The Sun.
London, England, 1865-01-23 00:00:00

CORK-FRIDAY.

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The following were the quotations this mornitig'6o;o
wheat, 7s 6d to Os Od ; white, 8s 8d to Os Od ; barleps
to 7s Od ; oats, 6s Od to 7s
_6d • blaCk oats, 6s 4d to
bore, Os Od.

DUBLIN.—FE. • of sci
There was a moderate attendance.rDAY The stiff 6,0 i;0
was small, oath large, and barley moderate. , Jo.,
unaltered. •5 Od
'Currencies :—Whte wheat, 23s Od to 2aigs "
9,1,0, (104
21s Od to 22s 6d ; grinding barley, 12s 6d 0,2$ ;
ing do 14s to 15s 6d ; white oats, lls to
10s 6d to lls 3d.
Foreign Mail Packet T.ift•
.VeP
Australia and New Zealand, via Southampton'''.. D. 3.
Ditto, via Marseilles ..........................Feb'
Brazil and Cape Verde, by British packet ........
Ditto, by British packet ........... .iron'
Cape of Good Hope, Ascension, and St. Heleria•••
.0) ‘6,
China, Penang, and Singapore, via Sou:haraPtol2. Jtal'
Ditto, via Marseilles .......................... (26,
Falkland Islands .............
Gibraltar, 'la Southampton ....... • • y• d. 46
India (Calcutta), and Ceylon, via ScuthamPtoll'..
Ditto, via Marseilles ail. it,
India (Bumbay), via Southampton.. ................
Feb'
Ditto, via Marseilles . ",r•
ep.
Mauritius, via Southampton eb'Js
Ditto, via Marseil e 3... .....................•few' 5,
Newfoundland .................................... .Feb.
•••
Portug 1
Ditto, by private 0
United htates and British North America, hf 13"..josi'
tish packet ........
Ditto, by United States packet, via SouthaiDY-
tcn ................... •••

Ditto, via Cork
Ditto, by Canadian packet, via Londonderry •.
West Coast of Africa, Madeira, and Tenerife •
West Indies and Pacific (except Bahamas, Cuu7liii,
and Mexico .............. •''.Feb•
Bahamas, via New York. ......................... Feb'

Bermuda, ditto .................... . ............. "1,0
Cuba and Mexico ................................

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Births. 00 so ile of
,
0
LOVELL—On the 20th inst., at Gillingham,
Royal P ;tieer6
Lieutenant-Colonel Lovell, C.B.,ED- °'
o
son. 0° 0 v
MILES.—On the 21st inst., at Penpole MAW, f, So
Philip W. S. Miles, Esq., of King's Weston, ° 00
heir. seotl
.1
OWEN.—On the 18th inst., at 27, -
*Delemore-cre

wife of W. S. Owen, Es:, of a' daughter.
Marriages.
HOOPER—GIFFARD.—On the 17th inst., at gani--- Pttll
o°l-161:111H
Stanley Hooper, Captain Ist Madras Cavalry, at
Rose, eldest daughter of Edward Giffard, Be'cl,',„at 'lie
LOGAN—TOWNSREND.—On the 19th inst., at uty,o iv
worth, Edward Lo.un, Esq., to Emily EliZalcoril
daughter of Lee P.6Townsend, E f lArill-
sq., 0
Cheshire.
of
Deaths. fe, "lei
13nnEn.—On the 20th inst., at the Rectory, Ottrgrtor, A
thamptonshire, the Rev. Wm. Lake Baker, re" 0'
78.
Dr r rts' A
OROSSE.—On the 17th inst., at Weymouth/ -'-`°7l)° tley
Crosse, Esq., late Captain 59th Regt., aged 2 .0 fi°
HARRIS.—On the 16th inst., at Southseal GiLljt3i s6ll'
Harris, R.N. 0a11,A006
LONDONDERRY.—On the 20th inst ,at SeaVilces
derland, after a long and painful' illness, Fin
.4 P'
Marchioness of Londonderry, aged 65. Did
ti
LAMBE.—On the 21st inst., at 29, Cocksru'Streetl la
Lambe, relict of the late Mr. Lambo. clef V'
TAYLOR.—On the 19th inst ,in London, °Lticiord A
Hon. Mrs. Taylor, daughter of Richard,
park. is.
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see.,,2vAidesigFhatpearlso.ne well worth a journey to Norwood to
ceived at Butler's headquarters about half-past 11
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lark or, „4 0i,„,9 viz.:- of this Railway were issued, the following ole,
John Maxwell and Co., Publishers, 122, Fleet-street. whether he has the faculty of viewing the most un-
expected events calmly is more than labours. George
union will be " fate'
„010";
,I can deter-
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leole- it 493 -- 260 278 321 391 421 418
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e „ 697 ~.,;,„'. ' 507 575 598 610 664 677 LIFE : Its NATURE, VARIETIES, and
were issued clearly and decisively, and before three _ . .
tr4' el• 4i 857"-Iv 713 724 792 793 7J5 8 '3HIS BIRTHDAY; and to cone ude with MRS. ROSELE A.
eo
Eight •Saturday Afternoon, at Three.
(except Saturday) at,
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ha: ..12 1171 1194 1105 1110 111 1137 1139 " Mr. Grindon's book has reached, but will not stop at, the - -ROYAL
seats, ls., 2s. ; stalls, Is. ; stall spring Butler was
GALLERY ON' ILLUS I RATION, 14, Regent- o'clock he was ready to vacate his command at the
the ele .I3tir ll9l 1223 1230 1263 13^.8 1309
reSeBXL t'
1818 3819 188,
1511 e 342 14is 1499 Lin.
chairs, ss.
third edition. It is the work of a scholar, a Christian, and a street, Unreserved
se•-e, 1513 ---- --- man of real science."-Morning Herald. •front. Adopting the theory that General
fed I'6'l 1;7 4 1545 15C0 - 17111 1706' 1713 1745 1751 .• To those who delight in the exercise of their intellectual OPERA DI CAMERA, the SOLDIER'S LEGACY, by removed on account of the Wilmingth
Of ther
TOO MANY COOKS, by Offenbach. Every n expedition . ,
f ligb
5 C'' Is 203 e 24 Bonds of 500 Dollars each.
1896 tete 1946 1957 powers, these very thoughtful and beautifully-written reflect- Mactarren, and
tions will be a welcome boon, and the source long afterwards, TUESDAY and T [IURSDAY, at Three. e field'
solvedtthueckljael itffs; 7
question
netinregmawiintehd tthoe
peuzxpzelcotedeurisouosccemilss,itoanlryymoonne.
The 10
~2291 2299 2150 2156 215 2235 2215 2264 we may rest assured, of many fruitful meditations and plea-
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" 2522 2525 2527 253, 25a2 2581 " The reader will find in it much thought and much read-
ing. There is plenty to think upen, plenty to study, plentybeen removed some days ago.,.
Thai 'tii4 1 2417 4„.,. 80 Bonds per 100 Dollars each.
The Oxford and Canterbury Hall Company (limited). The could not imagine why tTheiligsecinue:saltiohna,dhonwo-t ocif. t.
80c ‘,28P8 .;.p 2673 2686 2688 2731 2771 2782 io entertain."-Illustrated London News."
the eir 4961 "LI 2821 ef3lo 2838 2819 -287 J 2950 London :F. Pitman, 20,.Pacernoster-row, E.G.the ei 3145 2062 ORPHEE AUX ENTERS (Offenbach's brilliant opera ever, received a final- solution when Gen. Ord was
Comique), is achieving an unprecedented success. Vide, the
r 1 3007 332 3051 3eeo 3118 ar24
age or 3334 3163 3164 3217 3297 3307 3308 8309
swell Peo 31Se e3,3°7 338.5 34(3 31e6 3411 3415 8457 Crown Bvo., cloth, 400 pages, price 55., SthoengiKmg.
spirited
"Hilliho " Chorus, by Eurydice, Diana, Cupid, •
MI
Minuetiner, risen was away on leave of absence,
of Bocotia ;" '' The Hymn to Bacchus ;" and assigned to the command. Theheraonodf
tFhooratollthafr-
-409 "'95 3503 3516 3614 3689 3696 3774
eyo °fest' .89°7 1'8,2! 3867 3873 2871 892 t 3943 3965 HIDDEN SPRINGS. By the Rev. J. and Chorus
Diana,
Venue,
urs . thecup
Cupid, Pluto,
Pe -lsuptol i
,t t
anding 'C'
hCooruapsi e;t sa,r"d
bine
,ret` • .105 "'". 4009 4010 4033 4043 4078 4105 PARKER, of Manchester.
Butler.
relY Or v. 82 4140
henry, Barrie, Tyrrell, and W almsley; Messrs. Greene and cities only waited for his return to remove -Grew
tbegli of „, 4175 4252 4310 4315 4354 4366 "The sermons ot Dr. Parker are especiary noticeable for
Were this 4445 4446 4496 4516 4517 4e49 clearness of thought and language. All seems as if it were and Galop. Principal characters by Misses Russell, Fitz-
Lascelles. " Gen. Ord returned yesterday, and at one
written with a pencil of light . . . . N iture is every-
eded to the headquarters of his commr
„eb.- ot, -.1`10•P 'ins ...el a 7 DRAWN by the undersigned Notary.
where in the ascendant, and hence its matchless force
se the !di' zan t. ''''' IS ALSO GIVEN, that such of the aforesaid
„„ •., as have
off at par There. is no speakine for speaking's sake, no display of any Also, MA.SANIELLO, in which Mons. LAVESSIERE, the
Of 1:-01 "" Prese ve been issued in London will be paid o
on abe litation there ,f at the Company's office in London, kind ; every word is an arrow directed to the mark."-Bri-
t•sh Standard. make his appearance.
successful new Tenore, from the Theatre Lyrique, Paris, will
Musical Director, Mr. F. Jonghmans.
ectri°ool4' teer',o',,atler the Ist day of April next, in addition to the 1
RANDALL, Mr. GASTON
Cease ' due on that day, after which all interest will London: F. Pitnian, 20, Paternoster-row. E.C. Comedy, by Mr. WILLIAM
own assignment to the
24th Army Corps. He had hardly arriV
lON ler, and his
)101 4 tond W. GRAIN, Notary Public. - MURRAY, he received notification of the removal of
in o.f ...„,e___L____na, W..
19, 1865. • -
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James.
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It is e.„,, An Evening Newspaper and Review.
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Entertainment in Lou- Ord, the staff of the army of thr
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eec ' GAZ ',UTE without or to
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preparation of dishes from animal food.. 'his wore is devoted kJ The Oxford rilidoCDanoterEburyr,oD G
E,
of the establishment), the rters of their le
relieving Gen. Butler, and re lac)
around qua
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OW r/ our meaning, candour of the reader for a just interpretation of i iokling the preparation of sauces, soups, beverages, dre, & c dont Ire moat t
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extraordinary
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The usual iLinsaetnisoclles, Harland, Beaumont,
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' Numerous' would hardly
tai t, The nut!' FALL-MALL fersusiatys,u&pco.n, constitute the' halt of our daily food : here is an Ha- s'
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6 --entree, std j- .ni
',sq., M.P. for East Sussex, 6, Sea- PER ANNUM,
ees ,
ec!, Old Battery House. Bri hton.
lee, 111, Ea
air, London,
to °„li...,fir' Ch e,l Cart, Te According to I he Number of Volumes required. GLASS
; g-etew 4044 'l4 11111 -irge 51 1-2 83 (f
el. ,Es • , , Grand Para e, Brighton. City Office-4, King-street, cheeps
C li ARL ES EDWARD MUDIE, New Orfordisdte.reet. London
li7, T
24" sher wia , 23, Oakley. square, London, Branch Establishments: g mains ,
(With ' Escle 10, Queen-square, London.
Mr, Clpower to add to their number). Cut and Er
Cross-street, Manchester ; and Temple-street, Birmingham.
.00 ertarles 8131 MANAGER.
t illy 1 (when 11 s . re arrangements arc attested to
sliefir ri be on the Direction). 0 S CURLING FLUID curls pEFRIES
sill lees
1, , Jl_ London.-
"EX'
It
immediatelySS it is app.ied. Sold
ITAIR-CURLING FLUID,_ 248, High Holborn,
and
if tla„, elbani Sr._ TRUSTEES. Ladies' or Gentlemen's hair
ee
nington,
etetree eeraeereraer Park, euesex. at 3s. 6d.; sent free for 51 stamps.
414 1 lee'
tiattrtreoet;
aCillvt‘e.,ar.
48 Sinith lealca'l", Esrle Coelhurst, Hotelmen.
ell., Brighton. - is. 6d., or 20 stamps. Ross's Toilet Magazine,
DEFRIF
Ole' e6e °.
, Howlett, Brighton:ear
ieg, 30 and
SOLICITORS.
S t° 0 0 u
a: : a
i,,,,tooeuu,
nt:t9ty;3Al i
ill Bloomsbury-square,
so
Emi
Is
sb. ury-sq a a r e , London.the hair ee
130 ALEX. ROSS'S charges for Dye-n 7
High Holborn, Lon dronrm.—a.
DE
e. Th, t GREY HAIR.-248,
7s. 6d. ; Gent em
il The , ?mien and
Lelia nently- Ladies' Hair from
tilanukk,, LBoramnbcahr,ditstitgrehetot,n.London. T ofuse.
most easy
lillj j°llll Inchbald, E nit°lllll.
8'1,2, Copthail-:tourt Throgmortens The Dye is sold at 3s. 6d m,
or sent free for 54 setnit'inspfsr.omltliss.
to 0;0
,esi eiO 1
DIeP I L A FORT removes,
est (le street, London. ' 1-11_ London.-ALEX.:ROSS S
hair from the face,
1;4 - G. street,
ARCHITECT.
e rt Scott, Es ' • CT. TTAIR DESTROYER,
without effect to the skin, p rfiuous
, 248, High Holborn, r
8U-
e ordered by post
Lto t a . q, Spring-gardens, London.
besi"
t, A ortheni
tikgit4itj; Pitzmanri
zitleCoriet Railway
AUDITOR. for 51 stamps.
2P 0., (h.ew.
,11, an,, „,.._ce, one of the Auditors of the London, neck, and arms. 3s. 6d.; sent the same day.
o
~449
Company, and of the QPANISH FLY is the acting ingredient
sEeawaY Railway
OIL which ape
1.7 ALEX. ROSS'S CANTHARIDES .
„, E'reatY (PRO T ) kers and thickens hair. 3s. 6d.; sent free
1113
e• ei 4, Crowe zee. Frederick EM
.
trap -Mitt tri °ITICEs. Peto. produces whiskers
stamps.-ALEX. ROSS, 248 ,High tiolb , orn London.
ling' tel ,I s Bates, taßer!eeeeedle-street, t London.
g 4
Lrieli IP 4 street, •
Brighton.
e ,
px_PLE REMOVER. All diseases
~e,
d to u- In PROs-37--
liti..iirubrnitting to the ' Et-7MS. are improved by one dose of ALEX. RO•
the is Baths the
a •
e Public the TABLE SKIN PILL. They remove rednes'
half a
cenTirlr,:trna gtFaih" (Limited) Prospectu4 of "Brill'sstamps.-ALEX. R
&c. 25. 9d.; by post for 40
bes/ euundne rY
will in i °--ell
t°
these : the Direetors feel that Holborn, London.
f SC: 04 sa Of the Iseh be greatly i , lindertak is .4.,
, a sumo. eeea for more than
• o to keit,
.eeereasing pat `ng. If p -n, guarantee for the
3 ofsi to last 'IR 1. RUPplied h patron g' and r°l3l Were wanting of the ALEx. 'ROSS' FACE TOWD
• led alt, „,, "r Ye - 4 tee tact miceess of thi tablish- Colour, ed
it-jea' make gdsPen'ied that Mr B s
es
14 stamps ; Eye 3s. ••
I; re,ollo °Yal re. nt s hirWards t ' rill has within thetranscendent complex'
tonic produces a
yci ; ~- cm di' ;gimes, th Wilma', 0 £lO,OO in building a
Bloom of Roses. 3s. 6d., or 54 stamr
Wei' .. 13„_ _ g Bath in
atilt we 4 TY artn and tuLaiess of
ca b .inaugurated by her High llopani, London.
tee reseolly ina,,e ° 'ler Baths rrt ridee, with a large ad-
e°llll4°Pees, Litt qerate to
e meet . Yet the accommodation is
ert„est to the e„°7l-1 the '
Batt: very large demand upon ikr ()THING IMPOSSIB-
44etat
oes,
atr.
Br wealthier lave been almost strictly
11 most uset el invention of t,
it (;olnai local• li
gendel' guided. bY tees- CB'
Unger tuese dr-
Messrs. JOHN GOSNELL ane
i, as weiranY tor tee ee, has c
Dv am fop - - eelargerty aavice of' several in-
onsented to the formation ofLondon, Perfumers to
street,
truly
m,
.f eh, fl, ~, • r letProvin °lent and perfecting the Baths, to the public this
*he bl e. ga mo gof
14' e 1: 3, Loge, a °C' of Pro st valuable surrounding pro- restores the human hair
what age. The Ague A
t' se• se no 4,
01
wi,4l2,tY Intended to be dyes ; it, on
.the contrar
hi the
kola ",e" i[no preseni B acquired for this par-
,,ll. ig. end .g sun, endon Kee , aths form a large portion, when. the hair is once re
.iechh I, ,ia ee,flee sion, the Whiteunction-pare Hoel thef t color
kee it in per eta _
~nol.ee nded on thew on the Grand e halt bottles, les. 6i. "
.Few 0, 'sediee, eeY, on the est by East-street, e.
order, and from end
f
,10. south , evvitne,,, e,,, east
era L'Y the "g Bath t, on the north by
y the open space between the be seen on applies'
. 26' ph ti e Graud jl4 uncti
Baths and the Lion Mansion, and on the been appointed Te
../013' 2' on-parade, as shown on the litho. of Wales.
'3Tapanyirectors ita„
I'd' ib. I eteliting. 04°1 the wuoinbtained the offer at a fair price to the ROYAL
o°' 0, tt:4m,, 1. 5 ennpseat the property above referred to, ex-
,Jst CI. tit have
rt whieheeeeeively minor portion of it, the non- in tb
few' it ' 'sleet fro " sad t will
Part 111 the , italoll Of stati way Te
not affect the general design ; and - rmf
re. iiillia°t the present ng that the sale will be Pat
with td-roojeoetage owners
sidesto the Company. The greater Vice-Pe
.t• . et, 0 re,elitt pea A.. iteadiono. all will, after allowing; tor Pre'
.esep. S, • by tie. wilt eW, be fir e, eeounging, and other rooms, Tb'
l'elP s Yards at the at-class for commanding tenants and
rehrea, ana teen e interior, now occupied to a g lish
Will en land thee's, will be adequate for thene 13
treat extent. the
w attut them- Pr
ttltoti`aUle the ' Possession of theproperty • 21' 00
the
wi
spitecompny
to
accom in one ownership
,JSrl. ee, town auth • • agile under proper arrange-
...lt la Tesd
dad ce Ales,at public improvement
. ""eet I "'tended that Parade.
iii.. 4 eve_ the Baths shall beconstructed
g tow eTY respect the so as to
021' While ,n, Inclueine
tale -.t is those of the most luxurious ch '?
plated to arrange a dist arac
N
-•elP cent attem , upon a, gradu ted
lie „en 8 SWininling ti tl 4 nct and e
scale of charges.
e 26' e, -oentta led- 1, la, is will be of dim thollehe,. „ar ' act
" Swimming Turkish,elisions
~110. 4 •-e Fotebli m, and shower Batftswill shment
will,
in
its
e,m, be combined
Feb Si lh
.tire' e• 1, kingdom. The site is, withPoueeeneess' excel
.ce•
v" ifi' ,ete4ielhton for the purpose, and it is proestf Bone
.
ii: 11114 ce that so large a space can be uredainr,e
kee,, commanding situation.
ns of the great advantages of the underte
of eargTlnces at once with a profitable business
we'ree by Mr. Brill, which will be cent'
„IP! $ eeee, Aare in progress, and much of the pre
be e
ei the' some rental, will remain undisturbe
[seer i of eueirectors to guarantee £5 per cent. ,
o
erii°,,l eVe, works upon all the capital paid w
be es' Deg, Bruin will not only be largely '
so'" two-Teen° t has engaged to superinte
f P' Teeers, ana will afterwards be a r
eat' '
ttr ref , e sraount required for the purr;
ie- Ins ~.0 , ,(all of which is under r
31e oawill t gene o►, , furniture, &c., with
clutted.f ule King's-road, is •
rty.„,,_ or the purchase and
Oeo t i s'nfents
,to Is
O. 010 li pro 1 and furniahinge
proDert .osed to rsise in 0
to e ttbi 3' 18 Or such intri;
il' ee etogo i
rrow nto the in,
t eiftll The •g. on mole acre
gtl3' q 0 Drue clear Ince g ' '
%kee), inolud ene fre
had thrnrablY underr in
te, the e 5,730 . et, y
I_ol e
eee,em, and
tcieli thelthi:latt,
j'Vfj 1151rdeatals IroMa
pe, 6
ril lIP rtheark ',corn,
'tor' Z°4lParen art nr
6,
•tverli J ts e
b
00 lalrficeg• it
gel
turned all
.1
it
'0
11°'
011, 06 To o
, t
00' d
t, a
I,ols'teci
.a Alit'
4f
, p 0
0,41;
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goods at
regardless of amount or distance. First. class
second-class prides. Terms peculiarly liberal to
from5iTMYI and Gentlemen. An immense stock to select
1': very disla in Showrcoms Occupying an acre of ground.
cir.ery articledaranted
co.__ are respectfully
sill itGYMEN and GENTLEMEN ABOUT TO FUR-
informed that Messrs.
. Cobbett and
eon 7," Publialling an entirely New Edition of their un
'able
kd;l"ed HOUSE t'URNISHING GUIDE, illustrated by4lo
Leastead engravings of every description of Furniture and
liost..tr s, with prices attached. A copy sent petit; and
eon, lee on appliction. This costly work also oontain
,IceP:e....te estimates for furnishing on the following revised
A Six-roomed Parsonage
An Eight-roomed ditto
A Ten-roomed ditto ........
„,00. A. Twelve-roomed ditto
.., ,aether with a Price List of purined Bedding, and a mass
euill_lnable inforrnationto all requiring househ3id furniture.
tntr.it', or bedding. References kindly permitted to Clergy-
ebierielid gentlemen in or near Great Malvern, Southampton,
Nycii, Cr, Bury, Ely, Prestn, Grimsby, Hyde, Plyo??Fu.:
mat. uxford, Brighton, Gainsborough, Margate. Iliaaercr
sCrbr, rellington, Croydon. Cambridge, Staines, Derkln.,
•Wreheo 8. Worcester, Ipswich, Peterborough, St. David's,
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ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN

TICS • RAILWAY.
the te IS HEREBY GIVEN, that in conformity with
Lbliva 'Pis on which the First Mortgage Bonds of the Penn-
is,Sveleztioli of this Railway wen issued, the following

la 35 80 Bonds of 1,009 Dollars each:
26 25) 88 160 170 173 192. 230
493 266 278 821 391 421 418
697 6'9 ' 507 575 598 610 664 677
i'li 7,(39„ 713 724 792 793
170456 108.3
29
1067 ..f 877 800 969 1022
1112 1,068 1(94 1105 1110 117 1137
130911139
1314 1171 1191 1223 1230 1263 1318 .
1411 1342 1418 1499 1509 1513 1510 /O'z,_ 1774 1545 1550 17'03 '1706 1743 1745 !,92;
1818 3819 1882 1856 1926 1946
2035 ,„ 24 Bonds of 500 Dollars each.
20to
2291 2150 2156 2,15 2235 22_1_
165
22420
448 2299 2302 218 2346 2311 2651
2178 2522 2525 2527 2531 2552 2581
I 2617 „ 80 Bonds per 100 Dollars each.
28P8 n2.0"6 2673 2686 2688 2731 2771 h. 71
2961 4.11 2821 28'.0 2838 2819 - 2471 2va.
3143 2062 3007 3:32 3051 3080 3118 !2t 3334 3163 3164 3217 3297 3307 3308 3309.
4 '
177 ,3367 3385 31( 3 34'6 3411 3415 1.57
2809 405 3503 3516 3614 3689 3696 3774
437 2821 3867
3873 2871 8921 3943 3965
4108 4009
‘.4,0? 4009 4010 4033 4043 4078 4105
4175 4252 4310 4315 4354 4386
Were thisl4" 4445 4446 4493 4516 4517 4549
Nn day DRAWN by the undersigned Notary.
1100IICE IS ALSO GIVEN, that such of the aforesaid
on „i,B as have been issued in London will be paid of pa
on 64selitation there A' at the Company's office in Loandon,
Coopnaatl_,er the Ist day of April next, in addition to the
' Cea eon that day, after which all Interest will
tond
uJan. 19,1865.
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les Act, 1862.
e TbeerPerated under the ComPab-
dpital, 4120,000, in 6,e00 Shares of £2O each.
Th share on application and Li onallotment.
d be at inter-
e Calls will " ' ar share, an
Deposit. £1 per
vats of act not exceed p
shareh hi
o ere to
less than Three Mon ,
PaY up the full smount ot their share .
ital paid up.
Interest at 45 per cent. allowed on Cap ths with the optiosn for
lIEV
DIRECTORS.
`,ItY 1t001i17., Esq., M.P. from Brighton, 4,
4071111a4'e, Ilri4hton, Chairman.
Sussex, 6, Sea-
Muore elLge Boa son, Esq., M.P. for East Sus
Itenri, ['lace, $.. slaytair, London. Sussex-
It 10.- 1, zlsq, Old Battery [louse. Brightonr.
liatiet.7art, r, N., M.D., 81,
4olh, A it'', keel , 23, Oakley. square, London.
London.
Grand Parade, 3 - - (Suer Williams, Etq., 10, Queen-square,
(With power to add to their numba).
Ighton.
MANAGER.
Mr, Charles Brill (when the arrangements arc 1'
be on the Direction).
Lehi r, , TRUSTEES. erfeited to
Ch,, ,` elain, Slimmer Park, Suesex.
th-r,'es Sera • Dickins, Esq Co...lhurst, Hor,ha-n.
-4rits Smith llannington; teq., Brighton.
Ilarroo and elliiii, SOLICITORS.
Attree, Clarke, and Howlett, Brighton."
The t., 29, Bloomsbury-square, Lozdon.
BANKERS.
1,11 oreion and County Bank, Lombard-street, London.
e Loedon and County Bank, Branch, Brighton-
J k
BROKER.
Oen Inehbald, Esq , 2, Copthail-court, Throgmorten-
titreet, London.
ARCIIITECT.
G• Gilbert Scott, Esq., Spring-gardens, LondOn-
..,4,eliton, an,i DITOR.
eabbtaie . Fitzinaurice, oAne° of the Auditors of the London,_
South-Coaet Railway Company, and of he
tc.t
.Northern Hallway ConipallY•
SECRETARY (PRO TEAL).
Mr. Frederick Peto,
4, Crown-court, ThcToreeeEdsle-street, London.
13 ral's Batas r
Eaet,treet, Brighton,
PROSPEtyPIJS.
In submitting to the t:ublic the prospectu4 of
Iltightou Baths C na an'
feel that
tile high reputation attache iFirnited), the Dire.ctors
re than
half a century will in liselt bto these Laths for mb the
greatly
euundness of thundertaking.
increasing patronage and h_ tee for
e a suflicient guaran f
the
e lf proot'
Were wanting o .
"Brill's
!Lent It
4+
supplied by , h
--e fact that'arr. 'Brill has withia the
tht,, to!ir years expeneed upwards of ZlO,OO . in building
ea
iit"uea hulelllificent Swimming Bath Ina
s this establish-
ugurated bY b r
°yet Itielitiess the L h •
th large ad-
dition
nt ,w,
ue ess of Carnbridge,, wi
a Han is
'3,411 Wholly ,
arm and other Baths, yet the accommoda
d upon
tue resurcesnalteci',ate to meet tile very large deman
t strictly
tato
(:.. , a ough the Baths have been almosthese
c._..
eitit.:la tie USe of the wealthier etas es. linger . "
i..*,,,aar!ces, Mr. Brill, guided
aevice rat in-
of. sev‘tion
of
a ,3"! t local entlemen, has consented to the forma _
a, a,
B.„.e•ruy for the enlargement and perfecting of the B t
pert as for improving a most valuable surrounding pro-
f
~
4781,:-.!,11e block of property intended to be acquired for this por-
nen), ami of which the present Baths form a large I.ir
the
110 es the Clareudon Mansion, the White Horse Hotel,
:trade,
adig n aud five houses on the Grand Junction-P
~ ,__
1,001.8 boon on th West by East-street, on the noerthntre
d, adiev endn the east by the open space beativavdeon the
eatuthb,. hing Baths and the Lion Ma ,
nsionon the litho-
Rrape ifin'abe Vrand Jtuiction-parade, as shown
liie DI .
to the
Co/m„ rectors wholebtained the offer at a fair price to, ex-
ceptieri7,bY ot the
of the Property above referred
t the non-
pn,s,,,4i ealy a comparatively minor portion of ;
and
they ha,,,°: 01 lvhich Will not affect the general design
h sale will be
eireot 1,._ the satisfaction of stating that t e
The greater
llnt all the present owners to the CompallY•
llowme• for
Billiard .. ° troetage on all sides will, after it
rooms,
With a i`eerns, Beading, Lounging,
and
othertenants and
reyeaa ea View be first-class for commanding
h e• whi. et '
t tent
ied to a grea ex
Y Yards and r the interior, now Fe I)
eel
for thenew Baths them-
es, and , baus, will be adequa,e
in one ownership
Will enabl'
p thebe Possession of the property •
d r proper arrange-
bl - Co to accomplish, un e
ent
eras Grand niPanY . .
eat public improvem
0 e town autho, Ales, a great jibe Junction Parade.
shall be constructed so as to
,„„t7 Intended that the Baths
this rapidly increas-
ag-to ri every respect the requirements of
luxurious character,
why_ Wn, Including those of the most
r , ie it is also contemplated to arran,e
~, a distinct and sepa-
fcharges. The
ft,lre class of Baths upon a graduated scale o ,
____
`4elitle . i in Baths will be of dimensions at Pre
'ne
" Sw
nun
g ' ' ' i , Turkish, Vapour,
,lent unequa led; Ladies swirnm ni„,
thetdotiehe. Warm, and shower Baths, will be combined, so that
Establishment will, in its completeness, excel a y
i theulaest in
14 kinatom. The site is, without exceot on,
i,
cum _
it • the
" the purpose, and it is a most favourable c l
Ctrl for
ace can be procured in such a cen„ra
ht4eee that so large a sP. c
4'14 commanding situatio.
advantages of the undertaking Is
athat it
One of the great a
e
with profitable business, viz.. thensttntz
beaniences at once
which will be continued W
Carried on by Mr. Brill,
1 !di a
ch of the property, y e ng
hWorks are in progress, and mu
disturbed ; i hereby enabling
.4'll
will remain un
during the progress
tile erne renta ,
1
.£5 per cent.
w „iirectors to guarantee
ccapital
paid up.
rested in the Cora.:
~V 0 Works upon all th
be largely lute
working of it for
-ar. Brill will not only
the
1)..113,, but has engaged to superintendd a Director.
property above
'T,Years, and wil l af afterwards
tl purchase of the
contract), includ-
eel summit required for
provisional
Mahomed's
lii'* Lrred tte(all of which is under
iy
capital
good ill f iture &c., with the s
0 Ouo an the .
at. W , urn , ,
d is under X.B ,
' alterations, im
,c us, on the King s-roa .
the intended a
000 which
erquired. for the purchase and
11 be under Zl2O,
'nd the
it ?Yesnents, and furniehinge,_
.1
OM wshares of £2O each ; a ill
Company w ,
prapre'riei zit deft ()sure, ise
h inituritinsic v ' alue that the
inty or ith the certa
interest.
1i.).! able to go into the molted -market lay
_,,,w
1 rate of c
vorrowin,
„ if requisite, at ,
t., On inOrl ga,ve,
th the rental of th
e:rhe clear inco e from the Baths, wi
of which Is con-
-oDert • . -11)
I urChaB2, some
nual to , Y incaided in tle P
nt time an an
tie. '4OIY underlet yields at the prese
ici ated that so soon
-‘ II ot 45 750 . 'it is confidently ant la
the returns
44
theme° ' ' and
alterations are complete,
This, with
11."1 --e°llelllPlated will be more than doubled.
the
,a. . aths alone
dproperty, will, it is estimated,
),10,e tals from the improve
annum.
.. an Income of at least £12,000 per .
ation of the
C here art n 0
he form
promoters' tees, but t w
ithout any in-
tert,Pany is direct with the Shareholders,
large
pecuniary
laeiiti,:g interests Which often occasion a
It no
the deposit will
be re- allotment of shares is made
riled in fulL

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PORM OF APPLICATION FOR SHARES.
Tot, Gentlemen,—
lir Directors of Brill's Brighton Baths Company (Limited).
liing' Dahl to your Bankers, the Loudon and County
deposi'olg of the sum ot Z
, being a
pee 1,, oi £1 per Share on . Shares in the above Com-
aeaf ... hereby request that you will allot me that number;
1114 teas:,
_!l.gree to accept such Shares, or any less number you
,4'410i to me, and I agree to pay the deposit on aot-
-1,11., and to sign the Ankles of Association of the Company,
the 7, b (itted; and I authorise you to insert my name on
to 14Zegibter ot Members for the number of shares allotted
• NUsual Sig:nature ..............
ame in full, ....... ......
Address in fu11,..... ..........
DProfession or Occupation ......
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'were rejected rorn
atoletsal of 3,087 who have
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wanthan 405f5FpuoisTorD.
sfrainenddrloeosms,
,ymouankgi
nfgema
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of—
pther mother dead, deserted by her father.
Taosatedrerefta cuaesne, s
:
M. A. F., aged 13, homeles', both parents dead.
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S. D., aged 15, fallen, mother dead.
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A. G., aped 18, fallen, father dead.
E. K„ aged 18, fallen, both parents dead,
S. 8., aged 17, fallen, both watts dead.
M. A. W. aged 17, fallen, both parents dead.
S. D., aged 15, fallen, both parents dead.
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)Dung girls, almost childreu, from the age of o to it, who
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