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..i., Albert walked this morning on the Eastern T race
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His Royal Highness Prince Albert rode out this ,
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The Earl of Liverpool is expected to arrive at the .
JANUAR Y 19) 1848. [PN ICE iD. Castle this evening, on a visit to her Majesty.
The royal dinner party at the Castle this evening ,i
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will include her Royal Highness the Duchess
of Athlone, in the diocese of COUNT MONTALEMBERT AND of Kent, the Lady in Waiting on the Duchess of j 1
gown, per the Rev. Thomas LORD PALMERSTON. Kent, the Baroness de Speth, and the Earl of
m Prince Edward's Island, (From the Constitutionnel.) - Liverpool.
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, 1051. M. de Montalembert, in the interest of the Jesuits, The band of the Royal Regiment of Horse Guards
has endeavoured to resuscitate prejudices and passions attend during dinner. The Queen's private band
.RINE DOCKS. against England. Greece is the theatre which .he will attend the remainder of the evening in the Castle.
f the proprietors of the St. has selected to show Lord Palmerston pursuing with A
Philip
as
e, h r . deputationlia n fromk e y Provosti)aisley,Mconsisting
and of Mr.
i
aid yesterday at the Dock- ardour the ruin of French influence, and if necessary,
tercira,N,atatdheanniontnteer.vniefficte•es.vith Sir George Grey yes-. :1 le purpose of declaring a divi- by the ruin of Greece. He has represented him as
mded the 31st of December paying for the revolt of Grivas, loading the Gresk
ttorney-.G enerel had an interview with the
Government with reproaches the most severe and the
Chancellor t;
of the Exchequer, yesterday, at his
he chairman of the company, least merited, and causing, by the anxiety which he
prepared for him, the death of M. Uoletti. With
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in il residencen inn Downing-street.
the notice for convening the the exception of the last allegetion, which is purely
Dispatches r i t i Cape of Good Hope were re-
declamatory, there is something true at the bottom
d that the accounts of receipt of all this. It is true that the English Government ceived ye-terday at the Colonial-office.
company for the year ended strives after the destruction of French influence, not only Lord Blayney had an interview on Monday, at the
had, as usual, and in accord- in Greece, but at Constantinople, in Syria, in Spain, in Honie-office, with Sir George Grey.
cf the Dock Act, been acces- Italy, everywhere ;it is equally true that it employs, in •
THE LA T E EARL OF POWIS.
during the last fourteen order to attain its object, all the means which it is
appeared that the general possible to make use of, -without coining to an open [FURTHER PARTICULARS.]
on the Ist of January last rupture. But why does it do so? Why do we find The late. melancholy and fatal accident to the Earl
at the balance brought for- in every part of the world British antagonism of Povvis may be regarded as an event almost unpre-
resent month was 88,9801. counteracting our designs, combating and destroying cedented in the annals of the British Peerage. The
light increase. The gross our influence, and reducing our foreign influence to lamented nobleman did not appear to suffer very
y (fractions omitted) were, the wretched state in which we behold it ? Has Eng- severely until Friday, when mortification should
;29,815/, and the expenses land something to envy us ? It is the abasment of our appear to have set in, and all human skill was baffled.
leaving a balance in favour Government, the subordination of our Cabinet to an He died perfectly resigned, having from the day of the
445/.; whereas the gross absolute power. Is it the corruption which is eating unfortunate occurrence exhibited a considerable de-
It
gree of firmness. His Lordship's son, the Hon.
It year were 260,0041., and us up, the deficit in our finances, the general discon--
caving a balance in favour of tent and uneasiness which prevail ? England, unfor- Robert Clive, who discharged the fatal shot, is about
, being an increase of 8,1911. tunately, has nothing to envy us. If she endeavours to 21 years of age, and we need scarcely state that he
347, as compared with those destroy the miserable remains ofinfluence which France has been plunged into grief of the most poignant
accounts further showed that still possesses abroad, it is because we have declared character. The melancholy event places a Garter at
had taken place during the against her a veritable diplomatic war. The two the disposal of the Premier, as well as the Lord-
ly interest upon the floating nations united ought and could march together-at the Lieutenancy of Montgomeryshire. His Lordship
•h had been already extin- head of civilization, and they could impose by their was a Conservative and Protectionist in politics. His
of conversion in progress; moral ascendancy on absolutist Europe, the observe-
na meofv Cambridge
tih
became
itthe titleg
rtihstill
in 1839, hety Previous
Ludlow t o
morev
eConsort
ir
s familiar
for
the C
t ot publiche
ha n
Chancellor-
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ohr-
i
ship his
ded to the net earnings, con- tion of treaties and respect for the laws of humanity
Conteste
Princeunirepresentedhis s u c-
i n
),2341. applicable to dividend and for the rights of nations. Our Ministry deserted
cession
nine Perliaments. He was patron of eleven livings.
t,627/, short of 5 per cent., that mission for a marriage and a dowery ; it de-
His Lordship was brother in -law' to the 'late Duke of
eased capital, which now ceived the confidence of its ally ;it has boasted of its
Northumberland, and his -survivin Countess is sister
It would be in the recollec- conduct towards England, and of the famous trick
in Shropshire and Montgomeryshire, are
irietors who were present at which it played her; thus voluntarily breaking the g
ig, that the directors then union which it had itself declared was necessary for
toDuke of Montrose. The estates, which lie
is there should be a material the peace of Europe. Is it astonishing that the chat- Principallythe
of the company during the lenge was accepted, and that we have at present to considerable and unencumbered.
r would not feel justified in contend against her wherever she meets with our
MORTALITY in the METROPOLIS.
,nt on the rest, but would diplomatic agents ? This is what M. de Montalembert
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aviug no alternative but that knows as well as we, and what no doubt he would NUMBER OF DEATHS FRO— MA—
LL CAUSES REGISTERED IN
(present) January meeting have said at another moment. But Lord Palmerston THE WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, JAN. 15, 1848.
idend." And at the July refused to support the interests of the Jesuits in Epidemic, Endemic, and Contagious Diseases ... 388
if similar import was inci- Switzerland. M. de Montalembert has in consequence Diseases of Uncertain Seat ... ... ... ... 51
wee to an inquiry by a forgotten everything, both the just complaints of I urbercular Diseases... ... ... ... ... 131
r '
riding the great angmen- England against our Ministry, and the voluntary Diseases of the Brain, Nerves, and Senses... .., 180
Diseases of the Heart and Blood-vessels ... ... 50
rupture of the English alliance by M. Guizot, who
I increase in the earn-
has flung himself into the arms of Austria." Diseases of the Lungs, and other Organs of
Respiration ... ... .
year, the gross amount of
.•• ••• ... ... 346
tl thousand pounds the gross
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. Diseases of the Stomach, Liver, and other Organs
a year since the opening of of Digestion.- .•• ... -. ••• ... 65
* INTELLIGENCE EXTRA.
ngs were, as before stated,Diseases of the Kidneys, &c.
CHESTER CUP WEIGHTS.
lend. The directors, there- Childbirth, Diseases of the Uterus, &c. ... . 12
i expediency of adhering to et. lb. st lb Diseases of the Joints., Bones, and Muscles ... 10
Cold, or .. ..
Intemperance they announced in January Sir Tatton Sykes
... 9 0 Kelesbea 6 9 Diseases of the Skin &c.
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her upon the rest; and they Pyrrhus the First ... 8 12 Magnet 6 9 Violence, Privation, • 32
commend such a reduction Cossack
... ... Chanticleer 8 8 Executor 6 8 Malformations... ... ... ..
9
3 may afford the means of Mendicant
ime, (he sums that have been Inheritress
hieh amount the proprietors War Eagle
he shape of dividend) ; and, Poynton
provision for contingencies, Rat-trap
....... .•• I
I during the year, from de- Cawrouch
late and monetary affairs of Lightning
3 effects of which must be Collingwood
de of the port, and, conse- Red Hart
Dulcet . 8 2 Erin o, brugh
1841. Five Winters. Week.
8 2 Crim Con
West Districts... 300,711 . . 161 ... 201
te dock company, in common
Conjuror 8 o.Vampyre
nts connected with the corn-
Blackbird
, Central Districts 373,653 ... 203 ..• 256
,retests of London. Under Conyngham
6 f, East Districts ... 392,444 ... 235 ... 360
directors recommended to Patriot
re a dividend for the half- Grimston 7 121 Britannia
3eCember last, of two per Morpeth
Totals... ..... 1,948,425 ... 1,107
... 1,457
be defrayed by the company. Lady Wildair.
Males
satisfactory to the pro- Rowena
the -statistical returns of Mathematician
iese docks during the last Giselle 7 8 Steitz
Foreclosure
industry and unceasing
Walmgate -bar With- Lyme
n devoted by the manage-
out 7 B'Counterfeit 6 0 Females 754
e company. lie would now ..
Newcourt
Total ... . . ... ... ... 174-36 '
eclaring a dividend as pro- Sheraton
readiness to afford to the Chat
ormation upon the affairs of The Widow r 7 64;a11y Maggs
)e desired. And in reply to Clermont
:ed the wages had been in Foxiihelp
e imports of flour, corn, and Sheraton
e labour to store them than King of Morven
lately occurred in the Bristol Channel, reminding us es ,
ble articles. Raisthorpe -es.. 7 S',Passioualta
ed with the progress of the Bantam 7 S'Bultana -
The Liberator ..
ividend ought not to be re-!
Joc o'Sot
that the proprietors them- I
Reminiscence
income-tax in future, as it Whinstone
'xpect that the tax would be Ennui
iment, though it might be Tom Tough
West Countryman ... 7 Oremier
that the dividend would be Dunham
work on the Duncan Richie, a vessel which lay at
ind that the rest formed the Woodpecker
npany, which it was unad- Crozier 7 0 Lady Hylda
5: 2
theth e plankmenHe
anchor in the Channel near the Flat Holmes, for the
!cause the prospects of trade Clarendon 7 0 Tom Jolly
not such as to hold out the Peep-o'-day Boy 7 0 Hawkestone ...... .. 5 8 purpose of being repaired. In order to prosecute the
7 0 Scandal
tivity among the shipping Oxonian
The Swallow
6 12 Mrs. Taft
ins 4 men stood while following their occupation. This
Connaught Ranger...
split
Lututonndtehsrue
dhldiigmehn,ltys
awfnodhuinhc which
agreed upon, and after
Antler 6 12 Eagle's Plume
the chairman and directors, Best of Three
5 2 canvass was
which placed
from
mch
thh ee arounds7oo,inddto protect
Intrepid
- - Jonathan Wild
to
intoa
considerable
the wat e water fromd e
pt ha;
and,hei g
D ATTEMPTED Rufus
LT CHATHAM. Gannet
ht
rising
and fweeats. Crates' office, Rochester on Clementine of ichmond 6 12,Blackball
6 121 Prince Charley
and Joseph Bartlett, of?to the surface, called loudly for assistance. He felt
the The Tartar 6 121 Hornpipe 5 0
18, were brought before the Montpensier
mith, Esq., on a charge of Mary Stewart.
',eking loudlyfor circumstances. The Administrator 6 12 Sylvan 5 0 hold ofand pulled it down, still calling
law of James Ht. nry Storey, Fergus 6 121 Pet of the Fancy ... 4 12 He soon got astride on the piece of wood, which was
Hill beer-shop, Westcourt- Sutlej
even o'clock on the night of Mongrel
icing clear of customers, the Tit-Bit
for help. The mate of the l
6 10 Otterburn
, who was
;ap-room into the bar, where Romance in bed, heard him—ran upon deck—got Admiral
—his wife, the mother of the 1 from a suspended position '
Bingham 6 10 Slug .
home on the previous day, Tim , others, in which position it had been for convenience
Wluffler
I •
:ales, of threats used by the
Geraldine
as having been extinguished,
Shelforth 6 9 Latitat 4 7 fellow down channel, being guided by his cries
nd the prisoners having first Maid of Lyme
says that
ied to the bar, and bolting The Premier
demanded money. Storey Louisa Newell 6 9 Primrose 4 4 course, but saw no appearance of any effort
d, promising to give them Maid of Motherevell 6 9,Glen Saddel
ng. They however per- as loudly as lie could. In all probability the
and said they would have
ROYAL DISPENSARY FOR DISEASES OF THE EAR.— sound of a human voice, proceeding from such a
hich he refused to give them. Yesterday, at noon, the annual meeting of the supporters quarter, in the dead hour of a dark night, fright-
bar,
and almost immediately of this charity was held at the institution, Dean street, ened those who heard it, and who were necessarily
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bludgeon, and they corn- Soho. Mr. Masterraan, ;11.P., the treasurer, took the ignorant of the real cause; seamen are naturally se
Isault upon Storey, striking chair, and at his request Mr. Smyth, the secretary, read prone to be superstitious. However, after a voyage
on the head and face. They the report, by which it appeared that the expenditure of of two hours and a quarter, the boat with the mate
about three pounds worth of the past year exceeded the income, in consequence of and his courageous assistants overtook Lutton, who '
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Liver watch. The lodgers in the benefits of the institution having become more gene was taken on board in a dreadful state of exhaustion. • ‘.', ..
rally acknowledged, and thus causing a greater number and at half past five in the morning
nosed by the cry of murder, the party suc-
o the landlord's assistance, of applicants for medical relief. The recipiaenncts were
ceeded in regaining the vessel. It is supposed that
generally domestic_ servants, mechanics,
teir hurry to escape, knocked draw- Lutton was carried down at least fourteen miles I
foreigners, deafness being to the latter a peculiar
The.
weather
- was
i in the passage, and made
back in a country whose language wits but partially un-exceedingly boisterouss—Cardif
the house. .1:1r . Weekes, '' h tablishalent of the in- Guardian.
derstood
by
them. Since t e es
attend Storey, and he stated stitution, 15,000 persons had been relieved or cured, and ---___.___r
day last year, a AsliTOPl.—The cot
ton mill of Messrs. Binns and
ive extensive wounds on the 880 patients bad been treated in
tohene
funds, &c., of the Dean, Dukefield e
lne of which was nearly four proof of' the increasing claims or!, Ashton, was to it great extent destroyed
and modes b • fire. It
of treat- a ad there not been • •
:rated to the bone of the institution. Several new remedies• 1
a partition wall in the
been adopted, with, generally epee ,Ing, sea. 4:ant ro or *i,,, ~,,al, .5.k...,.. , ...„ ‘.1.,, Lavos pour .'iercury, there
very extensive bruises and merit had
Tiexperience afforded by the insti- is not the least doubt but the
ide of the head, the right factory results. le .
in whole of the extensive ,
the practice of building
tution has caused much improvement
nearly closed, and the third
and fully proved that deafness was fee • to be able to account for the origin of the fire.
aural surgery,
broken. The prisoners, who
by living in confined and damp locali- damage done is estimated at not less than the the
quently produced
fully committed for trial at
ties, by intemperance, uncleanliness, and insufficient or 10,0001. The proprietors, however, are insured in the
adulterated food. The causes being known, the pre. Phenix, Globe, Sun, and Liverpool fire offices. By this
ventatives were obvious. Neglect in the earlier stages unfortunate occurrence upwards of 200 hands will be
[OVEMENT.—CHEMISTS AND of the disease commonly rendered
were it incurable. The thrown out of employment for some time to come. il
voted
of chemists and druggists was report having been adopted, thanksl to THE ROEHERY ON THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
'ton's Hotel, Fleet-street, Mr, her majesty and the other royal patrons of the in. —The box of coin stolen from. t;he Great Western Rail
0 purpose of considering the stitution, to its different officers, and the meeting way on the 10th instant, contained, we are informed, . .
to this department of occupa- separated. 1,500/., and not the larger sums named. The box, a ...
losing hours of business, which MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.—An accident of a peen• strong one, and well secured with iron clamps, was sent
advantageous in other depart- Early distressing and melancholy nature occurred yes- by a special and confidential messenger to the Padding-.
erfect unanimity prevailed with terday in Finnieston, at a small cluster of one-storied ton terminus, who delivered it into the hands of the
eness and expediency of an houses, called World's-end-street. About half past nine guard immediately before the train started. The guard
ulated to advance the Physical, o'clock, Elizabeth Campbell, a young married woman, himself placed the box of coin in the compartment ad-
and intellectual, condition of accompanied by her brother-in-law, James Young, was joining his own box, the said compartment being occu- . a
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in the establishments of che• engaged in fastening a line for the purpose of hanging pied with parcels only, and between the two there was
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hr. Underwood, the secretary, clothes on, when about sixty feet of the south wall of a communication by means of the aperture over the !.
iety, which spoke in the most Hyde-park Foundry, which forms the boundary of the break. The guard, on receiving the box, said, " All
adages which were calculated little garden plot in which they were so occupied, fell right—l'll take care .of it." The messenger remained
mof early hours in the shops down on them with a tremendous crash. The wall is on the platform till the train was in motion, and not
its. The report gave a very upwards of twenty feet in height, and being of a solid more than a minute elapsed between the delivery of the ' 'z:
tof the receipts and expendi- construction, the weight was immense. The workmen box and the departure of the train. On the arrival of
ote of thanks was passed to the in the foundry, on hearing the noise, immediately hurried 4 the train at Bristol the box was discovered to have been
after which the meeting se out, and made every exertion to extricate the unfortu- broken open and the contents abstracted. How it was
nate individuals, who were completely buried in the mass effected, or bow it could have been effected, without ,-
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Ey CAREW ST. JOHN MILD- of ruins. Young was first got out, and although much exciting attention, is at present unexplained. The box
man, whose melancholy decease bruised, was still breathing. So heavy were the stones was dispatched by the 10 15 Ax, train, in order to
was in his 61st year. He was and rubbish which covered his unfortunate relative, thiit secure its transmission throughout by daylight, and the .
sir Henry Paulet, who assumed some minutes elapsed before she could be extricated, weight a the parcel (about 1251 b.) Was designed to
y the daughter and but after t heiress of,
uey had succeeded it was apparent that the prevent its removal without notice. The forcing open. ~.e.;
fie married two sisters, viz.— poor woman was beyond the reach of human aid, her of the box whilst under the charge of the company's l
laughter of the Hon. Bartholo- skull being severely freetut ed, and both her legs arid one servant could not have been anticipated, it being an
in 1810); he married secondly of her arms broken. Her husband, a mason by trade, operation attended with difficulty and much noise. -::
r the special permission of the was at the moment coming along the street to his break- FAILURE iN TUN IRON IRADB.—BIRMINeaum,
the next sister of his deceased fast when the sad intelligence reached him, and he ar- MoNDAy—Messi.s.
James Batson and Son, iron and coal
age with the Earl of Rosebery rived to see his wife carried a corpse into the house masters, of Dudley. port and Tividale, having become
t time previously. By the first which she had but a few minutes previously' left in the unable to naeet their engagements, a fiat in bankruptcy
a son, Henry Bouverie Paulet. possession of perfect health. What render:: the circum- hoe hoes issued against them, and they will surrender in
in the 2d (Queen's Bays), who stance more distressing is, that she has left two young the course of this
week. It was suspected that in con-
the portion of the estates which children, the oldest not above four years of age, and nexiOn with the suspension of the above house three
a had issue by the second mar- that she was far advanced in pregneaey. Surgical other firms would have been involved, and the failures
thorn entered Austrian Hussar assistance was immediately procured Mr. Neilson, of
byt: e Dr. Thom-' exceedingly heavy. Iris said, however, arrangements have
the Hyde-park Foundry, and in a short
huni _ _ • been entered into which confine the failure to the above
es Degan, was arrested in son arrived, who dressed the injunes w "ch Yot.lng -nee firm, and the obligations fortunately to under 10,000/.
i a charge of being engaged in received; I
ant_ we are glad to state that though the man 111 r. Brooke, the Raja of Sarawak, is detained in
-ole Larkin, of Newtown, in the is by no means out of danger, there are sanguine hopes Cheltenham
by a severe attack of influenza, which has;
Ober last. He was on board an entertained that he may ultimately recover,-.4hoh
oonflned his Excellency to his house during the last few
bout escaping to America. BMA 11104 dart .. .. i
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