The Sun.
London, England, 1846-08-05 00:00:00

DIVIDEND.

W. Belshaw, licensed victualler, Manchester, Aug. 28, at
eleven, at the Manchester District Court.

CERTIFICATES to be itanted:unlesscause be shown to
the contrary, on the day herein mentioned.
J. Gisborue, merchant, Coleman. street, Aug. 27—R. Perry,
draper, Brighton, Aug. 27—J. D. Paine, copper-plate printer,
Duke-street, Westminster, Aug. 26—C. F. Ellerman, com-
mission merchant, Philpot-lane, City, Aug. 29—W. Filbey,
coachmaker, Wryadisbury, Buckinghamshire, Aug. 26—P.
Shawson and T. B. Young, chemists, Louth, Lincolnshire,
Aug. 26—J. Edwards, ironfounder, Birmingham, Aug. 29
T. Taylor, grocer, Newcastle•upon-Tyne, Aug 25—J. Hayes,
chemist, Newton, Lancashire, Aug. 25—J. Roe, drysalter,
Manchester, Aug. 25—H. Dunington, glove manufacturer,
Nottingham, Aug 25—W. and J. Fox, oilmen, Manchester,
Aug. 25-11. Lewis, woollen manufacturer, Wootten-under-
Edge, Gloucesterbhire, Aug 25—M. Bird, miliner, Chelten-
ham, Aug. 25—W. Fisher, commission agent, York-place,
St. John's-wood, Aug. 25-0. Hughes, linendraper, Holy-
head, Aug. 25—W. Andrew, rosewood merchant, John-street,
Tottenham-court-road, Aug. 25—D. Thomson, bleacher,
Walmersley cum Shuttleworth, Lancashire, Aug. 25—R.
Smith, cabinet maker, Sussex-street, Tottenham-court-road,
Aug. 25—J. W. Pitsch, tailor, Sackville-street, Tottenham-
court-road, Aug. 25.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
W. Whalley and E. H. Thompson, sharebrokers, Leeds—
T. Walker and W. Knight, butchers, Evesham, Worcester-
shire—A. Collett and W. Brown, sharebrokers, Leeds—J. L.
Minshull and B. Barrow, surgeonS, Liverpool—T. and G.
K. Lee, shipbrokers, Bishopwearmouth, Durham—R. Broad-
burst, E. Broadhurst, and J. Robinson, commission agents,
Manchester (so far as regards J. Robinson)—G. Royle, J.
Bate, P. Leicester, H. Seddon, and J. Leather (so far as re-
gards G. Rovle)—J. H. Gierson and R. G. Tucker, attorneys,
Tiverton, Devonshire—W. R. Bush and E. E. Guy, watch-
makers, Brittox, Devizes—E. Facey and G. Gorrelt, saddlers,
Pontypool, Monmouthshire—R. H. and J. Perry, grocers,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne—H. Spurr and C. Benson, type-
founders, Manchester—T. Badger and W. Worall, silver
platers, Sheffield—W. Melville and J. C. Arkwright, cotton
spinners, Matlock, Derbyshire—J. Lingard, B. Smith, W.
Claughton, H. Claughton, and J. Bettison, chemists, Ches-
terfield, Derbyshire (so far as regards J. Bettison)—M.
Bishop and E. Temple, drapers, Claylands-road, Lambeth—
R. Owston, J. Nicholson, W. Nicholson, and W. Knott,
carriers, Lincolnshire—E. Daun, G. Sewell, and J. Sewell,
distillers, Upper Thames-street—T. Shaw, W. Robson, R.
Hoyle, and J. T. Hoyle, colour manufacturers, Paradise,
Northumberland.

Trew (policeman 26) stated that about 20 minutefi
past three o'clock on Saturday, as be was on duty in
Cheapside, in plain clothes, he saw the two prisoners
following Mr. Townley. They stopped behind Mr.
Townley for a minute in the Poultry, and then they fol-
lowed him down King William-street to the corner 01
Arthur-street, where the last witness stood still two or
three minutes, and the prisoners remained behind him.
Mr. Townley then went on to Gracechurch-street, the
srisoners still following him. At last, when Mr. Townley
opped to look at a window, witness saw Shrimpton go
up to him, covered by Williams, and pass something tO
Williams, which Williams put into his breast pocket-
Witness then seized both prisoners, pushed them let° a
shop, put his hand between Williams's coat and waist-
coat, and withdrew from thence the pocket-book, which
was at once identified by Mr. Townley as his propertP
Mr. Wontner, who appeared for Shrimpton, stated tho
his client was a man of most excellent character, svholly
incapable of an act of dishonesty under any circumn:
stances, and that there were numbers of persons prese
anxious to testify to his respectability.
The prisoner Shrimpton declared, as he had upon htis
first examination on Monday, that he was complete'f
guiltless ; that he was wholly ignorant of any robbery
and that his circumstances in life, as well as everytlo..
about his character, would show that he was incapable
of anything of the kind. arts
Several tradesmen here cried out from different tor
of the police court, that Mr. Shrimpton was an Inni—go•
tradesman, known from his infancy to beaman -o
be
doubted integrity. They said they also knew bun
a man of considerable property.
Alderman Gibbs having questioned many 01 "'" • ea
nesses who thus presented themselves, and at ar~,,n
" et..
that the opinion entertained of Shrimpton was LlSs.yed
cellent, asked the policeman whether he still bot„ pf
that he could have made no mistake as to the pal"'

Shrimpton.
Trew replied that he had no doubt at all upo°the'
matter. He had noticed for a considerable tinio

dress, as well as-t-he-faCe-Of tie n;ar;:- hnati
Mr. Wontner asked whether the officer bad not 7. in
a good character of Shrimpton, upon making n3iPti:,
quiries about him ? Trew replied that there 1%,, eff
doubt of the good character of Shrimpton, anj
the inspectors and other officers of the police bet,' „one
mono to the respe: tability of the tradesmen, who ion
forward to state that they had the utmost reliance ni
the honesty of the accused tradesman.
Mr. Wontner asked whether Williams, the other
P to
sonar, had not dt dared that Shrimpton had nothing
do with, and knew nothing or. the robbery ? Trew
00$
plied that such was ccrtainly the case, but that 105‘,0
mentioned until the pi-boners were taken to the sta",:it;
house. Williams then said that be was himself
m'
of receiving the pocket-book, but that the other
' •

knew nothing abOut it .r. Wontner—Did not Shrimptoo, the moment rtili
accused him, state his name and address, and tell e c
)1.
that he was a wheelwright, and a man iu Post resp
able business ? Trew—He did. ming
Alderman Grim—And do you persist in. to
that he was the man who banded the pocket-bo°
Williams ? Trew—l do. I have no doubt of it. .80
Mr. Wontner—Was not a cab or a cart passillg,-.gbs
you were on the opposite side of the way, thathave prevented you from seeing the persons °jog,
moment ? Trew—There was a cab or cart Pass
but I kept my eye upon them. f roir
Mr. Wontner submitted that it was a ease..„°n r 111
taken identity. It was evident from the •T•"„--eerseti
which the robbery had been committed, that r Noff,
who stole the pocket-book was a dexterious th`e", r and
here was a tradesman of unquestionable characte
ry in
property charged with having committed a Ob"Tt viss
which skill and boldness was indispensable. "-
quite evident that the officer had made a mistake. 3 the
Alderman GIBBS said he was bound to sub°tisies
case to a jury. The officer had had great 0Prr,.1100,4
of marking the person of Shrimpton, having I°l4oo
him for a considerable time, and noticed not °13.1
face but his dress. WWI
Trew said he had omitted to mention that Slirtioe be
said to t'e inspector that he was going, o,t the era for
was apprehended, to Woolwich, to a Mr- 011,17,ti0n, f
money, and that was found to be without founu-1. that
Shrimpton----I was questioned in such a Intl a Olt:
did not know what I said at last, I was ill if,""rdshiP
of confusion ; but I am as innocent as yourL-trittl.
The prisoners were tben both committed lo

HERRING FISHING•

65116*
BERWICH.—We have this week had a very por ;
The highest take for a night's fishing has been ten 'e 010
most of the boats, however, not having got ever' e catt
for the whole week's labour. The boats which Were till
on Wednesday night did not get into the herbe.r
_od
Thursday night, and then with a great deal of toil_iter
labour in contending with the strong run of freshly'
out of the river. •
EYEMOUTH, JULY 30.—0 n Saturday last we 118(1
..,e9;
excellent fishing, highest boat forty trans, price 2581;i...
cran ; but as the morning advanced and the boa
per
rived with good takes, the price came down to 18s'irecl,
cran. Two Yarmouth vessels got cargoes no.d, sn,a-vvag
Or. Tuesday and Wednesday morning the fisninb • 6
not so heavy, but a general take from three to 01s
crans per boat was obtained. This morning, big2l.oeol
boat fourteen crans, and the general take varying ,',;(00
two to ten trans. None of the boats returned wd.",
fish. Price to day 16s. per cran. One lugger sailea
aa-
day for Yarmouth with a cargo. Should the vvind
tinue moderate from the N.B. for a few days our fishe r
men are in high expectation of a good week's fishing._,
NORTH SUNDERLAND.—Our fishing in the latter eatiol
of last week was indifferent, ,but on Tuesday
Wednesday this week it was greatly improved ; big
boat, thirty crans. This morning (Thursday) '1,11;
fallen greatly off ; highest boat, four crans. The ;a.,
yesterday and to-clay (Thursday) was of a velTi. coin'
dlino• quality; prices ranging from 10s. to 18s. vgan
HOLY ISLAND, JULY 30.—The boats have noit'a, tieg
the fishing in good earnest, but as yet the fakebest JO:
been great. Yesterday (Wednesday) was the,,st boo;
they have had since they began ; the i„h,
having twelve crans, but all the boats having &ilea
of excellent quality. This morning they "len& Da
off, the highest we hear of having only four ertie
the season is early, we yet anticipate a good OaPhiss"'.llo-
- JULY 30.—The herring fishing ;-1 of t'lle
proved considerably this week. This day sever.-
Esoad
boats had as high as forty crans. Prices bape Pre sre
during the week from 12s. to 16s. per cran.
above 200 boats in our harbour at present, and 'fume'
ready market for their fish from dealers, wile eto
diately after they make their purchase, commelleic off
pack them up in barrels and boxes, and send the. Jo
per railway. Our curers have scarcely beguniie'r°tvick
anything as yet, owing to the high prices.
Advertiser.
, A years r,:
A SUBJECT FOR A LEcTuRE.--About
Mrs. Dutton, of Heywood, near Manchester, ne,c2:e. The
swallowed a needle, she being pregnant at the tfd feeling'
other day Mr. Dutton was playing with his eon, 'rolled it
something sharp in his side, he took a pincers en.e rother
out, when, lo it was the identical needle that the
offo./klV:raed al at
had swallowed before the child's bii th.-1V"
THE ATHANASIAN CREED --We are lit.ren the n°
an unhappy controversy is being carried on bet,".- and some
cumbent of the parish of Woodbury, near thisbefithanasian
of the parishioners, relative to the use efot almost all ben
Creed, which the Church orders to be
used n eting was
solemn celebrations. We are told that e xpressive or
cently held, at which resolutions were use e boet•sion of
hostility to any incumbent who should use tbis c , is
The
ao
said to be a peculiar of the Archbishop
faith in the performance of public worship' Y,
consequently exempt from the • dence of therm so
of the diocese. The circumstance supnittsebnein
g attaCheupdblo
distant a jurisdiction can alone explain the Most ilfr;„--Ithe
report that the Athanasian Creed has not been used te
parish for the last thirty or forty years.— Wookner's
Canterbur,,shop

.Gazettc. - -b, ye
CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS.—SeveraI interviews iiti•
lately taken place between deputations of the Pharoace-ori
cal Society and the Colleges of Physicians and Surgeortst..cv,
the subject of the establishment of a College of Phariresl..
by which all persons intending to practice in future si?Cuofl-
ists and druggists, shall be examined regarding their Poe
ciency in chemistry, materia medial., and betTVAuced
draft of a Bill has been prepared, which will be intrn,t to
into Parliament next session, and be the first attelnioXiical
make chemists and druggists an integral part of the
profession,

_ _-_-_=____ ... .
BIRTHS. iyarites
On the 28th alt., at Swift-villa, near Alverstoke, '-'
the wife of David Welch, Esq., R.N. Charlotte
Ou the Ist irNt., at Upper Eecleston-street, Lady .
Watson Taylor, of a daughter. OJ WI
On the Ist inst., at Warwiek-villas, Maida-hill, Mrs.
Andrew Clarke, of a son.
On the 2d inst., at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, the
lady of W. S. Wetmore, Rig., of New York, of a son.
---."

MARRIED.
Ou the Ist inst., at St. Mark's, Kennington, Mr. Georg:
Pagden, of Burton-on-Trent, to Emma, youngest daughte'
of the late Mr. Joseph Dermer.

DIED.
On the 31st ult., at Dalston, J. Newman, F.sq., aged7ll,sq.
On the 31st ult., in Gordon- square, Meyer Daviao"4 ware.
On the Ist inst., Ann, the wife of S. Adams, t'e sags,
On the 2d inst., Mr. William Baker, late of h
Janies..street, Covent. garden.

IWO NTFIL Y MILITARY OBITUARY
General—Right lion. Sir George Murray, G.C.8., Nee,'
ant K.C., Colonel of the Ist Foot, Governor of luve
late Master-General of the Ordnance, London.
Lieutenant-General—Sir Charles Phillips. Glow'
Major-General—Lord William Russell, G.C.B.- •-•e Giott-
Colonels—Hans Allen, late Royal Irish Artillery,lsutler,
tester ; Zuhlcke, Unattached, Edinburgh; Hon. P.

Kilketnly Militia, Lonon. -
Lieutenant-Colonel— d
Digby, Unattached, County D° °l,
-,11.,,e
Captains—Bambrick, 7th Dragoon Guards (killed), ,•,„31-1,
of Good Hope; Campbell, 2d Dragoons; Willoughby', '
Lancers, Meerut, Bengal. 31st
Lieutenants—llainilton, 14th Foot, Quebec; Atty,v,,,
.0.
Foot; 111‘Cann, 84th Foot, Fort St. George; Atkinson, I'::ii.,.
Artillery ; 1V interbottom, Royal Artillery; G. Clark, i'. ;
pay Royal Marines; Maltby, half-pay Royal Marinaeisf_
Douglass, half-pay 3d Garrison Battalion; Christian, 13
pay 88th Foot.
Second Lieutenants and Ensign T. Walker, half-PO,
Royal Marines ;D. O'Connell. half-pay Royal 11Iarinest ,;
Munson, half-pay 87th Foot; Watkins, half-pay 22d Fe° v
Biggs, late 3d Royal Veteran Battalion; Cooke, holf.P3d
Foot. i, If
89th--
Quartermasters— Forb s, Royal Artillery ; Mulligan, half
pay .56th Foot.
Paymasters of Recruiting Districts—Lieut. Lucas, Bristol;
Lieut. Storey, Coventry.
Medical Departments.—Surgeon Burt, 16th Lancers; P.O.
West, of the 11th Foot, at sea • Assistant-Surgeon Attrl_
(Ordnance), Sudbury, near Harrow;.- Assistant-Surgew:,
Locke (Ordnance), Siva ffbam • Assistat-Surgeon 0001'
(Ordnance), Trinidad ; Assistant-Surgeon Curtis (Ordnance 1
Trinidad ; Assistant- Surgeon Curt is (Ordnance), for
Barrack Barrack and Storekeeper's Department.---Mies, (-)°'
Kendrick, St. Vincent. _.—....t"

L—otton: 811 t!
117.
b) LTRDO YOUNG, of ,0.•
Printer, at The S 'to Office. No. 112, strand. e Pre
the
d guff
01
Sa.Noy,
186,4 is Ott 'county of MiddloseS, Wedneidan

tilmtvarhtpio.,,gogat

. ,
SOMERSET-PLACE.
August 4th, 174 G.
THE Gommissioners for executiog the Office of
am Lord High Admiral of the United Kingdom of Great Britain
Ireland, do hereby give notice, that on Tutrasnav, the 27th inst.,
amine o'clock, they will be ready to treat with such Persons as
'43' be willing to CONTRACT for SUPPLYING her Majesty's seve
tai Dock Yards with •
, TRAIN or PILCHARD, and PALE SEAL OIL.
th 4 distribution of the oil and a form of the Tender may be seen at
asBlld °Mee. No Tender will be received after one o'clock, on the
ay of treaty, nor any noticed, unless the party attends, or an
”,nt for him duly authorised in writing.
erY Tender must be addressed to the Secretary of the Admiralty,
a„fef
," bear in the left hand corner the words " Tender for
and in
imer ust also be delivered at Somerset-place, accompanied by a
'lgned by a responsible person, engaging to become bound'
_ 1 the person tenderino, in the sum of 4001. for the due perform-
ance of the Contracts.
RießmoND It AI LWAY.—TheIt[CIiAIONI)
to*. CONVEYANCE COMPANY have engaged to supply OMNI-
b, to meet every train to convoy passengers from the station at
to Twickenham, Teddington, and Hampton Court.
• Gd. each.
.413, 31 1846
•

LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTER, and NEW-
CASTLE-UPON-TYNE JUNCTION RAILWAY
COMPANY.
At t
he first General and Special Meeting of the Shareholders, held
dte Palatine Hotel, Manchester, ou Saturday, July 25, 1846, pur•
-cant to advertisement convening the same,
It '''' HENRY HOULDSWORTH, Esq., in the chair.
&11 moved by Josses ST. Jonar YATES, Esq., of. Manchester ; se-
conded by Cuaismari A ramuszar, Esq., of Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
and carried unanimously,
e.; and the report of the Directors, svhich has just been mid, be re-
adopted, and printed and circulated among the share-
aeders
•
Was moved by HENRY HOULDSWORTII, Egq., seconded by
tuall Ninon, Esq., of Liverpool, and carried unanimously,
ie" That the following gentlemen be appointed auditors, and that
theiY be Paid annually the sum of 201. each, as a remuneration for
Lr services :—William Henry Brockett, Req., of Newcastle-upon-
It and Charles Swallow, Esq., of Manchester..
?as moved by WILLIAM CRAM, Esq., of Newcastle-npon-Tyrie ;
and seconded by THOMAS HEDLEY, Esq., of Newcastle-upon-
„Yne—
Se
that this meeting do now stand adjourned until the 16th day of
ai,Ptetinber nex and that a committee of shareholders, to be now
altted do in themeantiine Investigate thoroughly the accounts,
alid
share registers of both Companies, with a view of ascertaining
8, Preise position of the amalgamated Company ; and that they do
casllY report as tolhe manner in which the available funds of the
ell—PanY now stand invested, and with what liabilities they are
Ltrged if any.
to
• of carrying out this resolution, the Directors
Of% , with a view
of,e two Companies now amalgamated be requested to call in and
41" e all outstanding liabilities, and prepare the balance sheet ne-
ifti'.BarY to be submitted to the said Committee, with the vouchers re-
lug thereto "
amendment thereto, It was moved by WILLIAM Nicer, Esq.,
' _ and seconded by CHRIsTIAN ALLHUSEN, Esq.:—
the: shat
a Committee of Investigatione apointed to inqr into
accounts of the two Companies, and the
various transactions re-
pater Directors,'tad also as to the disposal of the shares of the Com-
illa," new amalgamated, and report thereon ; that this Committee do
lisoetstich report to the proprietors as early as possible."
baud ion as to the amendment was here put, when, upon a show of
the FIL there appeared 31 for it, and 40 against it. Majority against
lei„,,lbendment 9 ; on which a scrutiny was demanded by Mr.
and Messrs. Houlthworth, Nicol, .ARhusen, and Yates, were
;jointed scrutineers, and retired for the purpose of taking the
'" of the shareholders present, and to ascertain the number repre-
%tea by
proxy.
re,L, 1, their re-apearance, and the Chairman resuming his seat, the
LL Was declared as follows :
Present. Proxies. Total.
For amendment .. 6,420 .. 13,504
.. 19,984
Against ....
It Majority in favour of the amendment .... 1,314
AS moved by ALExANDErt GEoaGE GEANT,,Is,EsoI FRANCE, Esq.,
~f )i, of Newcastle-
11iojt B
-Tyne ; seconded by Tuomes Ro T
Ra wcilfle Hall, near Preston ; and carried
Williamunanimoucsrlayt—n,
_ That William Gibbs, Esq., of Manchester;
7cl William Nicol,. Esq., be appointed the Committee of Investiga-
eea.,,
It was moved by JOSEPH ST. JoHN YATEs, Esq.; seconded by WIL-
LIAM FENTON, Esq., of Rochdale; and carried unanimously—
" That it be an instruction to the Directors of the two original
. otnpanies to ascertain their liabilities, and close their accounts
lrthwith ; and that they furnish the Committee with balance-
nets and voucher, the Committee having power to call for all
.°lxs and documents from both Companies."
Was moved by JOSEPH ST. Joint YATES, Esq.; seconded by Cams-
TIAN Amntrsete, Esq. ; and carried unanimously—
eolThat the Directors be empowered to pay to the Secretary of the
ait„'"PanY far the time being a salary not exceeding 3001. per
• antn."
Was move 4 by WILLIAM Gies, Esq.; seconded by GEORGE Dian-
-11 "IL Esq of Halifax ; and carried unanimously :
en" That the"following gentlemen be appointed the Directors of the
114aPanY for the ensuing year, viz., Whliam Hutt, Christian Anhu-
i.. Nicholas Wood, Alexander George Gray, William Amos Scar-
Westoby, Thomas Robert Wilson France, Henry Houlds-
prnilel! Joseph St. John Yates, Edward Harper, Thomas Broadbent,
awnslt Billarn, and Lot Gardiner."
seconded by
by J. MINE, Esq., of 5, Dorset-square, London ;
unanimously
by HENRY Ancocx, Esq., of Skipton ; and carried
-4,Lnimonsly
to t, ',at the sum of 1,000/. be annually set apart as a remuneration
it
we: Inrectors for their services."
Se by JAMES Enecome, Esq., of Newcastle-upon-Tyne;
nee4P, by THOMAS CLIFTON WILKINSON, ESg., of Cayton hall,
Th 'Piny; and carried unanimously—
tors at the thanks of the shareholders be given to the past Direc-
It „Tyr their services, and that the sum of 5001. be voted to them."
44'14 moved by THOMAS BROADBENT, Esq., of Manchester;
llnani_ed by LOT GARDINER, Esq., of Manchester ; and carried
l'etirti"aty the treat ordinary meeting of Shareholders be held In
Ic
):111„ el, cSiened) " HENRY HOULDSWORTH, Chairman."
et,,—alrMa then stated that he believed that, as the business of
nuq
.ineletineg was concluded, it was necessary they should
eral
"tawft 't law a special meeting, pursuant to the advertisement to
aatet,
Ctt'ed by THOMAS HEDLET, Esq. ; seconded by THOMAS
for
'Mt ,OSt WILKINSON, Esq. ; and carried unanimously—
'43 abio'e thanks of this meeting beg ven to Mr. Houldsworth
(signeendruct in the chair this day.
" W. H. INGRAM, Secretaries.
The "C. MOORE WILSON, 1
ring be`e"ng being accordingly made special, the several agree-
"4nCtio tvfeen the Liverpool, Manchester, and Newcastle-upon-Tyne
n, and the Manchester and Leeds, the East Lancashire, and
e°fi
sp enai
et
.Nozretrhe of Enland and Newcastle and Darlington Railway
w moved produced and read by the solicitors.
by WILLIAM GIBB, ESq.; seconded by JOSEPH ST. JOHN
That theLArTts, Esq. ; and carried unanimously—
eements (now produced) entered into between this
otni!zi,!.37 and the Mancheater and Leeds, the East Lancashire, the
(.o;i7L•North of .emgland, and the Newcastle and Darlington Railway
eritettie@, be confirmed ; and that copies of these agreements be
It „ Upon the minutes of this meeting.",
x," al moved shy TDOMLS lIEDLET, Esq. ; seconded by RICHARD
Ahnitow, Esq.; of Rilston, near Skipton ; and carried unani-
'"ntisly—
ti: That the thanks of this meeting be given to the solicito
'LI' exertions and assiduity in conducting the business of the amal-
gamated Company up to the present period.
(Signed) " HENRY HOULDSWORTII, Chairman."

Cri °01)-WOOD RACES,

_ .
AND
gi
ood,
OOD-CLOTH COATS.
Co "n"" and G "
good-cloth :" that's a bit of a pun,
And P etely iII keeping wl:h MOSES and SON.
I'Ve as gents of the :port are a mirth-loving folk,
are not out of season in coining a joke.
And now •
si
. rs, to business—to this we would cling—
Lett
rt
after al, is the principal thing.
Of ,!,tie races at Goodwood, remind you, good sirs.
Te coats of good cloth whic't each sportsman prefers.
Ai, LIDSES and SON (as is clearly display'd
And gloricus ra •e with the trade.
ale in the trade have been left in the lurch
MOSES, of Aldgate, right facing the church.
The
wBPorting-coats MOSES and SON have design'd
11;" equally suit bot your body and mind.
Anair style is the besth , and they stand "wear and tear,"
Anhey're perfectly suited for ev'ry-day wear.
en aPortstnen beholdithem, them, they all praise them up,
1 liepranounce Messrs. MOSES deserving a " cup."
Te haste, with the spec lof a racehorse, and run
l'reeure a new coat of E. MOSES and SON
„, A 1,4„...
".te Work entitled " Past, Present, and Future," with full
atwa,T,na for elf
measurement, may be had on application, or
Post Free."

LIST OF PRICES.
THe READY MADE. 4 s. d.
Cbe eel Taejon; .... • ................trom 0 7 6
4trtleld and Codrington Tagßonn l9 6
iTielner Coats in every description and make, including
1110, registered Coat • • .... •••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • •• • 1 2 0
Firg''''e-7 in every material .......... • ......... ••from
.0
.2
33
NI, "41 pattern Summer Vests ...• • • —•••••. • • • • • •
la' Mere and Persian ditto, in endless variety
ack and Fancy Satin, ditto .......................6 0
)1?,3' Trousers „„„ „ „ 0 4 6
p,ek• ditto 0 9 6
e" Coats *** •• 1 o o
rock
.. .. ... .. .. .
MADE YO mlastrEE.
v,74
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d
iliard to guard the public against imposition,.
it the untradesmanlite falsehood of being connected with
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,1 evening till sunset on Saturday evening, when it is resumed
elve o'clock
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.friend advised the use of your valuable Hair Restorer,
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, , tobt. Years.
,
Witte,
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Sold by all Perfumers and Medicine Vendors.
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11.0210 -Double nti-Pressure Nail Brush, which does n
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