The Sun.
London, England, 1856-11-10 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.--(This Day.)

LONDON, Nov. 10.—Wind this day at noon, N;sl7.
moderate breeze.
wereP l,
.1' DfloOrUtThae,
est.
9.—Wind N.W.—Arrived—United,
from Coquimbo.
W—Arrived
CLYDE, Nov. B.—Wind . ved—D'lsraeli, from
Pictou; Cambria, Montreal; Harlequin and Wandsworth,
west of Africa.
' 2.—Arrived—Lucetta, from Ant-
SWANSEA, Nov.
Quebec.
COWES, Nov. 2.—Arrived—Philomela, from Batavia, for
Rotterdam.
AYE BAY, Nov. S.—Arrived—Cornucopia, from St.
;frßomritsisth. Queen, I`
~13 .
SCILLY, Nov. 7.—Wind E.—,Sailed
fo—Vasco John's, N.B.
Off the
PILL, Nov. 9.—Wind W.—Arrived—Allan, .1 :11.
o°trer ptit—lii elf' asr, tbi no
Janeirotei for London.
bee. Sailed—Neptune, for St.v
Vincent.
'Alillyanz,anftiroumm,QBet-.

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1. t year in connection with the Bible burning tit SPORTING NOTES. , dices) after eleven a.m. Nov. 3,51 b extra. T.Y.C. f Cleveland Thur. Killov ..... 10 30 keep no their credit and mislead their creditors. Ho re-
:2E . 1E
1 33 subs, • 1 Colyees, Mr mues.Portobello
Thur. Pole-hill Arins
eta- ilc:ngstowe, is just declared convalescent after
FAIR THOUGHTS FROM NEWMARKET. I at lb st lb 10 30 turn,,f 800/, a yenr in his income, while it turned nut that
teeevere fever.; Sat. Flint House
10 :',O he had sunk 25,000/. in his business. What he red fe•
DUBLIN, SATURDAY EVENING. 8 7 Fil:y, by Tearaway, Deere's, Lord Wed Warden Hills
THE TIPPERARY BANK--IN CH ANCERY. The quick regularity of Newmarket at " meeting Old Fashion
ettnuoN OUTRAGES-GOVERNMENT MEAD TRI:il. Commoner
time"-the only aspect of the town, with which a large !
• el-"ig in rade-ay shares, , j
It is reported that the Irish Government is re- Mongrel
income tax ~ as a robbery upon his credit,rA. The in-
_ iseoaae.s O. SADLEIR..-, 7cKIE V. Notelets.
mr. J. J Murphy moved hue pal Lion in the first matter, majority of racing men are familiar-have been displaced
iv-,:iul,~tn.
power to check the spirit of ribbonisrrt which is
p!rsonal
.7,htitc,he
Chaucer
filed under the provisions of the 15th section Iby the gaiety and festivities of "fair time."
...
.. 10 20 ! any other circumstance. Mr. Nicks timber merchant,
1100
3300
isntastt.eiarldthoaft
hundredslie hadha;dthlies again showing itself in various parts of the cotta- hancery Regulation Act, for an order of refer-
e ace to the Master to administer the real and over, the inhabitants are bent upon enjoyment. Their ' Cara Fatima
brief season of revellin commenced en Saturday lase Master Begot 7 8 Schneider
try. That something beyond the ordinary routine estate of the late John Sedleir, M.P. The petitionerg , 7 0 Fitzwilliaires, Earl Ali'''le.id. . (F)lgdglelsrfeTt.donb-risitelia.iii ....
Fri. Monk's-wood
Janet
means are to be resorted to appears likely from a ,was Mr. Norris,;of London, a gentleman to whom let- with the opening day ot the November Fair, and• d
F. 8., Mr. Williams's Tues. merthen-M-Constantiue... 10 30 etnt.odying the foregoing res,dution,, was adopted, ell
. Colt by Touchstone, Apothecary 6lO seuier,v,telyieo7she:(siedadadtedt,huaunea,,nod,e,
dto 3rlr. Sadle;r, everybody seems actuated b a Good tempered dis osi-
proclamation in Llst night's Gazet!,e offering no lose teen of administration had beer, granted
.. . . . , e Y e . P out of Dipthong ... 7 6 Kenerdy
Wed. Fisher's-pond Hi 30 the proceedings tPrtuinated.
10 45
than 1004 reward for such information as may lead :and the principal respondent was i r. John badleir, the tion to enter into the fun provided. The little boys are Odd Trick
Fri. Presbaw House
10 30
10 45 .. to the arrest of four men who waylaid and violently ;heir-at-law of the deceased,
quite riotous in their hilarity, and are as mischievous, Yorkshireman
assaulted Richard Graham, ore Monday last, at Kil- The Chancellor-A Mr.
annoying, and amusing as only boys can be ; and the Zanoni 7 4 The Little Cob
a petition to administ'sr Mr. Sadleir's assets ; • ER i-',OM-
P, INKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTH ... .. leskillen, in the county Meath. The value of a lady 'presentedh Red White, and Blue 7 4 Lima - 6 2 Fri. Yeddiugliam•brid,ge
was said about it yesterday. Newmarket boys certainly beat all others for daring ' ';-.P.IIICEAS Off 8I:I AR E,`,',
PANIES' STOCK. 1
or gentleman's life, at Dublin Castle, has, hereto- ;some: mg . .
The Tattler
M . Curtis
fore, been only 100/. For tuat of a farmer of the Rickledon.
7 4 Sister to Dramatist. 6 0 U. H. C Mr. Powell Tues. libydgech-gate
7 4 Cumberland 5 10
Petition, he submitted, ought to be proceeded with is ment set before them, the more keen is their appreciations 8 York and Ainaty Tues.H.ed House
middle class, 801., add any one of lower rank Ida ,
ireference to the one filed by Mr. Norris. Mr, Hickie Queen Be
of it. A little dash of daneer, in fact, ives ter Viol t F Bees
~ 77 44 Sir Humphrey
Thur. Marton-village
Y EVENIN
The Government only offered the first-named :was a simple contract creditor of the deceased, and his a grea e an
..
Sat. Pill Moor, Bafferton....., 10 30
amount for the discovery of the murderers of Mrs. :petition prayed for the administration of both the real delight.All *fairsg) each 3 ftwith
zeal to their countryare the same, The Juvenile Selling Stales of 5 soya
.f..a , . e _
HArtstEas. PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FREDA
LONDON, FRIDAY, Nov. 7, 1556.
Kelly, and the same for the murderers of Mr. The- and personal estate of Mr. Sadleir. but Newmarket differs slightly from those to which 25 added; for two-yr-olds ; colts, Sgt /lb ; fillies and
Alton (Beagle's).. Wed. Honey street-wharf ll 0 ''A"-LIGHT ANL) GOKE COMPANII7,s.
dens O'Callaghan, solicitor. The Chancellor-Does your petition, Mr. Murphy, cockneys are accustomed, from its peculiar rue- geldings, Bst 41b ; maidens having started three times Fri. Staunton-village ll 0 Dividend Amount
relate to the real as well as the personal estate ? allowed 51b in addition to any other allowances claimed B. V. H Tues. Wallbridge-gate .12 0 Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
CONFLICT BETWEEN RIBBON3IEN AND POLICE. ticity. Gingerbread stalls, bazaars, shows, are here , •
Mr..Murphy.----It-does, my lord, and we melee Mr. Jno.to be sold for 1007 the usual way; below ; the winner
- , The Westmeath Guardian. has the following in abundance. neap-Johns stand C'
a e corner if entered to be sold for 80/., allowed 51b •; 60/., 101 b ; ! Breoksend,Thanet......Wed. Upstreet.gato lO 30 •------
Sadleir, the heir at law of the deceased, a respondent.
ie.: s. d. X s. 0.
account of a conflict between a band of ribbonmen of every street astonishing the natives, aped 401., 141 b; and 201., 211 h; allowance to be claimed at Fri. North Down - -
The Chancellor-Then I sea no occasion for Mr.
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and a party of the county police :- Hickie 's petition.at all, and I will make no order upon men and women parade the outside of booths in gorgeseus the time of entry ; and the winner to be sold by aue.
&ion, Craven (Yorkshire) ...Tues. Airton-green -
"Last Sunday night week ConstablePhilips and seven it.
Six subs or no race, if eight subs the second to cave his Fri. Craven Heifer ll 01 Brighton •••• - •• ••., 20 0 0 '2O 0 0 15
array, and go through their performances with a d',gnity 100 0 o 150 0 o ' -
Dulverton . • Wed. Court Down lO 301 City of London .. -•• of the Ballymahon constabulary were on patrol at Moigh, Mr. Curtis-There is this peculiarity in Mr. Hickie's and gravity quite wonderful to behold. Then t, stake. T.Y.C. To close and name this evening at 7
Continental (4th Cap.) . - 50 0 0 20 0 0 -
road Sat. Nurcott
when they discovered an armed party of men on the aere are
- . , ble ••• •• •• •• 2/. 10s. 50 0 0---
o'clock.
10 45 T'qu'ta ••
i petition. Soared of the reepondents are parties to a deed da • booths,for t' youth cßement Wed. Dacre dancingtae you o, the town Jeo disport ' Great Central ...... •8/ per cent. 10 0 0 ail 12!,
; the constabulary crouched under the hedge, and i
, executed to pay certain demands on the late Mr. Sad-The All-aged Selling Stakes of 5 nova each, with 30
Sat. Cullgaith lO 45
„ , Imperial - - ........ 101.& bonus. 50 0 o all 89.,
crept along unobserved until within a few yards of the themselves, and the sounds of revelry by night are cer- added ; two-yr-olds, 7st 101 b ; three, 9st ; four, 9et 91b ; Elston
I heir, pay him ever the valance ; and there is nothing Tues. Cople Don -
party, and then went forward and demanded their in-in Mr. Norris's petition to carry out the trusts of that tainly more musical than melancholy. Beit Newmarket five, lOst ; six and aged, lOst 21b ; mares and geldings Fri. Lidlington - . 50 0 0 9 9
tentions. At this time one of the gang, who appeared i
I deed does not delight in low and grovelling amusements only allowed 21b, and maiden four-yr-olds and upwards, 716 ; Huntingdonshire Tues. if elaingford-lodge, 125
11 0 Do., Part. Preference 61. per cent. 125 0 0
to be their leader, called out to his men to fall in and ,
the winner to be sold far 120 soya in the usual way ; if , . .
Thur• Warboys ll 0 Pbcenix • " "******" 41. per cent. 60 0 0 52 0 0 1 45.
The Chancellor,-No matter whether there is or not, -the light and the fantastic alone Have no char ea. 100 0016 0 0 1
216,,,
12 0 Rateliff •• •• • .....• • front, which was promptly obeyed, and they then rushed i
Now the trusts of the deed can be carried out. I see no oc- m for sold for 100/. allowed 31b ; 80/. 61b ; 60/. Lonsdale s, Lord Fri. rfulcott
entered to be ,
In United General .... •• 2/. 10s. 50 0 0 all 1
5:11,,
them The students of natural history h W b ' ' b Id Stockton &Billingbam Thur. Billingham
have om •
forward and endeavoured to disarm the police.
N°-
- . casion for Mr. Hickie's petition, and will not refer it to •10lb ; 407., 181 b ; and 20/., 241 b ; the winner to e so
Williams's, 1° Westminster Clrtered 41 per cent. 50
fearful collision took place, several of the mob were . well's menagerie, in the contemplation of which they by auction. Five subs or no race. T.Y.C.-To close Mr. E...... Fri. Rock Hotel, Roborough Ditto, New ........ - 50 00 10 is; o )0,4
the Master. I will make an order of reference on the
knocked down, and the constables succeeded in capturing Down
a gun from one of the party after much difficulty. The . other petition • but before I d • I wish to know if the
; proceeding in any way interferes with the proceedings Douglas has his temporary theatre, in which he delieht WEDNESDAY.
police at last were successful in arresting seven of the , 6 8 The OPTIONALSCOTCH. 1 Dividend Amount
in the matter of the Tipperary Bank ? large audiences with the most attractive entertain manta
Paid. Price
Name of Company. , per of party, ail natives of the county Westineath, some of'.
25 added ; two-year-olds, fist 10Ib ; three, 9st 21b ; four, Fox Rosins.
; Annum. Share.
Mr. Murphy-It does not, nay lord ; and my client, • 1 cl. fmelodrama 4 Baceleuch's (Duke of).Tues. Headshane
whom bad come upwards of 15 miles. Information bas Inc u tng farce , aye, and the I'dgitimata
Mr Norris has never got any notice of any of ,those - 9st 121 b ; five, lOst 31b ; six and aged, lOst slb ; maiden
Thur. Hirsel lO 30 I £ s. d. X s. d.
been sworn against the parties, who are returned for • . ' drama too, for to-night (Monday) they have announced two-yr-olds, having started twice without being placed,
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proceedings.
Sat. Lauder Castle lO 30 East London
trial to the next assizes for Longford."
all --
The Chancellor-Is he not a creditor of the bank ? Sheridan Knowles' play of the " Love Chase" for per- allowed 7lb ; other maiden two-yr-olds allowed. 31b ; Dumfriesshire Tuen.llammerscalcs .
10 30 Grand Junction .... • • , 41. per cnt. so 0 0
POSTAL COMMUNICATION WITH LONDON. Mr. Murphy-He is a separate creditor of Mr. Sad- formance. I cannot attempt to convey to the reader three-pr-olds, having started without _
winning
in the 0 0 - se
Sat• Williamworth-bridgelo 3) Kent.. .... .......... 41. psi cnt. 100
lib
. 100 0 0
The report presented to the proprietors in the, heir's, and it is most desirable for all parties that this the slightest idea of the full fun of the fair; the odd Ids and •(Earl fRI' " . A I brid e '
Present year, 7lb ; and maiden four-yr o Fife o oss yri s)lues. ue noor-. g . D. 0 Lambeth
e oNew River Company.. 2/. 10s. - -
-
City of Dublin Steam-packet Company at their- order should be made to put an end to litigation. upwards allowed 51b, in addition to any other allow- Thur. Scott's Caug - -
statedsayings of clowns, the quaint postures of acrobats, the • the winner to be sold for 120 sous, in the usual Linlithgow and Stir- West Mfddleex. ••• • .. 5/. per cent. 61 0 0 - 101
meeting yesterday, gives the public some. The Chancellor-Will not those proceedings involve eine . .
blatant and humorous eloquence of •3'b ; 80/ lingshire Tues. Lee Castle -
information (not much certainly) touching the im-. an account of Mr. Sadleir's assets.
if cheap Jacks, and way ;if entered to be sold for 1001., allowed ; . .
BRIDGES.
portant and interesting subject of the contemplated, Mr.
Murphy-They may, my lord • and so an a •
p the perilous adventures of roundabouts and swings 71b ; 601., 121 b ; 401., 18Ib ; and 20/., 231 b ; the winner Thur. Biggar Shields
Sat. Cleghorn lO 45
10 45 ---
Dividend Amount
postal arrangements between the two capitals..made, if ' 'to stay the -M
only purpose is to let th..
plication may be
onfeeessary,. pro- y
. itselfreader know that New-
- * to be sold by auction. Five subscribers or no race.
Lothian . Tues. Blackshiels Inn lO 30 Name of Company. per of Paid. Price,
ceedings •; but the. order reference is necessary to market can disport when business is over and done n
0 e mile.-To close and name the evening preceding, Annum. Share.
There are, it appears, to be two mail services daily. Thur. Ormiston Hall
_____-_- - prevent suits against the estate, at seven o'clock. , Set. Newbyth lO 30
each way, the journey to be performed in eleven:in a right royal manner. And really, at this season The c X ad. £ s. d.
7%
The Chancellor-Is any one suing Mr. Norris? SCURRY HANDICAP of 5 soya each, 3 ft, with 20 _
hours. This project, if carried out, would be of 7 of the year, the true hospitality of the inhabitants added ; for all ages. Six subscribers or no race ;if 10 HAL:aims. Hungerford -.. • • .... - -
Mr. Murphy-No, my lord, not at present ; but Mr.
Tale's, Mr, A. D Wed. Largie.toll - 'llO 0 0 - - great public utility, not only in a comynercial point; Hickie threatened to do so. By the 25th section of the comes out most pleasantly, and their hearts are as open second to save his stake. T.Y.C.-To close and name Sat. Coodham-gate ll 30 Ditto New of N p.c. 1/. per cent. 30 0 0 - -
of view, but it would encourage travelling amongst, act your lordship's order would stop all proceedings, as their houses. "Johns and Molls are coming trooping the night preceding, at seven o'clock, and weights to
-- Waterloo - 100, 0 0 - -
Ditto Old Ann. of 8/. 1/. 14s. Bd. 160 0 0 - - those who consider a six hours' sea voyage a period, Mr. Curtis-The object of the two petitions is to a into the fair in holiday attire, and I have more than appear shortly after.
Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 105. 4d. 40 0 0 - 26'4
of bodily affliction, and they form a large class, great extent the same, and both might be referred. The SEFTON HANDICAP of 5 soya each, 3 ft, with 60 11'
__ACES. - LIVERPOOL AND SHREWSBURY. - YOUATT
Vauxhall ............ 965. ' 70 10 3 - 203,4
once heard some robust Damon ejaculate, on the remora-War. GRAY'S information for the above will be forwarded , indeed. The report of this company is not long, The Chancellor-That is the very reason there should added • the winner of handicap flat race after ten a ,ov
tany
strance of his plump Musidora as the cthis depend to-morrow. He guarantees ten winners at the DOCKS. and it contains matter of public interest. not be two petitions or two references.o soya 3lb
. y ontemplated a.m. N ember 3, of he value of 7 • clear, ;
two meetings, or the money eturned, the winner of two -he cake-stall "Oh d-n the 'a enee
Sir John Kingston James, Bart., presided. The, Mr, W. Smith said he was counsel in the ewe cf t . s p , give us a quarter) 100, 616 ;
.200 and upwards, 1016 extra, but, not to be races being at 20 to 1 each. Bier past success-upwards of 250 Dividend Amount 1
of Paid. Price.
Name of Company per
following report from the board of directors was. "O'Flahe yv. rt M‘Dowell," which his lordship had ad- of a pound." accumulative ; second to receive 10 soya out of the winners, including the winners of the Derby and the Oaks Allrilllll. Share.
read and adopted :- vanced to the top of the list of the present term, and he Now to business. Mr. Topham, undaunted by the stakes ; six to start, or only half the money will be _is a sufficient recommendation. Terms to the end of the - -
"The directors, in making their 57th half yearly re -• thought that it would be better not to make any order falling off which certain Autumn M • has die 1
eetings isp ayeo, added. Mile and a half,; 2 subs. season, 55., including steeplechases. Address, 15, Charing-
Commercial .• .• •• •••• 51. pr cent. X s. d.l X s. d.
Stock. Stock. -
portof reference in either of the cases before the Court until Yrs st lb Yrs st lb cross. Stamps taken, , - lee%
to the proprietors, submit the accounts and state-•
East and West India.. 61. pr cent. Stock.
has boldly extended the Liverpool gathering to three Alonze
meat of debts, credits, and effects of the company on the that cause was heard. a 8 7 Peter Flat 3 610
East Country.. 2os. per sh. - - -
let__
___
The aCh neellor ' •-I will not do that • there is no reason days. Great many persons are going from here, and from The Early Bird... 58 2 Thames Dittos
-
of September last, in pursuance of the provisions of'. .
Ditto 80nd5........ 4/. per cent. the act of Parliament, why I should not make an order on 'Mr. Norris's peti information which I have received, as the police reports Wild Huntsman 5 8 0 Polmoodie 3 6 6
--- ae
St. Katharine ........ 4 per cent. Stock. 1 1 "'The Lion, and every reason why I should. balance to the credit of profits and loss for the. ...1.1. . •
' have it, lam inehned to believe that the meeting will Yorkshire Grey... 4 7 7 Catherine Parr
0 1 50 0 0 45
half-year amounts to 17,9261. 103 e id., after payment of m . Curtis then submitted that the carriage of the be as successful, as Mr, Topham could have been sin Mary
Proceedings should be given to his client, Mr. Hickie. L h B
eug awn a 7 36 4 ht • all charges, including the repairs of the vessels, which.solig ening as any other :- JOINT-STOCK B ANKS.
The Chancellor-Certainlyt. You appear if you gains enough to expect. The Autumn Cup is likely to Pretty Boy
~ A few days ago a Tartar rode at a furious pace along
latter have been unusually heavy, in consequence of three,
Dividend Amount
and ae
them go on with due diligence ; and you 37 0 Uzella
of them-the Trafalgar, Duke ofCam bridge and Ducheest like,
Name of Company. per
t 3 , may go on with your own case if you like, but I will to use a trite quotation, it is quite "a tower of strength Reveillee
of Kent-having been provided with new boilers, and a,
_ make no order on it. I will one make the one order, to them eetin " Fanny Fern - -- --
, Credit Mot Hier, Place Vendome.
thorough repair of the engines, hull, &c., since the comeg-
X s. d. A s. d.
and that will be in Mr. Norris 'a yease. Hospitality - 3610 De Ginkel 3 ' Ina twinkling h's advent was known at the Bourse. t
mencement of the half-year. The, Aintree Plate is the first item on paper. Seventeen ..„, ee , n5tra1a5ia........... 1201. per cent. 40 0 0 all 9_9 q
Mr. Smith-Your lordship has placed the case of h
"The directors have, however, the satisfaction of stet-4 Lae JARLTERSKELTER STAKES of 3 says each, with 20
One
speculator asked another, " What's is the wind British NorthA.merican I 6/. per cent. 50 0 0 •• 0 67
" O'Flaherty v. M‘Dowell" at the head of the list of orees are nominated for it, and, of the lot, Jack Shep•
aided Id 6 121 b •th Bit 7ib • f 9et 51b ; How comes the Credit Mobilier to receive a Tartar ?Is Commercial of London. lo: per cent. ,100 0 0 202 0
ins that these vessels are now not only fully equal, but. a ; two-yr-o. s, st ; ree , our
Michaelmas Term, and there is some doubt as to when it r.
Ard and Uzella appear to be as well in as anything. h bull bear ? Ought one to go for the rise or the Colonial .............. 5/. per cent. 100 0 0
in some respects superior to their original state of effi-. five, gat 101 b • six and aged, 9st 12Ib ; mares and geld- e aor a .
lonian-- ..... ..... 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 -
ciency, their speed having been improved and their aca .
may be on-whether it may be on after the cases stand- 1 The moat prominent competitors for the Welter'. Cup ings allowed '3lb ; all winners at the present meeting fall ?"
i Lona. Char. Bk. of Aus. - 20 0 0 all 0 2044
mg over or after the old causes for this term.
ent. 50 0020 0 ;mie commodation for live stock and cargo considerably in- ought to be Prince' of Orange and Barfleur. 516 extra ; horses having started three times during After an hour of rapid fluctuations themyrery. was Londonor: Inact4osutnrritriu.t.r 1.19!. P
1141 percent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 50y,
The Chen 11 I advan d-t
to th i fth 1
ce ..er-
this
ce i e. make e genera present year without winning or being placed solved. The Tartar had brougat t, thel Credit .iN ()ether a L
creased. They have also been provided with means of! Should Mongrel be brought out for the Kaowsley the .
. ,121. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 32,,
London Joint• Stock . •
cause • • petition list of i term, and I will no other shelter for emigrants and deck passengers,- in the same,second, allowed 51b ; maiden four yr-olds and upwards concession of the group of Russiane. ways. i
Provincial of Ireland.. 1 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 55,„
order. Other suitors must not be prejudiced. Nursery Handicap an opportunity may be afforded for
way as bad been previously done with so much success; slb in addition to any other allowances We have kept our readers informed of ad the pbales Ditto, New......... 8/ ,per cent.l 10 0 0 all 0 7
Mr. Smith - Oar only object is to stop litigation, deciding the "vexed question" relative to his descrip- allowedwhich' be claimed the to be sold for of the mighty struggle which has been going on between Nationni of Ireland.- 161. per cent. 50 002210 in the other trading vessels of the company, and which, may. ; winner
improvement, though attended with considerable cost in. There were 40motions in the Queens Be h t lion. He is entered as half-bred for this
i aoc yes ter- event, and, 60 sous ;if entered to be sold for 40, allowed 511:1 the Credit Mobilier and a combination of bankers in re- Nat. Provincial of Eng. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 31- 0 9 71'4,
Ditto, New ...• •• •• i 8/. per cent. 20 0 0 0 e
day
in this bank
40
the first construction, has been amply compensated by•
the advantages thus secured for the safety and comfort. Mr. Curtis-We lost no time in filing our petition, South Australia .. ~.. 141 p.a.& bs. 25 0 0 „ -my Mr. Goodwin's argument is as follows :- and any surplus over the selling price to go to the fund ; gretip in Europe.
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lord.
Union of Australia.... 30'. per cent. 25 0 0 ••
of the poorer class of passengers, in addition to the more: The six subs, or no race. One mile.evening -To close the s Every country has now its group of ralways.
2 10 0 -
favourable re-measurement of the vessels for dock and, Chancellor-If you lost no time, Mr. Norris lost "In accordance with the 17th and 18th rules of the
preceding, at seven o'clock. There is the French group, the English group, the Ditto ............. 301. per cent. -
Union of L0nd0n...... 2(1'.. per rent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 27N
less, for he was before you.
light dues, under the regulations of the Board of Trade,. '. . Jockey Club, there cannot be a question that Mongrel
The Tyro Stakes of 5 sovs each, with 30 added, for two-Austriangroup, the Prussian group, the
~. Lombard group, Union of Madrid ... •• 1 - 4 O 4O 0 0 all -
and of the Merchant Shipping Act of 1854. His lordship was occupied the remainder of the day is disqualified as winner of the Nursery Stakes ; and atgroup, the Portuguese
the Sardinian group, the Spanish
_ea
CANALS.
ills •8 t 121 b ; fillies and gelciings, Bst Blb ;
yro) a , colts, s
" In the last report the directors stated that they were. *
. hearing general cause petitions of no interest. Newruarket, Mongrel, it will be seen, is disqualified the winner to pay 5 soya towards expenses ;the win- group, the Belg g i , ihn rou ) the Roman group, the is 4 •
i •
in expectation of receiving a communication from Go- : .y. THE BANK.--IN THE COMMON COMMON PLEAS, upon more grounds than one-for he is by The Cure out ner to be sold for 100 sore in the usual way ; olitan group, the Monaco group. Names of 17, Divldesid p„, Names of gi Dividend!
vernment defining the nature of the improvements re- ; b estejedday the ease. of 'M owell v. O'Connell" having if
en-
'A Ru • was aleue wantieg to render Brad.
C..mpanies.
_,._,. ,filler -"ce Companies. '' Per Price.
4 Annum. et a sister to Lady Superior, but he was entered for the tered to be sold for 80/., allowed slb ; 60/., Bb. ; 40/., Russian group
who will
I ii. um. V 2 .
bet ell by the Post-office authorities for the mail serv: Bankers Act,
on for arguments on points raised under the
14lb • and 201., 21lb • the winner to be sold by auc- shaw complete. But 'l have the honour of con
- - - -
Act, Nursery Stakes as `half bred,' and handicapped as ' structing it ? To what capitalists will Russia deign to - ;x ,
between London and Dublin. That communication has.lion after the race, and any surplus to go to the fund, x
been since received. It states that there are to be two. a M‘Donough, Q.C., said be had to afply to their such. Although Messrs. Weatherby may have reason T.Y.C. Six subs, entrust the completion of this gigantic undertaking ? %shtn ikOldh! 9872. P. ct.j 145 Macclesfield. 100 21..105. 51
.- -
• • . lordships to allow the case to Ki..,1 .. +h. ...-- :-.... t • • •• ••

have it, I am inohned to believe that the meeting will
- - off-
St. Katharine ........ 4 Per cent. Stock. I - 1 --.
"The balance to the credit of profits and loss for the. tion, and every reason why I should. Yorkshire Grey 4 7 7 Catherine Parr ... 6 6 4 The Paris Charivari contains the following account of
Mr, Curtis then submitted that the carriage of the Mary
proceedings should be given to his client, Mr. Hickie. sem Laugh aw B n a 7 5 Gaudy
all charges, including the repairs of the vessels, which. gains enough to expect, The Autumn Cup cullghtening as any other :- JOINT-STOCK B INKS.
The Chancellor-Certainly not. You may appear if you is likely to Pretty Boy
cuttohraima P t.
r. .:. .... •.... ...• 1351 d.. °peps. ecrenct.. 52°0 0° 00
I 5010 00
00
I 42'0 i
Dividend Amount
like, and make them go on with due diligence ; and you afford a race., of which its promoters may be proud, and, Lundyfoot 3 7 0 Uzella
Paid. Price.
of them-the Trafalgar, Duke ofCam bridge, and Duchees I 36 v the Boulevards, turned down the Rue de la Paix, and Name of Company. per of
of Kent-having been provided with new boilers, aed at may go on with your own case if you like, but I will to use a Witt: quotation, it is quite "a tower of strength Reveillee
make no order. on it. I will only make the one order, to them eetiug." Fanny Fern - -
thorough repair of the engines, hull, &c., since the cont..
s. d. As.d. I and that will be in Mr. Norris 'a case. Hospitality - 3610 De Ginkel Credit Moeilier, Place Vendome.
3 ' In a twinkling h's advent was known at the
mencement of the half-year. The, Aintree Plate is the first item on paper. Seventeen Bourse. 1n5tra1a5ia........... 1201. per cent. 40 0 0 all ' 9914
Mr. Smith-Your lordship has placed the case of
herares are nominated for it, and, of the lot, Jack Shep-
" The directors have, however, the satisfaction of stet-s
" O'Flaherty v. M‘Dowelr' at the head of the list of British NorthA.merican 151. per cent. 50 0 0 •• 67
ing that these vessels are now not only fully equal, butt
alicbaeltea d and Uzell
and
. thereis some doubt as to when it . r a appear to be as well in as anything. five,
HELTER-SKELTER STAKES of 3 save each, with 20 One speculator aeked another, " What's in the wind ?
aided ; two-yr-olds, bat 121 b ; three 84 716 ; four set 516 ; How comes the Credit Mobilier to receive a Tartar ? Is Commercial of London. Ilol.per cent. ,1100 00 00 2023
10)
00 -i-
Colonial .............. , 5/. per cent. :100 in some respects superior to their original state of effi.. le. mas
-TerTerm,
gat 101 b • six and aged, 9st 1216 ; mares and geld- he a bull or a bear ? Ought one to go for the rise or the
ingmay eon-whether it may be on after the cases stand. The most prominent competitors for the Welter Cup ings allowed '3lb ; all winners at the present meeting fall ?" t0n1an........... ..... ' 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 -
ciency, their speed having been improved and their ac-
Lona. Char. Bk. of Aus. - 20 0 0 all 0 204.4
over or after the old causes for this term.
p generalo 30/i
commodation for live stock and cargo considerably in-ought to be Prince' of Orange and Barfleur.
Should Mongrel be brought out for the Kaowel.v 51b extra •; horses having started three times during After an hour of rapid fluctuations the mystery was London and County .. 10% per cent. 50 0 0
The Chancellor-I advanced it to the i o of theeoneri ead Westminetr 11141i..1111'receerniti. 150iin
creased. They have also been provided with means of!
0 0 10 0 0 32
cause petition list of this term, and I will make no other the present year without winning or being placed solved. The Tartar had brought t ) the Credit Mobilier a
i'.
roX,
ion%
I.Jaronit,lSrteolielkn .
.. .. , 2 P
b '''
second, allowed 51b ; maiden four yr-olds and upwards concession of the group of Russian railways.
d I 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 55%
shelter for emigrants and deck passengers,. in the same,Nurser Haudica • y pan opportunity may e afforded for
order. Other suitors must not be prejudiced. -
way as hat been previous • ly done with so much success; allowed 51b, in addition to any other allowances We have kept our readers informed of all the phases Ditto, New......... 8 / .per cent. 10 0 0 all
in the other trading vessels of the company, and which, deciding the "vexed
Mr. Smith -Oar Our only object is to etop litigation. gquestion" relative to his descrip- which may be claimed the winner to be sold for of the mighty struggle which bas been going on between National of 'retard.... 1 61. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 - )
There were 40 motions in the Nat. Provlncial of Eng , 81. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 77,G
improeement, though attended with considerable cost in. Queen's Beech yester- lion, He is entered as halabred for this event, and, 60 soya; if entered to be sold for 40, allowed 511:1; the Credit Mobilier and a combination of bankers in re-0 22°0 0 0 boy,
day in this bank case.
40
the first construction, has been amply compensated by• according to Mr. Goodwin, he is incorrectly described. 30, 1016 ; 20, 'Ph ; the winner to be sold by auction, ference to the above group, the last the only unconceded Oriental Bank Corpora. ;81. p. ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all
the advantages thus secured for the safety and comfort. Mr. Curtis-We lost no time in filing our petition, South Australia ...... 'l4l p.ct.& bs. 25 0 0 „ -my Mr. Goodwin's argument is as follows - and any surplus over the selling price to go to the fund ; group in Europe. Dtto, Yew ......... ; 8/. per cent. 20 0010 0 0 -
lord.
Union of Australia.... 30'. per cent. 25 0 0
of the poorer class of passengers, in addition to the more: six subs, or no race. One mile.-To close the evening s Every country has now its group of ?always.2 ro 0 -64
favourable re-measurement of the vessels for dock and, The Chancellor-If you lost no time, Mr. Norris lost. "In accordance with the 17th and 18th rules of the
Jockey Club, there cannot be a question that Mongrel preceding, at seven o'clock. There is the French group, the English group, the Ditto ............. 391. per cent. -
Union of L0nd0n...... '2Ol. per tent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 27N
light dues, under the regulations of the Board of Trade,. less, for he was before you.
40 0 0 all -
and of the Merchant Shipping Act of 1854. His lordship occupied The Tyro Stakes of 5 eovs eech, with 30 added, for two-
was the remainder of the day is disqualified as winner of the Nursery Stakes ; and at -' •. • - the Sardinian group, the Spanish group, the Portuguese -
group, onion of Madrid ..... I -
hearing general cause petitions of no interest. yr.olds ; colts, Bst 121 b , fillies and gelaings, Bst 81b ; CANALS.
" In the last report the directors stated that they were. 'Austrian group, the Prussian group, the Lombard
Newmarket, Mongrel, it will be seen, is disqualified the winner to pay 5 soya towards expenses ;the win- , 1
in expectation of receiving a communication from Go-. THE BANK.-IN THE COMMON PLEAS.if en- politan group, the Monaco group. Names of 17, Dividend Names of T.,'
• Dividend
vernment defining the nature of the improvements re- : te c
Yesterday the case of M Dowell v. O'Connell" having upon more grounds than one-for he is by The Cure out ner to be sold for 100 save in the usual way •
of • • 1 b 1 r 1 lo: a sister to Lady Supenor, but he was entered for the terer to e sold for 80 ~ allowed elb ;60., 8 . ; 40/., group, the Belgian group, the Roman group, the Nee-
A Russian group wa3 aloue wantieg to render Brad. Companies, : h per Price Companies. i,. per „ca.
4 Annum. ''• "
quired by the Post-office authorities for the mail service: . been called on for arguments on pointa raised under the e ' ' 1416 • and 201., 2116 ; the winner to be sold by aim- of can 1 -
- -----
Bankers' Act, Nursery Stakes as `half bred,' and handicapped as 'lets will Russia deign to ;
.e , ,
between London and Dublin. That communication henstructing it ? To what capital' .
Shaw complete. But who will have the honour _
~ l_ce_,,_ineum.4
Mr. M'Donough, Q.C., said be had to soly to their such. Although Messrs. Weatherby may have reason tion after the race, and any surplus to go to the fund.X •
been since received. It states that there are to be two. ' entrust the completion of this gigantic undertaking ? Ishtn &Oldie! 93 74. p. ct. 145 Macclesfield. too 2/. 10s. 51
T.Y.C. Six subs:
mail services daily each way (morning and evening), the, .
antslordhips to allow the case to stand, as the same import- for not having entered the dam of Lady Superior in Mr. J. Osborne's Mongrel (h b) (20/.) ; Mr. J. Os- 110
47: rath -•• •• 100 161.
103
entire journey from London to Dublin to be performed. , questions were raised in a eause petition matter be-
fore the Chancellor, which would be disposed of in a few Vol. VII. of,' The Stud Book,' yet it is evident the dam borne's Game Pullet (20/ ) ; Mr. Morrie's Sebastopol As may be emits! conceived, the Credit Mobilier, as earnsielrn /60 - - -
well as the rival combination of bankers, retained and 13
Birminghamri6 140 41. 91 Peak Vo.r.e.s.t.. ITS) , 547- -Os- 76 '
despatched to Russia, without regard to cost, " the first
in eleven hours, guaranteed under penalties for any ex-. ' could have been given at the time the colt was entered (200 ; Coventry.... 'lOO 251. - Regent's• •• • 30; 1/ 16
cese proportionate to the delay. days, as his lordship had placed it at the top of his list.
Th. Chief the top of his list for this term;
e Justice-At as ' half-bred 'at Ripon, as Lady Superior stands in ,
mMtr. E.
Jack Elliott's br f by Weatherbit, out of
Pauline (20/ ) ; Mr. Dawson's Polish (201.) ;Mr Dew- engineering talent." St. Petersburg saw. within its walls Derby ..... I 100 tia 15s. 84 Rochdale.... 85 11. 10s. -
• two rail way potentates, the representatives of opposine Ellsmre&Chs, 69 2N p. ct. - Somrset Coal 140, - -
"The directors lost no time in arranging with the. .son II ys enous (20/.)
' GrandJ unctn' 100 31. pr. ct. 43 Do. Lk FdSt 121 - -
but it will not be heard until after all the cases standing Vol. VI. as got by Melbourne, dam by Margrave, companies. boards of the London and North-Western and Chester.
Do., 6 pr.CLI 10 61. pr. ct. ii ), Stard &Wore 140 281. 440
and Holyhead hallway Cempanies the terms on which. disposed of, and that may be a
. ov?r are considerable time granddain by Cardinal York-Hambletonian, &c. She A Selling Stakes of 5 Revs each, with 20 added ; two-
Th le knew them b • htdoffed
The moil s ysig , and reverentially Grand Surrey 100 41. - 3brewsbury- 120 - -
the improved
for
could be efficiently prformed, and', 34%._ ,
. ....r. are Donough s so, my lord; bat we believe
-That I yr-olde, 7st 41b • three, Bst 101 b • four, 9st 6ib ; five, six,
never was entered as half bred, but ran second in the and aged, 9st l'2lb ; mares and geldings allowed 21b : their caps as they passed. "There goes," the ivatchoffs Grand unioni 100 11.0 s. - Stourbridga.. i 45 121. 290
Kennt & Avn' 39 6s. Od. 6% , Severn and')
526 21' -
in submitting to the Lords of the Treasury their joint. Oakandnominatedthorough and' olds71b••
Oaks was for that race as bred. maiden four-vr-o s and upwards, the winner would exclaim, pointing to one of tee engineers, " the
Lancaster .. 100 - - Wye Rail•
proposal to undertake it. it will be next week, and there is no objection to elle
- Leeds &Livrp 100 251. 483 N Warwick& 2/. 25
postponement, I have a sister to Lady Superior myself, and am anxious to be sold for 120/ ,in the usual way ; if entered to be . fat papa of the bankers' league, and there goes the
1 fh C d't al bl. 13 th h • 1 r ei - 1 loth
" That this proposal has been considered reasonably t P• • •
sold for 1001., allowed 3lb ; 801., 51b ; 601., Blb ; 40/., ean papa ot e re i o i ler. o ave come hi- Leicester.... 100 5 . 49% •irriL &„
L • t &Nth - •.- Warwick & 1 2/. 8
the proprietors are no doubt already aware from th s The Chief Justice-Then we will let it stand by con. to'know if she is the dam of Sh bd •
Mongrel. e was re in
121 b • 30/ 181 b • and 90/ 241 b • the winner to be sold . Louglilsirogh 142 701. 550 Napton.. 100 i
statements made on the part, of the Government in beat sent ; if, however, it is be argued here, it must be heard 1849, and if there are more ewers than one-the year ' '' ' "'' '
ther to make railways for us, and both are soliciting er. cies r 83
Nlonmouthsh IWorestr & ,
, 78 2/. 20
Houses of Parliament towards tile end of the session. before the last week of term to give the Court time to of Mongrel's dam, by the Jockey Club Rule, should fby auction. after the race, and any surplus. to go to the
alone knows which humble supplicant will be made INlntsrmerysh too - - Birmitiei '
No official acceptance of the tender has, however, beet consider its judgment. und , second to save his stake. Five subscribers or no
happy." MeltnMwbry 100 - - Wilts & Brks -I 10s. Od. -
have been mentioned. Mies Margrave out of Lade race. T.Y.C. To close end name the evening preced-
-- St. Petersburg was divided into two hostile camps, the
received.
INSURAN CF. COMPANIES.
"The directors are aware that this subject has occur • TILE LAST DA Y OF THE HA YORA IT Y. Superior's dam was sold from the royal paddocks at ing, at seven o'clock.
camp of the Credit Mobilier and the camp of the Bank.
pied the earnest attention of the Council of the Chambhi• -neon__ Tattersall's last year as thorough bred." THURSDAY-THE CUP. erg' League. People of every rank took part in the Dividend Amount
of Paid. Price.
of Commerce, and understanding that a deputation Eros On Saturday a deputation from the principal bankers ject et wee expressed
, When I referred to this sub' 1 k I The Liverpool Nursery of 60 save, added to a Sweep- struggle. The partisans of the Credit Mobilier invoked Name of Company.
A npueurm . Share. ,
. that body had recently visited London they applied lAk merchants, warehousemen, ste., waited upon the Lord stakes of 3 sous each, for two yr olds ; if 20 sub', the - - -
my o idon that John Osborne is manof
p i a
.e s. d. .4 s. d.
the honer cry secretary for information as to the result fel Mayor for the purpose of presenting to his lordship an the Bankers' League crowded the church of St. Mitt). 50 0 0 90
experience, and too clever in his business to make the pay 5 sera towards the expenses ;10 subs or no race ; Albion ....•• .. • ..... 31. 10s. 500 0 0
their interview with the Government. The following ies address, a copy of which appeared in the public papers
anze Brit. and For. 71. 14s. 6d.bs 100 0 0 11 0 0 15
a copy of that gentleman's reply :- in the beginning of the week. Mr. W. G. Prescott ap mistake imputed to him, and lam still inclined to ad. entrance 2 cove, to go to the fund. T.Y.C-To close and St. alitophan has been distanced, and the lean papa e Alien° Marino ....... SI. p.c.& bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 41%
"' C camber of Commerce, Nov. 6, 1856. geared ou the part of the bankers, Mr. James Gregeon, here to this belief, If it be proved, however, that name the night preceding, at six o'clock, and the weights of the Credit Mobilier has won the race and gained the Anchor .............. 6 per cent. 5 0 10 0 7 ,
to be published shortly after. Was
ss g afy dear Sir,-In reply to your inquiry, 1 haver, M.P., on the part of the merchants, and Mr. Thomas Mongrel is not half bred, he will of course be disquali- phato
much coveted prize. The Ressien group has produced •'
.•. •. 41. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 23
the pleasure to state that our recent deputation -,-.0 Chapmaa on behalf of Lloyd's. The address was ester.- The Great Autumn Cup of 200 sous, given by the cap.
Newmarket. talus of America and the stevedore of Liverpool, with i.' -.l.7ttil:erjgoenim-er.ci.al.. 71. 10s. 50 0 0 50 0 6%
London on the subject of postal and passenger commis. sively signed, and among the sagnatures were those of fied for the Nursery, which he won at N great sensation at the Bourse, and no wonder, fer it
o ears no resemblance to any of the paltry ►extensions of cierfel aled.& Gen. Life. •5 pr ct. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 -
nication between London and Dublin had a very satin • the Governor and Deputy-Gov ernor of the Bank of Still bets would not be affected.
• 200 says in specie, added by Mr. E. W. To ham the
.Od 50 0 0 5 0 0 -
factory interview with Mr. Wilson, the Secretary of flee England, the Cuairrnan and :Deputy-Chairman of the Putting Mongrel on one side, I shall select Ella and lessee and clerk of the course, added to a Handicap plation. Iris on a scale of magnitude commensurate Crown .... - _- _
17s5s 50 0 0 50 0 en
Treasury, and were permitted by him to state that witiex, East India Company, the Chairman and Deputy-Chair- Little Cob for the Knowsley Nursery. Sweepstakes of 25 soya eacb, 10 ft ; the second to re- ' • • tt • Eagle
5 0 0 s''
our own French lines lately brought out or in contem. C0unty.....,......... 47. IN 0 0 10 0 0 -
wit s ae empire of the Czar. 17,quity and Law...... 4% per cent. 100 0 0 s
a month irons that period (Oct. 16) a communication on. man of the Stock Exchange, thee Committee of Lloyd's as ceive 50 sore out of the stakes, the third to save his •
fhe cost of construction is estimated at twelve hurl- Euroean Life ll. 20 0 0 all
5,4,
Alonzo heads the list for the Sefton Handicap, and if
6/. 5 0 0 ,.
the subject might be expected. a body, their chairman, Mr. Fa Baring, being absent • stake, and the winner to pay 30 soya to the judge and de . . tone
I° the old horse be in form he will take a deal of beatinGlobe ......... 5L per cent. Stock,
55..;
"'1 may add that the deputation is convinced of thee Russia, clergymen of different religious denominations, g• starter ; a winner of any handicap of the value of 100
. red millions, and may not unlikely reach double that Genera 1......:.......
figure. A round figure in Booth, and worthy of the Co. auarna„
............ 5,. per cent 100 0 0 I 437 5 00
30,..
'sincere intention of the government to give effect to the the chief brewers, and warehousemen, &c. Alum and Barfleur may be his most formidable oppo- sows, after the publication of the weights, 31b ; two, Imperial Fire.- - .... 12/. per cent 500 00i 0 0
0 I 0 0 0 -
public r- quirernents in respect to this great national pro. Mr. PRESCOTT, is placing, the address in the Lord nents. or 200, 7!b ; and the winner of the CmJare witch 1211) • league of the North, if we may so term our late enemy,
' , and present gracious benefactor. Imperial Life
0 0 0 20 0 0 95
Jest.-Believe me, &c., Mayor's hands, said it was unnecessary to accompany December seemed to have "come too soon" for the second, 51b. extra ; but no horse to carry more than But guess, reader, the term within which M. Pereire Indemnity Marine.... 11.3 s & 37. ,
(Signed) " ' FRANCIS CODD, Hon. Sec. elite' a document with a formal speech, and begged 1216 extra ; six to start. One mile and three-quarters, - to 0 0 61
100 0 .5
~ _
~ . , his Autumn Cup, and when I left London on Saturday ho • engages to complete this tetelve (or 24) hundred millions' Law Lite........... - -
50 0 0 20 0 ,s " ' Wm. Watsoe, Esq., City of Dublin lordships a tention to the etlaowing letter :-One hundred and fifteen subs and 50 acceptances, worth of work. Legal and General Life -
IL ins, 25 0 0 12 10 0 29,,
Steam Company.' " 62, Threadneedle-street, Nov. 8. was almost friendless. Still, should he start for the Aga et lb Age at lb Fifty years ?-Not so long. Forty 1-Less than that. London _ . . ...
los 8. bs. 25 0 0 12 10 0 , -
"As the arrangements for landing accommodation :et "Dear Lord Mayor,--I am requested by the mar- race, he will assuredly run forward. His light weight Mr. Sykee ......... 68 12 Imo Thirty ?-Less T- t I half f that tiara. one ...... .... 46 7 trty still weety -no London it•hip .. •
••
18 • r share 100 0 0 28 0 0 62
ime.
tari"•-•....".- s•Pe r c•• 59 0 0 2 0 0 :11i
Law Firms .......... •• 25.& 2s. bs. !COO 00 I 210 0 31,4
Holyhead are essentially connected with the ernple v. chants, bankers, and traders of London, who have signed and the forward position which he attained for the Pole Star
15./ pc. Cl.- 20 002 0 0 ment of the proposed large packete, the directors have the accompanying enemorme to resent the SP4no to your Cesarewitch justify this opinion. Still his owner and Rifleman - Minerva --- •• •"• - 500 1 0 0 1/.
Monarch • • •• • - •• •• ••
-
continued to give their attention to the subject. Mae lordship, and I have great pleasure in penforming this the Malacca ""• II f d
party may amalgamate their interest. unger or
51. per cent. 50 0 0 210 0 31;,
5u
Randal, the engineer of the workv, held an inquiry at duty.
Early Bird
...._ Malacca has Ma. extra to carry, but the style in which
___
Holyhead in July last, when he heti the opportunity of . "Unbiassed by any political feeling, they have taken Speed the Plough 68 3 Laura Selina 46 3 who gets up the Oharivari's we, kly review of the Bourse') Pelican .. -••-•• : • ••
••• _ -
ascertaining the opinions of the commanders of the mail this mode of expressing- their :sentiments and of return• he won the Cambridgeshire warrante the belief that the Wild Huntsman.. 58 3 Culeavy 46 3 that the conceesion is for 85 years-that all the capital vile! ''l
Professional Life •• •• - 51. per cent. 5 0 010 0 -
and passenger vessels as well as those of other patties ing their thanks to your lordship for the meaner in extra weight will not materially militate against his suc• Saraband
11(1) g 318/
75. who were professionally acquainted with the locality which, by your conduct and. example, during your cess. King of Scotland has been more than once ex. Lance 3B 0 Border Chief 46 3 mium. And is any interest guaranteed ? What a au"- Lock L.l.re'•• --- •• -
National Loan Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 -
and the rerpnrements of. the service. Mr. Itendal mayoralty, you have maintaaeed the character and dig-ame eeper
pected to do "goodthing." His Majesty,h G k (incl.
a
Sun Eire ........ - .... 6/ 10s. - n
stated to the directors at the close of his inquiry that 110 nity of the city,
shall not claim my allegiance on this occasion. Of the 5 7 8 Termagant rice of penny pies.
3 6 2 sure. That's stereotyped like the pn
be Loyal e.xcliange ...... 101. per cent Stock. all 276
Ditto Life .... 1/ lls
I do 47. . ct. &bs 20 -0
0 4 1; 0 -47,
would ennmunicate the result they unanimously agreed " I should imperfectly tr.
,charge the duty I have un- ear to Grey Lamely
.i., 71b,..extra)
6 7 7 Johnny Taft. ..
..
.. .. 151, 1) per cent: 100 0 0 10 0 0 4018
on to the Lorin of the Adrairaaty ; but the directors dertaken, if, in addition t,O presenting the memorial, I old ones Speed the Plough, Brother to Grey Tommy, p .
antomune
Victoria Life •• .... • • Si. per cent -412 6 57./ have not been since informed what decision their lord- did not atsure your 1' erdship of the satisfaction wnh and Flatterer seem the most noteworthy. Should Flat- The Chicken 47 5 Gaudy 460 As the Tartar was passing
3 513 rounded by a swarm of outsiders, shouting he uhiss-
aloag the boulevards,i on ljnaii•sto= itgArem...
ships have arrived at. which poor successful endeavours to secure the respect terer be i' the vein he will be a most dangerous ens- Lundyfoct
"Itisto be regretted that so much delay has been al- of all classes, for Yoareself personally, and for the high t It would be useless to extend my remarks
ready allowed to take place, as tile construction of a office which you so, well filled, have been witnessed. tamer.
The Earl
Name of Company, per of Paid. Price.
suitable packet pier at Holyheadwillprobably require "On no occatao e other animals accepted. Against the field I shall select his hands and -
4 7 3 Lady Florence
n, may truly say, has the hoepita• a 7 1 Maid of Derweut 3 511 hugged him in their arms, and kissed .
Annum. Share.
considerably more time than the building and equipment 1 lity of the Me.nsion-house been Lough Bawn
more conspicuous than MALACCA AND FLATTENER, Flatterer
of the ',ewe
A 3. d. A s. d.
le. The new packet pier in Kin * IF
gs.own eao during or year of office. Bat to this I lon y allude. 3 7 1 Puck
Rank
of s
cotlaud .. • • 7.
boor will, it ' and for a coackboat I shall make a venture with Hospitality - •••e per cent. 100 C 0 100 0 0 19870 s
is understood, be ready for use in another Our princepal obligations are due to you as chief magic- Jolly Marine •4
6 13 King of Scotland 3 5 9 "Bono Frances-Bono France?:
'3l bilier's Tartar is , British Linen Company C. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 230/Cs
year. The commencement of the improved mail service trate of tae city, who have devoted your time and exile. BROTHER to GREY TOMMY,
Mgr Rattler.. 5 6 13 Uzella
an . , •
35 11 We should add that the Credit o a
Caledonian Bank ...• . 81. per cost 10 0 0
3 6le boots, while the bewildered Cossack, unable te. apprece __- e _ ..._.- -
2 10 0 3/ 18s
must therefore depend on thek f rience to the public service, and havo at all times Either Louth Beene or Minerva will win the Hu dl
construction of a work o Me 3 shown w 111111 k 5/. per cent: 10 0 0 10 .1 0 12/ 81
considerable magnitude with the apocryphal Tartar who two Clydesdale Bank .... 51'
~,z. P cent '2o' 0 0 10 0 0 ,13, Os
yet to be commenced at Holy- a sound discretion and impartiality in the administra• Race.
C ,nimercial Bank •• 71. per cent. 50 0 0 100 0 0 235108
head. Polmoodiethe - I the first fall
brought to the Taw new. o rat tion of justice. r o Prince of Orange 36 12 Little Neil (a e) .e 5 7 genuine Tartar-a live offinal Tartar, and that he has City of Glasgo
3 5 0 years ago East back-
ern ••• ••• 61. per cent. 2.5 0 0 10 0 0 (21 85
"The mail service under the existing contract of the The Hoylake Meeting will take place on Friday and Cerra
company has been very satisfacto 1 • d during " I must mention, too, the general appreciation of
gentleananlike bearing, of your courtesy, and of the
Saturday, but I shall not at present refer to the list of A Handicap Hurdle Race of 30 cove, added to a Ssveep• of Sebastopol.
. Edinb. & Glasgow.... 3344, p cent. 5 0 0 5 0 0 41 18s
Exchange Bnk of Scot.. - -
thepast haff-year. No casualty of n your n y maintained g ~ .
National Tank -••- 6% per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 187410
stakes of 3 goys each in case of acceptance ; gentle-
on this or any other of the company'skind has occurred readiness witk which yoa have met the wants of all epee.
OPPRESSIVE IMPOSITION OF INCOME ETA X. Nort'u of Scotland Bank 5/ . per cent 20 0 0 210 0 5/2s ci
anylines of traffic. who have, appealed to you. The racing at Worcester last week presented no espe. Loyal 13ank of Scotl. ~ 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 14,0 s
"In consequence of recent fr after 11 ann., Nov. 3, to carry slb extra ; five accept ..._-.0.- Unionliankof Scot... 81. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 102/10
committal in the transfer depart " Few have better deserved than
mats which have been e your lordship, and vial "feature" for comment. My pick, New Brighton, men riders allowed rdb ; a winner of any hurdle race
anoes or no race ; entrance 1 soy. Two miles, over . Western flank•-• - • 71 or cent. 50 0 0 50 o 0 421 Os
Great inaignation has been excited in Gloucester in companies the anxione attentinlonenof°f the
joint-stock rewder 'still have obtained such a testimonial of goodwill won the Flying Stakee, and my selections, Poodle and six ffi hts Of hurdles. Ten subs. Acceptances to be &Mance Fire and We... 1”4.1.0r cent. 100 07 0 11 0 0 16/15s
directors hail an approbation as you no ee receive, signed, as it is, byßritish Guarantee ... 41. per cent. 10 0 0 2 0 0
.V 12s
been given to the subject with the view Prince of Orange, were first and third for the Autu declared this evening (Mondey) at the Waterloo consequence of a large number of tradesmen, merchants,
and professional men having been surcharged to an ex -
to afford addi- the most eminent among the merchants of London, and Handicap.
The manner in which the proceedings wne2r:
tional protection to the proprieto 0 2 0 0 it Os
1:(..0;11;1.(71,1:111.,L7Foirwe Inge . 1 Is..
ilv::::.. 100 0 0 10 0 0 ..al 1:8
6
former praatice of requiring the transfer°re. A return to the bearing the signatures, too, with one exception, of all Hotel. ceesive amount in income tax this year by the surveyor
Yrs st lb '°Mal Llfe ......... 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 1 0 oal 03
of taxes of the district. This tax is assessed upon the Edinburgh Life Instr. 61. per cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 291 3s
of to b., the city bankers. Yrs et lb
conducted attested most satisfactorily the zeal and made in the officee of the company by 1 shares alO 1 t • ' 3501/ 8s
ally attending has been under -teproprietoas "It is the highest reward, without the aid of the ability of the officials, who worked with a most cordial Titterstone
person
6 Boadicea; le b 4 9 9 1 10 0 6/ los
consideration., 'out Crown or Parliament, that your fellow-citizens can give
as the revival of that Practice after its discontinuanoe for to a chief magistrate who has brought to the civic chair co-operation to promote the success of the meeting. Lough Bawn alo and it happens that in Gloucester, in consequence of the Eng. & Scot, Law Life 51.,)er cont. 50 0 0
Life Assoc. of 3ccaiand 6/. per cent. 10 0 0 , 0
10 0 0 1 0 0 .1 s
Minerva, h b 6 -10 6 Croxteth, h b 5 9 5
war, the trade and commerce of the town and port have Nations, Fire and Life 6/ per cnnt
many years might be attended with considerable A FRESH MAN. The P0tter......... alO k Swan
4 Black been at an extremely low ebb, the port depending for 1 0 o it 143
erable ineon. a cultivated mind a generous heart, and a liberal hand Scottish Union Insmc. 714/. pr cent. 20 0 o
venience to the parties, the directors woula Victory, h b alo
_ Harry q
Lorre uer 5 paid
its trade upon commerce with those places which were 0 0 rot os
Standard Life •• .• -•• 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 7 0 _
warranted in insisting on it, and the more not feel -who has dispensed charity with discretion, and who, Newmarket, Monday Morning, 8.15.
especially an tolerent of the opinions of others has dealt • ,with all The Selling Hurdle Race of 3 cove each, with 20 blockaded by the allied fleets during the late war. united nee Assurance 51. nor cent. 10 0 0 1 U
North British Insur... 71.. pe-r coast. 200 0 0 20 0 0 16/10s
-
-
such is not in operation is other joint-stock corn ' • • --
penmen around him as a philanthropist, as a practical man of added ; three-yr-olds, 10st 61b ; four, list Olb ; five, 124 But, notwithstanding this notorious fact, the incomes MISCELLANEOUS.
his, however, intended that in future a duplicate of business, and as a well-educated gentleman.-I remain, LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING. 21b ; six and aged, radt 41b ; maiden three-yr.olds al- of a very large majority of those who pay the tax the certificate for the transfer of shares, collateral
Dividend Amount I
gned dear Lord Mayor, yours very sincerely,
of I Paid. Price.
lately dia.
by the secretary, shall be forwarded by post from the
to the proprietor making the sale, The LORD M PROGRAMME OF THE SPORT. lowed 41b ; the winner to be sold for 80 says in the usual in Gloucester have been assessed at an exorbitantly Name of aompaay.
handica ) in thper
way ;if entered to be sold for 601., allowed 61b ; 401., high rats, and accordingly a public meeting was Annum. Share. I
"tip. G. PRESCOTT."__ ----
office of the companyMAYOß ex himself highly gratified TO-MORROW-THE NURSERY. 8:13 ; 30/., 141 b ; and 20/ 2011 e t the winner to be sold held, at the shtr,..hall at Gloucester, on Thursday ---
o te s. d. 1 X 8. d• at receiving such an expression of public opinion as the
thereby affording the opportunity of irnmei-
by auction. Winner of any hurdle race (not being a night, to memorialise the Lords of the Treasury on 50 0 0 20 0 0 -
sr. covering any irregularity.
"The directors, in thus stating the additional address communicated, and warmly thanked Mr. Pres The Aintree Plate (Handicap) of 50 soya, for all aes •
p e present once, 5113 ; twice, 7lb ex- the, subject. The chair was taken by the Mayor, anf Auctian.Mart •••••••• 214 per cent. 50 0 0 - _
means sett and the
' a winner of any handicap to after 11 a.m., Nov. 3,151 t;
tra. Over four flights of hurdles, . ,
year,mile and a half.-To there were 700 or 800 pereonepreeent. Letters i Assam lea .• .. •• .. .•
0 0 '
,17 10 0 25
25 0 0 -
of security which they propose to adopt, think it due to tone and manner in which it was conveyed. extra ;any number of horses, the property of the same
close and name the night preceding, at six o clock. from the local Income tax Commissioners, diseahnine Australian Trust .... Si. per cent •-: _ , all _
10 0 u the officer who has charge of the transfer department . The deputation then retired. owner or his confederate, may run for this plate. En- .
A Selling Race of 2 sovs each, with 15 added, for any knowledge of the surcharges, which it a e Australian Royal Mail 51.
were read Australian Acriculturi 1/. is. too
ears Atie,to-Itexicn Mint 11. IGs. 10 0 0 all -
theirto testify their full confidence in his integrity, as well as trance, 2 sovs. One mile.
maidens of all ages ; two-olds,-olds, Bat; three, gat sne ; had been made by the surveyor alone. Mr. Samuel British American Land 15s. - 40 0 0 39
satisfaction with the efficient manner in which bet re,
..--vitaTtssYtErr..]-The difficulties en' cl' --
daneers of bringine Age st lb Age st lb four, 9ell 101 b ; five, 9st 12th ; xis and aged, I(fst ; the Bowiy, a member of the Society of Friends, moved :-
has discharged his duties.
nue
up Infants by hand or wet nurses have c'
• ' M
- 11314
been entirely over- ary
en - opinion that it would be more come b
Dttte, 6 per cent. .. 61. per cent. - ,
"The directors being of op . . .
, ant, oppressive, CitiNarigation 13onds - ' -
woe the dividend int-feeds, strengthens and 25 0 0' 24 0 0 94
acceptable to the proprietors to rec
state that I have used
, removes all those little pains and irre- Jack Sheppard
.... I
_...%
1850. (iit' -'
gnlarities infa
n lin
mediately after the meetings of the company at which speak Volm snts are so subject to. The following letters
:-" Grammar School, Stevenage, Alfred - to go to the fund. To start 100 yea& within the character by unreasonable andlindiscritninate surcharges, -
;.• ii pr. cent. 100 0 .., 1 ....0 0 0 __
they are declared, will be prepared to adopt this arrange- 16th Dec.,
Gentlemen ,-I think it but cornmonjustice to you to Polmoodia 3 7 6 lab)
and causing to the averievecl parties the utmost annoy- Gen. Revers. ie-ii;;;;;.
36 0 T.Y.C. poet.-To close the night preceding, at six thereby creating a necessity far almost universal appeals, Ellitttatbielerw'eversion y 50 00117 10 0 -61.pe_r cent. 100 00 32
_lO 0 I_l4
meat should they now receive the sanction of the pro-
n Des Barry's Revalenta Arabica for the clay
Excitement ..-. 4 7 4 Janet 2 5 10 o'clock.
ones and much loss of aime." ep.c.nbs, lee (0) 0 ;100 0 0 -
pl 4 0 0 -
rietors to close the transfer books of the company pre- disordered onths, d 4 7 2 Kenerdy - Mr. Bowly relatel his Stock.
116131 to the half yearly meetings, instead of subseo bowels, from Which
time our infant has never had ''
Catherine Parr
mart 2 5 0 LIVERPOOL RACES-MONDAY. own experience of the manner in which be had been
Hudson's Bay•••• - " 2/:53 100 0 0 ;100 0 0 -
quently, as heretofore. A resolution authorising the the previous six months,
whilhstithd suffered much during
Hungerford .. • • •• •• •• _
017 11 ze a
... 24 10 The following horses arehere •:-Pantomime, Kenerdy surcharged. He had on a former occasion a pealed, and London - I - -
,_ to commence next year will be submitted to care was taken to Prevent -t being nursed, though every ftiltitution . •••
5/per cent. 15 00 I all - Food sooner it would a 1 ' Had I known of your valuable Cumberland, Sir Humphrey, and Odd Trick. of his surcharge reduced, hut he had .• p had • • London ReversionarY _
againa sur - ,12 10 0 -
tee meeting for adoption. The Croxteth Welter Cup (in specie), of 30 some addedßussell InstitUtion•• -
me also the heavy ave saved my infant much
pain, and MEWMARICET, Sunday.-Falstaff has left here for charge of some 50/. or 601. He therefore refused to Price ' P tentCand. Co 107. percent, 33 0017 10 23%
"The directors now recommend that a dividend of 21- . expense of a
• rs.NIBLE " lt. Cure 2 704 .. wet nurse.-I am, .e.e., ROBERT Liverpool. make any return at all, and se rendered himself liable to Reversionary Int. Soc. 4%1• pr cent. 100 0 0 100 0 -
per cent., free of income tea b de nut of the profits t lame. 'lt • ' *---- I consider••bl • tof any handicap after 11 a.m. Nov 3of the value of ee 'e . • dto leave for a penalty of 50/ H . 4/. p. share. 100 0060 0 0 65 %
Royal Mail Steam.e.a.id ,
6/. per cent. 25 00 1 all 36
of the half year, after ,e ma . ao is not to be tom
the allocation of 1 per cent. on the Rteat„ta Arabica , all you a essing o society
the benefit Du Barry's 100 sovs clear, 51b ; 200 er more • '
, 81b extra. To be ni.ALTON-The miaowing are expecte _ . .
Liverpool :-Liverpool (late Willie Cranferd), Brother treated-in fact, e had no motion of being thus
called a liar • and he could not as an Gen.SteamNavigation 10
.t.ct. 15
South Australian L
• paid up capital f the !'god has o e coropany, as required by the act my little boy cries der a saucer -ridden by any members or been to me, and , none of members of Whites', to Grey Tomm C d har er, Maid of Derweat, and Englishman submit to it without'' • • • • coma.
Trust and Loan
•- -
<< I
....
20 00 1 0 - raising his v vice against Upper Canada ..
of parliament,' WALTER KEATING, 2, manta er of it every morning.- Brooke s, Boodle's, the , Jockey Club, Goodwood, oe , y, ar a p
it. Mr. Bu .Manning-place e , mtat
aa Brampton. okland, in eecondino the motion, spoke of _..--.....e---__e_----a _ _____________ a 1.....
ME TlMAram Tv 4 /IMP " °l._ Omen's-terrace. leaae-e_ _
c , Five Oaks, Jersev." Heaton Park. Eolinton Park_ T.;

THE TENANT LEAGUE.
The Tipperary Vindicator charges the Tenant
League with having " violated every honest prin-
ciple in sustainmeut of Toryism," against, we pre-
sume, Sadleirisrn and place-hunting Whiggery.
Our indignant Contemporary adds :..._.
"The only difficulty we do " i 3 in the want of in-
tegrity and principle on the part of the Minister. If the
Whip will retain place and P a
ower they tnnst not only
bring in, but carry through, good and sufficient mea-
sure for tenant right. In the event of their neglect,
nothing can prevent the loss to the Whigs of the Irish
constituencies and the strergtbening of the hands of
Toryism. We await the flawing of the league next
week, when we hope some better reason will guide its
councils."

[A.nvv.irrisEltsxr.]--The difficulties and dangers of bringing
111) Infan •
ts by hand or wet nurses have been entirely c'''ver"-
come by Du Barry's • •
delicious Revalenta Arabica, Food, which
gufeeicalsrltsitels'eningfttns,and removes all those little pains and irre-
state that I haveen
infants are so subject to. The following letters
speak volumes •
1850. Gentlemen,
Grammar School, Stevenage, 16th Doc.,
last four months ,—I think it but common justice to you to
Used Du Barry's Revalenta Arabica for the
disordered bowels during which time our infant has never had
L months,, from whichwhils t itbheai
being
sufferednurse d,
the previous s'
care was taken to Pr
l e vent it. Had I known of t3m,hoouu'cri ghvhadleuuvareiblyge
Food sooner it would
me also the hea have saved my infant much pain, and
vy Cams
? ,of a wet nurse.—l am, &c.,c., ROBERT Amstsit " Cure 2,704.
consider you ablessing to society
at large. It is not to he
Bayswater,
Five
Revalenta Arabic& toldPood all the benefit Du Barry's
my little boy cries trer a has been to me, and
WALTER KEATING, 2, mann:lnan.ucer of it every morning.—
" 21, Queen's-terrace, Bays Oaks, Jersey."
Nov. 22, 1842.-
Mr. Dampier will thank Mes.srs'ol4,r it",
him another canister
Sheri
of their Barry-P and Co. to send
agreed so well with his infant..?valenta Arabica, it
celebrated
the Revalenta.)-
10 days old when it commenced livin-,
rated Professors 01
(This infant was
Supported by testimonials from the
; Dr. Harvey
Chemistry Dr. A ndrow Ure ; Dr,
Dr. Campbell ; Dr. Gattiker ; Dr. Witranzci
.oflnCTstnile-;
Lord Stuart de Decies ; the Dowager Coerrit.,Dr
Major-Gen. Thomas King, and many other
means
te
euraas
nor tsn
s; ,
whose health has been restored by it,
after
respectable
persons,
of cure had failed. Suitably packed for fat'llall other
with full instructions. In canisters, Ilb., 2s, 9d. ; 21b climates4s 6,
225.; super-refined, Ilb., 6s. ; 21i3%., 1.1d5.;
slbs., lls. ; 121h8-,
51bs., 225.; 101bs., 335. The 101bs. and 121bs. carriage &c. 0.,
on receipt of post-olee order. Barry du Barry and Co., 77,
Regent-street, London; Fortnum, Mason, and Co., Purveyors
to her Majesty, Piccadilly ; also at 60, Gracechureh-street ;
333 and 451, Strand; 4, Cheapside ; CF., Cornhill ; 49, Bishops-
gate-street; 55, Charing-cross; 54, Upper Biker-street; 63
and 150, Ozicrd-street.

Age at Ibi Age at lb
Mary 4 8 7! L'Addia 4 6 12
The Earl
Jack Sheppard
Alfred
Polmoodia 3 7 6 lab) 3 6 0
Excitement ..—. 4 7 4 Janet
Gay 4 7 2 1 Kenerdy
Catherine Parr ... 6 7 0 I Sulpitia
Uzella
The Croxteth Welter Cup (in specie), of 30 soya, added
to a Handicap Sweepstakes of 5 sovs each. Winners
of any handicap after 11 a.m. Nov. 3, of the value of
100 Soya clear, 51b; 200 er more, 81b extra. To be
ridden by any members or sons of members of Whites',
Brooke's, Boodle's, the Jockey Club, Goodwood,
Heaten Park, Eglinton Park, Liverpool Hunt, or
Bihu ry Clubs, or qualified as for the Corinthian Stakes
at the Curragb, and officers on full pay is the army or
navy. Any gentleman not a member of the above
clubs allowed to ride for this race on payment of 2
soya to the race fund, but subject to the consent of the
stewards. Jockeys 51b extra. Second to save his
atake. Milo and a half. 14 subs.

Age st lb Age st lb
Alonzo
Wild Huntsman 5 11 2 Red Robin
Lough Bawn a 10 10 Gaudy ............ 3 9 8
Reveilles
Catherine Parr ... 6 10 0 The Slugg.ard
Excitement ...... 410 0 B afLur .........
Prince of Orange 3 10 0 King of Scotland 3 9 2
The Knowsley Nursery Handicap Stakes of 5 soya each,
2 ft, with 100 added, for two-yr-olds ; the second to
receive 20 3078 wlt of the st:tkes ; winnors of any hap-

100 to
BETTING AT MANCHESTER—SATIIRDAT.
6 to 1 agst Malacca (taken)
10 to 1 agst Flatterer (offered)loo to 8 agst Polestar (taken)
100 to 8 agst Cardsharper (taken)
100 to 8 agst Pretty Boy (taken freely)
8 agst Maid of Dement (taken freely)
25 to 1 agst Calcavy (taken)

Great indignation bas been excited in Gloucester in
consequence of a large number of tradesmen, merchants,
and professional men having been surcharged to an ex-
cessive amount in income tax this year by the surveyor
of taxes of the district. This tax is assessed upon the
average of the payer's income for the last three years ;
and it happens that in Gloucester, in consequence of the
war, the trade and commerce of the town and port have
been at an extremely low ebb, the port depending for
its trade upon commerce with those places which were
blockaded by the allied fleets during the late war.
But, notwithstanding this notorious fact, the incomes
of a very large majority of those who pay the tax
in Gloucester have been assessed at an exorbitantly
high rate, and accordingly a public meeting was
held, at the Shire-hall at Gloucester, on Thursday
night, to memorialise the Lords of the Treasury on
the subject. The chair was taken by the Mayor, and
there were 700 or 800 personsprosent. Letters were read
from the local Income tax Commissioners, diseaitning
any knowledge of the surcharges, which it appears
had been made by the surveyor alone. Mr. Samuel
Bowly, a member of the Society of Friends, moved :
"That this meeting is of opinion that the mode of levy-
ing
the income tax is unfair, vexatious, and oppressive,
and that it is highly impolitic to add to its vexatious
character by unreasonable andlindiscritninate surcharges,
thereby creating a necessity fur almost universal appeals,
and causing to the aggrieved parties the utmost annoy-
ance and much loss of ?time." Mr. Bowly related his
own experience of the manner in which be had been
surcharged. He had on a former occasion appealed, and
got his surcharge reduced, but he had again had a sur-
charge of some 501. or 601. He therefore refused to
make any return at all, and se rendered himself liable to
a penalty of 501. He had no inotion of being thus
treated—in fact, called a liar; and he could not as an
Englishman submit to it without raising his voice against
it. Mr. Buokland, in seconding the motion, spoke of
the injustice of requiring pee', le to expose their private
affairs. As to the allegation that the disclosures made
were kept secret, he spoke to an instance where a shop.
keeper had bought 8 cwt. ef old income tax returns ter
waste paper. Mr. Alderman Heane moved tho next
resolution—" That the surcharges for the year ending
the sth of April, 1856, a year of almost unpa,ralla d
depression in the trade of Gloucester, have much exceeded,
in number and amount those of any preceding year.''
The speaker said he bad property on which he Wee
willing to pay a tax, but if they submitted any longer to
this iniquitous system of having their hooks opened a
examined into, and to heat the rn-r.;y of seers:the sooner had n; czar to reign over teem the I.),Lt:r
T. 'itched again,,, tee tax up at !, -
comes altogether, and e,.peoiallY as having a dezrorali-i, g
tendency on the mercantile classes. In many in,taueee
it presented an irresistible temptation to make a false re-
turn. He had knows tradeernen make false returns to

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
Additional fixtures received since our last publication.

STAG Tiourms

SOUTHAMPTON DOCK CHAnGEs --SOUTHAMPTON, Nov.
7. An in portant eme :as today brought before the
borough magistrates (the Mayor, Mr. R. Andrews, pre-
siding), for the purpose of trying the question as to the
legality of the rates charged by the company on pas-
sengers, baggage exported and imported. Mr. J. Shari),
jun., appeared for the Deck Company, and Mr. E.
Coxwell for the complainant. The specific charge
against the company was laid by Miss Fanny Gwatkin,
sister of Major GA atkin, of the East India Company's
service, for a demand which had been marls n
'tier for toll, in respect of two nackattes, to the extent

liaAlleot,A, 71. T. •11.
(AlussitigLoa
Fox HOUNDS
10 SO
10 :10
10 ;30
13"kshire'S°Ith215E5:::7

of 1.1., bPin,:. R,' _ eXCf' , :;; 5.:. 41. in the' anlopt.
tho 1) d'; C°I7nPR,,Y were ' • -.ily rntitleii to receive. The
qu-stion wa, ',.,.:.- !y a 1,_:.. :)ipf.:, nrdl after a lengthened
investigation the tnagis‘rate,i decided that ,he lega
charge was 81—a
,ve notice of appeal. judgment against which Mr. Shavp
ge

VATELEF, rECHERL.NE.
This pergonage, who rendered hnuielf retarkable

Co at:. t,r

116.1DD...1tiv....14. CORN LIARKET—Nov. 7.
WUSAT. E kItLEY I .ATM. ItgAN
. 023 Od. 503 Od 41s Od GOB 03