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PRICES OF SHARES. : rf..7E C:JNTRAL AMERICAN TREATY.
ELECTION INT FLLIGENCE. county: Me, T. W. Evans, of Allestree-ha,ll, will favour of the Duke of Hamilton and Lord Douglas. THE RECORDER OF FALMOUTH ON LIIE faora the North Pole to Spain. On the present occasion '
PRINCIPLES OF PUNISHME AT. . our worthy friend seemed quite "at home," though rov- - es.
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be invi•ed to come forward, aud no doubt he will There is little doubt, however, that he will be
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ing over so considerable a portion of the globe. As he I
(Pram flee Trashington Union, Feb. 21.,) '-' le
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CITY OF LONDON. do so, in the Liberal interest. Mr. Colvile has °pewee I.
-The Lord-Advocate addressed
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L SHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING The , neceseity of firmly resistin. all attempts to iliaelf
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annouuced his intention of again soliciting the suf- Leine BURGHS.
the U nited States into any partneership or co-operation a
unishment should be regulated in the administratioa of interested in his graphic and off-band delineattoes of .
LONDON, FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1857.
anent,
Lord John Russell has resolved to solicit anew fraees of the electors. The Conserved st. ttb t meefnes of 11,s su orters at Portob 11 d Mus- P
ve3 a e a 1 eh. T pp
d tb heo an
The following remarks on the principles upon whieh passed from his poetry to prose, we became
.increaang y , u
criminal justice are extracted from the charge to the character, and his vivid description of foreign climes.
CANALS. Great , Britain in their policy with regard to this con a
the suffrages ef the City of London. The noble el c' •
and 1 oost especially so the States of Central Amerietta
ley sot la 0
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'Da forward a can lidate in place of Mr. selburg ou uesday, an a ot places resolu-
Presently a sentiment was suddenly taken up by
daily , ; aore emphatically demonstrated. The United S'abt
lord la,,t night addressed a note to each of the Mundy.
tions were passed unanimously expressing confi- grand jury by: the new Recorder of Falmouth, Mr. Cox.
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I _ f a Dividend
Coinpanies. A . per • Companies. 1: Ad'n . Price. asserts d by. Great Britaillo ens ic C
i Names of ~.5 Dividend price A ames o a
„er want 1 io such partnershi no n h o o eration. The rig... ,
other three members for the City, app i •
r sing them DERBYSHIRE (NORTH) -Mr. CavenTsh and Mr. deuce in Lord Pahnerston's Government. Mr. After remarking upon the growth of crime in defiance of
all the remedies which had been relied upon for its pre- upon the ear, sung by 44 teachers of the ragged schoo ,
the invisible choir, and a beautiful vooal melody burst
nterference wit . st
of his intention. The address was issued thisraorn- • • • •
• Thornhill will again offer themselves for this divi- Miller, of Liverpool, has been mentioned as a pro-
vention, he said, "It was confidently aaserted that edn- the sin
' gers being located close to the foot of the plat- a Anmirct•
_ ce
_ _____ ____ of Central America is either based on sheer usiapatieLa
Ina.
o
sion.
bable candidate to contest these burghs-with the cation was a cure for crime ;we have multi l' d d
pie e uca- form. Mr. Miller afterwards resumed his narrative, .
A ' A on pre tences having no foundation whatever, or si 70
scene after scene was unrolled from the panorama, the ,
none t' aat can sustain claims of such magnitude, an" ,
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DERBY.-Mr. Heyworth has re tir ed. Mr. James, Lord-Advocate.
tion tenfold. More churches, better pastoral care, were
Ashtn &Oldh 93 71. p. ct. - Peak Forest. 78 51. Os. -
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of the Chancery bar, and a connexion 0e Lora Bee. REyFnEwsHIRE.-Th.e vote of Sir Michael Shaw iiupposed to be the right remedies ;we have built new lecturer turned " from grave to gay, from lively to Birmingham 40 41: 93 Regen t's ••• • 30 17s. 16 vitally jo:
_onions to the "United States The acknoall
Last evening a meeting of electors of the boro h
ug per's by marriage, is a candidate, and has issued an Stewart, in opposition to the Ministry, on the churches by hundreds and never were the clergy of all severe." He had his hits at the follies of the day, and bis Coventry.... 100
ustrations of moral and religious sentiments ; he had Derby ..•• •• 100 61. 155. - Stfird &Wore 140
11 /. - Rochdale.. -se 41. - ment oil the part of the United State; that Great Brit" .0
281. - had ara eht to become a t • • polio/ I
par y in regulating their
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.1 by
of attrylebene resiiient in Camden-town and i's del e •
a re..s, in which he professes Liberal principles, Chinese question, has given much dissatisfaction denominations so zeal'ous in the discharge of their duties. il! ,
GrandJunctn tOO 21. pr. ct. 44 Stoarbridge. 145 121. 10S. -
relation to Central America, which was virtually fle'' of
vicinit• 111 hE 1 T ' '
et was le catte ae e .avurn, for the pur- and says he shall sup ott Lord Palmerston. in this county, which embraces a strong Liberal. Criminals were not properly disciplined, it was said; well, d' h. •'h. d t,'
Ins songs, his paroles, is recitations, is roma ic ren- Do., 6 pr. Ct. 10 6 pr. et. - Severn andl
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,11. 16s. - the Clay ton-Balwer Treaty, has been one great soureebst
po• se of takin4 gteps for securing the re-election of DEVON (NORTH). Pll LW B k fVI 1 tlt iS understood that Mr. Cunmin h
_.....e e. . . uc , one o e e emen .
h blt 'sons and penitentiaries whose discipline
g am, we ave iv , pri derings, his anecdotes, &a., the whole being characterised Grand Union 100 7s. 6d - Wye Railj
6i. ' • 61,‘ Warwick & all tine accumulating difficulties in that quarter. PYA,OO..
is perfect. If these were the preventives or the remedies by an easy confidence of manner, and a certain modera- Kennt &.-LAve 40 ,
00 N. 25
1 400 'BI •
Leeds & ivrp 100 is . . , rming. } 1 own i nterpretation of that treaty Great Britai,n 'O-'0(
Str B. Hall-Mr. T. Smith, of Haverstock hill, in Con-ervetive members of the northern division of of Craigends, will start on the latter interest, in
t it was no mounte-
for crime, there would have been a decrease of crime in tion of carriage, which showed tha
Leicester.... 100 • tz. - .Warwitek & I
too 2/. _ lutely , guaranteed in her right to the proteeurse et
the chair.
Devonshire, has announced his intention of retire opposition to Sir Michael.
bank but a real lover of his kind who was stirring to Leicstr &Ntb 83 1 .ss. - Napton, J
precise proportion to the increase of schools and peni- .• i .
the al .onquitos, vehile the United States are restrenee
Mr. FURNISS proposed. the flint resolution :- ing• from ill-he ilth. ST. ANDREW'S BURGHS. -Mr. Ed.ward. Ellice
tentiaries. But it has not been so ;on the contrary, f h' h d bl d
minister to the happiness ot e oor,. an to en Loughberogb 143 701 - ,Worcs r &
21. 10s. - 1 Binning.l 78 105. -- all ful ;are time, and under all circumstances, from ineesaa: •
" That, taking into consideraticn the tried and faith- , DURHAM (Ciry). Mr. J. W. Mowbray presents jun., has again offered his se •es to the St. An:
crime is increasing. What lesson should this teach us ? amusement with inetrnction. The audience seemed Macclesfield. 100
Neath .... •• 100 161. - ,Wilts & Brio - 7s. Od. i•,,.., any n cquisitions by purchase, cession, or conquest in ter
ful service.; of Sir B H.Ali during t .020 years he has re- himself for re e'ection. There is no prospect of op- drew's burghs.
That we have not yet learned the causes of crime, equally at home, and alternate laughter and applause
Oxford.... •• 100 - - 1 tral A .merica, however necessary they may be to coundor.-
presented the beion,gh in Parliament, this meeting of position to either him or Air. Atherton.
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- and until we have come to some better agreement on testified their approbation of the entertainment pro.vided
WATER-WORKS. --• act tl re encroachments of Great Britain in that clenaast,
electors hereby expresses its c ,ntinued confidence in the
DURHAM (NoRTH).-Mr. R. D. Shaft° offers Naval and Military intelligence. this there can be no substantial improvement-our treat- for them. Now aod then the lecturer addressed himself
The 1 United States have tied themselves hand ana a,- of
Whi!, I Great Britain is left free to pursue a erten
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right hon. bart at d 1
.. p edges itself to use its best endea- himself for re-election. There is not any probabi-
ment of it must be empirical. But this is a question for to his " boys and girls," so that we were rendered con-
Dividend Amount
of
iz, sAenqduewricheytiov2:urelneer2ayt taZ I[l-
- Price introgne, bullying, and encroachment, the ;nevi- a 1
yours to eecure his triumphant re-elecaon."
lity that either he or Lord. A. V. Tempest will be The Sh -.•
annon, 51, Captain W. Peel, C. 8., ar- the philosopher and for the statesman. We are engaged scions of the fact that a battalion of ragged juveniles Name of Company.
were enjoying the treat so generously provided for their per
Annum. Share.
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core.sequence of which must be either the possessl oste
Mr. MORGAN seconded the resolu'ion, and, on
i the administration, and not in the making of the la a;
- at least absolute control, of a region e f more vitehees.
opposed.
rived at Spithead on Tuesday night and received a .
amusement and benefit.
A s. d. X IL d.
its beat, put it was carried uuanimouely amid loud ^l-.
'' ' INSBURY.-Last evening a crowded. meeting of ord t f Ch• I d d•
ers o prepare or ina. norer to expe ite that is the subject which concerns us here. It is for the
We cannot stay to detail the various f:satures of pae Berlin ....... 5l. per cnt. 10 0 0 100
appl Anse.
the electors of Finsbury was held at Baker's Rooms, her a,ppearance at Portsmouth the steatn-tend.er punishment of crime that this court is assembled, and
that is the subject upon which it is my province to ad- entertainment. "To wed, or not to wed was a capital EastoLonden et. per cnt. Stock. all '7l was -to associate Great Brit • • f the ttd
Ain as a guarautee 0- ~ eso
Sir B. HALL, on presenting himself, was received Upn-r- treet lelineton, for the purpose of hearii
Sprightly was sent out to look for her.
dress you. It is one of the means, and not the least im- soliloquy, and told well. The whole scene of th? della- D. 4 per Cent. Pref. 4/. per cent. 25 0 0
Do. 5 per Cent. Pref. 51. per cent. 25 0 0 - -
- tioni. of the contemplated ship-canal to connect the .2 re•
with loud che ring. He proceed al to explain his era' - Zr. b ' • • fhi It• igl
m ~....r. ox an exposition o spo 1 Ica The following officers have joined their respec- portant, by which we hope to prevent crime; and them, quent Turkish baker, nailed up by the ear to his own Grand Junction .... -4,. per cnt. 50 0 0 - 73 and Atlantic Oceans. And why was such a guarenteeeste
Parliamentary con rico He could aesuee them thet o i n ions.
tive regiinents at the Provisional Battalion, Chat- fore it is extremely desirable that, if it be possible, punish- door-post, was adini!-ably give:, and exciped roar:II?:
ic:lct,.....N.ew ....:• -
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100 0 0 - - c mired ? The only parties to this great undertaking ”of
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the posiion of a representative of IVlarylebone was 11GUILDFORD. -There is likely to be a ver severe ham :-Captain W. Patterson, 32d Regiment ; ment should be regulated by something like rule, and laughter. The " do.l scene, an t ages o wom
Lambeth -7.11: •••• ••• 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 95 Ihe United States and the State of Nicaragua, both eqtal sr
no sinecuee. When firet eleuted for that bereugh
.mteet for this borough. Al eady there Yare five
_ Captain El. J. Robertson, 60th Rifles ; Ensign G. that criminal courts should be guided by some recognieed lif?, also afforded b
d scope for the peculiar genius of Mr.
NOW River Company.. - - _ - i tolopendent, and equally entitled to make such eanaliet
the consti-uency of illarylehone was hut 8,500-it e &dates, the sitting members Oar. Menai s
C. Sidebottom, 53d Regiment ; Ensign F. Pavy, principles in the awarding of it. I fear it is not always so, 1 e h t h d
ouceee reverently upon Southwark & Vauxhall
I%ll:nri.
ITict,.:arefs e ct,osand ewe
ma . . - too o 0 - _ re.- agement without the assent or co-operation of anaaa te,
cater 1
ofe,...a,nd
y remark that the West Muldlesex ...... - 61 0 0 - 99 la )wer whatever. Yet Great Britain was inv'-sto
now numbered something like 22,000 electors. He James Bell, and Mr. Wm. Bova',
Puhishment is too often mrrely arbitrary. In two courts, h
t niq ii!
t. o WOr- 74th Highlanders ; and Ensign F. F. Devereux,
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blct h. self was of Do. Do, - -cc eoperate. She condescended to accept the invitationeo
panorama, painted by te e urer im. , • a very
ht sr co-operation has hitherto consisted in tbrowing °of
believed. that their local interests hail neve r been ple•edon-lodge, near Guildford (Conse v
._ r a we), r. 87th Royal Irish Fusileers. sitting side by side, very different degrees of punishment
creditable piece of artistic labour. Mr. Miller con- . BRIDGES.
neglectecl by him-(hear)--and no man in the aeu‘stin I• I •
, a oca magistrete (Liberal), and Mr• The whole of the Crimean stores which were are often awarded to offences almost identical in charac-
cleded with a negro scene which was very touching.
ividend Amount • ol iatacle in the way of the possibility of the completle.tal
tb is great undertaking both rphe 1701 4"
borough who had ever vvrii ten e letter to him could Guildford Onslow (Liberal). The general o inion
P brought home from Kertch by the Turkish Engi- ter. The measure of punishment at the quarter sessions
We are glad to find the lecturer's exertions distinctly Name of company. D per of Paid. Price. st at •e' now and for ever* -7- ell
es have recognised her as a partner in the busineettos.
say that he bad it left for 48 hours unanewered. at present is that the present b •
mem ers will be re- neer Corps, and deposited at the Gun-wharf, Chat- ia usioll vry different from th -' •
at thedasYsizel One • • e measure of punishment .
d tth 1 Il• t tainment had lasted
recognise a e c ose. is en er Annum. Share.
given a right, or at least a pretext, to interfere. The Cis•'-et,
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judge is severe and another is lenient.
After referring to the cemmunications offering him elected.
B nlwer Treaty has created an indissoluble entanalefneto
nearly two hours. Just as the national anthem was
4 g. d. A s. d.
ham, have now been removed into the places as- This should not be, for punishment should be as definite
support, even from opponents, from every part of HEREFORDSHIRE. -The Liberal interest are de- signed for them at Brompton-barracks, and handed as crime; the criminal in intention should know what he about to be sung,
flungerford- ........ .. • . 25 0 0 - 8 an dso long as GreatEritain continues to act on itsownlnial
the borough, he said ae felt it his duty to read a. termined to get one Ltheral member in if they ca
Mr. Bum (of Lambeth), in suitable terms, proposed soitetwoar,: .......... .... ioo o o - - pr etation of that instrument, and the United States 0000
over for the use of the corps of Royal Engineers. has to fear if he carries his purpose into act, This variety
Nwof 7% p.c. 105 per cent. 50 0 0 - - themselves with " argnfying" the question, the one is, tee
letter he had received from Mr. Jacob Bell, whfch and there is every reasonable chance of sticcesn'
a vote of thanks to Mr. Millet.
Several of the large pontoons which were ale° of treatment proves, I think, that, for the most part,
Waterloo .• ..... ...... .... 100 0 0 - - t• a pursue its insidious policy in Central America anu -0 ,
did honour and credit to him. [Mr. Bell's letter The feelitig is almost universal) in favour of Lord
on We may
Mr. HIGLEY o.ordiallly seconded the moti .. .
Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 11. 128. Od. 60 0 0 - -
brought home from Kertch have been forwarded to punishment is not regulated by any rule, and I have heard
other is in duty bound, according to the London' Time!! p
stated that lie had reeelve 1 a letter frem Lord For- Palmerston throughout the coyunt , and the fact the camp at Aldershott, and 12 have been sent to it said by judges and magistrates that it is impossible to remark concernin th
g -is gentleman, that he is the city Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. Ils. Od. 40 0 0 - -
fforw
70 10 3 - _ pa as neutrality laws which effectually arrest all e Ida
tescue acknowledging his forbearance in not oppose of Mr. Henbury the •unior Inetribeyr, ha •n vot d
e sandhurst, to be used by the cadets ; the other lay down rules-that every case must be determined missionary alluded t? in t• • • d
he letters of the late Captain Vauxhall ..........•• 28s.
co: rrect the blunders of former Administrations. BY no jig
ing his son's re-election. it was not his (IVIr. Bell \
's/ •-•t h G ' 3 MCbd vi
g •
agents t e ov, rn tnent on r. o en's motions pontoons will remain on the Gun-wharf, at Chatham, by its own circumstanoes. I have had some expe- ,
Vicars as the Christian friend who administere corm-
GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. a catspaw of Costa Rica, which she has taken under al
intent:on ,o become his lordship's opponent again? is expected to tell against him in the contest. ate owing to their immense size, there is not suffi- rience for many years in criminal courts and I have lation to him in a time of trial and dejection in the tent
at Chobliana. On the present occasion Mr. Rigley refer- . Name of Company. Divpird Ainoofnixt " protection " and incited t I
Paid. Price. ri. ver San JUan, • bank of
which
s_ e e .ay claim to one , .
ii bi
h had formally relinquisne ts
more- especially te t dee advantage , f the preeent
ght to the subject, and
KENDAL. -Mr. Glynn, the sitting member, has ''
e ' been obliged to give much thou ° '
cient space for them in Brompton-barracks. Up-
red to the self-denying exertions of Mr. Miller, and read
.. Annum. Share. tr eaty, and by extending her Mosquito protectorate to ...
state of his lordship's heelth. He theref .re hoped accepted an invitation to become a candidate for df 20 drt fill d •th ll le d
war s o waggons an ca s, ewi a in s these have led ine to the conclusion that the punishment
some original 'verses,. describing the nature of ragged
ot her bank, she is in a fair way of attaining the entire otTe;
for the uno i oe
rp .ed return of Sir B. Hall and the re-election, and -here is little probabilit f
y o any 0t ea. g, u d ng, and artificers' tools, have
renchin bil i of crime can be reduced to rule. Ido not mean an in-
A s. d. Z s. d.
m and of the great, the only connecting link of naiieteo,
school operations.
British Provincial •• •• '7l. per cent. 20 0 0 au -
flexible rule, like that formerly held that ever forgery
15 be tween the Atlantic and Pacific, and with it the en., tot
• noble lord ; but if at Vie last moment, or efter the opposition beim, made to his return been forwarded to Aldershott for the use of the
The vote of thanks was then carried with deafening Brighton •• •• .. •• •• •• 51. per cent. 20 0 0 -
should be punishable with death and every shiYsep-steale
will do se, a11u„,40
City of London .. •• •• 2/. per cent. 150 0 0 150 0 0 - coi aro' of Central America. That she
election, his lordship's state of health should oblige - k ' L '''
-L rd Sta I h• • d d-
ue? S InsTN. 0 . ney. as issue an a • Royal Engineers attached to the division at the
, ing with transportation.; but that criminals not crimes acclamation, and
2/. 50 0 0 all 40 Ge a. Walker is now almost the only obstacle to theetaaa,,,i,
him to retire, then he should be prepared at any dress in which he again offers himself as a cancli- camp. The sets of harness brought home will DO may be classified far the purpose of pun4hment, arid Mr. MILLER having responded, Equitable.. •• .... -.-
European .... .•• •• .. 61. per cent. 20 0 0 - - of the plot is, we think, becoming every day more eine.
time to come forward as a supporter of the Liberal I t ' TI
_ra e. iere are rumours of an opposition. It is used for the horses of the Field Equipment Corps ruled applied with such ' •
variations as the circumstances The national anthem was suog with becoming loyalty, a at 1
reat en ra ........ 81. per cent 10 0 0 - 13 Wlefle the United States sleeps Great Britain iseaaje
t e assem y proceeded to isperse. . e o serve Imperial ............ 101. per cent. 50 0 0 -
nd h bl d' W b d
ssd,
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princip es e or a tnerston s • ministration.] said that a eentleman will come forward on "sot d • '
111 of the Royal Eneineers. of each case require. As it is my purpose, with your a -
50 0 0 12 10 G 32 await :e e while one is triumphant in argument, the Ote'eael
Ditto New -
He (Sir B. Hall) thought it, in justice te Mr. Bell, Conservatie; rinci les "
- ' taken assistance to ca
The Arrogant:46, screw steam frigate, was .. _
_, rry out these principles in the adminis-
, that a charee was fixed for admission, and a collection
Ditto Debentures - Stock 100 0 0 210 at work in constant action ; and it may be taken for etea e
toe'
his duty to read his let - er. After giving his reasons LANCASTER!) Twpo crididates are alre d • tb
ay in e : a A 1- ' -1 '
illto uoen yestieroay lor repairs. It is presumed she trati7 of criminal justice in your borough, lam desir-
, was likewiZ ade at the cl a being. Mtended that
th t. 1:11
ose, i • - .1. _ _ Do. Continental IstCap. 31. ss. 50 0 0 - that .Great Britain ev. a I
42 15 0 . . ill ee aaways willing to nego_e
een ire proceeds should be devoted to tne benefit ot Do. Do. 2d Cap. • 4/. 15s. 50 0 0 41 0 0 - while the 'United States continue in the meantime wor
for supporting Lord Palmerston on the late vote on field, Mr. William James Garnett and Mr. Robeit •
is to be brought forward for further service again o.us o stattng them on this my first occasion for addres•
Do. Do. 3d Cap. 41. 10s. 50 0 0 43 10 0 - quiesce in her doing just as she pleases, and content th
of
selves with proving that she is in the wrong. The Pelic,l., il
the Chinese question Sir B. Hdl conclu d Is
de- -Y Gledatene
speedily. sing you, that the m
y ay be understood by all, and that
the e
the scholars. We were mueh gratified to learn that on
525 h 1 . bl d
previous aunday no less than sc o ars assem e
40 0 0 all
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Do. Do. 4th Cap. 31. 50 0 0 41 0 0 -
51.
stating that when he 'found his position as a Minis- L • •
EEDS.-Sir George Goodman, one of the pre- The Admiralty State yacht Osborne, Master wen sen en
h t ces may be known, and that offenders may -
in the building, and that, notwithstanding all their Independent
London Part. Preferen 6l. per cent. 25 0 0 - 25 Great Britain, though it may not amount to actual...related
ter incompatible with his duty as a representative sent representatives has issued an address t th
° e Commander G. H. R. Bower, having been know what they may expect if they brin themselves
g • . ragedness and roughness, every scholar knelt down to Phcents
he would retire from thet position. The right hon. i
erectors anno • -'• -
uncing that, on account of the state thoroughly refitted and re-embellished, was taken 1
into this court. Fo • •
r the purpose of punisnment, crime-
schools
prayer, a result not often acaomplished in ragged . Ratcliff ..... _ - States, and is the more insidious and insulting frora up
baronet resum id his seat amid loud applause. of his hellth, it is not his intention to longer repre- out of the steam basin at Portsmouth yesterday, nae, as it appears to me, may be divided into three
Surrey Consumers
Mr. HOOPER MA:: some observations on behalf
classes ; Ist, the Juvenile Criminal • 23 the Accidental
United General -•• •• 16s Od per sh. 150 0 0 - 21% friendship. If resistance or counteraction should proios
t ihe b eh • P 1.
. sen °roue i..n ar lament than to the close and out of harbour, to try her engines round the Criminal • 3d, the Pr • ' ' • • •
ofessional and Incorrigible Co- • WOODIN'S OLIO OF ODDITIES. Westminster Chartered 7 per cent. 50 0 8 -- 54
war, open war is better than secret hostility, and the Fsa of
fLrd Eb i oto nd ev I-V . t
o o rnen, a m. er le appoin ment of the present session. Placards heve been issued • h
Ditto, New -..- - 50 0 0 10 0 0 eii.
ai4 which shrinks from that alternative from appreheneltaa
h ee eee ' Isle of Wig t.
minal. - 'The juvenile criminal is almost always an _ea.__
Western A
of a committee t 3 co-operate in securing the return announcing tat nen vv. E. Forster, of Burlen The Alban, 3, steamvessel, Lieutenant de Bla- object for ' •
pay. He is usually a criminal from wan- (From the Train.) Ditto B
•••• 1000 40 0 - its consequences must make up its mind to submit to e' to
of Sir B. Hall.
near Otlev and of Bradford a entl
, g eman of Libe- quiere, arrived at portsmouth yesterday afternoon tonness, or ignorance, or evil example, and sometimes It is in his thorough departure from the old conventional
thing. Surely, some decisive stand should be takeltlet.
Mr. W. C. MARLEY seconded the resolution and • • - ' •
INSURANCE COMPANIES. counteract, or, if necessary, resist this dangerous 1211
and hackneyed types of character
.that, ia our opinion,
ral political princi les will offer himself with supernumeraries from the westward even by the command of parents. Many of you
Sir B. Hall having explained his opinions with re- LONDON.-W 13
' tcl t Wish th f - •
The Plumper, 12, screw sloop, Capt. Richards, have children, and all of you have been children • Mr. Woodin's excellence hes. His first impersonation, . Dividend Amount hand policy Li Central America.
ference to the Sunday bands, in answer to a ques- lowin letter sdarre
,redq tiles
teh ol pu f
the tit
, a esee o e e ectors o eet Y fitted out for surveying service, at Portsmouth, is you know how, with the best training, children wili
!" An Animated Sandwich," is the exact representative of Name of Company. per of
Annum. Share. Paid. Price.
-.'---________-.-.
tion put to him upon the subject, which were re- of LoLo •
that class, who as
, Hood said "live on a shilling a day and
- Country Markets.
,
now at Spithead, expecting to sail for the scene of err, and what could be expected of the children who their board." In dress in vc:ice and manner, in shuffling
A s. d. X s. d.
ceived. in a satisfactory manner, • c n *--•
are cast upon our streets, uncared for, uninstructed
_______._____
Gentlemen,--I observe from a report of proceed- her labours in a day or two.
gait and grumbling stUpidity, the board-carrier is before
edbion .............. 71. per c. 500 0 0 50 0 0 90
The resolution was carried, and, a committee •
in th.eir. duties to God and man ? T.hey have no friends, you; he delivers no particularly funny speeches, uses no 71. 145.6 d. 100 0011 0 0 - EDINBURGH HAY AND STRAW MARIO -
Riga of the L.iberal Registration . Association that after The launch of the Doris, 32, new class frigate,
Alliamte Bri and For.
having been appointed., thanks to the chairman
and it is our duty to become their friends? and treat them low comedy "gag," sings no irresistibly droll song, with Ditto Marine ....... 11. p.c.& bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 39%
MARCH 10.
my nomination had been carried scdme question was has been fixed to take place on the 25th inst. from
z 0 0 an
te Mated the proceedings.
raised by Mr. Alderman Salornons (without the courtesy Pembroke Dockyard. She is a Very handsome as we should treat our own children-if the offenoo is undying chorus. Mr. Woodin and his libretto-writer know Athenaiam .......... - - Supplies of all kinds these laat six days again large* a
. .... 15s. Od. &bs 50 0 a 5 15. 0 16%
Atlas ..
000
----
Of notice) as to my declining to vote at the late elections l H through wantonness give the boy a whipping and let that the porton to be represented would do none of these
ergus Life ........... 41. per cent. 100 0025 0 0 28 Oat straw, from 7s Cld to lOs 6d per kemple of 16 to in
LAMBETH. for East Sussex. vesse . er ports are 16 feet apart and of greater him o;ifit be the result of wickedness send him tath things : but he is re resented as he has been seen by the
British Commercial .. 71. 10s. 50 0 0 50' 0 6% tron; wheat do., 6s 6d to 8s 3d; barley do., 7061 ~
size than usual, more room having been provided reforgmatory, where he ma h la' ' • 6
ybe taug tis duty to God and public in the streetsPjust before they entered the room, Church of England .. 71. 10s. 50 0 0 2 0 0 3% od, Hay from ja, to is. 2d.
Last evening a crowded meeting was held. at the " The meeting being adjourned till Tuesday, it is rnY
and the impersonation is, therefore, an undoubted success. City of London ...... 51. 50 0 0 20 0 214
Horns Tavern, Kennington, for the purpose of intention to offer such an explanation as, I have no for working the guns, with a due regard to their to his neighbours, the consequences of crime and the:ad-
The various portraits introduced into the " Chapter f
0- Cleriel.nted.& Gen. Life spr ct.& bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 30% ---......
hearing an address from Mr. w, witihme m p doubt, will eatisfy all my constituenta that my conduct elevation and depression. Her armament is to vantages of honesty. But this teaching cannot be given
EDINBI7RGH MEAL-MARoa 10. , „all
/ .• •
aumet;i3T .7 aleveirtzzehfioctidt :e: first, Dr. gziz.................. 41.1 i. efessh.are Igg g g 12 : :
__
. for Lambeth. Itlr. F. Doulton occupied the chair. was consistent with the principles I have ever professed consist of 20 10-inch guns On the maindeck, 10 32- in a few weeks or months, It must be the training of Yroli2B:.
There were in the market to•day 14 sacks oatmeaa "-
Mr. W. WILLIAMS rose amid. cheers mingled with on the Maynooth question, and which have twice re- pounders on the upper deck, and two 68-pounders. yearn. Hence the necessity of pronouncing upon him a ceived niitionsf,3a:atO Ille Cl'iress, stomach Ind v toiTceProefea- ss. 50 005 0 0 71a weighing 2801 b imperial, which sold at 370 and --4•
Equity and Law...... 514 pelzicent. Is/3 : 00 5
ail 0 vii
--....._
hisses, and, after thanking the electors for coming ceived the approbation of the citizens of London.--4 The following are her chief dimensions :-Length sentence which may seem, excessively severe, but which celebrated lexicographer, is but the presentation of a re-
remain, gentlemen, your faithful obedient servant, between perpendiculars, 240 ft. ; ditto of keel for must be understood as meaning only that he will be Con- ceived type, which would have been equally well worked paimreittyeaLniore
d ent - 41. per cent. 100 0 0 40 0 - DALKEITH MEAL AIARKET-MAndal 9', /.01
forward in such large numbers to meet him, gave
sit There
" March 11. "J. Dome" tonnage, 208 ft. ; breadth extreme, 48ft. ; ditto for fined to the discipline of a school, and not in the conta- out by less clever men ;itis in his photography of that Genera 1........- - 6 per cent. 500 ao were in the market to-day 16 bags of oatmeal,
Stock.
a history of his pa4t political career, and said that
i ation of a aol By the accidental criminal, I mean life w.hich yasses under his immediate
.eyes that Mr. Globe ... •• .... 51. per cent. _
47 051
I) 99 barleymeal, and 0 pot barley. Saleraldull.
MALDON. -Mr. Peacocke and Mr. Bramley- tonnage, 47ft. ; depth of hold, 26ft. 6in. ; and m-n g • -
Life
Thirds.;
Woodin shines. Thus, the halthesitating yea-nay con. Gresham
Oatmeal., per sack of 2801bs First. Second. e,, ii-
the most important point was relative to his vote
all that class who commit crimes from sudden tem t t"
20 0 0 50 0 0 -
Do. Do. -
Moore, the present members, will again come for- 2,100 tons burden. • • p a ion .
f • the d b 3clte h • l't '
noisseur o music, re - ear e, c nica i y-using pro- odi
imperial
36s Od -s Od aal 00
upon the question of the Chineo3 war. (Hear, hear,
or passion, or impulse. It a pears to me that such are en-
_muar
.an ............ 5/. per cent 100 0 e 20 0 0 52
ward. Mr. J. Sutton Westron will represent the The following appointments were made yester-
nonce votary of art, who talks Ruskin-like sledge-hammer
I penal Fire......... 121. per cent. 500 0 0 30 0 0 375 B 1 1 •
ar eymea , per ditto - _ -es
s Od a Od 04
and hisses.) Much had been said about a coalition,
titled to a merciful coasidePration, in def
erence to the • • •
criticism ; the used-up swell, who prefers the legs of the :14s. 100 002 10 0 20% Peasemeal, per ditto Od "••••8 Oe
-s Od
Liberal. interest. Mr. Medi having retired, Mr. day at the Admiralty :-
Imperial Life ..... .. ..
but he could honestly say that he never told any
weaknesses of human nature. Unless their crimes a v
--a e ballet to the brains of Shakespere ; •
the grumbling old Indemnity Marine.... 5/.p. ct.&bs. 101 0013 0 0 101% Sour, new, per ditto
oa -0 Od -as ai
MacEnteer will again come forward. Captain Sherard Osborn, to the Furious ; Com- been accoaa anied • '
with circumstances of aggravati a lent of Kemble a • La ir - 2s &2 bo 00210 0 3%
man how he intended to vote. If by the vote he
on, a playgoer in the pit, rello nd Siddons, and wF e ........ • • sns 100 s Pot-barley, new, per ditto -5 oa --13 Od --"
Nortwecer.-Viscollut Bury, a Liberal candidate mender S. G. Cresswell, to the Surprise ; Com- violence, orPdeliberate forethougbt, or breach of trust, in peevishly mournful over the decadence of the drama; and Law Lite........• .• • • ni. per sh. 100 0 0 12 10 0 -
had recorded upon that impertant question he had
Legal and General Life 4s. per share 50 0 0 20 0 5%
.....-
for Norwich, met the electors last evening, and was mender T. Saumarez, to the Cormorant ; Com- the measure of their punishment justice should be tern. last and best of all, the rattling, whistling, shrieking gamin
given offence to any one of his supporters, he could
le 25 0 0 12 10 0 32
DUBLIN, Xtnen 10.
well received. Mr. Warner is expected to retire. mender Roderick Dew, to the Nimrod ; Lieut. 0. pered with mercy, and especially if it be a first offence, in in the gallery, who, from his boldness, is tbe true dramatic koorloonn & Prov. Law • . 3s. 50 0 0 20 0 -
only say that it was an error of the head, and
.
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE (NORTH.)-It is seid that S. Forbes, to the Algerine ; Lieut. A. H. Hoskins, hope that the warning may not be lost ; but this mitiga. censor, who by sheer insolence commands or forbids an Marine.... .-•• • • .. 18s. & bs. 100 0020 0 0 724 White wheat, 315 Od to 34s Od ; recl ditto, 29e °d„.it° tel• -
not of the heart. When he gave hie vote he did
encore, and adjusts the proper. height at which the " bor- Med.lnviides.Gen. Life 4% per cent 50 0 0 20 0 3% Qd: ditto new, -s ; barley, malting, 16s to 258 6d ; a-,...0
Mr. Fitzpatrick Vernon, son of the Right Hon. R, to the Bruno ; Lieut. B. G. W. Nicolas, to the tion should be more or less according to the amount of
not think anything about Lord PalinerstOD or hny
dere shoald be fixed by the carpeoterse-whoh is the Ificincearvrcii :::::::::::: .5%1: Ppeerr cceenntt.. ,2g g g it : (0)
1-1. ing, 15s to 20s 6d ; oats, old, Ils to 13s ; ditto, new, 10,
Vernon Smith, and son-in-law of Earl Fitzwilliam, Firm ; Lieut. B. C. T. Prim, to the Banterer ; aggravation in the offence. With the tbird class-the pro-
one else, but merely gave it accordine to his con-
Orl to 158 Od ; oatmeal, 13s to 14s 6d; bare, new, 160 t° jai
viction. (Chee I s and uproar.) will contest this division of the county as a sup- Lieut. Philip Brock, to the Furious ; Lieut. F. R. fessional criminals, in which I include not only those who e
9a:relit teiednialci:if ;Vole
lairnedt :gee:get Anll
Poe vafl (;:i2- thieet New Equitable -
• _ _ _ Od ; ranese• d. 30s Od to 32s Od per brl ; bakers' flour„; nil
make crime a profession, but hardened offenders on whom fiLl " Bray-Yvjo These are ever -da charaPcters whose Pelica!! """ "" "" 51N e/'
- 184 6d to 258 Od per owt; Indian corn. 31a 0,1 to 37s La' a
porter of Lord Palmerston's Government. Hart well, to the Centurion ; Lieut. D. G. David-
Phcente -
Several geetlemf n having addreseed some que3-
punishment has been tried and failed, I would de'alin quite • - •hlb Y Y A.
010 0 - 480 lbw.
PRESTON. -The Conservative member, Mr. R. son, to the Furious.
portraits are at once apprecia-e -yen every-day aueience. Peofessional Life...... 51. per cent. 65 0
tions to Mr. Williams relative to his vote upon the '
a different spirit. Mercy to them is cruelty to the pub- His other best impersonations we hold to be Lady Ever- Provident Life.. - .... 12% per c. 100 0 0 10 0 0 -
-,---,....-..
Chineee war, T. Parker, has intimated his intention of resign-
-- le.
lie. To turn them loose upon the society of which they green, Miss Chattaway, and a tipsy foxhunter proposing a Rock Life- .... _- _ 7s. 5000 10 0 sa
00AL MA.RKET.-MAitcH 11.
ing his seat. Sir G. Strickland has not yet made ROYAL LITERARY FUND. are the sworn enemies, whatever their promises of toast at a bridal party. The "make-np" of the first is Royal Exchange •••••• ap.c. & bs Stock. an _
- Prices of Coals per ton at the close of the market.
Mr. E. GROVES moved the following reeolu-
e
tion :- any anneuncement. Mr. Greenfell, a Liberal
______._. amendment, seems to axe to be madness. There are but perfect, and there appears before you an elderly lady in suArteirloe '•':•• 5% Pi ci& bs° -
s. cl, Wallsends isa. .
Whig, is now in the field.
two ways of dealing with thein-to imprison them for silver hair and brocaded dress, quiet and • dignified in her united Xinegdom ... :: 41. 13t. bonsiis. 20 -0
0 510 0 7-
Bell's Primrose l2 6 a a.
"This meetine., having heard the statements of Mr
Yesterday afternoon the annual general meeting .
manner, the Tery per.son you.. would imagine inhabiting Universal Life ..
SuNDERLAND.-An address from Mr. G. Hudson,
life within our shores, or to banish them for ever from
Bebside's Hartley
5 0 0 5% 15 a Russell's Hetton .......... 16 ,S,
W. Williams re;P.cting his polWcal conduct during the.
of the members of this fund was held at the house
the ld manorial hall in the .Ipage-foaming a great eon. Victoria Lire ........ 51. & bonus -
M.P., clated Paris, wa.e issued in Sunderland yea-
the community they are Preying upon, and among whom
Howard's West Hartley
present session of Par ia,nent, are of opinion that bis in-
of the association, Great Russell-street. Earl Stan-
treat tors Chattaway, who is a dashing Liandon belle in
a Hartlepool ................ 16 a :•
terday. The hon. member offers himself for re- they are propagating crime. But Ido not believe that
JOINT-STOCK BANKS. Netherton
defatigable and fsi;,hful services in the C,,mrnons' Hou.e
h k h h • d la 1
ope too t e c air an t ere were aso present imnris
odern of ball costumes and a ointments. It
10 6 Lambton l6 • •
onment for life wolld be sanctioned by the huma- Ihe•motshem
---------- Hastings' Hartley l5 6 wenn 17 3
Of Parliament eminently merit the thanks of this meet• elect:ion. Ile says :-
Sir B. B. Cabbell, l'll.P. the Bishop of Oxford • r
esentation of female chaffcters th tM . Dividend Amount
ing, which are hereby most cordially tendered ; and at " I feel that some explanation is due to you for my M M k •I
Ir. onc ton , _
MI nes, M.P., Mr. J. Foster, Mr.
/ nay of the country. Ttere remains, then, only banish- W
8 Indin dillifeePlmuch from his redecessors •in the'i- Pb trta Name
oo 1 p • ilre i of Company. per of raid. Price. Longridge's Wst Hartley 15 9
Walker Primrose .........13 6 Kepier G •
ravage ~, ..... ,18 g
n Eleugh Hall ... 15
the Same time express their determination to return him abeence during thelast session, which WWI occasioned in
Charles Dickens, Mr. Wentworth Dilke, Mr. Dick- ment, or transportation-call it which you please. Se- were to be found none but coarse and elderly women, more Annum. Share.
____.__________ -_---..... -____ ___-__. ______ Tanfield Moor
~6 0 - .
la 0 aouth Kelloe
to the new Paratenent." the first instance by unavoidable attention to a large verely panish them for a tim h •
e ere, then let us send like the hideous caricatures of penny Valentines than hu-
-4 s. d. A a d. Tanfield Moor Butes ...... 13 C isensher l5 5
Mr. ELLINGTON seconded the resolution. undertaking with which I became connected in, and for enson, dec. The usual formal business was disposed them to a penal colony, where they have no inducements manity, who were furnished with a lisp, a stammer, or a
„ Australasia........... 101 per cent. 40 0 0
Wallsend, acc. South Sefton 17 °
three months by a severe illness. It is true the private of, and the financial report read, which gave a good to continue criminals, and every inducement to a new h
_rogue to " hammer a horse laugh from a coarse throng." Bank of Egypt .. .. - 25 00 IS I'lsl 0 IP
••••
17 f
Mr. WADE, amid great uproar moved an amend-
At the Olio of Oddities the female impersonations are Bank of London 5l. per cent. 100 0050 0 0 Acorn Close l5 0 itewart's
interests of a representative afford strictly no excuse for account of the progress of the society, and showed life. But it is said that co colony will take them. Then
]5 '
ment to the effect that the explanations given 1
creations. in a new walk. of dramatic art. . .
efein
kh NlocrlthAmerican 9 per cent. 50 0 0 all _ 250%
sEdedndMain l6 0 Cassop
tanky. easet,?e from public duties, but, as the vast under- that its income exceeded its expenditure by a let us crTate new colonies for the p.urpose. With pos-
-16 9
.n . Anst & Ch. 41. per cent. 20 0 0 6 0 0 yll l6 3 [Cello°
the hon. meniber relative to hie vote on the CIY
In taking leave of the subject, we would wish to point .. •
15 9
ing which called me away involved seriouely the issue small balance which was added to the funded sessions in all parts of the globe there must be room
a t i a - ' • . out to those young men whose talent for mimicry is eo City .. .. •-• ... 51. per cent. 100 0050 0 0 - Hetton l7 3 Caradoc... .... ....... . 0
nese war were ensa isfact a•y, and had deprived him of my fortune, I trust that peculiar circumstances will, stock of ' • . •
the association. On the motion that enoug or our annua ve or six thousand of ineorrig-
nh in equest fter su e whos " bit fIC " Colonial ........ _ .... 100 0 0 25 0 0 26
" 3ii Gosforth l4 0 Herten Lyons Main ee,l4 ,
of the confidence of the electers. in sonie measure, justify this single deviation from right the report be received and adopted, Mr. C. W. ibles ; and for the means-as we made penal colonies mle ter 6 •a . ppfri 1. •te 9 _ eat! con-
, Commercial of London. 71. p. c. & bs. 100 0 II 20 0 0 25
Haden
0
riulr ett ravrrg t
ro73inske t s lOg ond u
an
thwhose bteatn• Eng Scot. & Aust. Ch. 4‘. per cent. 20 0 0 all -
1 4
Mr. BEARD seconde ; the amendment. principle, and secure your generous coneideration. Be- Di&e, sen., moved a resolution which under a before successfully, surely so we can make them again.
s o.ne inva es e ser y . . . . .
end- of bond. Cnar Bk of Aus 51 percent. 20 0 0 „ is Tees l7 3 Whitworth
The cha rinan having put the amendment and I ing now happily relieved of. this absorbieg claim on my number of heads, co •
nclemned the entire manage-
' I trust, therefore it will be generally known in this bo• Ctlapagma,
weemwpo
t:ldawisllitco point out to theca that although Do. New .......... 20 00 „ Ships atimarket...l22 I Sold. B4
the orieinel re'olut on the li-
.' - , atter was carried by attention. lam again at full liberty to devote my time ment of the fund-first, be . d• •
cause, aecor ing to its rough that if I should be satiefied that any criminal tried they may shine in their sphere, it were unwise to seek a
before me belongs to the class of professional thieves I more public recognition of their talent. London and County .. 101. pe7 cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 i-2
Lori. & Eastn. Bekg.C. 61. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 - ...,----__._______-.-__
,
an iratllen-e majority. and exertions to your service."
last report, it expend.ed 574/. 18s. 3.1. in relieving shad inflict u „ him the h• h
very ig est punishmentthel'aw To exaggerate the inflexions of the human voice in any London Joint. Stock ... 28 per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 31%
Londn end Westminstr 181. per cent.lloo 0 0 2G 0 0 47 LOC A L SHARE MA RIB TB.
A new cendidate for the representation of the Mr. H. Fenwick asked the electors for a renewal of - • • /
53 cases ; while the Artists General Benevolent will permit wPbether it be his first det t d ff
ec
.e o ence or not. ,
man is no difficult matter but to reproduce each quaint Nat. Provincial of Eng. 16 pc.& bs 'lOO 0 0 35 0 0 -
.-____._________ ,
borough of Lambeth was yesterday named in the their trust. Mr. Richard Hoare, of Lend.on, has Fund, in relieving 68 cases, only expended 85/. ; In the case'of accidental criminals, I shall always be glad ei teristic in the Woodin manner e '
c arafi ta d the • r quires the eye of Vittttec,gaz --......
/9 20 0 0 10 0 0 -
LIVERPOOL, MAI= 11. A 1
person of Mr. .Roupell, a gentleman of eonsiderahle offered himself as a second Liberal candidate. and, secondly because the Litera Fund ex ended t
rY p o consider circumstances of mitigation ; and in the case an ar s n study of a life.
20 0 0 5 0 0 16
Nationr.l Bank ...• •• 61.per"cent. 50 002210 0 - STOOK EXCHANGE.-The• market has been dOing !„,,,,,lig.
property in the i arish of Lamlie. le and who pur- 'SURREY (WEST) -Mr. Henry Ciirrie, of West 200/. ' -
per annum on the maintenance of a house of juvenile offenders I shall either order summary
• New South Wales .. •• 201. per cent. 20 00 , all - business to-day, and - prices were rather lower laa'al•
poses it is said te st irt on t•
a ,
roroughly Liberal Horsley, offers himself as a candidate for the and allowed 200/. per annum to its s ' • • •
ecretaiy, and punishment by whipping, or give such a sentence as will RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. Oriental Bank Corpora. 101. per cent. 25 0 0 „
* Ottoman Bank - 20 0015 0 0 15% _
40W burn, 81. 18s. 9c1.-Caledonian 34a a-Royal Sw•edish, 'a
I"
principles.
Western Division of the county of Surrey, in the because the accounts of the L.
iterary Fund were not secure their transmission to a reformatory. But te enable
.. . Provincial of Ireland 4l.p. ct.Stbs. 100 0025 0 0 - Manchester Sheffield d' I:
incolnshire, 36a i s_...
-- room of Mr W. J. Evelyn, who retires at the close en a •
satisfactory state, as evidenced by their stating me to carry out these principles of punishmeet, it is ne- LONDON AND SOUTH•EASTEILI RATLWAY. Traffic ra. Ditto, New......• •• 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all - Eastern Counties 10a ' Sac:nth Eastern, 23 2a 3 31i
MANCHESTER. of the present Parliament. Mr. H. Drummond tl tth h
Id e ouse fund, amounting to 6,5401., was ssary that I should know sonaething of the priaoner's turn for the week ending March 7, 1857 214,968 15 0 roalutliniu-si;;lii•s• .... •-... 1501 z. per ceenntt. rs it 0 :124 _ London and Nodh Western, 104 a 1
o 4 B-North Easted?;
36 Berwick, 214-North British, 11e. 83. ed.-Lancasaa;
Mr. Cobden ie to represent Mr. Bright in his has not yet issued. an address„ but it is supposed. still in existence as a eeparate am.ount of the so- ce
t d t Ad ittingthat these ou ht t
an
.ece en s. ca. ._ i gnoto be allowed _Corresponding week last year , 14,950 17 8 union or Australia.....: ill,. rrr %M.. 25 0 0 au 61 and Yorkshire, 101 4 - Grand Trunk of C nadar a`•
absence, and a naeeting of electors is to be held in that he will again offer himself.
to influence the trial, it has a ways appeared to me that
---------e, Ditto ...... „ ...... -
.
ciety's credit, whereas the books of the society ft - .
>9 210 0 7% Dutch Rhenish, 38. 9d. p.-Midland, 831 aS. 3
the Freetrade-hall next Wednesday, At which the SWANSEA. -The present member for Swansea, showed that that fund never had been in existence aer convictlon, and for the purposes of punishment, the' Increase in 1857
a5..7 17 4 Union of Hamburg..., - 15 0 0 3 0 0 -
Union of London.... :. 151. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 26% ----
hon. gentemati is to be present. Mr. Bright have who, like his pred ceesors went into the house at all ; and, I •
wetly, because the Literary Fund on • ,
inquiry je most important. I Wlll therefore ask the ma- LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST RAILWAY
-•- Unity Mutual ........ -- 100 0050 0 0 - MANCHESTER, MARCH 11. .
ilig beee informed that the al, e•ina of Fritia lest without beine t bl db '
e •iou e yan opponent, will, it an average not giving away more than 1 500/ er lice to assist me in this object b in- Traffic rat for the week •
gts racy. and. the po ._ . . y urn ending March 7, Western Bank of Londn. - 100 00500 0 41
...;1,
STOCK EXCHANGE -The market wa th r act'ret e-agh
i • P yeetigation into the previous history, habits, mode of 1857 211,f08 16 5
had deci 'ecl on tt. If •''
• Y• ' k
• pu lug ire again pi nomination, appears, meet with strenuous opposiiion to his re- ' i •
,
-------7--)0ela---------'• lower prices. Dover; , 23-Great Wesaterran oef Cainada, ,21
annum, yet appea ed to the public for new sub- life, cbaracter, conduct, and means of obtaining his liveli- Corresponding week last yea.r 11,092 12 10
replied by electric telegraph yesterday in the fol- election. Already there ie one caedidate in the
_
3-16-- Great, Northern A, 10a -Sheffields, 36.; -Ditto, ".
criptions and donations while ossess d f f
p e o unded hood, ot every prisoner sent here for trial, so that they Total of the half-year to this date, 1857 105,939 5 4 Dividend Amount
lowing terms :- field, a gentleman of good local position, Mr. C. H. s o t t th
pr per y. c 3 • e amount of 30,000/. and of landed may be taken into account when determining his sen- Total of the half-year to this date, 1856 100,417 3 9 Name of Company per of raid.
hiss. teornzift,nd67j;Leeds, 101$ -Cheshire Junction, 6Ele
o Rome, Tuesda;, M ach 10. Smith, of Derwen Fawr near S wansea. It is said,
Annum. Share. Nth Westerns, 104a-Blackburns, /11•-••
estates yielding 200/. per annum. Mr. Dilke sup-. Once. There is another subject ou whicla lam desirous LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY.-Traffie ,
.........____ -East Lance •
shire 981
_______
-...
2 2•
"I accept the decider) of the committee. You ehall too, tlt,t Mr. Grove, Q.'C will also solicit the s f-
return for the week ending March 8, 1857-259,273 0 0
• ) u ported I •
us motion in a long and rather irrelevaut to address a few words to You. A recent statute has
A s. d. 4 s. d.
------
have my letter, •A: th 'Le address. frages of the electors.
Corresponding week last year -
speech which was frequently interrupted by cries empowered a surnatanriy cito:vii .
"cdon of small larcenies ; it
he Do. Preference Stock. BIRMINGHAM, MARCH 11.
"JOHN BRIGHT." TOTNES.-There is likely to be a severe conteet of 4/ T.' ea ,g
G N r
if
ime . and Question !" and which at length has worked we' 71 n units,*
.bnt an evil has re- REAT. ORTHERN t.tILWAY.-Traffic rzln-8115 joitlt 3
East arid West India.. 61. pr"zent. Stock. 118 STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market eras flat to-daY, ana
Mr. Gbsen's address to the electors is to he ise in this small le laugh. The present members, Karl
nutted from a which
.was not antic] veek ending March 1, 1.807
Grand Sorry D. & Canal 41. per cent. 100 1) 0 100 '6 0 -
drew from the noble chairman a request that the pated ; prosecutors,
orresponding week last year 21,753 10 10 Do. Loan Notes .... prices were the turn lower. Very little business doing'
sued to-morrew; and Mr. Brieht's may be expected Gifferd and Mr. Mills wdl be opposed by Mr. Mac-
to save trouble-justices, to save expense, and prisoners,
too e 0 100 0 0 -
~ . ,
speaker would consider the, time of the meeting and
Do. 5 per cent. Pref. 5/. pr"cent. London and North Westerns, 105 -Shropshire :Unions,
CHESTER AND HOLYEIEAD RAILWAY.-Traffic return for
25 0 0 5 0 0 -
according to the obey° niesa.ge, iti a few deye. kerizie and Mr. Gregory.
come at once tO the question at issue. Mr. R. Bell to save themselves from shame and '
punishment, bave ch di 5
e week eia ng March 8, 18 7 R 5,173 0 0 London ... ••-. .. ....
f 9 Stock. Stock. 100 50a -South Staffords, 94-Eastern Counties, 11-Grelo -
-
TYNEMOUTII. -A ConservaVve de it t • 't d
pi a eon wai e replied at some leneth f th
, or . e management of the combined to push the act beyond its intention. Crimes ; sponding week last ear 4,509 0 0 !ot .0 lot
ha t h
pa rtionne :.......... • • 4%1. per cnt. Stock. 89 Westerns, 6841.
. of much larger amount than the language describes "rre a y •• 4 per cent. 50 0050"0 0 -
. PORTSMOUTH. upon Mr. Hugh Taylor, of Ba,ckworth, yest 1
eri -ay, fund cont cl.• th •
en ing at neither the resolution nor are, by a contrivance, brought nominally within the - e Victoria -•• .. ...... 5/. Os per c. 20 0 0 20 0 0 96% -
.
Increase in 1857 ..
i •• 20 00140 0 i - [ADVERTISEMENaI-DU Barry's delicious R.evalenta Arabia
Yesterday Viscount Monck arrircd in this with a requieiti-.n, but, after a conference, that s '•
peeca of Mr. Dilke was founded on fact He had •'ca t• d cl. osed f '
pins ic ion, an nip oln a small room before T
LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY.-Traffic re-
Food invariably restores health, without- medicine, inconve"
boreuell aud in the - v • •• • '
e , e enine pi eseuted himself at a geritleman refused to stand. Mr. Lindsay was to eremitic it ti .
y put forward the number of cases re- few witnesses, without the shame of a pliblic and solemn turn for the week ending Match 8, 1837 a 122,405 0 6 . LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. nience, or expense, as it saves fifty times its cost ill
public exc. ing et the H-11 i f the Benetieial S..ciety. address Vie elei:tore last night. lieved by the fund, but overlooked the immense trial. I have no doubt teat th - •
e torme of a court of jus- Corresponding week last year.. . 20,578 14 10
other remedies, and removes indigestion (dyspepsia),
Aft r 'he IP .
.et ng had been. addressed by the hon. WHITEHA VEN. -Mr. Hi alyard, the Rifting mem-
The office oe se- tice are vie
number inv, stigated t't t • • • • .
a i A.COS . wed with vrry great awe b h I
yLe ciasses from CORK AND BANDON RAILWAY.-Traffic return for week Name of Company., I Dividenn Arrnt
pal
_. flatulency, constipation, nervous, bilious, and liver coaa
member and several other gen- lemen, the ch. item in her, has intim eted his intention of aerain seeking „two, 1d b .
yia een created in 1836, on she modem which criminal! for the most part come. They fear the endine March 7, 1857
.. 22-0 10 7 per
Annum. Share. d Price.
plaints, cough, asthma, consumption, and debility.
put the following re, dution, moved by Mr. Alder- the -nth aoas of the electors. e.
•
of Mr. Dilke himself, and his salary bad been gra- shame of standing at tbe bar in the presence of their Correselsonding week last year
_____. - We extract a few oet of 50,000 testimonials of curet - 1
man Geer ,e See ard
e -PP , and seconded by Dr. WOLVERHAMPTON. -The Rieht Hon. C. P. Vil- duall r ised to 2'7 •
(W.,. per annum in consequence friends and acquaintance, and w• t o.•
.£ a. d. Z s. d. which had resisted all medicines. Cure No. 4,208.-Eigh. •
.:It.nessoag tete agony they GREAT LUXEMBOURG RAILWAY.-Traffie return for the Rank of Scotland 71
Woolley :-.
' • have brought on their families
81: f):1; zill: roig co to) IN g g grg najsn'adusysepaep.sia, nervousnesS, debility, with cramps,spasrast
liers and Mr. Thomas Thornely will offer thei'n- of the creall •
y valuable services rendered by tnat d l more than any punish- week ending:March 8, 1857 £795 12 9 British Linen Comp.a.n.y.
I.ave been e'aec'-
, e ~ually removed by Du Barrfli
"That, in the opinion of this meetin ,he M•- '
jty , selves for re-election. Their return will be officer. The error with regard to the house fund ment the court can inflict. This fear, and the xample Corresponding week last year 333 2 4 Caledonian Bank -- . 81. per cent. 10 00210 0 31 I6s delicious foo'd i'l -
a.ve.y alert thne.-Rev. John W. Dave%
Government hats merited the entire cfe,fidren a-
fa 1.
f it is destro ed
y by a plea of guilty
City of Glasgew Bank 51. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 131 Os
Ridlin ton P '
o tbe oppose
had origin'ated in the fund crediting itself with the o. ' ' in a magistrate's
Clydesdale Bank ..•• 5%!. p cent. 20 0010 0 0 14, 5s g eei.o,y, No ::olk. Prom the Dowager Countess
country, and Lord Monck, R 9 a member Of th• teeG
room, and, therefore, the act which permits it writ do
f I.ii overn- WOODSTOCK. -The M•irqu's of Blandf •rd has is- 200/. per annuin granted in 1805 by the Prince of
O ,mmercial Bank .• 71 per cent 500 0 0 100 0 0 2411/0s of Castleisimart.-Cure 52,612 ..revor, County of Don
merit, and al one of the representative-
great harm, if it is not strictly confined to its proper ob• KEEP FOR Com3loN PEOPLE.-Mr. Jones, the Char- East B k • - •0010 0 0 131 7s lld 0 - - •-R°Bs
ern an •••• •• •• 61. per cent. 25 re an ~3 DeCember 185,1.. -The Dowa.e- Countess -0' .
ot e borough sued an addresss, in which he agein offers himself Wlt' . cls tf d f 't • •
aes ewer a permanen un or main wiling a '"
s to abolish pauperism by dividing h
tee Edlnb. Si Glasgow.... 3%1. p cent. 5 0 50051 Is Castlestuart feels ind 'd
• 'ii •t • `‘''' - • barna- '
• l• t " th fth • .
in Par iamen ,is wor y o e continued support of the for this borough.
jects, ver
y small larcenies indeed Fr th
o e same reason tist, propose
uce , ~ ein etest oi suffenna a
electors."
house, and not counting the annual rent which had these local courts of Quarter S '
milieus are so useful be- 30,000,000 acres of land now lying waste in this coun- National Bank ...... 6% per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 19310 s up ~ ,
de 0 s
tt t '
La, e ha.,:...Dtt Barty sexcellent RevalentaArabica Foe
NortbofScotlandßank 51. per cent 20 0 0 210 051 7s
There were about 150 hands held up in favour - since been paid from flat income. In fact, the cause many a criminal, who would not care to be eaken try among the unemployed poor, in order that the myo ItjaLanuil3aannekoortesccootto
.... 51. per cent. 190 0 0 Ha : : T.:
- has cured he- amrltm d• •
i bile, great nr,
" as
.r nnes
.had..failed; of incllgestion,
of the resolution, and ab,,ut 1,000 against it. There SCOTLAND. house fund had been involved in the general funded to Bodmin and tried in a court where he does not see a cultivate, without capital, land of which the cularatitai 81. percent. 00 0 0
vrvonessre aenonN
alisabiloyo, manyyears' sainding• I
were from 1,200 to 1,500 persons preseut. Great DUNDEE. -Sir John Oeilvie who op osed. Mr accounts, and the permanent fund was then debtor face he had ever seen before, would fear to be tried .here will not at present pay capitalists. This gentleman may Western 8ank.....• •• 71. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 84/ es
Alliiance Fire and Life- 8%1.pr cent. This food deesre
100 0 0 11 0 0 17113 s considered a blessing. Inquiries
deece oa all sufferers, and may be
to the house fund the 6,000/. mentioned by Mr. where every eye that looks-upon bins with censure i; call himself Ernest, but we should say that Mr. Jones is
will be cheerfully answered.
Br tish Guarantee ... 41. per cent. 1000 2001/128
cheering and uproar followed this result. Baxter at the last Montre7se election, islito be no.-
Supported by testimonia.ls from the celebrated Professors of
Dilke. Mr. Bell then went into the question of that of an acquaintance. And I hope before long that joking, He cannot seriously suppose his own species Caledonian Fire Insur . 10t.per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 251 Os
Mr. H. HowELL th/-n moved, and Mr.. Alder. minated. for Dundee, in the room of Mr. G. Dun-
City of Glasgow Lite.. 61. per cent. 25 0 0 2 0 0 11 48 Chemist D
ry r.. Andrew Ure ; Dr. Shorland ; Dr. Harvey;
man WHITE sec:), ded- can, who, as has already been stated, retires. general expenditure, and showed, from the accounts, instead dial:kit:lg the trials in these courte to the limit capable of grazing on commons or munching furze and
Colonial Life ......... 51. por cent. 50 0 0 3 0 0 51 5s Dr. Canapbell , Dr. Gattiker ; Dr. Wurzer ; Dr. Ingram;
61 the borough, all prisonere conamitted within a circle thistles.-Puncla
.
• that the society had been greatly the gainer since
Edhiburgh Life Insur. 6/. tier cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 29/10s Lord Stuart de Decies- the Dowager Counte3s of Castle'
"That, in the opinion of thie meeting, it is not judi- DUMFRIES BURGHS _ -Mr W. Ew •
• art has again • .
of ten or twel "1 d- 1 ' - [ADVERTISEMENT.I-Jane Hallett, of Wis.
ve mi es roun ,wil be sent for trial to the itty Head, Eng. & Scot, Law Life 15**r cent. 50 0 0 35041 6s stuart; Major-Gen. The • Kin and many other respectab
le
caetis to return Veceunt Monck to Parliansent, unl•ss offered bimeelf for thes 1 h
e )urg s. their present secretary had been permanently en- .
Bo h S 9 .
rouge, awns, where the offence and its punishments near NetherburY, Dorset, suffered for many years from %eel ensasec.i;:e Scotland 61. per cent. 40 0 0 3
0 0
61 lOs persons, whose health has beeligiestored by it, afterall other
he pledges hi nself to support the extension of the Bur- EDINBURGII.-11fr. Black who was elected f r
, gaged, the average an nual increase of income during
may be seen aad known by all those
F e and Life 61. er cent. 10 0 0 1 4 0
who form thapublic, a bad leg. From the knee to the allele it had severa "° . 0 11 19s means of cure had failed. For further particulars respect-
a-age and sot ,by letllota Edinburgh about a year a ' • - that time being no less than 575/. Referring to
go, ou the retirement of
which alone the reco nise and fear So all of us ivin wounds so thet she was unable to stand or move ab t
ou North Brdish Insur... 71. per cent. 200 0 0 20 0 0 371 Os • • •
ing this invaluable food our readers are referred te Du Bany's
Northern Assurance Co. - 2000 1001/14s
This mot on was carried by about the same num- the Right Hc.n. T. M. mace,' •ffe • an article which appeared in the Athenceum, and help accordin Y g . g g '' • •
ay, again o ers nun-
gto our various means, we may hope, with the house. She tried a variety of means and applica- Scottish Provincial 50 0 0 2 0 03/ 5s advertisement in another part of this paper. ,
ber of haeds as ignored the first. self as a candidate for th •
e city, with every prospect which charged the fund. with not affording adequate the bleeshag of God, to see this awful tide of crime turoed, Cons, but without obtaining a cure. By the blessing of seettish Union Insrn•C.• • 736/. -prcent. 20 0 0 1 00 11 14s
- A i
________ of his being returned. Mr. Cowan, who ousted assistance to the widow and children of the late and our country urg d f the terrible plague-s ot that God and usin onl three pots of Poor Man's Friend Standard Life ........ 51_ per cent 50 0 0 7 0 0 20/ Os '
BIRTHS. '
Mr. Eladyn, the speaker went on to say that in six rebukes our PridePandeshoa ••• P • • g y . '
__________________------------
mes our boasted civilisation." and taking three boxes of pills, she was perfectly cured.
MISCELLANEOUS.
BoDMIN. -Mr. James Wyld has issued an ad- Mr. Macaulay in 1847, and who 8- •
till represents
OF A SON.
dre:
t years Mr. Hadyn had received no less than 200/.
Dr. Roberts's Poor Man's Friend, for wounele and crap-
sto the electors of Bodmin. fle says :- the city, has also intimated his intentions ae '
On the 7th inst., the wife of Mr. Samuel Buddeu, 17, the
been o
_
-
Dividend Amount
tions of every description, is sold in pots, ls. lad. and -------------
"The
d V rioue other candidates have b from the funds of the society, that one of the three .
.
dissniutien of Parliament has been hastened by sten . a • .
een named
LAMBETH RAGGED SCHOOLS. 2s. 9d. each. pis Pilulte Antiscrophulas, for all lill- Name of Compar.y. per of Paid. Price. Crescent, Kensington,
a vote of the Hou,o of Cot e d
ns a versely to her Ma- as likely to come forward, but no one has yet taken children of the widow had been provided forthrough
Annum. Share. On the 10th inst., at Hulland Hall, Ashbonrn, Derbyshire,
purities of the blood, is sold in boxes, is• lido 2s. 9d., _ ------ --____
jesty'e Governme t 11. cdni .
the kindness of the Earl of Shaftesbury, another
-----eaa-•--
- the wife ofJohn Wright, Esq.
of individuale, who ,iec ieve by a fora ge.combination the field.
4s. 6d., lls., and 225. eacb, by all medi?ine vendors A s. d. 4 s. d. -
o lave used the d,fficuales with the GLASGOI7.-Mr. Buchanan, the gentleman through the kindness of a member of the committee We were agreeably surprised on Tuesday evening, by
Acadian Charcoal Iron • .
Or • DAUGHTER.
Chines. peep' le a
throughout the United Kingdom and Colonies,.
10 0 0 2 0 0 -
pfretext for endeavouring to supplant elected bet week to fill the vacancy caused by the of the Literary Fund, and the third and last had the result of a visit to an entertainment given by Mr.
African Steam Ship ..
20 0010 0 0 - On the 10th inst., at Blackheath, the wife of Captain G.
the Admieotratese:
p ADVERTISEMBET.] - SIGHT AND HaArtiNo - Srincreetas, Assam lea ...... •• ._ 61. pe;.cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 -
Lord Palmerston and fo
, . r obtain.
a-ion of Mr. John Macgregor, has aiinoun„d been got into the St. Ann's Asylum entirely 7. H. Miller for the benefit of his extensive Ragged i
A. Halsted, R.N.
_
ing the control of the' Gov ' reSigit
School
GOWERFUL
mTELESCOsPES,
dOLER.4.zio RI, PERseEcTivs Auction Mart..., .t 11• •• .• 214/per cent. 50 0 0 -
On the 10th inst., at Fulham, the wife of the Rev. Arthur "
political, per-nn,i,
and
coernment ef the eour. try. Ile
hie intentien of offering himself at the approach- through the exertions of the fund committee, vvho in Doughty-street, Lambeth. If any of our
optici a, Atha Australian A.ric turl - 25 0019 0 0 aite 1
readers are acquainted with the locality in question they milarle-Esat•r-eet,ePare•adie. Observe airpliosite t:onaii-o3r
mercir relations of the Eng-
Spent 67i. in the purchase of votes to secure its
ustralian Trust •... 81. pr cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - S. Latter.
.
lish nation exat with everrya ilia general election. There ie much difference of
kPI tel A
,
e and in every clime, .
election. Mr. Chaeles Dickens replied to Mr. Bell will probably expect to hear that the school is located B k M • t ' R Yal Lett Ptnt f
yer ajes ys oy ers a e or valuable and Austrailan Royal Mail - 10 0 o all 2% ' MARR I E D.
and a bold but just pelicy is Prie:Pc
~ opinion as o e secon sea . .i. pre gone- .
t th d t It •ca tty
in the dark recede of 1
Anglo-Mexican Mint.. 11. 10s. 10 0 0 all
ssary a r Great Mani
some ra, way arab, or in the mys extraordinary improvements in the most powerfu.l and -
sth inst., at Poulton-le S I L
to preserVe her world encirclin • -'
rall desired that Mr Alexander Hastie, the sittine in a brief speech of much force and humour, sup- . .
stermus precincts of a deserted dwelling in some gloomy brilliant Telescopes Camp, Racecourse, Opera and Per- icserintaisdheAna.. erican Land 56/,. per cent
_5O 0040 0 0 - On thAe _
_sscm,
Esq of -
~ Burton II
anc s, ancaster, Bryan
menace, her ciazene from ineulag our itlef,seions from ,
Y b hldt • • -• 1 v 'ous local na ' porting the resolution of Mr. Dilke. A long and at unknown to fame. If such be the expectations of spective Glasses. 'These telescope possess such extraor- Do. 5 pe;;*.Tio-a- 51 • percent. lOg 0032 10 0 150 Wall 7 tki
ouse, Westmoreland,
e ns . pen cent tock 100 00 - to Elizabeth, the eldest daughter of John Marr of
from intrrruptien ; and while I
am
opdpo,,e,ri
.comineice Ilif ain er, s ou
•re ire, ancwhoari Illes
times rather acrimonious discussion followed, in "eye
, Esq.,
v be mnine 1 f m
0 .the un- i e en e t o t ri, In a successor may
our r aders they will be surprised to learn that the struc- dinary powers that some three and a-half inches, with Ditto, 5 per cent bds st.per cent. Stock 100 0 0 - Poulton-le-Sands.
nece-sary emp loyrneet of naval cr nai- t
which Mr. John Foster, the Bishop of Oxford, Mr. ture devoted to the us an ext,ra
.eye-piece, 'nctly Jupitees Moons, E 111::: 'plc:. icliti,sii :f.,:,;::1: gtzt :gg g 0 -
0 - .
On the 10th inst., at Glasgow, John Edward Bartlett Esq.,
i aary force I be chosen but as vet nothing has assumed a definite
e of the Larnbeth Ragged School
• /11.villdosal7sttfil With the
would not permit any nation or people upon the f ' 1 "' a' Monckton Milnes ancl Mr. Dilke sen took nart 'a s acious
~ is p aud handsome building, lofty 'and well-de- Saturn s ring, and s e same teles
of Buckingham, Deputy-Lieut. and J.P. for h '
/ / ./
Ditto, 6p c. bds 1876 61. P
. per cent. Stock 100 0 0 -
t at county, to
the earth to offer an insult to our nati(4,at fiiy „ ace of form.
cope can be seen a. person's countenance three miles and
___ Sybilla Mackenzie, eldest dauehter of Alex d
but the latter gentleman's motion was at length signed, having quite a • •
a Crystal Palace ...... 2/. per cent. 50 0 all
an cr Mackenzie
n impel
. . . , ng appearance compared
half distant, and an object from 16 to 20 miies. The
y are of Ditto Preference.... 71 pr. cent. 50 0 50 0 234 Kirkland, Emu ee rn--
-.., v. arasaow," and J.P. for the county of
Mr. Wyld then states that. he is prpp, GREENOCK -Mr A. Dunlo has intimated. his
red to 8,1 _ . ' ' • P • ne atived by •
a majority of 69 to 11. Some usual to the general. architecture of Doughty-street. On en- l
estions which the 1
eet P retirement from this burgh on account of his vote g .
'ncreasine powers aceordi v
Rarger and.al.l sizes, vr...th 1
al b . _.
n 13,..-1 he Crys. Palace of France - 40 0 ' all 5% Lanark.
port many impoi tent qu..
• e con_
routine business was then transacted, and the meet- tering the Principal room last Tuesday evening we found
-
against the
..111inis'ry, whic .
• •h in dietasteful to the
eyal Exhibition, 18.31. Vua le,newly-invented, very small City Navigation Bonds 3%1. per cent - _
ilia with Russia, deta.tel Mr. W. Michell arid
,Q• ing terminated with the cust m r te ffh It that the length and breadth •
c Electric Telegraph .. 6/. per cent. Stock. 100 0 0 -
gee it majority of the constituency Admire. ,011* oayvo o. .--an-s - - , of it was crowded with a powerful waistcoat-pocket glass, the size of a walnut bhi h'
DIED.
Mr. C. B. Graves Sawle, the si
•tting members, Frei :: . • to the noble chairman. dense mass ot spectators, while more were striving to a person can be seen and known la miles distant ; th'e Yw - Eng.&Aus. Cop. Smelt. -5 0 0 all -
_....e tston Stewart, Sir Henry Rawlinson, Lord
enter at the doors. On a platform at one end appeared every purpose on tho race-course, and at the operaYasises
wea Eng.&lris. Meg. T. Co. - 50 0 0 all - On the llth inst.,ein Manchester-street Manchester- uare
offer the elves for re-election, and another candi- "
-..-..,_______....-..--,..
11 , Equitable Reversionry 5/per cent. 100 00i00 0 0 - James Butler, Ese
q formerly of Austinfri'ars, aged 88. sq '
Clue White- Ivi lgund, and several local gentlemen have been
Mr. W. H. Miller himself, the earnest, hard-working, country scenery, and ships are clearly seen at 8 t 10
50 0022 10 0 --..' On the 10th • ”
dato is spoken of in the pereon of Mr. , ,
EMIGRATION TO THE UNITED STATES.-LIVERPOOL,
o mea Ditto Nevv .. .... -
inst., at Englewood. Lodge, Tulse-hill, J.
Spoken of for the seat, but nothing is as yet de-
pleasure-making superintendent. As we entered we just They are invaluable for shooting, deer-stalking, yaehtme, to Gen. R evers. & givest. 51. in c and 11. 100 0 0 tOo o 0 - Bealby, Es
hurst. , cided. W ednesday.-The Liverpool and Philadelphia Com-
ce, aged 69.
25 0 0 all -
BURY ST. EDMUND'S. -Rid St. Jerrn.Yll 1138 KIRCKALDY B pany's screw steamship City- of Baltimore, Captain Robt. heard the conclusion of a beautiful vocal introduction sportsmee, gentlemen, gamekeepers, and tourists. ()Pere Ger. I. Sc. Col. (Lim.) -
40 0 - On the 10th inst., Sarah, wife of Mr. Charles Comfort, of
-Col. Ferguson, who has Leitch, sailed from tbe Mersey for New York, at noon to the proceedings, and wondered whence it proceeded, raee-coum,wciamepoe,eatnrd perspective glasses, with wonderful (ilmennaSonterenNa jiitignalblouns 1201. per ct. & 15 0 0 1
..
I 1 per cent 40 0 all 4% Coleman-street, city, acred 40.
issued an a,d d rese, a nnouncine his intention again rePreaented the ueßrs.
for we discerned nd choir. teted Spectacle Le
Tatee --uses oe the. greats Hudson's 8ay........ 5/.• per cent. Stock Stock - Ou the 10th inst., at' Caledonian-road, King's-cross, Bea-
to solicit the suffrages of the electors. He stat-s he flounced his
intQs,
t. urghe for 16 years, has an- to.day, with 30 cabin and 220 steerage passengers, and Mr. Miller was reciting some
, etwatrra. nsparenYt power
vantage derived Hungerferd .......• .. 21. ss. 100 g (0) 2 - trice Stubbs, formerly of Walsall, Staffordshire, aged 84.
wiCe more to tender his ser- a full cargo of merchandise on freight, Original Poetry, which seemed to amuse and interest his from this invention 1.;, that vviVuable ad
_
i 3 a supporter of Lord Palmerston's Govetnereot. vices. n
eee avow's lr
n become. impaired ts Lon. Ne. &Na Mauso
_
all On the 10th lust., at Leven Villas, Shore-road, Hackney,
iimself a firm suppot•ter of a [ADvERTISEMENT.]-Holloway's Ointment and Pills ence to no small ext
audi ent, We looked round to see preserved and strengtaeued, and ver a
y g (I* - ' London Revers•ionary • 51, pe-rcent. 11: ° °
.
Mr. J. H. Porteus Oakes:, the ether member, will Liberal Government
where the ragged scholars were located, but could onlY enabled to employ their Meta at the no-ist° mpi eeittatoe
nsoccaere. Mex. &S. American 10 0 0 an 4 Mrs. .111atth II
ew enry.
and a pp
n o ouent of all such astounaing rernediee for Bad Lege.-Extract of a letter
- 25 0 0 50 0 4% On the Bth inst. Mr. W. C. M. Andrews, of the Post.
also again pre3ent himself. Mr. J. A. lireirdcastle, unworthy coalitione '
discern a vast assembly of respectable individuals any- pation-can see with th 13
ese Nat. Discount Comp..
f Whittle, is also 1 c
a an i ee in the Liberal in- to throw out Lord Palme Y P '
d•cl t • as that which latel attem ted from Mr Charles Saore of Church-street Wool 'b t
, . , wic , o .
enses of a much less magnify. Ns.w. 0„.5p.c. Deb. 5/. pe-r cent - 100 0 0 _ office, Epsom, builder.
thing u
b t "ragged" in the' ' " -
1 0 0 all _
ir appearance. Our perceptive ing power-and they ao not require the frequent cha
rsfon. No opposition han Professor Holloway: -"Sir,-I beg to offer you my sin-
nges Nor. Bib Australasian 6d.
On the Bth inst., at Dalston, Charles Grissell, Esq., aged
terest.
yet been intimated.
cere tbanks for the miraculona cure which your invalu- Powers were also limited in their exercise by the gloom to the dangerous erects of farther powerful assistance North of Europe Stm. SL per cent. 20 0 0 17 10 0 13% 77.
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COLCHESTER -Owing to ill4lealth Mr. H le•
aw ins KIRKCUDBRIGHTSHIRE.---Mr. Mack' h • •
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and obscurity which enveloped the greater part of the Deafness.- New Discovery.-The Oreanio Vibrator an e • Price's Patent Cand. Co -
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traordinary powerful, small, Peel River.Land&Min.
will :retire. Mr. Rebo w will again p•: esent him , mated his intention of retiring, 0 months I was in a London ha. • I Y •
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self, awl will be opposed by, Mr. Miller, his anta- health. No successor has yet beerill.tiaaccoednt of bad
afterwards as incurable, with very little hepes of saving platform, in order to give greater effect to a moving rtfinese, en
of tile kie
tirely different from all others, to surpass any-
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gonist at the recent election., Mr. Hamilton, bar- LANARKSHIRE. -Mr. A. Demi. ra a
e Cochrane has my leg ; but lam happy to state that your remedies P. .
anorama, exhibited by the lecturer. This panorama ex-
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ceP ptible ;it i...d that has been, or probably ever can be, Reversionary Int. Soc. 4% /. pr cent 100 0 0 all
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rister, will come forward in tile Conservative in- a ain offered
g himself for this county. Mr. Coch have effected a perfect and speedy cure."-Sold by all
medicine vendors throughout the world ;at Professor scenes and incid.ents in foreign travel, the evening's an hl eaf persons to hear distinctl at church Ro al Mail Steam.... 41. p. share. 100 0 0 60 0 0
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entertaiam t g ption of a journey from Spain
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die. Flolloway's establishments, 244, Strand, London, and 80, noises in the ears is entirely removed ; and it affords allgthge
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DERinssmetE (SceuTea), -Mr, Mundy has retired dilections, and his chief strength lies in the
to tn• Equa or. .An entertainment by the same genie- assistance that ' rust and Loan Comp. 714/. pr cent. 20 0 0 50 0 _
Maiden-lane, New York ;by A. Stamm Constantia
possibly could be desired•-39, Alhemarle- 7
Van Diemen's Land •• 10s. 100 0038 10 0 ' ' 3', in the county
. 112 Strand in the Precinct of the Savo
from the representation of this division of th •dtt f th lection zegister, and in th
° organise sa e o e e e noPle ;A. Guidicy, Smyrna ; and E. Muir, Malta. man on the previous Tuesday had described a journey . street, Piccadilly, Obeerve-oppoeite the leak Rotel. Vle.filev, 6 per ct,ilde. 6 per cot, - .....
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.; Dividend
Companies. A perce.
Names of E Dividend ..., Names of ci.,
,-, per
Companies. .3 Pric
cn
co Annum. .= Annum.
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Ashtn &Oldh 93 71. p. ct. Peak Forest. 78 51. Os.
Birmingham 40 41. 93 Regen t's •• • • 30 17s. 16
Coventry.... 100 111. Rochdale.... 85 41.
Derby .. •• • • 100 61. 15s. Stiffrd &Won. 140 281.
GrandJunctn 100 21. pr. ct. 44 Stoarbrldge. 146 121. 10s.
Do., 6 pr. Ct. 10 6'. pr. et. Severn and}
26
,11. 16s.
Grand Union 100 7s. 6d Wye Rail.
Kennt & Avr. 40 63. • 614 Warwick &
Leeds &Livrp 100 251. 490 Birming. 3WO 21. 25
Leicester.... 100 51. 'Warwick & 1
21.
Leicstr &Nth 83 IL ss. Napton.. J 100
Loughborogh 143 701 Worcstr & i
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Macclesfield. 100 21. 10s. Birming. 78 10s.
Neath .... • • 100 161. ,Wilts & Brkf Is. Od. 1,...
Oxford.... • • 100 --— 1

; • LIST OF ScOTTISII COMPANIES' PRICES.
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Name Of Company, I Divipedreud Amorut
Paid.
Price.
Annum. Share.
s. d s. d
Bank of Scotland .... 71. per cent. 100 C 0. 100 0 0. 199110
British Linen Company 81. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 223/0s
Caledonian Bank .. . 81. per cent. 10 0 0 210 031 I6s
City of Glasgow Bank 51. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 131 Os
Clydesdale Bank .. • 53n/. p cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 14, 5s
C ,mmercial Bank .. 71. per cent. 500 0 0 100 0 0 241110 s
Eastern 8ank........ 61. per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 131 7s
Edinb.& Glasgow.... 334/. p cent. 5 0 5 0 0 51 is
National Bank ...• .. 636 per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 19310 s
Northof Scotland Bank 51. per cent 20 0 0 210 051 7s
Royal Bank of S cotl. .. 51. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 1401'8
Union Bank of Scot. .. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 1061 s
Western 8ank........ 1/. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 841 is
Alliance Fire and Llre.. 8341. pr cent. 100 0 0 11 0 0 171133
British Guarantee . 41. per cent. 10 0 0 200 it 12s
Caledonian Fire Insur . 10i.. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 251 Os
City of Glasgow Lite.. 61. percent. 25 0 0 2 0 0 11 4s
Cdonial Life ......... 51. per cent. 50 0 0 3 0 0 51 5s
Edinburgh Life Insur. 61. per cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 29110 s
Eng. & Scot, Law Life 51.0er cent. 50 0 0 3 5 041 6s
Life Assoc. of Scotland 61. per cent. 40 0 0 3 0 061 lOs
Nations, Fire and Life 61. per cent. 10 0 0 1 4 0 11 193
North British Insur... 71. per ceat. 200 0 0 20 0 0 371 Os
Northern Assurance Co. 20 0 0 I 0 01/ 14s
Scottish Provincial .... 50 0 0 2 0 031 53
Scottish Union Insrnc. 73/. pr cent. 20 0 0 1 00 11 14s
Standard Life 51 per cent 50 0 0 7 0 0 101 Os