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4 DUBLIN, THURSDAY MORNING. the chairman, and he had been loaded with the sins of land South Coast nail way Company, relating to the es,
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fiims -eat de ' iere ,311". to speak of such implements as clod-crushers, and others THE ORDER OF ST. PATRICK. all, lent they must not look at it in that light, or that the traffic arrangements, and tor confirming the forfeiture of LIVERPOOL-Almon' 29.
The annual dinner of this society took place on Thurs. nients was the largest 4u:4. .1, that were so well known here, all the means of cultiea- Th • t' t ftl 0 d fStPt • k t k
, e inves e ure o ee rer o . a ric a -es d, irectors gsneraily were mere automatons-that "he ' certain ehares.
(the chairman) had piped and they bad danced" - The proceedines terminated with a vote of thanks to At this day's market there was a fair attendance of the
trade. A good demand for wheat at Tuesday's full prices-
nay evening, in the Corn-exchange, Preston ; Lord Stan- These again, I think, are sign_ ._ v1.".,.C8i in anotuer di- tion, and of getting in the harvests in France, such as
ley, M.P., the president, in the chair. _
Among those • but, as there was plenty offering, importers would have
I place to-day in Du.blin Castle. By tho death of ' . . -. ' '" , • • '
hut all were responsible alike, and he called on them all j the chair nan.
rection ; but here, as in the case of manure, I admit that carts even, were in the rudest condition. The carts were
to resign, and let the administration pass into new I taken less money to make further sales. Prime flour met
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present were Sir J. Kay Shuttleworth, Mr. J. Heywood, in general the farmer has a fair right to say it is not he there made almost impromptu, by a couple of trees being the Earl of Shrewsbury the number of new knights
is redired to two,-namelr the Marquis of Lon- hands. THE WORCESTER AND HEREFORD RAILWAY.- On Thurs- a free sale at higle3r pr ices ; best Spanisu oringing as much.
M.P., Col. Wilson Patten, M.P., Sir J. G. Hesketb, who is called on to try experiments. It is, however, in this cut down for the purpose, and roughly set upon wheels.
danderr and the youno harl of Granard. Both as 63s and
Col. Townley, &c.
“The Queen,"apologised ease very much the landlord's business; and I know of Such a thing as an English cart was not to he seen from y b. . Mr. LOVE addressed the meeting at some length on day the hal yearly meeting of this company was held ; , extra Canadian 39s per barrel ; inferior quali-
ties not dearer. Oats and oatmeal at late rates, with a
The CIAIRMAN, in proposing no way in which a man of large fortune, and with a dispo. one end of France to the other ; consequently the means ane highly Popular, and In the list of Irish peers it the financial state of the company, pointing out the aer. W. P. Price, nee., in the chair. The following
moderate demand. Barley and peas unaltered, but beans
for his late arrival at the dinner. His Lordship said- , sition to render that fortune available for the public be- of conveying the harvests from the fields to the nearest would, perhaps, have been difficult to select two errors that had been committed in charging to capital report was adopted :---" To obviate the necessity of I brought more money, 348 being paid for Egyptian. Indian
I corn at extreme rates, and few sales were made-yellow
The tact ia simply this : our friend " Bradshaw," though nefit, can better employ it than by large and liberal in- towns were wanting. But we must not argue from the noblemen more worthy of this mark of the Soye- what ought to have been paid out of revenue, and ewe abandoning any part of the Worcester and Hereford
a very excellent guide, is not quite infallible. On reach- versa. He also condemned the system of audit adopted Railway as sanctionel by Parliament, the directors and mixed 31s 3tl. to 34s 9d., and white 35s to 35s 6d.
vestments in all such machinery as appeare likely to pro- present state of agriculture in Fra,nce as to its future
ing the railway station nearest to my own residence, be- mise success. (Hear.) Now, gentlemen with your per. condition. The French were as enterprising a nation THE IRISH SOLDIERS OF THE CRIMEA..
reign's esteem.
by the auditors. entered into an arrangement to withdraw the bill before _
tween 1 and 2 o'clock in the mornin,g, I was told by the mission, there is a subject on which I should like to any a 3 ourselves were ; and he had no doubt that in a short The Freeman's Journal of this morning picks Mr. TOZER coneidered that on the whole it would be Parliament in the last session, for limiting the line to WAKEFIELD-Aunuen 29.
There was a very slow sale of wheat, and samples of old
astonished station-master, " Lord bless you, sir, we've a single word, althougb, perhaps, it may not be in favour time a very considerable number of machines, the best of
out the Irish names from the list publishefin the better for tbe meeting to adopt the report and take the , Worcester and Malvern. The bill was therefore with-
left off running that train for a fortnight." (Laughter.) with all here. I mean ehat of which you have heard a the English manufacture, wouldbeintroducedintoFrance.
Momiteur of the soldiers wha have been awarded dividend. He suggested alterations relative to the con- I dra,wn, and the completion of the entire line from Wor- were ls per qr. lower. New, not being plentiful, was
The consequence is, that I have hardly been naore than stitution of the directory, and the working of the line, ;caster to Hereford determine I upou. The directors, cleared off at nearly last week's rates. Now barley scarce,
good deal-that question which, perhaps, you have heard And it was impossible not to foresee new struggles for
half-an-hour ha Preston, and I assure you it has Rot been in some degree misrepresented-that of ag,ricultural sta. the agriculture of this country, by the introduction from e f
th F cuch military medal for special service in that he thought would be advantageous to the share- finding that the company's powers for purchasing land and fetched high prices. Beans, oats, and shelling witti-
ng fault. (Hear.) tistics. There is a notion in many persona' minds that the whole of the east of Europe and from southern Rus- the Crimea. As far as can be judged the list is holders in procuring for them a good dividend. would shortly expire, have devoted their attention out change. Iniscolushire and Yorkshire white wheat 76s
The usual preliminary toasts having been dieposed of, at, iis a
eneer ems amvernment or the landlord, or some other sia of vast supplies of corn which the very success of our fairly made out, and etterY name brought out is After some remarks from Major PALMER, almost exclu:sively to the purchase of the land along the to 79s ; extra, 81s-red ditto, 67s to 71s ; extra 735.
The CHAIRMAN rose, amidst loud cheering, te propose A DIRECTOR from the Eastern Union Railway de- line. They have secured, between Worcester and Average price of grain-Wheat, 71s Od ; barley, -a
party, is anxious to obtain from the farmer information, arms would bring into our market. (Hear.) Passing from strongly racy of Irish soil. The conclusion arrived
l' Prosperity, to the Royal North Lancashire Agricultu- as regards his private concerns which there is no fair the reaping machines exhibited yesterday, and entering at is thus summed up :- fended the conduct of the directors, and amidst much Hereford, nearly all that is necessary for a double road Od ; oats, 3es Od ; beans, 45s OW-1; peas, -s. Od.
rat Society.' He said-I think you will excuse me if, in reason that he should be called upon to give, (Hear.) the show-field of today, the next almost mechanical in- • "Now if we divide the total number of decorations amusement declared the Eastern Coanties Railway was at reasonable prices • and the few land-owners who ---
EXETER-Aunuen 29.
compliance with practice and in accordance with what Now, my answer to that is simply this-there is no other vention which offered itself to consideration was one into two 'divisions, including, in the first, the Artillery, a very excellent property, and was improving every day. have not been agreed with have been served with
I believe to be your wishes, I preface this toast by giv- class of men, there is no other occupation throughout which was intimately connected also with chemical the household troops, and the Scotch regiments, and After some further remarks from another proprietor, notices under the compulsory c!auses of the act of cOIIN.-In our market wheat may be quoted from 9s 6d
iug a very brief statement of our present position and this country, with which the State does not already in- scienoe, hy which alone we could hope for the further including in the other division all the regiments of the The CHAIRMAN said he had a very long list of guess Parliament regulating the purchase of lands. It is ''
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tO°d'tso9o; Paiting barley, 6s Od to 6s 6d ; grinding do., Os
prospects. The present is the tenth annual meeting, our terfere in an equal degree, to ascertain what it is doing. progress of agriculture. He alluded to the drainage of line, beginning with the Royals, and ending with the time to reply to, but before doing so he remarked hoped that the strong feeling manifested by all the Helens, fOs Od thoeaot;
foundation dating from 1847 ; and, although as reeards Every pound of cotton that comes into this country, every the soil. He c3nsidered that the whole of the varioue Rifle Brigade, vre arrive at this conclusion. To this first that he thought they would agree with him that after other landowners, a 3 well as by the public at large, in
in good ' condition 9 p r bushel POTILe; ooanswto 3s
the number of our subscribers our course has neCbeen bale of goods that goes out of it ; the age, the occupation, means for the drainage of the soil of England were ae division were awarded 114 medals, of whom 12 Irish what they had heard they must begin todoubtifa remnant favour of the undertaking, will enable the directors to
6d per bushel was'asked.e .
uniformly progressive, it is progressing now, and I see the employment of every one present in this room, and beautiful a contribution of science to the agriculture of Artillerymen obtained Eredals. It is to be observed that of their properV was left. He went through the state. secure the remaining land on equally favourable terms Feoun.-Fine, 5Gs Od to 58s Od ; seconds, 54s Od to 56s
no • reason for despondency, but the greatest reason for every one throughoat this empire,are minutely registered this country as any other gift that science had made. this is generally considered an exclusively English force, ments made by theiprevious speakers, and defended the with that already agreed for. It is the intention of the Od. per sack.
satisfaction. (Hear.) We began with 430 members ;in and recordedfor the public benefit. Now, I don't wand ue The machines for the manufacture of pipetiles, the intro- but the 12 Irish honouie Prove that in this select body conduct of himself and the directors, after which he said he directors to construct a single line with ample station CATTLE.- Fat beef was sold at from 1030 d to lle Otl per
1848 we had 526, in 1853 we had fallen as low as 360, -I shall never stand up-for any mode of asking for re. elnetion of the pipetile itself, and all the means which our countrymen mainten their ground. We may also quite agreed with the meetiog that the railway should be and siding acconarnodation, and they have instructed ar- score ; fat calves, Od to ed per ib • barrenners, os 0d to 03
but we have now, for the first time during the last five turns that shall be minute, vexatioue, or inquisitorial- the department of mechanics had furnished for the com- observe that we inclule no name which is not essen- conducted on commercial principles, and that had been rangernents to be made to enable their engineer actively Od. per score ; cows and calvefr, I'2l, to 171. es • butchers'
years, risen above 400. We now number about 420 sub- (applause)-but Ido think that the 'farmer himself will plate pulverisation of the soil, and which were absolutely tially Irish, so that it i 1 highly probable that a much the object of the board of directors. They did get ato resume the tunnel works at Malvern and Ledbury, calves, fid to -d per lb., rearing calves -s t'o - s each.
to -.1; wethers, 6ed • lambs 6t to 7d per lb. Pigs,
scribers. I don't think the falling off after the first two gain-and that he is really the party interested in the first essential as the first step in the improvement of agricul- larger proportion of liishmen are to be found in the profit and an increasing income with less expense, In for a single line. The works on the line between Wor- Sheep, ewes and lambs, 11. 14s to 2/. 58 per couple; ewea. Od
.11°1.3s tOe°( cl. oit
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large size, 458 to Vis , 's
nd s'i. ,24 t 308 ; sl' s 20e
years is anything to be surprised at or to complain of. It instance-by knowing a little more about the state of the ture, were all parts of the contribution of the inventive Artillery, that body hiving been largely recruited in 1855 they ran passenger trains 1,286,544 mins., and cester and Malvern will be commenced as soon as the
is almost a law in all associations of this kind, or, indeed, market. As the matter stands he buys and sells almost arts and of science. But he believed that sufficient strews Ulster the names of the men consequently having a this year 1,229,228 miles, with an increase of revenue harvest shaii have been carried, and labour eet at liberty.
Voit Icsazlscg(s),ln 1
sz e6ldl, oilscpsocf:rtc,,. 414.31. lb.
of any kind, that the flush and excitement of noeeltY in the dark. He does not know with any certainty-he was not being laid by the most observant of chemists, Scotcl; or English soutd. As to the second and more of 30,000/. at least. They should bear in mind that rail- Friendly arrangements have been entered into by your
at the first starting draw into them rather a larger takes it from the dealer-the market value •of what he and even the most practical of agriculturists, upon the impor' ant division-in act, what Ls known as the British way traffic was of slow growth, and it was the duty of the directors with the directors of the Oxford, Worcester,
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number of persons than are likely to remain penile,- sells. He does not know what amount of stores there importance of the deep pulverisation of the soil. Liebig infantry-we find thst 224 medals were distributed board of directors to get as much out of the public as and Wolverhampton Railway, by which the most desire
BRISTOL SUGAR -Aunuen 29.
nent members. After a time that novelty subsides, and may be in the hands of other persons ; he does not know stated, as did all the more recent chemists, that this was among 39 regiments. -af these 110 were conferred upon they could. The question was what they got on the able junctions between the lines will be effected, and
the reaction comes. The hot fit is followed by the cold what are the real wants of the buyer ;heis in the hands the main source of improvement in the soil ; and bY it Irishmen, leaving only 80 or some few more to be distri- aggregate of the traffic and not on a specific portion, be- station accommodation afforded at the Shrub's-hill Ste-
,n4vmesoderatle amount of business has been done this week
fit, and that in its turn passes off ; and then, but not till of the dealer ; and, notwithstanding the superior infor. they explained all the old modes of agricultural improve- bated among all the English and Scotch in these cause it was a fallacy to suppose they could gain a profit tion for the through traffic of the Worcester and Here- 1
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then, the association settles down on a steady and per- mation which the dealers can obtain, and the large ment, as also almost all modern means, except such a 3 selected regiments. This is a great distinction, and on every transaction, and that was in accordance with ford company, and station accommodation at Hereford
rather More freely than of latee'but prices cotinue to rule
manent basis, numbering only as subscribers those who expense to which many go in endeavouring to obtain it, were of a purely chemical character. The deep pulveri. Places Irish valour it a still more conspicuous light. commercial principles. The coal traffic was a remuno- wilt be afforded by an arrangement with the Newport,
very low. Rum steady, but very little offering.
really take an interest in its well-being. (Hear.) Turning
even their information is defective, and they are, I be- sation of the soil was attended by this consequence ; We have selected narees which admit of no doubt-all rative one. The expenses were 41 per cent., and the Abergavenny, and Hereford Company. Tne same
from the test of membership to that of our funds, I find lieve, very frequently misled. It is really a case of the chemists had discovered that when the surface of bodies Irish-all familiar to the native ear. The doubtful, no profits 55 Per cent. (Cries of " Oh, ob," and " Where friendly relations have b.sen established with the Mid-
that, taking 'subscriptions and donations, and the re- blind leading the blind, and I only wonder they don't was exceedingly extended by a minute comminution of doubt, include a coroiderable percentage of Iriehmen, is it ?") He could only state these facts for their inner land Reilway Company. A etation will be built in COAL M..9.RKET.-AnGtuaT 29.
ceipts from all sources, we had something more than tumble much oftener into the ditch. But while I think their particles-a piece of beech wood, for example, could and if we take a modtrate number of 10, and add them (nation, but if they would not believe it that was their Pierrepoint-street, Worcester, for the accommodation of
Prices of Coal per ton at the close of the market.
6001. in the first year, about 700/. in 1849, in the last tbat some form of agricultural returns is desirable, I cor- be reduced to a state of charcoal, and 'a square inch of to the Irish list, we ind the grand result thus :-224 fault, and not hie. (Hear, hear, and laughter.) He local patsengere, and will be the means of fully deve-
y ear 644/., and next year I believe we ha,ve every rea- dially agreed, when the matter was discussed in the surface had in it that of 100 square inches of surface in medals to the Eriglishinfantry, of which 120 were the concluded by saying that he hoped he had satisfactorily loping the passenger traffic of the line." s. d. Wallsend, See.
son to expect that it will show a better balance. In that House of Commons, with those who say that such returns the condition of charcoal-the square inch of beech prizes of Irishmen, or, in other words, nearly double the answered what had been advanced against the adminis- - _ - Bate's West Hartley 17 0 s. 0.
statement there is included a gift of above 400/. from should be as simple and as little troublesome as possible. wood would condense gases in its substance to 80 number awarded to Esglish and Scotch combined. We tration, and was about to put the motion for the aclop• Brown's Moor High South Eaton 19 a
another society, which dissolved in 1813. Oar balance Now, one word about what I may call agricultural edu. times its volume of muriatic acid gas, for instance ; have no doubt whatever that this calculation is far don and reception of the report, when RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. Main l6 1 Lambton l9 0
Byass's West Hartley ...17 0 Inelloe .. 18 9
last year was nearly 280/. in our favour, after all ex- cation. I think some of us are apt to forget-the time and there was another substance which could absorb below the mark." Mr. J. T. NORRIS rose to address the meeting. He .. Floward's West Hartley Riddell l7 6
penses were paid, besides something like me. of arrears passes on and events move so rapidly-that agriculture 800 times its volume-sponge platina. The effsct of said insolvency and ruin stared them in the face, uulees
- TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE WEEK. Netherton lB t Framwellgato lB 6
due to us. I think, therefore, we have no reason to fear within the last few years has almost risen to the rank of this was to absorb and intensify the action of the at- the affairs of the company were properly administered Walker Primrose ... 1 !'i
-4 - Haswell l9 9
failure on financial greunds. (Hearn lam glad to hear, a science. I d°n't undervalue that kind of knowledge mosphere upon the soil. Here was science to confirm RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE. hy dealing honestly and fairly with the facts of the case, nnies 1 Receipts. Wyla.m l7 3 Stewitrt's . 19 9
from the testimony, not of one, but of several of those which comes by actual practice ; on the contrary, I be- the daily experience of agriculture-that a minute and -40- and not byrnystifyingthemselvesandothersby pretending eimned, I NAME OF RAILWAY.
1856. 1855. Holywell .... ...... 17 6 Rough Hall 18 0
who have witnessed it, that our show this year, in point lieve it is the most imp°. tarot, and the most indiepensable deep pulverisation of the soil had the most important EASTERN' COUNTIES. they had a glowing prosperity attending them when, in 1856. 1 -
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both of quantity and of quality of articles exhibited, of all. Without it theory is worth very little ; but still effect upon its chara.cter. It explained the whole sys- Th • - • isl•t• fTh
e following appeared in successive e i ions o e . .
fact, they were working at an increased loss and a. di- - i
BRiTI4II. x , x Tanfield Moor l5 C South Ke110e......e. ....... 18 9
very far exceeded any which has taken place until now. there is a theory as well as a practice of farming, and tern of fellows, the whole system of the rotation of minished dividend. The hon. gentleman called Wen- 115 1 Aberdeen ............ .• ..•••• • •... - - Victoria llartley l6 9 nedley 17 6
(Hear.) It has been peculiarly satisfactory, lam told, as the latter will not be the worse for a little intermixture crops ; for in this way the whole action of the San of yesterday :- tion to the vacancy in the directory, and that at the 37% , Belfast and Ballymena .... ••••• • • • - 1,103 879 Wall send, A:c. iKepier Grainge ... 19 0
regards horses and cattle. That is a gratifying state of with the former. Now I was the other day in the west atmosph, re upon the soil wag so deeply intensified that The fortieth half-Yearly meeting of the shareholders next meeting two directors would retire by rotation 17 , Belfast and County Down•• •• •••••• ••
23 . Dirkenlivel, Lancashire, and Cheshire -•
' 773 2,715 Bell's Primrose l4 6' Gosforth l7 6
things ; but there is one other feature in our meeting of of England, and I was there very much pleased with the soils which were made tallow altered their chemical cha- in this railway was held yesterday, at the London (Mr. COClarnioolorbOr rOIVIC ailld Mr. rackle), the latter ot 26% . Bolton, I;lacliburn, and West York .• • • - eassop 19 0 Harton
this year to which I advert with much greater satisfac- information I obtained about the agricultural ii meter. And the rotation of cropn was but a d;fr""'"4 Tavern,
co ege iusnopsgate-street-Mr. Waddington, M.P., in whom from ill-health did not intend to offer himself for 117 1 liristol and Exeter •• .... • • .... ••• • • • .1,37_0
16,933 Iymont . . lB 0 Liddell
4 9 692 Birchgrove Graegola, ...23 01Eden Main l6 3
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tion than to anything cannected with the show. lam which they have lately set up at Cirencester. It (-ere kind of &8...., far a. crop was put in which did not ex- the chair. re-election, and he (Mr. Norris) urged on the meeting 191% ' Caledonian.... ......... ............ 'l'ol - -,
94 q 1 Chester and llolyhead... ---.. • . •• - - Tees l9 n Hatton 19 9
glad to see a larger attendance and a more numerous tains 60 or 70 resident, pupils to be educated, and 700 haust tha soil instead of tnose which had exhausted it ; kow much success in working of the line depended on en I Cork, Blackrock, and Passage ••• • •• 339 291 W ne's Merthyr 23 6 Montague 17 6
The attendance of shareholders was not so numerous
subscription on the part of tenant-farmers than we have acres of land are managed by the college ;on it the and in this way, by the action of the air-which, arter their seleoting proper men as directors. The gross in- 20 ' Cork and Bandon .................. 200 , 210
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shone. At the last meeting the room com f h 1 239 1 193
had for some time past. (Applause.) Last year, when theory may be tested, and there the practice of farming all, was the great pabulum of plants-upon the soil, as on former occa eot. e company for the past half-year amounted to 56 Dublin and Belfast Junction .... •• • •
l'sBi 1'576 Derwentwater Hartley .17 VI
holding a similar office in regard to another agricultural is carried on. Any fariner's son or any landlord's non were obtained those mineral constituents which had be- wag densely crowded an hour before the commencement 700,000/., and so intricate and extensive WAS the sources 637 a/ Dublin In Dicrio,:;;lsitla...... ....... -
1'289 1 ',',rB2 Ships at market... 82 I Sold
association within this county, I was compelled to no- either, may there obtain a sound and good agricultural some deficient. He desired to justify, by these remarks, of the business, but to-day it was not three parts filled, from which that income came that it would be to the 164 Dal)(11n d A lgo th 720 638
i Dun ee an r roa .............. . _
tice the comparative absence of that class of members, teaching at a price of not mere than 40/. yearly. Teat the extreme importance of science in explanation even owing probably to the directors having departed from advantage of the company to appoint a permanent traffic 31 ' Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junction 1,152 1,07
skillen.. _ ...... _ 444 342 . -
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though that appeared the only sign unfavourable to the college is not only self-supporting, not only pays its own of the experience of agriculture. Happily, the two committee and a stores committee, each with a chair- 30 1 Dundalk an Ennl.
the usuel practice of forwerding passes to the countr
prosperity of that body. Now, I believe there are no expenses, but is gradually paying off a debt incurred by never contradicted each other ; the experience of ages Y man, t , devote at least three days a week to their buti- T 4 I vall tgliciashire...........
........ 6,843 6,552
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men who work harder than our Lanca,shire tenant-far- the cost of construction. And I think halna-dozen such was sirnply interpreted by philosophy. So it was with shareholders, a,nd the latter not considering the dividend ness, and in a business manner, and net naerely walk to 417 Elan Counties and Norfolk.. •• •• i 22 123 23,975
mers. (Cheers.) There is no set of men who hold a more drenwage. Mechanical inventions which assisted drain• a sufficient inducement to incur the expense of attending the office with a delictte colour pair of gloves on, dang- Eastern Union ••••••••.• . • • • • • • • • • LIVERPOOL, AUGUST 29.
colleges scattered over England in different parts would 5,932 6,131
independent or a more creditable position, and if they give to the practice of agriculture, in its higher branches, agdi lead the deep pulverisation of soil in comminuting the meeting. The effect was that it did not Partake of ling a fashionable stick in his hand, and sign his name to 11g genrreiiii,aneertal,
P h 3s:n7lT p.n.:K.le. e::: : : : 7,260 6,b69 STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market has been doing a
will only add-and that they will do-an inereasin its particle 3 into the minutest atoms,-all these came to certain documents and then leave. (Cheers and laughter.) 6 Id credit0n................ - -- quiet business to-day, and prices are vely fluctuating.
g a stimulus and an encouragement of which the effscts that stormy character peculier to these meetinoe Exetetri
London and North Westerns, 1043--Midlands, 812 11-
knowledge of the theory of agriculture to that prac- would be felt, not only in this generation, but in the next. confirm the experience of time past in reference to allu- , ' '' ' The report, Sta, was adopted, which declared a divi 22 Farness Railway •• •••••••••• • •• •• -
7,013 6,503 Caledoeians, 254- Eastern Counties, 9e I-Manchester,
The chairman and directors entered the room at one iss-X ' Glasgow, and South-Western.• ••• • • •
tical knowtedge which they already possess, I see no I say throughout England, but I might say a great deal vial deposite. Whenever there was a district which lo- " lend of 24. per share. 23,114 22,874
o'clock, and took their seats in silence. V 3 Great Northern.• •.. ...... ••••• • •• •• Sheffield, and Lincolns 34d-North British, 94-North
resteon why they should not compete, and compete suc- more, forl learn that at the Cirencester College, of which eal experience had shovvn to be naturally and deeply Mr. Mums then pressed his resolution, omitting 2c,36
Great Southern and Western (Ireland; 7,783 6,171
Eastern, 20e ex d.-Sotith Easterns, 22 -Great Western,
ceesfully, with the largest occupiers of land in England. I speak, a considerable proportion of the inmates are rich in soil, gaining from the atmosphere much agricul. The report and statement elf accounts, which have that part with reference to the adjourned meeting ; and ass 1 Great Western .• •••••••••• • • •• • • •• 28,192 27,670
64t-Dutch Rhenish, 2,1 p.-Borough Bank, 111.
But in this lam quite sure, that no association of this either sons of colonists, or persons intending to settle in torah wealth, a soil naturally pulverable, it would be already been published in The San, were taken as read. Mr. Nonrus moved, as an amendment, the appointment 4i,e i Irish South Eastern -e.• •• •••••• • • ••
.. 7,T30 7 7129 .
kind can or will prosper unlees it be supported by the the colonies, who are anxious, before they go to a remo- found to arise there from the deposit of leaves of the The CHAIRMAN, in moving the reception and adoption of a committee to confer with the directors relaiive to '
28614 ! I:•aannecaassleirre% Cl.'orrthlVe:•.•••• :: •.
::. .: 26,028 24,367 MANCHESTER, AUGUST 29.
tenant•farmers in the first instance. No such association ter region, to carry with them a knowled eof the latest forest, or the deposit of light mud from the river, or the futura administration and to defer any changes - , Leeds Northern ..•• ..•• •• •• •• •• •• - --
..:. •
of the report, said he very much regret ,
ted both on his STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market to-day has been doing
can or will prosper, or answer the ends for which it is improvements that have taken lace herng (Hear.) How from the lake, or something like our great morasses, until vacancies arose in the regular state of things. 161 I Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport• •• • -0 61 78.
i a dull b •
1 ess and prices were firm towards the close.
established, if it be supported exclusively or mainly by we hare in this country as mp uch capital, as dense a which was a great reservoir, not merely for vegetable own behalf and that of his colleagues, that the report Several proprietors, before the motion and amend- 6375 ! London and North 71? stern ..... •• • •
• (1,t5 1;751 Midlandusßnailw, a Consols, 82- Sheffields 34
, i - Great
the landlords. From the affair of this body I pass on to population, as much ingenuity, and as much enterprise constituents, but also a great reservoir for the cliatt. presented to the shareholders was not of a more satisfac- ment were put, said committees did no good, and were 1831 tvizaZgilhitYnk:l,;"id S•o•u•th•C• •o•asq: . 16,440 17,460 Western, 61 t-Crreat Northern A, 10e-Great Western
a larger and a wider inquiry. And first, wbat are the re- as exist anywhere in England ; and I was lad to see, tuents of tbe atmosphere, which had been able to act tory nature, and it would be his duty to explain briefly very expensive things. 267 London and South Western. •• .• •• •• 18,338 17,091
- of Canada, 25R -Ditto, new, 2L' p.-South Eastern and
quirements of agriculture in this district ; and 2dly, what in the report of this societ I h g h • upon that soil for ages. Turning now to the departmsnt Mr. NORRIS said he did not intend to put the com- 60 Londonderry and Enniskillen .... •• .. 701 a 53
Dovers, 22-1-Leeds, 98,1-Caledonians, 26A-London and.
y ast year, tat your c air- several • • • •th th t If
points in connection wi e repor w ich had - Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock, &c - 2
are those requirements in England generally ! On the man on that occasion recommended the establishment of of machines, he was very glad to hear from the see-etary pany to any expense. Wew manchester, Shefilela ,and Lincolnshiri 10,110 9,401 North Western, 105.
attained such n extraordirwr - It I tla fi
y reeu . n e rst place,
first point, you will perhaps excuse me if Ido not go such an institution in Lancashire. I don't know that that the reaping machine which had gained the prize on a • • The Ctiensatew said it was understood that rio ex- 94, Manchester and SoathJunction•• •• - 822 797 -
into detail. lam not a practical farmer, my work is of he called attention to the exaa.ordinary expenditure that nd Carlisle .........• • ... _ 1.091 1,024 BIRMINGHAM, AUGUST 29.
my opinion is worth much, but I give it for what it may the previous day, being the original invention of a ma- pense was to be incurred. He mentioned it, because in 28 Maryport a
31,423 30,171
a very different kind ; and 1 have not the presumption to be worth, and Ido most cordially su port that recont- chiniet, had been greatly improved by a. tenant-farmer, had occurred this halnyealeahich was of an exceptionable a few days-three or four days-when he had collected V Nal G.; .a.t.R;:e7...ii-11,>•• ••
• 3,530 2,936 5,,, c E E -This market has been doing a very
offer advice or comment to those who ere far more capa- rnendation. (Eiear.) It now only rem Pains for me to re. Mr. Birch, one of the tenants on Lord Sefton's estate, a character, and would not occer again, and did not ap. his papers together he intended to leave the directory. 52Ai
i.0nia,tiaand5e......!.e.r.u...r..5.............: _
brisebzusinlescsjitolly; and the prices were rather firmer.
ble ef instructing me. But only one thing I will observe. peat the sentiment with which I began and t„ish sue. gentleman, he understood, of great intelligence and ply to the ordinary expenditore of the half-year. The (Loud cheers.) He was glad they received his announce- •Iste Newcastle and Car1iz1e...............
6 0-20 5 -7-45 London and North Westerns, 104 i sex dive-Midland
Ido not think that, taking this country throughout, cess to this association. We are not workino alone. great skill in his department. He thought, he perceived, first ite he referred to was that of 6,6661. 4s. 2d. in ment so cheerfully, and he hoped it would add to their 43e3
azoorrse irti
a; t.,. tfife5hrd5.hiT0..................... :.... ,___. '.._ Bank, new fractional shares, 54 p.-Old Birmingham Con-
great as is the progress which we hare made of late yearB There are in the united kin d 1 400 '?
•
gom near y societies o s
f throughoitt the whole of the progress of agriculture, • n/ prosperity. (Cheers.) A remark had been made about 47 North-Western •• .. •• ...... :::: ..... 1,109 1,130 sole, 924.
excess this half-year for compensation for accidents ;
our agriculture is quite so far advanced as perhaps, we this kind, small and great, besides 115 farmers' clubs. that the inventions of the machinists had canstantly dividends, and he k li
too tat opportunity of stating that wite Scottish Central - - ..............., - -...--...- ...............
_____
have a right to expect that it should be, ju'dging by the Success, I say, to each and all of them d 1 t ll
;an eus a re- to pass through the practical mind of the tenant- 2,731/. Bs. 4d wages to guerds, police, and points- dividends had been the curse of railways. (Loud ex- 32 Scottish Midland .................. - - •
294, Shrewsbury and Birmingham ...... 1,914 1,490 COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-YESTERDAIrs
enterprise, the ingenuity, aud the capital which are ex- member that, in promoting the progress of agricultural farmer, and they thue constantly rcissived some new men, in consequence of the strong-report of the Board pressions of dissent.) The reason for that opinion was, 48 ihrewsbury and Chester ..
pended in other branches of business. There are two de- improvement, we are not merely developing the natienal impulse and increment of benefit from the operation. of Trade with regard to the line ; 2,614/. 14s. Od., the that directors knowing and feeling that dividends were 30 Shropshire Union .................. 738 820 Amsterdam ............ 11 17 j Gibraltar ...... •••• -- •• -
Ditto, three months .. 11 191 A ! Leghorn ...• ..
fects which almost any casual passenger may note-the resources, we are not merely liah ' h t. l b
tening te na iona nr- (Hear, hear.) Ile thought there had been great ro- • • • • the grand aim of shareholders had, on many previous nee South Devon .........•• ............ 3, 38 -
1) expenses of the committee of investiga.tion, which would 289 South Eastern .. •• ..•• .......,...... 24,014 23,828 Rotterdam .. •••• .. -.. 11 19,/, Genoa ..... 25 77%
one comparatively imperfect draining, and the other the dens, we are not merely adding to the stren th and grese made by the efforts of the tenant farmers and occasions, etra.ned the dividen'ds to obtain the approval 75 6,2,47 Antwerp .............. 25 50 ;Milan ...... •• .• •• •••• -
on the whole amount to 3,000/. ; and 5,250/. Mr.Gooch's In le South Wales .. --•• • • • • ..........
7'o- 1 pea Brussels .. 25 50 I Venice...............• -
smallness of the fields. Now, as to small fields, I say power of England, or increasin - h lhf hg
g t e wea t o t ose wso
1 proprietors of this country, under the difficult circum- of the shareholders. (Cheers, and cries of " No, no.") 97 South York., Doncaster, and Goole .. 2,484 , - •• • • ••.•• • • • •
nothing about that, because they may arise from small are wealthy already, but we are indirectly engaged in stances in which they were placed by the change in our claim for commissions under arbitration, to which was The consequence had been, in many cases to which be 39 Taff Vale •• •• •• •• •• •• •• --- - - - 4,616 - Zatmonburgh ............ 13 8%. Naples •.
.... teme
holdings, and in that case of ceurse their existence is one of the highest and noblest tasks which human en- legislation some time ago. Allusion had been made to to be added 2,0001. that had already been paid him. Had could refer, that the evil day had been kept from the
i 1 r7lastteerrf,' • •d•;•114•Li. ;1*.i•:•'::':::::•.: 1:1;8 ;776 Paris ................... 25 35 Messina ... ... 133
inevittble. But 9.3 to drainage that is equally a benefit tsrpriee can propose to itself,-we are engaged in the great number of portable steam-engines in use. It it not been fur these extraordinary payments the direc, shareholders', instead of its beiog brought forward and eine west C.orrnwall .T..........•....... 656 802 Ditto, three months -25 67;4 Lisbon ... 52%
to the small holder aa to the l'arge holder ; our soil re- relieving the sufferings and in eleva,'ing the con- was impossible to enter such a county as Norfolk or tors would have been able to have aid a dividend of manfully met at the time. (Cheers.) 12 Whiteliaven Junction .•• • • .......... 459 358 arseill es .............. 25 67 Oporto ..............•• 52%
Bourdeaux ............ - Rio Janeiro ..... .•• •• •• -
quires it, we have markets close at band to take off our tition of the labouring classes of this country Lincolnshire, and see the great contrast which it pre-
-363 • df 2 T h p
se . an- tea o s. he on. gentleman then referred The ameadment was then put to tho meeting, and lost 682 York and Newcastle, and Berwick &
Fr ant:fort-on- NT aine •• .. 120 Buenos Ayres...a._ ~. -
York and North Midland & Leeds.. - -
produce, it is no new experiment, it is well known and (Caeers.) And. I dwell on that, because I confess thal Rented to c-mtinental agriculture, without at once per- by an overwhelming majority, on which Mr. Norris de- Berlin - ...... - New York, 60 days' sight -
proved to pay ; and a,bove all, it is a matter, more than is a consideration which gives this whole eunject of agri- ceiving the vast strides that this country his made in the to the great outlay tbat had been necessary for the per- mended a poll. roantow. Vienna .......... - .... 10 23 Philadelphia ~......... _
perhaps any other, in which landlord and tenant can mu- eentural progress an interest to my mind which otherwise application of mechanical inventions io the progress of manent way, which he was afraid he could not hold oat The original motion was put, and carried amidst loud 109 Dutch Rhenish .• •• •• ......•••• •••• - - Trieste ...... ~.• •• .... 10 24 PKICES OF BULLICN, rim oz.
Wally help one another. There is a good deal of truth in it would not possess. The higher the farming be- agriculture. All the farms in Norfolk exhibited chims hopes weuld be much reduced next half-year, cheere, the word " disastrotes" having first been struck 328 Lyons and Mediterranean • • •.•• •. •• - Petersburg ............ 3714 I:oreign Gold in Bars X 3 17 9
Madrid ....... - .„... 49% 1 ortugal Gold Coin •• 0 0 0
63 Montercau and Troyes •• ............ - -
an answer that one farmer made to another. The first comes, the more machineryyon employ, the lees need there neys, and so they did in Line tlnshire. 119 remembered and referred to various other items i out
n the ac- • - Namur and Liege .. • • .......... - - - - Cadiz ......... • • ...... 501 i Mexican Dollars .... 0 0 0
said, "Aye, it is very well for you to make improvements; will be for mere brute lahour, and the more •ll
you wi re- -
be'ng tOld by Lord Yarborough that there was a period
counts observing that with regard to the working The following gentlemen were appointed the commit- 445 Northern of France - ... • ...... „... - , _ Barcelona ............ - , New Dollars .....• 00 0
Orleans and Central .. - _ Seville.....- .......... - I Sirver in bars ...... 0 5 1%
you can afford an outlay, you can afford to muu risks and quire skilful, cultivated intelligence. You will then in Linctlnshire when all that sandy portion of the tipper ' tee under 11Ir. Matins's resolution :-Messrs. Hood, ,-
to incur losses, but I can't." " Well," said his friead, have less demand upon your labourers' musclee, and a part of the county which was no vy one waving field of expenses of railways it was unfair to make comperison Norris, Matins, J. P. Griffiths, Tuart, Mitchell, T, '8594 rnt:aan [CI ;;'.',.._;;;;• - - '''' .7.: _---
" this is very odd, beecause, for my part, I have tried both larger demand upon their brains. (Cheers.) A.'nd now corn was nothing but a waste-a rabbit warren ; and of the expenses of one company with that of another, Tegv, Tozer, Collins, W. Reed, J. Jehnson, and Love. 566 Paris and Strasbureh' -.. • ....::::.... - -
SEABORNE MAILS.
ways of farming, and I find that I can't affird to farni let me ask you to drink, with three times three, "Pros- that there wan erected-at one end of it, nearest to Lin- because it depended on the ranee t b kd •
ge .o e wor e in Mr. H. T. Atkinson was elected auditor of the Til- - Rouen and Havre • • .........• ... - - -
- Western of France.. - ..... •• ...... - - -•
badly." Now, I don't think there is munh doubt, as be- perity to the Royal North Lancashire Agricultural coln, a very high tower, as a beacon to the traveller to earning traffic and length of line to be maintained, and bury branch,
-- - (N signifies that the mails are sent from the General Post-ofec•
tween the two, which was right. Well, gentlemen, Aseociation." (Loud cheers.) guide him acrose this waste at night, and also in the Mr. R. Walters was elected a director in the room of i
the various modes adopted by companies in keeping by the night-and Mby the inorulus-fiebeateh.)
looking at the general condition of agriculture in this The toast was drunk with great enthusiasm. day time, for there were scarcely any roads upon it. All Mr. T. J. Margrave, resigned. The candidates were Sporting Intelligence. , -
country, it is impossible not to see that within the last Mr. W. J. GARNETT briefly responded. that tract of country was now a great triumph of Eng- their accounts and the manner in which they main- Mr. Walters and Mr. Malin; the railway reformer. Daywhennuaae ‘ipl Frew whit, Weeir •
few years a new era has begun. I made last year a Sir J. KAY SHUTTLEWORTH then proposed "Tho Sue- lish wericulture. And he remembered also beine• told tained their permanent way, He disapproved of 497 proxies and 1,331 votes were returned for the former, ----cei--,
00UNTRIXii. -
in Centre.' Pas Port dee Ist
short etatement on that subject, showing the need and cessful Competitors." He said it was impossible to at- by Mr. Coke, of Norfolk, that when Madame deaStael tbe present pla,n of maintaining the permanent 24 proxiee and 968 votes for the latter. BETTING AT MANCHESER.-FRnmen. °Mew amnion.* Dispatches. Ensisea.
the room for agricultural improvement, which I think I tend meetings of this kind, and to witness, as those pre- hen visited his uncle at Holkha,u), she related to her way, and thought it would be more advantageous The CHAIRMAN then explained his reason for resigning 7t04 is currrently offered agst either Ellington or ----, n ----,, , -
sta gvery Friday ....ILiverpool ... Weeklr
may repeat here. That etatement writi to thia effect- sent had done this day, the various kinds of induetry friends that she had f. Ind two ralot)its th 11.8 quarrel' ng for all if a uniform system cou dbe adopted. Greet diffi. the chair, which, he said, arose from his being unable to Fazzoletto for the Doncaster St. Leger, and 20 to 1,
,r,,,,:taAbdcqrittnitn•'in`n I
that of-in round numbers-77,000,000 acres in the which were brought to bear upon the progress of agri- for two blades of grass. But now, from Holkhain t , culties had hitherto been felt with respect to their bor- carry out his views for the advantage of the company at bar two. Fazzoletto would be backed agst Ellington. packet) -...... ...N; Every Tuesday .. ;Southampton Weakly
United Kingdom, 3 sths are alrealy in cultivation, bad culture in this country-in the mechanical arts, in the Lynn, and Holkham to Norwich, that district was one ro wing powers. It was a subject well known to the the board, the opposition to which first appeared with Several horses have been supported for the Ceserewitch America (by U. t4taDs
- „,, .. _ „. Liverpool ...1
or good, as the case may be ; 1-sth is not cultivable by preparation of manures, and in the breeding of stock_ wide waving corn-field. That very circumstance of the Investigation Committee, but they usually abstained reference to the East Suffolk Railway. He ensured the Stakes, but not to money sufficient to justify us in mak- hPatcy) ri• •-dtteelrt
its nature ; and the other fifth might be cultivated, but without feeling that agi eat and successful effort was in sandy character of the soil, which affordel one of the from alluding to it in their report, because it mi ht have meeting there was not that blind following of the chair- ing out a list of quotations. Suffice it to say, that the upterilia.. `v a ~., ,11 ;ith aild 19th .... Liverpool • • !Twice mei
is not. That shows you the possible extension of area progress to meet the new circumstances in which the greatest obstructions to agriculture, had been one of the affected the credit of the comp Since thgen theh man at the board as many supposed, and feeling the time bookmakers offer 40 to lon the field, and 50 to 1 agst Ditto (via Ni•a•rielllet) N
within the limits of these i
. &ands. But it is not so much agriculture of Great Britain was placed. It was irnpos. great causes of succees of late years. (Hear, hear.) He had been to Parliament, and alathnoyu, gh they met with was come when he should resign, he announced it any horse that they have not previously laid anat. Ditto One naee 0( nietid
. ......lt
from the o a
penine of new soil as from making the most sible te forget, and he thought it would be a great in. was very much concerned te observe, respectine one of opposition they succeeded in obtaining their bill, through the public press. He warned them against Quince for the Leaminteton Stakes is nominally in the ifHir ocial)vt,7B7joast)..l, ,55,1 of the montb .. Plymouth .. 6th or me.
and tbe best of that which is already. eseened that we have justice to tbe tenant-farmere of this country if we did the most excellent friends of agriculture, the rate Mr. which defined their borrowing powera. In accordanct the danger and ruin that would attend their pro- betting at 3to 1, and linogene at 5 to 1 ; but not a mexandria.... a.. en 'loth et 26th of n o,,Dover ...... 2d 4c 19th
our return to expect. I have spoken of draining as it forget, that very recently they had been expo,ed v, ry Pueey-that it was a sore peint with the chemists that he with that power would be asked for of the meeting Petty without their present I policy was reversed. He single investment, except upon the events at Stockton, Alexandria.... - ....!ll,,ithe.;o'ire4i, of mo4l.lp.mptio..
. month &ma flame cr 4 &21oim
16th
affects this county, and I woul I extend what I said to suddenly to univers 1 • • I h dd
a cempetition ;am t at su en ex- who wag me great an autherity, and especially with the to borrow 112,615/. for the construction of works &c.
- •d • dth •tt th th d b •t d tl Is'd•d c me under our notice. Speculation just ""iala' ''' "** " **';l ; -
a vise e control ee a a een appoin e on ie now .. cm , , a Belgium ~.... ~.. ~N , Da.ly ___ _ _ _ Dover .....• Dana,
all England ; and I venture confidently to affirm, that posure to competition had occurred at A time likely to tenant-farmers, should have said se-that he sant che- &c. He was ha t th • ' ' '4. fMII 1. t t 1k• t th a t t•at a remarkably low ebb.
ppy e say , e capital account, as re- in mon o r. ... a ins o a once oo in o ema er. a presen is 8razit........ - ....IA '9th of the month.. Southampton este.
what has been done throughout the country in the way try the energies of the whole cc,untry. What had been mistry had made no contributions to English agriculture, garded locomotive stock, was in a satisfactor d fie had heand from a Maldonite that a survey was being
y state, an -- . n„aes ityr„
......
„It !qth ef the month.. Southami•ton 16th
GI draining ia as yet a mere trifle to what wants doieg. tee peculiar cinennstaeces in which the agriculture of except the application of sulphuric acid to dissolve the after a few other remarks, moved the adoption and re- made in that neighbourhood, with a view to the con- MAIDSTONE RACES.-FRIDaY. Cape of Good Hope -N,Uneertain
Cape of Good llopo ..N! Various ports Uncertain
I have seen venoms calculations on that subject. They England had been exposed to the couripttition of the phosphate of lime in bone ; and Sir R. Kames's applice- ception of the report. (Hear hear.) struction of a line through Malden to Colchester, be- The Ladies' Plato of 2 sovs each, with 20 added, for Caae de Yerds ......N! 9te ~r. th , ',nem wautiumaptoin 16th of at
don't precisely agree-estimates seldom do-but they weal I We knew what steam had done within this tion of the water derived from flax manufacture as ma- Mr. GOODSON seconded the motion. tween which and Woodbridge was but a short distance. three-yr-olds and upwards, optional selling weights, &c., Ceylon (see twin.)
,10th and 26th l5 & 29th
nearly all agree in this, that there is room in the item ceuntry itself to equalise its markets. We knew that nure. If he (Sir J. K. Shuttle worth) wanted to illus- Mr. MALINS concurred in the idea, of a uniform rate After scene remarks from Mr. BRUCE, in explanation heats one mile, six subs's, was won in three heats, by gfyleti.ia........ ~N
,4mtloi and 20th ...
, ;.,Saathamp ten :ittlui.TBh.laett.
of drainage alone for the profiiable inveetment within the the corn of Lincolnshire and of the west was breught trate the enterprise of agriculture in this country, he of charge for working expenses, and it was the intention of his conduct in asking the shareholders to dissent from Mr. B. Band's Vestige, beating Branwmtia, Cortes, Co r- °di ? -1
n1i.'..... n.......'1:,7;,';i2,1.1%;.;:1ei'0h1etrnith 3'authampi on 1 and 16
United Kingdom of 100,000,000/. sterling. Now, that with the greatest possibly rapidity and the utmost would choose no other point than this-the confidence of the Railway Reform Associafttn to apply to the policy of the Chairman, hampton, Jeu d'Esprit, and Alpha. China ... .
Feems a large sum ; but if you recellect that stetisticians cheapness to the markets of the manufacturing dietric's. with whioh chemiets had taught that guano was an im• Parliament next session for a bill for that pur- A vote of thanks was given to the Chairman, and the The Members' Plate of 5 sows each, with 30 added, for OceiValriople ......N ,14r
5,agi,26th....1p7:3!_-_••__•_:!_. 2 24
have computed the yeaey savings of our people-the But we also knew that the corn which was grown upon pertant means of increasing the fertility of the soil, and pose. He called upon them to atts met to stem the meeting separated. • three-yr-olds and upwards. The second to save his u e tdd p ...... ,•• :
Cont.aoPi ra(i)r4e”.ra ••; 'N
'Twice 't_ ol ,aiLn.,T,...LLffm..P.:O:. 1 n
, (way ...... wets. rwice day
yearly addition to the national capital-at 50,000,000/. ; the virgin soil of the forests of America, and the unoxs providing food for plants, the enterprise which had been system of parliamentary legislation, which had the effect - stake. One mile and a half. 9 subs. Egypt (seo India) 1
ann if you recollect how, within the last 20 years, a sum hausted treasures of the inexhaustible soil of Hungary, put fern' in this direction in cpnsequence, and the num- of inflicting incalculanle injury on the shareholders. He WEST END AND CRYSTAL PALACE. Mr. Bank's Triton, by Weatherbit, 4 yrs. Bst Glb Prance ........ M g-, I.;,Twlce da11y...... Dover ..., „ Twicedail 7
or nearly 300,000,000/. bee been invested in railways- ann the produce of the alluvial do osits of the Beug the ber of ships that bad been freighted to brieg guano from condemned the system of paying locomotive su erinten- (Clenaent) 1 Gibraltar ..........11,4, 7, 17, 20, 27 , f in. nauthempton
no India I ii, 7,24,2 ti
tbat investment leaving, on the whole, the country not Dnieper, and the ' P •
perpetualiy renewed alluviat sot o
. ti f the uttermost ends of the earth. He believed it was the dents lar f h
ge sums o money as t at that had been paid to
P . The seventh half•yearly general meeting of the nhare- Mr. T. Hughes's Emulator, 3 yrs, 7st 21b...(Hughes) -1- re"( )
reytown a,. .. ~ ate -2ne SD 17th of mon.,Bonthampton 1 and 16
poorer but richer than it found it, if yea recollect these the Nile-all this was likewise broueht to the markets fact that in the last three years, according to the report Mr. Gooch, because the construction of a locomotive en- holders in this cotnpany was held yesterday, at one Major Yates's The Caledonian, 3 yrs., 75t51b (J. Land) t Elamburgh ..........N Daily 'London ...;,-; Daily
two facts I think neither you nor I need trouble ourselves of England to compete with d I d
our own pro uce. nstea of Mr. Evelyn Denison, 1,000,000 acres had been dreined gine was as well known now and as 8411 )10 as the making! o'clock' at the offices of the company' 24, Old Broad' The following also ran :-Tom Burke, Flo, Eifrida, [lavannah ....., ....n 2nd of the montlt!Southampten Ist ot me
Rolland ............M I paily Dover ....... Daily:
much wi'll asking where the money is to come froin. Ben of beieg disheartened, however, with the • • •
position in in this country, and about 5,000,a00/. expended in the a man's coat. He implored the meetin I t b d 1 d d Th h • •d b S B I E
gnotoe e u e street. e c air was occupie y . 3a. e, sq. and Adamant. . Honduras ..........M,l7ta of the month. Southampton 16th
after all d i i •
,ranng is not the only possible branch of inn which they had been placed, neither the pronrietors nor operation ; but it was also stated, and he thought the by the statement of the Chairman, that the Betting-Even on Emulator-4 to 1 each agst Tne Inclia (viaSoutliampt.)34l4lll ,-; 20th of mon. Plymouth .. 4 and 21 m
The following are extracts from the report :-
provement ; there are two others, the one manure and the the tenant-farmers of England had given way in any re- computation quite within the mark, that the tenant- changes alluded to by him were exceptional as Caledoeian and Elfrida-5 to 1 agst Triton. lndia (via Marseille3)M 10th&26th of moth Dover ...... 15 &29 m
other machinery. Now, as to nianure, we have a great s tt d • Th • farinere of England had expended in that same period no ex h ' • I The directors have the pleasure to announce that the Won by a head ; dead heat for second place with ram!" Isles (see India)' •••••• • • • Dover...."
pec o espair. ey had put forth manly and vigor- penence ehowed t ens. Ile likewise condemned Ireland ..,.....li & N Twice daily Holyhead ~.
lem to solve It i lino will be o ened from the Cr stal Palace to the tem -
prob . e very well, no doubt, and it pays ous efforts, and, while the science of agriculture had less than 5,000,000/. upon guano alone. (Hear.) That the establishment of a suspense account. tt* PIV l th C Y ' l (I' •P° Emulator and the Caledonian ; bad fourth. Lisbon .......... ....te,,ed of , 0.. Southampton
just now to bring it from the ends of the earth, to send probably made A greater advance in the last 15 or 20 was a direct contribution from chemistry to the agricul- On a former occasion the chairman led the meeting to arat r &sr
ea,zantno n
Balahnactos w earn d
LoomwmeroniroirnNevouor gastt alt,titoeusst
The Maidstone Stakes of 3 sovs each, with 25 added, Madeira ............M;9tt• of ,nonth„ !Bouthamptoß 6 and 16
for it from out-of-the way islands in the Pacific or else- years than it had done in many centuries previous, he ture of this country. (Applause.) Before concluding, believe that the Government inspector's report, as to the within six weeks, and from the Crystal Palace to the N o'r- for three-yr-olds and upwards, the second to save his Llteair(t ••i;,a;;,......N 2:1,1 of month Liverpool ...
where ; but that is a resource on which you cannot cal- gave expression to his earnest conviction when he said he desired to exprese the pleasure with which he had state of the line, was an exae eration, and that 150,000/. wood junction with the Brighton line in a, short time after-
eg stake, heats one naile and a half, 8 subs., were won in mane ;'.e.e. a.. 2... ..NI4, 10, 20, and 26„ Dover .4:-. 4, 15, 21,2
nulate for ever. (Hear.) That supply may be-pro- that-speaking either of the proprietors or the tenant- heard tint there had been a great improvement mann would put it in a proper state ef repair ; but they now wards. four heats by Major Ya,tes's The Caledonian, beating etauritius (see India; ;
bably must be-exhausted one clay ; and then, though farmers-no class of the community had put forth more fested in the show of to-day in the stock exhibited by tho found that was not so, for 1715,000/. had been spent, and The directors deem it extremely desirable, both with Westmineter, Triton, Maltneshury, and Battle. Mauritius ..........N 20th of the month 4th and' 21
rvlmp:hnot till then, we shall be driven to the re.source energetic exertions than the agricultural class drrine the tenant-farmere ; and he was very glad to see that, not- more would be required. He defended the conduct of him- reference to the agreement with the Brighton Company The Tradesmen's Plate of 3 sovs eacb, with 20 added, oaks,
Ifapios ...,......,,....z.,,iliof the mOnth iSollthfunptcn Ist
i we ought to have applied low, ago-I mi an last ten years. (Hear hear ) Those t,' a
exer tons were, withstanding the circumstances of the high quality of self andothersin o osin the bill r ferred t b th ch ir-
pp . g e .o y e a and the general welfare of the undertaking, that the coun for three-, r-olds and upwards, the second to save his Now G;;taav::::..m,2,iwivt.,;(4;;K;;;ii,D,over •.....
Ist dl5
the saving of that natural manure wlich we waste. he thou ht in th 't
b ' Mr. Tossineley's stock, so many tenant-farmers had ob- pletion of the line to the West End terminus should be t k b •' 5 subs., was won by Mr. New Zea1and„.......„ laic:o a I i,!haurtiohiaismpter, an
sa e, eats, one mi.e, month
e way o h succeesful. It wa,s impas. . _ , man on theground that if the powers were given to the board port,
(Applause.) I saw it stated the other day, on good sible to gen ' ' tained prizes on is occasion.
th• • (Cheers.) nushal ou as ni.,-.kly as ossible • d o td 11 b
,an n exer ion wi a The Roman Papal btates ........N 'Daily .....• •• • • Dover
Hunt's Usurer, beating Brabantia, , and _
_, ...... enveeldy
. ter a show-yard like that which had been open the capital account would be increased, and he gave as • ared to effeqct t'hat obj Lt. romnsuia .........,M
authority, that we are a ing ever ea t • ' eouleampton re 1
I.y y r- he British that day, even under the very unfavourable circum- The toast was responded to by Colonel Towneley, and an instance of the soundness of that opinion that 100,000/. Marchioness. Peru ..............N1 '.:(1 & 27th of mon. Southampton
farmer is payino ever F.
y - • BPAn aereement has been entered into, subject to th Ist he 1631
y year-a mi lion and a half for ar- stances as to weather, without seeing what improvements a nunaber of complimentary toads concluded the pro- h• • • ' • a • • - e On returning to scale Usurer was objected to, on the Poll Nata
ad been borrowed since the paesing ca the act, and theY sanction of the proprietors and of tho Board of Tra,do. for 1.......,..N.1ey private ship Vari
1 ous ports
tificial manures. Now, I don't say that is money wasted: had been effected. He was not h • c cl•
ee ings. • 'he race remains in dispute. Sicily ~.......... ..}7,Every Saturday Mover ...... Weekly
present at t e trial of were asked to sanction the borrowing of 11e,0001. He the workine of the local and Crystal Palace traffic of the ground of a cross. 1
Tuscany •,,,,,........N Ihily ..... .., lDover .....,
I don't believe it is, and I have no doubt the invest- reaping machines on the previous da but he hd b ...-- a
_-
a een concluded by moving the followino resolution :- line by theaßrighton Company, on the following terms:- Veneznel; ..........Ml2d& 17th ofmonth,Southampton let 16mo 5
ment is profitable ; but a great deal of that might be informed of its successful re y'
' CRYSTAL PALAOII.-ONE SHILLING DAY, Thursday, ' STOCKTON RACES.-FRIDAY.
The Brighton Company to receive 42,t. per cent. of the Van Inemeu's Lend (seel
suit and it wa,3 opportune "Th it is tl • i of this meeting that the disa,s-
at se opin on . -
i s.
saved if people would only remember that in nature now to consider for a moment ' • • Aug. 28.-Admissions on payment, 6,558 ; ditto, by t th• t ffi fth le ' Welter Cup. Australia) .„ ~, ~ ~..14th of Mon. .. .
gross receip son is ra c or e wor mg expenses (in- 'monthly
what was the im ort
P ' trous position of the Eastern Counties Railway property West Mates .... - -Innen i !Snot inen:sel,Bouthemptenii and 16
nothing is destroyed-that there is no such thing as ance of success in that invent' • season tickets, 497 ; total visitors, 7,055. eluding tho maintenance of tho lioe and works), and the
ion. A fortnight ago he proves the inability of the present board to manage ite B srezine
destruction-that what comes from the earth returns to was in the Vale of Evesham and Gloucestershire with ftussrelsr RAILROADS.-The engineers sent out to affairs advantageously, or to do it justice, and therefore a remaining 57t per cent. to be paid to this company,. sub- Sir Richard -
it again, and that all that is necessary is to restore to the one of the ablest agriculturists of that district, Mr Russia by the Reunion Financiere, under the presi- change is imperative, to the extent of four directors at ject to the usual deduction of Government passenger Garbutt Nursery. When any of these dates fall on a Sunday, the malls will be de-
soil that which originally comes from the soil, and that Holland, of Dulverton wh t f h 11 . dency of the Baron James Rothschild, viz., Mr. Edwin least, and that a committee be formed of twelve proprie- ditty. aaatched on tho following day. with the exception of the India (via
0 was pa ron o t eco ege The gross receipts on traffic between any station of the Sneeze •
which we throw away in the shape of the sewa eof our at Cir t t la.' Clark, on the part of the British capitalists, and M. J ul- tors, to consult with the Board of Directors as to who of
ences er, o. w ich Lord Stanley had adverted. West End line, and the stations of the Brighton Company Perea, Nene .
.2
great towns. I know that there are ffreat difficult' • Th lien, on the part of the continental bankera, have re- their body shall retire ; arid that the same committee shall
the way-that there is a difficulty iiir deed • • les in at gentleman himself farmed 1,000 acres, and his ex- turned to Paris and made their report on the sub'ect of suggest to the shareholders the names of four gentlemen at Croydon, or any place between Croydon and the junc- Sicbaeus 3 .1...••••••••••••••••••••10.1,
soil, and-in rendering it not offensive , and
pasing that pression concerning his.own crops was " over ripe," and h dle • .1 Th tl jfs
t e propose ussian rat ways. ese gen emere a ~er to fill up the vacanci t this tion with the West Encl Railway to be divided as fol-
ee o be thus created. That , , . Ten ran.
a difficulty also in concentrating it . . h t there is he said he would put 50 reapers into the fields the fol. nearly three months' residence in Russia, have furnbhed meeting be adjourned to Thursday the 11th day of Sept.,
, lows, viz. :-42i per cent. to be deducted by the Brighton Members' Plate. BIRTHS.
-at least tho solid lowin mornin He remarke
g g. d that the corn was tern- • at one o'clock precisely, to fill up the vacancies in the Company for working expenses, including terminal and all OF .L SON.
part of it-into so small a bulk as to bear and r • • ute statistics as to the great resources of the em ire
ewar .g a u
d the ir into br n nder the husk, and a very large quantity, min • • • 13 ' board thus created ; and such names to be advertised Gaud
other charges except Government duty on passengers, and Yr
expense of transport. I don't deny the • and the want of railway communicatton only for their 2 On the 28th inst., at Brixton-hill, the wife of Mr. Ed.
existenceof these if the wind prior to the general meeting." the residue to be divided e uall between the two com a- Bour eois
q y P g q ward Ellwood.
obstacles ; I only say that, serious as the • came, would be given out. And that he (Sfr development. They agree with all others in bearing miss. Caliph
y are scisace j K u The CHAIRMAN said it would be illegal to adjourn the n On the 2 W,h inst., at the Rectory Stilton, the wife of
has surmounted obstacles far greater. I-h ' ' 'Sh ttleworth) believed bad since then been really e i era iy o le ussian overamen
testimony to th 1.1) It fth R • G t The gross receipts on traffic between any station on the Nine ran.
ave heard a the cse • the Rev. Owen W. Davys, M.A. '
calculation, made by competent persons, that a with the greater part of the Vale of Glocetter. • I • meeting, as proposed by the mover of the resolution.
what we He had he rd in p acing eve y p
r ossible source of information at their West En ll' d • h B • C '
c me an any station on t e righton ompany s Middlesborough Handicap.
waste in the sewage of the Thamee-valley 1 a it estimated that, in consequence of the disposal, their reception everywhere having been of tbe Mr. MALINS then consented to strike it out. He Epsom line, south of the West Cro
ydon station, to be di- 1 OP A DAUGHTER.
a one-that sudden storm le. referred to the evils of the practice of railway directors Gaudy
what we waste in polluting and poisoning the Them w ich had burst over the country, we had most kind and considerate description. Their report vided as follows, viz : -426 per cent. to be deducted by
comes, in point of fact, to several millions a-yearee' lost a million of money.. Now, the remedy against such generally is of a favourable character, and it is not pro- and others passing free over the line, and he called the Brighton Compauy for working expenses, and the re- linposture
s 3 Esq.
calamities was most obv ous
i .ly to be found in mechani- on the meeting to agree to a resolution, that no person sidue to bo divided in the proportion of three-fourths to Bourgeois -
5,000,000/. is the sum named, every year. I cannot • ba,ble that so fertile a field for enterprise will le long
pretend to give you any estimate on that subj cal invention. These rea ing machines would in tne
ec''', first 1 1 P unexplored. The Emptror has presented Mr. Cntrk should travel free over their line (not oven Directors) the Brighton and one-fourth to the West End Company. Seven ran. On tho 28th inst., at 51, Devonshire-street, Portland-
. place, the wife of Henry Lund, Esq., of Lincoln's-inn,
but I believe this-that if the obstacles I have p ace supp y that lack of labour which in the isn- with a handsome gold medal, bearing the inscriptiest The rose recei ts on traffic between an stetion on the
unless the line paid 4 per cent. If the Directors tra- g . p y , .----...-,
barrister-at-law
proved circumstances of Ireland and in the ver veiled on the business of the company let them - ' r '
West End line and the Brighton Company's London- The setting free of steam-vessele by the termina im of •
spoken of are once overcome-I will say raeher, great em lo ment of the lab ' f h 1 y "Prcentia digno." bridge terminus, or any station between such terminus the war continues to lead to the formation of fresh lines.
ourers o t e coui t•er pay their expenses and after wards be repaid, MARRIED.
when they are overcome, and vvhen it be. upon railvfa; din 'tura [ADVERTISEMENT.] -We have read with much pleasure Da and the junction with the West End lino to be divided as A hly communication between London and
an
it ma , ctures, the farmers weie (Hear h ) tle a ne t
Barry's report on tho cure of Indigestion (Dyspepsia.), Platu- ,
~ ear. The honourable gen nal n t x re- new moot 0 t
n he 28th inst., at Clifton Church, Chas. H. Waring,
cemes as much the . regular -practice to save now experie- • follows, viz. :-12i per cent. to be deducted by the Brigh- Africr is to be commenced b th
those natural manures as it is now the prac- reports ..
atncing. e was very glad to see from recent leney, Constipation, Nervous, Bilious, and Liver Complaints, itrred to the rates of cal nage paid by coa con rectors, ton Company for working expenses, and the residue to be the West Coast of ,t Y 0 Esq., of the Darran, Glamorganshire, to Lucy, the third
1
th in some parts of Ireland labourers were et•
g- Cough, Asthma, Consumption, and di. viz., 100 tons of co. I 100 miles at 3s. 10-1. per ton • •
Debility, without ine . . a . , divided between the two companies according to milewse. Ida screw-steatner of 637 tone, on Sept. 5. She is te daughter of the late Sir C. Henry Freelin Bart of Co
g, ~ n-
tice to waste them, yeu will save a sum which will ting 3s. nt.
a da - •
y-an unparalleled circumstance in that eine by Du Barry's Food The following are a few extracts which, he said, wee not sufficiently remunerative. He touch at Gambia, 'Sierra Leone, Monrovia, Cape Coast naught-place west, Hyde-park.
The Brighton Company aro to ay the West End Col-
equal, probably, from one-half to two-thirds of the tax- country ; and thron h E • ' • ' t' - C• N d d
g out ngla,nd there was the greatest which appear to merit the atten ion of many :- um 0. eons' ere that the time had arrived when it pany a toll of 8,000/. per annum fpor the use of the line for Castle, Acci a, Lagos, Hinny, Old Calabar, Came. On the 28th inst. at St. John's, Notting-bill, William
ation of the country. Now, understand me, lam not difficulty in getting harvest hands. It • ' 47 121 aewEnb h J b f 11' V' •eW. I
was impossible, , .- t iss iza et aco s, 0 aeing icaraee, a - Was necessary to have an entire change in the manage- their long traffic se soon as it is opened to the terminus at roons, and Fernando Po. Hill, only son of the late 'Arm. Weatherby, Esq. of New-
saying that it is for landlords or farmers in this matter therefore, that crops c Id b ff td 1 d • market, to Emily Augusta, eldest daughter of J. Weather.
ou e e ec ive y reape without '
tham-cross, Herts ; a cure of extreme nervousness, indiges- ment fth '1 ff tth t tit h Id Btt ' C S Den Music IN THE PARKS.-The Sun-
o e rat way, and to eec a •eys ou a ersea. LOSING OF UN t
to take the first step. They cannot lead, they mast be the aid of these ma h• s 1 • tion, gatheriegs, low spirits, and nervous fancies." Cure No. introduce 1-, - f •tth d' 're 0 )st ittee have issued a notice of their final by, Esq., of Upper Lansdowne-terrace, Notting-hill.
e Ines. tl ear.) And recurring to a numuer o. new men in o e irectory. ene •_,IAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, day Banes esoinni
content to follow ; they must wait until chemical science the subject of competition, it would be b d h h 48,314.-" Miss Elizabeth Yeoman, Gateacre, near Liverpool; (Hear, hear.) He d the shareholders to elect performances in the Parks this season, on Sunday Sept DIE D.
has made that easy which at present is difficult, if not French were now, under the uidance oef st9rece
_t.n At t e
a cure of ten years' dyspepsia and all the horrors of nervous
Mr. Walters a direreteor°TrimehDde om of Mr. Margrave, who stated that he need not enter into any detailed state-
7, or on the following Sunday if that day be wet, In.
impossible. I name the circumstance only as showing who had witnessed the pgro r f
.1a 1 Et ptronf irritability." Cure 51,415.-Oystermouth, Swansea, 24th t e roi. ment of. their affairs, as it was so fully entered into in On the 281 h inst., William Perry, of 6, Bond-street,
had resiened. I c n • solution Mr. Matins the Re,rent's-park, Herr Kalczdy'e double Hungarian
g ess o inventeens, o August, 1853.-Bilieus headaches of frequent occurrence, , ,-, n a usion to us re,
Pentonville, late of the Bank of England.
that, satisfactory ae agricultural prospects may be now, mechancial science, and of the report. The confusion that existed with respect to the band will attead, in a,(idition to the Peo 1 ' n n •
there • chemical science in wile- h• h •*4' la d b b• tt f . I been said that he withdrew that part nslat:ve to the adjourn- - pes , u oserip- ni
ic nay a 1 e a ecu su jec o or many years., lave n the 29th inst at St John's-wood Catherine, widow
IS reason to think that they may be more so in a tion to agriculture in
few England, tale o thei fi. t w
!ne . r rs removed by Du . t, -yr g . e,,
Barry's salu al Revaleuta Arabica Food.- went on the understandin that a special meenne as Westminster Terminu3 Railway had been disposed of, tion Band, forming an orchestra, of nearly 60 performers. of the late Robert i'iror . ' '
num, aged i 3.
, Years to come. (Hear.) The other branch of agri- stelae in the application of
Ctlittwal irn mechanical Inventions' E. J. BUTLER. Cure sneeti. - Gower, near Swansea, was necessary, would be called for the PurPose. and their terminus at the Weenend would be at the The time of playing; will be faun 3 till six o'clock in the oth 98th • t tSh kr 3.1. S h•
n o._ Ins ~ a an in, iss op la Payne, of
Provement of which I have to speak is ma- to husbandry, and also in the im sith in Reoent's-park and V• t '
chiner A t 2 18 9 • ' d • f A Sbarehold ' f • • th cl•
provement of ugus 1, se. Thirty years drea ful suffering roma er-It is a vote o censute on e tree- afternoon, b. s e - lc oria-paik on 11, Gower-etreet, Bedford-square.
foot of the new biidge Sloan-street, anti wool.l he
Y. I know noth.
ino• more striking than the ad- breeds of stock, and in the appecetion of
ch3tnical
sc.
i rheumatism has been removed by Du Barry's delicious' Reva- tore. (Cheers.) s,
this occasion.
winces which have h a • • • On the 27th iust., at Sevenoaks, Kent, Geo. Claridge,
known by the name of the Sloane-street Terminus. , -L...jj 11 , n• . . , ~-, ~ ,
een made in this direction during ence to agriculcure in France. The • teem Arabiea Fod • fi ' k' t*
o, in vo wee s ime.-WILLIAm CrivlN.- Mr. MALINS said he could not help that. He did not t tDVERTISEMENT,i o oway s wintment atm ries nag., nged 63.
the last 15 years. In the y were commenters ,
machine, the rea • rmers to a 1'
thrashing machine, the sowing with the British fh ery great extent, thou,h Supported by testimonials from the celebrated Professors of move it in that sense, but as a measure for the improve- Notices had been served upon the owners of the land, have again cured an ulcerated leg. Charles Martin, of On the 25th inst., at Dublin, the Rev. Francis Hassard,
pmg machine and oth r implements, they had not been SO much so, as the en • .1 h • Chemistry Dr. Andrew Uro •Dr Shorland •Dr Harvey ;
even in the plough.; that we ' e is c t Wha gin so] s act ment of their property. (Cheers.) and they soon expected to get possession of it. He Winchester, was for 16 years afflicted with an ulcerat,al vicar of Fuerty, in tho diocese of Elphin, aged 38.
Dr C
a bell •Dr G ' * ' * I •
attiker ; Dr. W.urzer ; Dr. ngram . On the 2'2d inst., accidentally drowned, the Rev. Fred.
: Dr. REILLY seconded Mr. Matins's resolution. considered that their difficulties were at an end, and that leg ; there were thirteen wounds in 1 f ; •
of what has been effected alread
now use, you have a sa.mple competed with th oun ry.. . ta, contrast was there, Lo.rd SntluPai ' . ' 1 oan a arming
it de Deems • the Dowaget Countess of Castle
nd a foretaste of what however between the condition of Fran Simpson, curate of Caistor, near Great Yarmouth, aged
On the CHAIRMAN putting the resolution for the re- th t ffi I' 1-, 1 h
_e _rawc teat -ea „teen expected on their line would be character, and he tried every remedy that professioual
will be accomplished hereafter?' I ' - ce, as respects stuart; Major-Gen. y o er respec a e
Th 'as King, and man th thl 38
foretaste onl mechanical inventions and that of this count
because looking at the patentean say a y, , rye About persons whose health has been restored be' it after all othei eeption and adoption of the report, fully realised. skill could devise, which, however, only made him ' • d the Rev W
On the 17th inst., at Norwoo , • m. Phelps,
ce retunas of this ear nine yeers ago he travelled through the whole of F ' • - ' • M B - • • I t tl I' f In ans w t tions put by 'several shareholders., wor. e, and with disease and sff • b •
I see that since 1850 no less than 35 patents 11 Y ' ' ' f J ranee means of cure had failed. Suitably packed for all climates, .r. RUCh (director) obeectec o to po icy 0 , a.r o ques . u enng °came a mei° M.A.. seed 81.
ave been in the be innin of the monta o uly. He Sir S M -1 the circumstances connected skeleton. About ten months h d • ' '''
taken out for an invention of one kind onl g g f passed '
w-th full instructions. In canisters, elbs., Ils. ; 121b5., 225.; the board generally, especially the postponement of • . Piero explains', aeo e commence using On the 18th inst., at Boulogne.sur-Mer, Miss Ann
plication of steam to plougbin . I ,
, n-for the ap• through the heart of the country, rom the Pyrenees, super-refined, 11b.
~, g w , teolt, too, i t th b T l
n o e y ou ouse, up to Parie, and thence to Englend, and , 6s. ; 2lbs., 11s.; elbs., 225, ; nibs., 335. payment for ten years of the cost of the repairs of the
The 101bs. and 121bs. carriage free, on receipt of post-office with getting possession of the land, and suggested that HollowaY's Ointment and Pills, and tins° wonderful re- Cruekshauks.
permanent way. He ventured to assert that the ex• a map should be prepared bY the directors which would inedies, in twelve weeks, left ' him without a wound or e - - -
very valuable report by Dlr. -nvelyn Denison .
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on the he then observed that the operations of reaping the order. Barry du Barry and Co 77 Reg-rent-street Landon ; make the übli au uainted veth the meens b which blemish, eapayin sound •
Paris Exhibition, aed see there that one firm-Cla • . •• • • • F.t ' peudi
, , e , , a. ture necessary for putting the permanent way p c q i , y . . g and tobust health.-Sold by all . n
yton crops in France were of a most primitive description. oi aunt, Mason and Co., Purveyors to her Majesty, niece- into c 1
omp ete repair would exceed 200,000/. the railway could be reached. medicine vendors throughout the world • at Professor LONDON : Printed and Pubeshod by MURDO YOUNG,
and Shuttleworth, of Lincoln-have sold, since 1852, H • • dilly ; also at 60,'Gracechurch 3' 0 d 451 St d• 4
-street; ,3 an , ran . ,
e perceived in every field that the crop was thrashed Mr. MITCHELL called attention to the state of the The motion that the report be adopted was then put Holloway's Estahliehmeets, 244, Strewn 'London, and of No. 112, Strand, Plinter, at The sun Office, No,
1,390 isteam-engines for agricultural purposes, with Cheapside; 68, Cornhill ; 49, Bishopsgate-street; 55, Chaa,
an on a fio li. h
or w ic was made for the the soft
purpose upon . I accounts, which, he contended, showed that they did And carried unanimously. 80, Maiden-lane, New York ;by Ae Stampa Constanti- 112, Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the (minty
z nearly 9,QQQ• (Hear.) 1 1 k lahteross • 51 llener Baker street • 53 and 157 Ozicrd.
Kgrega4 hPriti-PCIP3I.. ° .- - - - .99 1 firg_l4llda and inisteatl of beiDg wiunowecl by any InitChinVis RUM 8 ' " ' -- " --.- --- '----- '--- -- business without 0 h cl. "cl cl "
PO 03, and t 0 kil en was la an In. The meeting was then Diade special for the parpose of tipple; A, Guidicy, ,
Smyrna ; and C, Muir,'Malta. •of Micldlesex, Saturda -
Y. August 30. 1856.

Mr. MALINS concurred in the idea of a uniform rate
of charge for working expenses, and it was the intention
of the Railway Reform Associati to to apply to
Parliament next session for a bill for that pur-
pose. He called upon them to att. mat to stem the
system of parliamentary legislation, which had the effect
of infl;cting incalcula'tle injury on the shareholders. He
condemned the system of paying locomotive superinten-
dents large sums of money as that that bad been paid to
Mr. Gooch, because the construction of a locomotive en-
gine was as well known now and as simple as the making
a man's coat. He implored the meeting not to be deluded
by the statement of the Chairman, that the
changes alluded to by him were exceptional, as
experience showed them. He likewise condemned
the establishment of a swense account.
Ou a former occasion the chairman led the, meeting to
believe that the Government inspector's report, as to the
state of the line, was an exaggeration, and that 150,0001.
would put it in a proper state of repair ; but they now
li found that was not so, for 11'5,000/. had been spent, and
more would be required. He defended the conduct of him-
self and othersin opposing the bill referred to by the chair-
man on the ground that if the powers were given to the board
the capital account would be increased, and he gave as
an instance of the soundness of that opinion that 100,0001.
had been borrowed since the passing of the act, and they
were asked to sanction the borrowing of 112,0001. He
concluded by moving the following resolution :-
1 " That it is the opinion of this meeting that the disas-
trous position of the Eastern Counties Railway property
proves the inability of the present board to manage itf
affairs advantageously, or to do it justice, and therefore a
change is imperative, to the extent of four directors at
least, and that a committee be formed of twelve proprie-
tors, to consult with the Board of Directors as to who of
their body shall retire ; and that the same committee shall
suggest to the shareholders the names of four gentlemen
to fill up the vacancies to be thus created. That this
meeting be adjourned to Thursday, the 11th day of Sept.,
at one o'clock precisely, to fill up the vacancies in the
board thus created ; and such names to be advertised
prior to the general meeting."
The CHAIRMAN said it would be illegal to adjourn the
meeting, as proposed by the mover of the resolution.
Mr. MALINS then consented to strike it out. He
referred to the evils of the practice of railway directors
and others passing free over the line, and he called
on the meeting to agree to a resolution, that no person
should travel free over their line (not oven Directors)
unless the line paid 4 per cent. If the Directors tra-
velled on the business of the company let them
pay their expenses and after wards be repaid,
(Hear. hear.) The honourable gentleman next re-
ferred to the rates of cai rime paid by coal contractors,
viz., 100 tons of coal 100 miles at 33. 101 per ton,
which, he said, was, not sufficiently remunerative. He
considered that the time bad arrived when it
was necessary to have an entire change in the manage-
ment of the railway, and to effect that they should
introduce a number of new men into the directory.
(Hear, hear.) Ho recommended the shareholders to elect
Mr. Walters a director in the room of Mr. Margrave, who
had resigned. In allusion to his resolution Mr. Matins
said that he withdrew that part relative to the adjourn-
ment on the understanding that is special meeting, as
was necessary, would be called for the purpose.
A Shareholder—lt is a vote of censure on the direc-
tors. (Cheers.)
Mr. MALINS said he could not help that. He did not
move it in that sense, but as a measure for the improve-
ment of their property. (Cheers.)
Dr. REILLY seconded Mr. Matins's resolution,
On the CHAIRMAN putting the resolution for the re-
seption and adoption of the report,
Mr. BRUCE (director) objected to the policy of
the board generally, especially the postponement of
payment for ten years of the cost of the repairs of the
permanent way. He ventured to assert that the ex-
penditure necessary for putting the permanent way
into complete repair would exceed 200,000/.
Mr. MITCHELL called attention to the state of the
accounts, which, he contended, showed that they did
business without profits, and the dividend was in an in.

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In answer to questions put by several shareholders,
Sir S. M. l'Ero explained the circumstances connected
with getting possession of the land, and suggested that
a map should be prepared by the directors which would
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