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YEARLY MEETING of the Proprietors of the Rhymney THE SUN, LONDON,
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wages
Railyeay Company will be held at the Offices of the Corn- No n 098. ,
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in all pally. No. 28, Great George-street,eWestminster, Londonl, on e
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g ma e. an t e men assembled on parade in appropriate each subj;----.----4 ct at the final examiTna"Ption,Ewpit'hsthpe ob- bouArlmmeoedti
e, with TUESDAY, the 28th day of February instant, at Two o'c ock _______________
onfgEASTERN COUNTIES.
in the Afternoon precisely, for the transaction of the General TILE ENFIELD BIFL E.
all experience shows that an inereaeo of range, and
wes of Business of the Company. PUBLICATIONS. ht
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FliogratitfloutrytiomniannidmAsumtilaletrtyach:d to.e.ach6o.-0
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300 Mote. nshcharees
that the said General Meeting shall be made special, for the •• (Concluded from the Sun of .Feb. 2.)
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he re detthya, i tro. hear statements from Mr. D. Waddington
and Mr. G. Gamble. Mr. S. Moscrop Was called to
luarter purpose of submitting to the Proprietors a printed Copy of MR. RUSSELL'S INDIAN DIARY. mi itary commission has visited Portsmouth to Maximum No. Obligatory
I Rose- In the first article on this weapon we traced the therefore of accuracy, could be of Marks. Minimum. .., . .
tbe Bill proposed to be introduced by the Company
In Two Vols., post BYo, price 21s. cloth extra,
All firearms canteens at,taelz
gP:ined, would be to inquire into h
t e present mode of conducting the Mathematics* ..
to the different barracks, the
dwit a view. to considerable alte- Reconnaissance 600 300
et way into Pare
Bement in the present Session, and also for the purpose of
40 40 411 40
considering. and, if approved, accepting, with or without atny it 4 y DIARY IN IND I A. manufacture of the most important portion, the bar- alter the pitch or turn of the. rifling.
ir:sure a regular and steady guardrooms & • h • •
GcMehlinyileiemutar zir(st,yitflyoacndeomaii,i,nin.f is.thatiraie(mitii.on. Mr. WADDINGTON replied in detail to the state-
RS our modifleation therein, a propoeal by the Trustees of the este es ell_ By W. II RUSSELL, LL.D., late Special Correspon- Military drawing and surveying .. 300 } ments of Mr. Love, the present chairman of the
ie by giving it rotation round rations, especially in the canteens, which have too , ory, an geo•ira • • 4°°
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o'clock in the county of Gl,morgan of the Marquis of Bute, to Lease
dent of " THE TIMES." With:Tinted Illustrations. red, up to its final completion, when thpe gauge is arge rifled in oprder !io
350 .
the undertnking, railway, works, and property of the Cornr -
The Enfield has only half a long been a blot upon our military system. It is
.n. and.. e sla- company, made at a recent meeting en Manchester,
any other modern langmage
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,ut how pany, and tor authorising the Directors to do all necesea y This entirely new work has, in a few days, reached the sale
of Six Thousand Copies ; every Club, Library, or Book So- ittethMar
tl.r,e.::inpsr=i,,,:uap zfdel::: fit lai,tdioi fofthpernr.io.ejsescifo'n• .
and traced those features. for which :the existing
Imeans acts for caerying the same into effect. ePhi alteneide ailnfi
according as the column of air in th.e tube yields or turn in flee pitch of the barrel, and this it is gene- also stated to be the intention of the Commissariat Frtein°l,• Germ•an, Hindustani,glor
y with The Books for the registration of Transfers will be Closed ciety should purchase it.
London : Routled,ge, Warne, and Routledge, Farringdon-
expands beneath the pressure. Win Birmingham, rally believed, might be increased to one complete to open a store in the garrison for supplying. the •_.sooo 00 600 .. 300
ell' • • lainngu2"gigee. that he had deserted the company in. its hour of dis-
Ll:itteliti
i India, on Saturday, the 18th day of February inst., until after the
said Half-yearly Meeting.-By order, street.
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JOHN 13. SHAND, Secretary.
where all the anvils are now resounding with the turn with the most favourable results. In thecourse troops with bread, groceries, Sece, at cost price. tuedr:
tress, because he had only retired °newel:ma of the
.tr some
Areecxtunsts=thhail
Cardiff, 4th February, 1860. USEFUL AND POPULAR HAND BOOKS.
urs ay contained an account c.)f
;oddon,
leltsitlwnthethynesistrudeogd.
ks allotted to those
---. Price 2s. ad. each, cloth, manufacture of rifles for the Volunteer Corps, turn of the many valuable experiments which Mr. Whit- The Sun of Th d Geology .. .. .. .. 300 -
•espect-
METROPOLITAN, COUNTIES, AND H f Enfield ? worth made as to the
OW WE ARE GOVERNED ; or, The out a weapon as perfect in its gauge as that o best pitch of rifling, in order military exercises in boats at Plymouth. It stated ..
"In languages not obligatory, and in chymistry
mitting encroachments mi. the pa'rt of the Great
;, when GENERAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETT. •
Crown, the Senate, and the Beneh. By ALBANY We can only hope so, for, if not, the volunteers will to try the effect on the bullet of extreme velocity of that wh and geology the candidate will be expected to ob- •
en. embarking from Cremhill Beach in the '
:Ilose in 2 7, Regent-street, Waterloo-place, London, S.W.
FoNeLAereue, Jun. tain at least one-third of the mar ligent of the company's- interests- and were pere
,p irnopteretycobu;sethoof ilhi ibser:dl dp 'buoy
of
ill BOMS Life .4.ssuraisc,e, Annuities, and Endowments.
HANDY BOOK OF CRIMINAL LAW, ap- be but poorly off when theY come to he suPPlied with rotation in. the barrel he actually made one with one ship's bouts, the 36th occu •d f • W
me our minutes. e subjects, in order to count in the examination.
They LOILDS on real and personal security.
F. FERGUSON CAMROUX, Manager. Elicable to Commercial transactions. By W. CAMPBELL ammunition, madeby the Government with the same complete turn in the inch-in fact, the inside of the have been requested to say that the entire regiment "In the examination great stress will be laid on h d
Northern b the 'd f •
y ai o neighbouring lines. He
snd de- LEIGII, Esq., of the Middle Femple, Barrister-at-Law,
care as to size as the barrel itself, and which should barrel was a perfect screw. Yet this barrel, charged embarked in one minute and 30 seconds. a not the slightest doubt that ly a return to a
iddle of - -
ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE CIRCUS, HANDY BOOK OF PARISH LAW. By original composition, in whatever language the more liberal and vigorona poli yth i
fit with almost the same nicety as the gauge we with 25 grains of powder, fired a perfectly fitting candidates take up. . e e company'.
pon his Leic,ester-square. - Two Performances Daily. W. A. HOLDSWORTH, Barrister-at- a ,
L w Author of " The -...- traffic
. would be developed its alli t th ed
~ armee s reng en
LBW of Landlord and Tenant." have mentioned. At Enfield everything is done by ball of lead and tin through seven inches of elm " Officers desirous of showing their proficiency in
money Last appearance of the Educated Bull. THE STAFF COLLEGE. and its divide d '
n s increased.- • (Applause )
lent his THIS DAY, Saturday, Feb. 4th, another Grand JUVE- HANS BUSK 01 .
N THE RIFLE AND HOW machinery, as we have pointed out, and so each por- P ks The same
lan . gentleman, with a 24-pounder other languages in addition to the three which are Mr. ItIA3IBLE • li ' .
ition with Additions and Illustra- . ress, re-
land at , NILE FETE will take place on a scale of magnificence far TO USE IT. New Ed ,
superior to anything of a similar description ever attempted. Bone, half-bound. tion of the lock, stock, bayonet, and fittings of the howitzer, having a hexagon bore, and, of course, a The annexed General Order has been issued from allowed to be ti&en up for the competitive exami-
eation, may be examined therein and p ompa y s
marked that such had been the 1 • •
e asticsty given to
horror Farrinedon-
THIS EVENING, positively the last appearance of the London : Routledge, Warne, and Routledge, e gun is manufactured by heaxa on rojectile of •
the same kind of labour- g p his own plan, fired with low the Horse Guards, dated the 23d ult., in reference ort a s ecial re-
g-in-Chief ; but they will not effects of the present nai•row policy were manifest ;
the c n '
He wu , edueate,d Bull. street.
saving machines as those employed upon the barrel. charges shells of 10 diameters in length. With to the Staff College :- p of their qualifications will be made to the Mr. Waddington, that it was some time before the
ttended Morn ing Performance at Two o'clock; Evening, at Half- •
, Past Seven. THE INCOME-TAX, INTEREST, ANNUITIES, ETC. The part of the works devoted to this portion of Projectiles of a greater length than that of the tom- " The accompanying revised regulations for the be allowed to count any marks thus gained in de- but since the 18-6 11.1 th
;aye the 1 year o,w i e e other metropo-
---- ln fcap. Bvo, price 25., cloth, or post free for 28 stamps, the manufacture is filled with a peculiar and most mon Enfield ball fired from the Enfield rifle, the Staff College having been a db h M • terming their position in the order of merit.
maven- pprove y er ajesty, litan railways had progressed largely in spite_ of
A RCYLL ROOMS, Windmill-street, Grand A MANUAL OF INTEREST AND ANNUI- . billet, no matter what its sha " XIII. Any officer may, with the sanction of the contests, the Eastern Counties .Ith hs
morning
-4 -IL C:ASINO, open every Evening, with the celebrated 1, Including 54 Rates of
TIES. By -..DWARD SMYTH. ingenious modification of the pile-driving machine, pe, always turns over are promulgated for the information and guidance , a oug at peace',
was re- tand. _Established 10 years. Conducted bY Mons. Lamotte ; Interest, and the value of Life Annuities by the English Life where the vveights are wound up by steam, and are within six feet from the muzzle of thepiece, the rota- of the officers of the army. General Commanding-in-Chief, compete at the an- had been stationary or receding. (Hear, hem%)
principal cornet-a-piston, M. Boulcourt. Doors open at half- Table With suggestions for the more equitable assessment i nual final examination, without previously passing Mr. WADDINGTON, re d h t h
queste t a any. s are-
,uperin- past 8, commence at 9. Close a few minutes before 12. Ad- of the Income Tax. ready for dropping again and again at the precise tory force g Yen by theslow turn in the barrel being "It is now well understood that only one officer throu h
ble dile Missions ls. On the eve of a re-imposition of the Tecome Tax (and pro- e• insufficient to keep the conical ball oint fo t can be s d f g the college ; and further, any officer who holder desirous of informetiOre.would freely ask for
dock in - b ibly for an indefinite period), this useful Volume, containine• 1-• •n each sta e
ime required by the workmen i g . p rmos . pare rom a battalion at a time for the desires to enter the college for any one year only, it, but no questions were put and on the motion of
ll found TIHE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, a simple and professedly unanswerable theory for an equa: Mr Whitworth ro o
These weights punch out the hammers, lock•plates, • - p p ses that all military barrels Purpose of studying at the College ; but this will will be permitted, if there be a vacancy, to present s_
the Chairman, seconded b I H d th t•
yi‘ r. ar y, e mee ing
, 1- NIGH HOLBORN, able assessment, should be minutely studied by all coLeerned. should be rifled with on • himself at the first annual examination of the junior
state of This Establishment, pre-eminently distinguished for the London : Routledge, Warne, and Routledge, Farringdon- springs, triggers, bands, and, in fact, every part of . e turn in 20 inches, and not necessarily prevent a battalion from d
sen ing cordiall d fid M W dd
y expresse its con ence in r. a ing-
t. They , _ elegance and matchless beauty of its decorations, combined street. . the gun or its fittings which is made either of iron even those most opposed to adopting so rapid a more than one to compete at an examination if divi • ft d t h 'll h 1
sion o s u en s (w. o wi. t en lave completed ton and Mr. Gamble, and, pledged itself to sup-
way to with thffi_perfection of its management is OPEN EVERY
or steel. After being thus roughly formed they pitch consider that the present pitch of the Enfield circumstances admit of their absence from th • 1
eir their first year), and, if qualified, may join the col- th • I
por t eir e ection.
EVENING. The celebrated band, under fhe direction of Mr. AN ESSENTIAL TO EVERY HOUSEHOLD. ege accordingly. In each case the qualifications
t empty W. M. Packer, plays a nightly-yaried selection of the most are turned down to their exact size, according to might be increased with great advantage. The regiment. -
ers, but approved classical and modern music. Doors open at half- In 1 Vel., price is., cloth, 320 pp., noted in paragraph 111. (above) will be required. STOCKTON AND DARLINGTON. '
tified as peat 8. Overture at 9. Closing' at 12. Admission, One Whitworth rifle on the rinci 1 f
RIGHTS AND WRONGS ; A Manual of House- gauge, and then case-hardened: This latter pro- , p pe o the hexagon " The principle under whieh officers are allowed Any officer at the college, although of the junior The report of the directors of thi ' tat
s company s es
Shilling. hold Law. By ALBANY FONBLANeun, Author of • bore and hexaeon shot and with division ma coin ete at the final examination of
cess is done by heating the parts to a dull red in b f the increased to enter the Staff College being that of pure cora- , y 13- that the authorised capital amounted to £2,988,000,
fore, the "1-Mr. W. 31. Pa k ' d lb eflt Bal Masque
c er s gran annua en " How we are Governed."
the senior division.
cambia- (positively the only one this year) is fixed for Thursday, 23d „ Comprehensive, well arranged, explicit, and well indexed, a mixture of bone-dust (animal charcoal, in fact), pitch we have mentioned, has in all Government Petition, it follows that candidates who may b of which X 1,380,000 was in ordinary shares. . The
February. this book is useful to everybody."-Examiner
so that the outside of the metal has all the hard- trials that have yet been attempted beaten the En- found qualified at any examination, but who, fr
. e e XIV. After the final examination the Council capital expended was £2,894,724. The total reduc-
, _
' "Every man of 21 years of age should completely study this °ln of Military Education will draw up and submit for tion in the debenture debt during the year was
'alive of .
DR. KAHN'S MAGNIFICENT ANATO- perfect, and incomperably the best digest of Tlousehold Law field both in accurac and
ness of the finest steel, while the centre retains y range, and of course want of a sufficient number of vacancies, cannot the considera i
t on of the General Commanding-in- •
He was (acknow- yet published."-British Standard. £86,576. The income of the cora d h
pany uring -t a ,
MICAL MUSEUM, Top of the Haymarket the strength and toughness of wrought iron. The therefore, in penetration. It may, under these eir- thus be admitted, will not have any claim to subse- Chief a list of the successful candidates d
quently , !edged by the whole of the Press to be the most useful and London : lioutledis-e, Warne, and Routledge, Farringdon- arrange past half-year, ending the 31st of December, in-
cumstances be s
At the , ilastructiye of any in existence), is OPEN DAILY (for gentle- street. bayonet is, of course, manufactured at En field, , a ked, why then is it that the Go- quent admission without undergoing another com- according to merit, with a special report of those eluding a balance of £1,856, amounted to £187,806,
in 1847, leen only), from 12 till 5, and from 7 till 10. Admission,
One shilling. Descriptive handbook gratis. Dr. KAHN'S -/-1 A S T I M E . with the other parts of the complete weapon, vernment have not adopted it and commenced its petitive examination. who particularly distinguished themselves, whose the expenditure to £95,560, and interest account .
•
nam •
es w ill be also mentioned by the Council in its
don the Popular Lectures on the " Philosophy of Marriage," daily at e--
..a Illustrated. Pr' and
Ace 2d. The February Number is now nearly all the 68 processes which this piece manufacture, especially as the present machinery "By order of his Royal Highness the General to £10,984, leaving a disposable balance of X 81,261,
a and 8 o'clock precisely. SYLLABLYS.-Happy and Unhappy annual report.
e steady' theme and their causes-Youthful Vices and Indiscretions, ready. undergoes are very interesting. Take it for all in at Enfield could be altered to suit the new plan of Commanding-in-Chief, which, after payment on preference shares was
rears, up end their results -Disqualifications for Marriage, and their CLOUDS WITHOUT SUNSHINE. " XV. Officers who shall have passed their final •1 t t cl. 'd d th d. 1l t
equiva en o a ivi en on oor mary capi e a
it widow • ettre-the Physiology of Reproduction-Self-inflicted Miseries By J. GREENWOOD, joint author of "Under a Cloud." all, no troops in the world are armed with such a boring at a cost of not more than 1:50 or £lOO ? eG. A. WETHERALL, Adjutant-General. examination at the Staff Cll 'll b h d
o ege wi e attac e to the rate of 9 per cent. per annum for the half-year,
--•Sterility and its causes-How to secure Moral and Physical Chap. I. Concerning my Sister, my Grandmother, and My- strolg, well-tempered, and efficient steel instrument On this point we are free to confess that we see no " Horse Guards, S.W., Jan. 23." each of the arms successively in which they have
mat. Ileppiness. self. d h
an on t e year the dividend was at the rate of 9i
N.8.-Dr. Kahn's Treatise on the above subjects, entitled Chap. 11. I Marry my Grandmother. of destruction as the bayonet which is issued to our valid reason whatever why the Government have not previously served. They will be required to per cent.
"The Philosophy of Marriage," sent post-free en receipt ef A Portentous Telegram.-Fashien.-A Respectable Firm. not adopted it. The excuses ur ed The following regulations for the Staff College attend drills, parades, and field days, and they will ete Ra n d•
beelve stamps, direst from the A:ether, 174aarley-street, -The Letter-Box.-Love.-and The Stocking Frame, &c. troops. It is very much to be wished that the ea- g against the essrs. . I ilson and C. Robson, the au itors,
CoVendish. square. W. Lea, Warwick-lane, and all Booksellers. do tion are first that the Gove
valry sabre at all approached it in either temper or a P , , rnment having so avail themselves of ever
are substituted for those of the memorandum of the Y Practicable means of mak- reported that the increase of th •1 d • th
e ca.pita uring e
, ---. ing themselves generally acquainted with the die-
- trength, or that it had never been superseded by lately incurred the expense of altering all the 17th of December, 1857 :- past half-year amounted to £46,644.
BURROWS AND CO., Wholesale Wine Mer- The Fourth Edition, Just Published, Seo, in sloth, price ss. a - • wea ons in the arm from the " "1. The Staff Colle eisoen to officers of all cipline, interior economy, field movements, and
g the riut chants, LIVERPOOL. by post free, ss. 6d. the cumbrous and inefficient sword-bayonet, which p y, brown bees "to g 11 duties of those arms ; and certificates to this effect WESTMINSTER PALACE HOTEL
here have Stores Lime-street. ()N TRUE and FALSE SPERMATORRHCEA; is only a bad and very heavy sword when off the the Minie, and from the Mini° to the Enfield, are arms of the service, and consists at present of 30 will be forwarded to the Adjutant-General by the CO MPAN Y.
502 qrs of OSices 54, Duke-street. ‘.-, with the View to the Correction of wide-spread Errors •fl d n "ther a sword nor aba onet when on it.
ri e, an et y .
not now prepared to meet the cost of altering them students, in the proportion of 25 from the cavalry, officers commanding the corps to which they may Th dire
_ _ e ctors of this company state in their re-
- G ds di' t fly f th fhR 1
uar ,an me o e rom e corps ot e oya •
have been attached It is p e d
r sume a period of
727 sacks The Proprietors beg most respectfully to call the attention in relation to the Treatment and Cure of Sufferers from De-
m 669 qrs of the trade, noblemen. clergy, &c., and the public in general, bitty of the Generative system, or Sexual Hypochrondriasis. When the bayonets are first beaten out at Enfield again, especially as during the next two or three port that the shareholders would be prepared for
f h ' I h 'll b h
our mont s wit i eac arm wi et e utmost that
te their extensive stock of Choice Wines, of rare vintages. Artillery and Royal Engineers ; admission to the the disappointment as to the early com 1 • f
Translated from the German at Dr. PICKFORD. dine lan • •
months a breech•loa e p is likely to be p etion o
tam dour. Bonnows and Co. are not disposed to comment upon the they are as brittle as glass ; they are then annealed will be required in this respect.
Ira at our purity of their wines, which is daily most laudably acknow- " Dr. Pic .
kford is known to En lish readers b his frequent the hotel building held out at the last half•yeerly
consu.mp- ledged by the public and eminent medical men of all eoun- Practical contributions to German medical literature. T s
g . y hi • 1 f db s soft
in as ow ire, an icome as as lead. While adopted, which it is said may exercise a most im- college being determined by a competitive exami- " XVI. Th Ite 1t• tth l'fi
e regu a ions re a ive o e qua 1 ca- meeting, from circumstances beyond the control of
, is the flrst time, he informs us, that he has addressed himself . nation.
ins of lut tries, as the increasing atronage of the highest families in
r th• t t th are subjected to the
is sa e ey last chief Portant influence on the form and nature of the tions of officers for direct Staff appointments ;11
to the non-medical reader. We trust that this may not be the in w--- the directors. They state that they are incessant
t, but not the land is a sufficient guarantee. barrel to which it is a lied. " 11. No payment is required from students to continue in force until the s t h• h h b • •
last, if he shall detect any other, equally flagrant eyil which it tempering, which gives them that Pp ys em wic as een
...They beg, to call particular attention to their pure Tonle process, that of in their exertions to urge on the work. The ex-
were un- may be in his power to correct.' -London Medical Gazette. the funds of the colle
wines, as being so valuable to Invalids and persons of weak ...see, AP, ge. above detailed shall have fully come into operation ;
immense strength and spring which is found in no terior is now nearly completed, and an average of
TS as last I Stomachs. " The editor has conferred a great boon on the sufferers
in Indian A. sample case, containing three full-sized wine bottles, from this distressing malady by translating this little book, other weapon. The tempering is done by immers- • 2HE NA Vl'. " 111. The qualifications requisite for admission and the examinations referred to in that order will between 300 and 400 workmen are employed upon
. Will be forwarded to any address on receipt of P. 0.0. for 6s. and by laying bare the scandalous practices of unqualified are-1. A previous service of not less than three ba conducted under the direction of the Council of the interior. But the directors cannot hold out
' adventurers, who profess to cure a disease of which they ing all the blades in a bath of molten lead, which ees
60., or a dozen for 245. Military Education.
It is a well-known fact that impure and adulterated wines know nothing, with no other object than to fill their own years exclusive of leave of absence. 2. A certifie e any hope of opening the hotel before May next.
sze the greatest foes to health, producing acidity in the purses. The differenc,e between true Speematorrlicea and the he t them to a dull red tint, when the are with- The Alacrit 4, screw gunvessel Com d J-
a s y y, , man er . Officers, however, who have attained the rank Th d•
e 'lectors, assisted by the appointed committee,
cate from '
his commanding officer that the candi-
ng a quiet 6teniach, and debilitating the digestive organs, while pure various forms of disease which resercole it are accurately de- drawn and plunged into linseed oil, becoming then K. Baird, sailed from Spithead yesterday at four of lieutenant-colonel will be - td f tl
exemp e rom io had entered into contracts, now in course of fill-
ies of last **les will accelerate the digestive Powers, invigorating, scribed, and thus a safe guide is offered for the treatment of date is an intelligent, active, zealous, and well-con- operation of that order.
strengthening, and bracing the nervous system. the malady."-Medical Circular. so hard again that the file makes no impression p.m. for the westward. filment, for the supply of furniture and other
fair, and
Oats and 1 q'heir Tonic Wine is admitted to be most essential to in- "We have delayed so long upon the contents of the prell- w ever.
hat They are then again heated to a low Cousiderable dissatisfaction has of late been dis- ducted officer, and thoroughly acquainted with all "As soon as the college shall be in a position to articles to a very large extent, upon the prin.
sands, both old and young, and should never be absent from minary chapter, that we have scarcely left ourselres space for his duties. 3. The candidate, if not a captain, to supply all vacancies in the Staff of the army, no
*he homes of the weak and sickly. Its properties are duly any notice of the subject specially treated of by Dr. Pickford ; temperature, and this perfects them as steel. Amen played by a largo proportion of the shipwrights re- ciple of competition through tenders" 'fi
or specm -
tffolk, said acknowledged and appreciated by the leading men of the but the moderate price at which the ' brochure' is sold, places have passed the examination for a troop or com- officer will be appointed to the Staff who shall not •
cations, as far as that principle could be applied.
ditto, red, faculty, both at home and abroad. it within the reaoh of every one interested in the mitten"- ikin centl entered a Portsmouth
then tests them as to their strength ley str g y t Dockyard who are .ngn
Y 4 A d"
me ical certificate of goo ea an
A h lth d have passed the final examination of the college, The arrears of payments or calls amounted to
To prevent imposition each bottle le sealed with the name Dublin lfedical Press. them with the handles downwards over the edge of employed at task work. The general complaint z---- ' • with the exce tion of those who attained before
Lnd York- et the firm. P but a small sum, and no loss would occur under
London : H. Bailliere, 219, Regent-street. fitness for the active duties of the staff.
All orders to be made payable to HENRY BURROWS. them a )
. an anvil with all his force, after which they are for- among pi ears to be that, by a system of the Ist of January, 1860, the rank of Lieu- this heed. The fourth call, due on the 15th
ID,
. ommanding officers of regiments will in tenant-Colonel, and in every case excepting offi •
- cibly bent backwards and forwards in a machine, mea,surement which they pronouace unfair, their - inst. (making .£6. 58. paid up), had been freely
PRESENTS.- ORNAMENTAL and SCIEN- V INEGAR. - Patronised by her Majesty's every case fbrward applications for admission to cers of proved ability in the field.
prices :--- -11.. TIFIC.-ORNA.MENTS for the Drawing-room, Library, Goyernment.--CONDY'SPATFINT PURA CONCEN- Th h' h h •ld d 'a re earni
and finally gauged. ose wic ave ',le e as er e ngs only amount to about 4s. per day, th Sff C 1
e ta o lege, through the general officer in " XVII. Although the course of mathematics at responded to. The directors retained the same feel-
ing of confidence in the success of the undertaking
lied Dining-room, consisting of anew and elegant assortment CRATED MALT VINEGAR.-Familiee, by using this de-
under these ordeals, even to the very slightest de- when they ought to realise nearly double that sum. the college has been limited to ha
t t amount ot
od to 41: ii et VASES, Figures, Greupe, Candlesticks, Obelisks, Inkstands, Scions Vinegar, insure purity, and effect a saV f
rf olit° ger command, to the Adjutant-General. If the corn- which they had expressed from its commencement.
Od te 3s 31 beautiful inlaid Tables, Paper weights, &c., in Italian,Aiabas- cent. See Report of Dr.,,Letheby, City Onloer o ea , gree, are rejected ; the rest pass on to the grinding Yesterday a number of men employed on the Sutlej knowledge which is considered essential to com-
e b •
ter Marble Bronze, Derbyshire spar &c. Imported and Hassell, of the " Lancet Commission, and others. Sol y mandin ffi f h
g o cer o t e regiment, or the general offi- The capital account to the 31st of December last
Br sack. d S ished off bri ht struck work and roce a a ;
' ' - ' h the Trade, in bottles labelled and capeuled. Wholesale, 63, shop, where they are polished an- -n g , p e...e- ..n a body to the office pieta the education of the Staff Offi • •
cer, it is pro-
manufactured by JAMES TENN A.NT, Mineralogist to er showed that £52,156 had been received, and £43,142
cer command'
ing, cannot recommend the applica- bable that many officers may desire to pursue their
Xaiesty, 149, Stand, W,.C., London. King William-street, London-bridge, E.C.-Six Quart Sample
and keen as razors. The cost of each of these of Mr. Abeth3ll, the master builder, to brin th •
g eir . expended, leaving a balance of £9,014.
vas largely Mr. Tennant arranees elementary collections of SHELLS, sent free to any Railway for es. 6d. tem of any candidate, the grounds of objeetion to mathematical studies to a much higher point; and
ing. Pork MINERALS, and FOSSILS, which will greatly facilitate - alleged grievances under that gentleman's notice.
tie interesting study of MINERALOGY, CONCHOLOGY, PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES.
terest and wear and tear of plant, is only 3s. 6d. The men afterwards returned to their work. be distinctly stated. any candidates, therefore, who shall have proved RAILWAY BILLS.
,6dto oi 1 and GEOLOGY, at 2. 5, 10, 20. 50. to 100 guineas each. SALMON, ODY, and CO. most respectfully in- "V. The competitive examination for entrance to their fitness for employmenfon thelOrdnance Survey, Yesterda tl F • Sd• 0 d
y le sxaminers on tan mg r ers
, 61d te 71d PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION in GEOLOGY and MlNE-
form the public that their TRUSSES hare been in use ~, Y
Thee, could scarcel be made elsewhere at an rice His Im erial Russian Majest 's sc e
y p p y r w steam- or in the Topographical Department, by superior d• d
th S ff C 11
e ta oe e comprises
g the following subjects, ispose of the undermentioned Bills :-
. 7d to 0.1 RALOGY is given by Mr. TENNAN r, at 149, Strand, W.C.
upwards of 50 years, and are found to answer the purpose whatever. In making the stocks of the rifles the ship Razboynick, Captain Rattcoff, which during proe e in the seience f l
er SS o geo ogy, as well as tapo- (Before Mr. Smith.)
-.._____ with more ease and security than any other invention. They " the relative values of each at the examination bein
RURE CURE. - LAMBERT'S ASTHMATIC will answer for right or left side, requiring no under-strap or machinery employed is about the best and simplest the last three months has received extensive re- g graphy, will be named in the annual report of the LONDON AND SOUTH-WESTERN.-To et a h
x en t e
e\-; BALSAM, without confinieg the bowels or affecting the any galling bandage. Persons in the country are requested to
that has ever been devised, and from the time that pairs in the Devonport Dock ard, sailed from shown by the number of marks attached to it :- Council of Military Education to the Secretar f
7 ° line from Surbiton to Kingston.-The standing
rgo of 466 **ad, truly efficacious and pleasant is admitted to be the best send the circumference of the body one inch below the hips. y
Marks. Marks. State for War, as deserving of employment in those d
it has bees eledicina for immediately relieving' coughs, colds, confirmed N.B. -A female attends from ten till two o'clock. Ladies the rough beam of walnut-wood enters the row of Plymouth Sound on Friday for the river Amoor. Mathematics
or ers were comp ie wi .
s priyi,te door.-Manufac- .. 300 services.
sages of asthma and consumption. It frequently. cures per. are requested to apply at Mr. Ody'
Military History 600 THETFORD AND BURY ST. EDMUND'S.-TO
1 there has tory, 292, Strand. machines at one end of the finishing room till it During her stay elle was supplied •th H • k '
. wi ein e s i 900 Fortifications
sees whom the falsity pronounce incurable, admirably allays " By command,
, Geography 300 J Military drawing
name have
Pike tickling which provokes frequent coughing. In approach- - COMes forth at the other end a perfect stock, cone- diving apparatus, and her boats were fitted with Fe' "G. A. WETHERALL, Adjutant-General."
tc 25,000 'mg censumption its effects are truly beneficial. Persons de- ri LENF I E L D PATENT STARCH ench
s have alio ',rived of sleep, or even lying down for fear of suffocatioe, kl" 'USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY, Plete even to the most minute receptacles for the Capt. Kynaston's patent slip-hooks. Gernaan 3OO Chymistry 3OO LONDON, CHATHAM, AND DOVER.-To raise ad-
, There ie alaY depend on relief in a few minutes after taking it. Pre- AND PRONOUNCED BY HER MAJESTY'S LAUNDRESS to be lock-work, the process occupies not quite 20 mi- The paddle-wheel steam-sloop Virago, 6, Com- "In mathematics 400 marks are allotted to *ln this subject one-third of the marks p.reviously gained ditional capital.---e The standing orders were cone-
ething de- 91red only and sold by W. Lambert, chemist, 20, Jermyn-
THE FINEST STARCH SHE EVER USED. at the first year's, or probationary examinations, will be
.itteet, Haymarket, and by all druggists, in bottles, 131 d., nutes. If there is any part of the manufacture mander M. Dunn, from Portland, having in tow the arithmetic, the first four books of " Euclid," and lied with.
added to those gained at the final examination, and count P
lease from /
'4. 3d. and 4s. 6d. each. Be particular and ask for Lambert's WHEN YOU ASK FOR algebra includin uestion d' • e • 1
g q s pro ucin,,, simp.e equa- therefore, towards obtaining the obligatory minimum. (Before Mr. Frere.)
e although Asthmatic Balsam. William Lambert, 20, Jerznyn-street is GLENFIELD P ATENT STARCH, in which a savingof timeand labour might possibly coal depot Pitt, arrived in Plymouth Sound on - '
tions •, and of this number at least 250 must be ob- LEEDS, BRADFORD, AND HALIFAX JUNCTION
cugraved on the stamp. SEE THAT YOU GET IT, be effected, it would certainly be in the gauging. Thursday. - •
--- As inferior kinds are .often substituted. tained for qualification. Every candidate must take AND GREAT NORTHERN AMALGAMATION.-Thii
aUst Published, in 1 v 01.," Bvo. with numerous Anatomical Sold by all Chandlers, Grocers, so., 00. Not only is every portion gauged in every process, The paddlewheel steam-sloop Prometheus, 5 up either the French, German, or Hindustani lan- CO 111111T1 AL OF THE AMERICAN Bill was withdrawn.
• Plates, post free, on receipt of six penny stamps, WOTHERSPOON k CO., GLASGOW AND LONDON but when all is done each is gauged and reganged commander Hollinsworth, got up steam in Ply- guage for qualification • the qualifying minimum is, MATES FOR MURDER. _
AA) ,
A. VITA VITALIS. - A NEW MEDICAL WORK
again by half-a-dozen independent measures one mouth Sound on Thursday, and went into Hamoaze. French 150 marhs,.in German or Hindustani 100 TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE N% EEK.
on the NATURE, TREAT3IENT and CURE of TEETH REPLACED.-DECATED TEETH .
s. 4. arks The remainin a subjects as well as the higher Yesterday afternoon Edmund P. Lane and Gordon
/3„„PER3fATORRHCEA, and other URINO - GENITAL
-S- RESTORED. - Mr. A. ESKELL, Surgeon Dentist, after the other. The result of all this is, that the •She was placed in No. 1 dock at Devonport to have II
* '' ' Miles Opene d Receipts.
20 $
VISEASES, and consequent exhaustion of the NERVOUS supplies patented Incorrodible Teeth without extracting portions of mathematics may be taken up or not at Hires, the two mates of the American barque Ansa,
; f a mechanical fit is insured and her bottom cleaned and valyes o I, I a Railways. „_______"______. ~.._____e_____,‘
19 0 I'rSTEM. caused by the errors of Man in youth and Teeth or stumps, on his neeer-failing• and painless principle very perfect-on o , vereau-ea. the option of the candidate, the marks gained tberein were committed by the Southampton magistrates 1860. Beg. 1860. pm.
,21 9 Ite, producing a degeneracy of MENTAL and PHYS.ICAL of Self-adhesion, rendering detection impossible. Art' ul - all parts, whether of stock, lock, or barrel, are in- The screw steam frigate Emerald, 51, Capt. A. being reckoned in determinine his position in the to the borough gaol for safe custody previousl t
_______- _
20 9 14'RENGTH, terminating in debility of the generative or- Bon and mastication gistranteed. Decayed Teetk rendered y o
, . ..11 • tans and INCAPACITY FOR MARRIED LIFE, shewing insensible te pain, and stopped with his Os teoplastic Enamel terchangeable among all the Enfield rifles in the Cumming, having been thoroughly overhauled, was list of competitors. No candisrate, however, will be their transmission to New York for trial. Ballymena and Portrush... 35 35 - -
;thy these Diseases so often appear incurable when in reality -of the same colour as the Teeth, permanently useful, and
,001..19 3 For the sake of this advantage alone and allowed to count marks in any subject left optional, This result was arrived at after a full and patient Bedale and Leyburn lO
loeY can be effectually removed by the most simple means, lasting unchanged for years (a most important discovery in service. , removed from dock at Devonport on Thursday. 10 - -
21 9 usitether with the Author's remedies for preventing in- Dental Science !). Loose Teeth fastened, &e. Hours, Ten to exclusive of the undoubted superiority of manufac- The paddlewheel steam unless he obtains at least one-sixth of the number investigation, eccupying three da Mr. W
ys• Belfast and Ballymena 65
. Belfast and County Down 2O 65 1,015 927
489 416
..... 20 0 fiction. Six. Consultation free. Charges strictly moderate, 314, -vassel Advice 3 M. Ra
, , y- allotted to it. In regard to military history, early Thomson, the United States Consul at Southampton, Birkd., Lanc., & Ches. June. 32 20
32 2,34+ 2,427
21 0 s_rser A PHYSICIAN, &c., &c. (registered under the New REGENT-STREET (opposite the Polytechnic), and Rea- ture, it would be well worth the while of Volunteer mond, second master from
, Queenstown, with super- notice will on each occasion be given of th • I attended on each occasion. Blyth and Tyne 2O 20 1,280 1,361
e specie
team 22 6 Nedical Act). Address, Medicus, 19,tBerners-street,TOxford- e ett's-hill, Birmingham. Corps to pay even a higher price in order to secure numerariee, arrived at PI Bristol and Exeter 125 119 6,633 5,313
20 9 street, London. Sold by J. Allen, 20, Warwick-laae, Pater-
21 6 loster-row, and all Booksellers in Town and Country.
'-• -- MEDICAL FRIEND AND MARRIAGE GUIDE. the Government rifle. The cost of each one to the next ensuing examination.* for the defence. Ches.&Holyhead(withMold 94
94
- -
421 6 NO MORE MEDICINE. TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED. Government is £2 55., and they are produced at - - - " VI. The examination of officers, servin •th
gin e The evidence of the coloured seamen, and of the Cockermouth & Workington 8 - -
Col k and Bandon 2O 20 260 246
DU BARRY'S HEALTILRESTORING FOOD, -1-- -Sent free on reoeipt of two stamps, for postage, ire.,
b Dr. RAPKEY,27, Alfred- lace, Bedford-square, London, Enfield at the rate of 2,000 a-week. A perfest THE ARMY, United Kingdom, for entrance to the Staff College, white cook or steward Rosomon, was precisely to Cork, Blackrock, & Passage. ea si 161 197
the REVALENTA ARABICA.-We find it to be ad -4. C., " THE GUIDE TO SiLF-CURE." musket and bayonet are turned out there every two _______o.______- is held in London about the month of July, under the same effect as that which appeared in our Deeside l7 17 225 211
Mira
bly adapted to restore a healthy action of the stom h
ace, " The first man of the day in these complaints."-Medloal -- d d v
en consequence of the intelligence which has ar- the direction of the Council of Military Education. columns when the case was taken before the Isle of Dublin & Belfast Junction 63 66 1,266 1,161
liyer, and bowels, and thereby to remoy Indiges-
6..4aPePata,.( . Reyiew. minutes, though from the time the processes cone- Dublin and Drogheda 63 63 1,377 1,340
rST. 446 n), habitual constipation. flatulency, marrncea, ciesentery,
re throats, catarrhs, colds " Those about entering the Marriage State should peruse
kAh' i 1 bl littl kenal h gf mince with a single musket until it is finished, 'ved from India that the In the case of officers servin bd th Wi ht ma istrates at New ort and referred to
ri Bth (the King's) 31st, and .e e . g a roa , e examine- g . g - p , Dub. & Wicklow (in.Kingst.) 401 40}
Dundalk and Enniskillen
651 6f7
kervouseess, biliousness, fevers, so t t e ut or e_ nye ua_ e e woce,_as e a y_ce
a: vzioin tioneof such as shall be allowed to compete are con- additlonal atzocities of a similar character. 520 421
im irities, eruptions', 73d regiments have been s • h h • Dundee and Arbroath l7l 171
health and disease re4leces !quell o dit upon him a a a pro mit, wit ot er rep- d
holies in the ears, rheumatism, . gou ,
_ere
acidit ved, and passed to store requires a period of ucted b Dundee, Perth, & .Aber. Jun. 31 31 901 1,061
y means of the same printed questions as The magistrates elaserved to the captain that he
despatched eysteria, neuralgia. irritability, el
.ri 9.,... •, inedical philosopher. --critic.
debi ity, despondency, " The true Guide to those who desire a speedy and preeate seven weeks-of which however less than four ments from Calcutta te China, reinforcements for East Anglian 671 671 865 gea
ig mails. klpitation, heartburn, headache,
sinking, fit cough " U i it 31 el , ,no
a, , sure. - n Yen y aga ne. each of those re iment i are set for the examination of candidates in London. could not have known much of what was occurring E.Counties,Nrik.,S:E.Union 499 489 24,385 23,164
'tamps, spasms, nausea and sickness,
also ahildren's corn- e The ' NEW AMERICAN DISCOVERY' demonstrates are oceupied in " browning" time barrel. As with - g swll be despatched from the Those questions are to be answered in writing in on board his ship. East Kent l9l , _ 232 -
Next tethme, bronchites, consumption,
me
depot companies stationed at Ch E Lancashire(in.Blackburn) 111 lee -
al, perfect Oigeg- the alseureity of the English mode of treating such corn- the manuf t
ac ure of the Armstrong gun so with the atham Garrison. the presence of a board of officers, which will be ap- The captain gave a general denial of the state- e -
t Mail . Wallas, restoring, at about a p
- ennYtPershino sleep, and tulle- plaints, will prove a blessing to the afflicted, who may safely -- - - Euinburgh and Gies ow
R •• • l'!2 142 5,391 5,0 X
Th d t fth 1 b *nted b
e epo o est attalion of the Bth numbers Poi. y the general officer in command, and ments adduced, and alleged that some of the seamen Edinburgh, Pertlish Dundee .8
h. dne. I en, strong nerves. sound lunge, re re ~
ience or expellee and easily regain pristine health by adopting the means pre- Enfield, its rate of production is capable, at a short 78 2,940 2,794
, 1 Venal regularity, without medicine. inoonven
Io the most disordered or enfeebled. Dr. Andrew ,
Ure M.D ,
: sited "-Event ne S tar. about 500 men of all ranks, and recruiting is being
. • • which will certify that the candidate has obtained and Forth & Clyde Junction
died from fever and ague, generated by scurvy 1 29f 206 252
p. Feb. 9
,t'll.S., Dr. Shorland, Dr. Harvey, Dr. Bright, Dr. (damp e ,
'bli ie • ' ' dtd tth f i
CAXTION.-As a rt y ue o • pro ess on and the notice, of being extended to an almost unlimited
still carried on for that cor h d •no assistance from books or help of any kind in the ulcerated legs ; that generally no ill treatment had Furness
Glasgow di South-Westerns 1831 1831 7,326 6,479
... Feb. 3 LI. Wurzer. public generally, Dr. Rapkey advises. all persens having amount by merely increasing the machinery em- ps ; t e 31st epot is examination. been allowed on board, to his personal knowledge, Great Northern
doubts of the legal qualifications ot their medical attendant, 283 28,3 23,961 22,972
(From the Morning Post ) about 300 strong, and the 73d depot about the same Great North of Scotia
ployed in its manufacture It swallowed up very , it VII. The college course of study commences but in one instance he ordered the man Frank to be nd
1.. Feb. 16
DR. LIVINGSTON'S EXPLORATIONS IN THE INTERIOR OF er parties whom they may be bout consultine to procure
S :Ls Londo ,tl `'Offi 11Li t - • th as that of th 8 rit.Southn. & Westn.(lrind.) 226 226 6,527 6,934
1.. Feb. S ttieetcw. -The indefatigable researches of Dr. Livingston from the Royal College ofrieuerls
or,
~ Dr. R. nwilleon r c aipt sf
a much more than £200,000 to enable the Enfield t
s reng e th. The three depots can annually on or about the Ist of February. The whipped, and that he on one occasion prevented the Great Western 466 466 28,060 26,705
oave suddenly made us accquainted with one of the happies! et Registered
Membersi pdl assist and prot t' th elot d together furnish 1,000 men of all ranks for ember- transmission of the printed examination papers to ill-treatment of a coloured seaman. It was entered Hull and Holderness ilB 18 143 183
I March 3 Ibeople in the world, of whose yery existence littl the price in starnies, ge a Yme ee • a e works to produce the number they at present do ,nverness & A ,
berdeen June. 55
~,w, as . hitherto known in civilissd Europe generally.- public by forwarding the ea kation, and in consequence stations abroad is so arranged that the merits of the in the log that Armstrong had died from falling Irish south 55 669 624
of the exceedingly ace -Eastern 2s} 251 163 le6
p. overdue
..4 'le province of Angola, Dr. Livingston writes in the" Jour- weekly. Less than £BO,OOO expended in increasing d'd b d 'el
can i ates may e eci ed upon in time to admit of (1 •Pa ins b fallin from a ardarm • a •
overboare , g y g y , an- Killarney Junction , 41 41 336 229
~. Feb It L'al of the Royal Geographical Society," possesses great fer-
3, GREAT MARLBOROUGFI-STREET, W., NE.A.It the plant would now, however, give the existing tive manner in which the trainin fth t h
g o e roops as
those who are sliccessful joining the Staff Colic that Tuthill, or Turtle, got drunk and fell into the Lancaster mid Carlisle (ind
p. overdue 'fifty and beauty, and its capabilities, both agriculturally and TIIE PANTHEON. been carried forward at Chatha he whole of that ge Kendal and Windermere)l 100 100 - -
p. Feb. 16 commercially, are of a very high order ; indeed, I do not fear
RWELL, Member of the Royal .
factory the means of turning out 5,000 rifles a-week, m, t by the let of Februar t •
.y nex ensuing. lee-scuppers from which he was removed i
, n a Lane. & Yrksein.Blackburn)j 280
eontradiction in asserting it to be the richest in Western nR. CULVE
Licentiate of Vidwifery, and Apo. while £BO,OOO in addition ta this again would er will be fit to tak
numb e the field immediately on e VIII. The following. are the subjects of instruc- speechless state. If there had been such ill-usage Limerick and Foynes 1 2 289.
26 -
96 -
93
p. overdue Africa The great scientific traveller, who spent 16 years
le' College of Surge Ons, d dell (only) as landing in China. The Bth Foot has been 14 years tion at the Staff College, viz. :-Mathematies-the on beard, he said, he must have known it. Llanelly 4 • 4 415 see
... Feb. 12 ornong this favoured people, has had ample opportunity of
th ries' Nall, London, can be consulte y i. suffice for the production of neurly 10,000. London & North-Western 917 891 71,941 64,714
studying their physical and moral condition, and his detllls
bo on all cases of Neryous Debility, Languor, Incapac ty,
in India, having embarked in 1846, and was about minimum course will embrace this subject up to Mr. Leigh made a powerful address for the pri- London and Blackwell ' 5 5 1,412 1,218
p. overdue Ire most curious, They appear indeed to enjoy an Elysian e ,
Le4eof Memory Sterility, and all Functional Derangeimneautte. The weak point of the Enfield rifle is exactly
... Feb. 3 lelietty, requiring neither physie nor the physiciau, for Dr. early and excessive d returning to England during the t ear The Elementary Mechanice, inclusive ; t French, Ger- soners, contending that there was not evidence of London & South-Western . 339 307. 14,134 12,724
presen y . Loud. Brighton, &S. Coast. 2231 190 i 11,942 11423
Livingston found their staff of life to be the Reyalenta Ara- fbth S ' ting f'rom
e o exes, emana that t h.
par w ich ought to.' be the very best and ._,.. , man, and Hindustani; Fortification and Artillery ; murder, and that if it only amounted to manslaueli-
eect embarked in 1845 b L'derry and Enniskillen ... 60 60 719 708
, and has been 15 years in •
p. Feb. 5 big& Food, which keeps them perfectly free from disease, ewe. gences,
otit is stamps, strongest of the whol • t
e-viz., he barrel. This, I_. Topographical Drawing, Military Surveying ter, the jurisdiction of the Court would not stand, Loud., Tilbury, & Southend. 45 45 924 918
p. Feb.lll aumption, scrofula, cancer, &c., being scarcely heard of, and the Had hist published, prioe Is. ; by p ,
d The 31st R '
n ia. egiment arrived in India in 1853.
ereali-pox and measles have not been known for twenty 18 sealed, from important consideration t l•
sas o ightness, and and Sketching ; Reconnaiseance , • • A t
• Military r , according to the Treaty of Extradition. lidan.,Slieffield,le Liucoinsh. 1731 1731 11,020 10,195
p. overdue Years.' In England also the Revalenta Arabica has produced No. 4. The whole of th :
ese reg.ments experienced hard sere Military History, and Geography ; Military Ad- The Mayor (Mr. F. Perkins) said-Edmund Lane Manch. S.Jun.& Altrincham 91 91 924 523
... Feb. 3 a. wonderful improvement in the health of the people, remov- An entire new and original Work, entitltd from the softness of the wrought metal itself, is Maryport and Carlisle
... - fug eoegh, oonsumption, asthma, debility, indieestion (dys-
pepsia). constipation, nervous, bilious, and liver complaints, OURSELVES.
Synopsis : The Physiolory and Ana thin and too • •
tomy of our Generation too yielding to be subjected with
d Cure. vice during the rebellion of the native troops.
Col. W. Hamilton, C. 8., late in command of tne ministration, including the Organization and and Gerdon Hires, in pursuance of a warrant under
the si nature Midland
. Equipment of Armies in the Field ; Military Le_ g and seal of the Secretary of State for Ronkland
Midland G t.Westn. of 'rind 177 177 2.650 3,868
52 , 52 1,:i96 1,466
and restoring the faculty of digestion, and nervous and mus- ....-- l'he Origin of Disease=Symptome, Treatment, an
e. safety to the rude chances of a campaign, unless the Home De artmen
gislation ; Elements of Natural Philosophy ; Che- p t, and on the requisition of the Monmoutlish. Rail. & Cana 44 1 44 2,122 Liat
i.. Feb.ll J eular energy to the most enfeebled, as proved by testimonials Also, an Exposition et, and Remedy for, all Urinary Derang
78th Regiment of Highlanders, Inspecting Field mistry and Geology. as applied to the MilitarY Ambassador of the United States h ' Newcastle and Carlisle 7B 178 3,2 1 2,772
,we ave given Newrrt,Aberg.,&lferefor. 60 i 60 1,457 1,342
la• - from the msiev thousand well known individuals, whose
health has been restored bv this useful and economical diet, inents and Marital Disqualifications,
MALE. the soldier is taught to be particularl I.*
y cau 10118 as
ges to its use. A very trifling injury as compared '
Officer and in command of the troo sin e Bel- • e •
p th Science._ , exercise in composition will be afforded his caw a careful h •
t earin,g, and we think there is Nort i British (in. Dalkeithd 151 144 4,932 4,602
L. Feb. 10 after all other meal:s of cure had been tried in vain for many
The modern treatment of Syphlis, Stricture, Blennerrta
years, and all hopes of recovery abandoned. We extinct
Gonorrhcea) Sp t h 1 1 etenoy and all Diseases of
erma orr cea, mp , with that to which all other barrels are sub- dents du 'n he hole co se f instrue- sufficient evidence to coin • ,
fast district, has been appointed to the same posi- to the stu ri g t w ur o mit
.yoa, Edmund Lane, lioo rr it IliZaNset,enrn
746 736 i 34,541 32,764
1. few expressions of gestitude from invalids thus cured.
,he Urinary Organs, with Prescriptions, des. tion, and to perform similar duties, in Glasgow, He and -ou Gordon Hires f
tion in writing memoirs or essays on the subjects of 3 . , , or trial for several murders
p. Feb. 16 cure No. 71, of Dyspepsia, from the Right Honourable
FEMALE. • ted with impunity is enough to dint and injure
jec North London 9 e 2,305 2,123
the course ; and Riding. committed on the high seas. We therefore commit North Staffordshire 233 233 7,434 cue
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the Lord Stuart de Decies ." I have derived considerable f Women- Functional Ir- that of the Enfield to the mos . is succeeded by Col. Brunker, late of the 15th Re-
The Physiology and _anatomy • I i
ge- t serious extent. " IX. The course of • ou to the i
study occupies two years, y borough gate., there to remain in safe North-Western - -
TrVisr=ll benefit from Du Barry's Revalents. _krabica Food. Stuart de
laritiee in Health an i Sickness-Choice in 3 arr a 'merit. Col. Hamilton was 23 ears in India and N. Yorkshire and Cleveland 14 464
- - -
Our readers must remember the large number gl 4,523 4,115
necies."-Cure No. 49,532 : " Fifty yeare` indescribable agony 123.-
Their Expectancies and Disappointmeete-The Cause and Y , which period is not to he exceeded, except in cases custody until delivered up to the representative of Oxford, Wore., & Wolyer.. 102 94
etrom dyspepsia, nervoasness, asthma, c‘engli, constipation,
Pre 1 f Sterility-The Theory and Symptoms of Geste- , ld rifles which durin th served in no fewer than 18 actions in Persia and 1 he the American auth • " • Peebles 173 1691
Enfie g e late cam- of i lness, and then only with the sanction of t orities in this country. 181 181
ess4 1,141
lace, Lade eatulency, spasms, sickness at the stomae;s and vomiting, inlj'• ° '
S dth ri of Healthy 01
eof the peculmn, an e seou ng St. Helen's Canal & Railway 30 30 3,441 3,063
have been removed by Du Barry's excellent 'Food. Maria !!0_,,,-, so. .
Also • in India were found to le inefficient from
paigna India. He was shut up two months in Lucknow General Commandiug-in-Chief. The yearly course The prisoners were then removed t h I
o t e po ice- Scottish Central
Jelly, Wortham Ling, near Diss. Norfolk."-Cure 7"To. 52,087: ousPrms• ,
No. I. with the late Gen. Havelock. is divided into two terms-viz., from the Ist of station cells beneath the Guildhall. Scottish North-Eastern.. . -
. lla 115 3,395 3,210
becoming suddenly too small at the muzzle to o 1 512
, 1,63 ,
Kent, the Pield-Marshal the Duke of Pluskow, of a gastric intleraina-
ITEALTH, HAPPINESS, and LONGEVITY ; Shrewsbury & Birmingham 291 29. 2,934 2,918
lien of tne storeach.-Cure No. 51,614 : Baron de Potent:,
On DOility, Nervousness, Dyspepsia, and Indigestion,
admit of the bullets enterin It was
g. afterw A board
ards of officers has been assembled in Chatham February to the 15th of June, and from the 15th Last evening they were removed in a cab to the sere 48
wsbury and Chester
fe of Josh. -Prefect of Lan,enau, of many years' horrible sufferings Of of July to the 15th of December, the intervening borough gaol 'cl th f 61
No. 2. , ami e execrations oan immense Shrewsbury & Hereford
t,lle nerves and an obstinate zonstipation. - Cure No. me cases these defects arose from Garrison by di • t• he o
found that in so , lee ion of t C mmander-in-Chief, mob Shro shire Union
periods constituting the vacations. , who had waited for their appearance, and fol- g 1 2,646 2,,"
I e8,72i ; el eneral Baron de Zuluskowsky, ot al se y MOVE AND 3IARRTAGE :
Love he une ual thickness fth in order t Sout Devon
2 17,943 16,293 .
Off so slieht a cause as t q 0 e o obtain the necessary information respect- "X. As officers may be expected to join the col- lowed the cab in an ineffectual effort to overtake it South 306 30
race, Ken- I pars. fe ef I disorders of the digestive functions.+Cure Their Obligations, Happiuess, and Disappeintrnentsb;
a uar btk Jacobs of NaZilar, View aze, ard other Matches. Sterility Removed, and, Healt y - Is, . -Eastern l.ll 6,747 6,621
d, Esq., of „ee• 47.121 : Isaiss Eliza e
hich the bullet end of the cartridge is ing the number of huts that will he i'equired for the lege, with very varied degrees of attainment, provi- on the way to the gaol. South Wales l7ll ,
lee 3,231 3 007
,waltham Cross, Herts, a ecure of extreme nervousness spring secured.' paper in w
s. Yorkshire and River Dun 108
119
Ne. 3. sion will be made to enable any student who may 7,103 7:711
'eclizestioe. gatherings, low s o'rits, and nervous fancies.- was only the case in a few use of the officers and troo son the new rifle prac- _____"......_____e_....,,e______ae. Stockton and Darlington
Cure No 48,314 ; Miss Elizabeth Yeoman, Gateacre,hnear Li; THE CASE BOOK : enclosed. This, however . . . p
be well prepared in any particular subject to at- Taff Vale 54 54 4,132 3,853
'erPool : a cure of ten years' dyspepsia, and ell the oreors of 100 Cases of SPERMATORRIPEA, instances, 'njur it was su . limn - •
the great source of i y, p g giound, which was selected by the Govern- MANCHESTER, FRIDAY. Th • t b
- ere continues o e a
- - Ulster
.el Church bervous irritability.-Cure No. 18,216 : Dr, Andreey Ure,
Ili). Their Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment, Confessions: said
roueh manner in which the ment some time since, in the neighbourhood of tend more especially to other subjects, in which he decided restriction upon business throu h h 19
gt e state of the Ulverstone and Lancaster . 5i 19 - _
251 1,360 1,32$
rector of eo,ustleation, dyspepsia. nervous irritability.-yure N10.,34,2a • Care 131 Cauterisations, Galvanism, &c. &c. &e. posed, being the e may feel himself deficient. lf, for instance, the money market ; but the pre engagements of spinners and Vale of Neath .._ , ..... ;,,i'. Li _
t daughter "e,,,, Slserland, of dropsy and debility.-Cure No. 36,2 e C p-
eer Edie. of To be had of Mann, 39, Cornhill , and the Authors.
Advice to the Working Classes, fee Half-a-Guinea. soldiers " fixed bayo Gr
nets" over the muzzle, or the avesend. The spot chosen is one which possesses student should come to the college previously well manufacturers are so great as to prevent any effect being Warrington and eYockpo
.nny.• • Sl 31 -
2ai _
236
tham-hill, ""il Allan, of epileptic fits.-Cure 42,116 ; Mal
treneth' • •
iece was handled with numerous advent b b t d d b d h h 11 b bl d d
ages, it eing a ou mi - is
" • tant e- instructe in mat emetics, ewi e ena e to i- Waterford and Nino.
produced upon prices, and there is observable to-day less of 77 77
enlargement of the liyer, and total prostration of s 1 ems
careless =tuner in which the p
Waterford and Limerick .. • 1,106 1,317
e. Cure No, 3e,418 : Rev. Dr. Minster, of crampe• 811, a
0: MEDICAL ADVICE. imperceptible knock tween Rochester and Gravesend, end comprising a rect his attention principally to military sciences wa„
anxieti than on any previous day since the rate of interest West Cornwall . . ... . . 271 271 C2l 164
farylebone a`n, d daily yomitings.-Cure No. 26,418 : Dr. Harvey, if
DR. LA'MERT, Registered L.S.A Honorary almost
the bayonet on,-an . vanced. W.Hart e
1 pool Hari;r.lß .
.. ail 39 39 3,553 3 514
7ft . ,
ewer Ber- ~,,-"arrhcea and debilitv.-Cure No. 30,618 ; Dr. Wurtzer, o .9 ufficing to dint the considerable tract of marsh land on the banks of the or to languages in lieu of mathematical studies. BRUTAL MURDER AT WINCHELSEA -In for a Whitehavei
_.,
i Junction l2 12
6. - 47+
s Jun e-
,ewn'au ptl Cure No 32.5380 : William Hunt, Esq.. Bar- Member of the London Hospital Medical Society, M.D. under such circumstances il
" XI. During the whole ceurse monthly reports in-' Whitehaven &I, urns , .3
35 598 474
tion was on Wednesday received at the various police sta- wohaven,Cleater,&Egrmnt. 7 7
ohn New-
sesteernef eme'-lests.- Cu're No. 46,270 : Mr. James Roberts. of the University of Erlangen, &c., may be CONS ULT HD
muzzle and prevent the entry of the bullet. Un- Thames is far removed from any habitation, thus
of the application and progress of each student will 409 269
tions in the metropolis of a brutal murder having been corn- FoneieN AND COLONIAL.
,uth Aus- ;41:4er m - aeha Ut of Frimley, Surrey, 30 years' diseased on all cases of Debility, Nervousness, and en the Secret In- . .
d how much more permitting rifle firing to be carried on without an
:__ ~,asg's er' af' bl d liver derangement, partial deafness. firmities of Youth and Maturity, from Eleven till Two, and less the most rigid caution is use , . ...
•7 be forwarded for the information of the Council of milled at Winchelsea, Sussex. The deceased, whose body Antwerp and Rotterdam 52
52 743 681
i., IrW6: i'.),.4'.
(--kjuie Holze, aged 107 years, of dyspepsia (rem Six till Eight, at his residence, he wea- interru tion `
likely are these injuries to occur among t p .i he surface of the ground will be Military Education. Examinations are held at the was found by the sea-shore at the cast side of Rye harbour, AUStriall B2B
37, BEDFORD-SQUARE, LONDON Belgian Eastern Junction. 673 30,884 26,323
',.-••dgestion) debility, irritability and nervousness. which had
of which, levelled and laid out by a party of convicts end of every half-year ; the summer examination has been identified as a man named William Sands a native Buffalo and Lake Hu • 26e 261 266 229
'°ll:a ' e -0 • Cure No. 46,814 : Mr. Samuel
Dr. Lalllert has just published, price Sixpence, with nn- peons of Volunteer Corps, the muzzles , ron
re, George i ented her or , years.- of Coxlieath, near Maidstone, Kent. Tie was about 40 years
, Detroit and Milwaukie 1 e 161 1,600 eete
ekarton, Leicester, of two years' diarrlicea.-Cure. No. 52,612 :
merous Engravings and Cases, a New Edition of his Work, . •e all from the establ' being conducted by the Professors of the college, f
-• al3 oz bayonet, ai ishment at Chatham, after which renflY Dutch Rhenish . .
,-; "e Dowager Countess of C,aetlestuart, of many years' ner- SELF-PRESERVATION, instead of carra ing - . d h f dh d b •
o age, an wen oun a een in the water appe
_ the erecti and the winter examination b Exarnin rs 'n -
y e ,i de ix deep Grand Trunk of C ...... .... I°Bl 1081 2,766 2,507
iwe, Ware -e.•°,118 irritability, bile sMdindieestion, Cure No. 54,812 : Miss . .11 b t free in a sealed envelope. by• Mann, 39
which wi e sen , ham d •th the so-called
pere NVI sword bayone ,
t weigh on of huts for the accommodation but a few hours. On his head were no less than s .
G reat I nth . , "a a' •• • 88° 88') 1°,754 6 760
Author for (debt stem . nendent of the establishment, under the superin- incisions, and also another over the right eye, evidently in- an 1 eulusula 1941 len/ at na '
9. "Vida Zeguers, cured of consumption, after her medi-
Cornhill, London, or by the
~ • -. ps,
t Th. Itt • cumbrous of the rifle instructors and the troops will . o doubt Great laixembou e- •• ' ' - • ---e -,- - 2.865
Mr. Saml. ~,esl advisers had abandoned all hopes of recoyery.- CONTENTS. ing three and a-half pounds . is ael . tendence ef the Council of Military Education. The dieted with sonic sharp instrument, and leaving n Great Western le,
"ire No. ISO: "Twenty-five years' nervousness, con-
S fox L-The Physiology of the Generative Organs. and other 10e proceeded with, care being taken to provide • that a most ated the mur-
brutal murder had been perpetr s , , ot C,nada 345 29 t 7,149 e,tee
Lombardo-Venetia •'
and of the stipation, indigestion, and debility, from which I have
SEeccieioN IL-Puberty- -Manhood -The Morale of Genera- appendage, in addition to its thous winter examination at tho termination of the first their victim into n 28.5 28 i - -
tilrered great misery, and which no medicine eould re-
lye Physiology-True and False Morality.
disadvantage.. has, when fixed in firing, a most every comfort for the officers and men who are to year of the students' cour • b '
se is pro ationary, and
, derers afterwards throwing the body of
bed but has Lyons and GeneN
ice Neir• "c're - lieve have been effectually cured by Du
bar_ ,or, e I ,
in a very short time. W. B. Reeves, lel, SECTION 111 t....-
T Marriage in its Moral, Social, and Physical
F ctancies and Disappointments-Advan- -,
elf
serious effect on the accuracy of the bullet its , be quartered there. It is not expected that the any students who may appear unlikely to qualify the sea. An inquest has been opened on the Y, . . aeadrid, sarao.o a
been ad' d •
iourne till Saturday next, o a
t dulit of a post »NI tem Maria Auton''
ia ssa &A bean t , 310 284 8,7.1 6,5.4
: 21 21 - - g
71,. s„e7
set Fooer
cn
don."-No. 4,208 : " Eight years' dyspepsia, Relations:- s . p
f / hysicalxCoentrasts in securing Healthy Offsprings
the new rifle-ground will be ready for the troops until themselves for the final examination at the close of examination being made. Northern of France 602 574 - -
me, Rick- ;L'aeirrt-emmreet, i
bi..t _.
e y with cramps, spasms, and nausea, for tars
E ToION IV.-Spermatorrlicea, and Impotence7The causes over which it exerci y
sea nearl three times
the end of the ens& the second year win be removed., Should, how- EXCESSIVE DRINEING.-An inquest was held a, P
4 NOn ~ ' T
s eoitu runk 44 44 , 672 486
,4sg., Aged w.... 41413. m;sB' eanthad consulted the advice of many, have been
f StCerility in both Sexes-Self-infiicted Miseries. in.. stir
amount of adverse influence that is attributed to the e nmer, and detachments in the parish of Beckingham, ,arle Lyons, & Mediterrn 879 840 63,334 6.5,368
-"..ectuall °err d b Du Barry's health-restoring Food. I shall
Cs
SECTION V. -The Vicee of Schools-Effects of certain per- .
will accordingly continue to be sent from Ch h
at am ver
e , any marked case of deficiency, or neglect be the Royal Oak Inn, Sutton,
of Mr. Richard Sutton e•ed I aris and Orleans 92•2 9t2 ' 44,293 4,031
be h Y cure y
, ral faculties. bayonet in the same position. brought under the notice of the Council of Mili- on the 30th ult., on the body _ , ,a, Paris and Strasbure
R aPPY to answer any inquiries. Rey. John W. Eleven.
, nielous habits on theenental and geee
G ti D - -
el, Es•ext idlingto Rt ry Norfolk." No. 32,836 : " Three years nt of Nervous and enera ve e- to Eastbourne for instruction. 35 who was found dead by his servant boy, WilliaM \Val. Royal Danish ''' 69 69 367 320
Lennardi 7,zecleseivennerrecon°sne'ss, with pains in my neck and left arm, .pECTIION
CYtreclf Vine Sterility-Dangerous Results of Two remedies have been proposed for doing away tary Education at any half-yearly examination, or ,
ter about 7 o'clock on the morning of the 28th. There Sambre and Dleuse 6B 68 1,185 Leto
bi ity- mp 's Principles of
1,-"' Zene 1 deb Tty which rendered my life very miserable, H rdous S ecifics-The Author with this deficiency in strength of the Enfield At a full parade of the Portsmouth division of at any other period, such student will also be liable wa's nothing particular to be observed on his Ters Southern of France
on exeeet 777 773 16,302 mon
esti h ra • 11 - ' d b Du Barry's health-restoring various aza . p
1 d G neral derived from
1 M ' I• le to removal. n his forehead from a fall. Decease dran ' e West Flanders
ned in the /,, een radically remove y
e2O ri Alex. Stuart, Archdeacon o .
f Ross Skibbereen " - Treatment ; Medical, Dietet c, an e ,
Twenty Years' successful practice' a aline a t Infa.n
barrel. One method is to make it entirely of ROY g try yesterday morning, , _ a mark o k k excess W. and N.W. of France.- 742 71 32,733 29,319
i_.„, godeoa d'o: ti d •
•"re No. 3 906_: Thirteen years' coueli, in 1,4:113 on. an gene-
d for the peruse
lof those who ou the barrack parade :ground at Forton, Privates ' XII. The following are the marks allotted to sively of ale from Thursday wee to the Wednesday me-
tal debilit" h be emoved by Du Barry's excellent The above work is intende
f the strict rules Whitworth's homogeneous iron, and the other is a h's inquiry •in fact he drank nie an a -
ceding. t i , Olt dd y, and Perhaps one of the largest holders of railway
__________
Food. y, ave en r have in early life been induced to swerve rorn . lock and Philli s each berrel in five
lit
unt uti Y are lan of Mr Burton's to make the barrel of steel. Sher P received the medal and mptied an 18-gallon days ;he also drank a and minin shares amongst the fairer portion of the " uppqr
kln Caniste • llb 2 9d 21b 4s. 6d., 121 b. 22e., 241 b. 40s. ef morality. In its pages facts of par tanos_ons
and
ineon. p .
* This rul •
o will not be carried out till the examination of e.
p ut of pure bran y
d on the Th g
ursclay and f
-tleerreee dr' • •8. " e 'lolb. 335. The 101 b., 121 b., and brought together, wholly divested ot tne dela i atuity awarded by the Lords of the Admiralty July, 1861. , / ell off the sofa ten thousand "is 3laria, Marchioness of Ailesbury. Hir
YOUN a . 34,1 e. cam quality : 51b. 2-s.,
cei tof Post-office Order, by sistencies so largelY introduced in
•te certain quasi medical Each change would be a great improvement, the gr iiind broke his forehead. On the nignt of his death he called lad shi is uite au cot( t • and s
Y e q ran with the prices pro poets
the guise of for lone service and good conduc tA s llabus of the minimum course of mathematics will 1 times for b d
bo u severe
, No. 02' -otirry ntfii_el: carriage free on re e t
II rry and Co. 77, Reeent-s ree ,
t London ; Fort- publications given to the world gratis, under latter perhaps the greatest if there did not exist 0 t. On presenting , y
r • - h c -1 f the " ran 3r• He had drunk hard of the daily market, and is a good judge of what are likely
t ratitude " b retended clergy- ne forwarded to any officer, on app ication to t e ounci o sometimes for a week together. V d• •
SI l'aelo, Mason, and Co.. 182' Piccadilly ; Abbis, 60, Greeeehlereh- philanthropy, or as " acts og . , y p fhe medals Col. Mitchell addressed the reci ients • • er iet, " Died from the tli turn out successful vontui es, and we are happy to hear
ith the constitution are such difficulties in the way of welding on the " coo - P Military Education, 1, IV hitehall-yard.
lltr 330, Strand, 4, Cheap- men and others, whose tacipering•s w excessive drinking of fermented d • •
, .
count 7 cet ; also at 63 and 150 bxford-street, an spirituous liquors." that she has lately made sole. successful sreculations.
side frequently followed by serious consequences.
, Loudon ; and through all grocers and chemists. ,