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Thomas Alacdonald, Esq. _ , 't.' ', ~,•,,,,'.:
At an Extraordinary -Geifekl Meetilig of the Sharehald44l4 01..... F.
Cbrapauy, held on Wechieichty.• the 10th of March; 'lB4lst:the '
°filets of the CompanY.,6Afr i,Moorgate-street. LondOla,Ptr,i *Jr'
Mouth, K.C.0., Pre;i4PP ~
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a The Direbtors tire. ndrebf alithorL46,l and direceed. ti',i, ' w-,...‘"e
'sum of One Hundred sad Fifty. Thousand Pounds -tipoif.tliS.SeCtintY
of the Debendire Boxfds of the :Co y, in cohformitimAlh*.e,
41st Masa of the Act of Parliament of Canada, ,csip.ilj.itt,Y-t:
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pared to reeeiVe offers ;of the whole ,e 1" ,the
of 100;0001Ansuiris,of
1001. and ,upwards, stitlae rateiof 4% ;per cent. per ItnnthaLihtere4,
and for peridds of five, seven, or ten years.
The Capital or the Company is 500 0001. in 25,000"ahares of 20/.•
each, of . which sum only H. per-Share is intended t4,lsit'titiedOp;„
the uncalled capital, 375,0001., remaining as security to .thpai Who
may lend money to the Company lot lle specified periodaagreed, OA,
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posit exceed the amount of Shb.re Capital Uncalled, which of Unit
will constitute a complete guarantee 'for. the re-pad menu tif de sifts
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froin it, the Depositor v4ll have the slurs investments of Share, and.
Loan Capital in Canada AS a Collateral security, and in mina/a does
the amount lent' upon•mortgage 'of land exceed half thn'autitAible
value of the property appraised by competent persoas.-•Ao.lf4he
Debenture Debt be 375,900/., equal to,the uncalled part 441 9pifi-
tal, and therefore-the largest 'shill that Will be raised' hp, se.
cured by mortgages Mr 500,000/.` on real estates brihit
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deeds relating. f4.,'y„ • . , 1" In fq„.
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_ BIRMINGHAM, MARcu 18.
,13Toor ExcHANGE.—There has been a fair amount of
business done to-day. The sales reported were—Birmingham,
Wolverhampton, and Stour Valley, 9714—London and North-
Western,
.118—South Staffordshire, 14 dis.

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RAILWAY, TRAFFIC RETURNS.
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trON AND WBSTERN 11,43:LwAr.—Return of
Trap for the week encling'Mareh 14 :
PAsengers; parcels, mails, &c. £21,546 7 2
Mereirandise ...
.18,245 111 '
COB, ... 953 17 1

Total £40,745 6 2
Corrosponding week last year 393 050 12 1
Not+-The returns as published are exclnsiye of the
.traffic of theHudderafield Canal and Shropshire Union, North
Union, Preston and Wyre, South Junction, Manchester and
,
Buxton and Buckinghamshire Railways, and of the propor-
‘.
tion of traffic deducted under agreement, with the North
t Staffordshire Company.
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,—Return of traffic for the
week ending March 14 ... £14,404 12 2
' Corresponding week last year... 13,538 18 1
4/CDON AND SOUTH-WESTICEN RAILWAY.--AITLOODt of
Traffic for the week ending March. 14 :
• Passengeri £5,731 17 Oi
Goods ... , ...' 2,750 7 3

Total £8,482 4 3
Correiponding week last year...' 'B,BOO 2 1
Not.THSTAFFORDSHIRK RArLyrAY.—(Miles 0pen,112.)-
Ititian of traffic for the week ending March 7 :
' Railway and canal ... £4,840 00.
Corresponding week last year ... 4,739 0 0
-Note.'—The above is exclusive of the receipts available
under the agreement with the London and North-Western
Railway Company.

BRISTOL AND EXETER RAILFITAY.—Traffic for the weals
•anding March 7:—

Passengers . £2,216 2 . 9
gads ... 1,248 14 11
. ; 130 &10
4 223 „4-- 2 ,
£3,818 8 8
.SHREWSBURY AND CHESTER FuumwaY.—Traffic receipts
for the week ending March 14 :
Passengers ... ... £417.16 1
Parcels, horses, &c. ... 37 17 1 ,
Merchandise, minarils, &c. ... 1,012 0 3

Mails

Total

• Total ... £1,567 13 5
Corresponding week last yettr ... 1,477 11 11
LONDON AND BLACKWALL Ream/ AL—Amount ofrevenue
for the week ending March 14:—
Passengers . . ". £799 6 0
Goods ... 27 0 0

Total ... • ' £826 6 0
Corresponding week last yen ... 738 'l7 10
MANCRESTER, BUXTON, MATLOCeZ, AND MIDLANDS JUNC-
TION RAILWAY.L—Return of traffic for -the week ending
March 14 :—Passengers, &C. £ll5 16 6
Corresponding week last yeltr —124 13 7
CALEDONIAN RAILWAY.... (184 t dles opened.) —Return of
traffic for the-week ending March 7 :
Passengers, &c. ... £2,819 12 2 •
Goods, &c. ... 5,218 2 6

Total .. £8,037 14 8
Corresponding week last year.... 7,239 17 10i

SPORTING NOTES.
No. CXCX
THE NORTHAMPTON MEETING.

TO THE LDITOB TRE SUN.
Srn,—The Northampton meetit ig some seven or eight
years ago was a very inferior or 3 ; it is now the first
great meeting ot the season. It can boast of two days
as good racing as any other meet ing in the kingdom ;
it is marked for decision on Wed nesday and Thursday
next. The ball opens with the Tidal Stakes of 10 sous.
eacd with 40 added, over the mile course ; three years
old to carry 6st, four pare Bil, i five Bst Sib, six and
aged Bst 131 b; which weights Sire, to my thinking,
against the four years old, and in; favour ot all the other
ages. Of the twelve nominir dons to this stake
some half a dozen are of a wary superior claws
for not only do we find the belt it mare of the present
time—Nancy—figuring amongst IA hem, but also the names
of the Prime Minister, the Blac h: Doctor, Clincher, the
High Sheriff, and Paddy Bird. I 'his stake is enveloped
in considerable mystery this ye: sr; Nancy is certainly
entered, but nobody knows for a certainty what are the
intentions of her owner or own era; what seems to be
known inclines towards her beii 3,g a non-starter, which
fits with my own opinion likew u ie. The Piime Minis-
ter, after his exhibition at Wars r ick, I cannot place my
unreserved faith in. Trinket, th c )ugh a clever little fel-
low, is outmatched here. Old RI iwley, The Monk, and
Equal are about equal in usel e ssness. The Glee colt
has shown a little bit of running, and may do so on this
occasion. The Black Doctor, I f incy, will not put in an
appearance. The result of the ir. ace, I imagine, will lie
with the High Sheriff, Clincher, and Paddy Bird; and
if the Ikon SHERIFF cannot win,, why I presume Paddy
Bird or Clincher will.

The' Sweepstakes of 100 soya .. each, for three years
old is already decided; the Duk. r of
Specoer's nominations being dead:., Lord Rioter and Mr.
Groville divide the forfeits.
The Northampton Triennial S >« Ikea, of which this is
the second year, out of. its twenty-two nominations will
probably • have but a very few starters. Red Hind's
potent name figures on the list, tit it whether abe will be
orought oat on this occasion, or irt served for more valu-
able tangugements yet to come, is atthe present writing
very dueious;—if she runs, she coins
course ; in her absence, Lord Est ans asaii- matter of
er's Ambrose or the
representative of the eonfedertel tea' stable, probably
Frantic, will be the.winning nag, 1 elegises beieg the wily
other animal of note they are lilt:, ely -to encounter. For
this ;stake the Prioress filly, Te ,t ► Stag,
fillies,
Croat, George
the Third, Toga, Mecca and l 3 aleine
Yates, Bold Boy, Petrel, and Haii oe colts are already il"t°
asn
good, as scratched.
The Whittlebury Stakes of 10' says, each, with 100
added, three quarters of a mile, I k it two and three years
old, the former to carry 6st 41b, s .nd the latter Sat 81b,
with penalties for winning various,; stakes, out of its sib-
scription list of forty names, wit 11 probably attract to
the Feet a very large field.- Tit, a difference in weight
between the two and three yet. ire old, in my opinion,
considerably favour the younger b etch. It seems some-
what absurd for me to attempt to . select the winner, of a
stake for which so many unknovr n animals are entered,
but the goodness of my informatic at will, I think, -allow
of my sutisfactorily accomplishing the task, as will pos-
sibly be-evidenced by the running next week. Longbow
is by far the best of the three y a ars old, at least such
is. my opinion ; of the two ar, ears old Pantomime
(a very doubtful runner), Frenzy, Mocassin,
Glenavon, Warwhoop, and Cne d dar are the best to all
appearance. Now, as three of tl i ese are in one stable,
and each of them • equally forwt ► rd in their work, it is
somewhat difficult 'to select the i 3 ag that will represent
the 'stable; but as Glenavor, wh. ) m I consider the finest
lookingnue of the lot, is engag e d in the Althorp Park
Stakes, it is not at all improbabl rr but that Frenzy or
Warwhoop will represent Messi Greville and Payne's
interests; any how I think it wit if not be presumption to
say, that Ike race is pretty nearly a certainty for Messrs.
G. and P. Mocassita as well as Cheddar are both tidy
animals, and Longbove Abe best of the northern horses
engaged in it.
Very recently (March 3d a toad 4th) I gave my
analysts of the Great Nola thiamptonshire Stakes
to the World ; and. as m; r opinions expressed
therein are in nearly every instance unaltered,
it will be unnecessary to *wade through their
respective chances again. ' The Fyfield stable
have's, couple in the race, both ftaur years old, but at a
great difference of weight—Tee tdington being handi-
capped at Bst .131 b, and Storyte. ller at Tat. Which is
to be the, animal is not altogetht er clear at the present
moment. Teddington's weight ilt a stopper, and al-
though they might, perchance, rt epeat the Fernhill dose
with Storyteller, yet I almost fee al inclined to prefer the
heavy to the light weight. Clot Ills of doubt and mys-
tery surround Cariboo, which I
asi 11 no doubt be cleared
away in the course of the next el oht and forty hours—
Midi- when I defer giving my o pinion respecting his
chance. Clothworker will run un iiommonly well. Doubt
carries a few pounds too much. U .niel is a dubious starter.
King of Oude, if &starter, will run 'forward. Mark Tapley
is on, the missing list; Cockcrow I thick will be. -Chief
Justice is Dawson's horse, and hi the absence of Cariboo
will be about the winner. Parisi() is the best or the
Newmarket.division. Landgrai r e and Besse Homburg
Were scratched on the 15th insl Rant. Herbert is stale.
Combatadt a hurdle-racer. Gra-r,d Duke is over-rated.
Jack-in-the-Corner may remai rt. there. Knook Knoll,
if he runs, or Haresfoot in hi a absence, will be very
forward. ' Tom HOltby does not seem to be altogether
the thing, or nothing could preys3nt him getting a place
at the least. Ballet Girl is .much fancied by her
party, and looking at Valentiz te's winning last year,
might go and do likewise' s, bath beteg of the
sorry class. May-day and Harpsichord, together
with Cyclops, Blood Royal, Old Rowley, Pluck,
Delia colt, Jernima filly, Termiegant, and one or two i
others of the light weights form. the component parts of
my-hopeless list. Royalty's' au Ai Poodle's condition I
do not know much about, ther e fore will bay othir,g
Surpriee eaid to be in the' conditiOn us he was a
fartnight since. Mr. lrligenis's it .gratitude, a 4 yr. old.
with tat Bib up, ought to ant sofa to sort of a respect-ash)
figure in the •Ihough. I dQIC
ebtosiitdmertiaeltiTC('titroaow,
trey ohseeratiaus to.
Caoniwons.sa, and CHIEF Jus !:rice look • tuuett more
like latiauesd than any others; and that a second clans
division may be, made to coma et of Storyteller, Tom
and Ballet Crirl. If any of 'this I
o
Heathy, 'llaresfoot, t
are destined to do the deed it v rill be Ballet Girl. As
the case at present stands, comas s3nd me to a vo a:ase en
(helm( ; the money say a CHIEF JUSTICE fur choice.l
The sewed day's spurt I will NivlLW •
coyubxt. iso;,e•
I am, Sir, yours,'THE SP' '
l OF THE TVRF.

March 19, 1852.

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PREr4rOa'RirU9EBF.--M. 1 )upont, professpr the
UniversitYof Fiance, bailig bee: a prOscribad by; the ),*neli.
Government, and decided upon e atablishing himself i n eida
country, has arrived in London for the purpose, and has
since his arrival been engaged as ,professor at Weati ninster
School.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL'S -TIWAS.DAY.

No betting.
WARWICK AND LEAMINGTON SPRING .
MEETING.—THURSDAY.'
The Gold Cup of 1001. and a bonus, added to aif weep-
stakes of 10 says. each, h ft; the second-to save his
stake and receive a bonus. Three miles. Officers
riders. (35' Subs.) . . .
Capt. Tremayne's Palmerston, 12st (Mr. Hutchinson) 1
Lord Cardigan's Proceed, 14st ' (ealitiain E. Peel) 2
Lieut.-Col. Arthnr's Waterman, 12St (Mr.`Haibord) 3
cL
si Lieut.
Green'sA t oTnh'se
Capt. Thomas's Merriman, 12st 51b (tient'. Moriii) 0
Medora,reae Treasurer,
tub:
21b1b
Copt, Dyson's Hawkawerth, 13st --(Owner)
Cornet Bachanan's Dandy, list 91b ' (Owner) 0
0
,tBSO Spectator, aangtgohrts,
rlm2 sEetdd
o;a(rCa
(,atpla tkiasei tno,
Lieut..-Moigan'a Goodfellow,' 12st • (Owner) 0
Captain Dickson's Clipstone, 13st
L
(Williamson)
to ee
1a :8000:
Lieut.
t iWBn agrh— ''White's
811
Haapksworth, 7 to 1 agat The Treasurer, 8 to 1 agst
Waterman, and 10 to 1 agst Proceed. Clipstone and
Hawksworth fell'on landing over the first fence, and the
refuials and falls succeeded each other so rapidly 'that
at the end of two miles only Jalklmerston, ,Waterman,
and Proceed were left in the rackthe first-named going
on with the lead, and winning very elderly by a length
—Proceed, ridden with remarkable patience, beating
Witrman `by two lengths.
Sweepstakes of 5 soya. each, with a‘ bonus added; the
• winner to be sold for 100 sovs., &c. (19 subs.)
Three miles.
Captain Morris's Slattern, list (Owner) 1
Cornet Winterbottom's Irish Fonder llst (Owner) 2-
Cornet Montgomery's Linda,'llst (Owner) 3
Lieut. Col. Arthur's The Witch, llst 10119(Lt-Morris) 0
Captain Goad nd Billy, llst 71 01,....(Mr. Purcell) 0
Captain Tiemayne's Bendigo AN lb ...(Mr. King) 0
Lieut: En. Hatbhinsons a ' Ilst 71b (Owner) 0
Lieut. Barclay's Mica Hmason, 6 b (Owner) ' 0
Capt. deHorsey's Orange Girl, 1 lit-7lb (Capt,Rowley) 0
Betting-4 to. 1 eaeh agst Miss Henson and Wettiel,'
5 to,i agst Orange Girl, 6 to 1 agat Slattern, 6 to 1 agst
Tne Witch; and 7to 1 agst Billy. This race; like' the
first, was remarkable for the number of casualties, only
the three horses placed being left in the race at the end
of two miles; these came well together to the 'last
hurdle, Slattern 'winning cleverly at last by a length.
The Welter Stakes of 10 soya. each, h ft, with a bonus
added. Officers riders, &c. Three miles. (10 subs.)
Lieut. Carew's Bushranger, 13st 21b (Mr. Sartoris) 1
Capt. Dickson's First Plight, 13st 71b (Owner) 2
Col. Smyth's Highlander, 13st 7lb (Capt. Morris)
Lieut. Carew's Rocket, 13st 21b (Owner).— .
Capt. Goad's Carpenter, 13st 71b (Mr. Hutchinson) 0
Lieut. Winter's Quaker, 13st 71b (Capt. Haworth) 0
Betting-2 to 1 agst First Flight, and 3to 1 agst Car-
penter. Won by a length; the Carpenter a good third;
Highlander and Quaker well up.
LATEST BETTING AT WARWICK.
STEEPLECHASE.
4 to 1 ago Oscar
5 to 1 agst Peter Simple
6 to 1 apt Maurice Daley
6to 1 agst Peter -
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKES.
7 to 1 agst Teddington
12 to 1 agst Uriel
INTELLIGENCE EXTRA.—NEWTON, 1852.
Nominations for the Gold Cup given by the Lord of the

Manor.
Evadne, 3 yrs—Lough Bawn, 4 yrs—Doubt, 6 yrs—
Abbess of Jerveaux, s:yrs—Dulcet, aged—Gholab Singh,
4 yrs—Consolation, 4 yrs—View Halloo, • 6 yrs—
Coryph6e, 4 yrs—The Event, 3 yrs—Grey Tommy, 3
yrs— Abbess of Jerveaux (na twice),
5 yrs—Uniiy, 4
yrs—Calculator, 4 yrs—Black Doctor, 4 yrs—Vivan-
diere, 4 yrs—Aaron Smith, 4 yrs.
Nominations for the Borough Cap of 1001., &c.
Abbess of Jet veaux, 5 yrs—Chatterbox, 5 yrs—Lough
Hawn, 4 yrs—View HalloD, 6 yrs—Bethgelkrt, 3 yrs—
Old English Oak, 3 yrs—Wilinont, 5 yrs-:-Grey Tommy,
3 yrs—b c by Simoom, out of Queen, 3 yrs—Paddy
Bird, 3 yrs—ltalian, 5 yrs—Main of Lincoln, 3 yrs—
The Surveyor, 3 yrs—Richard Primer, 3 yrs—The Alp,
6 yrs—Vivandiere, 4 yrs=-41r. Moon, 3 yrs—Gholab
Singh, 4 yrs—Night-Star, 4 yrs—Evadne, 3 yrs—Unity,
4 yrs—Jemima filly, 3 yrs—Doubt, 6 yrs—Worcester,
4 yrs—Shilmalier West, 5 yrs—Dulcet, aged—Aaron
Smith, 4 yrs—Martha, 3 yrs.
EPSOM SPRING MEETING, 1852.
Handicap for the Railway Plate of 501.
Thornhill, 6 yrs. Bst 71b—Hungerford, 4 yrs, Bst lib
—Fauxpas, 4 yrs, Bst 11b—Heroine, 6 yrs, 7st 10lb—
Knight of the Thistle, 4 yrs, 7st 81b—Forlorn Hope,
4 yrs, 7st 61b—The Incurable, 4 yrs, 7st 61b—The Mar-
chioness, 6 yrs, 7st 51b—Hare's-foot, 4 yrs, 7st 61b—
Nautch-girl, 6 yrs, 7st 41b—The Heriot, 4 yrs, 7st 41b—
Iracundkisi:4 yrse74st 41b—Long-reach, 4 yrs, 7st 31b—
Semi, 4 yrsh7st 2lb—Equira, 5 yrs, 7st lib—Chaplet, 4
yrs, 7st llb -S6aghnger, 6 yra, 6st 121b—Tightwaist, 4 yrs,
6st 121b—Hambletonian, 3 yrs, 6st 101b—Sprig of Shil-
lalab, .3 yrs, Est 10Ib—Timid Fawn, 4 yrs, 6st 101 b
Freedop, 3 yrs, 6st 71b—Water Lily, 3 yrs, Est 31b—
Butteifiy, 3 yrs, 6 it—f by Young Lochinvar, out of Mad-
cap's darn, 3 yrs, 6st—Snarry, 3 yrs, 6st—Freestone, 3
yrw, set 121b—Appleton. 3 yrs, sst 121 b.
liIDG WAY COURSING MEETING.

Thf Sp,ring Produce Stakes for 19 puppies were di-
vided by Mr. Ridgway's Princess Marie and Mr. Cooke's
High flyer; Mr: GordoL's Geraldine third.

Tlke-Cliiton Cup (16 puppies) were won by Mr. Gor-
doLA'o Gerald; Mr. MeNaughtou s Roderick Roy ran up.
The Talbot Eight-dog Stakes were won by Mr. Pea-
eOck's Pearl; Mr. A. Graham% Rifle and Pike ran up.
The Lytham sight-dog Stakes were divided by Mr.
SA-1;8es Alice, and Mr. Suteliffe's Spot.
The Ribble .Eight-dog Stakes were won by Mr. W.
Sharpe's Queen of the Lothians; Mr. William a Watch-
light drawn.

ENGLISH NEWSPAPERS IN FRANCE•

TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES.
Sir,—l give
you the earliest information that the Pre-
sident's campaign against English newspapers has com-
menced by the impointion of three sous instead of one, or
lid. instead of id., of postage on each paper; to-day for
the first time here. _

Ai the comfort of English residents in France so
greatly depends on the arrival of their English news,
without which the generality of them would find a re-
sidence in France very insipid, nay, almost intolerable—
it is not probable that an additional tax .of Id. a-day on
this to them essential article will cause its discontinuance;
and as the circulation of English papers is confined
almost entirely to the English—who, by the bye, con-
verse, I believe very little on politics just now with the
French—such circulation cannot bo obnoxious to the
President, nor can the new tax add much to his revenue;
it must, therefore, be looked upon as a piece of petty
spite, a sign of his displeasure, and a hint that they may
be perchance stopped altogether, in default of their good
behaviour for the future.
What with an eightpenny postage on letters under a
quarter of an 011tiCe, when paid here, a tenpenny rate
when levied in England, and a threehalfpenny postage
on newspapers, France will no longer remain so very
cheap a couattry; besides that, it will soon be as much
in arrear of the civilized world in these respects as the
Empire of China.
Your obedient Servant,
Honfieur March 15. A SUBSCRIBER.
P.S. I sesod,for, your inspection the double stamp of
last Saturday's paper, sent by my newsman, together
with nay signature.

--
THE DIME OF RICHMOND AND THE DERRY ADMI-
NISTEATION.—Great surprise has been felt that the Duke of
Richmond's name is not to be found in the list of the Derby
Ministry. Nor is the astonishment of the public mind less
at the fact that the .Noble Duke has not in any way, either in
the House of Lords or out of it, said one single word in favour
of the new Cabinet. We understand that the secret of h
matter lies in personal considerations, to which we have no
disposition to allude. In connexion with the subject, we
may further mention that the post of Mistress of the Robes
was offered to the Duchess of Richmond,
.bnt rteofutsheedirieTuhdes
refusal, we may add, has given great offence
essterday an .
Bartholomew's
and adherents of Lord Derby.—
ADEATH PROM CHLOROFORM.
—Yt
in-
quest
Hospital,w asohtteltdh
e before
body Mr.of T. Wi Hayward,
at
rd,
aged 24, who died
from the effects of chloroform at theY aboav
deceased underwent an operation for thereemionvstaiituotif oent.umTohure
behind the left ear on the 14th inst., when the aid of chlo-
roform was adopted with success. On Wednesday last, by
hisaopwonttwioihsho,fhtehe underwenttumour another operation for a removal
of
chloroform was again administered.
become unconscious, an incisionisi
not removed by the first, and
The deceased, having
stun:. twotiasreinstoardee,
pulsa-
tion suddenly stopped,
and symptom s of returning , beurte he be-
came again
madebseahird whenv_ithe
us
t again inanimate. Galvanism and aplwarm bath were
ban
use of, and animation was restored a second time,
After
rettithlye heex samgautinatiboencoamt
many medical
and death en-
sued.modeal gentlemen,
the coroner summed up at considerable length, when the
jury returnisdl an unanimous verdict of "Death from the
effects of chrsoroform."
THE CONVICT TURNER.--The execution of An-
thony Turner, who was convicted on Saturday, last for the
wilful murder of Mrs. Barnes, has been fixed for Friday, the
26th inst. Since his condemnation, the unhappy man has been
visited in hiss cell by the Rer. P. Gell, and also by the Gaol
Chaplain, the latter of whom is his frequent visitor. Turner
spends his time' chiefly in reading and praying. He is calm
and collected. in his demeanour, and appears quite reconciled
to his fate. 'As he was a person held in general respect
among those-to whom he was known, considerable exertions
are being m ac'e on his behalf ; and a memorial to be pre-
sented to her blajesty, praying for a commutation of his sen-
tence, has bee n prepared, and is now lying in several places
in Derby for the purpose of receiving signatures.—Derby
Mercury.
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