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amoinvasttoi b 'ged:o tap
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sect° x °Lee *f Tender in.ity be seen at the said office.
ati,ei_earised -. , a:a, Seri for a drive. f ate was stntioned at the corner of St Mary-at-Hill to
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,I,,Tererider will be received after One o'clock on the day of treaty, COMMODATION of the WORKING CLASSES during the
XTATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE AND }REGISTRATION of HOUSES for the AC- 1
COURT OF QUEENS BENC.H, Feb. 21.
in Wail:
a-44Y natieed unle tit d GREAT EXIIIIHTION of 1851. ortsmout ar our yester ay, and round Spithead to
ragket 26, CORNIIILL, LONDON.
e party atten s, or an agent for him duly
..j..‘ EQUITABItE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES
Under the Patronage of the following Gentlemen :- (Sittings at Nisi Prius at Guildhall, before Lord Chief em tee ee some women pass with gooes
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see t at er engines were in t orough order.
sold° %eche: eendermust be addressed to the Secretary of the Admiralty, DIRECTORS.
t*T. LAMIE MURRAY, Esq., Chairman., Lord Dudley Coutts Stuart, M.P. •James Kershaw, Esq., M.l'. Justice CAMPBELL and SpecialuTuries.) •• • g e rest tappe tis gent e- Prince Re t9O C dF d '
gen , , omman er ea , discharged h r
rood' ki ',.'„'f la the left hand corner the words " Tender for Coals," *John Rawson, Esq. Sir Benjamin Hall, Bart., M.P. 'Charles Liishington, Esq. M.P. BREACH OF PROMISE OF 31ARRIaGE.-BIiSSELL v. DENNIS. UsUally do. His!visits spread'over a.fortnight and four man with my truncheon on the bat, b h ad owder and live shellseand lightened the sh• ea
ut e m eno P /ft as mice
web° hteretst also be deliver dt S et- lace acc
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ompanied by a *W. A. B. Bennett, q
*John Shaw, Esq. Sir Joshua Walmsley, M.P. Francis Mowatt, Esq., AL'. This was an action to recover compensation in da- days. On the 7th of November he came to agree upon more to do w hen I tweed him but struck me a blow in as possible, mid yesterday, at four P.M., she was towed
40 to • tett signed bY two r
• , the nee__ , esponsible persons, eng ,
aging to become bsund *Hugh Croft, Esq.
h due erform- tElliotson, ef.D„ F.R.S. t*Edinund S. Seines, ER. The Right llon. Thomas Milner William Schelefield, Esq., M.P. ma f b h f ' - f i The da
ges or a reac, o promise e marr a e.
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a is o rawing-room urniture, and cl h • h f • • •
passe t e evenin t e ace wtth his hst .
en °lit • 'ace of taaaaseantendering, in the sum of 4,030/. for t e P
*Ralph Gough, Esq. t*Clement Tabor, Esq. Gibson, M.P. William Williams, Esq. M.P. g . g and ran away. lie and a friend of •ii
1 to Portsmouth Harbour by the Echo steam-tug., She
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*M. C. Maher, Esq. t Joseph Thompson, Esq. Richard Cobden, Esq., M.P., one John Williams, Esq., Ms.P. mages were laid at a considerable ameunt. The defendant at witness's house. Plaintiff had a reluctance to name his had been on the
. , _ . _ . , , spot all the evening, and I had went in slowly, and looked remarkably well in hull and
what, t*Augustus Vigne, Esq• of her elajesty's Commissioners James Wyld, Esq., M.P. leaded that he dtd not make the remise that the n
t e furniture and witness ro osed th t defendant s oken t •
p p , 9 . p p a p to hem to keeh • back before I tapped him It rigginge her 'royal yards were aloft; and although tte
, 6,0" -1-4°NDON, BRIGH.TON, and SOUTH-COAST *John Moss, Esq.
AUDITOR. for conducting the Exhibition. The Rey. James Sherman. plaintifedid not require him to do so, • and that a rea- should employ a Mrs. Allen for the purpose, but he in- ,was not a blow.. It made his ha - • ed bh It - ; i ,4 h C - 1133-
aittL; tProfessor Wheatstone, F.R.S. Lawrence lieyworth, Esq., M.P. Thomas Spalding, Esq. grattle. I only just m- yt e ead to permtt a tess erauget o. water, she
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li RAI LWA Y.-NOTICE. isted on the laintiff • •
tes ' kpa,rylq ence of the Directors of the South•Eastem Railway PHYSICIAN. Joseph Hume, Esq., 3f.P. The Rev. fhomas Spencer, M.A. senable time did not elapse for allowing the engagement, a p acting in the matter. They saw touched him. I followed and took him-, into cu t d
S 0 y. appeared to be a most complete and thorough man-of-
e eel' te'ketteen teeeele this day placed an obstruction on the line of rails al'. Elliotson, M.D„ F.R.S„ 37, Conduit-street. In consequence of her Majesty's Commissioners finding themselves if made, to be fulfilled. nothing of him from that time until the lath of Nevem- The LORD MAYOR-Did you know th I
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ar. ewi e pat o about ues ay next, a etand-
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-tea .hanlegs and th 't L ard's Station the Trains of this SURdEON. unable to carry out their anticipated system of Registration of Houses Sir F. Thesiger, Q.C., and Mr. Montagu Smith ap- ber, when he came accompanied ,by his sister and a Witne•ss-No.
Itita eny win _
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from the new enor-street, Grosvenor-square. ing, and be. recorntnissioued by Ca tain Harris atecom-
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Core; „tete et t, eot be able to run, as advertised, to or VIE. S. Symes, Esq., 77, Grosv in which persons could be accommodated with Lodging, Board, &c., peered for the plaintiff, who, being under age, sued friend of her'ent pass the eyening. His conduct to the George Barry (policeman 461)-I was ala ' d 'fl h
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mo ore,s ag-s ip. - , . .
"ne ee, -"Wing& To revent disappointment to the public, a four- ACTUARY. it was proposed to accomplish that object by means of a Committee ' .
through her father; Mr. Montaeta Chambers,. Q C., and plaintiff on that occasion was exceedingly deo' and re- the fire last night to keep the crowd back. It was difficult Th d
et le nee allels vein p ' in the Priory, at the
14W. S. B. Woolhouse, Esq., F.R.A.S., Stc. of gentlemen of influence, upon which several of the above-named e comman er of the Turkish iessels in Perts-
;bt fdt. ttra adeertised f eaye the Hastings Station,
an at ta or this Company's Trains to leave ut.
tl t Station, and SECRETARY. -.Members of Peteliarnent, and others, kindly consented to serve. Va- Mr. Taprell repre served. Itle did
sented the defendant. . .
~, • • not come to witness's house until the to keep the people from obstructing the-engines and those mouth Harbour, with a number of hi 'Officer& aid a
1.. 54a; -0, there e St. Leonard's Station at tee hours advertised for leav- *D. T. Lyons Clanchy, Esq. rious difficulties, however, being experienced in this method of pro- The court vras crowded bY Parties cariota ill •this de- following Tuesday, when he came during service, and who were employed to do duty on the W ' • hP•- • 'R
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Al este.* eii a. rebus will also leave the St. . ,_ , _ • STJPRIONTENDENT. ceeding. John Cassell, the proprietor of the "Working Man's Friend" -
seription of action. did not see the plaintiff sh • • spot. e were visit to t e rince egen ,at Smthead, on ...eurs ay;
ilteratte,eee arnval of the several Down Trains. Tnere WM De *W. A. Hawkins, Esq.
-a publication which penetrates into almost every factory and work- . , e being at church. This alto- obliged to tap several on the hats, anchl beard the blow they were received with c te i ti.
our s an oonducted round
Si F T ed h Th. - ac io
r . HESIGER etat t e case. is was an t n ration in his conduct • d th 1 • 'ff
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Its ~i, --e in the times of arrival in Landon. BANKERS. shop in the kingdom, and is, besides, extensively read by all classes ma ee p ainti very unhappy, which the defendant gave to the first witness. There were the shire . .
Hallifa.x, Mini, and Co., 67, Lombard-street. nd i
of the community-determined personally to conduct the undertak- brought with considerable reluctance by the plaintiff's a whness deemed, it advisable to send her to the house three or four young men jeering at the,pelice.- lam sure it PORTSMOUTH, FRIDAY.' Aco - tee 'are 1 '
ur m la is expected
to 8r Beeretaae, By order,
FREDERICK SLIGHT, Secretary. teitiessirs. GlYn,
SOLICITORS, log in order that an object so desirable to the persons Who arc able father, and not without very strong feelings of eknotion by of the Rev. MreChiohester, at Chipping Hampton, near wtts not bl • b• h ' . •
a ow gtven y. t e witness to the defendant to take place on board- the Victory on Monday, to try
to n --a s Office, London Terminus, eeeesisra. Sutton, Ewens, Ommanney and Prudence, 6, Basinghall- '
to provide accommodation, as well as to intending visitors, should be those of her relatives and connexions who felt a dee in- Barneteple, where she eta ed for a weeh- and th
le ec'e --leir Febraary 17, 1851. street. fully carried out. The plan he proposes to adopt, in pursuit of this , p . ,
,y --, eacante that I heard. I follovied the witness to take the define Commentlet . Ste Leger, the officers, and- ship's company
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et - •te AND RAILWAY. *nr. Tatham, Esq., 22, Tlirogmorton-street.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE OFFICE. design, has been laid before the above-named Members of Parlia-
ment and other gentlemen, who have all given him their names as COUld have iuduced tee p a nte
terest iu her welfare. Nothing but an inevitable necessity 13
h I i ff' ack, still very unhappy and lew in spirits.
Crossexamined b
a father end 'relatives -to Y - dent into custody. A gentleman who was with the dee • of. her Majesty's steamer Flamer dor the loss of th
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Mr. CHAMBERs - Defendant's, tendant said that he was a friend of Me. D W.' Ilary y, vessel'on the coast of f lat
A rica •ely. at
e„ a i s.aee fa,..„ LOAN" ON DEBENTURES CAriTAL-500000/
t - • patrons, in order to testify their cordial approval of the scheme, and bring such a delicate question into court as a matter of fathers was a client of witness's husband, and died on - the Commiss• h ld ac e-
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i'••• ,/' -`sa.ll, -`4O - ''' - '• - . red to 11)RAWAL TABLE of the Society affords to the As-
their entire confidence in the liberality and efficiency with which loner, and that e wou m e a complaint o Bien e, 42, receiving-hulk, hie been taken into
tee_ e eoehrs et the Midland Railway Company are prepa The WITI. ages that public investigation; and it was in order to obtain repara- the 23d of August., 1850, soon after which defendant to that authority, upon the suite t.
Ile. a
-9•4 -3 in SU f Hd d Pounds and upwards (in sured the greatest possible present arid' prospective advent it will be carried out. • eeC . the harbour to-day, to supply the place of the Topaze,
o .411.' Iseitetvenee of te ms o One un re
tg )au can be confen•ed tly Life Asserence. 'On this Tabie the- Assured is
To collect the necessary data for the formation of the Artiean tion for very serious injury, and to prevent any imputation cattle to live in the country. He appeared to witnees to This was the case for the rose ti ' . .
ou OD. which'for many years has been euiployed in doing similar
te eog afar tiler( nealrreduction in t 13 Y
he stam dut on mor ages ,
.4_ "at es for three, five, or seven years, at n e
i t rest entitled, at any time, to receive at interest an immediate advance, Lodging-house Register, one hundred thousand forms will be imme- bein t h 11 ' h • • •be
g cas upon t e young acy s• c erecter, in respect ot about 28 years of age. - She did ' P . '
not know that he l'he defendant dice not ask either of 'the witnesses ii . duty, but is now ordered fdet
e_ADDIae -" or 4/ '
snit. --non fa , • Per cent. per annum, payable half-yearly. to the extent of one-half .the amount, of the paid annual
•Premiums,
diately issued to as many housekeepers, in the conrse ef a canvass ~. a target for the Excellent
Od °I •••• -oe made to the Secretary at the Company s
' Office, without security, personal liability, or deposit of the Policy, but by
conducted by an efficient body of agents. All persons who find they titts hat her friends deemed i ir was onl 24. His father w •
matter, t t the duty to bring . Y as a tanner, and was rather question.
.• o _ . • . • . gunnery-ship. , . i
or the' half Premium may be with- omestic arran ements as will enable them to ro- the nresent action. He would not exatteente the ince. a " riggardly" , sort , of. man. Defendant
leom simple endorsement thereon ; ._ can make such d g 13 e es _ served Ms Mr. William Barclay, surgeon dentist, of Little Peamougn, FRIDAY.-)lear Majesty's steam7frigate
'nuance of the Policy. Also, in tne .a
dti f one or more strangers will be requested to articles to
Bert, J. F. BELL, Secretar3'. held during the whole cent . v, e accommo aon or , dent of the case, nor utter one vvord to prejudice the Wen-
-- -9, e.b BY order, ntinne the ' Mr. T. Cooper Law, at Barnstaple, who watt Tower-street, appeared as evidence for the defendant. Sampson, 6, Captain J • h ' h A h
red at an time not requiring to co fill these forms up, and deliver them to the Registration-office. The • - . Wei!, . awing er ten er, t 8
dant. It would be enough for him, in the ditcharge of a relatioh Of witness s, and it was at his house that He said-The . defendant is a 1 fr. d f ' Bl dh A • ail d
WO t-----,_- niary 19, 1851.
. • Policy, on its surrender one-half of the annual payments will be parti ulars upon which information will be required are-the . pereona ten o mine, oo oun ,in tow, s e - yesterday at 11 eae. They
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ee g•N COUNTIES RAILWAY. returned by the Society. alth number of beds available, and whether any of them are adapted for hls duty, to give a simple narrative of the circumstances. vritness first met defendant. There was dancing going and lives in George-lane, about a hundred yards from proceed in company to Se-Nicholas, Ca V d d
peer it, an
a...'"otie a a aT-Niat -• ' GENERAL MEETING. Lapsed Policies may be renewed without fine, on proof of he married couples, or otherwise for double occupation, the correct The real' plaintiff in the action was a young lady.in her on at the hime, and defendant seemed to pay great the premises which were on flre• I wasesith -him upon Sierra L€ol3-0,. Where the Bloodhound rem 's. • 'The
.slid' he, tet e beta,: ss,TII HALI-YEARLI
of the Act of lecorpora- and payment of arrears of Prem um
i without interest. address, &c. Every house, previous to its being placed on the re- 21st year, daughter of Mr. Bussell, who for many years attention .to the plaintiff. A few days after that he the o '
ccasion alluded to Mr Gibbs • sen. his fatber re- Sam son then takes Sir Emerson
4, 0 , wee.. e Ibteet,a,...ead 'en. th,at ia pursuanclelEE ed
TING of the Share- Notices of Assignment of Policies registered and aeknowledg ,
gister, will be visited by a district inspector.. . „ , p Tennent, the new
/, ' , tre.;:.ar the el' IEARL-1. GENERAL -
'- T rn Bishops- so as to make them available as securities iii the hands of In the General Registry, based upon these data, a uniform tariff P deed eir l' 1 t F Rev tl hhd ee
rac i aso ict or a . txeter. . , lied at witness'e end ro d • W. .
en y, e a ..ne . e p pose merxiage, itneas quested us te stay on the spot, to protect the premises, Bs Governor, to St. Ifelena. At therCapeVerds theyleave
ttoceeL, Len:van,' will be held at the London eve ,
of charges will be enforced-viz. for single bed per night, including fallen k wa Ca tam Mass g, .
into difficulties consequent upon :building specte. p ey, and recollected he was at the. 'he had property there. The -crowd was - quiet; These .F! aantity of rine, Lee., for aid in the sickness which pre-
bsrlt oil, on TimasnAy the 27th day of February, 1851, third parties.
ti 7 e 4e74lo4cisel ' f tvine a Report from No Eetrance Fees or any other charge beyond the Policy Stamp.i boot-cleining, Is. 3d. ; double 'bed, including boot-cleaning, as. ; lations into which he entered. He had previously lived dan e
con that occasion, but he did not seem to pay at- officers had been forcing the people back, and- two _or veils there. • • . .
l'ltM --511,,1N„. ---rs of i, Y, for the parpsse o race a
wadertalung, an& for the tri
mew- The present ram c e
al in om of the Soeiefy_from Premiums s
breakfast, consisting of tea or coffee and bread and eutter, Bd. ;ifin a large mn i mid •tX' li 1 h Id 12- e tention to the plaintiff. Plaintiff's father Mee had an h .
fotebr Tee c,tlur b "le Progress of the
th The , usiness 63,000 . i
/ ; tr e amount covered by the Policies of the Society
toe: with meat, Is. Arrangements with reference to other meals will , -e- a 3
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araPi estate a d 1 b E t ree young men jeered at the complainant, who- ap- The Pandora surveying-vessel, Commander Drurf,
- ltte eater Book; •ii be Closed on Saturday 1,781,580/. ; and the reserved profit, applicable to future bon
juanyes. be left to the discretion of the parties themselves. There will like- r
fo tune had ena im to command, but owing to his
~ a.i. n a arge, oese near xeter, which he called peered to be irritated. The defendant eold tee cons- sailed yesterday afternoon for service in New Zealand.
teis tee_ of the Company wi .
-'"'rY, and will not be Opened until re as ,
F'd - the 28th. the Assured, amounts to 82,4541. ss. ed. At the last annual wise be an arrangement by which persons may register Lodgings or altered circumstances he Was obliged to remove to a ' iloney Lands." Witness gave her opinion as to what plainant not to lese his temper, and the complainant then The Birkenhead steani Store-shi M C
p, aster- ommander
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JOSEPH GLYNN, Deputy Chairman. tigation, reported in . ay„
11 1850 the bonuses declared to the As- Apartments on their own terms. smaller house, and otherwise to retrench in his expen- kind of furniture ought to be ordered for the house in said, "I'll mark you," or words to that effect, and struck John R. Aylen, arrived from Portsmouth
ed r sured were, the option of a return of 15 per cent. on their Premiamb s As the Registration-office will be in constant communication with e. •' • • yeaterday,
11114,.._ By order,
C. P. RONEY', Secretary. in cash, or a reversioaary addition to the original sum assured y
the members and secretaries of artizan clubs, and others content- a iture. The alteration in his circunastatces led to an which the defendant and Miss B 11
usse.. ' ought to reside; him a violent blow over the head with his truncheon. I and sailed:again for Queenstown to embark troops.
• e
.60 each Policy varying from 20 to 65 per cent. plating a visit to town, the following advantages, amongst others, arrangement by which his daughter (Miss.Bussell) took and recommended that the " wedding should take place am certain Oat the officer struck the defendant with all The stetmtvessel Virago, with Mr. Henderson, Mester-
A Mate Station, February 6, 1851*
;10 ere/ EXAMPLES OF BONUSES ALREADY DECLARED. will follow to persons having lodgings to dispose of :- up her residence with a relative (Mrs. Law) at New- in May, 1851, when the parties could take Londoa in ' his force. • . Attendant at the dockyard. and a party of riggers and
:Age. IT NI 0 N OF LONDON. Pe a- 1. The cost and trouble of advertising lodgings, and of looking out port, near Barnstaple. The defendant vas in a posit their tear, and thes eee the Great Exhibition. Witness The complainant-That's quite false, If I had struck seanitn, left Falmouth yesterday morning, at a quarter
tehet
effeew 4, liege ittorete
aeli se--a•ae, Ptiee -"e•ORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. , I
.7 .4 Annual 'Policy Bonus in nent Re-
duction of for lodgers, will be wholly avoided.
2. Every house will probably receive a coestant succession of tion commanding hal knowu the lamtifefour or five •
excellent prospects. He was e a ears, and that she hed him with all my force he must have been severely past ten o'clock, lusting in tow the Astrea frigate, and
eferss loalsau ea ee ef 1851.-Each Prizeholder at the Annual Distribu-
Age. 4 Pre- taken addition Bonns in
Anima inmates, instead of being sometimes crowded and sometimes empty, partnet with Mr. Green, a solicitor caviling on busi- been conditionally engaged to a Mr. Price. That was be- marked. arrived'in the Sound at four P.M. The Astres was in the
bariel.; of le, .z,,entitled to select FOR HIMSELF a Work of Art, as here- . F,l e
a-, mium. eut in to Sum Cash.
premium. as would necessarily be the case without some such plan to regulate ems at Austin-friars, and at the time he made a •
fore the sanction of the plaintiff's father, was applied for. Mr. Barcla I • • • ' • - k ' II h h ' 'd
ii,"o %lel"' subscriber will have for each Guinea the choice of one g.,. Assured. the influx of visitors, and secure their equal distribution. y- n my opinion you struck him with evening ta en into amosae, w ere sereto be lei up
Oh I:, . tir'; gg. engravings,-" The BURIAL OF lIAROLD," by F, _
___, _ _
---.. 7.-- xe e. Housekeepers availing themselves of this system of Registration proposal of marriage to . Miss Bassell, was in tbe This occurred at the end of 1849. Plaintiff's father your whole force. in ordinary.
testli ,
a Cl.l.ger t• 11
. to, 1.1 g.,. ~• -• Pickersgill, ..k.R.A., cr " THE VILLA OFd
ZO. a. 3"' - 1 must undertake to observe the following conditions :- possession, us he was now of 1,100/. or 1,2 00/. had expressed his disapproval of Mr. Price, and wrote Mr. H. S. Gibbs f h fhd f d 'd I The bri F t . ' d T d dh b •
, at er o t e een ant, sai :- am g erre was maste on ues ay, an t e rig
of l sederee oiv, ay J. T. Wilmore, A.E.R.A., after W. T. Leitch, an 1837 292 6 9 139 la 9 22 13
rovide clean and comfortable c
19 19 7 1. To p a commodation at a rate not a year, left to him by his father, and ' entirely inde- a letter in Januar or Februar 1850
be
AT tete 'Peat geed engravings, by eminent artists, illustrating Gold- 1838 267 11 4 126 17 2 exceeding ls. 3d. per night for a single bed (includin boot-cleanin
17 8 8 , g g), d Price visited at y y„ to that effect. Mr. a shipowner and insurance broker, and mdd • E Wednesday. They are ordered to be corn-
y a ress is xpress on
t Oaf' " e ' The Traveller." The " Villa of Lucullus" is now 1839 241 18 6 113 17 7
8 14 010 and 2s. per night for a double bed. pen ent of his profession. He first became acquainted Mr. Hooper Law's for two months in No. 2, George-lane, Tower-street. My premises are in missioned. • ' -
0 e x, 4 s.d. 1840 193 12 6 93 16 2. To provide sufficient • breakfast of good quality, consisting of with Miss Bustellin 1848, having met her at public places, 1849, bet did not visit at Barnstaple in that year. He the immediate neighbourhood of the fire, and I re- Tee frigate Cambrian and packet Crane are placed
13 & 11
ge 5 10
a, 44 444 ,_ GEORGE GOD WIN, I Hen. Seal. go 11000'74 3 4 1841 189 12 6 11 8 3 tea or coffee, and bread and butter, at a charge not exceeding Bd. for and at balls and evening parties at Barnstaple, and lost is a surgeon at Merlborough. The plaintiff was staying quested that my son and Mr. Beret& ld - 'd k 1 •tt t t be"
y won remain on in oc or examine ton, prepare ory o mg commis-
!, ,A; --- "vest str LEWIS POCOCK, 1842 162 16 8 76 18 4
8 1 10 each person, or ls. each with meat included. with witness in A t
0" 1843 115 10 10 55 10 10
8. Not to let the registered lodgings independent of the Registras no opportuuity of showing his attachment to and prefer- ugus and September, 185 0, but witness the spot for the protection of the property. I went sioned.
aGeo t,,,,, .-.-__.l.__
1844 77 19 2 38 15 10 59 11
ence of her. With the exception of he had nothing to do with the breakin off f h
tette public meet- g 0- tee engage- home when I found that the fire was declining, but I was The General Steam Screw Navigation Company's
frob• t. 7..°SITION, 1851.-GLASS SHADES 410 I
1845 66 15 0 44 10 o________ tion-office without sending timely notice to the office, so as to pre-
vent the possibility of disappointment to other persons. tugs the parties did not meet in the presence of their m-
ete -4 -tee ment between her and Mr. Price. Witness heard that surprised in a short time with the intelligence that my screw steam-ship Bosphorus, Captain Hall, which left
h eii,• e - keel tot en Oval, and square), for the preservation of articles in-
Leave anted vvithout extra Preatinta All parties being provided with aecommodation through the instru- 1 t•
a ives until 1850, when the plaintiff met him at the resi- bailiffs had come to Mr. Bussell's house with an execu- sun was injured by a terrific blow from a poiic Plymouth on the 18th of December, with mails • for the
t led re eio:eie Exhibition, as well as alabaster ornaments, wax-
Extensive
Travelling
I f grltesidence in Tropical Climates. mentality of this office will be charged a small fee (the amount of eman,
to deuce of her cousin, Mrs. Law, the occasion of their tioa, but went away on the debt being paid. Mr. Bust and that he had been dragged to the station-house Cape of Good Hope, after tuoching at Madeira and the
itt 43' and .9. and all articles that may be injured by exposure. Moderate extra Prem um or which will be regulated by the outlay involved, and announced as
.EQUITABLE FIRE OFFICE.
. TO,salion aellt stands, as well as a variety of statuettes, ornaments, soon as it can be determined upon) before coming up, towards meeting being a party. The defendant on that occasion, sell left Honeylands in last October, and now lives at through the water. I then went and found him at the Cape Verds, arrived at Sierra Leone on the 21st of
Capital-500,0001.
' flitiset" irel,eftetnely moderate terms-at THOMAS MILLING- lie.) meeting the large expenses that will be incurred (probably it may paid the plaintiff the most marked attention, end was Barnstaple. . -
ancorpora,:•ed under 7 and 8 Vict., cap. t station-house. It was necessary to bathe his temples January.
tele es t, glass warehouse, 37, Bishopsgate-street Without
ef this Office are -Mod era e
.and egnitable he 6d. or Bd.), upon the receipt of which a card will be at once for- ' Miss Frances Dema , examined b Sir F. THE
oe 0001 , 4, ,astern Counties Railway Station). The leading principles . .
t Premium for each elass of risk-Annual division of Profits. ward, stating the street and number of the house in which the ac- re ' whenever she walked out to tiro al himself in
marked„ y y SIGER, with vinegar and to make other soothing applications,
deposed that she is a cousin of the pl ie ef A PPOIN TMEN TS.
3 .../I , aud kuows so that the blow he received must have been severe. Woorevicu, FEE. 2 r.--LieutbLunt John D. M'Crea
:1,21 4-1 NOT'
NCEMENT -Mr. RUSKIN'S Rates o
New The difficulty of collecting tee i e
ele n nts on which to proportion commodatien Provided is situated, and the direction in which the
againat - Loss by Fire has been so traveller must proceed towards it from the railway steno's ; and, of .11 and c - • h ml a rel ion
her viay, joint g a comeanying erre a
hers, Miss Demay, in their walks. ,The defendant - ;
the def d •
e tie, klub. Wore
on eettee .• "THE STONES OF VENICE," Volume the First, Premium to ris n
• k i Insurance
Ned are more the result of guess simultaneously with the transmission of such card., notice will be en ant. They met at private parties and public A gentleman of the name of Simpson, who was present (1850) to the Alecto steam-sloop, at Woolwich.
was not at this time acquainted with Mrs. Law nor had balls in 1848. In September, 1850, Miss Bussell was on at the time, said the outrage was the most WantOß he Surgeon th tin Findlay (1846) to the Alicto.
,j.,,A0,
Lee with 21 Plat t s Woodcuts, will be published great, that the rates at present cha. sent to the lodging-house to prepare for the reception of the guest. . . ,
Do'. • , let of -,,„ 1 a visit to M
• tiea '''''s-a--s--._a_earch, by7Ll`;;lll=uand Co., 65, Cornhill. than calculation.
1 annual losses of the In this way trouble, anxiety, delay, and disappointment will be he ever been inside her door, until a slight accident rs. Law, with whom witness lives. The de- had ever seen. Assistant-Surgeens Joseph Sloss, M.D. (1848), to the
laj . It has been found by experience, that ahe tote.
been proportionate to the avoided on both sides. which occurred to his sister, eas the -means of intro- endant
f was in the habit of joining witness and the The LORD MAYOR-The case before me is one of Aleco; Andrew M•Cluie (1848), from the Indefatigable,
aselh different Established Companies have not .
nd secretaries of rovincial clubs are informed that i • elaintiff in their walks. Recollected a dime
61004 PI E ~.., Now ready, .
ived b each The members a p . . due tig hien. On the 17th October last, that young lady, i eat Barn- considerable difficulty. I %sell know what the police to the Beni:bee eteam-vessel, at Woolwich.
BRITISH OFFICER: arnount of annual Preirimms rece
Y he :nsured and Insurers, the office will act on theirbehalf, on terms which will hereafter be whilst ridin out with him w h sta -le, and that the defendant on tha
g , as t rown from her horse, P . t occesiou pre- have to encounter on emergencies of this kind ; how Acting Guneer W. S. Deere to the Benshee.
ei Pc4: he /IN b It is of the highest importance, both to t
sroximation to the published, and endeavour, so far as practicable, to secure lodgings
• t 0 h -sq. as e °anion D ies Emoluments, and Privileges. I cease and an ale t e door of M
opposite h rs. , sewed the laintiff '
Law's residence, and wat P with a bouquet. He used to take hard it is for them to perform their duty amidst
see' •
0 tits an; ", lgeat and ,_
out , . w that such an anomaly shou d ,
C mpilation of the Rules, Regulations, ar-
true risk be made To secure this object the Equ.
'table Fire Insu- for each excursion party in the same district. _
be tkillitoi;,_saa Memoranda rel ti to the Duties Promotion Pay, and ' •
iaasees at ,a_ a. ng , , . hli h d
ranee Company is este se . . In all cases letters must be pre-pala, and a. stamped envelope taken ineo the house, the defendant accompanying her. my eoueins, myself, and Miss Williants for a drive. the terrible bustle and confusion of a coeflagtation, REPRESENTATION qf BEDFORDSHIRE.
' • that of can only he els- enclosed for an answer. But, as much as possible to save the ex- The accident was a slight one, and the defendant sent, Recollects a slight accident the defendant's sister •
-eieerae, ete Officers in her Majesty s Service, and in The true rate of Premium for Fire Insurance
Working Maies Friend " will publish weekly met sad, knowing that, lam exceedingly unwilling to BIDF..,RD. FRIDAY-Our account yesterday wae (Ils-
e All ele East India Company. proached through Classification and Average, which has not hitherto pulse of postage, " The
Th i I E f " The Working
ber of beds registered. e c rcu a ion o for his phaeton, in which he drove out his sister the witb, aud that defendant on that occasion visite.' Mrs
OOP' • e BY J. H. STOCQUELER. (seen sufficiently acted ,n, or systematically applied. . the num I - 'ff d M.- D Othf 11 • d 'lti• r a II h 1 never hop th h f '
°di ll t •'tl " however being so large as to render it necessary to p,ainti ,an les emay. ne o owing ay, ...iss ' 'vs. 0a(-- - - - --en --ere eetore. . . couderon the proceediugs they may consider neces- patched beful t• the lust returns could be procured from
Mrs. Wi!- sar to be ' ' '
tempted for the preservatiou of private Leighton and Luton. These being added give the re-
•ai to -,.,_ , L' ~- -no Volume, Bvo , price 15s. cloth extra.
1 eso )1- "'lam ; Smith, Elder, and Co., 65, Cornhill. Whatever be the nominal rate, the bonus or return pen ea Y 0 Man's Frien ,
• to '
the Insured will determine the true Premium equitably payable, as commence going press at least nine days before the date of pub- Dem
t rint from duplicate plates, all information .
~.
ay and the plaintiff went to the house of Mrs. liams, the pleintiff, and witness, went the n Y
ext day to property and the public peace. At the same time I sult of the first day's poll as fellows:-
Deneis, tea the
defendant's mother, to inquire after the health .
et
418 - security against toes tor so great a calamity as fire, and the Insurer lieation, and then o p
d d t later than that day defendant's sister, and sat 'tome time with ih t • h h • fb • 'd
I
sor
r;r, km, 410,1110 N OFFICIAL 'CATALOGUES.
Is largely interested in this question, and will consult his interest bY that is wished to appear must be forwar e no
and state of defendant's sister, and found that she had the family. The defendant then took h _ w s o impress upon tem t e necessity o eing gen e., Colonel teilpin .... ... ... 1,309
le. r- d Oa 4 aliy `Ma who wish their Advertis'ements to be classified supporting a system where, by a careful combination of Classiflca- to the office.
l'eation may be made to the Registration-office, 8, fortunately not sustained any eerious injufy. The defend- fonl near Bernstaple, where de t ern to brad- by the principle of forbearance upon occasions of strong Mr. Houghton ... ... ... 418
14la " tlte 101 l Personal imp i ey looked ov -- •
er excitement from whatever cause arisiug. I shall die-
loot ,• eff,_ natue. , owing heads are requested to send them to the tion and Aver ige, the Premium will be proportioned to the risk.
ter-change, Catherine-street, Strand . ant wa.s subsequently, on the 19th of Onober, invited to a house which he had taken for hinteelf r.nd ' ' -- • . -_-__
4. k._ wilt„,.., osiy ;__ The Equitable Fire Orace will, by a constant analesis of its owifil Exe
J. W. GREEN, Hon. Secretary. e,fieree• 0. th .
P defetalaet and send the whele case to the
• e 'Majority kg Colonel Gilpin .. S9l
. ~,k Of ' 1, j"V iaa:' and the Fine Arts. 6. Places of Public Amuse- experience, from time to ti •e. adopt such rates of Premium as t e
JOHN aPLENNA N, Acting Secretary. . -
tea at Mrs. Law's house. That was on a Saturday, 'he plaintiff to live in. He said if the .plainti -
ie-_, go ',view. Mises. ment. 0 arran e-
nature of the risk may justify, and will decline to enter int g
. t . as all he cared b H
a out. e re- . that
n Commiseioner, to be investigated by him. Ido not say This morning the poll cometenced at 8 o'clock, and the
r '" A le drai - .
e iteleeeteets elacienes and 7. Places of Amusement. ments as regards tariffs with other offices.
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS-leIPOSSIBILITY REALIZED. ,
lely, no otter party being present at their interview. `riembered hearing thet plaintiff made au afar of
. ._ . , _ -the officer has exceeded his duty but I certainly votlnd V7Clit en eery languidly throughout the day. The
. ter, .11,.1AtIce OW 8. Railway and Steam-boat Ar- With this view an annual investigaiion will be made ieto each - ee ~
he nett te,;el ai Mats de Mons. ROBIN, 232, Piccadilly,
Ile d • • 1 h b ' - " y
then opene his mini to .er, o serving, ou are b
rem to defendant, and that she accepted it. Defendan
mar- consider th ' '
- .
at he is bouisd, for the sake of his own cha- e hole affair was very ceder, except a Mae ebullition noW
Igle 10 -‘ole , ...am ratagements. class of risk, and a return of one moiety, or fitly per cent. of t
opposite the Haymarket. wes received on the footin of an en - - t Tee
, ter, to convince the Commissioner that be has not and then near the Geerge Hotel. At the Dunstable pee-
-09 °tee e.,_ egeney
-es, ate - Hotels, Ta- 9. Miscellaneous. excess will be made to all classes of Insurers whose Policies have e7•l
aware, Mrs. Law, of the purpose of my visit, g gaged pereon to done so; and I consid
hoe!., . Lodging-housee• been in force for three years. SOIREES PARISILNELS an
t t d FANTASTIQUES every EVEN- eerhaps
aer too, that it is due to the defen- fang place there was great excitement The bonnet-
plaintiff, aethe house of Mrs. Laws, and lie had
ons. and Madame Robin will appear ; and and I now bee to ask vou whether you approve of mv consulted dant that he should have the full o
brae ! Otte_ 'WM. CLOWES and SONS, Printers. Insurances against Loss by Fire are effected by this Company upon ING, at Eight o'clock, M , . - " ` ' ' olaietiff with respect to the horses • • . pportunity of show- sewers turrt•ed our in great force and helped in the skir-
'EDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at Half-past Two o clock, a , , , carriages, and hive- iu th
a alai ai,tic SPICER BROTHERS, Wholesale Stationers. every description of Property on moderate terms. everY V, tepee my addretses and entering into an engagemeet g at the officer acted uujustifiably. mishesa .Col. Gilpin% friends say some of them hit hard.
04;f ete tht °elle Office, 29, New Bridge-street, Blaatfriars.
ataas-anY, la 2,,, min Stock insured at 3s. per cent, without the Averag
Far g e Clattse. al ORNING PE It F ORMANC E.
chell's, Sams's, Andrews's
' d every information may be obtained, on applica- Tickets as usual at Messrs. Mit , .
Prospectuses. an with Miss Bussell." Mrs. Law re li a h
b h d tll th d f d ttht Y.
pee- teat she deemed .
it to eer uty to e eeen an a Liss usse riet. He wished plaintiff to marry in white glace, mud The case will, it is
B e it was arranged that witness was to • - -
presumed, immediately undergo The Colonel Heat lf h d
he one of the brides- investigation before Mr. D. W. Harve the Commis- , e a a rap on the head with a
deal' eizetd pas,
_ye Pages, demy 18mo., with a Pictorial View anti tion at the Office, or to any of its Agents. Eber's, &c. y, stcne. We are sorry to find that one person received a
. tlO Children under Ten Years,
,Half-price. maids. Weddieg cards were fixed upon. Witness at that sioner of the Cit Police.
was without fortune, and was not likely to come into Y
le tteototehte et the Great Exhibition Building, and View of the , serious injury from a stone, which struck him in the eye
WO' , T National Loan Fund Life Assurance Society, time constantly saw (he defendant's mother and the plain- Sarah Mahone a well-known be ar who has latel
(Vas eelicarAtiosition price (in fancy binding) 2s. 6d., or post any, for although her father had once been in circum- ye gg • y and destroyed it. There has been no d • k • d
5 * Equitable Fire VO. 4, LEADENHALL-STREET, near the rin given an
:iff frequently dined with her. The defendant's mother on come from America, and uses crutches in the day, but the dff *f h' I h• t t. '
isr" lji. ALB-- -ted to his 'Royal Higlutess Prince Albert, . stances of indepenelenee, as a man of pro t h
per y, e was
ethos i E•EhT'h i* Both Offices. goo e etets e tisp an are so maneeet t-at we
ee-A,,s Tt, 11.,..nt5t0,„ --.„- Popular Narrative of' the Origin, India House, London. hieseoccasionsalwa s treated the laintiff • h the re
now, through the ill success of building speculatione ' . y p wit g ,atest manages to do without them when she is not observed hope the
CATHOLIC LAW AND GENERAL LIFE 1-‘ people complain that shaving's a bore ; example will alwaya be followed.
el' N., r...xiiii; "'ogress, and Prospects of the GRE.aT INDUS- af ost
ASSURANCE COMPANY, E ach day's paiuful scrape only chafes an old sore : into which he had entered, a ruined man. To those re- affection, and the defendant told witness that he and the by the police, was brought up charged with having en- The following is a 'state of the poll at the close as
in
~... iTION, 1851 ; with a Guide to the future Rules and laintiff would be ver t
ettelesheette fey e 8, NEW COVENTRY-STREET, LEICESTER-SQUARE, LONDON. C hoora the cutler who stands at the head of the trade ; marks the defendant replied, " Oh, yes; I never, I assure P y happy; that his income was deavoured to impose upon the relieving officer of the far as the returns have been received; those of the two
ii tb. Y Jam ETER BERLYN, Esq. AL MEETING of the Proprie- H ail the battle depends on a well-lempered blade. 1 100/ a year and that his ra th
ted by au t, ts Gilbert 49, Paternoster-row, London. Orders The FOURTEI ANNUAL GENER
you, madam, meant to ask any questions about Mr. • • • oer would live with him City of London Union. She called, it was proved, at distant polling places giving the votes polled since 12
ea" tors of this Company took place on the 25th instant, at the Head I n the front of these lines his name is displayed.
0 • °°esellers, Stlitioners, and Nevesvenders. and add 400/. a year to it. On the 7th N
.
One o'clock precisely. The following is extracted from the MECIIES RAZOlte, STROPS, and MAGIC PASTE are renowned Busseles affairs, nor do I desire to know them. I have ovember de the house in Northumberland-alley, and asked for relief, 0
- 'clock are not included:-
he it, ,1 eOpy oF A
ire " irt, which is too lengthy for publication :-
'a.
'YOUNG LADY'S VALENTINE. rep, . througheut the civilised world. He exhibits also the most recherche enough for both of us, and lam now in a position to en ant ea e a out some furniture, and his manner on declaring that she had not a farthiug in the world, but For Colonel Gilpin ••• ••• 1,547
thirh° h. A nice y fr d th I E Ina
During the past year no claims have arisen om ea snng a a. Stock of Papier Ifache articles, Dressing Cases, Work Boxes, Tea encourege my affection for Miss Bussell which I never that occasion &truck witness as rather cold. 'From that suspicion having been entertained of her sincerity, the Mr. Houghton ... •.. ... 540
.., Addreen,..9ung lady, with a lend intent,
and but two in Ireland-one for 500/. and the other for 280 a-making
Trays, Writing Desks, &c., in London. Everything for the Toilet time he appeared to alter still more in his man - •
I, 4 -
ue,
__,. u a letter to a nice young gent.; hich have been paid. This is far below the expected
and Work Table. Mechl'afamous Bagatelle Tables afford a charma tef "M s L '• d "Aslh ld
was e ore. r . aw rejoine , ave to you ner, and female searcher of the union went to work, and found -
1 eee',:e . together 7001., w itm b d h •
or •- A '..01e deafen. of course, was that of wooing,
-old um, ~„ . favourable, when •it is remembered how . a wet da .
mortality, and is especially ing amusement on Y _ that Mies Bussell will have raemopey,.*ewilenot say w ess o serve ,on t e occasion_of -one of his viaits, silver in-the fin rof one of her oyes, and -halfpence
ge gl Majority for Coloncl-Oilpin ... I,
007
paled'
,ba°° ' I than, - see sees= sanction'd her in doing.
at ,a, t disclose the name of this young lady- ffered from the e idemic of last _
severely the life offices generally su p that he was very rude. -He contradicted the laintiff in c
enything more on money matters, and . any Settlements p oncealed about her person in various parts of her dress. The Luton and Leighton returns had not arrived when
verythin she said His mis
$ ..a , eaaaught be Tomkins, or it might be Ady ; year. BRITISH COLLEGE of HEALTH, you may wish to make, you can consult your own ° g . conduct, however, did not She was also proved to have a little before deceived other our parcel left Bedford. The declaration of the poll
Ott" 1,,-r shall I name the gent. in this affair, The number of lives assured between the Ist of June, 1349, and
Hamaton•place, New road, London. solicitor about." Mrs. Law then added, "Although you irritate her, although she was much affected by his con- officers of the union. will be made on Monday at 12 o'clock.
146 • eel' broken confidence I cannot bear ; the 31st of Niay, 1850, was more than double the number issued in
The REPORT for 1851 is Now Ready, and may be had of all the duct. Her spirits beca
will have no money with Miss Busse'', you will have a me desponding, and witness ac- The defendant said she had brou ht th f
g e money rom
11 fet
~,,-eated matter nothing if his name were Poppy, the twelve months preceding. niversal Medicine. •
30. fat . ane valentine's the same-and here's Proposals were made for 138 Pelicies, amounting to 52,963/.25. 6d.: age;fietsrisfoorn
,T
Pe
isl
lasl e
aonf
d3fuoirei s oHny'sgee'ieangetsaybise er
are every day making most amiable ane high-principled girl, descended from companied her to the Rev. Mr. Chichester's, whither she America, where she had left the body of her husband, RAILWAY RETURNS
Pe- . A COPY. of these 123, comprising 106 lives, were accepted for 45,1251. 6s.
Sixteen Policies lapsed, representing 6,0481., upon which 3201. 3s. fresh converts. one of the oldest families in the county of Devon." The was sent, in the hope of diverting her mind from the who had made her promise to convey it safe to Ireland, ........--ha.--
ertr . bear youth, when I look at your form. was received by the Company in the shape of premiums. E T H. defendant replied that he had When a house at thoughts that distreesed it. Plaintiff has not since been where she expected to go one of these days. TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK.
seer , , I long for your hand to be mine ; Since the commencement of the Company to the Ist of June last, 0 S S 0 F T E
Bradford, in the vicinit of Barnt tale and in the same good spirits aa before these events. The Loan MAYOR-I think the sooner you go the -,-,.....
toe ee , ' end after my heart has felt warm assurances were effected to the extent of 110,9721. 12s. 6d., pro- L A NEW and very curious invention connected with Dental 37 _ . P t
The %et ss was te
rbe .0 At the thoughts of my lov'd Valentine. nual Premiums 3,732/. 11s. 6d. of taese 54 lapsed, surgery has been introduced by Mr. HOWARD, of 17, George-street, was having it papered and painted, and intended to have , . ine su jected to a cross-examiaation, but better; and I shall send you to prison for fourteen days, Miles NAME OF RAILWAY. Receipts.
notning material to shake it was elicited. opened,
03" • . =l4
:: 23,9901. 16s. 6d., of which the annual premiums were Hanover-square ;it is the production of an entirely NEW DESCRIP- it furnished. - He further addedethat he had taken Miss and then ship you for your native country.
1851. 1850. 1851.
id° The elegant manner you dress
741/. Is. leaving the yearly income on the ist of June last equal to TION OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH, fixed without springs, wires, or
Bussell to see it, and that sho had expressed herself sa- Mr. Henry Shepherd Law, attorney to the pleintiff,• Defendant-You can't do that, your Lordship. lam BRITLSH.
s pi , AtY high admiration has won,
2 991/. 1,55. I Id. ligatures. Thea so perfrctly resemble natural teeth, as not to be . . a_ . was then examined h h;
ey tur F. THESIGER arld
ill. for And I think I shall make a good guess, ' ting loans were applied for to the extent of 17,700 L, distinguished fiom the originals by the closest observer. They will
since last mee d •h 1. M t
nshe wit i - rt. Law then expresied a hope teat k exce t u on
, not able to go. I can't wal , p p crutches. . ...,.. illf X 1,246
tated th theh d ' t ' 72
Idle 0 ' If I hint at E. MOSES and SON.
but 1,183/. I ls. 10d. only was advanced. never change colour or decay, and will be found very superior to defendant would not take this step without due delibe- s a ain erviews with Mr. Greeu, the The Lonn MAYOR-0, yes, I'll send you away after 37% Belfast and Ballymena ••••••. •• .. •• •• 422 545
d 3 "0
- It
• meg be a fond failing to own The Directors were also highly gratified to report that within the any teeth ever before used. This method does not require the ex- ration on its importance, and defendantreplied, "I never partner of the defendant, who stated that he did not in-
,you shall have left Bridewell. You can take your ,17 Belfast and County Down.. •• •• .. .. .• - 145
•t ° . last four months they had considerably extended their business on traction of any Teeth or Roots, or any painful operation, and win tend to fulfil his engagement with the plaintiff, his crutche * b 't tth t 33 - '
Birkenhead Lancashire, said Cheshire 760 1,083
rill 0 .. • _ That my thoughts of your fashions are such; t k n ste Mrs. Law itho t matare deliberation." s with you ut you won wan em o carry you. 97 1301 ton, Blackburn, and Wes t York .. .. 414 557
11°11 But certainlY nature alone the Continent, having appointed, as Head Agent in France, Monsieur support and preserve the Teeth that are loose, and is guaranteed to -a ea y p, , w u
mo
ther and feint's chsa ro ' f •
de l'Etang, a gentleman of high sta.nding in Paris, distinguished for restore articulation and mastication. The invention is of importance The next step taken by the defendantwas on the 22d of PP eing o it. The defendant Defendant-Th'ity told me in America, that as my 85% Bristol and Exeter ...... • ........... 3,250 3,510
• Could never delight me so much. had come to this resolution 160 Ca1ed0nian............. .... -
his integrity and ability in financial and in all assurance matters, to many persons, and those who are interested in it should avail October, when he wrote to the father of Miss Busse'', partly on account of Mr. husband was a citizen,of London, I had my parish here;
' 6 the dresses of MOSES and SON who, under the sanction and patronage of the Archbishop of Paris, themselves of Mr. Howard's NEW DISCOVERY. Bussell's affairs, and partly because he understood that and I don't want to go, and lam sure I won't go. 94% Chester and Holyhead.• •.. • • ........ 1,283 2,280
1 asking his consent to their marriage. The Learned
, _Add beauty to beauty, forsooth,
the Cardinal Archbishop of Lyons, and Monseigneur Parisis, Eveque
jOjif '''ha hence has my notice been won
de Langres, has already within the last three months effected a cone THIRTY-FIFTH EDITION. Counsel having read the letter, dated , the 25th of Oct., the plaintiff had another engagement. The witness The Lome MAYOR-You shall go on board the moment 53 Dublin and Drogheda-- - .•.• ••; • •• 655 '785
Of'
P' rke , To thy charmin a earance dear youth.
If se I g pp ,
siderable amount of business, not only in Life Assurances, but in An- CONTAINING THE REMEDY FOR THE PREVENTION OF continued, that defendant received an 'answer f
rom Mr. again met Mr. Green, and informed Mr. Green that Mr: '
ou are discharged. 6 Dublin and Kbagstown .••. •• 570 559
, ere ever united in life 1 rt and returning Illustrated by 26 Anatomical Coloured Eugravings on Steel. he was in embarrassed circumstances but th 31 Duadee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junction 634 639
' DISEASE. Bussell approved of the engagement. and admitted that y n 16% Dundee and Arbroath .... ..... ..... - 353
rarities both Immediate and Deferred. Bussell, stating, that from the circumstance of his not Th, defendant was then moving down stairs, but his
ei
if .ree , • serhich fancy too fondly supposes), After various resolutions .
, approving of the Repo ,
Bi h monis the Vice- RA nrE INCA- haying the pleasure of knowing him, he considered it , at he had Lordship called her back, and told her she had already
' N PHYSICAL DISQUALIFICATIONS, GENE T ie Dundalk and Enniskillen•• .. •••• • . •• 124 139
le r . ',• if ever we're husband and wife, thanks to the Right Reverend Chairman, sop
th ' tablish- 4 PACITY, AND IMPEDIMENTS TO MARRIAGE. right to make inquiries respecting him in Barnstaple, and never done an thin to dis r
y g g ace himself. It was further torgotten her crutches; upon which she took them up, 67X East Anglian.....• ••a.•„• .. • .
101 4, 444,,0tte Twill
-- be all through the dresses of MOSES. Chairman, Actuary, Secretary, and Medical Officers of ees
ted highly gratified at its present results a 'easy and Improved Edition, enlarged to 196 pages, price 25. 6d, the result of those inquiries was, that he had ascertained objected that one of the 9 3,417
plaintiff's brothers had enlisted but seemed no longer to be in the least need of them. / 79 East Lancashire.. -.e.•••-•• • • - - , 3
EIP' 10 ment the meeting sepal's. , 13 237 12,360
X°l° itlt'/Ne ilhaanae, for the year 1851, can be had gratis, on ,
and future prospects. by post, direct from the Establishment, 3s. 6d. in postage stamps, in the East India Company's service, and the mattee 322 Eastern Counties and _Norfolk.. •• •... ,
a fends t • '
that the ee n was in every respect worthy of the BOW-STREET. . 1,849 1,872
, Q.°. ' etYlica's'Tlie p application. 011 HE SILENT FRIEND, a Medical Work on was ended by his statin 95 Eastern Union .
: .4u-- Oh._ •alty -ar and'Shawl Departments are now replete witn ROY AL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION.
e., JL the exhatistion and physical decay of the system, produced by hand of his daughter; and although'the loss of her so- g that the defendant had made ,Pe
--ea Ellis; Who ' stated that she was the wife of a Edinburgh and Glasgow ..•••• •• - - 2,378 3,453
116% • Dandee•• •• • • 1,879 1,909
I, i 1.0.' IlleOtr,. " the 8,,,
th_44e, ,-....01,4 ,a/IoR. Lectures on the Music of Wales, by Ellis Roberts, Esq. (113`e eZ,a3SSiVe indulgence, the consequences of infection, or the abase of ci h• h ' f •
ety Would be great to 193, e trusted the gain oit .
up his mind not to marry the plaiutiff • Edinburgh, Perth, and
Mr. Green. then clergyman, and appeared to be in great distress, was 71 , .
d 1 h • h • 18 I umess Ittulway •.•.•..• • ~ • • ...• _ 384
Vl' -nee' it las? articl h ready-made or made to ist to H.R.H. the Prince of Wales), with Vocal Illustrations by Miss mercury, with explicit directions for the use of the preventive lotien, would be greater to the defendant. The Learned sat , i tatls t e case, Miss Bushell and her family charged with having attempted to commit suicide, by in ii Glasgow, and South-Western........ 2,695 3,302
ir,••• -`41113r0
:errased,
eeitex
b ecrh ed or the money re- Blanche Younge, R.A. of Music, on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, followed by observatians en the Married State, and the disqualifica-
I Counsel then stated that Mrs. Dennis' had given her must prepare themselves for a thorough scrutiny, adding poisonin herself. 22% GlasgoW; Paisley, and Greenock .... 569 960
/ lial'itit°ai • t;
and Friday Evenings at Eight, and on Saturday, at Three.-The Ce- tions which prevent it. Illuitrated by 26 Coloured Engravings, and . . .
e with Miss Bussell, of whom at the same time that the defendant had nothin to s g he E division, stated that he 236 Great Northern and E. L - 2,53 l 7,799
Csi 44418- etisa.L Mes ard the public learated Juvenile Harpists (the Lockwood Family) will perform
htft.„ Ur bt•-•ltio,. es and Son regret havieg to gn
false- Trios under the direction of Mr. Frederick Chatterton, daily at .
by the detail of cases. By R. and L. PERRY and CO., Consulting consent to nis Mar
eurgeons, 19, Bemers-street, Oxiord-street, London. Published by she entirely approveu. ene
rttg , . • • tth 1 • tlf
the weddin was agalna e ain i .
day for g . P g ay Sergeant Ashman, of t
foand the defendant sitting upon a step in Surrey-street, iss Great Southern and Western (Ireland) 3,616 4,730
1',66 64 iii. No lres eate, but having heard that the untradesmanlike
epper, Esq., on the Chemistry of Ignition the Authors ; and sold by Strange, 21, Paternoster-row ; Hannay, Nothing material was elicited in cross-exa • • 262 -
-., Great Western •. - ................ 12,593 13 8 4
ten on Thursday night. She _74 , . . , 7
~
IP 94 'ie 'lad t 4aated 'th th or it is the same concern, has Four.-Lecture by J. IL P .
ri ts -L t b Dr• ei 150 Oxford-street ; and Gordon, 146, Leadenhall- fixed, and the dered But about
wedding dress was or . . . . ~ mination of Strand, at about half-past 90 -ancaster and Carlisle...-. -.. 3,175 3,816
. 4fle Bt4te th °l4 til wi
cm'
hey and Combustion, with brilliant Expo men . ec ure y 63, eee "mei., , this witness. very much exhausted.
es ej ,_ ndon -se 14 any instances, and for obvious reasobuts,ol!out
hh
'fuer on Voltaic Electricity, in which will be exhibited All- treet, Londen. the 7th or Bth of November the manner of the seemed in a helpless condition, and . tie Lancashire and Y0rk5hire............ 10,827 13,5;5
,60 64 Is'andoe ',.,'lcept seve no connexion with any other house
13ae
°A
• • fth 0 H drogen s
man's Patent Electric Light.-Exhibition o e xY- Y . Lear . rea
1 t ts of the anatomy and physiology of the re-productive Mr. Thomas Lee one of the executors to he will of 'n ss saw a small bottle, labelled " poison," lying on
defendant towards the plaintiff entirely altered, t t Wit e 39 Leeds and Thirsk ... .. .
; 64
ei jai° 'es - qt. "3eir E t blishments, as follows :-
, _ y 1,,, own S a
141 ‘lld 86 ",tabuth
1414Pdon w ' Mdgate_ milt, 154, 155, 156. and 157, Minories,
h- e est, - Opposite the Church, all communicating. 83, alicroscoPe.-New Series of Dissolving Views, illustrating some or
the Royal Residences of Europe.
Admission, la.-Schools, Half-price. r ans, and is illust
0 g rated b Six Coloured Engravings.
Y
PART H. treats of the consequences resulting from excessive in-
aulgence, and their lamentable effects on the system, producing the defendant's father, was then examined and salted the avement near her, and being unable to get any an-
end he ceased to visit Mrs. Law's house alto- , p
tiler. This conduct had such an effect on Miss Bussell's that the defendant, 'under that will, was entitled to a swers to his questions, he conveyed her to King's College 12ae Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport.• ••
518 4 ',melon and North Western ..
stt London and Blackwall.• •••••• • • • • • • 73 232
38,003 40,335
599 764
:le v- ere.' en ed u 0 f rd-street, 1,2,
ea-efor, 'antes ranch, 506, 507, 508, New x 0 Open 9
aail from Eleven till Five o'clock, and every Evening ete- mental and bodily weakness, nerVens excitement, and generative spirits that Mrs. Law sent her to the house of e interest in 17 000 L, and had ale acy of 5,0004, and Hospital.
the Rev. lif t g .
rale London, Brighton, and South Coast.. 6,427 7,516
i'aTelci•ei Toils all
e, communicating. cept Saturday) from Seven till Ilaltepast Ten. incapacity. Illustrated by Three Explanatory Engravirigs elr. Chichester; at Chipping Hattrpton, near Barn- )1 tided ro erty ,
alst a p p . The prisoner, in a feeble voice, expressed her contri- 239 London and South Western. ........ 7,210 7,961
sultin from infection, either in h ffe 15 Londonderry and Enniskillen ........ 121 143
PART 111. treets of the diseases re g . Mr. MONTAGUE CHAMBERS then addressed the jury tion for tae o nce, and promised Mt, tO repeat it.
staple, in the hope that change of air would restore her.
iteZulett era,,,,,Suire" Branch, 19, Bridge-street. GR x\ D CHES., TOURNAM EN T. nda form and contales explicit directions for 11% Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock, &c. S 5 e 9
for the defence. He laboured, he said, under a great Mr. -T
- ARDINE inquired if anyone
t ki -sere ' elogh ''' a 6. Fargate.
Tli ' lad , lel% ,
lIRORGE'S CHESS CLUB, 5, Cavendisn- . .P
, ghe -rimary Or SOW 7 4
tment This section is illustrated by Seventeen Coloured On her arrival at the Rev. Me. Chiehester's tbat gen- present knew any- it; ei Manchester, Sheffield, aad Lincolnshire 4,564 5,821
tee_e ee,,, Gee. . Hatters, Hosiers, Furriers, Boot and Shoe- ST. -- . cIN their trea • difficulty in this case, because he had to oppose hitneelf thing of the young woman? 301 411
deem thought that she was in suchettstate of mind that 9N, Manchester and South Junction -....
NW'
T.ll -,.."`q.,,,Z1L)1141,.,.'441 Outfitters for Ladies and Gentlemen. square, •
,a connexion with the ROYAL POLYTECHNI - Engravings.
isease by a 1
to all the gentlemanly sympath es and honourable feel- The defendant's landlad s 28 alarYport and Carlisle .............. 540 555
h rote to the derendant calling ileon him to declare y tepped forward and said
ell
e tto Jul-. "en baara__nte are closed from sunset, Friday to sunset Se- STITUTICN. FartieS deriltS_Dfjpirlig XIS Cr, toubetperdertoa PART IV. crotartitr a R.e.rne d!. Tr
.the
_F._ rov.enti:ctioonD
fis obviated. ew . . • ' ' . --. • in sof the jury. The Learned Counsel then briefl th M -496 h midland ..... .................... 19,541 19,895
111 0
,e 00 tt. "ea as reseined till Twelve o clock. the Grand CHESS TOE' NAMEN 1 ,a e req es
beir name.% as the few vacancies are being ra-
-3 simple single= ,Dy WniDA In aangcr °I
rtant part the Work should not escape the read s
ea, what his intentions were. The defendant replied, and g y at rs. Ellis had lodged with her at No. 36, Sand- - . , •
• over the facts connected with the courtshi of th e e
ran . be Midland Great We. tern (Irish) ••• • • • 904 1 084
,
w• Ile 147, T etn-ATI KS no time in sending t l
sub. . . . mg impo
ription, Three Guineas which includes ~,e also sent a letter to Aliss Bussell, in vrhich, although be p e utce-street, Bartlin-crescent, for a considerable time 60 Nevi castle and Carlisle... • .... •..... 1.879 2,076
nob • cl b
parties, and submitte t at the allegations of " cruel,
itorot Poestleet?ettte had r RWELL'S NEW WOR . pidly fi iled up. Annua
l• Lectures and Exhibit' 'Sb ri lions v I devoted to the consideration of marriage, and its dus expressed his willingness to marry • her, he intimated past, and that she was the wife of the Rev. Robert Ellis, t 145 North British ••:.••• • • • •• ......•• •• B,aBl 2,979
PART .• 8 , crafty, and heartless conduct," did not apply to the let- a 1 4 ,86 4,399
Slllo_,, - -hi aheeet. -he. Sherwood, 23, Paternoster-row ; Carvalho; admission to all the Pub lec
Guinea onl No Erns. usc
p
'trance Fee or Lia- of un roductive union are also considered, and the ion would roduce'nothing but untie - 222 North Staffordshire -.• .... ••..•• .. ,
that " such an un p c ergyman of the Church of England, who was 70 years
4 tet.-
•line etelann, 39, Cornhill ;or direct frem the aathor ,to Country Members, On . y. 1 ,
ties. The causesid
ll p
d hit hicall i uired into. r a ' tele witteu by the defendant to the laentiff Whe 47 North-Western • • .... ..... ..... •• .• - 427
' o°4 N, - ~„ "eh; by post, Is. 6d. bilily.--The Rules and Regulations, with aLst of the Members, may hle subject cri ca yan p osop ynq
'1 Ton, C SYR Is 11 1 mployed in piness." The plaintiff then wrote to the de en ant, say-
art as th • h '1) a a c'f
age' and lived in Grenville•street, Brunswick-square. 45 Scottish Central •••• • • • • .... ••
1' hoill IltaVere 114.8meaate .eNdOYMENT OF LIFE. .
be obtained on application to BALM 01, recum exc ns ve y e
Il' OT 0 e-e- -"DIAL d 1 d bili im & 11 d 33s ' tt t she had placed the matter in the hands of her P yt was e case itt t e present instance found his Witn h
, ess ed reason to know that the defendant bad been 32 Scottish Midland ............ -- - 369 461
Mr. R. . ,ON GB TM, Secretary. treating nervous an se xua e ty, potence, c., s. an • mg la feelin s ehanged towards an indi •
. gee oth-elite_ :-....p,-,e aeecreatlo and rational Use of Time."
'The Concentrated Detersive Essence, an anti-syphilitic and one of them,' Mr. Lave in whose office the g . . vidual, and that there 47 Shrewebury and Chester •• •• .• •••• .• 1,242 1,345
Itirl tritavge, -"Qat -1.'7 RIM 14
and Summer Mornings-Ex. ,
LAURENT'S GRAND CASINO, per bottle. friends, very cruelly treated by her husband, and that her pro-
f°
0 boo . IN the e ne-sprine - .
ett iiee e els, lc nvirons of London The Parks, Lanes, Hills,
Nee,lea•Zourlaa qa-roads, and other pleasant places-Country Licensed by Act of Parliament. remedy, for Piadf9iag the blood in eases of infection, secondary
eaptions, and the abuse of mercury, 1 Is. and 335. per a f ndant had been formerl a cletk, was consulted on
„ y , mak th • d 11 h
was wanting in his breast those feelings which could only s •
ent state ot despondency was the consequence of it. She ee
30 Shropshire Union .. •. • ..• •• - ....- 366 487
South Devon.. •• • ... ... ....
St GREAT WINDMILL- sYmptoms' a , That entleman wrote id a friendly way to • 9 e marrie i e 1113113 e he was bound to inform had b
lt • seen ene Sea-London at Night-Evening., at Home ARGYLL ROOYI-1 , bottle. Perry s Purifying Specific Pills, 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., and I Is. the matter. g . . . lled to se arate from him and had tried 2 4 Stint h Eastern•.•• •• •..............„ 7,608 8,612
een compt p , , ,
~ _
the other party of that chan ViTh t d•cl h d
evortit eel raw,
STREET, ST. JAMES S. etein remedy for gonorrhoea, gleet, stricture, and the defendant, calling upon him le i e into
to carry is prom s e
g . a i tee- to obtain a living by ueedlework, as he refused to allow 75 South NI ales .. ••..••••••.. • • • • • • ••
per boX, a ce- . fe- d d ?
el ant o Wh 69 South York., Doncaster, and Goole • • 999 1,111
- 341 D
a . Oeo„ -On Eating, Drinking, Sleeping, Bathing, Air,
11,... -Dation, &c., &O. (Sole Lessee, Charles Emile Laurent, jun., 57, Brompton-sqtreae.)
chronic, inflammation of the bladder. Consultation fee, if by letter,
ff t d infortnine
eec, an e him that if he declined to do so an y, he said that in taking the plaintiff her anything for her support. I 511 2,181
. f
. t ° 4 te-B•4ltE
_wee ,e„._ 11.
te he eithee grIE MOUNTAINS: Two yob. OPEN EV
With LAURENT'.
ERY EVENING,
e, UNRIVALLED BAND. U. A minute
don in society. •
detail of the 'case is required: age, habits, mad posi-
ced a ainst
11 Packets, with advice, to be had at the Etta- action would be cOmnsen g .
m eeere 1 •
hi S 1 'liter as partner for life, he could not make her h n
arpy, Mr. JARDINE inquired if the husband had the means 722 , 822
ween Mr. Mr. Green however much he tnight re 327
. e 1' • • 1 Cornet-a-Pistons, M. Boulcourt. ey whic.h the fee, Ila is saved. Messrs. Perry, views had taken place bet Law and , „ 0 ,a. . spect her. He said to of affording her assistance? 25 Waterford and Limerick ••..••• • • • • • • -
00 1,,,t 0 Tirz y
._ Vol I. 1 GB ar,, Prelims t oat
slisamen 9
13 West Cornwall •• • • • • • .. ••••• - • • • • 276 276
' k Dancing to commence at tte idence daily at 19, Rernera-street, Oxford- , the subject, and the result was L 1 pi intiff, "If you marry me, you incur the Witn • hd b le fl- t d
rl hod "4"a-Fe'S; SKETCH OF EDINBUR , ,
Doors open at Helf-past Eight o cloc - Aeereeons. sre in a I defendant s partner on ess replied that he a cen cle y supper e ,
12 Whitehaven J unction . • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 202 184
t in,. - 40.„, vol. 11. Nine and terminate at lialf-past Eleven o'clock precisely. street, London, from Eleven 111 Two, and Five to Eight ;on Sun- -
- '(1 e'vely to dan er of another
that defendant refuse posi I marry Miss BusiQi!. . g attachment tatting place on he believed, by some noblemen and gentlemen who were 2,3 York and Newcastle, and Berwick
1 P 1
ts QP bILLARNEY ; REMINISCENCES OF Ail Mission, One Shilling. day from Eleven to One.
- hose interviews, Mr Green said if either tide;" and if the defendant felt that h
In the course of t e formerly his pupils, and to whom he was in the habit of 256 York and North Midland . ........... 5.301 6,704
3
tiag DUBLIN, &c. -
L ON ICO N.- --_ ___ __-- ist tbat Mi w ii
an acticn was broug•-• - ss hussee and her ld not bha
cou e ppy with a woman with whom he must writing for assistance. Tbe defendant had paid witness FOREIGN.
11 0 %.., e.4lelta"hT ire m. A '0 ' ARE MARKETS. lves for a severe scru- pass his lite. it was his duty to tell her so. A part eS la Amiens and Boulogne... •• •• •. •- .... 1 1,070 I, 52
lOC -akckd i tin. - EAT, DRINR, AND AVOID. Miss Poole, Mr. 'and Mrs. Donald King, aryl Miss Messent. 1, RAILWAY SH friend must prepare themse y, her rent until aeout ten weeks since with great regu- D• , 570 389
$ 920
tla leaaaaa real% Beare years and ten our coarse may ran." TUESDAY, THURSDAY, CSATURDAY, MORNINGS, at Two ; -i, LIVERPOOL. FEB. 20.
he (Sir F. Thesiger), on the part of the when he was married, went to the altar, and there en- larity; but she had been latterly ur able to support her- ee 31ontereau end Troyes .............. 688
1444141tattrvh Of almost every form (cause and cure) of ner- • EVENINGS, at Eight. The share market has been very tenee, eind
end 4. ;so me ExCHANGE.- fearlessly challenged a scrutiny of his tered into a solemn engagement; but if the defendant tele The husband occasionally paid her a visit at her 336 Northern of France ................ 15,450 16,047
et kat ere °sets men:ill and enfeebled constitution, that harasses
nd em- The Proprietor has great pleasure in announcing the engagemen., -. 0 d
of the above del htf 1 o alists in addition to the A ollonicon per- aCtive to- ay, and prices had an upward tendency. The Pleletlff• now 2,364 ,
2 939
'cans to Beurges (Cora.) .......• • •
ich was Pure and excellent, and had done so, he would have been guilty of hypocrisy, lodgings, but he was generally Intoxicated, and never 143 Ori - 536 2,8 C 3
ttfl- 5t4te,..„4,-;_.., man of pleasure, business, or study,
ia e . ig nV c , P Lancashire, and c -
lient's character wh
72 Orleans to Bordeaux .... •... • • .. •• • •
62,6"3 - 022
aoftle, arr:":2,4 tables and rules for the diet and pnys rgu formances. transactions were as follow :-Birkenhesid. ' thy to be th • • dth ••• it wa • far ••t d h bl ' I h 11 d
an wor e wite of such a an eruore t more jus an onoura e, ou left her any money. So recently at Friday est eea e .
• better and Birkenhead), 20- who wet more th 82 l'aris and Oricar s .... • ......... •• -- -•-- ' •
• ''',Y life. ROYAL MUSIC HILL, Chethire 9 dis.-Ditto (late C , 5,684 5,424
Aft.,,er 113 E L • dto the amount of
ast an- man. With regar damages, the de- the part of the defendant, to have openly and candidly u h t• ht 't
cl k d b-d tl 11 dnt s 5 Paris and Rouen. .... •• •• ---••- -
pon er a nig qui e run ,an a Lute ea Ge eh a
h..... ,
I IV. ADELAIDE STREET, STRAND. Ditto, 2el. Shares, 41t, dis.-Caledonian, a- L 2 224 2,119
ere'" Kook, was a person of considerable communicated the real state of his affections to the plain- and her son (a boy of 13 by a former husband) in foul V% Rouen and liavre .. •.••• • •• •
. k sl•
Nat •a...... THE PASSIONS. (Adjoining the Lowther Arcade,) 43e Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee, 8 - anca- fondant, he might r .
~, l f,, h.
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pee
ettehreet eenttheeteons hurt the body-what imprOVie Conductor . . . . Mr. Grattan Cooke. cashire, 1 et.- t
' . 7 3-16 die -Lan- property, his father bovine e im 1,100/. or 1,200/. a tiff Under all the circumstances, therefore, while he and shameful language.
• d Yorkshire 59-Ditto, Fifths, IN FA NT RY.,-- Tat' fel-
-01101 101,;_Pitat: `lava: e, _
.ellned as Athens ever heard." PROGRAMME. shire an GADE OF
li le 'Thirds 8 .-Leeds and Thirsk, 15- year. He was therefore, a person w. ell able to pay laree admitted tht.t in law the verdict must go against his ilr. JARDINE asked the witness if she could under- HousEnoep Bat
ese' tate zert.trta. a-ellagnma age, from infancy to old age. The advent PART i. caster and Car s , t P _
London Briehton - • , .
case in winch he (Sir F. Thesi- '
c tent, he submitted that the smalleet ossible amount of t k t ffence b usin her lowing change of quarters will take place on the ith of
Off 'nisie7si Rod ,„_""utY and its infringements. The casualties of 1. dorerture-Masaniello
1343' uht d - le " Y g M --1 - G alier Guards-
Of -gate" a aestripation, with illustrations, graphae. narrative, 2. song (Miss Poole) ' C t 971h-London and North- Western, ''' ger) submitted large damages 0 g to be given by the emages wou satisfy the case; and hoped that the influence to persuade the defendant of the folly and wick- aia 1.- rem,
Oat' i 0. Ad and eouth oas ,
ete d . • 2d battalion, from Portman-street to Win-
le p.-Ditto, Fifths, 6et p.- . nsel then called th plaintiff, beautiful flower as she was-fLauehter -lei ht e to .. in sor ,
tl .t vecaey of early marriages. 3. Fantasia on Favourite Airs
-Ditto, New Quarters, jury. The Learned Cou. e following . e ) g ednets of her conduct? The witness said, that sh , _
t • '3d battalion, from Chicheeter to St. George's.
so tee V. 4. Song (Mrs. Donald King) 6 'lt 1 h' re 33 la-Ditto, Pre- .
Manchester, Sheffield, and inco ns i , ,
evidence in tupport of his statement, get a husband more suited to her than the defendant.- would gladly take care of her, as she believed her to be cites er ,
re d -Ist battalion, from Windsor to the
Melland Coldstream sauar.e t
et ta . lettteee,t_ ele blao E MARRIAGE STATE. 5. Selection - Semi ramide . . - . Rossini.
'tto e/. New Preference. 9-16 p.- i , •d by Mr. Monte . (Renewed laughter. lion rom St. John's-wood to Wellington
04. ehte etteee,ft he.,. _ r not to be, that is the question..
6. Duett (Miss Poole and Mr. Donald King) ference, 12-Di • ish 91h-- Mrs. H. Law, examine . gn Smith, de ) a very respectable, hard-working woman. Tower •2d batta ,I. . ,
D'tto Halves, 14 15-16" dia-North Brit ,
11i4,7, o,:raine.. a;""rs and obligations of nature, soaiety, and re- 7. 'Swett -My Pretty Page. 62 ii,- i , d seri th. t h . the widow of Mr. Law, who was a • Lord CAMPBELL then summed up, and said, that he Mr. JARDINE then directed a small sutn to be paid ' S otch Fusilier Guarns--lst battalion, from St.
t. Helen's (Railway an ee e as e was Barracks. c
0 ak , to-u_oote :rage, to be observed by either se: t. Time and
44.4:46,„, S. L•ong-Miss Messent North Staffordshire, 6ee, clis.-S
nd Dover, 261 h - South so leiter at Bartistap e •
l • 1 fer some years. Plaintiff was thought the ease wa, a very aggravated one on the part out of the poor-box for the present relief of the de- George's to Portman-street ;2d battalion, from Wellington
0 see dere._ iteteetteas to age, temperament, complexion, and PART er. Canal). 46 LA - South-Eastem a
her cousin, a degree removed, and would be 21 years of •
of the &feudal% The defendant had placed three pleas fondant; and, after a suitable admonition, ordered the Barracks to St._John't-wood.-United Service Gazette.
.11,.' t•s, wtaVen....--,, Offspring, with the art of r oaring them. 9. Overture-Guillaume Tell - - .. . Rossini.
Staffordshire, 3 dis. the ()aught
ne h, e -et and its removal. Sterility and iUr conversion. 10 Song (Miss Poole)
MANCHESTER, FRIL 20. age in June next. She was er of Mr. John on the. r.ecor.d, first, that he did not premise to marry the consta.bie to deliver her up to the landlady, who had Ehenattoe OF QUARTERS.-The following regi-
I t tit° ~,g.._4). tL_COLvzit 11. Fantasia on Favourite Scotch Airs
There has been a large amount of le, Last Jul hint& win h
Bussell, solicitor, at BarnstsP h y the came ou P. t • e was disePProeedi "condi'', that she was shown a very creditable feeling on her behalf. ments are held in readiness to move to the several places
.1 ivis 7 -Rib _ ty.t. wr.r.J.„ M.D. (1841), M.R.C.S. a 1827), L.S.A. 12 Trio-(Miss Poole, Mrs. Donald King, and Miss Messent) STOCK EXcHANC4O.-
ates but the market a visit to witness at Newport, near narnstaele,
p and was nit willing to marry him, which was proved not to be ' LAMBETH. specified, viz. :- 2(1 Dragoon Guards, from Yoik to Norwich ;
so' t, Neu `mkaartA.,...l,_ Years Medical and Forensic Ref ere° in these
.Ig, 1111 e, ..,- .01/111 deg" till alNli. Weenburs.s Isvan tin nine.
r44,1,,_ ' -eeZent-street. 13: Selection-Don Giovanni - _ _
14. Song (Mr. Donald King) Mozart. business done to-day et advanced r ,
closed rzaher weak. The transactiops were as follow:- visited by the defendant, who was; a solicitor, and who the fact; and, thirdly, that a reasonable time had not . Matthew Longman, a silk-dyer end scourer, residing 3d di!lo, from Manchester to Birmingham ; 4th ditto, from
mother, and fl be- Birmineham to Duel' •gh '' from nu , lk lee s-
-15. Fantasia on Irish Airs L hire 14,1-Kendal and Windermere, 1017e-
sometimes lived with his sometimes elapsed to allow the fulfilment of the promise; that was at 3, Bradley-terrace, Wandsworth-road, appearee • 0 -in, et uitto, - eda to i r
i East - ancas ,
d'ettve ow iret Admission, One Shilling ; Reservea Seats, One Shilling and Six" ' h' eele London and North-Western, .
n London. In Oc last he was st •
tober eying at )
test untrue, because he had positieelY rolnaod to !herr • h • h ing hint hill; Itt, Royal Drageoas, from Nottingham to Brighton ;
y fore Ir. Elliott, to answer to a summons c tug
1 l'fith E SECRET INFIRMITIES OF YOUTH Lancashire and Yorks ire, s-
ffordshire, 6 11-16 dis.- 1 ent the 2d Scots Greys, from Canterbury to Dorchester ; Bth Ilus-
Wife a_ e_ieee, „, e e.ND mATURITY. pence.
Doors open at Half past One, and Half-past Seveit. 1344-Sheffield, 344-North Sta at Barnstaple, and witness saw him and plaintiff wale. her. He (Lord Campbell) further thought the case with rehising to pay two men in his emeloYm sars, from Brighton to Hounslow ; llth ditto, from Norwich
het e,,:„1,,r--ie.adtre etions for their Prevention and Cure.
Carriages may be ordered Mornings, at Four ; Evenings, at Ten. sOuth-Eastern and Dover, 26%. ing together, aed also at evening parties at Mrs. Hooper an aggravated one, because the defendant, through Mr. wages due to them.
oett . 4,441:4141_ Z7WITRED ENGRAVINGS ON STEEL.
N.B. The elegant Hall, capable of receiving 1,500 persons (the BIRMINGHAM, FEB. 20. . t to Nottingham ; 13th Light Dragoons, frorn Piershilleto
s me months a o the defendant pu
ket was more that he Paid the laiutiff Green bad said that if an action was brought Miss Bus-
am- Law's. Witness observed , p It appeared that o g
tztitk4r. ta i -e French, English, German, Datch, Spanish, and London), is open oa Mondays, Wednesdays, Mall to York •
, leth Lancers, from Hounslow to Manchester.-
,
i e Beal most perfect for sound in
STOok EXCRANGE.-The share mar young .
N k ~...or r.,,,. ad Envelope, 2s. 6d., or post-five, from the and Fridays in each week, for Italian Operatic Concerts by the First _
mated to aY,
d and prices were firmer. dons re- ver articular attention. Shortly after
The transact' Y e the defendant sell and her family must prepare for a severe scrutiny, and an advertisement in a morning paper for a
United Service Gazette.
nt in
ld be tear a
use. His • he had not been able to brin anything forwe
i el 34. e, k.,--e. ;stwo stamps,
Artists. 'Change were- i
Wdland, Fifths 153/4 dis.--Lon- took tea at witness's ho , meter had, now g rd to learn a good working trade, which cou
he time of learn- Tit W Th heme of the Chancel-
E INDOW-TAX.- esc .. .
lob!' ! b4,,Neretral ,i,„. raESERV A T I 0 N; a
1 et ~._-eatise Director
don and Ittrighton, 99-Birmingham and Derby, 84%- a few days beforo, been °
t rown from her affect her in the slightest way, He thought that if levity few months, with wages given during t . .
fi d h 1
s when profictent in lor of the Exchequer has by no means satis e t e peop e
)ote . 1147, ,3' ightteriee, on the Physiology of Marriage, and on EXT RAORDINAR Y. MUSIC AL ATTRACTION 1 d. -Ditto
end Birmingham (A), 4/. 18s. 9cl is. . into witnes '
horse, and was carried s s house, d a ainst the laintiff, the defendant Ad •
was not prove g p wou lug, and employment and good wage h
t e had s v I fB th It has been discussed at vestry meetings in the
Ph° ' leitzylizafrea ...,,a and Disorders of Youth ana Maturity,
-711 OYAL MUSIC HALL, ADELAIDE Shrewsbury
sh
hire Union 2% dis.-North Staffordshire, whither defendant followed her. Seeing that she have shown that the plaintiff was a mercenary person, who the eutiness, To this advertisement - e era re- 0 a • p '
Oli i ,41144.17,,`, 4d uke.:4_," early period of life, whieh destroy
STREET, 'STRAND. ( B), 4 dis.- reps , arishes of St. eter and St. Paul, and St. James, at both
phaeton.• from two young men he P
, ete, etre a:beet:eh, Powers, diminish and enfeeble the natural AAP 6/. 13s. 9d. dis. was not hurt, he sent for his ' and drove her, wished to marry him for his money. But the defendant plies, and the result was that
of which it was condemned as a fiscal blunder, and a piece
goe Bee tote hes ou ten the vital energies of MannOod ; with Practical SIGNOR IIiONTELLI, Director ofithte Italian Operatic Company, h them the ar
Miss DemaY, and Miss Bussell out. He subsequentlY had n°t been able to Provo either the one or the other. got 10/. each, and a third 5/ ,to teac t aud kely to please nobody • and as it
Id. • Ittiitetttr,„ ebulti•••.,Fertain Prevention and successful Treatment of begs to announce he has entered n o arrangements to give a -- of bungling that was li , . .
,/ liar qt, 4341c1 let:rent and Constitutional Weakness, Syphilis, Series of BANK OF ENGLAND. took tea at witness's house, and Payed a marked at- It was said that her former acquaintance with Mr. Price mystery of dying, scouring, and Calico lazin • •
g g la
slx. affected Bath, where many of the largest honses are mita-
-414 of tiv.adopt, affeases and Derangements result Leg from India. GRAND VOCAL and INSTIrMENaLtL
lERNILEAVALWATGSg
(From last night's Gazette.) tention to Miss Butte'', and stayed a reasonable time on was a reason why the defendant should not marry her. 'months. To the first two he was to allow 10s. a week bittd by the poor, neither founded on reason or justice. Pe-
ro' . arajraea: faeigaay Lallemand, Ricord, and other eminent mem- On MONDAY, WEDNES iAT
lean Performances)--oommencino• An Account, pursuant to the A.et 7th and Sth of Victoria, cap. .
32 for Saturday n no the fol ' But that was no reason as that engagement was
ight,-(Laughter.) -, lowing Mon- , . broken during their shor pp
t a renticeship, with nlent of emnlov- • -
e Y e e talons were unanimously agreed to agamst tt
; he scheme, and
ete teethe h_the teethe France. With Fifty coloured Engravings, .alternately with the Apol on
ding on Saturday, the 15th day of February, 1851.
ihy . e c
h ailed to see witness. k h
and round her alone. He before the defendant knew her, on the ground that her meth at a and SO& a wee wen Out of their time, as praying fer the entire repeal of the Witil9w- a .
x wititoutethe
010' %tele I,...,vrgaggs-Z443', Physiology and Diseases of the Re- MONDAY, 10th FEBRUARY, 1851. the Week en
own DEPARTMENT. r the plaintiff's hand, and father did not approve of it. The Learned Judge then journeymen, and to the third ss. a week daring appren- substitution of a house duty. The petite) d b
ns were signe y
LI, tcrions 0 saliallining their stnietures, uses, and functleas, SIGNOR MONTELLI has already' secured the services of the X. then made a formal proposal to
X• dered to be sent to Lord Dun-
%tate e urlea that are produced in the= bY solitary eminent yocalists and Instrumentalists in London, namely:- •
. Government debt .. 11,0 i 5,100
,220 stated that he had taken a house at Bradford, which he went through the whole ot the evidence, and commented ticethip, and similarly liberal terms afterwarcls. The the respective chairmen, and or
ifere nd inf
11,. _Setioa. PRINCIPAL INSTRUMENTALISTS: Notes issued• • ...... 27,758
Other securities .... 2,984,900
gamut to furnish, paint, and Palter, and which had strongly on the letters cud conduct of the defendant. His men found that though they were taken on, Longman can for presentation.
, le. g - tsahterge , Solo, Violoncello-Mons, Rousselot, Mons. Demunck.
Gold coin and bullion 13,728,553 Was - - AT W IND-
opinion was, that the defendant had refused to marry this had not work sufficient to employ one out of the three, BURGLARY AND ATTEMPT TO MURDER
10°' 43:44403,takakediebtbea.P,,,° it D-Sa QitAMERRET' ',in.') ON. Solo, Cornet-a-Pistors-Mons. Maffei, Mons. Arban. 11/11e5 Eussell Witness
eilverbullion ...... 29,667 been seen and approved of by .
F VIE SUPPOSED ASSASSINS.-
)4feht4reraryir--..lealated Member of the University Of Bdin- Solo, Flute-Mons. Remusat, Mons. Briccialdi.
expressed a hope that he had duly considered the irn- unfortunate young lady from mere caprice; and with re- and their promised allowance was not forthcoming. SOR.-CAPTUEE. OF ONE 0 „
a lit mmel and Youn
.aekilee, `e„of Ahellehhaber of the London Hespital Medical Society, Solo, Pianoforte Mons. Megnus, Mons. Ru , g
Vale,' leecte.+`-`"eearies' Hall th II tri Master Warner ; aliss Annie Taylor, Miss 'Diemen and Made. -..---
Z 27,758,210 £27,758,220
ALL Chi cc hi P"t3l3°B ; of ins ectoe hager, a man named
of the step which be proposed to take. He re- spect to damages, the defendant was in a position which Notwithstanding this, another advertisement appeared Through the vighance ee,„, „ .
loy 01 air. a euman ironmonger,
-ray -ere -.Y of Rai . London, Member of eune an • m. miutsr{ , easer. . enabled him to pay, and this aggravated the case, as from the defendant a few days ago, and the men, who Joseph Ask, in the emp . , ,
• ftere'es,uel meditates a elbe,ehrigh, &e.,, gse. Goffrie. hth h d dth t h ever undertook anything
piled t a e a, an a e n
Peascod-street, Windsor, bas been apprehended, under very
1851. He hie conduct ' Ives de •
tile Lute eeet i„estology ere ten and complete description of the ana- Solo, Harp-Mr. Gerhard Taylor. Dated the 20th day of February,
without maturely considering it. added that his the plaintiff had been deprived by ot a coin- felt themse cowed and imposed on by the de-
er 4li . f being one of the assassins. Air. Tucker
BANKING DEPARTMENT. strone t
su i clons o
aim allt iaa,a, health aa he reproductive organs, and of their relative Solo, Concertina-Mr. Sedgwick and Signor Regondi. A. "Cie fortable satlemen lit
mother and sister approved of his chol • end of the en- tin e. fendant, came forward both to expose the system and ob-
and Mrs. Whittaker are going on as favourably as could be
aoo ' tete lasteeeteh honeeete disease. The author, who has taken the Solo, Violin- -len' Van Heddeghem, Herr Goffrie, Mons. Serola, X.
553 000 Government secnris .nto which he had entered. el
-e then went The jury then reered, and after an absence of about thin the money due to them. eeverity of their wounds and advanced
' let llas -eve le the etS, as evidenced b the d' 1 as and testimo- and Mons. Sainton. Proprietors'capital.. 14, , ng Dead gagetnent i expected, from the ~
, ,„ troat 5801 um..., Work, is the onl 1 y 1p
om
d• 1 man Solo, efelodiom-Mons. Frelon. • Rest .. ........... 3,126,780 ties Otter
14 145 696 • t ther apartment where Miss Bussell was; and in h a ver •
20 mieutes, returned into court wit diet for the The defendant, who appeared most poverty-stricken,
size. Mr. Tucker being 91 and Mrs. Whittaker nearly Be.
," i teetitet et;ent et vete._ and for manyYY:argastlydgeuvaol=dhip:
sitcuadies to Solo, Bassoon-Signor Templini. Public deposits (in- nnuit )•• ' . in o ano
Weight Y , d e e
Ities 11 dbe.36l the course of the evening, said his mother 1 ettiff d
and sister had P-nt , amages 800/. and had an impediment in his voice, in defence, sat
MURDER AT NEMPNLYL-The ad-
o tee an "'en cons lei Other secur -.. .
'.i. HE LATE
r, „ 4 ar I tire% those, P e`hte. He may be consulted with ad- PRINCIPAL VOCALISTS. abiding Exchequer, Notes ~ ............ 8,847,895 . _
r) thcir regret at not bring able to call that day, ~ t, _
_. _ the complainants had not acted up to the written .
le 4 .. Itte, ells_ hose constituti Soprani-Made. Lema.ire, Wile. Drummond, and Mille. Rummel. Commissioners of
ei` hte Years e'ret Practice • ons may have become debill- a G'alat and stiver coin.. ,
715 281 exPieete a • i inek eourned coroner's ir guest was held on Thursday last, before
tele. Miss Dem fir-, POLICE INTELLIGENCE. agreement they had entered into, as, instead of 8o c R u lei on the bode of Mr. Wilkins, the old man who,
r 4 ,a„, 'Ng. ,INVlbareb„ ~ -8 aCquired I.
'1 Youth, or by the excesses Contralti-Made. Lebrun de Montreal. National Debt, Say- adding that they. would cgll 010, 1 -, •, . aY• .. st Mr. . i 1 ,
);,'4211 saf,;:srHStrat,„,"ne Pleasures of life are marred the objects Tenori-Herr Brant, Sig. Maccafarri, Herr Stofrogen, Mr. Maple- rage-banks, a.nd Di- ceusin of the plaintiff, was present at belt conte thatien.
MANSION-HOUSE. in the morning, they sometimes did not cent° until
our readers will reeollect, was so brutally murdered by a man,
keieothiCce, re and I.'''. and existence itself rendered a 'term of un- son, Mr. Stanley Mayo. vidend accounts)• • 7,164,484 . . 9 and 10. named Wiles, assisted by a companion called Smith, at
ave., ae by ma ,earet.
Baritoni-Signor Montelli. Other deposits ...... 9,423,679 Dsle,•.‘,Jant's mother called the following meriting and Mr. William Gibbs, aged 20 years, was brought ue
~_ OW; ~, ' Author and A Le- falmiretion cf Mis; Bussell, and her opinion Th I • t 1" dht th se in t s set 11 Bth ''t After hearing addi-
comp aman 1 rep ie t a ere was no u I\ empnett. omer ,on t e int .
ibr Irv_ kat ceminity, 63 ' - maY be had of J. Gilbert, 49, Pater- Basses-Signor Campanella and M. Henri Drayton. SeYen day and other expresies, , ~1,,,.. fore the Lord Mayor, charged with hating assaulted u e
.
Bills ••••• • • • - .... 1,129,290 tii "e a d her son would be a 1. . 4- their coming at 8 o'clock in the morning, when there I m der
tional evidenceethe jury returned a verdict of wilfu ur
e eg . ~.. „ri • . po tee coni4able on duty. th prisoners, who were fully committed on the co-
, eteete by wrdon, 1
lx, Past tor t,,,,,,: 46. Leadenh
, Oxford-street ; Starie, Titchborne-street, Spanish Vocalist-Dona Maria Martinez.
all-street • Mann 2 , omhill
' Ihil4tsileotra,
__“l.7tWo stamps, trona the au' thor's ;esideCnce,
1
title:
..aatehese disorders parse who' Admission.-ggs
All narticulars Inas,
r,azne6p;anligaeicelze.ryisßvecitig.
6 Promenade, Is. --
X 35,597.233 `‘‘att the wile') I) tw ,„ ,„,
~
435,597,233 happy ee e te. ed th- t aitiiefir &Ides Butseil was
(, fitie fic__..l., / . a , Airred Waterman (policeman 477) said-Last night I i wait no work to set them to. against bo
their trial for the offence.
couceit ab t h r Mr. ELuorr observed that there could be no. doubt roller's warrant to take
3f. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier. ' l'i d V pOttiCl9 9 -.-• - 9°- 9 ' was on duty at the fire which took place in Eastcheap, 1
name, or by letter 'della', Doors open at Half-patt Seven, and commenee at Eight precisely.
• ""a groat sie tie ogee very pretty, sue a no 0 . .
____. a..
be obtained of Robt_ w_ Omvier. Con Cert I Dated the 20th day of February, 1851.

iiiiholitate
Station,
By order,
C. P. RONEY, Secretary- in cash, or a reversioaary2additiosn to the original sum assured by
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varying
frOFllO t 6
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. _ entitled .
Age. g $.. Pre- taken addition Bonus in duction of
of 1-,•-• 'Eve„, to select FOR HIMSELF a Work of Art., as here- .. .
11%;11., line 'Je .uhscriber will have for each Guinea the choice of one 7, wi mime. out in to Sum Cash. Annual
lakty'r„.after iiirgrajingB,—" The BURIAL OF HAROLD," by F.
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,r01,:.41.42, ~' it. Pickersgill, ..A.R.A.,THE VILLA OF -- -------
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10titirne °iv, .Y J. T. Wllmore, A.E.R.A., after W. T. Leitch, and 1837 292 6 9 139 `.6 9 22 13 1
te4,lletan 0,9°,11 engravings, by eminent artists, illustrating Gold- 1838 267 11 4 126 17 2 19 19 7
" . ' The Traveller." The " Villa of Lucullus" is now 1839 241 18 6 113 17 7 17 8 8
,444 * GEORGE GOD WIN, X 4 s.d. 1840 193 12 6 93 16 8 14 010
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COPY A
"i A YOUNG LADY'S VALENTINE.
_ 'Lee
Addr...Y2"ng lady, with a fond intent,
ga.,,-•41 a letter to a nice young gent.;
~„ sole deafgn, of course, was that of wooing,
• / • this the season sanction'd her in doing.
disclose the name of this young lady-
N.7,,uught be Tomkins, or It might be Ady ;
shall I name the gent. in this affair,
• Ter broken confidence I cannot bear ;
The
matter nothing if his name were Poppy,
'fle valentine's the same-and here's
A COPY.
Dear youth, when I look at your form.
I long for your hand to he mine;
AM after my heart has felt warm
At the thoughts of my lov'd Valentine.
The elegant manner you dress
My high admiration has won,
Aud I think I shall make a good guess,
If I hint at E. MOSES and SON.
It lhaY be a fond failing to own
That my thoughts of your fashions are such;
But certainly nature alone
Could never delight me so much.
•.The dresses of MOSES and SON
Add beauty to beauty, forsooth,
dud hence has my notice been won
To thy charming appearance, dear youth.
If we're ever united in life
, • (Which fancy too fondlysupposes),
41% if ever we're husband and wife,
4 hamsota Tveni
be all through the dresses of MOSES.
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Solo, Violoncello—lions, Rousselot, Mons. Demunck.
Solo, Cornet-a-Pistons—Mons. Maffei, Mons. Arban.
Solo, Flute—Mons. Remusat, Mons. Briccialdi.
Solo, Pianoforte Mons. M.gnus, Mons. Rummel, and Young
Master Warner ; Miss Annie Taylor, Miss Themar, and Made.
Goffrie.
Solo, Harp—Mr. Gerhard Taylor.
Solo, Concertina—Mr. Sedgwick and Signor Regondi.
Solo, Violin— -ferr Van Heddeghem, Herr GoiTrie, Mons. Serola,
and Mons. Sainton.
Solo, Melodiom—Mons. Frelon.
Solo, Bassoon—Signor Templini.
PRINCIPAL VOCALISTS.
Soprani—Made. Lemaire, Mdlle. Drummond, and Mdlle. Rummel.
Contralti—Made. Lebrun de Montreal.
Tenori—Herr Brant, Sig. Maccaferri, Herr Stofrogen, Mr. Maple-
son, Mr. Stanley Mayo.
Baritoni—Signor Montelli.
Basses—Signor Campanella and M. Henri Drayton.
Spanish Vocalist—Dona Maria Martinez.
Programme changed every Evening.
Admission.—Stalls, 2s. 6d. ; Balcony, Is. Gd. ; Promenade, Is.
Doors open at Half-past Seven, and commenee at Eight precisely.
All particulars may be obtained of Robt. W. 011ivier, Concert
Agent, 19, Old 89114-4trett.

435,597,233
L. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier.
, 1851.

Dated the 20th day of February,