The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-08 00:00:00

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T H E SUN, 1, 0 N D ON., THURSDAY E
THE GREAT INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION RoWceepp was here"-whereat the audience, as cal attainments and oratorical proficiency are united THE SHARE MA.A.KETS.
..-.--.-.11/.0.....--....
of 1853.
BRITISH R.S.ITAVALYS.
wsr. DIRGAN, Esq., has placed in the hands of a Committee of
found out," con- and shrewdness which eminently qualify him as an
might have been expected, " laughed consumedly.' to a stock of practical information and sound sense
Twenty-five Gentlemen the sera of 20,0001. for an INDUSTRIAL "If there was a bad thing to be
oflinoe owroduinldaryi nmaangy. Business done
EXHIBITION, to be held on the premises of the Royal Dublin So- Nominal Prices, to-day.
eiety, in 1853, and has nominated George Roe, Esq., to be Chairman,Railways.
Major Fairfield to be Deputy-Chairman, and Mr. C. P. Roney to be tinned Lord PALMERSTON, "to be invenit,ewd,outlod bbee
ceffaseectiovseseposspuhlearredrietparreyseenitaaitmivse.
imagined, lam sure my friend 'd 29 to 29% 29
Secretary of the said Committee. founded or unfounded. nitude in the city of his birth, considering the Aberdeen ...... 1001.:pai
At a meeting of the Committee held on Monday, the sth July, the first man to give it to you,
Amb , Not., Bost* 6E'
1852, it was resolved- ' castigation," he pur- stanch and munificent support which, when 4 .., WAS • 8I pd 6% - 674 6%
That the Opening of the Exhibition shall take place in the First
• I see he is impatient under this June. .........
pleasantry, " I will hit most needed, the cause of liberal progress ever ex- Bile, woia,, and Stour
Week of May, 1853. sued, adding, with malicious p Rowc air p
all pd. 10% - 11%
The Committee invite communications from Manufacturers, Ex- he pleases, but he must perienced from the leading members of his respected Valley •••
Birk. Lan., & Ch'Jct.'
hibiters, and others.
By order, him high or low, just as
I t e3l. 68.8 d., 26/. pd. 10% -10 d.
C. P. RONEY, Secretary. let me hit him somewhere "-the " judicious family, but those claims become irresistibly aug. ,a.e.',
up the gloves himself mented, when seconded by personal qualifications Ditto, Chest.
Moo, 3, Upper 3ferrion-square, Dublin, Bottle-bolder" takingLE, 2,./ cons., all pd. 18% -19
50 e •
July 6, 18:52.and such as confer no '
eliciting a round of applause at every farfrom ordinary, - Ditto, ditto ... I-714 Pd. ... -
at a pinch, and
opponent. While re- able lustre upon a city proverbial for the talent a Exet., 100/. pd. 99 -101 101 100 101%
CLERICAL, MEDICAL, AND GENERAL round with his unfortunate and Brig,. St.. n
...
100/. pd. 43% -44 43%
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, to the gibes of his assailant, cultivation of its sons. Himself a conscientious Ro- Caledonia__ 1 h
all pd. 22% -23
Persons of all ages, and in every station, may assure with this ferring thus humorously
Chest. & Id. Y
° - "allpd
Society, and the assured can reside in any part of Europe, the Holy
Viscount PALMERSTON Catholic, andjustly intolerant of
admitted the generality to a man - 17% x.n
& Birk:,
Land, Egypt, Madeira, the Cape, Australia, New Zealand, and in
of the future-tantalizing because sectarian ascendancy, it redounds highly to the credit
most parts of North and South America, without Extra Charge. tantalizing glimpse
dlk & Ennis., all pd. ... - ...
Dub. & Bell'. Jct. 45/. pd. 8 - 6 d. 38
Dan
FIFTH. DIVISION OF PROFITS. glimpse, and leaving the judg- of Mr. Sergeant MURPHY that in the intercourse of Dundee,Perth, & Aber-
THE FIFTH BONUS was declared in January last, and the merely a ...
as much as ever fluctuating life he has invariably manifested the most entire
almost
amount varied with the different ages, from 24% to 55 per cent. on moat Ditto, New. 11 d. ... a p ... - ...
the Premiums paid, during the last Five years ;or from 11. to breath of a dozen opposite conjec- and complete absence of any unjust bias, such (25i•L &
21. les. per cent, per annum, on the sums assured. to theas re- East Anglian • •
The small share of Profit divisible in future among the Share-
t res. "He (meaning Bowman') asks me ligious predilections or prejudices but too commonly E. and L. & D.)100/. p 41,4 -4%
deep June. ... all pd.
•8 - 9
holders being now provided for, without intrenching on the amount u
Do (181. E. & LI.) all pd. 3% -8%
made by the regular business, the ASSURED will hereafter derive what Government I mean to join. That is a question engender. Indeed, a circumstance lies within our - , 10%
all the benefits obtainable from a Mutual Office, with, at the same
e the answer of which must depend upon the future. own knowledge where he voluntarily and generously Eastern Union, class A,
time, complete freedom from liability, secured by means of an allePl --ast.Counties...2o/. pd. 10% 10 y
Proprietary Capital-thus combining, in the same office, all the ad- But I will tell him what Government Ido not mean stepped forward in aid of an individualofthe
do. 61 pd. - ..
vantages of bone systems. Do. do. .
...
A copy of the last Report, setting forth fall particulars, with
or to join. "n a
I can assure him that I shall never joi strongest possible difference of opinion on those Do., do., B. & C., all pd. 5% -5%
Prospectus, can now be obtained of any of the Society's Agem'' Government called the ROWCLIFF Administration." points, in fact a red-hot Orangeman, on the broad East Lancashire, all pd 19% -20
by addressing a line to tarY• Do. New Quar., all pd ... _
...
late E. U. shrs., all pd. 734 -7%
In this tormenting mood it was that this distinguished grounds of benevolence, an instance of highminded E. & W. India Docks
GEO. H. PINCKARD, Resident Secre
99, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, London,
statesman passed in review the various sneers and liberality equal, in its way, to thenoble conduct of
E A T It E• -
VSt W. Yk. Joe., all p ... - ...
and Bir. Junc., all pd 58 -62
HER MAJESTY'S Ta aspersions directed against him by his political de- that good and great man, DANIEL O'CONNELL, when E..p 66 -68
Maderne SONTAG. for a limited num- tractors-whose number and virulence, by the way, he so nobly came to the rescueof his old Purple ~
foe-
Edin• Per.&
Pd 15241 --
26 126% 125
Dun. 100 L 24 -25
This great artist will shortly arrive, and appear
erica.
,1010001./p. 24%
bee of nights, previously to her departure for Ate are nearly proportioned to his claims upon the na- man, Sir ABRAHAM BRADLEY KING. Glas. & S.-West.,looLp ... - ...
ER A •
N 0 P 9 tional gratitude. Fortunately there was but little These are the sort ofshould Great Northn.,loo/. pd 89 -90
Edinb.'& Glas.,loo/ d
89
ROYAL IT AL I A men
who s 52
COVENT GA
RDEiriged forneat, the production of provocative of real acerbity in the election then possess substantial and paramount merits in t S.
W I Id
Gt. &W. re ~ all p 44 -45
In conseqnence of the rehearsals S.l_
re'ruuesday next, July 13, the fakirs lat the h tings
g p ace - eyes of those who have 44%
Spohr's grand Opera of FAUST, enui, is pOSTPONED. long' and intimately
Great Westn., 100/. pd 98% - 99% 99 98%
Concert announced for Monday, the stituency doing itself honour by electing its old known and proved them. Had Colonel,
he Dpoo..l4Ba•SAtocSk,tk.
Lane. & Carlisle, all pd 84 -86
•the Gallant
NATIONAL HIPPO- Members together, for the second time, without op- who now leads ,the forlorn Do•Thirds,ll/.13.4 pd 10% -1114 p
BATTY'S GRAND,,,,,E, hope of Derbyism' Lane. & York., 100/. pd 84 84
- % 83% pm
-DeVene, Kensington-gardens, position. against the MonOnlan
metropolis, . advanced under Do., Quarters ...all pd ... -
..
Opposite the BrcoeirE _
N for the Season Elsewhere matters are not going on quite so other colours, we should a word Do., Fifths 14/. pd 3% -3% die.
Is n0_,"1...,. „we of amusement in London. never have said - of Do W.Rid. lin. 11%p 3 21. •
- sa dis.
The most poPeueeeil Ascent in the Royal Hippodrome smoothly. At Lewes, it is true, as well as at against his favourable 'OD o
THIS DAY, JillY 91 .."-t o'clock precisely; doors open at Five, Portsmouth, reception by the garrisLeeds Northern, all pd 17% -18 17%
Balloon, at Half-Pas- allowed the public of itn in the at
„iiis be - the hustings • but feel • 1
, welithe .hesitation in assuring Liv.Craby & Sthpt. all p ... -
...
when an opportunity min ham the two Liberal candidates were returned him that he will find d Lond. & Blackw., all pd 8% - 85/8
inflation, novel entertainments, a Stag has been trained,to a certaint that the gee
y ~ Lon Bril& S. Ct.loo p 107 - 108
In addition to
+,.,,dthe ed in the Royal Hunt every evening. as readily as had, already been the case with the men and trueof " hstrop Lon. & .West.,loo/. p 130 - 131
t e beautiful 't "are too str 130 %
which will be in-enteredaced into an engagement with Mr. Burr, to in- tit y
the Do. Quarters 25/. pd 6% - 7 p 32
Mr. Batty has
~.te sport of Hawking, wbo will shortly appear. constituencies of Oxford, of Coventry, and of Mary- and too compact a body to let Ifget higher on
troduce the an- n did Brass Band will be in attendance. im Do. Fifths 12/. pd 5 -5% P 17%
A. spiels lebone. But then it must be admitted a similar approaching 11 than ition of Do. 101.,M &B (ell 1/p 2% -2% n
_ erved Seats, 35.; First Class, 25.; Second ditto, po the le nos
unprofitab r 2%
• Admission od.
course was pursued in regard to the two Tory candi- " third front ..the t." . . b • Lou. S.-West. 1 0/.963/ -
Is. ; Third 'Mtn' at Five, to commence at Six precisely. op. We shall confess to nog . p 4-- 97% 97% 96% 9734
Do. New 504 42% pd 1% -a ss die,
poor, open dates at Devizes, at Much Wenlock, at Hunting- most • a with the •
grievously and ineff bl d' )appointed - Do. New 40L 34L pd 134 -ci die. [97
a y isappo
1.2,. OYAL MARIONETTE I'HEATRE, don, and at Chippenham. Meanwhile one M• • Minis • Liberal citizens of Cork
e and -ly scandalized by Lon. & Enniakil., all pd 12;4 -13 r
ADELAIDE-STREET, wr,e'r STRAND.-i SO, e .
have Man. Thur. & Mat. all p 3 -8%
terialist and one Liberal were returned
Last Week of the Season. together their deficiency ofeepirite andif we man. Shef. & Lin 100/ 82% - 32%
:11La'discipline, ~ p
THIS EVENING, and every evening during the week. at Tamworth-a solitary Liberal b •the triumphant
being respectively not, within a'Very'fe days,Do. Manch. &Lincoln
The performances will commence with a Farewell Epilogue, en-w to record
41. 2s. pdl 3 -2x die.
titled THE MANAGER AT HOME. returned by Caine, by Salford, a d b'parliament Union
.
To be followed by a scrap from Shakspere, entitled THE SIXTH n y Ashton. return, as their repr ta - in
esen tives the new' Midland 100/. pdl 74 - 7414
under-Lyne, and a solitary Ministeri r t 74% %
Ace OF ROMEO AND JULIET. ais respectively of Mr. Sergeant MURPHY and Mr. FAGAIf' Do. Bir. & Derby 1001.1 39 -41
With (by desire) TFIE SWISS COTTAGE. by Horsham, by Monmouth district d ..____--- Mid. GaWt. (Ire.) 47 % ... - ...
,an by Thirsk. To be followed by a grand Ethiopian Musical Entertainment by _ .--------- - ----- D A 1C•) Do. 34 Shares, 1714 pd ... - ...
an extraordinary Troupe of Ebony Marionettes. Since • which period a number of severe contests h MARKET NEWS.-(TII18 Newcas. & Carl. all pd ... - ...
To conclude with a Phantasmagoric Spirit Drama, called ROSCII:s have
aleseiatea-LL•
IN SPIRITS. carried to the head of the poll the names here of a PIEWGATIaI "") "112")-- - ...
Doors open at Ealf-past Seven, and commence at Eight o'clock. Liberal and there of a D b'' The general demand ruled heavy, at barely dto 3s 10d ; Newmarket
10 all pd 48 -50 49
- every Wednesday and Saturday. Doors er yae. The most notable prices. Beef from 2s lid to 3s 4d Mutton, 2s
3 8d Newport, Abergaven.,
A Morning Performance ,
k 2s 8d to s
open at Halt-past Two. and commence at Three o'clock. personal defeats among the R f Lamb, 4s to 5s ; Veal, 2s 8d to 3s 10d ; Fur k, and Hereford _l2/ pd 4% -8% dia.
Private Boxes- and stalls to be bad at tne Box-office of the e ormers are those of the per Sibs by the carcase. Newry & Ennisk. 7% p 1% -2%
Theatre, and of all the principal Librarians. eloquent GEORGE THOMPSON at the Tower Hamlets, EMT ItIAR.HETS., Od ; Clover Norfo k 100/. pd 41 -43
and of the shrewd and eallent P So,
31 Hay, 31 Os Od w a Os
151. p 10 - 9 die.
lIER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. o- -- EYRONNET THOMPSON ditto, los to 4/ 17s Od; l/ ifs per load. Do. New 20g. S.
and Straw, 1/ 6s to
North. Coun.Un. 3 %pd 3 -2% dis.
THIS EVENING, at Bradford, events which
cannot but constitute a A moderate supply, and a steady trade. ,
1 Od • Clover North British _25/. pd 34 -35
Os 9 35
(Included in the subscription) SilbjeCt of Cumiszitutim-Illeadow Hay, 3/ .08 to 4*
Will be performed Bellias Opera, serious regret to every sincere d. .
itto 31 lOs to 41 153 • and I/ I2s per load. Nth. Devon,No.l,l3/.p ... - ... dis.
, Straw, 1/ 6s to Do., No. 2 5/. pd ... - ...
I PURITANI. lover of the popular
' •
interests. Conspicuous,how- Supply tolerably good, and trade dull. . Elvira, Madame De la Grange; Giorgio, Signor Lablaehe ; Ric-1 03 Od; Clover Do., %A, def all pd ... - ...
cardo, seignor De Bassini ; Arturo, Signor Gardoni. ever, above all the triumphs of the I.),erbyites, is the Wiirrecieerzis-Meadow Hay, 3/ Os to 4. , l
lls per loan Do., 14 B, guar. 5/. pd .:. - ...
To conclude with an entirely liew Ballet, candidates at ditto, 3/ lOs to Si Os ;. and Straw, 11 6s te 14
Composed Dr Sr. (lessen, the Poem by M. St. Georges, the Music victory achieved by the two Ministerial Trade dull, at late rates. North Stafford. 17% p 6% -•6
dis. 1114
by M. Nadal;, entitled Liverpool. The simultaneous discomfiture, in that MEAT .
EAT 14I2LICILIITO•ruled inac- North-Western all pd . . - ...
ZELIE , on, l'Ar et la Magic. SOUTHALL, JULY 7.-Th d has N. & S.-W. Jim- .
c. 6/. p •
1%, -2% P.
By 3factile. Caroline Resat, Mlles. Rosa, Esper, Lam important borough, of a
Lamoureux, ib Ilike distinguished L era five to-day. In prices,e general demon
however very little change has taken Oxf W&W 1 11 22%'. 223/ 22% ~ or., o ~a p - 4
Allegrinl, Louise Fleury ; MM. Di Mattia and Durand, and of a distinguished Peelite like Mr. place. Beef from 28 8d to ' 3s to 4s ; Lamb, Scottish Centrallool. p 7- 74
Applications for lioxes, Stalls, and Tickets to be made at the Box- Mr. EwaitT, 3s 10d Mutton, per Sibs
oftce, Opera Colonnade, Haymarket. es it must be conteesed
tdARDWELL, is a circumstance, _ 4s to 48 8c1; Veal, as
' to sinkthe offal.
, 4d to 3s 8d ;'Pork, 3s to 3s 6d • Scottish Midld., 100/. p 54 -56
Shrew. & Bir. A, all pd 8% - 8)4
-
--------- sufficiently remarkable to warrant an extraordinary ROmFORD, JULY 7 p • il sheep moved off Do. B all pd 6% -64
ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT-GARDEN. il - rime beasts an.
GRAND EXTRA NIGHT. display of exultation on the part of the Ministerialiats. stead y, at full prices. In other kinds 01 stock, very Shrew. &Her. Her. Old 8/. p 2% - 134 die.
THIS EVENLNG. We are, therefore, not in the smallest degree cur-
wasdoing. Beef, from 23 10d to 3s led; mutton, 38 to 4s; Shrewsbu. and Chester
w,ii be performed (4th time this season) eee ,grand
yerbeer s Opera, • s
to 3s 6d per 81bs. (Nor. W. Min.) all pd 19 -20 19
LE PROPIIETE. prised to find that our Tory contemporaries are filled Suckling calves, 19s to 23each. - '
s Do. Halves all pd 9;4 -10
Fides, Madame Grist (4th appearance in
thet character); Bertha. withof the mostecstatic kind at the return- leslvEs, JULY 6, B'
eef from 3s 2d to 4s; Do. Oswestry all pd 14 - 14%
Madame Castellan; Jean of Leyden Si or elerio ; Count Oberthal, pmans
to 4s ; lamb, 4s to 4s ' 35 6d per Blbs. A Shrop. Union ...6% pd 3 -2% d. Seel
8d veal, 3s 2d to Signor Tagliatico ; Serjeant, Signor'
sgdi ; Feesants, eignori Mel by 6,55- avotes for Mr. TURNER and by 6,263 for moderate Do. A, B, C, & D fully
and Rommi ; Gtoni, Signor Stigelli; 3latiliesen, signor Polonini ; supply and a stead td . .
_______.___.3__________•a e
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Zaccaria, Herr Formes.Mr. MACKENZIE-Of two Conservative Members pd. up at per cent. ~• 50 -46 dis.
'will be danced by CORN AVERA GE S. South Devon.,,, :all pd 19 -20
The incidental Ballet and Stating Scene
for Liver - l Another subject of con t 1
poo . gra u a•
M. Ruault, M. Flusse ; 3ladlles. South-Eastern 1001. pd 72 -73 7254
Madlle. Robert and M. Alexandre, GENERAL AVERAGE OF BRITISII CORN
and comprise the celebrated Quadrille des don
they hive, moreover, in the circurn- For the Week ended J PRICES
from the Returns of the South Wales all pd 36% - 36%
Kolemberg• and Leblond,une 29, 1852, made 111) .
Patineurs. Inspectors in the different ein England and Wales, - . . .
at Eight o'elOek precisely. stance of the poll for the city of London per Imperial - South •1 orkseme and
less eerie s.nces commence
• - Qunrter. River Dun. ..... 15/. pd 34..." 1% p 16%
Boxes, stalls, or the lit may be had (for the
Tickets for the
.election being headed by their fortunate and Iw, asezieesiev. II ByE. BEANS.' PEAS.
t the 'Theatre,which is Open
Night or e .on), at. the Box-othcc 0 - •••
from Eleven till five o'clock ; and of the principal librarians and (among all parties) highly respected candidate, Mr. • •15 4d, 27s sdl9s tcd I 32s 4cll 33s Od 3138 2d
S ' 1 & D • •
tir . . anferm. all p ••• - •••
1 DUTIES ON FOREIGN CORN. Stock. &Her. Har.l6/25.3d. ••• -r•
musicseilers.WHEAT. BA ,BANs. I PEAS.
Opera of Faust is in rehearsal, and will shortly be pro- reasTERMAN. To their successes in these two
.jhe grand lOd 1 Um I corm. 1 nee is Od Is 001 Taff Vale 126/. pd 159 - 160
diked, under the direction of the composer, Dr. Louis Spohr. " • is .otl
directions, however, their self-felicitations must Thames Haven Dock -
Wheat, 4trANT
LTIES OF GRAIN SOLD LAST WEEK.
TeLEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. be almost entirely restricted. A considerable ' 91,665; Barey, 2,158; Oats, 13,489; Byes 70; Beans, and Railway ...191. pd 2% .- 2'4
Mr. B, Webster. Sole Lessee and Manager, Old Brompten. 2,857 ; Peas, 214 quarters. Vale of Neath„:l7/. pd 13 -14
THIS EVENING, majority of the new Members whose names Waterfd. & Kilk. allpd 6% -L- 6% 6% %
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A new Comic Drama, in five acts, entitled have been returned are placed in the catalogue CITY E - - -
'LECTION.--(THIS DAY-) Waterfd. & Lim. all pd el% - 22%
THE FOUNDLINGS.
West Cornwall 13/. pd 10 - 1014 10%
Characters by Messrs. Buckstone, Keeley, Leigh Murray, Howe; of Non-Ministerialists. Besides those already eau- DECLARATION OF THE POLL. West London ...all pd ... - •••
Mrs. Fitzwilliam, Mrs. Buckingham, Mrs. Leigh Murray, and Miss The result of the poll for the city of London election was
Vining.oi
merated, and others received from hour to hour, we officially announced this afternoon from the hustings erected
Yk.,New. & Ber. 1001. p 75 -76 75
To be followed by a new petite Comedy, called a NOVEL EX•at the Guildhall.filled • h Do. & New. Ex. 20/. p 6% - 6 dis.
bare to re" •at the return of two Liberals rejoice
PE DIE NT.Do. G.N.E. pure. 9/. p. 2% -2% dis. 774
more orderly body of-electors than attended the nomina-
Alter which KEELEY WORRIED BY BCCKSTONE. Aylesbury-one of these new Members being the •York &N. Mid.loo/.pcl 52 -53
To conclude with JOIIN JONES, ton, and some new arrangement having been made in the
celebrated Dr. LAYARD, the discoverer of Nineveh. disposition of barriers, the there was far leas confusion patzrzatingros Saliß3llll.
THEATRE ROYAL, A.DELPIII, amongst the crowd. A place was set apart immediately Aberdeen all pd „.. - ...
Lessee. lir. B. WensLer i Directress, Madame Celeste. Together with the foregoing-two other Liberals for
in front of the hustings for the friends of the
THIS EVENING,Do. No. 2, 7 per ct. 3ei ... - ...
Berwick, two for Beverley, two for Chester, two for different Members, and as they observed a commendable
' Will be performed SEA and LSD. Characters by Messrs. PaulCaledonian, 10/. 100/p 98 - 102
Bedford, Wright, Hughes, 0. Smith, Worrell, Emery ; Misses Ellen Guildford, two for Halifax, two for Hertford, two for silence during the speaking, there was scarcely any Ches. & Holyhd. all pd 19 -20
Chaplin, K. Fitzwilliam, and Sits. Keeley. difficulty in catching what was said, though occasionally there &Ab d.
To conclude with the Comedy of PAUL PRY. Colonel Hardy, Lambeth, two for Marlborough, two for Newcastle-on- were
some displays of jocularity which seemed to diversify •
Dundee, Per., Aber
d.
refinery ; Paul Pry, Mr. Wright; Grasp, Mr. 0. smith; Mr. Tyne, two for Northampton, two for Nottingham, two the quietude of the scene. The announcement of the num- Junction all pd 5% - 614
Willis. Sir. Worrell ; Phoebe, Miss Wocegar ; Eliza, Miss L. Honey.E. An .0/ 10s)6 pc. all 3 - 3 % 3%
for Reading, two for Richmond (Yorkshire), two hers for Mr. Masterman was received with universal cheer- Do.(Si.) 7 per ct. all p ... _
...
ROYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE, OXFORD-STREET. ing, but the numbers for Russell and Duke were greeted with Do. s 7 2 p ... - ...
7/178) p. c.
Under the Management of Mr. C. Kean. for Stroud, and three for the City of London, making mingled cheers and hisses.
THIS EVENING,
aggregate of SEVENTY-EIGHT Liberals against Mr. Sheriff COTTERELL, shortly after one o'clock, stated Eastern Counties Lx.,
will be performed a new and original Play, in five acts, by the an
the result of the poll to be as follows :- sp. c., No. 1•• •all pd 15/a .--. 1 7/8 p 1 7/8 2 pm
Do. No. 2 all pd 1% -1% p 1543 ,A wai Pitt
author of The Wife's Secret, entitled THE: TRIAL OF LOVE. Pith- THIRTY•FIVE Tories, yielding a clear majority of forty- Masterman ... ... ... ... 6495
cipal characters by Messrs. C. Kean, Ryder, Graham, Meadows, Do. New 6p. C. Stk. 10 14 -- 14% 14%
Cathcart, Everett, and Wheatleigh ; Miss Marshall, and Mrs. C. three out of one hundred and thirteen-already Russell - ••• ••• ••• •• 5,537 Eastern Union Scrip,
Kean.
returned in the two first days of the general election, Duke ... ...
...
... •.. 5,270 Guar. 6 per c ••• p
t. a 1116% -• 16%
After which will be produced, Rothschild ...
... ~. ••• 4,748 Do. 10/. Deb. Sh• all p ... ........
THE VAMPIRE, a Phantasm, related in three dramas. The by polling and by nomination. Supposing the rest Crawford ... ...
...
...
~..
3,765
hire, 6 per
East Lances principal character will be sustained by Mr. Bourcicault, the author de ree ro ortioned in re- and the Sheriffs, therefore, declared •
that the election all od
had ct. Quer. Slim ,
s, eTe ••• - ...
of the piece, supported by Messrs. J. Vining, Chester, Everett, of the returns be in any g P P fallen on Mr. Masterman, Lord John Russell , Sir James West York' nu
Cathcart, Meadows, Harley ; Misses Leclercq, Robertson, Phillips, salt to those which have been made up to this Duke, and Baron Rothschild. East &
.all
Deaborough, Marshall, and Mrs. Daly. Junction, sths pd
...
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moment, the majoritythe
against Protectionists Mr. MASTERMAN returned his thanks 'fbr having been Per. & Milli. 51,4„,
Edin•,
eSTLEY'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. than could have been elected a third time. It satisfied him that" his conduct had• t. ... '''" P- - - •••
Under the Patronage of her Majesty and his Royal Highness must be more enormous cen ......
met with the approval of his constituents, and alth per S W Con. 1001. ... - ...
ough he Glas &-• W.
Prince Albert. anticipated by the most in regard
sanguine
to the was not prepared to detain them with a lengthenedaddress, • h Gt. Nort • sp• C. all pd 16 - 16% 16%
Proprietor and Manager, Mr. W. Batty.he would promise them to keep a careful andall 2 therefore, only assures steady watch- Do. 5 p cared. sc. p -2% p 4%
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The meat seaman! and popular Theatre in London. new Parliament. Reflection,
fulness over the interests of the
THIS EVENING, confidence expressed by our- be al a s alive to that which Country, and to take care to Great South. & West.
Will be presented the gorgeous Equestrian Spectacle of ST. us the more that the w y was calculated to advance the I l d) atis all pd 854, ... 8.% 834
GEORGE and the DRAGON. St. George, Mr. Alfred Cooke. in reference to the probable local welfare of the eity of London.- (Cheers.) ( re an
(Berke & H.
The Brothers Elliot will make their appearance in the most novel selves last evening Lord JOHN RUSSELL was next introduced to the electorsGt. west. •
entertainments ever witnessed.
result of the pending struggle, was in no
and was received with much applause. The Noble L , Ex. s Per cent. )...6 pd %--1% P
- ..,
ro be iollowed by Batty's Inimitable Scenes of the Arena, intro. e Lord, before Gt.W. fixed 4% 100/. p ...
clueing the most numerous equestrian company in Europe, respect premature a ant. A mod ked the electo
or extrav g ere, he thee rs for his return, took the op ortun't Do. -80/. pd ... IMO .. .
To conclude with a Laughable if erce.
on the part of the Liberal .
of expressing his satisfaction at bein sent to PP • arhament
13' Do• d y I, .
Lancashire an or -
Tickets to be had at the Box-oflece from Eleven till Four daily. degree of perseverance with the same colleagues that sat with him ' in the last sea- shire. F. 20/. ...61. pd _%dia - p
Stage Manager, Mr. Leelereq, three kingdoms, and we shall sion.- (Cheers.) He viewed theresultofthis g., c. stk. 100/. p ..... - ...
electors throughout the
of witnessing the g
feelings of extreme ' been
delight. Only a few days had de- Do• e• ern 6 per • ...-
Leeds North , ••• ...
ROYAL SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. very speedily have the satisfaction
voted to the contest, and yet in that brief
Open for the Season,space a large sent No. 1 ...... 13/. pd .-..- ...
Cabinet, upon the
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, construction of a powerful Reform number ofthe electors' '
had spontaneously come forward to D- 0 Do. No. 2 17/. pd ... - ...
Commencement of Mons. JULLIEN'S Concerts d'Ete on the same basis f
o a Liberal House of Commons representing render him support.-(Hear hear.
.) He had not sh k - • No• 3 5/. pd ... -
...
scale of splendour as at Drury-lane Theatre.run Do. Do• - •
. into a corner like others, but 'had openly avowed his • 1849 _W. pd ... - ...
Promenade Concert conducted by M. Jullien. the real wishes of the population. Ales, and he was rejoiced to find that these principles
princi- . QM,
Do,
Brig. guar.
Engagement of that eminent cantatrice Miss Cicely Nott. were London & '-
Exhibition of Danson's Colossal Daylight View of MOUNT edges warmlyapproved of by the city of London: He was not in ant. ...100/. pd ... .... ...
ETNA and the CAVES of VULCAN and the CYCLOPS-Splendid ' Wh*lthe
ist battle of the representatives is raging a position to reveal to them ally Cabinet secrets, but he 5 per
Pr.
5
Do. P •c. Stk. 100/. ... - ...
and interesting Menagerie-Promenade Concert by Godfrey's un- could foreshadow that " something which loomed in the P ci 1852 all ... -
...
eDo. Con. P
rivalled Military Band-Various Amusing Novelties-Concluding at fast and furious around us, it is almost impossible to f t "and with
u nre, the permission of the electors he would ' NGr fvp e 100/. p ~, -a.
Dusk with a Grand Pyrotechnic Exhibition by Messrs. Southby, take Do. -...,. •
the Interior of the Mountain (the Pandemonium of the breath, and contemplate the position of affairs as briefly do EO.-( Cheers.) In a few days, when the vote of Lon.& iN.- • (Coo. &
representing
the last tenant-termer should be polled, it would be found Nutlet) sP•c•la 'A pd -•-• "•
Ancients), with the Caverns and Forges of Vulcan and his Cyclops, regards the pl• t struggle on the other side
ar 'amen ary
the whole terminating with the Eruption of Mount Etna and a ethat the country was decidedly in favour of free trade, and , s.ur. c0,3d5.51. p ate -4 p 8%
Grand Tableau on the Lake of Thetis, and the Nereiade receiving she of St. George's Channel. Nevertheless, we hail the the supporters of protection would have to abandon th • Ln.ee .„ ~ Sh. o-
p 12% -- 13 13
their Lon. & r'n• 75
Armour of Achilles. Pros hobby for ever.-(Cheers.) That question, then, being irre-
of several hundred specimens, in- prospect opened in the most important of the Irishman. sheet:, & Linen.
The menagerie now consists
fr
VO• )...all pd 10% - 11%
four
ostriches, two ea vocably settled, it would be left for the Legislature to turn Qr. ke, ... •
eluding three elephants, two gira s, camels, constituencies-. In the metropolis of the sister island, it - aupd 13 -13 s attention to measures of social and political 10/. ••• % 13% %
Do. New,
Com tie. fp Feeding the Animals at Five. Con- although the Tory 3/ pd 1 - I%s
Doors opdli from Nine A.M. party have hoisted the orange flag, reform, with the view of still farther extending the principles Do. 61. ............ *
about Ten.c St. 100/. .., ....
..•
r
tort at Half-past Six. Fireworksof • ' civil and religious liberty, which had been so long the mid. Con. 6 p .
LLLNG and are resolved t k d perate fight, there
ADMISSION, ONE SHI . o ma e a es
boast of England, and which were still destined to place her Con. Brie. & Bir
''
..............._________,.....--,_ -..... can be little doubt Do.
that they will fail in ousting Mr. upon a higher pinnacle than she had ever occupied before.• t .100/. pd 150 - 152
N BRIDGE. 6 per cen ... _
val. all p ... - ...
HIGH WATER AT LONDO- . REYNOLDS, whose • Sir JAMES DUKE was also greeted with great cheering, Do. Erewash • era 6 I Evening 41 min. 6 industry and energy as a senator
THIS DAT -Morning 18 min. Ili- 7 i Evening 27 mire after 7 Cannot fail to be appreciatedand, in returning thanks for his election, he renewed his pro- Do. Lek- "wannlng•
To-mosaow-eferaina 3 rain. after i by the Roman Catholic mises to support free trade, an extension of theand Guar. 100/. p ... - ...
zna•morrwrron. -
1- P Par - % P 5X
constituent body, and who, to the Li- all such measures as were calculated to promote the Do. Preference ...5
THE WEATHER.-Stne os'sucire Juts 8. beral Protestant
electorsof Dublin, must be far
pre- •
local interests of the City,-(Cheers.) He had Norfolk Exton... snir •
22% •
- 2314
5% - 6 22%
THERMOMETER, IN THE SFIADE. ferable to the clean, ;
Chan, of tt. flval. 2/. p 1% - 2
ue esrange bigots. In Cork, clergyman of his own native town, bearing testimony to the. Do. wavily. . 76-highest since noon yesterdaY• the southern capital, the 1001, pd 110 -- 112% 110
ht. - North British
ryi es are certain of defeat. • d ail pd •.. - •••
56 -lowest this morning and during the night. That city has assured)rity of the elected for Scotland would be found to be s aunch North Staffor ••••
t
& Vol., 151. 77-this day, at noon. being enabled to bring •
y cause for self-gratulation in
. advocates of commercial and P ' Parliamentary reform.- Oxf. Wor. els nd 2 - 2%1)
&tamers:a, 30.15. into the (Cheers.) Agairt expressing his gratitude for his return, he 6 per cent....l- es e
arena candidates on
either side spr f • 31. pd 2 - 2%p
Wirtz S.S.E.-fine sunshiny weather. ling rpm itz ~.._ . . retired from the hustings assuring the .electors that it would Ditto ditto ..•
11 10% -- 11%
solicitation fromexternal wet soil, without any be his anssious desire to • merit the confidenof his t•- Shrews. & Bir. N.G. a
ce -
sion both C 8* In the last sea- ts.-(Cheerier
tuen ) . .
.. .
Shrews. & Ches. (N.W•
all pd 17% -18 17%,
1-NA,,.
~,,f €-,f7 4 ?-,.? interests, Conservative and Liberal, were Baron ROTHSCHILD next came forward, but his re- Min.) 8 per c••••- l5l
4 - 16%
.e., k severally represented by gentleinenception was not so enthusiastic as that of the South Devon ...... all
46
~.,
Atte. (4,.. 4,,
,•'2d?,,;•.:.7.::,.--,--;471,4,i.._•-,,: ta, (.1 native town might well feel of whom their p receding candidates. He saiseise had come forward to sup- Do. New -1% pdd %dis- -% P
proud. port the great principle of religious liberty and although it St.-Est 4% pC. 10/. pd ... -- •••
- ' - es(--;;i4l4s• ":10 posed, however strenuousl • Even those op- had so happened that he had - ' his Sth. York. 4 -d all 20 .-•. 21
strenuously, In polit•not been able to attend . pc b •
bitv 4";143:4 4' '''4
CHATTERTON, willingly
bore t •les to Colonel duties is Parliament, yet it was not through an fault of his; Stock. & Hart. gd. 5p c
y
r. -Dun - '
~.,,,_estimony to -the and now that the electors of the city of London had thrice until July 1,1856, all p ..• •" •••
. , amiability of his disposition, the calleees- -- e the principle which la atisfied Waterford& Kilkenny,
y of his adoptede represented, he was s
% - % die;
our, and the honesty of bin intenti de- the Legislature would see the expediency of changing the 6 per cent . ..... 3/. pd
meanour, ona ; and M. trade York, New. & Bar. all p 102 - 104
Qs-, bittin , Sergeant Mmtrar was held in universal
estimatio law that deprived him of his seat.-(Cheers.) Free
ti was making vast strides throu bout the world, it was improv- Do. Do. Si. d 4YI -•
5%
gand r 1•
102% % 102
for bis eminent talents, the brilliancy of his orator' ing the morals and the social condition of the people, York &N. Midland •
a':= lilt 1- e pd. % - % P 10%
conversational powers, and a the electors might always depend upon his upholding com- and S. Parch. 101.
5,1 e, cal and .rare inertial freedom with all the world.-(Cheers.)
LONDON, THURSDAY, JULY- all those qualities which do equal the electors for such mums Lamm) AT Pia VAINTAIB.
----....--.... 8, 1852. union of
honour to the heart.
head and Yet, although
Mr. CRAwFORD was the last to thank
sup ogreeted with uni-
P rt as they had rendered him, and was .
Verse' chee .
3 768 f the electors of the City of I . Leasing Nominal Prices. Bug's.
Incomparably the best- electio •Colonel commands a powerful body. Lone , ring. He said , 0 Railways. !companies. to-day.
neering speech allant y of h een ,Ekad come forward to assert their indepe.ndence, and
yet the Ge hearth hich they had -___
I -_
...........--.
delivered was the one addressed yesterday to the thened probably, to a Considerable we' thanked them for the confidence w ..-----,--•----.:7-. „ -„,
... _
...
tors of Tiverton by Lard PALME elec. supporter ,
s siren se gener BdE & Bitch all p Lon.&-N•vv
o • T °nab' hono d him with.
31 -32
RSTON. Meer by his great and deserved p pularity banks were then tire
tad to the Sheriffs, and the pro- Bir.& Oxf.,gua. all Gt. Westn. 1
Merry, extent of late,
b Masonic fraternity, who ceedings of . voted . , Do. without, all p 1 Do. ...... 29A - 80%
satirical, and independent, it was eminent)
y chargete- a
mong the members of t e the election terminaten.
ristio of the man, and from the tone by which upon the banks of the Lee, TOWER Bir.Wolv. & Dnee,l
. 30% - 81% it Was es
uatee '
strop force u
ILL gHAMLETS ELECTION. guar.....,. all pd Do. .....
.... 29% - 30%
marked throughout, honourable alike to the const' there a the adverse side, Do. without, all p Do. 1- is now a compact array upo ,
Dte (THIS DAY.) . Backghash. all p I Lon. &ii.W 19% - 19%
tuency and to himself as its long tried and most illus- e -"ty or er-
any acerb' p
This l'Altllo TN OF THE POLL. which "ilthoUtAl3 eat
heir existence of afternoon et IO f Clydsdale ,e, , all ptalecionian 51 -53
trious representative, Since 1835 the Noble Viscount sonar ill-feelingd distinguished the Tower Harideta one O'clock the successful candidates or E. Lin• 6
to their brave an
strived at the hustings on Stepney- e gus. per
has occupied this position with Mr. HEATHCOAT as fellow-citizen,). -strong con, green, followed by their • with• cent. ...... all pdlGt.Northn. 148 - 152
rocessions
bands of music, flags, R„. committees and pGloucest. &
his colleague-the latter gentleman having continued demnatiof the y advo- - '"” and aft nsiderable confusion,Dot 2234 •••• 33;4
°II policy which he mistakenly bustle, and noise, Mr. Child er co . Forest..., all pdat.WestriL
, the returnin officer, managea s_s_., ..
leading
during the last twenty years the Member for cater, by rejecting If e "8 coming to obtain
silence, 'when he announced the following as a ''''artlepl. Dit. &I Yk.Newl ... - ...
Ira on the grounds o. hi correct list of the numbers,• Railw all pd & Berw. since
the constituency. Two contests the year forward as a aupollee, for the respective candi- ri. • ...
113 - 114
PPorter of tbe Derby Government. dates:- • will& Selby, all yk &N.M.
P •
just particularised have shown the pope-
" Casino, we love thee Sir William Clay Do. Halves.,all Do. ...... 56 -57
officer - • - 7 728 P
well, but never more be
- 27
Do. Quarte.odi D 26
rarity of both these Liberals - one in of ours." Both Sergeant Id Butler ... ... .. ... ,
••• - ... .. 7,718 P c. ... - 110
URPHY and Mr. FAGAN Thompson
T.,,Leede,3'Brclf all Midl d 108 109% 109
1847, when 148 polled for Mr. HEATHCOAT and 127 have been tried ere tit" • •• ''' •-• ... 4,568 ~ p an ••• ...,
is-weighed in the balance, Arton ... ... -...
...
..
~,7,2
-.;-•srl• es Grenwall S. E tem la -13 x
~
for Lord PALISISESTON, and another in 1837, when and not found wantin Newton ... .. .., • z
- -•
1 095 .uo. Pref.... 511 pd Do. ...... 25% - 26%
g• Intimately acquainted
He therefore declared Sir William Cl Lowestoft,, &ma. 4 323 polled for Mr. TRATIICOAT and 246 for Lord and connected with the local Y and •Cha'rles Salis-19 -20
interestsof the Butler, Esq., duly elected to represent them in the Com- Per cent...all pd Norfolk •••
bury Do. 6p. et.. all p Do. ...... ••• - •••
PALMERSTON. Th intermediate general election, important commercial cit th e y ey asPire to represent, mons House of Part' mnt ia e . .
Middlesbe & Red-
namely, Pie one which took place in 1841, was, like they have evinced themselves, d ' uring their former The
.announcement was received
d thegreatest with load applause, 6 - •••
Ail oans, hisses, an tumult from the N&car,
.L., P- es, all p Stktn&Dar •••
...... 65
the present, conducted without opposition. Nothing Parliamentary career, fearless and active
advocates of mingled IN
numbered about two thousand. After consi- N. -", SP. o• all E. Counties 63
~
could by possibility have been in better taste or in a the true principles of civil and religious rbnfusion Sir William CI
ay came forward P cts all p Do. ...... ••• - •••
1 erq• derable noise and co
Do F 5
happier spirit than the speech in which the distin- constituency of Cork could not by • The the
any possibility fix to addressassembly, but the uproar was so great the re- p ~ . P.e.all pd Do. ...... ... - •••
to catch a word of hiss peech. Presto. S'WYre. f L.&N.W 1.
i f d the their cho'ce
guished statesman here mentioned cast•ga.e i upon two more upright or efficient porter was unable
received, and bowed to them from his r, ...... all paid 1 & La. SLY) .
Mr. Butler was well
troublesome of his
most local This en- representatives, both
antagonists. g of their peculiar interests and carriage as he passed to the . hustings. .....o.ulves . -• •••
,e,-, slip Do. ...... ••• P
Bead P. aat
with a body of gentlemen, but he '' -nese., and
eatuan-a Chartist bight Rewctirr -had corn- those of the country at large. Mr. Newton was present
_. Reigate ... all d Eastern.. 26% - 26%
26%
;' looked unwell and sadly dejected Roy. &
help., P S.
150 - 152
Without any intention V ^filmed in the course of yesterday's proceedings, that or desire of drawing in- AIL A M Thompson had not arrived when the RD o, ,6% p Gt.Northn.
-,152
'/,' •,distinctions, se e Viscount FaLmeaseoN had related to his constituents vidious we cannot help saying that any yrton and r.
reporter left, at a quarter to t
amid aro. Sh
two o'clock, when Sir W. Clay 0P• Ex. all Do. ...... 150
Shf. h. Ex.,
Rt & Goal
-
;•'• • , arl the good' he had done, but nothing of the body of electors in the empire, however important, Afar -
was addressing his constituents, considerable uproar.
f the K division were present. s•c. 1 el
P • 8.11 6p Lan Si Yks ••• - •••
aee ', -
% p Mrlefse,lean 1 - % dis- ]
j,,,,,,1. li•lvigGoD bless me," exclaimed the Noble would do themselves especial credit by selectin the
g Wear Val. 6
for the Hanse Pes,all Stektes Dar ••• - ••• i
.4 i Vc(),-„,,-.-CeaSA, vathsran amus g in, affectation of amazement, Learned Sergeant as their re resentat. •
p ive in the Town
Mr. Colquhoun, Diplomatic Agent. Do. do. ... all 32% - 82%
hRI
ght HOD. J. W. Pd Do. ......
Do. do.
'''it yeas rid necessary for me to do - House of P 1.
that; when Mr. Commons ar lament. Ris rare classi- 0 Henley, yesterday, 8, ad an interview with the Board
Way, at the office of the of Trade. Wow 446.
• 1111.. pd Do. ...... ... -.••
IQ6 •Ogi 107 mg us ,
~- . .au P CitalTaltra. __.
•- Y --•• , 7 ~ • : ..Z..4,..: I,iliticl al il Li"
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