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PRICES OF S HARES,
POSTAL COMMVNICATION W ITrI greater liberality and accommodation to travellers LATV REPORT. had gone to the jury, there would have been 200/. or fall of ashower, no alarm need be entertained that hitherto
300/. damages. the craps are injured, nor need any doubt that should
BANKS ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM-
than, owing to the narrow-minded views of a vexa-
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ITALY.
The defendant attempted to say something in answer fine weather quickly shine on us the harvest will fulfil its '
tious but otherwise inefficient police, France is ever SOUTHAMPTON, FRIDAY, AUG. 22.
Ple-NIES' STOCK.
to his lordship,
bountiful promise. The; (Friday) morning we have Ul,-.
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likely to adept. The journey from Genoa or Turin (Before Vice-Chancellor Sir R. T. Kindersley.) His Lordship-Hold your tongue, sir, or I will send shine, a north wind, and the barometer has rieen six-
( Front the Daily Sews.)
to Arona by rail takes six hours, and an express
CLARKE V. THE ROYAL PANOPTICON OF SCIENCE AND ART. you to prison. tenths of an inch within the last 24 hource-Wenern Fr•orn the Oficial Lest.
It has been too long and too often remarked that might go the whole distance in four hours. From .
This was a bill filed by the plaintiff on behalf of himself - Times.
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING
England has no friendson the continent. It may be Arona to Mazadino the lake is crossed in two hours. and all the other proprietors of the Royal Panopticon in CUMBERLAND.-A great change has come over the LONDON, FRID IY, AUGUST 22, 1856.
POLICE INTELLIG-ENCE.-Aug. 23. weather. We do not, however, anticipate any serious GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES.
so, for power and prosperity are apt to engender The Swiss diligence travels over the St. Gothard in Leicester-square to restrain the defendants Richard
envy rather than love. Our next-door neighbours 12 hours. The journey from Lucerne to Basle is Massey, Samuel,Gurney, and John Wilson who claimed _____,______
harm to the corn crops. In some instances, indeed,
Dividend i Amount ,
are the French, whose misconceptions of the English 11 hours more i from Basle to Ostend, by railway to be mortgagees of the Royal Panoplicon 'building, ap- MANSION-HOUSE,-Me. George Fossey, a timber spots that had been laid by the beating rain have been Name of Company. of Paid. , Price
merchant, carrying on business at Poplar, who had raised by the stirring wind, and it is a fact worthy of
character have passed into a proverb. Owing to and steamer, 24 hours may be allowed at the ut- paratus, and machinery, and the two latter of whom
want of communication, and the difficulty of lan- most-and Seven or eight hours from Ostend to were members of the council, from proceeding to a sale been remanded from Thursday last, surrendered on a the attention of naturalists that at this period of the
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charge of having, with others, conspired to cheat and year the ripening process goes on more rapidly under ,
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guage, we are chiefly known abroad, and especially London. The whole distance between Turin or thereof by auction, which was advertised to take place on 21 npneurm .
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defraud Mr. J. Walker, a corrugated iron merchant, frequent atmospheric changes and alternations than Brnoish 1./..o%;;n•e'iat” :: :: 7-1, 120 --i; 0 20 -0
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to southern people, through the medium of French Genoa and London, through Switzerland, Ger- the 25th inst., and seeking to have it declared that the
of Millwall and Arthur.street, of large sums of money ; under steady heat. We have stated in other pare- Brighton •• •• •• •• •• •• aL ;20 0 0 20 0 0 15
several mortgages were illegal and void as against the
representation. "Perfide Albion!" is still a fa- many, and Belgium, will take no more than 61
41. Os. 15000 g g 1.52 g 00 00 -___
corporation and proprietors of stock. It appeared that and William Neary, formerly aiftrk in the service of graphs the agreeable aspect of the Cumberland crops, City of Lroilid
to tnh C.'s. . ..
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vourite phrase at Florence or Naples-countries hours, fully 18 hours less than the mail now em-
tains_ corpoptiondrs inctrporated bdy ad cly.rter in 1850, phuossseecutoirhacrianejlaelseeidctz.irjeciir:V eing concerned with hnid
dthe
vrrn crlop generally, throughout the tvvo 9., t. .1?'
nog.oie:-, (.• •• .. P.• •• 2/.-10s. 150 0 0 all 35
placed by one year or two in arrear of the last Pa- ploys from Turin to London via France, and only
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atnodbuenarrsessuruenddbeyntosutrhAaVestmore-
risian fashion ; and the ideas of King Bomba and seven hours more than it would employ could it DeductnonbseritltBso. ya su sequent settlement in 1
It Ippeared frogm the staPtement made at the first exa- l:ndn and Nortah . t harvest
his subjects respecting our oppression of Ireland, proceed with all possible speed, but with our pre- mr. es
T. Terrell, for the plaintiff, contended, on several mination on behalf of the prosecutor, that a fraud of a prospects are cheering. The late thunderstorms did local Independent ......... 51. '4O 0 0 -
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and our iniquities in India, are precisely such as sent material means of locomotion. Were the grounds, that the mortgages were respectively invalid, very extensive description had been carried on against harm, to some extent, in Westmoreland, about Kendal, Do., Pail. Preference 61. per cent.l 25 0 0 ,s 125
they have learnt from Gallic A.nglomanes, or An- Luckmanier and the Mont-Cenis Railways both and especially that there was no authority in the charter him by the defendants. It was not discovered for a very but the damage is not important. The turnips improve Phcenix . •......• •• .. 41. per cent. ,60 0 0 52 u 0 1 -
51. 1100 0 0 16 0 0 16
glophobes, the first who are apt to admire us for completed, the length of the two routes would re- or the deed of settlement to confer on any mortgages a long time, and It bad contributed in a large degree, if it apace. We wish we could speak so well of the potatoes. Ratcliff..... .. •• •• •
had not entirely caused the prosecutor to stop payment The fact is that the old disease begins to show itself ex-
our worst-the second to detest us for our best main still very nearly the same. The journey power of sale.
qualities. from Turin to London would be from 36 to 48 Mr. Beales appeared for Mr. Massey, but the other in the year 1854. The prosecutor was a contractor for tensively in these counties. We have not yet got rid ot WDesittitneiN 150 0 0 10 '4 0 , 10%
United.Geleet
Ca!li.ay.4.
41 20/o.rleOesn.4. 5509 g g ali
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hours either way. defendants, although served with notice, did not appear. building portable houses for Australia, &e., and the de. the scourge.- Carlisle Pa'riot.
WATER-WORKS.
There is, however, a country, or a fraction of
The Vice-Chancellor decided that an injunction ought fendant had heen in the habit a supplying him with
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country, in Europe, where if not a tendency to love
timber. The dealings between them were very extensive,
Dividend Amount
to be granted. He did not consider it necessary to
DUBLIN, SATURDAY EVENING.
of Paid. Price
Name of Company. per
at least a desire to know us, has lately sprung up-
ROYAL VICTORIA l' ACBT CLUB enter, at that stage of the cause, into all the questions and in tho year 1853 Mr. Walker, the prosecutor, had -
We are are egain blessed with a return of fine harvest Annum. Share.
and that is Piedmont. A constitution, a free press,
wheather, although the. temperature has become so low - -
REGATTA. that had been raised with respect to the validity of the Paid the defendant between 6,000/. and 7,090/. for tint-
flee trade, trial by jury, spirit of association-every
mortgages but it appeared to him clear that neither the ber bought of him. This timber was sent to the prose-
teat some apprehensions are entertained for the late x s. d. X s. d.
experiment of public life compels Sardinian states-
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E-st London nt. Stock. 100 120
ttleefl. 'hatter ferred on the council any authority
nor C r con cutor's premises in Millwall, and it was the custom in
grain crops. The violent gales of the early part of this 78
men as well as citizens to look to England for in- Some of the races were not finished at the close of the ive to any morteagees a power of sale, especially
e e his business to send the books containing entries of the
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formation. Very great efforts are made at Turin, last despatch, and the following afterwards took place, :here the general meeting of the pro •
prietors, the sane- deliveries at Millwall to the prosecutor's business pre- 14;:and iunction ......
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week have done some miechief, prostrating the heavy Kent.... •........... 41. per cut. log g g -
crops in many places, so that warm and dry weather is
N-Lae'vvnilteitvl2et: C. Om-p•a'n'y':: ' 21.-10 s. 1°
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and still more at Genoadto remove one of the great with the subjoined results :-
tion of which was necessary to give validity to a mon- mises in Arthur-street, where they were entered up in
necessary in these cases to preserye them from fatal in- -
Southwark &Vauxhall 51. per cnt. 1100 0 0 - -
obstacles that preventa good understanding between A Race for Yachts' Dingier. First prize, 21.; second,
gage only, and not a sale. As to the fixtures 'and appa- the regular books of account. At the A rthunstreet
till V.. Ppeerr cent. 50 0 0 all
(Ace the clerk was the defendant Neary, whose duy it
ed large
ratus, the mortgage deed under which Mr. Massey t
iiTlitifirterzi.:rauieersnr lite
tehfe.rsie:l:aes:s aanrde Mt: tp:itio
In! West Middlesex - 100
The following is from the agricultural report of the
the two nations, and English teachers are in great 1/. ss. ; third, 15s. ; fourth, 10s.
Maraquita (F. B. Carew, Esq.)
was to enter up these accounts, but it turned out that
BRIDGES.
request in both those towns. But the other great
claimed required, before any sale could be made, a three
Zouave (R. Arabin, Esq.)
he was in league with Fossey, and bad enter
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months' notice to be given under the hand of the mort-
Dividend Amount
bindrance remains-the slowness, expensiveness,
Brilliant (Commodore)
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.l
and uncertainty of the means of communication. gagee ; but in this case the only notice given was signed quantities of timber which had never been delivered.
There were two methods of managing this fraud. The
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When we hear that a letter posted in Turin in the A
oßac.etbfoirrdYiale.hts' Gigs. First prize, 4/. ; second,
2/.,1 s. , ; by his solicitor on his behalf, and under such a notice
it was plain the power to sell had not arisen. first was by deliveries of timber at the yard, when larger , „
ireiano, and the work is certainly being very well enxen- X s. 0. 4 3. d.
afternoon reaches its destination in London on the 10s. fourth, 1/.
quantities were put on the note than were delivered.
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morning of the fourth day, we think that steam has L'allah Reokh (Lord Bangor)
Brilliant (Commodore)
The other was, that Neary used to go to Fossey's house chtehd for so many untrained practitioners. The adoption stioinle„Terod•,;;;;;;;;;
ht t e scythe instead of the sickle will materially lessen - mo 0 0 - -
I,ln.cs cost ot production, which is now attaining a very
done its utmost wonder ; yet it should be rernem- Zouave (R. Arabin, Esq.)
Ditto New of 7% p.c. 1/. per cent. 30 0 0 - -
A SSIZ g INT.ELLIGENCE. of an evening, and then delivery notes were handed to
Waterloo ..... ........ - 100 0 0 - -
bered that the distance is only twelve hours from A. Race for Yachts' Boats. First prize, 1/. 10s. ; se-
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• - hien for the purpose of his entering them in Mr. Walker's
books, the timber of which was never delivered. This igh standard in Ireland. It would be highly gratifying i[r 'll tr. tt eio ?,I cvd iell 141 trio. oof; q.
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485 d.
46g g g =
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London to Paris, twelve from Paris to Lyons, and cand, 1/. ; third, 15s. • fourth, 10s. ; fifth, ss.
to the feelings of any farmer to pay high wages, if he was v.exhan .........••• 965. 70 10 3 - 20%
thirty from Lyons to Turin-altogether a distance Maraquita (F. 'B. Carew, Esq.)
of fifty-four hours, or two days and six hours, so Lallah Rookh (Lord Bangor) 2 THE BOLTON POISONING CASE-VERDICT OF THE JURY. Steele, who was clerk to the defendant, told the prose- hto get value for it in the shape of labour ; but high wages -
ave the !enomalous tendency of blunting the energies and DOCKS.
that the letter posted at Turin could and should Brilliant (Commodore)
cutor of what had been going on, and the whole fraud
The trial of Betsy M‘Mullen, charged with the m urder
nf begetting apathy and supineness instead of increasing Dividend Amount ,
Sunbeam (W. Price Esq.)
was thereby discovered. These facts were fully con-
the efforts of the labourer to which,the obligation of high per of Paid. Price
Name of Company.
reach London on the morning of the third, not of
of her husband, Daniel M'selullen, at Bolton by admi-
the fourth day. It is needless to add that the A Third Dingy Race. Open to all. First prize, 1/.
nistering to him repeated doses of an timon we's resumed firmed by Mr. Steele.
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ages lays him under. 'Every large employer of hired -
104 ; second, 1/. ; third, 15e. ; fourth, 10s. ; fifth, sq.
Mr. Randall Stopp, clerk to the.prosecutor, now ex-
lwebour in this part of the kingdom can, we presume bear
works of the Victor Emmanuel Railway will very
this morning before Mr. Justice Willes. 3'
X s. d. X s. d.
Maraquita (F. B. Carew, Esq.)
plalned the manner in which,,the bueicess was conducted,
Commercial ...• ....•• 5/. pr cent. Stock. Stock. -
8 3011 shorten even that distance by eight or ten
Eliza (D. Gaub)
ample attestation to the truth of this assertien., The
disease re-appeared amongst the potato crop iu this part - 127
a.in
hedrepohshd to thaedefacit of entrietsno! lharguek quhantities of
hours, and a tunnel through the Alps will briprus Haidee (C. Harvey)
nd phosecdu rsd
fo sh. y N,..eary,
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of the kingdom abeut eight days aeo, but u to the
nearer by twelve hours more.
Pallas (W. Gawn) 4 that the case could not be proved one of murder against t
amhich hademng.evemr been elivere ,an or w ich 1 ossey
present date it has had a far lesbs humbling effect p,Eo,atissitocani,i:,,tiliitit.eys.t.
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There is, in the meanwhile, Borne mismanage- Caiman (H. 0. Roe, Esq.)
had been paid by the prosecutor.
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ment in the French mails which occasions the loss Mane (J. Haynard)
The prosecutor was examined and mentioned various upon the leafy system than formerly. The Scotch
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o tha ton ........ 131. Os er c. 50 0 0 50 0 0 • -
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of twenty-four hours in the postal communication Express (J. Knapp) - . . '
instances in which he had been defrauded of large
half-past twelve o'clock to consider their verdict. After • • sums •
Dons are stili so vigorous that the disease is only snienterijanP..•••• a .... I 51. per cent. •
discernible by a close inspection. The tubers as yet are stpleitattortaarliiiiels. :: .... .... ::!' 441•ppeerrececinitt: St-ock.
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between England and Piedmont. For instance, Brilliant (Commodore)
an absence of nearly two hours and a-half the jury re- of money through the collision of Feeney and Neary.
by no means fully developed, except in the case of early ' JOINT-erOCK BANKS.
the evening mail which leaves London at 830 p.m. The reeatta ball was held at the Club-house last even-
a eared in the box and a id the breathless silence of He said he had had business transactions with Fossey
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Increlns, which were early planted. There are also reports Dividend Amount
ing, and' was numerously and fashionably attended.
to the amount of some thousand pounds for several
arrives iu Paris at 9.10 a.m. ; but, although there
aPerPowded court announcer their verdict of ac uittal on
flrlettlahendP,rhaegn:.le Anpneurm.
shoarfe. Paid. Price.
Dhving was commdenced sofonhaftler
.nine o'clock to Tar-
years. In 1854 he owed a debt to Foesey of 1,2001.,
ass of tdhedpeoltatof disl ease f.rom other parts of Name of Company.
is an express from Paris to Lyons at 10.45, the
the charge of wilful murder, but gu:lty of thqe crime of
goo a o
.a arm is beg.inning to be
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The resses o t. e adies were more mag-
upon which he paid 15s. in the pound. He was now
mails for Italy are not made up till 8.5 in the ?1
manslaughter accompanied by a recommendation of the
y t e sinners on the subject. The piece of labour
X s. d. 4 s. d.
ngifiteesnbtatandan on any former occasion. Amongst the gen- . e '
being sued by Fossey's assignee for a balance alleged to ,e
evening, and the English letters for Piedmont are
tlemen were man of the Crimean heroes, who whre prisoner to the merciful consideration of the court.
be due to the estate, but which he disputed. F.as run so high that in some places men receive ss. per Australasia.... .. . 120/. per cent., 40 0 0 all 103
made to rest nearly twelve hours in Paris. The honours " thick limn them," and it need hardly be said The prisoner having been put forward,
The witnessee having been cross-examined, Mr. Rib. day. Large numbers of reapers are daily leaving Belfast
evening mail from Paris reaches Lyons at 6.25 in were "lions" of the evening. His Lordship addressed her briefly, and alluded in
ton having addressed the bench for the defence, by the steamers te seek employment in England and
Scotland. The steamers on several occasions have no t [Col!
goriiatilashetlhAneirdicaan 11601; peerr =.
1?)toi g g
20 1) 0 (31 ,
, strong terms to the odious principle said to be commonly
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the morning, and all the diligonces and other con- Dancing was kept up until 5 o'clock, and the mini° 's
The Lord Mayor said he considered the cans- was one
been able to convey all the parties anxious to go in them. haaord. Eck, .o.oofryA u. 5...
b in use by married females, whose husbands were
veyanoes across the Alps only leave Lyons in the amusements gave the greatest satisfaction.
which, above all others, it was the bounden duty of a
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20 alol 00 3-4
evenine,e so that mails as well as passengers suffer This day a general meeting of the club was held at addicted to drunkenness, to administer to them poison.
magistrate to send before a superior iriburial. He
ous drugs, for the purpose, ae was alleged, of keeping
eendon eoint•stock ... 12!. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 32
Londn and Westminstr ,14/. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 -
a second stoppage of twelve hours at Lyons. the club-house. Amongst other matters brought before
would, however, take bail for the prisoners' appearance,
thferanqudieet--a principdle utterly adverse to that feeling
TffE HARVEST IIV AMERICA. Provincial of Ireland- 1 81. per cent. 100. 0 0 25 0 0 -
If we add to this that the French Government the members was the race for schooners for the 60/. prize
themselves in 500/., and two sureties in 250/. each.
Ditto, New • - , 8/. per cent. , 10 0 0 all -
insists on conveying the mails by the circuitous on Tuesday, a hich was won by the Maraquita. Since houcshanfid
anncde anifde kiTnhneehs whihchi shoutd eexd'sht betfwehen
Fossey gave the required bail, but Neary being un- ________., Lanncido'Cn
rove of Dover and Calais, instead of the much then it has been brought before the committee, as an ob-
intention to wcon;mit rei d tedac
mu rey i t
aa qmnut trtd er e r
do
11)1 of
able to do so was locked up. The wheat crop of the country is sow mostly secured, Nat. Provincial of Eng. , 8!. per cent.lloo 0 0 35 0 0 -
National of Irelard.... 6!. per cent. 150 0 0 22 10 0 -
per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 -
a and in excellent order. A greater breadth of land was Ditte, New .... •• •• , 81.
shorter one via Folkestone and Boulogne, by which jection to her receiving the prize, that she " topped" ber
accompanied their verdPict of the lesser crime, wainth a ;;,- Notice was given to the prisoners that in addition to
sown with wheat last fall than ever before, and though
boom before the starting gun was fired, which gave her
charge of conspiracy, an indictment would be preferred
South Australia ...... 14/•p.ct.& bs. 25 0 0 „ -
nearly four hours could easily be saved ; that an
commendation to mercy. He concluded th bl. d
ey e ieve
the yield per acre will not equal that of last year's crop, union of australia•••• 301. per cent. 25 0 0 99 68%
an undu. e advanta.ge in teh start, and was contrary to the ,
against them for obtaining money under false pretences, oriental Bank corpora. V. n. ct.&bs. 25 0 o au 40
infiniie time is lost with passports, permis d'ent-
it to be one of very great suspicion as to the intent of
the total yield will be much greater. The crop last year Ditto .............. 301. per cent. - 210 0 -
regulations. Having inquired into these allegations, the
barquer, and other odious, useless, antiquated • the prisoner in administering the drugs, and gave her which was a transportable offence.
was a good one, but in one-half of the Northern States Union of London__
,201. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 -
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tt e considered them to be proved and awarded
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Union of Madrid ... • • • - 4 O 4O 0 0 all -
police measures ; that, in order to favour the the benefit of the existing doubt. It was possible for
it was greatly datnaeed by wee and a very consideneble
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Z3nPnrlizeeto the Geer iana as the saefcteorndthveessiealr,aalthoueh
CLERKENWELL.-The court was excessively
Marseilles trade, every effort has been made to op- she did not arrive forg3s minutes e many persons to believe that the verdict, accompanied
portion was so badl; injured a; to be untnerchanta‘ble CANALS.
1‘ Pt"' by the recommendation of the jury, rendered the offence crowded by respectable hotelkeepers and housekeepers
pose aeything like a direct communication between. With the above terminated the Royal Victoria Yacht
This year the crop has been secured in the best ossitil , ,
Dividend
a slight one, but he had a very different opinion, In in various parts of Loandi hn, tho prefer charges of robbery condition. The Cincinnati Price Current estimil:tes the
Lyons and Chamberi ; we shall have no hesitation Club Regatta for 1856, one of the most successful for
Companies. : :,•', per - CompanieS. cs
,'o-' A npneurm . Price.
order, nerlore, te read over his notes of the evidence, against a
(ffer.l7 (hfnfr
.riena
dle appearance, who gave quantity of wheat gathered the present harvest as fully
in charging the French Government with a wilful years past, and it gives us great pleasure to say that
he narne n lay, au whose hp was decorated
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he wou c or er the prisoner to stand down for the pre- t
ten per cent. greater than has been gathered any previ- Names of Ir: Dividend Pri,e Names oi ",.i
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and deliberate delay of the postal intercourse be- everything here wears a cheering aspect. The greatest
sent, and to be brought up on Monday morning to re- with a large moustache. ,
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tween England and Western Italy, for reasons Praise is due to the secretary, Capt. Helby, and to the
ceive the sentence of the t - -
eour . The risoner it appeared, was in the liebit of visiting ous year.
The same authority also states that the quality of the
that may be best known to the French Govern- gentlemen of the club, for the readiness with which they
The - • e '
case against William Shaw, the mate of the Excel- ht l P ' (11 de• h - ' •
oa s, taverns, an o eing ouse keepers, having in les
if
Itcrakrt,iisley •• • • 160, - h-- •• 100 161. - ,
new wheat is excellent ; the grain is full and bright, and Ashtn &Oldh' 93 71. p. ct., 145
NA,leaaerclesfleld. 100 2/. 10s. 51 ,
Oxford .... • • 100 - 103 .
ment itself. afforded the fullest in:ormation to the represeatatives of .
nor, and William Brewer, the pilot of the Excelsior, for Possession a carpet-bag, and with an address and demean- ketAbr- 150 4/.
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the press.
our calculated to lull suspicion. Ile was accommodated rfe tl d • d sound. There will evidently be less Birmingh.am 40; 4/. 92 cal( I orest. 78 W. Os. 76 ;
' So much for slowness. Next as to expensive-
the manslaughter of Michael Hogan, in the collision
rPaeneec iyn threy at'ii rty
sof flTimr
pth.hr secaso.p tltiafn there has 16 ,
ness of communication. There are only three per- - -
between the steamers Mail and Excelsior, in July last, with lodging, and in the course of the night he would seize been for severqal a-el Derby • •••• ,100 6/. 15s. 84 Rochdale.... 85
Coventry.... 100 257. - Regent's.... 30 1/
11. 10s. 76 -
Naval and lYlilitary Intelligence.
the opportunity of opening the doors with false keys, 3 r
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die. / we. . r i.e.' , loin a care-
Ellsmre&Chs• 69 2% p. ct. - Solnrset Coal 140, - -
sons in Turin who can afford to receive any of the was then praceeded with.
ful eham•matien o
.tae a vices synica it has received, GrandJunetnl 100 3/. pr. ct. 4,3 Do. Lk FdSt 12! - -
io.
After some witnesses had been examined the case for and plunder the place of valuable property, and leave
London morning papers ; and these are Count Ca-
feels justified in giving the followine fieures as the quart- Do., 6 pr•Ct.l 10 61. pr. ct. 11% : Sttird &Wore 140, 281. 420
The following circular from the Department of the the prosecution gave way, and after some remarks from the house. Information, with a description of the pri- tity of wheat • b '''
gethered in each State this year :- 1251 - -
your, Sir James Hudson, and Mr. lienfrey. Even Director-General of Clothin has been forwarded to ell •
' his lordship the jury returned a verdict of not guilty, loner, was given to the police, who traced and appre- e -
they are *bilged to dispense with supplements, or the officers • g*
commanding regiments and depots by order dth
an e prisoners were discharged. hended him. He was identified by numerous persons States. Bushels. States. Bushels. Kennt & Avn' 39 6s. Od. 6% Severn and/ ,
Lancaster ..!100' - - i w.Ye ltall• , 2/ -
g=ll-17,1 i'gg ,i!ids. = jssthor:rw:rbagrY,:: 1451 12/. 290
26 • „
advertising sheets. A daily paper is charged three- of the Secretary of State for War :-
who hal been robbed, as well as by pawnbrokers where Maine 460,000 elissiseippi 5OO, 000
Leeds &Livrp' 100 25/. .483% Warw!ek & 7
halfpence for English postage, and as wo have no " With reference to circular dated ' Army Clothing HARDWICK V. MAIMING. •
he had pledeed the property. He' seid nothing in his •
- N Hampshire.. 230,000 Texas
Vermont - - Warwick &
halfpenny postage stamps, and 'we must needs Department, Feb. 1, 1856,' and circular dated 'May 21, This was an action for seduction, to which the de- defence b • •
, and was fully committed for triel on several
( 21. 8
Massachusetts.. 46,000 Tennessee
L luster.... , TOO 5/. 49% Birming. f 1014 2/. 25 -
stamp the paper, the real postage is twopence. At 1856,'respecting contingent accounts relating to clothing, fendant pleaded "Not Guilty."
charges,
Connecticut ... 60,000 Kentucky - - worcstr. &./ I
78, 2/. 20 -
Turin the French and Sardinian postage was till lam directed by the Secretary of State for War to desire Mr. Sergeant Wilkins and Mr. Brett appeared for the
New York 16,200,000 Missouri 5,600,000 Aintginery.sh 100 - - Eirmlng.
last year from twenty to thirty centimes-two- you will attend to the following instructions on the sub- Plaintiff; Mr. Overend, Q.C., and Mr. Aspinall for the
New Jersey ... 1,800,000 Illinois
pence to threepence. It has lately been somewhat .lect:-Ist. Quartermaster's contingent accounts are to defendant.
THE WEATIIER AND THE CROPS.
Pennsylvania... 18,250,000 Indiana
be sent in every six months, and not quarterly, as pre- It appeared from the opening statement of the learned
__a-a_
A
MeltnAlvvbry 100' - - Wilts & Brks -1 10s. Od. - A
reduced ; but there is no doubt that the postage
,iD.‘ elaware
scribed in the above circulars. 2d. The period for send. sergeant that the plaintiff is a widow in humble circum-
CAMBRIDGE.--Up to Saturday last a good deal of
,
Dividend Amount
of an English newspaper in Turin still exceeds the
laryland
hag in the continent accounts will be the 31st of March stances, having four dauehters three of whom are re- wheat had been gathered in, in excellent condition. The Virginia Name of company. per of Paid. I Price. A
original cost of the paper itself, and but few per-
s ectabl married. The ' ,e
t dau hter Elle
12,500,000 Wisconsin
BP_!Yas weather then changed, and has remained unsettled, witk
9
Ind the 30th of Sge t ber of eaaculinuymeara.uTiethiohse forward..d Pb
t dir f lorf bs -g ' .
N. Carolina ... 4,200,000 lowa -
sons are rich or extravagant enough to afford such
y the norm. aou years o age, an a een in service at Mrs. more or less wet, ever day since At the time • 't
%El wri a
. d_. X s. d.
oan the 31st of MarPchemmust be
S. Carolina 2,100,000 California
a luxury. The postage of Italian reviews or other
Massey's, the Old Swan, near Liverpool, as barman', the mercury is • ' YIN d *ln
Albion .........• •• •• 3/. 10s. 5(10 sO
0 50 0 0 56 . ,
nal roll. In the present year, 1856 f. such regiments. as
riisniriLs
lee.„„ohnhoututrhiunukd vet?
irnuch harm Georgia ..... ... 1,750,000
-- Alliance EH:. and For. 71. 14s. 6d. bs. 100 0 0 11 0 0 17% ''
pamphlets in Turin. for London is from ten to have forwarded contingent accounts to the 30th ot Jure where the defendant first became acquainted with her. has been done
The defendant ia a collector of taxes. After paying her aht ioueh both
wheat and barley especial' the lafitttaer', adve •eigurh tio Alabama 1,200,000 Total 142,836,000 Ditto Alarine ....... 5/. p.c.& tis. 100 00250 0 42 t
twenty centimes per sheet. The postaea) of a single need not send in any more till the 31st of March, 1857,
Anchor .............. 6 per cent. 5 0 10 0 - h
number of a reiiew comes somewhatbdearer than atter which time they are to comply with paragraphs 1 much attention and taking her out to walk with him he sprout, and markets, beth MYetro o Rhode Island, Florida, and Louisiana are omitted in
remised her marriage, and succeeded in effecting,her
this statement, as wheat is not grown in them to an ‘.ttrleatiss Life ... - ••• ':
41?1,5est:°c'ell'it. 'lso°o : (0) 255 Iro
09 217334 r,'
have gone up. Fine weather, therPeforeßiasnno Int) ro
vOisnteidae,
great extent. The Price Current's estimate is evident);
that of a letter, and the direct intercourse of such and 2of this circular. Such regiments as have not seut P
sirable. Contrary to all a earance 1% have :nein tot-
journalsiby post cannot be established. The Edin,- in contingent accounts to the 30th of June are to delay ruin. She became pregnant, and on telling him of' it he
ftrilish CommeWiltli 71. Ms. 50 0 0 5 0 0 - "
believe that the yield of wat will net turn otr:t so grea
burgh aud Westminster Reviews, which are taken them until the 30th of September, when they must send wished her to go with him to Paris to see the Exhibition.
a nwe'erate one, as its leaning is to underrate rather than Cleriel.6led.& Gen• Life spr et. & bs. ,100 0 0 10 0 0 -r,!!
goun,ty ...... ....•• • . . 4/. 12 g 9 19 0 0 - (~,
them according to paragraph 2 ef this circular. 40, On one occasion he gave her half a•soveteign to purchaee
exaggerate the yield. Last yeer, notwithstandin the
in at the readhag-room of the Chamber of Deputies
's clothes, bat with that exception had refused to do as was expected from ap earances. In sorne i
know it has laden short,Pby 10 or 12 bushels npf.reierannae,Es7,l7 Eraox...., .. .. .. :•::•• •• 1 i ,sg
se!
40 0 g :k g -iii ci
Contingent accounts are to be a debtor and creditor nc- baby
injuries which the crop sustained before heir), harvigneed,
at Turin, are generally laid on the table two or
we el-pitted more wheat and flour to foreign countries Equity and Law...... 414 per cent. 100 005 0 0 6% ar":
count, in which all sums expended on account of chithing anything for her, or te give any money when she was in the amount calculated ; but whether this is
three months after the date of their publication.
1/. 20 0 0 an 18% Ci
are to be charged, ex.:lading charges relating to accoutre- the greatest distress after her cenfinement. This action are at present unable to state.-Cambridge Independent. than in any previous season, and have a surplus left. eGeetirioerpa7n Life
•• *• •• •• 6.1. 50 0 " '' et
No Italian review comes regularly to London,
was brought by her mother for the loss of her services, BUcKINGHAAI.-Harvest operations have been corn-
ts and all sums recovered from the men b the sale
This year, should it be needed in Europe, we will be Globe ':
.• •• .... 5/. per cent. Stock. •• . 1054 ci
though, for instance, the Eivista Contemporanea omfecnio
ut the jury were not restrained to that niggardly amount
ablereto e,xport one-fourth more than we did the year past. iersztlfiiii..e..: : ..: :.. : :
1521 i. i)peerr ceeeinni.,
51,(3J00 g : , 5
470
: 0 ) 5"
cic
to be
t'hin or st p s ount of clothing,yare b . ' . menced, but the present ret weather has prematurely
would be read with interest, and might take its credited. g E•timnaPteasgfOrn:daZices of money are to be in the verdict they might choose to give.
t a stop to them ; but little corn has been carried and -A zo 1 ork Sun, Aug. 9.
Imperitil Life
12s. ilOO 0 0 10 0 0 - 0,-,
station by the side of the Revue des _Deux Al ontles sent in quarterly, as heretofore, te enable the paymast.r The learned counsel then called the plaintiff's daughter, rgood deal is standing in rteok, whilst the bulk ren'sains
Indemnity Marine.- 1/. 3s & 3/. 100 0 0 20 0 0 1 Eg
and other French and German periodicals of that to meet contingent clothing expenses as they arrive. a very quiet, respectable, and good-looking girl, whose uncut ,Tnere are no complaints as to the potato blight. Law Fire .......... •• 2s. & 28. bs. 100 0 0 210 0 3% r,.
nature on our club tables.
"T. TROUBRIDGE, Director-General." demeanour had an evidently prepossessing effect on the -Oxford Journal. CHARGE OF ATTEMPTING TO FIRE A Law Lite.• • ........ -
Legal and General Life - 100 o,' 10 0 0 61 Gi
- 50 0 0 2 9 0 51,g Or
We need scarcely expect that books should travel At the afternoon parade of the troops belonging to the Court.
DRIFFIELD. -We have bad another favourable week COAL MINE. London
at a more rapid rate than more ephemeral publi- Provisional Battalion, Chatham, on Saturday !wit, a goed Ellen Hard Rick, examined-Is the daughter of the for the harvest, and the
.ii•opt:; har ;:lnaldie cornidereble _egg_ London ShiP• • - IR
conduct medal arid a gratuity of 15/. was presented to plaintiff, who is a widow. Three of her sisters are mar- progress tovvards meanteurry;utraotilg i!t ea krowtest
ioln the At the Magistrates' Petty Sessions, on Saturday, two Marine.- ---•• • • .. 18s.per share 100 0 0 28 0 0 57 ! ID
cations. We gave a few weeks since some account
Med.lrvlid& Gen. Life ri..; /. per et. 50 0 1 2 0 0 3N ne
of a good and interesting work published at Sergeant Samuel Macdonald, 78 .h Highlanders, awarded ried. She is 19 years of age. She knew the defendant ; Welds will not be
tf ytt rlliers, named E. Griffiths aud L. John, were brought
re, gni nneLeA :.. ..... .. .. : :
.• : .... sp. ct. & bs. 2is
00 g g g -11. Ito
Turin in the early part of this year-M. Carutti's by his Royal Highness the Commander in-Chief, f. rheis a collector of taxes for West Derby. She firat knew Several fields have tread beenacT at the rf:(1) e
I:eforrlthe Rev. H. L. Blosee, Col.. Tuskerville, and R. 'l.
geld conduct and long and meritori U 3 service, pate icu- him four or five years ago, when she was living with Mrs. Wolds, and the work of L ine will be steadil
iegtosinhget!en
sertave itn, charged with.having maliciouely attempted to National Loan Fund.. 5/. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 - IT
~ History of the Reign of Victor Amadeus II."
iliar yodiuring ne period in which he served with his corps Massey ; and she afterwards went into service with ain the' meantime in the rt!)ore'• forward distly• Palladium Life...
We feel almost sure not a copy of that book would I
.sDa.vlind a. T . money gratuity will he deposited in the Mrs. Denby. IN did not then continue to pay ber at- abouts.- Yorks/siren/an. o the Cefn Colliery, Tythegstone. Pelican .. .. -••••..- - --i 50 [re
ever have made its way into thie country but for the
The prisoners were defended by Mr. Stockwood, of
gs•bank in Sergearit Maceonald s name, and on ii is tentio is In Decembhr, 1854, she went home to wait on WESTMORELAND.-In spite of drawbacks harvest ope- Cowbridge ; and Mr. Ensor, of Cardiff, appeared on be- ehosnist. .. „
- 180 re,
0 - sr,.
zeal and enterprise of a private person, who had a diecharge from the service will be presented t ' .:
. •
e him, with her mother, who was ill. One day she met Mr Shim- rations have been • •
going on in several quarters round us, half of the owners of the mine, the R,Jyal British sank- Itrofveisdent Life.... ' •
,ional Life.. ... 5/ peTeent.' -5
0 0 10
1, .. ..
••
Rock Lifc........ •• .• 73. 5 3 0 010 0 8% K.,
few copies sent into this country at his own ex- the interest accruing thereon.
vek o come to her and next week may become quite geeeral. The grain ing Company, on whose behalf the prosecution has been
ming in the s. feet and he esked her lea t *
Royal Exchange
pense, and by such conveyance as the present Her Majesty's steam-frigate Dauntless, 24, Cepta'm mother's hoUse, Lid he came. He to her to see his crops are generally very promising, though the rain and instituted. Sun Fire •• .... I 6/. 10s. - - /fa
means of communication affords, A more elugeish, 1 Ryder, was taken into dock at Portsmouth on Saturdey sister, Mrs. Smith, who lives on the Loidon-road, and is high winds have beaten down and twisted them in some Mr. Ensorexplained that the el" , Ditto I,ife - - Mai
procce ings were founded united
niggardly set than our foreign and especially.lta- 1 to refit.
a publican. He used to tell her he never cared fur an - laces in an cure° d'
r 'nary manner, We have had but on the 7th section of the 9 and 10 Vic., c. 25, by which Universal Life ...
liau booksellers is not to be found in tho whole ' Her Majesty's steam troop-ship Urgent, Cammander body but her. Her mother approved his cell' Y 13. •
ing to see little rain in this (Kendal) neighbourhood.-117estmore• it was provided that any person founded guilty of wilfully Victoria Life ...... • • 5/. per cent. - 412 6 5% Nc‘
Kingdom
realm of trade. Ask any of them for some of the Phillips, was taken into the stearrehaere at Portsrnou'h her, but her sister did not. On one occasion she received land Gazette.
- Nov
setting fire to any mine should be liable te be transported
a message to go to Mrs. Smith's, his sister, to see him ; DEVIZES, -The standing wheat appears to be losing beyond the sees for riod n
tteexxuceeedding 15 yeurairse, LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' rarcEs. Pap
latest Italian publications, aud the answer is that on Saturday, for repaire to her machinery.
The Goreon steam sloop, 6, C entnander Towsly, en. he had got a situation for her. See went, and lie said he colour from the effects of the stormy weather, but no or to be im r•'-o
ed foany Pe
•od no°
"no book is ever published in Italy." Contradict
rived at Spithead on Friday evening from the west'N?r, I. only left the message to deceive her sisters. He asked her dainage I;as hitherto been sustainer], In this immediate learned geltllialn alsO:eil:tearLel teat' tie': atwo. h.
Name of Company. Dividrend Amornt
Paid. Price. I'4
them flatly and tell them of a work you have heard
e allege 1
The Istamboul steam-transport, No. 90, went WO to go across to Rock Ferry with him, and she went. In two neighbourhood but little has yet been secured.- Welts against the accused Was one of a very serious description,
.. se. ai:tirn. Share. &ell
of and particularly require and they will " under-
, . Portsmouth harbour on Friday night, and disembarks d or three days she received a message te go to his office,, Standard.
-...--- - - - ______ Tun
inasmuch as it not only endangered property to a great xs.d..£ s. 0. Veil
take to procure it for you in three months," and the depots of the 82i and 90th Regiments on saturd, y he want .d tl see her. She went over to his office in BEsKsifinE. -Although during the time fine weather extent, but also placed human life in the greatest jeo. Bank of Scotland .... 71. per cent. 100 C 0 100 00 2f 010 s Van
fulfil their engagements in six or in nine ! evening.
Mount Vernonntreet. The defendant was there alone. lasted reaping was actively carried- on in our district, and nerdy. The learned gentleman called a number of wit- British Linen Company Si. per cent. MO 0 0 100 0 0 230/0s Al
Now, how is this ? We can get an American re- The Lizard steaneveseel, Lieutenant ChristoPher, er She went into the office and he locked the d sere She did a great breadth of corn was cut, there is unquestionably nesses, from whose testimony it appeared that in co e
0 5 0 05/ Os w"
view or book in eight or ten days ; why should we rived at Portsmouth on Seturday morning with super- not like to say what he did. She had a child on Jam 16, a great deal yet remaining to be lowered by the sickle. quence of the prisoners com lainine that th ;t
e p. was not
n s
~.
cMortli,-itsizlna,ivilt.na..A.. Ki:
i!opc
,zoyi.itl:.
52r110000
og
gg
411 1
ogo
gg
2,itii
isigs:s W
We I
have to wait half or a whole year for an Italian nuimeraries, and left, on her return with others, in the 1856. The d`feellant was the father of the child. His fir,t The turnip crops have unquestionably benefitted by the safe, and that the gas had mirjtuellybfired, an examination
intimacy with her was at his office on that occasion, at rain.- Windsor Express cly,indne,sedraeleTa:ik •• • •
L I ank • •
.
work, even if by sonae strange chance we come to ( afternoon.
was made by the manager, who not only discovered that ka-linb. & GBloaksgoofisve.o.i...
Eastern 8ark........ 7611.. pp cur c:e riini It ... 2'lsi g° 0 10 0
000
511
41261 1
05
oss 1.2 a.:
The Sardinan steana.transport, No. 241, arrived at the iatter end ee march, 1855. He on that occas:en pro• Hennnonheliteee -The heavy rains of the last
.week ther statement !vas
.untrue, but found evidence Exchange
have any knowledge of it ? Why, unfortunately, )
France lies betweeu England and Italy, and there Spithead on Saturday evening from the Crimea with mised her marriage. In April she went to his lodgings! have put a complete check upon the harvest operations ; which satisfied his mind that an abortive attempt Nat
acse and the ' had been made to fire at the trial hole. Subseghent in.- lonal Eank -•••• 5% per cent. 100 0010 0 0 18810 s
63:pLetcent. 100 -0
0 50 .1.) 0 10-2/0s tPhrece '
stores.
he having sent tor her, and the same thing happened but the rowing corn has sust i d o dam
seems to be some unutterable conspiracy between
0 31 Os mar
The Clyde steam•traneport, No. 141, arrived at Spit- again. She went (in another occasion to the theatre with green ergo s ha-ve ane
n ' ' Seg .''' • ' 1 •
the French Government and all the commercial
been greatly benefitted. In ca , vesneation sho ered teat the prisoners were seen uescend- union Bank of Scot. •,.
hitt), and he asked her to go with him to a friend's house. however, Pwhere the corn has been cut and not carried, ing the shaft together, GriLfithe having with hnn a coil
Alliance
head on Saturd'y night from the eastwaed.
. . 71. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 i'
agents--httreaux de roulage, dr.e.-to throw as many
Her Majesty s stearrnsloop Cyclope, 6, Master Com- She weut with him and said it looked like an hotel. He great havoc has been made. We have now before us of fuseo, a portion of whioh was found close to where the Fire and Life.. 8%1.pr CC1,... leo eoiio 0 16 /15s . .
NizNvoocyrs
at::
rio:far3Sucla,onotliti as. 1.10ct.0.1t1. a.. i.i.k.
551/ .. pp eerr ceeenotr.:
12000 00 00
1020 100
hindrances as can be contrived in the way especi- islander Rees arrived at Spitheed esterda morning said it was one A woma ca
n me and he asked her for some ears of wheat taken from twenty sheaves, all attempt had been made, with a piece of pa er a
p tt;ched British Guarantee ..• 401; p eorr coeenntt..
10100 3 g
12 0 0' I/ 14s inju.
ally of political and intellectual intercourse between
, from the Crim'ea with a f t*.
I.l' yd
st y - • in a d the
i n (..' jeilyedneihtilai his er,.•01 rve r r
. eri 't: r, • leaer cent. 0 0 :g g 215,/
.181: Intri
vvirtriawna:tecletdhem to ge up stairs standing in the middle of a fourteen-acre field, on a farm to it (on which gunpowder had been rubbed) extend
two countries which are now bound together by The Spriehtly steam.veewsserMsZtier CUrrensinander G. st(ol7ewsitlgi-iroom.
5/. per cent. 50 0 0 1 0 05/ 5s "IT'
room, and the same in the immediate vicinity of Hertford, which tell a sad into the trial hele. Mr. Stockwood ably addressed La Co'onial Ilfe' :.• ......
warm feelings of sympathy. We knew of instances Allen, arriv:d at Ports '
mouth ye3terday from Plymouth thine happened aeain. Afterwaels she t dt ld 1 f ' •
tn e o the injury done by the rain to the corn which bench for the prieouers, contending that there wae an Edlnbtirit Life I ... . .
n•to 111. oer cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 '9/ 3s p°B''
f . 5/ Icr cent. 50 0 0 3 5 0 Ti/ - "
in which a whole batch of the numbers of the with supernumeraries. him°she was in the' family wa an'el he nie
an
n
keress:;.cco.t,;fle3acs,..,ll.Laine
01.:
d ;,er cent. 10 0 0 1100 6/ 108; mg.
alkeil her to go has been cut.-ifertford Mercury. entire absence of any motive fur the commission of such 1.:N..
grea
iiivista Contentporanea has been lost on. its way The paddlewheel steam•yacht ()Aherne, 2, from Ireland, with him te the Exhibition iyn, Pater,
Nationai l'ire and Life 61. per cent. 1000 1002/0s
,0 rat Is te Tefu--ied, NEwpciaz-The'late heavy rains, added to tho tem- an offence, and that the evidence was far from conclu•
atter
between Port Beauvoisiia and Calais ; and we ap- with the Lords of the Admiralty, arrived on Saturday aed said she did not want to go t exhibitions. pestuous weather, have in this district caused consider- sive. The maeistrates said teey must send the case for North British Insur... 71. per cent. 200 0020 0 0 :36/10s , ,
Scottish Union Insmc. 7%1. precut. 20 0 0 1 0 0 1/ Iss need
peal to any subscribers to the Risorgimento or tho evening at Plymouth, where their Lordships commence She told him she did not know what to dny
o. He lauehed able damage to the er,, s It is distressing to see whole investigation Gr a jury ; and the pr.
isonere were fully standard Life .. •.... •• 5.'. per cent. 50 0 0 7 0 0 20/ Os are 1
Opinione in this country for their testimony as to their annual inspection t ) day. and put it off, and said he would see her when he Came field• f h 't 'II •
eo w eat, quhe tip° and heavy in the ear, lying on committed to take their trial at the next aesizs. United 1,,,a A ,sorpnce 54. tier cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 -
COITII
the regularity and punctuality with which they re- The screw steam-ship Centurion, 80, Captain Ed ward back from Paris, but he never came neer her. In 0, '
tt. the ground, where it has been beaten prostrate. A con-
=Mown
MISCELLANEOUS. atter
ceive their numbers of those daily publications. G. Fanshawe, steamed from Hamoaze into Plymeuth she went to see bins, and aft d•
er some ifficulty got to see siderab'e uantity of wheat has, however, we are re-
the ,
Sound on Friday.
him, and told him she wanted halha•sovereign, d h • • • q ,
Are we to conclude that the evil admits of
an e juiced to eay been dul stored rior to this week's UNIVE RSITY INTELLIGENCE. Dividend Amount ( inish
no remedy ? For our part we can only point it oTahiel Camilla, 16, Commander G. Colville, is appointed gave her one next day. She wanted it ler baby's clothes. storrn.-Sta ' y p
r of Gwent.
Name of Comp,any. per of Paid. Price• cept
t s this day for the East Indies.
-.__.an_____
Annum. , Share.
out. A great deal, most assuredly, depends on our He said he would call and see her in a week, but he LEEDS.-The heavy rain has had an injurious effect
- - to ha
The screw steatn-ship Seeldrike Captein
-UNIVERSITY or LONDON.-M.B, First Examination
, . Thomas never celled again. On the 16th Jan. the child wile upon the crop iin this lacelity. In some instances wheat
X s. d.l 4 s. d. ral tl
diplomacy, which could avail itself of the present Jarvis, which hae for the lest 1° months been em loyed born She sent for him, and he came. He asked her and oats aro much laid, but would probably not turn (1856)--First Division-R. Weit,Batten, St. Barthel°. Assam Tea .......... 51. .50 0020 0 0 244 a cot
so-called entente cordiale between the French Go- in the Turkish transport service, arrived tPi PO' h .
y she bad not sent to him a month before, and he out to be seriously damaged if we should now be fa- mew's Hospital ;W. 11. 13roadbent, Royal Manchester Aactie.n Mart.....• • • 214 per cent.' 50 0 0 - -
vernment and our owe, tO obtain the freest and Saturday from the Crimea. She left Consatjilinolp(l): w
would have sent her out to the couutr She told 1).
im voured with fine weather, such as the clear sky of last i.ceho.c;l of Medicine ;J.L. H. Down, London Hospital; 4nessttrratnn ;itisit=te.t.tier.l
81.
11).r ?alit 100 0 if 175 1 0
_,„
0 261, &Per
- crush
most expeditious passage of pamphlets, and other July 20 ; Smyrna, 29 ; Malta, August 5 ; and Gibraltar! she had nothing to take t 1 Y:
nlot a bfite todput in her evening seemed to indicate. The crops generally were i
.t ..Cli.Ts,_London Hespital ; W. Hodges, Guy's Hospi- A
Austratian Royal Mail 5/. 10 0 0 ail - tentie
such goods as by the existing arrangements are on the 15th. Lieutenant O'Kelly, 13th Light Infantry, mouth, and had nothing boil' tan'
tv;7atehr on very promising before the wet weather set in, and quite
_eel i Un,E. Jeaffreson, University College ;P. S. Jones, Anglo-Mexican Mint.. 11. 16s. 10 00 4 all -
necesl
allowed to travel by post. Not a little is also left and Dr. Hire, of the Osmanli Irregular Cavalry, came the table at her side. She eatlgsahss coouliclonl oh iedfdere an average yield was expected.-Leeds Mercury. Univ.e.rsity College ;W. Liddon, King's College; R. British American Lan. d
t 61 elsrCent 100 -0
0 32° 1: : 11-6 -Bell's
to private competition ; and we think that ample home in her. The Sheldrake encountered very heavy and die. He said he did not careewheth ior ULVERSTON.-Cutting of oats and barley has now be- R. hiccarna, King's Cellege ;T. P. Smith, Chatham- Cll.'
Inoadac p.a.; c'en-t V3Ond's 5/..1.:er cent.' - _ _
room is open in London for any bookseller, news- gales in the Bay of Biscay and in the chops of the not. He said she ought to have come :bine ea
month come general throughout this neighbourhood, and the street, Manchester ; W. S. Watson, King's Collee
Del Ditto, 6 per cent. .• SI. per cent. - - nete ----
Channel.
before, and he would have sent her to the Isle of Man •ld • •
City Navigation Bonds _ ..._ ____
-
agent, or general commissioner who wi'l turn his
yie is said to premise abundance of both grain and Bileeninnham.
particular attention to Sardinia 'hih* be d n The Gloriana, Eut Indiamee, Captain Toynbee, from that he did not like her having the child so ne r hiL
a . straw, the latter especially, and, though exceedingly Second
.Division-W. 11. Aldersey, Guy's Hoepital ; Electric Telegraph .. 6 per cent. 25 0 0 24 0 0 -
- _
Ditto .•• • • ......
by entering into competition wi, w e may
. o 0 Londe'', with 400 Lancers bound to Madras, havirg place of business. He went out and gave her nothing. strong, it has become by the late heavy rains and strong P. V. Bazire, University College ;J. Braithwaite, Leeds E 'table'Reversionry '7l pr-. cent. 100 7) 0 100 0 0 -
th the old-fashioned
50 0 0 17 10 0 - On
French companies leted repairs was a ) oinfed to le y P 1
comp , ip . a e ymonta She afterwards sent to him for half-a•crowng and said winds somewhat twisted and laid, which makes it diffi- School of Meaicine ;W. Clapton, St. Thomas's Hospital; qDuiltto New ........ -
emphatically professine to for-
Newai
ward a roulage pour tous pa d till Q , Sound yesterda.y.
site wee ashamed for the dootor to see her-she had cult to reap, Turnip, and mangold look exceedingly S. Craddock, King's College ;M. Fostor, BA., Univer. Gen. Revers. & itvest. sp.c. & bs, 100 0 0 100 0 0 -
n SteamNavtgation 10 p. ct. 15 0 0 14 0 0 -
On 1
taking advantage of the steaynierasnpl s'
o. Ijiore oy
• nothing. He refused to give her anything. She then well.-Ulve ston Adz )t'ser sity College ;G. W. Grabbatn, St. Thomas's Hospital;; Ge •- • B
Hudson s ay ...... • . __ Stock.
etween
o o too -o
o -.7 On t
told him she would go before the magistrate and father VALE OF rOLWYD. 'el'. zhe late fine weather has caused aE. E. Meeres Ki
, ng's College ;J. Procter, Guy's Hos- flungerford .• •••• •• -2/. ss. 100
this country and all parts of the peni Yin°
[ADVERTISEMENT.] - SlOrur AND HEARING - SPECTACLES,
- 1 -- --- Mrs. .e
nsula. There
the child, and he said she was too poor, they would not material alteration in the ripening of the grain crops, pital ;H. G. Sutton, King's College ;M. Tongs, London institution ... -
is a regular line of such vessels betwee L. 1 P°WERFUL TELESCOPES, OPERA, RACE, AND PERSPECTITE
London Reversionary 5/per cent. 15 0 0 . all -
iverpoo c•-
-LASSES,-MCSarS• S. and 13. Solomons, opticians, 39, Albs- hear her. She said she would see whether they would several fields of barley in the immediate neighbourhood King's College ;J. Walters, King's College ;J. Wilson -
,12 10 0 -
and Genoa, leaving either port evern f
' Russell Institution.... -
ortmght. merle-street, Piccadilly. Obsezve-opposite the york Hotel. Or Dot. She went, and they ordered him to pay 2s. 61. of Deneieh beim, ripe for the sickle, while nearer the King's College.
Price'sPatenteand. Co 10/. per cent. 20 0 0 1 17 10 2514
Certainly the intercourse is not the nye
Int. Soc. 4141. pr cen:. !99 0 9 too o On f
ost direct By ker Majesty's Royal Letters Patent for valuablo onl er week He told her to make u h •
er mind as to what sea, wheat has already been cut. Oats are looking ex- Examination for Honours-Anatomy and Physiology Reversionary
- 5F (
and rapid imaginable, as the steamers to 1
uc iat extraordinary improvements in the most ow -fell re' Ph
*el he " b P
s e wante ,as w.as going to e married and did not ceedingly well, as also green crops, uaangold wuitzel, -W. H. Broadbent (exhibition and gold medal), Royal 11 oyaa.fitasitlrasiticaanmia•ria •11.1e.r"cearart.. 127 g 160
al° o '3l" • •
5.7.1 On t
various ports of the peninsula, and the brilliant Telescopes, Camp, Racecourse, OpePra, lei Pa .'
railway . • el' want to see her again. He gave her nothing Sweden and el neer A considerable quantity of sprims Manchester School of Medicine ;J. A. Williams] (gold
T°rullist and Loan Comp.
Asshet
charges between Liverpool and London are rather epective Glasses, to know the distances. These telescopes Cross-examined-Her mother bad never told he - . • b ' -
r that wheat has been sown this -ear.-North Wales Chronicle medal) Queen's College Birmingham •T. P. Smith r Canada .... -120 0 0 i 0 -
high ; but we still believe that, either by sea, iter(isesgr: =
aexnterxrotrardi:ary powers that some three and a-half Mr. Pemberton, her attorney, was going on with the D 3 • C ' • : ' ' -''
uPP3
'
hatham street, Manchester ;W. S. Watson, laing s meene- _________ _
or c
-piece, will show distinctly Ju iter's
ERRY.SHIRE.-The weather has been broken up at a
by the way of Arena, the Lake Maggiore, the St. moons, Saturn's rine, Ind the double stars With th P action against her will ; but Mr. Shimming had s •cl
al rnost critical period for the harvest. Probably there never College (the two latter equal); J. Giles, London Hospi- r.
LaDVERTISEMENT.I-We 11.2,VC read with much pleesure Du On tl
Gethard, Lucerne, Basle, Cologne, and Ostend, teieseope can be seen a person's countenance three ruilees 'Lail': that ehe would get nothing, and Mr. Pemberton would wa ear when the crops all over the kingdom were tal ; %V. Diddon, Kine's College ;R. W. Batten, St. B, ,s report on the care of diseases without 1. % Gould
met urine by Du
dawra
new means of communieation may be thrown open Italf distant, and an object from 16 to 20 miles. They are of Put her in gaol for the costs. She had heard Mr. Shim- ripse :1 • ltane ly In other seasons a spell of un- Bartholomew's Hospitl ;P. S. Jones, University Col- Ea:l.T? 's Food, of Indigestion( Dyspepsia), Flatul
between London and. Turin and Genoa, which will Ro
arraT. gllitli !sizes, with increasing powers accordingly.-The ming had married some young lady in Everton two or favourastre nweatheornsat. harvest time has affected certain lege (the two latter equal). Chemistry-J. L. H. Down ti'on,yNervous, Bilious, and Liver Complaints, Cecinuceyl;lntsltiimPaa; Combpti
On tl
exhibition and gold medal), London HosPital ; W. ri. Consumption, and Debility. The following. are a few extracts
either supersede the ordinary tardy and expensive powerful waistreena,tl_BsoeliteVt ttelwierly-invonted,verysmall, three months ago. Iler mother was a charwoman and districts injuriously, while others, where the crops were (
which appear tomerit theattentim.iof many:-CureNo. 47,121. RYde, (
e s.ize of a wah.mt, by which took in washing. Her mhther told her that Mr. Pem- not so far advanced towards maturitY, escaped with little Broadbent (gold medal), Royal Manchester School of
way through France, or by a wholesome compe- a person can be seeuPand known 1 i
iss Elizabeth Jacobs of Nam Vi of the 1
Medicine. Materia Modica and Pharmacsutical Cheteis• -M . . , ~ , . g carage, Waltliameross,
mtles distant, they answer berton would have Mr Sli h . ' e
imming in t e Q leen s Bench damage. This year the almost continuous rain will do
nett, c
tition compel French agents to a more expeditious every purpose on the race-course, and at the opera houses, • .
breadth of country than usual.- try-J. L. H. Down (exhibition and gold medal), Len- nerts• a ell'? O' "'dem') n'ivousness, indigestion gather-
country scenery, and shi s • 1^ •I for distraining on him for taxes. She left the Old Swan harm ovhr a greater
low spirits, and nervous fancies. Cure No. 4'8,314.- G.C.8.,
intercourse and more reasonable terms.
They are invaluabl f p are c ,ai y seen at Bto 10 miles. because it was a vett hard lee nd td'hre d D
d pa- , a was no isc abe . erbyshere Courier. G ' H 't l• ings,
ges go me a , uy s ospi a
don Hospital ;W. Hod ( ld d 1)
' Miss Elizabeth Yeoman, Gateaere, near Liverpool: a cure of
Italian trade, no less than Italian freedom, has to sportsmen,
_hex:cleaner shooting, deer-stalking, yachting, to
She had Pot bee t y
, ae
d.
hn urdee away. for drunkenness from one PDXTEFRACT.-The harvest in this neighbourhood has R. R. Sicearna, K. ing's College ;W. J. Smith, St. Bitr-
-10 years' dyspepsia and all the horrors of nervous irritability.
COntend with the rivalry of France as well as with race.4urse:secuatizip
azigainelecepers, and tourists. Opem,
Ero:,nnorshiese arge at an,
Haee /mew no person flannel commenced, but the weather has been rather uniavou r. t_holoinew s Hospital. Botany-W. J. Smith (godldh met-
Cure 52,612.-Rosstrevor, County of DOWD, Irelaud, 9tliDec., On tl
the jealousy and rapacity of Austria. Were the power. Newly.con'structieedirtzlglasses, with wonderfni 1
1854 h. eint'heereDstonwfasgeffr Ceuntcss of Castlestuart feels induced, square,
reign of common sense'ever to come in this world, fell tratheiesPa!ent power. ThePev.aluableLeandsevsanotafo.tehedegirvaetds 16
house there. Ds eh e tee
dr i
dw
na su t
ink
n o ovi3rtth e 'sabtuefroereof---tohreihn any ahble, A great number of Irishdsrheoapel.risthaere employed by
gdael),,a? tilaßneerhtehsofelor
ous: tfi e farmers in this locality, and
,tuhar wearinove -1-i• InSecwho's llolfoskietdail i W.
J.HL. Br
!I"Down'
London .11.08 pi tall T. I:. S ith lin nee treet, Man- ienxetel;eilit Revalenlita eArilnig humanity, to state that Du Barry's On th
nothing would be easier, both commercially and po- • m invention is, thgt vision becoming l'inpaired is at all. She did not know 1 man Ina ed Docl
preserved and strengthe n
expect an abun a% ves..- or es ire
_ d Inca Food has cured her, after Pearson
litie
n.,d, and very aged persons are steeplechase rider. Sbe had heard then:lame of Y:oYi'uel Zz we
maY
cheeter ;W. S. ‘V;atson, Kinn ' ' ' la
i I - il I '
g s College (the .aet t wee a mec wines ha failed, of indigestion, bile, great On th
ally, than to establish such a league between enabled to emPloY th •
ette.
the smaller States as aided by the mutual mistrust pation- can see with these lenses of
elr sight at the na, st • ' ' '
.) =mho o..ct Dar;ington• He never made love to her. She wished Sc ARBOROUGH. There ha every prospect of a good are equal). nervousness and irritability of many years' standing. This LL.D.,
Food deserves the confidence of all sufferers, and naay be con- 61.
and antipathy of th 'I
the ing power -awl. they do not r • a muoh less magn,f,Y• the learned counsel would send for those men She had h
s • arvest, and wheat, as we have teeter° statel, is quite - ---
sidered areal blessing. Inquiries
e arger ones, would enable _
.). .
__ eqnire the frequent clialk;el
will be eheerfullyanswered. At To
former to baffle th to the cia%eions effects of further never been chareed with light conduct. She did not an average crop, Oats and barley look well. Potatoes, [ADVERTISEMENTI-Tiolloway's Pills.-In_casee of
Supported by teeteneenn es - - • - ---
e ambition ill-will n ' i ui
, , a din q ty
enaotowerful assistance..
- . . „.
of the latter. L p• Persons can bo suited at the most r know Le . L '
WIS you, except hy name ; nor Thomas Barry we are sorry to eel,. are severely blighted in several T:s TN _i,.....,..._ c,....__ _ -is,.
et iedmont Switzerlend B.
Darmstadt, Nassau p. ) e , Aden, by sending one of the glasses out of theeta.rt of theiwo!.ld,
at ail.
aDeetco• pa
a postal and transi; .nissia' and Belgium beein bv eater me ,f,tinn. thr, areenne e____ ..

Dividend , Amount
Name of Company, per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
: X s. d. £ s. d. I.
British • • •• • • • • •• •• .• - - - -
Ditto Provincial •• .. 71. 120 0 0 20 00 I -
Brighton ••••..•• • • ~ 51. ,20 0 0 20 0 0 15
City of London .. •• •• 41. Os. 100 0 0 150 0 0 -
Continental (4th Cap.) . - 50 0 0 20 .0 0 -
Equitable-. •... .. .... V. 10s. 50 0 0 all 35
Great Central .. •• •• . 81. percent. 10 0 0 all 12}4
Imperial .. • • ........ 101. & bonus. 50 0 0 all 90
Independent ......... 51. 40 0 0 ~ -
London. • ............ - 50 0 0 IP --•
Do., Parl. Preference 61. per cent. 25 0 0 SO 25
Phoenix .•• .... •..... C. per cent. 60 0 0 52 0 0 -
Rateliff ....• ....... 51. 100 0 0 16 0 0 16
United General ...... 21. 10s. 50 0 0 all 2i
Westminster Chartered 4,1 per cent. 50 0 0 535
Ditto, New ........ - 50 0 0 10 i; 0 10%
WATER-WORKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. , per of Paid. Price
Annum. Share.
£ s. d. £ s. d.
East London
Grand Junction .... • • V. per ent. 50 0 0 all 78
Kent.... - - 80%
Lambeth - 100 0 0 - 95
New River Company 2l. 10s. - - -
Southwark & Vauxhall 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - -
West Middlesex - 100
BRIDGES.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company, per of Paid. Price.!
Annum. Share.
X s. d. £ N. d.
Runge/10rd.... • • - - -7%
Southwark - 110 0 0 - -
Ditto New of 7% p.c ll. per cent. 30 0 0 - -
Waterloo ....... - 100 0 0 - -
. Ditto Old Ann. of 81 ll. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0' - -
Ditto Nw ditto of 71 l/. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 - 25%
'Pm/than -20 X
DOCKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of - Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
---
X s. d. X s. d.
Commercial .. .. •• .... 51. pr cent. Stock. Stock. -
East and West India.. 61. pr cent. Stock. - 127
East C4.thitry • • 2os. per sh. - - -
London ... - ... - -
Ditto Bonds.. .... - - -
St. Katharine - 90
t'onthampton -
Victoria .. • • ........ 15i. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 2036

' JOINT-SPOOK BANKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company, per of Paid. Price.
Annum. I Share.
---•-----
£ s. d. £ s. d.
Australasia.... .. . 1201. per cent. 40 0 0 all 103
British North American j 61. per cent. 50 0 0 119 68
Commercial of London. 10!.per cent. 1100 0 0 20 0 0 31%
Colonial .............. ,15/. per cent. ,100 0 0 25 0 0 22
lonian. .......... 16/. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0
Lend. Char. Bk. of Aus. ' 20 0 0 all 0
London and County .. 10% per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 34
Londn and Westminstr 114/. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0
London Joint• Stock ... 121. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 32
Frovincial of Ireland.. ' 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0
Ditto, New......... 8/ . per cent. 10 0 0 all
Nationri of Irelard.... 6!. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0
Nat. Provincial of Eng. , 8!. per cent. 1100 0 0 35 0 0
Ditto, New ........ , 8/. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0
Oriental Bank Corpora. B'. p. ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all 40
South Australia ...... 141 p.ct.& bs. 25 0 0 If --
Union of Australia •• • • 30'. per cent. 25 0 0 ff 68%
Ditto .............. 30/. per cent. 210 0
Union of London-- 20'. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0
Union of Madrid • • ' 40 0 0 all

, . ,
.1 Dividend
Names of 1 g• 1 Dividend Names of
I 1;4 Price ,-,
Companies. per Companies. cs Price.
Annpeum.
i crJ Annum. ; w
1X 1 :
£'
Ashtn &Oldh' 93 71. p. et. 145 Kacclesfleld. 100 21. 10s. 51
ftarnsle,y •• • • 160 ' Neath •• •• .• 100 161.
11rknitetAbrg,150' 41. Oxford —— • • 100 103
Birmingham 40; 4/. 92 Peak Forest. 78 51. Os. if)
Coventry.... 100 257. Bogen t's •• • • 30 1/ 16
Derby . •... 100 67. 15s. 84 Rochdale.... 85 11. 10s. 76
Ellsnire&Chs: 69 274 p. ct. Somrset Coal 140,
GrandJunctni 100 3/. pr. ct. 43 1)0. Lk FdSt 12!
Do., 6 pr. Ct.: 10 6L pr. ct. 11% :Sttlrd &Wore 140: 281. 420
Grand Surrey, 100 41. ,Shrewsbury.. 1251
Grand Union 100 17.05. I Stourbrldgs.. 1451 12/. 290
Kttnnt & Avn' 39 6s. Od. 6% Severn andl
Lancaster ..!100' ' Wye nail.
_I 2,,,, i 2/.
Leeds &Livrp' 100 25/. .4834 Warwick & 1
100 2L 25
Leicester .. 100: 5/. 49y, Birming. 3
Leicstr StNth 83, Warwick & 1
21. 8
Loughl,orogh 112 701, 550 Napton.. j 1001
ikfonmoutlish 100
.1-
11Intginery.sh 100
Niel tniklwbry 100: Wilts & Brks —1 10s. Od.
Woilricnnstring&i 78 2/. 20
1

CAMBRIDGE.--Up to Saturday last a good deal of
wheat had been gathered in, in excellent condition. The
weather then changed, and has remained unsettled, witk
more or less wet, every day since. At the time we write
the mercury is rising. We do not think very much harm
has been done in this neighbourhood, although both
wheat and barley, especially the latter, have begun to
sprout, and markets, both metropolitan and provincial,
have gone up. Fine weather, therefore, is now most de-
sirable. Contrary to all appearance, we have reason to
believe that the yield of wheat will not turn out so great
as was expected from appearances. In some instances we
know it has laden short, by 10 or 12 bushels per acre, of
the amount calculated ; but whether this is general we
are at present unable to state. —Cambridge Independent.
BUCKINGHAM.—Harveq operations have been com-
menced, but the present wet weather has prematurely
put a stop to them ; but little corn has been carried, and
a good deal is standing in :took, whilst the bulk remains
uncut .Tnere are no complaints as to the potato blight.
Oxfoid Journal.
DRIFFIELD. —We have had another favourable week
for the harvest, and the crops have made considerable
progress towards maturity, though the harvest on the
Wolds will not be general for almost a fortnight yet.
Several fields have already been cut at the foot of the
Wolds, and the work of reaping will be steadily going on
in the meantime in the more forward districts here-
abouts.— Yorkshireman.
WEST3IORELAND.—In spite of drawbacks harvest ope-
rations have been going on in several quarters round us,
and next week may become quite general. The grain
crops are generally very promising, though the rain and
high winds have beaten down and twisted them in some
places in an ex.raordinary manner. We have had but
little rain in this (Kendal) neighbourhood.—lVestewee•
land Gazette.
DEVIZES.—The standing wheat appears to be losing
colour from the effects of the stormy weather, but no
damage Las hitherto been sustained. In this immediate
neighbourhood but little has yet been secured.— Wilts
Standard.
BERKSHIRE.—AIthough during the time fine weather
lasted reaping was actively carried on in our district, and
a great breadth of corn was cut, there is unquestionably
a great deal yet remaining to be lowered by the sickle.
The turnip crops have unquestionably benefitted by the
rain.— Windsor Express.
HERTFORDSHIRE.—The heavy rains of the last week
have put a complete check upon the harvest operations ;
but the growing corn has sustained no damage, and the
green crops have been greatly benefitted. In cases,
however, where the corn has been cut and not carried,
great havoc has been made. We have now before us
some ears of wheat taken from twenty sheaves, all
standing in the middle of a fourteen-acre field, on a farm
in the immediate vicinity of Hertford, which tell a sad
tn'e of the injury done by the rain to the corn which
has been cut.—ifertford Mercury.
NEWPORT. —Teelate heavy rains, added to the tem-
pestuous weather, bays in this distrim caused consider-
able damage to the crops. It is distressing to see whole
fields of wheat, quite tip and heavy in the ear, lying on
the ground, where it has been beaten prostrate. A con-
siderab:e quantity of wheat has, however, we are re-
Heed to say, been duly stored prior to this week's
sterile—Star of Gwent.
LEEDS.—The heavy rain has had an injurious effect
upon the crop. in this locality. In some instances wheat
and oats aro much laid, but would probably not turn
out to be seriously damaged if we should now be fa-
voured with fine weather, such as the clear sky of last
evening seemed to indicate. The crops generally were
very promising before the wet weather set in, and quite
an average yield was expected.—Leeds Mercury.
ULVERSTON.—Cutting of oats and barley has now be-
come general throughout this neighbourhood, and the
yield is said to promise abundance of both grain and
straw, the latter especially, and, though exceedingly
strong, it has become by the late heavy rains and strong
winds somewhat twisted and laid, which makes it diffi-
cult to reap. Turnips and mangold look exceedingly
well.—Ulverston Advertiser.
VALE OF CLWYD.—The late fine weather has caused a
material alteration in the ripening of the grain crops,
several fields of barley in the immediate neighbourhood
of Denbigh being ripe for the sickle, while nearer the
sea wheat has already been cut. Oats are looking ex-
ceedingly well, as also green crops, mangold wuitzel,
Swedes, and clever. A considerable quantity of spring
wheat has been sown this year.— North Wales Chronicle.
DERBYSHIRE.—The weather has been broken up at a
most critical period for the harvest. Probably there never
was a year when the crops all over the kingdom were
ripe so simultaneously. In other seasons a spell of un-
favourable weather at harvest time has affected certain
districts injuriously, while others, where the crops were
not so far advanced towards maturity, escaped with little
damage. This year the almost continuous rain will do
harm over a greater breadth of country than usual.—
Derbyshire Courier.
PONTEFRACT.—The harvest in this neighbourhood has
commenced, but the weather has been rather unfavou
able. A great number of Irish reapers are employed by
the farmers in this locality, and should the weather prove
fine we may expect an abundaet harvest.— Yorkshire
Gazette.
SCAEBOROUGH.—There is every prospect of a good
harvest, and wheat, as we have before statel, is quite
an average crop. Oats and barley look well. Potatoes,
we are sorry to say, are severely blighted in several
parts of the district.— Yorkshire Gazette.
EXETER.—The rain which fell in the early part of the
week was regarded with feelings of satisfaction, because
it was not enough to injure the wheat, and it was thirsted
for by the green and root crops ; but the heavy torrents
of the last two days create an uneasy sensation, not at
the evil actually done, but at the prospective damage,
should this weather continue, for it is already reported
that signs of sprouting have shown themselves in a few
of the corn fields. Such reports, however, are very easily
or 'ginated without good reasen for them, and although
tho 3 corn market is in such a sensitive state as to be in-
fitA fitly affected by the passing of a thtinderelQud or the

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company, per
__ of I Paid. I Price.
Annum. Share.
£ s. d. £ s. d.
Albion .. — ... .• •• •• 3/. 10s• 500 0 0 50 0 0 tql
Alliance Brit. and For. 71. 14s. 6d.bs. 100 0 0 11 0 0 17%
Ditto Marine ....... it. p.c. & bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 42
Anchor ........ ••• • .. 6 per cent. 5 0 1 0 0
Atlas
Arms Life ....... •. • • 41. per cent. 'lOO 0 0 25 0 0 23
British Commercial .. 71. lOs. 50 00 5 0 0
ClericLivled.& Gen. Life spr ct. & be. ,100 0 0 110 0 0
County .....,, ........ 4/. 100 0 0 10 0 0
Crown .........• •• •• ..............17e. 50 0 0 5 0 0
Eagle .•
Equity and Law...... 4% per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 :5%
European Life ll. 20 0 0 an is%
General 6/. 5 0 0 „ 5;
Globe ••• •• .... 5/. per cent. Stock. ~ 105 4
Guardian ............ 51. per cent. 'lOO 0 0 47 5 0 56
Imperial Fire......... 12/. per cent, 550 0 0 50 0 0 .
Imperial Life
Indemnity Marine—. V. 3s A 31. 100 0 0 20 0 0
Law Fire .......... •• 25.& 28. bs. 100 0 0 210 0 3%
Law Llie.• • .......... 100 0 : 10 0 0 01
Legal and General Life 50 0 0 2 0 0 5!,g
London .• ..
London Ship— •
Marine... .. .... ••• • .. 18s.per share 100 0 0 28 0 0 57 !'
Med.lr.vlid& Gen. Life .4..; 1. per et. 50 0 0 2 0 0 3N
Minerva ........ •• .. sp. et. & bs. 20 0 0 2 0 0
Monarch •.•• •• .• .... 5 0 0 1 0 0 if.
National Loan Fund.. Si. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 --
Palladium Life...
Pelican .... •• •• •• .. •• —i 50
Phoenix
Professional Life.... .. 51. per cent. 5 0 010 0
Provident Life •••••• •• , 1/. ss. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 3s4Rock Life... ....• •
.• .. I 73. 53 0 010 0 5%
Royal Exchange •••••• ,10/. per cent. Stock. all 275
Sun Fire •.... I 6/. 10s. 91 --.
Ditto /He .. l/ 14s. 11 -
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Italian trade, no less than Italian freedom, has to
contend with the rivalry of France as well as with
the jealousy and rapacity of Austria. Were the
reign of common sense ever to come in this world,
nothing would be easier, both commercially and po-
litically, than to establish. such a league between
the smaller States
f as, aided by the mutual mistrust
and antipathy
the
larger. ones, would enable the
former to baffle
of the latter. LehtepaPlbition, ill-will, and iniquity
Piedmont, Switzerland, Btden,
Darmstadt, Wassail
agreeiment, which may enable
them, at some no very
period, by a rail-
way through Luckmainers
Ocean,
:II atenoeta unite the iVlediter-
ranean with the Atlantic'
Trine'
stand toopen for
Genoa a fair competition with
Marseilles.
Weeavtliiiadink the mail
Already at this present moment
might travel from Turin and Genoa
and there
uzNrira, Lu-
cerne, Basle, Cologne, and Ostend, ica er than
France allows it to traverse its territory •
is no doubt but the German States and Belgium show

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The learned counsel for the defendant here had a
rather lengthened consultation with his client, who
seemed to yield a most reluctant assent.
His Lordship—.I don't mind saying out aloud, after
these willies have ben called out, and have been met
with a downright denial of the charge imputed, the de-
fendant will be sure to take your advice.
Mr. Sergeant Wilkins—l wonder he did not ask if the
poor girl did not know e whole regiment.
The defendant then reluctantly assented to a verdict
—Damages, 50/.
His Lordship—Poople aro never satisfied. If Vic case