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THE SUN LONDON THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 26 185 4.
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of Prince Albert Land, found a deep inlet or strait 80 50 min. W. Entering a strait on the 29th, two islets, in MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. . There were a great many interruptions during the die- ' PRICES OF SHARES 0
ARCTIC SEARCH.
miles to the south-eastward of the math erected by the In- la.t. 72 deg. 50 min N., and long. 118 deg. 4 min. W., were n 1 cussion. IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM.
_____...-____ vestigator at the north end of the straits. Another party seen, on one of which a boat and 37 casks of provisions (Before Mr. Serjeant Adams, Assistant Judge, and a ' The Assistant Judge then directed the next case to be PANIES' STOCK. -
RECORDS OF CAPTAIN COLLINSON. which has not yet returned, went across with orders to were found, having been placed there by her Majeety's ship Bench of Magistrates.) called on. ---,-____
reach Melville Island, if possible. Investigator, which vessel wintered in the pack four miles
A man named TVilliam Hinsley appealed against a From the Official List.
(FROM THE ADMIRALTY.)
We have taken 30 pounds of preserved meats, a case and north-east of the islands. A party from her reached the Shortly after the proceedings had commenced,
PUBLISHED EVERY TUE'sDAY A.ND FRIDAYraIVE. NIIPNriGee..
LATEST RECORDS OF CAPTAIN COLLINSON, a half of potatoes, a cask of sugar, half a cask of cocoa, north-eastern end of the strait, in lat. 73 deg. 32 min. N., Mr. Parry, addressing the Assistant Judge, said he conviction for indecent exposure in Kensington-gardens.
LONDON, TUESDAY, OCT. 24, 1854.
FOUND BY COMMANDER MECHAM, DATED
and seven gills of rum. and long. 114 deg. 18 min. W., during October. Captain begged to be allowed to call his attention to a matter It was confirmed, and the appellant sent to the House 4,
AUGUST 27, 1852, RAMSAY ISLAND, LAT. 71 deg. May 29, 1852. (Signed) R. COLLINSON• MeChare named the south shore Prince Albert Land, the ef Correction for three months, which was the term GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES.
. 39 min. N., LONG, 119 deg. 5 min. W.
-------- north Baring Land, the island Princess Royal, the strait which occurred on the preceding day, when some oh- ordered by the magistrate. ..__________eh_hh
Dividend Amount
Prince of Wales. The enterprise reached the north end servations fell from the bench, seriously affecting the .._ _ ........ , A Name of Company. per of
(Copy.)
of the strait, September, 1852, the mouth of which was character of a gentleman of the utmost respectability, POLICE INTELLIGENCE. Annum. Share.
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PROCEEDINGS OE LIEUTENANT MECHA3f TO PRINCE OE COPY OF RECORDS POUND (OAN3P.)ReINCRESS ROYAL ISLANDS,
MAY 4, 1834. blocked by ice coming back through the Prince of Wales ' .
4 s. d. X s. d. ,
WALES STRAIT.
Her Majesty's ship Enterprise reached the east end of Strait. Cape Erebus was rounded on the 3d, and a low who wad't solicitor to an association of gentlemen, __en.--
which was formed for a very good purpose. He British •• •• •• •• •• •• •• - _ _ _
Her Majesty's Ship North Star„Beechey Island
' Prince of Wales Strait on the 30th of August, 1851, and point in 72 deg. 04 min. N., and 125 deg. 48 min. W.
BOW-STREET.--Saralt Smith, a young servant girl, Ditto Provlncial.• •• le es. 20 0 o 20 0 0 21
. June 14, 1854. found the ice closely packed off the mouth of it ; and not Then, finding no place on the west coast suitable for alluded to Mr. William Sheen, of Bedford-row, was brought before Mr. Jardine for re-examination, Brighton •. •• .. •• •• • • 5/.0
ire to) 00
i!dod o 0
5 0 -100
having found a sove on either side near the mouth of the winter quarters, we returned toNPrince Al bertl Landde,•,,antsl
. Sir,-I have the honour to inform you thatl
dI left the
e solicitor, and the observations which Mr. Seri cant charged with having concealed the birth of her male th*,dtdrtreel•temr,,,°,7,;;;3:.: :I'. 110:: ,10 0 0 43 10 0 -
ship on the 3(1 of April, in command of the s,e ge. Disco- strait where she could winter, she witl be fotind near the winte;sd,. lat. 71 deg. 35 min.
t. ~ and
ilong.. 1
infant on Saturday morning, the 14th inst., in the house neelitnaiee '......-.... 11. 55. 50 0. 0 all 26
' very, having under my orders Mr. Krabbe, with the south.w. est end. oe Baring. Island •or if there is no haroour min. .m a southerly diree ion, and passing7thrZu. gh Adams used with respect to him and to the asseciation
he had spoken of left a strone imputation upon him, for of. he.r mistress, Mrs. Butler, of Claverton-terrace, Great Central .... •• • n per cent. 10 0 0 all 117,,
there, in the bight of Prince Alb'ert Land, seventy miles Prince of Wales Strait, a deep inlet or strait was
Pimlico.
sledge Newton. t south of this island. traced as far as lat. 72 deg. N., and long. 113 deg. 30 min:
which there was no real ground whatever. He begged 51. 40 0 0 1P
shaped our course o
It will be remembered that on the previous hearing e 0 0 0 ,P ... ,
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imidpeeprei
L0nd0n•..... - - - •• -
On the fatigue party leaving us,
All well on board. W . A third party reached Point Hearne on Melville
to hand in the report of the society's nroceedings for the 23
. W N.W and travelled over heavy hummocks of pressed-
(Signed) RD. COLLINSON', Captain. Island, where sleigh and footmarks were seen.. The last
last half year. The. Archbishop of Canterbury was the 111
naldei;t• I:: :: 7..... 61 & bonus. SO 0 0 all 81 1
the prisoner stated that when she was delivered at Do., Parl. Preference 61. par cent. i 25 0 0
, • •P
.-....... party, in consequence of the hummocky condition, were
president of the society, which was supported by other the house of Mrs. Butler, her mistress had told her she
. up young ice, following the best leads to the northward
perfectly level floe, about .
(A 4 and A 5.) • compelled to leave their sleigh in lat. 73 (leg. 44 min. N., must leave immediately, and had sent for a cab to take . 2/. Hs. 50 0 0 all -
until the sth, when we gained a
and long. 114 deg. 30 min. W., and returned to the ship bishops, and by gentlemen laymen of legit cbara.cter aud her o.svay, giving her also two sheets to roll up the baby LnZ
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~ •..• ..r.i............. 4/. pe3rLcent. !10600
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0500
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30 miles N.W. of the ship. Passed one mile south of The following was in duplicate :-
PROVISION DEPOTS. after an absence of 74 days. A party of natives remained position., as the names of Mr. Samuel Gurney, Mr. iin ;
Cape Gillman, and arrived at Melville Island on the Bth,
Drat"' Island, on the 12th. Off Lat. N. Long. W. with us until November, and returned in May. They are John Labouchere, and others, would amply testify. H
-c ' in i ttatint winhteon
Norton Sound ......
tshhee lheoftusllelrws .111Elcruetlehre'sr sl(rperies•oars,edrclsn) ie:lisatlel-r Ditto, New ........ ! 51. per cent. '59 0 o 10 0 en
and at the Sailors' Horne,
Fish are to be obtained from the lakes by the seine. and he was instructed to call attention to sonic observ-ya: lived on account of the lateness of the hour ; and that, eer cent. 50 0 0
Point Griffiths we remained a day encamped, on account Grantley Harbour
Dividend Amount
66 13 161 16 - - tions reflecting on Mr. Shaen and the society, which teher'carrying the child about for a long tune in her arms,
Name of Company. . of Paid. Price.
of the disabled state of many of the men from snow-blind- Chamesso Island
sne at last placed it where it was found ---,under a seat in Aneurm. Share.
Second Sea-horse Island • 70 51 159 2 THE ARCTIC EXP_EDITIOAT. were made the day before, and which were published in
* ness, sore feet and ankles.
Second River S. of Cape Smyth 7l 11 156 31
4.• - the newspapers that merning. The learned council then the Green-park. The case was then remanded for the - ,______
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.f. s. d. X s. d.
The.house we found in perfect condition, well banked 67 42 134 2
teas] the report, and said he found therefrom that Mr. attendance of Mrs. Butler.
Point Separation
. 6i. per cnt. Stock. 100 _
up with snow on tha outside, but the interior entirely free cape Bathurst
S 1 Int Adams remarked diet a CASO whiCll he had Grand Junction ...... 4.. per cnt. 50 0 0 a'.l 72
from drift. The upper part of the bread in tank No. 1 Cape Parry 7O 5 123 35 when the public anxiety is keenly directed to another er-e' • i • .' . ' of her sister and Mrs. Butler coining in a cab between
tried then was . more disgusting, if posmible," than one
tnrti-ejdoadtgeth_eTlahsotsseeswseioren
tehteeht'eersmtens ilnsotserd. Kent.... -.. ..... 41. per cnt. 1100 0 0 - 80
was slightly damaged, and one rum-cask about one-quarter Cape Krusenstern 63 30 114 1 quarter. But for this, the news bronaht by Dr. Rae
wou:d have received a degree of attention more comtnen- 2 and 3in the morning on S-aturday, Ihe 14th inst., and Lambeth ••••••••••• •• .. - 'lOO 0 0 - 97
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H.M.S. Enterprise, August, 1851. New River Company -2/. 10s.
surate with its importance. If it was worth while to 8934
empty. • ' 1 'c • being refused admission. Witness saw her sister later
in the same day, and on the followine Monday, and at • 102
After provisioning the sledges we proceeded on the 13th (A. 24 send out so many expeditions at so terrible a risk to i
elr. Parry said he knew they were, when he saw the West Middlesex .. •• .. 5/.los. p c I -
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other times. She also saw Mrs. leutrer, who gave her Southwark & Vauxhall 5. per ern .t.l _
to the westward, deposited a record on the stone at Winter Her Majesty's ship Enterprise rounded Point Barrow in human life, and at so great an outlay of money, when The Assistant-Judge-I am in the habit of speaking
. willi'ehhe llesshinejta .
report.
10s., the balacce of her sister's wages ; but neither of DOCKt s.IOO -0
0 --
Harbour ; crossed over Point Hearne, and travelled about the pack on the 26th of July ; got into open water on the
Dividend Amount '
we were entirely in the dark as to the fate of Franklin
e oleaavr:Noso, zieclr eyds:Zi m t t • d b
American shore on the 30th, along.which she proceeded
and his unfortunate companions, certainly the itnpulse, the truth. . Name of Company. per of I Paid. Price.
their' said anything about a child, nor did her sister con-
' three miles off shore towards Cape Providence. On 18th
relto:dtoi itz :iiinteheososeeii•evt;-, Annum. Share. i
whether it be one of humanity, curiosity, or justice, fess to having been delivered until the morning when she
was taken into custody. She then gave her the same -
shaped our course for Cape Russell on Baring Island, and until the 21st of August, when two islete were discovered
and on their solicitor. Now he remembered those two X s. d. X s. d.
gradually changed to night travelling. About eight miles E.N.E. of the Petty Islands. Cape Parry was seen on the
26th, and on the same evening a bold bluff in lat. 71 deg. should not be diminished now that we have before us
cases very well, but when the' were tried he was unable account as she had given before the magistrate.
Commercial .. - • .....• 41. pr cent. Stock. Stock. -
south of Cape Providence entered the first range of heavy N., and long. 122 deg. W. Standing to the ILE along something like evidence of the fate of the missing voy-
atoppaepapreeadrfhorimhsiemlf., bTuthehyiswfreireeynedasMes
whLioh
had East and West India.. 5.. pr cent. 7-tuck. -120 N
hummocks, composed of young ice ; through this we tra- this shore, she entered a. strait on the 2•dth, in Which, on agers. We return to the subject for two reasons-first, tienisr• •
Ann Seyton, 15, Green-street, Leicester-square, de-
East Country• , 20s. per sh. - _.-
the followieg morning, in 72 deg. 5.-) min. and 125 deg. 10 because we have something to tell of the position of r. awrence in posed thet the prisoner (with whom she had some pre-
Y view; acquaineance) came to her lodnines a little before London .... 's pr cent. Stock. - -
yelled about five miles, when we met old floes, generally
~ Ditto Bonds 4,_ per cent.
...- i - -
min., two islets, with a beacon on the largest, were disco- Captain Collinson and the company of the Enterprise • beekn.fudllly.
surrounded by heavy 'ridges of pressed-up young ice. vered. Here we found a boat with 37 casks of provisions and, secondly, because we would give some expression investigated, and sent fur trial by magistrates of equal 3 o'Clocks on the Saturday morning-, a-nd asked her to
::: at
.1)‘: ceernt.:
Biistock.o I
O 50 -0
0 90
Ahdut the centre of the strait we found the floes old and deposited by the Investigator, which vessel had wintered rank and character as himself (elr. Serjeant Adams), give her a bed, as she had been. sent on an errand into •eteittitaertionee
to the surmises and suspicions which are agitating the the Haymarket by Mrs. Butler, her mistress, and had victoria - ....... ~...-, si. pelr)cent. 20 0 0' 12 0 0 111.4
of larger extent ; and as we neared the south shore we in the peck four miles E.N.E. of the islands. During the
o bli ind as to the fate of Franklin and his compa- and who were gentlemen of ability and experience, told her, it being so late, that she would get a bed in
BRIDGES.
travellin art from her reached the northward • " c m
autumn a . . g p y .
... though not so high in position as he, and they were
were constantly entangled, during dense fogs, amongst nions. On the whole, it would appear as though there Green-street, -in place of returning to Pimlico. Wit-
of the strait, in lat. 73 dee. 32 min. N. and long. 110 deg. e•strates of the county and of the metronolis Dividend Anieunt
most intricate hummocks and deep snow, which made the
W. The last date from her is June 1, when all were well. were no reasonable cause for apprehension as to the fate 1113-I. • - • ' ' ness admitted the prisoner, who reclined upon a sofa,
of the Enterprise or her crew. We have positive news The Assistant-Judge would willingly hear anything n Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
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travelling most laborious. Travelling parties had been exploring north and south •
o say, so ng as. w a e i say WaS
Mr. Parry had t • lo h• t h dhl hear wine s s e, an , a
•t s'b cl d left bout a quarter to seven in Annum. Share.
. .On the 24th of April the land was indistinctly seen with the latterhad fallen in with the natives, who are described from them, under Captain Collinson's signature, up to
the 27th of August, 1852. It would be idle in remarks not irreeular. What Mr. Parr had hist said was very tne morning. The child must have been born before she
X s. d. X s. d.
a glass about six miles distant ; and soon after, on the as an inoffensive people.
of this kind, intended as suggestions to the general entered the room, as witness did not sleep during all
Hun„,,erford .... •• .... s- - - 12
the time the prisoner was on the sofa. Witness did not Southwark ... -..- - 100 0 0 - 9
weather clearing, found that we had passed the old ice, Captain lerClare names the south- irregulabr. y j
Mr. Parry-Not half so irregular as your original ob-
Prince Albert Land. reader, to enter into the intricacies of Arctic navigation. notice at first what the prisoner brought in with her, it nine Nevr•ofete p.c 70s. per cent 50 0 0 - _
and a large extent of pressed-up young floes lay before us. ern shore
servations.. Waterloo ..... ....•• • . - 100 0 0 - 434
North - being dark ; but she, observed afterwards rather a large
Ditto Old Ann. of 8/. 11. 14s. 60 0 0 -
On the 25th encamped off a low point at the entrance of The Assistant-Judge-Then, Mr. Parry, I cannot hear 31%
Strait Prince of Wales. prise is best conveyed in the simple phrase, that until
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issci- Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 1/. 10s. Od. 40 0 0 - 28
an inlet which I supposed to be Cape Russell, as the high Islets Princess Royal. the date named Captain Collinson had unconseiou I anything more you have to say on the subject. bundle, like dirty linen, covered outside with a coloured
apron. Vauxhall ............. 11. ss. 70 10 3 - 22
land near Cape Providence was distinctly seen, bearing N. The Enterprise proceeded up the strait, which varies fpoalrl oa
tweesd
tihne t ht
we
ot rianchko
sopf Mr. Parry would say no more, then, of course. Mrs. Butler was then examined, and said that the
Arctic navigators have given the names respectively of The Assistant-Judge-Mr. Parry, I will listen to any .
JOI NT-S TOCK BANKS.
- iE. Here I deposited 11. days' provisions in depot, and from 10 to 20 miles in width, reac.hed the north.end of.it
prisoner came into her service last July. Witness
• despatched Mr. Krabbe to the westward, in the execution language which ene gentleman ma u,tter •ind another then accused her of being in the family way, but she - Dividend , Amount
on ehe 31stt ; and on•the southern side found a cylinder ue-
hear, but in this couri you shall useYnO other:. I repeat
of your orders ; I also directed him, on his return to Draly iorteerdtt h I eestigator's travelling party dated on board
h Ye* elest 'elf April. Finding the entrance blocked by Baring Islasel and Prince Albert Land. This strait, is in what I said yesterday, that a more disgusting denied it ; but after repeated denials, she, at the Name of Company.
Ai!ineurm. 1
shot
_. Paid. Pece.
. Island, to examine the bread, and remove as much of the ice, she returned along Baring Land ; rounded the Cape called the Prince of Wales' Strait. In the year 1850 over age. f
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_ ar_e_
case was never brought be ore a jury. [The jury con- end of September, confessed to the fact. At one _
14 a. d. Z s. d.
damaged part as possible. After leaving the depot, the Erebus (discovered on the 26th) on the 2d of September ; Captain M'Clure, who had shaped a course to the north- o'clock on the morning of the 14th instant, prisoner
61. per cent. I 40 0 0 all 7934
and on a low point in lit. 72 deg. 1 min. N., and long. 125 east from Cape Perry, passed up this strait to the north• knocked at witness's doer, and told her she Australasia -
land trended to the S.S. W., along which we steered. _
Mr. Parry said he was not irregular, because he was
deg 10 min. W. a cask with intelligence of Investigator ward as far as Princess Royal I 1 d I li cur red.]
scu ery steps, an no
ercial of London. 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 -
, On the 24th, during a heavy northerly breeze, We came ' ddt d A tth 18th 1831 She left Prince the winter of 1150 - ' sans, w dere e passed
about te make a motion, and no judge could deprive him a•a en owe e
h d f II d th ll d t
Comm
was fonn , a e ugus e , • .
-al. In July of the latter year he was feeling well, wished to go to her sister, in Colonial 31. per cent. ,100 0 0 25 0 0 -
British North American 61. per cent. 1. 50 0 0 „
to very old ice, deeply coveredwith snow, most unlike that of Wales Strait on the 16th, all well. The Enterprise of his right to do so. The society was highly respec- Panton-street, Haymarket. As she was resolute, wit- lonian ; 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 -
released, and proceeded u the st lit ill h
and waes 't7h
aesr:lt3opped
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deecribed in Prince of Wales Strait. The high land on proceeded northerly, landed on annislet in lett. 71 deotetts,sl by an impenetrable barrier; of jeer' table, and after what took place on Tuesday he advised noes, knowing her- condition in other respects, deter- Lond. Char.llk. of Aus.
6/. pe-r cent. I 250 00
0 20 MCI. toi
each side terminates abruptly, beyond which there appeared min.
tNeand loronfi.d.o2nes dfej.
elatmim.en. .i.sroatn Ifin:ipum inn(
vented from making his way into Parry Sound, anYd ItCl).e; the preparation of a tabular statement of the society'a mined to go with her, for fear she should be taken ill in I,,ooirvintarin C:situiti y
V in.;t.i• 61. per cent. 1100 0 0 20 0 0 :T.-
. to be an extensive plain swelling across the bottom. This tpwenne d
_s
la 133rugielerfor -winter quarters, returned to where shye region with which our Arctic navigatora are now tole- proceedings, in these casea, which he now held in his the street. They then went away together in a cab, London Joint Stock .•• 61. per cent.
ir 0 1431 10 0 0 -
• mistake'obliged us to go on half allowance of provisions, now lays, in lat. 71 dee. 33 min. N. and long. 117 deg. 39 rably familiar. As is now well known, he returned on hand, and among the caste!
nmoefntehnireehdhtliaderheien, he could prisoner taking a bundle with her. Prisoner was re• '
Fri=eowf Ireland.-
881,.,
. : 'Pee; cceelill: 10 0 0 " .011 ° --
select.several the prosecu io d
isl.(t)tended fused admission in Penton street by the lady of the 22 10 0 -
pick up our depot, and fellow the laud to the westward. min. W., east side of the entrance of Prince of Wales his track, circumnavigated the island, and passed the which lden NationL of Ireland.... ▪ , 42. per cent. 50 0 0
with important results, Itle w the
In two journeys, we opened the Prince of Wales Strait. . winter of. 1851-52 in Mercy Bay, which is separated 07 t iivr s house, and desired the cabntan then to drive to Green- Nat. Provincial of Eng. , 61. per cent. 100 0033 0 0 -
_____ amount of good done by tereme y. might mention street. Here she began to ring at a friend's house, and Ditto, New 5/. per cfat. 120 p o 13
al? 0 -
Strait ; this, together with the bearing of Melville from Sir Edward Parry's furthest point by not man
Her Majesty's ship Enterprise, Winter Quarters, lat. miles of ice or water. We return to Captain Collinsony Oriental Bank Corpora. 121. p ct•Saiss. 25 0 0 421 f
: Island, satisfied me that the land must be laid
71 deg: 35 min. N., long. 117 deg. 39 min. W. The Et t rtsLre:c(l}aed the east end of Prince of Wales; the cases of the Belgian girl, Alice Leroy, which at-
tracted a good deal of public atteotion, and that of Cun- witness drove away, leaving her standing at the door.
Witness ositively denied that she ever offered to lend South Australia . B, p. ct.& Cs. 25 0 0
__O 0 1
1g g 6_9
down too far to the westward. When south of Cape We arrived here on September 14, and were frozen in Strailtylopteieet ke d
otff
tfhAe unigounstth, 108 f silt,
tahnadt
sehme nwdatshoehi
lei eg
es
do ningham, the surgeon, who was transported for abortion, the prisofier any sheets, or that any thin ever transpired iPsetr. :ITC. 25
Russell, I deposited our depot, and proceeded to the finally on October 24 ; and in the interval several natives Urtitoof.:ustralia ,41O)1.
5.W.., about two miles off shore. Although the ice was visited the ship, eventually leaving us on November 9 ; close
ot, tatnde stahme ets.e.-oeasrhtihpse
mlnnysetsatili and others. This document, with the report, he was
1 eady to place before the court, and it would show that Union of Madrid ... - - 40 0 0 all -
to return. Now • t abou h
sjaumse
sp (witness's) house. Mrs. Butler then proceeded to state
indticing her to believe she Iva heeng confined in her Union of LOWd.W • 81. per tent 50 o o io o o 23)4
considerably pressed up, the snow was hard, and travel- they are a quiet people, but have little to spare. Needles,
gator was at the in 32 casee there hid been 26 convictions. So it would that on Tuesday, the 17th inst tl t
~ a gen amen came o CANALS.
knives and saws are the articles most in request. Tobacco
ling tolerably good. Landed occasionally to obtain be sten how useful their exertions had been. They her house and told her she would soon be brought be-
not wa'nted. - but have crossed each otiter. Such are the difficulties of
..; Dividend
-. drift-svood, which was in great abundance about the low Throughout almost the whole of the winter we hare ob- Arctic research, s ) mere a matter ot chance doe •• Is
:, 1_ ap. never interfered as volunteers in prosecutions, but the
had tsken u eases at the instance ef tha oiice and ye.
y fore the magistrate, on a charge ,of being accessory to Names of g Dividend Price. Names of ce. per
Companies. d
. points. On 4th May, at midnight, arrived at the Princess tained hares and ptarmigan. The weather has been mild ; pear whether or no two ships which may be cruisin P - . P the concealtnent of the birth of a child in her berme, Companies. 1
ALeurm. ,
- Annum. 'slice*
g rious other authorities who applied to them for the ver ei
y but if she would pay down 20/. the woman should be
Royal Islands, and at the cairn found a document stating the monthly average never being below 20 deg. within a few miles of each other shall aver come into - -
that her Majesty's ship Euterprise had, in 1831, passed rip no sickness has occurred and we are in aSt E
Little or . , _ _ contact. The nterprise wintered in 1851-52 at the east purp rse. Yet, notwithstanding this, it was insinuated sent away to Guernsey or Jersey He said his own X '
in broad t • d I b htht th • - - * &O d 1 4
A shtn 1 h 98 7, p. ct. 154 Macclesfield. WO 2/. 10s. 5134
enns by e. ju ge on tre enc a ese pro- fee for helping to hush up the case would be 2/. 2s. She
condition for hard work. Travelling. parties will start earlY side of the enteance of P•i f W ' e-
-1 nce o ales Straie
the strait to Point Peel, returned, and after following the in April, one following the coast southerly ; the othe • secutions were taken up by the solicitor for the mere declined to pay the money, and he went away, but came inirairclisils.Zia.e. itt' -4
-60 );erlitl-... - 100 16i 150
r It is satisfactory to see mention made in the record
west coast of Baring Island to lat. 72 deg. 55 min. N., had will proceed through the Prince of Wales Strait and then •de - • . eake of costs, and that such solicitor was liable to an aeain several times on the same errand. On Thursday Birnniingintirn •10 411..
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rxe.okr ii;.e.t.. ice 13 . 110
. u posited by Captain Coilinson of the satisfactory con- '. •• e 78 5, Os. 86
wintered in 1851-52 in lat. 70 deg. 35 min. N., long. 117 divide, one portion making for Melville Island, the other indictment fdr obtaining money under false pretences ; night, at half-past nine, a rap came at the door. It was Coventry.... 100; 25/. 209 Regent's •-• 30 !8 , 161 i
dition of his crew Throu h tth •
g ou e winter the weather
Derby ••• •• 100' 61. 80 Rochdale . . 85 11. 10s.' GO
deg. 40 min. W. ; also that information of her movements examining the north ehore of Prince Albert Land, in . • . (reading, from the report), " and he would say that, that presen .
e t bl 39 C (Kinge-the officer now t
po Ice cons a e
Flistnre&Clisi 60'2% pet - Somrset Coal ,40, - -
would be found upon an islet in lat. 71 deg. 36 min. N., search of the missing expedition. bad been mild. Little or no sickness had occurred,
it man had been indicted for obtaining money by false He nut several a uestions to me and they were so simi- ', , ' • . • •
e .. P a Gran.l.l net ii, 100 4, pr. ct. 57 Do .Lk F,l-t 12: - -
ns ere de msited at the following places :-
Provisio . . 1 and his men were in a fit condition for hard work.
long. 119 deg. W. Provisioned the sledge for ten day There had been little or no sick pretences, by getting money paid to him for a prosecu- lar in character to those which had been put to me by Do., 6 pr.Ct.l 10'51. pr. ct. ii% -tffrd &Wore ,40; 281, 425
• '' West of Point Barrow- mess, and hares and
;100! 21 les 48 Shrewsbury.. ;251 -
and started that night to the southward in quest of further Lat. 71 ° 10' N. Long. 156° 50' W. ptarmigan had been obtained, if not in reat ab ce
. g un ance, tion which he had taken up without instructions, and if - • • ,r• lid surrey!
the gentleman, that I felt satisfied he had been sent to
~ •
-1 'Ilion! 1OW1;• 0 s • 12 I/ itostrbrldge.. '- , 12/. 285
(firand L , 4 , . 1145
.. tracee. After parsing Point Hay found the beach thickly 70 e 4 159 2 at least in some quantity. In April t 11. • •
rave ing perties there had been money obtained in these instances, there bI • Iht th • • • t •th
me y iim, an. t a ey were acting in concer wi Kennt & Ayr, 39165. Od. 6% -eve,n and I 1 , 21
. 24
strewed with Esquimaux encampments. 65 13 161 46 were to be sent out. We have, however 1 • '
, ater intelle t rna.n' •
having been no instructiensgiven, tha
,hr fate would Each other. I told him that I was innocent of any par- Lancaster -1100 - - ,V., e Rail. Jee
65 18 166 le have been staring the society in the face Now, he ticipation in the affair, and that the prisoner, my lite Leeds &L'vcp: 100 251. - Warwick & 2/. 2734
On the 9th, arrived at the islet ; and, after several hours, gence in 1852 from Ramsay leland, but all point- • • No
63. 28 161 15 challenged him (Mr. Serjeant Adams to ut the law • Leicester ....Iles el. 68 Birming. 1
found recorda ten feet magnetic north of a small cairn, built en Be ' ing in the same direction-the latest date is August 27. ) P . servant, was responsible for her own actions. He left
Lelcstr & sTt h 83 41. 29% Warwick & 1
rrow Strait - in execution if Mr.
.Sheen had done wrong, or even if 31. 13
me, and I heard no inure of tbe subject till I saw the Loughboroghl 142 701. 575 Napton.. 1 100
upon the summit.
Lat. 73' 50' N. Long. . !V 43' W. • -
_ We think, then, .not only from this intelligence, but also there was a shadow of wrone about the matter and it - Worcstr &
imouthsh!loo - . .
These stated that the Enterprise's parties had visited 73 30 80 45 _ from the ether less precise information brought home b 0 , report of the previous hearing before the magistrates in mot 178 31. 32
Point Hearne on Melville Wand, and had examined the 68 30 Sir E •
114 1 - four bags • Belcher and his companions, that little apprehen-
Y was perfectly monstrous that such statements should go
f hf •d• *lb ht th h 1
ort rom a., ju ma eac o ew o e world-state- the paper ef Saturday. Wheu the gentleman came to 31ntgmerysh 10! - - Binning.
lleitn3lwbriloo - , - Wilts & Brks -10 s. Od. -
north and smith shores of Prince Albert Land. Upon her were left. seen need be entertained of the fate of Captain Collinson me on Tuesday mornine he said the child had beenfound '
e
leaving this, 27th August, 1852, intended to pursue a 'ln this neighbourhood- and his crew. The way home is open to him by Cape meats affecting the bonour and character of a gentleman in th G
e reen-park by a gentleman. INSURANCE COMPANIES.
channel between Wollaston and Prince Albert Land. Lat. 72° 58' N. Long. 1251 10' W. Parry and Cape Bathurst through Behrin 'S •
g s traits or, every way equal personally with the Ardistant Judge. Mr. Jardine-Are you quite sure that the gentleman Dividend Amount
' For particulars I beg to refer you to the accompanying 72 50 117 55 - a boat and should he elect to ;hush forward parties into P'arr As to the refusal to allow the costs, neither he nor the told you this on Tuesday morning ? Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
records. Rebuilt the cairn ; deposited charts, and every 37 casks. society cared about it. The costs of the prosecutions Annum. Share.
Sound, we know that depots of provisions are placed foyr Witness-I am quite positive of it.
• information relative to Our proceedings ; also records of Pemican deposited on American shore in 1848- would be paid out of the funds of the society, which were _
depots, etc. 1 bag in Lat. 67' 42' N Long. 134° 0' W. him at spots to which every Arctic navigator would at Mr. Jardine-The child was not found till Thursday.
ample, and they did not go about to get up cases for the
Taking into consideration the date of these notices, andl 70 35 127 0 once have recourse. The exploits of Lieutenants Cress- Charles King, 39 C, said he lived at 1, Leicester- Albion ............ -3/. Ios. 500 0 0 50 0 0 -
sake of nrosecutine for costs •on the contrar the had 71. 143.6d.t5. 100 0 0 11 0 0 10%
my remaining sources, I determined to return with all 70 5 123 25 well, Meecharn and Pim afford a tolerably satisfactory - • - ' . Y, 3' square, and first had his at; ention drawn to the ease by Alliance Brit. and For.
taken cases in hand. at the request and instance of
.t.Ditto-.Nfarine........ •:/. p.c. & bs. 100 0 0 22 0 0
an anonymous letter addressed to him at his reel-
despatch to the ship. Arrived at the island on the 13th ; Intelligence. respecting ehe rrrovemetnts of tthe Enterprise
• presumption that the region can be travelled over with-
others, and bad rendered great public service. He would chor .............. 6 per cent. 5 0 1 0 0 -
th f
• • 1 the sledge, and deposited records, .B,:c. The will be deposited on an islet 10 fee magne ic nor o a out much risk. But when we turn f "
rem this subject te dence. Atlas 15s Od. 50 0 4 515 0 1814
provisioned have replied to the observations at the time they were Mr. Jardine-Have you got that letter I .treuft Life ........... 42. per cent. 100 00125 0 0 22
whale-boat I found in perfect condition ; but the sugar, mark in lat. 71' 49' N., I 0.
ow, 119° W., subsequent to the the fate of Franklin and Iris companions in misfortune, d • •
e had he been resent holdine as he did he enera Brit' h 'ommercial . 7s 6d. 50 0 0 5 0
return of the travelling partide. we wish we could maintain the name consolatory tone. ma • P , se ,t g l Witness said he had unfortunately destroyed it, for be g C • 0 7
and two cases of potatoes, soddened with wet ; the cocoa
retainer of the society, and knew all about it-itow it Clericl.3led.&Gen.Life Spr et. & bs. 100 0 0, 10 0 0 20%
then I • 1 t tie 1 1 1 t 1
glt it wee a mere max a e time, an( sue iet ers
15th day of 4th month, lea 2. Is the story told by the Esquireaux the true one ? Like County ........ ...... 4/. 101 0010 0 0 125
also damaged. These I removed to the rise above the
was conducted, and how compose .
d There being no were very common. He resolved afterwards, however, Crown .............. 17s. 05 50 001 5 0 1 18
depot. (Signed) RD. COLLINSON, Captain. all sa.vages, they are liars, and certainly wouid not scru-
public prosecutor, thia society had acted as it were in to inquire into it, and called upon the prisoner and her Eagle ••• Ss. 50 0 0 50 0 6%
After leaving the island, despatched the sledge along the - pet at the utterance of any falsehood which might, in . . • • d •
00 0 0
south shore of the strait, and travelled along the north side, (CoPY) (B 3.) their opinion, shield them from the vengeance of the d ' ‘ ~ • e -•
that cadeacity in tars particular class of offence, and yet sister at Hunt's court, on Thursday morning last, at 9 Equity and Law...... 4'4 per cent. 1 . 50 0 5
European Life II. 20 0 0 gi.,.1 191.4
- accompanied by one man with the small one. Deposited COPY OF A RECORD FOUND ON RA.MSAY ISLAND. tee ter.m ' diseusting wee applied to them. It wads a
%elite man. There is a strong presumption, certainly . • - • • • ' 10 ' ' -1- El d•d th t b •te h ti
or o c.c„.... e esire ern o e CAU lOUS OW ley General.. .. „
•• 54
: records at Point Ruresell, and rejoined the sledge on the (Captain.)
that had the Esquitnaux with whom Dr. _Hee came into ''
- ' s•noue a gross, and a sad piece of irjustice to the society replied to him, and after a few questions the prisoner Globe . . ... 5' per cent. Stock. 128
- 17th ; fonnd them all ready to start, having built a cairn • The provisions on Princess Royal Islands were safe on
contact been concerned in the deat • '
hof Franklin s party, ' ' ' •t, d 1
salt) tl eir solici or, an ie couldl not for the life of him burst out crying and confessed that she had delivered r
(-70ardiitit .: .......... 5• per cent L 0 0 0 45 0 0 54%
mperiai Fire......... 12/. per cent 15,i0 0 0 50 0 0 330
depo&ted records, and, having no fuel of any kind, had' May 29, except what our travelling parties consumed. understand what right a jud hI t dfeh f
ge as o sen or rom herself of a chile at Mrs. Butler's, who• compelled her 1 trial Life
collected sufficient drift-wood to last us to Draly Islaud. The Enterprise sleigh searched the north-coast of Prince they would have been studious to conceal front his sight eis •d• e t eat a erns libel, which he weuld not have i 1 i • h• ' 1, h mi)
• ' I 43
8
ill ‘;in..n e . .
to ieavo tile nouse in a ea-, giving -er two s eets to indemnity 3Earine.... 1 3t & 31. 160 0 0,20 '0 0 6,
On the I.9th May we eleare the strait and travelled Albert Land, 93 miles to the eastward of the beacon all the tokens which might serve as proofs of their dared to put in circulation privately He now f wrn• ll • • ' dh• ' Law Fire
' '' Y wrap it up me (The officer repeate is evidence, as
direct for Cape Providence. The ice, for 10 miles off Cape erected by the Investigator, en the, eouth aide of Prince of crime. They are known, toe, by the rs,ccounts of the el S • •
esketi J, r. erjeant Adams to reconsider the question of Law Life............. - 100 0 0 10 0 0 55%
Russell, we fonna of last year's formation, without a Wales' Strait. Here we found a deep inlet or mouth of a principnl Arctic v.cyagera to be for the most part a harm- 1 d 1. Id )
a reit y pub is le .
Legal and General Life - . 50 0 0 2 0 0 614
crack. After crossing a barrier of old hummocks came to strait ;no drift wood was moo, but the ice evidently lts,s race, strongly inclined to pilferin and ett c ' dsts. The cases had not been cominitt
1 alio eine the c , • ed The prisoner, on being called upon for bee defence, eo,rdon
rime, for tund by magistrates, after a full and due investiea- made the same statement as on the previous heariog, London •hip.. -
a lead over old floe, over which we travelled 15 miles, broke up annually. No signs of the missing expedition. but with little inclination or ener fg P y
gy or deeds of blood. ti,in at a police-court, and the officer of the society Cho 1 d"WhNe - B tier cline back with the cab Marine ..... .......... IBs.per share 100 00180 0 23
and then entered heavy hummecks of young ice ; through The Resolution sledge parted company on May 4 for Oa th th 1
eo er rand, their constitutional timidity might abl d ' • • . an( sal , en Lis. a .
these we travelled 30 miles, and on the e3d cleared them, Melville Island, and has not returned. was a sworn cons a e Dame Arlen, acted with arid DY I said it is all over." She then gave me the sheets off Nied.inviiit&cien Lifo 4% per ct. 50 0 0 2 0 0 -
abont seven miles S.E. of Cape Providence. (Signed) R. COLLINSON, Captain. have been overcome when they found the white the authority of the parent's of the girl, who was but 12 • • d ' 1 1 rye ............ sp. ct. s.
the bed to wrap it up, an sae sie would clear away. monarch ..... ......
Mine . . Ss b 20 0 0 2 0 0 5N
- s 00 100 -
Very heavy falls of snow, and strong easterly winds, Enterprise sleigh, 10 miles east of leering Island, men enfeebled and emaciated by disease and starve- years of age: The allowance of the costs was a matter She helped me on with my bonnet and shawl. I said I National Loan Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 s 2%
checked our progress very much, and caused snow-blind- June 5, 1e52. • tion. Immediately doubt creeps in at all -
we can
of no moment to the society but he asked that the As- Palladia:in Lite... -
thought I should die, but she hurried me into the cab _ - - -
nese throughout the party. I shall proceed southerly along Prince Albert Land fix no limits to conjecture. It is extremely irepro- • 11 ' • •
sistant Judee wou ( now grant that which he ha I • Pelican .... -••• • •• -
.....
'•-• 101' d went with me. I could not get any one to bury the phoenix .... .. .....
On the 27th arrived at Sailor's Home, Draly Island, and immediately lam extricated. bable, certainly, that a band of English sailors thirty- i'd bl f d an
-
properly an ras yre use .He hoped he would take child, and that was why I hid it. Processional Life 5/. per cent. 5 0 010 0 %
found orders to proceed to Beechey Island ; also that Mr. R. C. five strong, with plenty of arms and ammunition at t &be 100 0 0 10 0;) 39%,
ader of it, as he r f • Provident Life
Krabbe had left on the 26th, and Lieut. Hamilton on elst. - their disposal, should have suffered themselves to be time to cep e used in a moment of tem- The prisoner was then committed for trial, and Mrs.
Rock Life.... •-.. ••
The heaps of papers, letters, and news of all kinds, which (Copy.) (B 3.) uiotly niurdered while there was a fin
q ger among them fter consideration
per, and rf a the refusal should be per-
t. ted in the whole of the circumstances would be b 1 t
is , . . roug 1 Butler paid the remainder of her wages (95.) to her sister• Royal Exchange .61. p ct. & bs. Stock. all 2',8
252
6/ 10s. - fl
our shipmates contributed, added much to our pleasure, (From Ramsay Island].) which could pull a trigger. But how do we know they Sun Fire .
-
- -
but little to our rest. The Victoria sleigh travelled along Prince Albert were 35 in number, or that they had ammunition ? The under review in a higher quarter, and as tbe costs of Ditto Life '. . . I/ les ~
V. p. et &bs. 20 0 0 4 0 0 VA
Deposited records, notices, etc., of onr proceedingt and, Land from Port Wollwston. It tends to the south-south- • y prosecutions were paid out of the consolidated fund, the THE BATTLE OF ALMA. United Kingdom .... 1
Ith b t ff'd•l hE '
lure 1 aye een cu o in etai •t e squimaux Universal Life ........ 2;. ss. per sh. 100 0 0 10 0 0 -
after Provisioning and securine the house, started 3, mid. . east until you get in the latitude of 70 deg. 40 min. N., e" • • ' Secretary of State might have power to order them to -se Victoria Life ........ 51. per cent. - 412 6 5%
might have surprised and intercepted one travelling I b new
night to the eastward. Walljed overland to Skene Be :-and then there is a deep inlet or strait, up which we tra-
y,
party after another. It cannot but remain a violent ' e 1-. * ' tJ d I ' COLONEL " CHESTER'S " LAST " CHARGE."
but found no traces of large game. The light rain and Yelled 130 miles. No signs of the missing expedition. i The Ass:sten • u ge- s this meant as intimidation I MISCELLANEOUS.
warm weather softened the snow very much, and pools of (Signed) C. F. Jneo. improbability that a party so strong as they are repre- Mr. Perry said he was but doing his duty. If the (No. 4.) From Corporal James Harwood, 23d Fusi-
Dividend Amount
watez were seen on the land about Point Ross. On 30th seated to have been should have suffered the savages to d liers to Mr. George Sinclair, Boston.
overtook Mr. Krabbe near Point Griffiths ; travelled toge- H.M.S. Enterprise, lat. 71 deg. 35 min. N., depart from their hands without sec r• •
u trig or compelllng fused
motion he now ma e was re . the matter would , Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
ther, and reeched most intricate hummocks 20 miles east of June 17, 1852.
the services of a sufficient number of guides. If th . be brought before the Se-retar of
t• y State, and it would Heighte, near Alma, Sept. 22, 1854. Annum. Share.
Cape Gillman, which were most tiresome, owing to the The Resolution sleigh has not yet returned from Mel- `' then be seen whether these epithets were justifiable My dear Friend,-On the last day of last - month we ' -
Esquitnaux could live throueh the s • • • • Xs. d. X 5. 5.
sloppy state of the snow. The weather then became Much ville Island. tarving time, it is entleman equal in rank and of li•
on a g . as igh honour 57 50 20 0 0 -
embarked from Varna, and after steaming about with Assam Tea •••••• •••• -. 0 0
colder, which checked the thaw and improved the travel- Oa this spot. stranze indeed that the white men should not have been
as the Assistant Judge himself ; and they would then aliened, mart.• •••. • • ele per cent. 51 0 0 - -
ling. On sth Juno arrived at Cape Cockburn depot. Find- (Steed) C. F. JAGO. able to accomplish the same feat.
obtain that juetice which had been refused them here. h English and French fleets for 14 or 15 days we
t e . kustralian A; riculturl re Is. 100 o 0 17 10 0 41
ing that I wax somewhat lighter than Mr. Xxabbe, toge- all this however it is far easier to su
Whoever finds this pnper is requested to forward it, to In 5 5 • ggest doubts s
l'he Assistant Judge said be lied hea d M P- t -
effected a landing, unopposed by the Russians in the Australian Trust •• .. 6/. per cent. -0 25
a 9. 0
3%
ther with the importance of reaching the thip as soon as the Secretary of the Admiralty, London, with a note of than to hint at certainties. We do not see our Way r r. arry o . . . . Australian Royal Mail 51. 10 0
aid
possible, I informed him of my intention to travel inde- the time and place at which it Was found. tisreueli the transaction ; but, with all our horror of the conc usio .
1. • n lie had het d • •
ene to languarte vvhich rarely Crimea. We remained in camp until all the troops snglo•Mexican Mint. . 11. 10s. 10 0 0
dd British American Land 15s. - 41 0 0 -
pendently. Left everything secure and proceeded on our awl Ru . 1 in e renc , penis ,ais ,
(The same notice 'th F h S •hDn• 12 Dutch, further Arctic research, we cannot but think that it indeed had been a ressed to the bench- from the bar, were got on shore, and then we pushed forward. ~nOur
fit per cent. 100 0 0 32 10 0 -
Canada ... • • .... •• . •
and language which, uuder no circuiestences whatever, - -
• journey. Passedl over very decayed ice inside Moore Island, Her Tele taeguages-) would be unworthy of thecharacterof this country ifsome e ed - d t ' road was across an immense plain ; high hills in front Do. 5 per cent Bonds 5/. per cent. -
and overtook Mr. Hamilton off Cape Capel. His dogs in the pa:1:3°1111/11p Enterprise rounded Point Barrow steps were not taken to arrive at more sati f
s actory con- I would be ad tesse o the judges of the land. Mr.
of us ; tbe sea on one side and the interior of the country moo, 6 per cent. -4/. per cent. - - 11014
- -
were very rnuch faeged, but I hoped, by giving them a linen shore on the93t6h; r into open water on the Arne,
elusions with reiard to the fate of poor Franklin and hia Parry had ended with a motion. Now, he wished to city Navigation Bonds - -
O 0 20 0 0 -
few good feeds of 'damaged pemican, to enable him to ~ along which see proceeded until say one teding•-111r. Parry was absent on each of the oil the other. The inhabitants had been driven away by Electric Telegraph (A) 7 per cent. 25
25 0 0 15 0 0 -
August 21, when tw friends. TI •
iere is not the slightest occasion for the d t • Dem .•••• .• •• 01) -
• push on a dog in advance of me to the ship ; but the fa- oda ets east-north-east of the Pelly oceasions reform 0, and therefore had no personal the imperial mandate, and we passed over several heaps
Equitable Reversionry 51pr. cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 -
Islands were disco. f th - 1 t f •t I •
ur s. carp oymen o gine s i .
ii is A travelling party of f ht t • • ' 50 0 0 17 10 0 -
_
vourable winds allowed us to keep well up, and en the lltla and on the ftame evez . Cape Parry was seen on the 26th,
ng a bold bluff in lat 71 de.g N sufficient stren th can readil enoueh descend Back' knowledge ow a rairsplred-he was not present when of ashes where small villages had lately stood. The Ditto New .. . .
spc. & bs, 100 0 0 100 0 0 -
June we encamped together near Cape Hotham. Daring end long. 122 deg W. ; • ' * -• " • • g Y 1"
a th • two cases were tried ; yet he reeve came to mak • •th 11 1 th t 0 !len. s evers. & Invest. .
15 0•0 14 0 0 2634
the last three journeys we crossed several cracks open in th• la h.te d •
standing to the north-e7st along River to its junction with the sea. Very possibly the ''' e a fleets kept in company wi us a a ong e coas . n Gen.s team Navigation 10 pct
• enable hitn to mak • • • Stock. - -
motion to . e an etteck-a most violent iludson's 8ay...... -•
. . the ice, varying from six to twelve feet in width. On the is s ore, seenre a. strait on the 29th, in whicla, on experience of Arctic voyagers may point out an easier the mornine of the 20th, we were near the foot of the
21.-ss. 100 0 0 100 0 0 -
the followine mornin •1 t 2 der, 55 min attack, on _ h
the judge. One of the cases was tried at a . Tiungertord - - ..•• _
.• • N., and and more direct path. We have not the slightest incli- ' hills. ' A beautiful river was at our feet, and on the op- London in,titution .•• - - - -
evening of the llth, the dogs being fresh, I left Lieuten- lone 125 de 'lO • kir In
a: 7 •
g. min. ~ two islets with a beacon on the nieter and t e other two h 1 tl or e the
Western , era. are i , . London Reversionary 4% per cent. 15 0 0 al -
ant Hamilton in charge of my sledge ; proceeded with the lar e t
g .s. were seen. Here we found a boat with 37 casks of • •
nation nor the necemsary knowledge for dogmatising on site hanks was a small but very picturesque village. We
t called upon to ' 112 10 0 -
Russell Institutiond..6.,
dogs across Wellington Channel, and arrived on bean! the points of detail • but we leave it to the judgment of the rye a v di at all it Pc
jury was no . g ny er •ct , , 12 o'clock and as we approached flames io, ent 20 00j17 10 0 2534
peovisions deposited by the Investigator, which vessels had hed there at
reac . . , Prlcs's Patent can . o . per c
. ' North Star at 4.30 a.m. of the 12th, kindly welcomed by be h ' was so disgusting ; and he would repeat it again dis- R•• hdfi d it
all hands. wintered. in the pack four miles east-north-east of the pu re w ether some steps ought not to be adopted for . • • ' burst from the little village ; the ussians a re , Reversionary Int. Soc. 4141. pr eent. 100 0 0 1100 0 0 -
When the costs
• gusting. were allowed in that case, he rrenced a fierce cannonade Royal stall -team•... I/. p. share. 100 0 01 60 0 0 -
For the details of my journey I bee to refer to ielands. During the autumn a travelline party from her solving one of the most painful problems of our titne,
11 h fficer of the society that he ho h
to d t e b ped suc a case and at the same moment com . .
I 6/ * 25 0 0 all -
canister and round shot being South ',infra lan.- •• . per cm..
journal. yen mY reached the north end of the strait, in let'. 73 deg 22 •
. mln. new that the solution wonld appear to be all within eas from the heights, grape,
and Loan Comp.
Throughout the journey we have all en nr ed ood health N., and long. 115 deg.. W. ; the last date from her is June reach. •No man fitter for the duty could be found than
y ' would not be brought before the court for the future. ' •ll k t t -
oured down amongst us. Our ern ery ep up a re Trust
Upper Canada .... _ _ _ _
but the ruen are much reduced by theirj y 'l3 , 1, when all were well. Travelling parties had been ex- Dr. Rae himself, who has spent a large portion of his Now, what he said on the recedin
P g day he would now P
mendous fire at them for an hour and a half, at the and -ie.__
exertions and all he society was vrell m 0- LIST OF SCOTTISH CO3IPANIES' PRICES.
complain of sore ankles, feet, Sm. Although travelling land ploring north and south ; the latter had fallen in tvlth the life in the exploration of the inhospitable and fatal coast repeat. If t . anaeed, and its opera-
of which the order rang through our lines, " Light Di-
well known to us as being well stocked with ani al w natives, who are described as an inoffensive people. of North America.-Tintes. trona properly conducted, it would be a valuable one, . .
vision. a vanc
d e.and tnke the entrenchments." The 23d Dividend Amount
-beef, only seen six reindeer, seven musk oxennabelsid e Captain M•Clure named the southern shore Prince Al- and would do a goose deal of public d•bt *f ot
goo , ui n , . Light Division, and on we went covered by Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
as n the
small game, and have only procured one reindeer, three bert Land ; north, Baring Island; strait, Prince of Wales; ' - and such cases as those now in question were taken up w-- 1
two companies of the Rifle Brigade. We crossed a vine-
hares, and thirty ptarmigan, which obliged us to be satis- islets, Princess Royal. .
UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. by it, instead of being a good, it would become a nui-
d d re led b Colonel Chester through the river _ ___-____
X s. d. X 2. d.
Sed with one meal a day.
t . • The Enterprise proceeding up the strait, which varies Bence. When he said he should disallow the costs, he yar an web k
of y
Mob was ver steep. The Colonel rank of Scotland .. •• 71. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 178/ 0
- . - In conclusion, allow me to bring before your notice the from 10 to 20 miles in width, reached the north end of ________,_
did not intend that to apply to the witnesses who had the opposite
lan
British Linen Company 81. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 203/10
Most excellent behaviour of the men. Circumstances have it on the 31st, and on the southern side found a cylinder OXFORD, OCT. 25.
been bound over, but to the costs incurred by the so- went throue i w t
i h ilvs-we all shaYred alike ; and as we
Caledonian Bank - •••• 8/. per cent. 10 0 0 210 0 3'. 18-
lled Us to travel frequently on reduced rations; but deposited by Investigator's travelline party, dated on ELECTION OF A MEMBER OF COUNCIL. . lambered out the enemy gave us a fierce fire, the cannon City of lasf,,ovr Bank 51. per cent. 10 . 0 0 10 si 0 10/ Iss
compe
ciety. The. witnesses were paid, but the latter was not ; c
never heard a murmur and th h board of her on the 21st Ap .1 le ile th urderous volleys of grape and round shot, Clydesdale Bank .... 5% /. p cent. 20 001000 12 59
n . in ing a entrance belching forth m . . .
throughout I have
1• th f ' ey "e blocked. b•' h t A Congregation will be holden on Friday the 27th and a surgeon who had been subpcenaed, but not bound •1 B k 71 '5-0 0 0 100 0 0 197/ 0
evinced such a spirit and zea !n e per ormance of their th C y ice, se re uraed along Baring Land, rounding •
and musket balls f 11 d d
fell as thick as hail. The men e ea mmercut an .•• . per cent. •
DiSt ,at 3 o'clock, for the election of a member of Con- ever, had to make a special application, and kis fee was Eastern_ 8an,k...• •• ..'
36/. per cent. 25 1(1 g Ics) g g 11/ Cs
f the tedium connected with travel- e ape Erebus (Investigator's, discov r d th 26th) ded before me and at my side. They fell in
work that, in spite 0 . e e on e .
and woun . 4/. 145
ntaril rformed distances which 6 •
ti 2d September, and on a low " • cation of not less than five years' standing, to be a allowed. It had been distinctljn asserted that the so- E. dill) &Gla.gow_ ..t.• .34i. p cent. 0
d h •call I still reseed on un- 100 0 0 31 5 0 -
' ' ' linge they have volu 3' Pe
I ould t h
no ave ordered
, (Point Kellett of Investi to ) point in 72 deg. 01. min. vo .
ga r And 125 de 10 min a
le. e member of the Hebdomad.
'll Council-the votinn•
- • •t. d d
fn, cie y i not volunteer prosecutions. The father of one every direction, an mec am y. , p. , . _xc
i; lenge Bnk of Sco .. . - ,
he rifle brigade, National Bank .. •• - . e% per cent. 50 0 0 1:1 0 0 16/ Is
under ordinary circumstances, w
i cask, with intelligence it tel I • -- of the o• I ' .thh t 11 ' touched. Up the hill we went with t
r s stated to him on oa t a e gave instruc- ' North of -cotiand Bank bt.per cent 20 0 0 • 210 0 4/. 7s
i ' them.-I have, 3/c. i 1 1851 was feu d Sh ' a('
uvestigator, August 18,
whom will commence at ,
3 and will terminate at 4 • -1 the heights we reached the cannon s 1
and half way up Roya Bank oricotl. .. 51. per cent. 11'0 0 0 100 0 0 129/ 0
. (Signed) G. F. MECHAM, Lieutenant. , n . e left Prince-of Wales Strait on the
16th, all well. The Ente • . tions to no one, and that the society took up the case
nouth which were planted on the entrenchmentre Our re- Union Bank of Scot. .. 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 921 Or 4
• - Captain H. Kellett, Braechey Island. lauded on an islet in lat. 72 de 55 • c'
rprise, proceedine northerly, o'clock. • through seeing it mentioned in the newspapers. There I 1, +lr a
iment was about to cross t es oc a ein e n
i, ~ ... ~. • th e eray's po- Western Bank- .• •• •• 71. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 ,8/ lOs
Abstract of journey :- 125 deg. 10 min. W., and depo Ir. _ ram N., and long. In the Convocation to he holden on Thursday next, was a great deal of animus in these attacks upon g firing and re- slliance Fire and Life.. 8% /.pr cent. 100 0 0 11 0 0 19/ Ids
37 • sited twenty days' provi- sition 'when the word was given, " C.ease
British Guarant e. . 41 e t 10 . 0 0 2 0 0 11. Os
''' -Number of days outward jonrney sions for eight men. Not finding any l . the 26th inst., at 10 o'clock, the names of the following him, and Mr. Parry thoeght it becoming not to ' • d efing on the French. per cn . . _
' Number of days homeward journey 33 •
winter quarters, returned to where she p ace
.suitable for • tire " because we were in anger o n Caledonian Fireelns.u; .
. 101. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 251. os
new hes in lat. 71 gentlemen, whose nomma
• tion respectively to the office address him with that courtesy which was due and
' 1 I shed in front of us shouting "No!no 1 on City of i4lasgow Life . 51. per pent. 25 0.0 2 0 0 4/. lls
- deg. 35 min. N., and 117 deg. 39 min sheuld Le observed towards one .in his position. Our Co one ru .
his li s. He never Colonial Life ......... 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 1 0 0 s'. 2s
Ntumber of days absent
trait. east side of the en- of Public Examiner and of moderator has been approved I lads 1" He fell with the words on p
Fd'i but 1 Lif I 61 100 0 0
nsur per cent. 15 0 0 125110 s
1. is
Number a days lost by detention Be t was customary for the bar generally to address '
spoke or raised his head again. We did retire then, and :li e 1 e . .
Rag. & Scot, Law Life 51. percent. 50 0 0
---- by Congregation, will be submitted to the House :- him as his lordiship ; not that he cared aSg for returned llt no
44
.les
---7 (CePY.)• (B 1.) an unfortunate mistake it was ; for the enemy Life ,ssoc. of Scotland 6/. per cent. 10 0 0
/. 13s
Number of cora 1 PUBLIC EXAMINERS. , . tbe compliment ; but. Mr. Parry addressed him - d d aye us some ter- National Fire and Life 6/. per cent. 10 0 0 10011
P ete days made
0 20 0 0 134/ c's
Geogr. Statute. H.M.S. Enterprise, Aug. 27, 1852 lat Mr. William A.ndrew, M.A., Wprcester College-In as "Mr. Serjeant Adams " in a manner which could
rific volleys ; but we Ewe ,
n rallied and, .iupnorted by the North British Insur... 71. per cent. 200 0
1 0 0 11/.lls
Distance travelled b 1 , •71 deg. Literis Hurnanioribus. leave no doubt as to there being, as he had ' dth a hland(rs Scottish Union license. 7%1. pr cent. 20 00.
71 1'
Distance tra,v,_, ,Y arge "sledges
tion of the Guards an e ig ' Standard Life ...... •• 51. per cent. 60 0 0 70 0 1 a
V"'l oy small sledges 5O 57.5 We left our winter quarters at the e . • •
astern end of this I D. • • *
Mr. Henry Pritchard, 8.D., Corpus Christi College-. just said, a deal of animus in the attacks which were d h my fled in every
~ United De
e rushed up the hill again, an t e ene . . , ~. Assurance 51. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 -
.....5.5
- - bay on the sth instant, but have been prevented by the ice n isciplinis Mathematicis et Physicis. made upen him. He ended with a threat to bring the w ' .-•
direction Ihe Turks aided the French in the pursuit, --
; Average clistaace of each i •ave 1,157 1,336•5 from making any progress until this day. MODERATOR. matter before the Secretary of State if his motion should •
d the slaughter wag dreadful. We are now busy magnitude has been
A financial operation of great d .
large sledge ......... -e--87 made 1,3" (Signed) R. COLLINSON, Commander. Mr. Octavius Ogle, M A., Lincoln College-In be refused. He Impel he would do so, and he would an .
0 ' t has suffered awfully. concluded between the Austrian Government an certain
Total distance -e- 61e, ............ ics..; ............... 18 20 Whoever finds this paper is requested to forward it to Schola Literarum Graecarum et Latinarum. send his notes of the evidence to enable the Secretary bur in the dead. ur regimen
y g I h 1 tains and six subalterns left French capitalists--M. Pereira and M. Andrd-repre-
Total distance en number of cef journeys 18.8 21.7 u e
tee aecretary of the Admiralty, 1-dond4n, with a note of The Sedleian Professor of Natural philosophy proposes to form a correct opinion as to the cases. A. more dm- We have on y t ree ep .
ect daily, will be • - f the Credit Moleilier and other
Records deposited 7ia numars absent.. 16-5 19 the time and place at which it was found.
t 4 give a course of lectures on Geometrical Optics on gusting case than the first tried yesterday be never saw, • .
alive Our next tight, which we exp
I If •t please Godeto spare renting the company o
interests by which Austria leases and cedes to these
Charts of discovery, positions Of d the storming of Sebastopo . i
(.1. similar notice in the French, Spanish, Danish, Dutch, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and saturday„t the public Lee. and be vreulcl not unsay any one thing he had said. If e ••• • b t respects to all contract Ors her great lines of railway in Bohemie, Mor•
ber. (Signed) G. F le
- elx4ll
's4e.' 4ja "In- and Russian languages.) I will write aefun. Give my es
- zmidtes Lieutenant. It is my intention to pursue the channel separating Won ture Room in the Clarendon, at 1 o'clock, and will cone_ the society took up such cases as those three, it would me, . e . bil ti
inquiring r
1 lends.- e eve me, yours most truly, oan extent of about 750 En 1.
aria, and Hungary, t . g 1811
-......._-- metice on Saturda 0 t 28 become a nuisance instead of a public advantage, which
JAMES lIAEWOOD, milesnbesides a portion of the coalfields of Brandeis and
'- COPY or A RECORD FOUND ON PRINCESS laston from Prince Albert Land, the entrance to which The Radcliff Y!
c : *
e Librarian Dr Acland) desires to inti- .it would be if properly conducted. He did not think the
No. 2,481, Corporal 23d R. W. Fusilier% Funekirchen, and a vast extent of the Imperial domains
. Om 4eii MAT, 1854. ROYAL IStAND33 is in lat. 70 deg. 30 min. Hitherto the ice has been close
• mate to b ( * The mum t
contiguous to these lines. o be paid by the
(A. 1.) in with the shore, in lat. 71 deg. 5 min., nor have we been .n
h_
_mem ers of the University (especially to students 0001 g p
.etY ou ht to take u such cases on nein°. them in the
' -Boston Guardian.
H.M.S. Enterprise able to turn its western edge by pursuing a westerly route 1 ule Natural Science School), and to all residents in newspapers ; and with respect to the costs in those now
es_ • -- company for the p
se rivileges is 200 millions of florins,
30th of August, 1831. Lat. Long. along the south face of Baring's Land. and near Oxford generally, that the whole of the library underconsideration, he wished it to go forth, though he said
t gratis with the PaY .
able in three years, and the object of tbe Govern-
Cornmande All well. is now effectually warmed. Works of natural he should not allow the costs, the ordinary costs to the [ADVERTISEMENTI-Supplemen , ,
The Weekly rnen .
t Is at once to restore the balance of its finances,
or Whoever finds this paper is reqnested to f 1:i ,i Provisions are deposited at the following places : e science and of medicine may be readily consulted, and witnesses were allowed, and the society's costs refused. Weekly Dispatch of Sunday, October 29th. .
nd to give a powerful impulse to the induetrial re-
to the Secretary of the Achniralty, London, withorwar- --
West of Point BILITOW- the curreht periodicels and transactions taken in at the Mr. Lawrence said he did not ripply for them. Dispatch. of Sunda,y, the .29th of Oe ,
tober will be aceom- a
st • is sources of the empire. It is unnecessary to remark that
a note of
the tirne and 'place at which it was found. Lat. 71° 10' N. Long. 156° 50' W. lihrarY are conveniently placed for reading and for rn- The Aesistane Judge remarked thereupon that the i parried by a, Supplement, containing the mo amp
the conclusion of such an agreement with the great
(The same notice in the French, Spanish, Danish, Dutch, 70 54 159 02 ference. Students requiring special works of natural counsel who was peeee„t did not ask for the costs, while particulars of the Bombardment of Sebastopol aud every
capitaliets of Western Europe is one of the strongest
and Russian languages.) 66 13 , 161 46 fth
science, not already in the library, are requested to a counsel who wee absent afterwards came and attacked event of interest connected with the operations o e
ledees which could be given by the Emperor of Austria
This post was erected by her Majesty's ship Investigator, 65 18 166 15 enter their wants in the book of desiderata, or notify him in open court, and threatened to bring the matter Allied Armies in the Criinea up to the mom .
ent of pub- P 0 . _.
of the future policy of hie reigne-Thnes.
who wintered in the pack off it in 1850, and then pursued 1 63 28 161 43 them to the Librarian or Sub-Librariare üblished or.
before the Secretary of State if he did not allow them. lication. This Supplement, like the one p .
d [A.DemerISEMENT.I-110110 way' P• 11 •
her way to the eastward. It was visited on the 30th a Barrow Straits- recutte s 1 s,anincomparable
The Ch. Ch. Museum is open to students in 'Awl°. It was not endurable • it was sufficient to make the the 15th instant, and which was so highly app
medicine for the cure of bil • • •
t 1q5.1. by the Enterprise, who pursued the same
Augus )' , 73 50 90 18 I ,1; e ' • e ' e he intelligence e :led indieestion.- Extract
73 30 80 43 . logy duller; (laVeget, and the reading.rooin is open in bleed be' io one's veins to be thus treated after a pro- by the public, will be entirely devote- to t
d t .1. d r of a letter.from Me. James Henshall, 'of Ashton-under-
i e na -
course.
will thus possess a e a
PROV/SION DEPOTS. 68 30 I the evening, daily. Persons desirous ot obtaining orders feredonal experience of over 40 years, of the War. Purchasers
were left. 114 01-foer bags - tent under- Lyne, dated June 28, 1854. To Profeseor Holloway :
•e raver
Lat. N. Long. W. In this nei to study in the Museum, or who wish to attend courses AS the learned sedeant resumed his seat there WB,B rative of all the great events of thi
arately from the Sir,-I was for a considerable period afflicted with indi-
-63° 28' 161° 45' ghbourhood- of nrive.te instruction in anatomy and physiology in the rved se
some applause, but it was speedily repressed. . taking, which may be prese .le . . and ap- gestion, attended with fr
Norton Sound
• uniform in size equent sickness, loss of appe-
-66 13 166 15 Museum, are requested to call en Dr. Lee's Reader ih Mr. -Payne (the senior member of the bar present) said newspaper, if des:red, er, being
Geantley Harbour
lunie of the year. It tite, giddiness, headache, drowsen
d ess, and dimness of
• CheMesso Island 66 13 161 46 Pemican de site
Po don the A.
a x and 37 casks. f he thought such an occur- pearance can be bound with the vo .
Anatomy, Dr. Aclancl, at his house, on any day except that speaking for himsel , . , , . t 1 -i rl t t th .th l• •
to issue at in erva s ee 1 , oge er wi a (disorganised constitution which
.
' - ',See-leers° Island .70 54 _155 2 1 bag lat 67° •
12,
N. rnencan shore in 1848-. Sueday and Thursday, between .2 and 4 p.m. rence was a discredit to the bar, and he WaS flOrry thet ,is the intention of the Proprietors .
t r of the Wen destroyed the effects of • ' • •
a variety of reputed medicines ;
', - _ Second River S. of Cape 5myth........, 71 11 . 156 51 i, _ - 70. 35 long. 134° OW W. ' - Mr. Hope's t ntomological collection will be Open. to any man at the bar could beefound to make emo .
...Do the is 03'
tion ln other Su lements carrying on H
" ' ' - • thentic information on and deriving no benefit from them whatever, I coin-
Point Separation 67' 42,
,I.A 2 70 05 . ' 127. 3.i. • , •, e . .
to üblic _daily during the present term Sunday ex. the terms which had been hsed
.hy Mr. Parry. d_ - _ and mane the fullest and most au
' eh will also contain a full a,9eeeet teeeeed taking your pills, and am bound, in gratitude,
Cape Bathurst 7O 35 ' • 127 34 Her Ma''jesty's shi E ''e 4•• ' Clij24 • -2a 13 • '
p nterprise rouna a -- . - d from 2to 3 .m., until-fttiveheieneticene •Rdrsons A magistrate present was about te, rank! ;open obser- 1 the subieat. The Diipat .
Cape Parry .
70 5 123 5 the pack July 26, 1831, and gained e Poidt Earilow in eepte , .
lof the fate of Sir John Fran e d la• brave corn- to confees•th t the 'be b '- th 1 f miring
kin an is a y ve een eso e means • •
Cape Krusenstern
Telt water in shore on d va ion, w en
Ph
ll ceo for itC• ntific u oses t* h
estrous of studying t e co e i n re p rp
1 iven to the me, as I now en• - 11 d .
joy perfect health. bold by a Yen ors
mark with reference to • panions. Orders should be immediate y g .
This post was visited by travelling parties from her Ma- 1 Islands, Amyl; 21, Cape Parry 26 h ' Seeing
t the Pelly at greater leisure are requested to apply by letter, ad- Mr. Parry rose and made are . .
or at the lhepatch, of medicine, and at Professor Holloway's Establishments,
, and i bold bluff I dressed " The Curator of Mr. Hope's Collection, Tay- the term " discredit" used by Mr. Payne, but It was I News-agents in town and country, .
~ . .
ieetfe OAP Fdettelerisea ono of which traced the north gout (Cape ErebrreArtlat, 71 deg, carairi IT
- 1 i ~ oqad 1 4,122 dog. I lor-_buildinge." . lost in the confusion which prevailed at the moment,. . Office, Wiot Fleet:greet!
_____-_. _ ___ _ ,20 strand Loudon and ‘3O Mmicleu-lano Now Yttrk, .
, _ i ____ t _ s 8
___
____ , _ I

Dividend Amount I
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. I
Annum. Share. i
- -
£ s. d. £ s. d.
British • • •• •• • • •• •• .• - - - • -
Ditto Provincial.. •• 11. Bs. 20 0 0 20 0 0 21
Brighton • . • • .. •• •• • • 5/. 20 0 0 2,, 0 0 -
City of London .. •. •• 41 10a. 100 0 0 150 5 0 100
Continental (3d Cap.)... 41. 10s. 10 0 0 43 10 0 -
Equitable • • •• ...... 11. ss. 50 0' 0 all 26
Great Central ....... n I per cent. 10 0 0 all liN
Imperial ............ 62 & bonus. 50 0 0 all 87
Independent .........5i. 40 0 0 I
-
London. ..... - - - • • - o 0 0 0 ~, I -
Do., Part. Preference 61. par cent. 125 0 0 .. , , 25
P m ix ............. 4/. per cent. 60 0 0 50 0 0 27%
Ratclltl - .. . ..... 5/. 100 0 0 90 0 0 10
United General •• •• •• 21. 1 Oa. 50 0 0 all I -
Westminster i bartered 15 per cent. 50 0 0 19 ' 36%
Ditto, New ........ , 51. per cent. ' 59 0 0 10 0 6%
WATER-WORKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. ' /per of Paid. Price.
' Annum. Share.
- --- -
.f. s. d. £ s. d.
East London 62. per cnt. Stock. 100 -
Grand Junction ...... 4'. per cnt. 50 0 0 all 72
Kent.... - .......... 4/. per cut. 100 0 0 - 80
Lambeth ...... • • • • .• - 100 0 0 - 97
New River Company.. 2!.105. - - 55
Southwark & Vauxhall 5. per cnt.loo 0 0 - 8934
West Middlesex - - 102
DOCKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company.
per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
£ a. d. £ s. d.
Commercial ...... 41. pr cent. Stock. Stock. -
East and West India.. 5;. pr cent. `tuck. - I 12034
East Country.. , 20s. per sh. - -- -
London ... . . .. 52 pr cent. Stock. - -
Ditto Bonds • 4, per cent. - - -
St. Katharine 4 per cent. Stock. I - 90
outhampton •• .... •• V. ,'s per c. 50 0 ' 0 I 50 0 0 -
Victoria ..•• .. •• - - . si. per cent. 20 0 0 I 12 0 0 11%
BRIDGES.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
£ s. d. £ e. d.
Hungerford .... • • •:-• - - 12
Southwark .......... - 100 0 0 - 9
Ditto New of 7% p.c 70S. per cent 50 0 0 - -
Waterloo ..... .... • • • • - 100 0 0 - 434
Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 11. 14s. 60 0 0 - 31%
Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 1/. 10s. Od. 40 0 0 - 28
Vauxhall ll. ss. 70 10 3 - 22
JOINT-STOCK BANKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
--• - -
X a. d. £ s. d.
Australasia...
British North American , 61. per cent. 50 0 0 -
Commercial of London. l Si. per cent. 100 0 0 20 73 0 -
Colonial -
lonian -
Lond . Char. 11k. of Ans I - 20 0 0 all 0 22
London and County
Londn and Westminstr , 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 -
London Joint Stock -
Provincial of Ireland ' 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
Ditto, New 8 / , per cent. 10 0 0 all -
National of Ireland 42. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 -
Nat. Provincial of Eng 6l. per cent. 100 0 0 33 0 0 -
Ditto, New .... • . -5!. per cent. 20 0 0 13 0 0 -
Oriental Bank Corpora. 121. p ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all 423,4
South Australia
Union of A ustralia•• - 40 . per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 69
Ditto .. - 2 10 0 -
Union of London
Union of Madrid ... •• - 40 0 0 all -
CANALS.
Names of p: Names of Dividend Price. g Dividend
Companies. 2 per Companies. d Per Price.
Annum.
g:/ Annum. , 1
A shtn &Oldh fa' 7, p. ct.l 154 Macclesfield, 11-00 21. 10s. 7134
Barnsley.. • • 160 - - Neat', - - - 100 16% 150
Brknk&Alarg 150' V. 60 Oxford .... • • 100 13 . 110
Birmingham 40: 41. 93% Peak Forest. 78 5, Os. 86
Coventry.... 100; 251. 209 Regent's • • • 30 , 8 , 16%
Derby • •... 108' 61. 80 Rochdale . . 85 11. 10s.' 60
EllstnreBcChs 69'234 p. et. - Somrset Coal 140' - -
Grantl.l net n, 100' 4, pr. ct. 57 Do. Lk F.l - t 12, - -
Do., 6 pr.Ct.l 10,61. pr. et. 11%4 '' tftrd &Wore 1401 281. 425
rand '-'urreyi 100, 2!. 10s. 48 Shrewsbury.. 251 -
Grand Union!100I 11. fs 121/ itoarbridge.. ,' 45 12/. 285
Kennt & Avni 391 6s. Od. 6%4 zevem ,
and '
Lancaster - V 1100 - - ~, e Rail. 3 21
2r* 24
Leeds &Llv2p; 100 251. - Warwick & 7
Leicester .... i i 0( iii, 68 Birming. j 100 21. 2734
Leicstr &Nlth 83 41. 29% Warwick & 1 3/* 13
Loughborozhi 142 701. 575 Napton.. 5 100
Monmouthsh!loo - - Worcstr & i
78 31. 32
Mntgmerysh 10' - - Binning.
Meltn3lwbry,loo - , - Wilts & Brks -10 s. Od. -

The Sedleian Professor of Natural Philosophy proposes
to-give a course of lectures on Geometrical Optics on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at the Public Lec-
ture Room in the Clarendon, at 1 o'clock, and will com-
mence on Saturday, Oct. 28.
The Radcliffe Librarian (Dr. Acland) desires to inti-
mate to members of the University (especially to students
in the Natural Science School), and to all residents in
and near Oxford generally, that the whole of the library
is now effectually warmed. Works of natural
science and of medicine may be readily consulted, and
the current periodicals and transactions taken in at the
library are conveniently placed for reading and for re-
ference. Students requiring spacial works of natural
science, not already in the library, are requested to
enter their wants in the book of desiderata, or notify
them to the Librarian or Sub-Librarian.
The Ch. Ch. Museum is open to students in physio-
logy during daylight, and the reading-room is open in
the evening, daily. Persons desirous of obtaining orders
to study in the Museum, or who wish to attend courses
of private instruction in anatomy and physiology in the
Museum, are requested to call en Dr. Lee's Reader in
Anatomy, Dr. Adam!, at his house, on any day except
Sunday and Thursday, between 2 and 4 p.m.
- Mr. Hope's Entomological collection will be open to-
the public _daily during the present term, Sunday ex-
cepted, from 2 to 3 p.m., until-ftirther.notica.-• •Rersons
desirous of studying the collection for scientific purposes
at greater leisure are requested to apply by letter, ad-
dressed " The Curator of Mr. Hope's Collection, Tay.

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