The Sun.
London, England, 1848-05-01 00:00:00

NOTICES OF MOTIONSI.

1. Sir W. Somerville—Bill to Reg a late the Elective
Franchise, and for the Registration of Parliamentary
Electors in Ireland.
2. Sir W. Somerville—Bill for the Establishment of
Additional Polling Places for the Purposes of Parlia-
mentary Elections in Ireland.
3. The Chancellor of the Exchequ•s'r—Bill to Amend
certain Acts for Granting Relief to. the West India
Islands.

4. Mr. Richard Maxwell Fox— In Committee on
Impri,onmont for Debt (Ireland) I 101, to propose an
addition to the first clause.

5. Mr. Fagan—ln Committee on Imprisonment for
Debt (Ireland) Bill, to move, after chaise 8, the insertion
of clauses.

6. Mr. Grogan—ln Committee on% Imprisonment for
Debt (Ireland) Bill, to move clauses.
7. Mr. Chisholm Anstey—On the second reading of
the Diplomatic Relations with the Court of Rome Bill,
to move that it be read a second time this day six
months.

8. Mr. Grantley Berkeley—On further consideration
of report of Game Certificates for Ki:4ling Hares Bill, to
move amendments.

9. Mr. Barkly—On further consideration of the report
on Distilling from Sugar Bill, to mwve that the Bill be
recommitted, for the purpose of proposing amendments,
authorising the mixing of sugar and grain and sugar
and molasses in distillation, and reducing the number of
gallons of spirit on which the drawback is to be calcu-
lated from 11 to 10i gallons per hundocdweight of sugar.
TCESDAY, MAY 2.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.

1. Mr. M'Gregor— Select Committee to inquire into
the appointments, regulations, and management of the
Customs.

2. Mr. Wood—Select Committee to inquire into the
allegations contained in the petition of curtain electors
and inhabitants of the borough of Stamford (presented
the 14th of March), complaining of thte interference of
the Marquis of Exeter, a Poer of the realm, and Lord-
Lieutenant of the county of Northampton, at the late
and former elections of Members to serve for the said
b. .rough.

3. Mr. Frewen —Address for return stating, in miles
and furlongs, the length of road in each turnpike trust
in England and Wales.
4. Mr. Frewca--To bring under the notice of the
House the general state of the borough gaols throughout
England and Wales.

5: Sir De Lacy Evans—To move that the following
words be added to the instructions given to the Select
Committee appointed to inquire into the laws and char-
ters of practitioners in medicine and surgery, viz.:—
"And also to inquire into the defective state of the law
respecting pharmacy anti the education of chymists and
druggists, and to report the evidence, with their opinion
thereupon, to the louse."
6. Mr. Barkiy—Address for copy of the protest of
elective members of the Court of Policy of British
Guiana, against the passing of the rural hospital ord-
nance, No. 4, of the year 1848.

Also, extract from the minutes of the proceedings of
the Court of Policy, at its adjourned assembly held at
the Guiana Public-buildings, Georgetown, Demerara, on
Friday, the 14th day of January, 1848.

1,1; EDNESDAY, MAT 3.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.

1. Poor Removal Bill—Committee.
2. Exemption of Small Tenements from Rating Bill—
second reading.
3. Small Debts Bill—second reading.
4. Great Yarmouth Freemen Disfranchisement Bill—
Committee.

5. Joint-stock Companies Bill—Committee.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.

1. Sir de Lacy Evans—To move (with reference to a
petition presented to this house from 102 engineer
workpeople suddenly expelled from France) an address
tq her Majesty, praying she will be graciously pleased
to direct that a representation be made by her Majesty's
Government to the Government of France, with a view
to obtaining a just indemnity for the heavy losses sus-
tained respectively by those petitioners through the
violence to which they have been exposed.
2. Mr. Stafford—On the motion that the House do
resolve itself into Committee on the Great Yarmouth
Freemen Disfranchisement Bill, to move, as an amend-
ment, that the House do resolve itself into the said
Committee that day six months. . _

3. Mr. Osborn-2ln Committee on Joint-stock Com•
panies Bill, to move, clause 1, that the time should be
extended to six months instead of from Ist of March.
4. Mr. Headlam—ln Committee on Joint-stock Com-
panies Bill, to move amendments.
THURSDAY, MAY 4.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.

1. Jewish Disabilities Bill—third reading.
2. Petty Bag-office Bill—Committee.
3. lour-houses (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.

1. Mr. Baines—Bill fur the further removal of defects
in the administration of criminal justice.
2. Viscount Duncan—Return of all expired contracts
for British oak and African teak timber supplied for
the use of her Majesty's dockyards (in continuation of
and with like particulars as Parliamentary Return No.
611, dated the 9th of May, 1844.)
3. Mr. Reynolds—on third reading of the Jewish
Disabilities Bill, to move the omission of the words " or
Ireland," in clause 6 of said Bill.
4. Sir F. Thesiger—on motion for the third reading
of the Jewish Disabilities Bill, to move that the Bill be
read a third time this day six months.
5. Sir Denham Norreys—in Committee on Poor-
houses (Ireland) Bill, to move the following amend-

ments:-
1. To omit so much of the Bill as requires reference
to the rate payers of the union.
2. To insert a proviso, that no land shall be taken
by boards of guardians under this Bill, unless by a
lease which shall contain a clause of surrender.
FRIDAY, MAY 5.
ODERS OF TEE DAY.
1. Public health Bill—Committee.
2. Rajah of Sattara—adjourned debate.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.

1. Mr. Urquhart—on mution that Mr. Speaker do
leave the chair to go into Committee on the Public
Health Bill, to move that, in the opinion of this Rouse,
the existing law does provide protection against, and
remedies for, the nuisances which affect the health of
man.

au Committee on Public Health Bill.)
2. Sir B. Hall—to move a clause.
3. Mr. Fuller—to move an addition at the end of
clause 30.
4. Viscount Duncan—to move amendments.
S. Mr. H. Berkeley—after clause 11 to move a clause.
6. Mr. Wood—to move an amendment.
7. Mr. Hutt—to move an amendment.

8. Mr. Wyld—afttr clause 79 to add the following:—
And be it enacted that the excise duty on post horses
let to hire, and the assessed tax on carriages kept for
funeral purposes, be from the passing of this Act re-
pealed.
9. Sir Willoughby Jones—to move, in clause 16, line
5, after the word " thereof," to insert the words, " and
shall have been so resident for the space of three years
next preceding such election."

10: Mr. Foley—to move the following amendment:—
Clause 51, line 47, after the word " any," to add the
words " mines, iron•works."
11. Mr. Divett—to move amendments.

HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.—His Royal High-
ness tho Duke of Saxe Weimar, accompanied by his
Royal Highness the Prince of Prussia, and their Serene
Highnesses the Princes Herman and Edward of Saxe
Weimar, and attended by Major Oerlich, honoured the
performance at her Majesty's Theatre, on Saturday
evening, with his presence. There were also present—
The Duke of Wellington, the Duke of Cleveland, the
Duchess of Leeds, the Earl of Munster, the Earl of
Pembroke, the Earl of Aboyne the Prince Louis Na-
poleon, Prince Lowenstein, his the
the Russian
Minister, the Baroness do Brunnow and Mdlle. Olger de
Lechner, his Excellency the Swedish Minister, his Ex-
cellency the Hanoverian Minister, his Excellency the
Sardinian Minister, the Countess of Wilton, the Count
de Burke, M. de Berg, M. C. de Koudriaffsky, M. de
Cottu, Viscount Clifden,Viscount Somerton, Viscountess
Dillon, Viscount and Viscountess Ingestre, Viscount
Exmouth, Countess of Sandwich, Lord and Lady
Rendlesham and the Misses Duff, Lady de Bathe, Lord
Lady Foulis, Lady Palmer, Lady Warnetord, the Ladies
e Hon. Bath eit, B.
Curzon,art . 5i JHoohnn.
H. Cavendish, Sir Geo.
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:yeyk Ladyi Fitzroy raoryonSoHm Augustauegrpseoel aesntitdr,
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Sir Arthur and Lady
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Generalsaßart.,nird T. Saudi
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Carroll,H
Croft, Sir Christopher Barnard, Bart., Major Buckley,
Captaia Seymour Sadler, Captain Reynolds, Captain
Munro, Colonel Thornton, Mr., Mrs., and Miss Brere-
ton Trelawny, Miss S. Lane Fox, Mrs. Dennistoun, Mr.
Grote, M.P., and Mrs. Grote, Mrs. Aseue, Miss W. •
Williams, Mr. J. Drummond, Mr. G. Cornwall, Mr. and.
Mrs. Tudor, Mr. Hubert de Burgh, Mr. and Mrs. Hob-
son, Mr. Singleton.
BRISTOL SUGAR MARKET, APRIL 28.—The cargo
of Mauritius sugar per Campbell has been disposed of
this week at full prices, and some sales in Parnares are
also reported; but in other kinds no transactions of con-
equence have been effected. llbtfined goods are dearer.
—Bristol Mercury,
The British ani North American Royal mail
:htee':ft.esrhnpoutCi,atawkhirniag, heer,:naiine:tyla,srrinisaoinls,
and
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70 vastertgere.

THE NEW LIBERAL" PARTY.
During the Easter holidays the Liberal Members
of the House of Commons connected with Manchester
have not been unoccupied. Mr. Cobden, Mr. J.
Bright, and several others, with Mr. G. Wilson,
held
a private meeting a few evenings ago at the League'.
rooms, in Market- street, at which it was resolved that
the following circular should be addressed to most of
the parties
who had given their support to the great
free-trade movement :
" .5, Newall's- buildings, Manchester, April 27.
"Dear sir,—A number of gentlemen have met
here to-day to consider what steps should be takeil
to promote a cordial union of all classes of Reformer,
in favour of an improvement in our system of Parlia-
mentary representation. They feel that increasing
public expenditure and increasing taxation are causes
of the deepest anxiety, and they doubt the possibility
of any permanent remedy being applied whilst the
tax-payers are for the most part excluded from
direct influence in Parliament. 1 have been request.!d
to address this circular to you to ascertain how far
all
you think the extension of the franchise to
householders, with the protection of the ballot,
poc.ver
the more equal distribution of the electoral
by means of electoral districts, and the shortening
of the duration of Parliaments to a period not ex-
ceeding three years, would afford a system of repre-
sentation such as the middle classes, now part's
enfranchised,. would generally acquiesce in, and
which the unenfranchised classes would accept the
substantial admission to their legitimate place 10 the
censtitution. I shall be glad also to know whethey
you think that at the present time a movement 1.3
desirable In favour of the changes I have indicated,
and if you are disposed to co-operate with an so'
ciation founded for the purpose of promoting thera:
I shall be glad also to know what, so far as you 1311.7.
ascertained, is the prevailing feeling of the inlob,l`,
ants of your town or district on the subjects to !bin':
I have referred. The replies to this circular will 00!
be. published ; and I will thank you to favour me
with an answer at your earliest convenience.
" I am, dear Sir, faithfully yours
" GEORGE WILSON."
the
It is also intended that district meetings on e,
same subjects shall be immediately held in Manc",e'n
ter, in order that public opinion in that town tir
be clearly ascertained. Liverpool, Leeds, and °iv',
follow
populous towns in the north are expected to fo"
the example thus set by Manchester.

RAIL WAY SHARE MARK

LIVERFOOL, Arrar. 29. fent-
STOCK EXCHANGE.—The sales to-day are to fair,
The market has an improving appearance. Nle" sl-ng
Illidlands are in good demand. The following are the clo
prices :—Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Juncti:d
(late.C. and B.), 27/. 10s. Shares, 115,—Lancashire 7a,
Yorkshire, Fifths, c. dis.—London and North-W!ge 0,
127 c.—Ditto, Fifths, 516 itto, New Quarters, Ic.
—North Staffordshire, 3,4 dis. —Shrewsbury and Chas d
(fats N. W. M.), 101 Preference 2 p —Soutb-EasternThir ed 3
Dover, 22%—Ditto, No. 1, 93/4/ Ditto, No. 4,
dis.
MANCHESTER, Arm 29.
STOCK ExcumeGE.—The sales are—Great Norther Th. _if°,
dis.—Lancashire and Yorkshire (late Huddersfield and 6
Spdeig.
field), 127.4 dis.—Ditto (West Biding Union), 4 1-n° •
1
—North Staffordshire, 31,,i dis.—South-Eastern and Ai
No 4, 3:),4 dis.

BIRMINGA, APRIL 29.
STOCK ExcHAN GE.—T heH sales are—Nort h StatlOru
655. dis.—Shrewsbury and Birmingham (B), 635' 9d.
BRISTOL, ArruL 29. be
STOCK t
EXCHANGE.—The market remains 1/1.
same state The sales have been—Great Western, '-p-iftbs
Shares, 11/2 dis.—llitto, Quarters, 21A dis.—Ditto' n3er'
dis —Midland Stock, 97 York, Newcastle, 1111"
wick,
N EWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, ArslL 29' d csr-
STOCK EXCHANGE.—The sales are—Newcastle an tisii,
lisle, 104—Ditto, Alston Branch, Pi' p.—North
Bri
Thirds, 40s. dis. —North Staffordshire, 3% dis.

soli(
RUNAWAY ENGINE ON THE SOUTH:.
as the
RAILWAY.—SALISBURY, APRIL 29.--Last night
to Londobo
mail train was on its way from Salisbury to
when it
which starts at half-past ten o'clock
aabtountigthree
had reached the Alderbury cutting,.n
c, ,_ gave wag'
from its place of starting, the coubpelciage Dam
separated fret's
on which the engine and tender
was driviogt
the mail and passengers' carriagefs,
whO
not being observed by the engineer,
alone,
_eachig
its journey at an increased rate 0 ei)elleede•nglinheegsoccinis:lll:
nor yet by the stoker, they proceeded on
miles ere the/
the Romney station, a distance of twelve
__A, wits
discovered their loss. Fortunately the malt guryv_ the
great presence of mind, proceeded on the lice c ttiriaced
runaway engine, and for a considerable distanoe_, hive
the detonating signals, in case the engineer sh
rall i
uenteuxrpneecdteadnlyd. raTnhaingtuoartdheracnagrrtihaegebes
his power to make the engineer hear directly ors
181 st 11.73 adni 111 t as
separation, but was not heard. Fortunately there been
but few passengers, or their alarm would have lie
great. The mail bags were sent ou to Bishops' be
station as quick as possible, reaching in time t°
dispatched on to London; but the down bags for Doi .
cheater, &c., had to remain until the day mail arrive°,
although dispatched on to Southampton with all possible
speed. Fortunately no further accident occurred.
BURGLARY AND ATTEMPTED MURDER.—SOUTII'
BEA, RANTS —On Friday a burglary was committed id
this town. It appears that about two o'clock in the
morning four men entered the residence of a Mrs. Lis'
nington, an aged lady, residing at No. 2, Brougham'
street, when they ransacked the lower rooms, broke 131/
several valuable articles of plate, and destroyed everY;
thing in the pantry having silver attached to it, whient
they placed in a bag, ready to take off. They then woo
to Mrs. Linnington's bed-room, and to prevent her friiciet.
raising an alarm, they gave her a violent blow overbid
forehead, which laid her bead open. After theftbey
emptied the various drawers of all they contained:in the
decamped by climbing over the garden wan., 0001
garden were left an old hat, two odd boots, atT pre'
pieces of plate. The unfortunate lady is lying le
carious state.
DREADFUL OCCURRENCE.—THIRTY LIVES - the
Letters from Petterhead, dated April 28, annonnetlsoo
recovery of the wreck of the Hannibal, a ship of
tons burden, from Quebec, found ashore near Prerej
fiord, on the coast of Norway. The vessel encounwi ile
the dreadful storm on the 24th of February 155/'friglit'
on her passage to Hull, in the course of which a if her
ful sea struck the ship, sweeping everything °I (eV
decks—masts, bulwarks, and boats ; and every 11000
cept one man) belonging to her overboard, all 'NIA 011
met with a watery grave. The solitary seamen, „wen
board endured the greatest privations. After "'rat of
days' suffering, the vessel was carried by the.curreie, re•
the ocean on to the spot above-mentioned, where
mained six or seven days before the wreck /lei and
sCoomveeremd,iltehsatout portion,of
the
track of
of Norway
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28th• to
thirty sufferers drowned, we understand, bel°l4
HuII.ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY.—The annual genellitTrst:f
fug of the members of the above society, Proprie;ol
the Gardens in the Regent's Park, wa, held en SI% prep
in the Council-room, Hanover- sua e ; the Eal 01, mh",; the
President, in the chair. The accountsr raider" 81.
auditors staled the assets of the society to be 5150;
and the liabilities 1,022/. From the report Ory, it
Council, read by D. W. Mitchell, Esq.. secrets
s, at
appeared that the number of members and fell join
the present time, was 1,819. As an inducement I°o4o
the society, new members were now presented their
twenty free admissions to the Gardens, upon PaXilieerl
year's subscription. The receipts at the gates, le7vare
amounted to 2,239/., showing a diminution, as "aao.the
with the previous year, the decrease being due—,,,oes"
unfavourable state of the weather and the de'
tart' pressure of the period. After mature oion
liberation, the Council had come to the determim op•
of reducing the price of admission to the garde°, tbiS
day in the week to sixpence, and they had nod oou've ,
measure would bring a large increase of visitors• rp
toi
number of visitors of all classes since the last anni!e_
was 93,556. During the year the seenager,,,
museum had been enriched by the addition 0 I'oo.
living and dead specimens from all parts of the NO
The collection in the gardens now numbered 00'
animals. In conclusion, the council stated they tfor
pated much success from the new arrangement's
of though the weather of the first three months r,
year had been unfavourable, the number of visit('
„tire
compared with the corresponding period last yeelSor
seated an increase of 997. After the unaniesoP 'ore
don of the report, the officers for the ensuing year 0110
elected. The following were elected into the ro",til she
the room of the retiring members:—Professor
Earl of Burlington, J. S. Bowerbank, Esq.. Sir the°
Murchison, and Professor Owen. The meeting nro•
voted thanks to the Noble Earl iu the chair, and the
ceedings terminated.
DRURY...LANE THEATRE.—The interest Of note,
Jullien in this establishment has ceased ; and liirri•L'otert,
"
the well-known music publisher, of the firm of
irro 70,
Beale, and Co., is now the lessee.
—Mirror Maga°

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f bert
On the 28th' ult., in Wimpole-street, the Wife(/'
Walter Carden, Eeq., of a daughter. o,
OE"
On the 24th ult., at Parkshot, Richmond,: Sufr-
Sidney Smith, of twin daughters. f COP"-
On the 25th ult., at Woolwich, the lady
Congdon, R. M. of a son. 1)01144
On the 27t1; ult.:, at Allandale House, VirinibTrlaiieliter,
the lady of Captain Douglas Currey, R.N., of a "1" ae, t"-
On the 27th alt., at Green-street, Cireavenor-sou
lady of Robert Aldridge, late Captain 60th Rifles, of sit': WO
lion.On Lthoerd27Athruunldt.e,n,aotf\aVadraduoguhrtCera.stle, the lady of the
On the 28th ult., at Brighton, Mrs. W. Per
of a son.

AfARRIBD.
shaOlsue,thneo32,a7lthEuUgiti.n,eearts,Stt.o PGarisnceraidsa, Captain
Culouel Harding, R.E.

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On the 22d ult., at Eglinton Castle, Henry Irau°""
Esq., aged 64. ,btoth
E ()n the
ottthh6ew22a4sittkhrult.,
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sti
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L ari:::
tl3hr.:iii
tory
On the 27th tilt., at• Nir.artvick Lodge, Maida-bill, 1-1
Kent, EN., aged.s4. . • nn ditto
Mho
On the 27th ult., Chailotte Ilitailtat-Ilay, sec---d
ter of Major J. Adair, aged 14. - -,.' ` '

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John R. Mills, Esq.
Nathaniel Montellore, Esq...
Thomas Morton, Esq. • ',

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Itobert Philips. E. •
J. Lewis ItiCarde; Esq.. M.P.
• A. 43. ttobarts, Esq. • -,
ltobert Rogers, Eon. ,_
EdWard Itomi ESV ‘`
The Selicitor-General,
Samuel Sharpe. Eaq. '
Professor Shuvey„,M,p., g
-"Martin T. smith: Egg, ,
"=„4 .‘The v Stobblillr',l4L; ' *; "
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els foir
li4OCe4 Professor Syme • -
Mr. 't•erjeant Tallotipd
, • -joths Taylor. Escj.. nit•S•
ion; , IcifflariudTrkoirr..:,34En• •
- . rrofe.sor Themson, M.H.
Henry Warburton, Esq.. F.R.S.
John Watson, Esq.
John Williams, Esq., M.P.
Professor Williams, M.D., F.E.S.
• JOhn Wood, Esq. •
Dinner at 131 x o'clock panstueuy.
The Hospital CoMmittee make this appeal to public benevolence
under circumetasees of more than *sisal urgency.
It is now two years since the last festival.
During that time. while the prevalence of epidemic disease iuid
Valera] distress has caused an increase in ttLe number of patients, and
the cost of maintaining the charity has been further augmented by
Figu prices f previsions, the Committee have proceeded with plans
ir impeosing the accommodation for patients by an extension of the
betiding. They hare thus incurred expenses and liabilities to a large
Iketeunt.
edtreverrs..l fund of upwards of 4',6001. has been exhaisted, and a
tt of 1,40% contracted. For someUMW put the liospital has been
Pondest for its maintenance on a LAM from the Treasurer.
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Tnis
'''charity, besides providing relief in sickness for the poor of the
..Pnienis and increasing neighbourhood in which it is situate, is open
free hospital to all sick and destitute persons, sad for the pur-
e of extending its benefits as widely as possible, Ike clergymen
;:‘ tniulsters ofilciating in the surrounding parishes ate invited to
"•"1 Patients. ' • "
°f the nual cost of mantning the charity on its preient footing
boilety ia n
s ceutributed byi theai Medical School of University College,
1'.1741t 11,4001. being annually paid over by the Council to the Hoipital
I,llreittee as the amount of students' fees for clinical instraction.
set glih
eousel:trent. amount 5,0001. ; deficiency of 1,90(7g. has to
nded for every year.
ey,triatul other furniture are required for the hew wards ; the an-
tisk .__tlfonse of supporting the occupants of SO additional beds is es-
at 1,500/. 'rile number of beds which, the Hospital is now
I,„'"e 0i containing iv 2UO.
ie free
of patients was last year 15,794, of whom 1.403 were
,-14114,„
eirsim -Ls. and SOS women in childbirth, attended at their own ha-
-441: ; e79n4thtini namher received relief as ont-patients or as
.I.ll4Seauts
*vete- etlien of the Church of England officiates as chaplap, but
41174,641eit IS Allowed to have the advice of a minister of that form
which he himself professes.
Ikeet'"Siteetoentof the sciences of medicine and surgery' is pro.
s4,4nd much consequent benefit conferred on the public of all
7 iii egistenee of the School of Medicine, of which this Hoe.
Tlek-W4 htiPortant a branch.
TrNiourt . One Guinea each, may be had of the Stewards, of the
Ikysz.,4'4",' the Tavern, at the Hospital, and at the OHIO of the
sass; London.
fonc,,,,h: 4Rd Subscriptions will be received by the Treaserer and
oTftttehurt,l hanktro:-Coutts and Co., 59, Strand-London and
J
Rank, Broom bury r B anch-Scott and Co., 1, Caves-
)4°1g.1,e the I,ll,irk, pa7o., and Smith; I,t Letnbird-street: At the
asp~pritnted4.,,,_?...thecazY. the Matron, and Clerk to the Committee
actor, ---wPti• signed by the Treasurer, ready for delivery to
cbtja.•
li"etary end
Ire_ oar Subscribers who do not make their payments to.
L'u't er. """ nclueeted. tb taker-Listed receipts signed by the
'-'w,1144e4e
J. W. GOODIFF. Cliri to the Cemniittee.
Sitlrtlt* ' esmilizt. 3AyoLkTED CORNER DISHES.-
46144...444et5.
,Ithl SONS, Manufacturirnrillivoremiths, 14,
k Patterr`te the Bank of England, enbnsit the prieu
Croaker do,i-ztmgli,,,,,j •or strongly ti.ATED CORNER DP4HRS,
.; 6r ans_ and silver Shields let engraving the
1' •:;.'.
•, • ' „ .
The Gadroon Pattern.
' C°lll :Askand Coy
er es ere •• .. AB 0 0
X.ll. The St. James's Patten*.
4411,41 co,-.1.,7 Plated Corner Dues and Covers • ....LIS 10 0
lee. I),_ are made with moveable handles so as to tom of le4l:.."rings Of the above forwarded to Lei part of Great
• -7'..Postage free.
•
LIND'S NEW S O-N G
I: %nth the JUST OUT.
Cuckoo I went, with this cuckoo I come,'
*.
• ,-i t.l..any welcoming smile;
Zn.yior, ear shall acknowledge, with tillss-beaUng drum -
ice of the minstrel. which. yet is not dumb, •
1.4Pp7 liritounia's tele.
27h0 waves of the ocean around me have cuzloA.
Sines my lmt welcome visit Iva. Paid; *
ilat I.safely retort; to the pride of the world. '
Thera the broad nay of commerce la dolly aull
•arlod.
'Duo glorious city- of trade.
tY
return to the city where MOSES and sON, • W :1101,441,1
• Their elegant Fadrions display. ;
Which Fashions the highest approval ha '•
As beautiful articles, equalled by n .
one,ve wea ^
t. The style and the pride'of the day.
Ilow eft'hAve I gamed from the rightly lit stage,
Ott the elegant dresses around ;
~.!fhich furnished attractions that well might engage,
And proyed Messrs. MOSES had honoured the age.
And deserved to he widely renowned.
• •
Usti. City of Fashion, no rival heat thou.
Undispirted control thou hut won;
Te.dreases like thine every other must bow,
Ie the whole of the credit, as all will allow,
due to MOSES anl SON.

' • LIST OF PHICZI•
&Will% Muni.:scene Tagnenl ...
• 000•
• from CO 8 to
descri
Chestertield and codengton's, and /very
ption of Oyer-coat, handsome
trimmed.... .• • • ;•• •• " -
L i S
ri• Paths Coat - • • •
... • • • • . • • • ......
Thwete Bwa athonniere,
r.. especially.
.... .
ails .snowy and 1 6 0
••
••. 1 0 0
The
's Winter Coats, In every style- .... -. ... • ... 0 6 0
. -TrOufers, lined - • •••••• • • - - 0 4 0
i 0 0
Dress C0at5........... ••• • • ..• . • 1 0 0
k do. •
4,01.81 e-breast Winter Vests' •••- 0 .2 0
Roll e‘di,........
.......
LoYs' Hussar and Tunic SniU •.-• - • • 'Win .•••• • • •• 0 16 6
til•Dll TO lIIMAIVRI. ,-r Coats, in every style and shape, hand-
is?,",e-17 trimmed .....„..... • • • • . • • • . • • • fro 1
..lel cloth Over-coats, velvet collar Jind cuffs. 602 4 0
DTweed Wrapper.... • . ..... ..•-••• • • • • • 0 le 6
oesin Trousers •.••••-• • '' ' • ' ' • • • • I 2 0
kat k
or Dress.. .....• •• • • • . .....'
.. • • • 1 6 0
1 12 1
2 15 0
Beet quality made..• ••- .... • •
"'rock do.„ ..... .....• ••_• • • • • ... 1 15 0
Best quality made •••••• • • • • • • ; 3 0
ttiColklacro ,,eata .
......
....... •• • . ...... 0 8 6
ns Plain or FanC; •• ••• : " " ••
• ...........
I 12 6
oYli !lunar and Tunic Sults .. •• • • - - "......
1 6 0
aGreat C0at......., .. • • .. • • - --.......
0 16 0
Stit of Clothes complete. ...................1 16 0
blooi••••...
Cib..,, ---.8 to any extent at Five Minutes notice.
l'tUse. if ~°:,--Asy article purchased ready made,. or made to mea-
shone, ~.'' IPProved of, will be. 'exchanged, 1r .if preferred, the
Nto turned. •
_osloes ;43 and seN, Tailors, Woollendrapers, Clothiers, Matters,
.`lioltis ',,,urriori• Boot and Shoemakers, and General Outfitters. for
.1. a. .:. Gentlemen, 154, 155, and 156, 187 blinories, and 82,
etilti;",, 4 ,t 6 Aidgate, City. London.
publio ,Leti---t. Ilosee and Son regret being obliged 'lke fdlseh net itnpostors but have learned that the untradesznan-
to mod the
Las b. bed of '
the -en r -Meg connected with Medi, or it the same concern,
!!111Y hove , nod to in many instances, and for obvious reasons.
, .21,0 connexion with any other house to or oat of LOlldioni
‘4. 804 Z, "..4tdesire genuine and chesp,elothing. &0., should call at.
1,1„.41 '", .11nories arid Aldgate, City, London.
io_ill /11•1443,14"-X0 imainess transacted at this establishment from sun-
-740k. ' 411 sunset SaturdAy, whoa business 18 retuttned till twel”

tNIVERSITY COLLEGE . HOSPITAL,
PaTaormas—lier Most Gracious Majesty theQUXEL
Vice-peritoneal—Her • Royal nighttime the Duchess of RENT.
• Pkastratwr—Lord! BROUG HAM end PAUL',
•. • rereloaee,-The Baron de GioLDSMID. . P.R.S..
CrfArLairs film Rev: Dr. STEBBING, !P.n.s.
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The Duke of Oomerset, K.G. . •
The Dupe of Bedford. E.G. • •
The Duke of Devonshire, E.G.
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. • The Marquis or Lahadinvnee , . .
The Earl of Radnor
The Earl tortescue '
The Earls of garlingion r
The Earl of Auckland. G.C.B.
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Viscount MOrpeth, M.P.
• • ..Lord Robert Grosvenor, M.P. ' • •
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• .' 'Lord Portman
The Lord Bislyip orpedlaul •• ! •
The Lord Bishop of Norwich
• - . The. Right Hen. Sir.F. Pollock
The Right Hon. Dr. Lushingten
The Right Hon:- Thomas Erskine '
The Hon. Mr- Justice Coleridge
The Hon. Mr. Justice Coltman
• .• ,The Hon.. Mr. Janke Mauls •
Sir (I. T, Matt ton, Bart"
Sir Benjamin Ifeyw.ood, Bart.
The Baron de Goldsini.l, F.R.S.
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P. Stafford Carey, Esq.. •
John Cartels, En.
Charles Dixon, Esq.
William Walker Drake. Esq.
J. Heywood. Esq., M.P.. F. 11.8.
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'Joseph Hume, Esq.. M.P.
Samuel Jones Loyd; Esq.'
• William Marshall, Esq.. M.P.
Charles Morris, P.ag.
Martin Thackeray,Esq.
William Tooke, tin; • P.R.S.
A PEIFTIVAL in aid of the Funds of the Hospital will be held at
the Landau Tavern.- Bishopsgetowtreet, on THURSDAY, the 4th
il' seat. , . •
the Earl FORTESCUE,Lord Steward of her Majesty's 'leasehold,
in the Chair.
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• , ~The Duke of pseirde K.O. •
' • The,Earl•of Auckland, 0.C.R.: •
~ . Viscount
,Morpeth, M.P.
'LOrd Dudley' Stuart, M.P. •
Lord Robert 'Grogyenor, M.P. •
The Lord Bishop of Durham
The lion. C. 41. Villiers. M.P.
The Right Hon. Dr, Lushington
• The Right:' Hon; T. B. Macaulay
• The Right Hon, Sir, Edward Ryan
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The Righton. Edward Strait
• 'The Hon,'ltit.hard Demniut
• • • Be slain Heywood, Bart.
'Baron detflolditidd, F.R.S.
Sir Moses 31ontellpretBart.,.P.R.S.
J: a: Adiini, tsq.
Robert J. Ilagshaw, Req.
••, • David B.clay„Esq..
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James Blyth,,Es ck
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Malcolra•COVtle;Eit.' '
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The Rey. TliOmas Dale, M.A.
. Professor De-3fOrgati • . •
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Professor Donaldson. 3f.E.8.4
William Duckworth, Esq.
Edward-Enfield:Eau
John Evatts,. t
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William Evrart;Eqq„. M.P. •
Daniel Gastell. Esq.
ut, Thomas F. Glisson,,Esq. • ("I"-
A'ilt Francis Henry Goldsnad, Enti ff4j.
Frederick D. Geldinnift:Esh.
3t, rl Professor orsnti:M.D.Oritii. • •••
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Charles_Greetry,;Risq. •
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Thomas J. Hall; Erq.
Alere Ifankey. Ewa.; -••
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J.-Halbert lielbat, Esq.' i• '
Dr. Henderson • ..
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Jahn Pemberton Heywood, Esq.
J. Hopkinson, Esq.
The. Rev. Henry Bailhear, H.A.
David Jardine, Esq.
Z. A. Jesse, Esq.
henry Lewis. Keg.-