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818 JAMES GRAHAM AT CARLISLE. •is unwilli. ng to take th.e collar himself, and lam not sure take to be this, that a healthy organisation, well developed, I would observe that in Englanc we need to study man's
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that he is far wrong in that determination. (Renewed will gain in every direction by whatever it gains in works less, and nature more ; and even where we apply
[The following app, aired in our late edition of last nig,ht.l
• laughter.) But as a country gentleman and a spirited one, In the physieal part of our nature the healthy ohur_selvhe sto investigate the.vast course of h.uman action,
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enclitic) healthy brain are more likely at least to go we ere :In the habit of ascribing too much importance to LIVERPOOL-SEPT. 23.
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I d A • ltural Society's Exhibi- farmer, who has been carrying improvements almost to i body Yesterday aftena ion an extraordinary general raeeting
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—9• to susp dth . • pmraonductoe thkem before met with an extensive demand at 3d per 701bs under the
i toeether than either of them with the reverse. And an almost mechanical recollectun of facts, and too little tot
tion was held on the Castle-geeen, Carlisle, beneath the the top ot Saddleback, I know. no o.ne who, as a gentle- g g ra eup all ' There was a good attendance to-day. Fine wheats again
1 so-it is witlathe mind and the moral sense ; when the eyes the establishment of those geneializations, which give pas
dnd ; but he assured the meeting rates of this day week, whilst inferior was comparatively
walls of the old Border Fortress, on Saturday last. The man and a magistrate, an agriculturist and
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show was an excellent one in every respect, the visitors so-deserving of every mark of respect as te g iof the intellect are opened, and imagination is summoned facts almost their sole importarce for us. Ido not wish .
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h t any previous exhibition of the who now fills the chair. (Cheers.) I have infinite plfea-
to fulfil her legitimate function-when the awful vastness to speak in the language of accumtion, or of complaint ; yet adrournment rem t•e 0 c annon•street, for the d . • _ nvestigation into his conduct, and he wes r.r,a
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same kind, and the interest of the occasion was greatly. sure in proposing his health. in
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man is unveiled, and the not less wonderful system of great -universities, after a school and college training which R. Clitherovv, of Paorncastle, Mr. H. Hawks, of Bir-
a ented by the presence of Sir James Graham and mer and an old stager, t° give 11 as the Jockey el Nor- of the universe appears, and the wonderfal mechanism of it does seem strange that a mar may leave either of the appointment of Mr. J. Bradshaw, of Nottingham Mr
rectors had always peas uncha dwaBl
gamy. His income from this institta nge . ndian corn must be noted 6d to Is per
many Of the leading gentry and agriculturists of the folk would have given it. (Cheers a:nd laughter.)
- la's a ricul- moral checks and counterchecks by which the fabric of together have extended over 10 years, an accomplished mingham, Rev. Ed- w. Johnstone, of Hampton, Mr. W. tion was 5
lug to many of the statementnsumu,t faonrtdh awgaaisnstrethdeuciend- 1
• The CHAIRMAN responded, observing that i. g 001. per an
county and neighbourhood. tyro euiae to the heights of society is rendered self-sustaining, strikes full and clear classic,. an able mathematician, yet wholly unacquainted Salmon, of Bury St. Edmund°, Mr. .3-• Smitherman, of to that amount at his own request. He denied h„ing ' --
A large party subsequently sat down to dinner at the tural ambition had not led i ii
upon the view, the mere fact of familiarity with ideas with external nature, ignorant cf the principle upon which Benges, Mr. T. Vale ghan, of Stoke Newington, a com- • received a check for 1,000/. as referred to. After advert. LEEDS-SEPT. 23.
Bush Hotel. Mr. Henry Howard, of Greysteke Castle, Saddleback, as he had been timely deterre_d from such a
ttem ts o Mr. Calvert to so high and so wide-reaching produces a frame of mind in- a common steam-engine is constructed, ignorant even of the
• d the chair ; Mr. W. Nicholson Hodgson, of purpose by the unsuccessful a p t mittee for the purpose of calling in a professional ma r sup 1 f h d t d
I A fai py o new w eat in moderate con i ion, an
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occupie stitutian he said there • P 11' t •
'Newby Grange, the vice chair ; and amongst the gtow oats on the top of Skiddaw.. compatible with the taking pleasure in those low and sen- mechanism which he carries about with him in his own countant to inquire and examine into the past and pre- were j net reasons for much that had 'se ing a arreplar prices-the finest dry samples fetching
" The Mayor and been s • ' i about Friday s rates, but the trade inactive. Old wheat
ts were Sir J. R. G. Graham, Bart., M.P. ; Sir JOHN MAXWELL, in proposing .e - G sual and degrading pursuits which constitute the bulk of body, and utterly unversed in the first principles of that aid, but that was not a lace t t ' h
p o en er into t em. 1
gues ' observed that Sir oames ra- sent expenditure wed management of the association, List them a ppoint • firm. Barley rather gives wa i • 0t d b
y n price. as an eans
Mr. Salkeld, of Holmehill ; Captain James, Sir John Corporation of Carlisle,' immorality as itaxists in England. (Hear, hear, and ap- law of the land under which he lives. I am, I own it, one a committee, and if he did not satis- '
on esquie - a e
tof M t • u th tth and other matters connected with it specifically set fo th ' t.l P- • • steady. Other articles unchanged.
r Lac on y explain his conduct he would •
Maxwell, Bart., Springkell ; Hon. C. Howard, M.P. ; ham, pursuing the sentimen But there is another point of view in which of thaw who say, " Give us a little more of this kind of • withdraw in- Average price of grain-Wheat, 66s 5d ; barley, Os
not so much dependent on alanse.) Dl'ld • th h • sta tl f h
in the notice ; r. aoy in e c air. n y rom t e management. Hear hear An •
Mr. P. H. Howard, Corby Castle, &c. On the removal prosperity of agriculture was
the freedom of the eople, these institutions may be considered, and one to which I knowledge ia the first instance, and let the ornamental firmity of tem ( . , .) ym- ! 10d ; oats, 30s 9d ; beans, 46a6d ; peas, -a Od.
of the cloth the chairman gave the usual loyal and the fertility of the soil as upont The notice converting the meeting having been read, per was no fault of his, and whatever it
articularly anxiouPs that attach great importance. Recollect what modern society parts of teaching come later, if there are time and incline- - was he st •
rived to do his best fo • • • .
patriotic toasts, after which the vice-chairman gave the had remarked that he whs rate p The CHAIRMAN &A ited that the meeting was called in r the instantion, and if he HULL-SEPT. 23. •
freedom Now he (Sir is. Recollect what naodern labour is. We bring together tion for it." (Hear, hear.) I look in education to the hdf •1
health of the county members, to which the Hon. C. the Russians should attain o h . a ai ed he should be ha vto s h 1
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d esponded, expressing his regret that the John) supposed that should be t e very reason why the men in masses ;we employ them in mechanical pursuits. practiaal effect which it is likely to produce on life ; and, .
consequence of a cc•rrespondence that had taken place with a better a d
n abler person
PP, ee is p ace filled A small supply of new wheat (no old) which met a fair
. As it appeared imps- 1 sale at ls to 2s decline upon last week's sates. The con-
es f e and for his own part he was not tice between Mr. Bradshaw, chairman of the Nottingham eible to carry the asolution nrni-in., A i,
AgriCUltural Statistics Bill had not received the sanction people ought to ee -re ~ , The very perfection of the work done-the cause of that although I know well that theory is one thing, prac • a . - r --------- is- eimeee, ae suggested that 1 dition was generally bad. A good retail demand for old
affected by the dread whicn seemed to be felt by the perfection, division of labour, carried to the highest point another, yet Ido believe (to take one instance of many) local board, and the directors relative to the expenditure
of Parliament. the meeting should separate with the reliance that the foreign. The yield of new wheat much complained of.
. The CHAIRMAN then proposed " The Members for the right honourable barondet..
-tends to render occupation more and more monotonous ; that if amen knew a little more about the air they breathe and management of the association. London Board, . having in their board room the power Barley in demand and ls dearer-in other spring corn no
City," remarking that a salutary rule of these societies, The MAYOR responhed so that the intellect, craving stimulus, asking for varietY, and this water they drink there would be a saving of many At the Chairman"s request a lengthened correspond- to. appo b
int a. co •
mmittee, would do so, and that the com- alteration. Linseed is ls dearer, and cakes fetch 10a per
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and an essential one to their success, was to avoid all The CHAIRMAN tenca e or a ournper
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is starved. For, to an active brain, intellectual inaction lives, now destroyed or shortened by deficient sanitary ar- once was read, the p articulars of which will be found in mittee s .ould comprise the following gentlemen :-- Mr. ton more money. Rape cakes scarce, and fetch full price&
the " Success of the East Cumberland Agricultural J. Bradshaw, of Nottingham ; Mr. R. Clitherow, of 8 8 1 8. D.
political discussions at their meetings. e -the want of subjects for thoight-is quite as painful as rangements. So again, if men understood better the func- ,Mr Bradshaw's adairess below. In the course of that Hor 1 • Wheat English red 63 to 74'Peas re and black -to -
Sir James GRAHAM, without waiting for a single Society." He was quite sure so long as the Carlisl tweet e , Mr. H. Hawkes, of Birmingham ; Mr. S.
tth habituall • ert tem erament is the unaccustomed tions of the brain there would be fewer deaths from over- • . Ditto White ' "0 •'g Y 1
k S 54 to 57
i to 78 Linseed, Bac cam
Cheer, immediately rose and said-The worthy baronet, society, composed of its present ingredients, con- o e yin p correspondence the directors concurred in the appoint- Senitherman, of Hertford ; Mr. Salmon, Bury Ste Dantzic and •
fth t k f tle cite t f o int
S t h •hb " /Sir John Maxwell), has re- itinued to show the improvements which had been toil of thought. What, then, I ask, becomes o e vas wor , :awn men a x men ,or even r m emperance.
ment of a committea, but differed from the mode of its -.Edmunds ; Mr. J. Mechi, of London ; Dr. Lancaster, of berg Komp. Ditto Petersburgh ... 48 to 54
"my co c neig our , . 72 to 79 Ditto Riga and Arch-
minded you how objectionable it is to make set speeches exhibited that day it would go on and prosper. Now masses of intelligent men and women whom we congregate Generally speaking, I believe that for one erson who
P operation as suggested by Mr. Bradshaw. The di- Southampton ; and Mr. Parker, of Northampton: PomeranianandHam- angel
-speeches cut and dried ready for delivery. (A laugh.) that the 7 was at an end, a time of trial f which had • h towns? What are our national amusements 7 breaks a h sical law with a full clear consciousness that he
in t ese • P Y Dr. LANCASTER objected to his being one of the cora- burgh
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I cordially agree with him in that opinion, and, moreover, been eh ured with great patience and ort te y None-or next to none. Even the simplest of all pleasures, is brealcing it-knowing what he is doing and foreseeing rectors, at a board meeting, bad passed •
a reso• mate°. Danish,Holstein, and Memel 4O to 48
lation statin their willin noes to r •
believe that speeches of that description generally mark the nation, we ought to feel thankful that there was the enjoyment of natural beauty, is rarely possible. The the cansequences-there are 100 who break those laws in g g conga unless they After some further discussion relative to the non- Friesland 6O to 65 • Per Ton.
both poverty of understanding and want of warmth of such an abundance, and correspondingly grateful to
leisure hours here fall mostly at night, when out-doe, sheer i gnorance, and whom a little knowledge would render Possessed the confi cl ence of the shareholders. publishing of the balance-sheet at the last meeting, Russian and Odessa 58 to 65 Lins.c. Hu1191152 to 10/ Os Od
heart. For 40 years I have been a careful observer of those who had been influential in producing that abund-
I sure are inappropriate, even if the neighbourhood =Houle So, again, when I said just now that it seemed The CHAIRMAN, in addressing the meeting, said the Mr. J. RIOHARDSON said there must be a change of Oats, English
have ance S lof a few showers of ram Pea 3
the agriculture of this county ; and for 35 years I „ . ome weeks ago the fa I the director - Ditto Danish
of our towns afforded more facilities for such pleasures to me unnatural that a man should be held to be fully directors were desirous of having a close investigation s and the management, because it was from
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carefully exercised that honourable employment-the almost produced a crisis in the money market, ah e a want of commercial confidence in them that so little D'tt F• 1 • • ISS
i o ries. and ...... 29 to 31 Rapeseed 00/ Os to 00
din • th t l t f commercial failures than they do, (Heara ave want, then, besides teaching educated who knew not the first elements of legal science, into taeaaffairs of the association, because they declined Ditto Russian 27 to 29 Rape cakes --s Od to 135 s Od
most honourable I have ever been engage , was sure a scarce y any amoun o business was done in L d
on on.
id not and do not sup ose that lair should be studied to act as such without ossessin the fullest c nfid
it has most occupied my thoughts, and at all times would produce so much alarm and distress as anything for those who will be instructed, rational amusements for I d , , p Is g 0 enoe The CHAIRMAN before Putting the resolution, said Ditto grindin
Barley, malting
36 to 401 Ditto foreign
has most accorded with my affections and feelings. like tag prospect of a bad harvest in this country. With those who only desi„ to be interested, (Cheers.) lam not by a layman as it is leY a lawYer• But everY man, though of the shareholders ; and on receiving the recommenda- that the Board Of Directors had no objection to Mr. Beans g 46 to 50'Guano OO/ Os 8/ t012115s
You, Mr. Vice-Chairman, have described what are the such facts before them, the exertions of agricultural ashamed of putting that prominently forward as an object it may never happen to him to have to set foot within a tion from Mr. Brad shaw for a committee of investiga- Bradsbaw's committee, and that if the resolution was Ditto foreign
duties of a member of Parliament. You have said it is societies to produce a greateriamount of food ought to be which we ought to keep in view. Health is weakened, court of justice, has something to do with evidence ;it is tion the directors se .nt down to him and asked him to negatived the shareholders were alone to blame. Peas, white and yel. 40 to 42 Fleur, per bra 3ss. 38s.
his duty to represent the feelings and wishes of his con- duly acknowledged, and if a little additiohal profitdac- disease generated, life shortened, by the depression of spirits surely of use to every one to know, when an improbable name such om - The resolution was then put and negatived by a large . ,
a c mi ttee, but he declined to do so, and • • _.,...,.
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stituents. I have always endeavoured so to regulate my crued to the cultivator by his increased ekill and in us-
which follows upon an unstimulated existence. Men die tale is told him in a matter which concerns his interests, majority.
conduct in the House of Commons as to attempt to meet try, through the medium ef these societies, the nation at ..0 .
t r want of cheerfulness, as plants die for want of light. what are the chances of that tale being true or false ; and bee
the directors had iri consequence called this meetin A t f h
g, .voe o t anks was accorded to the Chairman, after COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-TESTERDAY.
the wishes of my constituents subject to an all-pervad- large would not begrudge it. (Hear.) ause they courted the strictest investigation into the which the shareholders nominated several 1 Amsterdam -.... .... 11 15 Gibraltar ............•• -
(Hear, hear.) That is a fact to which you may get medi- in works which treat of evidence those chances are mi- . gent emen as Ditto thr ths . •
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ing rule, though I have thought it right (subject always • Mr. DONALD, the secretary, responded. , afairs of the assocoi ation. He (the chairman) declined a committee for the Directors to appoint to investigate Rat •
to the account to ere •fficulty of nntel anal sed and the collective results of man men s
b nderei to them) to give effect to Mr. P. H. HOwA.BD proposed " The Judges and In- cal testimony in plenty ; and it is to this very di y , y iy t
the affairs of the Institution. erdam ............ 11 17% , Genoa, ...... .......... 25 75
• 0 take the respo•o sibility of the legality or illegality
finding pleasures-a difficulty arising in part out of the so- experience is brought to bear on the subject. Again,
the opinions I myself honestly entertained. Now, as a specters of Turnips." The meeting did not terminate till half-past 4 o'clock. Brussels .............. 25 35 1 Venice............ -.•-
. of the meeting, anal threw it entirely on -the company's
member of Parliament and as a legislator, I can look back Mr. NICHOLSON responded, and, referring to Sir J. cidents of onr social state, in part out of the grave, earnest, dealing with another branch of social science, I may yen Hamburgh ............ 13 716 Naples ........ ....... 44NC
with vast satisfaction to the several measures I have Graham's remarks with regard to flax, he said it would energetic, reflective, but rather sombre east of mind which tura to say even here that if the first rules of political solicitor. He (the chairman) considered the association . Altana -....•• .. ....• •• - Palermo ....
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"supported. First of all, as a striking instance, el the be a great benefit to the farmers if they adopted his re• for many centuries has distinguished the people of this na- economy had been a little better understood both by Go- was now on its triai before the bar of public opinion, but NARROW ESC APE OF TWO MEIIIIIIERS Ditto, three months
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advantages of self-government apart from the executive commendation ; mentioning the fact Which had come tion-that I ascribe the habit of excessive social indul- vernmants and communities the worst sufferings which he had no misgivin gs as to the result of the proposed OF THE LITIRPOOL TOWN COIIIN'TT,
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of the day, I gave my support to the Poor-Law Bill, under his observation' that he had seen receipts for
gence which is still the principal reproach upon our na- have prevailed in these manufacturing districts (some of inquiry, and he call ed on the shareholder t
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which conveyed to the yeomanry, the ratepayers, and money paid for oilcake .by a Lincolnshire proprietor, I
1 tional morals and manners. (Hear.) I affirm, then, that them self-inflicted, some of them the faults of others) might chairma an •
d a r mat the committee. He called on Berlin ................ - New York,6o days' sight ...•
the city authorities the management of their own affairs amounting to no less than 3,000/. for one year. n, pp the On Monday week, an accident of an alarming nature Vi0nna................ 10 31 Philadelphia -
' every point of vieW intellectual, moral, even sanitary have 'been avoided, or to a great extent diminished. ago
in that particular. All that time the charges for the Ceptain JAMES proposed " The Successful Candi- Jai . . l• 't '
so ici or ez, state tt .e object for which the meeting was took place ion the sands at Morecambe bay. It retee5rt(!.........• - .... to 32 num or smarm, TER OZ._ ,
has his is int d 1 t b tl SOCial 8 • N d I an this that the end of all hu
tinstantions, sue t en ec o e-par y um up in a, vor , me - . man
maintenance of the poor assumed an amount and aspec: dates,' and coupled the toast with the name of Sir J. - called, because Ma. Bradshaw's resolution evidently appears that Mr. Alderman Richard Cardwell Gardner emarr.! .... :•. 7: - •.. 47% nfZnaltlldbcl.llars..l '7O :
most threatening to property. The administration was Greham, who had gained the first prize in the class Of partly literary, useful to the few who study in earnest, et" teaching is human action ; that that teaching is mast vain. is atlpresent entertaining a party of friends at his summer Cadiz ................... 50% Mexican Dollars .... o 5 1
was drawn up by a solicitor.
tractive to the many whose chief aim is amusement-have able avhich tends to direct and economise action; that such residence at Preesall, near Fleetwood. On the day in Barcelona .... - ...... - New Dollars ..... 00 0
'not then in the hands of the ratepayers, but in those of Galloway cattle. Mr. TAYLOE, Us' s Bolicitor, said the resolution, by the 5evi11e................. - Silver in bars ...... 0 5 2%
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the magistrates, who were not responsible to the rate- Sir J. GBALTAM-I certainly am ashamed to acknow- in both those capacities a real and substantialvalue. (Hear.) teaching must concern itself mainly with two th g t t question an excursion to Cockerham was resolved upon,
payers. A great and mighty change was effected by the ledge myself Dux on this occasion. With regard to the your lectures, your reading rooms, your evening classes, laws which govern inanimate nature and the laws which erms of the assoaiation's bye laws, must be passed or and three vehicles were provided. There are two ways -.as_ , ..
governm• ut of Lord Grey, by the introduction of that Galloway stock, I did not expect to be at the head of the your lending library-for that essential element of popular govern man ; and that whatever does not add to our know- rejected in its entirety. of reaching Cockerham-one round by the highway' and RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS.
bill, and in that measure I took a part, when a vast re- HA, but as my own tenants have run me very hard, lam usefulness I hope it is not proposed to omit-will each ledgeom one or other of these subjects is, comparatively - A SHARELIOLDaR-Cannot I substitute on,e name for the other direct across the sands, at a distance of four
form was accomplished, and the administration was unwilling to comment upon the judgment. I have al-
draw to you subscribers, each probably subscribers of a speaking, of little value. And herein, as I think, one another on the committee 1 miles. Two of the carriages took the highway, but Mr. . . ...
traneferred to the yeomen, shopkeepers, and ratepayers ways had a very strong opinion that with the exception
different class. The establish " t
men of an athenaeum, a ly- great merit of institutions like these consists, that, being Mr. TATUM-No. Yoa cannot vary the substance Gardner, who is well acquainted with the locality pre- LONDON AND' SOUTH-EASTERiT RATLWAY.-Traffic re-
' turn for the week ending Sept. 20, 1856 225,910 16 11
of the country The ehaage or's most salu+ary. The of the very best land Galloway stock is the best adapted ferred the road across the sands. He drove a horse and
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' d ceum, an institute, call it which you will, in evera large tied. d•own by no statutes, no founders' wills, no traditions of the resolution. Corresponding week last year 25,717 0 1
eharges for the maiutenance of the poor are now mode- to thie county, and ought to be encouraged. As a lan • . 0 whitechapel, and with him the lady of Mr. Alderman -----
t wn of England is no longer a mere luxury which may be of immemorial anti uit the not only su ly instruction
a Ye y PP . After some discussion on the proceedings, Bennett, two of his own children (a boy and girl, six
rate ; the danger to property has been arrested, etiolate: lerd I have done my best to encourage the introduction of Increase in 1856
e a becomo an to the peo le but the su 1 that kind of instruction
• interest of the poor, which in my opinion is a paramount
•the true Galloway breed from the Ste wartry, and it is not. enjoyed or dispensed with at pleasure, bu, -as p , ypp y Mr. BRADSHAW, the chairman of the Nottingham arid eight years old), a youth of about the same age, and a
consideration, has not been neelected. And again I look from any vanity of showing a good animal that I ex. essential and integral part of our social organisation. I for which a popular demand exists. They follow the na.
Local Board, said an impression from the first had pre- Mr. Oliver Holden (a member of the Liverpool town I.,ONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST RAILWAY.--
Traffic ret for the week ending Sept. 20,
back to another measure not less important in its reeulte, bibited to-day, but for the purpose of proving to those know all that has beeu and may be said against these tional taste ; they do not in attempting to direct that .. councia-six in all. The road across the sands, when
vatted amongst tbe 3 Nottingham Board that the expenses 1856
which has been, ars I conceive, one V the great causee of who cultivate inferior soils that this species of stoat, institutions; and it is possible that their actual results taste piirvert it. Long may this state of things endure ; the tide is out, is distinctly marked bY Posts, and even Coiresponding week last year 17,872 18 7
if the ' •
association were too much, and condemned the when the tideiis at'full on ord.
agricultural improvement throughout England, but more when properly brea, possesses both symmetry ot may disappoint unreasonable expectations on the one hand and in education, as in other matters, may the transition ' - „ 'nary occasions, the water Total of the half-year to this date, 1856 225,371 18 9
: especially in this comity ; and upon that change also I form and excellence of quality, and can be made as they have dispelled worthy fears on the othor. But I from past te present habits -of thought take place, as in payment of 10Z. t.o the agents and managers of the ass°. is not more than two feet deep. On each side of the Total of the half-year to this date, 1855 213,301 3 a
• look back with satisfactain. (Hear.) There is yet another profitable to the farmer who breeds them. Of course
deny in toto what is sometimes affirmed,-that the experi- England such transitions mostly do, by no demolition of ciation for the or'iginal disposal of the shares. The Not- road, however, there are in several places pits of water GLASGOW AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY.-Traffie re..
. mighty change which has taken place in whica I wai Ido not pretend to-say that they are nearly so good as - tingham people were also much displeased at so much .
six or seven feet deep. When the tide is out these turn for the week ending Sept. 20,1856 26,737 11 „3
. • relent of their establishment has been hitherto a failure. that watich exists, by no sudden disruption of ancien tee,
' tt. - 6,033 17 1
concerned ; and although politics are very properly ex. the shorthoans, but they possees peculiar fitness tor tine pits can of course be seen and avoided ; but when the Corresponding week last year
• (Hear. hear). Bear in mind that it is only of late years but by the greatesl: and almost imperceptible accommod money being spent in bringing directors and shareholdere ...--.
eluded from our discuagons, I cannot help referrieg to climate and Emil. (Hear.) So ter as lam personalm • .
... , . a- . • . water covers the sands there are no means of detecting 8
that the prejudicas once ,entertained against mom 193V0 tion of all intelligent minds to that which ail perceive to to Birminghamta lay the foundation-stone of the society's Increase in 1856 2703 13
it. I mean the change •.vith reference to the awe re• concerned, it is matter of gratiacation to me that my the exact whereabouts of these dangerous pitfalls. The
gulating the importation of for-eign produce. I was long animal has received the approbation of the meeting. aeen overcome, and that they have ceased to bear abe inev,:table in the course of events ! (Loud cheers.) offices, and many of them left the association in conse- tide on Monday week was One Of the highest of the year GREAT LUXEMBOURG RAILWAY.-Traffic return for tho
denounced as faithlem to Coo ctass tu ~vlaich I belong Ala BIRK= respended to the same toast. distinctively party character. Bear in mind that 0111 Y The meeting concluded with addresses from various pence, On the part of the Nottingham Board, he took - a fact which had probably been overlooked by the week ending Sept. 21, 1856 2821 0 6
-I was held up as a traitor to agriculture-as the enemy Sir J. lils.xwELL proposed the• " Unsuccessful Candi- within the last few years has there issued from the other srpeakers. exception to the inadequate amount of business done in excursionists, and before the party had got half way __, .
of the farmer for supperting d•at gmat cbange which totat dates)," concatding by promising the Mayor of Carlisle press that vastness of cheap and valuable publications . across the sands the water was up to the horse's belly.
- - London, in coraparison with the central expenditure,
place in 1846. I will only refer to that as a proof that is to buy all the refuse of the city, it his worship would which have so much facilitated the formation of At a turn of the road Mr. Gardner in mistake pulled LOCAL SHARE MA.R.KETS.
is at times poedble for 'numbers of Parliament to give only hit open some plan of deodorising and convevine it
s o provincial libraties. Remember too, that HEALTH OF LONDON DURING TIT 0 '
and generally as to the expenditure, and the want of the wrong rein, and the horse was immediately immersed • --ewe--
effect to tlaeir iown opinione, eeeti in opposition to tkie to Springlceil by railwey. • while. churches, schools, colleges, and hospitals WESE:IT. prompt and undivided attention of the management at in one of the pits dragging the vehicle after him. For- , LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 23. ,
fleeting opinions of those with whom they are paliticay After a few other toasts, - the central office so early as 1854 ; and he read resole. tunately the whitechapel, when floating on the tide,
aro endowed institutes have been almost universally felt --ace__ STOOK EXCHANGE. This market was doing a verl
connected, and yet have the satisfaction of looking bock Sir J. GRAHAM closed the proceedings by proposing tions passed by t'ne Nottingham Board in reference to ' turned gradually over, !but the whole party were cap- uiet business to-day, and quotations are a shade lower
' h ith li le •t 1 •
to live from hand to mout w tt or no cam. ain re- (From th,e Report of ag Registrar-General.) it . sized into the water. The vehicle took a slanting direc- (tilia - ' h• 95i ii i i•--e
a•nd believing that they have promoted the permanent the " Labouring Clatsee," speaking of them in the highest , and referred to the correspondence that ensued in • n yesterday. Lancashire and Yorks ire
intereste of the class te which they belong. I shall say terms, and especially remarking upon the skill and trust. serve, dependent for their very existence upon every tern- In ti ie week that ended on Saturday the deaths regis- tion, and appeared to rest on the shelvin side of the
g London and North Westerns, 102 S a i-Caledonian, la
no more than this-you are cultivators of the soil, in worthy character of the Cumberland labourer. porary fluctuation cf popularity. (Hear, hear.) Recollect
tered ii i London were 1,064. The rate of mortality that dto • •
consequence, an an interview that took place be• gully int* which the party had been thrown. The chil• --Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 61. new 6 per cen a
possession of well-founded prosperity; yaur prices are lastly, that if official statistics may be trusted (and the tween Dr. Lloyd and another director, a deputation to dren were enabled to climb up to the top of the white p. e c.-Great Western- of Canada,.23a A-South Eastern,
Ana.
......, ~. ..._ now rules is very near the average in the corresponding the Nottingham Board, when the dePutatien pledged chapel, and, by the assistance of Mr. Holden, Mrs. 21 i-Eastern Counties 9.3.9.-Blackbirn, 7.18.9.--
. ample, and your prospects good. Tnose prices are not . private experience of most of us will, I believe, confirm
weeke of ten years 1846-55, if this avera.ge is reduced b 'cl W e 46-Luxembur Constit.,
Bennett, who had been several times overhead, was lands, 77a-Preston an yr , g
. dependent upon legislation ; they fluctuate upon tee TILE OLDLIAM LYCEM3I. them), school attendance in England is only one-half of Y themselves to use greater economy for the future. He
• supply of the commodity, and rise and fall with its what it should be in order to give every young person elimina ting deaths caused by cholera in the epidemic next alluded to the directors neglecting to publish their laced in a osition where she could
P • • P stand up to t e
h 10a die.
.a. —
scarcity and abundance. No enemy can prevent your • U der these dis- years 1849 and 1854. middle in the water. The perilous position of the party
rowing up a fair elementary training. n accounts the, following year, but they sent to the Not• MANCHESTER, SEPT. 23.
In The Sun, of yesterday we geve a report of a was observed fro h h • •
m t eot er side of the sands, and with ,
reaping an abundant harvest; you are iu the enj lineal; . great ethi.
gd
te ' •th •d• t b t ith inade uate In the last three weeks the total numbers returned have tin ham Board a statement of the accounts for thei descrir
ot the fullest prosperlby' and, what is of erea,er vete e 1 cational gathering at Oldhem on the occasion of the open- a van eges, wi preju ices o com a, w , q , _ g r the aesistance of one man Mr. Gardner was enabled to STOCK ExonANCE.-The transactions in every
means, with no permanent funds, and with only one-half been 1,000, 1,087, and 1,064 ; and the decrease which ther
perusal, who were so much astonished at the expenditure cut the traces and so relieve the poor horse, who bad tion of stock were quiet to-day, and prices were raea.....
of the cordial roodwill o'f the . community.' No jes.,!ousy i ing of the Lyceum. Lord Stanley, M.P., presided at the
'-can arise-no exceptioe be taken te the prlca of ibe meeting in the evening, with which the proceedings closed ; the people prepared to receive their teaching, these lite- they exhibit nearly agrees with the decrease of deaths that on the 12th December, 1855, the Nottingham been floating for some time up to his neck in the water. lower. Sheffields, 31a-Dovers, 21i-Midlands,
_7:16,,
Leeds 95a- Great Western 60a-London and 1"lorta
article you raise. It is a natural price-your pros. and there were also present Sir J. K. Shuttleworth, Mr. vary institutions have increased until they now number froui diarrbcea, returned in the same periods, which were Board passed a resolution, and forwarded it to the Dirac- In his efforts•to extricate himself, the horse had kicked
Westerns, 102-Caledonian, '26a.
penty is eure, and the goodwill of the community at'. W. Brown, M.P., Mr. J. Heywood, M.P., Mr. W. J. more than 800, and new ones are being founded daily. In 124, 116, and 95. Besides these 95 deaths of last week, tors, to the effect that they saw with dismay and re r t Air. G. ardner with one of his feet and knocked him over-
. tends you. (Cheers ) air J Maxwell hopes that tb..
- ' • ' * Fox, M.P., and Mr. J. M. Cobbett, M.P., besides other my belief, their sphere of action admits of vast enlarge, g e head in the water the blow bruisin hie back but net
there were 3 cases of cholera amongst infants, and 11 01 an expenditure of 29,000/. for 23,000/. worth of busi- seriou 1. • . 'h. Af g ' ' ' LEEDS, SEPT. 2E.
• Emperor of Russia may reign over a free and level ment. I hold that they are destined to perform, as re- s y injuring im. ter all the party had regained
STOCK EXCHANGE -There has been a slight depression
gentlemen of local standine dysentery amonast persons of various ages. Ty hns and d called for • ' '
nese, an the appointment of an Independent their feet they took hold of each other's hand, and started • • - 6 18 6i
people That he will reign over a loyal people, a cord:al trcls the more nurnerous class of society, the same func• to-day again. The sales were-NorthWestern, 1. s.,
Lord S N Y -.1.P i';
1 • the clia'r said-I had g
TA,. LE ,1., n a cing i e. feve 'ere f tal in 45 ca 1• I'
•
corem n r w a . ees ; scar atina in 89.. eommissioner to investigate the affairs of the associa- to wade across the sands. As they proceeded they en- _Midland, 78-Great Western of Camala, 234-North
people, I fully hope and believe. That he will reieu tione as those which the universities discharge towards
'1 • 1 f this
last y?ar the pleasure to see the first stone al( o 1 Neither of these corn laints reduces more than its orda
over a free people Ido not expect, and as an agricul- the weelthier They combine two advantages of which it t,' f P Ft P h tion. They also condemned the mode of producing the countered some deep holes, and every now and then Eastern, Leeds, 17i.
turist Ido not much desire it ; for if there be danger to building, the inauguration of which we celebrate to-eay ; . eery prioport iton oil morta iy ; t ey appear indeed to be one of the party had a plunge overhead. After consider-
accounts by the directors at so long a period after they ---
's
sca ' 1 po.ssible to over-estimate t,',e value-first, that
a foreigner, one thing is obvione, namely, that that it is therefore doubly gratifying to me to witness the cor- i. rdathetir
fess a al t an usual ; but the greatest number of able difficulty they succeeded, however, in reaching the BIRMINGHAM, SEPT. 23." • s
. danger must arise from freedom cn tbe part ef th o mate aiality with which Oldham has seeonded the design of its hrce yf . • 1.,,* s denomination meet here u o
mem ers oel ery re 'emu p n eat •s rom both of them occurred in the eastern divisien were made up. He regretted the directors had gone to
the expense of convening this meeting, because it could solid la,nd in safety, and having been Carefully attended .
STOOK EXCHANGE.-The market was flat as regarded
equel teems ; next, that they start unencumbered with of London. A tnan, aged 42 years, died in Basinghall• to at the hospitable mansion of their entertainer, they business done, but prices were about stationarY. North
vators of the soil. Excuse me if I record a seetiment founders, and the rare rapidity with which a work of such have been otherwise by the deed. In 1854 the assoeia-
winch I read the other day-a sentimrmt which cleneted magnitude has been completed. We cannot as yet pretend traditions ; and taking as their point of departure the street of scarlatina maligns, after an illness of 5 days. tion did business to the amount of 13 millione, and in soon recovered from the effects of their thorough Staffords, 54 dis.-London and North-Westerns, 1011 to
great and profound wisdom. aloetesquieu, ja Visiti,-4; !to estimate the number of those who may hereafter attend educational icleas not of any former, but of the present age. Ohly 4 deaths occurred from small pox, all amongst 1855 to 19 millions, which was satisfactory, so far as it drenching and the fright Occasioned by the perils they 1024-South Staffords, 3t, dia.-Birmingham and Stour
leugland nearly a century ago, was struck with tfie, , Here, gentlemen, let me express a hope that you. will not children ; and 23 from meager), 2 from ague, 1 from encoun. h
tered in their endeavour to cross the daneerous Valleys, Bi. •
your lectures, avail themselves of your library, or partake went ; but he was at a loss to know how it was that
superior produce of England in comparison with that of 1 . . • , • d rest content with what has been or is being done-not even scurvy. One person died of intemperance, one o' priva- when the association did but four millions of business sands in Morecambe Bay. The escape of the whole of -
lof the instruction of your evening casses. If lam tojti go tion 10 children from want of breast-mllk A
y - . house the art must be looked upon la almost miraculous
. France, and he wondered at that superiority on per- • with the SUCCeS3 and progress of this institution-but that . the ss. shares were at is and 2s 6d premium at Notting- pY• ' l SEABORNE MAILS•j
by the accounts w ..,
hich have reaehed me to-day I believe painter, aged 46 years, died from " lead poisoning." and great credit is due to Mr. Gardner and Mr. Holden
ceiving our climate so very inferior. He saiv at mice ' 'll 1 'th •t 'th tf th t
you wi coup ewr i, ei er as par o e same es e- ham, they had now fallen to 2s discount, except it was •
the fact to be that, whereas in the old building where the Four nonar enarians
g appear in the registration of the for the coolness which they displayed and the assistance
that our soil was not nearly so good as thet of o ar amen , 3
blish ent or se aratel under the act fP li t that the expenditure was beyond the society's means (N signifies that the mails are sent from the General Post-ogle*
Frar.c., atm he makes this reee,ntiou, ~ Tnat the pro- ' institution was accustomed to meet the number of sub- ra 13- • y week : the widow of a captain, who died at the age of they rendered to their unfortunate companions.-Liver- ay the
free, or nearly free, library for the use of the 100,000 per- and that üblic confidence . H • t"ti ci
was wavering. e jus i e night-and Mby the morning--despatch.) .
....•-•••
duce of' laud depends less on the fer fay of the soil scribers was about 400, not less than 30) names have been 91 years ; two gentlemen, aged respectively 91 and 94 ; the c P • • •
onduct of himself and friends at Nottingham for the pool Mercury.
• d its noi hbourhood Men- and a wide h d• d • W
sons who inhabit this town an g . . w, wole in andsworth at the age ot 95 (my when made up From wha' „ '•'"l;ii
than oa the freedom of the cat' ivator." A nrofound added since the occupation of the premises which you course they hadtaken with reference to this meeting, ..-..---.....
chester, Salford!, Liverpool, Bolton, even Warrington, have years. in General Post- Pert ea.
CO'UNTRIESI.I Ea... said.
observation, general as conceived by him, •true to have eniered tceday. (Hear, hear.) I give you thetfigures the b •
a.nd expressed surpriseat the conduct of oard in not From the London Gazette of Last Ni ht
the letter ia its application. Now juet reflect Lir Ins I have heard them; ycur experience will test whether set you the example. (Cheers.) Out of 18 places where Of the total number of deaths returned in the week, calling this meeting without a requisition, and their incon- g •
a moment what is the immediat-t cause of the Milner, e it has been proposed to put the act in force it has been 570 occurred under 20 years of age, 134 in the period l Weeklr
Every Friday .... Liverpoo ...
they are correct. But there is one remark which may be sistency in requesting their names to beadded to the requisi- —...,--,--.. America(ayßrit.pack)N
20.40 years, 147 and 40-60, 151 at 60-80, and 31 at a
Predeee °I the Umtel Btatt's a America 7 WhY' the ade ven• vithout the help f .' tb ca.rried in 13; and haviog watched the rapvement during America (by United Ste. ton Weskit
o expeuence- at we tion calling on the directors to convene a meeting for the FOREIGN-OFFICE, SEPT. 10. N Every Tuesday .. aouthamp
till more advanced age. 533 were deaths of males, 531 packet) ...... •• • •
freedom of the cultivator. Whet is the distinguishilie m e , ' four years I can bear witness that, though difficulties are aapointment of a committee of inquiry. Seven-eighths of ' •
tl unclerrete the efficacy, in point of amount, of adult
mark of the success of the yeomen of Cumleerland '? ".1:11,... grea, y ' ' of females. The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint Braga- America (by IT. States .
often made about the setting up of a free library, no instance the capital had been raised, and seven-eighths of the busi- ..N ... Liverpool ...
freedom of the cultiVator ? What is the advantage of • tiMaions if we take merel
instruction given in these ins . , y . . Last week the births of 768 boys and 741 girls, in all dier-Ge eal William R M fi t
n r ose ans eld obe her Majesty's packet) ........
kll h •
has occurred within my now ec ge w ere, one having been d h 1 b •th • d• h •
ness one at een in e provinces, an wit provin- Consul-General at Warsaw. &marten' (via Liver- Twig VA
long leases ?an advantage which I have al ways eon. the number of those who frequent an Athenaeum or me- 1,509 children, were registered in Loudon. In the ten pool) ............m 4th and 19th .... Liverpool .•
b ' h d •th sf •1 d t d a rt
este lie e, i a re o o comman popu ar suppo ,or to cials and as at least seven-eighths of the dissatisfaction
tended for. The freedom of the tenant. (Cheers.) Aud caanice institution, and compare it with, or ;judge it by, corresponding weeks of the years 1846-55 the averne • ' • FOREIGN-OFFICE, SEPT. 23. Ditto (via Marseilles) N
answer the purpose of its establishment. (Hear.) If, as existed in the country he had thought it right to take . .
• I never shall entertain telle slightest apprehension ot fee the number of those who attend a school. The difference number was 1,418. The Queen has been pleased to a prove of Don J e oitto (via Cape of Good
... uneertoin
the majority of the committee from the provinces, and Maria Martinez Rosaao as Co s 1 Pt
Bl• f c's
Ho") ** - ** - .. -11 • . ......
•• • •
reign rivalry till I see that ell Europe possesees that is this-children go to school because their parents send has been the case in some places, a rate be objected to, the At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean to get rid of the insinuation that a London • t • •
commit ee public of Mexico.
y n u a eme or the Re- vac, (w„t coast) ~ai IRd Gt th, recall n., Plymouth .. 6th or II??
freedom. It is, as Montesquieu eaysenot on the fer- them, and many, as we know, with no particular desire thing may be done by private means. A capital of 2,030/. height of the barometer in the week was 29.905 in. The had been appointed to ex t
onera e the London board. The Queen has been pleased to approve of Senor C 1-4' Alexandria. . •
Alexandria ..........N 10th & 26th of n- •, Dover ...... id & 10 FL
m 4th & 20th of mon. Southampre, 4& 0 me*
tility of the soil, but on tee relative freedom of agricul. to team ; youths and man attend places of teaching of will give, at the lowest estimate, a collection of 10,000 mean daily readiog was above 30 in. on the first three He concluded by moving the appointment of the follow- Halle as Consul at Manchester for the Re • . • as .•..............ea 17t/a of tbe mon
public of Vene- Baham . . th Seuthampicr 16th
tare it depends, and it is our beast that in this courara . own ree c oice, wit t e e ermine ion o pro ,
their f h ' •hh d t •t• t fit volumes to begin with, and 1,000 subscribers of only 48. days. The highest reading .in the week was 30.10 in. •
mg gentlemen as a committee of inquiry, viz :- zuela. Belgium . ...... .....N Daily ........ , _ Dover ...... Jab,'
especially we do enjoy to the greatest extent a feir divi• yearly will supply an income amply sufficient to defray all on Monday. The mean temperature of the week was Job Bradshaw, of Nottingham, gentleman, Richard BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, SEPT. 22. Brazil ...... .•• ....at 9th of the month., Seuthama Ici it, th.
we as with intellects more ripened and matured. 537 d 12.1 a• 24 d bl
egs., wic is . egs. eow the average of tbe The Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of m 9th or sir, mont,, yionthArYirter 16th
Buenos Ayres a ...... . _. •• •
- sion of the land. There are, it is true, large estates en al 11 necessary expenses. Bat a rate-supported library is pre- • Clitherow of Hornea,tle in the county of Lincoln, gen- Ca eof Good Hope ..a. Uncertain
(Hear, hear.) Thus, while in schools you must teach same week in 38 years (as determined by Mr. Glaisher). tie ' ' • • - • Privy Council for Trade and Plantations have received, Cappe of Good Flo e N
Cumberland, but they are aa nothing compared With tae few ferable, first, because in that case alone can it be absolutely d • man, Henry Hawkes, of Birmingham, in the county
number of small estates which are the hereditary poe- , many in order that, comparatively speaking, a The mean ally temperature was below the average so through the Secretary of State for Foreien Aff i s a copy Case de Verde .1.: - N 9th or ta. ',nth southameear 16th of
fr : second] because that mode of su port ives to it a a
of Warwick, Esq., the Rev. Edwar Johnston, of IS & 29th
sessions of the yeomanry, and also the wide-spread use, may benefit, in an Athenmum you may be sure that none, es .
lair y'd
ul h t • Npt
ges th much as 6 degs. and 8 degs. on Friday and Saturday. Hem of a despatch from her Dia•e t'A '' ar ' -- Co lon (See India)" - 10th and 26th'...
js y s mbassador at yaris, y . 4th & 211.
pton, in the minty of Middlesex, clerk, William , :
more pu ac an pop ar c arac ei. ex com e ques- naosome aco of F• Cey10n......,„ ......N 4th and 20th ...:
tab much Imperial Decree, fixing as - Southampier ru•Th.Sas
the growing use ot long lea ms. Gentlemen, I should or next to none, of the teaching given will be thrown away; The higbest temperature in the week occurred on Mon- Salmon, of Bury Saint Edmunds, in the county of Suf- ;follows the dutPY Chaffee Isles ........N siel.., is sa.,,ts.iis •
o.n o acco imported into Algeria. 1 and 16
Chi1i..............., ad 2d & 17th of month Southamplo:
be sorry to read you a lecture. upon agriculture, but that the words 'of the instructor will fall upon open ears tion-when you have got your athenaum, what is it there day, and was 70 degs. ; the lowest was 40 degs., and folk, Feq John Smitherman, of Benges, in the county Tobacco in leYaf 4 and 29
there are three or four points to which, , without int- and will be received into 'll' •nds (Hear, hear.) It
wi ing mi • intended to teach ? That is a vast subject, and one which, occurred on Saturday. The mean dew-point tempera- er or , gen eman, and Thomas Vaughan, of Stoke
of H tf .'d
tl China .... ..
From French entrepots, 20 fr. per 100 kilos, without Constantinople 4th and 10th
......24 10th and 26th J9
Dover ...... 2 and e_
pertinence, without prestunini to dictate to those who is common to contend 6nd the objection weighs with many in deference to your time, I shall touch on in the shortest ture was 43.9 dogs., and•the difference between this and Newington, in the county of Middlesex, Esq. 10 per cent. assessed. Constantinople ......., 4th Ss 20th of mcn, Southamptor I and ago
know their business so well, I may advert. I once at possible manner. First, I thirk it is desirable that intel- the mean air temperature was 9.8 degs. The wind blew me
ho are' otherwise our friends) that the mechanic, the ope- eta, Rev. Mr, BIND seconded the resolution, though be From foreign parts, 25 fr. per 100 kilos, without 10 Cont. of Europe Mle N Twice daily
one of these meetings expressed an opinion which was w • - lectual competition should bo stimulated in every possible generally from the north-west. There was rain to the
rative, the tradesman, the m n mmer
a i sed in business, has disapproved of the persons named from their being un- per cent. assessed, Egypt (see India) pa-legal/7
much criticised at the time, which has been condemned. manner • and I heard, therefore, with peculiar pleasure amount of 0.25 in., the most Of which fell on Thursday. ... lid &/4 Twice daily.-
known to most of the . shareholders. He wished the Manufactured tobacco, 401 r. per 100 kilos, without 10 ere° -•- 7 f i 'l, 24,
no time to learn anything really, that .
he must be a sma,t- , rater ........ ael 4,7,1 , 20,27 e m. Soathempto, ,
I said, in my opinion, we ploughed too much and grazed some words which fell from the president of the institution resolution had been drawn by a non-professional man, per cent. assessed. Greece (see India) •
too little ; and I particularly adverted to the Mecum- torer only, and. will merely acquire a taste which he can j ane lal
this morning, as to the pro riety of establishin examine MORTALITY IN THE METROPOLIS. because then they would not be in such a fix as now, BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, SEPT. 22. Graeytown ..........M tiadil& 17th of mon. Sonthamptos
__,,,.,
stance, which agriculturists in Cumberland cannot fail never indulge. I want to say a word on that point, be- London ....:. 1'1"
and compelled to take it or not. He thought with two The Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of Ist Ji rno
lions and rewardine efficimPicy with r• s g -
p I.Zeh
~ . ,
(Hear hear ) NUMBER OF DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES REGISTERED ' 'l4lamvabnnut ""•• " .114 2nd )'Of the month Southatup,, 1,
to observe, that in competing with the southern counties cause the objection, if well founded, would be almost fatal. evils it was better to take the least, and with that feel- Privy Council for Trade and Plantations have received, Holland .. Z :::::: •.:311 Dely... .....
h • •h ' Ifi 1
W at is read wit some c e ni e and tangible end in view, IN THE WEEK E/sDDTCI SATURDAY, SEPT. 20. L 602;
' and with other milder and more genial climates we I believe it is not well founded, and I will•tell you the ing he seconded the resolution. If it had been compe- through the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, a copy Honduras ,„ ~ ~ ~ ~m t7tn of the month. Southampton ,
_,,d 21 0
is apt to be more carefully studied and longer remembered Z3.7riletic Diseases . 283.
laboured under great disadvantage-that here the growth reason. It is true that most, perhaps all of those whom tent for him to have done so he should have moved an of a despatch from her 3dajesty's Ambassador at Pieria en- India (viaSouthampt.)Xl Ith a-. 20th of mon. Plymouth .., •"" ~s
15 Je 29 -
of wheat was more difficult and uncertain, whilst we have your Lyceum will instruct, are not men of leisure ; but it Diseeses of "Uncertain Seat
than what is read in a vague and general idea of improve- ‘ . 43
amendment to it, closing copy of a French Imperial Decree, prolonging the India (via Marseilles)bl 10 th& 26th of moth Dover ..... ,4-•...
immense advantages in the growth of green crops and is not true that a large amount of leisure is requisite in Tubercular Diseases
ment. (Hear.) Next, I hold that a wide latitude should •
iseases of the Brain, Nerves and Senses -
96 Mr. T. Vaughan (director) said he had no knowledge period fixed by the decrees of Bth Sept. and 13th Oct.,
1855, respecting provisions, until the 31st Dec., 1857. lonian Isles (see India) •• • • ...: , Dover...... ...A.,'
Ireland ........M & N Twice dallY:.• •• • • Holyhead ...
grass. Here the high price of meet renders the feed- order to obtain a consid bl • f 1 • Th
era e proportion o earning. abe given to individual taste. What a man wishes to learn D.
Diseases of the Heart and Blood-vessels 36 of his name being on the committee until the resolution Li5ben..............31 2d of tr o.• Southampton
~ 1 a
BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, SEPT. 22. Madeira ............M Southam ts 6 An' -
9th of month p o
. ing of sheep extremely remunerative, and next to drain- . • he will learn better, more quickly, and with more profit p• was sent to the directors.
brain, like the body, can only bear a certain amount of iseases of the Lungs and other Organs of Madeira ...........,N 282 of month
hag it is one .of the most certain methods of improving to himself than -what he undertakes to learn merel u n Mr. LANCASTER (Southampton) condemned the con. The Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of Malta (see India)
active exertion-nay, of all bodily organs it is the most ypo Respiration, m 133 as SO
the land. I also adverted to a species of culture which duct of Mr. Bradshaw in sending circulars all over the Privy Council for Trade and Plantations have received, Malta .... ~........./4 4, 10, 20, and 26.. Dever ...... 44 t
tho mom '
mendation of others, even though the latter ma •
might have been of great benefit to the county. I delicate, the most easily put out of repair, the most diffi- , Y Diseases of the Stomach, Liver, and other Organs country in reference to the association, which had had through the Secretary af State for Foreign Affairs, a copy ruirrfiguns (see India) . er,
e more generally useful. Subject to this ualification I
a , of Digestion
allude to flax. Gentlemen, I still think that you grow cult to set right when once disorganised. Now, it is liable D .
Ifeadoo .."
" " ld 2nd of the month.: seathamw, ist;:l,
will mention those topics which seem most likely to be of Diseases of the Kidneys, &c.
too much corn, that you graze too little, and also Ito suffer in two ways-from too little work in those whose He was anxious for the appointment of a committee of seams__ a --a Daily.... ••••• • • • • Dover .... -- and ICI
am of opinion that the introduction of flax to your ro- labour is mechanical only, or who do no work at all : frorn service. I gee in a prospectus which has been issued mention Childbirth, Diseases of' the Uterus, &c. • • 6 inquiry, and came to the meeting prepared to support COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY LORDS-LIEUTENANT. tr.:_,SirTada ......10 ad Ss nthof month Sa.uthamptor 110 7.;;;,-
tation would be a most valuable change to yo h k• th h 1 b 1 h• fl
ur crop- too mac wor in ose w ose a our emp oys cley or of French classes and others for the teaching of languages, Diseases of the Joints, Bones, and Muscles - 2d Regiment of the Duke of Lancaster aw z•ea and.......... Twice a month .. Various port away g
's Own Militia- Papal States .. ...N Daily- ••••• •• • • I -
ping. I can speak with confidence when I say that in lam far from depreciating sueh studies ; their interest is
• Diseases of the Skin, &c.
exclusivel • • • •
y the intellectual faculties. It is idle, therefore, nominated or constituted one, such as they were told Lieut.- Chas. Garraway to be Captain, vice Hughes, re- Peninsula .......:...2•1 •
- Southampt, i , poi
' every second rotation of five years flax would be found t great, their use is great even for those who stay at home, Malformations 2 they must appoint or reject. He entered into a full signed. Peru . ..........ad id & 27th of mon. Southampter Ist as
uppose that the majority of men, though free from any Premature Birth and Debility 3B If 'a
t •al
Huntingdonshire Militia--Arihur Tillard, Gent., to be ,r9q aa - a -I; fly private ship... Various port,
..,, 10y5,.,,
to answer, and that in a large portion of this country it o s - - - much more for those who travel ; but where time and statement of the business done at Southampton, and the
,_ pressure of business, though independent of a profession aces' ..............14 Every Saturday.. Dever ...... wee '
might be introduced once in ten years with the ntmo Atrophy 42 First Lieutenant.
s'•
h tfh•l•
or trade, can, whatever t e amoun o t eir enure, or •
opportunity are limited, and where no special inducement ee expenses thereon, which amounted to 15a per cent., Tuscany ............N Daily.. .......... Dover .....,
advantage. In connection with this subject the name of Old Age
et exists, I doubt whether the acquiring of languages is the wnilst that of Nottingham amounted to 29f, and Venezuela ..........1d Id& 17th ofinonth Southampton iis less
one occurs to me whose loss I sincerely deplore, for a however much they may desire it, occupy anything li e su en
dd 1 Van Diemen'sLand (ses
1 d W
most necessary or profitable branch of know e ge. ords he asked Mr. Bradshaw why he did not cora- BANKRUPT. imontillY:
more spirited agriculturist or a more thoroughly deter- the whole, or even the greater part of their time in , Violence, Privation, Cold, and Intemperance 4B mence reform and retrenchment in Management at William Stuart Findlater, coal merchant, Plymouth, to West Indi
Australia) .... ~ ~, , ith of mon. .. ..
es .... -.11,,, id R. s7th o: moire Southernotte 1 and IS
mined man than Mr. Rome never existed. He was study. If no external circumstances interpose to limit after all, are only vehicles of thought ; the stores of thought Causes not specified
quite prepared to act with me in the introduction of flax, their exertions, Nature will and does. The mind only accumulated in our own tongue are already immense ; and Birmingham the expenses amounted to 2,528/. sr' t 'lourt. Hirtzel official as '
Di tic ta , signee, Exeter ; Ed- A WoHAN POISONED ET MISTAKIL-A patient i* the
to establish a flax manufactory mill in this immediate retains its freshness for a limited time •if that time be if much of lifo be passed in that which is rather prepare- DEATHS 291,011 ALL CAUSES 1 064
, 2s. 11d., for the receipt of 3,213/. 3s. Bd. of premiums. monde and Sons, Plymouth ; Simons, Merthyr Tydvil.
neighbourhood,-and if that experiment had been carried ' tion for study than study itself, little time may remain to Population Deaths in cone- Deaths lunatic I L t dM th Lenten,
asy um at , ancas er, name ar a
exceeded e • • •
xhaustion ensues, little is learnt, and the With these facts he was astonished that any man should . met with her death on Tuesday last in consequence of
out it would have been of great advantage to the county. • complete the building for which such wide and ample foun- Enumerated. spending week in the -
seeds of future mischief aro sown in the constitution. 1851. of 1855. Wese. select a committee comprising members taken from local -- the accidental administration to her of two tablespoons-
The moment it was suggested, the motive for recommend-
ing it was suspected, but if that scheme had been carried What I contend for then, is this-that no man willing It. h b I'd It t lo t b W D'st • t
( a ions . ave cot!
.ai . seems o. me-. u remem er est i. rif s 376,427
that I give my opinions on these subjects with the utmost North Districts
out, I see no reason to doubt that the trade of Northern to study need despond because he can only command a ID. • '
deference-that the foundation of a complete and rational Centre. . ihtncts ..... 393,256
Ireland in that article might have been trans 1 d
p ante portion, it may be, of his evenings, while others are •
East Districts
here, whilst we should have h d th
a e most advantageous masters of the whole day. It is bad arithmetic in such education lies in the knowledge of natural laws, as deduced 485,522
216 At Hertford the receipts were 1,9821, es, ed,, and the the Early Closing Association, and for the promotion of in the asylum. She was unmarried.
South Districts
from recorded facts ; a knowledge, first, of those laws by
system of cropping, a meet useful manufactory in our matters to compute that four times as much can be learnt ammema.....sll
own immediate neighbourhood, and a profitable addition in four hours in Just b• • which the inorganic world is governed-as those which re- --- were • 3,0641. 19s. 2d., and' the expenditure 898/. 2s. and Scientific Institution, Carter-street, Walworth. The - -
as One. as reasons ly mignt Totals - meeting was numerously attended, and was presided BIRTHS.
to our agriculture. I still hope that it will be carried one • gelato astronomical, geological, and chemical phenomena ;
argue that, because one good dinner daily gives Males ....................................... 532 able, and that with the right man in the right place this over by Mr. John Corderoy. '
out. I see greater facilities in combination for such a pur- h 1 h • next, of those laws which control organised existences-a OP A SON.
ea t and strene
oth, therefore four such dinners every day _ Females .................................... 531 ' • " would be the best institutioa in England. The gentle- LADvEarisgmEsrr.] - SIGHT AND Mumma - Sem:runes,
pose in
• the limited liability of companies. I observe branch which includes physiology in all its departments ; __RSPECTITS oth 22d • "
n e inst., at 8, Upper Bedford-place, Russell*
that a society is about to be formed for introducing flax would make a man four times as strong, and four times as BIRTHS IN -THE WEEK. men named on the committee could not, and ought not, Pewee/era TELESCOPES, OPERA, RACE., AND Pg
health lastly, a knowledge of that which, for want of a more re- Albe- square, the wife of John Carey, Esq.
to sit on their own accounts. GLASSES,—Messrs. S. and B. Solomons, opticians, 39,
into England, and lam satisfied that there can be nu y. (Laughter and applause.) Just as reasonably Males ................................ . ...... 768 Me the York Hotel. Odi the 23d inst., at Arborfield, Streatham-hill, the wife
mieht coenised term, I must call sociology, embracing the invea marle-street, Piccadilly. Observe--oaPoin f eel
better part of the country for the success of the expert- e one affirm, what all who have looked into the ole. ee, • • . Females 741 Mr. MECHI-In addition to the expenditure you have
By ker Majeray's Royal Letters Patent for valuable and 0 gar Lutwyche.
taration of socnal problems, and enabling us to trace the . named is the usual 121 per cent. commission paid ? *
meat than the county of Cuniberland and the immediate ments of finance know to be untrue, that if you double the a . extraordinary improvements in the most powerful and
OP A DAUGHTER.
• neighbourhood of Carlisle. One word on another point. rate of a tax you will double the amount it produces. The t. has moaed in all countries
paths along which human ac ion . h Total ........ 1,509 . Mr. LANC -
. ASTER Yes. He objected to the powers . .
brilliant Telescopes, Camp, Racecourse, Opera and Per.
,
and ages. I cannot go far into these topics ere, or else I to be vested in the committee, and if it bad been co Th tel ° 17th inst., the Marchioness of Winchester--
lam an advocate for the utmost degree of freedom in the fact is, nature intends that we should develope all our 111- spective Glasses, to know the distances. ese escopes m n the
condition of leases. Frio not think it wise to hamper faculties, that we should. work our whole oreanisation in think I could show that the order which I have named, fo •
petent r him to do so he should have moved an amend- powers at so
possess such extraordinary th me three and a-half stillborn. el
tenants in their leases ; still Ido think there is too great turn, and not a part of it only. The man who exerts his from the study of the simplest structure-inorganic mat- [
ADVBRTISEMENT
abie Amon.' the ' . ment. One of the clauses of the resolution om owered • h •
1--The following is net the least remark- • . . _ p mc es, with an extra eye-piece, will show distinctly Jupiter's On the 23d inst., at
W•th th Ed d H Ell E
hout niedi- the Committee to draw en the institution for any amount moons Saturn's rin , and the double stars. i e same war enry en, sq. ,
Albion-equate, Dalaton, the wife
a tendency to grow potatoes in this country. We have brain only, and the man who exerts his muscles onl is ter -up to that of tho highest and most complea.c-the ha- nuDmuerous extraor.di.nusary cenarletsb-witsturiu, ,
eine effected b Re- the leased for the ex • • •0* • an telesc ' ' g •son's countenance three miles and a
y, y Barry's debate H Re e 371) penses of this investmation, d opo can ne seen a pei • .
hich Nature
had an awful warning. It is a tender plant ;it has Ile- equally violati man mind-is ne arbitrary progress, but one w MARRIED.
ng her laws, and those laws are never vio- valenta Arabica Food, of Indigestion (Dyspepsia), Flatulency, he called on the meeting to reject the resolution. half distant, and an object from 16 to 20 miles. Th. ey are of
come an uncertain plant, and we have only to look lated. with impunity. I don't wa he lf d• t t ni 'irects (Hear.) I may be asked what Constipation, Nervous,
rse ic aesa ( t‘ . Bilious dla C la' t C e
,an iver omp in s, ous,h, Mr. HAwiems (of Birmingham) defended the business larger and all sizes, with increasing pewees accordingly.-Tne On the 23d inst., at St. John's Church, Paddington'
nt to overstate my case.
across the Channel, where in the course of a few I aninot den • Asthma Consum • Royal Exhibition, 1851. Valuablemewlyanvented,verysmall, Captain Sweedland Mainwaring, of the Madras Array, tof
ening that the hours of labour are many, nor man, unless solely and professedly a philosopher, can find .
.. h tn.. ptien, and Debility:-Maastricht, Holland, done at Birmingham. He said that an invidious corn-
years, no less than two millions of our fellew-crea-
that the car •
es of life press heavil on th le leisure for such inquiries ? I reply, it is not necessary to be 4 Y
11° • ! neD.4.--3137 daughter Virginie had long been consurnp- parison had been made with re ard to the expenditure powerful waistcoat-pocket glass, the sye of a walnut b wh' h ,
, y ic Mary Augusta, the daughter .of Phihp Melvill, EC*, 0
d* t •
tures have paid the penalty of death or exile for
mi.. . y e wor mg man . • tive, with diarrhceaand night sweats and was inJulylast rallies g Y a person can be seen and known 1e miles is ant , they answer Clarendon-place, Hyde-park-gardens. .
1 t d
oisaSO a a al ent. (Hear.) But I affirm t b ' loeist in
an astronomer, a geologist, a cbemis ,a p ysio 0 , db • d
an usiness one there, and that the expenditure now
their too great dependence upon that precarious' w" that the ob- ed to such a state of p t ' cl, h st' n that our medi-
ros ratioman ex au io , every purpose on e race-c ,
th ' ourse and at the opera houses On the 18th inst. at St. Th ' St f d hill A.
omas s am OT - f g
stades which labour places in the way of intellectual ad- order to learn what have been the principal results of human cal men agreed there , did not amount to more than 600/. on 1,800/. receipts. The countr d li.* are clearly seen at Bto 10 miles.' F. Clark, Es f 10'1 ' ' d liter es
y scenery, an s ips . q., o a ston to Mary Roane, ang
article. If you grow potatoes, relying upon the was no hope of recovery left, and that
b .1cl• tin deer-stalki
railroads for facility of exporting theme you will make vanes); though real, are less formidable than they look, thought in those departments, or what is their inter-con- sae c f . ve many
ay .
ould not survi d e Upon the recommends- m ings erected at Biensingham returned 7a per cent. They are invaluable for shoo g, ng, yachting, to J. Scorer, Esq., of Suude;land. .
the most fertile land perfectly sterile. It is a gambling while ba their nature they SaVe the student from other nection ono with another. The slow progress of discovery- tioe o a friend, we tried Du Barry's Revalenta Arabica, After what had been • the commit e ' sti atin
said of t e lave g g sportsnaen, gentlemen,dgamekeepars, and tourists. Opera,
which, to the asto • their
nahment of all, caused an immediate hwa accounts he should vote against the resolution, race-course, camp, an
.. 1) _
erspective glasses, with wonderf 1 D I ED.
transaction. If you plant upon good land, the crop i i dangere quite as real which beset the man whose time is affords no measure of the time required to appreciate the
change for the better in the symptoms. After tho first few not wishing to be placed in such a painful position. power. Newly-constime P
ted S ta 1 L - • a ' • . ter
ec c e enses ot the great- On the 22d inst. at Torquay the Rev. Thomas 3fas a
always doubtf ,1
e and the loss severe. If it Is a entirely his own-the danger, on the one hand, of an idle results of discovery. It takes ages to make the road which meals she felt I • ••dth 1' h Mr. Go • -t t t ewer. The valuable advantage dei• d ' f J la' al d''
ess miserable and in six ays c c iarr cea, DDARD addressed the meeting at great length, es ransparen p • eve man, the youngest son o o n Masterman, Esq., •
good crop it impoveriehes the land to an extent wbich no and relaxed habit ; the danger, on the other, of mental when made may be travelled over in a few years, (Hear.) and night sweats had left her. ' She gained strength graclu- in the course of which he entered into the details of the from this invention is, that vision becoming impaired is aged 32.
ultimate advantage can compensate. lam therefore, d tear induced by not knowin h If interrorfated as to the use of such investigations, I would ally, and in two months time was erfectly well, This excel- mana e reserved and strengthened, and very aged persons are -0 th 22d 'nst at 13 W tbo terrace H de-perk,
extremely anxiona to discoura h ,f
ge t e growth o potatoes wear an gwen to leave off. • e .e • lent remed d • P ' - _ g ment. He urged on the meeting to support the P n. e i.„ es lune- , y am,
on a large scale. Th Even four hours in the week, or rather more than 200 in point out that the two great questions which an in,elligent I eseives to be more generally known, and d t ern loy their sight at the m "
enable 0 P • ost minute occu- William Hunter, Esq., one of the Aldermen of the sjaa
I considerY resolution, a committee of inquiry being essentially hth 1
e wit ese en
en as to grass. lam satisfied that as am only discharging a most sacred pation-, can se ses of a much less magnify- of London, and a Magistrate for the county of Middlese%,
one of the oonditiona (a leases in Cumberland it is most the year, regnlarly and earnestly devoted to one branch of mind on beginning to reflect naturally puts are these, " What
duty iu recommendine it to all s ff S Z
u erers.- . EGUERS. necessary. He asked Mr. Baylis if he had not foreseen • , emend they do not require th f
ing po el e requent changes aged 75.
important thateven on the best land there shall be a iven thought, -will carry au intelligent man very far in any am I?" and " What is this universe around me a, Ter give Supported by testimonials from tho celebrated Professors of ha,t h d
w a now happened, and if a finance Committee was to the dangerous effects of further powerful assistance. On the 22d bid., ia Jermyn-street, St. James's, 310.0 r.
propertien-and that a considerable Proportion g laid s'..udy whatever. (Hear.) Speaking in this place, I need an answer, however partial and incomplete, to these queries Chemistry Dr. Andrew Uro ; Dr. Shorland ; Dr. Harvey ; not appointed in December last, and that he had anted persons can be suited at the most remote part of tho world, General James Jones, 8.H., aged 74.
down in permanent pasture. That is essential to the iu- hardly notice the old cavil raised against institutions like has been the effort of the human intellect during more Purr. Campbell ;. Dr. Gattiker ; Dr. Wurzer; Dr. Ingram ; in contravention of the principles laid down in their re- by sending one. ofththeediglasses out of their spectacles in e On the 22d inst., John Knight, Esq., of Weybourne
terests both of the landlord and tenant ;I sh ld
ou say more these, that their promoters look only to the development L d Stuart do D ' •
than 3,000 years, and may be for 3,000 more. (Hear.) s , • ecies , the Dowager Countess of Castle- P the letter and stating stance ero
._
ort to the directors for the future management of , •
.. . i m the eyes they can read house, Farnham, Stamm aged 60. 4,7
seuart; Major-Gen Th K• and many other respectable aSsoCiation IHe wished also to be informed what special sniall newsPaPel Punt with it; and those who have Oa the 22e1 inst., at Ramsgate Mr. Edward Ellis, ''
for the tenant than of the landlord. I are about to pro. of intellect d 1t th ral faculties. No doubt
,an neg ec emo No man is so dull that they do not interest him ; none ever persons, whose healthmas mg'
. . . ' gal
has been restored by it, after all °the! services Mr. Baylis performed for the 1,000/ paid him ? not made USG Oy spectacles by stating their age. Deaf- years in the service of the London Dook CompanY, ae-L
the health of a gentle
pose as a toast . . Man ivho is an ex. there are instances where grievous moral imperfections has been or ever can be so acute that they do not perplax means oe cure had failed. Suitably packed for all climates, Mr. MECHI defended the conduot of the director,' nese.- New Discovery. - The Organic Vibrator, an ex- 62.
emplification of all the most distineu'
,„ ished qualities t end baffie him. (Hear.) In comparison with such reflec- with full instructiens. In canisters, tracrdinary
tpoTerfal, small, newly-invented instrument for On the 23d inst., Rebecca, wife of Edward DigbY, Becl''
o have been shown by able and cultivated men ; and, ou the 111)., 2s. 9(.1. ; 21b., 4s. 6a; which, he said, had been straightforward and honest. ''
be found amongst country gentlemen, to the exclusion s., lls, ; 121b5., 225.; super-refined, 11b., 6s. ; 2lbs,, Ds. ;. It deafness, en ire y diffbrent from all others to Sil an - 905 Fl t-street, aged 36.
, rpaes y surgeon, - , ee
of all political objects, I hold Mr. Howard to be a very ignorant persons ma
other hatid, we all know that . y tions to talk of whet we call the practical applications -of 51n
slbs., 225.; 101bs., 335. Tho 101bs. and 121bs. carriage free, r. SALMON said that the number of pamphlets that
thing of the kind tha has been or probably ever can be,
science is indeed descendin low • et these applications,- had bee ler hd i f had limed Be• ....................„--....-e-
-npu I.si e n re. erence to this associahtion
.t, . —____
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bright example of an English country gentleman, "La be exemplary in their conduct, although in cases where re- . on receipt of post-ofice order. Barry du Barry and Co., 77, pro+. , • . Ing of the same celoua as the skin, is not per- ""-'7-----
% rforms all his dtities in a most exemplary raanner, aed
pe markable ignorance is found associated with high morality tf g ' y * the objeet of
never the first objec , o ten not in any degree Regent-street, London ; Fortuum, Mason, aud Co., Purveyors • been
hint aogrntr inlury to 1:,. as also bad beTa t e irri e oereible ; it. eimbles deaf persons to Lear distinctly at church L .
ONDON . n ~
P aated and Published by 0 YOUNG,
• I know knows no ambition of any kind except te keep I think it will usually be observed that the ignorance has 1 wr of
the philosopher-have doubled the wealth ant po e hi., her Majesty, Piccadilly ; also at 60, Graceeburch-street ; Y. t .51 • liaylis, 1, . en- managing dir ctor. The end at public assemblies ; the un ' t t' f• '
. . ~ . . pleasan sense ion o singing
• far No. 112, Strand, Priuter, at Th,e Sun, Office, N°.
Eneland and incalculalh lessened the ressure of human dee and 451, Strand; 4 Cheapside; 68, Cornhill •49 Bishops- appaintment of a committee of inquiry was necessary noises in tne ears is entirely removed • and it affords all the
. all persons in every kind of public situation up to the not been voluntary, but the inevitable result of unfavour- e , P •
ate- t• t • r a • ' s ' ' ' bef tb h dth- d' t d 1 th m- assistance that 'b '•
112, Strand, in the Precinct of the g • the socultil
harmg-eross; 54, Upper Baker-street ;63 I OTO ea c a
.), nge eir irec ors, an i eco possi ly, could be deared.-39, Albemarle- aloy, ln
main there lie gftb • suffering from material causes. In concluding on thts head g sift, se,
cohar::_-(laughter)._-_and see that they re ,_. _ . ,le caroarastsuapes, (Hear, hob) 8ut..t.40 gellerga rule I - aa4 150, Oxford-streot. I mitt" -were appointed, he ea one of that committee !treetaflecadiily, obgerys-opposite the York Hotel• . a Xidalelieza Wecluelleh september 24, 1856.
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