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London, England, 1848-11-04 00:00:00

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THE S ITN, LONDON, SATUR DA Y EVENING, N OVEMBER 1948.
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SQUABBLING BY EUCLID. formation, being adeoied for its internal rreulation. The as fest as possible. They have a very ingenious way of - SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
The Queen and Prince Übe t t k tl e' I
,he pros !
design chosen Jor the Farm• School building has , been cheatitig the landlord-they thrash thaid' corn bY nig.htz WORCESTER RACES-THURSDAY (CONCLUDED),
We take the following amuAcg instance of O'Con-
The *Royal Famal * t k ; •
furnished by Mr. Moffiltr, cold chasprises several shhplh and with the straw make up the steaks in the same %der Swee.pstakes of 5 sovs. each, and 20 added. Heats, one
nell's voluble ingenuity from a a ork entitled " Revela-
e r oo lair USUR
hard of
but well adapted houees, to hold the several " homilies ' they were as to sh- pe ; they sell their oats, and off wita mile and a quarter. Gentlemen riders. (6 Subs.)
,o.enoon.
tioee of Ireland," by Mr. D. 0. Madden :-
is; con-
of boys, and a central school end chapel. The promoters. :higa,i. Thtis has oeen extensively practis.ed in thaist Mr. F..Edivarrds' New Forest Deer, aged, llst 11lb 1 1
Ecaarsl,Ye..7:7,..lilig. la. w ilky o‘o a•rings on the Slopes and PUBLISHED EVEFRrPrATNuthEieESDSOAIVS
" One of the drollest scenes or vituperation the;
Mr. K.ltten s rhe Morsel, 4 yrs, 10st 41b... ... 0 2
f ;Pr' iih;cie Ae'llae'ret. enjoyed the sport of shooting this
irly ea-
of the school hope to be able to eet an uselui exaruple of Tgi,ileourelood. In other caises,,larghe pairties
,ciozme
le
O'Connell over figured in took place in the early part el
will not
Captain Litt'e's Reckingham, 5 yrs, llst Ilb .. 2 3
_ ifs Royal Highness was accompanied by .---..............a.....-...
his life. Not long after he was called to the bar iii, economy as well us of efficiency in the plan and tne exe- rogltit armee, and ca•rry off Is satever a.
..ihen sde
1, for
bort, nothing can be more dreautul an a arm- Mr. Alcott's The Alderman's Daughter, 4 yrs ... 3 0
LONDON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3.
character and peculiar talents received rapid re cognitiou cation of its arrangements. .
Mr. I9nnedy's Vanieh, aged, Ilst 11lb .. ... 0 0
ELL.
from all who were even casually acquainted with him. A LADY POISONED -Considerable excitement has In.g* throi our pos.itior: On. T. hursdgy a man of the n.ame
TOINT-STOCIE 13.earrIts.
of Lyons, a confidential bailiff of mine, was nearly kllled NV ORCESTER STEEPLECHAn.-FRIDAY. the Earl ot Auckland, and attended by Lord Cansoys
His talent for vituperaCve languege was perceived, end existed in Romsey and its neighbourhood (Hampshire)
Ter Majesty's ' Div'dend j Amon-7.--n -------
since Tuesday last, in censequence of the death,of a lady, on Mr. Blackwood's estdte. The Governmefnt drsfnott The Worcestershire IleneEcsp of 20 sova. each, 10 ft, Lord
,in waiting to the Queen ; Sir Edward Bowater, Name of Company. ;er
ly some he was, even in these days, considered match-
or Paid. Price
less as a scold. There was', however, at that time in the wife of Serjison Smith, Eiea, of Jertnyn s House, know. how to govern this country. Ofne o the.r irs aud 5 4.3n1y if declared, with 100 added; the second to and Colonel I3ouverie.
amain. Share.
Y.) Lublin a certain woman, Biddy Moriarty, who had a near Roinsey, and granddanohter of the fi,rs.t Logo
dacts is_ to,prhe.vent.
,arrests
hunder dtecrffeest orosainbyleTm un- savh his stake., Gentlemen riders, i&c. Feur miles. Captain F.
private band ierfurmed the follow
Seymour is expected to arrive at the ---- ---
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I,l2ekster's stall on one of the quays nearly oppeeite the Gardner, by poison. It appears that .11. fr.s. Smith, for er 10/. -1' is will hese t e wors eec p Captain Madock s Proceed, 12st (Captain Pe.el) I Castle this evening, on a visit ito the Queen. 4s.d.X s. d.
li b)th
some slight illness, obtain( d a prescription from heh THE UNION BANK OF NEWCASTLE.- .
bA
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mee ing Lord Strathrnore's Red Lancer, lOst 41h . . ••• 2 I Australasia -•••••• •• 40 0 0 40 0 0 -
Four Courts. She was a viraeo of the first order, very
a slug,-
dile with her fist, and still more formidable wish her Physician, and sent to a chemist, who made. up a poi of the shareholders, of the North of England Joint St oo.k The following also sterted, but were not placed:- ing pieces y-es'erda ev ' ' r-la " " - Ceylon . .... .....•• 71. pm' cent. 25 0025 0 0 -
BritshNorth American 51. pe-r cent. 50 0 0 50 o o _
eth, last
sonous medicine hy mistake, which ;live Smi,th haying. BTank w„ held on rh„eseay. last, at th.e head-office in Mr. Ehlmore's British Yeoman, I Ist 101 b ... ... 0 oif serYa
ren,,ing, in t e castle s- 2.omiasercial ... f London 6/. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 -
tongue. From one end of Dublin to the other she was
Overture-
g to
.... Mozart. eolonial. . -
5 9d 10
taken, produced death after twenty minutes dreadful
ta,esegestie.,poneryise., when it was unanimously res.glved Capta!ri Hervey's Prince George, lOst 71b ... ... 0
rotorious for her powers of abuse, and even in the pro-
Quertetto, No '4 Gloucestershire ...• • • 151 per cent. - - --
) 2s 6(1;
suffering. wind up its affairs in Chancery under the provisions Captain Thompson's Abd-el-Kader, 6 yrs, list ... 0 Illegro non Troppo,
einces Mrs. Moriarty's language had passed into cur-
Largo, AssaValin, lonian ........ •• •• - 61. per cent. 26 0 0 25 0 0 -
If sieve;
rency. The dictionary el Dublin slang had been Con- TuE CONSECRATION or Cassese, Cnußcu, GREA.T of. thh Act of Parligmerat, pased during last se.ssion, for Mr. Storey's Victim, lOst 121 b tto Allegretto, Fi- Londn and Westmlastr si. per cent. 100 0020 0 0 -
uscat of
siderably enlarged by her, and her voluble impudence had HOMER-STREET, LevErtrooa.-The consecration of. this winding uP the affatrs of
„Joint Stock companies. The Lmord Lurgen's The Bugler, lest 121 e
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... 0 nale Allegro con Brio-(two violins, - - 13 0 0 -
1846.
Loudon Joint-Stock ... 61. per cent. 50 0 10 0 0 -
vr 100; almost become proverbial. some of agge„neies friends, beautiful edifice, dedicated to the worship of Almty2hty bank suspended payment in . Bedford's Peter Simple, last 71b... ... .. 0 viola, arhl violincello : Messrs. Sainton, Provincial of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0250 0 -
,3s per however, thought that he could beat her at the use of her God, was solemnised yesterday (Monday) by the Right Imr,oKraTiosi oF BooKs, &c. INTO PRINCE ED- Mr. Beville's Alexander, lOst 21b ... ... ••• ,) Day, Hill, and 11. Chipp) .... Haydn. Ditto, New ..... • 8/. per cent. 10 0100 0 -
6d per own weapons. Of this, however, he had some doubts him. Rev. the Bishop of Chester, assisted -bY a numerous WARD s IsLAND.-BY an orderhoiconiteil, dated Wind- Captain Madock's Repealer, lost 21h„. ~. ... 0 Finale, Ist Aet-,' merone
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..... .. Weber Kational of Ireland .. 61. per cent. so 0 22 10 0 -
aradish,
self when he had listened once or twice to some minor body of the clergy of the diocese, amongst whom we sor, October, 3. 1, 1848, and pubashed in the Gazette of Mr. Davenport's Thurgerton, lOst 41b ... ... 0 ' The royal dinner party at the Castle this evening. will NaDtitit'orozwial..o.f.E..ng... :11. peer,.
eceent It2e()) g f,so gOO -
,s, 2s 6d specimens of her Billingseate. It was mooted once, noticed the Rev. Chancellor Itaikes, Archdeacon Brooks, yesterday, reciting the prososi„„f the sth aiig eth, the mr. Kiltows Linkboy, 4 yrs lOst ... ... ... 0 include her Royal Highness the Duchess of K t South ..i.ustralla .... • • 51.* f)er cent: - 22 10 0 -
unches; whether the young Kerry Carrister could encounter her, and the Rey. Dr. M`Neile, canon of Chester. A nume- Bth and 9th, and the seith. and I.lth
.of her present Ma- Mr. Cartwright's Justice to'England, 9st bOile .•• 0 their Royal Highnesses the Duke and D h en
i• Union of Australia.. .• Gl. per cent. 25 0 25 0 0 -
ier bun' tied some one of the company (in O'Connell's presence) rous congregation was also Present on,. tli,e occasion, jesty, the Royal approyag in conformity with the powers Mr. Mangan's Farnham, 9st 71b -- ••• ••• 0 Cambridge and the Princess Mar uc
sess o
_raze
th UM of" L“o'n•So'n- •' • • 6/ e-r
cent 50 - 8 lg 1: : -
icoli, 4O
rather too freely ridiculed the idea of his being able to amongst whom were our worthy Mayor, Sir Thos.Birch, th.ereby granted, is given to. an Act prepared hy.the Mr. Davenport's Vindictive, 9st 71b ... ... ... 0 HighnesSes the Princess of HohenlY
ii
Leer erene
Union of Madrid .......... .P-
.40 0 40 0 0 --
6d per
meet the famous Madam Moriarty. O'Connell never M.P., William Br.own, Esg., M.P,, and various gentle- L,ieutena,nt-Governor,. Council, and Assembly of Prance Mr. Alleott's Forest Boy, lOst 31b ... ... ••• 0 and the Princess Eliza, Baroness de°l3e anrnburg
•
Spanish
I.ked the idea of being put down, and he professed his men connected with the town of Liverpool. At the con- Edward s Island, entitled "An Act to reggl.ate the lin- Mr. Hollman's Verax, 9st 71b ••• ••• -° de Speth the Earl of Auckland, the Reovse.,Dr.
a rHo na ews
.s BRIDGES
ir score,
readiness to encounter her, and even backed himself for elusion of the sermon the Right Rev. Prelate pronounced portation of Books and to protect the British Author, Mr. Dalley's One Eyed Maiden, 9st 71b ... ... 0
tre Li ' t tC 1 1 h Divpiedrend Am:fun t
1..
the match. Bets were offered and taken; it was decided the benediction, and the large congregation separated. whereby- provision is made Ser. securing, to British Au- Mr. Wesley's Royston Gower, 9st ... ... -.. G
_. y, eu enan - o ony t e Hon. C. B. Phipps, Sir Kama of Company. Paid. Price.
.ely tbe
that the matter should come off at once. Immediately after this his Lordship proceeded to the thors a certain Remuneration in respect of unauthorized A good race with two from the distance was won tieorge Couper, Captain F. Seymour, and Mr. Ed- An,num. Share.
3s 4dl
" The party adjourned to the huckster's stall, and font to receive his Worship the Mayor's infant daughter Copies of Works under Copyright imported into the said cleverly by a neck. mond Mildrnay. -____.
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x. a. d. X. s. d.)-
33 6d to
there was the owner herself, superintending the sale of into the Christian Church, by the ordinance of baptism. island." The Handicap Hurdle race was won in four heats by The band of the 2d Life Guards attend during Charing-cr055........
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2s 6,1 her small wares-a few loungers and ragged idlers were -Lzverpool Standard. A poor old man named Lamb, lately in the employ Mr. Phillips's Tallyho, lost (Stagg), beating Pullavvay, dinner. Her Majesty's private band will afterwards sop thwrk ,Nw Sub. Ay. - 632 12 2 - 3
o 2s 3di
hanging round her stall-for Biddy was a 'character,' Cosatou RESTORATioN IN THE WEsT, - The of Mr. C. Ward, some time since had one of bis finers Teresa, Titbit (h b), Jack, Yardarm, Bravos CaVelitclith, attend in the Castle. Ditto Nw of 7% p.e. 355. per cent. ISO 0 0 -
Waterloo ............
- 100 0 0 - 16
4
'everete
and, in her way, was one of the sights of Dublin. restoration of the chancel window of Morwenstow, Corn- damaged by a stone falling upon it; proper attention Mosque, and Rothersthorpe, in a canter. ._____s_s_____ Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 11. ss. 4d. - 60 00 28
4 ls tO
" O'Connell was yery confident of success. Ile had laid wall, has commenced, and is to be carried out in a very was paid to the wound at the time, but without avail, Match, 50 soya. Lieutenant-Colonel Alderson (Royal Engineers) vaDuixTagae ditto ofA7l. 11. 2s. 2d. - 40 11 026
esd to an ingenious plan for overcoming her, and, with all the eohle spirit by Lord Clinton. He seems desirous, like and the consequence has been that he has been cm- Mr• ,Thnes's :Enchantress heat Mr. Flolman's Moustache. had an interyieyr with Lord John Russell yesterday' 11. 17s. 70 10 3 - 26
6d, and anxiety of an ardent experimentalist, waited to put it in Araunah, "RS a King to give unto a King." A gable pelted to suffer amputation of the arm.-Stareford BETTING AT MANCIIESTER.-FRIDAY. The Chevalier Bunsen had also an interview ester- mr.ii.TER.-woaalts.
Irisb
practice. He resolved to open the attack. At this time with buttress, an early English window with " saints Mercury.
CHESTER CUP (ENTER OR NOT).-1,000 to 15 agst day with his Ler lsh. t la. • •Y •
(.. Ip, a is official residence in
lonflear O'Connell's own party and the loungers about the place in glass," by Warrington, are ansorg his 'Lordship's in- WRECK or THE THETIS EMIGRANT SHIP.-Yes• War Eagle (taken) - 1,000 to 12 agst Burgundy
Downing-street Name of Company. Dividend Am.ofunt
ram.
rem
oBs 6d formed an audience quite sufficient to rouse Mrs. Mo- tendons. This church, one of tho earliest foundations terday intelligence was received at Lloyd's of the total (taken)-1,000 to 12 agst Fugleman (taken)-1,000 to
The Ecclesiaslic 1C • • Ann
peifm. Share.
riarty, on public provocation, to a due exhibition of her in Cornwall, will be, when restored, one of the most wreck of the Thetis emigrant ship, on her passage to 12 agst Hetman piatoff colt (taken)-1,000 to 10 ag
eomaruissioners for England held ••••------- ---- ---- -
a committee ineetin
x s. d. X s. d. ,
powers. O'Connell commenced the attracts:- beautiful. An effort is about to be made at Exeter to Melbourne. The passengers and crew consisted of about offered agst any other. hursday, at their office, i
-II Birmingham. ••.••• •• 18s. 25 00so 0 0 - .
1 43 4di
" ' What's the price of this walking stick, Mrs. What'- obtain the necessary funds for the completion of the forty persons. The disaster occurred on the eight of the DERBY.-5 to 1 agst The Flying Dutchman-7 to 1 Whitehall- place.
East London.... -..- 81. 100 0 0 - 172 '
albs.
your-Name?' tower of the Church of Allhallows-on-the-Walls, which, 26th of June, at the entrance of Port Phillip Heads. The agst Tadmor-12 to I agst Honeycomb-18 to 1 agst Dispatches were received yesterday at the Colonial- iGlreanntd.Janction::::::
321.
11:s.
141 13 4 - si
" ' Moriarty, sir, is my name, and a e•ood one it is, in its present state, is a standing discredit to the vessel struck on Lonsdale reef, and in a quarter of an Osterley-20 to 1 agst uriel-33 to 1 agst Escalade- office, from the Governor of Gibraltar, New Rivr Laths Brdge 21. 10s. 00 0 0 - irs :
:es, and
and what have you to say agen it? and one-and-six. cathedral city.- Western Luminary. hour afterwards was on her beam ends. Two children 40 to 1 agst any other. Dispatches were sent off yesterday evening, from Vauxhall .... ... •• . - SI. per cnt. 100 -0
0 ---- 65
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pence's the pr:ce of the stick. Truth, it's cheap as dirt ROYAL ARTILLERy,- WooLwicss, Nov. 3.-An of a passenger, named Fitzpatrick, were washed off NEWMARKET COURSING MEETINCa-ERIDAY the Colonial-office, for the Governor of canal, and Weot Middlesex .. • , 61. Os. pr cnt. -
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-so it is.' order was received to-day at the head-quarters of the the wreck. Fitzpatrick himself and his wife were (CONCLUDED). also for the Governors of the other North American
d Fish, " ' One-and-sixpence for a walking sticld whew! why Royal Artillery here to form the sixteen newly-raised subsequently washed off the reef. The other passengers The Cup.-Third Ties. Colonies. 1
10d to you are no better than an impostor, to ask eighteen- companies into two I:attalions, to be dedgnated the I 1 th clung to the reef, and subsequently made the land in Figaro beat Doron-Mainmast beat Rosetta.
Dividend .Astiount '
2s pet, pi nee for what cost you twopence.' and 12th battalions of Royal Artillery; and Major- one of the boats saved from the wreck, with the excep- Deciding Course. Mr. W. Parish Robertson, Consul-General for the Name of Company. per
Annum. Share.
of Paid. Price 1
in, 100
''' TwoPence,Your grandmother,' replied Miss Biddy; General Sir Hew 1). Ross, K.C.8., has been appointed tion of three females who were drowned in trying to Mr. Pyson's Figaro beat Lord StradhrOke'S MaillMaSi,
, Republic of E uador transacted business *th • •
iv' Vis
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; 144 'do you mane to say that it's chating the people I arn ? Colonel-Commandant of the 1 lth, and Major-General reach it. Had the tide not been out at the time every and won the Cup. count Palinerstclon ' '
yesterday, at the Foreign-office. A s. d. 4 s. d.
each i
impostor, indeed!' Alexander Munro, K. 11., Colonel-Cominaedant of the soul on board must have perished. The Oaks.-Deciding Course. Mr. C. K. Murray bad an interview yesterday with tit-Ince' arlt ..
a. ;ad F. .0.r.. 6L apericeln* t. MI : : f Clj : g N 1
to 4d;
"' Ay, impostor; and it's that I call you to your teeth,' 12th battalion. The 11th battalion is to be firmed of Mapeoascau.-Intelligence has just been received Mr. Buckworth's Bramble beat Mr. Dobede's Dacia, LoTrdheJolamrlßussell.
Ditto Marine••• •• • • 61. per cent. 100 0 0 6 0 0 ,
1S to replied O'Connell. two companies from the Ist battalion, two companies of the failure on the part of Admiral nacres to re-esta- and won the Stakes. E of Clarendon has been staying at Bowood --ti!`,s_
bricieh C.emm 1 1 13a. 6cl. prsh. 60 0 0 66 8 - I'
; Fresll
The Port Stakes.-Third Ties. Park, Wilts, on a visit to the Marquis of Lansdowne. CieFICOICd.& reella•lAL:e ISPICI.Betr; Igg ggig: g i; /CI
: : (I;o3;e7aeleliLviTltiornSlueek2:oyllotei:=Lidie;houasojladeldstdanyaorasid, firi:trtn 2itidl
%,:41,0baetttl,31lizetsivfone:teimitzie4st/trobmattat:iieiO3a! baa.tiilee• 14,r
etcl,inedi
ttclses
eltsawtrbetuprOts led b;ntdh
eMHaedvaag:ze
Lavender beat Drift-Diamond ran a bye. The Dowager Countess Grey and Mr. and Mrs. 31. 100 0010 0 0 - ni
cried O'Connell calmly. 12th battalion will be formed of two companies from the vernment were such as for the present quite to preclude Deciding Course. J. Abel Smith have been staying on a visit to the ?ceaogren .............. • • ..• it:: 50 0 0 60 0 12 c."-
sOOO see a
es"
, 4s 4ds
s' ' Stop your jaw, you pug-nosed badger, or by this sth battalion two companies of the 6th battalion, one any arrangement. Efforts are now makieg to promote Mr. Dobede's Diamond beat Mr. Leader's Lavender, Chancellor of the Exchequer and Lady Mary Wood, at Eng.&Scot.Law .... 5L per cent. so 0 0 212 6 - ni
Sibs.
and that, cried Mrs. Moriarity, ' I'll make you go company from the 7th battalion, one company from the an intercourse between the Sacalava tribes and Maui- and won the Stakes. Hickleton Hall, Yorkshire. European Life •••• •• 5% per cent. 20 0 0 All paid. - sp
quicker nor you came.' Bth battalion, one company from the 9th battalion, and tins on the west coast of the island ; but no accounts HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. FamilyEndowmnt Soc. 41. & bs. 100 004 0 0 -
areemasons' .•. -.• • • 61. per cent. 20 0 0 30 0 - in
oils 80 " ' Don't be in a passion, my old radius, anger will one company from the lOth battalion. Lieutenant- have been received of the result. Her Majesty's stag helso MOD., Salt-hill; Wed., Hil- ____-_-_.
Globe ..... ...... •• .• 61. per cent. Stock. - 114 thi
Tid Pet only wrinkle your beauty.' Colonel H. W. Gordon, Lieutenant• Colonel William D. BIRMINGHAM, FRIDAY.-The representatives of lingdon; Fri., New Lodge-11. JULLIEN'S CONCERTS. Giardian .......• .• •• 51. per cent. 100 0036 10 0 41% wi
"' By the hokey, if you say another word of' irnpu•• Jones, Lieutenant-Colonel W. B. Dundas, C. 8., and the Brussels Congress held a public meeting in the East Essex hds., Tues., Great Northey-wood; Sat., DRURY-LANE THEATRE. Imperial Fire .....• • • 121. per cent. 500 0050 0 0 212 de
Imperial Life ...... •• 12s. 100 0010 0 0 14% i
dence, Fll tan your dirty hide, you bsstely common Lieutenant-Colonel Cruttenden, are promoted to colo- Town-hall •of this town last night. The building was Great Notley-gate-101.
Jullien commenced his season for promenade concerts, Indemnity Marine• ••• 11. sh. & bs. 100 0 0 613 1 -
1 ditia ,
scrub; and sorry I'll be to soil my fists upon your car- nele. Lieutenant-Colonel Anderson and Lieutenant- little better than three parts full. Mr. R. T. Cadberry, Essex Union hds., Wed., Southminster-street; Sat., at Drury-lane, lest evening, and never in theatrical Law Fire .. •• .• .. •• - - 100 00210 0 - dit
to 20 ease.' Colonel Strangway, of the Royal Horse Artillery, go a highly influential member of the Society of Friends Stock Mills-10f. annals has there been recorded an instance of such an Law I 'fe" ---•• •• 11. 16a. 100 0 0 10 g g
41-10 of
b 31-d I° di whew! boys, what a passion old Biddy is in; I back to battalions, and the RoYal Horse Artillery will occupied the chair; and amongst the distinguished visi: South Essex lids., Tues., NeYenclon; Sat., Tilhtlry overflow as assembled to greet him, The Kean, Young, I:colzniilitGeenc.s!,!!!!
1-os. gg g 122 10 0 13 s'
tilt
f Skills protest, as I'm a gentleman -' have two lieutenant-colonels less in future. The two tors and gentleman present were M. Visschers the re- Mills-10f. i
nd Charles Kemble nights of twenty years since, and Landon Ship • ........ 10s. 25 0012 10 0 13 ins
Polled
" ' Jintleman! jintleman! the likes of you a jintle • new battalions hdve eight lieutenant-colonels, two second sident of the Brussels Congress; M. Bouvet, in'embepr of Essex and Suffolk hds., Tues., Little Bentley Hall; ttlhe Jenny Lind nights of the two last opera seasons, Can Karine ••••••• • • ' • • • - 100 0015 0 0 - Ste
e2s 6cl; man! Wisha, by gor, that bangs Banagher. why, you captains as adjutants, and. two quai ternnasters, which the French National Assembly; Mr. Elihu Burritt; Mr Fri., Dodnich-10f.
alone be compared to it. The crush was terrific, and Sfed.lnvlid&Gen.Life 4Y. per ct. 50 0 0 20 0 2% ,
ational Lean Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 -
potato-faced pippin-sneezer, when did a Aladagescar promotes twelve first captains to lieutenant-colonels on Ewart, M.P.; Mr. Joseph Sturge, Mr. Baldwin and t; Suffolk hds., l!don., Lidgate; Thurs., Rushbrook Hall long befere the commencement of the performance ;rational Life. .. - PIE
monkey like you pick enough of common Christian da- brevet majors' pay, four te en second captains to captains, number of respectable gentlemen of all parties in Birm- -10 - money aas refused at the doors, and the police were in Panadjain Lit& 5l. per cent. 60 002 0 0 2 ea:
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CloVer, Cency tO hide your Ksrry brogue?' feurteen first lieutenants -to second captains, and eleven ingham.
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many instances obliged to interfere to:protect the officials PE,enlicoc,a!' •." ••••• " " • • - nit
3/. p.s-h. &bs. --
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ler 1001' " ' Easy now, easy now,' cried O'Connell, with imper- second lieutenants, all. w17'.0 Rl:e at present in that rank, TEWKESBURY.-Mr. Humphrey Brown M.P. for RAILWAY RETURNS of the house from the importunities of those who were Protector Life.... ... 51. per cent. 2000 100 - sin
turbable good humour, ' don't choke yourself with fine to first lieutenants. The Artillery branch of the service Tewkesbury, has taken means which do him Luch credit RAILWAY TRAFFIC.-The following are the Total Receipts of Rsil- anxious to press their mon( on them and take their Provident Life.. .. •• • • 11. 53. & Us. 100 0010 0 0 26% Sir
31 163; language, yoa old whisky-drinking parallelogram.' is now considered of such impertance that it is expected for the preservation of the health and comfort of the ways for the past week-that is to say, np to the date to which the chalice of forcing their wa t3ro a lace from whence they Rock Life ...... .. .... 4s. 500 0100 4% m(
143 t° " ' What's that yeu cell me, you marderin' villain?' each of the twelve battalions now formed will have two persons employed in the silk mills which he has reeentl r!spective return are mad. e, together with the receipts of the same
might catch a view of tarstaeseP The house itself was atalajErexchange 5/. per cent. Stock. -
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• - -
prices. roared Mrg. Moriarty, stung into fury. new companies added to them in Apr:l next. The new established in that borough. The Hon. Member hriYs eeeklo the previous yea,•
filled beyond endurance, and M. Jullien had to address Ditto Life - -1- OM
31 158; "' I call you,' answered O'Connell, ' a parallelogram,' battalions are to elate from Nov. 1, 1848.
given notice to his workpeople, who aro about 250 in i est the audience to assure them that no more persons should Urniver.sal Life.....• • . 103 s pr cat. too 0 0 9A 0 25 cri
o 1/ 10/
• and a Dublin judge and jury would say that it's no libel DISTRESSED IsT.REDLRwoMEN'S SOCI.ETY.-Yesfer- number, that "it is particularly regnested that any per- Week Last al, be admitted to the house before he was allowed to pro- ‘ reform Life ... - - 40 0 - tie
to call you so. day a special meeting of the friends of Ibis society, con- son suffering from illness, employed in these mills, will ending NAME OF RAILWAY. week. Et; z ceed with the performance. The officials of the theatre DOCKS. lax
o , oh, tare-an.ouns! oh, holy Biddy, that an honest vened by Mr. Alderman Farebrother• the President, was every morning report to the inspecting surgeon to the :4 g were very aseiduous in clearing the lobbies, assuring - ne
woman like rne should be called a parrybellygrem to her held at the London Ta,vern,. for the purpose of hearing establishment the nature and particulars of such illness
Dividend Amount
teoee who
.cro,vded there that their money should Name Of Company. per of Paid. Price. ha
, 19s
.6.1 face. I'm none of your parrybeitygrunis, you rascally certain „planations.in relation to arrn imputation thrown that immediate assistance may be rendered; and it i; ----- ---- ---- '-'
X 4 be reeurned if they would leave the theatre. Annum. Share. plz
, 17s !,
gallows bird; you cowardly, sneaking, plate liekin out against the society by Mr.. Norton, in his megis-
9ct. -
19s u!
also requested that persons unable to attend from illness -an offer whieh, from :the 'impossibilitynof getting - _
- wE
, 19s 34, bliggard: terial capacity, at Lambeth oo'ice court. The charge, may -
give notice as promptly as possible that advice may 29 Amiens and Boulogne ••••• • • •••• •• •• 1,274 674
28 Belfast and Ballymena .......... •• •• 414 - a place from which th"ey could obtain ewe txs.d.X X. d. fe,_
ltix 6.,1 " ' Oh, not you indesd!' retorted O'Connell; ' why, I arising out of the complaiet before the magistrate, of abe given."-Chelfenhain _Examiner. ' 29 Blrlicnbead, Lancashire, and Cheshire 709 774 , Cmaniereal . 4/. s
a glimpse of the stage or of the audience, the majority East and 'Wes; 1n'L11a..... 61.pper-cceennt.• ttoocct" _ _
. 17s til suppeee you'll deny that you keep a hypothencuse in person named Fogere, was that the society did not pro-
-23 Caledonian.- •• •••••••••• • • • • • • • •• 5,007 - of thelll Vely wisely accepted. The concert consisted oi East Country ••.• • • • . 255. per sh. 100 0 0 - SI tai
, 105 91 your house.' perly menage or distribute the funds at its disposal. The II D Yt d F •el
B ,
~ORRIBLE BATH. - es.er ay (ri
.ay),. Mr. 28 Chester and Holyhead... - .....• •• _ 1,765 - the usual materials, of which M. Jullien's concerts have London ...... • • .•• • . 51. pr cent. Stock. - 105 m€
179 6" " ' It's a lie for you, you b-y robber; I never had object of the president was to lay before the subscribers tiger, the. coroner for. East Middlesex, received Infer- 28 Cockerrnouth and Workington...... _ 173 _
- - dis
' ai
, 19s A such a thing in my house, you swindling. thief.' and the public a statemtnt of the accounts.-Mr. Alder-
(tinattioin
.of the following extraordinary and horrible 26 Dublin and Drogheda • ..... ......... 789 81, et,
31 Dublin and Kingstown .........• •• • • 1,128 1,423 oer been camposed, viz , two overtures to popular
peras-a selection from some grand opera (the s t Tat :eves:: .... ....... p
441.peerrcceenntt.' S t-o
c k
Ditto 80nd5.....:- 4341. pr cent. - ' - 70
fro
, 17s u" " ' Why, sure, all your neighbours know very well man Farebrother wiehed to correct a mistaken impression deat
fet a person named Mitchell, a dairyman, of Shoul- 28 Dundee, Pertb, and Aberdeen ........ 903 - Huguenots was laid under contribution last night), and Southampton -..••- 21. per cent. 60 0060 -0
0 -- she
, 18s 301 that you keep not only a hypotheneuse, but that you that any poor woman who might be recommended to the Leittrilec! Mutton-alley, near the North Country Pink, 29 East Anglian..• ••••••••••• • • • • • • • • •• 706 -
a variety of quadrilles, polkas, and light music all most
193
' Od
, 173 A hare two diameters lecked up in your garret, and that society was to rsceive 9s. 10d. a week from its funds. b 11
you go out to walk with them every Sunday, y.ou heart- The object of the society was sinsfly to furnish assistance ouse. , It appears that on Thursday morning,
a out four o clock, the deceased got up as was his usual 28 Edinburgh and Glasgow .... ...• •• • . 3,516 3,602
28 Edinburgh and Northern ........ •• • • 1,929 670 efficiently perfo
29 Eastern Counties and North Eastern.. 15,536 13,951 rmed, with the addition of two novelties
-the first appearance of Miss Miran at these concerts, GAS-LIGET AND CORE COMPANIES. the
she
18s ""'
- 6d
, les
~,, less old heptagon.'
of a temporary nature to those poor needlewomen for custenn and went to milk the cows ; nothing more was 28 East Lancashire •• • • ........ •••• • • - 1,572 891 and the performance of the National Anthem by five Name of Company. Dividend Amount
per of Paid. I Price. ver
SCOII or heard of him till seven o'clock, when some men 28 Eastern Union •• ••••••••••.• • • • • • • • • 1,377 1,14 l
Annum. Share. firs
173 171 " ' Oh, hear that, ye saints in glory! Oh, there's bad whom it could at the time provide work.-Mr. Ridgway
28 Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ayr .....• 2,660 2,633 separate bands. Miss Miran sang Donizetti's cele-
17s 6" language from a fellow that wants to pass for a jintle- read a statement of the receipts and experaditure,• from rheereteivedf a portion of a blue.apron projecting through
28 Glasgow and Greenock• • .......- •• •• 1,013 1,001 brated drinking song "Il segretto per esser Felice," x. a. a. A. s. d. - bec
18s 61 man. May the divil fly away with you, you micher from July, 1847, to September, 1848, by which it appeared a_op e a pild of cow-dung in the yard. Upon making 28 Great Southern and Western -
17a 0" Munster, and make celery sauce of your rotten limbs, that the receipts had been :-Doeations and subscrip• cloeer r7pection they found.that it was the deceased's 29 Great Western &c •• .. ...... .....
'329 - and was deservedly honoured with an encore. She also 8itt2.Pr.0vinci.a1........
10,1teritit. g: : 19 0 0 23 arc,
179 Oj you mealy-mouthed tub of euts.'
tions, 107/. 16s. 6d.; legacy, 5001; total 607/. 16s. 6d. apron, aa, that the.body was immersed head first in the - Kendal and Windermere•••••••• ..., :: _
from Balfe's opera of the Maid of Honour, the beau- Brighton .: .: :: .: .... 51:per cent. 20 0 0 - 16 and
, 16s 1.1 " ' Ah, you can't deny the charge, you miserable sub- Exeenditure-Balance in hand, 38/. 6s. ,Bd. ; paid fur soil. With all possible expedition the deceased was got 28 Lancashire and Yorkshire........ • •
27 Lancaster and Car1i51e.........• •• - 2,167 1,404 tiful roman= of Orpheus-a part which, if we mistake city or London ...... 101. 100 0 0 110 0 0 2se case
, 195 ri multiple of a duplicate ratio.'
flannels and calicoes, 167/. ss. ; wages for making up o.ut, but
_life. was quite extinct, and had been so for some 29 Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport
IConsolidat. 925. pr share, 60 0 0 39 6 0 - seve
215 " " ' Go, rinse e our mouth in the Liffe,y, you nasty ditto, 201/. 95.; wages for making up clothes to the Irish, tunieia. Iti is suhppoyd that the unfortunate man was 28 Londonderry and Laniskinen•• .....• 1831 -119 not, she herself originally created. She geve this delightful CeLittistide,nl:llew
........
85s. pr share! 50 0 0 37 le 0 - insu
239 0(1
tickle-pitcher; after all tho bad words you speak, it 281 lOs. ; improvers, 6/ 6s. ; commission and salary, bwai sing ahhng t
fe e
tig; tief th. 3 ;hoot, ang that he over- 29 London and _North Western, &c.
29 London and 81ackwa11...... _
39,827 39,274 air very charmingly, and was enthusiastically applauded. Equitable........ •• • • 455. pr share; SO 0 0 so o I 36
ehe great attraction of the evening, however, was the Imperial ........•• .• 61. per cent. SO 0 0 b 0 0 0 68 and
87. ought to be filthier than your face, you dirty chicken of 24/. 16*. 3d. ; advertisements, 46/. ss. ; rooms and ex- agincedh meet__ an el hea oremost into the soil. 28 London and Brightown ..;
Beelz..bub.' penses for two meetings, 16/. ; postages and porterage, l'IlE LATE DREADFUL ACCIDENT AT GLASGOW.- 29 London and South es ern . ...... - 9,81 8,598
bands, chorus, and organ. The bands were M. Jullien's eoDnditotno.... .... :: :: :..........
pert
" ' Rinse your own mouth, you wicked-minded old 4/. 10s.; pecuniary relief and petty cash, 33/. 10s.; print- G. LASGOW, WEDNESDAY, TWELVE, P.M.-The opera- 28 Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 2,805 2,248
- Maryport and Carlisle • _ - own band and the four military bands of the lst Life - 60 0880 8 -
Phcenix ........• •• .. 61. per cent. be 0 0 40 0 0 111 coM
) ~4 ',anon-to the deuce I pitch you, you blustering inter- ing, 27/. 2s. 6d, ; hTheice in hand, 17/. 14s. Id. ; total, tio.ns at. the ruins. of the sugar ho.use at Alston-street are
;89 fliiddllaanndd, Breiastol, and Birmi.ngham 21,446. 21,450 Guards, Royal Horse Guards Blue, Grenadier Guards, Ratcliff..... .... -•• SI. 100 0 0 90 I • 75 . lab(
Or, 0' section of a st-tig superficies. 607/. 16s. 6d. Mr. Roper stated that the number of fe- still g.oing on with unabated vigour, and an immense Gr t Western (Irish)
6120% at t
" ' You saucy tinker's apprentice, if you don't cease males registered in the society in 18-18, as competent quantity of maeerial has already been carted away, 28 Monklands ............... ••..• • _ - 868 - re :tem
id GI,
setneerr ahl
C ar-te-recl•
, autP your jaw, I'll -.' But here she gasped for breath, workwomen, had been 254, for 132 of whom employ- though fully twice as much
.yet remains to be cleared - Newcastle and Carlisle.. - - Messrs. Waddell, Tutton, Schott, and Godfrey. The
-- effect was perfectly ear-splitting-the crash was terrific Ditto, New ........ 12;. 60 0011 • 0 ---% th°6
unable to hawk up any more words, for the last volloY meat had been found; and that all the petty disburse- from the ground.
_ln add.itio.n to the body which, as 28 North British - ...........• •••• • • .. 2,577 2,387 -and the repetition of tho National Anthem was vocife- CA2l74l.Lis. - rich
of O'Connell had nearly knocked the wind out of her. ments, with the vouchers, were regularly audited by the stated in yesterday's publication, wa.s found at a late - Paris and Rouen ................... -
- Rouen and Havre ................,, - -
..... rously re-demanded, and at once complied with. Some --"'"'""'----„; l selv
if ,Dirpnd ten!
(.) , " 4 While I have a tongue I'll abuse you, you most ladies' comnaittee. A resolution to tho effect that the hour on Tuesday evening. the remapls of three_ others 28 seettisn central ... ...... •. •..... 1,046 - rather Gentish, and very suspicious-looking persons, Name° of :,., Dividend, pri, Names of
Coo", inimitable periphery. Look at her, boys I there she accounts produced should be submitted to the auditors of the upf.ortunate suffen weFe desinterfredd in
ote I :47 taims-,,tturzrnann :c",itzt'ero.i.e;.:::::::: kra
ii-
9,29, commenced vocalising the National Anthem, evidently Companies. A.! per " • Companies. 2, - P ..4r . Price. eaiii
e cage' stands-a convicted perpendicular in petticoats 1 There's was agreed to ; and the thanks of the meeting having
.ioiet:lrse i%O'iei:tlie. renlayb "
arnaonglteMidadaissfit;ut°r:tl telice°n3have 27 South Devon.. ..... . . .............. 1,301 7,4 for the purpose of exploiting tho loyalty of the Drury-
.. .-......... ....
.....m.....
if, pre contamination in her circumference, and she trembles been unanimously given to the ladies' committee, a vole
all Leen iden'tifieducby their relatives Thei; najes are 28 Taff Vale ............
with guilt down to the extremities of her corollaries. favour of the chairman was adopted, and the meeting
864 829 exploited the disloyalty of the Chartist assemblages. The phial& Oldh 97 51. p e 80 Macclesfield. 100 - - TI
eMane
Richard Gage, who has left a wife *and four children ; 28 Waterford and Limerick.........•• •• 304 - g•
Ah! you're found out, you rectilineal antecedent, and separated.
Charles Gallacher, wife and family in Ireland ; Hugh 29 Whitehaven Junction ..... - int was taken, and various groups in different parts of eraernalleYsie•r7s In 7/.. 1:: gierd:::::: 12 It,: t.. ritiet
the theatre commenced singing and applauding them- Birmingham 35 41. so Peak Forest. 78 31. ..- the 4
equiangular old hag! "ris with you the devil will fIY The immense fall of rain has deluged the low por-
- Wishaw and Coltness. .• .. .. •• •• •• - _
Harvey, wife and four of a family. There are still
,Ir.) 1 away, you porter-swiping similitude of the bisection of a lion of the city of Liecoln, and the low lands in the three other bodies among the ruins. It has been deemed 28 York and Newcastle . .......• •. • ... 13,038 12,279 selves vociferously. The National Anthem was demanded °lrr"trY-•• 100 261. - Regent's •• •• 33 11. is. 13% the
2S York and North Midland ... •• •• •• •• 7,810 8,540
outskirts are all under water. In Oxford street the cel
a third time, but the musicians had re DerburreE;C•lis.. IT3, .2.1. V tichrd.eatled(*)..l 86
71% 1:; food,
prudent, on account of the threatening appearance of the
tired ; and now
0 i vortex.
" Overwhelmed with this torrent of language, Mrs. lars contain three feet of water. Some small and re- south gable, at the base of which there is still a vast ac- - Do.LkFdSt 1%) 61. p. c.. - Pers,
Moriarty was silenced. Catching up a saucepan, she cently erected houses at the back of Pelham-street can
TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. swell snobbish looking people, who began pushing the GrandJunctn 100 61. - Stffrd&Worc 140 281. 290 emerl
cumulation of material, to remove it altogether before
e WO
was aiming at O'Connell's head when be very prudently only be reached by plenks supported by tressels, and the proceeding to clear away the debris in that part and for SIR,-The public are beginning to have their eyes dense crowd in various directions, getting up fights, illnecitSigoen' igg' 11.-105 :: =iterwhsrita. 125 1,.,811.
_:-•i Su,
0 made a timely retreat. ( ccupants are obliged tu live in their chambers, the
this purpose a scaffolding is in the process of erection to open to the gambling tricks of the Stock Exchange and crushing upon the ladies, many of whom were com- Grantham .. 150, - . - Severn and/ 146 zu • z 5 SOSSeI
11.88. 24 mitte
os On " ' You have won the wager, O'Connell, here's your liitchens and other ground floor apartments eaving three
aid in getting it dovvn.-North British Daily Mail. ' gentlemen. Three hundred million sterling, in the Pelled to take refuge in the orchestra. There were loud Emit fc Ara 39, 71. 6d. 4% Wye Rail. 26
ntg 00 bet,' cried the gentleman who propesed the contest." fset of water in thew. Some new Ilona s erected by the
The Bishop of Hereford has appointed Sunday shape of Railway Investments, and eight hundred mil- calls for the police, some of whom at length made their 11.,,eeetoeessetteerryre 114009 tO4ll. -75 Witlrwilckfol los 41.
..... of ha
side of the occupation-road formed by the Great Northern
appearance, and no doubt recognized in many of the
ch °°4
December 17, for his general ordination, instead ol lions sterling in the Funds, comes within their ara-
eeiestrBz2-7;1; 83' 41; 36 Warwmincli
FASHIONS FOR NOVEMBER. Company, are completely surrounded with water, and
December 24, as previously arranged. ricious controul, and it must now be acknowledged, rioters person.s previously " well known" to them. At Ooughboregh 142 701. - Napton• .i 100 31. -
0 I (From the New Monthly Behe Assemblee.) are accessible only by a temporary wooden bridge from
RAieway ACCIDENT. -On Thursday last the that had it not been for the " bullin " and " bearinoo, length M. Jullien and his band re-appeared-the National lidonmouthsh 100 81. - Worestr Sol 78 21. 88 CO
cause
PUBLIC PROMENADE DnEss.-Brosaa figured poplin the railway line. Occupiers of small tenements near the
Bb. 25m. r.m. train Jett the Nottingham station with practices of the jobbers d ndr Other manoeuvres Aetherh w,ts again performed, and afterwards " Rule slenittgnentlwrYesrell it
2 --- -- wifilitrsVnifr•es - 11. 11 Ye
inie°s robe, a high corsage, trimmed with a revers of two locks were compelled upon the rising of the flood to
three carriages and passengers, for Rugby. On arriving too numerous to me t. ,an su y Britannia, after which quiet was in some measure re-
hlf th miser nd
belt°. falls edged with etfilt Demi-large sleeves, confined by climb out of their chamber windows and cross the
at the Attenhorough gates, five miles from Nottingham ruin would hay h n ion, not one-
ha e t
dy a stored. M. Jullien was loudly applauded when ha first LIST OP SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES proHy;
a bands at the wrist. The pardessus is a short pelisse of water in a boat ; others waded through mid•deep
the fire-box end fire-bars fell from the engine, the trail; f -1 e appened, and t e presen !sgust appeared in the orchestra, and also at the conclusion of
Dividend Amount the fc
green satin, wadded, and lined with sarsenet. A close in water. The largo foundry of Messrs. Clayton
i being at the time in rapid motion, when the stoker, who, Olf ra.il way pri?perty consequently never haveexisted ; the concert. In addition to the commodious refresh- Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
) fitting corsage, with a double pelerine of moderate depth, Shuttleworth, and Co., is flooded ont, and the words
open on the bosom, and each fall bordered with a flat are temporarily stopped ; and it was only by extra- it seems, apprehended that the train would be over-
turned, suddeely jumped off the engine, and fell head- tti ra.i ways might have been completed, withcu.t dis- ment room which was opened last season, M. Jullien
ressing the holders, inasmuch as the generality of has this year provided a spacious reading saloon, bril- _ -
Annum. Share.
44 1
...,
SO
them are sound and
x s. d. X s. d veral
trimming of passementerie to c grespond. Wide sleeves, ordinary exertions at pumps that the workmen were
foremost upon the fire-box and bars. The engine- desirable investments. These liantly illuminated, on the tables of which are found all dank of Scotland
-4 hensi
rather more than cl,mi long, with deep cuffs cleft enabled to finith the casting of a giant twelve ton girder
driver, to whem great praise is due for his presence of gentlenrn have suited everything to their own pur- the London and provincial papers of repute, all the British Linen Company
AffOr4
excel
ad Or on each side and bordered to correspond with the ler the Gainsborough bridge. The rush of water down mind. remained at his Pest, and insteutly turning off the pose, without holding one single share-by spreading monthly and quarterly periodicals, besides a great variety Caledonian Bank
pelerines. The skirt, not quite a half-length, is open the Witham is ineruense; and as the strong stream daces
t.
teaM succeeded in stopping the train when only two of false reports in the public papers they induce the of German, French, Dutch, Indian, Italian, and Spanish ,?-4
tyydv'palteume:t
.5.. n.! 41,. ix mltt: g : g 1160 oe : I(2A efolsrez
f tile° from the waist, cleft at the bottom in four places, and up the utte ranee of the Sincil drain near Bardney, the he ei;gine wheels had been thrown off the line. For- timid to sell or buy-they " bull," they “bear," quote papers.
Commercial Bank •• •• 71. per cent. 500 0 0 100 0 0 149% of th
sao- of moderate fulness; two rows of pessementerie, placed water of the drain moves very sluggishly through the t
tunately p engers escaped unhurt. The stoker down stock or quote it up 'thout any transactions ....-- ... Eastern Bank.. -•• •• 61. per cent. 25 aOlO 0 0 91.105.
113° at a considerable distance from each other, encircle it to city, and consequently several days may elapse, even in all
thes
eseschless and his skull, forehead, and being done-the Ch ' wl.
Edinbis Glasgow Bank 61. per cent. 60 0 6• 0 6% espec
was taken
.up e yge t e first information ofcalls and R.OYAL LYCEUM TIIEATRE.-The following list of Exehangeßnk of Scot 6/. per cent. 100
40, 40) 5,7
(6) 1:0) 25 swig'
le WO the waist, and a single row goes up the corsage, which the event of a total cessation of rain, before those occu-
te,mples being drea u
p df 11 ' cut e w
,h as conveyed to the prepare the market accordingly-they allow theme fashionables have honoured this favourite theatre with r,f.al et io. I'. ael tra.Liempany
67:i ppeeir
eceenntt. 10 which
$0 0 0 10 0 0 -13%
b gOs is closed from the waist to the throat. Violet velvet pying low situations will be relieved from their unplea-
Nottingham Infir,mardy,ybut death soon put a period to selves 14 days to deliver stock after the settling day, kheir preeeeice during the past
_iweels :-Lord wynford, Kora! of Scotland Bank 7/.per cent: 20 0 0 6 II 0 3/.155. your
'll3° chapeau, a round, moderately open shape; the ieterior sant position; and it is much to be feared, unless great ased was named Thomas Cook, and merel
Ins suff.erings.
Jarquis ot allele:al, Lord W. Compton, Lord W. Chn- Iforth British Bank d - 80 90to 0 0 295. and I
ad° of the brim is trimmed on each side with half wreaths precautions are taken, that the long-continued damp and
ihe
e.ee r Nottingham, and ho has left y borrow the same when they are called
11)
he resided at Lenten, nea
oupaot.n to deliver-then they quote down ton, Lady R entwerth, Lady Webster, Countess of Mani itleaannis .ft 2c
coettliaann4 :17..11),eerr
nceenntt:
iloog g g In : : igu, whi.cl
I i'l9s of roses panaches and velvet brides, the exterior with a exhalations will generate fever and other malignant dis • lament their loss. He was the prices
It band of fancy trimming and a tuft of short feathers on eases. To prevent as far as possible such consequences, a_wife and two childien to 11 they catch the unhappy victims, who are forced CDheavrelnesinh
(iir"et'silstady
IlVhiita °nth, Ldady
lViney, Duke of Western Bank- -•• • • 8/. per cent. 80 0 0 SO 0 0 64% Indic,
3.
2s years of age. from circurnstanc T.,. n butrbne, Lori! 4. Abirecleeoericii Fge.
attancdl 14r.f: 121. per cent. g 1: : :
II g
93241 id vhiusmitagi
UPOn each side, both to correspond. Embroidered muslin the strictest attention should be paid to ventilation; the .
rday last an inquest was ~ . es to sell, thereby in their avarice Lennox Lord ..A. Fitza:larc'we' e
ot" collar, and edged cuffs with Valenciennes lace. cellar windows shuuld be left continually open, and PETERBOROUGH.-On Satu
the railway station, realising enormous fortunes without any risk or hold- B 'Ld A. I; °Lee ' or tra more, ady 8..
British GUarantee Ins. 10 0 0 1 0 0 98 Od
Y fel: MILLINERY AND LINGERIE.-Dinner canczou of em- during the day the windows and doors of upper apart- held at the Royal Oak Inn, near
the body of John ing whatever. The whele kin dorn cries aloud for a C:tc
eir ;la,
rt
12 c
(7
atarot a
suss ,uf
roiladrz?Tr,
ot, Lai_ Barao wn 1o w
, Caledonian Fire Disur. 101. pe-r cent. 100 0 0 le 0 6 21 melcii
Ole- broidered muslin, high at the back, descending en ceur meets should also be kept open, thet a regular current before Mr. Atkinson, coroner,
°lt'll din the morning reformation in this im ort tb g h f d d Laay Church of England Ins.
g. eceran ranc o money, share, Ernest Bruce, Lady Dillon, Sir John and Lady Kaye, c,ity of - 40 0 0 211 0 2
Glasgow Life 6l. per cent. 25 0 0 2 0 I 21. 4s
~ 1
0 tha in front, with a revers bordered with Brussels lace; it is , f air may carry as ay the exhalations which will begin Woods, of Woodstone, who wasbo
'du eand crushing him and stocksjobbin Ei y man, whether a holder of Earl of Verulum, Lord Rodney, Lady Paget, Lady Edinburgh Life Insur. 61. per cent. toe e 0 12 10 0 17
• Visi a round shape, closed in front by a ruw of coques of rose to rise directly the water has subsided. If precautions
ribbon, by an engine passing over hi y
frightfully. It appeared that the dechaeed was en engine- railway stock, a merch • CI 1 'II S. J al I- --'•
ant, or a tra.der, is more or less c ilir er red ir . re!, .
.Litlie e feivers,.Colodel Thornton, East of Scotland Life - 10 8 I 015 0 110.05
Eng. & Scot, Law Life 51. per cent. 60 0 0 217 6 46s 6d rm:
.TM terminated by floating ends; three rov.s of Brus- aif this kind are neglected, we fear that Emmy will have
' under an affected. The ha
Hon.. Mr. aercults Insurance Co. 7/. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 o le% 0..1,
ea 00, 1 sets lace, placed immediately oue above the other, com- to pay for their folly in illness and long doctors' bills, cleaner, and at the time of the accident was e
et
his individuals . y ve brought ruin on thousands of o one an ars. Grifht
.s, Mr. Villybois,
lloward, Hon. R. Petre, Sir A. and Laay Smythe, Sir R. Ensur. Co. ef Scetlnd • • 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 le 0 0 7 ncti.s
indes' plete the gurnature.
Stamford Mercury. engine unknown to any one, and the purpiolser
en ? by decoying them to take up railway
gine shares while the " b • , • Armstrong, Hon. Captain Ma nard Ifon. Mrs. and Life Assoc. of Scotland 4/. per cent. 18 0 0 10 0 , 11. 6s gular
il tbe Morning canezou, composed of cambric; it is of the CHARING-CROSS Hosnerare-The annual report of being there was not c !early explained. Anot
hich the • ' 'ce s d telling' mani.a was creatieg aficti-
Misses Ma nd II E U YI-I 'M S ' • Mercantile Life ...... - 10 0 0 010 0 4E. Od.
_.,.,., ~,
3 ar
~. o,n. ._ pton, on. r. pring Rice,
heart form, quite high; the front is decorated with ens- d was propelled gently adainst the one under w t ts.ou.s pri. an a national appetite for gambling. The Hg c National pro and Life Si. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 205.0 d reereeene(
ie, of I the committee of mane •ement of this cle rit w. ' .
broidery and lace; a double fell of the latter encircles the . ' ' Y as
I"e' 1. f"at ' an w s rac dat the moment that he a.-
triorui cm aep e , victims s!gned the deeds, arid bound themselves hand slb aptiin Gi uns,on, ir• Charles Marshall, lt
-Ir. Dyhe etorvli, 118eriTh
tlnrsr..t. 5:;, I.pr cent. 200
(41) : 2? : :
un.
oci nPalry,
yeeterday. It stated that during the year 12,092 indi-
capitainiCuteramgs, Hoh. A. V.ernon, Captain 's'i :, l. per cent. 10
throat. Green neck-knot.
ici, tempted to pass before the wheel, which moved on to Ins
and foot to pay calls, and at length, in their own due De Bartel' - scOrttish Llfeesanc7 ei: - 20 000 11 0 Is.
sullusis
;,..;veanst2sy.ersastt bnerr:
it 3. lri c v 11,5 tsliele,;
:rPeuZ Pf,;(l,ln ts, " Jack, take the ,
o I,nee B. Lenox, Ceptain Hamilton, A. Arch- ,
' Dinner cap of' tulle, an open thape, very full; trimmed body, but not over it: he cried out, time, these discreet and honest jobbers and Jews deckne,'E(':- sget. Mas. aad G en. Life -
2111 : : :I: : if;..°Ods horted
.
in the interior only with flowers.
engine off !" which was done immediately, but teo late
begin to " bear " the market, and down goes the LORD Atirou.'s STAT.!, Coacu -Sir James Duke z,
,tont.t‘tas
thdl_Ttrirt):.l.n.s.r.i.ee 6o;ii.lr.
eprreceenntt..
50 0 0 4 s • _ _
Bii apartzx
; the
10 937 out- patients, many of whom were visited by the
IPf . Evening cap of falonde lace, a new shape ,• the garniture rn,'2.dical officers at the patients' own hou-e and the to save his life. Verdict, " Accidental death, owing in a
stocls--every call the poor affrighted sufferer pays, his the Loi d May or elect, griv'e to Me;sre. Laurie and Mar! United Dep.
, Assurance 51. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 ,122.04 of epic]
18 composed of roses pant:relies, partly veiled by the blonde. •• ater onion wer-• rest asure to want of caution on the part of tbe de-
property lessens in value, he is entangled in the web ner the conan ssion to build his state coach. It is of a The
dt, h 1 I ' '
()I; ) ea ti. .
egeraesaetdm.de
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bohm DnEss.-Pomona green levantine robe; it is a I'reFALLPS OF CLIFF AT Lincoln Mercury.
bishop,
if °, ' new shade of the colour; tho corsage close fitting and ovEhR.-1 Tldre continued wet
ER mrsTanErr Fon AN " IRISH of ruin, until him.s.elf a.nd fam. lly are blotted out from
bvery. chaste,an..d clegfrant dcderhiptioin,
asimilar.to tihrosfe used
Dividend Amount ,
orders;
00.
and boisterous state of the w Aar OPERA DANC
111 society. I would venture to y !•he preshea, hieri s, vvine vie la occasion e ore to
quite high, is trimmed down the front with velvet 'enacts
ei,:sasionn,eicaorgnestqdueraaabtle
de ballet of a respectable poeition
Name of Company. A perm.
‘hoafre. Paid. Price. ~ 0,
rui,chief in this neighbourhoecanti beyr REBELI"-Monsieur Silvain, one of the corps
I.lotice. It 18 painted a rich lake, arid has emblazoned on
I of the same colour; they are arranged in close coques,
t. medy-let the Government at once sweep
I ti .; of beach to be taken from the hay, and displacing
itnhe ItaliaAni Opera, wtas adrresthedf by the police of K.en- suggeSe
it the City arms and s.upporters, the,arins of the spec- --------- - plague
11 athreese money changers and Jews, and appoint
x. B. el. X. s. d.
OW with a steelpuckle in the centre of each rimed; this 1:I .bl k f t d f
obstina
facie:makers (to sehich comparriy Sir James Duke bed .
see' trimming is continued down the front of the skirt. :The Zs:woarlenlr,ezrrekraz te
rviaorks ?arrying on
e.mtnao=l.aylat.s
t,i, un,.aer: t
tietialliingadrat her curfiooums o.ut
a'd men of integrity, to carry on the purchases
tustralian Agriculturl - 100 0 0 30 0 0 -
icIA- . Tight sleeves, opening in the herse-shoe form at the 0
bmioeukceotseut.opareiscodf I
scoenameefriernds sixdp
til.cliae uritrticiarrhiagez._ funs.... 11. 4s. 10 0 0 1
100 Co - tlacesttiiini
the other morning to find that a lareg Bi.ntry, where he haid)Pbeen on a visit vvith - alles of the kingdom, so that no jobbing margins cas,?s, Tri.(ei h
p lisn t Psl.lll..reabilme. 'thiVtetOifixalicfaeneamr
elk° bottom. Muslin under sleeves, trimmed with lace.
an sai
ted.
let them be put on their oath, the name
Gi. per cent. 100 0 0 32 10 0 ---- Eerie;
ate about four tons weight, had, by the violence of 'the to Kentnare, and was about to proceed then'ce to Einar-
cloth is sear':t embrltered' :ith g%(ld. olouraell silk Canada' ... •• -..• • ..
be poc te
9reen velvet casawecic, lined with light green satin; it
Uppr Crada Bonds
351.rer cent. -
fer storm, been rolled over from the platform nearly into the ncy, having taken his seat and had his luggage packed chaser and seller be exchanged the day the with frin ,e 'and hr•i th gt
tell Cit arms' e - 82
miser-
of the pir
is very open on the bosom. The basquine is moderatel
ceeirrhee
la,/ s I
p re also '6oltririen.Cneesr•iii;r•s•i•ni. bi. AI Qt.. 100 0 0 70 0 I - ness aat
al' Y Fe% Falls of cliff at the back of Snargate-street and at on the mail ear for that purpose, when he was suddenly takes place, and let all stock be delivered surrounettel b th al%e s'udnorde°r
th° deep, and rounded in front. The sleeves are of an easY Eastcliff have taken place without injuring any one; arrested by a pair of constables. Monsieur at once trneactien
(..i
rs from the day of purchase without of a ver • elys eted ti
21
tion The whole-is a very Gen. Revers. & Invest. sp. c.& bs, 2/ 100 e 8 'lOO 0 0 ---
width at the upper part, and rather wide et the bottom; but some premises were damaged, and we fear should called on the police to produce a warrant, or give some within six
a3ttlin day at all. The • ' t f ' (Fel 'ff • sgand 1 eseir) p .
h dmired b all who &imitable Rever.srenry 51. pr cent. 100 0 0 ;100 • 0 92 of
an
the whole is trimmed with a double velvet rouleau. the wet weather continue, much longer to hear 'of other explanation of their conduct, when he was coolly M- having any se . g
' sufficientl e
.d impor ance o shp.en i a. air, an las een muc a y
vi ent---.--let een it.
a mall ave s , , 141,0enn.Setnea N
d InmstitauTitigeantio.n 11. es. 15 0 0 14 0 • 64%
- /..Ingel
Muslin under-sleeves. Lace collar and ruffles. Cap of cliff falls of a more serious nature.-Kentish Observer. formed that he just answered the description given in the last suggestion is
er transYact• day the Lord Mayor eenimarSe Orient.Stm. 8/. per cent. 50 -0
0 50 -0
0 -15'04 n
t eeses t.
tulle bouillene, a small, round, close shape, trimmed WINDSOR, FRIDAY EvERING.-.llis Royal High- the Hue and Cry of Mr. J. H. Dunne. The portmanteau duty be paid for. tv u y ion which shall be AN Sli:),ls -HtoUf SE.
-l-Feensteterrtainment to the ward cif relisrinment. Soc. 4%1. pr cent. 100 e 0 100 0 0 --% NVoi
teet
a the exchange, and I would gave a‘n.the gain.,
I..resdiet,
eSet. pr cent. 100 0 0 60 0 0 4214
at the sides with choux of' pale pink ribbon. White ness the Prince Coneort, attended by Colonel Bouverie, of M. Silvain was then opened, and a number of papers done, within or wit 0
d) Covers were laid for Solt% A:stragr -• '
th. b queenint e ( ne. or s ip's war .
, admisE
01 brides.
furthermore suggest (as . is ranch of money, stock, ii. pershare.
_25 0 0 25 0 0 -
er tO the Norfolk Farm, this morning, on a shoot- found therein was carefully examined in the presence
r ratifying to the Van Dleman's La•n•d• • '
;Leta
blXty five,. and it ?must have been sette, g
ioo 00i23 0 0 - O'CIOCI3
MORNING DRESS. -Light green cashmere robe ; a high riiiele(!ee,o(:
ursion. Sir Edw. 13uwater and Capt. Buckle of a sub-inspector and some other functionary ; but and share dealing is so important) the propriety of
i(ed the coneratu- universal Satrage•. :: _
ice°
y were
25 001 i 0 0 - missio]
cjoso corsage, terminated by a bra,squine ; it is not very a's% in attendance in the inail-plieetoe. The Duke of nothing of a treasonable character was discovered. The enrolling and licensing all brokers throughout the wo•rthy chew. magidsttrate troedh atroo Fe_.
as
t.
ey
h we're sO ..-.....
on;
charge
"eePe and is cleft at each side. light sleeves a three- Cambridge was also invited to join the Prince in this ex- Police observed that this was very stiange ; but Mon-
tr • let them pay a sum not exceeding ten hlationsl of hltis waire
netndeGoss
_nhia
i 'neat speech, cons-
} 0'
colm
BANK OF ENGLAND. not be,
earticie .i. r.t, p y
oh gauartr length ; deep open cuffs. The front of' the cor- cursion, hut the Royal Duke, contrary to his former sieur remarked that he did not concur in that opinion,
y ' earl.r, protect the brokers, give them various ciLumstances vrhich have
and tl
Bge is trimmed in the stomacher style, with flat bands of habits, declined the invitation; alleging, it is said, that, as he had never been connected with any political as- gumeasndy 1 menit: d
tuhpeor)irez t
may
oralty, and assured his Lordshi
purnFarnotmto labs t ntight's Gazette.)
oss
regulations, and a respectable profession P Au Account, tively I
dark gre f
En ancy silk trimmings ; they are contihued independently of the damp weather, it was getting ra. sociation in this country. The constables then referred I
ru_eis a mhar eh
A 7th and Bth of Victoria, cap. 32 for
fed - down -t
onc established. I repeat, again do all id
Of' Queenhithe felt jiietly proud of their
wi ,be at t at t e war the Week ending on Saturday, the 28th day of October, 1848. '
eat : lie front of tho shirt, but reserved. A single ther too late in the day fur him to enjoy field sports as to the Rue and Cry, and protested that Monsieur Sil- I e h calls will b -' • d ided over this groat city during issus DEPAnTssaNT
VIO
band borders the cuffs and the basquine. Pink satin he used to do His 1403 al Ilighress, shortly after the vain's eyes were exactly such as those described in one these things, and te, _ e regularly paid, and alderman, who ha pree _
d h d discharged the 4* • X.
01
eut prices a year of no common difficelty, an .a.
diapease ; the exterior is trimmed with white lace, Prince Consort.and attendants had left the Castle, drove of " the gems" of that publication. This the prisoner railways will be eastly,made, and the pres
Notes i55ued.......• 26,608,155 Government debt •• 11,015,100 last thi
0'
duties attendant upon his high office in. a. manner which
Blightly intermixed with pink ribbon ; pink brides. over to Frogrnore Lodge, with the Duchess, to visit her denied, adding that Mr. Dunne's eyes were set down as of shares and stocks assume a proper value. Trade
Other securities .... 2,984.900 lasted,
not only to the citizens of London
Ile
gave entire satiefaction,
Gold coin and bullion 12,100,246
„,,„ solith-)
fig Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent. Though the black, whilst ids (M. Silvain's) were bluish greed, After will be restored and the country again flourish ; for it Th .dfQ Ifhh'
Luc at large. e war o ueen it ead Silver bullion •• •• •• 597”'" in the
but to the. pu
ae SITTINGS AND DIVISIONS OF THE lIOtSP. OF COM- floods in this vicinity have somewhat abated since Wed- a detention of about an hour and a half, and a careful cannot be expected but that the frighful, although
ations of his Lordship, when he en- _____
ea
,!°/18--Returns moved for lest session by,Mr. Brother- riesday morning, the turnpike road between Datchet and Perusal of his passport by some of " the authorities," M. artificial depreciation of so vast an amount of property formed higli. esorpeccet
ffi from his vvell-known chara.cter fur £26,608,155 X 26,608,155 slate, b
Id. MARSHALL, ChlefCashier• was cal
ito i'un, M.P., and ordered by the House of CWIRMOII2 to be Windsor is still impassable for the omnibuses, and Silvain was released from captivity, and permitted to go must fall heavily not, 1
otly on thoie who possess that tdere.d.upoLi
sstraiehlforwardness, and he could now say Dated the 2d day of November, 1848. the bac
98, -Printed on the sth September, show that the total number steam-boats are in requisition for the conveyance of his way, rejoicing that his eyes were not like the optics
stock, but also on those with whom they are in the theaTtlhoehir expectarions had been more than fully realised; BANKING DEPARTMENT.
10 ni hours during which the House of Commons eat in the railway passengers from the Datchet terminus to the of Mr. J. H. Dunne.-Freenzan's Journal
ng in trade and commerce. Do all this d that if the city of London looked upon his Lordship p , X. X. wreck.
habit of
fiddealine w
pier he
be gesaion of 1847-48 amounted to 1,407 i; and the number foot of Windsor bridge. The inhabitants of Eton have FATAL ACCIDEN T.-On Saturday last an inquest ill be restored. It is ob ' han
1-, h f t hi 4 maeistrates, tbe ward a Rreostirte.to_rs.capital:: Ig:TIE Gotz=tdinsgeLueli
aril con en !ions t e as among tee est o ler ca. a
they st
,t, of hours after midnight to 136.1. The(number of entries been much inconvenienced by the flood, many of the was held at the Round Inn, Brierley-hill, before Thomas d railway shares of th. ghtened Quee.nh.ith. e could,boast o a
f havincs one of the most able Public deposits On- Weight Annuity).. 12,950,012
el In the votes of each day's proceedings amounted to houses of the main street having their cellars filled with Moss Phillips, Esq., on the body of Thomas Cooke, price of stocks an b
much longer andel; et!? chiding Exchequer, Other securities .... 10,889,084 captair
of 10,412. The total number of days on which the Hon. water to their very ceilings. etoker, aged 34, who met with his death upon the rail- kingdom, cannot _?.
practices of th . e control, and judicious aldcrnien.
e jobbers and CuARTIST TOWN COUNCILLORS.- -Amongst the e Commissioners of
r- National Debt Say- Notes •••••••• • • •• •• 8,018,165 which
Gold and silver cola- 664,981 was se'
Rouse sat amounted to 170, and the average time per PRINCE IVINDISCIIGRATZ.-Prinee Winclischgratz, road which runs from the Level New Furnaces, in the caprice, and gamb.l g
1 min ito flee eth h iffice of tom*. councillor forpthe hip-banks, an,clDl-
- and un- sons elected to 1 o c
crane.
al diem to Bh. 161 min. The total number of divisions the Generalissimo of tho Austrian troops is exceedingly parish of Ringswinford, to the Old park, in the parish Jews, whose So.e st-s- -s . c- - 8 11.11wa
of Leeds, on Wednesday last, was Mr. Joseph 0
tvhiedrendedpeaseietrnts) ....
120,96191;41g
same ti
01 daring the session 1847.48 amounted to 255, of which rich, and descends on the maternal side 'from the eel°. of Dudley. From the evidence of William Hinett, fortunate. Legislative
.interf.erence is loudly called borough .
tley, the pro osed c erd
an.k.ate Seyen day and other tO sea.
de . 190 were on public matters before midnight, and 42 on brated Wallenstein. He is chivalrous and of the greatest engine-driver to the Right Hon, Lord ward, it appears for. Will the great railway interests of this country Barker, printeir,
eif t lii-l'iTi I°lr b e rem e m b id
040 754
harbou
e- public matters after midnight. bravery; and his devotion to the Imperial family is un- that the unfortunate man was upon the top of the tender
~ stand these robberies much longer ? Will they suffer for Bolton, moles,
edit;ous conspire., ere , Was arrested Dills•• •• •• •• •• .... 1„
______
y 0(7 the eve of the £32,522,245 432,522,248 the wi
of JuvErann OFFENDERS. - His Royal Highness limited, although he has instituted a process against that when his head came in collision with the bridge, which their property to be so rmeghly handled ? Certainly on 11% chargal Bk ' tf -
election. r. ir er was pu or war by the Char- m. MARSIIALL, Chief Cashier. W oUld
eg Prince Albert has given a further mark of his interest family for the renewed of the nsme and restoration of threw bim off, when two of the waggons loaded with not, while honest indignation can find a voice.
tists of the Ilelbeck Ward. In the. West Ward also the Dated the 2d day of November, 1848.
Downs
03 in the reformation of juvenile offenders, by consenting the property of Wallenstein. At the heed of the Grand coal passed over his neck, which completely severed his I am, Sir, your obedient servant, Chartists succeeded in electing olio of the councillors, -
;'0 \ to lay the first stone of the New Farm School, which Duke Constantine's regiment of cuirassiers he greatly head from his body, The deceased was a very steady
E t r June 27, 1848. SEMPER FIDELIS. but in the South Ward Mr. Datker's brother, who -- It is SO
BOTANICAL SOCIETY Or LONDON. The usual the wir
of the Philanthropic Society are now establishing at Pot- distinguished himself on seteral occaions, in 1814, and man, and knew his business well as stoker. No blame xe e ,
,--------_______
stood on the same interest, was defeated.
le ter's Bar, near Barnet. The society's present se stem of was decorated %him the cross of Maria Theresa for re- can be attached to any one; the engine was not going
monthly meeting of this society was held last evening, take of
it' instruction and cmPloYna,4lt, as carried On in their sisting successfully for three hours, in a pass, a.foree of more than four Or five miles an hour.-ll'orcester A young map 'n passing through one of the roads INCORPORATION OF NORTII r 3
if
A hburton 1 • e , . HIELDS.-The peti- at the society's rooms, 20, Bedford-street, Strand. J. E. mense
...tout nal. at the west en o s , ast week, perceived a tion tO the Queen tor Jhe incorporation of tho bo- Gray Esq., F.R.S., President, in the chair Various which
0 schools in St. George's-fields, will be modified in two quadruple strength. Windischgratz is about rexty-teo
0 :102porta
nt respects in the Farm School, field labour and years of age. 1 ! AUSTRALIAN WHEAT.-The vessel Chaseley, ar- couple of hawks in the hedgerow in full combat. He
k off his co t
a and put it on them and rough of TYllemonth has receiv'id nearly 1,000 sig- donations were announced, including a valuable collec- they h'
natures. The ratepayers of the out-di . ' f the tion of s ecimens from the Az
strict o p . _ ores, presented by T. C. this vda
0 tardening being introduced fel- the occupation and in- LANDLORD PROSPECTS IN IRELAND.-An extract rliv1:110 frhaa Sydney, New South Wales, has brought imuredieseliy hi
h ts(i),•ithout injury. Their talons were o drml I' mentery borough are opposdn mate
par m
.“. . ,
~
g the measure; but Hunt, Esq., her Majesty's consul at St. Michael's. In
a ustrial training of the boys, and the plan of domestic of a letter, dated Erne-hill, county of Cavan, October 30,
.• , bf.si.g,s 9f wheat as a.portion of her cargo. This ar- ssecudre.cl
aoch other that eventually one must has falley
have bo
d itss_esoeiation and management, which has proved so sue- says-" The Colonel knows little of the presene state of rival o I,..ain from the distant colony mentioned is of in- 1 n - n the opposition is A cak, and will not retard the pro- this collection were_four specimens not before ascertained
I ttxTeiCLllMn eto his autagouist.-E.uter Gazette. ve
erracca a the charter.---5,,,,i,..r..___ , - _ _
terest.
v sful at blettray and other continental schools of re- this unhappy country. Thu tenants aro lunnuig away

of
Company,••• , tip.elr7s. 170
4.1f0 3 1
Paid.
I Price.
tY:n: NameW.A.TER.-WORZEBe
Dividend Amount
.Annum. Share.
11 Birmingham. •• .• - x s. d. A s. d.
18s. 25 0 0 28 • 0 -
East London.... -- - 81. 100 0 0 - 172
1. Grand Junction - .• 2L 106. 41 13 4 it
' Kent......... ••• • • • 31.105. 100 0 0 - - 15 New Rivr Lndn 2l. 10s. -
55
.-
, Vauxhall .•• . - .............Si. per cnt. 100 0 0 - West Middlesex .. . 61.05. pr ent. - _
dll7
n INSURANCE COMPANIES,
Dividend .Amount
e Name of Company. per of Paid. Price
Annum. Share. A
s. d. 4 s. d.
~. Albion .. •• •• •• ••• • • • 31. 10s. 500 0 0 50 0 0 75
' Alliance Brit. and For. GL per cent. 100 0 0 11 0 0 17
Ditto Marine. •• -• • 61. per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0
i Atlas 138.6 d. pr sh. 60 0 0 5 British Commercial • 7s.per share 50 0 0 i
0 0 6 8 -
. Clericl,Med.& Gen. Life 6pr ct.& bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 1-2
County .......... •• • • 31.100 0 0 le 0 0 -
Crown ........ -•• • • 142. 50 0 0 bee 12
eagle 6s. 50 0 0 50 I 6
Eng.& Scot. Law - - 51. per cent. 20 0 0 212 6 -
European Life ...• • • 5% per cent. 20 0 0 All paid. -
Family Endowmr t Soc. 41. & be. 100 0 0 4 0 0
Freemasons' .•••••• • • 61. per cent. 20 0 0 3 0 0 -
Globe ..... ...... •• .• 61. per cent. Stock. - 114
Guardian .......• .• • • 51. per cent. 100 0 0 36 10 0 41% ,
Imperial Fire -..• • • • 121. per cent. 500 0050 0 I tl2 lmperial Life l2s. 100 0 0 10 0 0 14% ,
Indemnity Marine •. • • 11. sh. & bs. 100 0 0 513 1 -
Law Fire - 100 0 0 210 0 - 4
Law I ife.. --•• • • - 11. 16s. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - (
Legal and General Life - 50 0 0 2 0 0 41 10s•
London Fire los. 25 0 0 12 10 0 13 '
London Ship • los. 25 0 0 12 10 0 13 I
marine ••- 100 0 0 15 0 0 - I
Sled. Invlid& Gen. Life 43 1. per et. 50 0 0 20 0 2%
National Lean Fund 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 -
National Life. - 1
Palladium Life 5l. per cent. 50 0 0 2 0 0 2 4
Pelican - - - - 1
Pnconix • - -
-Pr otector Life.... • -5/. per cent. 20 0 0 1 0 0 -
Provident Life-- - IL ss. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 2614 !
Flock Life ...... .. .... 4s. 20 0 010 0 4% i
Royal Exchange Si. per cent. Stock. - -
San Fire. - -
Ditto Life . 11. 6s. - - -
Universal Life..... •• . 10% pr ult. 100 0 0 9A 0 25 4
Vidtoria Life . - - 40 0 - i
DOCKS. i
Dividend Amount1
Name of Company per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share. i
A s. d. A s. d. I
Commercial .... •• - 4/. per cent. Stock. - -
East and West India... 61. pr cent. Stock. - -
East Country • ...• •• . 255. per sh. 100 0 0 - 21 1
London ...... ••• • • . 51. pr cent. Stock. - 103 i
Ditto Bonds.. ••• • • • 41. per cent. - - - 4 St• Katharine .... •• - 4 per cent. Stock. - 70
Ditto 80nd5.... - - 4341. pr cent. - - - 1
Southampton ••- •• - 21. per cent. 50 0 0 50 I I - 6
S
GAS-X.IGNT AND CORE COMPANIES. t
Dividend Ameuxt s
/Tame of Company. per of Paid. I Price. v
Annum. Share. fi
£. 2. d. £. 2. d. b
Sritish ........ •• .... 11. 40 0 0 18 8 0 16 b
Ditto Provincial- - 11. is. 20 0 I 19 IP 0 23 el
Bristol ........ ••• • •• 101. per cent. 20 0 0 - - AI
.......• •• .. bl. per cent. 20 0 0 - 16
City of London ...... 101. 100 0 0 ISO 0 0 250 Cil
ContinentalConaolidat. 925. pr share, 60 I 0 39 5 0 - se
Ditto, New ...... •• 85s. pr share! 50 • I 37 le 0 - in
Equitable- ...... •• • • 452. pr share; be 0 0 50 11 I 36
Imperial ........ •• .• 6/. per cent. 80 e e be e e 68 at
Independent ....... • • 61. per cent. 40 41 0 40 I 0 64 if
L0nd0n........ -- _ - 60 0050 • 0 -p(
- 60 • • 50 • -
Phcenix . .... • ....... 51. per cent. SO 0 0 40 0 0 31 CC
Ratcliff .... • ........ W. 100 0 0 90 e 5 75 15
United General ...• • • 4%1. pr cent. 60 0 0 60 I 0 12% al
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CHARTIST TOWN COUNCILLORS.--Amongst the per-
sons elected to the office of towit councillor for the
on Wednesday last, was Mr. Joseph
boroughßarker, printer, of Wortley, the proposed candidate
for Bolton, whe, tremembered, was arrested
i will be
on a charge of seditious conspirwty on the eve of the
election. Mr. Barker was put for ward by the Char-
tists of the Iltlheck I%7ard. In the, West Ward also the
.
Chartists succeeded electing 0110 of the councillors,
but in the South I\ aid ALr. Ilatker's brother, who
stood on the same interest, was defeated.
INCORPORATION OF NORTH r3UIELDS.—The peti-
tion to the Queen for ,the incorporation of the bo-
rough of Tyuemonth has rcceiv,id nearly 1,000 sig-
natures. The ratepayers of the out-district of the
parliamentary
borough are oppos;mg the measure; but
the opposition is weak, and will not retard the pro-
gress of the charter.—Sunderland Herald.

A young man, in passing through one of the roads
at the west end of Ashburton, last week, perceived a
couple of hawks in the hedgerow in full combat. He
immediately took off his coat and put it on them, and
secured both without injury. Their talons were so firmly
fixed in each other that eventually one must have fallen
a victim to his antagonist.--Exeter Gazette.

BOTANICAL SOCIETY Or LONDON.—The usual
monthly meeting of this society was held last evening,
at the society's rooms, 20, Bedford-street, Strand. J. E.
Gray, Esq., F.P►.S., President, in the chair. Various
donations were announced, including a valuable collec-
tion of specimens from the Azores, presented by T. C.
Hunt, Esq., her Majesty's consul at St. Michael's. In
this collection were four specimens not before ascertained
to grow in those isles.

THE CHOLERA,
The College of Physicians have published the fol-
lowing recommendations on the subject of cholera :
' The Royal College of Physicians of Lonion, feeling
that on the re-appearance of epidemic cholera in Eng-
land the public may naturally look to them for advice
and guidance, have deemed it proper to appoint a cho-
lera committee, composed of physicians who hold im-
_ portant offices in the metropolitan hospitals, or who had
extensive experience of the disease at its last visitation,
1" to consider what measures it is expedient to adopt with
a view of preventing the spread of the disease, and of
otherwise mitigating its evils.
The committee thus formed have, in compliance e ith
the wish of the college, drawn up the following remarks
and instructions, for the information of the public:—
I. Cholera appears to have been very rarely communi-
cated by personal intercourse ; and all attempts to stay
its progress by cordons of quarantine have failed. From
these circumstances the committee, without expressing
any positive opinion with respect to its contagious or
non contagious nature, agree in drawing this principal
conclusion, that in a district where cholera prevails no
appreciable increase of danger is incurred by ministering
to persons affected with it, and no safety afforded to the
community by the isolation of the sick.
2. The disease has almost invariably been most de-
structive in the dampest and filthiest parts of the town
, it has visited. The committee would, therefore, urge on
the public authorities the propriety of taking immediate
steps to improve the state of sewers and drains, to cover
those which are open, and to remove all collections of
decaying vegetable and animal matter from the vicinity
- of dwellings. They would also impress on individuals,
especially of the poorer classes, the great importance of
well airing their rooms, and of cleanliness in both their
dwellings and persons.
3. A state of debility or exhaustion, however pro-
duced, increases the liability to cholera. The committee,
therefore, recommend all persons during its prevalence
to live in the manner they have hitherto found most con-
ducive to their health; avoiding intemperance of all
kinds, and especially the intemperate use of ardent
spirits and other intoxicating liquors. A sufficiency of
nourishing food ; warm clothing, and speedy change of
damp garments; regular and sufficient sleep; and avoid-
ance of excessive fatigue, of long fasting, and of exposure
to wetand cold, more particularly at night, are important
means of promoting or maintaining good health, and
thereby afford protection against the cholera.
The committee do not recommend that the public
should abstain from the moderate use of well-cooked
green vegetables, and of ripe or preserved fruits. A
certain proportion of these articles of diet is, with most
persons, necessary for the maintenance of health; and
there is reason to fear that, if they be generally abstained
from, now that the potato crop has in great measure
failed, many persons, especially amongst the poor in
large towns, will fall into that ill-condition which in its
highest degree is known as scurvy, and that they will in
consequence be the readier victims of cholera. The com-
mittee likewise think it not advisable to prohibit the use
of pork or bacon, or of salted, dried, or smoked meat or
fish, which have not been proved to exert any direct in-
fluence in causing this disease. Nothing promotes the
spread of epidemic diseases so much as want of nourish-
ment, and the poor will necessarily suffer this want if
they are led to abstain from those articles of food on
whic
nd h,
forfromsubsi theste ir
comparative cheapness, they mainly
1., pe
de`
!71 On the whole, the committee advise persons living in
districts in which cholera prevails to adhere to that plan
of diet which they have generally found to agree with
4• them, avoiding merely such articles of food as experience
may have taught them to be likely to disorder the
stomach and bowels.
1% 4. The committee are unable to recommend an uniform
plan of treatment to be adopted by the public in all
cases of looseness in the bowels, supposed to be premo-
nitory of cholera. It is, doubtless, very important that
such ailments should be promptly attended to ; but
since they may arise from various causes, of which a
ot medical man can alone judge, the committee deem it
safer that persons affected with them should apply at
once for medical assisance, than that they should indis-
criminately use, of their own acccrd, or on the sugges-
tion of unprofessional persons, powerful medicines in
large and frequently repeated doses. Should the loose-
• ness of the bowels be attended with feelings of great ex-
haustion and chilliness, the person should, of course, be
placed in a warm bed, and the usual mears of restoring
warmth to the body be assiduously employed, until pro-
fessional advice can be obtained.
5. In order that the poor may have the means of ob-
taining such assistance promptly, the Committee recom-
mend that the proper authorities shonld at once establish
dispensaries in those parts of the town which are remote
from the existing medical institutions ; and that they
should also take steps to provide distinctcholera hospitals,
which it will require some time to organize, and which
they believe will be found to be absolutely necessary,
should the epidemic prevail in this metropolis with a se-
verity at all approaching that which it manifested on its
first appearance in England. The committee wish it to
be clearly understood that they do not recommend the esta-
blishment of such cholera hospitals on the ground of
effecting the separation of the sick from the healthy,
and of thus preventing the spread of the dis-
ease; but solely in order that, should the epidemic prove
severe, proper attendance and prompt treatment may be
insured for the sufferers from cholera among the poorest
and most destitute class. The existing hospitals, even
if the authorities should consent to the admission of
persons ill of cholera, could not furnish the requisite ac-
commodation, unless they were shut against persons
labouring under other severe diseases; a measure which,
at the approach of winter especially, would add much to
the distress of the poor.
6. In: conclusion, the committee would urge on the
rich, who have comparatively little to fear for them-
selves, the great duty of generously and actively minis-
tering to the relief of the poor while the epidemic pre-
vails; bearing in mind that fuel, warm clothing, and
sufficient nourishment, are powerful safeguards against
the disease.
They deem it most desirable that the parish autho-
rities should at once improve the diet and increase
the comforts of the poor under their charge, and that
the wealthy should form societies for the supply of
food, clothing, and fuel, to those who, though not pau-
pers, still need charitable assistance in the present
emergency.
Such measures, which it is the duty of those pos-
sessed of power and wealth to adopt, would, the com-
mittee believe, if liberally carried out, deprive the cholera
of half its victims.
JOHN AYRTON PARIS, President.
FRANCIS HAWKINS, Registrar.
College of Physicians, Oct. 28.

Yesterday ten new cases of cholera, of which six
proved fatal, were reported in the metropolis.
His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury has issued
the following letter to the clergy of his province:—
" Lambeth Palace, Nov. 2.
" Rev. Sir,—The re-appearance of the cholera in se-
veral parts of the kingdom has excited a general appre-
hension lest this country, which has been mercifully
excepted from the political and social evils prevailing
elsewhere, should still suffer the Divine judgment in the
form of pestilence. I wish, therefore, to direct the use
of the prayer appointed for such cases in the Liturgy,
especially if the disease should appear in your own
neighbourhood. It will also be proper, in the way
which may appear most suited to the circumstances of
your parish, to exhort your people to repentance
and humiliation, duties necessary at all times, and for
which there is too much reason, both nationally and
individually, and to which we are especially called by
visitations such as famine and pestilence, which baffle
human skill and power, and can only be averted by the
merciful providence of an Almighty Father.
"I am, Rev. Sir, your faithful friend and brother,
"J. B. CANTUAR.

" P.S.—Since writing 'the above I have received a
communication from theßoard of Health, desiring me
to remind the parochial clergy of the important be-
nefits which they may render to their people by a re-
gular visitation of their respective districts, for the pur-
pose of enforcing cleanliness, ventilation, and strict tcm-
perance. Public measures can only be applied exter-
nally, and will be of little avail if unwholesome or in-•
sufficient diet (which the wealthier classes should be ex-
horted to provide against), or if close and over-crowded
apartments expose tho inhabitants to the first attacks
of epidemic disease."
The following is the prayer alluded to by the Arch-
bishop, and the use of which by the clergy his Grace
:
"0, Almighty God, who in thy wrath didst send a
plague upon thine own people in the wilderness, for their
obstinate rebellion against Moses and Aaron, and also in
the time of King David didst slay with the plague of
pestilence three score and ten thousand, and yet remem-
bering thy mercy didst save the rest, have pity upon us
miserable sinners, who are now visited with great sick-
ness and mortality, that like as thou didst then accept
of an atonement, and didst command the destroying
Angel to cease from punishing, so
,it may now please
thee to withdraw from us this plague and grievous sick-
ness, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen."
WooLwica, Nov. 3.—There has been one new case of
admission to the convict hospital-ship up to twelve
o'clock to-day, and one death. The total number of ad-
missions to the present date is 48; deaths, 16 ; dis-
charged as recovered, 18; convalescent, 10. There has
not been a single case from the Warrior convict-ship,
and the inhabitants of the town and parish are compara-
tively healthy.

VIOLENT STORM AT RAMSGATE.—On Wednesday
last this town was visited with a storm, which, while it
lasted, was very violent. It came up suddenly from the
south-west, and while at its height, ahout nine o'clock
in the morning, a small smack, a Welchman, laden with
slate, bound to Newcastle, in making for the harbour
was carried past the entrance, and ran ou the sand at
the back of the east pier, and has since became a total
wreck. Assistance was immediately rendered by the
pier heavers, and by means of ropes and crane baskets,
they succeeded in rescuing the crew, consisting of the
captain, two men, and a boy, from a watery grave, in
which effort we believe one of the men rendering aid
was severely injured by having his jaw broken by the
crane. Another vessel struck on the sands about the
same time, but succeeded in getting off; and was blown out
to sea. Several large ships at the same time passed the
harbour with signals flying. It is supposed that, had
the wind continued so high throughout the day, there
would have been a great Lloss to the shipping in the
Downs, which were riding very uneasy at their anchors.
is some time since we have witnessed such a gale ;
the waves were terrific, and the tide very high. The
take of herrings during the last week has been
mense ; some boats have brought in eight or ten lasts,
which have in some instances fetched 81. a last, and
they have been retailed in the streets at GO for ls. Of
this vast quantity as many as 30 tons have been trans-
mitted to London by rail per night. Some of the boats
have been very unfortunate in losing their nets, owing to
the roughness of the a ?a Herald.