The Sun.
London, England, 1851-04-10 00:00:00

Total ...

STEAM-BOATS.

Passengers
Parcels, H. C. and D. ... ...

... ... £ll3 8 10

-14 0 7

£127 9 5
LONDON AND BLACIMALL RAILWAy.— Amount of refer'.
for the week ending April 6:—
Passengers
Goods

Total

.. ....X.S9G 9 1
••• .• 21 10 0

Total ..1:917 19 I
Corresponding week last year -.. 862 1 4

T
DRURY-LANE TR/LATEX NaEtrtientOioPn toM tith. e BdultNies.
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B
d
TON. —Mr. Benton, N 9110.98 ass
of the free-list office has 'won forah°rm: the approbation of all
who have knownbimlytheaprep,retcaikaeste his benefitivily to-morrow
teii
night, when, no doubt, the attendance of hie friends
will prove that have l
tion which they ways experienced at his hands.
VACANCY AT THE NATION AL GALLERY. The
situation •of housekeeper to this institution has become
vacant, by the sudden decease of Mrs. Braybrooke, the late
occupant.
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Industry and economy will get rich while sagacity
and intrigue are laying their plans.—Eliza Cook's Journal.
OMNIBUS SERVANTS' PROVIDENT SOCIETT.—OR
Tuesday night a crowded meeting of the mem'ers and
friends of this institution was held at Exeter Hall, Lord
Robert Grosvenor in the chair. After a few observations
from his Lordship on the objects of the meeting, the secre-
tary read the report, which stated that the society was
formed by Mr. Sculley, by whose perseverance, although
it had only been established two years, the funds amounted
to nine hundred pounds. There were several noblemen
and gentlemen contributors to the funds, as well as Om:
' bus proprietors, and it had so far increased in public estimnne.
Lion that Prince Albert, through his secretary, Coolordri.
Phipps, and only last Monday week, forwarded-et aid of
Sculley a cheque on Messrs, Contts for 23/.19
the society. At the conclusion of the report, b. lordship
d red the
said he had on being requested to preside en
matter, e
to the deter-
matter, and from inquiries made bad come
support. There. were
P:other class of
ere ro hardly
about
mination to consent, believing that
men had bean so much maligned,
ha iesybcuadrgr
carriage
e stateddu t y
worked, and were better worthy of.
11,000 men, and Sir Charles Wood,
no less than 3,001 omnibuses run,lnhuoig,nogindltinvigould
be
named, no less a aunt
wages were to h
tahsubscriber
was t o tphaei fundspaid
t o th society.eofrotlliTeloeoeh
aahalxi.
mwed,.a.n. d shode, together with
noomnleissbusa
paid, vehicles
ftohranth4eoon u,omooll.r oßresides omnibusesthis,
and horses bought and fed, ro
numberless incidental expenses,
2,000 0001. a vear, Pa I approved of the • which
society, he
could meet. 'He high.Y
ns, It support,tsrauvineltlinbang,
should henceforeard MI and endeavour to make
, id by the publinch-filee
likeivi-g*
. Mr. Owen, Mr. Joseph Payne, and
his friends do
several other gentlemen Laving add
^ gaddressed the meeting, and
urged the nudes of the s ciety upon the public, the Rev. Dr.
the adoption f
Ainslie moved o the report, which was carried
unanimously, and several resolutions in furtherance of the
, . ts in view of the "Metropolitan Omnibus Servants Be-
nefit society were Passed. Thanks were voted to the Noble
chairma, who having acknowledged the compliment, the
meeting separated.

—AN APOLOGY "MICH WAS SADLY NERDED.--Tle
pbereinsegnat bigoionaill jS, as every one knows,
hopes it 'will yet eo
further—it
it must be confessed
atryl but still it is the best of its kind, for
a long wad from
Out-and-Outgethas
as far as it has gone—and we have
pect, " it nproved itself in every re-
' Ministry.'—Punch.
BREWERS, VICTUALLERS, &C.—From earetar
printed by order of the House of Commons,
it appears that
T England the number of brewers is 2,281, and of victuallers
09,676. 85,808 persons are licensed to sell beer to be drunk
on the premises, and 3,350 are licensed to sell beer not to bo
allowed.
drunk on the premises. 25,851 victuallers brew their own
beer; 12,497, who brew their own beer,er saurnesare
licensed to
wesdell it
to,
if drunk on the premises; and 951 persons
sell beer not to be drunk on the premises. The amount of
malt consumed by each clo3 is, in bushels, as follows :
Brewers, 17,800,683 ; victuallers, 7,154,519 ; persons licensed
brewers
to sell beer to be drunk on the premises, 2,884,249 ; andpersons licensed to sell beer not to be drunk en the premises,
aheele 341,878. In Scotland there are 151 brewers, and 14,971
victuallers, 178 of whorisiT;b:fer.eriewnaatlrthe,e9sn brewersbeer.irown nct
Itir.lland, who
i The i
csuonmseumneBB,o32l4,96Bul,hbouisio .
consume 1,164,702 bushels of malt, and there are 13,793
victuallers.
AN EDITOOIAL DILEMMA .—An editor in the
western part of Michigan is in a fis. He dunned a sub= iher
for his subsciiptiJn, which he refused to pay, and threat..
ened to dog the editor if he stopped the paper.—New York
Courier.'