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

ritE SUN, LONDON MONDA Y
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,te'te 1. I'S .G NOVEMBER
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IRELAND. last year in oonnection with the Bible-burning at ) SPORTING NOTF.Z.
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; 33 subs, ) Colyer's, Mr . Tues.Portohello
. Kingstown, is just declared co .valescent after I
10 30
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1 FAIR THOUGHTS FRO7'...r. NEWMARKET. : st lb st lb Thur. Pole-hill Arrus
in railway shares, ! Firat ----...-___
Sat. Flint Howe
income tax was a robleery ueon his cre ditere The in- 1
DITBLIN, SATURDAY EVENING. i severe fever.
1 The quick regularity of Nt- winarket at " meeting Old Faehion 8 7 Fil!y, by Tearaway, 1 Dacre'e, Lord Wed. Warden Hills
HADree ie ,e., , •.. CORN el ARKE -Nor. 7.
- - EIBBON OITTRA.GES-GOVERNMENT MEASURES.
Commoner
THE TIPPERARY BANK.-IN CHANCERY'.
NORRIS V. SADLEIR.-HICKIE V. NORRIS. t time"-the only aspect of the town with which a large
Fri. Kinsmar Green ..• ....... .. 10 30
I ng tympton-park ... .. 111000 33303 c 'we
tax,
c 'flibice'l
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h grunbling
writiaT. 1 ?eines: 1 eere. , i.;4,
Lt is reported that the Irish Government is re-
Monarol
Mr. J. J. Murphy moved the petition in thefirstmatter, j majority of racing men are familiar-have been displaced • ' 712 General Williams ... 7 4 Deacon's, mr
TTIII:si.e
ißiratst)o n
Lad done more to low. r t':,-- morality ef the country than ' ,':•:econd 92s Od 503 0,1141, o,i , fees Oa
633 Od i 42s 5d / 281 7,1 j 58s 01
solved to take the most decided measures in its
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iby th g ietv d festivities of "fair time. Business ' Polly
which was filed under the provisions of the 15th section
77 02 Fitzwilliam's, Earl Wed Old Weston-windmill lOO 3300 1 isntasttee
any other eircumstauce. Mr. Nicks. ember merchant, 1 Third 3ls Od I 293 0,1 I 17, 0,1 I sos 01
. power to check the spirit of ribbonism which is
1 over, the inh p j y . , Cara
e -4
*abaintants are bent uon enhi ment Their ' • Fatima
addthoafthnuendhraeddlsldthaies
sinuerovielyieoersheeaidsedadadtedthcaunea,n4.9 i Total quantity ofbwaihleat in market, 547 qrs., 42,8 soildd
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sg
aix showing itself in various parts of the coun- ot the Chancery Regulation Act, for an order of refer-
ence to the Master to administer the real and personal
7 8 Schneider
731 grs., 6Si so
try. That something beyond the ordinary routine estate of the late John Sadleir, M.P. The petitioner brief season of revelling commenced on Saturday last Master Begot
F. 8., Mr. Williams's Tues. Merthen-in-Constantine... PP OP ey „
Janet
PP OP
means are to be resorted to appears likely from a was Mr. Norris, of London, a gentleman to whom let- with the opening day of the November Fair, and
It by Touchstone Apothecary 6 10
1 erneolying the fore,going resolutions, was adopted, en.d beans
37 cirs•, 29 sold
, everybody seems actuated by a good tempered disposi- C° e • ' • e
proclamation in lest nigbee Go.zette offering no less tere of administration had been granted te Mr. Sadleir
out of Dipthoug ... 7 6, Kenerdy - 6 6
the proceedings terminated. AVERAGES PER IMPERIAL QUARTER.
than 100/. reward for such information as may lead acd the principal respondent was Mr. Johia Sadleir, the tion to enter into the fan provided. The little boys are Odd Trick
'-)Vahtizt..,. 31/,..
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11.11.-11.2ttihis II tralz,
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127 !,....
Fri. Preshaw House -
to tio arrest of four men who waylaid and violently heir-atdaw of the deceased.
: . quits
.rietous in their hilarity, and are as mischievous, Yorkshireman
r fickle a solicitor has also
10 30 I'ILICBS OP 8 liAl?fe',
assaulted Richard Graham, on Monday last, at Kil- The Chancellor-A M. . . ,
d - • 1 b b Z '
annoying, an amueing as on yop can e ; and the anom 7 4 The Little Cob
presented a petitio. n to administer Mr. Sadleir s assets ;
Red, White, and Blue 7 4 Lima - DALKEITH GRAIN MARKET-Nov. 6
leskille:l, in the county Meath. The value of a lady
iNe wmarket boys certainly beat all others for daring
or gentle..man's life, at Dublin Castle, has, hereto was said about it yesterday.
Cinugrtis said he appeared for Mr. Hickie, whose intrepidity ; and the more riotous the species of am The Tattler
fore, been only 100/. For that of a farmer of the
_ s o rnmert.b
petition, he submitted, ought to be proceeded with in nt set before them the more keen is their a reciation
use- Rickledon
--.......__ 291 Wheat 80s Od ...... .. Ms 3,1 d 2Bs Oa,
PP Queen Bess - Sir Humphrey
middle claw, 80/., and any one of lower rank 601.
preference to the one flied by Mr. Norris. Mr. Hickie me
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Prom the Official Ltst.
22' 6"
of it. A little dash of danger, in fact, gives a greater Violet Fane 7 4 Thur. Marton-village
The Goverriment only offered the first-named was a simple coutract creditor of the deceased, and his
Sat. Pill Moor, Baffertone..„ 10 30 I eteneis lIED EVERY TUESDAY AND 12 RIDAY EVENIN . 4 Peas & beans 53s 0,1 -s ed. ...... .. ---s Od
amount for the discovery of the murderers of Mrs. petition prayed for the administration of both the real ztal to their delight. All country fairs are the same, The Juvenile Selling Stakes of 5 soya each, 3 ft, with
HARRIERS. LONDON, FRIDAY, Nov. 7, 1856.
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Kelly, and the s.ame for the murderers of Mr. Tha- and pereonal estate of Mr. Sadleir. but Newmarket differs alightly from those to which 25 added ; for two-yr-olds ; colts, Bst 71b ; fillies and
Alton (Beagle's) Wed. Honey-street-wharf ll 0 .4 A s.LiGHT AND COKE COMPA.NIFs. ABERD lEEN-NoY. 7. '
deus O'Callaghan, solicitor. The Chancellor-Does your petition, Mr. Murphy, coekneys are accustomed, from ite peculiar rus- geldings. Bst 41b ; maidens having started three times
Fri. Staunton-village ll 0 ---
Potato oats .22s Od to 24,F, Od i - 1 - hel
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. Divid cue , Anieunt
101bs per )I,s
CONFLICT BETWEEN RIBBONMEN AND POLICE. ticity. Gineerbread stalls, bazaars shows are h
, , ere
per 1 of Paid. Price. Common oats 19s Od to 21.10c1 f
Mr Murphy-It does rn lord and we make Mr Jne • '' below ; the winner to be sold for 100/ in the usual way•
turminsterscommoe l2 0 Annum. ,1 Share. Bere '474 oa to 41s Od 1 0
The Westmeath Guardian has the following ead.ei•r • '•Y , ' • •in abundance. Cheap-Johns stand at the corner ie e * * ' Fri*
S
ntered to be sold for 80/ , allowed 51b ; 60/., 101 b ; Breolesend,Thanet ...... W
solbs
eu , the heir-at-law of the deceased, a respondent.
ed. Upstreet-gate lO 30 - Barley 37s 0,1 to 41s Cid
account of a conflict between a band of ribbonmen °
of every street astonishing the natives, and 40/ 141 b • and 20/ 211 b •. 11 t b I • d t
e ,a. 0 wanCe 0e c aline a Fri. Yerth Down
Wheat, red (spring)3o3 0,1 to 45s Od
The Chancellor-Then -I see no occasion for Mr.
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n British •• •• ••• -..•• ..
1 691 b
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and a party of the county police :-
llickie's petition at all, and I will make no order upon men and women parade the outside of booths in gorgeous the time of entry ; and the winner to be sold by auction, Craven (Yorkshire) ...Tues.Airton•green
11 u 1 Ditto Provincial.... 20 0 0 20 0 0 - ~ white .......30s Od to 55s 0,1" - e ''
"Last Sunday night week ConstablePhilips and seven ed
Six subs or no race, if eight subs the second to save his Pri. Craven Heifer ll 0 ! Brighton ---..- ~ ,200020 0 0 15 Oatmeal 18s 01 to 20s 6d per boll.
array, and go through their performances with a dignity
of theßallymahon constabulary were on patrol at Moigh, "
Mr. Curtis-There is this eculiarit in Mr Hickie's stake. T.Y.C. To close and name this evening at 7 Dulverton Wed.Court Down lO 30 ' City of London ...... 100 0 0 too eo - Flour 14s Od to 55s Od per sack.
. and gravity spaite wonderful to behold. Then there are ogock.
Sat. Nureott - '5O 0 0 20 0 0 -
when they discovered an armed party of men on the
petition. Some of the re. 13
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pondents are parties to a deed d • e
o th f '
1 Eamont Wed. Deere - PROVISION MARKET.
1 tO is l'i
reit(' ; the constabulary crouched under the hedge, and
executed to pay certain demands cm the late Mr. Sad- ancing ou s, or tae youth of the town to disport The All-aged Selling Stakes of 5 sews 'each, with 30
Sat. Cullgaith lO 45 Great Central - ...• .8/ per cent 'lO 0 0 all i 2e, Beef, per lb tid to 81 Butter, p lb. ls 0(
ls 01
crept along unobserved until within a few yards of the
leir and pay him over th b 1 • dthre is nothing
e a ance ,an e themselves, and the sounds of revelry by night are cer• added ; two•yr-olds, 7st 10lb ; three, 9st ; four, 9st 91b ; i Elston Tues. Cople Dog
-10 -al ' Independent ....... •• 5/, '4O 0 0 - Lamb, do., Os Od to 0, 0 Hens, p pair 3s Cd to 4s 0.;
50-11.22ttrs
party, and then went forward and demanded their in- . ' . ,
in Mr. Noma s petition to carry out the trusts of that tainly more musical than melancholy. But Newmarket
does not delight in low and grovelling amusements only five, lOst ; six and aged, lOst 21b ; mares and geldines
allowed 21b, and rnaiden four-yr-olds and upwards, 7117); Huntingdonshire Fri. Lidlingtou - 'sO o 0 e
- Veal, ner lb ... 8d to Os 9d Chickens,do.2e Od to 2ii b,
tendons. At this time one of the gang, who appeared
deed
Tues. Hemingforcl-lodge
of
tO bp their leader, called out to his men to fall in and
the winnerbte. be sold for 120 soya in the usual way ;if Thur. Warboys ll 0 Pticeeix ....... •• •... C. per cent. 160 0 0 52 0 0 45
o • al
The Chancellor.-No matter whether there is or not, • '
-the ligot and the fantastic alone have no charm for
10 30 25 Pork, Per 5t...6s 'el to 01 0:1 Ducks, do 2s Od te 2s 6 I
front, which was promptly obeyed, and they then rushed
th t
e rusts of the deed can be carried out. I see no oc-
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entered to e sold for 1001., allowed 31b , 80/. 61b , 60/. Lonsdale's, Lord Fri Hulcott
them. The students of natural history have Womb- 101 b ; 40/., 18ib ; and 20/ , 241 b , the winner'to be sold Stockton & Billireghana Thor.Billinelrim
Williams's, 3lr. E Fri. Rock ' Hotel, Roborough 12 0 Ratcliff ..... .......
United General ...... 2/5. Salmon, per lb Os to Os DucklingsA Os 0(I‘ tr..) 6d
forward and endeavouted to disarm the police. Now a .
casien for Mr. Hickie's petition, and will not refer it to
A estininster Chartered 4! per cent. I SO 0 0
liOE. 1(5)00
00 00 16
alol 0 ' ti.liii
OP Grouse, per brace Os to Os Turkeys,each 4s Ou to 0 ..1
53 I Tallow, p stone, Ils 61 to -s Potatoes, pr peck, ...6d too
fearfal collision took place, several of the mob were
well's menagerie, in the contemplation of which they by auction. Five subs o; no r;ce. T.Y.C.-To close
the Master. I will make an order of reference on the
Ditto, New ........ - 15000 10 e 0 loye Rabbits, each Od to Od.
knocked down, and the constablee sue
i, .
ceeded in capturing
T other petition ; but before Idoso I wish to know if the may practically demonstrate their knowledge ; whilst and name this evening at seven o'clock. Down ' lO 30
to 100 s
Butter for exportation (present cure) per ewt.96aod „
after [MICA difficulty. ae
Wylye, Vale of Thur. Lady Well . . . .
.„ Ed to "'
a gun from one of the party . ,
proceeding in any way interferes with the proceedings Douglas has his temporary theatre, in which he delights WENNENDAY.
Eggs, wholesale price, per dozen
estine• seven of the
The OPTIONAL SELLING STAKES of 5 sovs each, with SCOTCH. - Dividend Amount
RETAIL PRICES.
reefs at last were successful in a. r . e
in the matter of the Tipperary Bank 1 large audiences with the most attractive entertainm t
II natives of the county Westmeath, some of
en 825 added ; two-year-olds, 7et 10lb ; three, 9st 21b ; four, Pox HoUNDS. Name of Company. , per of Paid. Price
2s 4a
party, a
Mr. Murphy-It does not, my lord ; and my client,
_includin f e
Annum. Share. F10ur,141b....0s Od to 3s Od Barley flour,l4lb.Os to ,A
hom had come upwerds of 15 miles. Infornaation has _ g arc., melo-drarna, aye, and the legitimate 9st 121 b • five, lOst 31b ; six and aged, lOst 51b ; maiden Duccleuch's (Duke of).Tues. Headshano lO 30
- Oatmeal Os Od to 2s Od „ dust, Os to ls ue
W eer. Norris, has never got any notice of any of those ,
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been sworn against the parties, who are returned for
urama too, for to-night (Monday) they have announced two-yr-dds, having started twice withou b • 1 d
t eing p ace , Thur. Himel -
2d to 24
I Xs.d.X s. d. Beremeal ....Os Od to 2s 2(1. , per lb
proceedings.
trial to the next assizes for Longford."
The Chancellor-Is he not a creditor of the bank ? Sheridan Knowles' play of the " Love Chase" for per. allowed 71b ; other maiden two-yr-olds allowed 311) ; . Dumfriesshire, Sat. Lauder Castle
Tues.Rararnerscales lO 30 East London
10 30 Grand Junction .... •• 44 per cot. 50 0 0 all 119 Peaseineal... Os Od to 2s
- 8d Sid's,
POSTAL COMMUNICATION WITH LONDON.
Mr. Murphy-He is a separate creditor of
.Mr. Sad- forrnance. I cannot attempt to convey to the reader three-yr-olds, having started without winning in the
Sat. Williamworth-brideo ... 10 30 Kent................ ,44 per cnt. 100 0 0 - SO 4-Ib. 10af...9d. I 2-Ib. 10af...4ed.
The report presented to the proprietors in the leir's, and it is most desirable for all parties that this th 1. ht t '
e sig es idea of the full fun of the fair ; the odd '
present year 71b • and maiden four-yr-olds and F•
ife (Earl of Resslyn's)Thes.Auchnioor-bridge ' ll 0 . Lambeth ............ ' - 100 0 0 - 95 Cheese, per imperial stone, Os. Od. to as sa.
City of Dublin Stearn-Packet Company at their order should be made to put an end to litigation. d 11 ' d - ' •
upwar s a uwe alb, in addition to any other allow-
Thur. Scott's Cute; - - -
-
sayings of clowns, the quaint postures of acrobats, tb
Southwark &Vauxhall 51. per cot. Imo o 0 - -
stated meeting yesterday, gives the public some The Chancellor-Will not those proceeding involve e ance : the winner to be sold for 120 sovs, in the usual Linlithgow and Stir-
West Middlesex ...... 51. per cent. I GI 0 0 - 101 DUBLIN, Nov. 7.
i blatant and humorous eloquence of cheap Jacks, and way ;if entered to be sold for 100/., allowed 31b ; 80/. lingshire
ith
information (not much certainly) touching the im- an account of Mr. Sadleir's assets.
Tues. Lee Castle
Our corn market to-day was moderately supplied Wto
portant and interestina subject of the contemplated Mr. Murphy-They may, my lord ; and if so an ap- the perilous adventures of round-abouts and swings. 71b ; 60/., 121 b ; 40/., 18lb ; and 20/., 281 b ; the winner Thur. Biggar Shielas
_ all desciiptions of grain. The only alteration we have ,
Postal arrangements between the two capitals. plication may be made, if nehessary, to stay tbe pro. My only purpose is to let the reader know that New- to be sold by auction. Five subscribers or no race. _ Sat. Cleghern lO 45 Dividend Amount report is in inferior samples of barley and oats, which we'.
Lothian ..... Tues. Blackshiels Inn lO 30 Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
One mile.-To close and name the evening preceding,
sold with extreme difficulty at very irregular a.nd gene
There are, it appears, to be two mail services daily ceedings ; but the order of reference is necessary to market can disport itself when business is over and done
Thur. Ormiston Hall
' • ) rally lower rates. /Ifo change in the value of Indian corn'
prevent suits against the estate. at seven o'clock.
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each way, the journey to be performed in eleven in a right royal manner. And re 11
ay, at this season The SCURRY HANDICAP of 5 sovs etch 3ft with 20 Sst. Newbyth lO 30
but the traiassetions were very trifling.
e The Chancellor-Is any one suing Mr. Norris ?
. 4 s. d. Z s. d. 365
hours. This Project, if carried out, would be oi mr - of the year, the true hospitality of the inhabitants added , • • '' 1 •
• for all ages. Six subscribers or no race ; if 10 HARRIERS.
f1ungerf0rd.......... - I - -7% White wheat, 34s OA to 37e Od , red ditto, 32s 64 to. i.
. Murphy-No, my lord, not at present ; but Mr.
Tait's, Mr, A, D.,.. ..... Wed. Largie-toll - 1100 0 0 - - 01; ditto new, -s; barley, malting, 16s to 24. s 6d ; gull);
great public utility, not only in a commercial point Hiekie 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 le 30 Ditto New of 7% p.c. 1/. per cent. 'LO 0 0 - - in.*, ISi to 20s Od ; oats old, -s to -s ; ditto, pew, ~0
of view, but it would encourag,e travelling am engst 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 wei„ghts to
Waterloo ..... .. .. .... - 1100 0 0 -
- Ocr to 15s 01 ; oatmeal, 'Mete 15s ; bore, new, les to les
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 holida 4. •
y a-tcre, and I have more than appear shortly after. - --
Ditto Old Ann. of 8L 11. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 - -
rl • lete.•_lB' flour
Od • rapese d, 30s Od to 32s Oil per b , ', eer
of bodily affliction, and they form a large class great extent the same, and both might be referred. The SEFTON HANDICAP of 5 sovs each, 3 ft, with 60 RACES. - LIVERPOOL AND SHREWSBURY. - YOUATT Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 105. 4d. 40 0 0 - 26% •
once heard some robust Damon e•aculat o th
e e, n e remon-
Vauxhall ............ I 965. 70 10 3 - 201 Gd to 27s Od per cwt; Indian corn, 32s 01 to •.,,Os Ou r
indeed. The report of this company is not long, The Chancellor-That is the very reason there should added ; the winner of any handicap flat ra,ce after ten Wee GRAY'S information for the above will be forwarded
480 Bete
strance of his lum Mu id
p p s ore, as they contemplated a.m. November 3, of the value of 70 sovs clear, 31b ; this dayand to-morrow. He guarantees ten winners at the
and it contains matter of public interest. not be two petitions or two references.
DOCKS. #
Sir John Kingston James, Bart., presided. The Mr. W. Smith said he was counsel in the case of the cake-stall, " Oh, cl-n the 'spence, give us a quarter I 100, 61b ; 200 and upwards, 101 b extra, but not to be two meetings, or the money returned, the winner of two
Dividend Amount .
following report from the board of directors was "O'Flaherty v. M'Dewell," which his lordship had ad- of a pound." i accumulative ; second to receive 10 soya out of the races beingat 20 to 1 each. His past success-upwards of 250
winners includine the winners of the D-
erby and the Oaks Name of Company per of ' Paid. Price.
LOCAL SHARE MARKETS.
. read an(t 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 su'ffi • '
cient recommendation. Terms to the end of the
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thought that it would be better not to make any order added. Mile and a half. t 2 subs. _
" The directors, in making their 57th half yearly re- falling off which certain Autumn Meetings has displa,
yea, season, 55., including steeplechases. Address, 15, Charin - '
g X s. d. ,' Z s. d. 1
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 8.
of reference in either of the cases before the Court until Yrs st lb Yrs st lb cross. Stamps taken. Commercial - - ...... 51. pr cent. Stock. I Stock. -
hoe
port to the propri .tors,
e• submit the accounts and state.
ha b ldl •
s o y extended the Liverpool gatheripg to three Alonze
-The Liverpool Stock Exc eee,
that cause was heard.
a 8 7 Peter Flat 3 6 10
East and West India.. lEL pr cent. Stock. 1 - 123Y2 Belies EXCHANGE.
inent of debts, credits, mei effects of the company on the
The Chancellor-I will tot do that ; there is no reason days. Great many persons are going from here, and from The Early Bird... 58 2 Thames Ditton -
- is inactive to-day, and not much business tranen,
Ist of September last, in pursuance of the provisions of
THE CREDIT MOBILIERS TARTAR. London ...., ••••• •• I 51. pr cent. Stock. I -
-at the following rates :-Elackburn, Si-Chester and 1"...
why I should not make an order on Mr. fforris's peti information which I have received, as the police reports Wild Huntsman 58 0 Polmoodie 36 6
the act of Parliament.
Ditto Bonds.. - •• - : 41. per cent. - - -
head, 13-London and North Western, 102 e 3 102eX, ...-
" The balance to the credit of proffts and loss for the ticrn, and every reason why I ebould. have it, lam inclined to believe that the meeting will Yorkshire Grey... 4 7 7 Catherine Parr - ee
St. Katharine - .... - I 4 er cent Stock.
4 3e-Midlands, 7.resstero
ne raris Charivari contains the following account of .outhampton ........ 13/.pOs per c.. , 50 0 0 50 -0
0 , -47 Lancashire and Yorkshire, 94
• half-year amounts to 17,926/. 10s. D., after payment of Mr. Curtis then submitted that tbe carriage of the be as successful as Mr: Tophain could have been Mary 47 5 Excitement
Russian Railway Concession, which is as reliable and Victoria ......•..... I 51. per cent. '2ooo' 10 0 0 I 24(2 Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 34-South edtoe.e
proceedings should be given to his client, Mr. Hickie. Ban- Lough Bawn a7 5 Gaudy
all charges, including the repairs of the vessels, which
guine enough to expect. The Autu • •
nen Cup is likely to Pretty Boy - _
and Dover, 21 20S-London and South Western, eel.
latter Level been unusually heavy, in cansequence of three The Chancellor-Certainly not. Yuu may appear if you ~, ,
JOINT-STOOK BANKS.
Dutch Rhenish, 1e pm.-North Eastern, Berwick, 4"
of them-the Trafalgar, Duke of Cambridee, and Duebe,-s like, and make them go on with due diligence ; and you rr
a ord a race, of which its promoters may be proud, and, Lundyfoot
Dividend Amount
the Boulevards, turned down the Rue de la Paix, and
'
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 Reveilles
of Kent-having been provided with new boilers, and a
ali hted front his jaded steed in the courtyardtef the An 'hare MANCHESTER, NOY. 8.
make no order on it. I wilt only make the one order, to the meeting." Fanny Fern
basin°
thorough repair of the engines, hull, &c., eince the core-
t Mobilier, Place Vendome. -- -- STOCK EXCHANGE. - There was not much 4.000
Hospitality -.... 3 6 10 De Ginkel 3 5 4
1 1 X s. d. Z s. d. eds s'
mencement of the half-year. . and that• will be in Mr. Norris's case. The Aintree Plate is the first item on paper. Seventeen In a twinkling his advent was known at the Bourse.
gm in the principal stocks, but prices were firm. Le to,
Mr. Smith-Your lordship has placed the case of
Australasia........... '2Ol. per cent., 40 0 0 all
96.-C 91-Midland, 78i -Great Western of Canada, ~,,,..
"The directors have, however, the satisfaction of stat-
horses are nominated for •
it, and, of the lot, Jack Shep• The HELTER-SKELTER STA.KES of 3 sovs each, with 20 One speculator asked another, " What's in the wind !
0 154`'
" O'Flaherty v. MeDowell" at the head of the list of
British N9rthAmerican I 601; P 0,1.• centt•lsog g g
2i p -Blackburn, Be-Sheffield, 34-Dovers, 2
ing that these vessels are now not onlY fully equal, brit
added; two-yr-olds, 6st 121 b ; three Bet 711) ; four 9st 51b ; How comes the Credit Mobilie to receive a T t 2 I 20 'b o -
r aF ar . s Commercial of London. 1
~.rie, cen . ,
ard and trzella a ear to be as well in
Micheeltnas Term, a,nd there is some doubt as te when it Ye PP as anything. eve,
0 25 0 0 - Cheshire Junction, 17 15-16.
its some respects superior to their original state of effi,
9st 101 h ; six and aged, liist 12ib ; mares and geld- he a bull or a bear ? Ought one to go for the rise or the Colonial .............. I 56. per cent.lloo 0
ciency, their speed having been improve,i and their ac- !IllY 1E! on-whether i., way he on after the cases stand- The most Prominent competitors for the Welter Cap loge allowed 31b ; all winners at the present meeting fall 2" lonian.-- .......... 61. per cent. 25 0025 0 0 -
mg over or after the uld causes for this term. ought to be Prince of Orange and Barfleur.
Lond•Char.Bt. of Aus. - 20 0 0 all 0 2034
BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 8
, littl.
commoclation for live steck and cargo considerably in-
-slb extra ; horses having started three times during After an hour f 'd fl
o rapi actuations the mystery was London and County .. , 10/. per cent '5O 0 0 20 0 0 3014
The Claencellor--I advancee it to the top of the general
creased. They have oleo been previdtet with moans of
Should Mongrel b b h
e mug t out for the Knowsley the present year without winning or being placed solved. The Tartar had brought to the Credit Mobilier a Lonen and Westminatr 'l4/. per cent. 1100 0 0 20 0 0 50% a
•oTOCK EEC/HANDL-The market wan doing vegsttern
cause petition list of this term, and I will make no other
London Joint-Stock ... 12/. per cent., 50 0 0, 10 0 0 32
business to-day, and prices were lower a shade. , 1;m--
shelter for emigrants and deck passengers, in the came
Nursery Handica •
pan opportunity may be afforded for second, allowed 51b ; maiden four yr-olds and upwards concession of the group of Russian railways.
order. Other suitors rnu.t not be prejudiced.
Provincial of Ireland.. I 81. per cent. 'lOO 0 0 25 0 0 55%
d North Western 102 e eve
Counties, 9-London an ,
way as had been previously done with so much success
wed 51b in addition to
alio , any other allowances We beets kept our readers informed of all the phases Le - iB/rn'' 10 o o all -
Mr Smith - Our only object is to etop litigation. deciding the " vexed question " relative to his descrip-
itto,New.• • ......
6, .pe ce it..
50 0 0 22 10 0 ' - Midlands, 79i-South Staffords, Si d.
in the other trading vessels of the company, and which •
which may be claimed ; the winner to be sold for of the • • la• tu le which ha beer' oin ob t -
dug ty S.r. gg
.s .. g g n e. wean Nationro of Treland.... . ~ per. cen . . ,
1,6
There were -40 motions in the QUeell's Bench Yoster- tion. He is entered as half-bred for this event, and
ireprovement, though attended with censidereble cost in
t 60 soya ;if entered to be sold for 40, allowed 51b le
; t ..e Credit Mobilter and a, combination of bankers in re- Nat. Provincial of Eng. 81. pei cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 77
day in this bank case.
'Bl er cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 -
the first construction, has been amply compensated by according to Mr. Goodwin, he is incorrectly described. 30, 10lb ; 20, 141 b ; the winner to be ld b
so Y auction ference to the above group, the last the only unconceded orDirtte, New .... •••• , • P I
LEEDS, Nov. 8. •et
the advantages thus secured for the safety and comfort Mr. Curtis-We lost no time in filing our petition, n3Y Mr. Goodwin's argent is as follows :- and any surplus over the selling price to go to the Peed* th itai Bank Corpora. , 83. p. ct.&bs. '25 0 0 all 40
r 9 (IT
lord.
';
group in Europe. South-Australia .. ~.. '143 p.ct.& bs. 25 0 0 ~ - STOCK EXCHANGE.-Tho market has been veecettes,
ef the poorer class of passengers, in addition to the more
"In accordance with the 1 t six subs or no race. One mile -To close the
7 h and 18th rules of the
•d. ' , . • evening Xvery country has now its group of railways. Union of Australia.... '3O/. per cent. 25 0 0 64
to-day. Leeds, 191-Midlands, 70 Si Eastern 1.) eu
favourable re-measureinent of the vessel% for dock and The Chancellor-If you lost no time, Mr. Norris lost
ect, ing, at seven o clock.
There is the French group, the English group, the triiieloitntooi.j..„ .(;....... 301. per cent. - 210 0 -
, 9-Dovers, 21e-Sheffields, 34.
light dues, under the regulations of the Beard of Trade, less, for he was before you. Jockey Club, there cannot be a question that Mongrel Pr
The Tyro Stakes of 5 soya each, with 30 Austrian group, the Prussian group, the Lombard grou ond n...... ,20e per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 2734
P• union of Madrid ... •• I - 4 O 4O 0 0 all - --"- -
added for two-
-
and of the Merchant Shipping Act of 1854. His lordship was occupied the remainder of the day is disqualified as winner of the Nurser Stak • d t
y es ,an a yr-olds ; colts, Bst 12Ib ; fillie r '-. ' the Sardiniau group, the Spanish group, the Portuguese _
s a ed geldings, Bst 811, •
CANALS. IBA...BORNE MA 1L.%
"In the last report the directors stated that they were hearing general cause petitions of no interest. Newmarket, Mongrel it will be seen id' 1.
I , s isqua ified the winner to pay 5 soya towr d ' the Belgian group, the Roman group, the Nem-
•
in expectation of' receiving a communication from Go- THE BANK.-.-IN TEE COMMON PLEAS. upon more grounds than one-for he is by The Cure out ner to be sold for 100 so ^ *.r s expenses ; the win. grei.ile,
-4. - all°
I e Dividend
olitan group, the Monaco group.
vernment defioing the nature of the improvements re- Yesterday the case of "M'Do well v. O'Connell" having et a sist oL d S •
er t a y upenor, but he was entered for the tered to be sold for 80/.., v. in the usual way ;if en. P Names of ' t.,• Dividend - . Names of Si
from the General rat-
s:ainos that the
A Russian group was alone wanting to render Brad- eompant„. i 1 ‘ per price
-- - Companies. Price. a'r di mails arefuTt
iga a .
quired by the Post-office authorities for the mail service been called on for arguments on points raised under the allowed elb ; 60/., 81b. ; 40/.,
"A AnrinUm. by the n•ght-and Id by the morn ni, , p tch )________________.••
14Ib ; and 20/., 211. t„ -
shaw complete. But who will have the honour of con- 're Annum. iz
between London and Dublin. That communication has Bankers' Act, Nursery Stakes as ' half bred,' and handicapped as i the winner to be seld by aims 1 ,
When
tTioyn after the ree;e, structing it ?To what capitalists will Russia deign to - 1
x.__________ -
Day ween2nuee epl prom weam
..tle 0
and auy surplus to go to the fund.
x
been aince received. It states that there are to be two Mr. M`Donough, Q.C., said he had to apply to their such. Although Messrs. Weatherby may have reason
.C. Six subs. entruet the completion of this gigantic undertaking ? tshtn &Oldh: 93 71. p. et.' 145 Nfacclesfleld. 100 2/. 10s. 51
,cooNTßimr, , in Genera: i;oi.n• 1
~. reri .
_o__.,.ecl.
mail services daily each way (morning and evening), the lordships to allow the case to stand, as the same import- for not having entered the dam of Lady Superior in 'Mr -- .
. J 0
Os. As may be eaeily conceived, the Credit Mobilier, as Barnsley- .. 160 - Neath •••••• 100 16/. - Office, Lenecn.*l oispatcre) . P-Ai5'.......;./
entire journey from London to Dublin to be performed ant questions were raised in a eause petition matter be- Vol. VII of 'ThStd B k ' • • • • eborne's Mongrel (h b) (20/.) ; Mr. J.
Brkiik&Abrg 150 4/: ,Oxford.. -• • 100 - 103 ....._-..-..- - ' -7,-- -7,--'-''' weeLlY
e u oo , yet it is evident the dam borne's G"eiree Pullet (201.) ; Mr. Morris's Sebastonol well as the rival combination of bankers, retained and
A -•••••- • • Fcery Fria:l, .. a verpool ...
in eleven hours, guaranteed under penalties for any ex- fore the Charac 11 h' h Id bd' df - f * '
e or, wlc won e ispose oina ew
Id have been iven at the tim
cou g 0/ ) • .
e the colt was entered (2 .. , Mr. E. Elliott's br fby Weatherbit, out of despatched to Russia, without regard to cest, " the first Birmingham , .-EQ 4/. , 91%ll'eak Forest. 76 5Z- 08. . 're A....meca,,leyrelt•ina. ' '
woe
kis
cess proportionate to the delay. days, as his lordship had placed it at the top of his list.
Coventry.... 100 252. - iteeeet's • I/ le • ' U ',‘ "' -
"Mica tuY a' ' ' Fvery i uesday ...Southaaaeen
Paul. na 20/ • M engineering talent." St. Petersburg saw within its walls too 6/ 15s 84 R ' '- 3°
Derby ••• • • I . . ) ochdale.... 85 1/. Hs. - ,
"The directors lost no time in arranging with the The Chief Justice-At the top of his list for this term; as ' half-bred 'at Ripon, as Lady Superior stands in _ , ( .) , r. Dawson's Polish (20/.) ;Mr Daw-
melte!) .. .• - - - . '
son's Mysterious Jack (20/.) two railway potentates, the representatives of opposing Ell &CIEs, 69 23,/ n. ct. - Somr fr• i
:e.i.• S
smre _ , ~- , se. -oa. 140 - - A.lF3riee4 (lyv CT.
,•••1•••.. LlVerPe°l'''
boards of the London and North-Western and Chester but it well not be heard until after all the cases standing Vol. VI. as got by Melbourne, dam by Margrave,
GrandJunctn 100 31, pr. ct., 43 Do. LIE Fdst 12, - -
a.
companie. .
oacket) ...... -.. 's
TWice
Do 6orCt'lo 61 pr et.' 111, istfird &Wore 281. 440 - • I••
Aeetralia (vie Liver-
LiverPoo
and Holyhead Railway Companies the terms on which over are disposed of, and that may be a coneiderable time granddam by Cardinal York-Hambletonian, &c. She A Selling Stakes of 5 sees each, with 20 added ; two-
The mujiks knew them by sight, and doffed reverentially ",te •' * * 1 __'" el 140
Grand .1 an ey 100 ai. e rewsbury.. i 25, - - - 4th and 13th ....
the improved service could be efficiently performed, and Yet* 1 never was entered as half bred, but ran second in the and d 9 t I'2lb • '
yr-olde, 7st 4lb • three Bst 101 b • four 9st 6lb ; five, six,
their caps as they passed. " There goes " the ivatchoffs Grand Union 100 1/ Os - Stoarbridge '' - i 121 290 •• . Dover .• .... •
' . „ ... . " , e .'' ;145 , • Ditto (via Marseilles) It _ • - ••••• •• 1
rts's
in submitting to the Lords of the Treasury their joint . Mr. 3±l'Donough-That is so, my lord ; but we believe Oaks, and was nominated for that race as h age. , s , mares and: -geldings allowed 2lb :
t orough bred. and maiden four-yr-olds and upwards, 71b ; the winner wou e
ld 1 • • "
xc aim, pointing to one of the engineers, the Kennt 66. Aviei3J 6s. Od. 6%, .evern and j 1 1
.. 2/ - Ditto (via Cape of Gooe, 12tri
...cirnee.
me
proposal to undertake it. It will be next week, and there is no objection to the
o na, of the bankers' lea,eue and e Lancaster ..' 00 - - Wye Rail. ••••• '
Hoo ............N .
P ) .. ..... ....I ~ . ith of
• - ')l3 01 tne montt:..lPlyvnot, • . „90,
" That this proposal has been considered reasonable postponement, , I have a slater to Lady Superior myself, and am anxious to lee meld for 120/., in the usual way ;if entered to be fat •a• e , th re goes the (pees StLivrp 100 251. 4831 Warvrick Sal 21. 26 Africa (West Coss.) .. ,-•
Dover ....... Id v •
sold, ifor 100/., 11 lean pa aof the Credit Mobilier. Both have come bi- Leicester ..•. MO 51. 49)4 Birmits, 5 1001 ,lexandria........
~, i Oth. at
.2,61 th, oi ~,,,,o, .1
The Chief Justice-Then we will let it stand by con. to know if she is the dam of Mongrel. She was bred in a-07".4. 31b ; 80/., 51b ; -60/., Blb ; 40/., ,
P k '1 f db e •• '
I- m .:Soathatnptol. '41‘21
the proprietors are no doubt already aware from the
1.21 b ; 30/., 181 b •an t er•to ma e rai ways or Us, an ote are soliciting per. Leoiticski,,se)ratoth 83
, 8 Alexandria.. -- - ..?ii,, I,iiti.h&o,_••-_i
sent ; if
--, however, it is be argued here, it must be heard 1849, and if there are more sisters than one-the year d 20/., 241 b ; the winner to be sold u
h 142 7-01. 557) I'Vlawpitcon.. 1 100,1 2!' r lee' inonthlSeuthampies Ito
statements made on the part of the Government in both
mission to do so from our papa, Alexander IL, who L g
ra3 ealhonm' a ...7 • . • . .1. Ili' Daily .......... .. Dover ...... DELI
by auction aft ft-
monmouth% 100 - - Worcstr & / 7gl 2L 120 - ••••••
Southalipt or pith.
Houses of Parliament towards the 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, :-sr tele race, and any surplus to go to the
alone knows which humble supplicant will be made Nintgmerysla 100 - - Birrning..S I
Brazil - - - - .... - M. 9th of the menth.. - e
No official acceptance of the tender has, however, been consider its judgment.
have been mentioned. Miss Margrave out of Lati3 fund ; sece a t
race. "'' -n o save his stake. Five subscribers or no h e
MeltnMwbry 100 - ' - Wilts le Brks -10 s. Od. -.. •• ef !h,! monT'• . Sollth:m..vton 160
Buenos Ayres ........M )''‘• , 1 e
unceteets
received.
-
.e.Y.C.-To close and name the evening preced- appy.
fi <4 out Ho e . ,l's 'sth of the month
'Ape o. o p
" The directors are aware that this subject has occu- THE LAST DAT OP THE MAYORALTY. Superior's dam was sold from the royal padd k '
OC 3 at mg,. 4 seven o'clock. St. Petersburg wag divided into two hostile camps, the
IN3URANCE COMP A.NIES. Cade of Gool Repo ..:; Uncertain
ii 16th oi
Tattersall's last year as thorough bred." camp of the Credit Mobilier aad the camp of the Bank-
ease (1,, ',lads ..,...` i ~. , • - - -, -,ii S ,ottenneto ita;2ste
pied the earnest attention of the Council of the Chamber __see__
THURSDAY-THE CUP.
ers' League. People of every. rank took part in the Dividend Amount
,10th and 26th.... 4th & 2"
Ceylon (see India)
of Commerce, and understanding that a deputation front On Saturday a deputation from the principal bankers, When I referred to this sub' l
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
'• 4th and 20th ....; Te.Sl4l-
- ast week I expressed, The Liverpool Nursery of 60 sovs, added to a SweeY" st 1 The artisans of the Credit Mobilier invoked
ru.gg e. . p
Annum. Share. Cey10n...." -........ hanie'" ra* 16
['hairnet Isles . 18 6.1.,....,ive,..,&i• ir.•.:Soat
__ 1 and
that body had recently visited London they applied to merchants, warehousemen, &c., waited upon the Lord my opinion th tJhn 0 b • slakes of 3 soya each for two r olds •if 20 subs the
a o s orne is a man of too large a-A i ' • , Y ' , the intercession of St. Sergius, while the supporters of -
- ' ' "•
- ' ‘•ei ligyllth of menthileuthasaP ou 4 and 29
the honorery secretary for information as to the result of Mayor for the purpose of' presenting to his lordship au - -
Chi1i...........,_ ,_ „„_
d 19
.£ s. d. , X s. d.
4th and 10th ....
.. 2an 4
experience, and too clever in his business to make second to receive 20 setts out of the stakes ; winners to the Bankers' League crcwded the church of St. Mito-
China ...• ,„ . .
their interview with the Government. The following is address, a copy of which appeared in the public papers
Albion ....•• ...• •• .. 3/. 10s. 500 0 0I 50 0 0 90
-4 10th and 26th.... Dover -• • i _
__, 2
. the pay 5 sovs towards the expenses • 10 subs or no race • nhee
Cons:.:an'.!nop,le .... .
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 incliner'
Allianse 13ri:. and For. 71. 145. 6d. bs 100 0 0 II 0 0 18
' ith as2Otti of •n,n.iBOlzthatrtp:ol i tee._,A
TWicei"-
entrance 2 s t t the f d'T Y C T 1 ' t---*
Csnsaintmop:e ........
ato ad- ova, ogo o nn ~ .- o c ose. and St. Mitopha.n has been distanced, and the lean papa Ditto Marine ... .... 5/. p.c.& bs. 100 0025 0 0 41% Twice daiiy ....., 'Dover .....•
10 0 _ Cont. of Europe Msk N i
t. ( Ccarnber of Commerce, Nov. 6, 1856. Peered on the Part of the bankers, Mr. James Gregson, here to this belief. If it be proved, hov- name '
the night preceding, at six e clock, and the weights
Taeleedliei
sever, that
game t e Anchor .............. 6 per cent.
of the Credit Mobilier has won the race and • d h 5 0
50 0 0 515 0 163' Ev,;ypt ("°•rmlialis & N , dee .. - Dover .... . • I 24, -
"g My dear Sir,-In reply to yonr inquiry, I haTO M.P., on the part of the merchants, and Mr. Thomas Mongrel is not half bred, he will of cour ' to b üblished sh tl ft
or y a er. .
Atlas . . ... .
.. 15s. Oil. t
much coveted prize. The Russian group bas produced
too 0 0 25 0 0 23'4 rrence - **•"• -- - Twicu • . Y•• f 13outhm3 'oi, "- '
the pleasure te state that our recent deputation to Chapman on behalf of Lloyd's. The address was exten- fied for the Nn • •
rsery, which he wo• de be diequali- TheeGpreat Autumn Cup of 200 sovs, given b the ea -
y P a great sensation at the Bourse, and no wonder, for it 'u..'51.1' lufe "• •• "" " 4‘.pert csen .
Gibraltar ..........ei 4,7,17,20,27 € rn. . p.
. end 16
London on the subject of postal and passenger commu- sively signed, and among the signatures were those of ' hat Newmarket. tains of America and the stevedore of Liverpool, with tautest' Commercial
... 71. 0 50 0 0 5 0 0 6%
Greece (see India) ,
f on Soath,,ni t• r "-
Still bets would not be affected.
b se bl to f the It t '. of
ears no re ni ance - any o pa, ry ex.ensi one Clericl.oled.& Gen. Life spr ct. .
Bibs 100 0 0 10 0 0 -
ersetewn ~,,,te. ,e, este 2,,,i,e,17th o M .. ~ p
~...
nication between London and Dublin had a very satis. the Governor and Deputy-Governor of the Bank of
200 sees in specie added by Mr E. W Tophane the
too 0 0' to o o - ti ........,.N Daily . loadon. .. 3' to
Ist 01
0. our own French lines lately brought out or in contem• county .............. 4/. I _
Elamburg
• the mo,,thlSl ahem'. ,
~,,,,. P pain'
factory interview with Mr. Wilson,' the Secretary of the England, the Cnairman and Deputy-Chairman of the Putting Mongrel en one side
lessee an c erk of the course, added to
Ish d 1 ' * *
all select Ella and a Handicap plation. It is on a . scale of maenitude commensuraea Crown .............. 17s. Od 50 00, 5 0 0
ss. 50 DOI 5 0 0 714 ilavannah .......... 34 Ini 0.
Holland ....•• •• •• •• Y. Dat'y'•••• -'•- •• 1)' .`" "• ' " 16th 0
Treasury, and were permitted by him to state that within East India Company, the Chairman and Deputy-Chair• Little Cob for the Knowsley i
Sweepstakes of 25 sovs each, 10 ft ; the second to re- Eagle .. -
Ad rite of ,he morph. Southampton nd 21
Nursery.
with the empire of the Czar. '''
Equity and Law ...... 41,4 per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 5%
g Honduras .. ..• •• ••
t a 9 0
a month from that period (Oct. 16) a conaumnication on roan of the Stock Exchange, the Cemmittee of Lloyd's as Alonze heads the list f, ' ceive 50 soya out of the stakes, the third to save his ( '
1/. 20 0 0 all
L,_ India (vlaSouthampt.),76i 4th sz 20t1.t of men. ,
15 35 2
the subject might be expected. a body, their chairman, Mr. F. Baring, being absent in dr the Sefton Handicap, and if The cost of construction is estimated at twelve hem- European Life ...
500 ' e
„vie. India (via Marseilles) M lOth&26ie of moth ,Dover ...... --
the old horse be in fe • stake, and the winner to pay 30 soya to the judge and
Genera 1.............. 6/.
dred • •
millions, and way not unlikely reach double that
(no inrual .... •••• . ..... !Dover.. ...•
"' I may add that the deputation is convinced of the Russia, clergymen of diffsrent religious denominations eeina he will take a deal. of be t•
Globe ... - .... 5/. per cent. Stock. ~ - j", lonian Ts•cs
a ing- starter ; a winner of any handicap of the value of 100
147 5 0 55" Ireland .. a"... m& 14 Twice daily- ......IHoiyhead ..• ~,,.e.r. ii•
' Alma and Barieur
figure. A. round figure in sooth, and worthy of the Co. Guardian ............ 53. per cent. 100 0 0
sincere intention of the government to give effect to the the chief brewers, and warehousemen, &c. relay be his most formidable oppo- * SOVS, after the publidation of the weights, 31b ; t
IV. per cent. 500 00t50 0 0 , 360 Li5ben.............„ Ai ?d,,,0f ,0. 'Southamptee '" ale
public requirements in respect to this great national pro. Mr. PRESCOTT, in placing the address in the Lord nents.
wo, lossus of the North, if we may so term our late enemy, Imperial Fire.........
6 all
• or 200, 7ile ; and the winner of the Cmsarewitch, 121 b ;
Imperial Life
ject.-Believe me, &c., Mayor's hands, said it was unnecessary to accompany December- ' ,
second 51b. extra, • but no horse to carry more thau and present gracious benefactor.
Indemnity Marine.... I'. 05.2& b .
31. 100 0 0 20 0 0 1 9,„ Nradeira ..............N 2•.?4 of month .... ;Liverpool ...
I
(Signed) ," ' FRANCIS CODD, Hon. Sec. elute a documeat with a formal speech, and begged his Auttunn 7 snebneu to have "come too soon" for the
extra ; six to start One mile and three. .
121 b ' • ' ' •
• quarters. But guess, reader. the term within which M. Pereire
L Fire ............ 2s. &s. s. 100 0 0 210 0 I 314 Niaea (see India)
4 8
100 0 . 10 0 0 61 •:i• malta ............„ /8 4, 10, 20, and 26.. 'Dover - i 5,,,,, -• 1
engages to complete this twelve (or 24) hundred millions' eaatwv ute............. -
0
" ' Wm. Watsoe, Esq., City of Dublin lordship's attention to the following letter :- . Cup and when I left London on Saturday h
was • ' '' -I
One hundred and fifteen subs and 50 acceptances.
50 0 0 , 2 0 0 5% Mauritius (see India) 0d
Steam Company.' " 62, Threadneedle-street, Nov.' 8. aleaost friendless. Still, should he start for the worth of work • Legal and General Life -
0 0 12 10 0 29
1/. 10s. 25 Mauritius ......., , .i.' 20th of the monihi 4th a
"As the arr e
aneements for landing accommodation at. " Dear Lord Mayor,-I am requested by the mer -1-.. e.• he ill assuredl run forward His light weight mr4 sykes Age at lb
68 12 Imogene - Age st lb Fifty years !-Not so long. Forty ?-Less than that.
4 6 7 Thirty ?-Less still. Twenty ?-In half of that time. :9
16,oloonshi ...
itertaritien.'.. • .P.-. •-• . ...- -•
• : -
. 10s.& bs. 25 0012 10 0 -18s.per share 100 0028 0 0 62„ Itexieo " ' Miln,l of the ninti,.. goathampt•n -
ist
Naples .. „ . . , ...,. N 'Daily.- -••• • • • IDover . .... id 41.
Holyhead are essentially connected with the 1 ht b 1 dt d fL d hla • ' -1
w Y •
enap oy. Can 8, anzers, an ra era o on on, w o avesigne, . d
,I an the fortvard position which he attained for the Pole Star
~4ranaaa
~..
e 24 & ,17ttiof moritb'Southain.p.to••l- an
Inent of the iproposed large packets, the directors have the accompanying memorial, to Present the same to -
51p. et. 20 002 0 0 - Few Zeal-nd .. 4th and 19th mnth:Various port' t woe
continued to give their attention to the subject. leer, lordship, and I have great pleasure in f•• _sour Cesarewitch justify this opinion. Still his owner and Rifleman - Minerva •• ......•• •• _
50 0 10 0 14 & „,,,i,:% '*•••••••
per ormi
.4 „.i
Monarch •• •• • • •• • • ••
00 0 210 0 - ...I,ls•tii-ae•o•.,,
~. ... , f.• Daily •• .. ••- • • ..Doveri .....- ,A
Reticle?, the engineer of the worke, held an inquiry at duty. nu th M 1
ei a acca party may "amalgamate" their interest. Hungerford
National Loan Fund.. 51. per cent. 2,
e 1 ~3mpßl. klUl,"
_
Holyhead in July last, when he had the opportunity of " Unbiassed by any politica,' Erectin-
g, they Malacca has 7lbs. extra to carry but the style in which Early Bird
- 50 0 0 210 0 3% 1-'"
- 50 Peru .....„ .".:'.'.:: :„; • ' .',, 17th on mce-, Ic°•;•ttionnot• c ISt e•
Port Natal ...... ....1, sth of month .. • • i,Vsrious Port' vvecla;
, have taken , e • • ' Speed the Plough 68 3 Laura Selina 46 3 who gets up the Charivari's weckly review of the Bourse) relka!l ..•••• •• •• ••• *6 _
alCertaining the oPiniOnS of the cominandera of the mail this mode of expressing their ~,ntiraeut ,
- - - &ell
fors end of return- w *
n oc the cambridaeshire warrants the belief that th
Y ....... /8 Fvery Saturda ,Ti
y..,-aVer ..........
and paseenger vessels as well as those of other parties' ing their thanks to your I.mistiip
e Wild Huntsman.. 58 3 Culcavy 46 3 that the concession is for 85 years-that all the capital ret '"
rhrorensisional Life• • ...... 5/. per era. 5 0 010 0 - • -- --- . • •
Tuscany „et., . . N 13611 y.......... •• I Dover .... •• , x 160
1 the manner in extra weight will not materially militate against his sue- Saraband
c a .......„ ~11, 2d & 17th otenonth Southamp.ior .
who were professionally acquainted with the locality which, by your condu-et and eX2
.. _a_ a, ques- Root Life-. •• .. •• .. 1 7s. 53 0 010 0 8
1 'JO
and the requirements of Ole service. Mr. Randal mayoralty, you have •aus-intained tne‘nicrs e"
during yeur costs. King of Scotland has been more than once ex- Lance
erecter and die- 38 0 Border Chief 46 3 rnium. And is any interest guaranteed ?Wh t
al Exchange .... - 101. per cent. Stock.
.... all 276 Van Diernon'SLAnd (..ce
Australia) ...... 4th and 18th of ci.i linon is
stated to the directors at the close of his inqurry that he aityuf the city. a pected to do a " good thing." His Majesty, however, Gamekeeper (incl. Red Robin 46 3 tion-stupid. Well, what rate? Five per cent., to be et Y
•154°/n Fire .. „, „ 6/. 105.
OP - West Indies . lOa
. ,T• nf ,es. 0athami......../
would sommunicate the result then unanimously agreed " I should irr erfectl diecha h
rge t e duty I have un- shall not claim my allegiance on this occasion. Of the 5 7 8 Terme ant
71b extra)
2 sure That's stereotyped, like the price of penny pies. Ditto Life ..... 1/ 14s. - -
de.
levards, on united X.ingdom .... 14/. p. ct. &bs. 20 0 0 4 0 0 4%
ill be 0
on to the Lords of the Adeniralty ; but the directors dertaken, if i
--, de, fdditionYto t • h
presen-ing t e memorial, I old ones Speed the Plough, Brother to Grey Tommy, •
Br to Grey Tommy G 7 7 Johnny Taft 46 0 As the Tartar was passing along the bou
Universal Life ... ..... 51. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 40 When any of these dates fall on a Sunday, the malls ar et,. er
6 7 6 Barfleur 3 5 13 his way homewards, he was recognised and instantly sur-
seatched on the following day. with the exception of the 111,.", , Os
have not been since informed what decision their lord- did not aei, '
Pantomime ;
Victoria Life ...... • • 5/. per cent. - 412 6 51
.' o ,
,are your lordship f the satisfaction evLle aud Flatterer seem the most noteworthy. Should Fl 4 7 5 Gaudy
- Southampton), and the Malta, both of which will be easeetc'
at- The Chicken
prececline ds,
ehips have arrived at. • wtuch You e successful endeavours to secure the respect terer be i' the vein. he 37 5 Falstaff 35 13 Bien group for ever," who compelled him to retrace his
LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. .
Vein be a most dangerous cute L t
undyfoo
Iti°/*
"Itisto be regretted that so much delay has been al- of all cla f
iges, or yourself personally, and for the hi h
4 7 3 Lady Florence ... 3 5 13 steps to the Place de la Bourse, where an ovation
ready allowed to take place, as the construction of a, office w' - g tomer. It would be useless to extend my remarks to the Cockatoo
• Dividend Amoent CRYSTAL PALACE.-One Shilling D.ay.---FridaY• 00
h 11 fill d h •
etc you so we e , aye been witnessed.
4 511 awaited him. Enthusiastic outsidere, stags and jobbers, e e
efel
4 7 3 December
N of Company. per of Paid. Price. 7.-Admissions on payment, 995 ; ditto by °
mutable packet pier at Holyhead will probably require i "°a , - ' 1 t 1 • h ti,
tbrae)moc.eaetion, may ru y sey, as see eospn,a-
, g other animals accepted. Against the field I shall select The Earl
a 7 1 Maid of Derwent 3 511 hugged him in their arms, and kissed his hands and
Annum. Share.
tickets, 245. Total visitors, 1,240.
.flucl'
considerably more time than the building and equipment . litY ete
Lough Bawn
,
ansion•house been more conspicuous than
4 7 1 Breeze
_____
of the vessels. The new packet ier in Kingstown Har- duei• MALACCA AND FLATTERER, Flatterer
REPRESENTATION OF THE WEST RIDING,-Tbe eas
cdtmreg . your year of office. But to this I only allude.
37 1 Puck .._ 35 1 I ate the frenzy of his admirers, could ejaculate only 4s.d.X s. d.
6, it ''
hour will, kis understood, be repad for use in another
and for a coackboat I sh Hospitality ... •••
Rank of Scotland .• - 71. per cent. 100 c o too o o miss dersfield Evaminer contains the following :- ~eslea
pa! obligations are due to you as chief magi's- e., all make a venture with ~ - •
year. The commencement of the inya roved mail service ( tratePcriritT
doily marine
hat the Credit Mobilier's Tartar is a enaritatitganennampany S . per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 230/Cs been well understood for some time that Mr. tie_ tee
e etty, who have devoted your time and expe- .1.3 HER te GREY TOM
ROT . my.
tler 5 6 13 Uzella
8' per cent to • s 0 210 0 3/ Dis
must therefore depend on the co P * f k . • Morgan Rat ..
live offizial Tartar and that he has city would not again come forward as a eaedidate fdoFutieo
ngtruction o a wor -de nence to the -
public service, a,nd have at all dines shown Either Lough Bawn or Minerva will win the H
of Glasgow Bank 51. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 12/ Ss
considerable magnitud
urdle Prince of Orange 3 612 Little Nell (h b) 3 5 7 genuine Tartar-a
head. e yet to be commenced at H,oly. a sound discretion and impartiality in th d •• -
e a =metre- Race. •
3 611 Miss Harkaway 3 5 7 nothicg in common with the ap yphe el
ocr --' 1 -.tartar who two Clydesdete Bank ..- 5% /. p cent ;20 0 0 10 0 0 131 5s representatien of West Yorkshire. The heeeY _end
tion of justice.
Polmoodie
... 3 5 0 years ago brought to the Times the news of the first fall c •mmercial Bank .• 71. per cent. :500 0 o 100 0 0 235/0s connected with the local affairs of such a constite „el
r cis'''.
" The raail service under the •
The Hoylake Meeting will take place on Friday and Cerva, ' 3 6 9 &rage
Eastern iiank.....• •• 6/. per cent.l2s 0 0 10 0 0 12% 8s require more attention than bis health and °the ,s() es
means, con:race of the " I must mention, too, the general appreciation of
of Sebastopol. Edinb. & Glasgow...• 3)45. p cent. 5 0 0 5 0 04/ ' 18s
company has been very satisf t l * • * d
will allow hie) to devote to these subjects. 1:10 al s
ac ori y maintained during your gentlemamlike bearing, of your courtesy, and of the Saturday, but I shall not at present refer to the list o, A Handicap Hurdle Race of 30 SOVP, added to a Sweep-
ExChange Bilk of Scot.. -
trY -6
-
- -
thepast ba-f-year. No casu it
that he can be fully as useful to the collo well
a yof any kind 'am occurred readiness with which you have met the wants of all sport.
stakes of 3 sovs each in case of acceptance ; gentle- National I;ank ...• -5% per cent. 'lOO D 0 10 0 0 187/10 lievea
on tbis or any other of th
Northof Scotliind Bank 5/.percent 20 0 0 , 210 0 512 s (1 the representative of a smaller constituency, where itoi
"In co - e company's lines of traffic. who have appealed to you. The racingat Worcester last week preeented no e men riders allowed 511, ; a winner of any hurdle race OPP R ESSI VE IMPOSITION OP INCOME TAX. Royalßank of Scoll. .. 5/. per cent, 100 e 0 100 0 0 Watts
neeque,nce of recent fra d h.
ell'
e.
ft 11 a.m., Nov. 3, to carry 51b extra ; five accept-
matters would not press so constantly on his thuse_vesel
Union Bank of Scot. -8/. percent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 102/10
committed in the tra.nafer de us NV 1011 have been " Few have better deserved than your lordship, and cial " feature" for commen •
t. My pick, New Brighton aer
Western Bank •• - .... 7/.per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 42/ 06 attention. In view of this fact we believe that e
..i.ti
compa.nies the anxious arrement of some joint-steck fewer still bave obtained such a testimonial of goodwill -' ances or no race ; entrance 1 soy. Two miles, over
Great indigbation hal been excited in Gloucester. in Alliance Fire and Life.. Nem- cent. 100 0 0 11 0 0 le/153 meetings of persons connected with the liberal P:a•
been given to,the subject !Teen of the diree•tors has and approbation as you no ff receive, signed, ae it is, b won the Flying Stakes, and my selections, Poodle and six flights of hurdles. Ten subs. Acceptances to be
f 1 b f t d
consequence o a arge num er o ra esmen, merchants British Guaran 2 0 0 1/ 128
the Riding have been held for the l'oe
from districts in
hould P I
tional protection to the weei the view to afford addi- the most eminent among the merchants of London Y Prince of Orange, were first and thihl for the Autumn dec4tred this evening (Monday) at the Waterloo a . . , . tee ... el. per cent. 10 0 0
, and
...„
nd professional men having been surcharged to an ex- caleclonian Fire Insur . tOt.per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 25/ Os
Jose of considering what course the Liberals s „ees
former practice of rt.gairinp.rt(bmrietors. A. return to the hearing the signatures, too, with oue exception, of all 'andinaP' The manner in which the proceedin Hotel.
gs were
Yrs st lb cessive amount in income tax this year by the surveyor City of Glasgow Llte -6/. per cent. 0 0 2001/ 53 r
1 n At these meeting's e° it•
5/. per cent. 50 0 0 1 0 0 :5.1 5s sue at the rext edectio .
, sso
made in the offices of the Co e transfer of shares to b-; the city bankers. conducted atte4ed most eatisfactorily the zeal and Yrs st lb of taxen of the district, This tax is assessed upon the •act'ionnbivartzebtre .........
perrsonally attending has bsempany by the proprietors "It is the highest reward, without the aid of h • '
t e abilit of the officials who
y , worked with a most cordial Titterstone
average of the payer's income for the last three years ; Eng. & Scot
Life Inger. 51. oer cent. 103 0 0 15 0 0 .91 3B noblemen and gentlemen have been mentionea a eoag
Law Li
, fo 5/.aer cent. 50 0 0 3 5 0 4/ 85
a,blo to succeed Mr. d te •
Cobden. Among these Lor boo
as the revival of that practice atetuender consi.deration, but Crown or Parliament, that your fellow-citizans can give Lough Bawn alo 6 Boadicea, h b 49 9
an'd it happens that in Gloucester, in censequence of the Life Assoc. of -4cm,.ancl 6/. per cent. 10 0 0 110 05/ les
0 1 0 02/ os rich has been named, and the propriety cf iraviting,,ava
1 'ts dier '• co-operation to promote the success of the meeting. 610 6 Croxteth, h b 59 5
.I;Trational
.21re and Life 6/. per cent, 10 0 ,
et's"'
many years might be attended witrli eon ianuance for to a chief magistrate who has brought to the civic chair
Minerva, h b war the trade and cenemerce of the town and port have
to tland for time Riding considered ; and we und oto
venience to the parties, the dirs c°t
nsiderable incon- a cultivated mind, a generous heart, and a liberal hand A FRESH MAN. The Potter alo 4 Black Swan
been at an extrenaely low ebb, the port depending for Scottish Uni -••
• . .
orth Brdish Insur 71 per cent. 200 0 0 20 0 0 36/105
on In.rne. 714/. pr cent. 20 0 0 1 0 0 1/ 14s .
thnt he is rega, ded I,‘ many as the most likely 0130,
warranted in insisting on it, and ,• c ara woul I not feel - who has dispensed charity with d'scretion ad h - ese Victory, h b alo 2 Harry Lorrequer 5
,paid
its trade upon commerce with those place 3 h' h
wic were Standard Life •••• .. •• 51. per cent. ;50 0 0 7 0 0 20/ Os .
No decision hae,feeir
Monde
nit:
1011. e ewmarket, y Morning, 8.15.
M C bden's succeesor.
o - become r. o ,
such is not in operatem in other ''iteetnere especially n 4 tolerent of the opinions of others, Las deal;
vs each, with 20 blockaded by the allied fleets during the la United I oep Aisnrance 5/. ner cent. to 0 0 I 0
The Selling Hurdle Race of 3 so
te war.
------ ever, been come to. The leading active men of the 'reef
It is, however intended that in je'•alt-'''''ek companies. around him as a philantheopist, as a racticalv * f _______
91 • five 10 t
added ; three-yr-olds, lOst fib ; four, llst b , , ~ , But, notwithstanding this notorious few, the incomes
red party hsve not yet definitely agreed upon the Pe
eters,
MISCELLANEOUS.
the certificate 'for thu tiansfer of a duplicate ot business, and as a welheducated gentl P mall'° LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING. 2lb ; six and aged, 12st 4lb ; ruaiden three-yr.olds al- of a very large majority of those who pay the tax
ehares co einan.-I remain,
,
by the secretary, shall be foresrerded 1;, untersigned dear Lord Mayor, yours very sincerely,
e sold for 80 sovs in the usual in Gloucester have been assessed at an exorbitantly Dividend Amount
"""eg
office of the company to the preprietor ELY pe.st from the " W. G. PRESCOTT:" PROGRAMME OF THE Ser'OßT. lowed 41b ; the winner to b
s Name of CompaLy
way ;if entered to be seld for 601., allowed 61b ; 40/., bigh rate, aud accordingly a public meeting was - ' A per of raid. Price. ~........-...wwww•••.......w
thereby afforling the opportunity of • ''
la• ifig the sale, The T.
...ORD MAYOR expressed himself highly gratified TO-MORROW-THE NUW4ERy. Blb ; 301., 141 b ; and 201.,- 201 b ; the winner to be sold held, at the Shire-hall at Gloucester, on Thur. d ------- ' m. Share.
nn,u _
,___._._.
RIRTHS.
Immo list •
s ay
x s. (1.
Aes
covering any irregularity. ely dia. at receiving euch an expression of p bl• •" -
u ic opinion ats the
f any hurdle race (not being a night, to inemorialise the Lords of the Treasu x s. d. OP A SON. •
"The directors, in thus seating the additio address communicated, and warmly thanked Mr. Pree- e Aintiee P v auction W.
Th . - late (Handicap) of 50. eovs, for all nee ;he • inner o
, once, slb ; twice, 7lb ex- the subjest. The chair was taken by th " " Assam tea .. i. .. .... 51. .5000 20 0 0 -
On the 7th inst., at 49, Moseow•road, Bayswater'
of security which they propose to spleen think
nal means cott and the other gentlemen of the deputation for the a winner of any handicap to after 11. aan., Nov. 3, slb handicap) in the present
yeardles mile and a hale-To there were 700 or 800 persons pre,ent. Le 4 Mayor, and Anctien Mart.....• .. 214 per cente 50 0 0
0 17 -10 0 2-5 wife of Heatbcote Harding, Eeq. , „ereed,
tra. Over four flights of lour , ers veers read Australian Aericultur/ IL Is. 100 0
s
the officer who has charge of the transfer de it duo to tone and manner in which it was conveyed.. extra; any number of bargee, the property of the same
ceding, at six o'clock. from the local Income tax Commissioners, disc aimin Australian Trust .... 51. per cent -- 25 00 - On the 7th inst., 8, Hanailton-place, St. John
to testify their full confidence in his integrity, apsar,vttnilent The deputation then retired.
.; owner or his confederate, may ran for this plate. En- close and name the ni ht pre
g
A Selling Race of 2 soe„ace, with 15 added, for any knowledge of the surcharges, which it appears
g -t .1 n
Au, ra, an oyal Mail 5/. 10 0 0 au - the wife of John Butterworth Walker, Esq.
0 all -
trance, 2 sovs. One mile.
A 010-Mexican Mint.. 11. 10s. 10 0
40 0 0 39 OP A DAUGHTER. if'
their satisfaction with the eficient manner in which haes 1 r "--------r----:
maidens of all ages ; two-yr-olds, elst ; three, 9st 51b ; had been made by the surveyor alone, Mr. Samuel 7
British Arn.sr* 5 -
ican Land 1. s.
.
00 0 0 32 10 0 114 J.
has discharged his di:6m i LADVERTISEUENT.I-The difficylties and dangers of bringing Age st lbl Age st lb sour, 9,t Hip ; aye, sfst 121 e ; fee and aged, 10at ; the Bewly, a member of the Society of Friends, moved : Canada ............. 6i. per cent. 1
Mrs.
. Ilp Infints b
- - On the Bth inst., at It, Bartholomew-close,
- tine directors being of opinion that it would be more. come ;D y hand or wet nurses have been entirely over- ALII7 487 ', L'Addia 46 12 winner to be sold for 60 sees, and if entered to be sold i' That this meeting is of opinion that the mode of levy. Do. 5 per cent rends 5/. per cent. -
_ 1131. i Rider.
acceptable to the proprietors te receive the dividend itn- feeds, osy.eitit Barry's delicious Revalenta Arabica Food, which The Earl
4. 7 3.5.4 Coal Black Rose 3 610 for 50/. 11
a owed 71b ; 30/.. e ,
I°lb • and 201., 18Ib ;to be ing the income tax is unfair, vexatious, aud o re,sive D:tte, 6 per cent. .. 61. per cent. -_-_-
- -, On the 7th inst., at Peckham, Mrs. Powell.
t gthens and remove.; ell those little Ain 1• •
p, s anc irie- Jack Seeppard
• 76.'2: Assailant -
• 25 0 0, 24 0 0 9472
mediately after the meetings of the company at which enlaritie's infants 'are so sub'eci to - T
exattous Electric Telegraph .. 6 per cen,.
- I - • MARRIED.
g V4CI
they are declared, will be prepared to adopt teia arraege. Zak Yolumee :-" GrammailSehool, Stele% fo,lylowit letters Alfred
6 Our Sal (late She- to go to the fund. To start 100 yards within the character by unreasonable andendiscrinainate our hr es Ditto ............ - 'lOO
ca g ' * • 71pr cent. 100 0 0 0 0 -
meat ehoeld they now receive the sanction of the pro- st ',lee Gentlemen,-I think it but common 'ini7teiice to Deci, Ftemoodie ' 3 bee 6 lab)
50 0 0 17 10 0 - On the 6th inst., at Annan-hill, Charles Forte, opoe
- . • .
re , Date New ...... -
prietors to olose the transfer books of the company prs. las
a e teat I lea've used Du Barry's Revallisrg. Aa. •abica fyor aloe Excitement ... .. I
-7 4 Janet .25 10 o'clock. • and causing to the aggrieved parties the ut k b 100 0 0 100 00 - Bombay C.S , eldest. son of the late Major-Genera! „, tea
most annoy- Gen. Revers. & Invest. SP. c• 3,
t four Mon
/0 ii.,et. 15 00,14 0 0 - 78th Highlanders, to Mary Ann Dun'll'ialer
viously to
.the half yearly meetings, insteatl of subse- disordered b ths' during which tirue oilr infant has never had Ga-Y 47 2 Kenerdy - - ancteand much loss of eime." Mr. Bowly related eis Gen.SteamNavigation Forbes, C. B.',
,
' Stock. I - ___
ehter of the lato James Dunlop, Esq., of ee
ellen tly, as heretefore. A resolution au: horising the the previousowels, from which it had suffered much during Catherine Parr ... C ; a
i 0 Sulpitia -
2/ 53 100 00. :100 0 0 - only daub
d the
change, to commence next year, will be submitted to care wee; bakesniztmonths, whilst beine nursed, though every Uzella
3 7 0 Sir Humphrey ... 2 410 The following horses are here :-,Pentornime, Kenerdy surcharged. He had on a former occa4 • '' a
ou appealee, Ann Loudon
, Hungerford .... •• •.e. ""'
Institution .•• - - ' - - bill.
war ' to
On the Bth inst., at St. James's, Flolloway., Ed _ st,
the meeting for adoption. Food soon • o prevent it. Had 'known of your valuable
,er it would ha ~ . The Ceoxteth We' Cumberland, Sir Humphrey, and Odd Trick. got his surcharge reduced, but he bed again had a sur. I d '
..on on Rel. ersionary 5/per cent. 15 00 ' all -
- 12 10 0 - youngest son of John Selby, Esq., of iet.
~
Birling,,c, scl
"The directors now recommend that a dividend of 2e me aieo the heavy ee en ve bayed my infant much pain, and
to ;11.andi ter Cup (in specie), of 30 sot's, added e
.6.4.EWM AR KET Sunday.-Falstaff has left here for charge of some 50/. or 601. He therefore refused to Russell tastitution•• •• / - t en 0 0,17 10
23'es Elizabeth Julia, only daughter of Joseph Hust e
' - • Patent Cand. Co .10 . per cen . ~
Amuse." Cure 2,701:1. se,,oif a we.t uurse.-I am, dec., ROBERT cl) s,veepetakes ot 5 sovs each. Winners
Liverpool. ' make any return at all, and a) mode.. ol f ' 11- le ble t 111-`' s '
- 0 Reversionary int. Soc. 1ay.,1. Pr cent..loo 0 0 100 0 ( .._ of Liverpool-terrace, Isliugton.
Per eente free of inewee tax, be made out of tee prefits
of an handle,
Y •
. ,( . ilEnse la
of the at laree It '
tcocllsirall,ir you ablessinee -to society .p after 11 atm. Nov. 3, of the value of
MALTON-The fell ing are expected to leave for a, penalty of 50/. He h. d
I no option of being thus Pied] men steam-. ! 4/- P• 8 •
hare 1100 0 0 ' 60 0 n ! rsv
half year, afeer the alioea'ioa uf 1 per cont. on the Rev e . Is not to be
00 soya clew
Paid up capit 1 f . '
a o tee company, as required by the act Imy alenta Arabiea the benefit Du Barry's 1 :, 51b ; 200 or more, Blb extra.__To be -r. ,
I.lvernlrd • T i..,-....--_°;V:- - U7:11:. 0-.6,66,,,,11 Rrather a.....4--I :- 4-i. It .
Food has b
little boy e •-• eon to me. and ri(lcien by an a_
... ,
of parliament." • .„, _
.... nester ~ se._
_

Divideno , Antuuirt
Name of Company, per I of Paid. Price.
Annum. ,I Share.
- - -
X s. d. X s. d.
British .• •• .... •• - .. - - - -
Ditto Provincial .• .. 20 0 0 20 0 0 -
Brighton ..........., , 20 0 0 20 0 0 15
City of London ...... 100 0 0 150 1 0 -
Continental (4th Cap.) . - ' 50 0 0 20 0 0 -
Equitable .. ...... •• •• 2/. 10s. i 50 0 0 all -
Great Central - ...• . 8/ per cent lO 0 0 all 12%
Imperial ...... •• .... 101 So bonus 50 0 0 all 89%
Independent ......,, -5/, , 40 0 0 •• -
London.... .. .. .....„ - ' 50 0 0 tt -
Do., Parl. Preference 6, per cent. ' 25 0 0 ~ 25
Phceoix ....... •• •... C. per cent. 1 60 0 0 52 0 0 45
Ratcliff ..... .... , „ , 51. 100 0 0 16 0 0 16
United General • . . . .. 2/. 10s. 50 0 0 all 1 2114
Westminster Chartered 41 per cent. , 50 0 0 Of 53
Ditto, New ........ - i 50 0 0 10 ~ 0 10%
WATER-WORKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. , per of Paid. Price
Annum. Share.
-- - -
X s. d. X s. d.
East London
Grand Junction .... • • 44 per cnt. 50 0 0 all -
Kent.... - , , 4,1. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 0
Lambeth lOO 0 0 - 95
New River Company I 21. los. - -
Southwark & Vauxhall 151. per cnt. 1100 0 0 - -
West Middlesex .... - 51. per cent. i 61 0 0 - 101
BRIDGES.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
-
. X s. d. X s. d.
fitingerford .... - •-- • -7%
Southwark - 150 0 0 - -
Ditto New of 7% p.c 1/. per cent.. LO 0 0 - -
Waterloo ..... - i iOO 0 0 - -
Ditto Old Ann. of Si 11. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 - -
Ditto Nw ditto of 71 11. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 - 26%
Vauxhall i 963. 70 10 3 - 20%
DOCKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
X s. d. £ a. a.
Commercial ...• ...... 51. pr cent. Stock. Stock. -
East and West India., i V. pr rent. Stock. -- 123%
East Country 120 x. per sh. - .- -
London .... , . • • • • - 51, pr cent. Stock. I - -
Ditto 80nd5.... •• • . 4l. per cent. - - -
St. Katharine l4 per cent. Stock. - -
outhampton l3l. Os per c. 1 50 0 0 50 0 0 , 45
Victoria I 51. per cent. ' 20 0 0 ' 10 0 0 I 2d.
JOINT-S rouK. BANKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
-•-----
R s. d. £ s. d.
Australasia........... '2Ol. per cent. 40 0 0 all 9914
British North American ; 61. per cent. 50 0 0 •,, 67
Commercial of London. 'lol.pei- cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 -
Colonial .............. 1 51. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
lonian.- ... .......... 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 -
Lond. Char. Bt. of Ans. - 20 0 0 all 0 20%
London and County .. 110/. per cent 50 0 0 20 0 0 3014
Londn and Westininatr 'l4/. percent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 50%
London Joint-Stock ... 12/. per cent. 50 0 0 , 10 0 0 32
Provincial of Ireland.. 1 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 55%
Ditto, New......... I 8 /.per cent. 10 0 0 all -
Nationr.l of Ireland.... . 61. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 " -
Nat. Provincial of Eng. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 77%
Ditto, New ........ ,' SI. per cent. 1 20 0 0 10 0 0 -
Orientai Bank Corpora. ,83. p. ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all 40
South Australia .. : ... 143 p.ct.& b 3. 25 0 0 ft -
Union of Australia.... 301. per cent. 25 0 0 64
Ditto .............. 301. per cent. - 2 10 0 -
Union of L0nd0n...... 201., per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 273,4
Union of Madrid ... •• 1 - 40 0 0 all -

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Great indieuttion has 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.
Bat, notwithstanding this notorious face, 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 persons pre,ent. Letters were read
from the local Income tax Commissioners, disc aiming
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 andlindiscriminate surcharges,
I hereby creating a necessity for almost universal appeals,
and causing to the aggrieved parties the utmost annoy-
ance-and much loss of :time." Mr. Bowly related his
own exp rience of the manner in which be had been
surcharged. Ile 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 so rendered himself liable to
a penalty of 501. He had no inction of being thus
treated—in fact, called a liar; aid he could not as an
Euglishinan submit to it without raising his v lice agaicst
it. Mr. Buckland, in seconding the motion, spoke of
the injustice of requiring people to expose their private
affairs. As to the allegation that the disclosures made
were kept secret, be spoke to an instance vvbere a Eiht-p-
-keeper bad bought 8 cwt. f.f old income tax returns for
orate paper. Mr. Alderinin Henna moved the next
resolution--'' That the surcharges for the year endinr
the sth of April, 1856, a year of almost unparalla d
depression in the trade of Gloucester, have much exceeded
in number and amount those of any preceding year."
The speaker said be had property on which he wis
willing to pay a tax, but if they submitted any longer to
this iniquitous system of having their books opened a el
examined into, and to be at the mercy of a secret tribunal,
the sooner they had a czar to reign over them the better.
Mr. T. M. Sturge inveighed against the tax upon in-
comes altogether, and especially as having a detroralisir g
tendency on the mercantile classes. In many instance)
it presented an irresistible temptation to make a false re.
turn. He bad known tradesmen make false returns to

AtivsansumExr.j—The difficulties and dangers of bringing
tip Infants by hand or wet nurses have been entirely over-
come by Du Barry's delicious Revalenta Arabica Food, which
feeds, strengthens, and removes all those little pains and irre-
gularities infants are so subject to. ' The following letters
Bp,
_eak vplumey :—" Grammar School, SteVenage, 16th Dec.,
IBTig; Gentlemen,—l think it but commonjustice to yen to
state that I have used Du Barry's Revalamia Arabic& for the
last four months, during which time onr infant has never had
disordered bowels, from which it had suffered much daring
the previous six months, whilst being nursed, ,though every
care was taken to prevent it. Had I known of your valuable
meeoadiss:tohneerhieat
vywouexldpenht,,eaveofsaa saved my infant
ammuechdlep.a!Ron,
B.aEnxdT
AMBLER." Cure 2,704.—"1 consider you ablcssing to society
at large. It is not to be told all the benefit Du Barry's
cries fora sanceiracoof
Five
tvevery i
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Revalenta Arabiea P ood has been to me, and
my little boy
mornin.-.
WALTER KEATING, 2, Manning-
." 21; Queen's-terrace, 13ayswateiP•, Lolidoln,e4ks2:2; 1742 y..
Mr. Dampier will thank ,London, Du Barr dC to send
THE TENANT LEAGUE.
The Tippeeary Vindicator charges the
, him another canister of their Revarenatan Aioabi it
Tenant
League with having " violated every honest prin- agreed so well with his infa.nt" (This infantea'was
ciple in sustaininent of Toryism," against, we pre- 10 days old when it commenced living on the Revalenta.)—
Supported by testimonials Frew the celebrated Professors or
Dr, I Ilg" p•
suine., Sadleirisin and place-hunting
Cl• Dr Andrew Ure ;
1 iemistry . . Dr. Sh • •
oiland , Dr. Harvey ;
Our indignant contemporary adds : Whig,gery.
Dr. Campbell ; Dr. Gattiker •; Dr. Wurte;
Age et lb
"The only difficult we do see is in the want of in- Lord Stuart. de Docies; the Dowager Countess of Castle-
all climates,
tegrity and prineiple on the part of the illinistk,r. If the
, many other respectable
Hospitality
Whigs will retain place and power they must not only i persons, whose h has been restored bit aft
ealth. ._ . 3, ,er all other Stuart; Major-Gen. Thomas King told
Red Robin
bring in, but carry through, a good and sufficient mea- , means of cure had faded. S. uitabiy..paeked for
instructions. In canisters, 11b., 2s. 9d. ; 21b. 4s 6I • Gatrdy
sure for tenant right. In the event of their neglect, with nllll
ll' d Ilb 6 • t''
Johnny Taft
Sibs., lls. ; 121b5., 225.; super-re ne , ~ s. ; 21'05., 11 A• ;
nothing can prevent thethe Whiga of :he Irish
x,,,,, 22.8.; 'Gibs , 335. 'The. 101bs. and 121bs. carriage free, The Sluggard
constituencies and the strengtltening of the hands of "`""" • of post
Barry du Barry and Co 77,
rote' t pos .ce order.
Barfleur ...... ....
- a await the mewing of the lea no t,on re 411 Fortnum,Mason, and Co., purveyor; :
King of Scotland 3 9 2
Toryism. w
nex
Regent-street, London;
better reason • g • ' •
weak, when wa hope son-v= son will guide its to- her Majesty, Piccadilly ; also at 60,Graccchurch-street ; '
andicap Stakesnf 5 !Hive each,
couzioila."
; 330 and 451, Strand; 4, Cheapside 68,
; Cornhill ;49, Bishops.
or Baker-street; 63 The Knowsley Nursery H
2 : ft, with 100 added, for two-yr-olds ; the second to
FAIR PECILE.E.IIa.
, gite-street; 55, Charing-cross; 154, 17pp
any ban-
' 20 soya out Of the stakes; winners of
This per‘vnaga, who rendered hiratelf remarkable ma 150,- Offcrsktnet9 ctt)etve
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Age st lbl 4 Age at lb
Mary 4 8 7', L'Addia 4 6 12
The Earl
Jack Sheppard
Alfred
P.:lmoodie ' 3 'li 6 lab) '
Excitement ... .. 4 7 4 Janet 2 510
Gay
4 7 2 Kenerdy ..... .... 2 5 4
Catherine Parr
Uzella
3 7 0 'Sir Humphrey ... 2 4 10
The Croxteth p We,
to a Handica ter Cup (in specie), of 30 Boys, added
S:veepstakes of 5 sovs each. Winners
of any handicf
.p after 11 a.m. Nov. 3, of the valae of
100 sovs clew ~ slb ; 200 or more, Blb extra. To be
ridden by an 7 members or 80013 of members of F WhitesH',
Brooke's,
ioodle's, the Jockey Club, Goodwood,
el', Eglinton Park, Liverpool Hunt, or
Biebantr7
ell'ea
at th Cupsb s, or qualified as for the Corinthian Stakes
...1. at h, and officers on full pay in the army or
navy. A4' y geintleinan not a member of the above
dabs a1',151 Ned to ride for this race on payment of 2
sovs to 11' .e race fund, but subject to the consent of the
stewaeilj Jockeys 516 extra. Second to save his
stake. , Mile and a half. 14 subs.
Age at lb
Alonzo
Wild 13 dritsinan 511 2
Lou? a Bawn alo 10
Revs Z. ;e,
CattL. a tine Parr
'"'' .cit ement .....
P
tin) .te of Orange 3 10 0

JavtlUUll I:ISI.ILULivII ..•
London Reversionary 51 per cent. 15 0 0 ' all
Russell Institution- • •• 12 10 0 _
Prioe's Patent Cand. Co 10/. per cent. :11% 0 0 17 10 23y.2
Reversionary Int. Soc. 4%1. pr cent. 100 0 0 100 0
Royal Mail Steam.... 41. p. share. 100 0 0 60 0 0 6534
South Australian Land Cl. per cent. 25 0 0 all 36
Trust and Loan Comp.
Upper Canada ...• 20 0 0 0

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MaLTag—The following are expected to leave for
Liverp-kol :—Liverpool (iate Willie Cranford), Brother
to Grey Tonally,
Cardsharper, Maid of Derwent,
Brampton.

DI ED. 0°13!
On the Bth inst., at 19, South-street, FinsburY, , fins
Smee, of Woodberry Down, Stoke Newington, aml 0,
bury-paventent, aged 59. e,
On the 7th inst., at Greenwich, John Marlow De''ll
Esq., aged 85. 3,00
On the sth inst., at Brussels, John Lambert, ES4"
aged 42,
On the_sth inst., at 18, Cambridge-square, the Vero!

BETTING AT MANCHESTER--SATURDAY.
6 to 1. agst Malacca (taken)
10 t'. 1 agst Flatterer (cfnred)
100 to 8 agst Polestar (taken)
100 to 8 agst Maid of Der went (taken freely)
100 to 8 agst Cardsharper (taken)
100 to 8 agst Pretty Boy (taken freely)
to 1 agst Culcavy (7aken)

SOUTHAMPTON DOCK CHARGES.—SOUTHAUPPON, Nov.
7.—An important ease was to-day brought before the
biodrionugg),ll magistrates (the Mayor, Mr. R. Andrews, pre-
for the purpose of trying the question as to the
s
legality of the rates charged by the company on pas-
sengers' baggage exported and imported. Mr. Sharp,
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,
si,ter of Major Cii-vra';kin, of the East India Company's
service,, for a demand which had been made
upon
her for toll, in respect of two packages, to the extent
of 6a., b?ing an excess of 6s. 4d. in the 'amount
the Dock Company were legally entitled to receive: The
question was purely a legal one, and after a lengthened
investigation the magis,rates decided that The lee
charge was Bd.—a judgment against which Mr. Shipp
gave notice of appeal.

Lionel Massey, youngest son of the late B.lsjoi"
Lord Claiina.
sod, the
On the 6th inst. at Downe Mrs. Sarah Wedgw,.°o
daughter of Josiah Wodgwood, of Etruria, aged `',,"'"
On the 6th inst., at Clapham-park, William Bac-e'a 141
M.D., meny years Physician ut Guy's Hospital, Dg 6108
On the 7th inst., at 5, Highbury-park, , Walter,
son of Walter Steriker, Esq., aged 24.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

Additional fixtures received since our last publication.

Heatheote's, STAG HOUNDS.
Mr. Tues. Chipstead ... ll 30
Sat. Chessington
• Fox HouNes .
Berkshire, South! Tues. Hampstead Norris lO i 0
Thnr. Silchester
Fri. Crown Inn, Theale lO 30

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