The Sun.
London, England, 1853-06-23 00:00:00

RAILWAY SHARE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, JUNE 22.
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STOCK EXCHANGE.—The market to-day has bee- 01
the Di*
what better than yesterday. The following 0r.?...„08
actions :—Eastern Counties, 12 15.16 • East biro
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18 1-16; Great Southern and Western, 56; Lou *161,,
Yorkshire, 78 ; ditto (fifth shares), 41 London 0u,..,10,$
Western, 115 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin"-901
Midland, 71,-1 ; North Staffordshire,' ; sooth;oy
and Dover, 21 I ; York, Newcastle, and Berwiol"
purchase), 2 7-16 d.

MANCHESTER, JUNE 22. 0111
STOOK EXCHANGE.—There has been a ves
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business, but prices have been firmer. 8a8,,,, po
per cent., 4,1 ; Leeds Stock, 774; Shef fields,
214 ; Midlands, 71i ; Eastern Counties, 13 ;LeedS
West Ridings, 3 d.

BIRMINGHAM, JUNE 22.
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STOCK EXCHANGE.—We have had buts very in
market to-day, and prices were not very well slid
London and North-Westerns were done at 115;
at 6s. 3d. p.

LEEDS, JUNE 22. til
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STOCK EXCHANGE.—There has been a gone
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only trifling decline in shares on 'Change this '"01:l
The transactions were to about an average extent' ic, 7k
following are the closing prices :—Midland S
14,,.tf10t A
Lancashire and Yorkshires, 77i ; York and N° yer
lands, 29,i ; South-Eastern and Dovers, 21;
Northern Extensions, No. 1,20 s. p.

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DOCKYARD APPOINTMENTS.—A return of 3- ofry
ing character has been printed as to the number
sons holding situations in the dockyards of the M
and Ordnance departments entitled to vote for fadepoPu'
of Parliament. It seems that in the Ordnancen
meat of eight boroughs, Greenwich, eLe , the 11,11,7idej
332, whilst of the dockyards of Greenwich, u"
Portsmouth, Devonport, Plymouth, Pernbitew.
111.1 Sandwich, the number is 2,435, making the 0'
voters 2,767. The numbers in the dockyards nor:
follow :—Greenwich, 981 ; Chatham, 429 ; PL,rtk ,
431 ; Devonport, 469 ; Plymouth, 60 ; Pempi-v -e-
-and Sandwich, 4.
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A TRADITION.—We read in a journal that aviVA
has been taken out up to six years, for the foll_° tor
volition :—" How to read letters closed, addreeau",,l;lll
friends or synonymous rivals." The tradition 'nd
noted the letters F.E.G. It is a pity for naallk,l-tor
we are unable to give the name of the inventor
for no doubt lie wished for an extended reputati°l4;
[ADVERTISEMENT.]—Summer dresses.—BailkrutoPtai;
Mr. E. Blakeley, Silk Mercer and Shawl Idanti,l4o4
to her .Majesty.—ln addition to the rich silks all"„(10;,)$,
in Mr. Blakeley's stock, recently purchased A-told
selling off by . Messrs. Atkinson and Co., et. ""•eres
Westminster-bridge-road, there are about 2,0001:1J/
beautiful. French. Muslins, 13areges, and Norvvicol'
tros, all quite new, first-class goods, worth frog 0,1;01
4s. per yard. These are now being sold by ges,:o •
kinson and Co. at less than a quarter of their vo''-reov's,
is, from 61d. to is. id. Ladies are respectfulliotoli
mended to inspect these goods, in order that the
quality, and cheapness may be duly appreciated' oilid
[ADVERTISEMENT.]—HoIIoway's, Pills 31.11:ill
Remedy for Bile, Apoplexy, and Complaints aps-oold
Impurity of Blood.--Mr. IL Berry, a ulas,tefni Piot
residing in the Oldham-road, Manchester, ini°„-thot:#
fessor Holloway, by letter dated May 12, 185°10e, f;1,11
four years he was a continual sufferer of
wie"ht.,i)
headache, loss of appetite, and dimness of 8-loio
originating from an impure state of the blood. .netieeo
been under medical treatment of the first ernAit'ies_dg
Manchester, but received little or no relief. ftit 0;1
however, he tried Holloway's Pills, and in 311,0 bic'recl
months this extraordinary medicine so purifie4 troLeo
that the disease totally disappeared, and be
and at
to perfect health.—Sold by all druggists ;100;0,
fessor Holloway's Establishment, 244, Strand' ayeStric
ALLEGED CONVERSION TO ROMANISJI.-41°61
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Coital is authorised to give the most explicit an din 4,1
tic contradiction to a statement which app
Popish Free Press of Saturday last, to the effec"
Duchess of Hamilton had been converted to the_datio
Church. The statement is totally devoid of folm
—North British Daily Mail.

BIRTHS. I,
OP A SON. °f C4'
On the 19th inst., at Gaddesden-park, the wife Oil
Leopold Grimstou Paget, Royal Horse Artillerl'hipet
On the 20th inst., in Lansdowne-place, 1311 g
wife of William Forster Smithe, Esq. di'
OF A DAUGHTER. vainbli or
On the 20th inst., at No. 7, Forth-street, ..-" 0 ll°
the wife of Captain D. H. Jameson, Bth Regline of
La
On y Native Infantry. viii 6
the 18th inst., at 35, Nottinghain-place,tl°
Henry John Wale, Esq., 15th (King's) Husesll3.
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MARRIED.
On the 22d inst., at Lewisham, Kent,r siitiri slt.joi
Williams, Esq., of No. 12 Waterloo-place, od jil°°j
Edwina Anna, daughter of'Major-General Edw
Ye/
late of the Royal Marines. Di .0,
On the 21st inst., at Christchurch,
Bally, Esq., of Acacia-road, St. John's-wood, tl. rat°
only (laughter of James Cullingham, Es+, °
terrace, Bayswater.
DIED. tree
betb.° )0
C a mnobf
triilidvegi2el
William
On the 22d June, at her house, 19, Eli" late
Marylebeeeco, rade
Eaton-square, Hannah, eldest daughter of the 0
William Evans, of Maidstone.
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On the 20th inst., Mary Ann, relict of 69, ,
Leslie, Esq., of Upper Mall, Hammersmith,eg,,,,,,p vii
On tho 20th inst., in London, the Rev. Iv "'"ti,
son Rangeley, 8.D., rector of Grimstone in the,ec'collee"
Norfolk, formerly Fellow and Tutor of' Queens i
isatminst.,Sewella gt ?t, years,elo
ice, e 41.
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street, and Edmonton.
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Middlesex, Thursday, June 23,1853.