibited an his coat off. This morning his wife called the boys to Francis William Fawcett (described in the petition as , yelled to to seek the protection of the magistrate. On
Williaml
s Lisle-street, e - st r eet
be fixed by the two boards for relaying the way. The amount of knowledge, perseverance, and industry which go to work, and came into the room shortly after. He Rfoimlay be severely beat her, seized her by the hair of Parrott,
Leicester-w hole-
London and North Western shall, at the same time un- he (Mr. Abraham) hesitated not to say had not only
asked her what she did there, and some words ensued, her head, beat her senseless tore her clothes, and de- square, Oct 2, at half-past eleven, and Nov. 6, at two, at
sFarleedbeoroictkaWndilslhiaome Fawcett)
manufacturer, and
Annum. Share.
dertake the sea service between Dublin and Holyhead on redounded to his credit, but had raised the commission ,
a separate account, and that the London and North- very high in the estimation of the whole world. (Hear, on which he put his hand under the bed-tick, took out
begged
ed her horen• She did not wish to hurt him but the Court of Bankruptcy. Ed.wards official assioTioe, Name of Company. Divpiedrend Amount
London
X s. d. 1 Z s. d.
Paid. Price
Western shall dividewiththe Chesterand HolyheadCom- hear.) He was sure that nothing could be further from the knife, and inflicted the wound that caused her death. s egged the magistrate to bind him over to keep the Sanabrook-cogrt, 13).sineall-streete Ho' lines, Loftus, and Assam Tea ••.• ••• •• •• SZ. 50 00i20 0 0 -
as she was in danger of her life.knetien Mart.. ••- • • 2ii per cent. 50 0 0 - -
pany any loss incurred by working the boats.(including in- the wish of any member of the commission than that Jane Crease, a widow, residing at 38, Crispin-street, Peace,
Magistrate-That I cannot do. If you were his wife Young, New-inn, Strand; Shoosmith, Northampton,
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS._ Australian Agriculturl N. Is. 100 0 0 17 10 0 -
tereet on capital, depreciation, and insurance),in proper- their medical officer should depart from the court with Spitalfields, deposed that the deceased was her daughter.
Australian Trust •• .. Si. per cent. - 25 0 0 -
time to the earnings from the traffic, using the boats on their any feeling but than of the greatest kindliness and friend-
The last time she saw her alive was last night about 11 I could assist you ; but while you choose to live with Mrs. Jane Meldrum or Robertsou, hotel keeper, Glaseow,
respective systems of railway; but the profit, if any, to be ship towards him. He therefore moved "that the resig- - him in the manner you do, I cannot do that which you George Robertson, bolt end rivet manufacturer, dlae: Angle-Mexican Mint.. 11. 10s. 10 0 0 a
- 40 0 0 60
British American Land 15s.
credited to the Chester and Holyhead Company. The Lon- nation of the medical officer be accepted." o'clock in the Green Dragon beer-shop, Halfmoon-street, require. I can punish him for his brutality, but I can- bow.
61. percent. 100 0 0 32 10 (1 160
don and North-Western to agreeto take 120000/.second Deputy BEDFORD seconded the motion. Bishopsgate-street. Witness met her two sons and not bind him over to keep the peace while you are un- John M'Kensio, cattle-dealer, Aucheninnes. Canada ... .• .• .• •• ••
Austraitan Royal Mail 51. 10 0 0 allii 44,
D 0.9 per cent Bonds St. per cent. - • -_-_
preference stock from Ist April, 1854. The London and Deputy OBBARD agreed with all that had fallen from daughter (the deceased) in the room about half-past nine lawfully connected with him. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. Ditto, 6 pct cent. • . 61. per cent. -
- 1--leee
- -
North-Western to develops the traffic through and local, Mr. Abraham respecting the ability, energy, and_zeal of Defendant-Your worship I did not beat her. I tore _
o'clock at the raffle which was got uD for her assistance S. 31; Gates, Bromley, Middlemen corn dealer-E. L. City Navigation Bonds
so as to give
• the Chester and Holyhead Company the the medical officer, but thought that the resignation of ' - • , her-shawl, but not until she had torn up my shirt. I've Levy, Great Coram-street liatesell-'scitiats, attorney-at- -
but she received none of the none amountin to 19s lived ev'th her four
• full benefit to which they are fairly entitled. The Chester that gentleman should not be accepted until the appoint- Y, g ••. years, and I bought the shawl. The law-R. Simpson, Loeeer Norw IS. • e carinaft--0. oce. , 1 III•r y, Ditto .. •• •• .••• •
71,r
Egaltsble Reversionrye . cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 -
and Holyhead representatives to have full power of in- meet of his successor. (Hear, hear.) - contributed to the raffle. Prisoner came in about ten fact was wed both had some drink then words beean, '
T• Steer,W 111 1 e...,71g on-terrace, Canaberwell, salesrnan to an Ditto "CM' 1• .• .. •• - 50 001710 0 -
'. outfitter:- A Blackwell, Mayfield-terrace, Dalston, , 6 per cent. 25 0024 0 0 -
spection of books, accounts of traffic, and of obtaining Mr. T. H. HALL said he thought the terms of the o'olock, before the raffle was over, three parts drunk. and she struck me on the eye with a candlestick (exhi- ''. •A. Gen. It evers. .
all infOrmation necessary for enabling them to judge hew motion required a slight alteration, to the effect that the His daughter afterwards came in, and he aimed a biting a out on the eyebrow). • tt a,veller-J. Wood, Borough-road, Southwark, house Gen.SteamNavigation 10 p.c .
Stock. - -
far the undertaking is worked, so as to give to the Ches. resignation should be accepted at the earliest moment Complainant-I did no
Complaina t strike you. painter-F. Ja,citton, Prospect-place, Bethnal-green, Hudson's Bay.. •••• ••
mahogany chair maker--C. A. rowkes, Paternoster-row, , 2/.-55. 100 0 0 100 0 0 blow at her. Witness's ion interfered, and theEanLenrirndstittlii.......::
-
-
ter and Holyhead Company the full benefit to which that the commission could make a new appointment. Magistrate (to defendant)-Have you any witnesses ? and Addkastfeet, Cho 'd
, child left. She could notif the deceasedapsi e, agent to stuff rnakers-J.
tbey are fairly entitled, Differences, if any should arise, He believed that the medical officer had most efficiently . saye en anMr. Woods is here, he saw her strike Westell, Watford, Hertfordshire, baker-H. J. M. Meyers, :
D f d t-If ssipp.ecr.
cezetnbts., 1101350
000
000 10104 a
1001 0
:::_-
- 12 10 0
-
•out this agreement, to be referred to gr. .discharged the duties of his office during the time he had
in carrying was intoxicated; she and the prisoner appeared me with the candlestick. Bath-place, Peckham, commission agent-P. Shale, New Prico's PatentCa 20 0017 10 / -
nd. Co 10/. per cent. __ _ 0 _
b two ear's' served under the no • • Laing. The agreement to be terminable 37 Y
~ T commission. then comfortable towards each other • she left them at
P On Mr. Woods being called for, and no appearance Nicols-street, Bethnal-green, wholesale furniture trimming Reversionary Int. Sec. 4141. pr cent.
100 0 0 100
60 0 0 79%
'-' •e' after the expiration of the first three years, •, he CHAlRmAlit_mi... Simon expressly states that he the beer-shop abont 11 o'clock. Kingstone came in with
nooc , being put in, the magistrate decided the case by Ben- maker-T. Mursott, Essex-street, Strand, commission Royal Mail Steam.... 41, p. share. 100 0 0
Australian Land 6/. per cent. 23 0 0 all 36
Under . the head of capital the committee express will hold his office until you appoint a successor. tenting the prisoner to one month's • • agent-J. Kelly, tun. Butterland-street, Hoxton labourer South
Russellldon flniestvietorstiloonna.ry...
the prisoner, and was very drunk, worse than the pri- - • imprisonment in the - , ' Trust and Loan Comp. their belief that the assets of the company, consisting Deputy LOTT said he thought, whatever motion was House of Correction. at drug grinders-A. Schramm, Whitecrose-street, St. Upper Canada ..., - 20 0015 0 0 -
sorer; they were not quarrelling, Kingston° is a wen- Luke's, baker- G. Parrott, Brick-lane, Spitalfields, boot
chitfly of urnissued second preference stock, will adopted., that it should be accompanied by some littlee King
stone
and she believed him to be a friend of the prisoner. • . mauufactures-W.Davis,Kingsland-place,Kingslancl-road, LIST OF SCOTTISH CPMPANIES' PRICES.
sever all engagements into which the directors have e3sPresslon of regret at their losing the services of Mr.
stock Simon. He concurred in • commercial traveller-P. Leppard, Carshalton, Surrey,
entered, and as the payment of dividend lipcn; that • all that had been stated by his Police-constable 13 H said that when he searched the The commercial advices by the Overland Mail ester- smith-R. Y. Stinson, Bowling-green-street, Kennington .
the cor friend, Mr. Abraham, with regard to ate knowledge prisoner he saw much blood on his fingers and hand, day are rather uheatisfactory as regards the market for Ovanelectrotypist-.J.Milligan, Dorset-street, Portman-sq., Name a Company, of , I Paid. Price.
is shown to he an ' immediate probability,
and attainments of thatgentlemanper
• rate° hope that it will be shortly absorbed. , and believed -that if
Share. • committee he had not poss d esse a profound knowledge of chemistry •
The prisoner, who had a downcast, stolid appearance, manufactured goods, the tendency to improvement re- upholsterer's assistant-J.Young, Albion-place, Walworth- • - • Annum.
____7.
the• proprietors and the public. The commi
he would not have b declined questioning the witnesses ported by the previous arrival having been road, agent-J. S. Renwick, Bloomfield-terrace, Pimlico, Dividend -ArOant
n tom clerk in her Majesty's Customs-J. Callway, jun., Kings- f Scotland . 71. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 185/ 0
which they deduce an ,
• then enter into calculations, from e been so useful an officer to the com- •
mission as he had proved himself to b The prisoner was remanded till Tuesday next. Rank 0.. • •
too 0 0 2•2,3/ 0
checked by the receipt of lower prices from this e'land-green, boot maker-R. Collins, Good e t eetloo 0 0
,ids. jun.,g •s r , British Linen Company 8/. per cent.
estimated balance for dividend on the 31st of December,
The motion was then altered in e•
0 20, 1,1'5
.
•' • 1856, amounting to 68,2161. Deducting from this the conformity with the
suggestion of Mr. T. H H lland carried • From China on this occasion there is no intelligence. Tottenham-court road, journeyman undertaker - Sarah Caledonian Bank .....' 8/. per cent. 10 0 0 210
111195
50/. •
first preference dividend of 5?,• per cent., viz., 34,6 ,ee„,, n, H. a , - nace, Old Kent road, coffeeshop keeper City of Glasgow Batik Si. per cent. 10 0010 0 0
121
3s
illr. H. Li. .i.AYLOR mid it was important •tthe whole of the tobacco seized by the Caishot and -ICLa'nd I)
1 . '.
cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 1
i should be rey, Britannia-street, Gray's-inu-rottel, drapees Clydesdale Bank .... sal. p .
and the s.econcl ditto at 5 per cent,, 2G,250/., there would
known, nowt hat a vacancy had o CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT-Sept. 19. Hoek preventive officers in Southampton Water has assistant. Xs.d.X S. d•
ccurred, that theealary
i 2s
Eastern Bank.. -- .. 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 1,1? 0 0 11
- - . .. -
of 7 316/ • on the 31st of Decem-remain a surplus , . , or, Mr. Simon bad •
which enjoyed would not be the salary.-- been forwarded to Southampton to be deposited in the 5 0 0 J 0 0 5/. Os
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Eilinb. 8.; Glasgow.... 3%1. p cent.
ben 1857, when the working expenses would be 44 per
for his. successor. He should therefore give notice of the OLD COURT. Queen's Warehouse, The present seizure 'the l•- -
ure is argest G. Williainson, Rochdale, Lancashire, cotton cloth menu- Exchange Bnk of Scot.. - - /0
cent., 11,702/.
following motion :-" That the maximum salary of the that has been. made in Hampshire for some time past ; facturer- c inmercial Bank ... 71. per cent. 500 0 0 100 0 0 215/Cs
0 2 10 0 -I/. 14s
The report is signed by Messrs. Oliveira, Darbishire,
Officer of Health of this City be 4001. per annum , (Before the Recorder.) its value; ' if not damaged, and the North. of Scotland Bank eeper cent 20 0
• thatduty paid on it, Tuestay, at Pott's, Ma,nchester.
Royalßank of Scott. .. 51. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 1331 es
Healey, Hand, Biggs, Bassett, Broadbent, and Below. ,
would be nearly 1,200/,
Manchester. 100 0 0 50 0 0 94/ Os
• t Ireferred to the Committee of General Purposes to
1 •e Bowl' Coe Coape, a well-dressed, gentlemanly-looking
Tim WAR IN TIM NAST. PoWtappr,union Bank of Scot.
•.. 8/. per .
p.
shatillesyt,dmii.noefhle7stse.
r6:l6.,oootcann2d
shaomal an udeinvt. National Bank ...... 6% per cent. 100 0 9 too o o 172 dos
consider the duties of the Officer of Health of this City, man, surrendered to take his trial upon an indictment EADVERTIBRNIPncI - 'l' Western Bank -.•- .. 71. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 77/ 12s
The statement of accounts of this company for the
and to report thereon to this court."
Mr. ELIOTT -That motion will give us an Opportunity Smith the sum of 4,000/., and from Sir John Wilson a 0
for obtaining, by false pretences, from Henry Porter PATFN'T IRFR',ANOITRINI3 GLASSES.— Mesars, 6. and B. Solo- of 45., Oct. 0, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Fraser's,
. .
British Guarantee • ... 4/. per cent. 1000 20011. 7ft
• past half-year has just been issued, preliminary to the
mons, etnielatis, 39, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly. Observe lIDENDS.
lei per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 251. Os
Insur • •
meeting to be held at Euston-square to-morrow. The ,
el investigating this very important matter, and Mr, l'Pesite the York Hotel. tly leer Majesty's Royal 'Oct' ---• ',.. - a-- - Cel'"' Ph ' - cenwell and Caledonian Fire
10 t (7, an i Phoenix- lace Cleil , et er cent. 25 0 0 2 0 0 4/. lOs
City of Glasgow Lite . ,• P
•
like sum TP ' otO.lt P' in-~5/. per cent. 50 0 0 1 0 0 si. 5s
Alliance Fire and Life.. ”41. pr cent. 100 0 0 11 0 0 18110 s
capital account shows an expenditure of 4,348,400/. 15s.
Simon would be of great value to us in reorganising this .of 4,000/. by a similar. false pretence. _otters Patent for valuable and extraordinary improvement* llattbi;:33ll, rtirrey, liners.' carriagemaster- c e_. .
•
Piggott, r h Life incur, 61. portent: 109 0 0 15 0 0 261105
Id., and a receipt of 4,303,520/. 13e. '6d, leaving aha ocie s. Mr. Bodkin end BIT.. Sleigh prosecuted, and Mr. Bel; in tho most powerfutand brilliant Telescopes, Cap,;), it , - horn (separate estate), Southampton, tailor ; W
, „Minim
e (Hear hear.)
hopeeepor ;U. Fiy, & Scot, Lan Life ~ .•
51 ')er cell' 50 0 0 3 5 0 11., 8s
lanco of 44,8801: 12s. 7d. The general revenue ac- Deputy LOTT-You are discussing a notice of motion. lantiue and Mr. Parry defended, coarse, Opera, raid Perspective Glasses, to kne- th - '
. ....,w e distan
'trace- Great Eversden, Cambeidgeehire, general s
're tailor; D. .'.
Life Assoc. of Sc,sl.,an .
d 6/ per cont. 10 0 0 1 10 0 M. Os
Count shOwS an avai!able balance brought forward. from T - . Several witnesses h ' • of objects viewed through them-of tr- • ices Willinott, Petettorough, /lorthamptocshi • . ,
~..
J. Walley, Derby, National :fro and Life 61. per cent.
10 0 0 1 0 0 12/. Os
If _ were oo so aving becM. examined, .cat importance to the army, navy, and others. These teles'6'o ~. , Halket, Herne Bay, Kent, shipowner ;.Co ornal Life .........
British Incur... 71. percent, 200 0 0 20 0 0 ,33/ Os
SOth June, '1854, 1,232/. 6e. 4d. ; balance of revenue
esposr`a Sucn extra.
Insnic. 7V,,/. prcent. 20 0 0 1 0 0 11. lls
(bate! The jury stopped the case. oreneary Bowers that scene 3t • l e '' 8. ecottorgUraon
account to 31st 'December, 1854 (deducting rent of
MrYABRAHAM gave the following notice of motion :- In the • piece, etill show dist' me t,.!.., With an extra eye.
Dumble. Sunderland, Durham, commission agent-Oct.
Ftandam. Life •• •• -•• 51. per cent. 50 0 0 7 0 0 20/ Os
Carriarvon line), 52,957/. Os. 6.1. ; ditto to June, 1855 .it referred to committee to consider and re- . course of the afternoo th d .
a e gran jury found etiv Ju.rcer's m 1 eons, Satu Vs ring, id- 1' 2
.
and the donble "n - - La.. sars.a9, n.uttugte, GloliCestershire, grocer. United
' "That be - _ ______ _ , ~ is
420.30/..85, 1 ed.-total, 95.,087/: Os. 4d. ; less amount
Port to thiS court whether it is expedient to make any
and Bates, e
*'' tl • - P d'. 113
,on s count' iree miles and it le! istant, boiler maker-Oct. 11. J. Robson, Durham, miler • J North .
eee of debenture interest to 10th Jan. 1855. 23,707/. ls.
,i
sad a- •
s.. , 101.;- and do. to 10th July, 1855, 25,0151. ls.-10d, ;• nd what alterations in the duties and salary of the
................,-,-......,n_e_e_-.....-.. ~ object from 16 to 20 miles. Th‘i* eti of 1 • I'l 'rA . . l'i' 'f l' ' extraordinary cures with-
, sizes, with increasing poweres eteeeetingl • ' argei am a. , , DVEIMSEMENTt- .10 o owing FRIGHTFUL OCCURRENCE.-The most intense excite-
te • rent of Carnarvon line to June, 1855, 3,000/. ; interest Medical Officer of Health." .
meet was occasioned on Monday in the neighbourhood
PANCRAS•LANE. ing from 1 to 6 inchee ettebin us 0 discover in consequence of a frightful occur-
CRYSTAL PALACEand Liver Complaints, Cough,
' --t Y , while their vary- ont Medicine of lit- igestion (Dyspepsia), flatulency, Consti-
of Crotched-friars, in
; -.., el oh acjvance to Dec., 1854, 13,693/. 15,. 6d. ; and the TAYLOR the Committee . .-Return of admissiens for six days above, and the Georian, with his 6 satell`, & ere
faun
the }ration, Nervous, Bilious,. , . •roon the Notion of Mr H. L.
h • t k 1 h E t Id• Company's
„ee ee Leassme on advances to June, 1855, 8,227/. 3s. ; total ''' • * look at the exten- ending Sept. 15.-Number admitted inol cl. Ys Exhibition 18'1 VI 1 P rents eying aen p ace at teas n la
eneetti:i e 73;f143/, 2s. 2d. Balance, 22,676/. 13s. Gd. ' of General Purposes were orderedto
..e.e. ____ z.___ _._ en__ _ones .7.....,,, in Pannrng-Inns ticket-holders, 43,184. Ammer. ~.,...! _. , e.- a is. ble nneely inv t d small ri.u,,;,,,,-.1,..,iia,_,..Qi•nr-inc, Bevalenta Aral:ilea. Food. are not the
______,„„„„ -tr__,. ..,.___,. r,. _______ /a-, . - - ---I
, , u it!g
.seasoti r,„„„,,,A,1„.,,,,,a._
_,,_ .
~ i
._ , en e . very _
_-•e-s. c.-The Royal Asthma, Cons= tion, and Debility, effe.ctul bv Du Barry's

Upon the motion of TAYLOR the Committee
of general Purposes were ordered to look at the exten-
•ii,e premises now being pulled down in Pancras-lane,
and to consider the expediency of setting them back.

CRYSTAL PALACE.—Return of admissions for six days
ending Sept. 15.—Number admitted, including season,
ticket-holders, 43,184. Amount received for admissions,
2,352/. 4s. 6d.
HOP INTELLIGENCE.—Hop-picking is now general in all
the districts of Kent, Surrey, and Sussex. In the plan-
tations around Maidstone they come down exceedingly
well, though being small in size they require much
picking, and are not so profitable as in ordinary years to
the pickers, whose operations have also been retarded by
the wet and unsettled weather. Tho quality of the
hops is represented to be not so good as bad been
anticipated, the long continuance of drought having
caused large quantities to be affected by fire blast, for
which the went rains came too late. The quantity,
however, will be great, fully equalling the e•-
tions of moderate growers, if not the P-
mates of more sanguine men -
larger than for
some d

The commercial advices by the Overland Mail yester-
day are rather unsatisfactory aa regards the market for
manufactured goods, the tendency to improvement re-
ported by the previous arrival having been completely
checked by the receipt of lower prices from this side.
From China on this occasion there is no intelligence.
The whole of the tobacco seized by the Calshot and
Hook preventive officers in Southampton Water has
been forwarded to Southampton to be deposited in the
Queen's Warehouse. The present seizure is the largest
that has been made in Hampshire for some time past ;
its value, if not damaged, and the duty paid on it,
would. be nearly 1,2001,
[ATTERTIMINIP:',T.] Tics WAR IN TUB NAST....,POWtII,FUL
PATENT RER',)NNOITRINI3 GLASSES.— MOWS, 6, and B. Solo-
.mone, olnicians, 39, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly. Observe
o•ppesite the York Hotel. tly leer Majesty's Royal
Litters Patent for valuable and extraordinary improvemente
--..4
in the most poworfutand brilliant Telescopes, Cam,,, Race-
course, Opera, and. Perspective Glasses, t? k -r'f the distances
of objects Viewed through them—of ffl"eat importance to the
army, navy, and others. Thesetelosoopes poseen such extra.
ordinary noWers that sere e, 3i ine;et, with an extra eye. Piece, still show dis,4,netly Jul•,lier's moons, Saturn's ring,
and the doebl'', stars; With the same telescope On bh
soon a Peinn's countmance three miles and I. he.l.l' distant,
sizes, with increasingease=l ,ewers ao°,3l,anglY •
; while their vary-
ing gom 4 to 6 inches enabl.e us to discover More than the
above, and the Georgian, with his 6 eatellitts, &c.—The Royal
Exhibition, lBsl.—Vainable, totVlypinvented, very small,
powerful waistcoat-pocket, glass,the size of a walnut, by which
a person can be seen and known 1 i miles distant; they answer
every purpose, on the race-course, and at the Opera houses,
country scenery, and ships are clearly scan at 8 to 10 miles.
They are invaluable for shooting, door-stalking, yachting, to
sportsmen, gentlemen, gamekeepers, and tourists. Opera,
transparent power. The valuable
race-course, camp, and perspective glasses, with wonderful
plwer.—Newly-constructed Spectacle Lenses of the great-
estfrom this invention is, that "'"' on becoming impaired is
preserved and • strength— • •''' aged persons are
enabled to emplo, —nod, and very
minute ocet-
pation—can t4O ~--:' heir sight at the most
less
ml
nif
,-
''.lvantage derives:
ing Power—
.,ith these lenses of a much , g
to +'
-an
effects of further
.aie dangerous
.powerful
assistance. ea
ic Vibrator, an ness—Now Discovery.—
Tile
Organ
instrument for deafness,
extraordi-
nary powerful, small, newly-invented
anything of the
d they do not require the frequent changesD
ever can be, produced.
kind that has been, or probably .
t erceptible • it
' of the same colour as •tho skin, is no p
at,
Being
hear distinctly at cleared anti.
enables deaf parsons to
entirely different from all others, to surpass
sensation of singing noises
• ll the assist-
d • and it affords a .
in the ears is entirely removede,sired.
39, Athemarlo-street,
ance that possibly could be
the Yak ilotig•
Piccadilly. Observe7roppooitv
public assemblies; the unpleasant
.

following extraordinary cures with-
(Mt MediCine of indigestion (Dyspepsia), Flatulency, Consti-
pation,. Nervous, Bilious, and Liver Complaints, Cough,
Asthma, Consumption, and Debility, effected by Du Barry's
delicious health-restoring Revalenta Arabica Food, are not the
least remarkable :—From the Dowager Countess of Castle-
stuart.--- Cure 52,612. Rosstrevor, County of Down, Ireland,
9th December, 1851.—The Dowager Countess of Castlestuart
feels induced, in the interest of suffering humanity, to state
that Du Barry's excellent Revalenta Arabica Food has cured
her; after all medicines had failed, of indigestion, bile, great
nervousness and irritability, of many years' standing. This
Food deserves the confidence of all sufferers and may bo con-
sidered a real blessing. Enquiries will be cheerfully an-
swered. Cure No. 49,832. " Fifty years' indescribable
agony from dyspepsia, nervousness, asrama, cough, constipa-
tion, flatulency, spasms, sickness at the stomach, and
vomiting, have been removed by Du Barry's excellent
}l'noocda.l7lllArsß, lib. 2s. JOLLY,
. s. (1
The 121 b., carriage free, on receipt of Post-office order. Barry
V.
;o r2tlhba. m4s. Ling,6d.; , ;
IN2olbr Norfolk."
k.'
22e. 51b. lie.
Du Barry
6&oa
C 0.,.
r77c,a
bßiregchcn.tst-srtLtee; 3
t ,:1,307
andd 4
; aslsl, Strand;
Piccadilly; r
4, 'Cheapside ; 60 and 68, Cornhill ; 49, Bishopmgate-street;
55 Cl'is:Ting.ercisi 54, Upper Baker-street ;.ifla and 150,
Oxford-street ; 39, High-street, Camden-town ; 18, p,il.
mall; 7, Pall-mall-East ; 132, New Bond-street ; 24, Mot-
cemb-street • 13, King William-street, City ; 30, Conduit.
street ; 21, aockspur-street ; 95, Farringdon-street ; 67, St.
Fauro Churchyard; 6, Edward-street, Postman-aquae.

ment was occasioned on Monday in the neighbourhood
of Crutched-friars, in consequence of a frightful occur-
recce having taken place at the East India Company's
warehouses, Hart-street. It appears that a man named
James Dixon, in the comp any's employment, was about
painting some stonework at the top of the warehouse,
70 feet high, when he was seized with a fit, the board
on which he was.sitting broke, and the unfortunate man
was suspended in the air by his leg, which got entangled
with the framework. He remained in this frightful po-
sltion for the space of 25 minutes, the blood rushing
nut of his nose and ears. An alarm was immediately
raised, and bundles of etraw and sheeting were placed
beneath to catch him, should he fall. The Royal fire-
escapes were sent for to rescue him from his perilous
situation, but were found to be too short. Hundreds of
persons ran in all directions to witness tho scene, and
the thoroughfare was completely blocked up, and large
bodies of police were sent for to keep the crowd back.
Al last a captain of a vessel passing asked for a rope,
ascended the top of the building, made a running noose
knot, let it down the poor fellow's arm, and, -amid • tbp
breathless anxiety of thousands, pulled him up in a state
of insensibility. He was conveyed to St. Thomas's
Hospital, where every assistance was rendered, but he
now remains in a most precarious state.

Wt.:ROEBUCK AT-LEEDS.—Mr. Roebuck is at present
sopurniag in Leeds, and is the guest of Peter Fairburn,
Esq., at Woodsley-house. The hon. gentleman visited
tine Commercial Nevys•room on Saterday afternoon; and
his presence being observed', the Rev. W. Sinclair took
the opportunity (prefaced by a few judicious remarks) of
propo,ing a vote of thanks to the hon. member for his
pairiotic services in moving for, and the firmness asd
ability with which he conducted, the inquiry into the
state of, the, army before Sebastopol before a committee
of the Muse of Commons during the last session of Par-
Aid. Kelsall seconded the proposition,
iIIG.
-?1 was carried amidst nivich cheering. Mr. Roe-
hue% acknowledged the vote of thanks in a brief speech,
and ;1,-,sured the gentlemen who bad done him the honour
to thank bins for his services, that the good of the brave
array Viho are fighting our battles, and the weal of. the
coul,try
were the guiding motives of his conduct.--
Leeds Mercury.

_...ggeraf ed esti-
.suct certainly considerably
years past. The average yield in
...obricts is calculated to he not less than 17 cwt.
per acre. In the Worcester plantations picking com-
menced last .;vezk, but we have no estimate of the pro-
bable quantity or quality of the crop.—Soutle-Raterrt
acczette.

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