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MEMBERS RETURNED.
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Liberals. Ministerialists,

ABERDEEN (1).
George Thompson
ABINGDON (1).
General C“2lfield
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H. B. Odes

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R. Thttnell
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BATA (2
1842

WOOL
Tha public sales of Colonial Wool, at which about
60,000 bales will ba offered, were c 'ammo:iced on Friday.
Up to the present time about 4,000 bales have changed
hands at prices equal to those paid at the previous MOO-
tz°ng. By private contract the demand is heavy. Last
we€k's imports into London were 750 bales from Sydney,
686 from Hamburgh, and 114 from the Cape.

T.S.X.Low.
The stock of Tallow being unusually large, 43,149
casks, and the weather extremely warm, our market is
heavy, and prices have given way 6d per cwt. To.
day P.Y.C. on the spot is quoted at 378 94 to 38s per
cwt. For forward delivery next to nothing is doing.
iJVIn Tallow, 36., 6d to 37s per cNt. net cash; Rough
. Far, 28 Id per Sins.

1848

1849. 1850.

1851.

heck this day •••• • • 8,180
Price of Y. C. • • t 044805%
Delivery last week • • 841
Ditto from June 1• • • 5,187
Arrivals last week -• 74
Ditto from Jane 1 ... 4,141
Price of Town .• 468 6d

24,7 i 7 26,593
295 Oil 368 91
to 3936 d to Os Od

947 , 1,427
6,416 I 6,537
2,043 2,436
5,670 I 7,50 G
39s 6d 33s Od

31,053 1 43,149
37. 9.1t0l 37s 9,1
Os 01 'to 3350 i
11,20 I s( 8
7,47:3 6,058

659 I 854
03 I 8,579

38s Od 139 s 6d

LITERATURE.
BLEAK HO USE. No. V. By Charles Dickens.
Without advancing the movement of the plop, or
Imparting any additional interest to the narrative, the
fifth instalment of Mr. Dickens's new work reveals
more than anything be has recently written the re-
"rues of that exquisite genius which commands
alike our tears and our laughter. One incident in par-
ticular,.. recounted in the fifteenth chapter, is such ns
that gentle heart alone could have conceived, to the
cable sensibility of which the world was already in-
debted for the histories of Nell, of Tiny Tim, and of
Little Paul Dombey. It relates to the orphan chil-
dren of poor " Coavinse.." Nothing can be more
touching in its incomparable simplicity and truthful-
. Emma,
than the scene in the garret at Bell-yard, where
4oitna, a babyrand Tom, " a mite of a boy, some five
or six years old," are found, supported by " Charley,"
or Charlotte, a child of thirteen! Often as
Charles Dickens has bef)re shown his appre-
ciation of the virtues of the very p
Ile has never evinced the fullness of this appreciation
fa a manner more lovely, or more bewitching. It is
IMPossible to read this account of the sorrows aiid
trials of poor dear little Charley without an effusion
of tenderness in the depth and sincerity of which a
certain illustrious namesake of hers is not altogether
forgotten. In the previous chapter, under the ap-
propriate heading of "Deportment," we are intro-
duced to another new character, in the person of Mr.
urveydrop. Tae son of this abominable old villain
u " buck" is affianced to Caddy, having made her
acquaintance as her dancing master. One G-riiiley,
another victim of the law, appears upon the scene in
6, 11-yard, and gives promise, by bis passion, of making
lmself remembered as the man from Shropshire.
I.°Bl All-alone's," which is the title of the sixteenth
chapter,th carries the reader to the squalid abode of Jo
the crossing-sweeper, and recount» the way in which
$ at unfortunate conducts Lady Dcdlock to the ob-
cene
graveyard where the body of Nemo has been
buried away among the rats—according to the custom
Vng practised in the wealthiest and most en-
zightened (1) capital in Christendom.

CLERKENIVALL PAROCHIAL CHARITY

SCHOOLS.
On Friday evening, the 9.h instant, about 100 gentle-
men dined together at the HigburY Barn Tavern, to
commemorate the 152 d anniversary, and in
aid
of th
funds of these excellent schools.
the°Bwainngk t:f the unavoidable absence of the Governor of
the chair W England (Thomson Hankey, jun., Esq.),
ass at a very short abl notice, taken, 'and most y filled, by the Deputy -Go vetnor, J. Gellibrand Hub-
bard, Esq.
These schools are daily giving instruction to €OO chi'.
.dren of the poor, and at the present time 190 of that
number are clothed; and it was announced by Mr. IL
11. Jones that, at the next meeting of the committee, he
-should propose to add ten
snore children to the clothed
list, which announcement was received with very great
applause.
During the evening the 190 clothed children were in-
• troduced into the room, and their cleanly appearance
and neat dress, together expression happy faces, pro-
"eed an unmistakable of delight on the
part of the company present.
u address trona the two senior scholars was deli-
vered arid
',ilea, the „ hymn sung by the whole of the children,
addreb, "'"lslr. Wroth, the curate of Si. Philip's,
ed thew •
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Were provide in a peculiarly neat and efficient manner.
n,ot omit to mention that these 190 children
.--"'LLiect on that occasion by the committee with
an excellent
ralln and substantial dinner, in accordance with
iBll.lal c ustof Com,reflects reat credit on the pa-
-1°11"3 lenrkd enwell that they show their care for
their poor not in words only, but in deeds.
nn IC Was gratifying to find on this occasion so large a
Was
gratifying
the parochial authorities present, and which,
fren2 •
""PPOse, •
its [laving been particularly alluded to, was, we
an unusual event.
• !nconcluding this brief notice, we cannot sufficiently
do justice to the very able manner in which the chair.
taau acquitted himself. Suffice it to say, that the sent
Wants he delivered were highly appreciated, and that he
gave the most unqualified satistac,i,,n.
The cAlection amounted to 1521.—101. 10s. from
Thompann Hankey, jun.,Esq.;lo/. 103., J. G. Hubbard
; 101. 10s., Baron Lionel tie Hoilasehild, M.P.; 101.
10,., W. J aiulton. E:q.; 101. 104., Thomas Slingsb)
uncombe, Eaq., M.P.

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SussPx pockets. 1083 tfi 1255; Weald of 'cut, 1203 tu
1458; Mid and Eslt Kew, 1303 to 2403; Yearlings, 703
to 1083; Old Olds, 22'3 to 50s.

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