The Sun.
London, England, 1868-05-22 00:00:00

TALLOW.

The market is quiet, at 43s 3d spot, 43s 3d June, and
43s 9d last three months.

COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, May 22.—Sales probably 7,000 bales.
Market qtiet, and unchanged.

The g 4 QUEEN'S" GROUNDS HAMMERSMITH.--:MO
proprietor, Mr. Crux, intends throwing open the
newly-enclosed grounds, New-road, Hammersmith, with
great eclat, on Whit Monday. On the occasion there is to
be a grand shooting match for a splendid gold cup, a num-
ber of beautiful silver trophies, and six fat lambs ; and
after we are promised a first rate display of athletic sports.
The new;ground is most delightfully situated, within easy
distance of the metropolis ; in fact it might almost be said
to be within it, so great are the facilities of reaching
it. It affords—for pedestrian matches—a course which
gives a straight run in of 170 yards, and the cir-
cular ono is four laps to a mile. For cricket
matches there is as much space as at any
grounds in existence, not excepting "Lord's," and for
shooting everything is precisely as the most fastidious
could desire. In close proximity to the ground stands the
hostelvie of the proprietor, "The Queen of England," quite
a charming suburban retreat, where there is ample ac-
commodation for those annual gatherings of the employer
and the employed that arc so frequent during the summer
season. The North London and the Metropolitan rail-
ways run within five minutes' walk of the place, and those
who dislike the puffing locomotive can roach the door by
that almost universal conveyance, the omnibus. Altogether
we know not of a more delightful sylvan spot that could
be visited with so little trouble and expense, and there
cannot he a doubt that " The Queen's Grounds" will in a
very short time become one of the most favourite resorts
of the smoke-dried Londoner.

WESTMINSTER JEWS FREE SCHOOL, GREEK-
STREET,Sozo.—The anniversary of this progressing in-
stitution, conducted on similar principles to that of Bell-
lane, Spitalfields, was held last evening at Willis's Rooms,
St. James's, presided over by Mr. Alderman Salomons,
M.P., president of the school ; supported by Dr. Alder,
Henry L. Keeling, Esq., vice-president ; Louis Joseph,
Esq., treasurer ; E. Alex, Esq., chairman of the Jewish
board of guardians ; David Hyam, Esq., Barnett Meyers,
Esq.; the Revs. A. L Green, M. B. Levy, John
Chapman, David Joseph, &c. Odes in Hebrew and Eng-
lish were recited by two of the children with charming
simplicity. The amount subscribed was about .£lso—the
Rothschild family being liberal contributors, and the
amount was much loss than former years, which may arise
from the increased charitable claims upon the Jewish com-
munity, coupled with adverse circumstances that have
been felt by many, in consequence of the protracted
money crisis the past two years.
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