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' diately, hear of them without sympathy for the president ; and th- e re-election of Mr. Chandler, Mr. - -
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c'ent...re°.,•, 'and Whose co-operae re fortunate-without a wish for the general Kiste, and Dr. Symes, who go out by rotation."
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pes=without gratitude for, and constaynt. hoLnoonugr
" d. more especially of that -University with public purse, wikien.‘
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yo f COUNTRY MARKETS.
BANQUET AT MERCHANT TAYLORS'
which it is my pride and happiness to be con
HALL. sides, an.
• --tilities for livered by Pri Ad C
theMcr.ou _ e...
rr nee am zartoryski, at the annual of th •
........-4-... racy to plunge the country into h 0...
(Cheers.) I see the fine arts represented by some tion must have been necessary te
he meeting of the Polish H. t ' 1 •
is once Societ , eir founder-solely because these events, use- the report, said he must be allowed to congratulate GLOUCESTER-JurrE 11. '
A grand banquet, to which her Majesty's Minis-
gu
th assembled their own peculiar advantage. (Cheers.) ... a --s
...ifi. on the 3d of May.
of their. mostl distin ished professors, and I find toe y, held at ful to othees, do not touch us immediatel P ienro The flatness of Mark-lane and Liverpool markets yester-
ters were invited, was on Saturday evening last- all this il ustnous company us . t
es- charge that the House of Lords is an obstucttion tee,- . leief allusion to tit' sufferin a
es teach us to despise egotism, which, with as success did not '
together joinine in the cordial and flattering is memorable anniver- others, was the proceed solely from pecuniary day, together with the liberal supplies from abroad, keep
the anniversary of the Feast of St. Barnabas- , e. .0 ent of to the passing of
.measutes of public utility, I can After ae. -le of Poland, the Prince said- source of our misfortunes. The resources, but from the number and ' ' prices still low, and they are in fact nominally the same as
m in the timony ot their approval of the Governm P resnectabilitv
oles, who have passed through their purgatory in of those d ' e e on Saturday last. Wheat averages £2 12s. per qr.
given,. in accordance with general custo ,
t hich I have the honour to be at the meet only by giv g
in to it a distinct denial. We all sary in the anise- ea, ___ ee, .m
ea m t i portant objects engage in the cause. (Hear, hear.) It
magmficent hall of this corporation, to the Presiden wh d r know how often nations fall, eby darling schemes " Among the first and th ee this world, have had ti •
me to divest themsel
time in a man's po I- ural o 1 •
pu ation. We 0 i yes was exceedingly gratifying to find. that mesmerism
(Ch
and Fellows of St. John's College, Oxford., who are ea . eers.) If any misled," and we mat rest assured that there is for us is the question of te r Xe
... . ft. was making its way surely and NOTTINGHAM-JUNE 11.
br
'ens tical life such a manifestation of pu ic sym- hen newill end It is steadil et it
by statute constituted the visitors on such ocean h h b
.f
;t be encouraging to the nothing more desirable in a constitution 11
• 'lee ours do not know yet how and w , . required the united energies of all Y., y. .
.Tnere was a small show of wheat, and farmers were un-
and w o pat y e welcome--i .
me that I have endeavoured, under present foi it to wan sellers at ls to 2
g s per qr. decline. The trade in
of the school eonnected with the company, teful than that every alteration of the law should,before not the first ti .31ESME.RIC INFIRMA.B Y. continue to do so as 't h d '
he selection young aspirant to political honour-if it be gra . and various aspects and , i a many and great diffi- barley was slow at last week's rates. Beans were in limited
t's carried into ff t b
e ec , e submitted to the conside- various circumstances,
attended on Saturday with the view to t _ .
Ito those who in the midst of labour li. f ee- culties to contend with. All that was bad h d l 0 t alt •al
o express my unchanged op.inion on this a supp y. a s were un ered in v ue.
itnd reward of those who had shown themselves to and a cordia . f public ration o an assembly which, while it sympathises periods, t ANNUAL MEETING. been said a ainst i
d night in the thankless duties o . ome provinces of Russia g t, yet it was some consolation to White wheat, new, 50s to 56s Barley, grinding..2BB to 30s
be the most meritorious of the pupils in theuxami- toil day an mfes- with the public wants, is removed from the atmos- question. if it has met in s Red do 4Bs to 52a Oats, old, . 283 to 36s
luded. The earlier life--yet is there no time at which such ama eat difficulties, why should not we, where The annual general meeting of the friends and know that the same had been said a ainst e
very
nations which ha ve just been cone h e f p bli
re satisfaction than pero u c excitement-(hear, hear)-which is with gr new science. It was most fortunate thgat the r Old white 486 to 56s New do 28s to 36 i
devoted to recitations tation can he hailed with mo a subscribers to the M
exist, bring it to a desired end . esmeric Infirmary, 36, Weer- y wed Red do. 4Gs to 52s Beans 50s to 524
portion of the day had been f his abilities, as it were a headland from which one may watch no such obstacles in the present century, as he knew there were
and to the distribution by the Rev. Dr. Hessey, the when a Minister having, to the best o
finds im
h• self the flo f bli he reatest ea erness not to
wopu c opinion without being hurried To drive at it with t g g , ft
mouth-street, Portland-place, was held on Friday -ho would t d • Barley, malting.... 38s to 48s Beans, new 468 to 48s
head master, of the prizes which had been gained disc g .
har ed his duties to his country, ffers this is the wa indicated
t esign the great trust away by passion. (Cheers.) If any measure of decline even smaller o , y , ,
a ernoon at Willis's-rooms Kin -street St some w roas an gibbet them if
, g , • they could. (Laughter.) It
es Amon°. those who compelled b/ circumstances o r hat at which the course of events J ames s• was true these NORWICH-JUNE 11.
by the successful canaidat . a .
.. h
•tted to his hands. legislation is vehemently demanded, what can be as the surest and t days had assed awa •
had thus been distinguished was Mr. Tebbs, to which his g
overei n as commi re the de.
ht ro erl more desirable, what can tend more to promote points most clearly. These, therefore, a Mr. WING, it being some time past the hour of P y , yet they were now The show of wheat was rather small, d
and the deman
(Cheers.) It is said that no man oug. , p p y ast commencement, said, Mr. Monckton Milnes, M.P , exposed to the derision of those from whom better
hich the enlightened and worthy amone not active, at about the currencies of the recedin week.
whom the premium for composition in Latin verse
'dared happy until the day of the general good of the community, than that mends w . things might have been expected-(hear, hear)._ There was not much barley on offer ant little If iness
f s eakin to be consi
and prose was awarded. Foremost in
.the HA o p g, 11 1. 't fth
indeed is the Minister who, such a measure should be exposed to calm and Polish citizens should energetica yso lei o. e who had promised to preside, he ree tt dt • f •
ere e oin orm
pupils who earned for themselves asi i
m lar destine- his death; and happy
f his political decease, receives from caref
ul deliberation before being carried into government, which having shown it the meeein had not an* - •
self liberal g, wed, owing, no doubt, to surrounded by many who hesitated not t passing, at about late rates. Oats in 'limited su lus and
o souse pp y,
them in ridicule, or to throw upon them the wet made late prices. Beans and peas were scarce, and no
tion were :--Greek composition, Thursfield ; history,e in the hour o
bl as this testimony such as that effect ? (Hear, hear.) I may in this re- before Europe, would not like to lose that character his Parliamentary duties ; he therefore proposed blanket of scorn Hear an material change in price.
Marriott ; Hebrew medal, Baker ; head master s such an assem y. t .
f their favourable opi- spect compare the House of Lords to a rock by opposing the accomplishment of such beneficial that Lewis Magendie, Esq., should take the chair. • • ( , d laughter.) Their White wheat .. 528 to 54 I Red wheat 48s to 500
ou have jus given o Th t• h •
emo ion Ewing been agreed to, sincerity and honesty had both been doubted ; yet,
Hebrew prize, Lewin ; chief Vrenck prizes, Kitson, which y .
br du t (Cheers.) In thanking which is placed in the midst of the sea, and which reforms as it has itself called forth by its beitiation, Flour, 338 Od to -8 per sack from the miller.
f has u ic con c . Mr. MAnnemen in takin his S in the face of all this opposition, the good c
Philes ; chief mathematics, Tebbs. Several others nion o p
eat kindness this onl 111 f when the winds blow violently dashes back the But, on the other side, some events which have . , g eat at that mo-
es wi say or ment, said he should do no more than he had been had gone on and was ' f - ause
going on success ully. Few he Wheat Averages for the week :
1,3091 qrs., at SLI ld
also received at the hands of thet head master the you for your gr but which offers no re- happened of late-as the sudden suppression of. two
olleagues and myself, that having accepted waves which break upon it, kd 1 imagined, were insensible to the I ' Beans -
, as e t 'at w s to p easure of
rewards of their successful exertions, and this cere- my c
office under circumstances of no ordinary difficulty, sistance to the silent and gradual advance of the Polish journa ,
ls the imprisonment of the edit OrS , a , occupy the chair until Mr. • ~
doing good ; but to him mesmerism had been its Ihuiey... . 90 , 3OB 6d
molly having come to a close, Dr. Hessey took oc-
dat a time of no orden r a iet ,we have la- tide-of , public opinion. (Cheers.) And I trust the obvious religious persecutions practised ae.
eainst Milnes arrived-notwithstanding his great love Peas
i.
.a y for mesmerism. His first duty was to request that th f•- - -
own exceeding great revvard- cheers -asam
( ) ongst • • --• „
casion to congratulate those also wine assisted at it an
yli. • th cl." th rine will never arrive when the House of whole communities who desired to remain faithful
h boure se ulously and dihgently-eac in e is- e i
d d he re ort for the ast rear b n • e many nends it was his good fortune to pos-
on the present state of the school, uThich, althoug
f - '--d rt t t Lords shall fail to exercise that which I deem to be to the rites of their forefathers, and from which t P p. . 3 eow lead. ROCHESTER-Jurrn 11.
charge o the duties of his separate epa men - o Mr WING then, in a very effective manner, read sess, he had none more sincere than those who had
it now approached the 300th year or its existence,
h • li. h *tet peculiar function-the submission to calm and they were dragged away by brutal violenc.e ; the , • This •
morning we had a very fair attendance of buyers
perform ly and faithfully t e services wlc i .
ones
h t • experienced benefit from his treatment. Mesmerism at ou
he report. It was an exceedingly voluminous r corn exchange. The busin • ad
AS yet exhibited no symptoms of decay. d• b 't • t • f I•thhhld f 11 t
in careful consi eration efore i passes in o law o order given to the c eigy, at teys ou sin u y ess passing was limit
t li. h
a w lc we ow
ed to the Sovereign who had placed power document, and entered at great length into the was exposed to much difficulty., and among the for both wheat and flour, but where transactions occurred
Then came the banquet in the everoly, hi h bled t every measure, no matter how strongly it may break the duties of their faith, by refusing the
W Nash, oar hands, and to the country w e ena us o many causes which impeded it he scarcely knew pric,es were almost nominal. Foreign wheat held at fully
about 200 persons sat down to dinner, le r. • have -I apparently be demanded by the voice of the public sacrament to such as wished to have it administered Progress the science had made since their last •
which was wor 12,te quotations. Little disposition to trade was shown in
carry on the public business. (Hear.) We , annual meeting. It then went on to state that the st, the open opposition of its oppo- '
the master of the company, presiding. f doors Hear, hear. Ima now, perhaps, -in fine, the police inquisitions were clerical arley ; the malting trade is now over. Oats in steady
nents or the ill-advised steps of its admirers. lie
observed-the trust, acted in no manner which would be injurious out o. . ( ). y . . f . . cures during the last twelve months had been more ; request at full ri
Among those who were present we , le• fth ' t and
'lay or to be permitted to pass from the immediate subject o associations, wor ing or e improvemen , p ces. In beans and peas there was uo
therefore, earnestly implored all present to a o'd -
v i quotable alteration.
President and Senior Fellows of St. John s College, to the domestic ha iness to the tranqui ,
PP f' h• td im ortant these remarks and to allude for a moment to myself. reclaiming of the people from drunkenness-these th '
numerous an before, several very striking, and aas much as lel - -
Oxford; the Lord High Chancellor, Marquis of Salis- the general welfare o tis gtea an p
to the It has been said that when I was elevated to the are amongst others, I confess, signs, which must few attended by phenomena. From a long list we possi e extravagant boasting, as every
bury, K.G. (Lord President of the Council), the community. (Cheers.) And with respect
ture to position which I have now the honour to occupy I awaken mistrust and r
fea that the moderation and ract the followin :-
ext g mistake made, or error fallen into, onl td d
y re ar e DUBLIN-JuNE 10.
Earl of Elgin, le-T., and Lieut.-General Sir Geo. foreign inter . .
ests of the country, I.will ven " Mar Cha m •
cessfully la- received the intelligence of my appointment with equity which were henceforth to guide the steps of y p an, aged 21, residing with ker the progress of
heart. (Cheers. the science they had so much at
) He could not resume his seat s. d. s. d.
Wheat, white.. 28 oto3o 0 Do., new s. d. ff. ffi-
-11 6 to 13 0
1 d
Pollock, G.C.8., honorary members of the cora- eay that we have diligent yan sue . famil at
in like " boyish glee.' That observation the Russian Government, may not as far as we are y No. 9, Edward-street, King's-cross, came Do., red 27 6t028 0 Bere
pan)* ; the Earl of Derby, First Lord of the Trea- boured in so raising her moral, as well as physical, someth g , without con ratulatin D Elle
g r. iotson upon the
its or;gin with concerned be executed . with due sincerity and to us on the 13th of last October. She had been
Imabe a lied with advantage in was intended as a sneer, and had . success of thge I ' Do nel 23 0t026 0 R . 9 0
apeseed
nfirmary lof which he was the '' v•• • •
sury ; Marquis of Westminster, K.G. ; Earl de la powur as that i y .PP _ .c,
f the those who do not know my feelings. I was too justice ; the fear, in fine, that former acts of cruelty first seized with violent convulsions, delifium and founder, and he t h • Barley 15 otol7 0 Oatmeal l4 6t016 0
rusted e might long be spared to Oats
Warr, Lord Chamberlain • Earl of Shrewsbury and the hour of need, according as the exieency. o .
bl f the t lat b d t *th ta di th most post- insensibility in 1854, and been under differen't me-
grea responsi ii y may e renewe ,no wi s n ng e 14 otols 3 Bakers' flour .. 16 oto2o 0
Talbot, C.B. 4_ Earl of CL•digan, K.C.B. ; Earl of case may demand. If we have not succeeded in pre- deeply sensi e o watch over it as he felt cer '
tam that so long as he Do., black l3 6t015 0 Indian corn ~.. 29 0t032 0
tering into mad. and which attaches to the duties which I undertook tive verbal assurances several times repeated dun g
n dical men ; and it was even feared she must be sent (D Ell' '
r. iotson) continued to retain the good opinion .
Egmont, Eerl of Carnarvon, Earl of Sefton Earl of venting other countries from en
1 t t to erform I was too painfully alive to my own the last Con ress. We may hope perhapa that from home. She was now as bad as ever and had
Donoughmore, President of the Board of' Trade ; causeless hastilities--(hear)-we have, at eas ,no p. .
' ' • th' l'k th t cl• 1 tit' •g f th d 1 t• ens made before been mesmerised ba a ft' f, _ ._ of the host of friends he saw around him, no amount
Ldfl d in our .endeavours to keep England out of the deficiencies, to indulge in any ing ie a isp ay is swerving rom eec are i . ypr c i ioner or a fortnight of ridicule would succeed in blastine its ro ress LOCAL SHARE M.ARKETS.
13 g ,
Earl of Sheffield, Earl of Bective, M.P.; or m e fb f h
have hitherto preserved of rejoicing or merriment which I have been charged Europe are merely the effects of the resistance o e ore we saw er, and gone to sleep at the first or obstructing its r • 0
g eat principles. He had niuch 4. -
Stanley, M.P. Secretary of State for India ; Lord turmoil of war. (Hear.) We .
hib. • I d t •dto t f • th .t. tt h d t'll tthld • h man time. She was mesmerised by Mr. Fradelle first
d with ex iting. was e ermine a one, so ar minor au on les, aace s i o eo, in u
Lovaine M.P., Colonel the Hon. C. B. Phipps, to her the blessings of peace. We have protecte pleasure in moving that the report which had • t
jus LIVERPOOL-JUNE 11.
'lig alliances as I possibly could, for the absence of those quali- system, and that it does not emanate from the on the 13th of October, and always went into slee
K.C.8., 'Lord De Ros, Lord Rokeby, K.C.8., Lord her from all entangling and embarrass' p- been read be received n
a d adopted. (Loud cheers.) A firmer feeling prevailed at the o ' b t
pening, ut prices a
hand over ties which would enable me to discharge satisfac- immediate will of the Emperor, who, not wishing waking ; and her limbs could be made rigid. In Dr Pu LA
R ND
Hotham, M.P., Lord Colchester, Lord Feversham, -(cheers)-and we are now enabled to felt it an honour to second the the close were rather lower with little doing. Dovers 191
. t.l the duties of my high office, and resolved to to obliterate the fame accorded to him by the answer to a question by Dr. Elliotson on the 20th, '
Lord Egerton of Tatton, the Right Hon. F. H. S. the reins of Govern.ment to our successors, whoever o.ri y
(1. •cl dtt t. dto direct all m Western World, will no doubt know how to obviate whether she should recover she replied that sh motion of Mr. Elliot. He was rejoiced not only at li
nirkenheads, 671 8--Leed's Northern, 42 1-Blackbinsff;
f State for they may be, with the country in a position, I hope, give my un IVI e a en ion an
Y d I f h hld b d • 'h
• • • 0 the steady progress the Mesmeric Infirmary . was .-1 f-North British, 531 4-Great Western of Canada,
Sotheron Estcourt, M.P. Secretary co 1 the should be faculties to their adequate performance. Ido not these untowar occurrences. nasarast e s ou e cure in two mont sif mesmerised daily making but tth • 14.1 t-Grand Trunk of Canada, 8 1-Great Western, 50--
the Home Department ; the Hon. S. Ponsonby, the prepared for war, if unfortunate y y
1 n mean, however, to disguise from you the fact that question of the serfs is especially concerned, we for a fortnight, three times a week for a fortnight, Mena- e' a e solid footing it had attained. -Sheffields, 351-Caledonians 78,1=Lancashire a.nd York-
Right Hon. Sir John Pakington, M.P., First Lord driven into it ; or, if they should dete.rmt. me. as
ho. g
ii when my noble friend (Lord Derby) offered for my ought not to anticipate, in this respect, any and then twice a week. Nov. 1, she predictedthat mo t- t persons who a short time ago were their shire, 85 1-London and NOrth-Westerns 89 i-Dutch
of the Admiralty ; the Lord Chief Baron, Lord as possible to maintain peace, in a posi ionlin w ic m st s id•enuous opponents were now amongst their Ehienish, 61 1 dis.-East Lancashire 85 'B6-Berwicka,
acce tance the position which I occupy, I felt a obstacles on the part of the Government ; on the she would have another violent convulsive attack
Chief Justice Turner, Vice-Chancellor Kindersley, they can with advantage make use-as am sure os
.isr ent supporters, and the Times, which at 72 7-Midian(.ls, 981 1-Chester and 'Holyheads, 46 47-4
P t t• f'dt h • •d th t • d tf th t e ful clut- on the 2d, soon after 1 p.m. ; the next severe at-
'ens to do-if momen ary emo ion o pie. e a aving game e con rary, in ucemen s o e mos pow r Eastern Counties, 101 1. ,
Vice-Chancellor Stuart, Sir Cresswell Cresswell, every English Minister must be anxi one time refused inserting advertisements announ-
h• h t • • f • (Ch )I b t k h th tth le 'll be speedily tack on the 3d at the sme h
'cal which we ig es prize in my pro ession. eers. e- racer ma eus ope a e wor wi a our, and one less severe cin the annual
Judge Ordinary of the Court of Probate ; Mr. Jus- those means, both moral and physi , g meeting of the Infirmary, now . .
d lieve, nevertheless, that I received it with still and conscientiously completed. There can be on each of the next three days ; and no more ; LEEDS-JUNE 11
ticeWightman, Major-General the Hon. George F. have been carefully engaged in collecting an
t ffi t. b fth tta hment and nothing worse than the present uncertain position adding that she ought always to remain in the accepted the same advertisement most freelY• North Wst .
e.. erns, 131-North British, 541-DoverS,
UtCB M P • Rear-Admiral the Hon. Arthur strengthening. This is neither a fitting time nor gtea er gra ica ion ecause oe a c
- 1 aff • h• h • 1 fi h h ' He felt convinced mesmerism was only biding its
p on, dship which I have so lone felt for my noble of the most common daily rura airs, wic mesmeric s eep ve ours, as s e would be subject 66.
see fnen time to tak 't 1
Duncombe, M.P. ; Sir G. J. Thomas. Bart. ; Sir J. opportunity to enter into a discussion of the cau ei s p ace amongst the other sciences-
f- d dh' h I h t° th•nk he a ears im edes and aral zes eve monetary transaction for that time to fits of exhaustion and coma All
Duke B t Ald rman M.P. • General Sir J. F. which have compelled us to resign our offices. I for nen ,anw lc am appy o i pp . p . p y ry (cheers)-and if educated men would devote an
,ar ~ e h tt h ' ' •
f the to return. (Hear, hear.) And I must say, such is -a position the more dangerous, as t e cons an er predictions were fi4filled to the letter, and hour or so to •11. • • • MANCHESTER-JUNE 11.
Burg.oyne, Bart., G.C'.l3. •, Rear-Admiral Sir M. one do not in the slightest degree complain o i quire Into its truth, they would There was a fair business doing
tt• f li. h th tit 0 crates delaying of the reforms, will be ascribed by the she left us cured on December 13th, and is still in oo b
d b those who on the a trac ion o is c erecter a p most of the day, and
Seymour, G.C.B. ; Lieut.-General Sir J. F. Love, course which has been pursue y . n ederefa.s earnes
s tin the cause as Dr. Elliot_ prices closed rath li
er igher. Blackburns, lla-Berwicks,
1d t to draw you the more strongly to him the people, disappointed in their expectations, to the perfect health. son an is nends
K.C.B. ; Sir H. Ellis, Sir G. Carroll, Alderman, general grounds do not think we are vett e o around him. (Cheers.) 87-Eastern Counties, 11 1-16-Sheffields 351-Dovers,
l 1 h h•ni. (Cheers ) In maneeuvres of the rasping and the bad faith of " Her sister, Emma Cha man aged 23 livin
President of St. Bartholomew's Hospital ; Sir C. L. their confidence and support. Upon the contrary, more c ose y you gpproac i
dd h t * I th ld d 1;11 g N thing however, can be also with her t Pb
' h , g The report was then adopted amidst loud cheers. 19. 11-16-Great Western of Canada, 14A.-iondons, 891--
Eastlake, Sir E. Landseer • Lieut.-General Spink ; they have, I think, taken a manly and straightfor- conclusion I have simply to a , t a as
.re- e an
.e no t i y..
.o paren s, was roug tto us Dec. 8. Mr. MAJENDIE moved that Sir John Ga d" Midlands, 981-Gra:ld Trunks, 81-Birlenheads, an 8"
' h • d • t F f
'Ted office without lee so shall I uit it with more desirable, or bringing more ope an joy oor our years she had been feeble, suffered from Bart., of Rochecourt, Mr.'H. S r iner, North Staffords, 41 d-North British, 54f.
Major-General Knollys ; Rear-Admiral Austin ; ward course in at once declaring that we were not cei
dg ' h fuln qte ted th ' d'l - f his country, than to cou h • • . Thompson, of Fair-
g , severe expectoration, and pain of the upper field, and Mr. Frere, a M•ddl -
i esex magistrate, be
Mr. T. Baring, M.P •MGW J R t MP - entitled to that confidence. I regret unfeignedly resignation, an I trust c eer ess, con n e sincere an wise over o .
~r.. . . ep on, .., •th the S artan's e ita h" S arta has many a look to that period when the higher classes of the part of her chest : and was frequently laid up and electe • - • BIRMINGHAM-JUNE 11.
Mr. T. W. Bramston, M.P. ; Mr. AldermanFinnis, that that should have been the decision of a majo- wi p pp , p . . . , d. vice presidents of the institution.
d •11 • t 1 • h •
rthier son than he " (Cheers.) I shall not, nation the rich, the enlightene ,wi raise up o a ways in t e winter. She had been a patient of The motion h ' b There was a steady business don t day ' this market.
Mr. Alderman Carter, the Governor and Deputy- rity-a small majority-of the House of Commons, wo . eying een seconded, was carried Great Western, Bi • eo"- In
• t
1 • •ffi • lt th fm th '1
d t e ualitv before the the Consum tion H 't I d d h • '
however, on eaving o ce, retire a oge er ro emse ves, an oan q s p h ospi a,anun er t ree private unanimously. rmmgham Guaranteed, 711 721-Dit o,
Governor of-the Bank of E 1 dth T f but that verdict having been pronounced, lam not
ng an , e reasurer o 1. ht d • •
life I shall law the more humble the less en ig ene practitioners, w o said her lun ses eciall the Pref., 91 1-South Staffordshires, 101 1----Derbys, 73 75--
St. Bartholomew's Hospital, the Treasurer of the man to refuse to bow to it with submission and the discharge of the duties of public . g, p y Sir W. TOPHAM moved that Mr. Henry Skipper
' ' 11 • h 1 f Great Westerns, 54 55-Birmingham Canal, 91 92.
Christ's Hospital, the Treasurer of Bridewell and respect, while lam at the same time not conscious "nue to form art of that reat assembly of but b far the most numerous dwe ers in tee t, were affected ; and she had taken lar uan- and M
conti p g _ ._ y . ge q r. Frederick B. Elliot be elected members of
th ' t tf 1 , t't. f dl.' .1 D •
hich lam now a member. I hope I may be of land, and will transform em in o gra eu , i ies o co wer m . r. Elliotson pronounced the" council, in the room of Mr. Carter Hall, h
Bethlehem Hospitals, the Treasurer of St. Thomas's to myself that we have done anything to deserve it. w . . . . f
f t• b h h h • el il
me assistance to it m the exercise 0 a 11nc ton ret ren, to wom t eir a y work will have be- her lungs sound, and regarded the case as one of could not attend, and Mr. F •w o RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE. .
Hospital, the President of the College of Phy- (Cheers.) The verdict is one which renders it im- so . . rere, now a vice-presi-
which is peculiarly its own ; that I may. be enabled come an object of comparative delight. Seldom, nervous debility and irritability, with especial dent ; and the re election of Mr C et
mums, Dr. Fras. Hawkins, &c. possible for me satisfactorily to conduct the busi- . handler Mr
not to defend the country against rash innovations, my dear friends, will a similar opportunity occur irritation of the left bronchial tubes. She had Kiste and Dr. Symes, who o ' • TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE WEEK.
The Earl of Derby, on entering the hall, accom- ness of the country, for I need not say that, if . . out of office by rota-
and to aid in passing measures of useful referm for us, with one praiseworthy act, to follow io the also hysterical coma and convulsions. Mr. Fra- tion. 'Carried unanimously g - - .e-
-poxied by Lord Stanley, was loudly cheered. possessed of the confidence of the I-Jouse of Corn- -
At the conclusion of the dinner. which was pro- mons, no Minister, however good may be his will d dt th h •
- a apte o e c anging circumstances of the day, wake of our fathers (on this very day, annually delle mesmerised her daily, and she at once Mr. GEORGE CRCIKSH .
ANK proposed a vote of Miles Opened. Recent&
_call white I resist to the utmost of my power ever pro- celebrated), and to insure with one effort the future went to sleep. She proved a sleep-waker, and she thanks to the mid' Railways. „...-..-_____. ~.--"---•••
Tided by Messrs. Ring and Bremer, the healths of however greater than mine may be his ability dors-Mr. Skipper and Mr. 1859. lB5B. 1859. 1858.
on posal which has a tendency to make a breach in of our children, our country, and our Property- predicted all her convulsive attacks, adding that the ',ouch. He s •d h• ____------
" Her Majesty, the Prince, and the rest of the conduct the affairs of the country with satisfacti . al is great taskmaster Time pre-
- the constitution and to unsettle our political sys- and at the same time satisfy the highest dictates of affection of her chest her debility convulsions ve t d le." X A ,
Royal Family," were drunk with enthusiasm. to himself, his sovereign, or the people. I have con , , „ne is taking a more active part in their pro- Ballymena and Portrush... 35 35 -
0 tem. (Loud cheers.) dd t• t ds d
religion, and those not less elevate u les owar an every other symptom would be cured in three ceedin s et h 1
Then eame the toast of " The Army and Navy," sequently been compelled to resign this day int g, y e a ways felt it a duty to attend Bedale and Le burn lO 10 - --
Belfas Y
Th next toast was that of " The Honorary our people and our country. , •
At the present time nzonths Wh fi t t• d J sth h •
en rs ques lone , anuary ,s e their annual meetin t and Ballymena 65 65 1,183 1,293
for the former of which services Sir J. BURGOYNE the hands of her Majesty the trust with which she _ e gs, and it was a great pleasure Belfast and County Down 2O 17 .- .
returned thanks. honoured me, and I can only say in resigning that members of the Company." self-respect, self-interest, virtue and prudence, reli- could foretell nothing, but said that she should be to hear the cause was progressing so satisfactoril
.„, Birkd., Lane., & Ches. June. 32 - ' 12
32 2,933 2,8
LOrd ELGIN returned thanks, and in doing gion and patriotism, speak with the same voices, able to judge of her case in a week. At the eXpira- -(cheers). Carried. J Blyth and Tyne 2O 13 Ma 1•42
Sir J. PARINGTON, in rising to discharge a simi- trust I most earnestly and anxiously hope, for the
so took occasion to express it to -be his de- and urge us towards the same line of conduct. In tion of the week, she foretold what we have men- Sir W. TOPHAM 8 'cl h Bristol and Exeter llB 117 6,818 CP..
larOffiee for the latter, was loudly cheered. He said, advantage of the public service, that no lengthened . . ai e had a vote of thanks to Caledonian l9Bl 1:3 14,157 P 9278
*ded o mion that the treat en aeements into another part of our country, and under quite a tioned, and all was verified and she remain ll t
-Mr. Master, my Lords, and Gentlemen-It is still period may elapse before arrange.ments are made for ci p y g. o .
d • '-'d' lf f - this day bt f b ~ Bwe o ptspose to a gentleman whose name, he felt con- Ches.&Holyhead(withMold) 94 -
hich we had recently entered with China an different Government, which pri es itse on iee ,u ee le, for she is naturally delicate. ockermouth &Workington 8 - `;',
my duty, although I believe I perform that duty the formation of another administration. A period 7 . vinced, would be received with perfect enth • c 316 3..
apan wou. ld be faithfully observed upon their institutions, and a strict adherence to established "It might not be supposed that ague would yield The name of Dr. Elle ustasm. Cork and Bandon 2O 20 325 310
for the last time-(cries of "we hope notn-to re- of uncertainty-a period when there is no Govern- e i iotson-(loud cheers)-spoke Cork, Blackrock, & Passage 6l 61
t provided due sagacity were exercised by our law, Poles are also often excluded from a just and to Mesmerism. We never had an opportunity of so elo Deeside 361 403
turn you thanks for the great honour which you ment-is one which at this moment is fraught with Par , , . quently for itself, that he was • 17 17
th rt
representatwe.s In ose qua ers, a pr. .
oper degree equal participation in-these benefits. The patriotism treating ague in this way till now. in a great mea- Dublin & Belfast Junction
have paid the navy by the manner in which you extreme danger to the country. (Hear.) However sure relieved from occu •
pying their attention for Dublin and Drogheda 63 63 1,684 1,756
exhibited at home and a s int of fairness of the Germans, their constancy and energy, stand "In the cases of Jeremiah Caven a d 0 ' •
of energy ~ . p . ivi Dub. &Wicklow 40.1 2,610 2,333
have received this toast. I beg, therefore, to thank I may differ m political opinion from those who may h hh•f h" ' t 4 G ~ge3 ,1 ng more than a few minutes. He had had the honour (in.Kingst.) 101 615 415
t and moderation evinced by British merchants in forth everyw ere as te c ammons o t eir nation- a , range-court, Drury-lane ; Michael Murphy, and privilege of kno • Dundalk and Enniskille
n
you most sincerely, in the name of the members of succeed me in office -though I may perhaps say tha
h • d le
t eir ea ings with the native populations. ality, but, regardless of those principles, it does not aged 50, livine at No 11 Wild wing Dr. Elliotson for more Dundee and Arbroath l7l 171 656 -
that noble service, for your kindness. It must be- upon many subject, and those of a most impor-
The healths of the Master and the Judges were shrink from violating the Polish nationality, which, George Corney, aged 22, 30, Castle-court, Tem 1 -
e . , -court, Drury-lane ; than 20 years, and he could with ' •
all sincerity say, E
Dundee, Perth, & Aber. Jun. 31 31 1,010 L 029
843 93.,2
and .1 feel assured it is-most gratifyi tth tant character, I believe there is so much unani-
.ng o ose 11 parties then drunk, the toasts being responded to by Mr. in order to be more protected from the three con- bar ; and John Hugerty, living at 16, Key's-court, rested su
p e a more perfect man of honour, or a mor di '
e smte- est Anglian 671 674
E.Counties,Nrfk.,&E.Union 489 489 25,830 25,4'.
brave men to know that their health is never pro- unanimity of politicalopinion that men of a
-I Nash and the Lord Justice Turner. quering powers, was consolidated by the treaties of Drury-lane, it has proved eminently successful. pporter of the cause, did not exist. (Loud East Kent 194 - 278 -
posed in any assembly of their fellow-countrymen can cordially combine for the public welfare cheer;
..) He never for an instant faltered in h' kburn
E.Lancashire(in.Blac ) 111 105 0,785 6,629
half as The next toast was that of " The House of Com- the whole of E e. Moreover in thos
urop , e parts of "We are anxious to detail a r is Edinburgh and Glasgow
without being received with the utmost cordiality think I may venture to state on my own be , emarkable cure of support ; and when his last mo 046
and enthusiasm, and I should ill discharge the duty well as on behalf of that great Conservatis e party mons."
Lord STANLEY, who --iwas received with cheers which we speak Polish nationality is especially dreadful Neuralgia by Mrs F ment came, as come
, . radelle. It occurred it must, it would be sole d b h •
, uaranteed b the solemn emnise of the kin in a woman named Hann h ce yt e reflection that F r
Ectinburg,h, Perth,& Dundee 78
ro th & Clyde Junction
294 29 312 320
4
which I have undertaken on their behalf if I were with which'l have so long had the honour of being . . . g y p. g, a Golden, No. I, St. he had devoted the whole of that life to the cause G. rarsn e sws 22 22 1,211 1,433
not to say that I have of late, day by day, and hour f Con-
connected, that acting in the truest spirit o _ _
returned thanks. He said,-It is not at any time made at the time of his taking possession of the John's-court, Marylebone, aged 44. The disease of truth, (Chee )
rs. He could not resume his seat 0 & South
Great Northern -Western. 1834 1834 '7,978 7.566
283 283 23,553 21,474
by hour, been receiving the most constant proofs . servatism, our most earnest, anxious, and truest an easy task for any one individual singly to under- province of Posen, in addition to other parts of had begun in one foot and knee at fivp years of age. without referr' t th
t k t
ae o represent those who collectively are the re- Poland, previously occupied by him. Here we It afterwards affected various parts, and once Esdaile in Ind' Great North of Scotland 58
ing o e labours of the late Dr. qt.Southn. & Westn.(lrh;d ) 229 25031 481 kgel
from men of all ranks of their anxiety to come for- services out of office will continue to be rendered to ia. (Cheers.) A committee was ap- ;meat Western 466 466 30,991 30,829
t presentatives of the whole of the people of this must also hope that the constitutional authorities ascended from her breasts to her brain, so that h • dull and Holderness
ward to take part in the public service. (Cheers.) our Sovereign and our country-(cheeiT)--tha s e pointed by Government to investiaate its facts •
For myself, lam sure you will allow me to express there will be no factious coure
ee taken which may country. And perhaps the task may be regarded of a country so prosperous, and in the possession of became mad and was confined in a padded room at and so satisfi t. , Lnverness & Aberdeen June. 57 15 811 468
, ed was that committee that a mesmeric 389 305
as bein d d d'ffi I h ' ' • ' frish South-Eastern 251 251
to you my gratitude for the warmth and cordiality prove embarrassing either in the first place in the g ren ere more icutat t e Present mo- a liberal constitution, will eagerly throw off the the ______ Infirmary, fancying she had committed Hos 't 1 bl• '
pi a was este ished there, Dr. Esdaile was Killarney Junction 4l 41 294 348
with which youhave done me thehonourto respond formation of a new Government, or in the next, ment by the circumstance that the Govern- blame of a crying illegal and illogical injustice, and S murder and been hanged, and felt the pressure of appointed Presidency Surgeon, and the then Lancaster and Carlisle (in.
. Kendal and Windermere) 100 100 6,822 6,487
to the mention of my name. (Cheers.) There sel- place in the subsequent proceedings of our political tof which I am-I should, perhaps, rather that, in fine, the high sense of the Prince Regent, ' the knot upon her neck. She remembe h G
rs t o overnor-General, Lord Dalhousie, was amongst Lane. & Yrks.(in.Blackburn) 28 25,505 24,958
men
f li. h I -a member has within the to whose wisdom the government of th 109 127
dom has been a time when greater interest and rivals ; and that so long as they continue to walk say ow lc was . . e country is cruelty of the nurses ; the kicks and blows they the foremost to congratulate the doctor on his Limerick aud Foynes 220
greater anxiety have been felt by the public at in the light of the constitution and exhibit a due last 24 hours been displaced by a vote of the confided, will enforce this course." Havin con- ave her one of them su t.
g g. , gges mg to another that a success. He regretted the Government had not Llanelly 4 588 • 631
House f C B t tl • tie' d t. 1
o ommons. u , gen emen, in is traste the compare. we London & North-Western . 791 /52 65,898 • 01,632
large with regard to the efficiency of the navy than regard for, and interest in, the honour and happi• y comfortable state of the pillow should be used more effectually and put her thought it ex cl.
pe lent to adopt the same steps at London and Blackwall
3 1,602 I,seg
has been manifested within the last 15 months, ness of the nation, not from their own supporters country, and under our Parliamentary systemt. Polish peasants in the Duchy of Posen with those out of her sufferings ; though as sh •
e improved they hom.e, but he was not without hope that such an London & Sou 20,912 19 1
th-Western . 321 287 4.,
during which period I have had the proud distine- will they receive a more cordial assistance than loss of office does not necessarily involve loss ot in other parts of Poland ; and, as before, earnestly were kind to her, and the house surgeon was 1 tt t• 1
a ways ins i u ion wou d shortly be established. (Applause.A Lond. Brighton, &S. Coast. 2 18
L'derry and Enniskillen
733 700
tion to be at the head of that noble profession. from the opponents whom they have succeeded Power. (Cheers.) It is the peculiarity-it is, I advising his countrymen not to relax in their pa- most kind and watched her most attentively. One The motion having been seconded, was t Loud., Tilbury, & Southend.. 4 40 1,360 1,711
(Hear, hear.) There seldom has been a time-not- hink the ha liarit -of the constitution triotic endeavours on their own soil the Prince h sician atte
in displacing, but whose sanction and aid will t , IVY Peen Y. . , 1) y nded her for several years, and out of carried amidst loud applause. pu ,an Man.,Sheffield,&Lincolnsh. 1 1734 10,648 ' 9,857
Manch. S.Jun.& Altrincham 91 • 917 858
der which we live that the public and Parha- continued as follows :-." There ha pened on it told her he wished her dead. When the Dr. ELLIOTSON, who spoke under the greatest marport and Carlisle
withstanding the fact that during those 15 months be given as before to any measures the object of
lin
ta • • f the d th t the votes and th f the wide ld 11- •htP Y 1 ' ' a 35,082 30,199
England has not been at war-when the efficiency, which is the maintenance of the prosperity and men ry ofmnion
.o_ _ . ay, a _ e scene 0. wmo.tr at. m. ig
.y neudr.a.gia was tn the uterus her doctor gave up all emotion, said he felt very acutely the kindness with
the discipline, and the high stet f fth
e o power o e welfare of England. (Loud cheers.) Such, lam d t members of f me to
speeches o ullo Mal !Ind endePen en . fact, too glaring or . e i men ioning it. me wine, and aesired her to take strong whisky. which his name had been received. All the
the Le islature exercise a power-a predominant There has occurred, it seems, some considerable For a year and a half before she came to us she was obstruction, ridicule, and o' • rdilaannCil Gt.Westn. of Irind. 177 - 177" 3,935 3,547
Monkland 52 52 1,466 1,301
Monmoutlish. Rail. & Canal 44 44 2,267 2,148
navy were more essential to the dignity, to the in- certain, are the sentiments which Will find favour _ g
t 11. over the counsels of change in the affairs and destinies of mankind. If treated homoeopathically. pposition he had castle and Carlisle 7B 78 - -
fluence, if not to the safety of the country. (Hear, with the true Conservatism of this country. The and eve!' a con roe Ing power-- encountered he felt as no' hing, when com d New
1,382 1,306
those who
.for th tim. e happen to be entrusted with appearances are not fallacious, there seems to dawn . " She was placed under Mrs. Fradelle, and mes- with the cordial' ' pare Newport,Aberg.,& Hereferd 50 43
hear.) And I must saythat it has been my constant Present is no time to indulge in selfish feeling or to ity with which the meeting had North British (M. Dalkeith; 149 149 5,386 6,361
and unremitting endeavour, during the period I enter into political struggles for a short-lived power. the executive administration of the State. (Hear, for us a new era, when the hitherto only momentary merised on the 9th of September aat once went into agreed to th • North Devon
e motion of his hon. friend. Mesmerism E 35 35 638 442
736 i 720 37,645 36,306
have held my present high andhonourable position, It is a moment when great interests are at stake hear.) Hence it is that, whatever personal changes interests of the European Powers will become mesmeric sleep, and after the first day was free had been called by th •cl. t f '
e presi en o a great society North- astern
North London 9 9 2,609 2,594
to do everything which I could effect to restore and when private interests should b? merged in may take place in th? Government of the d.ay, the elevated, and perhaps approach to a. higher voca- from pain for eleven hours, and slept well at night. a sham, but it was a truth-(loud che )
ers -and North Staffordshire 233 233 7,904 6,618
the efficiency, and to render effectual and for a single instant con- course of English legislation and of the admimstra- ti
them. I for one will never • • • . on• Treaties stipulated under anomalous circum- The pain became less and less severe and' frequent ; whatever was a truth must be productive of ood. North-Western
N. Yorkshire and Cleveland A 46i - -
satisfactory the power, of that great arm far as Ima
sider my personal position except in so y e
tion of affairs remains on the whole u h 1,
n-ro-en. es. stances, and then. broken by their very enactors, she improved in her health, lost her nervousness, For a time ignorance and opposition might i•g
etard xor ,
0f d wore., & Wolver 94 - - -
94 4,617 4,359
of the public service. (Loud cheers.) I will be ena ed
bl to be of service to my Sovereign and to Conservative Ministry is controlledby a Liberal ; a shall henceforth no more constitute the only and regained her strength, attended to her children, the progress of good, but the' h d
ir cause a gone too st.
Peebles ' 18 18 219 205
not deny that this has been an anxious and a labori- eers. You have drunk our healths Liberal is controlled by a Conservative Opposition.
my country. (Ch ) f h E . ultimate oracle of mankind. The Cabinets of and was able to perform all her househ ld d • f t b t d b
o uties. ar oe s oppe y prejudice or disbelief-(chel Helen's Canal &Railway 30
Scottish Central 53 36 2,265 1,628
50 2,950 2,680
d d 4 Scottish North-Eastern
Europe have heard unusual words and have In the be innin of De b
g g cem er she was cured, but -.t must triumph-it was triumphing. (Lou
OHS duty, but I feel bound most distinctly to state as her Majesty's Ministers and such we are or t e very year some progress is ma e, an every
step that is taken in that direction is sub- - T • ' Shrewsbury & Birmingi- ""21 1 8715; i, I 6 373 1
that I take to myself no credit for what in this re- ' f lleaeues and
moment. In the Time, then, omy co _ repeated them. o their customary occupations, was mesmerised to the beginning of March, and cheers.) He could not take all the merit that had Shrewsbury and Chester a:li 4284 484 ":‘"`" -
spect I have done. The task was one to the perfor- myself in that mo °I
h k •
nbund body-(a laugh) tan e .
ected to minute and even hostile criti-
ism The result of such a state of things is tendencies, and efforts, these cabinets have added still remains perfectly well. The case is really been ascribed to him-merit there was none 't
and t k bjects worth/ also of their endea- s len did , i was Shrewsbury & Hereford
Shropshir U i
non .• • 51 51 1,632 1,332
980 1,062
a en up,
.as o .
~ p . only a cause of thankfulness. He begged again, South Deveon 29-
mance of which I felt myself bound by every feel- you cordially.foryour kind wishes towards us durine c •
h 7 that a measure which has once been adopted b 57 54 2,991 2,730
ing of conscience simply and solely to direct all the the short period we have yet to live. (Laug ten)
an receive i s e i era e sane ion is
l• l• t d • d'td De t t• •
ar iamen Y yours, a certain attention to t e sufferings and the " Since our last meeting we have lost two more sincerely and heartily, to thank all present for the South-Eastern 3Ol . 3011 t 19,496 19,470
South Wales t 6,509 7,465
) wishes of the nations, to the rights of their nation- of our vice-presidents-Baron de Goldsmid and Dr. vote of thanks which they had so enthusiasticall
energy of which I was capable from that moment dial and flattering
thank you still more for your cor . known to be, as it were, beyond the reach of ality, to the protection and ade t -y 8. Yorkshire and River Dun la . 1701- .iim°s 72'563239
qua e support of Esdaile. The former was a liberal donor to the accorded him. (Loud cheers.)
'when, at the request of my noble friend the Prime approval of the course we have pursued during the
versa] 'and to have taken its place in the Legisla- justice, outraged everywhere, or h d Stockton and Darlington - -
54 4,731 4,011
te un eveloped Infirmary at its oriain, and always behaved admi- A vote of thanks was next awarded to Mr. Taff Vale 54
Minister, I undertook the administration of that anxious time we have held office. I can assure you re I.
tive s stem of the country. Many changes have state of civilisation If our re ' Ulster 3B 1,630 1,524
great department of which for some time back I with the most perfect truth and sincerity, that y p sent diplomacy can rably in regard to Mesmerism. He was one of the F.radelle, the indefatigable secretary of the institu- u 52
526 399
have been at the head. (Cheers.) I shall be more thereeis no reward which is dearer to the heart of a been propose in e cons
d• th titution of the House of b • ' d * •
e inspire and .actuated by this really Christian Council of Universit Cll L d h h
y o ege, on on, went e t dth l• h
ion, an e same comp iment aving been paid to lverstone and Lancaster 19 19 136
Vale of Neath • 24 251 ,7 1,649
than rewarded for any efforts whi h I have made P
utile man thanthe approval of such a body as that Commons. Many, doubtless, will be proposed. aspiration, it vvill become, in time, what 't h
i oug t celebrated displays of Mesmeric phenomena and the chairman, the meeting terminated. Warrington and Stockport. 12 12 - -
But 391 387
in that capaaite I c 'Which I have now the honour of addressing. (Hear.) Some will, in all probability, be adopted. to be, the real and effectual guarantee of a just and cures took place there ; and did his best to resist Waterford and Kilkenny 3l 31 1,188
955
may hereafter feel-as I trust TILE B.dNK-OF FRANCE. Waterford and Limerick
1 maY-that Iye handed over the navy of Eng- The MASTER next proposed the " Health of the there are two respects in which I hope and believe universal peace. We perceived, however, with the measures of the rest of the Council and of the West Cornwall 274 271 737 795
land to those •who may be House of Lords," coupling with the toast the name the House of Commons will continue to be the sorrow, that such a gigantic d
an great aim, only medical professors. With Lord Brougham and two The Moniteur of Fri 4 W. Hartlepool Harbr. &Rail. 39 39 3,410 3,541
a condition which e my suecessors m office in day morning publishe th Whitehaven Junction ~. .. 12 12 596 468
in same body that it is at the present moment. I propounded by the powerful yet ' 35 651 559
enable it satisfactorily to of the Lord Chancellor, who, as well as Lord Elg solitary voice of other members he voted that Dr. Elliotson should usual monthly debtor and cr d.
e itor account of th
8 e Whitehaven & Furness:JlM 35
perform those great and important dt. lii h and Sir J. Lawrence, had in the course of the day trust the time may never come when it will cease France, has neither been perfectly understood by be requested to withdraw his resignation. Bank of France d a W'haven,Cleator,&Egrinnt. 7 7 399 324
u ies. 7 c ,mae up to, Thursday The cor- /I
20REIGN AND COLONIAL.
the public service requires at 'ts h
i ands. This is the been elected an honorary member of the company. fairly to represent-though it may 139 to represent other powers, nor received with support, even by " The fatter was Dr. Esdaile, who for integrity, responding figures of the last monti • Antwerp and Rotterdam.. •52 52 721 907
best recompense which I can re„ive, from ear to ear in var in ro ortions-the two her eua •
The LORD CHANCELLOR, in returning thanks, Y Y Yg P P her Western ally, q 1 m enlightenment and benevolence, intelligence, independence, and intre- I are added :-
Austrian ................... 828 673 _ _
and I can DBBTO
, a. Belgian Eastern Junction.. 261 24,1 _ _
mostaincerely assure you that whether in office or in said :-Before I proceed to the discharge of the duty different parties-the two great schools of thought power, and capable of thoroughly appreciating and pidity, will never be surpassed. June. May. Buffalo and Lake Huron ... 161 161` 714 853
priVaie life I shall ever continue to take the deepest which more immediately devolves upon me, I beg to -which exist not merely.in this age, or in this appropriating to itself all the merits of this ele- , " The medical journals have taken no notice of • F. C. .F. C. Detroit and Milwaukie lB5l 140 2,133 1,399
interest in that service with which I h e country, but which have existed in all ages arid in vated policy. But we trust in God that the Cabi- his death, though the newspapers recorded it. The Capital of the Bank 91,250,000 0 91;250,000 0 Dutch Rhenish lO4 last 3,126 4,oss
ave now for -
be permitted to take this, the earliest opportunity Ditto Ne
w Grand Trunk of Canada... , Ks 849
8,204 9,088
some months been. officially connected, and of which which has presented itself, to acknowledge the all countries-I mean that party which leans to nets and the Monarchs will apply themselves to next medical generation will look back with sorrow Pr fil • add. • • 91,250,000 0 91,250,000 0 Great Indian Peninsula.... 130 88
os in Awn to Capi- i 3,211 1,751
in common with all my countrymen,l feel so proud: honour which has been done me in having been to- the side of caution, and which looks with respect the consideration of the important portion of their upon the present. tal (Art. 8, Law of June Great Luxembourg 122
Great Western of Canada 345 283
38 2,220 1,451
(Cheers.) I shall, in conclusion, simply give expres_ day enrolled an honorary member of this great cor- to that which actually is, and that Party which joint ditties beloneing to the domain of every "At the time of our last report we had 39 9, 1857) 1,510,527 65 1,510,527 65 Lombardo-Venetian 285 285 6,879 7,700
siert to an earnest hope that those lines which I find poration. If the value of a thing is to be determined identifies itself with what is termed " progress," Christian Power-e'duties which had re•nained patients. Reserve of the Bank .... 12,980,750 14 12,980,750 14 Lyons and Geneva 142 107 -
- -
-
in the song which is just about to be sung may be by the estimation in which it is held, I may well be and which is disposed to look forward rather too long in abeyance. We see already in " Since then we have had 287-so that 326 have New Reserve
3 adrid Saragossa &Alicant 284 224
31 ria Antonia' _ _
21 21 - -
verified :- proud of a distinction which I enjoy in common with than back. (Hear, hear.) I firmly believe that the Eastern warld the masses of the people been treated during the year. Ditto in landed property.. 4,000,000 0 4,000,000 0 a
Northern of France
Notes in circulation- 669,280,625 0 736,844,178 0 574 674 41,355 38,511
" Long may the yellow harvest glad thy haPPY'land ;so many eminent men and distinguished statesmen. upon the balance of those two great parties protected as much as possible from religious "Of these 53 are under treatme t t Norwegian Trunk 44 44 511 582
n a present, and Bank-notes to order 7,999,944 69 7,199,511 69 Paris, Lyons, & 3fed'
~
Long may thy wooden walls repel each hostile band." But I derive a peculiar pleasure from being associated the . efficiency of our Parliamentary govern- persecutions. The crop is sown, the harvest will many advanci t furl t
ngse iy oacure. Receipts payable at sight 10,766,836 0 12,473,741 , 0 Parts and Orleans rterrn.. 841 781 105,909 53,555
The song to which the right hon. baronet referred with the company of Merchant Taylors, because its ment depends. lam persuaded that a House come in due tirne. We see nations hithert&almost "We have cured or greatly benefited 128, and Paris and St
Treasury account current R , . rasburg
979 838 - ---
was then sung with considerhble effect, under the members have ever been celebrated for their loyalty of Columns which should be exclusively forgotten, which, by the chain of fortunate events, positivel cured enerall afte creditor
y_ , g y r the long failure of s ary 203,895,862 38 94,611,554 7.. eye' Danish 69 69 547 491
direction of Mr. Mile, to whose management the to the Crown • ' h t 11 d " Liberal," assuming such a • • - •
, for their love of order, and their w a is ca e are almost recovering their national existence. We other treatment, 50. Let it not be for tt h un accounts current.. 30 , ,
0 958 709 34 263 389,366 79 6 ambre and Meuse 6B 68 830 1,680
go en tat Ditto with branch banks.. 37,141,327 0 37;240,364 0 Southern of France 777 773 17,301 10,431
musical arrangements of the evening were intrusted. strong attachment to all the institutions of the thing could be, would be incapable of passing a must confess, however, that the Roumains have ou •
i applicants have nearly elm, s chronic d'
y "seases, Dividends payable. West Flander
430,323 25 496,207 25 w. . _ a 75 75 673 753
The next toast was that a Th P 'd t and
" e rest en country. (Cheers.) Th ftl d
ey are, moreover, en i e single measure, while lam equally sure that a deserved considerat• b t. td • •
ion ya pa ien an wise per- and have generally left other charities and medical Discts. sundry interests.. 2,672,136 95 2,889,820 41 anu IN.W. of France 716 598 _ -
Fellows of St. john's College, Oxford," which was to public regard, not only for the general adminis- f Commons com osed of oliticel elements
House o . P . P . severance, and above all, by a j.udicious unanimity men with little or no benefit after long and various 678 127 74
Commission on deposits.. 9,759,288 42 7» we ---
understand that in order to have an authori-
responded to by the President of the College, Dr. t
_ration of their property and the pidicious munifi- exclusively Conservative-aeam assuming the pos- and devotion to the good of their cause irrespective treatment. Throu h the diffi
g culty of attending, Re-discounted the last six
1,005,377 37 1,005,377 37 tativp investigation into the whole question of lighting
Wyn ter cence of their charities, but for h • • f •
t o appropriation o biles of the existence ofe' such an assembly, in
si i i f 11
o a personal views and pretensions. Even a short many ceme for much too short at' months
The CHAIR3fAN then proposed " The Health of their funds to the maintenance of that admirable which Ido not believe-would io the end become time ago a con eress was about to be held, which b
0 ime ; and not a Surplus of paid-up bills
y few come but once or twice. ' Sundries
her Majesty's Ministers, coupling with the toast school which has now endured for nearly three cen- a revolutionary institution. (Hear, hear.) Another the order of the European Powers had for its pur- "We have been able to tat
_________ araday, Hofmann. and Tyndall, with Mr. Redgravffp
re more patients this
Total .......... 1,457,32;1,623 94 1,377,360,958 86 y•.A., and Captain Fowke, R.E., who will commence dull
the name of Lord Derby. The mention of the noble turies, and which annually, as on this day, sends respect in which I should like to see Parliament re- pose, not only the preservation of peace, but also, year through the kindness of Mr. Alexa d
lord's name was received with repeated bursts of forth its scholars to the university furnished with main unchanged is this :-I hope the time may as far as circumstances might have permitted, the Mitchell, one of the coun • n er CREDITOR. Investigations immediately.
cil, who, seeing the large June. May. -....1
. applause. When silence was restored, the acquirements which aro so essential a prepara- never come when that state ot things which now amelioration of the internal affairs of Italy, and numb f '
er o patients whom we have not the means of F. C. F. .--___________
The Earl of DERBY proceeded to say-Although tion for the performance of their duties in every de- exists shall cease to be, and in accordance with h t•
per aps a correc ion of the complaints of this noble treating, paid for an additional m • Ch• h nd
BIRTHS.
ae in a
this is not the first occasion on which during my partireat of public life. (Hear, hear.) 1 a -
m aware which the great majority of those who compose the people against such a long train of dependency. three months. Thi esmenser for
Cash in the branch banks. 403,987,143 0 343 394'7 75 Eems.-On the 9th inst at B• k- ed the wit.°
s was George Seymour, who is • , ,46 0 ~ erwie on-Twe p
political life I have been honoured by the kindness that lam not indebted to any m. era of my own for House of Commons are men who go there,not from These were the fi t •
rs iesults of the persuasion intro- still retained, and •11 Commercial is me ue.
bll 'rd 847,380 54 625,290 61 of Major Ellis, of a son.
wi succeed William Fisher. Commercial bills dis-
and the expression of the favourable opinion of this the distinction which has to day been conferred a wish to gratify any personal ambition, not from duced into the sphere of moral politics, which it Ou 1 d HALL.-On the 9th inst. at Punt Lod the wild) °I
9 ono ge,
company in this their noble hall ; although I have upon me. I owe it to the offi .
ce which I now have the the expectation of office, or from a desire of per- would have almost seem have already taken their Avi C dM'
r a y mesmerisers are Miss Trueman, Miss t counted, not yet duo
s ,00per, an iss Charlotte Cooper Do. in the branch banks
61 46, 062 55 ev. I. H. Hall, of a son.
been here at many periods of great excitement and honour to hold, which Isbell continue to hold buffer sonal advantage or emolument, but who take their • Advanced on deposit of 19 01
0 ,116,915 0 TuoaNnILL.-On the 10th inst., at Lancaster, the wi .
"n th place amongst recognised international efforts. "We have to thank Mrs. Fr dll ' Ibl
a e e, our inva ua e Captain B. Thornhill, late 2d Dragoon Guards, al I
of great political importance, -yet I can assure you a few hours longer, and which places me i e po- seats in that assembly merely because they think ** * * But it has happened that instead of a honorer I d d bullion.
ya v superintendent for her eneral an 306,200 0 daughter.
with. the most perfect sincerity, that I have never sition which calls upon me to ackn .
owledge the com- te t b d h btdi h th d
"a yso oine .
,t ey can es se arge e uties g Do by the branch bank
Congress a war has broken out unexpectedly, and mesmeric seivicee ' . s 671,800 0
. , and Mrs. Stedman Mrs. Han- Do. on French üblic s - 588,800 0 !MARRIAGES.
, P ecu
di
felt more dee 1 k• d - d di 1' th I. th. h h • t paid to that here tary of life, and because to sit in the House of Com-
p y your m ness an cor a ity an p imen wic you aye jus at th• d• 1 1 1
is very hour Ise oses so emn y that son, and Misses Ellis and Eliza job, for their hind Tines
as they have now been exhibited in that too flat- branch of the Legislature amone bers I In '
whose mem , ons is an accident-almost a necessary accident the same intentions which have directed the rat 't
g in ous servi - a•
'ces in mesmerisin • and Mr. Do. by the branch banks 29,201,300 0 29,730,900 0 BALLARD-HALE.-On the 9th inst., at the parish church,
Hambledon, Hants, James Boucher Ballard, Comman-
tering manifestation of od ' • I.l* h without any claim arising from °birth or possessions, -of
your go opinion wic That great (Cheers.)
the social position which they hold. l't. f France hitherto shall remain i
po i ics o en- Fradelle for mesmerisng more than he is engage
- ' • d Do on railw y • • -
securities 14,785,900 0 14,606,200 0
122 5 der R.N., to Charlotte Catherine, daughter of Edward
, 32,700 0 114,972 800 0
You have just given m lf d 11
yse an my co eagues. have been admitted. (Cheers.) her ther re I shall detain you with no fur- changed. This will not be a war of conquest, the for • Do. b the ba-
, as well as Mr J Russell for mesmerising a • y.... , .
Do.onc ranch bnk .
a s 3O 697 050 0 30 552'10
reditFoncier Seri '3 ' Hale, Esq„ of Hambledon.
(Cheers.) It is always satisfactory to those who assemblY has of late been subjected to rat marks. I would simply add that I thank taking of the possessions of others, but a cons • • ' •
pi- gratuitously. Do. on branch b nit •P 7 6,200 0 ' '0 0 WARMINGTON-PARTRIDGIL-On the 9th ' Aldharal
704,200 0 inst., at
haPPen to be enea ed in the discharge of arduous rude assaults, especially at the hand
_s
of a you on behalf of that legislative body with which a•----s Senl, 458,500 0 451,100 0 Suffolk; Edward Marcus Warmington solicitor, Dudiel,
duties to '° g fitiS th cuous effort that, at the expense of greater sacrifices " Numbers week from Do. to th
, ; are turned away every e State on aeree- to Amelia Eliza third daughter of T'. Partridge, Es+,
the receive the sympathy, the approval, and gentleman who is gifted with great force o
__ e pride, the boast and the pleasure of m
life to be conne t ' Y those benefits should be conferred t° which the our deficiency of means to employ more mesmerisers. ment of June 30 I'B4B " , 'alba
Aldham Hall, S .
emgrat 1 • ssesses an ex- ced for the hospitalities of this even- i •te defray half Govern st k ' - /0,000,000 0 70 000 000 0
but the v u ations of their fellow countrymen ; character and great eloquence, who po a inn' and for th Congress, reckoning on the effects of time, would Our annual subscriptions do not qui .oc reserved
alue of the compliment is immensely traordinary influence over popular meetings, anu e' b e courteous ma
nner in which you have approached gradually and slowly. If our of o ld not go on but for Do. disposable
enhanced net • to have een kind enough t ur expenses, and we con 52,198,388 18 52,198,388 18
in proportion to the number but in who can adapt his tone and language to the tas . o receive the mention of anticiPations are not illusory--if they are not the donations. We sincerely thank Mr. Frere aim
Hotel and f f 13
proportion to th t lame (Lo a -
i_s 1 • u cheers.) La
nded pro ert
urn. o ank
P yof branch C. Abbott, Master's Assistant R.N., second son of Edwip
fr,,,m whom . e weight and authority of those of every audience. (Laughter.) That gentleman
" The Healths of the AV phantoms of our mind and ima,gination-the war Mrs. Hambleton for the continuance of their great banks
ceeds. And a a mark of their approbation pro- has brought three grave charges against the House
greatl of the Company" were subse u tl
ardens and other Officers of conquest, the war of th •1 t
e mig i y against the eenerosity. Expenses of management. 1,979,286 25
6,905,214 0 6,871,419 0 Abbott, Esq., Head Master of the Philological Scheel,
aged 19.
nion of any hod 3' T-s I may value the good opi- of Lords. He says that they engross all offices,
the festivities of the eveniq e" y proposed, and feeble, of a grasping ambition against the claims of e' "We bee. to propose as vice presidents, Sir John Sundries
7°t Iny countrymen, I know of appointments, and patronage in the country ; that ng were brought to a nationalit the N • • ecourt, who was a liber
y, vai intended to crush everywhere Gardiner, Bart., of Roch al 2,056,798 23 7,210,609 20 BAKER.-On the 9th inst., jessie Caroline, sixth child of
none more wortny or close. The duties of toast-ma.st C. J. Baker, Esq., 2, Bloomsbury-place. -
which can hold a higher all the wars which have taken place since 1688 have er we •
le perfbrmed right and reasonable demands and wishes w• 11 d rat the establishment of the Infirmary, and Total
place in public estimat; 'th his accustomed efficie 1,457,324,623 94 1,377,360,958 86 BIGMORE.-On the 10th inst., Mr. Wm. C. Bigmore
than that which 1 been undertaken entirely for their profit and advan- en ney by Mr. Harker. hf h h d d'm 1; le
m°l, ' *sea ext • I only
have now the honour of ar ence ort ecome every ay more -I--eu- an- even -efore that time mesmeri ensive_y and [A surviving son of John Bigmore, of Albany-road; an
'd 151
dressing. in the midst of tage, and that they
.are of no other use than to ob- _
__;____ ______________________ impracticable. Of this redeeming., novel, and successfully; Mr. 11. S. Thompson, of Fairfield, who . nvEnrisEmENT.l-Holloway's Pills.-Bilious Com- Fish-street-hill, city, aged 21.
this great commercial city, and - ,Es _HALL.-Names of plamts-Fever.-The gr
liberal su or eat and sudden increase of tempe- MAGUIRE.-On th Bth •
APOTHECAR
in this the noble struct the passing into law of every measure of . tlemen who pure manifestation of a progressing Christian civi- from the first has been a. pp ter, and has raturode th I td d Lille m , e inst., at 39, Myddleton-squarer
hall of one of those distin raination in the science galli'd ranges e rumen sys em an ecomposes vege
gnished corporations public advantage which May have received the passed their exa . practice of lisation beeinning as it were a '
, e , , midst the strife of mesmerised far more extensively than ary Esther, third child of the Rev. Robert Maguire"
any other and animal matter, the malaria arising from which is a
which are the ornaments
and the N • 1
pride of our sanction of the House of Commons. ow, in rep y medicine and received certificates to Practise, on Thursda tl man M.A., incumbent of Clerkenwell.
June 9• ' Edward Brollllor, Bradford ; William Cr 3', the European Powers, and which seeks to place a private English gen e %never hesitating to go constant source of febrile complaints. These are subdued
metropolis. For when I look ar Pococ
dme I see repre- to the first of those charges-the engrossment of
Ba . k '
rnabury-par , 01
Jhn Fowler Cookson oome, ba • and every function rectified with safety and certainty by 4 L-On the 9th inst., at Beaulieu, near Southamp-
, Preston, La neer ae
eainst all national servitude, as well as all • td' t nces to render las services,
gi ea is a and
sented all that is most eminent in, " nca- ..,., InanY Hello on, Henry Pocock,
erY branch of patronage-I shall content myself with the use of shire ; Edwin Etty Sass, Henrietta-street, Brunswick- socialist subversions when heard of by an of the of Whose cures ar
ein the Zoist: and M way s invaluable purifying Pills, which never fail to ' Esq., aged 62,
the varied professions of this great count 8 Clifton Bristol ; Lucia Nich • • magistrate and most r. xi rere, a preserve tho most delicate from the long catalogue of dis- TELFORD.-On the 10th inst. He Telford, ESCI•I al
rY• I see those two strong and expressive words " competi- square ; Richard Rickard , / ells, citizens in the most 'distant parts of the Jobe, he, Middlesex generous supporter eases produced by foul air as also from sunstroke, giddi. Widmore, Brsmley K 'ed nry
here not only those who mix with. me in the strife tive examination." (Cheers.) As to th •
e pi o s
fit Eton, Bucks • Alfred Bo
, yle Thompson, Coleraine, Ireland • 'f• hlh'lf t b tion. 2 , ent, ag 69. ,
; i e fee s "me o e even a part of humanity, of the Institu es springing from excessive - '
ness, and other inconvenienc -__
of political life, but the representatives ef all the which they have derived from the wars which have Qobert Bruce, Hamilton, Lan , _
arkshire • John 'William F will surely wonder at, and, if he believe in it, will "We also beg to propose mi.. ...,- heat or unusual exertion. They check the first departure L _________-___
great departments of our social and olitie Maidstone The following ge
13 al sYs- taken place since 1688, I should like to know where d ' • • ntlemen also on the same'
t'on •-John koherts, en, deeply rejoice in his soul. And we Poles, although and Mr. Frederick B. Elliott nenry Skipper ONDON : Printed and Published by MIIRDO YOUNG,
and have the felicitous property of °velum.
fro nature
g' as me No, 1129
mbers of the a, m J t rae ef disease by expelling its Cause, of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun Office,
tem. I ses before me distinguished sages of the dun g the whole' fth ay, passed their first examine i • _
u oat period has been the House carnarvon wales ; John Franks, Sevenoaks, Kent ; the distant beholders of these important revelations, Council in the room of Mr. Carter Hll 1, g the earliest symp o .
law ; I see eminent members of tIA) learned Univer- of Commons, which is the reputed guardian of the 111911143 Moore, Hales Owen, Wercesterollire. t4hould we, because theT do not touch us imme- not attend, and c: Mr, Frere val •a , wao can- and efficaciously establishing wholesome, healthful actin Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the count,' 401
vital organ in the human body.
; ois noW Et vice- throu&hout every Middlesex, Monday, Jgno 131 1859'

We understand that in order to have an authori-
tative investigation into the whole question of lightinff
public galleries with gas, the Lord President of the Council
has named a commission of inquiry, consisting of Professor/
Faraday, Hofmann. and Tyndall, with Mr. Redgra",
It.A., and Captain Fowke, It.E., who will commence their
investigations immediately.

ELLis.—On tho 9th inst., at Berwick-on-Tweed, the wife

of Major Ellis, of a son.
HALL.—On tho 9th inst., at Purstono Lodge, the wif• of
the Rev. T. H. Hall, of a son.
THORNIIILL.—On the 10th inst., at Lancaster, the wits of
Captain B. Thornhill, late 2d Dragoon Guards, of $
daughter.

VIARRIAGES.
BAILARD—HALE.--On the 9th inst., at the parish church,
Hambledon, Hants, James Boucher Ballard, Comman'
der R.N., to Charlotte Catherine, daughter of Edward
Hale, Esq„ of Hambledon.
WARMINGTON—PARTRIDGE.—On the 9th inst., at Aldham,
Suffolk, Edward Marcus Warmington, solicitor, Dudish
to Amelia Eliza, third daughter of T. Partridge, Esq.,
Aldham Hall, Suffolk.

Annorr,—On the 9th ult , lost in H.M.S. Heron, Edward
C. Abbott, Master's Assistant R.N., second son of Edwin
Abbott, Esq., Head Master of the Philological School,
aged 19.
BAKER.—On the 9th inst., Jessie Caroline, sixth child of
C. J. Baker, Esq., 2, Bloomsbury-place.
BIGMORE.—On the 10th inst., Mr. Wm. C. Bigmore, only
surviving son of John Bigmore, of Albany-road,
and 15,
Fish-street-hill, city, aged 21.
MAGUIRE.—On the Bth inst., at 39, Myddloton-squaref
Mary Esther, third child of the Rev. Robert Maguire,
M.A., incumbent of Clerkenwell.
POCOCK.—On the 9th inst., at Beaulieu, near Southamp-
ton, Henry Pocock, Esq., aged 62.
TELFORD.—On the 10th inst., Henry Telford, Esq., of
Widmore, Bromley, Kent, aged 69.

LONDON : Printed and Published by MURDO YOUNG,
of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun Office, No. 112,
Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the county •!
Middlesex, Monday, Jgue 13, 1859.