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"The  only  true  history  of  a  country  in  to  be  found  in  its  newspapers." 

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INDEX  TO  "THE  TIMES"  %tSPAPER. 


"WINTEE  QTJAETEE.-^JANT7AET  1  to  MAECH  31. 


Bbperence. — The  Times  Newspaper  haying  a  separate  pagination  to  each  number,  the  following  method 
is  adopted  to  salt  the  Index  to  any  file  ;  thus,  9j  11 0  means  Jan.  9th,  page  11,  column  5 ;  the  italic 
letter  after  the  first  figure  noting  the  month,  and  the  itaJio  letter  (according  to  alphabet)  after  the 
second  figure  noting  the  column  of  the  page. 


Abbott,  Barton  &  Co.,  Memorandum  of,  9  j  6  b 
Aborigines  of  Formosa,  12  m  9/ 
ABTSSINIA :— 

AdTance  of  Eing  Menalek  with  40,000  men, 

5m  9a 
-^—  Annesley  Bay,  Advices  from,  13  m  10  c 

-  Benefit  to  be  derived  from  the  Expedition, 
24/ 10  c 

Bishop  Gobat's  Workmen,  6j  10  e 

^ —  Cameron  (C.  Duncan,  a  captive)^  Letter  from, 
25/  5/ 

(Duncan,  a  prisoner)^  Note  from,  11  j  66 

Camp  News,  7  j   5  d—llj  9  d— 13  j  lOti— 

Uj  9  6— 16i  7  c— 20j  7  c— 21j  5  a— 22j  7/ 
— 25  j  9  6— 28  j  7  6—4/  7  6—7/  9  6—10/  9  d 
— 12/9  d— 13/  9  a— 17/  9  a— 20/  9  c— 21/ 
9c— 22/  12a— 2  m  9  c— 5  ?»  9  a— 7m  12  6— 
9  TO  9d— 10  m  12  a— 11m  12  a— 24  m  12  6— 
81m  10  a— 31m  12  a 

CaptiTes  still  at  Annesley  Bay,  23  j  9  d—lf 

96 

Christmas-day  in  the  Camp,  20  J  7  c 

Church  at  Ottegrath,  10  m  9  d— 11  m  10  a 

Coptic  Abuna  in  the  British  Army,  Ij  7  a — 

4j  10/ 

Coptic  Patriarch,  Appointment  of  Successor, 

31  j  7  6— 1/12  a 

Cost  of  Distilling  Waters  at  Annesley  Bay, 

8/  10  c— 11/6/ 

Death  of  Col.  Kennedy,  9j  5  d 

Defeat  of  Menelak,  15/  12  6 

Description  of  Goon  Goona,  27/  9  d 

of  Senafe,  27/  9  e 

-~^  Disease  of  the  Horses,  etc.,  Soientifio  Ac- 
count of,  21  jf  5  c— 22;  7/ 

Distribution  of  Expeditionary  Force  at  Analo, 

31m  lOd 

-  Dr.  Krapf  at  Alexandria,  4  m  9  6 

Dunn  (Col.),  Death  of,  17/  9  a 

ECTptian  Forces  in,  29/  6  c 

-  Interpreter  sent  to  Cairo  in  Chains,  4  m  9  6 


Embarkation  of  Elephants,  3j  7  c 

Expected  Raid  from  a  Galla  Chieftain,  31  m 

10  a 
Health  of  the  Forces,  17  j  8  c— 31j  10  c 


Abyssinia  {continued). 

Interesting  Ruin  of  a  Church  at  Agala,  10  m 

King  of  Shoa  and  Queen  Victoria,  10  m  12  c 

King    Theodore    preparing    for   Battle    at 

Talanta,  24  m  12  a 

in  a  Difficult  Position,  23  j  9  d— 25  j  9  6 

Mad  Doings,  21  j  5  a 

Pedigree,  8j  8c 

Proclamation,  8j  8« 

Leading  Article  on  the  Campaign,  15  j  C  c — 

21  j  8  c— 28i  6/— 8/  8  c— 13/  8  4— 17/  8  c— 
22/ 9c— 10m  8d— 11m  9c 

Letter  from  Viceroy  of  Egypt  to  King  Theo- 
dore, 30  j  9  d 

on  the  Expedition,  by  Nobody,  8/  6  c — 

21/ 9  d 

on  the  Reports  of  the  Campaign,  27 j  12  e 

from  Mr.  Rassam,  Bj  7  e 

from  the  Captives,  21  j  5  a — 21  m  6  c 

Mfgor  Grant's  Mission   to   Prince  Kassai, 

26/ 9  c 
Markham  (Clement),  Communications  from 

Abyssinia,  25/  5  e 
Meteorological  Account  of  by  Dr.  Martin,  21  j 

5c 
Miscellaneous  Information,  3j  7  c — 9^  9  6 — 

10 j  7  6— 27j   9c— 29j    12  6—15/   12  6—22/ 

12  a— 28  m  12  a 
Norton  (J.  N.),  on  his  Tube  Wells  for  the 

Expedition,  25/5/ 
On  Col.  Merewether's  Proceedings,  Ij  9  c 

Preparations  for  the  Expedition,  6j  8/ 

-  Prideaux  (Lieut.),  on  the  Expedition,  8/  7/ 
Note  on  his  Letter,  10/  6  c 

;  Probable  Cost  of  the  Expedition,  11m  12  6 

Progress  of  the  Expedition,  3^*  7  c — 27/  9  d 

—10  m  9  c 

of  the  Field  Telegraph,  11  m  10  a 

Projected  Dash  on  Magdala,  19  m  9  6 

Prussian  Officers  leaving  to  join  King  Theo- 
dore, 14  m  12  c 

Rassam  and  the  King  Theodore's  Presents, 

10m  12  c 

{the  captive) t  Letter  from,  Ij   7£t— 22/ 

5c 


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FALMEB*S  IKDEX  TO  "THE  TIMES "  NEWSPAPEB. 


[ Jai\,  1  to 


Abyssinis  {contifiwd). 

Beoozmaissance    abont   to    Start   for    Lake 

Ashangi,  IC  m  9  & 

Remarks  on  the  Campaign,  29  J  6  «' 

Sir  Robert  Napier  at  Attc^aclj,  11m  10  a 

"  Interview  with  Ka^sr&X   '*0w   12  a — 21  m 

12a— 23w  9c   \       \    \  :  ^  ^ 

Bketel)«^*Attegrath;iOin  Oc 

; — ^ilAbagvi^l^wi  9/ 

^;    f,    5^tf!o,'31w  10  d 
'«.\  ■*% Booyeah,  23 »i  9 6—31  nt  10 6 
;-2-^ —  Dolo,  21  m  6  a 

Hay-Rallat,  21  w  5  a 

Mai  Weehiz,  10  m  9  e 

Mal-Makdan,  21  m  5  a 

the  Camp  at  Ad  Abagin,  21 1?^  Sb 

Stanley  (Lord)  and    Mr.  Stanton,  on    the 

Forces  of  Egypt  in,  29/  6  e 

Staveley'B  (Sir  C.)  Arrival  at  the  Camp,  22  j 

7/ 

Stem  (Henry),  Letter  to  his  Wife,  8/  9/— 

24/  10  cJ 

The  Expedition  and  its  object,  18/  7  « 

Transport  Services  in,  10  j  7/ 

Vessels  and  Coals  from  India,  15/  12  b 

Visit  to  the  Ancient  Chnrch  of  Goon  Goona, 

27/9<i 

Wodjjerat's  Indecision,  23  tti  9  6 

ACCIDENTS  :- 

Accident  to  a  Ballet  Dancer  at  Birmingham,  23  m 

7  6—24  m  9/ 

to  Dr.  Harley  in  Kentish  Town,  25  j  6  e 

to  Lord  Middleton  in  the  Hunting  Field,  18/ 

9/ 

to  the  Lord  Warden  in  the  Channel,  12  m 

9/ 

to  the  Minnesota^  27  j  10/ 

Accidental  death  from  Knnr  and  Spell  at 

Higham,  8/9  6 

Explosion  of  a  Kifle,  14  m  116 

Poisoning  from  Nitric  Acid,  6/  9  c 

Curious  Accident  to  a  Cab  Horse,  15  j  10  6 

at  Brixton  from  the  Gale,  20  j  10  e 


Death  by  Suffocation,  15^'  4/ 

Deaths  from  Clothes  catching  fire,  28/  4  6 

—  Destruction  of  the  Sir  George  Seymour  by 
Fire.  3/  12  c 

—  Extraordinary  Gig  Accident  at  Gateshead, 
21m  86 

—  Fatal  Accident  at  a  Fire  in  Leeds,  26/  7  d 
at  Edinburgh  from  the  fall  of  a  Block  of 


Chimneys,  25  j  5/ 

by  Drowning,  off  Portsmouth,  2  to  6/ 

by  the  Fall  of  a  Side  of  Vesuvius,  SO  j  9  c 

from  Cramp  while  Bathing,  22J  7  a 

from  Crinoline,  27^  9  d 

from  Fire  to  an  old  Lady,  28^'  9/ 

from  Play  in  Keyham  Steam-yard,  11  j  6c 

from  Playing  at  Robbers,  13J  3/ 

from  the  Storm  at  Bow,  6/  7  6—11/  9/ 

on  board  the  Atrato,  15  j  9e 

on  the  Ice  at  Walton,  6 j  Gf—Sj  7  c 

on  the  Mersey,  4/  4  « 

to  a  Somnambulist  in  Newgate  Street,  11/ 


5/ 


-  to  Adml.  Bell  and  others  at  Osaka,  18  m  9d 
10 


Aooidents  (continue^, 

Fatal  Accidents  to  Capt.  Lewis  in  his  Passage 

•t^NewTork,  SOj  12  6 

to  Dr.  Swift,  Sj  8  e 

to  Mr.  Reid,  Belgian  Vice-Consnl,  while  in 

a  bath,  28/ 10  « 

Fatal  and  Immense  Powder  Hzplosion  at 

Hncbang,  27/  9  c 

and  Serious  Aoddents  in  London  from  the 

Gale,  7/  11  e 

Boat  Aoddent  noar  Craokmore  Hard,  24/ 


9c 


Boat  Accident  to  a  Father  and  two  Sons 
near  Falmouth,  19  m  9  c 

Carriage  Aocident  at  Alderley,  26/  3/ 

Carnage  Aoddent  at  Falmouth,  27/  9/ 

Carriage  Accident  near  Millbrook,  3/  11/ 

Explosion  at  Leeds,  14/106 


7/ 


4/ 


Explosion  of  a  Powder  Magazine  Vessel, 

16i  9  c 
Explosion  of  Petroleum  at  Antwerp,  4  m 

96 

Fall  from  a  Gig  near  Langsctt,  24  J  7  6 

Fall  from  the  Rigging  of  a  Ship.  11  j  9e 

Gun  Accident  in  Devonshire,  14  j  9  a 

Gun  Accident  to  Col.  Dunn,  20/  9  d 

Gun  Accident  to  Hon.  James  Gordon,  14/ 

Gun  Accident  to  Mig.  Jodrell,  SOj  9  e 
Gun  Explosion  at  Chulmlcigh,  11/  9  c 
Gunpowder  Explosion  at  Scotswood,  20 j 

Life  Boat  Accidents  at  Gorleston,  8/  7/ 
— - —  Steam  Boat  Explosion  on  the  Ohio,  21/ 

6a 
throw  from  a  horse  in  Kentish  Town  Road, 

28  m  11a 

Wager  accident  on  the  Ice,  15/  8  a 

Five  lives  lost  on  the  Ice  at  Wendover,  11  j 

10/ 
Frightful  Accident  to  a  maker  of  Varnish  at 

Hackney,  31/  4  c 

from  Falling  into  a  Lime-kiln,  17/  9  c 

from  the  Frost  in  the  London  Streets,  18 j 

12^ 

Hunting,  to  Mr.  Henderson  at  Plawsworth, 

4m  6e 

Man  and  Boy  run  over  in  Whiteobapel,  27/ 

9(2 
Melancholy  Death  of  Lieut. -Col.  Childs,  3/ 

7e 
Old  Lady  burnt  to  Peath  at  Doncastcr,  4/ 

9a 
Baleigh  Steamer  burnt,  13  lives  lost,  7/  9d  i 

—9/  56  ' 

Rear- Admiral  Bell  and  others  drowned  at  | 

Osaco,  18/  106  i 

Serious,  in  Coldbath  Fields  Prison,  30/  6  /    ' 

Singular,  in  a  Hunting  Field,  20/  8  e  \ 

Gun,  to  Mr.  Edwards,  5/  11/ 

Sir  Henry  Boynton  thrown  from  hie  Horse, 

25/7  6 

Statistics  of  Carriage,  9/  9  d 

to  a  Gentleman  at  Stapleford- Abbots,  7/  6  c 

to  H.M.S  the  Advice^  near  Spike  Island,  11/ 

12  c 


Mardi  81, 1868.]    falkjsb's  dtdek  to  -"vhe  times  "  xkwspapeb. 


Alb 


Aocidents  (continued), 

to  Professor  Palmer,  the  Fly-m»n,  81  j  4/ 

to  the  Himalaya  Troop  Ship,  10  J  7  c—Uj 

9e 
to  Two  Ohildren  at  Lower  Hythe  Bridge,  23; 

6e 

Two  Lads  drowned  at  Madehnrst,  7/  6/ 

Mj-ning  Aooldenta : — 

Fatal  Gollieiy,  in  the  Wigan  Coalfields,  27  j 

9e 
Fire  at  Close  Lane  OolUezy,  near  Wigan,  25  j 

94 
Bailway  Aooldents : — 
Aeddent  atEast  Fortune  Station,  Korth  British 

Railway,  11m  10/ 

at  the  Clapham  Junction,  20/  12/ 

on  G.E.B.  near  Hamiingtree,  6j  10/ 

on  N.B.B.  near  Leith  Walk  Junction,  8  m 


6/ 


on  Austrian  Railways,  17  m  10  c 


An  Engine  leading  its  train  behind,  9  j  10  d 

— 9j  12  a 
Fall  of  a  Child  from  a  BaUway  Carriage  near 

Trent  Station,  18  m  9  a 
—  Fall  of  a  Tunnel  at  Knighton,  14/  10  c 

Fatal,  at  Preston  Station,  3/  7/ 

at  Shrub  Hill,  from  leaving  a  Train  in 


motion,  22 J  7  a 

Collision  near  Armiston  Collieries,  29/  9  c 

near  Geisslingen,  31  m  12  6 

on  Lake  Shore  Bailway,  6  j  8  <;— 7  j  10  b 


—18  j  12  e 

on  N.E.B.  near  Malton,  8  m  7/ 

on  the  Eastern  Bailway  of  France,  24  m 


10  b 


on   the    Cambrain   Bailway   at  Caersws- 

bridge,  8/  12/ 
on  the  Fleetwood  and  Preston  line,  16  j 

9d 
on  the  Trent  Valley  Bailway,  16  j  9  h 

Goods  Train  accident  at  Pres^n,  4  f  4  « 

Goods  Train  on  Fire  near  Hele  Station,  17/ 

7c 

—  Horrible  Fatal  Aooident  at  Poet's  Mill,  8/ 

9/ 

—  Leading  Article  on  American  Bailway  Aoci- 
dents, 11  i  96 

—  Man  between  the  Bails  passed  orer  harmlessly 
by  a  Train,  17/9/ 

Official  Bqports  of,  24m  10< 

—  on  the  L.  &  N.  W.  at  King's  Langley,  15  J 
10  d 

—  on  the  San  Paulo  Bailway,  13j  10  c 

—  on  the  S.E.B.  between  Bedhill  and  Beigate, 
20  j  10  d 

—  Betums  of,  at  Stations,  28  j  9  e 

—  Serious,  near  Osset  Station,  If  Id 
in  New  York  State,  13  passengers  burnt, 


20m  5c 

^  Fatalin  Ameciea,  13/  9d 

Sixth  Serial  Bepwt  on  Accidents,  3/  6c 

Statistics  of  Aeddenta  for  seyen  years,  20 1 

5& 
Two  Fatal  Accidents  at  Hnll  in  two  hours, 

Uj  6« 
Accountants'  Lastitate  for  London,  9^'  6  0 


Acconntants*  Institute  in  Scotland,  9j  6  a 
Acts  of  Parliament  to  take  effect  this  year,  1.;  6  c 
Adams  (Hon.  C.  F.,  17.  S.  Minister)  Deputation  to, 

on  his  leading  England,  16  m  10  c 
(John)  Intemperance  Wong  the  Poor  and  its 

Bemedy,  15^4^ 
A-mVTTRAT.TY  COTJBT :— 
Great  Eastern,  15  j  9  c— 1/  11  d—l^f  11  e 

—19/  11  d 

Wages  Suit,  16j  9  c  ^ 

Star  of  India,  81  m  12  c 

The  Anne,  5/  11  e 

The  Artaxarxes,  22/  11  b 

the  Castilian,  20/  11  b 

the  Cleopatra,  12/  11  d 

the  Feronia,  5/  11  c 

the  Ignis  Fatuus,  21/  ll<i— 26/  11  b 

the  Jessie — the  Wazarne,  25  j  11  c 

the  Jeune  Louise,  19/  lid 

the  Lion,  3  m  9  c 

the  Lizzie,  22/  11  c— 9  m  11 «. 

the  Mary,  otherwise,   the  Alexandria,  4  m 

lib 

the  Minnie,  6  m  9  c 

the  Retrieyer,  2Sj  11  c 

Admiralty  Economy,  24/  6/ 
Adventures  of  a  Shipwrecked  Crew,  25  m  12  c 
Adye  (Col.  John)  British  Policy  in  India,  4  j  6  b 
-Eronautical  Society — ^intended    Exhibition,   27  j 

9e 

of  Great  Britain,  28  m  life 

Afghan  PoUcy,  17  j  5  c— 20j  6/— 207*  8c 
Africa,    Discovery   of  Gold  in    Southern  Africa, 

28  m  9/ 

-  English  Captives  in  Samalis,  in,  10/6  d — 
11/  4«— 12/  10/— 26/  6/ 

Gold  Fields  in,  4  m  6  6 

— ^  West  Coast  of,  Beport  from,  18  m  9  c 
Agar  (Louisa)  Curious  Case,  28  j  8  e 
Agave  Dasylirioides,  in  Regent's  Park,  2j  7  d 
Agricultural  Hall,  Labourers,  Meeting  about,  30  m 

Mr.  Fawcett  on,  31m  11/ 

Meeting,  4  m  7  c 

Agricultural  Returns  of  Live  Stock  in  Scotland  and 

Ireland,  2  m  6/ 

Statistics,  18/  10/ 

Agriculture,    Central    Chamber   of.  Meeting  and 

Resolutions,  4  m  6  (Z 

in  Norfolk  and  Essex,  10/  10  b 

in  the  East,  10  m  9/ 

Meeting  of  Leicestershire  Chamber,  10/  12  fe 

2m  12  c 

North  Riding  Chamber  of,  16  j  4  d 

of  Yorkshire,  10  m  10  c 

(Royal)  Society,  8/96 

Airlie  (Lord)  on  our  Iron-Clad  Navies,  19/  9/ 

Alabama  Clauns,  18 j  12  6— 20J  4  6— 22j  4<f— 
2Sj  5  c— 23;  6  e— 24  j  7  a— 24j  8«— 26J  12  a 
—27;  12c— 27 j  12d—2Qj  4/— 80j  lid— 
17/  lOdr-^lSf  8/— 21/  10/— 3m  6«— 7  m 
8(2 

Debate    on,   transmitted   to  New   York  by 

Telegraph,  10m  96 

->^-~  from  American  Papers,  28/  4  e — 8 m  8  ^ 

Albert  Medal  oonfened,  29/  9c 

T»  2  11 


Alb 


palk£b's  index  to  "the  times"  hewspapeb. 


[Jan.  1  to 


Albert  Memorial  Chapel  at  Windsor,  16  J  10  e 

Aldershot,  Yieit  of  the  Queen  to,  19  m  9  c— 20  m 
9e—21m  12  c 

Aldis  (Dr.  C.  J.  B.),  on  Foul  Cisterns,  10/  6  c 

Algeria,  Famine  in,  17  m  12  « 

Aliens,  Status  of,  17  j  6  a— 6/  8  e 

the  Law  of,  12/  6  6 

Treaty  between  the  United  States  and  North 

German  Confederation  about,  27 m  lie 

Alleged  Inhumanity  at  Sea,  19  m  9  c 

•*  All  froze  out,"  a  word  about,  IS  j  8/ 

Allnatt  (B.  H.),  analysis  of  the  weather  in  Decem- 
ber, 2j  9  b 

on  the  present  inclemency,  10  j  9  e 

-  on  the  weather  in  January,  8/  9  « 

on  the  weather  in  February,  2  m  lOe 

on  Weather  Predictions,  6/  10/ 

Almonte  (J.  Java),  on  the  Belations  of  Spain  and 

Chili,  28  m  10  c 
AMEBICA :— 
Adams  (C.  F.),  rumoured   Besianation    of 

18/10/  * 
Alabama  Claims,  6j  8  6 — 7j  10  a — 6/  8  6 

—14/  10  a— 17/  10  d— 24  in  11  a 

English  and  American  Views  of,  18/  8/ 

Beconstruction  Election,  21/ 10/— 26/9  d 

—2m  12  6— 4to  10  d— 13m  126 

America  and  England,  18/  10  d 

and  her  Protection  Duties,  20j  6  e 


American  Colonization  Report,  6/8  6 
Fenians'  Address  to  England,  3j  10  a 


Navv,  Beduction  of,  9 J  9  6 

Annual  Police  B<»portB,  lij  66 

Beport  of    Immigrants,  7j  10  6—147  6  6 

— l6jl0d^6/8  6 

-T Report    of  Losses  by  Fire,  Wrecks,  etc., 

16j6(i— 21j66 

Report  of  Bales,  11/  8/ 


Ami-Con'raction  Bill  passed,  6/  7  c 

\   'ointnitnt  i.f  a   <'onjmJttte  for    'irp'^nob- 

n..i,t,  7  m  12  a 

'      -      of  a  Miuister  to  Greece,  26/  9  e 

Astor  (W.  B.),  the  chief  Tax  Payer  in  the 

States,  14 J  66 

Bamum's  Museum  Destroyed  by  Fire,  17  m 

5  6 

Bay  of  Samana  leased  to  the  States,  6/8  6 

Boston  and  the  Cunard  Service,  Qj  8  6 — 9^' 

5  6 

Commercial  CouTcntion,  24/  10  a 

British  Legation  in  Washington,  10 j  4  c 

Bruce  (Sir  F.),  Sale  of  his  EflFects   at  Wash- 
ington, 26/ 9  c 

Busteed  (Judge),  shot  by  an  Attomey,18j  10a 

Butler  (Gen.),  and  the  Negroes,  14 j  6  a 

Cancelled  Bonds,  Debate  on,  24  m  10/ 

Census  of  Massachusetts,  14  j  6  c 

Chicago,  Progress  of,  21  j  6  a 

Colt  Patent  Kre-arms  Company  contract  with 

Russia,  14j  6  6 

Commercial  Intelligence,  Ij  9  c— 3  j  10  a— 

4i  9c&d— 6j  7a->7i  9  d— 8  j  76— 9i96— 
lOj  7  6— 11  j  9  d— 13  j  10  a— 14^'  9  6— 15 j  7  c 
— 16j9c— I7j  7  c— 18i  9  c— 20i  10  a— 20i  106 
—21 J  9  c— 22  j  7  6— 24^  7  d— 26  j  9  6  &  c— 27i 
9c— 28j  76— 29jf  18a— SOj  7  c— 81>7  6— 1/ 


America  (continued). 
la^Sf  9e—5f  9d—6f  7  c—e/Qb—lf  Ha 
—8/  9  c— 10/  9d— 11/  6  a— 11/  7d— 12/ 
12  a— 13/  9  a— 15/  12  d— 16/  126—17/  9  6 
—18/  10  a— 19/120^20/  12  a  &  6— 21/  126 
—22/  126—24/  12  c— 26/  9  c— 27/  9  6— 28/ 
7c— 29/96— 2w  96— 3i»  7a— 4m  95— 5» 
9a— 5m  9  6— 6m  10a— 7«  12»— 9w  9  6— 
Ilml2a<fe6— 12m  96— 13m  12a— 14m  12a 
—16m  96— 17  m  12a— 18m  12  a— 19  m  96 
—20m  12a— 21m  12a— 28m  12a— 25ml2a 
—26m  96— 27m  12a— 28m  12a— 30m  12a 
—31m  12  a 

-  Committee  of  Con^esB  on  Justice  Field,  17/ 
10c 

Congress  Proceedings,  28  j   10  «— 30  J   12  a 

—4/  7  6—24/  10  a— 23  m  5  6 
i Consolidated  Loan  Bill,  9  j  5  a— 2Gm  5  6 

Contraction  of  the  Currency  Bill  passed,  15/ 

12  a 

Cotton  Statistics,  13  m  10  c 

Market,  21j  9d— 17/  lOd— 24/  12  d— 

18m  10  c 

Dallas  (Mr.),  Letters  in  the  Press,  9j  Bh 

Danish  American  Purchase,  9j  66 

Davis  (Jeff.),  at  New  Orleans,  17  m  12  a 

his  coming  Trial  and  Postponement,  24  in 

11a— 27  m   6  6 

singular  cause  of  the  Postponement,  24  m 

11  o— 26  m  9  6 

Death  of  Bishop  Hopkins,  a7j  10/ 

of  Ex- Senator  Bayard,  19m  9c 

Debt  of  New  York,  27  j  10  e 

Decimal  Coinage,  24/  10  a 

Destruction  of  the  Raleigh  by  Fire,  9  j  5  h 

-  Dickens  (Mr.)  in  America,  9j    9/— 14j    6  6 
— 28j  10  6— 11/8/— 4m  lOe— 80m  9c 

Discovery  of  Gold  in  Russo-America,  4/  9  d 

Effects  of  Neprro  Rule,  28 m  lid 

Effects  of  tUe  Earthquake  on  a  Vv'nr  Steamer, 

ij  10  c 

Election  Politics:    War  with  England,  17/ 

10  d 

Emigration  to  California,  revival  of,  11/  8/ 

Erie  Bailway  and  Daniel  Drew,  4  m  lOd 

Bailway  War,  80m  9  6 

Exciting  Sale  of  Mr.  Dickens*  Beading  Tick- 
ets in  Philadelphia,  20j  6  6 

Excitement  on  the  Impeachment,  9  m  10  a 

Extradition  Treaty  with  the  North  German 

Confederation,  27m  6  6 

Failure  of  the  First  National  Bank  of  Michi- 
gan, 16  j  10  c 

of  the  Montgomery  County  Bank,  6  j  8  6 

of  the  GayoBo  Savings  Bank,  26/  9  e 

Feelings  on  the  Arrest  of  Mr.  Train*  4/  8/ 

—6/6/— 6/ 8a 

-  Female  Suffrage — a  Lady  elected  Enrollisflr 
Clerk,  6/ 8  a 

Fenian  Delegation  to  the  Presidenti  21/  10  c 

—  Meetings  at  New  York,  17/  lOd 

Trials  and  American   Interrention,  24  m 

11a 
-: —  Finance  Debate,  17m  5  a 

Report,  27 j  lOd— 28^'  lOo— 21/ lOe— 

4  m  lOe 


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Axii6 


America  (continued). 

Flight  of  the  New  York  American  Exchange 

Bank  Cashier,  26/  9  e 

Fluctuations  of  Gold,  SOj  12  a 

Frauds  on  the  Treasuiy,  27m  6b 

Freedmen's  Bureau  Extension  Bill,  27m  5  6 

"  Free  Trade  "  Dinner  at  New  York,  11/  8/ 

-13/  6/ 

Funding  Bill,  20m  Sh 

Gold  Quotations,  21  j  6  6 

Grant  (Gen.)  and  the  Presidency,  Uj  6  a— 

21/lOd 
'  Resignation,  16  j  9  c 

Great  Fire  at  Chicago,  10/  9  £f— 13/  9  e 

Run  of  the  "  Black  Crook  "  play  at  New 


York,  21;  6  a 
— • —  Henry  Ward  Beecher's  Pew  lettings,  28  j  10  6 

Impeachment  of  the  Prefident,    26/  9  c— 

27/96— 3m  7a— 4m  96-^ m  10a— 7m  12a 
—9m  9b— 13m  126— 14m  12a 

Articles  of,  17  m  5  6 — 20  m  5  a 

Form  and  manner  of  Impeaching  the  Pre- 
sident, 10  m  5  a — 12  m  9  6 

Interriew  with  him  on  his,  3m  If 

President  Johnson's  reply  to  the  Summons, 

24m  12  a— 25  m  12  a 

Proceedings  on  the,  16  m  9  c — 17  m  5  a — 

17m   12a— 19m  9c— 25m   12a— 26m   96— 
27  m  6  a— 80  m  9  c 

■  Summons  served  on  the  President,  20  m 

12f-.23m  126 
' Swearing-in  of  the  Senate  as  Judges,  20  m 

5a 

Important  Insurance  Cases  against  Confe- 
derate States,  27  m  10  a 

Insurrection  in  Yucatan  quelled,  4m  9  6 

^—  Intercession  for  the  Canadian  Prisoners,  27  j 

10  « 
• Johnson  Club   Muster  Boll   seized   by  the 

Police.  9  m  9  6 

hake  Shore  Railway  '  ccident,  7  j  10  6 

»  ■  Large  and  enthusiastic  Fenian  Meetings  at 
Cleveland  and  Bafialo,  15/  12  a 

Leading  Article  on  the  Presidential  proceed- 
ings, 26/  8/ 

•— —  Libraries,  8/96 

* Mails,  Ij  7  6— 8J  10  6— 9i  10  d 

Mass   Meeting    on   Rights   of    Americans 

abroad,  24y  7e 

Massachusetts*  Debt,  4  m  10  « 

M'Ardle  Case,  17/  10^—26/  9d— 20  m  6  c 

M*Clellan  (Gen.)  New  Minister  to  England, 

24/  12c— 20m  5c 
• Meeting  of  Political  Offence  Prisoners,  30j 

12  6 

on  the  depressed  State  of  Business,  11/  8  c 

-  Miscellaneous  Information,  Ij  9  c — 4j  9  c 
— 7i  9dr^j  7  6—10^'  76— 13j  10a— 14 j 
6  a— 14/  9  6— 14j  9  c— 16i  7  c— 16j  10  d— 
21/  9d-24/  7  c— 28j  10  a— 30  j  9d— 30j 
12  a— 3/  9  c— 4/  9  a— 10/  9  d— 11/  8  «— 12/ 
12  0—13/  9  6—15/  12  a^l8/  10  a— 19/  12  d 
—24/  12ar-25/  7  c— 29/  9c— 3  m  7o— 4  m 
lOtf— 6m  lOo— 7ml2a— 9m  96— 12m  96 
*-17m  5  6— 23m  12  6--24m  12a— 26m  96 
—-28  m  12  a 


Amerioa  (continued). 

Mr.  Childs  and  his  '*  Dickens  Press,'*  11/ 

8/ 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Davis  at  New  Orleans,  14  j  9  e 

Mr.  Dickens  and  the  President,  19/  12  a 

Mr.  Thornton's  reception  by  ^e  President, 

10/  9  c— 19/  12  a— 21/  10  c 
Mr.   Peabody's  Southern  Education  Fund, 

80i  126 

Mr.  Train  and  the  President,  26/  9  e 

National  Convention  of  Manufacturers,  7/ 

10  d 

Patent  Office  Report,  16i  10  d 

Naturalization    BiU,  7j   10  a— 4/  7  6—6/ 

8  a— 10/9  6— 12/  8  c— 13/  96—21/  10  c— 

26/9d— 4m  10 d— 26m  66 

Negro  Suffrage,  BOj  12  a 

New  England  Fishermen,  17/  10  d 

'  New  Frauds  amongst  New  York  Stock-brokers, 

16  j  10  c 

New  Hampshire  State  Election,  27  m  5  a 

-  Homoeopathic  Insurance  Company,  21  j  6  6 

Goldfields  at  Sweetwater,  9  m  6  a 

Line  of  Baltimore  Steamers,  27  m  5  c 

Mode  of  Preventing  Whisky  Frauds,  30/ 

126 

Railway  Bill,  18/  10  a 

Treaty  with  the  King  of  the  Feejee  Islands, 

11/8/ 

Trial  of  Mr.  Surratt,  4/  9  a 

Year's  Day  in  America,  16  j  10  d 

Year  Prospects,  16i  10  d 

Nomination  of  Mr.  Pendleton  for  the  Presi- 
dency, 21^  9  d 

No  Valid  Governments  in  the  South.  23  j  9  d 

Odd  Fellows'  Grand  Lodge  Report,  6/8  6 

Official  Changes,  21  j  6  6— 28  j  10  a— 28/  9  c 

— 3  m  7  a 

Our  Relations  with,  A  Lecture  by  Rev.  New- 
man Hall,  27/  7/ 

Parliamentary  Language  in,  28/  6  a 

Passports  Recommended  for  American  Citi- 
zens Visiting  England,  4  m  10  <i 

Pennsylvania  Loans,  24/10  6—27  m  5  a 

Perkins  (Mrs.)  Claim  on  Russia,  9  j  5  6 

-  Petroleum  in  the  States,  4m  IG  e 

Philadelphian  Demonstration  for  the  Man- 
chester Murderers,  27^  10  c 

Postage  with  France,  27  ;  10  e 

President  Johnson  and  General  Grant,  24/ 

12  a— 26/9  d 
and  Mr.  Stanton,  24/  12  a— 13  m  12  6 

Proceedings  in  Congress,  1  j  9  c — 3;  7  d — 6 

j  8a— 18>  9  c— 13/9  c— 20/  12  a— 24/  12  a 

Protestant    Episcopal   Church,  Yearly   Sta- 
tistics, 21  j  6  a 

Public  Debt,  Report,  9  j  9  6— 21j  6  6—10/ 

9d— 24/  10  a— 7  m  12  a— 24  m  10/ 
Publishers*  Meeting  on  the  Copyright  Ques- 
tion, 17/  10  d 

Purchase  Money  for  New  Territory,  7j  10  a 

Rate  of  MortaUty  in  New  York,  27  j  7  k 

Re-constru<^tion  Bill  in  Congress,  6/  8  a 

Conventions,  Telegrams  of  Proceedings,  2  m 

12a 
Reduction  of  Wages,  21i  6  6 


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America  (continued). 

Re-election  of  Mr.  Johnaon  as  President,  2  m 

12  b 

Re-inetalmentof  Secretary  Stanton,  30  j  12  a 

Removal  of  General  Pope,  9^'  5  b 

of  Generals  Pope  and  Ord,  14 j  6  a 

Repeal  of  Cotton  Tax  Bill,  16  j  9  c— 21  j  9  d 

— 27j  10^—3/  9  c— 7/  12  a 

Import  on  Pennsylvanian  School  System,  4/ 

9a 
^— ^  Reports  of  Basiness  and  Wealth,  14  j  6& 
on  Railways,  11/  8/ 

Reprimand  to  the  American  Consul  at  Rome, 

20to  9/ 

Resignation  of  Mr.  Adorns,  17/  10  <2 

of  Senator  Guthrie,  26/  9  e 

Rights  of  Citizens  Abroad,  28  j  10  a 

Riot  in  New  York  between  German  and  Irish 

Emigrants,  19  m  9  c-— 20  m  5  c— 20  m  12  d 

Robbery  of  a  Bank  Messenger  in  New  York, 

return  of  the  spoil,  9  j  5  6 

Russian-America,  the   Telegraphic   Corres- 
pondence Charges,  11/8/ 

Scarcity  of  Employment  in  New  York,  7j 

10a 

' Shawmut  National  Bank,  loss  of  the,  14  i 

66 

Shocks  of  Earthquake  at  Ogdensburg,  Ij  9/ 

Small  Farming  in  America,  28  J  9/ 

South  American  Republican  Movement,  21^' 

6& 

Southern  States  Newspapers  and  the  Niggers, 

17/  10  e 

Specie  Shipments,  13  m  12  c 

Sprague  (Senator)  on  the  Cotton  Trades,  9j 

6a 

Stanton  and  Thomas,  the  Rival  Secretaries  of 

War,  9  m  10a— 10m  6  a 

Steam  Man  in  New  York,  24  m  11  a 

Stevens  (Thaddeus),  Illness  of,  30m  9c 

Strikes,  30  m  9  c 

Subscriptions  for  the  Swedish  Famine,  ZOj 

12  b 

Sumner  (Senator),  Separation  from  his  Wife, 

14  j  66 

Taxes  on  Manufiictures,  Pressure  of,  27  m 

5a 
on  Sales  and  Licences,  Statistics,  12/  7  a 

The  McArdle  Case,  4/  8/— 24/  10  6 

■  President  and  his  War  Secretary,  10  m  5  a 

Theatrical  Receipts,  28  j  10  b 

Thomas  (P.  F.),  Rejected  of  Congress  as  a 

Member,  4  m  10  c 

Trade,  Continual  Depression,  17/  10  e 

Reports,  21  j  6  b 

Transfer  of  Russo- America,  10/  9  c 

Trial  of  Rev.  Mr.  Tyng  for  Violating  the 

Church  Canons,  4  m  10  d 

-  Union  of  the  Fenian  Brotherhood,  6J  8  b — 
'14j  66— 16j  10  d 

America,  South : — 

>  Baltimore  and  Liverpool  Line  of  Steamers 

Withdrawn,  21  j  6  a 

Bay  of  Samana,  Proposed  Sale  of,  21  j  6  a 

Commercial  Convention  at  Boston,  21^*  6  a 

•—  Debate  on  the  Coinage,  21  i  6  a 
14 


America  {continued). 

Defeat  of  Padro  by  the  Bevolntionists,  14/ 

10  a 

Henly  (Mr.),. of  Wilts,  emigrates  to,  18  j  9/ 

News  fifom  Lima,  26/  7  d 

Opening  of  the  South-west  Pais  of  the  Mis- 
sissippi, 21  j  6  a 

Patriarchs  in,  7  m  7/ 

Re-assembling  of  Congress,  21j  6  a 

America  (Spanish),  for  Sale,  2j  9e 

Ancient  Britozu,  Society  of;  163rd  Annual  Festival 

2m  9c 
Anderson  (Arthur,  Chairman  of  the  P.  etnd  0. 

Company),  Sketch  of,  29/  6/ 
Andrew  (W.  P.),  on  the  Indian  Railways,  8/  7/— 

11/  6  c 
Angera,  Antiquities  of,  21m  6  <2 
Anglo-American  Telegraph  Company,  9^  6  b—lSj 

6o— 16j  7/— 18  m  7  c 
Gross  Receipts  under  the  several  Tarifc, 

15 j  Be 

on  their  Infringement  of  Pigott's  Patent, 


21 m  11  6 

Augustine  Company,  2  J  6  b 

Continental  Society,  27/  7  e-^28f  8/ 

Ionian  Steam  Navigation  Company,  1  f  la 

Annuity  Society  for  Adult  Blind,  14  j  6/ 

Tax  in  Edinburgh,  dOj  12  b 

Anti-Fenian  Demonstration,  Ij  12  d 
Antwerp,  Great  Fire  at,  1/  9  c-~18/  10  a 
Apothecaries*  Hall,  List  of  Passed  Examination, 

11  j  lld—lSj  96— 26j  6/— 28j  9  c— 1/  12  c 
—8/  6/— 16/  11a— 22/  7  6—29/  9/— 9jn 
66— 16  m  10  c— 21m  12  c— .28  m  10/ 

Archaeological  Discoveries  at  Malton,  3 j  8  d — Ij 
7d— 29J11/ 

Stone  Implements  Discovered  in  the  Derwent, 

21m  12c2 

ABOHES  COT7BT»  STO.:-— 

Bishop  of  Winchester  v.  Rev.  Lewis  Bugg, 

6/ 9c 

Flamankt?.  Rev.  T.  B.  Simpson,  6/  9  c— 7/ 

116— 8/ lie— 30m  10c 

Jackson  ».  Singer  4^  Carson,  11  j  11  c 

Liddeil ».  Rainsford,  11  j  11  6— 23  m  10/ 

Martin  v,  Mackonochie,  10 j  9d — 11  j  lib 

— 13j  9  c— 14i  11 6-^16 j  116— 17i  9  a— 18j 
lie— 20i  9d— 27i  9d— 30m  10c 

Pickings  v.  Cardingley,  28/  8/ 

Tyng  (Rev.  Stephen  H.),  for  Violating  the 

Canons,  4m  lOci— 13m  12c— 30m  9c 

Argyleshire,  Marquis  of  Lom's  Address,  10/  12  c 
Armorial  Bearings,  Return  of,  17/  11  a 
Armstrong  (Sir  W.)i  King  of  Italy's  title  to,  13/ 

76 
Army  Estimates,  29/  11  c 

Health  of,  in  1863,  report,  12/  11  d 

Medical  Department,  sueoeesfiil  Candidates, 

27/ 7  c 
Arnold  (R  A),  on  the  Irish  Chutch,  %j  8  <{— 21  j 

6/ 

Leading  Article  on,  9^  8d 

Arrest  (singular),  without  a  Charge,  Ij  9  c— 9i  9/ 
Arxowswlth  (A.  J.),  Cash  Box  Robbeiy,  16/  12/ 
Arsenical  Colours,  Prohibitory  Notice  of  Cbods 
Printed  in,  26/  6  6 


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Art  and  Industry,  J.  G.  Dodaon  on,  llf  7e 
*-^  and  Yerta,  great  fsald  of,  7/  12/ 

ScboolB  of,  revisal  of  grants,  11/  4  e 

(Society  of)  on  Ethnical  Education,  17  j  4/ 

— 24j  6/— 26 J-  10  c— 27 j  12  c 
Ash- Wednesday,  Programme  of  short  Services  at  a 

City  Church,  21/  12 & 
Assault  of  Arms,  27  m  12  & 
AsBooiaied  Chambers  of  Commerce,  spring  session, 

6  m  11/— 6  m  10/ 
Atlantic  Telegraph,  Clark  (Latimer)  on,  80m  7/ 
Mr.  Cyrus  Field*s  Dinner  to  the  Telegraph- 
ists of  England,  11  m  12  d 

Letter  of  John  Bright  to,  11  m  12  d 

Letter  of  Mr.  Gladstone  to,  11  m  12  d 

Atlantic  Telegraph  Company,  10  j  5  a — 11^  7  b — 
14 j  76— 16i  6  6— 26j  7  c— 28i  6ar~17/  6/ 
—19/  106—24/  6/— 26/  6  c— 26/7  6— 2  m 
6/— 2m  7a— 4m  7a— 10m  10/— 17m  106 

and  the  Cotton  Trade,  22/  7  6 

— ^  issue  of  Preference  Shares,  22/  7  6 

Attfield  (John),  on  Wells  Poisoned  by  Sewage,  18  j 

12  c 
Attorneys,  the  Licence  of,  6/  4  d 
Audit  of  Charity  Accounts,  26/  6d— 26/  11  6— 

28/  8^-29/  lie— 3m  8<i— 6m  10/ 
AUSTBAIiIA:— 

Address  to  Duke  of  Edinburgh  from  Victorian 

Residents  of  not  less  than  a  quarter  of  a  Cen- 
tury, 27m  11  6 
Presented  by  the  Old  Inhabitants  of  Mel- 
bourne, 27  m  11 6 
Australian  Agricultural  Company,  19/  10  6 

Church  of  England  Assembly  of   Victoria, 

First  Session,  26  m  6  6 

Colonies,  Eightieth  Anniversary  of  the  First 

Settlement,  27i  6  d 

Commencement  of  Trade  with  Japan,  16/ 

11a 

Correspondence  on  the  Supply,  ISj  7  d 

December  in,  14/  10  o 

Delivetles  of  Australian  Gold,  18/  76 

Doings  of  the  Duke  of  Edinburgh  at  Mel- 
bourne, 12/  6  a 

Duffy  (Charles  Gayan),  Proposals,  26m  6  6 

Duke  of  Edinburgh  and  King  Jerry,  14/  8  c 

at  Sydney,  28/  7  c 

at  Tasmania,  26  m  12  6 

on  Australian  Mutton,  26  m  6/ 

Elections,  26m  6  6 

for  the  New  Parliament,  28/  7  c 


Explorations  in  the  South,  7/  9  a 

Fatal  Biot  at  the  Protestant  HaU,  at  Mel- 

bourne,  13/  7  c 

— ^  Formation  of  a  Joint  Stock  Meat  Exporta- 
tion Company,  26  m  6  c 

Gold  disooTered  at  South  Park,  27  j  12  6 

Mining  in  Victoria,  7/7  6 

Ships  for  England,  9j  92h~10/  9d— 28/ 


Trowel  for  the  Duke  of  Edinburgh,  22  j 


7e 


9a 

—  Mail  Contract,  Im  7e— 19m  7  6—20 m  10c 
— ^2dm  6a 

—  Miscellaneous    Information,   21  j  9  c — 27  j 
126— 10/9  d 


Australia  {continued), 

New  Cloth  Factory  at  Geelong,  26  m  6  (Z 

One    Thousand  Colonists  presented  to  the 

Duke  at  his  Leyee,  9j  9  6 

Panama  Route,  21  m  11 6 

Paper  Mill  Erecting  on  the   Banks   of  the 

Yarra,  26m  6d 

Price  of  Mutton  at  Melbourne,  26  m  6  / 

Proceedings  of  the  Goyemment  Geological 

Staflf,  14  j  7  d 
Reception    of    the  Doke  of  Edinburgh  at 

Melbourne,  9/  9  6— ISj  7  c 

State  of  Trade,  14  j   7  a— 24  m  116— 26  m 

Bd 

The  Prince  and  the  Aborigines,  16/  8/ 

Trade  Returns,  4  m  7  f 

Union  Bank  of,  11  j  7  a 

Wool,  State  of  Trade  on,  8j  6/— 10/  6/— 

13;  10/ 
AUSTBIA:— 
Abolition  of  Imprisonment  for  Debt,  13  m 

12  a— 26  m' 12  a 

Accidents  on  Austrian  Railways,  17  m  10  c 

Approaching  Accouchement  of  the  Empress  in 

Hungary,  20m  9  c 
Arm6e  Ober-Commando,    Office    Abolished, 

2Sj  96 
Army,  Increased  Grant  for  the,  9  m  9  c 

Intelligence,    Hj  96 — 16 j   7  c— 26j  9  6 

— 29i  12  a 

Arriyal  of  the  Emx>eror  Maxmilian's  Body  at 

Pola,14i  9  c 
Austrian  Retrospect  of  Nineteen  years,  23  j 

12  c 

Bank  of  Austria,  18  j  Od 

Budget,   7/   lOa-8/   9c— 13/   9a— 17/ 

10  6—18/  5  6—18/ 10  0—20/  10  a^2  m  9  6— 
12  m  9  6—16  m  10  a— 17  m  10  c— 17  m   12  a— 

23  m  12a 

Concordat,  20/  10  a— 21m  10c— 24  m  106 

—26m  106— 30  m  10a 

Correspondence  with  Seryia,  14/  10  a 

Debate  on    Concordat,    24  m    10  6  — 26  m 

10  6 
Delegation  from  the  Hungarian  Parliament 

to  the  Emperor,  21  j  9  c 
Austrian  Reiohsrath  to  the  Emperor,  21  j 

9c 
Ex-king  of   Hanoyer's  Silyer  Wedding,  21/ 

12  a— 22  f  10  a 
Financial  Affairs,   11m    6  a — ^26  m    12  a — 

30  m  10  a 
First  Trial  by  a  Hungarian  Jury  of  a  Press 

Offence,  4  m  10  a 
Funeral  of  the  late  Emperor  Maximilian,  20  j 

10  a 
Griyicsic's  (Gen^)  Speech  and  its  effects,  17  m 

10  c— 18  m  10  6 

Hanoyerian  Contingent,  16/  12  a— 18/  3  d 

—21/  12a— 26/10  6 

Marriage  Law  Amendment  Act,  26/  9  c — 

19m  9  6— 20m  12 o— 21m  12  a— 23m  12 o— 

24  m  12  a— 27  m  12  a 

Demonstration  on  the  yote  for,  23  m  12  a 

Marriage  of  the  Arohduchesa  Maria  Theresa 

d*E8te,8/9d 

16 


Aub 


PALHEB's  IKBBX  to  **  THE  TIHX8 "  ITEWSPAPSB. 


[Jan.  1  to 


Austria  {continued) 

MiniBterial  Circular  against  the  Inbrigaeo  of 

the  Clergy,  21/ 12  a 

MiscellaneoaB  Information,  IJ   9  c — 6J  7  b 

—Sj  7^-9j  9  6— llj  9e—19j  lOh—Uj  Id 
—167*  9  c— 20j  10  a— 22  J   7  b— 24j   7«— 80j 

9  c— 1/  10  6—3/  9<i— 12/  10  a— 13/  9  a— 
13/  106—18/  3  6— 9  TO  9  c— 12  TO  6  a— 16  m 
96— 18  TO  106— 19  TO  96 

New  Bankruptcy  Bill,  19  to  96 

Miniatry,  Ij  9  c— 17/  10  d 

Oaths  Bill,  23  j  9  d— 28  j  7  6 

Press  Bill,  19to  9  6 

Papal  Inlistments  Prohibited,  2j  10  a 

Proceedings  in  the  Reiohsrath,  11/7  d — 17/ 

10  a— 19/ 12  a— 28/  7  c— 13  to  12  a— 19  to  9  6 
29to  12  a— 21m  10  6— 25to  12a 

Protocol  of  the  Imperial  Family  on  Maximi- 
lian's death,  23  j  9  d 

Provision  for  the  Honveds,  16  m  10  c 

Public  Schools  Bill,  23  m  12  a 

Bed  Book  laid  before  the  Delegates,  6/  9  d— 

8/ 10  a— 17/116 

Summary  of,  14/  8  6 

Beduciion  in  the  Salary  of  the  Amb^sador  to 

Bome,  Debate,  12  to  5  6 

Bejoicings  on  the  Rejection  of  the  Concordat, 

26  TO  10  {2 

Schools  Bill  Debate,  31  m  12  a 

State  of  the  Empire,  4/  8  a— 6/  6  a— 13/ 

10a— 20/  10a— 26/  116— 9 to  6« 

Tegethof  (Adm.)tHonours  for  his  Mission,  20  j 

10  a 

TheCamiyal  at  Vienna,  2  to  10  6 

ATeling  is  Porter  (Messrs.)  on  their  Steam  Boiler, 

17 TO  lOd 
Aviaries  for  Criminals,  7  to  12  d  . 

B. 

Baby-Farming  and  Baby-Murder,  22/  9/ 
Badgers,  Capture  of,  at  Holland,  10/  7  6 
Banda  and  Eirwee  Prize  Money,  11  j  6  a — 14  m 

12  c 
Bakers — Case  about  Cottage  Bread,  6j  9 1 

Fines  for  Selling  without  Weighing,  9i  6  d 

Upwards  of  Fifty  Fined  for  Short  Weight  in 

Cornwall,  5  m  10  c 
Bakewell,  D.  of  Devonshire's  Cotton  Mill  destroyed 

by  Fire,  3/ 7  c 
BANKING :- 

Agra  Bank,  19/  106 

Albion  Bank,  29  j  7  a 

Alliance  Bank,  13i  4  6— 17i  4  a 

— -'  Alteration  of  Banking  Hours,  17/7  6—20/ 

6c 

. Anglo-Austrian  Bank,  22/  76 

Anglo-Hungarian  Bank,  7/  7  a— 22/  7  6 

Bank  of  Australasia,  12^  7  6 

-  Bank  of  Austria,  18  j  9  d 
Bank  of  Egypt,  25  J  7  a 

-  Bank  of  England,  and  3  per  cent.  Annuities, 
8/66 

Half  Yearly  Dividend,  20  m  10  c 

Manchester  Branch,    retirement   of,   and 

Testimonial  to  Mr.  Beid,  the  Manager,  28/  6  a 

Weekly  Betums,  3  j  6  a— 8 j  6  6— lOj  6  6 

16 


Banking  {continued), 
—llj  4  a— 17 J  4d— 24i  9  6-^1/  Bor-^lj 
5 6—7/  7  6—14/  5 c— 14/  6/— 21/  7 6—28/ 
5  6— 6ffi  86— 13  m  10(2— .20  m  10<i— 27si 
10  6 

Bank  of  France  Returns,  3j  5  a — ZJ  7e— 

4j  9  6— 10J7  6— llj  7  6-13/  8o— 17i  7  c- 
18i  7  6— 20i  8a— 26i  7a&6— 81j  7  6—1/ 
7  6—8/  106—6/  7  6—7/  12a— 8/  7  6—14/ 
10  a— 15/  106—17/  10  a— 21/  12  a— 22/  7  c 
—24/9^—28/ 6 a— 29/  76— 2m  10a^6» 
10  a— 7  m  10  c— 9  m  6  c— 13  m  10  c— 14  m  10/ 
—16  m  10  a— 17  m  10  a— 20  m  10  e— 20  m  12  a 
—21m  116— 24  m  106— 27  m  12  a— 28  m  10  <i 

Bank  of  Holland,  1/  9  c 

Bank  of  Leeds,  10/  7d 

-»-  Bank  of  Russia  returns,  18/  10  6 

Bank  of  S.  Australia,  8/  7  a 

Bank  of  Victoria,  2^  m  11 6 

Bank  of  Whitehaven,  10/  7  d 

Bankers'  Clearing  House  retums,  24/  4  a 

Bankers'  Returns  of  Firms,  etc.,  28/  5  d 

Bengal  Bank,  IBj  4  6 

Birmingham  Joint  Stock,  1/7  6 — 1/  7/ 

and  Midland,  1/  7/ 

Banking  Company,  1/  7/— 20/  o  e— 25fli 

10/— 27  m  9d 

Bombay  Bank,  8j  7  c— 21 J  10#?— 7/  10  d 

Bradford  District  Bank,  10/  7d 

British  Linen  Company's  Bank,  forgerr  on, 

17/  11/ 

Butlin  &  Son's,  transfer  to  Lloyd's  Banking 

Company,  lOj  6/ 

Christmas-day  and  the  Clearing  House,  ZjBa 

— ^  Circulation  of  Private  and  Joint  Stock  Btmks, 

8m  5  6— 24m  116 

City  Bank,  16j  7  a— 20^  6  a 

Clydesdale  Bank,  19  /  9  6 

— -  Commercial  Bank  Corporation  of  India,  25 

86 

Consolidated  Bank,  21i  7  a 

Continental  Bank  Corporation,  11  n  10  c 

-  Crawshay  Sb  Co.'s  Bank  transferred  to  Nat. 
Prov.  Bank,  14  7  7  a 

Cumberland  Union  Bank,  27i  6/— 10/  7  d 

-  East  London  Bank,  25  j  7  a 

Eastern  Exchange  of  Liverpool,  27 j  7  6— 

7m  10  a 

Ecuador  Bank,  2  m  12  d 

English  and  American  Bank,  2  m  7  a 

Joint  Stock  Bank,  7  to  10  a 

'  Scottish,  and  Australian  Chartered  Bank, 

20  j  5  a 

European  Banks,  5/  7  a 

— •  First  National  Bank  of  Bethel  closed,  and  the 
Cashier  arrested,  9  to  10  c 

National  Bank  of  Keokuk,  Iowa,  suspension 

of,  9to  10c 

Halifiuc  Joint  Stock  Bank,  10/  7  d 

Hong  Kong  and  Shanghai  Banking  Cor- 
poration, 24  m  11 6 

International  Financial  Society,  14j  7  a 

Irish  Banks,  Circulation  of,  21  j  7  6 — ^17  m  10/ 

— —  Joint  Stock  Banks  and  their  liquidation,  17/ 

7  a ;  Returns,  24  m  11 6 
— -  liceds  and  County  Bank,  10/  7  d 


March 31, 1868.]    palmeb's  nroEX  to  "thk  times"  newspapbb.                    Baa 

Banking  (eontinued). 

Banking  (continued). 

LiTerpool  Nfttional  Bank,  28i  5  a    24/  7  a 

.  York  Union  Bank,  10/  7  d 

London  and  Mediterranean  Bank,  11  m  10  c 

Yorkshire  Banking  Company,  10/  7  d 

nnnV  nfMrrirrn    nfr      lltn  10  r 

BANKRUPTCIES :— 
Abbot,  John,  26  j  6  c 

Bombay,  and  Mediterranean  Bank,  11m 

10/* 

and  County,  4/  6  a— 7/  7  o 

r  Thomas,  8  j  4  6 

Abrahams,  Myers,  12/  5  a 

Adams,  George,  26/  6  b 

Jesse,  15  j  1  a 

Thomas,  18  j  6  a 

Tninf  flfnnlr  BnnV   17  t   An 

Manohesier  and  Comity  Bank,  15  j  5  a 

Metropolitan  and  Provinoial  Bank,  19  m  7  c 

l\Kn\r  lAj  7/f      177'  4/z 

WilliftTn    Q1  m.  R  /2 

Alcock,  Henry,  16/  7/ 

Alder,  G.,  29 J  6  a 

Michigan  First  National  Bank,  FoUare,  16  j 

10 1» 

Alderton,  James  Herbert,  26/  6  6 

Midland  Banking  Company,  20 j  5  a— 10/ 

Alexander,  James,  1/  6  c 

7d 

Alford,  Edmund,  28  m  6  6 

Monmonth  and  GlamorganBhire  Bank,  21  j 

Allam,  John,  8/  6  a 

9d 

Allard,  Stephen,  8/  6  a 

Monthly  Tetnm  of  Banks,  2j  5  6--dO  j  7  Or- 

Allbeury,  Eliza,  26/  6  6 

8m  5a 

Allen,J.,  12/ 6 a— 7m  6c 

National  Bank  of  India,  10m  11  a 

T.,18i6a 

New  Banking  Finn^-Hessrs.  Beer  &  Co., 

Amery,  James  Rattenbury,  4  m  6  6 

20/ 5  d 

Ames,  Edward  Walter,  6/66 

New  Tork  American  Exchange  Bank,  Flight  of 

Amies,  William  Pearce,  29/  6a 

theiT0a8hier.26/9c 

Anderson,  A.  John,  25  ?*  6  c 

North  PTOTidenoe  National  Bank,  Suspension 

D.,8/66 

of,  1dm  12  e 

Edwin,  Sj  4  6 

OrienUl  Bank,  27  m  105— 28  m  10  d 

G.A.,22i  4d 

Ottoman  Bank  Betuins,  26/  7  c— 19  m  9  c 

Pearce  (J.  Watt),  Forgeries  on  the  Cornish 

Andrew,  Frederick,  26/  6  6 

Bank,  8/ 9  d 

Andrews,  Thomas,  14  m  12  c 

Provincial  Banking  Corporation,  20  j  6  a 

Thos.  William,  26  j  6  c 

Banks,  Diyidends,  10/  7d 

Annakin,  John  Varvill,  IBj  6  a 

Quito  Bank,  2m  12d 

Arbib.  Joseph,  26/  6  6 

Boyal  Bank  of  Liverpool,  29/  6  e 

Arbid,  Joseph,  18/  6  a— 7  m  5^ 

Sheffield  Banking  Company,  10/  7  d 

Arbile,  Joseph,  4  m  6  6     . 

South  Australian  Banking  Company,  Sf  7  a 

Specie  in  Scotch  and  Irish  Banks,  8  m  5  6 

Arblaster,  Herbert,  18 j  6  a 

Arbuokle,  J.,  7  m  6/ 

Staffordshire  Joint  Stock  Bank,  24  j  4  a 

Archer,  Thomas,  1/  9  c 

Stamford,  Spalding  and  Boston  Company, 

TVinmnn     1 1  V    li  rr 

18/ 8  d 

Thomas,  Jun.,  11/  6  a 

State  of  Shares,  Ij  6e-^j  5dr^j  7  c— 

Argent,  John  Carter,  25/  6  e 

6j  4d— 7i   6d-Sj  5  c— 9  j   6d— lOjSd- 

W.J.,5/66 

11  j  7  d— 18  j  4  d— 14i  7  d—15j  6  d— 16;  7  d 

Arm'es,  William,  4  m  6  6 

_17j  4  c— 18j   7d--20j  5d— 21j  7  d— 22  j 

Armour.  W.,  11  j  6  a 

6  c— 23 J-  7  c— 24j   4d— 25i   7d— 27i    7d— 

Armstrong,  Caroline,  18/  6  a 

28/  6  c— 29/  7d— 30J  7  d— 1/  7d— 3/  6  c— 

t;,  16i  1  a 

4/  6  d-Sf  7^-6/5  c— 7/  7  d— 8/  7  d— 10/ 

■ar:«:-««    oc  -•  e  ^ 

7d— 11/  6C-12/   7d— 13/  6d— 14/  5  c— 

Arrowsmith,  Edwin,  22/  6  c 

16/  lOd— 17/  7  c— 18/ 8C-20/ 5  c— 21/  7  d 

Artis.  WiUiam,  29/  6  a 

—22/  7c— 24/  7«^-25/  8d-26/7d— 27/ 

Ascott,  John,  4  m  6  6 

6c— 28/  6d— 29/  7d— 2m    7d— 8m  5<^— 

Ashdown,  John,  21  m  8  c 

4m  7d— 6m  6ii— 6m  8d— 7m  10c— 9m  6d 
— -lOm  10  c— 11m  10  c— 12  m  7  c— 18  m  10  c 

•1  ■>■■    TnViTi  TjAmVi    ^'i  1    fi  jf 

Ash,  George,  Sj  4  6 

— 14ml0d-16m   6d- •7m   10 d— 18m   7d 

Ashforth,  John,  25  j  5  c 

—19m    7c— 20m  10c— 21m   lie— 23m  6d 

Ashton,  Charles,  14  m  12  c 

—24m  lid— 25m  lie— 26m  7d^27m  lOd 

John,  22  j  4  a 

—28m  10c— 30m  7*~31m  lie 

Ashworth,  Edmund,  29/  5  a 

^—  Sydney  Oommeroial  Banking  Company,  24  m 

Askew,  Thomas,  1/  6  c 

lift 

Asprey,  Eliza,  4j  6  a 

Union  Bankof  AustraUa,  14/  7  a 

Aston,  Isaiah,  11  j  6  a 

W.,l/6c 

Atkin,  Elizabeth,  15/  1  a 

Western  Bank  of  Scotland,  20  m  9  d 

York  City  and  County  Bank,  1/  7d— 10/ 

Atkinson,  Francis  J.,  6/  6  6 

7d 

Joseph,!/ 6  c 

c                         17 

Ban                       falmeb's  istdex  to  "  * 

rms  TiMBB  "  mnfBPAPBB.             [Jan 

Ito 

BanlmiptoieB  (continued). 

AtthiU,  Richard,  26/  66 

Baraeh,  Falk  SegUg.  82^  4(1 

AuBtee,  George,  29/  6  a 

BarweU,  William,  Sj  4  6 

Austen,  J.  A.  F.,  Bj  4  6 

Basergo,  Louis,  28  m  6  6 

Austin,  J.  G.,  Urn  12  a 

Bassett,  Francis,  16i  4a 

Autcy,  Frederiok  Crowle,  8/66 

George,  4m  66 

Avery,  J.  T„  29/  5  a 

Bastow,  WiUiam,  16/  7/ 

Thrtmnit  Tfimna    1!)^  ^r 

Batten,  Charles  W.,  21  m  8  d 

Battie,  Bex^amin,  Sj  46 

XUVUXaa  tiaiuoB,  J^oJ    o  o 

Awde,  Jonathan,  7  w»  5  « 

Ayling,  C,  11m  8c 

BatUe 

G.,  29/  6  a 

Batty,  D.  T.,  22/  6c— 26m  8c 

AyreB.G..26/66 

Batis,  James,  28m  66 

Backer,  J.  P.,  4j  6  a 

Bate,  Edwin  Joseph,  8/6  6 

Bacon,  Edward,  11  j  6o 

Richard,  1/ 6  c 

T^-*^u    or  a%. 

Bates,  Thomas,  29/  6  d 

Badger,  John,  26  m  8c 

Baghott,  Wm.  N.,  7m  6« 

Tflfnnfl    *iK  ■■   R  ^ 

Balhgat6,G.,4m  66 

Baigent,  C.  A.,  29/  6  a 

Bailey,  Charles  Edward,  29/  6  a. 

Bath,  George,  8^4  6 

Batsford,  George,  29/  6  a 

Baxter,  John  Thomas,  22/  6  c 

r>^\.^^   1  -•  T  - 

Baird,  B.,  11  j  6  a 

W.,16i4a 

Bain,  J.  &  M.  Maogibbon,  IB  J  4  a 

Baugh,  Enoch,  11  m  8  c 

Baines,  John,  19/  6  c 

BaylOT,  G.  G.,  11m  8  c 

Bains,  George,  11  m  8  c 

BayUss,  W.  P.,  29  j  6  a 

Baker,  James,  26/  6  6 

Beeoroft,  John  Clarke,  26  j  6  c 

T.,22/6c 

Beal,John,  16i4a 

Willinm     f^  i  Rh 

Beale,  H.  W.  A.,  26/  6  6 

William,  18 j  6  a 

Beath,  Thomas,  25  i  5  c 

WilHnm    R  1*  4  ft 

Balding.  Frederick,  15/  7/ 

James,  12/  6  a 

Bedlington,  W.  P.,  4m  66 

Baldwin,  T.,  12/  6  a 

Beokitt,  Alfred,  Ij  6  c 

Ball,  T.L:,  28  m  66 

Bell,  John,  15i  4  a 

Ballinger.C.,29/6a 

TTnnnr    tAtm   19  r 

Banister,  Thomas,  19/  5  c 

J.  H.,  26m  8c 

Banks,  Henry,  1/  6  c 

J.,  22/ 6  c 

nnbnrf  WilHiiTn    \^f(\n 

TVtAfl    flillmri   /tr   Tnbn    1     P     Rnb^^*'^ 

John,  1 j  7  e 

19/ 6  c 

Bannatyne,  Robert,  6j  4  6 

Thomas  Pridham  29/  6  a 

Bannister,  Francis  Wm.,  &  Robert  Bunn, 

Bellain,  Sarah  Ann,  Ss  Jane  Allen 

BtfB- 

16i4a 

rose,  21m  Sd 

Bannester,  Frederiok,  25  j  5  e 

Banwell,  David,  18  m  6/ 

Belsher,  Sidney,  28m  6  6 

Belt,  William,  28m  1 6 

Barclay  &  Downes,  11  m  8  c 

Benbow,  John  Emery,  21m  8  li 

Barge,  Henry,  19/  6  c 

Bennett,  William  Heath,  25  j  6  c 

Barnett,  Bennett,  li  7  c 

O.B.,26m8c 

Barker,  Edwin,  Sj  4  6 

Tr^«.^^   o  ^  A  ^ 

H.,22/6c 

John,26i6c 

Barlow,  James,  Jun.,  29/  5  a 

James,  18  m  6/ 

John,  11  m  8  c  ;  R.  M.,  25m  11  c 

R.C.,19/6c 

Barton,  George,  7  m  6  c 

Thos^lj  7c 

J.  H.,7m  5c 

Benson,  J.,  16/  7/ 

T.,  18m  6/ 

Bentiey,  Thomas,  22i  4<i 

Barnes,  John  Arden,  16/  7/ 

Bentz,  Peter,  14  m  12  c 

Thomas,  22/  6  6 

Berger,  Joseph  ChaileB,  16 Jf  4  a 

Charles,  18  m  5/ 

Berlyn,P.,8/6o 

John,  Ij  le 

Bemhard,  A.  A.,  llj  6  a 

Barr,J.,  li  7c-^i  4  6 

Beswick,  Michael,  1/  6  c 

Barratt,  Henry,  8/6  6 

Betts,  William  Henry,  8/  6  a 

Thomas,  25  j  5  c 

Betts,  William,  16/  7  6 

Barrow,  Charles  Henry,  Ij  7c 

Betty,  Thomas  Joseph,  29/  6  a 

Barrowolough,  Thomas,  1/  6  c 

Bevan,  E.,  28  m  5  6 

Barry,  D.,  26m  8d 

John,  2lm  Sd 

Beveridge,  H.,  22/  6  c 

Biokle.  William  A.,  8/  66 

Bartholomew,  Edwin,  18m  6/ 

Biggs,  C,  8/ 6  a 

H„  Hi  6  a 

Bartle,  E.,  12/  6  a 

Bartram,  Benjamin  R.,  11  m  8  c 

Bilsboiough,  James,  6/6  6 

18 


March  31, 1868.]  falheb's  dtdsx  to  ''thb  siheb  "  newbpapeb. 


ftm 


BankraptoieB  (continued). 

Billham,  Richard,  22/  5  c 

Binsham,  John,  8/  6  o 

•  Bingley,J.,4m  6  6 

Binks,  Joseph,  14  m  12  c 

Bizms,  Thomas,  19/  5  c 

Biram,  Joshua,  25  m  8  c 

Bird,  Bobert,  4i  6  a 

Thomas,  4tj  6  a 

Birk.  P.  J.,  1/  6c 

Birkinshaw,  Oomeliiu,  15/  7/ 

Binell,  A.,  28  m  6  e 

Bishop,  M.,  18  m  6/ 

Blaohfcffd,  Elisa,  8/  6  <» 

Black,  Andrew,  6/  6  a 

Blackbonme,  John,  11  m  8  e 

Blackburn,  Samuel,  4  m  6  & 

W.,  18m  6/ 

BlaoUey,  William  George,  4  m  66 

Blaokwell,  John,  25m  8e 

' Blair,  A.,  12/ 6  a 

Blake,  F.  K.,  4/  6a 

H.  AJ.,  29j  6a 

J.,  Hi  6  a— 16/7/ 

Thomas,  25  j  5  e 

Blakemore,  Frederick  George,  22/  5  6 

Blayds,  Bobert,  8/66 

Blaylook,  J.,  7 m  5« 

BUck,  George,  18m  5/ 

Blenerhassett,  Elisa  Margaret  Phayre,  29  j 

6a 

Blenkazn,  Frederick,  Ij  $a 

Blinko,  Moses,  18  j  6  a 

Blomfield,  Bobert  Lipscomb,  26/  6  6 

Bloxham,  8.,  &  J.  Clarke,  22j  4  d 

Blonden,  G.,  25^  5  e 

-  Boland,  Gideon  Israel,  25 j  Be 
Bollard,  William,  5/6  6 

Bolton,  John  Haycroft,  22  j  4  d  * 

Bond,  Thos.,  1/  6  c 

William,  29/  5  a 

Bonny,  James,  25  m  8  a 

Bonta,  Nicolo,  19/  5  c 

Booker,  George,  26  m  8  c 

Bookham,  Thomas,  8/  6  a 

Booth,  Jonathan,  1/  6  c 

E.,  15/  7/ 

William,  Ij  7e 


Borrow,  Joseph,  25  m  8  c 

Bostin,  George,  5/66 

Botcheroy,  J.,  12/  5  a 

Bothamly,  0.,  Ij  6  e 

Bottomley,  Nathan,  Bj  4  6 

Benben,  21m  Sd 

Bonck,  Edward  G.,  29/  5  a 

Bowler,  Walter,  7  m  5  « 

Bowden,  Bobert,  Ij  7* 

Bowe,  Albert  Gideon,  &  Joseph  EccleatoD, 

Urn  12c 

Bower,  Richard,  8^  4  6 

Bowers,  William,  18  m  5/ 

Bowles,  Isaac,  18  m  5/ 

Bowyer,  T.  B.,  18 j  6  a 

Boyden,  Benjamin,  11  m  8  c 

Boynton,  J.,  28m  5  6 

Boys,W.F.,12/ 


Baakmptoies  {continued) » 

Bracher,  W.,  28  m  5  6 

Bradbury,  Samuel,  22  j  4  d 

Thomas,  29  f  5  a 

Brading,  Thomas,  11  m  8  c 

Bradley,  Archibald,  16/  6  a 

Bradock,  John  Gerton,  18  j  6  a 

Bradwell,  J.  0.,  28  m  5  6 

Braid,  J.,  19/ 5  rf 

-  Brain,  Joseph  Heniy,  4j  6  a 

Braithwaite,  John,  29/  5  a 

Bramwell,  Eliza  Ann,  29  j  6  a 

Brandon,  George,  15/  7  6 

Brotherton,  John,  4m  6  6 

Braxton,  Charles  George,  15/  7/ 

Bray,  Charles  James,  11  j  6  a 

Milton,  18  m  5/ 

Brayford,  Samuel,  22^  4  d 

Breton,  i.ySf  6  a 

Brewer,  Charles,  28  m  1 6 

Francis,  11  j  6  a 

Brewis,  Edward,  15  i  4  a 

Briarley,  S.,  28m  5  6 

Bridell,E.  J.,  15j  4  a 

Bridge,  Joseph,  29/  6  d 

Bridgeman,  R.,  4  j  6  a 

Brierley,  John  Barlow,  7m  be 

Briggs,  Edm.  Walter,  4  j  6  a 

William,  26/66 


Brighten,  George  Clarke,  8/  6  a 

Brittan,  J.,  19/  5  c 

Broadbent,  Edwin  Rhodes,  18  j  6  a 

Broatch,R.,  18  m  5/ 

Bromich,  James,  28m  5  6 

Brook,  Lewis,  29/  5  a 

Brooke,  William,  7m  6e 

Brooker,  George,  22/  5  6 

Brooking,  Nicholas,  4  m  6  6 

Brooks,  Thomas,  25  m  8  c 

William  James,  18  m  5/ 

Brotherhood,  Jemima,  22  J  4  d 

Broughall,  Thomas,  25  m  8  c 

Broughton,  Daniel,  18  j  6  a 

Brokenbrow,  James,  25  j  6  a 

Broughton,  George,  25  j  5  c 

J.,  8/ 66 

James,  25  j  5  e 

William, 25i  5c 

Brown,  Alfred  John,  25  j  5e 

Charles,  12/  5  a— 19/  6  c 

Charles  James,  22  j  4  a 

G.,  28m  56 

Henry,  19/  5c 

Henry  D.,  19/  5  c 

James,  14  m  12  c 

John  Bailey,  1/  6  c 

Nathaniel  John,  5/  G  a 


Brown,  Robert,  25i  5  e 

Thomas,  5/6  6 

T.  A.,  29/ 5  a 

W.,25m  Sd 

Browne,  H.,  8  j  4  6 

Browning,  William,  7m  5e 

Henry  Harris,  7  m*5  e 

Brownsword,  Daniel,  19/  5  c 

Brace,  William,  18/  6  a 

c  2 


19 


palheb's  inbsx  iro  ''the  tikes''  kewspapeb. 


[Jan.  1  to 


BuUock,  £.,  15  j  4  a 

-  Henry  Robert,  8^'  4  6 
Bolstrode,  Charles,  26/  6  b 
BurgesB,  Charles,  28  m  6  & 

-  Henry,  12/  6  a 

-  Joseph,  8/66 

-  W.Edward,  6/  6a 

-  Borgis,  William  John,  11m  8^ 
Barman,  Thomas,  29/  5  a 

-  Barnard,  George,  Jan.,  4m  6« 

-  Bomess,  Samael,  Ij  5  e 

■  Barrington,  John,  11  m  8  c 

•  Barrows,  John,  14  m  12  c 

•  Burry,  Charles,  6/  6  a 

-  Burt,  P.,  19/  6  d 

-  Barton,  Alfred,  21  m  8  d 

-  Hichard  Heuiy,  29/  6  a 

-  Bobert  Francis,  26  j  Be 
'  Barwell,  F.,  11  m  8  c 

-  Bary,  William,  Im  be 

-  Basby,  John,  19/  6  c 

.  Bassell,  William,  14  m  12  c 

-  Batler,  Joseph,  11  m  8  c 

-  William,  14  m  12  c 

-  William  Foster,  4  j  6  a 

-  Batson,  W.,  18m  6/ 

-  Batt,  Frederick,  M.,  28  m  6  & 
Henry,  28  m  6  6 


BankruptcieB  (continued). 

BankruptoieB  (continued). 

Brumby,  Joshua,  22  J  4  d 

Campbell,  J.,  28 m6d 

Br  rant,  Heniy,  6/  6  a 

W.,  4j  65 

Thomas,  8/  6  o 

Campion,  John,  29  j  6  a 

Bryce,  William,  22  j  4  d 

Gane,  J.  C,  26  m  8c 

Brydon,  J.,  26  m  8c 

....  Canham,  Thomas,  Ij  7  c 

Bryning,  John  Paisley,  8/66 

Bryson,  J.,  19/  6  <^-26/  6  6 

Capes,  T.M.,  4  m  6  6 

Buck,  James,  1/  6  c 

CaraIambi,£.P.,19/6c 

William,  12/  6  a 

Carlaw,  J.,  l/6c 

Buckley,  Bobert  W.,  14  m  12  c 

Carlson,  Adolpb  Fred.,  18?  6a 

T.W..18J  6  a 

Camell,J.,22j  4d 

Budd.J.  W.,  14  m  12  c 

Carpenter,  A.  W.,  18 J  6  a 

Budden,  Isaac  Bundell,  26 j  6  e 

Bugg,  Shadrack,  14m  12c 

— ..i.—  'William  Hnmnft   ^R  m   ft  7i 

Carr,  Charles  Christopher,  16/  7  6 

(\er\rnri    1 R  m    f\  f 

_    Tnhn    9«i/  Rrf 

Bull,  Frederick,  26^  6  e 

Carrington,  6.,  4  j  6  a 

Bulley,  J.,  16i  4  a 

Carter,  George,  29/  6  a 

BulUvant,  WiUiam,  4j  6  a 

James,  11  j  6  a 

Button,  George,  8/6  6 

Button,  T.,  18m  6/ 

Byrd,  Anthony,  11  j  6  a 

Byrom,  John,  26/  6  6 

— ~«  Byron,  Henry  James,  11m  8  c 

Bythell,  William  Kenyon,  29/  6  a 

Caig,  Walter,  2j  6o 

Cairns,  Charles,  26/  6  6 

Calise,  Augustus  F.,  26  j  6  c 

Callard,  Thos.,  29/  6  a 

Calthrop,  T.  D.,  16/  76 

^-^  Calverly,  John,  8^'  4  6 

Cambridge,  Charles,  7  m  6  c 

Cameron,  D.,  11  j  6  6 

W.,l/6c 

Camfield,  George,  29/  6  a 

Camp,  James,  11  j  6  a 

Campbell,  A.,  12/  6  a 

Lieat.-Col.  Morris  Bobinson,18m  6/ 

20 


John,  28  m  66 

S.,  18m6/ 

Walter  Alfred,  7m  6c 

William,  4j  6a 

Cartwright,  John,  8/6  6 

Canrer,  James,  29/  6  a 

Casbolt,  Jonathan,  6/6  6 

-  Case,  Henry  Moore,  6/6  6 

Caselton,  Thomas,  14  m  12  c 

Cate,  G.,  16/  7/ 

Catterall,  R.,  11  j  6  a 

Cavill,  John,  18  m  5/ 

Cawood,  Thomas,  12/  5  a 

Cbacketts,  Benjamin,  29  f  6  a 

Chadwick,  Frederick,  19/  6  c 

John,  18  j  6  o 

Challand,  John,  8^  4  6 

Challenger,  George,  25  j  6  c 

Chamberlain,  E.,  16  j  4  a 

R.,  26i  5  c 

Chambers,  Thomas,  4j  6a 

William,  4  j  6  a— 29  j  6  a 

Chancellor,  Henry,  Ijle    , 

Chandler,  K.,  Jun.,  15/  If 

Chanter,  William,  22  j  4  d 

Chapman,  John,  7m  6  e — 11  m  8c 

J.,  26  j  6  e 

Thos.,  llj  6  a— 5/  6  6 

Chatfield,  Edw.,  Jan.,  llj  6a 

Child,  George,  29 j  6  a 

Childs,  W.,  l/6c 

Chorley,  Hannah,  26  m  8  c 

Chubb,  Samuel,  16  j  4  a 

Clark,  Alfred,  18  j  6  a 

Charles,  11  j  6  a 

H.  W.,  7m  6e 

J.,  18  m  6/ 

John,  16  j  4  a 

Samuel,  19/  6  c 

Thos.  Wm.,  11  j  6  a 

Clarke,  Alfred,  11  m  8  c 

John,  1/6  c—14  m  12  c 

Clarkson,  Eli,  11  j  6  ar— 18 J  6  a 

Claxton,  J.  W.,  7m  6  c 

-  Clayton,  Henry,  26J  6  c 

John,  11m  8  c 

Olegg,  Frederick  Am  21m  8  d 


March  31, 1868.]    paij£be's  htdex  to  "  the  times  "  newspapeh. 


Ban 


Bankruptcies  {continued), 

Cloake,W.,29/6a 

Clothier,  Charles  Henry,  22  j  4  d 

Clnff,  Bamoel  Napoleon,  15  j  4  a — 14  m  12  c 

— *—  Coates,  Charles,  16  j  4  a 

Cobb,  Joseph,  4  j  6  a 

Cohen,  Levy,  26/  6-6 

Solomon,  8/  6  a 

Coldongh,  John,  21m  Qd 

Isaac,  Jan.,  4m  6  6 


Cole,  William  Francis,  25  m  6  6 

—  John,  29/ 6  a 
Coleman,  Charles,  29/  5  a 

—  James,  19/  6  c 

—  T.  Q.,22i4d 
W.,  11  m  8  c 


Collard,  John,  29i  6  a 

Colley,  H.,  25  j  5  e 

CoUings,  Joseph,  22  j  4  d 

— --  Collins,  H.,  21  m  8  c 

Mark,  19/  5c 

Bobert,  28m  5  b 

T.,  18j  6  a 

Thomas,  25  m  8  c 

W.M.,  15j  4  a 

Collinson,  Thomas,  28  m  5  d 

Colson,  John,  4  m  6  6 

— -  Coney,  Christopher,  8/6  6 

Cook,  Edw.,  &  Bobert  Martin,  ij  6  a 

Jonathan,  29/  5  a 

Biohard  Philip,  4j  6  a 

Bobert  Cloyce,  19/  5  c 

—  T.,29/56 

W.  P..1/6C 


8c 


Cooke,  George,  8/  6  b — George  Charles,  11  m 

Leonard,  4  j  6  a 

—  Bobert  Choyce,  29/  5  a 

—  Thomas  Bayliss,  25  j  6  e 
Cookman,  J.  J.,  22  j  4^ 
Cookson,  B.,  7  m  5  e 
Cooley,  C.  John,  22/  5  6 
Coombs,  James,  Ij  7  c— 4  j  6  a 
Coonan,  Edward,  16  j  4  a 
Cooper,  James,  29/  5  b 

—  Bichard,  18  j  6  a 

—  8.,  15/  7/ 

—  Thomas,  21m  8c 

—  W.  G.,  4m  66 

•  Cope,  Gregory,  4j  6  a 

—  Thomas,  8/  6  c 
William,  11^'  6  a 


—  Copner,  Thos.  Watkms,  &  David  Allen  Jones, 
12/ 5a 

—  Cordley,  William,  21m  8rf 

—  Comforth,  Thomas,  26/  6  6 

—  Comick,  Benben,  28  m  5  6 
■^  0b8ton»  Isaac,  8  j  4  6 
Cottell,  John,  26/  6  6 

—  Cottingham,  Edwin  Cotton,  7  m  5  c 

—  Cotton,  Charles,  11  m  8  c 
Bi,15j  4  a 


Conlston,  Evan,  18  m  5/ 

Conlter,  William,  1/  7  e 

Conlton,  Sarah,  4  m  6  6 

•  Courtney,  James,  11  j  Ca 


Bankruptoiea  (continued). 

Courtney,  Bobert  L.,  25m  8  c 

Cowan,  Demetrios,  29  j  6  a 

Cowbum,  James,  4j  6  a 

CowoiU,  W.,  19/5C 

Cowin,  Edward,  5/  6  6—29/  5  6 

Cowley,  Henry,  26/  6  6 

Cowtan,  Ge9rge,  7  m  5  c 

Cox,  T.,  28m  5  6 

William,  5/66 

Craddock,  Ernest  Arthur,  25  j  5  c 

Cradick,  Thomas,  5/  6  6^ 

Crage,  Thomas,  1/  6  c 

Craig,  George,  29  j  6  a 

Craigh,  T.,  29/  5  6 

Crake,  John,  12/  5  a 

Craker,  Charles,  1/6  c— 8/  6  a 

Cranch,  Wm.  G.,  25 j  6  e 

Crampton,  William  Norman,  22  j  4  d 

Crees,  H.,  12/  5  a 

Cribb,  Edw.,  Jun.,  4  j  6  a 

Crittenden,  Thomas,  28  m  5  c 

Crock,  Benjamin,  1/  6  c 

Crompton,  Thomas,  19/  5c 

Crook,  T.  H.,  15/  7/ 

Crooks,  George,  14  m  12  c 

Groom,  William,  29/  5  6 

Croot,  WilUam,  25  j  5  e 

Cross,  Charles  Henry,  If  Qc 

Edward  Livermore,  29/  5  a 

M.,  12/5a 

Orossfield,  James,  26/  6  e 

Crossingham,  W.,  11  j  6  a 

Crouoher,  Stephen,  11  m  8  c 

Crowther,  B.,  28m  5  6 

Crunkshaw,  W.,  12/  5  a 

— 1-  Cuddeford,  Adele,  11m  8c 
— —  Cue,  James,  14  m  12  c 
Cuflf,  Charles,  11  j  6  a 

Oun,  Henry,  14  m  12  c 

Cullen,  B.  C,  14  m  12  c 

Culverwell,  James,  26/  66 

Cunnew,  Henry,  4  j  6  a 

Cunnington,  H.,  25^'  5  e 

Curric,  N.  N.,  11  m  8c 

-  Curwen,  Wm.  Frederick,  25  j  5  e 

Oussons,  Edward  Coward,  14  m  12  c 

Cuthbert,  John  Hunt,  15  j  4  a 

Cutts,  George,  29/  5  6 

Dadd,  T.,  7m  5« 

Dainty,  Bichard,  25  m  8  c 

Dale,  G.,  15 j  4  a 

Daniel,  Bobert,  14  m  12  c 

Daniels,  William  H.,  7  m  5« 

D*Arcy,  John  M.,  25  m  8  c 

Darlington,  George  C,  25  j  6  # 

Dart,  G.W.,  28  m  5  6 

Davey,  Bobert  Mountain,  11  m  8  c 

David,  Griffith,  11m  8  c 

Davidson,  A.,  18  m  5/ 

Davies,  Edward,  8  j  4  6—21  m  8  d 

Ebenezer,  29  j  6  a 

J.,  28m  5  6 

J.  B.,  19/ 5  c 

J.  T.,  15i  4  a 

^-—  James,  18  m  5/ 


21 


Ban                        pat<meb's  index  to  "' 

PHB  TIMES  "  NEWSPAPBB.                  [ Jan.  1  to 

BankmptoieB  (continued), 
Daviea,  John,  6/6  6 

Baalcruptoies  (continued). 

Dudd,  Edwin,  4m  66 

Lewis,  4  j  6  a 

-5—  Dudgeon,  J.  H.,  &  G.  B.  Douglas,  8;  4  b 

Dudley,  Heniy,  19/  6  c 

Davis,  Charles,  18  j  6  a 

Woodward,  6/  6  a 

John,  29  j  6  a 

DueU,  Robert,  8/6  6 

John,  Jnn.,  1/  6  c 

Duff,  Robert,  14  m  12  c 

William,  18 j  6  a— 29i  6o 

Davy,  F.,  1/6  c 

Dulson,  James,  4  j  6  a 

Dunbar,  Alexander,  7w  6  c 

H.,l/6c 

J.,  12/  6  a 

Daws,  Augustus  Henry,  11  wi  8  c 

W.,4i  6a 

.  Dawson,  Bobert,  11  m  8  c 

Duncan,  S.  H.,  297  6  a 

Day,  George  Frederick,  8/6  6 

Dunn,  J.  H.,  4  m  6  6 

John,  4 j  6  a 

a^^i^i^    11  «■  a  ^ 

William,  26/  6  6 

Dunning,  William  Stephenson,  11  m  Be 

Deakin,  George,  11  m  8  c 

G.,14w  12  c 

Dunsford,  W.,  22/  6  c 

Dupre,  Ferdinand,  8/6  6 

Dean,  J..  Sj  4  6 

Durant,  L.  R.,  1/  6  c 

— James,  18  m  6/ 

Durrant,  Charles  Thomas  Dcbenham,  Am 

Deane,  John,  16  j  4  a 

66 

Dear,  William,  18  m  6/ 

Dulton,C.,  18m6/ 

Debank,  Robert,  22  j  4  d 

/l^^.^^     e  ^  c  L 

ureorge,  0/00 

Decent,  Samuel,  16/  76 

Deeks,  Bobert,  6/  6  a 

Dyer,  G.  H.  T.,  21m  %d 

John,  18  m  6/ 

Defries,  Samuel,  16^  4  a 

Dyke,  George  Pottow,  22/  6  6 

Degree,  Sophia  M.  A.,  21m  8o 

Dyson,  B.,  11  m  8  c 

Delany,  John,  12/  6  a 

Eager,  George,  21  m  8  d— 28  m  6  6 

Dendy,  William,  Jun..  11  j  6  a 

Bales,  John,  4  j  6  a 

Denmark,  WilUam,  26/  6  6 

Richard,  8/  6  a 

Denning,  Isaac,  18  j  6  a 

Eastwood,  William,  16/  7/ 

Dennis,  George,  14  m  12  c 

Eaton,  C,  16  j  4  a 

Dennison,  J.,  28  m  6  c 

Eaves,  Thomas,  1/  6  c 

Derbyshire,  George,  26  m  8  a 

Ebertsheuser,  J.,  6/  6  a 

Devereux,  Isabel,  22  j  4  d 

Echlin,  C.,4m  6  6 

Dickie,  Thos.  G.,7m  5e 

Eddisford,  Thomas,  14  m  12  c 

Dicklin,  T.,  26«  8c 

Edmondsr  James,  Bj  4  6 

Dimmock,  William  Charles,  14  m  12  c 

Edney,  William,  22 j  4d 

Ditchman,  William,  16/7/ 

Edwards,  Adams,  7  m  6  c 

Dix,  Samuel,  22/  6  c 

David,  4  j  6  a 

Dixon,  William  Henry,  6/  6  o 

fi/\f\rirr    *^0  -f   A  n 

Dobbin,  John,  25  j  6  e 

Dobson.  J.  <b  J   W    25  m,  R  r2 

Hnnrir    15  f  fi  /i 

Jjimrifl  d      1  4  m  1  f^  r 

J.,26m8d 

John  Parry,  6/66 

Samuel  Henry,  26/  11  b 

. S.,22/6c 

Dodda   H   L     7  m  f>  ^ 

TV^.^<.<.     10  ^    K.  ^ 

W.  George,  25  j  6  e 

Walter,  22/ 6  6 

Dodson,  William,  11  to  8  c 

Dodsworth,  W.,  15  j  4  a 

Willinm     0«i    4rl 

Elger,  John,  1/  6  c 

Doel,  William  Edward,  14  w  12  c 

Elliott,  E.,  28  m  6  6 

Doery,  A.,  Ij  6  c 

Francis,  14  m  12  c 

Doggett,  John,  11  wi  8  c 

John,  16 j  4  a 

Doggrell,  William,  Jun.,  18i  6  a 

William,  22/  6  c 

Doran,  Thomas,  22 j  4  d 

Ellis,  George,  8/6  6 

Dorman,  Thomas,  19/  6  c 

Douglas,  C.  M.  L.,  7  m  5/ 

/!L>^_^.  mu^.^^-    na  ^  ^  x. 

John,  12/  6  a— 11m  8  c 

Dovell,  Nathan.  OnriUe,  11  m  Sc 

Downey,  Patento,  28  to  3  6 

' Downs,  William,  8/66 

T^m.^miu  rp^_i^~  #.  ni...i^«  Ti^„^0^m    iKi  Aa 

Elms,  James,  4  j'  6  o 

Drabble,  S.,  7  TO  5e 

Emerson,  Joseph,  1^'  7  e 

Dransfield,  Robert,  14wi  12  c 

Emery,  John,  22/  6  6 

Entwistle,  WiUiam  Henry,  8/  6  a 

Draper,  W.,  4j  6  a 

Dresser,  J.,  29/  6  6 

Erridge,  H.  J.,  19/  6  c 

Drew,  George,  Jun.,  6/6  6 

Etheridge,  H.,  11;  6a 

Evans,  Henry,  4  j  6  a 

Drewett,  Thomas,  29/  6  a 

Drury,  Gkorge  Kelson,  12/  6  a 

22 

James,  8/  6  6—28  m  6  6 

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BankzxiptGies  {continued). 

BamkruptcieB  {contintLed), 

EyanB,  Thomas,  26 J  Be 

Foster,  Samuel,  29 j  6  a 

WillifiTYi    ^fifn   Ar 

^1  uuxkiu.  «i  tuucB,  or  O  A 

Everard,  G.  S.,  26/  6  6 

W.W.,7m5c 

ETennett,  William  Henry,  25  j  5e 

Pothergill.  J.,  29/6  6 

Eyes,  William,  8/- 6  & 

Fowler,  William,  1/  6  c 

Facey,  James,  1^*  7  c 

FowUe,  J.,4i  6  6 

T]ir{ii;«^   oi  •»  o  J 

G.  S.,  21m8<J 

Fox,  George,  21  m  8  d 

Fairbairn,  John,  18  j  6  a 

Fairbanks,  C.  B.,  7  m  6  « 

Francis,  T.,  18 j  6  a 

Fardell,  James,  4j  6  a 

Franklin,  Gershon,  8/  6  a 

Famworth,  Bichard,  19/  5  c 

flinrrfn'rfl     1  -t'   7  « 

Farrar,  John  Hudaon,  29/  6  b 

Frary,  Fanny,  16/  7/ 

.  FarreU,  Michael  Se  George,  1/  6  c 

Fraser,  T.,  16i  4  a 

Patrick,  12/  6  a 

W.J.,l/6c 

Farrer,  Thomas,  7  m  5e 

Fray,  B.,  15/  7/ 

Farringdon,  John,  14  m  12  c 

Frearson,  John,  26i  6  e 

Fanlkner,  John,  18m  5/ 

Freeman,  George,  29  f  5b 

Fawsett,  George,  22/  6  c 

G.H.,18^-6a 

Fear,  F.  Charles,  16 j  4  a 

James,  6/  6  6 

Fell,  Benj.  Sb  John,  6  m  6  6 

Frost,  Joseph,  25  j  5  c 

E.,  29/6a 

Fry,  J.  B.,  25m  8c 

Honnr   9^  'i  da 

WilUam,  llj  6  a 

Ferguson,  E.,  26/  6  c 

Fryer,  George,  16/  7/ 

James,  19/  6  c 

Fuller,  John,  11m  8  c 

John,  5/66 

John  Henry,  12/  6  a 

Featherstonhaugh,  Henry  Reginald,  26/  6  b 

Bobert,  12/6a 

—20  m  11/ 

W.,  4m  66 

Fiddian,  Richard,  14  m  12  c 

FulweU.  David,  22  j  4  d 

Field.  D.  C,  8/6  6 

Furbank,  Alfred,  4  m  6  6 

Furey,  Daniel,  12/  5  a 

Fumess,  John,  29/  5  6 

Thomas,  25j  6  e 

ViVtrir  Ftflwin    R  f  fi  7i 

Gale,  Christopher,  Urn  12  c 

W.  JabeE,26/6  6 

Arinrfrri    '^^  /  fi  r 

Fielden,  Alfred,  29/  5  6 

Fielding,  James,  12/  5  a 

T^U«    T       Q  2    A  1, 

Thomas,  14  m  12  c 

John,  5/ 6  6 

GaUand,  Henry,  16^  4  a 

Fieldsend,  Alfred,  4  m  6  6 

GaUard,  Edwin,  4  m  6  6 

Firth,  Joseph,  28  m  6  6     . 

Fishbum,  John,  8/6  6 

Gait,  Thomas,  15  j  4  a 

Gannaway,  Alfred  J.,  8/  6  a 

Gardiner,  Charles,  1/  6  c— 16/  7/ 

Fisher,  C.  N.,  11  j  6  a 

n-nnrfrn    QA  f  dh 

TfiTTt/^fT  TTmfVi    ^fl  m    fi  h 

T.,  4  j  6  6 

.  Gardner,  W.,  26  m  8  c 

Thomas,  14  m  12  c 

Garvey,  Francis,  28m  5  6 

Fifthwick,  Haworth,  19/  5  c 

Gash,  J.,  26/ 6  6 

Fitchett,  Joshua,  25  j  5  e 

Gaskin,  George,  15 j  4  a 

Fitzgerald,  William.  4^  6  a 

Gatliffe,  William  Goodman,  1/  6  c 

Fitzjobn,  John,  26/  6  6 

Gaunt,  Samuel,  15/  7/ 

Fitzroy,  C.  A.,  29j  6  a 

Gaved,  David,  &  W.  H.  Rackett,  25  j  5  e 

Fletcher,  George,  7m  Be 

Gay,  Jarvis,  21  m  8  d 

John,  25 J  5  e 

Gelderea,  M.  P.  V.,  Ij  7e 

Flinn.  Alfred,  28m  56 

George,  Francis,  8  j  4  6 

Flmtoff,  Thos.  Hebbron,  11  j  6  a 

John,  Jun.,  18  m  6/ 

Flohin,  Joseph,  29/  66 

P.,  11m  8c 

Flood,  WilUam,  29  j  6  a 

Floris,  George  B.,  28m  5  6 

William  26  f  6  6 

Gibb,J.,  28  m  5  c 

Flosch,  Feodore,  15  j  4  a 

Gibbings,  William,  25m  8c 

Floyd,  Dan.,  7  m  5  c 

Gibbons,  Emily.  29 j  6  a 

Foot,  Isaac,  Bj  4  6 

Gibbs.  0.,  11m  8  c 

Forbes,  D.,  29/ 6  6 

Gibson,  A.,  18i  6  6 

Forakut,  Thomas,  7m  5c 

H.,  llj  6  a 

Porster,  James,  26  m  8  c 

Gifford,  C,  15/  7/ 

Forsyth,  J.,  25i  Be 

Gilbert,  John,  4  m  66 

Fortune.  Thomas,  29/  5  a 

Giles,  B.,18i  6  a 

Foster,  Alfred,  19/  5  c 

. .   Williflm    4  i  A  /r 

Robert,  22i  4d 

Gilet,  Alphonee,  8/  6  a 

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Bankruptoiefl  (continued). 

Gilly,  Fred.  Dawson,  11  j  6  a 

Ginger,  Thomas,  29  /  5  a 

Glasspool,  George,  14  m  12  c 

Gleadall,  Thomas,  29  j  6  a 

Gledhill,  Joseph,  25  j  5  0 

W.,  22/6C 

GloTer,  Henry,  11  m  8  c 

William  James  8.,  1/  6  c 


Godsall,  George,  25 j  Be 

Goforth,  John,  26/  6  b 

Golding,  Henry,  29/  6  a 

Goldsmith,  Alfred,  22/  66 

W.,  12/6a 

Gomez,  A.  G.  C,  29/  6  a 

Goodaore,  Samuel,  26/  6  6 

Goodall,  James,  21m  Bd 

Goodwin,  Richard  C,  29/  5a 

Gorman,  M.  A.,  22 j  4  d 

Gosling,  George,  8/6  6 

Gonld,  Hariot,  4  to  6  6 

Gonlden,  Thomas,  12/  5  a 

Goulett,  G.  0.  E.  Deft.,  28  to  6  6 

— —  Gower,  Thomas,  Sj  4  6 

Grady,  Thomas  Westron,  8/  6  a 

Graham,  Charles,  18  j  6  a 


Charles  Joseph,  1/70 
-^    "  "         i  Ad 


H.  C.  T.,  22  j 

H.  W.,  22j  4  d 

John,  29/  5  6 

R.,  4j  6  a 

Grant,  A.,  19/  5  c 

Robert,  29/  5  a 

W.H.,8j  46 

-  Grayeson,  William,  22/  5  e 

Gray,  A.,  28  to  56 

Arthur  Baldrey,  19/  6  c 

David,  21  TO  8  d 

John,  Jun.,  26/  6  6 

R.,8/66 

Greayes,  T.  H.,  28  to  6  6 

John,  29j  6  a 

William  Carlisle,  19/  6  e 

Green,  Alfred,  1  /  6  c 

B.,  21  TO  8  d 

Edward  Kersey,  1/  6  c 

John,  8i  4  6 

William  Henry,  25  to  8  c 

Greenland,  Joseph,  11  j  6  a 

W.,  Jun.,  21  TO  Sd 


Grcig,  W.,  14 TO  12  c 

Gregory,  John,  15/  7/ 

Gribble,  William,  1/  6  c 

Giiffiths,  Elizabeth,  1/  6  c 

John,  22  j  4  d 

J.  R.,  15/  7/ 

Owen,  29/  5  a 

Samuel,  12/  5  a 

Thomas,  8/66 

Grimwood,  Edward,  19/  5  c 

Groeott,  George,  19/  6  c 

Groocock,  John,  29/56 

Grosse,  Alfred  John,  29/  5  6 

Grover,  George  F.,  15/  7/ 

Groves,  Thomas,  8/  6  6—26/  6  6 

-  Guerrier,  Samuel,  15/7/ 

?4 


Bankraptdet  {continued), 

-  Guest,  Joseph,  4  to  66 

Robert,  IBj  6a 

Thomas,  26  to  8  c 

Gmyer,  Daniel,  11  to  8  c 

GulHck,  William  J.,  28to  66 

Gunn,  Nathaniel,  8/6  6 

Guy,  George,  26  j  5  e 

Gybbon,  F.  Spilsbury,  14  m  12  c 

Hadwen,  J.,  12/  5  a 

Haggar,  Josiah,  7  m  5  e 

Hague,  Wm.  Bowden,  14  m  12  c 

Haigh,  Darius,  25  j  5  e 

Hailstones,  A.,  29/  6  6 

Halbert,  H.,  25  j  5e 

Hale,  Emily,  19/  5  e 

W.,  29/  5  a 

Hales,  Sir  Nathaniel,  8^  6  a 

Hall,  Emma  Perren,  18j  6  a 

F.H.,29/6a 

G.,l/6c 

H.,2lTO  Bd 

P.,  25  j  5  e 

Robert,  29/ 66 

Hallas,  Thos.,  29i  6  a 

Halle,  L.,  29/  6  a 

Halliday,  Benj.  Williamson,  29j  6  a 

W.,  is  Son,  29i  6  a— 12/  6  a 

Halton,  George  Francis,  22/5  6 

Hamil,  George,  29  j  6  a 

Hamilton,  J.,  Ij  7  «— 1/  6  c 

WiUiam,  Ij  7e 

Hamlet,  James  Richard,  11  to  8  c 

Hamlyn,  Wm.  Henry,  29/  6  6 

Hammersley,  Joseph,  16  j  4  a 

Hammerton,  Joseph,  29  J  6  a 

Hammon,  Wm.  Augustus,  22/  6  6 

Hammond,  Henry,  5/6  6 

Hancock,  Fcancis  William,  11  m  8  c 

G.,4to  66 


Hanick,  R.,  29/  6  a 

Hanking,  Joseph,  15/7/ 

Hanley,  George,  25  j  5  e 

Michael,  11  to  8  c 

Hannah,  Alex.,  &  William  Patterson,  25; 

Harbron,T.  P.  25 to  8c 

Harcum,  Fred.  William,  26  j  5  e 

Hardie,  Jsmes,  ij  6  a 

Hardmg,  Dayid,  11  j  6  a 

J.W..4J  6a 

William,  22 j  id 

Hardman,  Ohwries  Leonard,  19/  6  c 

Hardy,  Fanny,  19/  6  c 

Hargreares,  Hargreaves,  7  m  6  c 

Harley,  George,  12/  5  a 

•: Harman,  Geo.,  18  j  6  a 

Hannsworth,  0.,  4  j  6a 

Harper,  David,  4  to  6  6 

James,  19/  6  c 

Wifliam  John,  5/6  6 

Harrel,  Philip,  28to  6  6 

Harris,  F.,  12/ 6  o 

George  Britton,  8/6  6 

Herbert,  28  to  5  6 

Philip  John^  1/  6c 

B.  H.,  4j  6a 


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Bankruptcies  {continued). 

Bajikruptcies  (continued). 

Hams,  Sosannah,  14  m  12  e 

Hilbert,  Edw.  Thomas,  11m  8c 

Harrison,  E.,  29/  6  b 

Hill,  George,  19/ 5  c 

James,  6/6  6 

J.  H.,  18 j  6  a 

Hart,  A.,  29/  6  6 

J.  R.  &R.,  6/6  6 

John,  29  j  6  a 

Isaac,  25  m  8  c 

R.,29/5  6 

Hartland,  Moses  Hinton,  15  J  4  a 

Samuel,  18 J  6  a 

Hartle.  B.,  15/  7/ 

William,  29  j  6  a- 15/  7/ 

Hartley,  Joseph,  15/  7/ 

W.  H.,  29/6a 

T.,4to  6  6 

Hinde,  George,  29/  6  6 

Harrey,  William,  26/  6  6 

Hindle,  John,  15/  7/ 

X*  j«,^.;3  \Kr     i  Q  ^   c  ^ 

Hioms,  G.,  21  TO  8  d 

Hitchcocks,  George,  7  to  5  d 

T.,li7« 

Haskell,  Jesse,  5/66 

Hitchings,  Joseph  Henry,  4  m  6  6 

Hattersley,  Hattersley  &  Gfaham,  26/  6  6 

Hoadley,  Thomas,  11  j  6  a 

Hatton,J.  L..7w5tf 

Hoar,  Willism,  29/  6  6 

Hawgood,  Henry,  14  m  12  c 

Hobbs,  George,  12/  5  a 

Hawkins,  C,  1/  6c 

James,  25  j  5  e 

WilHnm    9^i  An 

Hobson,  John,  26  to  8  c 

Hocken,  Henry,  19  j  6  a 

Haworth,  Abraham,  8j  4  6 

—  Hayes,  Alfred,  7  m  5  « 

Hodge,  P.  Robson,  11  to  8  c 

Hayley,  R.  M.,  14  to  12  c 

Richard,  19/ 6  c 

Haylor,  William,  7  m  6  « 

Hodgetts,  John,  21m  Qd 

Hayman,  Henry,  25  m  8  c 

Hodgkinson,  Paul,  7m  5e 

Haynes,  William,  15  j  4  a 

—  Hodgson,  Joseph,  28  m  6  6 

Hays,  William,  Jnn.,  22j  4c2 

William,  6/6  6 

Hayward,  Charles  J.,  21to  8<J 

Hodnet,  John,  8;  4  6 

rTrnrrrn    "^'i  -S   f\  rt 

Hodson,  Joseph  Awty,  18  j  6  • 

R.,  8/6o 

Holdsworth,  W.,  4to  6  6 

Haywood,  John,  Jan.,  4?*  6  a 

— -  Holford,  Thomas,  22  j  4  d 

Head,  Richard,  8  j  46 

Holgate,  Benjaaiin,  28to  6  6 

Heal,  Edwin,  8  j  4  6 

Hollings,  Samuel,  29/  6  6 

,    ,        "WillinTn    T?  /  7  f 

HoUingsworth,  Wm.  S.,  1/  6c 

Heather,  Elizabeth,  11 J  6  a 

Holloway,  James,  12/  6  a 

— ^  Heatley,  Samuel,  7m  5  e 

Holmes,  Edwin,  4  j  6  a 

Heayiside,  Josh.,  7  m  5  « 

James,  26/  6  6 

Hebden,  John,  28  m  5  6 

Holt,  John,  21m  Sd 

Helliwell,  John,  25m  8c 

John  Henry,  21m  Sd 

Helsdon,  J.,  21m  Sd 

Thomas,  11  to  8  c 

Henderson,  A.  G.,  12/  5  a 

Hooper,  Alfred  George,  7  to  5  c 

J.,  21m  Sd 

Hooker,  John  H.,  11  to  8  c 

Robert,  11m  8c 

Hope,  John,  18  m  6/ 

WilHam,  15/  7/ 

Hopkins,  John  William,  28  m  5  6 

Hendry,  WilKam,  29/  6  a 

Horrex,  E.,  Ij  7e 

Hensman,  Charles,  15  j  4  a 

Horsey,  Eli,  29.7  6a 

Henyille,  Edward,  25  j  5  e 

ftrnrc-ft    Ifi  /  7  f 

'  \Tcur^c,  *-vj    1  J 

Henwood,  John,  18  m  5/ 

Hough,  Henry,  29^  6  a 

Herbert,  E.,  14m  12c 

Houlden,  Martin,  25  j  6  e 

Herrick,  Edwin,  29  j  6  a 

Wilson,  4  j  6  a 

Hersee,  Frederick,  29  j  6  a 

Houlding,  John,  ISj  6  a 

Hescltine,  James  Whetton,  22 j  id 

Houston,  W.,  29 j  6  a 

Hcsketh,  Thomas,  29  j  6  a 

Howard,  Edward,  11  j  6  a 

Heward,  Thomas,  26  j  11  d 

E.  M.,  28m  5  6 

Hewitson,  George,  16/  7/ 

Heywood,  J.,  29/  6  6 

Wm.Liddell,  19/5C 

Howaxth,  Wm..  18  i  6  a 

William,  18  j  6  a 


Hcpworth,  Robert,  18  m  5/ 
Hibbert,  Frederick,  28m  5  6 
Hickling,  Dayid,  29/  6  6 

—  Mundy,  26 j  5  e 

Hicks,  Frederick  Heniy,  22/  6  b 
'  Hiekton,  Jonathan,  12/  5  a 

•  Higginson,  J.»  12/  6  a— 22/  5  c 

—  John,  11  m  8  c 

•  Highley,  Samuel,  19/  6  c 


Howell,  James,  1/  6  c 

Howes,  James,  8  ?  6  a 

Howie,  A.,  7 TO  6/ 

Howkins,  John,  15  j  4  a 

Howse,  W.,  7m  6e 

Howsham,  William,  28m  5  6 

Hucker,  George,  19/  5  c 

Hughes,  Benjamin,  15  j  4  a 

G.  G.,  21m  8d 

H.,  28to  5  6 


25 


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BankruptoieB  {eontinued). 

Haghes,  Henry,  18/  6  a 

Hu'-h  29?  id 

Jenkins,  Daoiel,  19/  6c 

E.,  19/5c 

Elizabeth,  26i  6  cl 

Tnnrmh  Fniriff    Rf  firr 

Tnhn   4  m  6  J*) 

Richard,  15i  4  a 

flamnel,  21m  Sd 

Jennings,  Richard  Wm.,  26  J  5  e 

ThomaB,  Ij  7e 

William  IS  f  7  f 

William  Kami.  86/66 

Holbert,  Henry  William,  29  j  6  a 

Humphrey,  Alexander,  22j  4  d 

Jessop,  Joshua,  29  J  6  a 

Humphreys,  Robert,  22  j  4  d 

JeYon,  H.,  4m  66 

Humphries,  W.M.,  19/ 6  c 

JeTons,  James,  22  j  4  d 

Hunt,  Charles,  4  m  66 

Jobling,  WiUiam,  15/  7/ 

G.,  18  m  6/ 

Jobson,  J.  A.,  12/  6  a 

Hunter,  J.,  Sj  4b^Wj  4  a— 15/  7/ 

Johanning.  G.  A.  B.,  If  6  c 

Thomas,  4m  6  & 

John,  Lewis,  26  j  6  e 

W.,  15j  4a^25m  8d 

Johns,  John,  21iii  84 

Huntley,  James,  7  m  6  e 

Johnson,  Edwin  George,  18^'  6  a 

Hurdon,  James,  4j  6a 

Hurst,  Ambrose  Maude,  Sf  6a 

dnoren    f\fRh 

George  Hilditch,  5/  6  a 

Hurton,  John,  14  m  12  c 

James,  18m  5/ 

Hutohings,  Heniy  Lee,  18  m  6/ 

John,  26m  8c 

Hutchison,  Robert,  22/  5  c 

Samuel.  29/  5  6 

Thomas,  26/  6  6 

Thomas,  Bj  4  6—1/  6  e 

Hutt,  George,  8/  6rt 

WilHam,  22/  5 c-11  m  Sc 

Hutton— r;»<  Day  Newspaper,  30  m  11  a 

Johnston,  Weir,  11 J  6  a 

Icke,  Edward,  Sj  4  b 

Johnstone,  John,  8/66 

Hes,  George,  4  m  6  6 

Joiner,  J.  Albert,  21  m  8  <f 

Inder,  Robert,  22/  6  b 

Jones,  Charles  Griffiths,  22  J  44 

Ingarfill,  John,  6/  6 a 

David,  7m  6c 

Ingham,  James,  25  j  5  c 

E..  14  m  12c 

Ingram,  J.  H.,  29/66 

Innes,  R.,  ij  6  b 

Elizabeth,  29/  5  6 

Tsherwood,  Samuel,  29/  5  6 

Frederick,  28  m  6  6 

Isitt,  John,  18  m  6/ 

Izant,  William  Henry,  25  m  8  c 

Hnnrr   f)  t   1  ft 

J.,  Ij  7  c— 16/  7/— 29/  6  6— 7  HI  6  c 

Jack,  D.,  8/6  6 

Tnhn  Filwin    't*)  f  K  n 

Jackinan,  Joseph,  Sen.,  22/  6  c 

— —  Jackson,  Charles,  11  j  6  a 

PVifirlrn  TTrnrr    9R  rrt  ^  h 

V      14  m   10  r 

E.  T.  B.,  &  G.  Chaflfer,  4m  66 

J.W.,  l/6c 

'd:>u^.j    or  ^   o  ^ 

Stephen  T.,  18  m  6/ 

Steadman,  14  m  12  c 

T..  12/  6  a 

Thomas,  28m  6  6 

Thomas,  IJ  7  c— 11 »  8  q 

..  —     .  Willinm    7  tit   R  (• 

T    n     11  «n  R/* 

Wm.,  and  R.  Smith,  11m  8  c 

Jacobi,  8.,  8/6  6 

—"    X.  Vy.,  J.X  Til    o  c 

.  William     fli  4h 111  Aa     .041 1  A  ii.^.S6  f 

Jacobs,  A.  J..  15/  7/ 

66— 21m8d 

Joshua,  19/  6  c 

S.,  11m  8  c 

Jordan,  W.,  26  j  6  e 

James,  William,  18  j  6  a 

Jose,  Francis,  16  j  4  a 

W.H.,  29/ 6a 

Jowett,  Daniel,  4m  6  6 

r- W.M.,7m6c 

J.,  11m  8c 

W.T.,  Ij  5c 

Judson.  Edward,  22/  6  « 

Jameson,  Wm.  H.,  28m  5  6 

Jukes,  George  Weston,  29J  6  a 

Jamieson,  George  D.,  26  m  8c 

—  Jupe,  John,  18  m  6/ 

W.,  11  m  8  c 

Jupp,  C,  19/6c 

Jarman,  Thomas,  29/  6  6 

Thomas,  28  m  5  6 

Jarvis,  J.,  4  j  6  a 

.  .  .           Wniinm  PhnrIrA    1  ^  fi  /* 

Eaye,  N.,  Appleyard.  Baville,  Asbirartii  U 

Hali&x,  4m  66 
Keen,  Thomas,  22/  5  6 

Jefoott,  William,  5/66 

^-^  Jefferson,  Joseph,  28  m  6  6 

Eeenaa,  Patrick,  19/  6  a 

Jeffrey,  R.,  28  m  6  c 

Keene,  John,  lli  6  a 

Jofis,  Edward  James,  28  m  5  6 

Keenon,  B.,  Juu.,  22 j  4  d 

Jelly,  William,  18  j  6  a 

-  Jenkin,  W.  J.,  15/  7/ 

Keetley,R.,6/66 

Kelly,John,26fii8c 

March  81, 1868.']    vjjmxb'$  unrax  to  "thb  wmes' 


ITEWSPAFEB. 


Ban 


BaakraptoiM  (continued). 

Kdly,  Joseph  Edwazd,  29/  55 

M.,29/66 

Kennedy,  Daiid,  25j  6s 

Kensett,  WlHam,  16 j  la 

KensO,  William,  29  j  6  a 

Kentish,  Thomas,  26/  6fr 

Kenway,  Charles  Heaiht  4^'  6  a 

Kenum,  John,  26/  6  h 

Kerr,  F.,  29/ 6  6 

Kenison,  Henry  T.,  6/66 

Kerridge,  J.,  19/  1  a 

Kerslake,  William,  1/  6c 

Kewley,  William,  8/6  6 

Kialhnark,  Geo.  B.,  29j  6  a 

~—  Kidner,  Simon,  4  m  6  6 

Kimber,  George,  16/  7/ 

King,  Alfred,  ISJ  6a 

Charles,  22i  Ad 

T.,l/6c 

William,  28itt  6  » 

Kingston,  Charles,  26  j  5  e 

EobertF.,  16^  4a 

Kirby,  John,  29/  5  h 

R.,29i  6a 

Kirk,  Wilson,  29i  6  ^ 

Kirkham,  Thos.  Dale,  14  m  12  c 

Kitson,  George,  8 j  4  h 

Knaggs,  Biohard  &  Wm.,  5/  6  & 

Knapton,  Samnel,  19/  1  a 

Knell,  Abraham,  28in  6b 

Knight,  George,  19/  5  e 

G.  B.,  25ot  8c 

• John,  18 J  6  a 

Knights,  T.  P.,  28fii  66 

Knott,  John,  18  J  6  a 

• Knowles,  Eleazar  Thos.,  Jnn.,  and  Beaben, 

21m  8({ 

George,  8  j  4fr 

Knox,  Bobert,  7m  6a 

Lack,  Joseph  Henry,  4j  6  a 

Laoroiz,  B.  V.,  4j  6  a 

Ladd,J.,  28m  6h 

Laeser,  Joseph,  26/  6  b 

• Lamb,  Thomas,  26/  6  b 

Lambert,  Charles,  14 »  12  c 

J.  16/  7/ 

■  Jas.  Wm.,  26/  6  b 

' —  Lampray,  Thomas,  22/  6c 

Lane,  Charles,  28  m  6  & 

J.,  28m  6  b 

Langley,  Joseph  Wildsmith,  1/  6  c 

W.S.,li7c  "^ 

Langridge,  W.,  12/  6  a 

Langton,  John  James,  29/  6  a 

- —  Lanham,  John  George,  18j  6  a 
- —  Lanyon,  "Vraiiam,  8/  66 

Lapthom,  G.,  26/  6  6 

Latoham,  Bobert,  7  m  6  c 

Latham,  James,  26  j  6c 

Biohard,  26/  6  6 

Wm.  James,  22/  6  c 

• —  Lanber,  Ludwig,  21  m  8  d 
LaTater,  Joseph,  26  ^  6  « 

-  Law,  J.,  19/ 6  c 

■ —  l4kW8on,  Williaiii,  21m  8  d 


BaiikraptoieB  (continued). 

Lawton,  Ben.,  8/6  6 

Lazenby,  Henry,  6/66 

Lea,  James,  28  m  6  6 

Leary,  Bobert  Eli,  Sen.,  ISj  4  a 

Leadc,  James,  29  j  6  a 

La  Bert,  George  Soholta,  29j  6  a 

Leddy,  Peter,'16/  7/ 

Lee,  Albert,  26  m  8c 

Andrew,  1/  6  c 

P.,  26i  6  c 

John,  8/  6  a 


Leeland,  Bobert,  29 J  6  a 

Lees,  James,  18  m  6/ 

Lemon,  Thos.,  Jun.,  14m  12c 

Lempriere,  P.  P.,  15/  7/ 

Lent,  George,  19/  5  e 

Le  Tall,  B.,  18  j  6  a 

Leyeine,  Isaac,  26/  6  6 

• Leyer,  Adam,  29/66 

Leyy,  Henry  Pehayia,  1/  6  c 

■ Lewis,  Arthur  Percy,  29/  6  a 

■   ■  Elizabeth  Sarah,  7  m  5  e 

J.  A.,  16/  7/~19/  6  c 

Bichard,  8j  46 

• Lewtas,  Thomas  18 j  6  a 

. LiddeU,  John  W.,  29/6  a 

Light,  James,  18/  6  a 

Lilliorap,  Bobt.,  &  WilKam  Pearey,  8  ?  4  6 

Lillie  &  Son,  J.,  28  m  6  c 

Lillyman,  Absalom,  8^  4  6 

Lincoln,  John,  11  j  6  a 

— ^  Lindley,  Edward,  14  m  12  c 

Lindsay,  C,  22/  6  c 

Lindsey,  Frederick,  16  j  4  a 

John,  4  m  6  6 


Linthwaite,  George,  29/  6  6 
Lintott,  William,  26/  66 
Littlefiair,  John,  6/66 
Llewellyn,  George,  28  m  56 
Lloyd,  Alfred,  29/  6  d 
—  Frederick,  1/  6  c 
Llewelyn,  26 j  6  e 


Loader,  Alfred,  22  J  4  d 

Lockett,  William,  26/  66 

•  Lodge,  Beaben,  22/  6  c 

London,  Joseph,  11 J  6  a 

Longley,  0.  &  J.  0.,  26  m  8  c 

Lord,  William,  22^'  4  d 

— —  Lorimer,  J.,  14  m  12  c 
Louis,  Henry,  29/  6  a 

Lovatt,  George,  lly  6  a 

Loveland,  Charles,  11  j  6  a 

Lowe,  F.,  Ij  7  e 

Balph,  D.,22i  Ad 

Bichard,  29  j  6  a 

Samuel,  8/  6  a 


Lowman,  John  H.,  2 

Lucas,  T.,  21m  Sd 

Thomas,  Bj  4  6 


m  Cc 


Lugar,  Charles  Lucas,  25  m  8  c 

Lugg,  Bobert,  &  James  Price  Morgan,   12/ 

5a 
—  Lumby,  Brealey,  21m  8  d 
— —  Lumsden,  J.,  28  m  6  c 
-T—  Lunan,  John,  22/  5  c 

D  2  27 


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PiXMEB'S   INDEX  TO   "THE  TIMES "  JTEWSPXPEB. 


[Jan.  1  to 


BankruptoieB  {continued)* 
Lunn,  C,  8  j  4  6 

Wmiam,12/6a 

Lnngley,  W.  T.  S.,  Bj  4  6 

Lupton,  Samnel,  29/  5  & 

Luscombe,  George,  Sj  4  6 

Luxford»  William,  29  j  6  a 

Lynch,  John,  21m  Sd 

Maas,  J.,  19/  6  c 

Maber,  James,  25m  Sc 

Mabflon,  William  R.,  15  j  4  a 

Macbean,  J.,  18  j  6  6 

Machar,  J.,  8/66 

Maohen,  S.,  29 j  6  a 

Mackay,  James,  7  m  5  e 

J.  &  C.  J.,  8 j  4  b 

Mackenzie,  Henry,  7m  5e 

Mackinnon,  D.,  7  w  5/ 

Maclean,  Patrick  Gordon,  4  wi  6  6 

Macnab,  — ,  &  Co.,  15/  7/ 

Macrae,  D.,  Ij  7  e 

Macrea,  Alexander,  25j5e 

Colin,  25 j  5  e 

Madden,  James,  25  m  8  e 

Malenoir,  John,  Jun.,  6/  6  a 

Mancell,  T.,  26»i  8  c 

Manchee,  D.,  21m  Sd 

MandeTille,  John  Henry,  29/  6  a 

Mann,  Joseph,  29/  6  a 

T.,  19/5C 

Walter,  26  w  8  c 

Mansbridge,  Thomas,  6/  6  a 

March,  John,  15/  7/ 

Mare,  Charles  John,  Ij  7  e 

Margetts,  H.,  8/  6  a 

Markham,  Joseph,  11  j  6  a 

Markland,  William,  18  m  5/ 

Marks,  Samnel,  14  w  12  c 

William,  12/  5  a 

Marland,  Jonas  &  Robert,  19/  5  c 

MaroUs,  Samuel  Edward,  2Qm  5b 

Marriott,  J.  T.,  5/6  6 

Mars,  Lewis,  29/  6  6 

Marsden,  Mary,  21  m  8  d 

Robert,  13/  7/ 


Marsh,J.  H.  P.,  4  m  6  6 
Marshall,  Frank,  14  m  12  c 

—  R.W.,  Ij  7e 

—  W.,7m  5c 

—  William,  12/ 6  a 
Martell,  Thomas,  4  m  6  6 
Martin,  Henry,  25  m  8  c 

—  Thomas,  29  j  6  a 
Marvin,  Matthew,  4  m  6  6 
Mason,  Frederick,  8/  6  6 

—  George,  26/  6  6 

—  J.,  12/ 5  a 

—  John  Gumey,  29/  5  a 

—  J.  J.,  25m  8c 
Masters,  C,  12/  5  a 

William  Bryan,  18  m  5/ 


Mathew,  Geo.  Felton,  Ij  7  e 

Matthews,  A.  Wm.,  ISj  6  a 

James,  21  m  8  d 

Joseph,  18 j  6  a 

William,  4  j  6  a 


Bankruptcies  (continued), 

Maxted,  Edw.  F.,  11  j  6  a 

Maxwell,  William,  25  j  6  e 

May,  Henry  Drew,  25 j  5  e 

James,  18 j  6  a 

Mayer,  Marens,  15/  lid 

Maynard,  Edward,  29/  6  a 

M'Bain,  Lewis,  Hm  12c 

M'Cabe,  John,  12/  6  a 

M'Callnm,  J.  L.,  16/  4  a 

M'Crea.  J.  B.,  8  j  4  6 

M*Oreadie,  J.,  26/  6  c 

M'Donald,  A.,  11  j  6  6 

0.,5/66 

Dan,  otherwise  Donald,  8/66 

J.,  26/ 6  c 

J.,  21m  Sd 

John  Andrew,  26  j  6  e 

M*Dongal,  James,  4  m  6  6 

M'Edward,  J.,  26/6c 

M'Ewan,  W.,  14  m  12  c 

M'Gingen,  8.  J,  and  K.,  12/  5  a 

M'Kay,  Robert,  ISj  4  a 

M*Kenzie,  G.,  25  j  5  e 

M'Laren,  James,  14  m  12  c 

M'Lay,  R.,8j  4% 

W.,  18J66 

M'Lean,  Robert,  8j  4  6 

M'Leish,  J.,*^9  j  6  a 

M'Leod,  Wm.  Benj.,  11  j  6  a 

M'Loughlin,  Francis  P.,  25/  5  e 

M'Master,  Joseph,  7/  11  c 

M'Phail,  J.,  25j  5e 

M'Swyny,  Felix,  1/  6  c 

M'Watters,  T.,  5/6  6 

Meacham,  G.,  1  j  7e 

Mead,  Charles,  15/  7/ 

Mehta  &  Geo.  R.  Goldie,  15/  11  d 

Melhado,  Alfred,  22  j  4d 

Mellor,  Mark,  22  j  4<1 

Robert,  8/6  6 

Memmott,  Wilfred,  18  m  5/ 

Mendel,  Samnel,  25  j  5  e 

Meredith,  Charles,  28  m  6  6 

Middleton,  L.  M.,  21m  8  d 

Miles,  John,  1/  6  c 

Millar,  T.  T.,  22 j  id 

Miller,  H.,  4  m  6  6 

'  John,  25  m  8  c 

W.,  4i  6  6—19/  5a 

Mills,  Alfred,  22/  5c— 11  m  8c 

Edward,  18  m  5/ 

George,  1  j  6  c 

Henry,  16/  7  6 

James,  4  j  6  a 

William,  21m  8  d 

Milne,  A.,  26/ 6  c 

J.,  7m  5/ 

J.,  Uj  6o— 14  m  12  c 


MUner,  Abraham,  29  j  6  a 
—  James  Forman,  19/  5  c 
William  6/6  6 


Milnes,  John  Hargreaves,  18  j  6  a 

—  Milsom,  Isaac,  6/66 

Milsted,  Albert,  ex  parte  Jorey,  13  m  U  ^ 

Mitchell,  Elizabeth,  22^  4  d 


Harch  31, 1868.]    paxkeb's  ivbex  to  '^  the  timsa  "  mswsPAPSB. 


Ban 


Baakmptoies  {continued). 

MitoheU,  Henry  Edward,  2Sj  Be 

Hyam,  26/  66 

John,  29  j  6  a— 12/  5  a 

John  Smyth,  26/  6  6 

Samnel,  29/  6  h 

W.,  6/  6  a 

Mofl&it,  A.,  22i  id 

Molynenz,  John,  11  i?i  8  c 

R.  Ss  M.,  22  j  4a 

Hoore,  Edward  Btace,  29/  5  a 

W.,  18  m  6/ 


Morgan,  Charles,  8/66 

D.,6/66 

Eyan,  18  j  6  a 

J..  Hi  6  6 

James,  29  j  6  a 

John,  6/66 

J.  E.,  19/ 6c 

Bees,  Jnn.,  8^  4  6 

Morgan,  G.,  12/  6  a 

William,  11^  6  a 

Morgans,  Eliza,  26/  6  6 

Morley,  Geo.,  14  m  12  c 

.  Morris,  David,  16/  7/ 

Henry,  21  m  8  <i     ^ 

-  Morrison,  L.  L.,  18^  6  a 

" Thomas,  26m  8c 

——  Morse,  George,  11  j  6  a 
W.,  l/6c 

Mortimer,  W.,  26m  8c 

■ Moseley,  Mary,  18 j  6  a 

Moagne,  Charles  Francis,  25  m  8  c 

Mowhray,  Harriet,  29/  6  6 

Mnggeridge,  William  J.,  16 j  4  a 

Mnggleton,  George,  16/7/ 

MnS,C.  S.W.,6/66 

J.,  21m  8  d 

J.  D.,  22/ 6  c 

Mnller,  B.,  11m  8  c 

Mnllineanx,  John,  18^  6  a 

Mnnns,  Francis,  26/  6  6 

Monro,  B.,  8j  4  6 

Mnnson,  WilUam,  16^  4  a 

Mnrcott,  John,  Jos,  Wright  &£dw.  Haddock, 

28m  66 

Mnrdock,  W.,  19/  6  d 

-  Mnrray,  James,  Q2f  6c 

John,  4m  66 

W.,22/6c 

Mnrtagfa,  James,  16j  4a  j 

Maspratt,  C.  H.,  21m  Sd 

' Matton,  John,  18  m  6/ 

Myers,  Solomon,  11  j  6  a 

Naismith,  J.,  26/  6  a 

Nassau,  George,  21  m  8  d 

Nathan,  J.,  &  S.  Levy,  29  j  6  a 

Neal,  John,  1  j  6  c 

Thomas,  6/66 

■—^  Neall,  George,  26  m  8  c 

KealoB,  J.,  21m  8(2 

Keaye,  D.,  29  j  6  a 

' Thomas  LiTewell,  28m  66 

Needham,  Elizaheth,  18  m  6/ 

' J.,  18i  6  a 

■      Thomas  Bichard^  25;  60 


Baiikruptcies  ( 

Neesham,  Geo.,  &  Henry  Phxlby,  12/  6  a 

Neil,  Thomas,  8/6  6 

Nevard,  WilUam,  1/  6  c 

Newbold,  John,  28  m  6  6 

Newcomb,  Joseph  Baker,  11  m  8  c 

Newton,  Benjamin,  21  m  8  d 

John,  8  j  4  6 

Nicholas,  Darid,  18 j  6  a 

Biohard,  22/  5  c 

Nichols,  Biohard,  11 J  6  a 

—  Nicholson,  Edw.  Pearson,  25  m  8  c 
F.,  18i  6  a 


NieoUs,  William,  IBj  6  a 

Nieass,  William,  16  j  4  a 

Nightingale,  James,  22  j  4  d— 11  m  8  # 

Thomas,  29^  6  a 

Nixon,  John,  Hi'  6 a 

S.,  25 j  6  e 


Nobbs,  Edwin  Alfred,  11  j  6  a 

Nolan,  James,  Ij  7  e 

North,  Arthur  John,  4  m  6  6 

Norton,  Elijah,  22j  Ad 

-  Nowell,  George,  28  m  6  6 

Norse,  James,  14  m  12  c 

Notton,  John,  11  m  8  c 

Cakes,  Balph,  6/6  6 

Oakford,  Thomas,  7  m  6  c 

Oakley,  John,  6/6  6 

William,  8/ 6a 

O'Brien,  Jeremiah,  8/6  6 

-  Ockmore,  James,  ISj  6  a 
Michael,  Sj  4  6 

-  Ogden,  John,  18j  6a 

Oldfield,  J.  J.,  7m  6  c 

Oldham,  John,  26m  8  c 

John,  Jon.,  &  Adam  Bell,  1/  6  c 

Olivry,  Clement  Cirille,  8/60 

Oppy,  Christopher,  26  j  5«— 12/  6  a 

Orbell,  Samuel,  6/  6  a 

Orton,  Elizabeth,  5/66 

Osbirton,  S.,  14  m  12  c 

Osborne,  George,  14j  11  c 

Ostler,  Jas.,  &  Jas.  Smart,  11  j  6  a 

Oswin,  G.,  21m  8  d 

Ottewell,  Anthony,  19/  6  c 

Ouseley,  Bichard,  18  m  6/ 

Oyerton,  William,  16/  7/ 

Owen,Dayid,  ISj  6  a 

Frederick,  22  J  4  d 

Bobert,  22j  4d 

Oxenden,  Sir  Henry  Chudleigh,  5/  6  a — 19  f 

11  a 

Oxley,  John,  29/  5  6 

W..29/66 

Pack,  Henry,  28m  5  6 

Packer,  Dorothy,  22  j  4  d 

■  George,  Ij  6c 

T.W.,  18i  6  a 

Thomas,  8/66 

William  Frederick,  4m  66 


Pain,  Bobert,  26^  6  e 
Paine,  George,  4  j  6  a 
James,  11  j  6  a 


.—  Painter,  Heniy,  29i  6  a 
< —  Palethorpe,  Thos.,  18  j  6  a 


39 


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PiXMEB'fl  DTDEX  tO  ''(THE  TlHKi ''  IXtWtPAnA. 


[Jail  ltd 


Baakruxytoies  {continued), 

Paling,  E.,  21m  Sd 

Palmer,  T.,  6/66 

William,  Um  I2tf 

Panter,  Peter,  22 j  Ad 

—  Paramor,  James,  28  m  6  6 
•— —  Paramore,  John,  6f  Bb 

Parfitt,  Oharles,  28m  6  6 

Paris,  Stanislaus  Joseph,  11^  6  a 

Parish,  William  Ooodwyn,  1 J  6  c 

' Parker,  Edward,  29/  6  a 

Hannah,  Bj  4tb 

James,  22/  6c— 1/  Be 

Parkes,  Thomas  William,  7  m  Bi 

Parkin,  Edwin,  18  j  6  a 

George,  8/  6  a 

Parr,  J.,  8  j  46 

Parrish,  Jos.  Q.,  26/  66 

Parry,  Henry,  18  w  6/ 

Wm.,  26/66 

Parson,  William,  1/  6  c 

-^—  Parsons,  Oharles,  4  m  6  6 

James,  7m  Be 

' John,  4  j  6  a 

Partridge,  William,  8  j  4  6 

Patohett,  George,  26  m  8  e 

Patterson,  George,  4  m  6  6 

Paul,  W.,  18m  6/ 

Pannds,  E.,  7m  Be 

Payne,  Sarah,  6/66 

Pearce,  Francis,  22  J  4  d 

James,  Jan.,  16/7/ 

Joseph,  18  m  5/ 

Josiah,  4^*  6  a 

William,  22/ 6  c 

Pearsall,  W.,  21m  Bd 

Pearson,  Oharles  Edward,  18  j  6  a 

Charles,  18  i  6  a 

John,  11  j  6  a — 7  m  6  « 

Pelmear,  Gtoorge,  Jnn.,  Sj  4  6 

—  Pendergest,  Thomas,  7m  Be 
Penfold,  Elizabeth.  15  j  4  a 

Henry  0.,  26  j  6  e 

Penn,  Bichard  M.,  25  j  6  e 

Penson,  Thomas,  7m  Be 

Pepperdine,  Band,  22/  6  c 

Perrin,  G.  and  R.,  21  m  8  (I 

Pert,  Thomas,  18  j  6  a 

Peters,  Frederick,  11  j  6  d 

Richard,  26/  6  6 

Peto,  Sir  M.,  Bctts  &  Orampton,  18  J  7  a — 

.  18 J  7/— $m  9  a— 12  m  10/— 20  m  11«— 26  m 
10/ 

Petrie,  James,  19/  6  c 

Phillipps,  Edward,  22/  6  e 

Phillips,  John  Hamilton,  7  m  6  ^ 

Samnel,  21  m  8  d 

Thomas,  IJ  6c 

William,  18  m  6/ 

Pickles,  Edwin,  Ss  Co.,  8  j  4  6 

Pierce,  Charles,  25  j  6  c 

Pike,  George,  18  j  6  a 

Pilling,  W.,  8/6  6 

Pillman,  William,  Sj  46 

'  Pinfold,  W.,  11  i  6o 
Piper,  Bichard,  8  j  4  6 
80 


Bankraptoiea  Ceontinuedj. 

Pisar,U.,  22/5<; 

Pitare,  Joseph,  ft  J.  A.  Fanrig,  18  m  6/ 

Pitcher,  Henry,  11  m  8c 

Henry  Sotheby,  25  m  8  C 

Pitt,  H.  A.,  7m  5s 

Plowman,  J.,  29  j  6  a 

Podmore,  Charlotte,  8/  6  a 

Polton,  B.,  4m  06 

Pool,  J.,  12/ 6a 

Poole,  J.,  8/ 6  6 

William  Henry,  29i  6  a 

Pope,  John,  26/  6  b 

Porter,  James,  29  j  6  a 

Postgate,  Samnel  Hall,  28  m  6  6 

Potter,  Edwin,  12/  6  a 

P.  Wm.,  26y  6  e 


Ponlton,  Andrew,  22  J  4d 
Pounds,  E.,  14m  10  c 
Powell,  Robert,  22 j  id 
Wilby,  16j  4  a 


Preater,  Thomas,  22/  Ad 

Preseott,  John  Wm.,  26/  6  b 

Preston,  Thomas,  12/  5  4 

Price,  Elizabeth,  16/  7/ 

Isaiah,  8^'  4  6 

T.J.,6/66 

Prichard,  Hugh,  8/66 

Priddle,  Alfred;  22/  fie 

Priddy,  J..  Sj  4  6 

~  Priestly,  Joseph,  15/  4  a 

Prior,  Joseph,  29/  6  6 

Pritobard,  Bex^j.,  21  m  8  d 

Richard,  8/  6  a 

—  Prosser,  L.,  25  m  8  tf 
' Pollen,  W.,  22/ 6  c 

< Pnllin,  George,  16/  7/ 

• Purdy,  Henry,  Aj  6  a 

' John,  21  m  8d 

Pnrris,  John,  16/  7/ 

* Pybus,  John,  29/  6  6 

' Pyett,  James,  8/4  6 

' Pyne,  John,  4  m  6  6 

Pyrke,  Thomas  King,  12/  5  a 

•^->  Bradford,  Herbert,  7m  6s 

Ralph,  Thomas  Owen,  25  m  8c 

« Ramsay,  Alexander,  18/  6  a 

Randall,  Robert,  18  m  5/ 

Ranger,  William,  21m  Sd 

^-^  Rankin,  Alfred,  Ij  7e 

' Ratdiir,  H.,  14m  12c 

^—  Rathbone,  Thomas  Baymoxtd,  7  m  6  ^ 

—  Randnitz,  Sidney,  8/  6  a 

RawclifFe,  T.,  22)  Ad 

^^  Rawes,  Joseph,  4  m  6  6 

Rawlings,  J.  J.,  19/  6  c 

T.J.W.H.,6/6a 

Raynor,  Charles,  16/7/ 

Read,  Charles  H.,  16/  7/ 

' James,  4  m  6  6 

Reaney,  Thomas,  16/7/ 

Reardon,  0.,  29  j  6  a 

Redmond,  W.  A.,  26/  66 

Reed,  John,  29  j  6  o— 19/  6  c 

Rees,  James,  11  j  6  a 

John,  18  j  6  Or^ll  m  8  c 


Mircli  91, 1868.]    ^AUfss's  nnon  to  ^^thb  tdom  "  iixwbpapbb. 


BankmptoieB  {eontitnted)* 

BeoTe,  Samuel,  X/  6  « 

^ Reeyes,  John  Ha8eldixi«t  II J  6  a 

Robert  Hanis,  26/  66 

Heed,  D.,  28  m  6^ 

Bemnant,  Gharlee,  14  m  12  o 

— ^  B«iutt0  or  Oentles,  M.,  18m  5/ 

Benton,  A.  C.  C.  Uj  66^-16^  ia 

Reynolds.  T.  99/5  6 

W.,  4m  6  6 

Bhodes,  J.,  &  B.  Peat,  12/  6  a 

Bioe,  Griffith  Thomas,  26/  6  6 

Bichards,  George,  26/  6  6 

J.,26i  Be— 16/7 f 

John  Allen,  25  j  Be 

Bichardson,  G.  P.,  11  m  8  c 

J.,  7  m  6e 

John,  llj  6  a 

T.,  14  m  12c 

Bickaby,  Charles,  29/  6  6 

Bickett,  George,  8/66 

;  Bics,  Mannel,  14  m  12  e 

Bidd,W.,l/6c 

Biddel,  C.  19/6C 

Bidden,  W..  14  m  12  c 

Bieber,  Tedder  Johannes  Jnlins,  8/66 

Bigden,  Wiffiam,  6^66 

Biles,  Mary  is  Paouna,  4  j  6  a 

Biley,  James,  18  j  6  a 

Bobert,  19/  6  4 

Bimington,  Biohard,  29/  6  6 

Bobbins,  Joseph,  28m  5  6 

Boberts,  D.,  4m  6  6 

John,  14  m  12  c 

Bobert,  18  m  6/ 

■ Thomas,  4  m  6  6 

William,  26/  6  6 

Bobertson,  Daniel,  8j  46 

W.,  4m  66 

W.  H.  B.,  Urn  8c 

Bobinson,  A.,  &  G,  TomkixuKm,  8/66 

EUjah,22/6c 

George,  11m  8  c— 21m  84 

John  and  George,  1/  6p 

• Lacy,  11  m  8  c 

T.S..  29/ 6a 

• William,  1/  6^ 

Bobson,  PhiUp,  22/  6  c 

Rock,  G.  C,  7m  6c 

Boeke,  Charles  Griffith,  5/66 

Bodger,  W.,  22/  6c 

Bodwell,  George,  Ij  7e 

• Boyer,  0.  0.,  22/  5  c 

Bogers,  Anthony,  22/  6  c 

William,  18  m  6/ 

Bolf,W.,  12/6a 

Bolfe,  Charles,  6/  66 

Boiling,  James,  26/  6  6 

Roper,  Alexander  B.,  8/66 

Bobert,  8/ 66 

Rose,  Alfred,  28  m  5  6 

G.,22/6c 

Rosenthall,  Abraham,  8/6  6 

Roskilly,  John,  16/  If 

Ross,  George,  19/ 5  c 

Rostron,  Richard,  29i  60 


Bas^mptoios  (ccntinifcd). 

Botheram,  Charles  J.,  4^  6  a 

BothweU,  James,  22i  4  d 

Bow,  John  Bridle,  14  m  12  c 

Bowbotham,  Thomas,  25  m  8  c 

Bowden,  W.,  29^  6  a 

Badd,  William,  4m  6  6 

Budman,  Biohard  Charles,  26/  6  6 

Budge,  T.,  1/6  c 

Bule,  Gteorge,  16 J  4  a 

Bumley,  J.,  18/  6  a 

Bush,  B.,  Ij  7e 

Bushton,  H.,  11m  8  c 

BuBsell,  Charles  Dnpre,  8/66 

Heniy,  7m  5c 

John,  8/66 

T.,  18  m  6/— 91m  Bd 

W.W.,8/66 

Bntherford,  Samuel,  19/  6  d 

Byan,  M.,  1/  6  c 

Byan,  M.,  12/  5  a 

Byland,  John  Hawkesworth,  15/7/ 

Byler,  Benjamin,  28  m  5  6 

Byves,  Thos.  James,  12/  5  a 

Salmon,  Richard,  16  J  4  a 

Sanders,  John,  26  ?*  6  e 

J.,  12/  5  a 

Williain,  7  m  6  e 

Sanderson,  G.,  21  m  Bd 

Sanford,  J.,  4j  6  a 

Saps,  James,  16  j  4  a 

Sargeant,  Henry,  6/66 

SatoheU,  Henry,  d;  Thos.  Reader,  11  j  6  a 

Saunders,  G.,  28m  56 

James,  15/7/ 

William,  8/  66 

Sawyer,  Henry,  26  j  5  e 

— ^ —  Scamel,  George,  18^  6  a 

Scammell,  James,  12/  5  a 

Schofield,  James,  If  6a 

Schrage,  G.  C,  22  j  4d 

Scobie,  B.,  25m  8d 

Soott,  Charles,  11  m  8  c 

James,  22  j  4d 

J., 4m  66^14m  12c 

'  Michael  James,  15/  7/ 

Thomas,  Jun.,  IBj  6  a 

W.,18m  5/ 

Sootting,  B.,  11  m  8  c 

Scourfleld,  John,  29/  5  6 

Scrimshaw,  Bobert,  BJ  4  b 

ScriTan,  John,  14  m  12  c 

Scurr,  Thomas,  26/  6  6 

-«-—  Beareh,  F.,  11^  6  a 

Searle,  Wm.,  4m  6  6 

Seaton,  J.,  1^  7  c 

-  Seaman,  Elizabeth,  25  m  6  c 

Selig,  Louis,  Idi  6  a 

Senior,  Joseph,  26  J  5  e 

Sennett,  William  Niness,  22/  5  e 

Sergent,  Christopher,  26/  6  c 

Sermon,  George,  8/6  6 

Settle,  John,  15/  7/ 

Sewell,  William,  29/  5  6 

Shakespear,  Baohel,  8/6  6 

^-^  Shapley,  Thomas,  26/  6  c 

8S 


Ban 


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[Jan.  1  to 


Banlcraptoies  (eontinued). 

Sharkey,  V.,  18  to  6/ 

Sharp,  Henry,  8/  6fr— 22/  6  c 

Joseph  John,  4  m  6  d 

Stephen,  1  j  5  e 

Sharpe,  R.,  4j  6  a 

Shaw,  Alicia  7m  5  e 

Hngh,  6/6  6 

■  James  Se  Wm.  Henry,  7  m  6  « 

Joseph,  29  j  6  a 

■  B.,  7  m  5e 

Samuel,  19  j  6  a 

Thomas,  8/66 

William,  12/  6a 

Shea,  Joseph  Eugene,  ^j  6  a 

Sheath,  D.,  29/ 6  a 

Sheddick,  James,  14  m  12  c 

Sheen,  Thomas,  8/66 

Sheild,  Henry,  25 J  Be 

Sheldon,  William,  26  m  8  e 

W.W.,21m8d 

Shenton,  Ann,  21  m  8  d 

Shepherd,  Jane,  1/  6  c 

S.  N.,  18  m  6/ 

Thomas,  4m  6  6 

W.,29i  6  a 

Sherwin,  George,  4  J  6  a 

William,  Ij  6  c 

Sheward,  Ley,  29  j  6  a 

Shiels,  M.,  16/  7/ 

Shipley,  Joseph,  4  m  6  6 

Nathaniel  Wheatcroft,  26m  8c 


— ^-  Shmith,  Simon,  IBj  4  a 

Shone,  John,  21  m  8  d 

Shortreed,  Pringle,  28  m  6  6 

-  Shortridge,  Bichard,  Ij  7  e 

Sibley,  Thomas,  4  m  6  6 

Sidebotham,  John  &  Nathan,  6/66 

Sides,  Thomas,  26/  6  c 

Sidgreayes,  Charles,  29/  6  a 

Sidney,  Thomas,  14  m  12  c 

Silver,  Sidney  Joseph,  16/7/ 

Sime,  J.,  19/ 6  d 

-  Simmons,  James,  29/  6  6 

-  Simpson,  George,  28  m  6  6 

George,  26^  6  e 

Henry,  7m  6  c 

Joseph,  14  m  12  c 

Sims,  Alexander,  29/  6  6 

T.  J.,  14  m  12  c 


Sinalbeggi,  Moritz,  21  m  8  d 
Sinclair,  Tamar,  19/  6  c 
W.,  4i  6  6 


Singular  Case  of  the  Buckhurst  Hill  Victim, 

20  j  10  6— 28i  126 

Skafte,  Basmus  C.  H.,  29/  6  6 

Sketchley,  John,  1/  6  c 

-  Bkidmore,  Eli,  A  Aaron  Yaughan,  11  j  6  a 

Skinner,  G.  D.,  8j  4  6 

■  William,  18  j  6  a 

SMttral.  T.,22j  4d 

Slack,  George,  22  j  4  d 

Slade,  Louis,  1/  6  c 

Slater,  Bobert  Bammage,  29/  6  6 

— —  Thomas,  18  j  6  a 

^^ William,  21  w  8  d 

82 


Bankraptoies  (continued). 

Slatterie,  J.  J.,  4  m  66 

Sleigh.  A.,  29/66 

Sly,  John,  11  m  8  c 

Small,  Catherine,  22  J  4d 

—^  Smallbone,  James,  26  m  8  c 

Bmallwood,  James,  &  Lewis  Alfred,  1  j  6d 

Smart,  John,  12/  6  a 

Smith,  Abi  Joap,  11  m  8e 

Albert.  22  j  4d 

Arthur,  18  m  6/ 

A.  G.,  26i  6c 

A.M.,  12/ 6  a 

B.T.,16i  4  a 

C,  12/  6  a 

Charles,  12/  6  a 

Edward,  11  j  6a— 18j  6  a 

Elizabeth.  26/ 6  6 

F.  H.,21m  8d 

George,  8^  46— 6/  6  a 

Henry,  19/  6  c 

Isaac,  26  m  8  c 

J.,8;46— l/6c— 12/6a— 16/7/-29/ 

66 

James,  22/  6  c 

»*  John,  &  John  Ibbotson,  22 j  Ad 

Joseph,  4  J  6  a 

Joseph  W.,  18 j  6  a 

Luke,  26  j  6  c 

Bichard,  14  m  12  c 

Bichard  William,  14  m  12  c 

Bowland,  16  j  4  a 

Sarah,  12/  6  a 

T.,  16i  4a 

Thomas,  8/66;   18  m  6/ 

Thomas  Day,  8/6  6 

W.,  1/  6  c— 26/  6  c 

William  Edward,  18  j  6  a 

William  W.,  14  m  12  c 

Smithurst,  W.,  21m  8d 

Smyrk,  Frederick  George,  14  m  12  e 

Snapper,  Michael,  26/  6  6 

Soames,  Frederick,  7  m  6  e 

Soanes,  John  Wm.,  16  j  4  a 

Soar,  William  Henry,  1/  16  c 

Southcott,  Bobert,  28m  6  6 

Southward,  Bichard,  29/  66 

Sowry,  Francis,  11  m  8  c 

Spalding,  J.,  18  m  6/ 

Sparkes,  John,  2dm  6  6 

Sparks,  Bichard,  12/  6  a 

Spaull,  B.,  19/  6  c 

— -  Spear,  Christopher,  16 J  4  a 

Spears,  A,,  22j  4  d 

Speirs,  J.,  29i  6  a 

*—  SpeUman,  John,  29/  6  6 

Spencer,  Charles,  26  j  6  c 

E.,29/66 

Bichard,  22/  6  c 

Walter,  8/6  6 

BpendloTe,  J.,  29/  6  6 

Splatt,T.,6/6a 

Spokes,  James  W.,  8/6  6 

Spong,  William,  21m  8  d 

—^  Spooner,  Joseph,  Sen.,  22/  6  c 

Spooner,  T.,  21m  8  d 


March  81, 1868.]  .  palhsb's  itoez  to  << 

rHE  TIMES  "  KEWflPAPEB, 

Ban 

BankniptoieB  (continued). 

Spriiigett.J.,29j  6  a 

Sykes,  William,  25  j  5  c 

Stafford,  John,  Jan.,  ISj  6a 

Sylrester,  Bowland,  11  j  6  a 

Stagg.H.T.,4m6  6 

Stanbrook,  Hannah,  1/  6  c 

Symes,  John,  18  j  6  a 

Symington,  Andrew,  21  m  8  d 

Stanesby,  Samuel,  22/  6  c 

— —  Symonds,  Cotion,  25  j  5  e 

Stanley,  Jacob,  18^  6  a 

Tabemer.J..22/5c 

Michael,  29/ 6  6 

Taleen,  John  Axel,  29/  5  a 

SUple8,W.,21tii  8d 

Tansley,  John,  18^  6  a 

Starkey,  John,  1/  6  c 

Taroni,  G.,  llj  6  a 

Stead,  John.  1/6  c 

Tatham,  W.  A.,  21m  6d 

W.,  1/  6c 

Steads,  Edwin,  26/  6c 

Tattersall,  Henry,  18;  6  a 

Taunton,  Charles  Daniel,  14  m  12  c 

Stedall,John,29/5a 

William  Frederick,  29/  5  b 

Steel,  T.,25i  6e 

Taylor,  George,  29  j  6  a 

Steele,  Arthnr  Charles,  14  m  12  c 

Hannah,  12/  5  a 

J.,  11m  8c 

Stephen,  J..  5/66 

Stephens,  William  Henry,  1/  6  c 

Strahenflon,  John  Robert,  25  m  8  c 

Sterens,  Alfred,  21m  6  d 

James,  18m  5/ 

J.  T.,  4m  66 

William  John,  8/6  6 

Edward,  4J  6a 

Tennucel,  Angelina,  21  m  8  d 

T.«»««     1  -•    T- 

Thackrey,  George,  18  j  6  a 

Theakston,  John,  15/  7/ 

Stewart,  James  de  Tanzie,  26/  6  « 

Stewart,  Baynham,  Ij  7e 

B.,16i  4a 

Thick,  Henry,  11  m  8  c 

Thirman,  W.,  21  m  8  d 

Still,  William.  6/ 6  a 

Thomas,  H.  N.,  15/  7/ 

Stock,  John  Hubert,  16  j  4  a 

James,  22i  4d 

Btookdale,  Robert,  ISJ  6  a 

Lewis,  25  m  8  c 

Stocker,  George,  12/  5  a 

B.,25m  8e 

Stodart,  Henry  John,  29 j  6  a 

fiiu^ — uii —    ai  _   o  J 

Stone,  Isaac,  8/6  5 

Thomas  Eyan,  28  m  5  6 

Thomas,  William,  7  m  6/ 

Thompson,  Charles,  25  m  8  c 

J.  W.,  15  j  4  a 

^irni:^ —    in  ^  k^ 

Edwin,  25  m  ^d 

Foster,  &  Wm.  Harrison,  28  m  5  6 

Stones,  Samuel,  7  m  6  e 

Stones,  Benjamin,  5/  6  a 

/3.^^.^^      1 C!  J     A   ^ 

Storey,  Isabella,  25  m  8  c 

f^nnrtrri    1R  m  A  / 

Stott,  James,  15  j  4  a 

John,  22  j  4  d-Sf  6  6 

Thomas,  29/  5  6 

T.H.,llm8c 

Stuart,  Arthur  John,  11  m  8  c 

W.,  15j  4a 

Strachan,  Paul  &  Bates,  14  j  11  c 

Thomson,  A.,  11  j  6  6 

r  Strafford,  George  Henry,  12/  5  a 

H.C.,  14m  12  c 

Strange,  Joseph  Sagittray,  29/  5  b 

Stretch,  Henry,  29/  5  6 

W.,  28m  56 

Sretton,  Thos.  Cox,  IBj  6  a^^f  6  h 

Thorn,  Samuel,  4  m  6  6 

Sudlow,W.,8i  45 

Sudwortb,  Samuel,  22/  5  c 

Thomey,  Joseph,  29/  5  6 

Suhr,  Heinrioh  Ayen,  &  Karl  Boseboom,  Ij 

Thorpe,  W.,  4  m  66 

7c 

Thrusaell,  Charles,  18  J  6  a 

Sutherest,  John,  19/  6  d 

Thurston,  Charles,  29/  5  a 

Sulliran,  Martin,  25m  8c 

fTrnrrrn     Ifl  -t    fi  n 

Sumner,  John,  14  m  12  c 

John  William,  1/  6c 

Bobert,  29j  6  a 

Thwaites,  John,  11  j  6  a 

W.,18i  6  a 

Tilbury,  Thomas,  22/  5  c 

Summersall,  John,  22J  4d 

Tinsley,    Thos.  Henry,  &  Joseph  Wright, 

Sunderland,  Wilson,  16/  7/ 

28m  56 

Button,  William,  4m  65 

Tod,  Alex.,  Jun.,  14  m  12  c 

Swan,  Joseph,  11m  6c 

Todd,  J.  C.  29/ 5  a 

Mnrlr    ^1  m   f)  rf 

Sweeney,  Samuel,  18  j  6  a 

Bweetman,  Thomas,  15/  7/ 

Tomkins,  Henry  Field,  4  m  6  6 

Bweetnam,  Joseph  Slogett,  22 j  Ad 

Tompkin,  William,  5/66 

Swift,  W.  A.,  12/ 5  a 

Tompson,  Edward,  ISj  6  6 

Swonnall,  Alfred,  29/  5  a 

Toms,  Frauds,  26;  5  c 

—  Sword,  J,,  26j  6e 

Tonks,  John  Francis,  25  m  8  c 

B                                     S3 

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BaakmptoieB  (continued). 

Tooke,  Thomas,  IJ  7e 

Topley,  Ebendzer  8.,  82/  6  e 

Toward,  W.,  18  j  66 

Townaend,  George,  19/  6  d 

James,  19/  5  c 

. Tozer,  John,  16/  7/ 

Trace,  T.,  a6m  Be 

Tredre,  Thomas,  29/  6  a 

Tree,  Daniel,  11  j  6  a 

Tremayne,  Thomas  Langford,  4  m  0  6 

Trench,  W.,  im  6ft 

Triokett,E.,22i4d 

Triphook,  Bobt.  Wm.,  7  m  6  e 

Trold,  Charles,  11  j  6  a 

Trow,  Henry,  6/66 

Thomas,  llin  8c 

^_  Tromioe,  William,  14  m  12  c 
»—  Tramp,  Thomas  Edward,  8  j  4  6 

Tmscott,  Samuel,  26/  6  c 

Tnboul,  Abriam,  19/  6  d 

' Tnnstall,  Ellen,  4m  66 

Tnnmore,  Abraham,  8/66 

Tnplin,  Reuben,  4j  6  a 

Tnrland,  Charles,  26  J  6  e 

Tnmbnll,  J.,  1/  6« 

Tnrtle,  WiUiam,  29/  6  6 

Twiner,  J.  H.,  16/  7/ 

- —  Tyrrell,  Henry  John,  22  j  4  d      " 

Tyson,  M.,  26  m  8c 

William,  26  m  8  c 

— —  Usher,  James,  4  m  6  6 

Richard  George,  28  m  6  6 


Yacoarino,  Francesco,  8/66 

YaUe,  William,  29i  6  a 

Yallas,  G.  P.,  12/  6  a 

Yalter,  Engene  Henry,  Ij  7c 

Yanstone,  Robert,  26m  8  c 

Yarley,  Benjamin,  Ij  7  e 

Yanghan,  Henry,  22  j  4  d 

Yanx,  William,  21  m  8  d 

Year,  Thomas,  29/  6  6 

Yeasey,  John  Henry,  22/  6  o 

Yerrier,  William,  4J  6  o 

Yigars,  Thos.,42^6a 

Yigos,  Francis  ^lliam,  19/  5d 

Yinoe,  William,  28m  6  6 

Yincent,  Maiy,  11  j  6  a 

Yine,  R.,  QJ  4  6 

Wade,N.G.,l/6c 

William,  11m  8c 

Wadey,JMl9/6d 

Wadsworth,  Charles,  14  m  12  o 

Wagener,  Moses  A.,  19/  6  c 

Wagstaff,  Henry,  28m  6  6 

Wakerley,  William,  16  j  4  a 

Walford,  William,  11m  8  c 

Walker,  Catherine,  4i  6  a 

D.,4j  6a 

Edwin,  29/  6  6 

George  Henry,  28  m  6  6 

J.,  is  H.  Swan,  18  m  6/ 

J.B.,  18i  6  a 

J.S.,  18m6/ 

Robert,  16 J  4a^l/  60 

T.,29i  6a 

U 


BaiikraptoiMjconttnifed). 

Walker,  William  Heniy,  19/  6  d 

WaU,  William,  Hi  6  a 

Wallace,  B.,  29 j  6a 

WaUer;  E.A.,  26m  8c 

Wallis,  Edward  J.,  18  m  6/ 

Walsh,  T.,  14  m  12  c 

Walter,  F.,  6/ 6  a 

Walters,  Edward,  18  m  6/ 

Henry,  6/  6a  - 

John,  11  j  6  a 

William,  26  m  8  c 

Walton,  John,  11  m  8c 

Ward.  Benjamin,  29/  6  6 

John,  29/  6  a 

Thos.,  22/  6  c 

Thomas  Gilbert,  4m  66 

Wardley,  Joshua,  26  m  8  c 

Waring,  J.,  12/ 6a— 4m  66 

Wame,  James,  Jnn.,  1/  6  c 

Warner,  E.,  29/  6  6 

QeoTge  Henry,  26m  8c 

Warren,  Charles,  26 1'  6  e 

Mark,  6/ 6a 

Samuel,  29/  6  a 

Thomas,  22  j  4  d 

W.,  2dm  6  6 


Waterhouse,  Samuel,  14  m  12  c 

Waterworth,  Horatio  Thomas,  4  j  6  a 

Watherspoon,  G.,  26 J  6e 

Watkins,  Joseph  John,  14  m  12  c 

William R.,  16j  4a 

Watkinson,  John,  6/66 

Watling,  Arthur,  4  m  66 

Watson,  John,  22 j  id 

Watt,A.,  18i  6  6 

R.,8/66 

Weale,  Samuel,  11  m  8  c 

Weatherby,  Wm.  H.,  19/  6  c 

—^  Weatherhogg,  Qeorge  Wm.,  16^  4  a 

WeaTer,  EUaa  Anne,  1^  7  c— 26/  11 6 

Webb,  Charles  Hamilton,  28m  66 

G.,  8/4  6 

John,  26  J  6  c 

Webb,  J.,  Jun.,  9/66 

Peter,  11  m  8  c 

Webster,  David,  29/  6  6 

Thos.,  18;  6  6 

Weeks,  T.,4i  6a 

Weightman,  H.,  4j  6  a 

Weir,  B.,  26  m  8  d 

John,  26  m  8  c 

Welch,  James,  26/  6  e 

Joseph,  &  Jos.  Welch,  Jan.,  22/  6  e 


Wellborn,  John,  29/  6  a 

Wells,  El^ah,  22  /  6  c 

Joseph  John,  29  j  6  a 

Walter,  21m  Sd 

William  Henry,  4  m  6c 

Wenham,  William,  1/  6  c 

Wenlock,  John,  11  m  8  c 

West,  Charles  James,  22/  6  a 

Sarah,4m  66 

WilUam,  8/6  6 

Westhead,  Joseph,  8/46 

—  WestoTer,  George,  4  m  6  ^ 


March  81, 1868.]    palicsb's  rimtx  to  ''thb  tdcm'^  mmspAPXB. 


Baa 


BankraptoieB  {eoKtmaedf. 

WeBtoa,  ThomM  Kyra,  18  m  6/ 

Welilar,  Genon,  11  m  80 

WhaUey,  Alfred,  26/  6  0 

Wharton,  John,  1/  6  « 

^  Wheeler,    Thomai    Gtetnhalf, 

TniTiU,  Slm8d 
•— —  Wh6ttori  ThO0.)  32/  5 « 

Whilly,  James,  28m  6 & 

White,  SUaabeiht  99J  6a 

■  '       Joaepht  794  6  a 
Samuel.  1/  6c— 12/  6a 

■  Thomati  14  m  12  « 

William,  16^  4a 

W.  B.,  26m  8e 

Whitlgr,J.,26m6fr 

Whitehead,  Edward,  28m  6  6 

J.  W.  28m  6  b 

Bol)ert,4m  6» 

Whitehonse,  Edward,  26  m  8  c 

Whitewood,  0.,  29 J  6  a 

Whitfield,  O.  H.  29  J  6  a 

aromas, 28m  6b 

—  Whitford,  B.  H.,  11  m  8« 

i Whitminh,  W.  W.,  26^  60 

Whittaker,  Oeorge,  12/  6  a 

W.,llm8« 

William,6/66 

Whittingham,  J.,  22/  5  c 

Whittle,  B.,  29/ 66 

— '-  Whittj,  Jerome  Bmith,  7  m  6/ 

Whjle,  Alfred,  lli  6a 

Wicka,  deorge,  23/  6  e 

-, —  Wiald,J..  26/6C 

Wigg,  William  Edward,  1/  6  « 

►  Wiggleawoith,  a,  12/  6  a 

Wiffium,  John,  29/  6  h 

WUde,  Geo.  Boht.  &  John  Beoj.,  22/  6  c 

Wilea,  Jofliab,  26  m  8  c 

Wilhelma,  KroBoneld,  11^  6  a 

Wilkina,  Bobertlaaao,  26/  6b 

WiUdnaon,  William,  29/  6  a 

WiUard,  S.  H.,  26m  11 « 

Wilooeka,  W.  U.,  4j  6  a 

Willett,  JohnNicoll,  11m  8  e 

WilliamBt  Albert  Edw.,  8/  4  b 

"  A.  Jamee,  1  /  6  e 
— —  (%aflee  Beny,  1/  6« 

Margaret,  22i  44 

^Moaea,  l/6c 

■  ' '    ■    Bachard,  14m  12c 

■'  Bobert,  8/  6  ^—12/  6  a 

Bobert  T.,  29/ 6  a 

Thomaa,  Sen.,  26 J  6« 

WatUn*  15/  7/ 

W.,  8i  4  b— 19/  6d— 29/  6  b 

Wil]iam»  19/  6  d 

W.B.,29i  6  a 

W.  8.,29i  6a 

Williamaon,  J.  P»;  7  m  6 

-* —  WiUia,  Joseph,  21  m  8  d 

WiUitta,  Charlea,  18/  6  b 

Willmitt,  Wm.  Fredezio,  16i  44 

WillBon,  G..8J  4  b 

•-^  Wilfott,  GeoiKe,  22/  6i 
Henry,  8/ 6b 


Bankruptoiea  (coniCiniMd)* 

Wilson,  J.,  Hi  6  b 

J.H.,4m  6b 

—  John,  25  m  8  0 

»  Joseph  William,  19/  6 c 

William,  86  m  8  e 

W.O.,  li  7e 

Wil8ton,J.,6/6a 

Wilton,  William,  12/  6  a 

Wind,  J.,  fi8m  6  b 

Winer,  Alexander,  26  j  6  e 

Wmgad,J.,22i4cf 

—  Winn,  George,  28  m  6  b 

Winstanley,  Edward,  Sen.  A  Jan.,  18  j  6  b 

Winstone,  John,  26/  6  0 

Winter,  John,  26^  6e 

Wiseman,  James,  29i  6  a 

Withams,  John,  11  j  6  a 

Witchellow,  William,  29i  6  a 

Withers,  Charles,  22j  44 

— -  Witherspom,  W.,  26 J  6e 

Wolf,  Jacob,  12/ 5  a 

Wood,  Bemamin  Alfred,  11  m  8  0 

DaiFid  J3m,  6/  6  b 

George,  7m  6e— Urn  8« 

George  C,  16  j  4  a 

Joseph,  4  m  6  b 

P.,8i  4b 

Biohard,  1/  60 

Woodbridge,  Alfred,  SJ  4  b 

Woodgate,  Jessie,  ft  Alfred  Bpeneer,  7  m  6  « 

Woodhonse,  James,  11  m  80 

Woodman,  James,  26/  6  b 

Woods,  John  Edward,  26  j  6  e 

John,  6/  6  b 


Woodward,  John,  26/  6  e 

— ' William  Toye,  8j  4b 

Woolbridge,  Alfred,  11/  6  a 

Woolf,John,26/6b 

Woolnongh,  James  William,  29/6  a— 7  m  6  < 

Wormall,  George,  22J  44 

Wormsley,  John,  26  m  8  0 

Worsfold,  B-  B.,  26/  6  e 

Wragge,  Alfred  B.,  8/  4  b 

Wraight,  James,  12/  6  a 

—  Wraith,  James,  Sen.,  22/  4  4 

Wray,FranciA,  21m  84 

George,  Um  6c 

John,  8/  4  b 

J.  &W.,4m  6b 

Wreford,  William  Henry,  8/  6a 

Wrensted,  Charles,  7  m  6/ 

John,  8/ 6  b 

Wright,  H.  W.,  6/  6  a 

^  James,  16/  4a- 

John,  21m  84 

Jos^h,  86m  8e 

i  J.,  Jan.,  8/ 4  b 

William,  11  m  8c 

Wyatt,  John  Grates,  8/  4  b 

Wyles,  Edwin  John,  22/  6  c 

Wylie,J.,  18/  6  a 

Wyllie,  A.,4/ 6  a 

Wyman,  Ambrose,  26;  6  c 

Georgs,  4  m  6  b 


T«te«,Job,96/6c 

X  2 


86 


Ban 


palmer's  index  to  "  Trt  times"  otwspapee. 


[Jan.  1  to 


Bankruptcies  {e<mt%nued), 

York,  John  Thomas,  22  j  4  d 

Yoiing,  George  Fredericic,  26/  6  6 

George,  Jan.,  1/  6  c 

Henry,  29  j  6  a--22/  5  c 

James,  19/  5d— 22/  6 6 

Ziegler,  J.,  29/  6  b 

BAJI KUUPTODBS  ANlTITIalJBD :— • 

Baldrey,  George,  29  j  6  a 

Bell,  Bobert  William,  7fii  60 

Bickford,  Heniy,  12/  5  a 

Bielefeld,  J.  M.,  11  j  6  a 

—~^  Bilsborongh,  James,  18  m  6/ 

Brooks,  William,  12/  6  a 

Brown,  Bobert,  22/  5  5 

Clarke,  Paget  Wotton,  29/  6  a 

Cole,  John  Frederick,  14  m  12  6 

Cook,  A.,  26  j  6  e 

Cork,  John,  12/  6  a 

Crowther,  William,  26/  6  b 

—^  Diokson,  John,  21  m  8  c 

Drew,  Beriah  Harrey,  22/  6  b 

^—  Eleman,  John  Thomas, Im  he 
Farrar,  William,  7  m  5  «— 11  m  8  c 

-  Ford,  James,  21  m  8  6 

Fowler,  William,  18  m  6/ 

— —  Franois,  Thomas,  18  m  5/ 

Gledhill,  William,  7  m  6  « 

— •  Harvey,  Thomas,  7  m  5  e 

Higginson,  John,  11  m  8  6 

Holden,  Howard  Ashton,  22/  5  & 

Hutchinson,  William,  8/  6  a 

Hamberland  Union. 

Eidd,  Josfaoa,  5/  6  a 

Lambert,  William,  8/  6  a 

Nichols,  C.  8j  4  6 

-  Oldham,  John,  Jan.,  d;  Adam  Bell,  7  m  5  « 
Poynder,  William,  18  m  6/ 

Roberts,  Thomas,  8/  6  a 

" — <■  Rogers,  Ishmael,  Jan.,  12/  6  a 
»—  Rothwel,  James,  7  m  6  f 

Sadler,  William,  22/  6  b 

Sala,  George  Aagastas  Henry,  Ij  7  e 

Thomas,  John,  8/  6  a— 12/  6  a 

Townsend,  W.,  22 j  4  d 

Tamer,  B.,  22 j  Ad 

Trench,  William,  18m  6/ 

Weston,  John  Henry,  21  m  8  c 

Wilkinson,  J.,  26  j  6  e 

Winkworth,  W.  P.,  18i  6  a 

Wilson,  William  Cooper,  14  m  12  6 

Wolf,  Jacob,  14  m  12  6 

Woodall,  Robert,  21  m  8  c 

Wood,  John,  18m  6/ 

Wrigglesworth,  George  Heniy,  18  m  6/ 

BANEBUPTCY  COUBT: — 

Abbot,  Mrs.,  for  Release,  24  m  12  e 

Annaal  Retam  of  Banknipts,  20  m  11/ 

Aasten,  J.  A.  F.,  Examination,  28/  9  a 

Balfoor,  Lewis,  Jan.,  Meeting,  29  j  11  d 

Bamett,  Bennett,  for  Release,  Ij  11  c 

Boland,  Gideon  Israel,  Examination,  18m  lid 

Beaver,  H.  R.,  First  Meeting,  2j  9e 

Blake,  £.  H.,  Examination,  11  j  11  e 

Bridell,  E.  J.,  for  Release,  4/  9  e 

—  Brookbank,  Charles,  Meetbig,  6/  11  c 
36 


Bankmptoy  Court  (continued), 

—  Brophey,  John,  Examination,  22/  11  c 

—  Borxe,  Thomas  Fitsmaoriee,  Eiawinaticn, 
28m  lid 

Barrell, — ,  for  Execation,  7  m  11« 

Byron,  Henry  James,  Meeting,  81m  12  e 

Capper,  George,  Discharge,  2Bj  11  e 

Dickson,  lient-Col.  8.  A.,  for  Discliaige, 

28m  lid 

Dobson,  Samael  Henry,  Discharge,  29  j  11  d 

Dodds,  W.  G.,  Release  from  Custody,  27i  11 « 

Donald,  William,  Disoharge,  18i  7/ 

Eardensohn,  J.,  for  Discharge,  22/  11  fi 

Fachiri,  M.  P.,  Discharge,  28i  lie 

Gyll,  Sir  Robert,  Discharge,  24  j  9  e 

Hales,  Sir  Nathaniel,  for  Release,  11/  9  e 

Hannah,  Alex.,  is  William  Patterson,  Exam- 
ination, 7  m  11 « 

Harris,  Abraham,  Discharge,  17 j  9  d — ^18; 

11/— 24i  10  c— 8/11  d 

Qaarles,  for  Discharge,  6/ 11  e 

Haws,  — ,  Meeting,  6  m  9  6 

Herbert,  E.  P.,  Discharge,  11/  11  e 

Hillme,  Charles,  Examination,  26  m  11  € 

Hodges,  Jas.  Clifford,  Examination,  21/  10/ 

Holden,  H.  A.,  Meeting,  8/  11  d 

Hollands,  Thomas,  for  Discharge,  26  m  11  f 

Hollis,  Thomas,  Examination,  14/9  d— Dis- 
charge, 7  m  11  e 

Hood,  Emma,  Discharge,  22/  11  e 

Hatchison,  Robert,  Examination,  4  m  7/ 

Jones,  Alfiled,  Discharge,  16j  lie 

Knight,  George,  Meeting,  6  m  11  a 

Lewme  Se  Morris,  Discharge,  17  j  9  d — ^Meei* 

ing,14/9d 

Lungley,  — ,  Order  of  Diseharge,  28/  9  a 

Lyall,  George,  Examination,  16/  11  d 

Mare,  Charles  John,  Meeting,  80  j  11  a 

Melhado,  Alfred,  Examination,  10  m  11  6 

Kewington,  Hannah,  Discharge,  14 j  11  e 

Notice  of  Sittings.  Ij  lid— 2j  9/— 8i  9/ 

— 4i  11/— 6i  9/— 7i  lld-8i9/— 9ill/— 
lOj  9d— Hi  lie— IS  j  9/— 14i  11/— 16; 
9c— 16i  11/— 17i  9/— 18i  ll*-20i  9/— 
21j  11/— 22i  9/— 28i  lie— 24j  9/— 25; 
lid— 27;  11/— 28i  9e— 29;  11/— SO;  11/ 
—SI;  9/— 1/  11/-S/  ll«-4/  9/-6/  11/ 
-«/  9e— 7/  He— 8/  11/— 10/  11/— 11/ 
9«— 12/  lid— 18/  lid— 14/9/— 16/ lid 
—17/  He— 18/  9e— 19/  11/— 20/  11a— 
21/  11/— 22/  lie— 24/  11 /— 26/  9  d— 
26/  11/— 27/  He— 28/  9  e— 29/  Ho— 
2m  11/— Sm  9  6— 4m  He— 5m  11/— 6m 
9/— 7m  116— 9m  11/— 10m  11  d— 11m  He 
—12  m  11/— 18  m  11/— 14m  11/— 16  m  116 
—17m  11/— 18m  11/— 19m  11/— 20m  He 
—21m  11/— 2Sm  Ho— 24m  12 d— 26m  He 
—26m  Ho— 27/  11/— 28m  66— 28m  11/— 
SOm  11/— 81m  12/ 

Notice   of  Sittings  for  Last  Examinations, 

Ij  7e— 4;  6a— 8  j  4  6—11;  6  a— 16;  4« 
—18;  6fr— 22;  4d-26;  6e— 29;  6  a— l/6e 
-^/  6  6—8/  6  6—12/  6  o— 16/  7/— 19/6  d 
—22/  6e— 26/  6c— 29/  66— 4m  66— 7m 
6/— 11m  6  e— 14)11  12  e— 18  m  6/-^lm  8d 
—26m  He 


Marcli  81, 1868.]    palheb'is  iitdex  i?o  *^  Ttce  vno&B  "  ihcwspateb. 


•Bit 


Bankmptoy  Court  (eontmti^cQ. 

— ^-  Nnrset  Cedrio,  about  a  Bill  of  Sale,  6/9  (Z 

Cediie,  Examination,  9  j  11/ 

Oxenden,  Sir  Henry  Chadleigh,  DismisBal  of 

Petition,  Blj  9  e 

Parker,  Benjamin,  Examination,  28  m  11  d 

Peters  &  Warborton,  Examination,  21/  10/ 

Peto,  Sir  H.,  Betts  Se  Crampton,  Besignation 

of  Hr.  Conliffe  as  Assignee,  11/  9  e 

-  Bedpath,  Leopold,  Final  Dividend  Meeting^ 
17»11« 

— ^  Boss,  Wm.,  James,  Discharge,  9j  11/ 

San  Antonio,  D.,  Examination,  13/  11  d 

dimmonds,  B.  A.,  Examination,  29/  11  e 

Smiles,  0.  F.,  Examination,  1/  11  e 

Smith,  H.  B.  C,  Examination,  Sj  9  c 

John,  Examination,  6  m  9  6 

■  John,  First  Meeting,  2j  9  e 

Spottiswoode,  Arthur  Cole,  Discharge,  18  J  7/ 

Sykes,  Frank  Whitworth,  for  Discharge,  18/ 

11  d 

-  P.  W.,  Discharge,  21^  11  c 
Wm.  Simson,  Examination,  19  m  11  d-^ 


20/ll« 

Sstaray,  Ladislas,  Count,  Discharge,  2ij  9  c 

Teasdale,  J.  T.,  Discharge,  18  m  11  d 

Templer,  Gkorge  Denis  0*Kelly,   Meeting, 

25  j  11  d 

—  Thomas,  Bichard,  Examination,  1/ 11^ 

Tripp,  S.,  for  Discharge,  25  J  11  d 

^—  Yanner,  J.  C,  Ac(ioumment,  1/  11  e 

—  Tollmeyer,  — ,  Examination,  21  j  lie 

Warren,  — ,  for  Process,  28/  9  a 

Waters,  B.  S.,  for  Discharge,  81  j  9  « 

Wheeler,  Geo.,  Discharge,  11  m  11  e 

Worcester,  J.  B.,  for  Examination,  20/  lie 

Bankruptcy  Laws,  Meeting  at  Liyerpool  to  Amend, 

26i  da^-^J  It 
Bar,  Calls  to  the,  28  j  9/ 

Barley,  Extraordinary  Field  of,  at  Merton,  21  j  6  h 
Bamett's  Concerts,  12/  12 « 
Bamehson  (Arnold)  on  Beet-Boot  Sugar,  12/  7/ 

-18/8/ 
Bateman,  on  the  London  Water  Supply,  14  j  11/ 
Bateson  (W.  H.)  on  Liberal  Education,  27  j  12 1 

(Thomas)  on  the  Cayour  Canal,  18  m  12  d 

BaTttria,  Bioting  at  Munich,  80  m  12  a 
_  Southern  Confederation,  5m  lb 

The  Army  Bill,  16  j  9  c 

Baxter  Ss  Co.,  on  Metropolitan  District  Bailway 

and  Board  of  Works,  Ij  5e 
^—  (B.  Dudley;  on  Out-door  Belief,  15  j  ic 
•  Lecture  on  the  National  Income,  etc.,  21 J 

9d— 22j  10  «  11/ 10  c 
■  Leading  Article  on,  28  j  8  e 
on  PiiTate  Bill  Legation,  5  m  7  (2—10  m 

5«— 17m  126 

on  the  East  London  Distress  8/7  d—5  8/ 


Basalgette  (J.  W.)  on  the  Thames  Embankment. 

S8mllc 
Beal  (James)  on  the  Gas  Bill,  26/  7  h 
Beales  (Edm.)  and  Fenianism,  2j  5/— 18  j  6  5 
Beauehamp  (Lady),  Splendid  Gift  in  Porcelain  to, 

6  m  10/ 
Beaofort  (Duke  of)»  Sale  of  his  Stud,  11m  12  d- 

I5mld 


Beckenham,  Presentation  to  the  Police,  6j  8/ 
Beckham,  Col.,  Sabscription  for,  8j  9  c — 30 j  11  e 

— 6m  ;9c— 11m    11/— 12m    lie— 13m    lie 

and/— 14m  11 6—16  m  11  a— 17  m  11  €—18  m 

lid— 21m   lie— 23m  11«— 26m  11/— 27m 

lie— 28m  lie 
Beer,  Betum  of  Sugar  used  in,  24/  lb 
Beerhouse  Licences,  Ij  1  a 
Beetroot  Sugar,  4/  5f—5f  5  e^l  f  7  6—8/  6/ 

—10/  7  a— 11/  lOd— 12/  70^12/  If—Uf 

7/— 17/ 6  c— 18/8/ 
Beke  (Chas.),  Exrif  Theodore's  Pedigree,  8j  8e 

on  the  Coptic  Abona,  4  j  10/ 

Belgian  Banque  de  Credit,  Aj  10  a 
BELGniM :— 

Army  Be-organization  Bill,  24/ 12  6—16  m  9  6 

Disturbances   from  Unemployed  Workmen, 

11m  12  a 

Increase  of  the  Army,  14  m  12  a 

•  Loan  for  Liege,  16  m  9  6 

Miscellaneous  Information,  Ij  9c—15j  7e 

—17 J  7e—22j  7  6— 28i  7  6 
New  Line  of  Steamers  to  Bio  de  Janeiro,  12/ 

7e 

New  Ministry,  6^  7  6 

Proposal  to  Amend  the  Extradition  Treaty, 

7  m  12  a— 9  m  9  c 
-^—  Bioting  and  Loss  of  Life  at  Charleroi,  27  m 

12  a— 28m  12aand6— 30  m  12  a— 81m  12  a 

Strike  of  the  Colliers  at  Charleroi,  27  m -12  a 

Telegraphs,  17  m  11  c 

Bell  (J.  L.)  on  Nitro-Glycerine,  2j  Bd 
(Rev.  Patrick),  Inventor  of  the  Heaping  Ma- 
chine, Testimonial  to,  17  j  7  / 
Bennett  (W.),  Anti-Fenian  Demonstration,  7j  12  d 

(W.  S.),  on  the  Royal  Academy  of  Music, 

20/ 7e 

Bennett's  "Woman  of  Samaria,"  at  St.  James'  Halli 

24i  9/ 
Benson  (Christopher,    Master  of  the    Temple)^ 

Sketch  of,  81  m  12  a 
Bentinck  (Baron),  Sketch  of,  4m  9  6 
Bermondsey,  Fire  at,  ISj  8  6 
Bemal  (Frederic),  on  the  Havre  Maritime  Exhibi* 

tion,  14/ 9  a— 19  m  10  c 
Bernard  (Montague),  on  Establishing  a  Prize  Essay 

at  Oxford,  8  m  4  e 
Bethnal  Green,  Employment  and  Relief  Association 

Fund,  Ij  10/— 6i  9d— llj  11a 

Lucifer  Box  Makers,  67  10/ 

Report  of  the  Out-relief  Committee,  28  j  4  e 

St.  James  the  Less  Clergy  not  on  the  Com- 
mittee, 17  j  10/ 

Betting  at  Preston,  Curious  Case,  20^  10  6—21  j  9d 
Biddell    (Herman)    on   Agricultural    Education, 

21 j  12 d 
Bigg  (W.  M.),  Sale  of  his  Drawings,  etc.,  24/ 10  d 
Bills,  etc.,  endorsed  abroad,  28  m  10/ 
Bills  of  Exchange  Stamps,  Number  used  in  the 

Year,  16/  10  6 
Birmingham  Artisans'  Yisit  to  the  Paris  Exhibi- 
tion, 8/  12  e 
-^—  Chamber  of  Commerce  Resolutions,  Slj  4/ 
■         Financial  Comp.,  15  j  5  e 

Murder  of  Miss  Milboume  at,  22J  7c^28i 

6/— 24i  10  d— 8/  12  c— 6/  9e 

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[Jul  1  to 


Bizminghftm  Beform  Heeting,  13  m  6  & 

Births  [eontinue^. 

AU8tin,W.H..4/la 

Society  of  Artiste*  Exhibition,  28  m  9/ 

Bird  (W.  A  Co.)  on  Dockjtsd  Ballaat  Iron,  18  m  5  & 

Awdry-Jamieson,  Rct.  J.,  2/  1 4 

BIBTH8:— 

Ayles,  Charles  CaTc.  21i  1  a 

Bacmeister,  C.  H.,  16i  la 

—  Abbot,  O.S.  A.,21iiil« 

John,  4 j  la 

Baddeley,  John  William,  81i  1  a 

Bagshaw,  Rct.  H.  a,  27m  1  a 

BaUey,  James,  24i  la 

ReT.  Edwin  A.,  00 j  1  a 

—  ThomM,19f  1« 

-: —  Abney,  W.  de  W.,  12/  1  a 

Thomas,  15/  1  a 

-. BaUy,  Walter,  20m  1 « 

Acworth,  G.  Brindley,  4m  1 « 

Bainbridge.  Capt.,  14i  la 

— ^  Adair,  Henry  A.,  16m  la 

Baker,  Arthur  Heory,  21m  1« 

Adams,  F.  B.,  Jnn.,  61  m  1  a 

— '■ Rct.  Walter  C,  2i  la 

— r  Balfour,  Capt.,  18i  la 

Addis,  Edward,  4/ la 

—  Aleoek,  Rot.  J.  P.,  Jnn.,  11/  1  a 

Harrington,  22/  1  a 

Balgay,  Capt.  C.  G.,  &j  la 

Alder,  Gilbert,  10m  la 

Balston,  B.  J.,  21^  1  a 

Alexander,  H.  B.  T.,  4  m  1  a 

Barber,  Charles  L.,  2dm  1« 

Tir.'ii: A  ^   1  - 

Tnnrmfi    '^  {   1  n 

Allchin,  Christopher  Newton,  19  m  1  a 

Edward,  22 j  la 

AUdritt,  Cosmo  N.,  18m  1  a 

John,29i  la 

Allen,  Arthnr  John,  26/  la 

Barker,  Alfred,  1/  1  a 

J.,  16/ la 

Lieut.,  W.  H.,  19m  la 

ReT.  R.  Oollyns,  17/  la 

BcT.  J.  Ross,  4m  la 

Wiffiam  J.,  29i  la-SOj  1  a 

BarUey,  RobMt  Arthur,  29/  U 

Allin,  S.  8.,  18/  la 

Barlee,  Rct.  Wm.,  4j  la 

Amberley,  Visconnt,  4m  1 » 

Barlow,  Rct.  W.  H.,  6  m  1  a 

Ames,  Henry  Metcalfe,  29i  la 

Barnard,  George  B.,  24/  1  tf 

«—  Amphlett,  E.  A.,  18 j  1  a 

Bameby,  W.  Henry,  14/  la 

Anderson,  Charles  ^ng,  14/  1  a 

Barnes,  John  Henry,  IJ  la 

Colonel,  14m  la 

Barney,  Stephen,  21/  1  a 

John,  26/ la 

Barrett,  Alfred  E.,  6 J  la 

RcT.  W.,  4m  la 

W.P.,  12mla 

Andrade,  Dayid,  6  m  1  a 

WoltAI*     9fiM    1   A 

IT Hiier,  £o m  xa 

-—  Angone,  Wm.  C,  26/  1  a 

—  Barron,  Herbert.  24j  la 

Annesley,  Francis  Charles,  9m  1  a 

Barrow,  Rct.  George  Btauntoui  6/  la 

•*^  Anstie,  William  Heniy,  20m  1  a 

Barry,  Edw.  S.  B..  Ij  la 

Anstnither,  W.  G.  C,  1/  1  a 

Barter,  George,  26y  1  a 

Antrim,  Countess  of;  11 J  1  a 

■'  Bartlett,  Rer.  A.  T.,  10/  1  a 

Appach,  Francis  Hobson,  20^'  1  a 

Pnir   W    A      10  «   1  <i 

Applefopd,  James,  10m  la 

Bartrum,  Rct.  E.,  6 m  la 

Arbnckle,  Capt.  Yaogfaan,  8^'  1  a 

Barttelot,  Brian  B.,  2j  1  a 

Arbnihnot,  William,  26 j  la 

^  Barwell,  John,  Jun.,  30  j  1  a 

Arden,  Rev.  Albert  H.,  28/  1  a 

Bathurst,  Hon.  Allen,  26i  1  a 

Argles,  John,  90  j  1  a 

Arkwright,  Charles,  14/  1  a 

Bawtree,  Samuel,  27  m  1  a 

Baylee,  ReT.  J.  Tyrrell,  19  m  1  a 

i Bat.  George.  26m  la 

Armstrong,  Dr.,  2  m  1  a 

Beachorofl,  F,  P.,  16  m  1  a 

Beaman,  A.  H.,  26  m  1  a 

Frlnmrrl  1     '^n  m  1  jx 

^ John  ScobeU.  26m  la— 28m  1  a 

Bean,  Herbert,  5/  1  a 

Axnison,  Robert,  23i  la 

Beatson,  ReT.  L.  B.,  6m  la 

Amott.  RcT.  Samnel,  8/  1  a 

< Beauohamp,  Capt.  G.  E.  H.,  10/  la 

-— ^  Anmdell,  ReT.  Thomas,  10 j  la 

Beaumont,  Henry  F.,  6  j  la 

ABhby.J.T.,8/la 

Ashley,  R.  B.,  4m  1  a 

Bedborough,  John,  27  j  1  a 

Beddington,  S.  H.,  26/  1  a 

Astley,  Frederick  Bernard,  6i  1  a 

Bedford.  Rct.  W.  K.  R.,  22i  1  a 

Atcheiiey,  Lieut. -Col.  F.  T.,  28i  la— 4« 

a  Behrend,  George,  26  j  1  a 

la 

Beith,Dr.,2i  la 

Athawes,  W.  A.,  29/  1  a 

-BeU,JohnD.,25/la 

— ^  Athole,  Duchess  of,  20  m  1  a 
Atkins,  R.  P.,  24m  la 

— » —  Rct.  Chaiies  D.,  27  m  1  a 

Angwaud,  William,  16m  la— 18m  1  a 

ReT.  Edward,  23m  la 

Austen,  Josiah,  16i  la 

Austin,  Edwin,  2m  la 

TTrnkl^w^Hw*^   n.        IfT-M     1    ^ 

r-^*  Bei^Jamin,  M.  H.,  2dm  1  a 

BenneU,  ttey.  A.  8.,  3/  1  a 

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BIT 


BIrtha  (eonHnued). 

BennMt,  Wim«m,  Ij  la 

Birtha  (eonHnued). 

Boyd,  James,  7m  la 

Benolial,  Jadah,  Bj  1  a 

T.D.,  7/la 

Benporath,  G.  H.,  27m  Xa 

—  Boykett,  Francia,  Jun.,  2  m  la 

BenthaU,  John  M.,  11/  1  a 

•  Boyle,  Jamea  William,  17  m  1  a 

Bentiey,  Roy.  William,  If  la 

Bradford,  Rey.  C.  W.,  8/  1  a 

BenweU,  Capi.  F.  W.,  26  »  1 « 

Bradley,  Samuel,  4/  la 

Bergthdl,  J.,  18 j  la 

Bemaid,  Rot,  Haniy  Nonrii,  19/  1  a 

Brandon,  Mortimer,  9m  la 

Bosant,  W.  H.,  19  m  la 

Braaa,  William,  19/ 1  a 

Bodoy.O.B..  7i  la 

Braaaey,  Henry  A.,  6  m  1  a— 7  m  1  a 

Bottington.  A,,  26 1  la 

Thoa.,  Jun.,  20/  1  a 

Brathwaite.  Rey.  F.  G.  Coleridge,  11 «  1  a 

BoTan.  Alfred,  9  j  1  a 

O    Mfinfnn    R  f  1  rr 

Bray,  WiUiam,  11/  1  a 

Braybrooke,  Philip  Wataon,  10/  1  a 

BoTington,  Samuel  B.,  1  j  1  a 

BewBher,  W.  Blaokott,  80  m  1  a 

Breahoy,  Dr.  John,  10/  1  a 

Bidelenx,  Alexia,  8/  1  a 

Broaden,  lieut-CoL,  24m  la 

BidweU,  Rev.  G.  S.,  11  m  1  a 

Bremer,  J.  Frederick.  2 j  1  a 

Brent,  Conmiander  H.  W..  15 J  1  a 

Bigg.  Rev.  Oharlei,  2  j  1  a 

Biggs,  Col.,  dOm  la 

Bi^y,  Oharles  J.,  28^  1  a 

Brett,  Capt.  H.  A.,  12/  1  a 

Brettingham,  Charlea,  20 J  1  a 

Binder.  William,  19/  la 

Birch,  George  Francia,  6/  1  a 

"R   Trfiflton    1  f  1  a 

— ■  Brewer,  John  Edwin,  3/  1  a 
Bridge,  Lieut.  Walter.  20^  1  a 

Bird^G.B.,  6mla 

Bright,  George,  25m  la 

Briacoe,  Walter,  24^  1  a 

Birley,  Hatton,  20 j  la 

Biahop,H.M.,12/la 

Briston,  William,  14m  1  a 

G.L.,26mla 

«-~^  Bissont,  Edward,  80 m  la 

Bristoine,  S.  B..  17j  1  a 

BlaokweU,  T.  F.,  28  j  1  a 

Broclebank,  S.,  Jun.,  28 j  1  a 

Blades,  WilUam,  lOj  1  a 

Blagg,  Charles  John,  27J  la 

Blohm.  Heinrieh,  4/  1  a 

IT     T««       OK  J    1   ^ 

Brockman,  H.  J.,  16m  la 

Brodie,  John,  7  m  1  a 

Bland,  George,  Ij  1  a 

Brodrick,  Thomas,  25m  la 

Blanford,  Rot.  Josiaa  Jeasop,  4J  1  a 

Brooke,  Lady,  9  m  1  a 

Blandy.  John  Borden,  25/  la 

Brooksbank,  Arthur,  18/  1  a 

BleeWey,  T.  M.,  14  m  1  a 

Bliaa,Henry,  6i  la 

Brown,  Dr.  Andrew,  28m  1  a 

Dr.  Burton,  21/ la 

Tin-mn  TTill    mm   1  n 

rr^^-.  \i7:ii:««»    tA^  t  j. 

Blomfield  Rev  Arthur  25  m  1  a 

Lady  80 f  la 811  la 

I>H>lHIIPIU,   JCMJV.   JL*  MIUi,    mV  Jim    A  U 

Blunt,  Capi.  Grant,  24m  la 

Blyth,  James,  4m  la 

ReT.F.C.,23i  la 

Monson  J   B    2fi  f  1  a 

t>^-    A.^kiiv.i;i  /I    Qi  ••  1  ^ 

W.T.,28m  la 

Blythe,  George,  25/  1  a 

^—  Browne,  Edgar  A.,  90 J  1  a 

Major  C.  F.,  19/  1  a 

Rey.  Langford  Sotheby,  ?5/  l« 

Brownlow,  Conmiaader  Arthur,  80m  1  a 

Bookett,  John  Symond,  27  m  1  a 

Boileau,  Capt.  0.  H.,  21  m  1  o 

Boldero,  Rey.  J.  S..  27m  la 

Browae,  Heziiy.  Jun.,  8 «  1  a 

Bruce,  Capt.  A.  C,  7j  1  a 

Boiling.  Rey.  B.,  28^  1  a 

Bolton,  R.  G.,  26/  1  a 

Jamea.  28  J  1  a 

Major  J.  Lawrence,  18m  1  a 

Bruno,  Henry  Auguatina,  15/  1  a 

Bryant,  Edward  Ri>aa,  21/  I  a 

Sonde,  Ida,  Counteaa,  12  m  1  a 

Bonham-Carter,  Henry,  2  j  1  a 

Thomaa.  28  m  la. 

Booth, Gore,  6/  la 

Buchanan,  Rey.  T.  B.,  6/  la 

Borrett,  George  Tnthill,  12m  la 

Buck,  Wm.  R.,  15  j  I  a 

Borthwiek,  Jamea  A.,  28  m  1  a 

Borwiok,  Alfred,  27/  la 

Frederick  Shan>e  214  la 

Buckland,  Vigor,  28m  1  a 

Boaanquett  Charlea  B.  P.,  25  m  1  a 

Buckley,  Victor,  4m  1  a 

Budd.  Edward,  12  m  1  a 

—  Bonner,  Mra.,  5/  1  a 

— -  Bourne,  J.  0.,  29i  la 

Rey.  Joaeph,.18m  la 

SeptimuB,  21  m  1  a 

Buckley,  Joaoph,  19/  X  a 

Bull,  Hou^y,  10 j  1  a 

Bouafield,  Charl6a,  £.,  17/  la 

Bonteher,  E^  25  m  1  a 

Bullen,  John  N.,  1 J  1  a 

Bouyerie,  Col.  P.  Arthur  PlydeU,  27  m  1  a 

Bullock,  Edward,  10  m  1  a 

Boyill,  JohnB..  27/  1  a 

Rey..G.M..5m  la 

BowdMi,BoT.J.,14i  la 

Rey.  Walter,  JMm  la 

99 

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[Jan.  1  to 


BirthB  (continued). 

BirthB  (conHnued). 

Bumstead,  John  Campbell,  29/  1  a 

Charrington,  Harry  William,  1  j  1  a 

Btinbury,  Lieut.-Col.  C.  Veysey,  14  j  1  a 

Bundock,  Frederick,  23  j  1  a 

a^^»«^.   tA  A  1  ^ 

Chattell,W.F.,26/la 

Burch,  William,  23  j  1  a 

Chauncy,  Capt.,  8j  1  a 

Burchall,  William,  Jun.,  ij  la 

Cheshire,  Samuel  Harley,  29^  la 

Burke,  Lady,  23  m  1  a 

Chichester,  William,  8/  1  a 

Bum,  Lieut.  H.,  Bj  1  a 

CMdell,  John,  I7i  la 

Bumand,  L.  Bransby,  lOj  1  a 

Child,  George  James,  12/  1  a 

Bumard,  F.  C,  7 J  1  a 

T.  Hannyngton  J.,  28/  1  a 

.  Bume,  Hon.  Newdegate,  28/  1  a 

Childs,  Rev.  Henry  Horatio,  31  j  1  a 

Burnett,  William,  19m  la 

Chisholm,  H.  W.,  .17  m  1  a 

Bumingham,  Btaniar  H.,  7 m  la 

Chown,  Thomas,  12/  1  a 

Bums,  Dr.,  27  m  1  a 

Christie,  G.  Fyffe,  26/  la 

Tftmofl  Trftil     10  /  1  a 

Bums,  J.  Gleland,  28i  1  a 

Bumride,  Oapt.  F.  R.  E.,  16/  1  a 

Burrell,  Alfred  E.,  16  m  1  a 

Williflm  TafinrrVinm    1?tft  /1a 

Chuck,  Joseph,  19  m  1  a 

Burrows,  BeT.  Boger,  12  m  1  a 

Church,  Capt.  Ross,  18m  1  a 

Churchill,  Charles,  11/  1  a 

Burton,  Pr.  Robert  Groyea,  7j  1  a 

Bury,  E.  J.,  9^  1  a 

Joseph  B.,  14/ la 

Bushby,  Arthur  T.,  18/  1  a 

Churchward,  Frederick,  6/  1  a 

Butler,  William  H.,  4/  1  a 

James,  18  j  1  a 

Butt,  Rev.  G.  H.,  28  j  1  a 

Clack,  T,,  18  m  1  a 

Button,  Eustace,  13/  1  a 

Clark,  Capt.  J.  Alston,  80  m  1  a 

Byas,  William  H..  4/ la 

James,  20 j  1  a 

Byles,  Dr.  Jas.  C,  24  m  1  a 

CadeU,  Thomas,  24^  1  a— 26^  1  a 

MfiHhnTT  7  f  1  n 

Perceval,  8  j  1  a 

— -  Calisher,  Henry,  28  n*  1  a 

T>^«    T^U.  -ftr^^v    1A^  1  « 

.  CaWerley,  0.  S„  28  m  1  a 

Clarke,  F.F.,  11/ la 

CalTert,  Major  A.  M.,  20/  1  a 
Cameron,  Henry,  24/  1  a 

%r on.*  1  ^ 

T.H.,  26/la 

Camroux,  G.  Oliver,  11  m  1  a 

Clarkson,  Eugene  C,  11  j  1  a 

CampbeU,  Col.  Sir  Edward  F.,  18  w  1  a 

F.,  18j  la 

T^nnrrlnfl    PO  tin 

Clay,  Major,  28i  la 

Vl^'U.lm^mi^.^^  n      Q1  ^   1  M 

T. CampbeU,  7i  la 

George  W.,  8/  1  a 

Clayton.  Edward  C,  21/  1  a 

James,  Uj  1  a 

r  Clifford,  Henry  J.,  30m  la 

Tnhn  flmViATn    Q  i    1  a 

Clifton,  Wm.  C,  26m  la 

Clirehugh.  W.  P.,  29^  1  a 

Rev.  W..  21/  1  a 

Candale,  Henry  V.  de,  19/  1  a 

Clissold,  Rev.  E.  M.,  23i  la 

Cantor,  S.M.,  1/1  a 

Capem,  John,  14  m  1  a 

Clover,  W.  W.,  14  m  1  a 

Clowes,  Hon.  Mr.  Legh,  28^  1  a 

Cardoza,  William  Page,  1/  1  a 

R.,Jun.,  14i  la 

Carlyon,  Horatio,  24  m  1  a 

Tfinmnn  ArfVinr    4  m   1  n 

Carman,  P.  L.,  26  j  1  a 

Clutton-Brock,  J.  A.,  26  m  1« 

Camochan,  F.  H.,  18i  la 

i  Clyne,  James,  26  m  1  a 

Carruthers,  W.  F.,  ISm  1  a 

Coates,  Giles,  22 j  la 

Carter,  Charles,  17/  1  a 

John,  10/ la 

R.  H.,  8 m  la 

Cobb,  Thomas  Fix,  23  m  1  a 

Castleman,  Rev.  W.  H.,  SIJ  la 

Cobbett,  Rev.  R.  S.,  2  j  1  a 

Cassin,  Rev.  Burman,  22  j  1  a 

.— —  Cochrane,  Brodie,  27/  1  a 

^— •  Castleman,  E.  A.  H.,  6i  1  a— 9  j  1  a 

Code,  Theophilus,  16  m  1  a 

Castro,  Henry  de,  19  j  1  a 

Coflftn,  J.  R.  Pine, 24m  la 

Cathcart,  Hon.  Mrs.  A.,  8 m  la 

Coghill,  Hon.  Lord,  12/  1  a 

Coleman,  John  Noakes,  17/  la 

Cave,  Rev.  Ambrose  C.  B.,  26/  1  a 

Oayley,Digby,14j  la 

CoUett,  George,  13/  1  a 

Ceqat,  Wynne  C.  de,  80m  1  a 

Collingwood,  John,  16/  1  a 

Chaldecott.  Dr.  T.  A., SOj  la 

Collier,  Vincent  J.,  11  m  1  a 

Chaloner,  Capt  Thomas,  20  m  1  a 

Collins,  W.  S.,  80 j  la 

— -  Chamberlain,  Edward  B.,  7/  la 
Alex.  R.,  24m  la 

Collinson,  W.  J.,  Ij  1  a 

Chambers,  Rev.  G.,  29i  1  o 

Collison,  Henry  Clarke,  7  m  1  a 

Chancellor,  Albert,  21^  1  a 

Collum,  William,  24m  la 

Edw.,lljla 

Collyer,  W.  D.,  24i  la 

Chapman,  Rev.  Jnstieie,  27i  1  a 

Coltman,  Francis,  8/  1  a 

Charles,  Arthur,  6/  1  a 

40 

Coltson,  Charles  Ismay,  12m  1  a 

March  81, 1868.]    taliosr'b  index  to  ^  the  ttueb  "  itewspapeb. 

Bir 

Births  {eontinuedi. 

Births  (continued). 

Combe,  Richard  H.,  7/  1  a 

Darroch,  Duncan,  11/  1  a 

Complin,  Charles  F.,  80  m  la 

Dart,  Richard,  12/  1  a 

Comiell,  James,  4j  1  a 

Dashwood,  Rev.  Robert  Lewes,  28  m 

la 

Comiolly,  A.,  10  j  1  a 

T.  A.,  16m  la 

Consett.  W.  W.  P.,  11  j  1  a 

Danbeny,  Col.  James,  6  m  1  a* 

Coode,  William,  25m  la 

Davenport,  Rev.  G.  H.,  26/  1  a 

Cooke,  Maj.  E.  B.,  2^  lo 

Davey,  Horace,  29  j  la 

■ 

Cookson,  Maj.  Wm.,  Bj  la 

Davidson,  Madgwick  8.,  13 m  la 

Cooker,  Horace,  6m  la 

■oriiK^-.    oi  -•  1  .. 

Cooper,  J.  C,  26  m  1  a 

Robert  George,  18m  1  a 

W   M     4  1   1  ft 

Davies,  A.  H.  Saunders,  16  m  1  a 

,    'Willinm     19  tn    1  .^ 

John  Morgan,  15  j  1  a 

Wm    ft    Onemrr    'ii  -i   1  jt 

Carey,  Charles,  29/  la 

Davieson,  Edward,  28/  1  a 

M.W.,  13/la 

Davis,  Charles  James  William,  9  m 

la 

Cottell,  George  Lansdowne,  81  m  1  a 

Dr.  Maurice,  3  m  1  a 

Cotton,  Alderman,  26  m  1  a 

G.J.,9m  la 

Rowland  Hngh,  25  m  1  a^26  m  1  a 

M.  M.,  2  j  1  a 

Coolon,  Albert  de,  81  m  1  a 

N.  Newnham,  26  m  1  a 

Coosins,  Charles  Edward,  8/  1  a 

Davy,  Daniel  B.,  4/  1  a 

Coyentrj,  Edward,  25/  1  a 

J.W.,  27m  la 

Cowen,  R.  W.,  81  m  la 

Dawson,  WilUam  G.,  80  m  1  a 

r^AwiA    T>Avirl    R1  m   1  /z 

Tir.Mi:.^  rr:ii    i  ^  i  - 

-^— —  \/vwao,  x/tkiiiif  ox  7n    X  c* 

Cox,  Charles,  29 j  la 

Day,  Capt  George  F.,  28m  la 

CoxweU,  J.  E.  Giinfield,  17  m  1  a 

—  Rev.  Edward,  4m  1  a 

Cracklow,  Capt.,  28/  1  a 

Thomas,  26/  1  a 

Crane,  Capt  Henry  A.,  5  m  la 

Deane,  C.  C,  6m  la 

Crawford,  George  Arthur,  2  m  1  a 

Edward,  6  j  1  a 

Crawler,  John,  28/  1  a 

Dease,  J.  A.,  2j  1  a 

Cree,  Rev,  E.  D.,  24  m  1  a 

Debenham,  Frank  G.,  11  m  la 

Creed,  H.,  3 J  la 

—  Robert,  80m  1  a 

Crichton,  Lieut-Col.  Stuart,  8  j  1  a 

T.  N.,28m  la 

Crickett,R.  E.,  25/la 

De  Castro,  Joseph,  10  j  1  a 

Crighton,  Hon.  Arthur,  17/  1  a 

De  Fraine,  John,  26  m  1  a 

Crippin,  George  T.,  18/  la 

—  Delcomyn,  F.,  7  m  la 

Croft,  A.  Bernard,  23 j  la 

Dempster,  R.  Frederick,  6  j  1  a 

Crofts,  Rev.  J.  D.  Macbride,  15  j  1  a 

Dennant,  John,  7m  1  a 

Cronen,  Frederick  Joseph,  27/  1  a 

—  De  Robeck,  Baroness,  6 j  1  a 

Crosfield,  John,  12  m  1  a 

Derriman,  Capt.,  14/  1  a 

W.,  Ij  1  a 

DevereU,  Wm.  Henry,  20  j  1  a 

Cross,  John,  24  m  1  a 

Dewhurst,  John  D.,  18m  la  . 

R.  8.,  13/la 

Dewsnap,  Mark,  26  j  1  a 

Crossley,  William  Joseph,  24  m  1  a 

WiUiam,  18m  la 

Dickens,  Charles,  Jun.,  10/  1  o 

Crowe,  Robert,  13j  1  a 

Dickinson,  Charles  A.,  17m  1  a 

Cruttwell.  T.  R.,  2m  1  a 

Kearick.  23i  1  a 

Cubitt,  Charles,  Ij  la 

T.  W.  C,  17m  la 

Cuddon,  Francis  Thomas,  7  j  1  a 

Dickson,  WiUiam,  13j  1  a 

Cufflin,  Robert  Stephen,  81  m  1  a 

Dighton,  George,  28/  1  a 

CuUam,      .  Triple  Birth,  2  m  11/ 

Divers,  Dr.  Edward,  '6/  1  a 

Cummins,  Wm.  A.  Travers,  5  m  1  a 

Dixon,  Capt,  Ij  1  a 

Cunningham,  James  Elliott,  28/  1  a 

W.  Hepworth,  10m  la 

Willinm    90 1*    1  <t 

DobeU,  C.  Faulknor,  16m  1  a 

Dobson,  Henry  Holmes,  16 j  la 

Currie,  Fendall,  7  m  1  a 

Robert,  G.,  12m  la 

Dodd,  Horatio,  3  m  1  a 

Curtis,  W.  Cotton,  8 j  1  a 

Dods,  Andrew,  11/  1  a 

Cnrwen,  Rev.  A.  F.,  28  m  1  a 

Dodwell,  Maj.,  23  j  1  a 

Curzon,  Hon.  Mrs.,  7  m  1  a 

Dolby,  George,  6/  1  o— 7  f  1  a 

Cust,  Leopold,  11/  1  a 

Cuthbertson,  Francis,  21  j  1  a 

D'Aeth,  N.  Hughes,  Uj  la 

Dalkeith,  Countess  of,  17  j  la 

Daniell,  Lindsey  H.,  18m  la 

Daniels,  Rev.  Jas.  T.,  8/  1  a 

Da&vers,  Jamei  Parish,  26/  1  a 


Dombrain,  Rev.  James,  Ij  la 
Domvile,  Rev.  Charles  Compton,  6/  1  a 
Donsldson,  James  S.,lj  la 

—  WiUiam  Leverton,  4  m  1  a 

-  Douglas,  J.  R.  A.,  18  m  1  a 
Dow,  James,  80  j  1  a 
Dowflon,  John,  19m  la 

r  41 


Bir 


PALMBB'S  nfTDXX  TO  "SHB  ^IMSS"  mCWBPASSB. 


[Jan.1  to 


BirihB  (eonHnuedj. 

Birfiha  (coniiwaed). 

DowBon,  ReT.  H.  Enfield,  29  j  1  a 

Falkner,  Bct.  T.  T.,  29 j  1  a 

D'Oyley,  Major  0.  W„  20ot  la 

Farquharson,  Mrs.,  81m  la 

Draoott,  Thomas,  29  j  1  a 

Farr,  George  Thomas  Adams,  8/  1  a 

Drake,  Francis,  25  m  la 

Farrow,  Morley,  25  m  1  a 

Draper,  Edward,  19  to  1  a 

Fawcett,  Wm.  B.,  Ij  1  a 

Droitt,  Bev.  William,  80to  la 

Fellowes,  Bev.  Henry,  2j  I  a 

,  Dryland,  Bobert  Coster,  17  j  1  a 

Bev.  Spencer,  9 j  1  a 

Dnoat,  Oapt.  Olande,  12/  1  a 

Felton,  W.  v.,  21j  la 

Duckworth,  Herbert,  7to  1  a 

Fendall,Bev.C.B..  14/la 

W.N.,4/la 

Fennelly,  Bichard,  7m  la 

Dmnas,  Henry  J.  P.,  11  m  1  a 

Fevez,  Victor,  2  m  1  a 

' Dnke,  Sir  James,  Ij  1  a— 2  j  1  a 

Duncan,  Charles,  21  j  1  a 

Ffarington,  B.  A.,  24m  lo 

Field,  Henry  John,  3/  la 

Dunoum,  Charles  J.,  IS  J  1  a 

Joshua,  18  j  1  a 

Dundas,  Lieut.  F.  0.,  18  j  1  a 

Fife,  W.H.,  24m  la 

DuneU,  H.  J.,  28 j  1  a 

Figges,  SamueU  22  j  1  a 

—  Dunn,  Nicholas  John,  15/  1  a 

Firth,  A.  W.,  10m  la 

Durell,  Fred.  Thos.  D.,  6/  la 

Firfi,  Bev.  James  Leonard,  4j  la 

Durham,  John,  Jun.,  21^'  1  a 

Dyer,  Thomas,  14^"  1  a 

Rot  John  Dont   98  f  1  n 

Fittock.  James,  13/  1  a 

Dymes,  T.  J.,  8/  la 

Fitzclarence,  Lady  Maria,  20/  1  a 

Pitegerald,  Capt.  Maurice.  8/  1  a 

Earle,  Bct.  Alfred,  25  m  1  a 

Eamshaw,  W.  A.,  7j  1  a 

Fitzroy,  Commander  George  D.,  19/  1  a 

.  Easton,  Dr.  John,  25  m  1  a 

Fleming,  John,  28m  1  a 

Eaton,  Bobert,  28  j  1  a 

Flemmioh,  J.  F.,  11/  1  a 

Ebsworth,  Robert,  26to  la 

Fletcher,  Henry  H.,  11/  la 

Eden,  Frederick  Morton,  11  m  1  a 

Flint,  Bev.  William,  8j  1  a 

EdgeU,  Col.  R.  J.,  27  m  1  a 

Flower,  John,  10  j  1  a 

Edmonds,  Wm.  John,  3  j  1  a 

Fonnereau,  Thomas  N.,  4 m  la 

Edwards,  E.  T.,  81  in  la 

Foote,  H.  Wells,  8/  1  a 

_.  .,  ....  "Prrilftrirlf  Yrrnfn    Rfl't   1  n 

Forbes,  CoL,  28  j  1  a 

Mrs.,  11m  la 

Henry W.,7i  la 

Egerton,  Lady  Louisa,  4  m  1  a 

Egleton.  T.  H.  v.,  2to  la 

Forde,  Capt.  T.  D.,  10m  1  a 

Foster,  Charles  Finch,  14/  1  a 

Eldrid,  Walter,  8/  1  a 

-      John,  Jun.,  15  j  1  a 

Elgee,  Lieut. -Col.,  9j  la 

Ehot,  Bichard  Ffolliott,  20  m  1  a 

WilHnm    a  t    1  a 

Fountaine,  Bernard,  22  j  1  a 

Elkington,  A.  G.,  BJ  1  a 

Fowler,  Bev.  Bobert,  3m  la 

Alfred,  4/  1  a 

Ellen,  Edward,  Bj  1  a 

•D^V.^^    Oil  ^    1   ^ 

Fox,  E.  J.  H.,  8  m  1  a 

Ellis, George,  17/  la 

Howard,  7/  la 

James,  18/  1  a 

Bev.  Vaughan  S.,  22 j  la 

TfriT    A     A      fi  t  1  rr 

Wimam,4/la 

France,  Bev.  T.  W.  H.,  14/  la 

Elwes,  V.  Carey,  13/  1  a 

—  Emanuel,  Lewis,  13  j  1  a 

Francis,  Henry,  11/  1  a 

Engledue,  W.  J.,  22;  1  a 

Swinford,  18/la 

English,  T..  25m  la 
Errington,  Bev.  John  E.  27/  1  a 

Francy,  Frederick,  6/  la 

Franks,  Thomas,  25  m  1  a 

Essex,  Alfred,  4j  la 

Fraser,  Edward  S.,  21/  1  a 

Etheridge,  Ber.  Sanders,  11/  1  a 

Eyans,  Dr.  Usher  W.,  28/  1  a 

T.innf    Cn\    P    W     M  f  1  n 

Freeland,  Frederick  John,  28  j  1  a 

fx^^t.^^  rn.^_«.    IK  »■   1   y« 

■D— 1 —  -ar     iti  X  1  ^ 

Vrftcsmttn    ^ViArlftfi    IS  in  1  a 

BeT.  Charles  John,  ISj  la 

T.  M.,  4y  1  a 

J.  Bussell,  18 j  la 

Everard,  W.  T.,  ISj  1  a 

T.  A.,  21/  1  a 

Eyersley,  E.  H.,  16j  1  a 

Freemantle,  Charles,  18/  1  a 

^—  ETerett,  John  F.,  25/  1  a 

Fremlin,  W.  A.,  23i  la 

■D*«     A      T       01  /.'    1   yi 

~— ^  ITfvavi aI*   Jolin     1 B m  la 

Ewing,  John,  26m  la 

^^^~^    f  rcUull,  V  UXIU,     XO  rim    X  (v 

Frere,  Bartle  J.  L.,  14  m  1  a 

Eyre,  E.,  7/ la 

Freshwater,  Henry  Thomas,  10m  1  a 

Eyston,  Charles  John,  10m  1  a 

Freston,  Thomas,  1  j  1  a 

Eyton,  Thos.  Slaney,  28/  1  a 

Friend,  Frederick,  14  j  1  a 

-  Fairbaim,  Bev.  A.  H.,  6  j  1  a 

Frobisher,  Oapt.  Wm.  Martin,  ij  1  a 

FaUdner,  Lady,  16  m  1  a— 19  m  1  a 

— *»  Froom,  Heniy,  8  m  1  a 

42 


March  81, 1868.]    palmee's  htdex  to  '^ths  times*'  kewbp^eb.                     Blr 

Birtha  {eanHnued^. 

Births  {continued). 

Piy,  AuguBtuaB.,  la/la 

Gordon,  John  H.,  25m  1  o 

Pnlcher.  H.O.,26/la 

PnUer,  Joseph,  17/  la 

FnnilsB,  George  W.,  8/  1  a 

Vtvr    ArfYinr   ^i  H  ^  ft 

Gore,  A.  P.  Wentworth,  21J  1  a 

Gorges,  Ca^t.,  19  m  1  a 

T>^V^^     A^    1    ^ 

Gorringe,  Hugh,  12/  la 

Pytche,  Hon.  Col.,  80/  1  a 

Gorst,  W.  Arthur,  10  J  1  a 

Gage,  Col.  the  Hon.  E.  T.,  11m  1  a 

Gainslord,  Rer.  George,  2  j  1  a 

Gorton,  Thomas,  11/  1  a 

Gosman,  Alex.,  18  j  1  a 

GoBset,  Major  W.  Butler,  4  m  1  a 

Gale,  Charles  Frauds,  17  J  1  a 

Galton,  WiUiam  FHoaizn,  24m  1  a->25m 

Gotto,  Edward,  7/  1  a 

Ck)udge,  Watts  Wlkinson,  1/  1  a 

la 

GMnles,B.  H.,l7m  lo 

Gouin,  Pasteur  A.,  18  m  1  a 

Gandy,  Capt  Heniy,  10m  la 

Gould,  Heniy  Edmberley,  17/  1  a 

Gane,  John,  11^  1  a 

Goulding,  A.,  12/  1  a 

Gange,  Dr.  Frederick  A.,  20j  la 

Gower,  C.  H.  Aldersey,  24/ 1  a 

Ganz,  Edward,  10/  1  a 

Gowland,  George,  20j'  1  a 

Graham,  Ret.  John,  21/  1  a 

Gardiner,  laeut.-Col.,  14/  la 

Gardner,  Rer.  James  OardweU,  24  j  1  a 

Grain,  Capt.  B.  M.,  6m  1  a 

Gamett,  Capt.  A.  J.,  22/  1  a 

Grant,  Lady  Macpherson,  29  J  1  a 

Richard.  8i  la 

Garrod,  Edwin,  7  J  1  a 

Inhn  T     11  /  1  it 

TTininftn  fV     fli  tn   1  <t 

Grantham,  Major  E.,  11  m  la 

Grares,  P.  G.,  14^*  1  a 

— ^  Ganton,  John  Rihton,  28  j  1  a 

Gftiion   J   A     17  m  1  A 

TTnn    ArlnlnliTin    OP  f  ^  et 

Gaselee,  Charles  Edward,  8/  1  a 

Gray,  Acheson,  10/  1  a 

Gaskell  Richard  ISm  1  a 

Arnhibfilfl    Q  t'  1  rv 

Gatcomhe,  Henry  Rascombe,  If  la 

Gibbes,  Frank,  16  j  1  a 

TaViti  WilnATi    fi  f  1  <T 

l^nhnrf    Alnr       Inn     9ft  /    1  /f,»fl7  f   1  n 

28/ la 

Gibbon,  Arthnr  A.,  3/  1  a 

Green,  Alfred,  8^  la 

tTam_    da  ^   1  ^ 

C.  Dymoke,  11  j  1  a 

Gibbons,  S.  ClifToid,  18/  1  a 

^Edward,  17/ la 

Giblett,  John,  Jun.,  26i  1  a 

Henry  William,  17/  1  a 

Gidley,  Bartholomew  Charles,  27/  1  a 

Rey.  A.  J.  M.,  28m  1  a 

B.  Courtenay,  10m  1  a 

Greenaway,  D.,  14m  1  a 

Gilbey,  Walter,  12  m  1  a 

Greenbank,  A.  H.,  10  m  la 

Gildea,  Capt.  James,  29^  la 

Greene,  William,  29i  la 

Gill,  Henry,  IJ  la 

Greenfield,  J.  T.,  1/  1  a— 8/  1  a 
Greenwood,  Capt.  J.  J.,  5 m  la 

GilHspie,  James  A.,  21i  1  a 

Gilliet,  Alfred,  17/ la 

Greg,  Eustace,  8  J  1  a 

—  Gregory,  John  D., 81  m  la 

Gillott,R.,6/la 

Grenfell,  Pascoe  du  Pre,  18  m  1  a 

Girdlestone,  James,  6m  1  a 

Greville,  Capt.,  17m  la 

Glanfield,  George,  6i  1  a 

^- Glazier,  J.  T.,  6m  la 

Giice,  Charles  le,  2  j  1  a 

Grifiln,  John,  IS  J  la 

Glenny,  Wm.  J.,  22 J  1  a 

Josiah.22/la 

Gloag,  Henry  Dondas,  28m  1  a 

Griffith,  Capt.  JuUuB  G.  T.,  11  m  1  a 

G.,  24/  1  a 

Hon.  Lake,  10^'  1  a 

Glover,  Richard,  27m  la 

Grimaldi,  Rer.  Henry  B.  15  j  1  a 

'd:^u..ji  a     -io_   1  > 

Grissell,  Henry  P.,  27/  1  a 

Grover,  J.  William,  3  m  1  a 

Glyn,  Richard  H..  4/  1  a 

Glynn,  ReT.  C,  9j  1  a 

GroTes,  William G.,  20 m  la 

Goddard,  Alfred  C,  27i  1  a 

Guise,  Colonel,  2m  lo 

T.,  26/la 

Gundry,  J.  P.  P.,  28m  la 

Godfrey,  Capt.  Charles  James,  28  j  1  a 

^—  GKmn,  John,  26  m  1  a 

Goldie,  Capt.  James,  20m  la 

Gunning,  Rev.  Joseph  Wiatt,  16m  1  a 

Goldsmith,  Barton  R.,  22/  1  a 

Gumey,  Alfred,  25  m  1  a 

Henry  P.,  7j  la 

Hadow,  Capt.  P.  E.,  22/  la 

Gollan,  Alexander,  7  m  1  a 

Hakewill,  Henry,  19m  la 

Gollop,  Capt.  John,  25/  1  a 

Gooch,  Thomas,  2SJ  la 

Hale,  Rev.  Edward,  80  j  1  a 

Hall,  Edward,  21  j  1  a 

Goodall,  Edward  A.,  29i  1  a 

Frederick,  22^  1  a— 20/  1  a 

Goode,  William  James,  27/  1  a 

John,  9j  1  a 

Gordon,  Col.  C.  E.  Parke,  18m  lo 

Halton,  W.  W.  B.,  19/  1  a 

Hamilton,  Robert  Wallace,  12/  1  flp-14/ 1  a 

•Bir                         palueb's  htdex  to  '' 

THS  TiuES  "  itewspapeh.           [Jan.  1  to 

Birthfl  (continued). 

Birthfl  {continued^. 

Hammond, 0eorge,  9j  la 

Hensley,  Dr.  Frederick  J.,  22/  1  a 

Hanbory,  George,  Ij  1  a 

Hepburn,  Frederick,  9j  1  a 

Hancock,  T.,  26m  la 

Herbert,  WiUiam  G.,  4/  la 

Handcock,  Hon.  Mr.,  12/  1  a 

Herring,  Capt.  H.  le  Strange,  28/  la 

Handson,  Henry,  28/  1  a 

Herzog,  Frederick,  9  m  1  a 

Handley,  lient.  A.  H.,  6m  la 

Hewitt,  Henry,  23j  la 

Hannay,  Robert,  11/  la 

Wnltrtr  A      4  f  1  ft 

Thomas,  8  j  1  a 

Hibbert,  Frederick  Dnimmond,  10  m  1  a 

Harbin,  0.  0..  6  j  1  a 

Jas.  Edward,  29/  1  a 

Harconrt,  Clarence,  11/  1  a 

Hichens,  Rev.  Frederick  H.,  24j  1  a 

Harding,  0.,  6  m  1  a 

H.  Maynard,  20/  1  a 

'Dy^w    DioVia*.!     OQ  .«    1   ^ 

Higgins,  Rev.  R.,  7/  la 

Hardman,  0.  A.,  25/  1  a 

Hill, Capt.,  24 j  la 

Hardy,  Charles  Stewart,  27  m  1  a 

Dr.  Samuel,  14/  1  a 

TTrrVinrf  TT    C^nrrctnn    ^7  m   1  jt 

F.  A.,  26/ la 

Lieut.-Col.  Edward  S.,  81  j  1  a 

Harene, Lieut-Col.,  10/  1  a--ll/  la 

Harewood,  Countess  of,  18/  1  a 

Pearson,  29/  1  a 

Harford,  Hon.  and  Rev.  John,  23  j  1  a  . 

Harington,  Herbert  B.,  24/  1  a 

Harke,  Rev.  W.  H.,  13/  1  o 

Harmer,  George  W.  M.,  20/  1  a 

i>.'aU««.3  rr«»»...    11^1^ 

"RnVicrt  A     Q^  i   1  it 

flir  Tnhn    91  tn    1  nr 

Thomas,  12  m  1  a 

Harpley,  Rev.  W.,  3/  lo 

Hillman,  Rev.  Edward,  4/  1  a 

Harrell,  Capt.,  11m  la— 12m  la 

HiUyar,  Capt.  H.,  24/  1  a 

Harries,  John  H.,  25  m  1  a 

Hinderson,  Capt.  F.,  15  j  1  a 

Harris,  Capt.  P.  H.  F.,  3/  1  a 

Hine,  George,  2  m  1  a 

F.,6m  1  a 

S.  D.,  12/  1  a 

F.  J.,28m  la 

Hinton,  Wm.  S.,  21^  1  a 

— , J.  G.,  18/ la 

Hitchins,  Capt.  H.  0..  15m  la 

Leonard,  7 f  la 

Hoare,  P.  M.,  18m  la 

W.  H.,  2m  la 

Hobson,  J.  Cripps,  22j  1  a 

Harrison,  0.  B.,  24 j  1  a 

Hocken,  Charles  E.,  22 j  la 

C.  W.,  2m  la 

Hodges,  Charles  S.,  10  m  1  a 

Rev.  J.  J.,29j  la 

Hodgson,  Charles,  4/  1  a 

William,  28 j  la-^m  la 

H.  H.,  11m  la 

Hart.,  J.,  17  m  1  a 

Rev.  T.E.,  15/ la 

— Rev.  William,  7  m  1  a 

Hofer,  Henry,  3 j  1  a — ij  1  a 

Harvey.  Enoch,  28/  la 

Frederic,  25/  1  a 

Hofifmeister,  Dr.  William,  23  j  1  a 

Rev.  Herbert,  22  j  1  a 

- —  Holden,  William  Rose,  16j  1  a 

Haslewood,  Rev.  Francis,  14m  1  a 

Holdsworth,  Francis  K..  12m  1  a 

Hatton,  Rev.  Wm.  Finch,  9  j  1  a 

Hole,  Rev.  W.  B.,  29j  1  a 

Hawkins,  Edward  Luflf,  23  m  1  a 

Holl,  William,  20  m  1  a 

n.^^.^^    OA  ^  t  ^ 

Holland,  Charles,  23^  1  a 

HoUibone,  Wm.  Joshua,  17^  1  a 

John,  25  m  1  a                  i 

J.  Robson,  12/  1  a 

HoUoway,  Marseilles,  21/  la 

Stuart,  16i  1  a 

Holmes,  Henry,.  22  j  1  a 

Hay,  A.  B.,  26/ la 

W.  Tate,  17  m  1  a 

Hayter,  George  Lister,  26  m  1  a 

Holroyd,  G.  F.,  24/  1  a 

Haywood,  T.  B.,  11m  la 

Holworthy,  Wilmot.  16m  la 

Hazell,  Walter,  6j  la 

Home,  A.  D.,  19/  1  a 

Head,  Henry,  15/  1  a 

Headlam,  Edward,  28  j  1  a 

T«vt.«.  a     oo  >..   i  ^ 

Honischar,  Frederick  W.,  7j  1  a 

itr».i^«    1 K  ^  -1  ^ 

Hood,  J.  K.  Jacomb,  23  m  1  a 

Heath,  Allan  B.,  13/  1  a 

Hook,  Henry,  21/  1  a 

Francis  George,  14/  la 

Hooper,  Rev.  R.  Poole,  3  m  1  a 

Henry  M., 21/ la 

Hope,  C.  W.  E.,  24/  la 

Heatley,  John,  3/  la 

David  Boyle,  28  j  1  a 

Hedley,Rev.W..3/la 

Hornby,  Benjamin,  8^'  1  a 

Heflfer,  Henry,  19/  1  a 

Home,  Rev.  Fred E.,  7 m  la 

Helbling,  Frederick,  9m  lo 

■■           James  Darling,  13  j  1  a 

Hellard,  Alexander,  12/  la 

Horsey,  S.  F.,  29i  1  a 

Heneage,  Lady  Eleanor,  18  m  la 

Hart,  Rev.  F.  J.  A.,  12  m  1  a 

Hennoll,  James  Barclay,  6j  1  a 

Horton,  Alfred,  22/  1  a 

Henry,  John  F.,  17  m  1  a 

Horwood,  Frederic,  12/  1  a 

N.  a,  12/ la 

Rev.  Edward  Russell,  27  m  1  a 

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Births  (continued). 

SirthB  {continued). 

Hoskins,  Bdw.  Hamilton,  Ij  1  a 

Jew8on,F.B.  19/ la 

HoaBemayne  duBonlay,  Arthur,  15  j  la 

Joaohim,  Joseph,  3/  la 

HooBon,  Henry,  19/  1  a 

Johns,  William,  17m  1  a 

Howard,  E.  C,  30  w  1  a 

Johnflon,  Cavendish,  18  m  1  a 

Howden,  Alexander,  27m  la 

David,  10  m  1  a 

Howe,  Bey.  John,  31  m  1  a 

T.E.,  18/la 

Howell,  Daniel  Neale,  10/  1  a 

F(1iiriir<l  T.innrl    91fla 

T^m^w^jAm    T>nMl»AlAW       1  K  «     1    M 

-M-.:^.  k^.,m^A    oo  ^  1  ^ 

Marcus  Henry,  6^'  la 

Johnston,  A.  R.  11  j  1  a 

Hndletton,  Rev.  J.  H.,  21/  la 

Hughes,  George  M.,  29J  1  a 

Jones,  Alfred,  17m  la 

James,  25 m  1  a— 2Bm  1  a 

J,  Henry,  24  j  1  a 

Hulbert,  C.  A.,  4 J  la 

Huleatt,  Rev.  Hugh,  16m  la 

Snhn  W      17  4  la 

^— ^—  vouu  ff.,   *ijr   X  »♦ 

Lady  Elizabeth  Inglis,  81  m  I  a 

Hulton,  W.  W.  B.,  20/  1  a 

Morgan,  30  m  1  a 

Humphery,  Arthur,  18/  1  a 

Geo.  F.,  11/  1  a 

Rev.  T.  Blade,  8/  1  a 

Humphrey,  John,  4/  lo — 6/  1  a 

Jordan,  Barrett  Price,  28  m  1  a 

Fred.  A.,  6 w  la 

Joshua,  Samuel,  24  m  1  a— 25  m  1  a- 

-26  m 

Humphreys,  George,  3  m  1  a 

la 

tta.«««    ok  r  t  ^ 

Saul,24ila 

Jburdain,  W.  E.,  3li  1  a 

Joynes,  Rev.  William,  filf  la 

V.4.«U<««.  TT«1a      K  ^    1    ^ 

Humphry,  Frederick  A.,  11  m  la 

Hunnybun,  Rev.  W.  Martin,  16 J  1  a 

Judge,  Captain  C.  N.  8j  la 

Hunt,  Benjamin,  4  m  1  a 

Karslake,  Preston,  11/  1  o 

Capt.  Charles,  26/  1  a 

Keeble,  Robert,  3;  1  a 

Hunter,  Dr.  George  Yates,  22/  1  a 

Keene,  Samuel  Wolfe,  29/  la 

Richard  Henry,  127n  la 

Keible,  Robert,  26/  1  a 

:  W.  F.,  19to  la 

Keith,  Lawrence,  13/  1  a 

Hutchinson,  Dr.  F.  B.,  12  m  1  a 

Keith-Falconer,  Hon.  Mrs.,  4m  la 

EdwardB,  22 j  1  a 

r  Kelday,  Arthur,  23j  1  a 

Kelly,  Commander  E.,  10m  1  a 

Major  A.  R.  E.,  loj  la 

Summers,  20 j  la 

Huth,  Lieut.  Frederick  Henry,  26/  1  a 

TjAm««r       1  fi  M.      1     >» 

Kemble,  Francis,  2  j  1  a 

Hyam,  Frederick  B.,  12wi  la 

Kemp,  Henry  William,  12  m  1  a 

W.F.,  11/la 

Hyde,  F.  Colville,  1/  1  a 

Kennelly,  D.  J.,  21  j  1  a 

William,  Jun.,  1/  1  a 

Kent,  Rev.  Charles,  18  m  1  a 

Imray,  James  Frederick,  24  w  1  a 

—  Thomas,  30  j  1  a 

Ince,  Francis,  7/  1  a 

Kimp,  A.  Davidson,  30  m  1  a 

Ingles,  Rev.  D.,  24/  la 

Inkson,  Dr.  James,  26m  la 

•»jr-i    Tk^^A    in-.    1  ^ 

Kindersloy,  H.  W.,  24/  1  a 

Inman,  Charles,  25  m  1  a 

King,  Charles  20/  1  a 

Innes,  Gilbert  MitcheU,  Ij  la 

— «  Irwine,  Mrs.,  26m  la 
Isaacs,  Joseph  M.,  1/  1  a 

Kingsford,  Dr.,  22  j  1  a 

Islip,  Louis  John,  29/  1  a 

Kingsley,  W.  H.  B.,  22/  1  a 

Ivimay,  Henry,  4/  1  a 

Kirby,  Dr.  Thomas  Charles,  30  j  1  a 

Jackson,  Lieut.  T.  S.,  22/  1  a— 24/  la 

Rev.  Blomfield,  27m  la 

Martin,  28/ la 

Rev.  John  J.,  20/  la 

azjt — .    .10  .•   1  ^ 

Thnmon  fl      7  nt   1  jt 

Kirkby,  Rev.  William,  7/  1  a 

Kim,  T.,  6/  1  a 

James,  T.  H.,  28  J  1  a 

Janion,  Joseph,  24 J  1  a 

Kitohen,  Capt.  W.  D.  B.,  20m  la 

Jardine,  Allan,  13m  la 

Kitehing,  Rev.  W.  V.,  12/  1  a 

Robert,  23 j  la 

Kitto,JohnP.,22/la 

Jarvie,  John,  16  m  1  a 

Knapp,  Capt.,  17m  1  a 

Jay,  George  Harvey,  14m  la 

Knight,  Capt.,  4  j  la 

Thomas,  28/  1  a 

Knoi^les,  Joseph  Ward,  1/  la 

Knox,  Henry  G.  A.,  13/  1 0—15/  1  a 

Jeaffireson,  Alfred  M.,  13/  1  a 

'  Jenkins,  Maj.  John  Hadon,  16  m  la 

Koe,  Frederick  Pemberton,  31  m  1  a 

Rev.  J.C.  11/ la 

Laidlaw,  James  Stuart,  9  m  1  a 

Jenner,  Rev.  Edmund,  7 J  la 

I4unbert,  E.  W.  G.,  8/  la 

45 

Jennings,  Louis  J.,  30  m  1  a 

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'[Jan.  1  to 


Births  {eofUinuedj. 

Lambert,  LaoY,  Bm  la 

— —  Laznbton,  Lady  Victoria,  22  J  1  a 

Lance,  Charles,  11/  1  a 

Lane,  John  B.,  4 m  la 

Landon,  Aagnstin  William,  31  m  1  a 

Langton,  Bennet  Bothes,  6^'  1  a 

Bdmmid,  10i»  la 

Large,  Mig'or,  9fii  la 

Larken,  W.  Hare,  14  m  X  a 

Larkworthy,  P..  80;  la 

Lascelles,  Prank  Oayendishi  30m  la 

Latham,  Baldwin,  14/  1  a 

John,  11 J  1  a 

Latter.  Be?.  Arthur  B«,  10/  1  a 

Lattey,  Arthur  P.,  27 J  1  a 

Law,  Oapt  Yiotor  E.,  17  w  1  a 

Lawford,  John,  10/  1  a 

•*  BowlsAd,  25m  1  a 

— —  Lawrence,  0.  W.,  8  j  1  a 

Bdward,  81  j  1  a 

Lawrenson,  B.  0.  Pasleyi  3/  1  a 

Lay,  H.  N.,  21m  la 

Lea,  Owt,,  24m  la 

Leach,  Cecil  Francis,  26/  1  a 

Leader,  R.  H..  21/  la 

Leaf,  Prederick  H.,  8;*  1  a 

Leahy,  Mig'or,  23  j  1  a 

Lean,  Capt.  Francis,  4m  1  a 

Learmonth,  SomenriUe  Livingstone,  8/  1  a 

Leatham,  8.  Gkirney,  21  j  1  a 

Lee,  Godfrey.  10/ la 

^—  Leeohman,  William  Carey,  8/  1  a— 9i  1  a 

Leefe,  Octavins,  3/  1  a 

Lees,  Haroonrt,  17  m  1  a 

Le  PeuTre,  E.  P.,  11/  1  a 

Leigh,  Roger,  6/  1  a 

Leith,  Ansus  M.,  29/  1  a 

Lely,  William  Grimfield,  11/  1  a 

Le  Maitre,  Alfred  William,  3j  1  a 

Lemonins,  Augustas  Heniy,  11 J  1  a 

Lempriere,  H.  R.,  19  m  1  a 

Lendy,  Capt.,  16/  1  a 

Leon,  George  J.,  28/  1  a 

— -  Leslie,  Norman,  21  j  la 

Letts,  Charles  J.,  22 J  1  a 

Leyeson,  Edward  Jo^  80j  1  a 

Leyi,  Edmund,  14;'  1  a 

LcTison-Gower,  Hon.  Mr.,  29/  1  a 

Levy,  Lewis,  25/  1  a 

Lewin,  M.  B.,  20;  1  a 

Lewis,  Charles  W.,  29;  I  a 

Lias,  Rev.  J.  J.,  18m  1  a 

Lilley,  John,  27  m  1  a— 81  m  1  a 

LilwaU.  Alfred,  10;  1  a 

Lind,  Mi^or  James,  4  m  1  a 

Lindsay,  Lieut.  Arthur  P.,  13  m  1  a 

—  Lingard,  R.  Rowson,  3;  1  a 
— —  Lippmann,  K.  B.,  13;  la 

LitUe.  Henry  A.,  27/  1  a 

Littlejohn,  Dr.,  14m  la 

Llewellyn,  T.  R.,  21;  1  a 

Lloyd,  B.  Zachary,  3  m  1  a 

Thomas,  16/  1  a— 20/  1  a 


Loader,  Thomas,  17/  la 

Loch,  Liettt.-OoL  P.,  12/  1 1 

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-15/  1  a 


Births  {eoniinuei), 

Lockwood,  William,  21/ 1  a 

Lod^e,  Oliver,  8;  1  a 

Long,  Frederick,  15;  la 

Rev.  Charles  E„  21/  la 

R.  P.,  28  m  1  a 

Longhurst,  Rev.  W.  H.  R.,  1/  la 

Lory,  Francis  J.,  8 m  la 

— ^  Lossenhcim,  Max,  11  m  1  a 

Loundes,  Wm.  Selby,  22/  1  a 

Lovegroye,  William,  4^  1  a 

Luard,  Capt.  Henry  R.,  14/  1  a 

Lucas,  William,  16;  1  a 

Luck,  Frederick  George,  3li  1  a 

Luckman,  Rev.  W.  G.,  6;  1  a 

Lutley,  John  H.  Bameby,  11  m  1  a 

Ludlow,  Major-Gen.,  11  m  1  a 

Lurgan,  Lady,  15;'  1  a 

Lush,  Joseph,  9  m  1  a 

Lusk,  Joseph,  6  m  1  a 

— ^  Lutyens,  Charles,  1;  1  a 

Lydall,  John  H.,  11/  1  a 

Lyon,  Rev.  Ralph  J.,  1;  1  a 

Lysaghi,  James  R.,  16m  la 

Maoan,  Turner  A.,  20 m  la 

Macann,  Arthur  Bernard,  18/  1  a 

MacCarthy,  Rev.  Egerton  J.  tt.,  23m  1  a 

McDonald,  Hon.  Mrs.,  22/  1  a 

Lieut.-Col.,  16j  1  a 

MacDougall,  Charles  E.,  19m  la 

Macfie,  William,  22;  1  a 

Macgregor,  H.  G.,  20m  la 

John  Nugent,  24/  1  a 

Mackeson,  Charles,  6  m  1  a 

Henxy  B.,  16m  1  a 

Mackonochie,  James,  7  m  1  a 

Mactine,  Dr.  W.  P.,  1;  la 

Macpherson,  Major,  3/  1  a 

Wm.,  21  m  1  a 


Macrorie,  Rev.  W.  K.,  16  m  1  a 

Macrory,  Edmund,  27/  1  a 

Macturk,  G.  G.,  22/  1  a 

Maginn,  Capt.,  6;  1  a 

Maidlow,  W.  B.,  16;  1  a 

Mairis,  Capt.  Geoffrey,  13 m  Id 

Makins,  Henry  Francis,  27/  la 

Malan,  P.  H.,  11  m  1  a 

Mallock,  Capt.  Henry  A.,  8/  1  a 

Manmiatt,  John  E.,  11/  1  a 

Mauley,  Rev.  John  J.,  24/  1  a 

Manners,  Lord  John,  If  la 

Manser,  Wm.,  9  m  1  a 

Manton,  James,  17  m  1  a 

— ^  Maples,  Ashley,  Jun.,  27;  1  a 

Mappin,  John  Newton,  Jun.,  18/  1  a 

Mar,  Countess  of,  29/1  a — 2  m  1  a 

Marchant,  C.  H.,  22/  1  a 

Marescaux,  Oscar,  29;  1  a 

Marriner,  Edw,  D.  A.,  18/  1  a 

Marriott,  J.  L.,  29;  1  a— 31;  1  a 

Marryat,  Ernest  L.,  10;  1  a 

Marsh,  Capt.  Willoughby  D.,  10  m  1  a 

P.,  Jan.,  7  m  1  a 

Lieut.  J.  T.,*17  m  1  a 

Marshall,  Charles,  29/  1  a 

—~-i  Frederick,  14;  la 


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BirthB  {continued). 

Births  {eontinuecL) 

Marshall,  Thoznaa,  80  j  1  a 

Morris,  Gapi,  29/  1  a— 2 m  1  a 

Edwards.,  19/10 

Marter,Capt.,2lila 

Martin,  Piers  Edgcumbe,  14  m  1  a 

Morse,  Rev.  Francis,  16^  1  a 

Temple  C,  4/  1  a 

—  Mortimore,  Foster,  2  m  1  a 

ttarzetd,  Aagnstns  CamilltiB,  2di  1  a 

Morton,  Edward,  16  m  1  a 

X>^U^^  !>«-«    1 0  /  1   ^ 

Moser,  Robert  James,  19/  1  a 

Mason,  Alfred,  U/ la 

Moses,  Alfred  H.,  28 i  la 

Master,  Chester,  Jnn.,  29j  la 

Moss,  0.  B.,  26/  1  a 

Masters,  Dr.  Maxwell  T.,  25  m  1  a 

Matheson,  Hugh  M.,  16 j  la 

T««V>«t    T*Vm*«\a<si      ftQ  an      V    ^ 

Mott,Alberi;,29/la 

Matthew,  Capt  Brownlow  Hugh,  12/  1  a 

Moubray,  Lieut.-Col.-  26i  la 
Moule,  Rev.  G.  E.,  ly  la 

Matthews,  Joseph.  28  J  1  a 

— ^  Mount,  William  George,  18/  1  a 

Moysey,  J.,  81  m  la 

Muirhead,E.  W.,12n»  la 

w  T   in  f  1 JT 

Maugham,  Robert  Ormond,  14  ?"  I  a 

Maule,  T.  W.  W.,  23j  1  a 

Mullens,  John  Ashley,  17  m  1  a 

Maunsell,  Lieut-Col.  T.,  28i  1  a 

Mumford,  G.  S.,  81  m  1  a 

Maurice,  Samuel  S.,  17 w  la 

Peter,  Jun.,  17/ la 

Maxse,  Frederick,  11/  1  a 

Mungle,  Robert,  21m  la 

Maxwell,  Dr.  Peter,  22/  la 

May,  Commander  B.  W,,  28/  1  a 

«    Mayall,  George,  Jun.,  14  m  1  a 

Munser,  Edward,  8/  1  a 

Murdoch,  James  Barclay,  11/  I  a 

Murray,  Capt.  W.  G.,  10/  1  a 

Maynard,  Capt.  C.  W.,  29 j  1  a 

Commander  John,  6/  1  a 

J.  H.,  4)11  la 

Rev.  G.,  17/ la 

M«Alester,  Capt.  0.  Somerville,  24J  1  a 

Rev.  G.W.,16/la 

M'Connell,  John,  18m  1  o 

Musgrave,  R.  C,  6  m  la 

M*Callum,  Arthur  Edward,  11/  1  a 

Mussenden,  Capt.,  19m  la 

M*Cardie.  J.  W.,  28/  1  a 

Muflson,  E.  C,  2m  la 

M*Coy,  Dr.  Robert  W..  19  m  1  a 

Musters,  H,  Chaworth,  13/  la 

M'Nay,  T.  F.,  22  j  1  a\ 

Myhill,  Henry  WiUlam,  27i  la^28  j  I'a 

MoRae,  George,  26m  1  a 

Nairn,  H.  P.,  12/ la 

M'Shane,  Staff-Surgeon,  17  j  1  a 

Nankeval,  Capt,  18/  1  a 

Narraway,  Robert  W.,  31 J  1  a 

Medlicott,  John  T.,  3/  1  a 

Mellor,  William  Moseley,  8/  1  a 
Meredith.  J.  H.,  26  m  1  a 

Nash,  Thomas,  14/  1  a 

Nason,  John  James,  16m  1  a 

Messenger,  Rev.  J.  Famham,  7j  1  a 

Nauen,  Edward,  10/  la 

Messcnt.PhiUpJ..  21/la 

Neal.  Samuel  B.  J,.  6/  1  a 

Metcalfe,  Edmund,  26/  1  a 

Neck.  H.  A.,  7i  la 

Michael,  John  William,  26 m  la 

Need,  Capt.  Walter,  22/  1  a 

Micklethwait,  John  P.,  lOmla 

NeiU,  Dep.  Asst.  Com.  Gen.,  80j  1  a 

Mildmay,  Arthur  St.  John,  7j  1  a 

Neil,  Robert,  lOi  la 

Miles,  Frederick,  20  j  1  a 

Nelson,  G.  Montague,  18  m  la 

T.  Boone, 22j  la 

Miller,  Rey.  Thos.,  21/  1  a 

Nepeau,  Evan  Colville,  SOJ  1  a 

Milliken,  Ernest,  14/  la 

Nettiefold,J.H.,lS/la 

Millington,  Thomas,  14/  1  o 

Neustetel,  William,  26m  1  a 

Milnes,  W.  S.,  lOi  1  a 

Neville,F.  H.,  4/la 

Mist,  Commander,  20  j  1  a 

Newell,  Heniy,  6/  1  a 

Mockford,  W.  G.  S.,  18  m  1  a 

Newbery,  Joseph  V.,  12/  1  a 

Molynux,  Capt,    A.    Mitchell,   20 j     1  a— 

Newby,  R.  J.,  81  j  la 

21  j  la 

Newill,  R.  D.,  8j  la 

Monck,  Hon.  R.,  12/  1  a 

Newman,  Arthur  S.,  22/  1  a 

NickaUs,  Conrad,  26m  la 

Moncrieff,  Lieut.  C.  C.  Scott,  6 m  la 

Montgomery,  Thomas,  6  /  1  a 

Nicholson,  E.  A.,  81  m  1  a 

Moody.  R.  M..  7i  la 

James,  1/  1  a 

R.  S..  11/la 

Lieut.  H.  Whalley,  22  J  1  a 

Moor,  Rev.  A.  P.,  30m  la 

Morant,Mr.,3/la 

Morgan,  Brown  William,  16m  1  a 

Ttrnr   TTrirfttiA  Tj     11  f  1  /i 

Pnir    T     Alrlvrll    <>0  Y   1  n 

Nixon,  Trevor  H.,  IJ  la 

Capt.  F.,  81m  la 

Noad,S.J..li  la 

John,  7  m  1  a 

Noel,  A.  Leland,  11/la 

Rev.  D.  Kirby,  24/  1  a 

Hon.  Henry,  IS  /  1  a 

Morice,  Capt.  0.  T.,  24m  la 

Norfolk,  Horatio  E.,  10m  1  a 

Morit«,  E.,  20i  1  a 

Norman,  Rev.  C.  F.,  81  m  1  a 

MoneU,  Frederick  P.,  18j  1  a 

Norri8,Capt.,l/la 

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FALM£B*S  HTDEX  TO  "  THE  TIMES  '*  KEWBPAFEB. 


[Jan.  1  to 


BirihB  (continued). 

North,  Charles  Angastos,  4/  1  a 

Norton,  William,  25  m  1  a 

NoUey,  A.  Franla.  SI  j  1  a 

Nnttall,  Maj.  T.,  25m  la 

OaMey,  Thomas,  13  j  1  a 

Obom,  Thomas  Symons,  im  la 

Ody,  H.  M.,  10m  la 

Oelrichs,  Mrs.,  31  m  1  a 

Ogilvie,  Capt.  A.  J.,  8  j  1  a 

—I John,  12/  1  a 

Ogle.  Key.  0.,  27/  1  a 

O'Grady,  Gerald  de  Courcy,  11  m  1  a 

O'Halloran,  Christopher,  lij  1  a— 15 j  1  a 

— 16i  la 

Oldham,  A.,  7 J  la 

John,  18/  1  a 

Oldfield,  Bev.  G.  Biscoe,  8/  1  a 

Oldrey,  Bobert,  14  m  1  a 

Oliphant,  G.  A.,  25/  1  a 

OUver,  Rev.  G.  W.,  8/  1  a 

Rev.  W.,  27  m  1  a 

OUiyer,  T.  S.,  5/  1  o 

O'Nem,  Edward,  13/  1  a 

Onslow,  Capt.  Arthur,  16 j  1  a 

lient.  Harington  C.,  SOj  la 

Oppenheim,  Charles,  18  /  1  a 

Gustavus,  21/  la 

Ord,  Dr.  C.  K.,  7  wi  1  a 

Osborne,  Frederick  Delano,  27m  1  a 

Owen,  Bey.  John  Smith,  12  m  1  a 

Oxley,  Frederick,  27 j  la 

Padday,  Reginald,  18  j  1  a 

Henry  J.  D.,  18  m  1  a 


Padgett,  James  D.,  4  j  1  a 

Paget,  Arthur,  7 J  1  a 

Paine,  Leeds,  20  j  1  a 

Palmer,  Commander,  2j  la 

Sir  Charles  James,  22  j  1  a 

Charles  M.,  31  m  1  a 

Pare,  George  S.,  8/  1  a 

Pargeter,  Bichard,  21/  1  a 

Parham.  H.  M.,  6/  1  a 

Parish,  Frank,  12  m  1  6 

Parker,  C.  Lewis,  21/  1  a 

Sir  William,  3/  1  a 

Parkes,  Alexander  Thomas,  23  m  1  a 

Parry,  J.  Macdonald,  4/  1  a 

Parsons,  Commander  E.  T.,  14  m  1  a 

Part,  J.  C,  15 j  la 

Parton,  John,  3/  1  a 

Partridge,  W.  S.,  30  m  1  a 

Paskin,  James  A.,  27  j  1  a 

Patch,  B.,  13/  la 

Paterson,  John  Tates,  5  m  1  a 

Maj.  A.  H.,  11/  1  a 

William  James,  3  j  1  a 

Paul,  G.  Butler,  25 j  la 

Pawle,  Frederick  C,  2  m  la 

-  Payn,  James,  21  m  1  a— 26  m  1  a 
Paynter,  Hewy  Augustus,  8/  1  a 

■      Bev.  Francis,  11m  la 

Peache,  Bey.  Alfred,  5/  1  a 

Peachey,  James  Pcarsey,  20/  1  a 

Peacock,  M.  B.,  15j  1  a 

— .  Pearse,  Bey.  Henry  Thornton,  11/  1  a 
48 


Births  (continued^. 

Pearson,  Dayid  A.,  25/  1  a 

Francis  Fenwick,  20/  1  a 

Bey.  Alleyne  W.,  4/  1  a 

Bey.  George,  7/  1  a 

Pease,  Edwin  L.,  17i  1  a 

Peck,  Kenrick,  4  m  1  a 

Peckham,  Bobert,  5  /  1  a 

Pedder,  W.  H.,  11/  la 

Peddie,  James,  11  m  1  a 

Peel,  Arthur  W..  2  m  1  a 

Lawrence,  21  m  1  a 

Peile,  Horatid  B.  B.,  19m  la 

Pell,  Bey.  Beauohamp  H.  St.  John,  12  m  1  a 

Pemberton,  Bichard  Lawrence,  22 j  la 

Pennethome,  Bey.  G.  W.,9m  la 

Pennington,  Bichard,  10  j  1  a 

Penrhyn,  Bey.  Oswald,  14  J  1  a 

Penrose,  W.  H.,  16m  1  a 

Penton,  Maj.  John,  26  m  1  a 

Pepys,  Stt  Herbert  G.,  17/  1  a 

Perkin,  Bobert  B.,  21 J  1  a 

W.  H.,  1/la 


Petayel,  Bev. E.,  30 m  la 

Petayil,  Bey.  Wm.,  1;  1  o 

Peters,  Bey.  Thomas,  30  j  1  a 

Petre,  George,  19  m  la 

Hon.  Henry,  28  j  1  a 

Phelps,  Bey.  P.  E.,  6/  1  a 

PhilUps,  Edward  N.,  26  m  1  a 

B.  Owen,  10m  1  a 

George  Faudel,  4/  1  o 

J.  P.  Lloyd,  29/  1  a 

W.  F.  March,  27m  la 


Philips,  Douglas,  7  j  1  a 
B.  Hoskyns,  6j  1  a 


Philps,  Philip  G.,  28j  1  a 

Pick,  Dr.  Edward,  28 j  la 

— ^  Pickbum,  Frederick,  6  m  1  a 
Pickworth,  George,  10/  1  a 

Pierson, Thomas,  3 j  la 

Pike,  Christopher,  8  j  1  a 

Pilkington,  J.  Brabazon,  24  m  1  a 

Thomas,  1/la 

William,  Jun.,  7 J  la 

Pinches,  Edward  E.,  9  j  1  a 

-  Pinder,  Thomas,  6  m  1  a 

Piper,  J.  P.,  8/  1  a 

Pirie,  Gordon,  2  m  1  a 

Pite,  Alfred  Bobert,  11/  1  a 

Plaontine,  Col.,  20/  la— 21/  la 

Plomer,  Major,  18  m  1  a 

Plumptre,  Bey.  C.  P.,  5/  1  a 

Pocbin,  Bey.  Edward  N.,  lOj  1  a 

Pollock,  Frederick,  18/  1  a 

Ponsford,  Bey.  W.,  2j  1  a 

Poole,  Bey.  R.  B.,  23  j  1  a 

John,  25m  la 

Port,  Charles  Thomas,  13  j  1  a— 15J  1  a 

Portman,  Hon.  Mi's.,  21/  la 

Porter,  Alfred  de  Bock,  20/  1  a 

Pothonier,  Henry  de,  10/  1  a 

Potter,  Frank,  5/  1  a 

Henry,  9  j  1  a 

Bey.  Lewis  F.,  24  m  1  a 

Potts,  John  Thorpe,  28  j  1  a 


March  31, 1868.]    7Ai.meb'0  index  to  '^ 

THE  times"  NEWSPAPEB.                                BlT 

Births  (conttmi«d). 

PoweU.  T.  R.  OUver,  25/  1  a 

Births  (continued). 

Rippon,  WilKam  Brakspear.  28  ;  la 

WiUiam,  7m  la 

Ritchie,  David  W.,  10/  1  a 

Poynter,  Rentone,  28y  1  a 

-^—  Ritherdon,  George,  20  n»  1  a 

Pnmce,  MiUs  Henry,  25/  1  a 

Rivers,  T.  Francis,  26/  1  a 

Prater,  Key.  Thos.,  21  i  1  a 

Rivolta,  Joseph.  28 j  la 

Pratt.W.E..8/la 

Roberts,  Arthur  F.,  11m  1  a 

Preedy,  Frederick,  6J  1  a 

Price,  Charles,  7/  la 

Dr.  Stewart  Blacker,  19m  1  a 

Tk-   "wni: —    oe  ^  1  - 

Joshua,  25 j  la 

Pringle,  J.  L..  14 j  la 

Pritchard,  C.  A.,  11m  1  a 

Rev.  P.  Cramer,  19  m  1  a 

Pritchett,  Benjamin,  6/  1  a 

Robertson,  Alexander,  24  m  1  a 

Procter,  Rev.  G.  W.,  21  j  la 

G.  8.,  18m  la 

Proctor,  Henry  Clifton,  21  m  1  a 

John,  S  m  1  a 

PniBflia,  H.  R.  H.  the  Crown  PrincesB,  11/ 

Wallace,  22y  1  a 

7d 

Robeson,  Thomas,  7m  la 

PncUe,  Robert  Arthur,  Sm  1  a 

Robinson,  C.  T..  3m  la 

Puller,  W.  B.,  26m  la 

Pulley.  William.  18 j  la 

TYontiflm    K  f  "i  fr 

TT..^^-  a       1R  ^   1  ^ 

Pyke,  Joseph,  18/  la 

J.  H.,  4  j  1  a 

Pyke-Nott,  J.  N.,  8/  la 

J.  R..  4i  1  a                                          • 

Quilter.  Wm.  Cuthbcrt,  20/  la 

T.  E.,14j  la 

Quincey,  Roger  de  Q.,  19/  1  a 

Robson,  Dr.  Hope,  11/  1  a 

Raddiffe,  Frederick  A.,  12/  1  a 
Raggett.  Arthur,  2  m  1  a 

Vnv   "W    H    P     00 1   1  iT 

Rochfort.  John  S.,  22  j  1  a 

Raikes,  Rer.  C.  H.,  24m  1  a 

Rodway,  Charles,  28;'  1  a 

Ramsay,  Gteorge  G.,  28  j  1  a 

Rogers,  Thomas,  4  m  1  a 

T    W     Qt*   1  IT 

Alex.  E.,  10/ la 

Randall,  John,  8  m  1  a 

William,  17  m  1  a 

rvu^^..^  -D-l ta  ^  t  ^ 

Rolls.  Richard  E..  27/  la 

Romaine,  W.  G.,  14^  la 

Ranken,  Rev.  0.  E.,  14m  1  a 

Ransom.  Capt.  H.  8.,  17 1*  1  a 

Ronaldson,  Thomas,  24/  1  a 

Rapp,F.J..  18/la 

L.  F..i4m  la 

Rooke,  Dr.  T.  Morley,  6/  1  a 

Rotherham,  William,  1^"  1  a 

Rash,  Dr.  Adolph.  81  m  1  a 

Rothschild.  Baron  Alphonse  de,  28/  1  a 

Ratoliffe,  Thomas,  2  m  1  a 

N.  M.  de,  10/la 

Ratton,  Charles  George,  6/  1  a 

Rougemont,  Irving  Frederick,  7j  1  a 

Raven,  Newcome  R.,  18 J  la 

Roultledge,  Robert  Wame,  17^'  1  a 

Ravenscroft,  Burton,  8/  1  a 

Rowe,  Rev.  David,  24  m  1  a 

Rawlings,  H.  D.,  7j  1  a 

Rowland,  Frederick,  15 1  la 

J.  NichoU,  12/  1  a 

S.  N.,  28  j  1  a 

Redman.  F.  A.,  22j  la 

Rowley,  Hon.  Mrs,  Hercules  Langford,  31  m 

Reece,  W.  H.,  17  m  1  a 

la 

Reed,  Theophilus  Haythome,  5  m  1  a 

Rousell,  8.  J.,  13  m  1  a 

Reeves,  James,  11  f  1  a 

Rumball,  Arthur  GrifRn,  5/  1  a 

P.,  18m  la 

Russell,  Capt,  17  m  1  a 

Reiss,  Edward,  17/  1  a 

Reme,  G.  A.,  10/  1  a 

W.J.,10m  la 

Rhoades,  Henry  T.,  28y  1  a 

RuBt,C.F.  W.,4i  Id 

Riach,  Lieut.-Col.  W.  A.,  7  m  1  a 

Ruston,  Joseph,  27j  1  a 

Ricardo,  Francis,  24  m  1  a 

Ruxton,  William,  29^  1  a 

Rieeard,  Russell  M.,  Ij  la 

Ryan.  Francis  Curtess,  11/  la 

Richards,  Capt  G.  H.,  6/  1  a 

Sabben,  Dr.  J.  Thompson.  Sj  la— 7j  la 

Edward  Vaughan,  15/  1  a 

8ackville-Wc8t,  Reginald  Windsor,  Sj  I  a 

Rev.  Lewis,  28/  1  a 

8age,  Frederick,  1/  1  a 

T.P..6/la 

Salaman,  Myer,  7  j  1  a 

Richardson,  John  Wigham,  2  m  1  a 

Salt,  George  Moultrie,  11^'  la— 18j  la 

Thomas,  Jun.,  16  m  1  a 

Salter,  Dr.,  4/  1  a 

Rickards,  Robert,  12/  1  a 

Rickett,John,  13/la 

Samuel,  H.  8.,  18/1  a 

RiddeU.  Francis,  26/  1  a 

Ridgway,  Edward  C,  12/  la 

Pnr    T     ^^f  1  n 

Sandeman,  Charles.  Ij  1  a 

Ridsdale.  Rev.  George  John,  21^  1  a 

Sanders,  Dr.,  22/  1  a 

Ridout,  Rev.  J.  D.,  10  m  1  a 

—  Sanderson,  James.  9^  1  a 

Rigg,  Lieut..Coh  H.,  17/  1  a 

BandTord.  Rev.  Daniel  Fox^  81  m  1  a 

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PALMEB'b  DTDBZ  to  '^  TBX  TIMIB8  "  lOBWBBiJnBB. 


[Jan.  1  io 


Births  {continued). 

Births  (cowUnued). 

Sangrter,  Ci^t.  D.  J.  K,,  22/  1  a 

^  Francis,  28  j  1  a 

SitweU,  R.  8.  W..  7/ la 

Skinner,  C.  B.,  25m  la 

Sankey,  Herbert  Trittbn,  6/  1  a 

Skipwith,  CH>t.  Grey,  27i  1  a 

Sargent,  John  T.,  18/  1  a 

Slade,  Lady,  25m  la--26m  la 

lient-Col.  E.  W.,  16/  la 

Sly,  Alfred  H.,  17  m  la 

Sartoris,  Hon.  Mrs.  Alfred.  10  in  1  a 

Smart,  John,  14/  1  a 

Satterthwaite,  Charles  Shendao,  2d/  1  a 

Smith.  Alfred  HarshaU,  20i  1  a 

PlnmAnf    4  /  1  a 

n^^t.   Trt«%«*:^     io.m  i  — 

Saunders,  John,  8/  1  a 

Charles,  22/ la 

WilHnm  TTnmfl    7  4  ^  n 

Dr.  Duncan,  20  m  1  a 

Tk.    V     -U-       OA  .•    1    « 

Sayell,  Rev.  W.  J.,  6  m  1  a 

SaYill,E.,29;  la 

Baxe,  P.  Leopoldina,  Duchess  of,  18  j  10  c 

F  Gilliak  16m  la 

Fullarton,  Uj  la 

Bayer,  James  H.,  4ifi  la 

George,  Jun.,  4/  1  a 

Schneider.  H.  W.,  7j  1  a 

GileadA.,  16i  la 

Schofield,  Capt;,  6j  la 

Henry,  5/  1  a— 12  m  1  a 

Schryrer,  L.,  25/  1  a 

James  Edwards,  4y  1  a 

Sohunck,  Edward,  12/  la 

Joseph  R..  3m  la 

Sclater-Booth,  — .  7/  1  a 

ScobeU,BobertW.,21ila 

Mihie.  20/  la— 21/  la 

Orton,  18/  1  a 

-,- Scott,  John,  7i  la 

P.  A.,  6i  la 

v.:^.  -D^u^^    11-*  1  - 

T>«w    n      T     -O        Iff  /   1   ^ 

W.H.H.,17/la 

Rev.H.R..  5/ la 

Soriyener,  Edward,  28  m  1  a 

Walter,  10m  la 

Scale.  Rev.  F.  P.,  1/1  a 

Willinm  IT      1 R  m   1  <v 

Smyly,  Mi^.  J.  Beresford,  24/  1  a 

Sealy,  George  A.,  4fii  la 

Smyth.  Henry  Spencer,  25m  la   . 

Scare,  B.  Powell,  21  j  la 

Seaton.  Capt.  W.  J.,  28 j  la 

Pnrf^T    9R  <f  1  i7 

Snape,  Rev.  A.  W.,  28 j  la 

1>A«>      T     11fn«%iik««rtA      1Q«n      1    /» 

Snelling,  John,  11  j  1  a 

Seccombe,  Dr.  J.  T.,  29  j  1  a 

Sedley,  Commander  J.,  SOj  1  a 

William  Bnrhnm    90  t'  t  a     Oit  i   1  a 

Solomon,  Henry,  7j  1  a 

Sengel.  Eznest,  4  m  1  a 

Sentance,  William,  27/  lo 

Southey.  Dr.  Reginald,  17;  1  a 

Sewell,  Henry,  1/  1  a 

Sowerby,  Thomas  0.  J.,  18/  la 

Sewill.J.,  1/la 

Seymour,  Rev.  Henry,  21  m  1  a 

Spaull,A.C.,26/la 

Shackel.  Capt.  R.  W..  Urn  1  a 

Spencer,  Mrs.,  7  m  1  a 

Shackle,  Edward  Hind,  10/  1  a 

Spiller.  Charles,  18/  la 

flhftnd    C    17 fit  la 

Fnmeifi  E      19  f  1  a 

DUnUU.    v.,  X  f   Tim    A   IMr 

T.L.  R.,  14m  lo 

Spong,  James  Osbom,  11  m  1  a 

Sharpe,  Daniel,  21i  1  a 

Spooner,  Edmund  8.,  12  m  1  a 

Shaw,  Rev.  Charles  J.  K.,  13  j  1  a 

Sproat,  Gilbert  MalcoUn,  16  j  la 

Shepperd,  James,  8  j  1  a 

Stable.  Robert  S..  26i  la 

Sheppard.  Capt.  H.  T.  10/  1  a 

Standto,  Capt.  Douglas,  27  j  I  a 

Sherwen,  Rev.  William.  1/la 

Shickle,  Rev.  C.  A.,  8  j  1  a 

J  H    6to  la 

Staniforth,  John,  10m  1  a 

Shipton.  Rev.  P.  M.,  18 j  1  a 

Stansfield.  George,  Jun.,  12/  la 

Shore,  Rev.  T.  Teignmouth,  17  j  la 

Thomas  Wohyche,  dm  la 

Shove.  W.  Spencer,  SOj  1  a 

Statham,  William.  21/  la 

Shoubridge,  Herbert,  11  m  1  a 

Staveley,  Lady,  7/  la 

Shute,W.  B.,  7/ la 

Stead,  E.G.,  14m  la 

Sidebottom,  Rev.  K,  B.,  18 to  la 

J.  R.,  15i  1  a 

Sidgwiok,  Rev.  John  Benson,  7  to  1  a 

Stedall,  Robert,  18;  1  a 

Sigismund,  J.  Mordaunt,  6/  1  a 

Steedman,  Rev.  B.  W..  24m  la 

Sillery,  R.  Seymour  C,  16  j  1  a 

Steel.  T.  Dyne,  31  m  1  a 

Silva,  John.  17  to  1  a 

Stenning,  Edward,  15/  1  a 

Stephen,  LesUe,  26/  1  a 

Simmons,  Henry,  11/  1  a 

t.^^^U    tA  *  •%  ^ 

Stevens,  Charles  P.,  25/  la 

Simon,  George,  21  j  la 

Stevenson,  Cecil,  14/  1  a 

Simson,  Henry  Bruce,  22  j  1  a 

T<rn<1nr  (1      97  fin      f^mlir 

Henry  K.,  25  j  1  a 

Dr.  Thomas,  26  m  1  a 

R.Er8kine,  11/ la 

—  Singh.  H.  H.  the  Nieharanee  Duleep,  25i  la. 

Don      TX7       ITlAVMCmn        1  fk  /*     1    » 

Steward,  Rev.  C.  E.,  16  j  1  a 

—  Singleton,  C.  G.,  21  j  1  a 
60 

Stewart,  Charles,  7  m  1  a 

March  81, 1868.]    palke&'s  dtdbz  to  ''odhe  timss'*  ksw8]^apsb. 


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BirthB  (continued). 

Stewart,  Charlei  P.,  7  m  1  a 

-  Dunoan,  4/  1  a 

E.,  16i»  la 

John,  9i  1  a-^9m  1  a 

Lew€S  Oower,  11^  1  a 

. MarkJ.,lSiii  la 

Scott,  17  j  1  a 

William,  lOni  la 

-- —  St.  Leger,  Miy.,  18/  1  a 

Stol>art,  WOliam  0.,  6/  1  o 

Stookwell,  Capt.,  13  m  1  a 

Stokes,  Pfofefsor,  24  f»  1  a 

Stone,  John,  9  J  1  a 

Stopford,  Capt  Walter  J.,  27/  1  a 

Stonrton,  Hon.  Eterard,  11 J  1  a 

St.  Paul,  Lady,  5/  1  a 

Btraehey,  Bichazd,  6/  1  a 

Straight,  Dooglas,  6  w  1  a — 7  wi  1  a 

Strange,  Charles  M*,  1^'  1  a 

T.  L.,  Um  la 

Stratford,  Capt.  G.  J.,  80m  la 

Streathfield,  Sidney B.,  2^  la 

Streeter,  Edwin  W.,  4/  la 

Stride,  Walter  J.,  91  j  1  a 

' Stahbs,  J.  Heath,  25  m  1  a 

Staddy,  Hemy,  28  m  1  a 

Stnrt,  Lady  Angosta,  18  m  1  a 

Sturton,  Hubert  W.  South,  14  j  1  a 

-  Suche,  Joseph,  18j  1  a 

Suffield,  Lady,  10 j  1  a 

Burr,  Joseph,  16/  1  a 

Button,  Charles,  26  m  1  a 

Swaine,  L.  Y.,  U  m  1  a 

Swan,  Henrr  P.,  28/  1  a 

Sweetnam,  Stephen,  1/  1  a 

Bwinhoe,  Capt.,  31  m  1  a 

Sworder,  John,  28^'  la 

Sydenhaixn,  Victor,  14  j  1  a 

Sykes,  Key.  E.  J.,  18  j  1  a 

Symonds,  Henry,  20/  1  a 

Tadman,  Bichard,  13m  la 

Tahourdin,  Charles  J.,  8j  1  o— 9^  la 

Talbot,  Maj.,  24  m  1  a 

Tanner,  Alfred  H.,  19/  1  a 

Capt.  H.  0.  B.,  13j  1  a 

Bev.  Wm.  Afrio,  13  m  1  a 

Tayler,  Wm.  James,  21/  la 

Tajplenr,  J.,  24m  1  a 

Taylor,  Col.,  19  m  1  a 

Herbert,  24  m  1  a 

John  H.,  19/  1  a 

BeY.J.,8i  la 

Walter  Shawe,  14/  la 

William  Thomas,  22/  1  a 

Terry,  Oapi  P.  6.,  29i  1  a 

■  Charles,  12/  1  a 

Peter,  Jun.,  19m  la 


Tharp,  Horace  Neville,  14i  1  a 
Thomas,  Gkorge  W.  G.,  27/  1  a 

—  J.  Lewes,  13  m  1  a 

—  Moy,  Ij  1  a 

—  Bev.  E.  T.  W.,  24m  la 

—  Theodore,  19i  1  a 
Thomas,  7  j  1  a 


—  Thompson,  GnstaTUSy  9  j  1  a 


Births  {continued)^ 

Thompson,  G.  S.,  29/  la 

Henry,  21m  la 

Major  Charles,  17  m  1  a 

William,  3  m  1  a 

Thomson,  Andrew,  9j  lo^lOj  la 

■ —  O.W.,  12m  la 

Thomicroft,  Thos.,  Jun.,  17/  1  a 

Thornton,  Falkland  S.,  15/  la 

Lieut.-Col.,ll/  la 

Thring,  lieat^-Gbl.,  29/  la 

Throdanorton,  Capt.,  5/  1  a 

Thumall,  — ,  20m  1  a 

Thurston,  Banmel,  16/  1  a 

Tillyer,  Jas.  H.,  3/  1  a 

Timmis,  Hlius  A.,  7m  la 

Timms,  John,  18/  1  a 

Tindal,  C.  G.,  16m  1  a 

Toiler,  Charles  George,  27/  1  a 

Tomkins,  Edward,  2dm  1  a 

Toms,  Arthur  Wells,  12  m  1  a 

Bey.  H.  Starer,  14m  la 

Tonge,  Christopher,  5/  1  a 

Tonneau,  J.,  6/  1  a 

Tooke,  W.  H.,  25m  la 

Torriano,  Capt.,  24/  1  a 

ToBcani,  Signor  Giovanni,  26m  1  a 

ToulminjUenry  J.,  2/  la 

Townend,  Thomas,  2/  1  a 

Tozer,  John  Hellyer,  20/  1  a 

Tragett,  George,  11  m  1  a 

Trafford,  Bev.  W.,  13  m  1  a 

Tregoning,  John  S..  20/  1  a 

Treheme,  G.  Apsley,  17/  1  a 

Trench,  Lady  Anne,  8/  1  a 

Trevor,  Charles  Cecil,  31  m  1  a 

Bev.  T.  Warren,  13/  la 

Trier,  M.,  21/  1  a 

Trimmer,  William,  5  m  1  a 

Tripp,  George  William,  28/  1  a 

Tritton,  Henry  John,  30m  1  a 

W.  P.,  11/  la 


Trotter,  Hon.  Mrs.,  26/  la 
Trufimt,  G.  C,  22/  1  a 
Trumper,  John  H.,  2m  la 
TufiieU,J.J.,  17m  la 
Turnbull,  John,  3/  1  a 
Turner,  Capt.  Bingham,  29/  la 

-  Col.,  21/ la 

-  George,  3/  1  a 
Joseph,  15/  1  a 


Twist,  George  Francis,  31m  1  a 

Tyers,  W.  T.,  11/  1  a 

Tyler,  Capt.,  16/  la 

. Charles  T.,  14/  1  a 

George  Griffin,  21/  1  a 

Tyrrell,  Henry,  2  m  1  a 

Tyson,  Alfred,  19m  la 

Ullathome,  G.  H.,  18/  1  a 

Umfrerille,  S.  C,  8  m  1  a 

Underwood,  W.,  22/  1  a 

W.  H.,  8/  1  a 

— >  Uniaoke,  Capt,  4  m  1  a 

Norman  Fitzgerald,  3  m  1  a 


Unwin,  Stephen  Philip,  11/  1  ft 

T.  J.,  22/ la 


a 


Bir 


paliceb's  nroBX  to  ''the  tikbs"  kswspapjsb. 


[Jan.  1  to 


Births  {continued). 

Urwick,  William  Henry,  30  j  1  a 

Utterton,  John  L.,  17  m  1  a 

YsUance,  Heniy  Fletcher,  9  j  1  a 

Varbetian,  H.,  20/  la 

Vaux,  W.  S.  W.,  22/  1  a 

Vereker,  Hon.  Dr.  H.  Prendergast^  8  m  1  a 

Vernon,  Lord,  17/  la  .     . 

Yibart.  Capt.  E.  D.  H.,  8/  lo 

Vidal,  Key.  F.  Furse,  13/  la 

Yidler,  Thomas  C,  9 m  la 

Yigers,  Bobt.,  28iii  la 

Yignoles,  Henry,  25/  1  a 

Yinall,  Chades  G.,  14 m  la 

Yincent,  Mr.,  17/  1  a 

YiTian,  Lady  Angusta,  5/  1  a 

Yorley,  Wm.  Shwp.  21/  1  a 

WaddeU,  James,  12/  1  o— 13/  1  a 

Wade,  Beaton,  11  m  1  a 

Wadge,  Capt.  J,  L.,  18/1  a 

Capt.  J.  P.,  17/  1  a 

Waith,  Joseph,  22;  1  a 

Wakeman,  Herbert  J.,  26  m  1  o 

Walker,  Capt.,  24  m  1  a 

Melville  A.,  11/  1  a 

Thomas  F.  W.,  23  m  1  a 

Bey.  Arthur,  14 j  la 


Births  (eimtinued), 

Webb,  Bobert,  B.,  31  m  1  a 

Walter  George,  6/  la 

Webber,  Heniy  Angnstos,  20/  1  a 

Bey.  Wentworth,  17  m  1  a 


-  Wall,  Wm.  Ellis,  20  m  1  a 

-  Wallace,  James  J.,  25 ni  la 

-  Waller,  Bolton,  29  j  1  a 

-  Edm.,  4j  1  a 

-  W.  A.,  21  j  1  a 

-  Wallis,  Capt.  A.  B.,  28/  1  a 

-  Walsh.  Perciyal.  28/  1  a 

-  Bey.  W.  Pakenham,  29 j  la 

-  Walter,  Capt.  Edward,  4/  1  a 
Charles  Henry,  18/  1  a 

-  Walters,  Bey.  William,  28  w  1  a 

-  Walton,  Frank,  28/  1  a 

-  War,  Ident.  Thomas,  17  m  1  a 

-  Ward,  Hon.  Mrs.  Somerset,  30  m  1  a 
Jackson,  Bev.  Wm.,  14 j  la 

-  Warland,  Philip,  18/  1  a 

-  Warner,  Algernon,  17/  1  a 

Compton,  23  m  1  a 

Frederic  J.,  26  m  la 

Patrick,  Qj  1  a 

-  Warton,  Matthew,  14/  1  a 

-  Wason,  Melvill,  2 J  1  a 

-  WatenSeld,  H.  G.,  20  j  1  a 

-  Watney,  Daniel,  13 j  la 
Bey.' James,  6m  la 

-  Watson.  A.,  4tj  1  a 

Arthur  Townley,  6/  1  a 

James,  22  j  la 

J.  H.,  16  j  1  a 

Spencer,  6  j  1  a 

-  Watts,  John,  10  j  1  a 

-  Wattsford,  Bev.  H.  J.,  3 J  1  a 
W.  Harrion,  4/  1  a 


Webster,  Bev.  S.  K.,  Ij  la— 4^  lo 

Henry  B.,  3j  1  a 

Wellby,  John  Henry,  20m  la 

Wells,  L.,  Sj  la 

West,  Capt.,  21/  1  a 

Bev.  W.  H.,  11  m  la 

T.  Wade,  21m  lo— 28«  la 

Westmacott,  Percy,  11  m  1  a 

Wetherill,  Bev.  John  Cordenx,  6  m  1  a 

Whaley,  Christopher,  19m  1  a 

Wheat,  Godfrey  C,  18  m  1  a 

Whigham,  David  Dmidas,  9  m  1  a 

Whiston,  William  Harvey.  10/  lo 

Whitaker,  William,  16  j  1  a 

Whitbread,  William,  Urn  la 

White,  John,  6j  1  a 

J.  G.,  11m  la 

Maj.  W.  E.,  Ujlo 

Bev.  H.  J.,  27i  la 

Bev.  Bobert  More,  19/  lo 

Stephen,  26m  la 

Whitehead,  George,  18  m  1  a 

James  N.,  9  m  1  a 

W.  H.,  1/la 

Whitehouse,  Wildman,  27/  1  a 

Whiteside,  — ,  24/  1  a 

Wliitfield,  George,  16  m  1  a 

Whiting,  Henry,  2  j  1  a 

Whittock,  T.  Lee,  14;  1  a 

t Whittel,  Alexander,  23  j  la 

Whittington,  Thomas,  27/  la 

Wiegall,  Alfred,  6j  la 

Wiguall,  Walter  B.,  24  m  1  a 

Wigram,  Bev.  Spencer,  11/  1  o 

Bobert  J.,  10m  1  a 

Wilbraham,  Francis  H.  B.,  20/  1  a 

Wilcox,  William  E.,  7;  lo 

Wilde,  Brig. -Gen.,  9j  1  a 

E.  A.,  9j  lo 

Wilkinson,  George  Goodley,  80  m  1  o 

B.W.,  12/la 


—  Way,  E.,  4/  1  a 

—  Weame,  Harry,  7/  1  a 

—  Weatherly,  Edward,  24  m  1  a— 25  m  1  a 

—  Weaver,  Thomas,  8/  1  o 

—  Webb,  George,  18/  lo 
BandaU,22jla 

£2 


Williams,  Charles  P.,  6/  1  o 

—  E.  J.,7m  la 

—  Frederick,  Jun.,  6/  1  o— 7/  1  o 

—  Gwilym,  23  m  1  a 

—  Henry,  6  m  1  a 

—  John,  28  j  1  a 

—  Bev.  A.  H.,  8;  1  a 

—  Watkin,  Ij  la 

—  Walter,  16i  la— 17;  la 
Williamson,  Capt.  James,  26  m  1  a 

—  James,  28  m  1  a 

—  Lieat.-Col.,  6m  1  o 

.  Willis,  Col.  Fred.  A.,  12/  1  a 

—  E.  Cooper,  25m  1  a 

—  Frederick,  Jan.,  4  m  1  o 

—  B.  F.,  19m  la 
T.,25/la 


Willonghby,  Capt.  M.  W.,  Sj  1  o 

Wills, Alfred,  9i  la 

■  Georgei  7j  1  o 


March  81, 1868.]    falmsb's  "amisx.  to  "  the  times  "  ir£wsPijp£B. 


Bri 


BirthB  {continued), 

Willyams,  Arthnr  C,  10  j  1  a 

Wilson,  Ooortenay  F.,6mla 

George,  20/  la 

Key.  J.  Gilchrist,  16m  la 

Rev.  G.  E.,  81m  la 

William,  6/ la 

William D., 24 w  la 

William  John,  2i  1  a 

— -  Wilton,  Frederick,  19/  la 

Wimberiey,  Bey.  Charles  Irvine,  18 j  1  a 

Wingate,  Rev.  W.,  4J  la 

Wingfield,  Frederick,  4/  la 

Bev.  Hany  L.,  21/  la 

Winter,  Rev.  Geo.  Robert,  22/  1  a 

Winterbotham,  Ednrard  W.,  21ffi  la 

Wintle,  Rev.  0.  K.,  1/  1  a 

Withers,  James  T.,  28 j  1  a 

Wood,  Hon.  Gathome,  15/  1  a 

John,  Ij  la 

Woodffite,  Rev.  George  S.,  28/  1  a 

Woodland,  Richard,  14/  1  a 

Woodman,  Rev.  W.  H.,  28  j  1  a 

Woodroffe,  George  W.  P.,  29/  1  a 

Woodward,  Hubert,  13^*  1  a 

Woog,  Jules,  4/  1  a 

Woolf,  Henry,  7j  1  a 

Woollright,  John  T.,  4 m  la 

Wormald,  John,  12/  la— 15/  la 

Worrell,  William.  80i»  1  a 

Wootley,  Hon.  Mrs.  Frances  Stuart,  24  j  1  a 

Wray,G.J.,2i  la 

Wrey.  Commander  Charles  J.,  25/  1  a 

Wright,  James  Hanson,  20/  1  a 

Wright- Anderson,  Frederick,  4  m  1  a 

Wyatt,  Arthur.  11  j  1  a 

Samuel,  7/  1  a 

Wyman,  Edward  Frank,  31  m  1  a 

Wynne,  Rev.  Chas.  J.,  21  i  1  a 

Yale.W.O.,27m  la 

Yapp,  Geo.  Bailey,  18  j  1  a 

Tardley,  Lady,  18/  1  a 

Teoman,  Rev.  C.  B.,  22  i  1  a 

Youell,  E.  P.,  27/  1  a 

Youl,  Harry,  25  w»  1  a 

Young,  Darid,  14/  lo 

Henry,  18/  1  o 

Henry  Thomas.  19/  1  a 

Rev.  F.  C,  30w»  la 

William,  10  J  1  a 

Zossenheim,  Max,  12  m  1  a 

Birth  Rates  in  large  Towns,  27/  9  a 

Births.  Deaths,  and  Marriages— Scottish  Registrar- 
General's  Report,  26  m  6d 
BigncU   (John)  on  Race  Commisflion  Advertise- 
ment, 30  m  12  e 
Bishop  of  London's  Fund,  13/  9  d 
"  Black  Sea  "  at  Wandsworth  Common,  6  «  6  « 
Blackfriars  Bridge  (New),  its  progress,  28j  9/ 
Blackley  (W.  L.)  on  the  Prussian  Famine, 24*  10/ 
Blackwell  (T.  J.),  Appeal.  Sj  lOd  ^ 

Boarding  School,  Great  Fire  at,  5/  9  « 
Bolckon,  Vaughan  &  Co.,  Report,  21  m  11 6 
Bonded  Herohandise,  Statistics,  QJ  6  a 
126*°^  P*P«,  Foreign  Trade  in,  Retams,  6m 


Borough,  Great  Fire  in  the,  7/  12  e— ^/  10  o 

Bosworth  School,  6  m  7/ 

Botanic  Gardens,  Regent's  Park,  New  Plant,  2j 

Id 
Boult  (A.  J.),  French  Protestants,  4j  10  c 
Boundary  Commission,  17  j  7f—22j  10  6—5/  9  e 

—21/  10  c 

Rieport  on  Boroughs,  27m  lie 

Bow  Porcelain  Manufactory,  interesting  BiscoverTf 

14m  9/ 
Bowes  (J.  L.)  &  Brother  on  Australian  Wool,  IZj 

10/ 
Boys*  Home  Fund,  Ij  10/— 3i   10 ^—4^   lid— 

6 1*  9d—7J  If—^j  lOtf— llj  llo— 14i  6/— 

20^  U 
Braby  (F.)  Sc  Co..  Limited,  Report,  16/  10  h 
Bram,  Weight  of  the,  31  j  7  d 
Braithwaite  d;  Heseltine   on  the  Cavour  Canal, 

10  m  11a 
Brand  (Mr.),  Dinner  to,  by  Liberal  Members  of 

Parliament,  6  m  7  c — 30  m  6  a 

-  List  of  Subscribers  for,  30  m  6a 

Speech  of  Mr.  Gladstone,  30  m  6  a 

BBAZUjB:— 

i Account  of  the  War  in  Paraguay,  12  m  10  a  ♦ 

24m  116 

Amount  of  Stock  held  in  England,  13  m  10  c 

Brazilian  Bonds,  13  m  12/ 

Conmiercial  Intelligence,  13  j    10  c — 16  j  9  c 

—1/  9  c— 4/  7  c— 16/  12  6—2  m  9  c— 6  m  9  6 
-—6m  5 d 

Exchange,  19  m  9  c 

Fire  in  St.  John  del  Rey  Mines,  9i  9  6 — 

18;  10  c 

• Immigration  Arrangements,  8/  7  a 

Mexican  Bonds,  8/  7  a 

Mining  Intelligence,  16j   6  a — 21  j  7  a — 6/ 

7  6—6  m  8  6—25  m  11  a 
Miscellaneous  Intelligence,  Qj  7  c — 9j  9  6 — 

13i  10  c— 3/  66—4/  7  c— 20/  5/;— 5  m  9  6— 

6  m  8  a-— 20  m  12  a— 25  m  11  a 

New  Argentine  Ministry,  2  m  9  C 

— .  New  Ministry,  6  m  6  d 

t News  from  the  Seat  of  War,  14j   7  a — 17 j 

7«— 8;  9c— 4/  7c— 2m  9c— 6m  6(2 

Reported  End  of  the  War,  6/  56 

Sale  of  Don  Pedro  Railroad  to  the  English, 

6m  96 

H Service  of  a  Balloon  in  the  War,  12  m  10  a 

Shipping  Intelligence,  13 j  10 d— 6 m  Bd 

Brett  (the    murdered   Policeman)  Fund,  7j    7/ 

11  j  6/— 16i  9d-lSJ  12  d 
Brewster  (Sir  David),  Erection  of  a  Statue  to,  it 

Edinburgh,  11  m  11  c 

Funeral,  17/  10  c 

Pension  to  Lady,  10  m  7  c 

Note  about,  13/  6/ 

• Sketch  of,  12/  9  c 

Bribery  at  Elections,  18  m  12  / 

Bridport  (Lord),  Death,  7j  9d 

Bridge  Tolls,  Parliamentaiy  return  of,  3/  11  e 

Bright  (Jacob)  on  the  Irish  Chufob,  11/  4/ 

on  Reform,  12/  12  d 

Bri^t  (John)   on  our  Relatloos  with    Amenctf^ 

27/  7/ 
on  Technical  Edaoation,  §/  10  a-— 6  f  e& 


Bri 


PALMEB's  IKBEX  to  "THB  TIMBS"  17XWBPAPEB. 


[Jan.  1  to 


Bright   (John)  on  the  Atlantic  Telegraph,  11m 
.     12d 

on  the  Irish  QueBtion,  6/  12  a— 6/  8  d— 

Sfl2h—19m9d 

on  the  Licensing  System,  7/  12  d 

Brighton,  Bepresentation  of,  6foc 
Bristol,  Conservative  Candidate,  Zlj  5  e 

Conserratiye  Demonstration  at,  27i  5  e 

-^—  Election  Movements,  10/  12  c 

Grand  Banquet  to  H.  M.  Ministers,  29  j  6  a 

Mysterious  Case  of  Drowning,  6/  6  « 

Savings  Bank,  18  j  6  d 

Sir  M.  Peto's  Besignation,  17i  7/ 

and  S,  Wales  Bailway  Wagon  Company,  12/ 

6e 

Suspected  Murder  of  a  Man  at,  9  m  12  a 

British- American  Land  Company,  27  m  10  & 
British  and  Foreign  Marine  insurance  Comp.,  11  j 

7  a— 18^*  7&— 3/6  6 
and  Irish  Magnetic  Telegraph  Company,  90  j 

la 
Association  and  the  British  Museum,  24  m 

6c 

Land  Company,  90 j  7  a^29f  7  h 

Legation  in  Washington,  lOJf  4  e 

Museunv-on  the  Bemoval  of  the  Natural 

Hlstorv  Collection,  24  m  6  c 

Gregory  (W.  H.)  on,  80m  6  d 

— —  Panizzi  (A.)  on,  90m  6  d 
Postal  Guide,  2  j  9  d 

Premiers  during  the  Last  Century,  27/  9  c 

Brockham  Orphan  Home,  20/  7  e 

Broeoli,  price  of,  18^*  4  d 

Brogden  (John)  on  Coins  discovered  at  HiffhburT, 

81 j  10 d  ^ 

Brokers,  List  of  Sworn,  2J  9  a 
Brooks  (G.  H.),  Martin  v.  Mackonochie,  20^  9/ 
Brown  (David),  Mysterious  Disappearance  of,  12/ 

12  a 

Brown  (Gho.),  Bainfall  in  Cornwall  in  1867,  9j 
»  a 

(W.  W.)  on  Abraham  Harris'  Case,  24  j  10  c 

Brynmawr,  R.  C.  Anti-Fenian  Meeting  at,  28/  9  c 
Buckhurst  Hill  Outrage,  20  j  10  6—28/  12  6 
Buckland  (Prank)  on  Salmon  Ova  for  N.  Zealand. 

18j  10/ 
Buenos  Ayres,  Cholera  at,  25  m  10  « 
Building  Trade,  Co-operative  Company,  4 1  11  a— 

19  J  12  6 
Bullivant  (Wm.)  and  the  E.  London  Shipwrights, 

9f7e—Sfl0e  ^ 

Burdett-Couts  (Miss)  and  her  Tenants,  8J  8/ 
Burgess  (Richard)  on  French  Protestants,  18/  6  d 
Burgon  (John  W.)  on  the  Oxford  Address,  28  m 

7d 
Burgoyne  (Sir  John),  Banquet  to,  10m  96 
New   Field  Marshal,  8/    7d— 9i    9/— 10/ 

Burml  Societies,  Caution,  22/  10  6 

Without  a  Funeral,  Mr.  Reynold's  Case,  27  m 

Be 
Burke,  Casey,  and  Shaw,  Removal  to  Warwick,  11/ 

9c 
'"'       Merrtman  and  Buckland  on  the  application 

to  the  Queen's  Bench,  21j  9/ 
Bormah.  English  Treaty  witii,  20/  4/ 


Burnett  (H.  L.)  on  Small  Pox  at  Woolwich,  11/ 

4d 

(Rev.  W.)  on  the  Starvation  Case,  9  m  9/ 

Burrows  (Montague)  and  the  Convoeation,  14  m 

12  « 
Burstal  (E.)  ou  the  University  Boat  Race,  90m 

Be 
Byron  (Lord),  a  Sketch  of,  5m  90 


Carpenter^  and  Joiners'  Amalgamated  Soeiety,  il- 
legal, 7/ 12  6—8/ 9  d 
Cahinet  Council,  22^  7  a— 27i  9fr— 29/  9  a— 
81i  7/— 1/  9  6—3/  96—6/  9(>-7/  9  a- 
10/  9c— 11/  7  <r— 12/  9  c— 17/  9a— 22/  9/ 
—24/  9 c— 2  m  9  a— 8  m  6/— 4  m  9 a — 7  m  9c 
—9m  9a— 14m  9/— 16m  9a— 28m  9a— 
24  m  9/— 26  m  9/— 27  m  9/— 28  m  9/ 
Cab  Strike  in  Liverpool,  1/  12  ik—9/  12  c— 6/  7/ 
-10/  9/ 

Question  in  London,  5/  13/ 

Caird  (James)  on  Beetroot  Sugar,  8/6/ 

on  the  Wheat  Supply,  27  m  10  a 

Calves,  Wholesale  Destruction  of,  25i  6/— 27/  9  e 
Cambridge  Asylum  for  Soldiers'  Widows,  7/  12  c 
OAMBBIDGB  UNIVBBSITT:— 

Annual   Athletic  Sports,  18  m  12  c  — 19  m 

12  a— 20m  12e 

Award  of  Smith's  Prizes,  8/  7/ 

Bnmey  Prize— subject  4y  9  6 

— —  Cambridge     Philosophical      Society,     Mr. 
Ansted's  Paper,  29/  10  c 

Chancellor's  Medal  for  Legal  Studies,  25/  9/ 

Classical  Tripos — ^list  of  Examinera,  20  m 

9/ 
Death  of  James  Gordon,  Shot  by  his  own 

Rifle,  14/ 7/— 18/ 7d, 

Inquest,  16/  9  « 

• Degree  Conferred  on  Capt.  Mauiy,  27  m  6/ 

Degrees  Conferred,  29/  10  c — 13  m    12  ^— 

20  m  9/— 27  m  6/ 

—  Deputation  to  Lord  Stanley  to  Represent  the 
University,  8/  12  a 

Drury  (B.  H.)  on  Mr.  Hope's  Distinctions, 

12/6/ 
Election  Movements,  10/ 12  c— 20/  7  e — ^22/ 

12  6— 24/ 6  c 
Election  of  Hulsean  Lecturer,  17/  10/ 

Election  of  Mr.  Beresford  Hope,  26/  8/ 

—  Election  Proxies,  Official  Opinion,  18/  7  d — 
19/  9/ 

-^—  Examination  Sulijecte,  27  m  6/ 

Granting  of  Degrees,  27  j   12/— 7/  12  c— 

15/  9  c 
Hebrew  Suljects  for  Baster  and  October,  21^ 

9/ 
•^—  Honorary  Fellows,  Election  of,  11  j  9e 
• — •  Hulsean  Leoturer^Rev.  J.  J.  S.  Prowso,  19/ 

9/ 

— Prize,  awarded  to  J.  B.  Mullinger,  13/  6/ 

— Subject,  6i  9  6 

• Law  Honours— Subjeot  for  Examination,  8/ 

12  a 
*- —  List  of  Honours  at  B.A.'s  Commencement, 

2Bj9f 

—  Local  Examination  for  Girls,  10/  6/ 


Hairch  31, 1868.]    fjuuceb'b  insix  to  ^'  thb  tiheb  "  vswspapjsb. 


Cha 


CambTid«e  TTniveraitF  (coneinti^ti). 

Local  Ezammation  Besnlts,  26/  8/  . 

Mathemaideal  Honoor  list,  27  j  11  a 

TripoB  list,  25  j  6e 

HiBOflllaneoiui  Infonnation,  2j  7  6— 21  j  9/ 

— 23i  6/— 29i  6f-Sf  7/-4/  100—6/  10  d 

—7/  12  c— 12/  6/— 14/  7/- 16/  9tf— 17/ 

9/— 18/  8d— 19/  9/— 9W  9«t— 21i»  12  6^ 

28ml2d— 80m5d 
— ^  On  AdmiBBion  of  Poor  Students,  25  m  12  d 
Petitions  Against  the  Bill  of  Mr.  Coleridge*!, 

16m  7a 
Beport  of  Sjndieate  on  the  Examination  for 

CSassieal  Honours,  2697»  6^ 
-^^— -  Mathematical  Tripos,  2  m  6/ — 16  m  7  0 — 

18m  126_23m  76 

_  ation  of  their  M.P.f  7/  12  e 
Seatonian  Prize  Poem — Subject,  7  m  5d 

Sedgwick  Prise  Essay— Snliject,  7  m  6  £ 

*— ~  St.  Catherine's  College  Competition  Scholar* 

ships,  24  m  9/ 
The  Syndicate  on  Lodging  of  Students,  16  m 

7a 
Winchester  Beading  Prises— Subjects,  29/ 

10  e 
Cameron  (0.  D.  Contul  in  Abyssinia)  Letter,  25/ 

Pnncan)  Letter,  11^'  6  & 

CampbeU  (Ber.  Aug.)  on  Compulsory  Church  Bates, 

24/6/ 
CANADA:— 
First  Finaneial  Operation,  a  six  per  Cent. 

Stock,  28/  5  a 
MisceUaneons  Information,  6i  7  a 

Official  Appointment,  13  m  12  c 

Parliament  Adjourned,  4^*  9  c 

New  Bules,  9^*  6  b 

Precautions  against  Fenianism,  4^  9  c 

Proposed  New  Boute  to  the  Pacific,  6m  8 c 

-  Prorogation  of  Parliament,  18  m  12  c 
Betum  of  Volunteers  and  Militia,  24 j  9  c 

The  Tariff,  Sj  6  e 

The  Weather  at  Ottawa,  27/  9  « 

Union  of  Commercial  and  Merchants*  Bank, 

lOi  6  h 
Canada  Company,  20  m  10  c 
Canadian  Land  and  Emigration  6  m  6  c 
Canals,  State  of  Shares,  1  j  6  e—Bj  5  e—15j  6  e 

—22/  6/— 29i  76— 1/  7fr— 6/  6£— 7  m  10  s 

—11m  10  c— 14  m  10/— 18  m  7/— 21m  U  b 
Italian  Irrigation  Company,  4J  7  a — Sj  5  a 

— 8j6d— 6m8a— 7ml0&-^9m6a— lOmllo 

—18  m  12  d 
Candia,  War  News,  1/  9c— 4m  96 
CandHsh,  Alderman,  ^e  Workshop  and  the  Home, 

24/  10 d 
Cannes  and  Llandudno  as  Winter  Besorts,  16^'  10  c 
Capem,  W.  J.,  and  the  E.  L.  Distress  Meeting, 

4/4/ 
CAPS  OF  GOOD  HOFB:— 

Account  of  the  Oreat  Btonn,  13  J  10  d 

Basuto  People  tQ  have  British  Protection, 

13  m  12  a 

-  Destruction  of  Cape  Town  Theatre  by  Pire« 
20/  126 

J)i.  LiTiqgston«and  his  Proceedipgp,20  j  10  a 


Oape  of  Oood  Hope  {continued)  > 

Miscellaneous  News,  20/  12  a— 25  m  126 

Beported  Death  of  Anderson  the  Traveller, 

13  m  12  a 
Capital  Offences  and  Public  Prosecutions,  9  j  9  c 

On  Strike,  24j  86 

Capitation  Fees,  8j  6/ 

Carden  (Alderman)    and  the  London   Vagrants 

11/5/ 

-  (Andrew)  on  Irish  Landlords  and  Irish 
Tenants,  16  m  9/ 

Cardigan  (Earl  of),  Sketch  of,  dOm  12e 
Cardwell  (Mr.)*  Address  to  his  Constituents,  2j  7o 
Carington  (Lord),  Funeral,  26m  9a 

Sketch  of,  18m  9a 

Carlisle  Cathedral,  Creation  of  another  Minoi 
Canonry,  23  m  7  (2 

Came^e  (N.)  on  the  Outrage  on  the  Jews  in  Bou- 
mania,  24  j"  7/ 

Carriages,  Notice  of  Discontinuanoe  by  Private 
Gentlemen,  22/  11/ 

Casella  (A.)  on  the  American  Wheat  Supply,  27  m 
10  a 

Casuals,  Betums  of,  8/  11/ 

Cattle,  Importation  of  Foreign,  Quarantine,  27  j  6  e 

•  Imports,  31  m  11  c 

New  Order  in  Council  on  the  Cattle  Plagao, 

28  j  8  a 

-^r—  Poisoning,  10  m  12  c 

Begulations  on  Foreign  Cattle,  13  ^  10  /— 

5/  6  a 

State  of  the  Market,  1;  7  c— 2  j  6c--S*  6  s 

— 4j  7/— 6i  4  6— 7 j  6  c— 8j  6  c— 9^*  6/— 
10 j  5  c— llj  7/— 13j  6/— 14^76— 16^6  6— 

•  16^-  6  c— 17i  4/— 18i  6/— 20i  5  6— 21i  7/— 
22j  5/— 23i  7/— 24i  4  6— 26i  6/— 27;  7  6 
28i  5^-29j  7  6— SOj  7  6— 31 J  5  6—1/  7/— 
8/  7  c— 4/  5  6-6/  6/— 6/  6  c— 7/  7/— 8/  7/ 
—10/  7/— 11  f  6  c— 12/  76—13/  6f^Uf5f 
—15/  10  6—17/  7  c— 18/  8  c— 19/  10  d— 
20/  5  c— 21/  7  6—22/  7  c— 24/  7  d— 25/  8/ 
—26/7C— 27/6/— 28/5  6— 29/6/— 2m  76 
—5m  56 — im  7 b—6m  6 6— 6 m 8/— 7 m  10 c 
—9  m  6  6 — 10  m  11  a— 11  m  11 »— 12  m  7  c— 
13  m  10  c— 16  m  6/— 17  m  11  a— 18  m  7/— 
19  m  7  c— 20  m  10  c-23  m  6  6—24  m  11  c— 
25  m  11  d—26  m  7  6—27  m  10/— 30  m  7  /— 
31m  lie 

The  Butchers*  Protest  against  a  Prc^osed 

Foreign  Cattle  Market,  5/  5  d 

Cavendish  (Lord  J.)  on  the  Continental  Armies, 
23  j  9  c 

Celts,  Plea  for  the  Bace,  12  m  11  d— 16  m  7  6 

Centenarian,  Death  of  a,  13  J  10/ 

Central  Criminal  Court,  Meeting  at  Guildhall  about, 
14;  9  c 

Question  of  Eligibility  of  Judge  Kerr,  24/  11/ 

Becorder'sChaiRe,  7;  lie— 28 j  9 d— 26/ 9c 

:  The  Session,  6;  10/— 27;  6/— 24/  11/ 

Chadwick  (Capt.  William),  1/  9  d 

Chancery  Funds,  Annual  Statement,  25/  9  c 
ChanneU  (Baron),  Health  of,  22/  6/— 24/  11/ 
Charing  Cross  Hotel,  26/  6/ 

Bailway  Station,  Fire  at,  19/  6  d . 

Charitable  Inst.  Funds,  25/  3/ 
Charities,  Hardship  of  Bating,  25  m  5  c 

56 


Cha 


FiiLKEB'S  IKDBX  TO  ^'THB  TIMES "  KEWflPAPEB. 


[Jan.  1  to 


Charterhouse  School,  Demolition  of,  and  BemoTal; 

21  j  12  c 
Chatham,  Attempted  Escape  from,  Sj  7  d 

Escape  of  Two  Conyicts  from,  26m  6 e 

Chatterton  (Thos.,  ehot  by  an  alleged  Lunatic) ^ 

Subscriptions  for,  26/  9<f-^26/  11^—28/  9e 

—7m  11/— U  will  6— 26  m  11/ 
Cheadle  (W.  B.)  on  the  Somali  Captives,  10/  6  d 
Chelmsford  (Lord)  and  Mr.  Disraeli,  11  m  10  6 
Refusal  of  the  Grand  Cross  of  the  Bath,  17  m 

Chelsea  Bridge,  Tear*B  Toll,  14  m  11 6 

Chester  Castle  and  its  Magazine,  11^'  10/ 

Chesterton,  the  Prolific  Hundred,  14/  8/ 

Child  (Gilbert  W.),  2j  5d 

Childers  (Mr.)  offered  appointments,  18 J  9  b 

Children's  Dinner  Society,  Sj   I0e—7j  7f—8j 

4e— lOj  9  c— 13    9.0— 16 J  9/— 17j  6  c— 20; 

4c 

-  Employment  Commission  Fund,  16  j  6  e 
Chimney  Pots,  an|Architect*8  Opinion,  28/4(2 
•»~-  None  in  New  England,  8  m  10  d 

Their  Uselessness,  26/  lOd— 3  m  10  d 

CHINA :— 

Adm.  Keppel  at  Hong  Kong,  6  m  10  & 

Advantages  of  Mining  it,  14  j  10  c 

Annual  Report  of  Trade  in,  7  m  10/ 

— ^  and  Japan,  various  News,  14  j  6  c — ^26/  7  c 

Appointment  of  a  Chinese  Embassy  to  the 

Courts  of  Europe,  12/  10  d 
Battle  in  Southern  Shantung,  ISj  9  d 

China  and  Russia  Campaign,  Slj  7  e 

Commercial  Intelligence,  8j  7  b — ^9;  9  6— 

227   7  6—6/  9  c— 19/  12  6— 7  m    12  6— 23  m 

12  6 
Cotton  Market  Combination  broken  up,  18j 

9(2 
Di£Sculties  between   the    Mikado    and   the 

Diamios,  18/  106— 6  m  10  a 

Earthquake  in  Formosa,  26/  7  c 

Erection  of  Gas  Works  at  Pekin,  12/  10  (2 

Fatal  Accident  to  Adm.  Bell  and  others  at 

Osaka,  18  m  9(2 

Great  Fire  at  Foochow,  21  m  12  6 

Great  Fire  at  Hong  Kong,  Sj  7  6 

Miscellaneous  News,  20  j   10  a— 10/  9'c— 

12/10(2 

New  Rouie  to  Western,  7j  11  a 

Rear- Adm.  Bell  of  U.  S.  Squadron  drowned 

at  Osaka,  18/10  6 
Revision  of  the  Tientsin  Treaty,  14;*  10  c 

Secession  of  Stotsbashi  from  the  Tycoonate 

of  Japan,  12/ 10(2 

Telegraphic  Service  to,  18/  8  a 

The  New  Year  Festival,  18  m  9  (2 

Total  Defeat  of  the  Tycoon,  21  m  12  6 

Woollen  Trade  with,  12  m  9  c 

China,  Sale  of  rare  old  Sevres,  Dresden,  and  Chel- 
sea, 29/  6  6 
Chinese  (Ancients)  Enamels,  sale  of,  8/66 
Church  Association  Meeting,  26/  12  e 

Crisis,  26  m  6  a 

Defence  Association  for  the  Eastern  Conn- 
ties,  12  m  9/ 

Extension  in  Rutland,  6/  7  (2 

in  Yorkshire,  24j  7  6 

66 


Church  Rates,  official  returns,  1  f  12  a 

Regulation  BiU,  6/  8/— 2*7m  12/ 

Leading  Article  on,  12  m  8/ 

Lord  Ebury  on  Mr.  Gladstone's  Bill,  28/  6  a 

No  Necessity  for  Mr.  Gladstone's  Bill,  24/  6/ 

— ' —  Notes  on,  6  m  10  c 

Church  Restoration  in  Hull,  7/  10/ 

Churches,  Ventilation  of,  10 j  7/ 

Christie,  Manson  is  Co.,  Sale  Price  List,  7/  12/— 
8/66 

of  Marquis  D*Azeglio*B  Collection  of  Art  and 

Vertu,  6  m  6  c 

of  Messrs.  Graves*  Pictures,  9  m  11/ 

of  Modem  Pictures  and  Water  Colour  Draw- 
ings, 16  m  7/ 

of  Mr.  Biggs*  Collection,  24/  10(2 

of  Mr.  Clares*  Water  Colour  Drawings,  30  m 

12  c 

of  Mr.  Hibbert*s  Curiosities,  28  m  12  d 

-  of  Rare  old  Sevres,  Dresden,  and  Chelsea 
Porcelain,  29/  6  6 

of  Water  Colour  Drawings,  2  m  9/ 

Christmas  Benefactions  for  Poor  Clergymen,  20i* 

10  d 
Christ's  Hospital,  Royal  Visit  to,  13  m  9/ 
Cigars  from  Havannah,  stoppage,  21^'  9/ 
City  Bank,  16^'  7  a 

Discount  Company,  23^  7  a    . 

Projected  Railways  and  Works  in,  22/  12  c 

of  Hamilton,  Canada,  Sterling  Debentures, 

23m  66 
of  London  Offices*  Company,  27  m  10  (2 

Brewery  Company,  6/6  6 

Court  and  the  Corporation,  28  m  9/ 

School,  20  m  iQd 

OIVTL  ACTIONS:- 

Abbott  V.  Com.  of  Public  Buildings,  24j  9  a 

V,  Virtue,  16  m  11  c 

Aberaman  Iron  Works  v,  Wickens,  13^  9  h 

—24*/  11 0^26/  9  a— 9  m  11 6—11  m  11 6 
Acclimatization  Soc.  v.  Zoological  Soc,  20/ 

lie— 22/10/ 
— — *  Alexandra  Printing  Ink  Company,  26/  10« 

Adamsonv.  Gill,  17jBd^20j  9  a— 31j  8  c 

Adkins  and  others  v.  Booth,  8/  11a — 10/ 

116 

Agar  (Louisa),  28^  9  a 

Angell  V.  Alexander,  28  y  9  a 

Anglo-Romano  Water  Company,  27J  11 6 

Allfrey  V.  Harrison,  11/  9  c 

-  Ashdoune  and  anotiier  v.  Wood,  28/  6  e 
Armitage  v.  Armitage,  28y  8  e 

Annakin  v.  Smith,  23 J  116— 24y  96 

Atherton  re  Atherton,  XSj  11  a 

Attorney-General  v,  Dakin  and  others,  8 ' 

116 
V.   Heath,    Tottenham  Local    Board   of 

Health,  20m  lie 

r.  Pape,  28/  8  c 

Atwood  V,  Maude,  12  m  10  e 

Austin  V.  Davis,  24^  9  6 

Bake  v.  India  Rubber  etc.  Telegraph  Works, 

21/  11 6 
Baker  v.  Lond.  and  So.  West.  Rail.,  26/ 10  c 

—27/ 10  c 
■  V.  Livezpool  and  tf am  RaiL,  14 J  10  b] 


HarcHSl,  1868.]    ;axaie&'8  otdbx  to  "the  tivbb"  kbwsfapeb. 


«▼ 


dTil  Aotiona  (conHnwd), 

Baker  v.  Perciyall,  21/  11 6 

— .  Baring  v.  Lady  Aahburton,  22  J  9  &      ' 

Barker  v,  Janson,  16  j  11  a 

Barlow  and  Lnnd,  10  m  11  c 

-.«—  Barnard  v.  Pilloir,  20  m  11  & 
— *-  Barnes  Scholarship,  2  m  10/ 
— —  Bamett  v.  Metropolitan  Bailway,  10/  11  h 

Baas  V.  Dawker,  1  /  11 6 

Bastow  &  Co.,  Costs,  13  j  9  b 

Baxter  and  others  v.  Menken,  17  /  11  e--18/ 


96 


Beeslej  v.  Aitken,  26  m  11  6 
V,  Dale,  llffi  lid 


Bejbie, V.  Fenwick.  21^  lib— 23i  11  a— 25 j 
10/— 28i  8  c— 30j  10«— Slj  8<^-10/  11a 

—  Behrens  and  another  v.  Lay  and  others,  6/96 

—  Bell  and  another  v.  Chirk,  8/  10/ 
and  others  v.  White,  18/  11  a 


Benoe  v,  Gilpin,  23^  11  a 

Bentleyv.  Hall,  7/  11  a 

Betts  V.  Neilson,  18  j  9  b— 23  j    11  a— 24  j 

9  a— 10/10/ 
r.  De  Vitre,  Uj  9  a— 25  j  10/— 27i  11 6 

— 28i  8  c— 80i  lOtf— 31i   8  c— 1/  Uo^lO/ 

10/ 

Biggenden  V.  Beeman,  27/  10  « 

Bishop  and  another  v.  Kitchin  and  another, 

21m  12c 
BUkely  Ordnance  Comp. — Sfcocken^sCase,  17  j 

8(2 
Bloxamo.  Metropolitan  Bailwaj,  1/11  a — 14/ 

9  b—Uf  9  c— 15/  11 6-17/  11  6—18/  9  a— 

20/  11 6 
Boncicanlt  v.  Warde,  17^  8  d 

Boolnois  V.  Peaks,  20  m  11  6 

Bovill  V.  Hitchcock,  16  j  9  a 

17.  Goodier.  4/   9  6—5/  116—6/   9  6— 

8/  11  0—10/  11 6—11/  9  c— 12/  11 6 

^—  Bowen  v.  Brecon  andMerthyr  Bailway,  18  /9  a 

Bowron,  Baily  Si  Co.,  in  the  matter  of,  24/ 

10/ 

Bradlangh  v,  DeBin,  lOj  11a 

Brickman  v.  Chambers,  Felly  &  Fisher,  14  j 

llo— 15i  96 

Briggs  V,  Hales,  16  m  11/ 

Bright  V.  Smith  and  others,  25/  9  a 

Brighton  Brewery  Company,  33/  10/ 

Bristow  V.  Wigmore,  28  m  12  c 

British  and  Irish  Magnetic  Telegraph  v.  Hutch- 

inaon,  24/  11  a 

British  Colmnbia,  etc. ,  Saw  Mill  Company  v. 

Neitleship,  14/  9  d— 15/  11  c 

Broadhnrst  v.  Robertson,  16  J  11  6 

Brook  V.  Archer,  14 J  10  e 

Broome  v.  Parsons,  3/  11 6 

Brougham,  Lord,  v.  Dr.  Caurin,  6  m  7  e — 

27  m  12/ 

Brown  v.  Bound  and  others,  2  m  11/ 

V.  Bussell,  23  j  11  a 

— ^-^  V,  Empson,  3  m  9/ 

V.  James,  24/  11  c 

V.  L.  and  N.  W.  Rail,  12/  U  c 

V,  Royal  Insurance  Company,  25  j  11  c 

Bruce  v.  Gilpin,  24  j  96 

-  Booeleugh,  Duke  of,  v.  Metropolitan  Board 
of  Works,  10/  11  c 


CiTil  Actions  {continued). 

Burlay  v.  Ferry,  20/  11  c 

Bum  V.  Manchester,  etc.,  Bailway,  23  m  116 

-  Burroogh  v,  Vincent  and  others,  23  m  lid 
Burton  and  another  V.  Watson  and  others,  12/ 

lie 

V,  Bailey,  18j  11 6 

Butterworth  and  others  v.  Testa,  18  j  11 6 

Buxton  V,  N.  E.  Railway,  18  m  11a 

Bwlch  and  Plum  Lead  Mining  Company  v. 

Barques,  18  j  11  c 

.  Calthrop  re  Calthrop,  20 j  8/— 10/  10/ 

Cambrian  Railway  Company,  18^*  9  6 — 14  j 

10<— 29i  11a— 81  i  8  c 

-  Camphom  v,  Williams,  16  j  9  6— 16i  11  a 

Canadian  Company— Fox's  Case,  24  j  9  a 

Capron  v,  Denmg,  16  m  11/ 

Carrington  Lord  v.  Wycombe  Bailway,  13/ 

10  s 

-  Carron  v.  Fcrrior,  16^'  11 6 

CastelH,  Stephen,  v.  Charles  CastelH,  18/ 

90 

Caston  V.  Taylor,  16i  10  a— 31  j  8  s 

Caton  V.  Caton,  6  m  11  a 

Catterall  in  New  Sedgwick  Gunpowder  Co  m 

pany,  24  J  9  6 

Caur  V.  Elliott,  2  m  11  d 

Cave  17.  Midland  Bailway,  16  m  11  <2 

ChaUis  V.  Woodin,  29  j  11  d 

Chalmers  and  another  v.  Victor,  3/  11  6 

V,  Harding,  20  j  9  c 

Chard  v.  Chard,  16  j  11 6 

Charity  Commissioners  re  Tamworth  School, 

13  m  11  a- 14  m  12/ 
Chester  «.  Spargo,  17m  lid 

Christmas  v.  Thomason,  18  j  11 6— 20i  9  c 

Chiystal  and  another  v.  Harding,  16  j  9  6 

Church  and  County  Newspaper  Comp.,  20 J 

9a 

Clapham  v.  Clapham  and  Guest,  23  j  11  e 

Clarke  v,  Sydney  and  another,  30  m  11  c — 

31  m  12/ 
v.  M«Kenna,  22/  9/ 

Clay  V,  Denison,  26m  lie 

V,  Oxford,  17i  9  a— 1/  11  c 

and  another  v.  Morison,  28/  8  d 


— '-*  Clementson  v.  L.  and  Y.  Railway,  23  m  11 6 

Clifton  V,  Strickland.  14  j  11  a 

-  Clinch  V.  Financial  Corporalicn,  26/  10  c — 
29/  10/ 

Coates  V,  Crouch,  12/  11  c 

Cockbum  v.  Peel,  31  j  8  c 

Cole  V.  Wilkie,  6  m  11  a 

Coles  17.  Bristowe,  19  m  11  c— 23  m  10  <t— 

23  m  10  c 
Collingwood  v.  Power,  13/  10/ 

Conway  v.  Clay  Cross  Company.  9  m  11  c 

— •  Comer  and  others  v.  Pamall  and  others,  16  m 

10/ 
Continental  Company  for  Thompson's  Patent, 

31  j  8  c 

Cook  V.  Dugard,  6m  9<f 

i;.  Mayor  and  Aldermen  of  Bath,  10/  116 


— 11/9  o— 6  m  9  a 
V,  Preece,  26m  lie 


Cooke  V.  Voules,  22  j  9  6 

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]PAL1CEB*B  DTBSX  TO  *'  THE  TIICXB "  ITEWBPAPEB. 


[Jan.  1  to 


OivU  Aotiong  (coiUinued). 

OiTll  Aotlona  (eontiwued)* 

Levine  v.  O.  W.  Railway,  8/  11 6 

Moon  V.  Drake,  Uj  11  a 

Lewis  V.  Cambrian  Railway,  28  j  11a 

LiUenfield  v.  Liebert,  16i  11  a 

Moore  &  Barber  v.  Holgate  and  others,  18; 

-^—  Lingwood    v,    Stowxnarket    Paper    Making 

9c 

Company.  26  j  10/— 31  j  8  d 

V,  Bonn,  6  m  9  « 

^—  Liverpool  Marine  Credit  Company  v.  Hunter, 

>.    xr    T^»  j^~  i>.:i..-«   oi  «  11  L 

13/ 10  «— 14/9  6 

Morgan  v.  Lewis,  28 1"  11  a 

Livesey  v.  Cheap,  4  m  11/ 

Morland  v.  Cook,  20  m  11 6 

Lloyd  V.  8.  E.  Railway,  13/  10/ 

Morle  v.  Sharp,  26  j  11a 
Morris  v.  Youldon,  4  m  11/ 

Loder  v.  Gladstone,  19/  10  c 

London  and  Colonial   Company,   Horsey's 

Monltford  v.  Billinge,  18/  He 

Claim,  19  ffi  11  c 

Molock  V.  Mulock,  27i  11 6 

and  Mediterranean  Bank,  WrighVa  Case, 

Murley  v.  8.  E.  Railway.  3/  11 6-4/  9  b 

U/  9e— 13w  llo^Um  12/ 

Murphy  v,  Manchester,  Sheffield,  ete.,  Bail- 

and  N.  W.  Railway  v.  St.  Panoras  Yeetty, 

way,  27m  12d 

18/116 

Murray  w.  Webster,  6/  9  a— 7/  11  a 

and    WeatminBter    Co-operathre     Stores, 

Myers  v.  Great  Western  Railway,  27  m  12/ 

26  j  10/ 

Nash  17.  Coombs,  27;  116 

Chatham  and  Dover  Railway,  27/  10  c 

Natal  Investment  Company,  21;  116—28/ 

Watts^  Charity,  28/  8  c 

8c— 3m  9c 

r'Hrmii'A.I  l^mnn     1  ft  t   1 1  iit 

National  Provincial  Mmine  Insurance  Comp., 

Flonr  Comp.,  17/  11 6—17  m  11  d 

20;  8/— 9  m  116 

India  Rabber  Company,  30  j  10  « 

Standard  Fire  Insurance  Comp.,  27;  11 6 

Newsam  v.  Gasson,  9  m  11 6 

21/ 11a 

North    Wales  Coal,  Iron,  and  Fire   Biick 

Long  V.  Lindsey,  8  m  9/ 

Comp.,  18;  lla.-25;  11a 
Northumberland  (Duke  of)  v.  Lord  Grantley, 

Longbotham  v.  Vickerman,  26  m  11  c 

Lonsdale  Vale  Iron  Company,  14  m  12/— 

81m  12c 

23in  lOd 

O'Connor  v.  Baker,  16/  11  e 

Lowe  ».  Clifton,  11  w  lid 

Ody  V,  Eton,  18m  lie 

—  Lund  V,  Wamsley,  2in  11 « 

Oriental  Commercial  Bank— Barge's   Case, 

Lnshy  v.  Scott  and  another,  5/  11  6 

4m  116 

Lyne  v,  Fennell,  27i  11  6 

Orton  and  another  v.  Callender,  24/  11  c 

tT    Tj/^nnA^Til    ***?  1    1 1  h 

Ottotoan    Financial    Association,  ex  parU 

Braggiotti,  13;  9  6 

Lyon  and  another  v.  Maxwell,  8/  11  a 

Maccabe  v.  Rubini,  80  j  11a 

Mackenzie  v.  Lethaby  12  m  11  d 

Overend,  Gumey  &  Co.,  ex  parte  Swan,  18/ 

Mactavish  v.  Hadson's  Bay  Comp.,  27/  10c 

10/— 23  m  10  d 

Major   and   another  v.    Cay   and  another. 

Oxford  V,  G.  W.  Railway,  29/  11  d 

14/ 9  d 

Paddock  V,  N.  E.  Railway,  10/  lid 

Margetson  ».  Meakin,  22  /  11 6 

Paddon  t;.  Ashbury,  18/  11  6 

Maritime  Credit  Company  v.  Savin,  18  «  11  c 

Page  V,  Browning,  16;  6  e 

Marlborough  Club,  9  m  11 6 

Pain  re  Pain,  26;  10/ 

Marine  Investment  Corporation,  80^'  10  e 

Paine  V.  Hutchinson,  18m  lie 

Marsland  v.  Shorter  and  another,  20/  11  d 

Pardoev.  HaU,4/9c 

Martin  v.  L.  C.  and  D.  Railway,  20  f  8/ 

Park  Lane  Company,  29/  10/ 

Matthews  v.  Healey,  12/  11  a 

Pate  V,  Clerk,  14;  11a 

Peacock  and  another  ».  Lowe  and  others, 

27/  lOe— 28/  8/— 29/  11  a— 2  m  11  a 

Mawby  t;.  Aylmer,  31  m  12  d 

May  v.  Moon,  16  j  96 

V.  Siminson,  8/  11  a 

Mayor  of  Carlisle  v.  Graham  and  another. 

Pearson  ».  Glazebrook,  28  m  11  e 

24/  11  d 

Peel,  Sir  Robt.,  School  ex  parte  the  Charity 

M'Mullen  v.  Jeans,  28/  8d— 29  f  10/ 

Commissioners,  6m  9a 

M'Murray  r.  Spicer,  15  j  9  a— 18j  11  a 

Pegler  v,  8.  E.  Railway,  1/  11  c 

V,  not  Spicer  &  Bros,  of  New  Bridge  St., 

Pell  V.  Fitzwilliam  and  others,  9  m  11  d 

31 j  10 d 

Pepper  v.  S.  W.  Railway,  18;  11 6 

M'Rae  v,  L.  B.  &  S.  C.  Railway,  33i  11  a 

Perfect  v.  Boot  and  another,  16;  9  6—11/ 

Mecoy  v.  Standing  and  another,  31^  8/ 

9e 

Mediterranean  Railway,  Compensation  Cases, 

Petrie  re  Petrie,  16/  11  6 

8/  10  c 

Philips  V.  Green,  22/  10/ 

Mercer  v,  Peterson,  10/  11  d 

v.  Lake,  26m  lie 

Metropolitan  Board  of  Works  v»  Benthall, 

Pickering  and  another  v.  Ilfiracombe  Bail- 

22/  11 6 

way,  28;  8/ 

Michael  v.  Raphael,  14^  11 6 

—  Pieroy  v.  Humphreys,  16;  10/ 

Mitchell  V.  Maidment,  27  m  12/ 

60 

.  — *  Pigler  V.  S.  W.  BaUway,  16i  11  a 

March 81, 1868.]     palmeb'b  ikdex  to  "the  times"  kewspapsb. 


at 


Civil  Aotioxui  (eontinued). 

Pigott  V.  Daily  TeUgraph,  28  J  8  c 

Pilkmgton  re  Webster,  24/  10/ 

Plant  V.  Bawsom,  7  m  11  d 

Piatt,  V.  Walter,  8/  10/ 

Piatt  and  others  v.  Higgins,  14  j  11  6— I6i 

Plnmpton  Tithe  Rent  Charge,  13  J  9  e 

PoUeyn  v.  Hill  and  another,  29  j  11  d—90j 

11a 

Ponsford  v.  Walton,  26  J  11  b 

Potter  t;.  Pollard,  22/  11  a 

■"  V.  Banldn,  13  j  9  c 
Potteries,    Shrewsbory,    and  North   Wales 

Bailway  v.  Clark,  28/  8  e 

Powell  V,  Williams,  20  J  9  a 

Power  V,  CoUingwood,  18/  10/ 

Powis  V,  Greenway,  23  m  11 «— 26  m  11  & 

and  another  v,  Chamock,  24 j*  9  b 

Pratt  V,  James  and  another,  13/  11  6 

Prince  of  Wales's  Slate  Quarry,  31  j  8  c 

Prondfoot  v,  Montefiore,  3/  11  c 

Pugh  v.  Ogilvy,  30^'  9  e 

Pyne  v.  Xenos,  7/  11  a 

Queen  v.  Aldneve,  11/  9  6—12/  11  a 

V,  Archdeacon  of  Exeter,  21  j  11  b 

V,  Barford,  4  m  11/ 

V.  Bullock,  27 j  lid 

V,  Burford,  21  j  11  c 

V.  Burke  and  others,  14j  10  «— 16i  10/ 

—17/  8^—20  J  9  a— 30i  10  c 

r.  Collier,  3/  11 6 

V,  Dowey,  20 j  9  d 

V.  Freeman,  12  m  11  d 

V,  Gwyime  Lewis,  1/  11 6 

V.  Inhabitants  of  Crioklade,  27  m  12/ 

■       V.  Keena,  20  j  9  c 

v.  Lee,  8/116 

V.  Metropolitan  Railway,  22/  11  a 

V.  Mockford,  27j  11  d 

V.  Naylor,  20  j  9  c 

V.  Sheppard,  20^'  9  c 

V,  TugweU,  23  m  116 

of  Spain  v.  Parr,  28/  8  o 

Quinlan  v,  Clarke,  18  j  11  c 

Badclyffe  v.  Barlow,  16  m  10/ 

Raistrick  re  Nuttall.  10/  10/ 

Rangeleyt>.  Midland  Railway,  19/116 

f  cPakner,  28  m  10  <2 

Rees  t7.  Lancashire  and  Yorkshure  Railway, 

12m  lie 

Reeves  v,  Clarkson,  20  j  9  c 

V.  Gilpin,  23 j  11 6 

Regina  v,  Dickenson,  9m  lie 

V,  Henson,  26  m  11  c 

V,  Russell,  13/  10/ 

Reigate  Mayor  and  Corporation  v*  Hart,  18/ 

10/ 
Rennie  Laxey  Company,  9  m  11  6 

Reynolds  v.  Raikes,  6  m  9  <i 

17.  Topham,  10  m  11  c 

Richard  v.  Jenkins,  18^  11  c— 22^  9  e 

Rifling  V.  Bertram,  29/  11  d 

Roberts  v.  Clarke,  16/  116—19/  11 6 

Roche  re  BickentafT,  15/  11 6 

Bogenv.  Webb,  11m  lie 


Civil  Aotions  {continued), 

Rolason  v.  Levy,  15/  11 6—17/  11 6 

RoDe  V,  Whyte,  31  j  Sd 

Ronan  v.  Mudge,  29^  11  d 

Rooke  V,  Tennant,  19  m  11  c 

Roper  V.  English  and  Scottish  Marine  Insu- 
rance Company,  3/  11  a 

Rosher  v,  Coulman,  12/  11  c 

Round  v.  Tooth,  26  m  11  c 

Rowland  v.  Clark,  8/  11  a 

Royal  Hotel  Company  of  Great  Yarmouth, 

10m  11 6 

Boyle  V.  Jones  and  others,  28  m  11 6 

Rnshworth  v.  Jones,  26m  lie 

^  Russell  v.  Belfast  andHolywoodRaUiray,  21/ 

116 

t;.  Hatherway,  10  m  116 

V.  Moore,  5/  11  6 

Ryder  v,  Wombwell,  dlj  8/ 

Sadler  v.  Smith,  28/  8  d— 29/ 10/— 6  m  9/ 

— Umlle 

Salisbury  and  Dorset  Railway  v.  Churchill, 

21/116— 24/ 11a 

Satterfield  v,  Duckett,  6/  9  a— 25/  9  a 

Saunders  v.  Great  Eastern  Railway,  16j  10/ 

Savary  v.  Heath,  19  j  9  a— 21;  11  c 

Scale  V.  Lowndes,  29;  11  6 

Scott  V.  Holloway  and  Potter,  13/  11  6 

Selby  V.  Greaves,  12  m  11  c 

Senhouse  and  others  v,  Armstrong  and  others, 

7/110 

Sevenoaks,  Maidstone,  etc.  Railway  t^.  Lon- 
don Chatham  and  Dover  Railway,  21/  11  6 

Shaw  V.  Baggott,  6  m  9  <i 

Shelcott  V.  Heptinstall,  26  m  11  c 

Shelton  and  Wife  i;.  Midland  Railway,  6  m 

lie 

Ship  IvM,  Injunction,  7  m  116 

Shoebotham  v.  Elderton,  17i  9  a 

Shotton  V.  Elliott,  5  m  lie  . 

Simmonds  v.  Knight,  15/  11  e 

Simpson  v.  Ring,  16  m  10/ 

Sinclair  V.  Lord  Redesdale,  27/  10  d 

V,  Scottish  Widows*  Fund,  11  m   12  e— 

12m  106 

Siner  v.  Great  Western  Railway,  23  m  11  c 

Skinner  v.  Inhabitants  of  Hayter,  10  m  11  6 

Slattherthwaite  v.  Crosthwaite,  4  m  11  c 

Slough  New  Gas  Company,  20  m  11 6 

' Smith  v.  Clapham,  23  m  11 6 

V.  Great  Eastern  Railway,  27/  lOe 

v.  Gregoxy,  14/  9 d— 15/  lie 

— ^—  17.  Morton,  7  m  11  e 

V.  Rennie,  12  m  10  c 

V.  Wood,  5/  11  a 

and  others  v.  Piatt  and  others,  15  j  9  a— ■ 

29^116 

Smithson  9.  Mickle,  16  J  116 

Smythies  v.  Stevens,  24;*  9  6 

Snow  v.  Misford,  25/  9  a 

Solomon  v.  Laverick,  14;  11 6 

South  Kensington  Hotel  Company,  18;  11a 

Metropolitan    District  School  v,  London 

and  Brighton  Railway, 

Swaledale  Lead  Mixdng  Company  v»  Clark- 


26/116 


61 


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PAIMEB'S  TBCMSX  to  '^THE  TIMB8"  ITtfirBPAZRB. 


[  Jaq.  1  to 


CHvil  Aotioxu  {continued). 

Sontbey  v.  General  Steam  Navigation  Oom* 

pany,  20/  11  e 

Spence  and  another  v.  Union  Marine  Aaan- 

rance  Oompany,  ISj  11  b^22J  9  d— 23^  11  b 
— 24 j  9  b 

-  Spencer  v.  Hemaley,  10  m  11  c 

Spioe  V.  Deaoon  and  another,  28/  9  fr— 29  / 

lid 

Spicer  v.  Seldon  and  another,  19/  11  ft 

BtaUardftf  Howard.  10/  10/— 24/  10/ 

Stammera  v.  Elliott,  12/  11  a 

StankQT  V.  Bidley,  14/  9  (i 

V,  Westom  Intoranoe  Company,  21/  lie 

Stapleton  v.  Middlehnrst,  14  j  11  a 

Steedman  v.  Wells,  20m9e 

Notes  aboat,  28 m  lie— 25m  12 « 


Steele  v.  Midland  Bailway,  7/  11  b 

St.  John's  HospitaL  Cirencester,  18/  9  5— 

19m  lie 

St.  Marylebone  Vestry  r.  Board  of  Works, 

18/  9  b 

Stow  V,  Milford.  25/  10/ 

Stringer  o.  Bailey,  16  m  11  e 

-*-^  Stringer  v.  S.  A  S.  Marine  Aaearanoe,  25/ 
11a 

Sulliyan  v.  L.  Ss  N.  W.  Railway,  IQj  11  a 

Sonderland  Oas  Comp.  v.  £'owler,  18i  9  b — 

24;  9  a 
Sweatman  v,  Gnest,  2dj  11  b 

Swift  V.  L.  <fe  N.  E.  Bailway,  81  m  12  c2 

z — »  Sykea  V.  Sykes  6m  9a~-9m  lib 
Syme  v.  E*  of  Moray,  22/  9/ 

SympBon  v.  Badgard,  18  m  11  6 

Tabem  and  anottier  v.  Yeo  and  othera,  16  m 

"/ 

Taflf  Vale  Bailway  v.  Boyle  and  another,  IBj 

11  b 

Tamar  Bank  Granite  Company,  29/  10/ 

Tatton  V.  L.  and  Lanoashire  Fire  Insnranoe 

Comp.,  8f  10/ 

V,  Tatton  and  another,  16  j  11  b 

Taylor  v,  Biver  Wear  Commifisioners,  16^  10/ 

. Thompson  v.  Hairison  and  others,  26/  11  d 

—27/  11  c 
— V,  Lapworth,  17  j  8/ 

-  Tichbome  v.  Mostyn,  18/  9  a 
Tidey  v.  Sharman,  6/  11  a 

• Tilley  v.  Slough  Gaa  and  Coke  Company, 

12m  lie— 16m  11  d 

Tinker  v.  Heeley,  27  m  12  e 

Tommoy  v.  Torrens,  22  j  9  o— 28  j  8/ 

Topham  v.  Lyle,  8/  11  b 

. Treadwin  v.  G.  E.  Railway,  28j  8/ 

— —  Treddwell  t;  London  Gen.  Omnibus  Comp., 
8/ lift 

Trowbridge  Water  Supply  Company,  26/  10  e 

Truman  v.  N.  W.  Railway,  14/  9e— 16/ 

116 

Tullen  V,  Northern  Insurance  Company,  21/ 

lib 

^-—  Tully  V,  Northern  Maritime  Insurance  Com- 
pany. 22/ 11  a— 24/ 11  a 

Turner  v.  Corporation  of  Halifax,  18/96 

— -—  »,  Victoria  GraTOg  Po«k  Oompany,  12/ 


CiTil  Aotiona  {continued). 

Turner  and  others  «.  Chadwick  and  others, 

16j  11 6 

V.  Etches  and  others,  16  j  11 

Tumbull  and  another  v.  Lej^erton,  27    11  c 

Tnrqoand  v.  MashaU,  15/  11 6 

United  English  and  Scottish  Insurance  Com- 
pany, 20;  8/ 

Life,  20i  8/ 

Uniyersal  Banking  Corporation, — Challis,  dte. , 

21/116 

Haiiiaon  and  Rogers,  7  m  11 6 

Urquhart  v.  Stone  and  othan,  8/  11  a 

Vincent  v.  Decks  and  othcn,  11/  9  6 

Wait  r.  George,  20i  9  6— 27j  116—28/  8e 

Walden  v.  Fulton,  11/  90 

Walker  v.  Bntterworth,  11  m  11  d 

WaU  V.  Mid-Hants  Baaway,  18  j  96 

Walter  v.  Piatt,  8/  10/ 

Wardle  V.  Bluck,  Uj  11  or^Uj  9  6 

Waring  V.  Schuster,  24^'  9  a 

WarTiick  9.  Toogood,  6m  9 e— 27  m  12  d 

Wason  V.  Walter,  14  j  10/ 

Waters  v.  E.  of  Shrewsbury,  14^  10  e 

Watson  V.  Wat^n,  26  m  11 6 

Webb  V.  Maokende,  16  m  11  d 

Webb  V.  Whinney,  20/  11  c 

Webber  v.  Batsford  and  another,  20  j  9e 

Welsford  v.  WhitUe,  7  m  11  e 

West  V.  Hughes,  25/9  a— 26/  11  a 

Whincup  V.  Smithson  and  others,  16/  11  6 

Whiston  V.  Busby  is  Busby,  6/9  6 

Whitaker  «.  DaTies,  6  m  11  a— 6  m  9  a 

White  V.  White  and  others,  16i  11 6 

Whitehouse  v.  Scott,  16/  11 6 

YHiitely  v.  Forgel,  28  m  10  d 

Wilkins  v.  Bell  and  another,  22/  9  o 

Wilkinson's  EsUte,  24/  11a 

V,  Young,  7  m  11  d 

Williams  v.  Billings,  5/  11  a 

v»  Dunn,  9  m  116 

V.  Higgins,  27  j  116 

V.  O'Meara,  21i  11  6 

Willsmer  v.  Bishop,  80i  10/ 

Wilson  V,  Halifax  Corporation,  27  j  11  d 

v.  Ford,  21 J  11  c— 24i  9  6 

Wiltshire  Iron  Company,  24  j  9  a— 29^  11 6 

—21/116 

Winchester  College  v.  Mid-Hanta  Bailway, 

22/9  6 

Wittgenstein  v.  Maguire,  1/  11 6 

Wolff's  Settlement,  22/  10/ 

Wolyerhampton  Building  Society,  20  j  8/ 

Womersley  v.  Merritt,  10  m  U  6 

— »-  Wood  V,  Boosey  and  another,  5/  11 6 

V.  Cook,  6  j  9  e 

^-^ «,  Wood  and  Stanger,  Judgment^  11  m  11  e 

Woodbridge  t>.  Davenport,  29/  11  d 

V.  Evsns,  26/  9  a 

Woodfield  V.  Fairbrother,  7  m  11  d 

Woodhouse  v.  Dicker,  8/  11  6—10/  11 6 

Worboys  v.  L.  and  N.  E.  Railway,  5/  11 6— 

6/96 

Worsley  v.  Ridgway,  12  m  II  c 

Worthy  v.  Sligo  Staam  NatigatioB  Company, 

25i  116 


March  81, 1868.]    pjjliixb'b  nn>Kz  to  **  •c&£  txms9  '*  ^mw^APES. 


OA 


OiTil  Aotioiui  I 

—  Wright  V.  Bout,  26  j»  11  d 

Wyatt  V,  Cook,  2  m  10/ 

V.  Prance,  8/  11  a 


XenoB  V.  Fox,  17/  11  c 

Xeres  Wine  Shipping 

Bank  Claim,  8  m  9  c 
—  Toong  V.  Bendy,  IBj 

11  d— 12/  11  0 

V.  Midland  Railway,  7  m  11  d 


Company,    AlHanoe 
9  c— 22j    9  c— 39i 


OiTil  Engineers,  Institution  of.  Election  of  Mem- 
bers and  Students,  5  m  9  e 
Meeting,  15  j  4  c 

Sendee  Competition,  17^  7  6 

Clare  (John  Leigh),  Sale  of  his  Water-Oolonr  Col- 
lection, 80  m  12  c 
Clark  (Latimer),  on  the  Atlantic  Telegraph,  80  m 

7/ 

Clandet  (M.),  Death  of,  8  j  10  & 

Clay  (W.  L.),  on  Educating  ^Agrionltoral  Labour- 
ers, 23i  7/ 

•— ^  on  School  Managers,  80  j  6/ 

Clerical  Appointments,  2J  4c— 9 j  9a— 9  j  9/— 
10 j  10  c— 16 J  4  a— 16j  7fr— 18j  6  a— 20 j  7/ 
— 29i  6  a— 30i  9  c— 81J  76— 81j  7  c-- 3/ 7/ 
—5/9  c— 10/  9  c— 10/  9  /— 17/  9  d— 18/  9  c 
—26/  7  c— 8  m  10  6—17  m  9/ 

Preferments,  Vacancies,  18/5  c — 27/  5  d 

Clerkenwell  Explosion, — Arrest  of  the  Man  who 

fired  the  Barrel,  20  j  10  c 

Close  of  the  Relief  Fund,  6/6/ 

Common  Council  Address  on,  23  j  12  c 

List  of  the  Deaths  by  the  Board  of  Health, 

4  m  10  jT 

Magistrates*  Meeting  for  Compensation,  24  J 

9d— 6/5/ 
^— *  Maguire  (Rev.  R.)  on  the  close  of  the  Fund, 

6/6/ 

Meeting  for  Redress  of  Damage,  28  j  7  c 

No  connection  of  the  Relief  Fund  with  the 

"  Monster  Drawing,"  1/  10/ 
Paget  (Robert)  on  the  Fund,  10  j   9  c— 16  m 

Progress  of  the  Sufferers,  16i  9/ 

Recoveiy  of  Sight  by  the  little  Boy,  Arthur 

Abbott,  7  m  10/— 9  m  10/ 
•— ^  Resolute  BraTcry  of  a  Warder,  11  j  6/ 

ReUef  Fund,   1;  10/— Ij  11  c— 2  j  5  c— 

8  j  9/— 8i  10  c— 4i  11  c— 6  j  9  d— 6  j  9  c— 
7j  Tc— 8j  4  c— 9i  10  c— 10 j  9  6— llj  11a— 
ISj  9a— 14i  6/— 15j  9/— 16 j  6  d— 17i  5  c 
—18 J  12d— 20j  4  c— 21i  7c— 26/  9  c 

Application  to  the  Lord  Mayor,  2^  9  c 

Call  for  Details  of  Relief  Fund,  9  j  10  c— 

10  j  9  c 

False  Collectors  for  the  Fund,  6j  9  c 

First  Report  on  the  Relief  Fund,  8^'  10  a 

Inquest  on  the  Victims,  4  j  11  6—22/  12  d 

—24/ 6c— 18m  lie 

Maguire  (Rev.  R.),  Note  on,  2  j  9  c 

Visit  of  the  Prince  of  Wales  to  the  Ruins, 

Bj  Ic 
Clerkenwell.  New  Board  of  Guardians,  8/11/ 
Clubs,  Excuse  for,  18/  5/ 
Clyde  NaTigation,  Meeting,  9 J  6  c 
Tmat,  19/  9/ 


Coal,  Export  Trade,  11  j  12  c— 18  j  10  6^7  m  10  6 

— —  Foreign  Trade,  4j  9d— 18j  If— If  76— 
29/  9/— 7  m  10/— 16  m  11 6—28  m  10  6 

Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Steam,  Trial  of, 

6/ 10  c 

Mr.  Mill,  and  the  CoUien*  Right,  4  m  6c 

N.  S.  Wales  Returns  of  Exports,  <bc.,  24^  8  d 

Natal,  28  m  10  d 

Reduction  of  Wages  in  S.  Wales,  ij  9^— 

26i  lie— 29 j  76—5/  5/— 7/  U  c— 10/lOe 
—27/ 9  c 

State  of  the  Market,  2  J  6  c— 4i  7/— 7j  6d 

— 9i  6  6— Hi  Id^Uj  76— 16i  7*-18j  7  6 
— 21  j  7  6— 28  J  7  c— 26  J  7  6— 28  j  5  6— 80y  7  6 
—1/  7  6—4/  6  d^/  6  c— 8/  7  d^llf  6  a— 
13/  6  6—16/ 10  *— 18/ 8  d— 20/ 5  d— 22/  7  6 
—95/  Sf^97f  6  a— 29/  6/— 8  m  S/^sii  6  c 
—7m  10c— 10m  10c— 12m  7c— 14m  10/— 
17m  10/— 19m  7c— 21m  lie— 24m  lid— 
26m  7d— 28m  lOd— 81m  He 

—  State  of  the  Trade  in  Scotland,  10/  9  c 
Statistics  of,  24  6  a— 4/  5a— 4  m   7  a— 

19  m  5/ 

Trade  of  the  N.  B.  Ports,  18^  4/ 

Unequal  Prices  of,  80  m  6  d 

Coast  Fortification,  12m  6c 

Warfare,  9 J  10  d 

Coasting  Trade,  SUtisties,  23  m  10  c 

Cobden,  the  late  Richard,  Correspondence,  17/  C  d 

Testimonial  to  his  Worth,  17  /  6  d 

Cochrane  (A.  A.)  on  Economy  of   Gas,  27  i  12  d 

-5/9/ 
Cockburn  (A.  E.)  on  Election  Petitions  Trial,  18/5/ 
Cocoa  Nut  Palm,  First  Instance  of  Ripening  in 

EngUnd,  22i  4d 
Cofiee,   State  of  the  Market,  9 J  5  6— 8i  5d— 
9j  6d— lOj   6d— llj   7  6— 15i  5  6— 16j  76 
— 17  j  4  c— 18i  7  6— 22 J  6  a— 28  j  7  c— 24^  4/ 
— 25i  7/— 29i  6/— 80i  12  6— SIJ  5/— 1/7  6 
—5/  7d— 6/  6c— 7/  7/-«/  7  2^-12/  7  6— 
13/ 6  d— 14  /  5/— 16/ 10  d— 19/ 10  d— 20/ 6/ 
—21/7  6— 22/7C— 26/76— 27/6a—28/6d 
—29  /   7  d— 6  m    6  d— 6  m    8  d— 7  m    10  c— 
11^  10/— 12  m  7  c— 18  m   10  d— 14  m  10/-- 
18m   7/— 19m   7c— 20m   10<t— 21m   He— 
26m  116— 26  m  7/— 28m  10c 
Coinage  and  the  Mint,  4  m  5  d 
Coins,  DiseoTcry  of  Early,  at  Highbury,  91  j  10  d 

Discoyery   of  Old,    at   Napoleon,    Vendue, 

7m66 
Cole  (Henry)  on  Lambeth  Library  and  Sion  C(^- 

lege,  6 j  10  c 
Coleman  (Wm.),  Death  from  Starvation,  17^'  7d 
Colenso    Controversy,    Ejection   of  Dean  Careen, 

21/ 12  a 
Collieries  Disputes,  16  m  12  d 

Double  Shift  System  in  Wales,  4  m  Bf 

Colliers*  Strike  in  South  Lancashire,  14  m  10/ 

in  South  Wales,  19  m  9  c— 80  m  6/ 

Colliery  Accident  Fund,  Proposal  for,  18 j  9  d 
Colombian  Loan,  Ij  6  6 — 7  m  10  a 
Colonial  Bishops,  and  the  Pan-Anglioan  Conference, 
16/ 12  c 

New  Sees,  1/6/ 

Colonial  Office  Despatchee,  8  j  7  6 — ij  9  6—6/  7  6 
— 8i  7  c— Hj  7  6— 15i  7  6— 17i  7  6— 20j  7/ 


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[JaiL  1  to 


— aii  9/— 24i  7  6— 27i  9  6— 29i  9  o—Slj  7/ 
8/  9  fr— 4/  7  0—10/  9  c— 11/  7  c— 13/  9  «— 
18/  7/— 17/  9  d-18/  7  d— 19/  9  «—21/  9  6 
^24/  9/— 26/  7  d— 27/  9  0—28/  7  6—2  m  9  o 
— 3  i»  8  d— 6  m  9  c— 9  m  9  o— 10  m  9  h— 
12m  12  0— 14m  9/-16m  9o—17m  9/— 
20  m  9  <i— 21  m  9  /— 23  m  9  /— 26  m  9/— 
26  m  9  d— 27m  9/— 28m  9/--30m  9a— 
81m  9< 
Colonial  Company,  10  J  6  6 

Office  List,  Errata  about  Mr.  Bed],  9  m  12  o 

GoTemom,  their  Stipends,  80  m  9/ 

GoTemment  Seouritieg,  Ij  6d — Bj  Be — ij 

Ih-^j  Ae—7J  6«— 8j  6  6—9  j  6  c— lOj  6  c 
—11;  7  c— 13  j  4  c— 14  J  7  c— 16i  6  c— 16j  7  c 
—17 J-  4  6— 18i    7  c— 20i   6  c— 21;    7  c— 22; 

6  6—23;  7  6—24;  4  c— 25;  7  c— 27;'  7  c— 28; 

5  c— 29;  7  c— 30;  7  c— 1/  7  c— 3/  6  d— 4/  6  c 
_6/  7  c— 6/  6  d— 7/  7  c— 8/  7  c— 10/  7  c— 
11/  6  6—12/  7  c— 13/  6 c— 14/  6  d— 15/ 10  d 
— 17/7  d— 18/  8  6— 19/ 10  c— 20/  6  €-21/ 

7  c— 22/  7  d-24/  7  c— 26/  8  c— 26/  7 c— 27/ 

6  6—28/  6  c— 29/  7  c— 2  m  7  c— 3  m  6  c— 4  m 

7  c— 6  m  6  c— 6  m  8  c— 7  m  lOd— 9  m  6  c— 
10m  IDd— 11m  lOd— 12m  7d— 18m  10c— 
14m  10 d— 16m  6c— 17m  lOd— 18m  7  c— 
19m  7d-20m  10c— 21m  lie— 23m  6c— 
24m  lid— 26m  lie— 26m  7c— 27m  10c— 
28m  10c— 80m  7c— 31m  He 

Produce  Market,  4;  7  o— 11;  7  o— 18;    7  o 

—26;  7  6—1/  7  0-8/  7  o— 13/  6  o— 16/ 10  o 
—22/  7  6—28/  6  6—29/  7  6—7  m  10  a— 14  m 
10  c— 21m  116— 28  m  10  c 
Combe  (Mrs.  George),  Sketch  of,  6  m  10  c 
CommerciflJ  Credit  and  Morality,  3Q;  7  e 

Union  Assurance,  26/  7  6 

Commissionaire  Corps,  2;  10  6 
OOMMOir  OOTTNCIIi:— 

-  Address  to  the  Queen,  9  m  6/ 
—-  Blackfriars  Bridge,  6  m  6  c 
Gaol  of  Newgate,  7/  12/ 

Grant  to  the  Belvedere  Institution,  6  m  6  c 

Holbom  Valley,  6  m  5  c 

-  Increase  of  Police  Commissioners'  Income, 
21/9/ 

Mayoralty  Expenses,  21/9/ 

Meeting  at  Guildhall  to  Tote  Address   on 

Clerkenwell    Outrage,  23;    12  c— 24;    3/— 7/ 

12/ 
Metropolitan  District  Bailway  Bill,  7/12/ 

Metropolitan  Municipalities,  20  m  10/— 27  m 

12/ 

New  Assessment  of  the  City,  21/9/ 

New  Smithfield  Market,  6  m  5  c 

On  Presenting  the  Freedom  of  the  City  to 

Field  Marshal  Sir  John  Burgoyne,  19/  9/ 
— -  Police  Report,  6  m  6  c 
Proposed  County  Bate,  24;  8/ 

Supply  of  Gas,  7/  12/ 

Temple  Bar,  Beport  of  the  City  Architect  on, 

20  m  10/ 

Tower  Hill,  its  Jurisdiction,  24;  3/ 

Companies  (Miscellaneous),  State  of  Shares,  1;  6  c 
— 3j  6d— 4;  7d— 6;  4d— 7;  6d— 8;  6  c— 
9;  6d— 10;  6d— 11;  7d— 13;  4d— 14;  7d 
—16;   6d— 16;   7d— 17;   4  c— 18;    7d— 20; 


"L' 


6d— 21;  7d— 22;  6  c— 28;  7  c— 24;  4d- 
26;  ldr—21j  7d— 28;  6d— 29;  7d— 30;  7d 
—1/  7d— 3/  6c— 4/  6d-^f  7 d^^f  Se- 
lf 7  dr-^f  7  d— 10/  7  d-11/  6 c— 12/  7  d- 
13/  6d— 14/  6  c— 16/  lOd— 17/  7  c— 18/  8c 
—19/ 10  c— 20/ 6  c— 21/  7d— 22/  7  c— 24/ 
7d— 26/  8d— 26/  7d— 27/  6  c— 28/  5d- 
29/7d— 2m  7d— 8m  6d— 4m  7d— 6m  6d 
—6m  8d— 9m  6d— 10m  7c— 10m  10c— 
11m  10c— 12m  7 e— 13 m  10 c— 14 m  lOd— 
16m  6d— 17m  lOd— 18m  7c— 19m  7c— 
20m  10c— 21m  He— 23m  6d— 24m  lid— 
26m  lie— 26m  7d— 27m  lOd— 28m  10c— 
80m  7d— 81m  lie 

Public,  in  Chancery,  18m  7  d 

Compulsory  Church  Bates  Abolition  Bill,  13;  8  d 

Concerts,  Crystal  Palace,  23  m  12  c 

London  Ballad  Concerts,  23  m  12/ 

Monday  Popular,  7;  6c— 18/  7/— 25/  6/ 

—10  m  12  e 

Mr.  Henry  Leslie's,  10/  12  d— 25/   6/— 

28m  7o— 23m  12c 

-^-  Mr.  J.  F.  Bamett's,  12/  12c 

Philharmonic,  28  m  12  c 

Sacred  Harmonic  Society,  28  m  12  c 

Saturday  ETcning,  2  m  12  c 

Confirmations,  Bp.  of  London's  Annual  Series, 

l/6e— 2Im  12/ 
Connell  (James),  Appeal,  10;  8/ 
Connorree  Mining  Company,  Strange  Berelations, 

10m  6e 
Conscience  Clause  in  Education,  8;  8  e — 3;  9  d— 

7;  6/-80;  10  d 
Consolidated  Land  Comp.  of  France,  8;  5  e 
Consols,  Chaages  during  the  Year,  1;  6  6 
Contagious  Diseases  Act,  10;   9  a— 6/  8/— 20/ 

7/-8m  10  c 
Continental  Armies,  23;  9  c 
Contract  Corporation,  12  m  7  6 
CouTalescent   Home,  Blackrock,    17;   5  c— 24  m 

12  d 

Sea  Side  Hospital,  11;  11  a 

Convocation  at  York,  7/  12  c--8/  6/ 
for  Canterbury,  7;  12  d 

of  the  ProYince  of  Canterbuiy,  19/  8  6—20/ 

76 
Bp.  of  Londons*  Bitualistic  Itesolutions,  19/ 

86 
Bp.  of  Oiford  on  the  Besolntions,  19/  8  c— 

20/ 7c 
Bp.  of  St.  BaTids'  on  the  BesolutJons,  19/ 

8c 
Burrows  (Montague)  and  his  Speech  in,  18  m 

12  c 
Canterbury  (Abp.)  on  the  Eesolutioni,  20/ 

76 
Debate  on  the  Bitualistic  Besolutioos,  22/ 

6c 

Diocesan  Synods,  21/6  d— 22/  6d 

Ely  (Bp.  of)  on  the  Besolntions,  20/  7  6 

Errata  in  Bishop  of  Londons'  Speech  on  Natal, 

24/  12  e 

Leading  Article  on,  21/8  c — 26/  7  o 

Uandaff  (Bp.  of)  on  the  Besolntions,  20/ 

76 
on  Communion  of  the  Sick,  21/  6  d 


March  81, 1868.]  ^Axoont's  nmsz  to  ''  ths  tihes  "  itewspapib. 


Con 


ConToeaiion  on  Soffiagan  Bishops,  19/  8  e 
on  the  Meeting  of  BishopB  at  Lambeth,  20/ 

7c 
on  the  Natal  Biahoprio,  19/  8  6—20/  7  d— 

21/6«--22/6d-22/6« 

Kider  to  the  Resolutions,  21/  6  € 

Bitoalism,  21/  6  e 

«^—  SaHsboiy  (Bishop  of)  on  the  Besolntions,  20/ 

76 
OonToeations,  Letter  on,  28/  4  a 
Conjngham  (Lord)  on  the  Case  of  Kilkee,  26/ 

10  d 
Go-operation  and  its  Adyantages,  18?n  9<I 
Co-operative  Colliery  &  Coii  Supply   Company, 

5m  6a 
Co-operative  Stores  and  Fair  Dealing  Tradesmen, 

28/ 7  a 

by  a  West-End  Tradesman,  29/  6(J 

*—  Clerks*  Supply  Association,  10/  7  a 

-  Eoonomicus  on,  11/4  c — 16/  11  a 
Gladstone  (Bt.  Hon.  W.  E.)  on,  21/  12  d 

Grocers*  Bound  Bobin,  11/  4  c 

Hankey  (Thompson)  on,  17/  10  c 

Ineivilis  on,  7  m  7  / 

Jones  &  Ca,  on,  21/  12  d 

Leading  Article  on,  11/  6/— 7  m  9  6 

^—  Letter  on  their  first  Intioduetion,  lOf  7  a 

Lord  Ducie  on,  14/  9  a— 20/  7  d 

— ^~  Meeting  of  Grocers,  etc.,  to  form  an  Associa- 
tion again^  6in  10«— 7  m  9/ 
• Notes  about,  8/  6  e 

Pedler  (G.  S.)  on,  16/  11  tf 

Puckridge  (Jonathan)  on,  7  m  7/ 

■'  their  effect  on  high-price  Tradesmen,  7/  6c 

Tradesmen  will  supply  on  the  same  Terms, 

8/  6« 

West-End  Trade8man*s  Letter  on,  11/  4  c 

Word  to  Tradesmen  who  will  supply  on  same 

Terms,  10/  6e 
Copeland,  (Alderman),  Betirement  from  Business, 

17i  4  a 
Copper  Ore  Sales,  6j  9  c— 27 j  9  6—29/  6  6 

Ores  in  Cornwall,  29/  6  6 

Copyright  in  America,  10  J  10  c — 11  j  6  d 
Coquerel,  Athanase,  Sketch  of,  14  j  10  a 
Com,  Foreign  Supplies,  7  j  6  c 

State  of  the  Market,  lj'7c— 2j  5  c— 3  j  6  c 

—4/  7/— 6j  6^— 7i  6  c— 8 j  6  c— 9 j  6/— 
lOJ  6  c— 11 J  76— 18i  6  c— 14j  76— 15j  6/ 
—16  J  6/— 17i  4/— 18i  6/— 20j  5/— 21i  7/ 
—22/  5/— 23j  7/— 24i  46— 25j  6/— 27j  7/ 
— 28i  5  6— 29i  76— 80j  76— 31j  66—1/  7/ 
—3/  7  6— 4/ 5fr-5/6/— 6/  6c— 7/7/- 
8/  7/— 10/  7  c— 11/ 6  c— 12/  7  6—13/  66 
—14/6/— 16/  10  6—17/  7/— 18/  8  c— 19/ 
lOfr— 20/  6d— 21/  76—22/  7  c— 24/  If— 
25/  86—26/  7c— 27/  6/— 28/  6  6—29/  7  6 
—2m  7/— 3m  66— 4m  7bSm  66— 7m  10c 
—9m  6/— 10m  llo^llm  11a— 12m  7c— 
13  m  10  d— 14  m  10  d— 16  m  6/— 17  m  11a— 
18m  7/— 19m  7c— 20m  10c— 21m  116— 
23m  6/— 24m  lie— 25m  llo— 25m  116— 
a6m  7c— 27m  10/— 28m  llo— 30m  6/— 
81m  He 

Cornish  Chamber  of  Agriculture,  9  m  9  d 
Cornwall,  County  Bate  Basis,  6  m  12  a 


Cornwall,  County  Bates  in,  Meeting,  12/  5/ 

Deplorable  State  of  Helston  Church,  8/  12  a 

Distress  in,  IJ  6  c— 28i  5/— 12/  12  a 

Duchy  of,  Accounts,  17m  Sd 

Bepresentation  in  West,  4/  10  a 

Coroner,  the,  and  the  Home  Secretary,  24  J  7  c 
Coronership  for  W.  Middlesex,  Candidates,  15  j  4  d 
20/ 7  f 

Expenses  of  Election,  22  j  7  a 

Besult  of  the  Poll.  22/  12  6 

Corrance  (Mr.)  on  Trades  Unions,  23  J  5  f 
Cosens  (F.  W.)  on  Wine  Duties,  3  j  5  6-^23  m  6  6 
Cotton  (Arthur),  Indian  Irrigation,  16^'  6  6 
Cotton  Famine,  Surplus  Funds,  81/  4  c 

Import  of  the  Past  Year,  2  m  76—5  m  6/ 

Influence  of  American  Telegrams  on,  12  m 

76 

Market  of  Liverpod,  6/  6  c — 16  m  6  a 

Mill  burnt  down  at  Bakewell,  3/  7  c 

State  of  the  Market,  Ij  7  a— 4  j  7  a— 6  j  46 

— 7j  6  6— 8 j  6  a— 9i  6  c— lOj  5  c— Uj  7/ 
— 13j  4  6— 14  J  7  6— 15i  5/— 16j  7  6— 17i 
4/— 18j  6/— 20j  56— 21j  7  6— 22^  6d-23j 
7/— 24 J  4  6— 25i  76— 27i  7^-28j  5  6— 29^ 
76— 30j  7^— 31j  56—1/  7/— 3/  6c— 4/  6/ 
—6/  76—7/76—8/  76—10/  76— 11/ 6c 
—12/7  6—13/  6  6—14/  5/— 15/  10  c— 17/ 
7c— 18/  8c— 19/  10^—20/  5d— 21/  7  6— 
22/  7  c— 24/  7  6—25/  86—26/  7/- 27/  6  c 
—28/  6a— 29/6  f— 2  m  7d— 3m  6d— 4m  7/ 
—6m  66— 6m  86— 7m  106— 9m  66— 10m 
10  c— 11m  11a— 12  m  7  c— 18  m  10  d— 17  m 
10  d— 18  m  7/— 19  m  7/— 20  m  10  d— 21m 
lid— 23m  6d— 24m  11  d— 25m  11  d— 26m 
7  6— 27  m  10/— 28  m  11  a— 30  m  7  6— 31m 
lie 

Statistics  of,  27  m  10/ 

Trade  with  China,  10  m  9  6 

County  Courts,  Curious  Point  in  the  New  Act,  22/ 
7c 

Days  of  Sitting,  6i  9/— 13i  9/— 20j  9/— 

27 j  11/— 10/  11/— 12/  lid— 13/  11  d— 14/ 
9/— 17/  lie— 18/  9c— 19/  11/— 20/  11a 
—21/  11/— 24/  11 /-25/  9d-26/  11/— 
27/  lie— 28/  9c— 2m  11/— 3m  9  6— 4m 
lie— 5m  11/— 6m  9/— 7m  116— 9m  11/ 
—10m  lid— 11m  lie— 12m  11/— 13m  11/ 
—14m  ll/-17m  11/— 18m  11/— 19m  11/ 
20m  lie— 21m  11/— 23m  11a— 24m  12 d— 
26m  llc-26m  llo— 27m  11/— 28m  11/— 
30  m  11/— 31m  12/ 

Issue  of  New  Bules,  etc.,  7j  11 6 

Proposed  New  Arrangement,  25  j  12  d 

County  Fire  Office,  26  j  7  6 

Financial  Boards,  7/  11  c— 26  m  6  d 

Bates,  Annual  return,  22  j  10  c 

COUBT  OIBOUIiAB:- 

li  9/— 2j  76— 3i  7e— 4j  9  6— Oj  7  6— 

7,-  9c-J8i  7c-9j  9/-10i  7/-ll.t  9c— 
18 J  7  6— 14 j  9  a— 16i  7  6— lOj  9  6— 17  j  7  fc— 
18i  9  6— 20j  7/— 21j  9/— 22i  7  a— 23j  9  c 
—24;  76— 25j  9  a— 27j  9  6— 28j  7  a— .29j 
9  a— SOJ  9  c— 31i  7/— 1/  9  6—8/  9fr-4/ 
7a— 5/  9c— 6/  76— 7/  9a-«/  9  6—10/  9  c 
—11/  7e— 12/ 9  c- 13/  9  c— 14/  7/— 16/ 
J -1—19/  9  c— 20/  1^  6— 


9^— 17/9  d— 18/  7d- 


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[Jan.  1  to 


Court  Circular  (eontinued). 
21/  9  &— 22/  9  «— 24/  9/— 26/  7  d— 26/  9 «► 
—27/  9o— 28/  7  6—29/  9/— 2  to  9a-^TO 
6/— 4 TO  9a — 6m  9c — 6to  7  c — 7 to  9e — ^9 to 
9  a— 10  TO  96— 12  TO  9/— 13  to  9«— 14to  9/ 
— 16to  9  Or— 17 to  9/— 18m  9  a— 19 to  9  a— 
20to  9 d— 21  TO  9  f— 28  to  9/— 24 to  9  e— 26 to 
9/— 26  TO  9c^-27to  9/— 28  to  9/— 30  to  9  a— 
81m  9c 

Accouchement   of  the   Grown  Prineess   of 

Prufl8ia,  12/  7/— 14/  6c 

Audiences  of  Her  Mi^esty,  11  to  8  6 

Corporation  Addrees  on  the  Fenian  Outrages 

presented  at  Windsor,  11m  9/ 

Court  in  London,  8/95 

—  I>rawing  Booms,  6/  6  a 

. and  Levees,  3/  9  6—11  to  8  6—28  to  6  6 

Dr.  Cream  left  for  Prussia  to  attend  the 

Crown  Princess,  31J  4/ 

Her  Miyesty*6  Birtiiday  to  be  kept  May  23, 

7m  6c 

Visit  to  Aldershot,  19  m  9  c— 20  m  9  c— 


21m  12c 

—  Leyees  held  by  the  Prince  of  Wales,  with  List 
of  Presentations,  4  m  6  a— ^m  9  c — 11m  10  6 
—18  m  6  a 

to  be  held  by  the  Prince  of  Wales,  17/  9  a 

— 19/.6C— 29/6a— 14m  12  6— 19m  9a 

Regulations,  19/  6  c 

-»  Order  for  the  Court  to  go  into  Mourning  for 

the  ez-Eing  of  Bayaria,  6  m  7/— 7  m  6  c 
— —  Prince  and  Princess  Christian,  Movements 

of.  6 j  7  6 

Visit  to  SaTcmake  Forest,  17^  7  6 


Prince  and  Princess  of  Wales,  Anniversary  of 

their  Marriage,  Dinner,  etc.,  11m  9/ 
———  at  Mr.  Disraeli's  Beception,  26  m  9c 

at  Sandringham,  6i  7  6 — 1/  9  6 

Return  to  Marlborough  House,  12/  9/ 

Visit  St.  Bartholomew's  Hospital,  18/  7  e 

Visit  to  Christ's  Hospital,  13  m  9/ 

—  Prince  Leopold,  Serious  Illness  of,  8/  9  6 — 
24/ 9  c 

.  Prince  of  Wales  at  Badminton,  id/  9/ 

at  Marham,  3/9  6 

—  Departure  for  Osborne,  22/  10  c 

Dines  with  Lady  Molesworth,  27  m  9/ 

Intended  Visit  to  Ireland,  10  m  9  6 

Return  to  London,  24/  9c 

Sport  at  Gen.  Hall's  Estate,  1/9  6 

takes  the  Chair  at  the  Festival  of   St. 

Patrick,  18m  96 

Visit  to  Kimbolton,  8/9  6—4/  7/— 5/ 

'    9  c— 7/ 9  a— 8/9  6— 10/ 9  c 

Princes  Arthur  and  Christian  at  Knowsley, 

Ij  9f—%j  7  c— 9i  9/— lOj  7/— 14j  10  6 
Departure  for  Osborne,  6f  ^c 

Return  to  Windsor,  18  j  7  6 

Visit  to  Liverpool,  2j  7  6— lOj  7/— 17 j 


76 


Prussian  Ambassador  delivers  his  Credentials, 
16/ 7  c 

-^  Queen's  Court  at  Buckingham  Palace,  7  m 
9d 

List  of  Presentations,  7  m  9  d 


Queen's  Drawing  Room,  13  m  6  a 
66 


Court  drcnlar  (continued), 

Queen's  Drawing  Room,  List  of  Presenta- 
tions, 13  m  6  a 

Biegulations  for  the  Queen's  Drawing  Booms, 

6/ 6a 

Return  of  the  Court  to  London,  2d  m  9/ 

■  to  Windsor,  4  m  9  a 

Return  of  the  Queen  and  Royal  Family  to 

Windsor,  8/  96—11/  7  c 

Serenade  by  Order  of  the  Queen  to  Prinoets 

Louisa  on  her  Birthday,  19  m  9  a 

Court-Martials,  Royal  Commission  on,  12  m  10  d — 

17m  12c— 24m  9/— 27m  lid— 31m  9c 
OOT7BT  OF  AliDBBMBK :— 
Address  to  the  Queen  on  the  recent  Outrages, 

6/66 

Alterations  in  Christ's  Hospital,  18  m  9/ 

Election  of  City  Trumpeter,  4  m  6  c 

Li6ut.-Col.  Baddeley's  Ohwges  against  Mr. 

Whitmorethe  Stock  Broker,  18  m  9/ 

Meeting  for  Business,  6/6  6 

Mr.  Commissioner    Kerr  and  the    Central 

Criminal  Court,  4  m  6  c 
On  the  Substitution  of  the  Ro3ral  for  the  City 

Arms  on  the  County  Court  Roll,  6/6  6 
Covent  Garden,  Fatal  Fire  at,  28/  7/ 
Crabbe  (Mrs.  Eyre),  Munificent  Charity,  17  j  10  a 
Cranborne  (Lord),  Sketch  of,  21/  6/ 
Crawshay  (Mr.),  and  his  younger  Son,  27 j  6  d 
Credit  Foncier  of  England  Company,  21/7  o — 

22/8  6—26/  6  c 

Mauritius,  27  m  10  6 

Cresswell  (C.  N.),  on  the  Cunard  Canal,  9  m  6a 
Crete,  Insurrection  in,  21  j  10  d 
OBIMINAL  TBIAIiS:— 

Ablett,  Arthur,  for  Wilful  Damage,  25/  9  d 

— ^  Adamson,  Robert,  and  Thomas  Finney,  for 

Burglary,  27/ lie 

Allen,  Jeremiah,  for  Murder,  26/  9  c 

William  March,  for  Manaianghter,  10 » 

lie 
-^>-  Amanick,  Donald,  for  Stealing,  Sj  9  d 

Amos,  Sarah,  for  Murder,  9j  11 6 

Atherton,  Thos.,  and  John  Barrett,  for  Dog 

Stealing,  etc.,  22 j  9  d 

Austin,  Henry,  for  Stealing,  18/  9  d 

Ayres,  Thos.,  and  Thos.  6itiey,  for  Stealing, 

19m  lid 
Baker,  Wm.,  and  Wm.  Henry,  for  Stealing, 

18/ 9  d 

Ball,  James,  for  Sheep  Stealing,  28 m  lid 

Ballisat,  Wm.,  for  Wounding  his  Father,  9  j 

lie 

Barrett,  George,  for  Arson,  9j  lie 

Bartram,  John,  for  ConceeJment,  30^  11  d 

Barwick,  William,  for  Forgery,  11  m  lid 

Beales,  Henry,  for  Assault,  19  m  10/ 

Beaumont,  James,  for  Stealing,  22/  lid 

Bennett,  Thos.  Henzy,  and   Jos.  Metcalfe 

Bodmin,  for  destroying  their  Trade  Books,  28/ 
9c— 29/ lie 

Bennett,  Wm.,  for  Stealing,  6j  9  e 

Benthisld,  Asher,  for  StoaUng,  11  j  11  d 

Berton,  Christopher,  and  others,  for  Bur- 
glary, 28/ 9  c— 29/ 11  c 

Best,  George,  for  Stealing,  7j  11  d 


March  81, 1868.]    sjluczb'b  zetdex  to  ^thb  otuss  "  mtwbpapxk. 


Cri 


Oriminal  Trials  (donUnued), 

BlMkwaU,  Steph«i,f6r  Marder,  80  f'  11  e^ 

81j96 

Bkke,  John,  for  Wonnding,  9j  11  e 

Bowman,  John,  and  oihen,  for  Bobbery  with 

Yiolenee,  26/  11  e 
^—  Bowiiek,  Biofaaid  Qharles,  fbr  Stealing,  8  m 

9b 
Boy  of  15  *for  a  Bape  on  a  girl  of  IS  years, 

27111  12/ 
Breekeniidge,  Wm.,  and   John   King,   for 

Forgery,  8wi  9/ 

Brewer,  John,  for  Peqiny,  6  m  9  (i 

Brightman,  Thos.,  for  Arson,  18  m  10/ 

^—  BiiBtowe,  Oeo.  Britten,  for  Intimidation,  SJ 

9d 
Brookes,  John,  and  Nathaniel  Smith,  for 

Burglary,  16m  lie 
Brooks,  Thos.,  for  Stealing,  6/  lid 

Brown,  Frederick,  for  Wounding,  4/  9  o 

Henry,  for  Stealing,  80j  11  d 

•  John,  for  Assault,  14  j  11  c 

Biyant,  William,  finr  Embezzlement,  6/  9  tf 

Budd,  — ,  for  Murder,  27  m  17  c 

•^—  Bullingbam,  Qeorge,  for  Bigamy,  26  m  lid 

Bunksde,  Joseph,  for  Stealing,  14  J  11 « 

Bunting,  Bichard,  for  Entiomg  a  Constable 

to  neglect  his  Duty,  7  m  11  c 
Buri^e,  Thomas,  for  Assault,  30  J  11  d  ' 

-  Burgess,  James,  for  Stealing,  6m  9  « 
Byatt,  Charles,  and  others,  for  Stealing  and 

BeoeiTing  Stolen  Property,  4  m  11  a 
Cain,  T.,  for  Abduction,  12  m  11  a 

Caius,  William,  12m  lie 

CalTsrt,  — ,  for  Fraud,  26/  12  e 

Cane,  Julius  Winter,  287  9/ 

Canton,  John,  and  Bobt  Hart,  for  Bobbery, 

28/94 

Capes,  Harnett,  for  Stealing,  8/  11  e 

CatroU,  Margaret,  for  Stealing,  8  j  9  e 

Carter,  Bobert,  for  Stealing,  5/  Hi— 18/ 

9d 

Samuel,  with    Unlawful   Possession,  7 

lid 

Casey,  Mullany,  and   Burke,  for  Treason-^ 

Felony,  29/  11  b 
Chant,  Henry  Bose,  and  others,  for  Bobbwy, 

ete.,  26/  11  e 
ChappeU,  Bdw.,  for  Stealing,  Bj  9  s 

Cheshire,  Henry,  19  m  11 6 

Chiffin,  John,  for  Stealing,  14J  11  d 

Child,  Thomas,  for  Smbezzlement,  25/  9  d 

Clancy,  Jam^.  for  attempted  Murder,  27/ 

10/  • 

Clark,  Thot..  for  Murder,  9i  11  b--^j  lib 

Clements,  Charles,  for  Wounding,  28/  9« 

Henry,  for  Stealing,  18/  9  d 

Clerk  in  the  India  House  {name  withheld), 


for  Stealing,  5/ lid 

Coates,  Edward,  for  Peijwy,  24/  11  d 

Cohen,  Lewis,  for  Periuiy,  2  m  11  a 

Coley,  Eliza,  for  Murder,  80  y  11  e 

—  Collins,  Ann,  for  Fraud,  9j  11  c 

Collis,  (Horge,  for  Bobbery,  hi  J  9  d 

Conning,  James,  for  Manslanf^bter,  30  j  11 « 

— —  Connor,  Mai^ttet,  for  Stealing,  lOj  9d 


Crimizial  Trials  {eontinuecCi, 

Copeland,  Jas.  Traill,  for  Stealing,  7/  11  d 

Coppock,  Samuel,  for  Obtsining  Money  under 

False  Pretences,  14  j  11  d 
— —  Courtney,  Eliza,  for  Stealing,  22/  11  d 

Cousins,  Ellen,  for  Wounding,  12  m  11  d 

^ —  Coz,  George,  and  others,  £r  Stealing,  22/ 

lid 

Crabb,  John  Augustus,  for  Fraud,  28  m  11  d 

•7-^-  Crook,  Wm.  James,  for  Bankruptcy  Misde* 

meanours,  19  m  10  0 
Cruse,  Edwin,  for  Forgery,  26/  11  e 

—  CnUen,  Biehurd,  for  Embezzlement,  8m  9  fr 
Cunningham,  Maty  Ann,  8/  11  e 

*->—  Curtis,  George,  for  Uttering  Base  Coin,  26  m 

lid 
Cutes,  Matthew,    and   others,  for  Murder, 

80m  lie 

—  Dawson,  Charles,  for  Stealing,  9y  11  d 
Day,  Wm.,  for  Stealing,  8^  9e 

Deam,  Alfred,  and  Lucy   Hindmarsh,   for 

Theft,  25y  11  d 

Dicks,  Joseph,  for  Stealing,  9j  11  e 

—  Digby,  Sarah  Ann,  for  Administering  Foiscm, 
16m  lie 

—  Dineen,  Daniel,  for  Fixing  a  Pistol,  17  m 
12  b 

Dodd,  William,  for  Forgery,  12  m  lib 

Dolby,  William,  for  Felony,  29i  10/ 

Donovan,  Michael,  11  m  lie 

Drage,  OliTer  and  Alfred,  and  others,  for 

Assault,  9  m  lid 
'-^—  Daley,  Susan,  for  Bigamy,  26/  11  c 
Duncombe,  Edmund,  for  Embezzlement,  6  m 

lie 
Dunkley,  Henry,  for  Killing  Animals,  9  m 

lid 
Dyton,  Robt.,  for  Stealing,  8  j  9e 

—  Eardley,  Sir  Eardley  Culling,  for  Bigamy 
7j  lie— 28i  9d 

•— ^  Eaton,  John,  for  Bigamy,  27/  11  b 

— ^  Eday,  John,  for  Picking  Pockets,  7y  11  d 

Edmonds,    Charlotte,    for  Concealment  of 

Birth,  25/9  d 

Egley,  William,  for  Stealing,  11  m  He 

— ~  English,  Charles,  and   Henry   George,  for 

Stealing,  4/  9  e 
-*^  Eustace,  Michael,  and  John  Lloyd  for  Pick- 
ing Pockets,  27/  He 

Evans,  William,  for  Assault,  25y  11  d 

Faherty,  Timothy,  for  Murder,  13m  lid 

Farrow,  Martha,  for  Fraud,  7/  11  d 

Field,  William,  for  Indecent  Assault,  lOy  9e 

Fisher,  George,  for  Bigamy,  26/  11  e 

Fitzgerald,  James,  for  Stabbing,  30  m  11/ 

Fletcher,  Eliza  and  John,  for  Theft,  dj  He 

Forman,  Wm. Henry,  for  Stealing, 20 m  He 

Fortesoue,  William,  for  Perjury,  18  m  11  a 

Foss,  Bobert,  for  Assault,  22/  11  d 

Fowler,  Bobert  George,  for  Embezzlement, 

4/ 9c 

Thomas,  for  Stealing,  14  J  11  d 

Poxwell,  Edward,  for  Defrauding,  Sly  9d 

Fundell,  Joseph,  for  Bobbery,  28/  9d 

.-*—  Gardner,  Wm.  Austini  for  Shooting   with 

Intent  to  lijjure,  8  m  9/ 


Orl 


PALHXb's  HftDSX  to  "the  tikes"  NXtrSPAPEB. 


[  Jftn.  1  to 


Orizninal  Trials  {continued), 

Gardner  William  Henry,  for  Embezzlement 

and  Forgety,  18  j  6d— 17j  4e 

Gay,  — ,  for  Stealing,  11  m  11  d 

Giles,  Maria,  and  Wm.  Tranter,  for  Fraud, 

29/  11  d 

-  GilBon,  AngOBte  Guatave,for  Vitriol  Throwing, 
28/ 9c 

Glyde,  — ,  for  Stealing,  19  m  10/ 

Gorman,  Catherine,  for  Stealing,  21/  11  e    . 

Michael,  for  Assaolt,  21/  11  *— 22/  11  d 

— —  Gonlding,  Michael,  for  Steiding,  6  m  11  e 
'^—  Gray,  James,  for  Indecent  Aasanlt,  7/  lid 
Robert,  for  Stealing,  18/  9  d 

Green,  Alfred,  for  Stealing,  22/  11<I— 25/ 

9d 

'  John,  for  Stealing,  14j  lie 

Wm.  H.  T.,  for  Stealing.  9j  11  d 

Greenway,  James,  and   others,  for   Horse 

Stealing,  29  j  10/ 

Greweock,  Wm.,  for  Stealing,  11  j  11  d 

Griffiths,  John,  and  others,  for  Bobbery,  28  j 

9/ 
-— — •  Gmbb,  Jas.  and  Eliz.,  for  Possessing  Monlds 
for  Coining,  28J  9/ 

-  Gnmdy,  Thos.,  for  Manslaughter,  18  m  11  & 
Gosterson  (a  boy),  for  Indecent  Assaolt,  10m 

11  d 
Hales,  Sir  Nathaniel,  for  Forcible  Entiy,  29i 

10/ 

Hamilton,  Thomas,  for  Wounding,  10 j  9e 

Hammerston,  John,  for  Wounding,  4/  9  cJ 

Harris,  Eliz.,  and  Eliz.  Jane  Nuttall,   for 

Stealing,  21/ 11  <; 

Harrison,  Thomas,  for  Letter  Stealing,  25/ 

9(2 

Thomas,  for  Stealing,  21  j  11/ 

Hart,  Eliza,  for  Stealing,  Sj  9  e 

-  Hanrey,  William,  for  Embezzlement,  21  j  11/ 
and  others,  for  Stealing,  2ij  9  d 

Hateh,  Samuel  Charles,  for  Fraud,  im  lid 

Hawkins,  George,  for  Burglary,  30j  11  d 

Hayhow,  Henry,  21m  12 « 

Healey,  Charles,  for  Assault,  21/  11«— 22/ 

11  d 

*— —  Hicks,    Bdw.,    and   Thomas    Bryant,    for 

Attempted  Murder,  23  m  lid 
— —  Hillery,  George  Walter,  for  Stealing,  9^  11  d 

Hind,  John,  for  Assault,  22f  Ud 

— ^  Hindson,  Isabella  and  Mary,  for  Theft,  ete., 

21/ lid 

Hogan,  John,  for  Stealing,  22  j  9  d 

-— —  Holcroft,  Samuel  George,  for  Stealing,  18/ 

9d 

-  Holmes,  Alexander,  for  Murder,  24  m  11/ 
^—  Homsby,  Thomas,  for  Forgery,  2  m  11  d 

Hough,  Bowland,  for  Assault,  24  j  9  d 

Houghton,  John,  for  Street  Bobbery,  26/  lie 

House,  William,  for  uttering  a  Forged  Cheque, 

81m  12d 

Howell,  John,  for  Embezzlement,  4/  9  c 

Huehgroot,  Jacob,  and  Blinder  de  Boom,  for 

Theft,  24  J  9  d 

Hudson,  John  Henry,  for  Fraud,  19  m  11  d 

Hunt,  Alex.,  and  James  Whelan,  tor  Robbciy, 

25/ 9  d 
68 


Oriminal  Trials  (eonttntied). 

Hunter,  Josi^h,  for  nnlawftUly  Signing  a  Ger-^ 

tifieate,  2m  lie 

Inwood,  James,  for  Murder,  16  m  11  d 

— — -  Irons,  Joeeph,    and  Others,  for  Burglary, 

19m  11  d 
— --  Jaokson,  ParkinB,  and  others,  for  Bobbery,  8  j 

76 
— -—  Johnston,  Wm.,  for  Joining  a  Procession,  29/ 

9€ 

— ^-  Jonas,  Heniy  Thos.,  for  Embezzlement^  7j 

lid 

Mary  Ann,  for  Stealing,  7/  11  d 

Kam,  — ,  for  Bobbery,  26m  12e 

-*~  Kelly,   James,    and  Thomas    Spurdon,  for 

Housebreaking,  SO  j  11  d 
— ^-  Kempster,  Henry,  for  Stealing,  14  j  11  c 

Kendrick;  Thomas,  for  Felony,  BJ  9  d 

Kidder,  Frances,  for  Murder,  IS  m  11 6 

King,  George,  for  Stealing,  Sj  9  e 

Henry,  for  Stabbing,  7j  11  d 

Kingham,  John,  for  Forgery,  27/  lie 

Knox,  John,  for  Stealing,  SO  j  11  d 

Lambillion,  Francis,  for  Stealing,  5/  11  d 

Larkin,  John,  and  others,  for  Assault,  10  m 

lid 
Lauris,  John,  and  And.  Luigi,  for  Stealing,  27/ 

lie 
— i  Lennon,  Patrick,  for  Treason-Felony,  18/  5  d 

—15/  12  d 
Le  Boi,  Louis,  for  Stealing,  22^  9  d 

-  Levett,  Benjamin,  and  Bichard  and  Eliza 
Bamsfield,  for  uttering  Base  Coin,  90 j  11  d 

Ling,  Sarah,  and  others,  for  Theft.  23  j  11  d 

Lipman,  JDhn,  for  receiving  Stolen  Goods, 

29  J  10/ 

Lool^er,  Charles,  for  Stealing,  27/  11 6 

Lomuth,  Evan,  for  Stealing,  31  j  9d 

— —  Lowe,  Bobert,  for  Assault,  23 m  lie 

Lowen,  John,  for  Stealing,  22/  lid 

' Lyon,  Bichard,  for  Perjury,  5  m  11  6 

Littleton,  Maurice,  and  others,  for  Adminis- 
tering the  Fenian  Oath,  27/  11  a 

Mable,  Sarah,  for  Stealing,  7/  lid 

'*'-—  Mackay,  Capt,  for  Murder,  11  m  12  e — 12  m 

10  & 
■■ '  ■  ■■'  Capt,  for  Treason-Felony,  21m  10  e — 

21m  12  a 

■  George,  for  Shooting,  16  m  11/ 

-^—  Mackenzie,  Angus,  for  Wilful  Damage,  29  j 

10/ 
^■'-^  Malone,  Ellen,  for  Stealing,  14  j  lie 
*«• —  Man,  A,  name  concealed  tot  Bobbery,  22/ 

9d 
-^—  Mapp,  John,  for  Murder,  25  m  12  e 
^— >—  Marlow,  Thomas,  and  others  for  Murder,  8  m 

9f-Am  lid— 6m  116 
*—  Marsden,  John,  for'  cutting  and  wounding, 

11m  ll<j 
.^—  Martin,  Samuel,  for  cruelty,  12  m  11  a 

■  Thomas,  and  others,  for  Burglary,  8/  9  d 

-  Mason,  George,  for  Forgery,  7  j  11  c . 

■  William,  Mary  Anne,  and  John,  for  steal- 
ing, 11  j  lid 

' Sydney,  for  Stealing,  4/  9  e 

*—  M'Cfzrtby,  Denaiz,  for  Bobbery,  85/  9  c 


March  31, 1868.]    palbcxb's  nmxz  xa  "  the  times  "  kewsfapeb. 


Cri 


Crixnixua  Trials  (eontinued). 

M'Carthy,  Jeremiah,  for  Btealing,  10 j  9  e 

M^Donoogh,  James,  for  a  Murderous  Assault, 

14m  11a 

-  M*Neice,  Samuel,  for  Negligence,  2 j  Ad 

Meynell,  Charles,  for  Stealing,  6 m  9tf 

Miller,  Christian,  and  others,  for  Stealing, 

21i  11/  ^ 

Minton,  Ellen,  for  attempted  Soioide,  28/ 

9b 
Monk,  Samnel  and  Arthur,  and  John  Cazr, 

for  Poaching,  6  m  11  e 

Moore,  Henry,  for  Stealing,  7j  11  c 

John,  and  Bichard  Munday,  for  Stealing, 

4/ 9c 

Morelli,  John,  for  Murder,  31  j  9  b 

Monis,  Robert  Walter,    for  Stealing,  20/ 

11a 

Mosea,  Frederick,  for  Embezzlement,  4/  9  e 

Molderiok,  James,  for  Bobbery,  Bj  9d 

Monro,  William,  and  James  Falooner,  for 

Stealing,  21m  lie 

Murphy,  Cornelius,  for  Stealing,  10 J  9  e 

Murray,  Catherine,  for  Stealing,  23  j  11  d 

Myers,  Philip,  for  Stealing,  24  j  9  d 

Nagle,  Col.,  and  others  for  Treason-Felony, 

29/ 9  d— 2m  6a— 4m  9d 

Curious  Correspondence  -with  Mr.  Train 

and  the  Sheriff,  3  m  10  a 
Naylor,  James,  for  Bape,  28/  9  c 

William,  for  Embezzlement,  9  m  lid 

Needall,  James,  for  attempted  Murder,  28/ 

9c 

Newman,  Thomas,  for  Stealing,  5/  lid 

Nicol,  Edward,  for  Forgery,  9  m  11  c 

North,  William,  for  Forgery,  16  m  11 « 

Norton,  John,  for  uttering  False  Coin,  7j 

lid 

Nugent,  Patrick,  for    Treason-Felony,  4  m 

9d 

Nuttall,  George,  for  Murder,  9m  lie 

OliTer,  George,  for  Stealing,  23  j  11  d 

-  Osborne,  Emily,  for  Oonoeahnent  of  Birth, 
29/  lie 

r  O'Sullivan,  Daniel,  for    Seditious  Writing, 

see  Sullivan, 

Ough,  Henry,  for  Stealing,  22  j  9  d 

Owen,  Frederick,  for  Peijury,  18  m  11a 

John,  for  Attempted  Theft,  21/  11  «^22/ 


lid 

— — ^-^  John,  for  Stealing,  8  m  9  & 

Paokwood,  William  and  Caroline,  for  Cruelty 

to  her  Children,  6  m  9  d 
Parker,  Frederick,  for  Murder,  21m  12  e— 

23  m  6/ 
«-*—  Partridge  and  Deadznan,  for  Murder,  13  m 

lid— 14m  lid 
—  Party  Proceaaionists  in  Ireland,  22/  9  e 

Peak,  Richard,  for  Stealing,  7  m  11  d 

Pearson,  William  George,  29  j  10/ 

Pedriek,  Hannah,  for  Theft,  23i  lid 

Percy,  George,  for  Inoendiariam,  6m  9« 

Philips,  Benj.,  and  others,  for  Stealing,  6/ 

PbiUipf,  ThoB.,  for  Bobbery,  7j  11  d 

PfaythtiD,  Bicbard,  for  Murder,  28  m  12/ 


Criminal  Trials  {eontinued). 

Pickbum,  John,  for  Fraud,  7  m  11  c 

PiUdngton,  Charles,  for  Burglary,  28/  9  e 

Pitman,  Wm.,  for  obtaining  Money    from 

False  Cheques,  Sf  9e 

Playfoot,  William,  for  Stealing,  10  m  11  d 

Poole,  Bichard,  for  Beoeiying  Stolen  Goods, 

27/ lie 

Portch,  Albert  Edw.,  for  Stealing,  28i  11  d 

Porter,  Wm.  Henry  Webb,  for  Stealing,  31  j 

9e 

Pot,  George,  for  Stealing,  21  j  11/ 

Potter,  John,  for  SteaUng,  5/  11  d 

Powsey,  William,  for  Burglary,  8j  9d 

Puttiok,  William,  for  Stealing,  22  j  9  d 

Quigley,  Thomas,  for  Murder,  27  m  12  d 

Quirk,  Mary  Anne,  for  Attempt  at  Murder, 

Um  lid 
Badoliffe,  Ann,  for  Cruelty  to  a  Servant  Girl, 

29/  11 6 

Balph,  Thomas,  for  Stealing,  5  m  11  e 

BandaJl,  Charles,  for  Wounding,  4  m  11  d 

Began,  Julia,  for  Fraud,  28  m  12  e 

Bichardson,  John,  for  Stealing,  7j  11  d — 8/ 

9e 
Bichmond,  Edw.  Howard,  for  Forgery,  SO  m 

11/ 

George,  for  Assault,  22/  11  d 

Bickett,  Jane,  for  Stealing,  6/  11  d 

Biley,  James,  for  Bobbery,  Bj  9  d 

Boach,  Charles,  for  Embezzlement,  3  m  9  6 

Roberts,  Joseph,  for  Stealing,  11  j  11  d 

Bobiuson,  Richard  Bodd,  for  receiving  Luna- 
tic Patients,  28/95 

Bogers,  James,  for  Embezzlement,  7j  11  d 

Bolfe,  Joseph  H.,  for  Setting  Straw  on  Fire, 

26m  lid 

Bowe,  Thomas,  for  Stealing,  30  j  11  d 

Boyce,  James,  for  Obtaining  Gk>ods  under 

False  Pretences,  30  j  11  d 

Buby,  Elias,  for  Manslaughter,  12  m  11  e 

Buterford,  Henry,  for  Stealing,  Bj  9  e 

Byan,  William  and  Michael,  for  Wounding, 

30 j  lid 

Bobert,  for  Murder,  etc.,  31m  12  d 

Byland,  Edw.  Croft,  7  j  11  c 

Sagar,  Bobert,  and  John  Waugh,  for  Stealing, 

21/ lid 

Salmon,  Thomas,  for  Stealing,  9j  11  d 

Samuels,  Bamett,  for  BurglMy,  19  m  10  e 

Schumacher,  Jean  Nic,  for  Murder,  20  j  8  a 

Shaftesbury,  Lord,  and  his  Steward,  9  j  11  a 

Shaw,  Edw.  Charles,  for  keeping  Lunatics, 

2m  lie 

Sheward,  Charles  Edward,  for  Boarding  a 

Lunatic,  7m  lie 

SiUence,  Thomas,  for  Forgery,  4m  lie 

Simmonds,  Elizabeth,  for  Stealing,  11 J  11  d 

Simpson,  William,  for  Stealing,  Bj  9  e 

Singey,  — ,  and  —  Butterworth,  for  Imped- 
ing Bailway  Traffic,  27  m  12  e 

Skeffington,  Frederick,  for  Stealing,  25/  9  d 

Skinner,  — ,  for  Manslaughter,  12  m  11 5 

Smart,  George,  and  others,  for  Frand,  27/ 

116— 29/ lie 

Smith,  Eliza,  for  Sttaliag,  23i  11  d  , 


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[Jan.  1  to 


Oriminal  TrialB  {eonUnued), 

Smith,  Junes,    and  John   P.    Tnffin,  for 

Stealing,  6/  11  d 

^  Wm.,  for  Stealing,  8»'  9e 

Spence,,  Olarkson,  for  indecent  AsBsolt,  10  j 

9« 
-^^  Bpi6er,  Thos.  Alfred,  ibr  Stealing,  21/  11  e 

Stephcneon,  George,  for  Robbery,  7i  lie 

^  St.  Leger.  William,  7 J  11  d 

— -  Btokes,  Thomas,  22/  11  d 

Storey,  Geo.  and  Wm.,  for  Wounding,  80  m 

11 « 

Stratton,  Frederick,  for  Arson,  29/  lid 

Stringer  ».  Bailey,  16  m  11 « 

Sturgeon,  John,  for  Arson,  7  m  11  d 

Stnrges,  Henry,  for  Stealing,  29i  10/ 

— —  SolliTan,  Daniel,  for  Seditious  Writing,  22i 

8  c— 24j   8d-S/  10«— 17/  110—18/  8e— 
.  18/ 6  c— 20/10*1 

Timothy,  for  Robbery,  27  m  12  c 

Sutton,  Richard,  for  Stealing,  8/  9  « 

— -  Sweet,  Daniel,  for  Stealing,  22j  9  d 

1 Svinbome,  Alfred,  for  Assault,  22/  11  d 

-^ —  Taylor,  Richard,  for  Obtaining  Money  under 

False  Pretences,  11  j  11  d 

Tett,  Charles  John,  6  in  11  e 

Tezier,  Madame,  and  others  for  Poisoning, 

28m  10a 
Thomas,  William,  for  uttering  False  Coin, 

7illd 
■     ■  ■   tor  Embesslement,  26 m  lie 
Thompson,  W.  P.,  and  Patrick  Mullady,  for 

Murder,  17  «  12<e— 18  m  10«— 19  m  10  d 
Tobin,  Patrick  and  James,  for  Sheep  Steal- 
ing, 26  m  5  « 
*- —  Torquay  Rioters,  16  m  11/ 

Turner,  Robert,  for  Forgery,  4  m  11  c 

Tuipin,  John,  for  Embesslement,  29y  10/ 

' Tyndan,  Henry,  and  Wm.  Hart,  for  Bur^iy, 

2  m  11a 
Verdaya,  — .,  attempt  at  Murder  and  Robbery, 

6m  10c 
— .  Tictor,  Gaslair,  for  Libel,  81?'  9  6—1/  12  o— 

27/  10/ 

Vlsoni,  "^^cenao,  tor  Woxmding,  8y  9d 

WagstafFe,  Thos.  and  Ann,  for  Manslaughter, 

80i  lib 

-  Walsh,  Richard,  and  others,  for  Stealing,  18/ 
9d 

Ward,  Margaret,  tor  Child  Murder,  16  m  11  c 

Ware,  James,  and  Jas.  Rose,  for  Stealing, 

27/  11  c 
Warwick,  Richard,  for  Shooting  with  Intent, 

4m  11/ 
^—  Waters,  Robert  Short,  for   Embezalement, 

9  J  11a 

.— -  Watkins,  Joseph,  and  others,  for  Conspiracy, 
2m  lid 

-  Watson,  David,  for  Incendiarism,  16  j  9  c 
-: Robert,  for  Threats,  11  m  11  • 

;  Watts,  Thomas,  for  Stealing,  7j  11  d 

* ^-*  James,  for  Stealing,  Ij  11  d 

. '  Weatherhin,  Miles,  for  Murder,  14«  11  c 

- — -  Webster,  Joseph,  for  Stealinff,  18/  9  d 

Weeks,  James,  for  Threats,  4  m  11/ 

Wrieb,  Leri,  for  Bobbery^  18m  11  a 

TO 


Criminal  Trials  (conttnuc^. 

Weller,  Thos.,  for  Stealiag»  28/  9 1 

Western,  Thos.,  for  Peijuiy,  16  m  11/ 

Whaler,  John,  for  Stealing,  4/  9d 

Whitby,  Thos.,  and  Thos.  Stotter,  for  8t6«l- 

ing,  4/  9e 
White,  John,  and  Sdith  Plioe,  for  Stealing, 

etc.,  21/ 11  (? 

Whittingstall,  John  Graham,  fox  Obtaining  a 

Cheque  under  FiJse  Pretences,  lljf  11  d 

Wilcox,  Jane,  for  Stealing,  19  m  11  <i 

Williams,  Heniy,  for  Burglary,  16/  11  c 

James  Arthur,  for  Stealing,  38/  9  6 

John,  for  Street  Robbery,  26/  11  c 

Williamson,  John,  for  Fraud,  25  m  12  « 

Willis,  Mary,  for  Arson,  9  j  11  c 

Wilson,  Dayid,  for  Stealing,  18/  %d 

John,  and  others,  for  Assault,  80  m  11 « 


Windhurst,  William,  for  Stealing,  26/  11  e 

Wingfield,  Charlotte,  lot  Cruelty  to  a  Child, 

19m  11  a— 20m  lid 

Worsley,  Wm.,  &  Levi  Welch,  for  Muxder, 

18m  11a 

Wright,  Edward,  for  Felony,  22/  11  d 

Frederick,  for  Fraud,  3  m  9  5 

■    John,  for  Embesalement,  Bf  lid 

Wylie,  Robert,  for  Stealing,  27/  11  c 

«—  Toung  Man  {name  withheld),  for  Theft,  25  i 

11  d 
Crosland,  Newton,  on  ^^^e  Duties,  2j  Id 

T.  P.,  Death  of,  9m  94 

Crossby,  John  is  Sons,  Dividend,  11  j  7  a 
Cpel  Treatment  of  a  Child,  13/ 9/— 13  m  10  d 
Cruelty  to  Animals,  curious  D^^on  of  a  Magis- 
trate, 6  m  9  c 
Cmiksbank,  Geo.,  on  a  Temperance  Corps,  4j 

10  d 
Crystal  Palace  and  the  "  Wheel  of  Life,"  6 J  10  if 

Concerts,  27i  6  c— 22/  10«l— 16»  126— 

23m  12c— 28m  9/ 

Exciting  Scene  from  a  Stag  Hunt,  7/  6  e 

the  Admission  on  Sundays,  1  j  5  d 

Grand  Fete  for  the  Ozfoid  Music  Hall  Pei^ 

formers,  Bm  7f 

Number  of  Admissions,  4y  9h — 7 J  10/— 

8 J  10  6— 11  j  11/— 13j  Qe—Uj  9  c— 15y  Bd 
— 16j  96— 17j  76— 21y  6  c— 28i  7  c— 1/ 
7  6—8/  12  c— 4/  6  /— 6/  10  d— 11/  7  c— 26/ 
7(1— 2m  12c^6m  9c— 7m  12d— l3m  12c 
—17m  12/- 28m  9/— 31  m  9c 
Pantomime,  4y  9  6 

—  Restoration  of  the  destroyed  Courts,  24/  6  c 

Suicide  from  the  Northern  Tower,  20/  7  d 

Cumberiand  Union  Banking  Comp.,  Ij  6  c 
Cunard  Company,  17  j  4  <---5/  7  a 

Curre,  Edward  M.  «/  ItUm  CouH,  Sudden  Deaifa, 

19/  11  a 
CurinuB  Punishment  in  Malta,  13/  11  d 
Customs,  Duties  of  1867,  28/  106 
Customs  Duties,  Report  of,  31  m  116 
Cutes,   John,   on  Workhouse   Infirmaries,   94  m 

11a 

D. 
D*Alteyrao,  v,  hand  WiUoughby  D'Mnsbf,— Note 
ttom  Difendani's  Baniftwa,  10/  6« 


MarohSl,  1868.]    paxmbb's  utdbx  to  <*the  timbs"  newbbapbb. 


Do* 


D'Alteyrac,  v.  Lord  WillougKby  D'Sresbji-^Note 

from  Horace  Hdbronner,   15/  12  c 

Plaintiff't  Solicitor'*  Note,  6/  9/— 11/  6/ 

D*Andrea  (Card.)  MotiTea  for  BetunuDg  to  Rome, 

6/ 10c 
Dangers  of  the  Streets,  20  j  6$ 
Danabe,  the  Navigation  of,  17  J  7«— 20j  6  d 
Danubian  PrincipaUties,  8/  9  c 
Darling  (J.  G.)  on  the  Education  of  the  Agrionltnral 

GlaaBes,  24  j  6  e 
Darrah  (W.)  on  Trades  Uniona,  2 J  10  d 
Dannt*8  Bock,  Government  Order  aboat,  30m  7  d 
Davenport-Bromley,  Change  of  Name,  4j  6a 
Dawson  (Messrs.),  Memorandum,  10  j  4  c 
D'Azeglio  (Marquis),  Sale  of  his  Objects  of  Art  and 

Vertu,  6  TO  6  « 
Deaf  and  Dumb  Association,  10  j  9  e 
Deaae  (John  C.)  on  the  Atlantic  Cable,  16i  ?/•-- 

26/76 
Deasy  "  Capt.,"  Arrest  of,  27  m  9/ 

Reported  Capture  of,  7i  9  c 

Death  from  Foul  Cisterns,  7/  Oc— 10/  6  e 
DEATHS :— 

Abel,  John,  28  j  1  a 

Aberisromby,  Alexander,  27  m  1  a 

Abemethy,  John,  29 j  la 

Abrahall,  Cbandos  Hoskyns,  18/  1  a 

Abraham,  Amelia,  8/  1  a 

Abaolon,  Victor  de  Mansfield,  10  to  1  a 

Adams,  Julia,  13^  la 

WilUam,  16i  la 

Addison,  Eldred,  Ifl  m  1  a 

Robert,  18 j  1&— 20;  la 


^  Aglen,  Antie,  10/  1  a 

Aikman,  James,  2  to  1  a 

Alba,  Duchess  Dowager,  12  to  6  a 

Albony,  Park  Benjamin,  21/  1  o 

Alcock,  Florence  Isabel,  11/  1  a 

Alexander,  Caroline,  25m  la 

Miss,  26  TO  1  a 

Rev.  Disney  Legard,  29/  la 

AHe,  Maiy  Hannah,  6  m  1  a 

Allan,  Lina,  28j  1  a 

Allanby,  Joseph  H.,  14 m  la 

Allcard,  Septimus,  26  to  1  a 

Allen,  Charles,  17  to  1  a — 19  to  1  o 

Elizabeth,  81to  1  a 

John  Hensleigh,  4/  1  a 

Thomas  William,  SOm  la 


AllCree,  Thomas  Robert,  25  m  1  a 

Alhmtt,  Fanny,  25i  1  a 

Allport,  Dou^Uw,  1;  la 

Alves,  Mary,  2  m  1  a 

Allworth,  Miss,  17i  la 

Ambler,  John,  22^  1  a 

— ^  Amery,  Helen  Amy  Beatrice,  18/  1  a 

Ames,  Sarah  Blizabeth,  2  m  1  a 

Anderson,  Arthur,  29/  la — ^2 to   la — 3 to 

la 

Catherine,  1  j  1  a 

OhArlotte,  10/  1  a 

Dr.  Thomas,  18/  la 

George,  27/  la 

Robert  Smythe,  8/  1  a 

William,  24i  la 

Anderton,  James,  2Bj  la 


Deaths  (continued), 

Andrew,  Laura,  21 J  1  a 

Angell,  Jane,  24  j  1  a 

Annesley,  Susan,  26  m  1  a 

Apps,  Blizabeth  Rand,  11  to  X  a 

— —  Arbouin,  Anne,  23  to  1  a — 24  to  1  a 
Arch- Angelo,  Claudius,  14  to  1  a 

Archbold,  Isabella,  6^*  1  a 

Archbould,  Bialph,  18  m  1  a 

Argent,  John,  27i  1  a 

Arkcoll,  Isaac,  18/  1  a 

Armistead,  Wilson,  22/  1  a 

Armstrong,  Capt.  John  Fellows,  28^  1  a 

James  WilUam,  24  j  1  a 

John  Henry,  22 j  1  a— 23^'  la 

Thomas,  9  j  1  a 

—, WilUam,  8/  1  a 

Amim-Boilzenburg,  Count,  10  j  7  5 

Arnold,  Basil  Francis,  7j  1  a 

Mary  Ann,  18to  la 


Amott,  Martha,  21  m  1  a 

Arundell,  John,  18/  1  a 

Ashford,  Thos.  Francis,  8J  1  a 

Ashworth,  Letitia,  24  m  1  a 

Askew,  Hugh  Bertram,  18/  1  a 

AspinwaU,  Esther,  15 j  1  a 

Astor,  John  Jacob,  if  Qa 

Atkey,  EUza,  26to  la 

Atkinson,  Elizabeth  Carriok,  3/  1  a 

Katherine  Mary,  29  j  1  a 

Margaret,  11  to  1  a 

Aubertin,  Rev.  Thos.,  20J  I  fl~21  j  1  a 

Austin,  John,  28/  1  a 

Sarah,  17/  1  a 

Sidney,  11  j  1  a 

Avaun,  Robert,  17to  la 

Ayers,  Henry  W.,  8j  1  a 

Aytoun,  Mary,  21  to  1  a 

Baddeley,  Dr.  John,  4  to  1  a — 9  to  1  a— 10  m 

la 

Badeley,  Ethel  Mary,  1  j  1  a 

Bagelmann,  CaroUne,  13/  1  a 

Bahadoor,  Meer  Syed   Mohammud    Khan, 

9 J  10c— 10 j  la 

Bailey,  Harriet,  17  to  1  a 

BaUUe,  Harriett,  27/  1  a 

Baily,  Helen,  6^*  1  a 

Baines,  Henry,  22/  1  a 

Sarah  Elizabeth,  18  to  1  a 

Bainton,  EUzabeth,  18  to  1  a 

Baird,  Janet  Ann,  18/  1  a 

Baiton,  AUce  Hannah,  31  j  la 

Baker,  Daniel  T.,  9  j  1  a 

Henry,  27  j  1  a 

Henry  John,  16  j  1  a 

RcT.  Wm.  John,  12/  1  a 

WiUiam,  15/  la 

Bakewell,  Henrietta,  13  to  1  a 

Robert,  2  j  1  a 


Balbimie,  EUzabeth,  19  to  1  (« 
Ball,  Harriet  Sarah,  17  to  1  a 
Robert,  29  /  1  a 


Ballard,  William,  1/  1  a 

Balman,  Dr.  Thomas,  8/  1  a 

Bamforth,  Ann,  21/  1  a 

Baabufy,  Ch^lotte Sarah,  17m  la 


7X 


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[Jan.  1  to 


Deaths  (continued). 

Deaths  (contimud\. 

Bazley,  EUzabeth,  20/  1  a 

Banks,  George,  6/  1  a 

■^■••a- .    TTftfft  Annifl    14  wii  1  /i. 

Beadon,  Montisquion  Musgrare,  9  m  1  a 

Beal, Francis,  28m  la— 81m  la 

Banatyne,  Adam  B.,  27/  1  a 

Bannister,  William  Arthur,  15  j  1  a 

Beamish,  Francis  Bernard,  4/  1  a 

—  Barclay,  George  John,  12 m  1  a — 16 m  la 

Beard,  Sophia,  14 j  la 

MatUda  Lomsa,  6  m  1  a 

Beatson,  Davidson,  2dm  la 

Barelli,  John,  Sen.,  6j  1  a 

Beaumont,  Francis,  6/  1  a 

Barez,  Bey.  Henry,  Hj  1  o— 16i  1  a 

John,  4  m  1  a 

Barker,  Anthony,  10  j  1  a 

ui^.^  r «u.' —    io  r  i  ^ 

Dr.  Walter  Gardyer,  28m  1  a 

Beavan,  Margaret  Helen,    26m   la — 27m 

Mrs.,  12m  la 

la 

Rose  Manraret  1 9  1  a 

Beoher,  Caroline,  16j  1  a 

Beck,  Elizabeth.  19/  1  a 

xr;^i^«.  Ty^nj...  OT  «.  1  >• 

Barklcy,  Jessie  Louisa,  10  m  1  a 

Barlow,  Anne  Frances,  19/  1  a 

John,  11/  1  a 

Cecilia  Arabella  4f  la 

Bedells,  Agnes  Mary,  81i  la 

Bedford,  Captain  Robert  Tench,  8m  1  a 

•             Elizabeth,  12  m  1  a 

James,  14/  1  a 

Beete,  CaroUne,  2m  1  a 

Mary  Ethel  Maud,  10  j  1  a 

Beith,  Dr.  Robert,  24^  la 

Barnard,  Charles,  8/  1  a 

BeU,  Charles  Hamilton,  20/  la 

Edward,  Ij  la 

Charles  Young  Beatson,  80  m  1  a 

xxriAM io^   1  .. 

EUzabeth,  11/ la 

FlirnVirfh  Tnnn    17  f  1  rr 

Barnes,  Anne,  25/  1  a 

Harriet,  4/  1  a 

Francis,  22 J  1  a 

D«JkV>Aai<l     VoMmMA        Q   MM       1     J« 

TTa.%««  TT^1.~«a     Qi\  ...     1      ^ 

Richard,  6/  1  a 

BeUamy,  Eleanor,  10/  1  a 

Prrinnlrl    <>7  t   ^  et 

—  Bengough,  Thpmas,  22 j  la 

Bamett,  Angelina  EUzabeth,  26/  1  a 

Benjamin,  Alice  EUzabeth,  8  m  1  a 

Col.  James  B.,  19/  1  a 

Bennet,  Archibald,  21^  1 0—22/  1  a 

Elise  Mary,  5  m  1  a 

Edward,  8/  1  a— 4/  1  a— 6/  1  a 

John,  13  m  1  a 

Bennett,  Emily,  11m  la 

— —  Bams,  Susan  Wedger  Anna  Lowndes,  16j 

Isabella,  24m  la 

la 

Benson,  Capt.  Wallace  WiUiam,  12/  1  a 

Baron,  Anna  Maria,  16  m  1  a 

Rev.  Christopher,   Canon  of   Woree$ter, 

Barrow,  John  Wilson  Croker,  71  f  la 

27m  la— 81m  12a 

Bent,  Joseph,  20  j  1  a 

Maria,  16  j  1  a 

Barry,  EUzabeth  C,  16  j  1  a— 17  m  1  a 

Barstow,  Thomas,  20j  1  a 

Bentinck,  Baron  de,  4  m  6  c— 4  m  9  b 

Barter,  Robert,  11  m  1  a 

Benton,  George,  4/  1  a 

Bartlett,  EUzabeth,  22J  1  a 

Beresford,  Agnes,  28  m  1  a 

-     .           WillifLm  JAtninnnn    9A  /la 

Bartley,  Ann,  20  f  1  a 

Berger,  George,  4/  1  a 

Bartling.  Jane,  10/  la 

Bernard,  Dr.  William  Rhodes,  80  j  1  a 

Barton,  Alice  Hannah,  4/  1  a 

Berry,  EUzabeth,  17i  1  a 

Mnnr    1^  i*   1  /r 

Titus,  28i  1  a— 1/  1  a 

Sophia,  8  j  1  a 

Berthon,  Emily,  28  j  1  a 

Thomas,  25 j  la 

Bertie,  Hon.  and  Rev.  Frederick,  6/  1 « 

Bartram,  Arthur,  20  j  1  a 

Besch,  Frederick,  8  j  1  a 

Bartrop.  T.  R.,  13  j  1  a 

Bettington,  Joseph  Horswood,  SOj  1  a 

Barwis,  Frances,  11/  1  a 

Betts,  Martha  Price,  20m  1  a 

Baskerrille,  Seymour  Norris,  2  J  1  a 

Beverley,  Emma,  2  j  1  a 

Bate,  Helen,  81  m  1  a 

Bew,  Thomas,  22  j  1  a 

— ■--  Bateman,  Maria,  3/  1  a 

Bewicke,  Sophia,  25  m  1  a 

WilUam,  25i  1  a— 27i  1  a 

BiddeU,  Margaret  EUen  CUfford,  19/  la 

Batt,  Francis  Whitehead,  27  m  1  a 

Biddulph,  Francis  Marsh  Wellesley,  81m 

Batters,  Matthew,  22^  1  a 

Bigg,  David,  26  j  1  a— 27i  1  a 

Batty,  WilUam,  10/  1  a                                  ] 

Bavaria,  Louis  I.,  King  of,  2  m  8  d 

Bincks,  WUliam,  5  m  1  a 

Binks,  George  Huntmgford,  15/  1  a 

Bax, George,  16 j  la 

Binstead,  Walter,  Uj  la 

Baxter,  Christopher,  17/  1  a 

Susan,  24 J  1  a 

Bayley,  Henry  Addington,  24m  la 

—  Birch,  Anne  Montgomery,  10/  1  a 

n-rmrd  RnT^fl   9Q  't  1  a 

James,  8  j  1  a 

Baylis,  Joseph  Robert,  81  j  1  a 

Katherine  Mary  Anne,  20/  1  a 

Bayly,  Frederick,  80  m  1  a 

Bird,  James,  7j  1  a—llj  1  a 

Baynes,  Ann  Day,  11  j  1  a— ISj  1  a 

March  31, 1868.]    palmee's  estdex  to  "the  times  "  newspapee. 


Dea 


Deathfl  (continued). 

Blackbume,  Rev.  Francis  Theophilua,  26/ 

Blackmore,  William,  Jan.,  2j  la 

BlackweU,  Samuel  Holden,  27  to  1  a 

Blackwood,  Charlotte  Beaufoy,  26/  la 

Blain,  William,  26/  1  a 

Blair,  Hon.  Adam  Johnston  FergnsBon,  18  j 

1  a 

Blake,  George,  2j  la 

Jane,  28to  1  a 

Margaret  Alsager,  26/  la 

Miss,  18i  la 

Blakiston,  Elizabeth,  12/  1  a 

Blenncrhassett,  Capt.  Jamea  Primroao.  26/ 

la  '' 

Blewitt,  Edw.  Francis,  25/  1  a 

Bliss,  Francis,  l$j  1  a 

Blomain,  Bobert  William,  90  j  1  a 

Blount,  Michael  Joseph,  19  to  1  o 

Bloxsome,  Edward,  Ij  1  a 

Blundell,  Beatrice  Magdalene,  27/  1  a 

Blyth,  Frederick  William,  13/  1  a 

Samuel  Harvey,  1/  1  a 

Bogaerts,  Peter,  11  to  1  a 

Bohn,  William  Simpkin,  13;  la— Uj  la 

Bolton,  Emily,  29/  la 

James  Thomas,  17  to  1  a 

Richard,  9  to  1  a 

Bond,  Commander  Philip,  18 to  la 

Emily  Matilda,  14  j  1  a 

Bone,  Dr.  Theodore  Gordon,  28to  1  a 

Bonifiice,  M.  Louis,  17^*  8  a 

Boodle,  Agnes,  29 j  la 

Booty,  Leliarf  Jessey,  4/  1  a 

Boston,  Georgiana,  3/  1  a 

Boucher,  Ann,  6/  1  a 

Boudry,  Rev.  D.  de,  2 to  la 

Boulay,  Minnie  du,  6 to  la 

Bould,  WilUam,  26/  1  a 

Boulton,  Elizabeth,  5to  la 

Bourdin,  Madame,  16 J  la 

Bourne,  Edward,  16  j  1  a—17j  1  a 

Stephen,  31  to  1  a 

Boursot,  Emma,  12 to  la 

Boutell,  Charles  John,  10/  1  a 

Bowditeh,  Frank,  7/  1  a 

Bowers,  Frances  Charlotte,  20/  1  a 

Bowes,  George  Henry,  13  to  1  a 

Bowles,  Mary,  14  j  1  a 

Thomas  Henry,  26/  1  a 

Bowness,  William,  Bj  1  a 

Boyce,  Miss,  26/  1  a 

Boycott,  Sophia  Ann  Gilson,  dj  1  a 

Boyd,  James,  28  to  1  a— 30  to  1  a 

Boyson,  Ambrose,  21  j  la— 24  j  la: 

Brackenbnry,  Alice,  ISj  1  a 

William  Congreve  C,  12 to  la 

Braddock,  Henry,  14  to  1  a 

Bradley,  Ann,  14  to  1  a 

Jane,  24/  1  a 

Mrs.  Beadon,  ISj  1  a 

— -  Bradney,  Rey.  Joseph  Christopher,  24/1  a— 
26/  1  a 

Brady,  Marianne,  4  to  1  a 

Braidley,  Henry  Tringham,  1/  1  a 


Deathfl  (continued). 

Bramah,  Edward  Bird,  24/  1  a 

Brand,  Wilfred  Oswald  Harvey,  18/  1  a 

Brandram,  Sarah  Jane,  80/  1  a 

Branscombe,  John  Graham,  1/  1  a 

Brazier,  Thomas  William,  2Sj  1  a 

Breakey,  Jane  Kennedy  Miller,  28/  1  a 

Brenkey,  Jane  Kennedy  Miller,  24/  1  a 

Breton,  Robert,  16  j  1  a 

Brewen,  Mary,  31  to  1  a 

Brewer,  Charles  Barington,  27  m  1  a 

Brewster,  James,  21/  1  a 

Brewster,  Sir  David,  11/  7  c— 12/  9  c— 13/ 

la 
Bridge,  Isabell  Ann  Southby,  20/  1  a 

Bridport,  Lord,  7j  9  dr—9j  1  a 

Briers,  Edw.  Patrick,  25/  1  a 

Bright,  Catherine  Charlotte,  11/  la 

Robert  Marcus,  21/  1  a 

-: —  Broadmead,  Elizabeth,  24 j  la 

Broderip,  Evelyn,  16/  1  a 

Brodie,  Alexander,  16/  1  a 

Broadribb,  Uriah  Perrin,  22/  1  0—24/  1  a 

Broke,  Charlotte,  14j  1  a 

Bromby,  Rev.  John  Healey,  27  m  1  a 

Bromley,  Harriet  Catherine,  13  to  1  a 

Brook,  Sarah,  13  j  1  a 

Elizabeth  Jones,  14  to  1  a 

Brooking,  Lieut.-Col.  Francis  A.,  11  to  la 

Brotherton,  Gen.  Sir  Thos.  William,  22i  1  a 

—12/  la 
Broughton,  Charles  Delves,  15/  1  a 

Hugh  Henshall,  19/  1  a 

Elizabeth,  10/  1  a 

Elizabeth  M.,  13/  1  a      • 

Brown,  Ann,  11/  1  a 

Elizabeth,  17/  1  a 

Elizabeth  M.,  13/  1  a 

Fanny  Eliza,  2j  1  a 

Hannah,  14  to  1  a 

Jane,  6/  1  a 

Jane,  21/  la 

Margaret  Mary,  12/1  a— 14/  1  a 

Mary  Anna,  8/  1  a 

Mary  Elizabeth,  4/  1  a 

Rev.  Edward,  7/  la 

Rev.  R.  L,,13/  la 

Thomas,  19/  la— 20/  1  a 

William,  Bj  1  a 

William  Bernard,  26/  1  a 

Browne,  Edward,  22  j  1  a— 28  j  1  a 

Mary  Ann,  3  j  1  a 

Robert,  14/  1  a— 17/ 1  a— 18/  1  a-19/ 

la 

Bruce,  John  Wyndham,  11  to  1  a 

Bruere,  Augusta  Louisa,  27  to  1  a 

Brune,  Ernest  Augustus,  24  j  1  a 

Buchanan,  Mary,  29  j  1  a 

Buckle,  Lieut.  Alfred  John,  12/  1  a 

Martha,  20/  1  a 

-i Buckler,  Catherine,  4j  1  a 

Buckley,  Anne,  14  to  1  o— 16  to  1  a 

Budd,  Sophia,  26/  1  a 

Bull,  Charlotte  Susan,  4to  1  a 

Herbert  Spencer,  6/  1  a 

Jane  Judith,  28  to  1  a 

K  73 


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[Jan.  1  to 


DeathB  (continued). 

Bull,  Mrs.  Ann,  8  j  1  a 

Ballon,  George,  Jan.,  22 j  la 

Bullock,  Thomas  Heniy,  Iff/  1  a 

Buott,  Marv,  10  j  1  a 

Borbige,  William,  11/  la 

Burcb,  Isabel,  7  m  1  a 

Joseph,  25/  1  a 

Burden,  Thomas,  24 j  1  a 

Emma  Rebecca,  If  la 


llm 


Border,  Edgar  Algernon  Wentworth, 

1  a 
Bomell,  EUzabeih,  lOm  1  a 

Bomefct,  Archibald  Campbell,  28  j  1  a 

' Jonathan,  26/  1  a 

Mrs.,  21  m  1  a 

Burrell,  Thomas,  20/  1  a 

Burrow,  Boger  de  Fleming,  20  m  1  a 

Burrowes,  Thomas  Fraser,  21  j  la 

Burt,  Dr.  John  Graham  Maodonald,  12/  1  <v 

Barton,  Catherine,  11  m  1  a 

James,  16/  1  a 

■—  William,  21/  1  a 

Bury,  Frances  Margaret,  IS  J  la 

Frederic  Edward  Falkner,  IS  j  1  a 

Bosohman,  Jane,  15  J  1  a 

Bushby,  Mary  Anne,  22/  1  a— 24/  1  a 

BusheU,  Elizabeth,  11  j  1  a 

Busk,  Edward  Thomas,  22^'  1  a 

-  Bussell,  Frances,  8  j  1  a 
Batcher,  Dr.  -Henry,  9  j  1  a 

Elizabeth,  Ij  la 


•  Butler,  Charles  Duncan,  8  f  1  a 

—  Rev.  Pierce,  11/  la— 12/  1  a 
Buttanshaw,  Emily  Alexandrina,  22/  1  a 

>  Butterworth,  Sarah,  18^'  la 

>  Buttrum,  John,  31  m  1  a 

Butts,  Capt.,  Infant  son  of,  10  j  1  a 
Bye,  Harriett,  SI  m  1  a 

-  Byng,  Beatrice  Agnes,  19  m  1  a 
Byron,  Rt.  Hon.  Lord,  5ml a — 6 m  9e 
Bywater,  George  James,  1/  la 
Cadell,  Capt.  H.  M.,  24/  1  a 

Caillet,  Jean  Pierre,  18  m  1  a 
Calcott,  Emily,  28  m  1  a 
Jane  Ethel,  28  m  1  a 


DeatliB  {continued). 

Can,  Annie,  12  m  1  a 

Isaac,  14  m  1  a 

M.,  16 j  la— 16j  la 

Busannah,  18j  1  a 

Carroll,  Catherine,  14/  1  a 

Francis  Rawdon,  Qj  1  a 


Garstairs,  Thomas  Philip,  8  m  1  a 

Carter,  Anna  Douglass,  14/  1  a 

Elizabeth,  7j  1  a— 8j  1  a 

Maria  Isabel,  31  j  la 

Carver,  William,  7/  1  a 

Cass,  General  the  Duke  de,  28j  10  d 

Castilla,  Henry  Mariano,  12/  1  a 

CATe«  John  Moore,  28  j  1  a 

Chabot,  Ada  Marion,  23  m  1  a 

Philip  James,  14  j  1  a 

Chadd,  Elizabeth,  24^  1  a 

Chadwick,  Capt.  William,  3/  1  a—l/  9  d 

Eliza  Catherine,  Bj  1  a—^j  1  a 

Challis,  Frederick,  20 jf  1  a 

Ghalmer,  Mi^or  Francis  Day,  24/  1  a 

Chamberlain,  Dowager  Lady,  67*  1  a 

Chambers,  Frederick  A.,  2 m  la 

George  Brooks,  11  j  1  a 

Lionel  George,  20  m  1  a 

Sydney  Gordon,  21  j  1  a 

Champley,  Anne,  22  j  1  a 

Chandler,  Alfred,  29/  la 

Channer,  Charlotte  Cecilia,  26/  la 

Chaplin,  Esther,  10  j  1  a 

William,  10 j  la 

Chapman,  Elizabeth,  28j'  1  a 

John,  30  m  1  a 

■ Maria  Harriet,  22  j  1  a 

Samuel  Prince,  28 J  1  a 


—  Caldecott,  Barnes,  6  j  1  a 

—  CaldweU,  IsabeUa,  21  j  1  a 

—  Calfield,  L.  R.,  Consul  of  U.  8.  at  China, 
14  j  6  c 

—  Calisher,  Julias,  28/  1  a 
Nathan  Jacob,  12/  1  a 


Calverley,  John,  3  m  1  a — 4  m  1  a 
Cameron,  Ann,  14^*  1  a 
—  J.  A.,  8  j  1  a 
Campbell,  Beatrice  Aim^e,  6  m  1  a 
Douglas,  21 1»  1  a 


Camuguano  and  Ponsacco,  Lorenzo  Kicco- 

lini.  Marquis  de,  18  m  1  a 
Cannel,  James,  17/1  a 

Cannon,  George,  27 m  la 

Capel,  Elizabeth,  18  m  1  a 

Cardigan,  Earl  of,  80  m  12  & 

Carington,  Lord,  18  m  9  a 

—  Carlisle,  Archer  Roland,  18 j  la 

—  Carnegie,  John,  11  j  1  a 
^        74 


Charlton,  Herbert  Arthur,  81^  1  a 

Rev.  Charles,  15  j  1  a 

Charrington,  Alfred  Ernest,  2^*  1  a 

Chartres,  Dr.  William  Seton,  24/  1  a 

Chase,  Iieut.-Col.  Morgan  Charles,  14/  1  a 

Chatterton,  Mrs.,  21/  la 

Chaytor,  Mary,  27  m  1  a 

^-~-  Cheape,  Alison,  5  m  1  a 

Cheffins,  Richard,  17i  1  a 

.  Cheke,  Alfred  Howarth,  12/  la 

Chenery,  Charles  James  Fox,  11/  1  a 

' Cherrill,  Matilda,  22^  1  a 

Chester,  James,  15/  1  a 

Cheyne,  Henry,  3  m  1  a 

Chichester,  Laura,  17/  1  a 

Childs,  Lieut. -Col.  Joseph  Clarke,  8j  la 

Chisholme,  John  Scott,  IBj  1  a 

Christian,  Catkcrine,  8/  1  a 

Christy,  Eliza  Anne,  30j  1  a 

Chrystie,  Capt.  Thomas,  12/  1  a 

Churchill,  Mrs.  Joseph  P.,  4 m  la 

Churton,  William,  14  j  1  a— 16  j  1  a 

Circuit,  Thomas,  2^  1  a 

Cisterns,  Princess,  2  m  9  e 

Clakton,  Alfred,  18/  1  a 

Clarance,  John,  81  m  1  a 

Clare,  Thomas,  17i  1  a 

Clark,  Adela  Rachel,  1/  1  a 

Benjamin,  3  m  1  a 

Henry,  lOJ  1  a 


Marcli  81, 1868.]    palhsb's  htdex  to  ''  the  tikes  "  hewspapeb. 


Pea 


Deaths  (continued). 

Clark,  John  Bex^amin,  18/  1  a 

Louisa,  10/  1  a 

Bey.  Henry,  4  m  1  a 

W.  B.,  Bfla 

Clarke,  Angelica,  21  j  1  a — 22  j  1  a 

Cecil  Henry  Coningsby,  18/  1  o 

■  Charles  Honghton,  14  j  1  a 

Eliza  Georgina,  6m  1  a — 6 m  la 

•  Jane,  4m  la 

John,  24/  1  a 

Martha  Elizabeth,  11  j  la 

Clarkson,  Esther,  26  m  1  a 

Bichard Henry  Prince,  13 wi  la 

Sarah  Louisa,  6  m  1  a 


Claadet,  M.,  9j  10  b 
Claxton,  Capt.,  30  m  1  a 
Clay,  William,  3  j  1  a 
Cleeve,  Emily,  14 m  la 
Clements,  Caroline  Mary,  18  j  1  b 
Clementson,  Martha,  24/  1  a 
Clint,  John,  29/  1  a 
Clntton,  Frances,  8/  1  a 
Coard,  John  Alfred,  3  /  1  a 
Coates,  Frances  Elizabeth,  13 j  la 
—  Giles,  22  j  1  a 
Coats,  Mrs.,  7ml  a — 9  m  1  a 
Cockbum,  John  Colin  M'Gregor,  13/  1  a 
Cookerton,  Henry  Fuller,  1  j  1  a 
Codd,  Martha,  18/  la 
Coe,  Mary  Warren,  23  m  1  a 
Coffee,  Evelyn  Mary,  11/  1  a 
Cogan,  Dr.  Cecil  Calvert,  5  m  1  a 
Cohen,  Henrietta,  31  m  1  a 
Henry,  26/  la 


Colborne,  William,  5  m  1  a 

Colby,  Mary  Ellen  Theresa,  12  m  1  a 

Cole,  Henry  Anson,  12/  1  a 

Coleman,  Edmund,  20 J  1  a 

Bachel.  19m  la 

Collier,  Eliza,  3  m  1  a 

Elvire,  1/  lo 

Thomas  JPoole,  10  m  1  a — 11  m  1  a 


Collings,  John,  19/  1  a 
Collingwood,  Edward,  lij  la 
Collins,  George  Wm.,  14  j  1  a 

—  Harriet,  21  m  1  a— 23  m  1  a 

—  Sarah  Ann,  29/  1  a 

Collom,  Bichard  Hambly.  22  j  1  a 
Collyns,  Anna  Gordon,  23 j  1  a 
Colmore,  William  Sliakespeare,  26  m  1  a 
Colpoys,  Bev.  James  Adair  GriflBth,  11  m  1  a 
Colquhoun,  Francis  Crossley,  8j  1  a 

—  Katherine  Anno  Janet,  28  m  1  a 
Colville,  Catherine.  2j  1  a 

—  Elizabeth,  lij  1  a 
Combe,  Cecilia,  24/  1  a 

—  Mrs.  George,  6  m  10  c 

—  Bichard  H.,  7/  1  a 
Comber,  Andrew,  2G m  la 
Compton,  Charles  Talbot,  24  m  1  a 

—  Elizabeth,  17  j  1  a 

—  Martha  Maria,  31  j  1  a 

—  Sophia,  28/  1  a 

■  Conder,  Joseph,  10/  1  a 

'  Conington,  Henry  James,  30J  1  a 


Deaths  (continued^, 

Oonnop,  Woodham,  24  m  1  a 

Connor,  Elizabeth,  28  m  1  a 

.Conway,  James,  28/  1  a 

Mary,  2  m  1  a 

Cook,  Blanche  Ellen,  2  J  1  a 

James,  4j  la — 6j  la — 6i  4  6 — 7j  la 


Cooke,  Samuel  Green,  27  m  1  a 
William  Bryan,  19  m  1  a 


Cookson,  Elizabeth,  28/  1  a 

Cooper,  Henry  James,  12  m  1  a 

Hubert,  30  j  1  a 

Jane  Maria,  24  j  1  a 

John  Douglas,  10  j  1  a 

Margaret  Cecilia  Maria,  21 J  1  a 

:  Mary  Anne,  23 j  la 

Bichard,  30  m  1  a 

Bose,  17  m  1  a 

Coote,  Edward,  29i  1  a 

Copland,  Janet  Syed,  14 j  1  a 

Coquerel,  Athanase,  lij  10a 

Corbould,  Lydia,  30  m  1  a 

Corbyn,  Dr.  Frederic,  12/  1  a 

Corfield,  Phoebe  Viotoire,  18j  1  a 

Cornish,  Lissie,  21  m  1  a 

Corp,  Samuel,  lij  la 

Corry,  Lady  Hariette,  26  m  9  a  --26  Ui  1  a 

Corey,  William,  26/  1  a— 26/  7  6 

Coste,  Susannah,  13/  1  a 

Costello,  Marcus,  13/  6  d 

Coster,  Maria,  15  j  1  o 

Cotsworth,  Georgiana  Gwilt,  10/  1  a 

Cottingham,  John,  15/  1  a 

.  Cotton,  Frances  Maria,  15  j  1  a 

Ooull,  William,  17 m  la 

Coupland,  John,  12/  1  a 

Courtoy,  Mary,  13 j  1  a 

Cousins,  Elizabeth  Lawrence,  31  m  la 

Coverdale,  John,  24  m  1  a — 26  m  1  a 

Coward,  Alice,  23  j  1  a 

Cowley,  Hannah,  25  m  1  a 

Cox,  Frederick,  30  m  1  a 

Norman  Henry,  1  j  1  a 

Bev.  Dr.  Thomas,  17 j  la 

Craddock,  James  Henry,  lij  1  a 

Cragg,  Elizabeth,  24 j  la 

Craig,  Alexander  Guest,  24/  1  a 

Crake,  Charles,  11/  1  a 

Crakell,  Elizabeth,  30 j  la 

Cramp,  John  Frederick  Burls,  SOm  la 

Cramphorn,  Mrs.  Anne,  9  m  1  a 

Crampthome,  Anne,  20/  1  a 

Crane,  Dr.  F.  C,  26/  la 

Crang,  Jane,  9  m  1  a 

Cran worth,  Lady  Laura,  18/  1  a 

Crawford,  Jessie  Elizabeth,  4  m  1  a 

Crawley,  Charles  Sedgfield,  18/  1  a 

Crawter,  Susannah,  24j  1  a 

Creyke,  Jane,  24/  la 

Griddle,  Louisa,  19  m  1  a 

Croff,  Archer  Bernard,  27  j  1  a 

Crome,  Eyre  Evans,  28/  1  a 

Cronin,  Daniel,  12 ih  la 

Crook,  Mary,  4  m  1  o 

Crookes,  Jane,  24i  1  a 

Cropper,  Fanny  Allison,  Bf  la 

'    k2  75 


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FALHEBB   INDEX  TO  "THE  TIMSS "  KEWBPAPEB. 


[Jan.  1  to 


Deaths  {continued). 

Deaths  {continued). 

Crosland,  T.  P.,  9iii  9  d 

De-Brons,  Viscomte,  18  j  1  a 

'PV.MVMXkM    "DAm^mttt^n        11m*       1     M 

Delany,  Charlotte  Mary,  5  m  1  a 

Delessert,  Benjamin,  12/  1  a 

Cross,  Jane  Mary,  17/  1  a 

Cro88«,  Catherine,  ij  I  a 

Dennery,  Dr.  Cornelius  William,  9  j  1  a 

Susannah,  9j  1  a 

Denning,  Rev.  Stephen  Poyntz,  31  j  1  a 

Crossly,  John,  27/  1  a 

Dennis.  Edith  Wesley,  7 J  1  a 

Crowe,  Ada  Carlisle,  2m  la 

Dennys,  Nicholas,  7/  1  a 

Crowthcr,  Anne,  6j  lo— SJ  la 

Croxford,  Eleanor  Ida,  5fla 

Denshire,  Rev.  William  Charles,  28  m  1  a 

DesBonlavy,  Louisa,  9  m  1  a 

Croyden,  Edward,  10  j  1  o— 14  j  1  a 

Des  VoBUX,  Sir  Henry  William,  7j  la—7j 

Crump,  Mary,  14  j  1  a 

12e 

Sarah,  3m  la 

Devaux,  Charles  Pierre,  5ml  o— 12  m  1  a — 

Crutchley,  George  Henry,  28  j  1  a 

12m  7c 

Cryder,  John,  6/  1  a 

Deverell,  John,  28i  1  a 

Cubley,  Catherine  Mary,  25/  1  a 

Dewes,  Charles  Saunders,  24  j  1  a 

Cull,  Mary  Nisbet,  22^  1  a 

Dewhurst,  Elixa,  6  m  1  a 

Culling-Hanbury,  Tianra  Roberta,  10/1  o — 

Dexter,  Jane,  7  m  1  a 

11/ la— 12/ la    15/ lo 

Dibbon,  Charles  Ormishon,  25 j  la 

Cumberlaiid,  Sidney,  28  m  1  a 

Dick,  Adriana  Sophia,  28  m  la 

Cumbers,  John,  19  m  1  a 

Dicker,  Thomas,  Slj  1  a 

Cundall,  John,  1 J  1  a 

Diokins,  Florence,  6j  1  a 

Sarah,  17  m  1  a 

Dickinson,  Eliza  Watson,  18/  la 

Curre,  Edward  Matthew,  18/  1  a— 19/-lla 

RriT    Willi  fim    9^  tn    1  rt 

'  XMJT*  fTuuaui,  £\j  m  X  a 

Currey.  William  Ashwell,  19/  I  a 

Dickson,  James  Husband,  Ij  1  a 

Curtis,  Harriet  de  Lacy,  24/  1  a 

Mi^^  A^.^:^i  a:.  x%t     a  j   n  j      o.«i- 

■  Cntlack,  Hannah,  8  j  1  a 

Digweed,  Lyford  Hugh  Robert,  26/  1  a 

Cuthbert,  Maria,  21/  1  a 

Dilly,  Montgomery,  4  m  1  a 

Dacre,  JuHa,  16  j  1  a 

Dineley,  Maria,  5  m  1  a 

Dallas,  John,  3/  1  a 

Dirom,  WiUiam  Maxwell,  12/  la— 16/  1  a 

Dalrymple,  Arthur,  13  j  1  a 

—19/  1  a 

Dix,  Edward,  11  m  la 

Dixon,  Henry  Fletcher,  28  j  1  a 

Louisa  Tyler,  27  j  la 

Dahsel,  William  Adam,  8  j  1  a 

iur«»    iiA  J  1  _ 

juary,  a%j  i  a                                    * 

Dames,  Lieut.-Gen.  W.  Longworth,  24/  1  a 

Dobree,  W.  P.,  26/  la 

Dand,  Rey.  Thomas,  8/  1  o 

Dobson,  Rev.  WilUam,  2j  la 

Darby,  Rev.  William,  29/  1  a 

WUliam  Peyton  Alfred,  8  m  la 

Dascombe,  John  Milton,  28/1  a— 29/  1  a 

Dodd,  Mary  Louisa,  81  j  la 

Davenport,  Mrs.,  29 j  1  a— 10/  1  a 

Dolby,  Louisa,  29/  1  a 

Davidson,  Alice,  Ij  1  a 

Don,  Mrs.  Catherine  Millie,  16m  la 

James,  8ml  a — 10  m  1  a 

Dorman,  Emily  Mary,  9  j  1  a 

TTfithfirinft   P*ntnri>n     9Q  f    1  a     9  tn    1  a 

Domford,  Rev.  Joseph,  21  j  la 

Dorrington,  Charles,  2  m  1  a 

10m  la 

Davies,  Caroline,  17  j  1  a 

Douglas,  Capt.  Archibald  L.,  17  m  1  a 

ZI^.^mmm       1Q^       1      ^ 

— ^— —  xiciiry,  ±oj   ±  Of 

jJuiuDtt,  X*  jn  X  U) 

1lfnV|n1  TIT unr  XinntrAnn    Ifl  tn   t  jt 

Douglass,  Elizabeth  Martha,  28m  la 

Mfirr  Jnnrnhn.    IT  i    1  a      IR-i   ^  h 

Dow,  Lucy  Jane,  26/  1  a 

juiftrjr  woscuiJa,  *■(  j   x  i*     jlo7   x  o 

Robert,  28/  1  a 

Dowding,  Susannah,  25/  1  a 

Rev.  William  Henry,  19  m  1  a 

Dowling,  Alfred  Septimus,  10  m  1  a 

Thomas,  20  m  1  a 

Downes,  Clement,  26/  1  a 

Davis,  Catherine,  25/  1  a 

Downing,  Edmund,  9  m  la 

Frank,  7i  la 

Doyle,  John,  6j  1  a 

Hannah,  9j  I  a 

Drake,  Eleanor  Penrose,  15 j  la 

Davison,  Dr.  N.  F.  S.,  26m  1  a 

John  George,  10  m  1  a 

Davy,  Dr.  John,  27  j  1  a 

Drayton,  Rev.  George  Edwards,  21  j  la 

Dawe,  Josiah  Hayne,  13  m  1  a 

Caroline,  21  j  1  a 

Dawes,  Rev.  W.  R.,  21/  1  a 

Drew,  Sarah,  27m  la 

Dawkins,  W^liam,  14/  la 

Driver,  Emily  Alice,  28m  la 

Dawson,  Benjamin,  6/  la 

Drought,  Capt.,  George  William  Farrbrother, 

Catherine,  7/  la 

13/ la 

0.  E.,  4/  1  a 

Druce,  Susannah,  IBj  1  a 

Day,  Frances  Mary,  17/  1  a 

Du  Croz,  Ada  Rose  Margaret,  18/  1  a 

Harriet,  Ij  1  a 

Dudman,  William  John  Trelawney,  2  j  1  a— 

J.  H..  18/ la 

ij  la 

Rev.  Charles,  24  ro  1  a— 27  m  1  a 

Dnfour,  Mrs.  WiUiam,  24/  la 

Deacon,  Virginia  Grace,  4m  1  a 

Dufly,  Thomas  Connell,  28  m  1  a 

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Doaths  (eontintud), 

Dnmbletpn,  James,  18/  1  a 

Dnnbar,  Alexander  Stephen,  8/  1  a 

Duncan,  George  JameB,  4/  1  a — 5/  1  a 

William.  27/  1  a 

Dundas,  Grace,  17  j  1  a 

Major  John  Hamilton,  Ij  1  a 


-  Donn,  Colonel  Alexander  Boberte,  25/  1  a 
Col.,  17/  9  a— 20/  9  d 

Seymour  Bouse,  Ij  1  a 

-  Dnnlop,  Isabella,  10  m  1  a 

Dorell,  Thomas  Philip,  9  m  1  a 

-  Dorrock,  William  Frazer,  24m  la— 26m 
la 

-  Button,  BeT.  Ormond  H..  28m  1  a 

-  DuTall,  Mary  Anne,  5  m  1  a 

-  Dyer,  Dr.  William  George  Thiselton,   16j 
la— 18i  la 

Edith  Maud  Mary,  27m  la 

-  Dyson,  Eliza,  ISj  1  a 

Earle,  Arthur  Maitland,  80  j  1  a 

Eamshaw,  Florence  Mary,  Ij  la 

East,  Thomas  WMtboume,  23  m  1  a 

Eastcott,  Theodore  Francis,  21j  1  a 

Eaton,  Henry  Thomas,  27/  la 

Ebsworth,  Amelia,  16 j  1  a 

Eokford,  Mary,  20  j  1  a 

Eddison,  William  Edward,  17  m  1  a— 18  m 


la 


Eden,  Louisa  Anne,  11  m  1  a 
Edgar,  Anne,  81j  1  a 
Sarah  Elizabeth,  17/  1  a 


Edge,  John  William,  17/  1  a 

Edgworth,  Thomas,  9  j  1  a 

Edimann, Francis,  Ij  la 

•  Edmunds,  Mary,  If  la 

Edwards,  Benedict,  10/  1  a 

Capt.  Thomas  WiUock,  20  m  12  e 

r Frederick  Atcherley,  4  771  1  a 

Henry,  27m  la — 287rt  la 

Jane  Mary,  28  m  1  a 

Joshua  Ashworth,  18J  1  a 

Sarah  Harriet,  22/  1  a 

Thomas,  6j  la 

Eglesf,  Stephen  Lee,  Ij  1  a 

Eilsart,  Clifford,  20 j  1  a 

Eldred,  Margaret,  6/  1  a 

Elerton,  Frances,  26  j  1  a 

Thomas  Bobert,  6/  1  a 

Elias, Don  Domingo,  31  j  la 

EUerton,  Edward,  6/  1  a 

Elliot,  Henry  Sheridan,  Ij  la 

Biyersdale  G^enfell,  11  m  1  a 


Elliott,  Frances,  1/  1  a 

—  Sarah  Ann,  81  m  1  a 
Ellis,  Capt.  H.,  5/  1  a 

—  Cicely,  Mary,  9  m  1  a 
Emma  Louisa,  21  /  1  a 


Emma  Louisa,  16 J  1  a 

Elms,  Edith  May,  6  j  1  a 

Elphinstone,  Charles  Janes,  20  j  la 

—  Embleton,  Capt.  Bobert,  Ij  la — 2j  la — 
8/  la 

—  Empson,  Anna  Delicia,l7/  1  a 

—  Englirii,  Frederiok  Oliver  Granyille,  18  m  1  a 
Sarah,  4  m  1  a 


Deaths  {continued). 

—. —  Ensor,  James,  If  la 

Erskine,  Mrs.  Eatherine  Stirling,  11  m  1  a 

Erwin,  Susannah,  25 j  la 

Estlin,  Charles  Bridges,  15 j  la 

Etches,  Caroline,  13/  la 

Evans,  Beatrice  Anna  Boberta,  14/  1  a 

Eleanor,  17  j  1  a 

Eliza  Ann,  27  J  1  a 

Mary,  29i  1  a 

BeT.  Francis,  25 J  la 

Bev.  Frederick,  12  m  1  a 

William,  24/  1  a 

-^—  Evered,  Emma,  8j  1  a 

Fabris,  Antonio,  20/  2  a 

Fair,  Alice  Mary,  8  m  1  a 

Fairolotb,  Bebecca,  26/  1  a 

Fairholme,  William,  26  m  1  a 

Falkiner,  Lieut.-Col.  Sir  Samuel  E.,  Ij  1  a 

Fallows,  James,  6  j  1  a 

Fane,  General  Mildmay,  16  m  la 

Farley,  Knollys,  3j  1  a 

Farmer,  Sarah,  23m  1  a 

Parries,  Francis  Matilda  Mary,  2  m  1  a 

Farrow,  Edgar  Herbert,  24/  1  a 

Farwell,  Arthur  John,  29/  1  a 

Faullmer,  Francis  Macnamara,  81  m  1  a 

Fayrer,  Dr.  George,  9  m  1  a 

Fearon,  Edward,  24j  1  a 

Fein,  Ernest  Julius  Edw.,  15  j  1  a 

Fell,  Marian  EUza,  27i  1  a 

Fellows,  Major  Francis  William,  22/  1  a 

Fennell,  Charlotte,  Ij  1  a 

Mary  Jane,  11  j  1  a 

Fennelly,  Dr.,  12m  9c 

-^ —  Fenessy,  Ellen  Norah,  4  j  1  a 

Ferguson,  Catherine  Jeffrey,  26/  1  a 

George,  26/  1  a 

Fergusson,  William  Frederick,  20 j  1  a 

Ferrier,  Margaret,  24  j  1  a 

Ferris,  William  James,  Im  la 

Fesser,  Adolphus  H.,  20  m  1  a 

Festing,  Francis  Hoskyns  Morton,  18  m  1  a 

Ffolliott,  John,  20/  la 

- —  Fiddis,  Edward,  18j  1  a 

Field,  Eliza,  80  j  1  a 

William,  22/  1  a 

Fielder,  Mary,  Ij  la 

Fielding,  Alice,  81  m  1  a 

Mary  Louisa,  10/  la 

Filliter,  Clavell,  22/  la 

Finch,  Ada  Jane,  26/  1  a 

Capt.  Cuthbert,  6  m  1  a 

. Hon.  Daniel,  18 j  la 

Finlay,  Grace  Hunter  Charles,  4/  la— 6/ 

la 
Finney,  Charlotte,  Ij  1  a 

Fiqueiredo,  Antonio  William  de,  29  j  1  a 

Firmstone,  Ellen,  1/  1  a 

Firman,  Humphry  Brooke,  8/  1  a 

Firth,  Maria  Jane,  21/1  a— 16  m  1  a 

Fish,  Theophila,  10  m  1  a 

Fisher,  Ernest,  26  m  1  a 

John  M.,  17  m  1  a 

Mary,  4/  1  a 

Mary  Ann,  18/  X  *— 15/  1 « 


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[Jan.  1  to 


Deaths  {eantinuedj, 

FiBhlake,  Rev.  John  Boles,  3/  1  a 

Fitock,  John,  9  j  1  a 

— —  Fitzgerald,  Gerald  Frederick,  Sf  la 

Fitzpatrick,  Dr.  Percy,  22  j  1  a 

Emma,  16  m  1  a 

Fitzroy,  Elizabeth  Georgiana,  8/  1  a 

Flack,  James,  13/  la 

Fletcher,  Harriet,  19  m  1  a 

Mary  Sydney,  2j  1  a 

Floris,  James  F.,  10/  1  a 

Floyd,  Major-Gen.  Sir  Henry,  6 »»  la 

Flower,  Arthur,  4 »»  1  a — 7  m  la 

Finder,  George,  19  m  1  a 

Foot,  W.  B.,  2  j  1  a 

Forbes,  Capt.  John,  18 J   1  a— 18 j   12  c- 

20 j  la 

Gen.  Thomas  John,  If  la 

Helena,  4  m  1  a 

Force,  Peter,  6/8  6 

Foreman,  Mary  Anne,  23  j  1  a 

Forrest,  Roger,  22  j  1  a 

Forssmann,  Eliza  Isabella,  10  m  1  a 

Forster,  Arthur  Statham,  13/  1  a 

Fanny  Lydia,  29/  la 

Mary  Rumsey,  2ij  1  a—2Zj  1  a 

Forsyth,  James,  6/  1  a 

Fortescue  Brickdale,  Anne,  17 m  la 


Frederick  Richard  Norman,  2  m  1  a 
—  George  Frederick,  Sf  la 
Fobs,  Henry,  20  J  1  a 
Foster,  H.  8., 7/ la 

William  Watson,  18  m  1  a 


Fothergill,  Lieut.-Col.,  3j  1  a 

Fourdrinier,  Ann,  24  m  1  a 

Fowell,  Rear-Adm.  Wm.  Newton,  21 J  1  a — 

29i  12  c 

Fowler,  Bartholomew,  2ij  1  a 

John  Edward  Strode,  30  m  1  a 

Priscilla,  26/  1  a 

Robert,  12/  1  a 

Sarah  Jane,  6/  1  a 

Fox,  Henrietta,  If  la 

Foy,  Elizabeth,  6/  1  a 

Francklyn,  Grace  Cathedne,  10/  1  a 

Frankenstein,  Jacob,  7  fit  1  a 

Franks,  John  M'Kenzie,  6m  1  a 

T.  W.,  Sen.,  26/  1  a 

Frazer,  Capt.  John  Small  Henry,  20  j  1  a 

Caroline,  14/  1  a 

Charles,  28/  1  a 

Edith  Caroline,  19/  1  a 

Lewis,  28/  1  a 

Lieut.-Col.  James,  6  j  1  a 

Freese,  Philip  Conrad,  8/  la 

Freeman,  Henry  Merest,  6  wi  1  a 

Jessie  Louisa,  15  j  1  a 

John,  22/  la 

Mary,  16j  1  a 


French,  Jacob,  7  J  1  a 

Walter,  20m  la 

Frerichs,  J.  H.,  14m  la 

Freyille,  E.  H.  G.  de,  81  j  la 

Friend,  Frances  Edith,  24  m  1  a 

Frost,  Sarah,  9  j  1  a 

Fryer,  Catherine,  11  m  la 

78 


Deaths  {continued). 

Fuller,  Fanny  Lydia,  8  m  1  a 

FnllertoD,  Catherine,  26/  1  a^9  m  1  a 

Fnllom,  Frederick  J.,  20  m  1  a 

Furlow,  Mary,  6/  1  a 

Fnmiss,  Fanny,  20/  1  a 

Furse,  Emily  Clara,  Sj  1  a — 9  j  1  a 

Fydell,  Samuel  Richard,  4/  1  a—5f  1  a— 

6/ la— 7/  la— 8/ la 

Gafihey,  Mary,  4  lA  1  a 

Gage,  Anna  Arabella,  12  m  1  a 

Gale,  Eliza,  22 j  la 

Ellen,  31  m  1  a 

Ernest  Charles,  12  m  1  a 

Gammon,  Henry,  19/  1  a 

Ganz,  Herr  Moritz,  27  j  1  a 

Garbett,  E.  J.  H..  20/  1  a 

Sarah,  24  m  1  a 

Gardner,  Eleanor,  24  m  1  a 

Thomas  Bartram,  9  m  1  a 

Garforth,  Louisa  Catherine,  1/  la 

Gargill,  Anne,  27  m  1  a 

Garland,  Mary  Ann,  2  m  1  a 

Gamer,  E.  8.,  13/  1  a 

Gamett,  Fanny,  3/  la 

Garrett,  Mary,  4  m  1  a 

Garthwaite,  Elizabeth,  29  j  I  a 

Garwood,  Mary,  18J  la 

Gascoigne,  Emily,  26  j  1  a 

Gason,  Eznily  Augusta,  18  m  1  a 

Gates,  Ann  Elizabeth,  26/  1  a 

— ^  Gavegan,  Julian  Anselm  Gurdon,  27/  1  a 

Gay,  William,  16 j  1  a 

Gteary,  Jane,  21  j  1  a 

Geddes,  Flora  Mary  Beatrice,  26  m  1  a 

Gell,  Henrietta  Auriol,  24  m  1  a 

Gem,  Selina  Elizabeth,  6  m  I  a 

Gemeau,  General,  27 j  9  c 

Gent,  John,  5f  la 

Mary  Anne,  6ml  a — 7  m  1  a 

George,  Thomas,  21/  lo 

Gianetti,  Elizabeth,  5/  la 

Gibbs,  Herbert  Roberts,  21  j  1  a 

Gibney,  Frances  M'Eeane,  20 m  la 

Gibson,  Dr.  Sir  James  Brown,  6ml  a — 6  m 

10  & 

Frank,  19/  1  a 

Joanna,  12  m  1  a 

■ Nanny,  12 m  la 

Robert,  26/  1  a 

Sophia,  10  m  1  a 

Gideon,  Lewis,  15/  1  a 

Giffard,  Charlotte,  12/  1  a 

Gilbert,  Mary,  22 j  la 

William  Lewis  de  Saldanha,  26     la 

Gilby,  Louisa  Jane,  6/  1  a 

Gilchrist,  Jessie,  24  j  1  a 

Gill,  Joseph,  4j*  1  a 

Lomsa,  28  j  1  a 

Mary,  24  j  1  a 


Gillespie,  Ajin  Agnes,  13/  1  a 

William  George.  20/  1  a 

Gillett,  Ann,  29  j  1  a 

Charlotte,  31  m  1  a 

Gilliat,  William,  30  m  1  a 

Gilmour,  James,  31  m  1  a 


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Deaths  {continued). 

Deaths  {continued). 

GlfMling.  Ann,  14 j  la— 16j  la 

Gresley,  Henry  Soott,  6/  1  a 

GladweU,  Charles  Stribley,  8/  X  a 

Gretton,  John,  8  j  1  a 

Glaisler,  Henry,  6  j  1  o 

Grey,  Eliza  Maria,  25/  1  o 

Glasgow,  Dowager  Countess  of,  22/  1  a 

John,  25j  la— 27i  10c 

Glass,  Joseph,  1  j  1  a 

Louisa,  4  m  1  a 

Glazier,  Kate,  Ij  1  a 

Grier,  Capt.  Bobert.,  21  j  1  a— 22  J  7  e 

Glenton,  Matthew  James,  11  m  1  a 

Griffes,  Margaret,  29  j  1  a 

Olossop,  Charles  William   Waterhouse,  8/ 

Griffin,  Edmund,  18m  1  a 

lo 

Frederick  John,  10/  1  a 

Glubb,  Christian  Mary,  6m  1  a 

Griffith,  Frances  Harriett,  18  m  1  a 

Glynn,  Margaret  Gertrude  Frances,  28/  1  a 

Thomas,  16  m  1  a— 17  m  1  a 

Goddard,  James,  24  j  1  a 

Gronow,  Louisa  Lettsom,  24j  1  a 

Hannah,  11  j  la 

Groombridge,  Henry.  8/  1  a 

Grosett,  Frederick  Bock  Spencer,  22/  1  a 

Godfray,  Francis,  19/  1  a 

Godfrey,  Catherine  Bell,  18/  1  a 

GodsfeJ,  Hon.  Grace  Anne,  22/  1  a 

Gross,  Thomas  Joseph,  10/  1  a 

Grove,  John,  28  m  1  a 

Godson,  WilUam  Frederick,  1 1*    1  a— 2/  1  a 

Groves,  Louisa  Keen,  6  m  1  a 

-^j  la 

Growse,  John,  6/  la 

Goit,  Mary  Ann,  9  m  1  a 

Grylls,  Adele  Gerveys,  28/  1  a 

Goldie,  Ann,  4  j  1  a 

Guerreiro,  Evelina  de,  13  m  1  a 

Gelding.  Martha  Agnes,  7  J  1  a 

Guichet,  William,  24/  1  a 

Goldsmid,  Eliza,  7 1»  1  a— 10  m  1  a 

GuiUe,  Carey  WiUiam,  8/  1  a 

Gole,  Thomas,  21 J  la 

Gull,    Bev.    George    Eckford,    28  m    1  a— 

Goodhall,  Herbert  Beeres,  28  ro  1  a 

80m  la 

Goodhart,  Joseph  Henry,  9  j  1  a 

Guy,  Anthony,  27  m  1  a 

Gooding,  William,  20iii  1  a 

Hacking,  S.  0.,  27  m  1  a 

Goodrich,  Bichard  Edmund,  8j  1  a — ij  1  a 

Hackwood,  Mary,  24/  1  a 

—Sj  la 

Hacon,  Edmund,  4/  1  a 

Goodwin,  Thomas,  17  j  1  a 

Hadlow,  Henry,  7  j  1  a 

Gordon,  Arthur,  29/  1  a 

Haig,  Major  A.  S.,  12/la 

James  Henry,  18/  1  a 

Hale,  Bev.  Wm.,  31  m  1  a 

JiiTift  nrifRthfi    1R  ^  1  A 

Bobert.  Qj  1  a 

Haley,  John,  12  m  1  a 

Gorst,  Bobert  Ellison,  21  m  1  a 

Gosling,  Maj.-Gen.,  16 to  la 

HaU,  Henry  Joseph,  18/  1  a— 19/  1  a 

Gosset,  Elizabeth  Gertrude,  25/  1  a 

James.  27/  lo 

Gouge,  Elizabeth,  29/  1  a 

John,  28  j  1  a 

Gould,  Henry  Kimberley,  12  m  1  a 

John  Aubrey,  14/  1  a 

Gonne,  Thomas  George,  24  j  1  a 

J.  P.,22j  la 

Gourley,  John  Young,  21/  1  a 

Lieut.-Gen.  Lewis  Alexander,   21  m  1  a— 

Gow,  George,  25/  1  a--26/  1  a 

24m  la 

Goward,  John,  29i  1  a 

Maria,  8 j  la    14/  la 

Grace,  Bichard,  20/  la    25/  1  a 
Grafffcey,  Samuel,  27  m  1  a 

Rnrnh  Milrn    0 1*   1  a 

Hallifax,  Charlotte  Anne,  18;  1 6 

Graham,  David,  llj  1  a 

Hamber,  Blanche,  81  m  1  a 

Grainger,  Thos.  Bannerman,  IJ  1  a 

Grant,  Cyril  James  Stuart,  4/  1  a 

'Rdith  flnnhifl.  DnnTrm    19  m  1  /t 

Pmnrnn  Mn.mh    1 Q  m  1  /t 

YirHnin    \R  f  1  a 

Maurice,  12  m  1  a 

Gray,  Elizabeth  Bensley  Helen,  6/  1  a 

Bev.  Dr.  John  Wm.  Dering,  26/  1  a 

Hamersley,  Mary  Hubert,  7/  1  a 

Hamilton,  Ann,  28j  1  a 

Amhrllfi  Rnrnh    iRt   1  n 

Col.  G.W.,28/la 

— IBj  la 

Sophia,  llni  la 

Greaves,  Sarah,  29/  1  a 

Tnhn  Wnnlrrn    17  t   1  <i 

Harmmond,  Annie,  6/  1  a 

Green.  Eliza  Phillippa,  18/  1  a 

Hamp,  Bernard,  6/  1  a— 7/  1  a 

Hanbury,  Bev.  William.  14/  1  a 

John  Charles  Baylies,  9m  1  a 

Hancock,  EUzabeth  Graham,  23  m  1  a 

Bev.  George  Wade,  14m  1  a 

Hannah,  15/  la 

a—.«u  A««.A   a«*  1  «     in  ^  1  ^ 

Caroline,  Ij  1  a 

Handscombe,  Elizabeth,  28  j  1  a 

Greenstreet,  Bessie  MarU,  16  m  1  a 

Hankey,  Hermine,  11/  1  a 

FliVfihrrth    00  f  1  1^ 

Hankin,  Agnes,  Ij  1  a 

Hankinson,  Ven.  Archdn.,  81  m  1  a 

Greenhaifi^,  Charles,  2  m  1  a 

Grenfel,  Penelope  Frances,  lOj  1  a 

Hanley,  Sarah,  7/  1  a— 8/  1  a 

Hanmer,  CoL,  6/  1  a 

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Deaths  {continued. 

Deaths  {continued). 

Hannah,  Ber.  Dr.,  Ij  9e 

Henderson,  Andrew,  25/ 1  a—  26/ 1  a 

Hannay,  Bobert,  26/1  a— 27/  1  a 

Dr.  Duncan,  12  to  1  a 

Harbin,  Mary,  20  j  I  a 

Hardcastle,  George,  20  m  1  a 

Willinm    9l\i  ^  n 

Dr   Willinm  PAiriAlr    A  /  1  n' 

Tiflnra  Mfirin    IRf  1  <t 

Harding,  Ann,  9m  la 

Major  William,  14 TO  la 

Thomas,  29  j  1  a 

Henn,  WilUam  Bupert,  16/  la 

Hardy,  Annie  Fanny,  28  m  1  a 

Hare.  Elizabeth,  7  /  1  a 

Hennell,  Mrs.  B.  G.,  14  j  1  a 

Harford,  Sosan  Harriet,  Am  la 

Henry,  Lieut  John,  26  m  1  a 

Hargreayes,  James,  20m  la 

Harington,  Bev.  Charles,  12/  1  a 

flnrnh   Ann    9Q  i   \  n 

Henslow,  Isabel  Angela,  13/  1  a 

Harley,  John  James  Piatt,  Sj  la 

Herapath,  John,  26/  1  a— 27/  1  a 

Harold,  James  Arohibold,  16  j  1  a— 18  j  1  a 

Jinftnn  P!ilwin  "Rndrn    97  f  1  n. — S  in  l  a 

Harriott,  Sibella  Mary,  18  to  1  a— 19  m  1  a 

Willinm    1 R  f  Q  7i 

Harris,  Ann  Wood,  10/  1  a 

Herbert,  Capt.  Henry  T.,  23/  1  a 

T>Aa^«i<kA   T^nfaa    IXTovwA      0*7  •«     1    /> 

Daniel,  13/  1  a 

Herring,  Bey.  William  Harvey,  8/  la 

/3.^A_<«A    ITAn«»      1 0  /    1     » 

John  Mfu^kmtofih   28  m  1  a 

Hersey,  Henry  Venn,  6/  1  a 

Hertz,  Braur,  1/  1  a 

Heslop,  Elizabeth,  6/  1  a— 7/  1  a 

.  Mnfilf^n    1 R  i  ^  a 

Barah,  18j  la— 20m  la 

Hewby,  Ehzabeth,  IBj  1  a 

Heyland,  Mabella,  IOto  la 

Hamson,  Ann,  21/  1  a 

Arfhiir  'Rilwfirrl    R  tn    1  n 

Hibburd,  Edward,  1/  1  a 

Hicks,  Jane,  1/1  a 

Emily  Jane,  23  m  1  a 

Lucy  D.,  28to  1  a 

Hide,  Geo.  Edward,  13/  1  a 

Mrs.  Eliza,  28i  la 

Bebecca,  31j  la 

Bey.  T.  T.,  80i  la 

Hill,  Frances,  9j  la—lOj  la 

Sarah,  4^  1  a— 7  m  1  a 

Mr.,  Queen'8  Messenger,  21  to  12/ 

Hart,  Cspt.  William  HamUton  Shirriff,  81  m 

Phoebe,  8/  lo— 10/  la 

la 

Bey.  Bichard  Humphrey,  7/  1  a 

Charlotte,  9;  1  a 

Sarah,  21/ la 

Hartley,  WilUam,  7  m  1  a 

Thomas,  31  to  1  a 

Hartnnp,  Elizabeth,  28  m  1  a 

William,  12/  1  a 

Haryey,  Maria,  28/  1  a 

Hills,  Capt  John,  12to  la 

...—   Miofl  Ann    19  m   \ft 

Hingston,  Jessie  Issie,  22/  1  a 

Hitchcock,  Agnes,  4/  1  a 

Bey.  William  Maundy,  7  to  1  a— 9  to  1  a 

Harwood,  Ada  Mary,  17/  1  a 

Kathleen,  28/  1  a 

Hobday,  Mrs.  CaroUne,  21  j  1  a 

Chariotte,  27  to  1  o 

Hassell,  Balph,  2  to  1  a 

Hockley,  Mary  Charlotte,  4  j  1  a 

Hastings,  Sophia  Druce,  29  j  1  a 

Hodding,  Edith  Bosalie,  26/  1  a 

Hatchard,  Ann,  4/  1  o 

Hrtnrr  'Rnhnrt  Orntiu    QB  fin. 

Haward,  Constance,  26/  1  a 

Hodge,  Eliza,  23^  1  a 

Hawes,  George  William,  6  to  1  a 

Hawker,  Mary,  15/  lo 

iur«...   io»  1  ^ 

Hodgkinson,  Catherine,  30  m  1  a 

Hawkey,  Isabella  Frances  Vallen,  Sj  1  a 

Hodgson,  Annie,  7j  1  a — Sj  1  a—9j  X  a— 

Hawkins,  Dr.  Vincent,  18 to  la 

lOi  la 

Willinm  Mfirlr    1  'f   1  i7. 

Charles,  6/  1  a 

Harrifit  PHs-ahrth    17  ^  1  n 

1Xr:ii;«m    TXTa-rariAlr      1Q  /    1    /> 

Hawley.  George  William,  Ij  la 

Hay,  James  Thomas,  9  to  1  a 

Lieut.  John  Hutton,  18  to  1  o 

Hodsden,  Joseph,  4  j  1  a 

Haycock,  Sarah,  8/  la 

Hodson,  Damel,24  j  1  a 

Hayles,  James  Nobes,  14  to  1  a 

Bey.  George,  18  j  1  a 

Hayward,  Evelyn  Emma,  9  to  1  a 

Hoe,  Elizabeth,  26  j  la 

Head,  Sir  Edmund,  30  j  9  b—lf  1  a 

Hoffman,  Lewis,  4  m  1  a 

Headland,  Charlotte,  26  j  1  a 

Hoffmann,  Charles  Wallis,  Ij   la 

Heard,  Elizabeth,  15/  1  a 
Heaslop,  Capt.  J.  Colpoys,  6j  1  a 

Hofland,  Henry,  6  to  1  a 

Hogg,  Alice,  27  TO  1  a 

n-rnrrriflnfl  Rf>T>liifi    1 1  'f    1  fT 

Hogge,  Margaret,  20/  1  a 

Heather,  Staff  Assistant  Surgeon,  24  j  7  b 

Holdsworth,  Harriet,  19to  1  a 

Helyer,  Edwin  Groye,  15 j  la 

Hole,  Samuel,  17  j  1  a 

Heming,  Bey.  Henry,  14/  1  a 

Holland,  Capt  Henry,  18to  lo 

— ^  Hemmens,  John,  11  m  1  a 

Hollier,  Charles,  22/  1  o 

Hempsted,  Jane  Elizabeth,  7  to  1  a 

Hollis,  Anne,  17/  1  a— 20 to  la 

Henderson,  Alice,  18  j  1  a 

Holman,  Maria,  1/  1  a 

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Deaths  {continued), 

Holme,  Frederick,  5/  1  a 

Holmes,  Adela  Coote,  12  m  la' 

Mary,  26  m  1  a 

Holroyd,  Brenda,  24  m  1  a 

Home,  Major  James  Murray,  27/  1  a 

Honey,  William,  18  m  1  a 

Hood,  Seymour  Wharton,  31  m  1  a 

Hookham,  Catherine,  18/  1  a 

Hoole,  Rev.  John,  27/  1  a 

•  Hooper,  Benjamin,  3  m  1  a 

Hooton,  James,  24  j  1  a 

Hopkins,  Dr.  J.  H.,  Bp.  of  Vermont,  27  j 

10/ 

Eliza  Susanna,  28 j  la 

Hare,  Gapt.  Benjamin,  6/  1  a 

Cecilia,  3  m  1  a 

Horlock,  Joseph  Watts,  24  m  1  a 

Horn,  Robert  S.,  8/  1  a— 11/  1  a 

■  Horsbrugh,  James,  7j  la 

Horton,  Charles  William,  28/  1  a 

Houghton,  Edward,  9  j  1  a 

Richard  RoUo,  12  m  1  a 

Houldsworth,  Henry,  ISj  lb 

Houson,  Edward,  27/  la 

Howard,  Jane,  21/  1  a 

Mildred,  10  m  1  a 

Mrs.  T.,  2 m  la 

.  Sarah,  27/  1  a 

Howe,  Ann,  21  j  la 

George  Hobson,  8/  1  a 

Thomas,  22 j  la 

Jane,  22  j  1  a 

William,  24i  1  a 

Howell,  Anna  Hyacinthe,  2  m  1  a 

Dr.  Edward,  Sj  1  a 

Mrs.,  30  m  1  a 

-  Robert,  13  m  1  a 
Susannah,  9m  la 

Hubbert,  Be^j.  Philip,  20  m  1  a 

Hucker,  Charlotte,  31  m  1  a 

Hudson,  Herbert  Richard,  31  m  1  a 

William,  19  m  1  a 

Huffell,  George,  20  j  1  a— 21  j  1  a— 22  j  1  a 


Hughes,  Arnold  Ulric  Lyons,  8/  1  a 

-  Margaret,  24m  1  a 

-  Huish,  Marcus,  12/  1  a 

-  Htmimell,  James  Horton,  22 j  la 
.  Humphreys,  Susannah,  14 J  1  a 

-  Hunter,  Archibald,  31  j  1  a— 1/  1  a 

-  Catherine  Jane,  28/  1  a 

-  Colin  M'Lean,  14/  1  a 

-  Hussey,  James  Anthony,  25/  1  a 

-  Lieut.  James  Anthony,  14/  1  a — 18/  la 

-  Hustwick,  Sarah,  Ij  la 

-  Hutchinson,  Martha,  25  m  1  a 

-  Hyde,  Anne,  11  j  1  a 

-  Hyndman,  Capt.,  12  m  1  a 

-  Idle,  Ann,  12/  1  a 

-  Ifold,  Catherine,  14/  1  a— 15/  1  a 

-  Ingall,  Sophia  Elizabeth,  24/  1  a— 26/  1  a 

-  Ingersoll,  Hon.  Joseph  R.,  9  m  10  & 

-  Ingles,  William  B.,  7m  la 

-  Ingram,  Maiy  Phillis,  11  j  1  a 
Thomas  Lewis,  15/  1  a 

.  Innes,  Mary  Angus,  7/  1  a 


Deaths  (continued), 

Inskipp,  James,  18  m  1  a 

Instone,  Louisa,  12  m  1  a 

Irrine,  Anne  Catherine,  16 j  la 

Lieut.  Walter,  9^  1  a 

Irving,  Mary  Jane,  14/  1  a 

Isaacson,  Emma  Rebecca,  22 j  1  a 

Isham,  Isabel  Vere,  17/  1  a 

Ivyleafe,  James,  28  m  1  a 

Jackson,  John  Claude,  29 j  la 

Henry  John  Blomfleld,  26  m  1  a— 27  m  1  a 

Jago,  Anne  Darell,  29  j  1  a 

Jameson,  Arthur  Charles,  17/  1  a 

James,  Charles  T.,  31  m  la 

Edward,  29/  1  a 

Rev.  J.,  28m  la 

Janson,  William,  6j  1  a 

Jaques,  Rev.  John,  18 m  1  a-^21  m  la 

Jardine,  Margaret  Seton,  10 m  la 

Jarlett,  Edward,  17  j  1  a 

Jarrett,  Anna  Eliza,  30  m  1  a 

-  Jarrold,  Hannah  Priscilla,  27/  1  o 
Jefferies,  John,  31  j  la 

Jeffreys,  George,  2  m  1  a 

Mary,  11/  1  a 

Jefifs,  Ann  Colson,  2SJ  1  a 

Jellett,  Josephine,  6/  1  a 

Jencebhoy,  Heerabaee,  If  la 

-  Jenkins,  Martha,  19/  1  a 

Jenkinson,  Admiral  Henry,  10  J  1  a 

Jenlqnas,  Mary,  18/  1  a 

Jemingham,  Paulina  Mary,  7/  1  a 

Jesse,  Edward,  31  m  la 

Jessop,  George,  20  m  1  a 

Jodrell,  Colonel,  25/  1  o 

Edward,  30j  1  a 

Johnson,  Elizabeth  Hester,  11  f  la 

Emily,  22 j  la 

George,  16 j  la 

Hannah,  9 J  1  a 

Jane,  11 m  1  a 

John,  Ij  1  a 

Josias,  Ij  la 

William  Henry  Woodcock,  18  j  1  a 

Marianne,  10  j  1  a 

Johnston,  John,  4  m  1  a 

Johnstone,  Charlotte  Elizabeth,  3  m  1  a 

Hallyburton  Graham,  20 j  1  a 

Hugh  Milman,  3  m  1  a 

Jones,  Adm.  Theobald,  11/  1  a 

Agnes  Elizabeth,  a  Lady  Nurse  to  the 


Sick,  3m  9« 

Benjamin,  23  m  1  a 

Charles,  19  m  1  a 

Edward,  26/  1  a~27/  1  a 

Edward  Lanphier,  21  j  1  a 

Eliza,  21  j  la 

Evans,  10  m  1  a 

Helen  Margaret,  18  m  1  a 

John,  19/  1  a— 20/  1  a 

Leah,  17^'  la 

Louisa,  10 j  la 

Mary  Anne,  31  j  la 

Susannah,  26  m  1  a 

Jorden,  Margaret,  1/  1  a 

Jordeson,  Magdalene  Kiepke,  29/  1  a 

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Joseph,  Hazmah,  18m  1  a 

Joyce,  Capt.  Leonard  Sumner,  80  m  1  a 

EUzabeth,  6/  1  a— If  1  a 

Elvira  Axnalia,  25m  la 

Jojneop,  Anne,  14 j  la 

Jupe,  Robert  T.,  3j  la 

Eabyline,  Emily  Orme  de  Soolnowo,  29/  1  a 

Karr,  David,  24  m  1  a 

Kay,  Mary  Ann,  9m  la 

Bachel,  23m  la 


Kaye,  Margaret,  24  m  1  a 

KaySy  Dr.  Mar^n  Thomas,  Qj  1  a 

Eean,  Charles  John,  24  j  1  a 

Keith,  Helen,  26/  1  a 

Mary  Anne,  14  j  1  a 

Kelferd,  Joseph,  19/  1  a 

Kelleway,  Harry  Dalton,  SO  j  1  a 

Kellow,  Mary  Ann,  5/  1  a 

Kelly,  Dr.  Hnbert  Edmund  Charles,  Ij  1  a 

Margaretta, 21/  la 


Kelson,  Sarah,  16  m  1  a 
Kemp,  Brookes,  13  j  1  a — 14  j  1  a 
Louisa,  21/  la 


Kempson,  Alfred,  Qj  1  a 

Kempster,  Amelia,  26  m  1  a 

Ken(^,  General  Sir  Thomas,  27  m  1  a 

Kendall,  Anne,  14 J  1  a 

Kendray,  G.,  7  j  1  a 

Kendrick,  Sophia  Annie,  4  m  1  a 

Kennedy,  Colonel,  9  j  6  d 

Frances  Mary  Ann,  10  m  1  a 

Lord  William,  7  m  1  a 

Kenner,  Martha,  19/  1  a 

Kent,  Henry,  6  m  1  a 

Jane,  30  j  1  a 

Ken  ward,  Mary,  1 J  1  a 

Ker,  Mary,  20/  1  a 

Kerbey,  Charles,  29  j  1  a 

—^  Kerr,  Kezia  Sibley,  IS  m  1  a 
Kershaw,  Mary,  6/  1  a 

Kettlewell,  Sarah,  5/  1  a 

Keymer,  Charles  Edward,  12  m  1  a 

Keynes,  Harriet,  25  j  la 

Kindersley,  Hugh  Torin,  13  j  1  a 

King,  Elizabeth,  14  m  1  a   * 

Maj.-Gen.  George,  14  m  1  a 

Marianne  Augusta,  17/  la — 18/  la 

Martha,  10  j  1  a 

Robert,  13  j  1  a 

Robert  William,  25  j  1  a 

Thomas  Charles,  20 j  la — 21  j  lo 

Kinnaird,  Hugh,  28/  1  a 

Kinnersby,  Mary,  2  j  1  a 

Kipling,  Anne,  18^*  1  a 

Kirby,  John  Edward,  4  m  1  a 

Kirch,  Martin  William,  29/  1  a 

Kirkby,  William  Cozens,  28  j  1  a 

-  Kirkham,  Mary  Jane,  25m  la 

Kirkman,  John  Charles,  7j  1  a 

Kirkmann,  William,  14  j  1  a 

Kitchen,  Maria,  9m  la 

Kitchingman,  Philip,  22 j  la 

Kite,  Adelaide  Matilda,  17/  1  a 

Kitson,  Georgiana,  llj  la 

Knafman,  Capt.  Edwsurd,  HOj  1  a 

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Deaths  {continued). 

KnatchbuU,  Sir  Norton  Joseph,  4/  la— 5  f 

la—5fl0e 

Knight,  Elizabeth,  6j  1  a— 31  m  1  a 

.  George,  4  j  1  a 

Knox,  Arthur,  19/  1  a— 22/  1  a 

Lachlan,  George,  31  m  1  a 

Lacy,  Anne,  20/  1  a 

Sarah,  2  m  1  a 


Laing,  Francis  Arthur  Malcolm,  16  m  1  a 

Lake,  Edith  Lilian,  10  j  1  a 

Laker,  Abbott,  12  m  1  a 

Xiaman,  Jane,  12/  1  a 

J.  C,  3j  la 

Lamb,  Georgiana  Elizabeth,  25  m  1  a — ^26  m 

la — 27m  la 

William  Arthur,  26/  1  a 

William  Potts,  SI;  la 


Lambert,  Henry  William,  30  j  1  a 
Selina,  21/  la 


Lamprey,  Arthur  William,  12/  I  a 

Lancaster,  Harriet,  7/  la 

Lance,  Edgar  Luke,  17/  1  a 

Lancefield,  George,  14/  1  a 

Land,  Prudence,  9j  la 

Lane,  Edward,  9j  la 

Michael,  2m  la — 8m  la 

William  Owen,  19/  1  a 

Lansmead,  William  Pitts,  1/  1  a 

Langton,  Elizabeth,  13m  la — 19m  la 

Lapidge,  Commander  Charles  Horace^  lOj 

la 

Latham,  Grace  Mary,  27  m  1  a 

La  Terrriere,  William  de  Sales,  14/  1  a 

La  Touche.  Capt.  Charies  B.,  10/  la 

— '-^  Laurence  Edward,  2  m  1  a 

Emma  Mary,  13/  la 

John,  6/  1  a 

Major-General    Alexander    William,    28/ 

la 
Laurie,  John  Minet,  26/  1  a 

Lavender,  John,  28/  1  a 

Laver,  William,  2j  la 

Law,  William,  24 j  1  a 

Lawrance,  Edward,  29  j  1  a — 30  j  1  a 

Lawton,  Robert,  27 j  la 

Lay,  John  Goodall,  10  m  1  a 

Lay  cock,  Mary,  1^'  1  a 

Laye,  Marv,  13  m  1  a 

Lea,  Dr.  Robert,  17m  11/— 19m  la 

Francis,  22/  1  a 

James  Tarre^  17  m  1  a — Farre^  19  m  1  a 

Lebonr,  Alexander  Xavier,  1  j  1  a 

Lee,  John  Jackson,  4  J  1  a 

Margaret,  23j  1  a — 24  j  1  a 

Leeming,  Amelia  Mary,  12/  lo 

Lees,  Lady  Louisa,  13/  la 

Leeson,  Robert,  30 j  1  a 

Leete,  Joseph,  29/  1  a 

i  Legge,  William  Wallace,  6  m  1  a 

Leigh,  Anna,  7 f  la 

Leighton,  Andrew,  21  j  1  a 

Anne,  13  m  1  a 

Leitch,  William  Leighton,  30j  1  a 

Lemon,  James,  21  j  la 

Sir  Charles,  14/  lo— 17/  9/ 


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Deaths  {continued), 

Lennard,  William  Daore,  16 j  la 

Leonard,  Gbarles  George,  13  j  la 

Thomas,  26  j  1  a 

Leslie,  Dr.  John,  7  m  la 

Le  Touzei,  Emily  Georgiana,  81  j  la 

Leyeridge,  Samuel  John,  29  j  1  a — Slj  1  a 

Leves,  Sarah,  18/  la 

Levy,  Bessie,  24  m  1  a 

Herbert,  14  j  1  a— 17;  1  a 


•  Lewellin,  Oaroline,  11  j  1  a 

'  Lewin,  Major  Grennlle  F.  J.,  24 j  1  a 

■  Lewis,  George,  16 J  la 

—  Jane,  Sj  1  a 

—  Richard,  29  j  1  a 

—  Robert  William,  15/  1  a 
Light,  Henry,  7j  1  a — 8 J  1  a 
Lindfield,  Jane,  26 m  la 

^Lindley,  Rose,  Sm  la 
Lindon,  John,  1  j  1  a 
Lingard,  Mary  Ann,  29/  1  a 
Linsell,  Maria,  25  m  1  a 
List,  Sarah,  21  m  1  a 
Little,  Marshall,  17/  1  a 

—  Robert  Gbarles,  6j  1  a 
Littlehales,  Dr.  Charles,  12/  1  a 
Livermore,  William-,  12  m  1  a 
Livingston,  Robert,  3  m  1  a 
Lloyd,  Deborah  Ann,  4  m  1  a 

—  Edward,  19m  la 

—  Leonard  Wild,  17 j  la 

—  Mrs.,  19m  la 

Lock,  Adm.  Francis  Erskine,  15/  1  a 

—  John,  21/  la 

—  Eliza,  22/  la 
Ijockton,  Jane,  2SJ  1  a 
Lockwood,  Beatrice  Sarah,  19/  1  a 

—  Miss,  Ij  la 

Loddy,  George  Thomas,  dj  1  a 
Lomas.  Robert,  14 j  la 
Long,  Frank  Barlow,  27/  1  a 

—  Florence  Gertrude,  7j  1  a 
Mary,  7j  1  a 


Loked,  James  Jeken,  16/  la 

Louth,  Joseph,  14  m  1  a 

Lovegrove,  James  Samuel,  6  m  1  a 

Loveil,  Charles,  !I7  m  1  a 

Lovett,  Richard  Hugh  Ernest,  13 j  la 

Lowauce,  John,  10 j  1  a 

Lowndes,  Elizabeth,  1/  la 

Lucas,  Arthur.  IS  m  1  a 

Lucena,  Rev.  John  Charles,  20/  1  a 

Lndlam,  Henrietta,  24;  1  a 

Luxmoore,  Frances,  29  j  1  a 

Lvneh,  J.  H.,  16 j  la 

Lythall,  William,  11/  la 

Macaulay,  Dr.  Alexander,  19/  1  a 

Macbridc,  J.  D.,  Principal  of  Magd.  Hall, 

2oj  9/ 

Macdougall,  Anne  Catherine,  23  m  la — ^26 m 

1  a 

Professor,  Ij  9/ 

Macfarlane,  Alex.  Joseph  Hall,  17 j  la 

Macgregor,  Gen.  John  Alex.  Paul,  7ml  a — 

lOffi  9& 
B.  S.,12/la 


Deaths  {continued). 

Maciejowski,  Professor  Stanislaus,  16  m  la 

-  Mackenzie,  Chrisfina,  18  j  1  a 

• Frances  Eleanor,  12  m  1  a 

George  Wise,  25  m  1  a 

Kenneth  John,  17  ml  a — 18  m  1  a 

Mockinlay,  Annie  Margaret,  26/  1  a 

Maclean,  C.  J.  Allan,  7j  la 

Macleay,  Louisa  Campbell,  4j  1  a 

Mocliirean,  S.  J.,  4  m  la 

Macnaghten,  Capt.  Francis  Hill,  17 j  la 

Macnaughtan,  Agnes,  20  m  1  a — 21  m  1  a 

Macpherson,  James,  9j  1  a 

Robert,  12 w  la 

Maddick,  Marie  Louise,  13  m  1  a 

Maddock,  Amelia,  24/  1  a 

Madox,  Haria  Theresa,  Sj  1  a 

Mahoney,  Dr.  Montague  M.,  28 J  la 

Maitland,  Henrietta  Louisa,  ISj  la— 20 J 

la 

Moli^ant,  Miriam  Sarah,  20/  1  a 

Mallett,  Julia,  4/  1  a 

Mallock,  Anna  Maria,  bf  la 

Malone,  Mary,  28/  1  a 

TMalsher,  Arthur,  29 j  1  a 

Malthus,  Sydenham,  5  m  1  a 

Mancha,  Anselmo  Joaquin  de^  28/  1  a 

Mander,  Anne,  15/  1  a 

Mary  Ann,  19m  la 

Mangles,  Capt.  Wm.  Henry,  31  j  la 

Mann,  John  Howard,  Sf  Id 

Mannering,  Louisa,  25m  la 

r  Manning,  John,  4m  1  a 

Mansell,  Capt.  Bonamy,  9j  1  a 

Mapletoft,  Charlotte,  5/  1  a 

Mardon,  William,  31  m  1  a 

Marochetti,  Baron,  2  j  7  6— 3  j  1  a 

Mars,  Mrs.  Floretta,  80  m  1  a 

Marsh.  Mary,  17/  1  a 

Marshall,  Agnes  Phcebe,  Tj  1  a 

Elizabeth,  21/  la 

Francis  Henry,  7m  la 

Lieut. -Gen.  William  Henry,  3/  1  a 

Maria,  20 m  la 

Violet  Marv,   10m   la — 11m    la — 12m 

la 

Marsham,  Frances  Lucy,  29/  1  a 

Martin,  Ann,  14m  la 

Charles,  24  m  1  a 

John,  26/  1  a 

Mary  Ann,  11  j  1  a 

Mary  Jane,  5  m  la 

Miss,  A.  F.,  3  m  1  a 

R.  Henrietta  Aldenburgh,  20 j  la 

Wm.  John,  24/  1  a 

Martinean,  Jane,  14m  la 

Martyn,  Geoffrey,  21  j  la 

Martjrr,  Joseph,  14 j  la 

Mason,  Anne,  7j  la 

Elizabeth  Coombs,  lij  1  a — 15  j  1  a 

Mary,  7j  1  a 

W.,  16m  la      .  ' 

Massat,  Pierre, 22/  la 

Matheson,  Rachel  Eleanora,  6  m  1  a 

Matthews,  Thomas,  10  m  1  a 

Mathias,  Caroline,  14 J  1  a 

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[Jan.  1  to 


Deaths  (ccntinued\. 

Mathieson,  Alfred  Frewin,  31 J  la 

Matterson,  Willie,   15 j  la— 16j  lo—lSi 

la 

Matthews,  Audrey  Davies,  13/  1  a 

Iiieat.-Col.  John  Henry,  25  m  1  a 

Maud,  Ellen  Sophia,  26/1  a— 28/  1  a 

George,  14m  la 

Maude,  Eustace,  5  m  1  a 

George,  18to  la 

Maria  Neale,  21  m  1  a 

Maurice,  Thomas  Galley,  18 j  1  a 

May,  Henry,  14  m  1  a 

Mayer,  Charlotte  Bridges,  27  j  1  a 

-  Mayne,  Fredericka  EUza  Graham,  8  j  1  a — 
9j  la 

• M'Call,    Major-Gen.    Geo.   Archibald,  ISm 

12  c 

M'Callum,  Donald,  26/  1  a 

McCarthy,  Alexander,  6 j  1  a 

M*Caul,  Jessie  Boyer,  27 j  la      • 

M*CorquodaIe,  Hugh,  3/  1  a 

M'Court,  Thomasina,  7/  1  a 

M'Cutchen,  Harriett  Fleming,  20  j  1  a 

M^DoneU,  EUza  Phoebe,  3  j  1  a 

M'Ewan,  James,  12/  1  a 

M'Ghie,  Rev.  J.  Poulett,  17/  1  a— 19/  1  o 

M'Haffie,  Robert  Jamieson,  2Sj  la 

M'KiUop,  Effie  Mary,  28/  1  a 

M*Micken,  James,  3  j  1  a — 9j  1  a 

M'Swiney,  Isabella  Agnes,  14  m  1  a 

Mead,  Hannah,  27m  la 

John,  23j  1  a 

Sophia,  Ij  1  a — ij  1  a—^j  la 

Medlycott,  Florence  Caroline,  Bf  la 

Meldrum,  Thomas,  11/  la 

Monzies,  Robert  Dry  borough,  10  m  1  a 

Meredith,  Col.  John  Isaiah,  13  m  1  a 

W.,27/la 


Deaths  {continued). 

Mirrlees,  William,  24  j  1  a 

Moir,  Mary  Elizabeth,  2j  1  a — 10  j  1  a 

Moira,  Yisoount  de,  SOj  1  a — 31  j  10  a 

.  Moline,  Mary,  12  m  1  a 

Molyneux,  Maria,  28j  1  a 

Moncrieff,  Jane  Douglas,  4  j  1  a 

Monk,  Clara,  27  m  1  a 

Montague,  Adm.  James,  11  m  1  a 

Monteitb,  Miss,  18/  1  a 

Montgomery,  Mary  Millicent,  23  m  1  a 

Ronald,  10  m  1  a — 11  m  1  a 

Moore,  Charles  Chabot,  14  j  1  a 

Edward  Duke,  25/  1  a 

(George,  21  m  1  a 


Merry,  Thomas,  4/  1  a 

Mesham,  Charles  Edward,  7ml  a — 9  m  1  a 

—10m  la 

Messent,  Emily  Sarah,  31  j  la — 1  f  1  a 

Mcssiter,  Albert,  16/  la — 18/  la 

Metcalfe,  Thomas,  6  m  1  a 

Metford,  Dr.  William,  4  m  1  a 

Michael,  Pauline  Annie,  13/1  a— 14/  1  a — 

25m  la 

Michell,  George  Monck  Berkeley,  25/  1  a 

Middleton,  Edward,  6  m  1  a 

Mildred.  Elizabeth,  28/  1  a 

Miles,  Rev.  Thomas,  4 J  1  a 

Mill,  Lieut.-Col.,  7j  1  a 

Millar,  Agnes  Stoddart,  27 m  la 

Jane  Stoddart,  9  j  1  a 

Miller,  Caroline  Charlotte,  2  m  1  a 

George  Alexander,  24  m  1  a 

Sir  Charles  Hayes,  14  j  1  a 


Mills,  Sally,  10/  1  a 
Sarah,  14/  1  a 


Milner,  Philip  Splidt,  6  m  1  a 

Minty,  W.  H.,  20  m  1  a 

Mitchell,  Gertrude  Helen,  7  j  1  a 

Jfohn  P.,  ISj  1  a 

Parry,  19/  1  a 

MirrieleQfl,  J|ary  IJmpia,  80m  1  a 

94 


Mooyaact,  Amelia,  18/  1  a 

Mordan,  Francis,  28  m  1  a 

Morfey,  Mrs.  aged  106,  13  j  10/ 

Morgan,  Eliza,  7j  la  ^ 

Letitia,  19/  la 

Mary,  5/  1  a 

»-—  Morioe,  Commander  George  Farquhar,  4/  1  a 
7/ la 

Morrall,  Rev.  Henry,  16/  la 

Morris,  Arthur  Cecil,  28  J  1  a 

Cholmel«y,  23  m  1  a— 24  m  1  a 

Herbert  Henry,  12/  1  a 

Joseph,  14/  la 

Lieut.  James  Minchin,  31  m  1  a 

Morrish,  Elizabeth  Amelia,  29/  1  a 

Morrison,  Capt.  Hans,  14/  1  a 

James,  28 j  la— 29j  la 

Rachel,  7j  1  a 


Morse,  Frances  Catherine,  4/  la 

Marion,  4/  1  a 

Mortimer,  Lewis  Edward,  29/  la — 4  m  1  a 

Morton,  Samuel  James,  27  m  1  a 

Moseley,  Julia  Elizabeth,  13  j  1  a 

Moses,  Elias,  25 j  la 

Moss,  Susannah,  21  j  la 

Mould,  Francis,  M.D.,  12/  la 

Mowlem,  John,  10  m  1  a — 11  m  1  a 

Mozon,  George  William,  3j  1  a 

Mozley,  Sara,  4ml  a — 5  m  1  a 

Muir,  Elizabeth  Shaw,  30  m  1  a 

Muleock,  Richard,  15/  la 

Muller,  D.  G.,  14m  la 

Mure,  George,  19  m  1  a 

Murphy,  Eliza, 23m  la 

Murray,  Mrs.,  21  m  1  a 

Murry,  Mary  Grace,  21/  1  a 

Myburgh,  Francis  Gerard,  24  m  1  a 

Myers,  Jaques,  18/  la 

Naime,  Sarah,  13/  1  a 

Napier,  Alexina,  28  j  1  a — 30 j  1  a 

Jane,  6  m  1  a 

Richard,  16  J  1  a 

Nash,  Amelia  Jane,  16/  1  a 

William  Strudwick,  14/  1  a 

Nathan,  Henry,  18/  1  o 

Rebecca,  18  j  1  b 


Natt,  Henry  John  Bassett,  18  m  1  a 

Neal,  Maria,  11/  1  a 

Neale,  Sophia,  23  m  1  a 

N'eate,  Elizabeth,  22 j  la. 

Neave,  Sir  Richiffd  Digby,  12m  1  a 


March  31, 1868.]    palmeb's  dtdex  to  "  the  times  "  newspapeb. 


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Deaths  (continued) . 

Nedham,  Maj.-Gen.  Wm.  R.,  3 J  1  a 

Needham,  Lieat.-Co].  Francis  Henry  Wil- 
liam, 27  m  1  a 

Nell,  Alice  Gertrude,  infant  child  of  Frederic, 

24in  la— 25m  la 

Nelson,  Hon.  Albert  Horatio,  7 J  1  a 

Henry.  1/  1  a— 4/  1  a 

Nethercote,  John,  IJ  la 

Netloe,  James,  9j  1  a 

Nettleton,  Louisa,  29/  1  a 

Lydia,  6/  1  o 
Mrs.,  27/ la 


Neville,  Mary  Louise,  Bf  la 

—  Miss,  25  m  1  a 

New,  Caroline,  22  j  1  a — 28  j  1  a 

—  John,  31 7  la 
Newcomb,  John,  24  J  1  a 
Newdegate,  Maria,  25 j  la 
Newell,  Sarah  Anne,  if  la 
Newman,  Emily,  23  m  1  a — 24  m  1  a 
Newton,  Nancy,  29 j  la 

—  Richard  Blake,  10  m  1  a 
Nibloe,  James,  10 j  la 
Nicholas,  Isabella  Sarah,  23 j  la 
Nicholls,  Juliana  Caroline  Joan,  14/  1  a 

Maria,  14/  la— 19/  la 


Nichols,  Isabella,  6/1  a — 8/  1  a 

Miss,  3/ la 

Richard,  26/  1  a 

Nicholson,  Alfred,  Sj  I  a 

Ann,  30 m  la 

Nicolles,  Georgians,  1/  1  a 

Nixson,  Henry,  28^*  1  a 

Noble,  Alfred,  31j  1  a 

Georgians  Brudenell,  1  j  1  a 

Mary  Ann,  31  w  la 

Noel-Feam,  Rev.  Henry,  17  m  1  a 

Nordaby,  Ann,  13 j  la 

Norman,  Charlotte,  21^*  1  a 

Norrie,  Charles,  Sen.,  27/  la  " 

Norris,  Daniel,  17^'  1  a 

Edwin, 20 j  la 


North,  Thomas,  5  m  1  a 

—  Beata  Theresa  Frederica,  12  m  1  a 
Norton,  Helen  Burrington,  20 j  la 
Nourse,  Rev.  Aris Henry,  18 m  la 
Nntt,  John,  25  m  1  a 

Nutter,  Charles  Henry  Orme,  12  m  1  a 
Oakes,  Arthur  Harvey,  29^'  1  a 
O'Brien,  Capt.  C.  G.,  8  j  1  a 

—  Elizabeth  Mary,  28  m  1  a 

—  Emily,  6  j  1  a 

—  Major  Henry,  7ml  a — 9  m  1  a 
O'Connor,  Lydia,  25/  la 

Ogilvy,  Agnes  Gardyne  Rennie,  18  m  1  a 
Ogle,  Eliza  Margaret,  10  m  la 
O* Grady,  John  de  Courcy,  25  m  1  a 
Oldfield,  Henry,  22  j  1  a 
Oldis,  Eliza,  2Sj  1  a 
Oldmixon,  Frances  Paul,  5  m  1  a 
OUivant,  John  J.,  30^  1  a 
Olliver,  George  Kingston,  14/  1  a 
Ommaney,  Henrietta  Maria,  21  j  1  a 
O'Neil,  John,  1  j  la 

—  Rev.  James  Canon,  17  m  12/ 


Deaths  {cimtinued). 

Ord,  Charles,  6/  1  a 

John  Henry,  30 m  la 

O'Reardon,  Elizabeth,  29j  1  a 

O'Reilly,  William,  4  j  1  a 

Osbom,  Mary,  6  m  1  a 

Osborne,  Edward,  18  m  1  a 

Otley,  Thomas  Watson,  18/  1  a 

Overbury,  Nathaniel,  11/ 1  a— 12/  la— 21/ 

la 

Overend,  Mary,  3/  1  a 

Overman,  Charles  Edward,  2j  1  a 

Ouseley,  Elizabeth  Sophia,  11m  1  a 

William  Gore,  7  m  1  a 

Outhwaite,  Dr.  John,  21/  1  a 

Thomas,  18/  la 


Packham,  John,  30  m  1  a 

Padley,  Mary,  20/  1  a 

Pagan,  Agnes  Clarke,  25  m  1  a— 26  m  1  a 

Page,  Dr.  William  Emmanuel,  4j  1  a 

Ethel  Augusta,  20  m  1  a 

Pagler,  Rev.  Charles,  19  m  1  a 

Pain,  Esther, 4/  la 

Paine,  John,  13  j  1  a» 

Palmer,  Ann,  14  j  1  a—21j  1  a 

• Charles  James,  6J  1  a 

George  Holworth,  14  j  1  a 

Katherine Isabel,  21m  la 

Parker,  Ada  Enuna,  31  j  1  a 

Alderman  James,  30  m  1  a 

Charlotte,  10/  1  a 

Francis  Ann,  30  m  1  a 

George  John,  14/  1  a 

James,  29/  1  a 

Parkinson,  Emma,  18  m  1  a 

Frederick  George,  2m  la 


Parks,  Frederick  Caldwell,  23  m  1  a 

Pamell,  Susanna,  26/  la 

Parrott,  Sophia,  22  j  1  a 

Pany,  Elizabeth,  14/  1  a 

Richard  Rice,  15  J  1  a 

Parsons,  Charles  H.  H.,  14  j  1  a— 18 j  1  a 

S.,25/la 

Pasche,  George  Henry,  If  la 

Pastre,  Eugene,  23 m  la 

Paterson,  John,  13/  la 

Patrick,  Susanna,  21  j  la 

Patten,  Louisa  Sarah,  1  j  1  a 

Maria,  2j  la — ij  la — 6j  la 

Patterson,  Julia,  9  j  1  a 

Pattison,  Capt.  William  John,  15/  1  a 

Paul,  Anne,  12/  1  a 

Pauling,  Sarah,  7/  1  a 

Payn,  John  Brearly,  16  j  la 

Payne,  George  Josiah,  7 j  1  a 

Jane,  18/  1  a 


-  Peachey,  Caroline,  3 J  1  a 

—  Hubert  B.,  18  m  la 
John,  8/  1  a 

-  Peacock,  Elizabeth,  26/  1  a 

John  Shields,  2  m  1  a 

Rebecca,  26m  la 

—  Thomas,  25  m  1  a 
William  Eustace,  31m  la 


Pearce,  Elizabeth,  21  m  1  a 

— 7*  Pearsall,  Mary,  25  m  1  a— 26  m  1  a 


85 


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[Jan.  1  to 


DeathB  (continued). 

Deaths  (continued). 

Pearson,  Hamct.  27/  1  a— 28/  1  a 

Ponton.  Margaret,  20/  1  a 

Pecchio,  Philippa,  1/  1  a 

Poole,  Hn?h,  17 J  1  a 

Pedder,  Alice,  15/  1  a 

Pope,  Emilv,  20  m  1  a 

Pepg,  Mary,  7j  la 

Porter,  Ann,  21  m  1  a 

Peile,  Francis  Theopliilos,  23  m  1  a 

Charles  Edward,  18J  1  a 

Pelham,  Anne,  8  j  1  a 

■              Henry  Anfrustus,  8 J  1  a 

PortliK^k,  Francis  Ellicott,  26  f  1  a 

Pell,  Hon.  Margaret  Lctitia  Matilda,  0  m  la 
-13 m  la 

-  Pemberton,  Alice  Lonisa,  27 »  la 

—  Bofiick  Richard,  SOj  1  a 
Hon.  Georpje,  10  m  1  a 


Penfold,  Wiiliam,  28  J  1  a 

Pennefather,  Harriet,  10  //i  1  a 

Penny,  Elizabeth,  27  j  1  a 

PerciTal,  Celia  Eaton,  4j  la 

Pergias,  Maj.-Gen.  Baron  F.  W.  Per 'ler  Ton, 

22/  la 

Perkes,  Georjje,  Sj  la — 9 J  la 

Perry,  Caroline,  18/  1  a 

Peterson,  Marv  Prince,  7 J  la 

Petter,  C.  n.,'21J  1  a 

Phelps,  Anne,  13  m  1  a 

Philbrick,  Charlotte,  17/  1  a— 18/  1  a 

Phillippo,  James,  30  hi  1  a 

Phillips,  Arthur,  14  J  1  a 

Charles  Frederick  Johnstone,  11 J  1  (' 

Grace  Xotley,  22/  1  a 

John,  2ij  ia 

Mary,  29  j  1  a 

Sarah,  Aj  1  a 

William  Waker.8  f  la 

Philpot,  Herbert  Boker,  28/  1  a 

Phipps,  J.,  11/  la 

Pickard-CambriJgc,  Kev.  George,  16/  1  a — 

17 j  la 

Pickerinjj,  Mrs.  Maria,  3  m  la 

■  William,  24  m  1  a 

Pickthall,  Kobtrrt.  31 J  1  a 

Pickyrorth,  Janus,  14  m  la 

Pieters,  Mary.  Wtj  l  a 

Pi:ii:o:t,  Edwin,  ^o^*  la 

Piloher,  Edward,  17/  1  a 

Pilkinu-ton,  Anna  A.j  20  j  1  a 

Pirn,  Snsan,  3/  la 

Pitman,  James  Sanmel,  31  tn  1 .: 

Piatt,  Henry,  6j  la 

^-« —  Playfair,  Mary,  27  in  1  -i 

Plow,  Bev.  Anthony  Jthn,  huinUredj  Ion 


Postleihwaite,  Kennedy,  10 j  1  a 
Potter,  Elizalxth,  U)J  1  a 

—  Lewis,  14  J  1  a 

—  Elizabeth,  23 j  la 

—  Samuel,  27/  la 

—  Thomarj,  7m  la 
Po»ts,  John,  10/  1  a 

—  Serjr.-Maj.  Thomas,  4/  1  a 
Poiiltney,  William,  27/  1  a 
To ul toil,  John,  14 J  la 
PoweU,  Ann,  5/  1  a 

—  Frederick.  28/  1  a~2?f  1  a 

—  Gf orjre,  31 J  i  a — 1  f  1  a — of  1  a 

—  Walter,  24^-  1  a— 25 j  1  a 
Power,  Stephen  Dixon,  IS  J  la 
Powis,  Wi.liam,  19m  la 
Pownall,  Annie  Gertrnde,  13  m  1  a 
Pratt,  Annie.  7ml  a — 9  m  1  a 

Samuel.  29 J  1  a 


12  f 

Infant  Child  of.  13  m  12/ 

PIaml>e,  Jt»hn,  6  r'  1  <i 

PInnk.tt.  Maria, '1/  la 

PooK-k,  Mary,  10  )f*  1  a 

Pointer.  Susan,  2:im  1  a 

Pole,  Christina   Crjckti^'Lorpo, 

27m  la 

Polini.  Giovanni  M-^ria,  7/  1  a 

Pollard,  Emily.  21/  1  a 

George  Octavius.  2i  t  la 

Polley,  Eliza,  6  w  la' 

Pollock,  Thtuuas,  4  r"  1  a 

Pond,  RicLarxl  Radclife,  11/  1 .: 

Pou-ford.  John,  1_;  la — 2 J  1  a 

-  Pontes,  Mar^-aret  de,  I J  la 

86 


Pratten.  Robert  Sydney,  12/  1  a 

IVescott,  Mar»-  Anne  Charlotte,  IB  J  1  b 

Pn  St,  Mary.  12  m  1  a 

Pn^ston,  Jane  Maiy,  18/  1  a 

Mar^^-aret,  29 j  la 

I    ReT.Geonie,  28  m  1  a 

I    Price,  Charlotte,  20m  la 

;    Elizabeth.  2 J  1  a 

Elrina  Eliza,  4/  1  a— 6/  1  a 

Marpiret  Hay,  16 j  1  a 

Ralph  Charles,  3m  la 

PHvUaux,  Emma  Alicia,  4fn  la 

Priest.  Sophia,  18 J  1  6 

Pritstley,  Edw.  Ramsden,  30m  1  a 

PrinT.  Jt^hn,  11  j  la 

l*riu«^le.  r.tMtrioe  Marr.  14  m  1  a 

Prior,  S:irab  ^Hann,  28/  1  8 

Pritcl.ani,  Thomas  Kiinberley,  15  j  1  a 

Pro^y,  Ciiarles  John,  13/  1  a — 14/  1  a 

Mary.  5  m  1  a 

Pro:Ltrv.>e,  Sarah,   16/    1  a— 22 J    1  a— 23; 

la 

Prvce,  John  Wmdham  Brace,  10  m  1  a 

Pujh,  lA'wis,  22/  1  a 

PVe,  tilitii  Mar,* 23  m  1  a 

P>ke,  Rev.  John.  4/  1  a 

Qii'ilhorst,  Gwrjre  Henry  WDliam,  12/  Ifl 

(^ainn,  MarL^aret,  18j  1  a 

Radermacher.  Otto,  22J  1  a 

2o  m  1  a—       Ralf.mi.  Ellen  Amelia.  17  m  1  a 

Ralli,  Peti'r  Paiitia,  1/  1  a 

Ran  lill,  Jo«seph,  -2  /  1  a 

RasLilnle,  Luoy.  19  ra  1  a 

hatoiitf,  Ann,  11  f  la 

Rat>  Iw^ne,  CrrA  Charles,  15 j  la 

Wf.hain.  4/'  1  a 

iJattou,  Jo-^eph,  14  m  1  a 

Rav.ii^^.n,  Hi>ratio,  25 J  1  a 

Kavtn.  Rer.  T.,  18wi  la 


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Deaths  {continued), 

Bawling,  WiJJiam,  26i»  1  a 

RawUngB,  Daniel,  10 m  la 

Bawlison,  John,  17  m  1  a 

Rawsthorne,  John  Henry,  7/1  a — 8/  la 

Ray,  Dr.  Edward,  24/  1  a— 26/  1  a 

John,  Sj  la 

Reade,  Sir  John  Chandos,  17i  la 

Redden,  Penelope  Carrie,  20  j  1  a 

Redfem,  Charles,  25  J  1  a 

Redman,  William  Fitzwater  Hook,  30j  1  a 

Redmayne,  Henry,  19  m  1  a 

Reed,  Georgiana  Lavinia,  17 »»  1  o 

Reese,  Ebenezer,  18/  1  a 

Reeve,  Frances  Anne,  10  j  1  a 

Reeves,  James,  4i»  1  a — 6m  1  a 

Jane  Isabella,  Ij  la 

Reid,  David,  11/  1  a 

Florinda,  20ot  la 

Helena  Elizabeth,  28/  1  a 

WilUam  Ker,  4/  1  a 

Reilly,  Emily,  10  w  1  a 

Remnant,  Sarah,  16  to  1  a — 17  m  1  o 

Rennie,  Surgeon,  18  m  1  a 

William,  18/  1  a 

Renshayr,  Maria,  81  j  la 

• Revel,  Count  Ottavio  di,  18/  Sc 

Reynolds,  Elizabeth,  28  j  1  a 

Jemima  Alice  Eleanor,  Ij  1  a 

John,  28/  1  a 

Ricardo,  Harry  Ralph,  18  j  1  a 

Rice,  Charlotte  Mary  Howard,  16 J  la 

William  McPherson,  13/  1  a 

Ridley,  Antonetta  Amelia,  25/  1  a 

Charles,  6jla 

Richards,  Catherine  Crawford,  27/  1  a 

Henry,  25/  1  a— 27/  1  a 

Maria,  22  j  1  a 

Mary  Frances,  2  m  1  a 

Richardson,    Capt.  George,  19  m  1  a 

Thomas  Rembold,  11  m  1  a 

William,  15 j  1  a 

Riches,  Mary,  26/  1  a 

Rickman,  James,  1/1  a— 7/  la 

- — -  RidUngton,  Catherine,  23 j  la 

Ritchie,  Ann,  18/  1  a 

— Frederick,  ^j  la 

- — -  Ritherdon,  Ann  Pool,  8/  1  a 

Rivers,  Rebecca  Charlotte,  12/  1  a 

Rixon,  Catherine  Mallet,  4/  1  a 

Roberts,  Ann  Elizabeth,  30  m  1  a 

Caroline  Street,  11  m  la 

Commander  Percival  Benjamin,  24 J  1  a 

John, ISj  1  a 

Marie  Gertrude  ViUeneuve,  14/  1  a 

Mary,  18j*  1  a 

Robert,  4/  1  a 

William,  27/  1  a 

ISobertson,  Alex.  Henry,  2  to  1  a — 3  m  1  a 

Andrew,  13 j  la 

Capt.  Edw.  Miles,  18  j  1  a 

Charlotte,  Ij  1  a—Hj  1  a 

Lieat.-Col.  James Macdonolil,  29 ;  la 

• Margaret,  23  j  1  a 

— — ' —  Susannah  Boone,  14to  1  a 
■ Robinson,  Alice,  21/  1  a 


Deaths  (continued!), 

Robinson,  Eliza,  18J  1  a 

George  A.  C,  24  j  1  a 

Henry  James,  13  to  1  a 

James,  10/  1  a 

Mary  Lane,  21  m  1  a 

—  Minnie,  2 J  I  a 

Bichard  Wilkinson,  10 j  1  a 

William  Bamford,  28  j  1  a 

. Boche,  Agnes,  11  m  1  a 

Bodger,  John,  30  m  1  a 

Bodwell,  Sophia,  28  j  I  a— 30  j  1  a 

Boe,  William,  Jun.,  24m  1  a 

Bogers,  Elizabeth,  22/  1  o 

Henry  Grove  Humphreys,  17  to  1  a 

Bobert  Barge,  1  j  1  a 

William  Oswald,  11/  1  a 

Bogers-Harrison,  Barberina,  31  m  1  a 

Boker,  Henry,  9  j  I  a 

Bolleston,  Bev.  George,  24/  1  a 

Bomer, Bosalie  Eliza,  18 j  la 

Bose,  SVilliam,  14 j  1  a 

Bosebery,  Archibald  John,  Earl  of,  5  m  1  c 

5to  9c 

Col.,  4  TO  1  a 


Boss,  Henry  Anstruther  Comwallis,  6/  1  a 

Jemima  Mary,  25 j  la 

Jean,  30j  1  a 

Bev.  John  Alexander,  6/  1  a 

Bostron,  Bichard,  25 J  la 

Bothwell,  William  Henry  Coun,  24  j  1  a 

Botours,  M.  Des,  9  j  10  a 

Bouse,  Selina  Eliza,  20/  1  a 

Boussat,  Emma,  11  to  la 

Boussen,  Maurice  de,  4  j  1  a 

Bow,  Jane,  26 ?»  la 

Bowden,  Charles  Weatherall,  24/  1  a 

Bo  well,  Mary,  2  j  1  a 

Roxey,  Henry,  3m  la 

Boy,  Frederick  Lewis,  18/  1  a 

Budd,  Erie,  14j  1  a 

Buddack,  Cecil  St.  John,  3  j  1  a 

Budge,  Edmund,  29/  1  a 

Budkin,  Beatrice,  Ij  1  a 

Bumble,  Alexander  Frederick,  5  to  1  a 

Bushton,  Archdn.,  25/  la 

Bussell,  Brewster  Walkden,  26/  1  a 

Elizabeth,  14  to  1  a— 24  to  1  a 

Jacob,  13  j  1  a 

Bnthcrfiird,  Mrs.i  23  to  la 

Butlidge,  Thomas  Edward  Hearlc,  16m  la 

Kvan,  James  Joseph,  24 j  la 

Byland,  Charlotte  Mary,  23 J  1  a 

Sadler,  Martha,  30  to  1  a 

Sarah,  3  m  1  a 


Saint-Quinton,  Edward  Henry,  2j  1  a 
Salmon,  Frederick,  Ij  la 
Sampson,  Harriet,  19 w  la 
Samson,  Jessy,  27/  1  a 
William  Crosse  Brandt,  G/  1  a 


Sande,  Elias  Ben.,  30 j  1  a 

Sandeman,  George  Elas,  10  j  5  h — 11 ;  1  a — 

13j  la—Uj  la 

— ^ —  Sanders,  Elizabeth,  1  j  1  a 

Mary,  25  7?i  1  a 

Sandford,  Daniel  Chamock,  19/  1  a 

87  . 


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[Jan.  1  to 


Deaths  {continued). 

Deaths  (continued). 

Saudwith,  Margaret  Pitcaim,  21  ni  1  a 

—  Bansom,  Hannah,  20  m  1  a 

24m  la 

Banta  Maria,  Marshal  Count  de  Ponte  de, 

Thomas,  4/  1  a 

11/ 7d 

SheweU,    Frederick,    18  j   1  a— 21  j   I  fl- 

Sarah,  John,  9  j  1  a 

23i  la 

Sargeannt,  Fanny,  7m  la 

Shield,  John,  16 j  la 

Saunders,  Isabella  Susanna,  35/  1  a 

Shine,  Eliza,  8/  1  a 

Walter  Charles,  30  j  1  Or-^lj  1  a 

Shore,  Francis  Frederick,  16  m  la 

\xr:ii-:««»  xTn^Ma   t  «  i  ^ 

..  WilHnTn    9ft  tn    1  n 

SaTory,  Louisa  Frances,  24 m  1  a — 26 m  la 

Showell,  Georgiana,  29  j  1  a 

Sajer,  Capt.  Frederick,  14  m  1  a 

Shrubb,  James  More,  28/  1  a 

Elizabeth,  4m  la 

Shute,  Henrietto  Maria,  7j  1  a 

.  Frederick,  18ot  1  a 

Jane,  13/  1  a 

Mflinr  Tnmrn    90  m    1  n 

Shuter,  Richard,  15  j  1  a 

Saywell,  Robert,  30m  la 

Sibery,  Samuel  Harry,  23  m  1  a 

Scarlett,  William  Stanley,  26/  1  a— 26/  1  a 

Schneider,  Harriett  Anna  Rebecca,  19/  1  a 

Sich,  Henry,  14  m  1  a— 16  m  1  a 

Scholfield,  Robert,  15 J  la 

Sidney,  Florence  Maiy  Stafford,  22/  I  a 

Schrieber,  SybU  Beatrice,  21  j  1  a 

Simmons,  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  13  m  1  a 

Schwartz,  Natalie,  11  m  1  a 

Sarah,  31^  la 

Sconce,  Miss  Harriet  Richards,  25  m  1  a 

Bimmis,  Ann,  1 J  1  a 

Scott,  Charles  Rowland,  21/  1  a 

Simonds,  Maurice  Hiller,  14  j  la 

PdmriiTd  Arthur   Ofi  f  1  « 

Simpson,  Lieut. -Col.  Alexander,  7/  la 

Hon.  Helen  Georgma,  27  m  1  a 

.,  .          .    Tnlifl  I'rfiTiftffl  TfiiTirfk    19!  f  ^  n 

.    Rnflof tn  Mnrin    i  4   1  n 

Mary  Fanny,  4  j  1  a 

Samuel,  9  j  1  a 

Mary  Louisa,  25 j  la 

Sims,  Caroline,  13  m  1  a 

Rev.  John,  11  j  la— ISj  la 

Sinclair,  John,  18 j  la— 21i  la— 24j  la 

Sarah,  15  j  1  a 

— —  Susan,  6  m  1  a 

Tnnftnhina    Ifi  'f    \  n. 

Ronald  M'Donald  Caithness  de  Barrock, 

Scrimgeour,  John  Dugard,  20  m  1  a 

10/ la 

Searle,  Dr.  Charles,  5/  1  a 

Single,  Emily  Maria,  13  j  1  a 

Beaton,  Rey.  WilUam,  27  m  1  a 

Skeels,  Henry,  12m  la 

Seaward,  Caroline,  3  m  1  a 

Skeet,  Emma,  18/  la 

Secretan,  Rev.  Charles  Frederick,  28/  1  a 

Skelton,  Marianne,  5  m  1  a 

Seeley,  Mary  Anne,  23m  1  a 

Skene.  Elizabeth,  7 J  la 

Selby,  Catherine  Cohnan,  27/  1  d 

Skinner,  Agnes  Raymond,  8/ 1  a— 10/ 1  a 

Selmes,  Henry,  10/  1  a 

Thomas,  26/  1  a 

Skipsey,  Rer.  Edward,  19/  1  a 

Selth,  Robt.  Thompson,  24/  1  a 

Selwyn,  Hester,  26/  la 

Bkipworth,  WiUiam,  9m  1  a 

Sercombe,  Frank,  24/  la 

Skirying,  EUen,  14j  1  a 

Henrv  Edwin   90  /"  1  a 

Skrimshire,  Susan,  25i  1  a 

Blade,  Charles  Edwin.  5  m  1  a 

Seijeantson,  Maria  Charlotte,  17  j  1  a 

Peter,  15/  1  a 

Ernest  Augustus,  7m  la — 9m  la— 10« 

Sewell,  Charles,  30  m  1  a 

•la 

Shakspear,  Louisa  Caroline,  14 j  la 

Felix,  31m  la 

Shales,  Thomas  Edward,  11/  1  a 

Slater,  Harriet,  1/  1  a 

Shapland,  Charlotte  Frances  Terrall,  4/  1  a 

Slee,  Bertha  EUza.  6i  1  a 

Sharman,  Robert,  31  m  la 

Charles,  24/  1  a 

Sharp,  Sarah  Amelia,  25  j  1  a 

PVinrInn  TfnKnrf    Am    t  n 

Slceman,  Henry  Bradley,  4  m  1  a 

SUght,  Frederick,  20 j    la— 21j   la-21j 

Sharpe,  Clement  Lionel,  27/  1  a 

Mary  Ann,  20  j  1  a 

9/ 

Shaw,  Arthur  Brooke,  4  j  1  a 

Slodden,  Miss,  29i  la 

Isaac,  IS^  1  a 

a>v«v.i«    Q  /f   1  «. 

'                 oopnia,  O^   X  a 

TLf  nrr    *»"  /•  1  JT 

Sloggett,  Hecmione,  24  m  1  a 

Shearman,  Mary,  1^1  a — 2j  1  a — 4j  1  a 

Slow,  Mary,  11 J  la 

Shee,  Mr.  Justice,  15/  9  6—21/  10/ 

Slyman,Woodley  Cole,  21  j  la 

i>^«^.a    v«i^^    in  f  It  - 

Smerdon,  Mary,  1  j  1  a 

Sheldon,  Ann,  22/  1  a 

Smijth,  Dowager  Lady  Bowyer,  7  m  la 

'Dnrnf  Vttr    1  fl  f  1  n 

Smith,  Adam,  19/  1  a 

Shepard,  W.  John,  10  m  1  a 

Alicia,  18j  1  a 

Shephard,  Georgina,  5  m  1  a 

Amnlin  TTnm'nf    00  /  1  n 

Shepheard,  William  George,  31  j  1  a 

Sheppard,  Elizabeth  Hulbert,  21  /  1  a 

■     .  .        v^unriUB  xuTore,  xv  7n  x  c* 

Dr.  Ashby,  22/  1  a 

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BeafhB  {continued). 

Smith,  Dr.  Benjamin,  24  m  1  a 

Dudley  BnUen,  Sf  la 

Elizabeth,  Ij  la— 10m  la--21m  la 

Frances,  21  m  1  a 

Frederick  Garle,  6ml  a— 6  m  1  a 

Gerald  George  Perrott,  10  m  1  o 

Henrietta,  17  j  1  a 

Henry  Bowyer,  14/  1  a 

Henry,  9j  lo— 28j  la 

Henry OotteriU,  10 j  la— 15jf  1  a 

Henry  Dixon,  lOj  1  a — ^11  j  1  a 

Jane,  9j  1  a 

John,  12/ la 

John  Faithftil,  9  j  1  a 

Lydia,  23/  1  a 

Marian,  10/  la 

Mary,  20j  1  a 

Mary  Ann  Frances,  23  j  1  a 

Mary  Jane,  18/  1  a 

Eey.  John,  8 j  1  a 

Robert,  16 j  la— Urn  la 

Sarah,  9/  1  a 

Sarah  Emily,  6  m  1  a 

ThoB.  Raffles,  27/  1  a 

William  Jonathan,  13  m  1  a 

Smithe,  William  Foster,  22  j  1  a 

Smithers,  Marianne,  12  /  1  a 

Smyth,  Benjamin,  14  m  1  a — 17  m  1  a 

William  Croflen,  22/  1  a 

Smythe,  Capt.  J.  0.,  31  j  la 

Caroline  Georgina,  26/  1  a 

Snee,  Elizabeth,  9  m  1  a 

'  Snowden,  Henry,  31  m  1  a 

Soden,  Thomas,  11/  la 

Soper,  H.,  20/  1  a 

Sontham,  Samuel  Phillips,  27m  1  a 

Sonthgate,  Mary  Ann,  24J  1  a 

Spackman,  Robert  William,  19/  1  a 

Spalding,  Sarah  Marianne,  26/  1  a — 26/  1  a 

Sparke,  Emily  Florence,  18  m  1  a 

Major  John  Guyse,  Bj  1  a 

Sparkes,  Kate  Elizabeth,  11/  1  a 

.  Sparrow,  John,  27 j  la 

.  Spears,  Thomas,  29/  la 

.  Spencer,  Jane  Holder,  10  j  1  a 

Mary,  17  m  1  a 


Spicer,  Ann  Elizabeth,  11/  1  a 

Charles  William,  28/  1  a 

. Elizabeth  Anne,  6/  1  a— 6/  1  a 

Spilhnan,  Robt.  S.  P.,  7/  1  a 

Spode,  Helen,  4m  1  a 

.  Squance,  Barry  Parr,  9  m  1  a 

Sqoarey,  Herman  Fulton,  9  m  1  a 

Squire,  Mary,  9  j  1  a— 10 J  1  a 

Stable,  Jane,  20/  1  a 

Staoey,  Michael,  5f  la 

Stagg,  Edna,  4j  la 

TS^dall,  4  j  1  a 

Stainton,  Nathaniel,  18 j  la— 17/  la 

Stanley,  Caleb  Robert,  17/  1  a 

Gertrude,  26m  la 

Lucy,  13/  1  a 


Deaths  {continued), 

Starkey,  Edw.  Philip,  11/  1  a 

Starling,  Joseph,  16/  la 

Steams,  Joseph,  25/  1  a— 27/  1  a 

Steel,  James  Edward,  24/  1  a 

Stein,  Charles  Wm.  Andrew,  24/  1  o- 

la 

Stenning,  John,  Of  la 

Stephens,  James,  28/  1  a 

Stephenson,  Elizabeth,  8/  !•— 9/  Iw 

Stepney,  Emily,  25  m  1  a 

Stevens,  Lucy  Mary,  11  m  1  a 

Mary  Anne,  22/  1  a 

Rev.  Robert,  17/  1  a 

William  B.,  4  m  1  a 

William  Thomas,  20m  la 

Stevenson,  Rev.  George,  17  m  1  a 

Thomas,  21/  la 

Steward,  F.  Yorke,  2/  1  a 

'  John  Borrowdale,  27/  1  a 


Stewart,  Charles  E.,  21/  7  a— 24/  1  a 

Infant  Son  of  Mark  J.,  16  m  la 

Maiy,  20/  1  a 

Stibbing,  Charlotte,  28  m  1  a 

Stiele,  Elizabeth,  19/  1  a 

Stiles,  William,  4m  1  a 

Stimpson,  Isabella  Mary  Clarissa,  26/  1  a 

Stirling,  Peter  Murdock,  27  m  1  a 

William,  12/ la 

Wm.  Mayne,  20/  1  a 

St.  John,  Capt.  Mark  Kerr,  18/  1  a 

■  Henrietta  Frances,  17/  1  a 

Stobart,  Frances  Charlotte,  11/  1  a 

Stock,  Major  J.  R.,  3  m  1  a 

Stokes,  Eleanor  Prances,  2/  1  a 

Elizabeith,  9/  1  a 

Julia,  28  m  1  a 

StonnUl,  Joseph,  22/  1  a 

Stookes,  Dr.  Alex.  Richard,  20/  1  a 

St.  Quintin,  Cecil,  15/  1  a 

Straight,  George,  16/  1  a 

Strathem,  Alexander,  6  m  1  a 

Stretton,  Mary,  7/  1  a 

William  Richard,  27m  1  a 

Strode,  William,  21/  1  a 

Stuart,  Julia,  31/  1  a 

Sarah  Frances  Frushard,  80/  1  a 


Stanton,  PhiUp  Holmes,  22/  1  a 
Staplyton-Smith,  Harriott,  6/  1  a 
Stark,  Adam,  2/  1  a— 4/  1  a 


Stubbs,  Capt.  Frederick  Johnson,  8/  1  a 

Stuber,  F.  G.,  19  m  1  a 

Sturgeon,  Matilda,  16  m  1  a 

Style,  Capt.,  27/  1  a 

Suffield,  George,  9/  la 

Summers,  Eustace  Carey,  15  /  1  a 

Summerscales,  John,  11/  la 

Sunderland,  Mary  Ann,  18/  1  a 

Surtees,  Anne,  6m  1  a 

Anne  Lane,  14/  1  a 

Sutherland,  Emma  Alicia  Prideaux,  29/  1  a 

Robert,  18/  1  a 


Sutthery,  Sarah,  28/  la 

Sutton,  James,  24/  1  a 

Swain,  Mary  Ann  Duriaterrill*,  Ij  la 

Swallow,  Sarah,  16/  la 

Swann,  George,  5  m  la 

Sword,  Archibald,  81  m  1  a 

Bykes,  Emma  Mabel,  6/  1  a 


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[Jan.  1  to 


Deaths  (continued)^ 

Sykes,  Rev.  Robert  Langley,  6/  1  o 

Symons,  Alexander,  2m  1  a 

Bella  de,  14  j  1  a 

Synge,  Gilbert  Hugo  Follett,  21m  la 

Taat,  Tfaomas,  16  j  1  a 

Tanner,  George  Frederick,  24  J  1  a 

James,  13 j  1  a 

John,  24  m  1  a 

Mary  Venner,  22/  1  a 

Wmiam,  24fi»  la 

William  Henry,  27/  1  a 

Tarling,  Henry  William,  21  j  1  a 

Taaker,  James,  7  j  1  a 

John,  28J  la— 29j  la 


Taswell,  George  Morris,  18/  1  a 

Tattam,  Rev.  Dr.  Henrv,  10  j  1  a 

Tayler,  WiUiam,  22/  la 

Taylor,  Capt.  Graham,  IX  j  1  a 

Emma,  13  m  1  a 

■   James  Thomas,  10  j  1  a 

Jane,  30  m  1  a 

John  B.,  15/  1  a 

John  Rowland,  80  m  1  a 

Joseph,  6j  la 

Sarah,  81  j  1  a 

WiUiam,  24/  la 

Teale,  Thos.  Pridgin,  IJ  9/— 2  J  I  a 

Teissier,  Baron  de,  16 m  la 

-  Temperley,  George  Carr,  27  m  1  a 

Temple,  Hannah,  26m  la 

Terry,  Susannah,  1/  1  a 

Teuton,  Harriet,  18/  1  a 

Thatcher,  Frances,  10  j  1  a 

Thierens,  Caroline  Avice,  28/  1  a 

Thiselton,  Annie,  21  j  la 

Thomas,  Hannah,  17^'  1  a 

James,  16/  1  a 

William  Garnett,  18/  1  a 

Thompson,  Ann,  1  f  la 

Charles  John,  ISj  1  a 

C.  Thurston,  22 j  la 

Edward,  9  m  1  a 

Evelyn  Ijeslie  Heywood,  10  m  1  a 

Mary  Eliza,  3J  1  a 

Samuel,  20 j  1  a 

Sarah,  6  m  1  a 

Thomson,  Harry  Verelst,  24^  1  a 

John,  29  j  1  a 

Thorbum,  John  Anderson,  29^  1  a 

Thornton,  Ellen,  24  m  1  a 

Emily,  8  J  1  a 

Thomyoroft,  Sophia  Marianne,  18j  1  a 

Thorold,  Charles,  6/  1  a 

■  Ernest  Temple,  6j  1  a 

Thorpe,  Henry  Algernon,  10/  1  a 

Richard,  17  j  1  a 

^ Thresher,  Rev.  Philip,  13m  1  o 

Thunder,  Edwin,  6/  1  a 

Thursby,  Audley,  26  m  1  a 

Thwaytes,  Margaret,  7j  1  a 

Thynne,  Mary,  28i  la— 30j  1  a 

Tibbs,  Margarida  Rita,  0/  1  a 

Thomas  Gresley,  247n  1  a 

Tichbome,  Dome  Henriette  Felicito,   14  m 

la 

90 


Deaths  (eonHnued), 

Tidman^  Dr.  Arthur,  11  m  1  a 

TidaweU,  Edith  Veitch.  14/  1 « 

— --  Tilley,  Sarah,  81  j  1  a 

CeciHa Montgomerie, 20 m  la 

Tinson,  0eorge,  Bf  la 

Tod,  James,  26m  1  a 

Todd,  Mary,  1/1  a 

Tolcher,  Elisabeth,  17 i  la 

Tomkins,  Wm.  Graeme,  14/  1  a 

Tomlia,  Elizabeth  Anne,  16  f  1  a 

Toms,  Jane,  13  ^  1  a 

Tonge,  Susan,  22/  la 

Tongue,  William,  8/  1  a 

Tonkin,  Martha,  18  m  1  a 

Toomer,  Elizabeth,  14  j  1  a  . 

Toone,  Mary  Helen,  18  m  1  a 

Tootal,  Ellen  Lydia,  19  m  1  a 

Toplis,  Thomas,  14m  1  a 

Tonington,  Franeea  Harriet,  Viseoontess,  10/ 

la 

Touiay,  Peter,  18  m  1  a 

Tower,  Harriet,  22/  1  a 

Townsend,  Charlotte  Mnxiel,  15/  1  a 

Emma,  Ij  1  a 

Rev.  Ghtries  Hare,  26/  1  a 

Thomas,  26/1  a— 26/  1  a 

Traoy,  Waltef  Henry,  18  m  1  a 

Tiaquair,  Dr.,lli  la 

Trattie,  Miss,  ISj  1  b 

Traunaok,  Capt.,  18/  X  a 

Trautbeck,  Wilfred,  lOj  1  a 

Travers,  Henrietta  Anne,  8  j  1  a 

Trehem,  Annie,  28^'  1  a 

Treheme,  Mabel,  8  m  1  a 

Walter  Clonebough,  16m  la 

Trevithiok,  Jane,  24m  1  a 

Trimnell,  Wm.  Henry,  lOJ  1  a— llj  1  a 

Tripp,  Mary,  8^  1  a 

TrittoD,  John  Maxwdl,  10/  1  a 

Trott,  Richard  Howard,  6/  lo 

Tuck,  Marianne,  21  j  la 

Tuokey,  Henry,  Ij  1  a 

Tuihell,  Rev.  George,  22  j  1  a 

Tugwell,  G.  0.,  18m  1  a 

Tull,  Heniy,  lOi  1  a— 11  j  1  a 

Tulley,  T.  H.,  30 j  1  a 

TuimicUffe,  Anne  Laura  Georgiana,  16/  1  a 

Tupper,  Mary  de  Jersey,  21  j  la 

TumbnU,  Elisabeth  Sarah,  28^  la 

Turner,  Charles  Mortey,  6/ 1  o 

John  Alderson,  15/  1  a 

Joseph  Askew,  18/  1  o 

Maud  Msry  Isabel,  6m  1  a 
Michael,  9m  la 
Philip  Henry,  28/ la 


Tumor,  Lieut.  Archibald  Henry,  6  m  1  a 

Tumour,  Frances  Helen,  Ij  la 

Tweeddale,  Margaret  Dunbar,  Sj  1  a 

Tweedie,  Herbert  James,  14  j  1  a 

Twig,  Mary,  13/  1  a 

Twinberrow,  WilUam,  2/  1  a 

Twycross,  Rev.  John,  3j  1  a 

Twyford,  Albert  Fleetwood,  6m  1  a 

Twynazn,  Frederiok,  9/  la 

Tyler,  John,  6  j  1  a 


Marolidl,  1868.]    palmbb's  ushdex  to  '"«he  times"  iocwbpapeb. 


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BeathB  (continued^, 

Tyler,  Joseph  AngoBtiifl,  9j  la 

Tyndale,  John  Noah,  26/ 1  a 

Tyndall,  Thomaa,  17  J  1  a 

T7Tooxmell,GoDnteBSof,27i  12/— 23j  lor— 

29  j  1  a 
Ulph,  Clara  Jane^  80m  la 

XJninn,  Mary,  14  fit  1  a 

Upoher,  Annie  Louisa,  27  m  1  a 

Ruth,  27  m  1  a 

SommerriUe  Hay,  6m  1  a 

Upjohn,  Samuel,  28/  1  a 

Upton,  Augusta  Matilda,  5  m  1  a 

Utermarck,  Maria  Cristcil,  2^  1  a 

Yaohell,  Richard  Tanfield,  17m  1  a 

Yallentine,  Isaac,  6/  1  a 

Valpy,  Flora  Georgiana  WaUdnshaw,  6  m  1  a 

Van  Lennap,  Ralph  Ogilyy,  4J  1  a 

Varley,  William,  19/  1  a 

Yaughan,  Oharles  Ooote,  Sf  lit 

Bey.  Edwin  Henry,  4/1  *— 6/  1  a— 6/ 

76 

Yanx,  Loui«a,  4/  1  a 

Yawser,  Ann,  SJ  1  a 

Yenns,  Thomas,  18/  1 « 

Yentry,  Lord,  29^  Sd— 24^  1  a 

Yerini,  Ednmnd  Patrick  Linthvaite,  15/  1  a 

-  Yemon,  Mary,  11  /  1  a 

Yickers,  John,  6^*  1  a 

Yineent,  Elizabeth  Mary,  25/  1  a 

Yining,  Mary,  22j  la 

Viiian,  Caroline  Elizabeth,  2d  j  1  a 

John  Augustus,  24  m  1  a 

Yizard,  John  Foley,  21f  1  a 

Yoigt,  Baron  Yon,  4  j  la 

Waddington,  Rev.  George,  14/  1  a 

Wade,  James  John,  7m  1  d 

Wait,  John  Wade,  9j  la 

Wakeham,  Ann,  7  m  1  a 

Wakeman,  Walter  A.  J.,  29  j  1  a 

Walcot,  Augusta,  8/  1  a 

>  Walker,  Alice  Anne,  18  m  1  a 

Ann,  Ij  1  a — 8^'  1  a 

Caroline,  19/  1  a 

—  Charles  Brown,  9m  1  a 

Harriet  Theodora,  4m  1  a 

John,  Sj  la--28^  la— 29j  la 

— •  Joseph,  26  m  1  a 

Judith,  8  m  1  o 

Michael,  16/  la 

—  Percy  Wonham,  28^  1  a 

Sarah,  27  m  1  a 

Thomas,  26i  la 

Wall,  John  Peter,  14  j  1  a 

William  John,  16j  1  a 


Deaths  {continued). 

Wansey,  Elizabeth,  24  j  1  a 

Mary  Anne,  20  m  1  a 

Ward,  Ann,  4  j  1  a 

Michael  Henry,  8/  1  a 

Rev.  Wm.  Carlisle.  15 J  la 

Richard  Samuel  Had  wen,  8m  1  a 

Thomas,  ISj  1  a 

William,  24  j  1  < 


Warde,  Major  Charles,  Qj  1  a 

Wardell,  Anne,  24.;  1  a 

—  Wardle,  Francis,  10 m  la 

Warren,  Arthur  Henry,  14  m  1  a 

Arthur  John  Sandhom,  24  m  1  a 

Georgina,  4j  la 

— Hannah,  24/  1  a 

Mary  Ann,  21  m  1  a 

Rev.  George  Bodley,  Simla 

Washington,  Thomas,  15/  1  a 

Wass,  Luke  AJsop,  3/  la 

Mary  Ann,  7  m  1  a 

Wasse,  lola  Mary,  17 J  la 

Waterer,  Arnold,  20  j  1  a 

. Waterhouse,  Rogers,  6  j  1  a-— 7  f  1  a 

Waters,  Maj.-Gen.  M.  A.,  17i  1       " 


l/9d 


Waller,  James,  21/  1  a 
John,  27/ la 


im  la 


Wallis,  Henry  Xjeenard, 

Walmsley,  F.,  10  j  4/ 

Walsh,  Elizabeth,  16  j  1  a 

Walshe,    Staflf-Surgeon-Mi^or,    Dr.   H.   C, 

20m  la 

Walter,  Rev.  Heniy,  6/  1  o 

Walters,  Amy  Mary  Louisa,  26/  la 

Mary  Ann,  81,m  1  a 

Walton,  Amy  Mary  Louisa,  6  m  1 A 


>  Waterson,  Alice,  18/  1  a 

•  Wathen,  Henrietta,  21  j  1  a 

—  0. P.,  8m  la 

Watherston,  Margaret  Elizabeth,  20  m  1  a 
Watkin,  Col.,  25 j  1  a 

—  0.  P.,  27/  1  a 

'  "(Catkins,  Commodore  Jas.  T.,  14  j  6  c 
— .  Isabella,  10/  1  a— 11/  1  a 

—  Mary,  10^*  1  a 

•  Watson,  David,  17  m  1  a 

—  Fanny,  27i  1  a 

—  Hannah,  8  m  1  a 

—  Harriet,  20/  1  a 

—  Miss  P.,  18i  1  b 

—  Oswald  Handson,  11  j  la 

—  William,  4/  1  a 

—  William  Hennr,  21/  1  a 

.  Watt,  Geprjre,  12/  la  \ 

—  Robert,  6  m  1  a 

—  Watts,  Dr.  Henry,  28  j  1  a 
Mary,  22  j  1  a 


Way,  John,  11/  1  a 

>  Waymouth,  John,  2dm  1  a 

Wayne,  Thomas  Moore,  5  m  1  a 

Weall,  Benjamin,  4ml  a — 5  m  1  a 

Wearing,  Elizabeth,  14  j  1  a 

Weatherly,  Mrs.,  13/  1  a 

Webb,  Edith,  21/  1  a   . 

—  Edward,  8  m  1  a 

Elizabeth,  27i  1  a 

Emma,  18;  1  a-^2ij  1  a 

John  Hampden,  11/  1  a 

Lieut.-Col.  Robt.  Smith,  6m  la 

Mary  Ann,  29/  1  a 

William,  21/  1  a 

W.  J.,  14  m  1  a 

Webber,  Lieut.  Daniel  Thomas,  12m  la— 

13m  la 

Richard, S8m  la 


Webster,  Harold  Brodie,  28/  1  a 

Heniy,  SJ  la 


d1 


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Deaths  (continued)* 

Webster,  Margaret,  80 m  la — 31  tn  la 

Mary,  20  j  1  a 

Weigall,  Cecilia  Bytbesea,  14/  1  a 

Laura  Geraldine,  11/  1  a 

Weir,  William,  6j  1  a 

Weller,  James,  25m  la 

Wells,  Sarah,  9  j  1  a 

Wellsted,  Alfred,  2ij  1  a 

Wensleydale,  Right  Hon.  Lord,  28/  1  a 

Wentworth,  John,  17  f»  1  a 

West,  Ann  Margaret,  20  m  1  a 

■  Benjamin,  26/  la 

Westall,  Thomas,  20  m  1  a 

Westmorland,  Josephine  Eyelyn,  29  j  1  a 

Weyland,  Henry,  4  m  1  a 

Whateley,  Lady  Henry  Spencer  Churchall, 

18/  la 

-  Wheatler,  Louisa,  11  j  1  a — 13  j  1  a 

Wbeatley,  Alexander  Ross,  29  j  1  a-— 30i  1  a 

Wheeler,  Jane  Elizabeth,  3  m  1  a 

Charles,  10  m  1  a 

Ellen  Maria,  25  m  1  a 

Whetstone,  Joseph,  14  j  1  a — 17  j  1  a 

Whipple,  Sophia  Ellen  O'Reilly,  8  J  1  a 

Whistler,  Anne,  7/  1  a 

White,  Ann,  20/  1  a 

^ DaTid  Thomas,  6  w  1  a — 8/  lo 

Emily  Cerise  Hope,  27 j  la 

Henry,  27 j  1  a 

Henry  Augustus,  80  m  1  a 

Lieut.-CoL  Taylor,  dlj  1  a 

Lieut.-Gen.  Sir  Michael,  31  j  1  Or^lf  1  a 

— 3/la— l/9d 

Maiy  Anne,  15 J  1  a 

Rev.  Arnold,  13/  1  a 


Rev.  Herbert,  5/  1  a 

Whitehead,  Walter  Horrocks,  12/  1  a 

Whitfield,  S.  A.,  21/  1  a 

Whitley,  Frederick  William,  17/  1  a 

Whitlook,  Lieut.-Gen.  Sir  Geo.  Comiah,  3/ 

la 

Whitnell,  Ann  Charlotte,  14  m  1  a 

Whitney,  Celia  Helena,  16  m  1  a 

Whittaker,  Esther  Adelaide,  13  j  1  a 

Whyte,  Ethelbert  Spaight,  20 w  la 

Wicks,  Harriet,  20m  1  a 

Wigg,  Francis,  29/  1  a 

Wiggins,  Mary,  7  m  1  a 

Wight,  Miss  Hibbit,  27/  1  a 

Wightman,  John,  1  f  la 

Wilcox,  Maria,  11  m  1  a 

Wilkin,  Jane,  29  j  1  a 

Wilkins,  Alice  Roberta,  24  m  1  a 

Wilkinson,  George  Lawrence  Godwin,  17  m 

la 

Rev.  John  Ferdinando,  27  m  1  a 

WiUard,  Ann,  27i  la 

Willett,  WiUiam  Henry,  16m  1  a 

Williams,  Benjamin,  81  m  1  a 

Eleanor,  11/  1  a 

Evelyn  Isabel,  27  /  1  a 

Frances  Anna  Maria,  31  m  1  a 

George  Edmund,  29 j  la  • 

Hamilton,  18/  la 

Martha,  7  m  1  a 

99 


DeathjB  (continued). 

Williams,  Mordaunt  Lawson,  27 j  la 

Rev.  Edward  Addams,  18/  la 

Robert,  4/  1  a 

Williamson,  Mazy  Kinnersley,  11  m  1  a 

Wilson,  Annie,  26/  1  a 

Capt.  Geo.  Saxby,  8^  1  a 

Caroline,  4/  1  a 

Charles,  16j  1  a 

Charles  Thomas,  25  m  1  a 

Dr.  Thomas,  5  m  la 

E.  C,  18  j  1  a 

Hannah,  29  j  1  a 

'—  Lucy,  20/  1  a 

Mrs.,  29j  lo— 3/  la 

Rev.  Robert,  21  j  1  a 

Susan,  1  j  1  a 

William  Richardson,  31  j  la 

Wiltshire,  A.  G.,  19  m  1  o— 24  m  1  a 

Wimsett,  William  James,  3/  1  a 

Winder,  John,  9/  1  a 

Windsor,  Emma  Ann,  24  m  1  a 

. Wingrove,  John,  9  m  1  a 

Winn,  Charles,  1/1  a— 7/  1  a 

Winslow,  Robert,-  21  w  1  a 

Winstono,  Edwin  Frederick,  27  m  la 

— »--  Winteler,  Gaspar,  16  m  1  a 

Wintle,  Thomas,  24m  la 

Wire,  Benjamin,  4  j  1  a 

Wirzman,  Mina  Eliza,  20  j  1  a 

Wi6e,  Lyford  Hugh  Robert,  26/  1  a 

Thomas,  17j  1  a 

' Witherby,  Francis,  16  m  1  a 

Withington,  Sarah,  2  m  1  a 

Witten,  M.  de,  28j  7  6 

Wollen,  Rev.  James,  24  m  1  a 

Wolseley,  William  Cosby,  25  m  1  a 

Wood,  Ann,  4m  1  a 

Francis  John,  24  J  1  a 

Gilbert  Hilary,  29 J  1  a 

Harriet  Jane,  26  m  1  a 

— • Joseph  Robert,  30  j  1  a 

Louisa  Frances,  26/  1  a 

Maria  Frances  de  Cort,  13  m  1  a 

Mary,  14 j*  la 

Woodbridge,  Henry  Woodbridge,  17  j  1  a 

Woodhouse,  Rev.  Campbell,  18  m  1  a 

Serjt.-Maj.,28m  116 

Woodland,  Walter  Stuckey,  13  m  1  a 

Woodley,  James,  3/  1  a 

Woodriff,  Capt.  J.  R.,  15/  la— 17/  la 

Woodrow,  Henry,  18  m  1  a 

Woodward,  Augustus  Henry,  24  m  1  a — ^27  w 

1  a 

Woolf,  Esther,  4/  la 

Woolley,  Rebecca,  26m  la— 27m  la 

Woolmer,  John  Chester,  5  m  1  a 

Wormald,  Ellen  Jane,  6/  1  a 

Frank,  9j  1  a 

Wright,  Bache,  30i  1  a 

Henry,  29/  1  a 

James,  10  m  1  a 

John,  19  m  1  a 

Joseph,  7  m  1  a 

Margaret,  23/  1  a 

— —  Mary  Catherine,  1^  1  a 


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Deaths  (continiLed), 

Wnght,  Sarah  Jane,  20to  lo 

William,  18  j  1  a 

William  Pickett,  SO  j  1  a 

Wrigley,  Barton,  18ot  1  o 

Wyatt,  Elizabeth  Frances,  9j  1  a 

Wyers,  Fanny,  20  j  1  a 

Wylie,  Alexander,  9m  la 

Wynch,  Mary  Jane,  22  j  1  a 

Wynyard,  Henrietta  Ellen,  20  m  1  a 

Yarborgh,  Mary  Antonia,  Ij  la 

Yates,  Capt.  Wm.  Oharles,  9i  1  a 

Bey.  Hugh  Seymour,  14m  la 

BcT.  James,  25  m  1  a 

Stella  Maria,  16  m  1  a 

Yeomans,  Jane,  4m  la 

Yonge,  Elizabeth,  14  j  1  a 

Yorke,  Maria,  4/  1  a 

Bey.  Thomas  Henry,  19/  1  a 

Young,    Campbell    William  Shotten, 


la 


16  m 


Eleanor,  4/  1  a 

Elizabeth,  25m  la— 28m  la 

Bicbard,  22  j  1  a 


Zamoyski,  Gen.  Count,  6f  7  b 

Zeiler,  Francisco  Ignatio  Van,  29  J  1  a 

Zimmerman,  Martha,  7ml  a — ^lOm  la 

Deaths  by  Violence,  Begistrar's  return,  18  m  11/ 

From  Starvation,  6  m  10  h — 9  m  9/ 

Notes  from  the  Begisters  o/,  26/  7/ 

December,  MeteorologicaJ  Analysis  of,  2j  9  b 
Decent  Poverty.  25  j  6/ 

Deck  Load-^Case  of  the  Ivanhoe,  24  j  7  6—3/  7  c 

—4/ 10  a— 6/7/ 
Befosal  to  proceed  to  Sea  from  Overloading  a 

Ship,  6  m  7  c 
Declaration  of  the  B.  C.  Clergy,  2  J  Be 
Deerb  (Geo.)  on  the  East  End  Distress,  10 J  9a 
Delisse  (M.)  on  British  Lithology,  12  m  10/ 
Delpech  (Citoyen),  Notes  about,  12  m  10  c— 17  m 

12  c 
De  Neonsann  (G.  L.)  on  Beetroot  Sugar,  4/  5/— 

7/  7  6—18/  7/ 
Denison  (Bt.  Hon.  J.  E.)  on  Education,  24  j  7  d 
DZMTMABX :—  , 

Intended  Tour  of  the  Crown  Prince,  12m  9  c 

Bcsignation  of  Bishop  Kierkegaard,  4  m  9  6 

Sale  of  West  India  Islands,  81  j  7  6 

Denton  (J.  B.)  on  Steam  Cultivation  and  Drainage, 

ISj  4/— 22 J  7  c 
Derby  (Earl  of).  Health,  27i  9  6— 3/9  6— 17/  9  a 

—18/  7e— 19/  9/— 20/  12  6—21/  9  6 
I^gal  Patronage  during  his   Ministey,  24/ 

lie 
Note  on  the  ExanUner'i  Account  of,  9  m  12  a 

his  Betirement,  80  m  9  d 

Betirement  from  Office,  26/  8  d 

Derbyshire  Miners'  Lock-out,  1  j  6  c— 21/  12/— 

5  m  9/ 
Meeting  of  the  Working  Men's  Association 

about,  12  m  5  6 
Des  Voeux  (Sir  Henry),  Sketch  of;  7  J  12  c 
Deutscher  Turnverein,  19  m  12  a 
Deyanx  (Charles),  Notice  of,  12  m   7  c 
DeTon,  County  Bates  in,  26  j  4<i 
Memorial  to  Government  on  the  Batei,  28)' 

4iZ 


Devonshire,  Extraordinary  Yield  of  Barley  in,  21j 

66 
Dickens  (Mr.)  in  America,  9 j  9/— lOj  10  c— 11  j 

6£t— 21j  66— 28^'  106 
Dicker  (Bobt.,  of  Vigo  Street),  Notice  about,  24  m 

Dickinson  (A.  B.),    New  Volcano  in  Nicaragua, 

Uj  10  d 
Dickson  (J.  T.),  on  Insane  Asylums,  10  j  4  c 
Dictionaries  for  the  Pocket,  what   they  are  and 

should  be,  16J  11/ 
Diplomatic  Costume— the  American  Minister,  6  m 

6/ 

Pensioners,  List  of,  17m  8  d 

Direct  Commissions,  11 J  9  c — 16  j  7  6 
Disappearance  of  a  Young  Girl  last  Autumn,  11/ 

8d 
Discount,  Fluctuations  in  the  year,  Ij  6  c 
Discovery  of  Ammunition  near  South  Metropolitan 

Gas  Works,  15/9  6 
Disraeli  (Bt.  Hon.  B.)  and  Lord  Chelmsford,  11  m 

10  6 

-^  Detennination  on  the  Success  of  Mr.  Glad- 
stone's Besolutions,  28m  9a 

Intended  Visit  of  the  Prince  and  Princess  of 

Wales  to,  26  m  9  « 

Letter  on  the  Gladstone  Besolutions,  27  m  9/ 

NotetoJBarlBusBell,7m  9/ 

On  Education,  Deputation  to,  12  m  6/ 

Beception  at  the  New  Foreign  Office^  26m  9  c 

List  of  Visitors,  26  m  9  c— 27  m  5  c— 27  m 

9/— 28  m  9/— 80  m  12/ 

Beply  to  the  Working  Men's  Conservative 

Association  Address,  13  m  9/ 

Sketch  of,  27/  8  d 

Distress  and  Dirt,  9  j  10/ 

Dividends,  Bankrupt,  ly   7e — 4y   6  a — SJ   4  b-— 

11  j  6  a— 16y  4a— 18^  6a— 22j  4d— 25j  be 
— 29j  6a— 1/6  6— 6/ 6 a— 8/  6<t— 12/  6a 
—19/  6  c— 22/  5  6—26/  66—29/  6  a— 7  m 
6«— 11m  8  c— 14  m  12  6— 18  m  6/— 21m  8  c 
—26  m  8  c— 28  m  66 

DrVOBGE  COITBT: — 

Allsop  V,  Allsop  and  Colby,  10  /  11  <l 

Bacon  r.  Bacon,  31y  9  a 

Barker  v.  Barker  and  Fumess,  6/  9  c 

Bastable,  Mrs.  Seline  Elizabeth  v,  Henry 

Bastable,  14y  9  e 

Berger  v,  Berget  and  Hicks,  8/  11  c 

Biddle  v,  Biddle,  8/  11  c 

Blackbome  v,  Blackbome,  23  m  10/ 

Booth  V.  Booth  and  Leafinan,  10/  11  d 

Bothamley  v,  Bothamley  and  Fairer,    7/ 

116 

Brutton  v,  Brutton,  8/  11  c 

Btirrows  r.  Burrows,  20/  11  c— 21/  11  c 

Butler  V.  Butler  and  Payne,  27  j  11  e 

Carter  v.  Carter,  8/  11  c 

Cases  for  Trial,  9i  6/ 

Chapman  v,  CLapman,  22/  116—24/  lie 

—27/  10  c 

Child  V.  Chfld,  Martin,  and  Ward,  8/  11  c 

Chiosso  V.  ChioBso,  10/  11  d 

Churchill  v.  Churchill  and  Abbott,  24j  9  e^ 

27 j  11 d 
Codnor  v.  Oodner^  80  J  IX  a 


DlT 


PALKEB'8  HTDEX  to  ^'THX  9IKZB"  KEWflPAPBB. 


[Jan.  1  to 


BivoTce  Oourt  (ccmttnued). 

Collins  r.  Golline  and  Simpson,  8/  11  c 

Conradi  v,  Confadi,  Wamd,  etc,,  80  m  11  «— 

23  m  10/ 

CoBter  V.  Ooflter  and  Weblk,  6/96 

Orabb  v.  Crabb,  24, j  9  c— 18  mild 

^ Dale  V.  Dale  and  Clayton,  22/  11  b 

Dayis  v,  DaTis,  8/  11  c 

Dering  v,  Dering  and  Blakeley,  Capel  inter- 

Tening,  18  m  11 4 

Dew  V,  Dew  and  Oliver,  24 j  9  e 

Downie  v.  Downie  and  Bead,  24  j  9« 

Drinkwater  v.  Diinkwater,  Judge,  and  Bobb- 

son,  24;  9  c 
"  Edwards  v,  Edwards  and  Theobald,  1/ 11  d— 

3/llc— 8/11/— 6/4  d 

OiUman  v,  Gillman  and  Webb,  6/  9« 

Griffiths  V,  Griffiths,  Codd,  and  Parker,  28  m 

10/ 
Groves  v.  Groves  and  Lawej,  17/  11  c 

-  Gutamer  v.  Gntzmer  and  Crawford,  25^  11 0 
Hampson  v,  Hampson,  81  j  9  a 

-  Hancock  v,  Hancock  and  Smith,  24J  9  0 
Hardman  v.  Hardman,  8/  11 0 

Harris  v,  Harris,  27  j  11 «— 6/  9  h 

Harvey  v.  Harvey,  27  j  11  e 

Hicks  V.  Hicks,  7/  11 6 

Hill  V.  Hill  and  Johnson,  24^'  90—5/  11 0 

Inman  v,  Inman  and  Brodie,  81/  9  a 

— *  Jarvis  v.  Jarvis  and  Bamsey^  If  lib 
*'■—-'  Johnson  v.  Johnson,  8/  11 0 

Eeene  v.  Keene  and  Bastien,  8/  11 0 

• Laforest  v.  Laforest  and  Matthews,  22/  11  b 

Lane  1;.  Lane  and  Head,  20/  11  d 

Mawford  r.  Mawford,  10/  11  d 

Metherell  v.  Metherell  and  Pearson,  81j  9  a 

Mills  V.  MiUs,  81  j  9  a  ^ 

•>—  Mosse  V.  Mosse  and  Bnshman,  25/  11 0 
Neate  v,  Neate,  8/  11 0 

Nelson  v.  Nelson  and  Howson,  8/  11 0 

Nelthorpo  r.  Nelthorpe,  6/96 

Nicholas  r.  Nicholas,  7/  11  b 

Nokes  V.  Nokes,  24j  90 

Owen  v.  Owen,  31  j  9  a 

Partridge  v.  Partridge  and  Woodward,  22/ 

116 
Poyntington  «.  Poyntington  and  Lock,  1/ 

lid 

Prinsep  v.  Prinsep,  Waterston,  and  Pioard, 

17/ lie 

Roberts  r.  Roberts  and  Herod,  24  j  9  0 

Robson  t\  Robson,  8/  11 0 

Roe  «.  Roe,  6/  90 

Rtibery  r.  Rubery,  17/  11  0 

Sanderson  p.  Sifmderson  and  Gibson,  8O1' 

11a 

Scnrr  «.  Scurr,  10/  11  d 

Sims  v.  Sims  and  Parsons,  80 J  11  a 

Smith  V.  Smith,  6/  9  c 

Smith  t;.  Smith  and  Ohawnor,  19n»  lid— 

20to  11  0 

^-^  Stelling  1^.  Stelling  and  Jeffery,  21/  11  d 

Stevens  v.  Stevens  and  Stanley,  8/  11  0 

Stittrap  V.  Stirmp,  26^  lle^Vij  11  d 

Swift  r.  Swift,  6/90 

Tennant  r.  Tennant,  7/  11 6 

94 


BiToroe  Oourt  {c(mtxnut^* 

Tettr.  Tett,  8/II0 

Vining  r.  T^ing,  6/96 

Wallworth  v.  Wallworth,  26  j  11 0 

WUson  V.  Wilson  and  Aleiander,  8/  11 0— 

10/  11  d 
Woodward  v.  Woodward  and   Smith,  20/ 

lid 

Worsle}^  9.  Worsley  and  Wignall,  22/  11 6 

Yeatman  v.  Teatman,  16  j  116—17/  9  a— 

18j  11 0—20/  9  d— 6/  11 0—26/  11  6 
Divorce  and  Probate  Oonrts,  Note  about,  10 J  4  d. 
Divorce,  Law  of,  10  j  8/ 
Dixon  (G.)  on  TechnieM  Bdacation,  6/  10  a 
Dobinson  86  Geare  (Messrs.)  on  the  Tichbonme 

Succession  Case,  24m  60 
Dock,  Alexandra  (Newport),  Idqi  76 
Dagenham  Company,  28/  5  a 

E.  and  W.  L  Oomp.,  18  j  7  a— 18j  70 

Extension  in  S.  Wales,  2j  9  a 

Hull,  Report,  27 j  6/— 80;  70—6/  4/— 

9m  60 

Labourers  in  the  East,  2  m  9/ 

L.  and  St.  Katherme's,  22/  5  0—29  j  7/ 

Lynn,  12  m  7/ 

Millwall,  16  m  6»-iem  12<>— 17i»  12/ 

Southampton,  Company,  24  j  4  a— -14/  60— 

27/60 
Dock-Tard  Aeoonnts,  24  j  6/ 

Ballast  Iron,  18m  6  6 

Docks,  State  of  Shares,  1  j  60— ^i  5  d— 4^  7  »— 
6j  4d-7;  6d-8j  60—9/  6d— lOj  6d— 
Hi  7d^lSj  4d— 14i  7d— 15i  6d--16/  7d 
—17/  40— 18 J  7d— 20i  6d— 21i  7d— 22i 
50— 28j  70— 24i  4d— 25/  7d— 28/  5d— 29i 
7d--90j  7d— 1/  7d-8/  6e— 4/  6d-^/  7d 
^^f^dr-^Tf  idr^f  7d— 10/  7d— 11/  6  c 
—12/  7d— 18/  6d— 14f  6a-15/  7/— 15/ 
10  d— 17/  7  d— 18/  8  6-^19/  10  0—20/  5  0— 
21/  70—22/  70—24/  7d— 25/  8d— 26/  7d 
—27/  6c— 28/  6d— 29/  7d— 2m  7  0— Sin 
50 — 4m  70— 5m  60— 6m  8d— 7m  IO0 — ^9m 
6  c— 10  m  10«— 11m  10  0— 12  m  7e— 14  m  10  d 
—16  m  6d— 17  m  10  d— 18  m  7  6— 19  m  7^- 
21m  lie— 28m  6d— 24m  lid— 25m  II0— 
26m  7d— 27m  lOd— 30m  7d— 81m  lie 
Dodson  (J.  G.)  on  Art  and  Industry,  11/  7  0 

on  Private  Bill  Legislation,  7  m  9/— 16  m  76 

Dog  licences,  Difflcolty  of  Obtaining,  30  m  11/ 
Dogs,  Mischievous,  Carious  Case  of,  28  m  12  c 
Doncaster  February  Fair,  4/5* 

Old  Lady  Burnt  to  Death  at,  4/  9  a 

Dorington  (J.  E.,  Jnn.)  on  Mr.  Speke*s  Case,  13/ 

70 
Doulton  (Mr.)   and  Board  of  Works,  000  Metro- 
politan Board  of  Works. 
Dragon  Tree  of  Arotava,  16  j  120 
Drama,  Great  Run  of  the  '*  Black  Giook'*  at  New 

York,  21  i  6  a 
Dramatio,  Equestrian,  and  Musical  Sick  Fund  As- 
sociation, 27/  5  d 
Dreadful  Suflerings  at  Sea,  8  j  7  0 
Dried  Fruits,  Stote  of  Market,  26m  7/ 
"  Drummed  Out "  at  NeweaBtl^  24/  7  6 
Drunkenness,  Catholio  Ataooiatioii  for  BappxMsion 
of,5m96 


March 81y  1868.]     palmsb'b  ikbkx  to  ''the  tdces"  kewspapeb. 


Edu 


Pnmkeimefs,  Stfttisties  of,  25  m  11 « 

Drnxy  (B.  H.)  on  Mr.  Hope's   IMetiiictions  at 

Cambridge,  12/  6/ 
Daeie  (Lord)  on  Oo-operatiTe  Storefl,  14/  9  a — 

20/ 7  d 
Dudley  Gallery  Water  Colonr  Exhibition,  4/  4fr 

Staart  Befoge,  S}  4te 

Duncan  (James)  on  Beetroot  Sugar,  12/  7  a 
Duncombe  (T.  S.),'Iife,  etc.,  Apology,  IJ  10 « 

Mr.  Smith  on,  9j  11/ 

Dundee  Barracks,  Attempt  to  Blow  up,  7  m  12^ 

Durham  School,  2j  5  b 

Doral  (DaTid  L.),  Appeal,  7j  If 


Early  Lambs,  14  j  9/ 
Earthquake  in  Oanada,  30  j  12  b 

in  Egypt,  lOm  66 

at  Ogdensburg,  Ij  9/ 

in  Somersetshire,  6 J  7  6 — lOj  4  d 

Shocks  in  America,  6j  Bo 

at  Tortola,  21  j  11  a 

in  the  West  Indies,  Ij  10  c — ^27  j  12  a 

East  London  Distress,  Sj  le-^j  I0e—9j  4t<i— 

8j  4/— 9j  10/— lOj  9a~-lli    11  a— 16 j  6e 
— 16i  12  6— 18  j  12d— 22j  10  c— 28/  11/ 

Cause  of  the  Distress,  26/  B  c 

Letters  about,  25  j  5/ 

Meeting  of  the  Seyeral  Societies,  28  j  4  4 

Pontifex  &  Co.  (Messrs.),  on  the  Carpeniera' 

Strike,  28/  4  b 

Shipwrights'  Meeting,  27/  6  a 

Societies  in  Operation,  11/  12  « — 17/  6  d 

Strike  of  the  Carpenters,  24/  6  c 

East  London  Mission  Fund,  3/  10  « — 7/  9/— 10/ 

9  6—13/  9  a— 16/  6d— 20/  4« 
Acceptance  of  the  Shipwrights  of  Mr.  BuUi- 

Tant's  Offer,  6f  5d 

Baxter  (R.  Dudley)  on,  8/  7  *— 6/  8/ 

Bullivant  (Wm.)  on  Employing  the  Poor,  3/ 

7c 

Capem  (W.  F.)  and  the  Distress  Meeting,  4/ 

4/ 

Hoax  on  Hon.  Charles  Ellis,  28/  4  c 

Leading  Article  on  the  Union  of  the  Funds, 

l/9a 

Meeting  of  the  United  Belief  Committee,  4/ 

4/— 11/  10^—20/  9/— 26/  8  €—27/  10  a— 
3  TO  10/— 10  m  7/— 24  m  11  <? 

Meeting  to  Associate  for  the  Belief  of  the 

Distressed,  30/  12  c— 1/  12  ft 

Saunderson's  Letters  on,  20/  4/— 24/ 10  6— 

25/6/-3/7d 

the  Clergymen's  Appeal  and  Defence  of,  80/ 

6  b 

the  "White  Lilies  of  the  Prairies  "  Contribtt- 

bution,  4/4/ 
East  Loudon  Museum,  13/  7  b 
East  Prussia  Famine  Contributions,  4/  7/— 8/ 

6/— 16/ 9  c 
Easter  Volunteer  Beview  to  be  at  PorttmcfUth,  4  m 

5c 

Kotice  of,  80  m  12  c 

Eastern  Europe,  llotes  about,  5  m  10  ft 
Eastern  Question,  17/  9  c 
Eastwell  Park,  Fire  at,  26  m  9/ 


Ebbw  Yale    Company,  26/  7  a— 26/  8ft-r-27m 

10  ft 
Eborall  (C.  W.)  on  South  Eastern  Bailway,  3  m 

(E.  W.)  on  the  Fire  at  Charing  Cross  Bail- 
way,  19/  6  d 
Ebury  (Lord)  on  Church  Bates,  28/  6  a 
Ecdesiastiosl  Titles  BUI  Bepeal  Act,  28/  8  ft 

Commission,  20  m  6  e 

Economic  Life  Assurance  Sodetyf  23  m  6  ft 
Ecuador  Debt,  26/  7  0—18/  8  a— 27/  6  a— 17  m 

10/— Sim  lift 
Eden  (Bishop  of  Moray)  on  the  Natal  Bishopric, 

31/  7/ 
Edinburgh  and  Chair  of  Agrionlture,  6/  6  « 

Castle,  Fall  of  Bock,  1/  9/ 

«— ^  Chair  of  Engineering  at,  24/  6  e 

Damage  to  Mr.  Croom's  Church  by  the  Gale, 

7/ 6c 

Donations  to  St.  Thomas's  and  St.  EitVa 

Fund,  30  m  12  ft 

-  Fatal  AooidentB  firom  the  Terrific  Gale,  26/ 
6/— 27/  9« 

— '—  Lower  Classes  in,  2  m  12  c 

(Duke  of),  as  Captain,  26  m  12  ft 

at  Tasmania,  26  m  12  ft 

BDITOATION:- 

Bateson  (W.  H.)  on  Liberal  Education,  27/ 

12  c 

Bruce  (Mr.),  Education  Bill,  13/  8c 

Church  Education  in  Bedfordshire,  20/  8  a 

>  in  Cambridgeshire,  3/  12  e 

in  Cheshire,  13/  7  ft 

in  Dorsetshire,  9  m  7  c 

' in  Durham,  30  m  6  c 

— in  Essex,  18  m  9  a 

..■■  in  Gloucestershire,  24 m  12  ft 

in  Hunts.,  9/  9/— 24/  9  c 

— ^^~  in  Lancashire,  10/9/ 

in  Norfolk,  20  m  6/ 

in  Northumberland,  27/  9  ft 

in  Somerset,  18/  6  c— 20/  6  e 

in  Staffordshire,  2  m  9  c 

in  Surrey,  26  m  9/ 

in  the  Isle  of  Man,  9/  9/ 

Claims  of  the  National  Society,  29/  6  c 

Conference  at  Manchester,  16/   12  a — 17/ 

10  ft— 18/  lOd— 20/  Qd 

at  the  Society  of  irta  on  Technical  Edu- 
cation, 17/  4/— 24/  6/— 26/  10  c 

on,  between  the  Bishops  and  some  Mem- 
bers of  Parliament,  16/  11/ 

on  Church  Education,  at  Willis's,  13/  7  a 

■  on  Church  Sunday  Schools,  28/  9  e 

—  Conscience  Clause,  7/  6/ 
for  Ireland,  18  m  12  c 

— —  Cost  of  Inspection  of  Schools,  26/  7  (--29/ 

Council  of  Education,  their  Memorandum  of 

Technical  Education,  28/  8/ 

Country  Squire  on  Agricultural  Labourers, 

24/  6  c 
Denison    (Bt.  Hon.  J.  E.)  on  Education, 

24/  Id 
-— —  Deputation  to  Mr.  Disraeli  on  Education^ 

12m  6/ 


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PALITEB'B  HTDEX  to  ^THS  times"  mSWSPAFEB. 


[Jan.  1  to 


Education  (continued). 

Education  and  Fenianism,  Ij  12  c 

needed  in  the  East  of  London,  21  j  12  d 

of  Agiicoltnral  Labooren,  21  j  12  d — 23?* 

7/— 2ii  5  e 

Question  by  a  ConservatiTe,  21  j  12  d 

in  Scotland,  25  j  9  6 

under  the  Factory  Acts,  1  /  12  d 


Elementary  Education  in  France,  4  j  9  e 

Essays  on  a  Liberal  Education,  6/  4  a 

Fawcett  (Professor),  Political  Education  of 

the  People,  18j  6  e 
^-—  Flint  (John)  on  Education,  S j  8  e 

Forster  (W.  E.)  on  Education,  8J  10  d 

Fortesouo  (Lord)  on  Compulsory,  26/  6a 

Goyemment  Education  ^11  Debate,  25m  6  d 

Leading  Article  on,  25  m  9  6—26  m  8  d 

Hubbard  (J.  Q.)  on  Elementaiy  Education, 

25  j  6d— 30j  6« 
— -  Leading  Article  on  Mr.  Bmc6*B  Bill,  18  m 

8d 
■  on  the  Manchester  Education  Bill,  13  m 

96 

on  the  Public  Schools  Bill,  15/  8  d 

•  on,  80i  9  o 


Liberal  Education  by  the  Edinburgh  Beview, 

11/  10/ 

Lowe  (Mr.),  Speech  at  Liyetpooly  24  j  6  a — 

25  j  6  a 

Middle  Class  Education— Meeting  of  the  Cor- 
poration for,  5  m  7  c 

Mr.  Morrison  on  Education,  4/  10  a 

National  Conference  on,  9  j  10  c 

Education  in  Scotland,  13/  7  « 

Society  and  GoTemment  Education,  Sni 


9 h—b m  If 

—  Nonconformist  Conference 
on  State  Education,  6/7/ 

—  of  the    Labouring   Classes,   North 
Chamber  of  Agriculture  on,  24  j  7  d 

on  Iiiah  University  Education,  12  m  6/ 


at  Southampton 
Biding 


Parliamentaiy  Betum  on  Elementary  Educa- 
tion, \j  6/ 
Statistics  on,  22/  lOd—24/  50 

Philalethes  on  Mr.  Lowe's  Speech,  8  f  12  c 

• Bevised  Code  of  Begulations,  11  m  9  c 

^— *  Boundell  (C.  S.),  on  the  Technical  Education 
Conference,  24  j  6  a 

Scotch  Schools,  10  fn  12  d 

Schools  Inquiry  Commisaioli,  29/  5/-- 6  m 

7/ 

Inquiry  Beport,  2  m  9  d— 3m  7 c — 4m  9 c 

School  Managers,  30  j  6/ 

Technical  Education,  Ij  11  a — 2j  ^f—lj 

9d-8j  9  6— 13j  8tf— 17j  4/— a7i   126—6/ 

6c-6/10a 
Edward  (Capt),  Sketch  of,  20  m  12<; 
Eggs — Hothouses  for  obtaining  Eggs  in  Winter, 

28/  10  c 
Egypt  and  the  English  Engineers,  17/  9  a 
Arrest  of  Tunisian  Officers,  10/  9 « 

Civil  Visit  to,  24/  12/ 

Daira  Bonds,  28/  7  c — 9  «  6  a 

Earthquake,  28/  7  c— 10  m  5  6 

-  Great  Fall  in  English  and  Freneli  Stocks, 
28  j  5  a 

96 


t.  Loan,  14  f  6  c— 17/  7  a— 17/  9  c— 18/ 
8  a— 19/    10  a— 14  m    10  c— 16  m    6  a— 17  « 
10  e 
Miscellaneous  News,  20  m  12  a — 30  m  12  a 

State  of  Trade  in,  9  m  6  a 

Elbe,  Navi{*ation  of,  6 j  10/— 8/  4  h 

Election,  Bepresentation  of  Argyll,  7/12  h — ^10  f 

12  c 

Bristol.  17/  9/— 21/  12  c 

• Cambridge  University,  13/  7  c— 15/  9f— 

20/  7«— 21/   12  c— 22/  12  6—24/  5e— 25/ 

3/ 
Coventry,  19  m  9/— 20  m  5/— 26  m  6d— 

27m  9/ 
East  Kent,  20m  5/— 23m  7a— 30m  9c 

Essex,  30  m  9  c 

Helston,  11/  7  c— 12/  5/— 18/  7  c— 17/ 

9/— 19/  9  <j— 20/  7  c— 21/  12  c 

Huddersfield,  12  m  5  c— 16  m  5/— 19  m  9/ 

—20  m  6/ 

Leominster,  26  m  6  d 

Lincolnshire,  23  m  7  a 

Lynn,  19  m  9/ 

North  Northamptonshire,  3 m  7 6 — 6 m  le 

^Im  9f—9m  7c 
— ^  Badnorshire,  26  m  6  d 

South  Leicestershire,  15  f  9/— 18/  5  e 

Stirling  Burghs,  12  m  5  c— 16  m  6/— 17  m 

12«— 20m  5/ 

Stoke,  11/  7  c— 12/  5/— 13/  Ic-^llf  9/ 

—22/12  6 

West  Cornwall,  4/  10  a 

Election,  Judges,  25  m  10/ 

Election  Movements,  3j  7/— 6j  76 — 9j  12  a— 

17i  7/— 4f  lOar-6/  6c— 10/  12c— 9 w  7d 

—18  m  12  d 

in  the  Metropolitan  Boroughs,  3/  12  d 

North  Lancasliire  Bepresentation,  20 j  7/ 

Bepresentation  of  Stroud,  3/  12  d 

Elections,  Corrupt  Practices  in.  Bill,  22/  10^ 
Expenses  of  an  Unsuccessful  Candidate,  18/ 

5c 

Interference  of  Peers  Illegal,  15/9/ 

Petitions  Trial,  18/  5/— 9  m  7  e— 10  m  12  < 

—25  m  10/ 
Electric   and  International  Telegraph  Company, 

30j  7  a— 3/  66 
Ellioe  (Mr.),  Speech  at  Anstruther,  10 j  8  c 
Ellis  (Dr.  James),  on  Insane  Asylums,  7j  11  a 
Elphinstone  (Jas.  D.  H.),  on  the   Cost  of  the 

Fredenek  WiUiam.  21  j  5  c— 22^  7  c 
Ely  (Bp.  of),  on  Foreign  Missions,  25/  7/ 
Emigrant's,  An,  Difficulties,  20  j  8  6 
Emigration  from  Liverpo<d,  3/  12  c 
from  the  Mersey,  3  m  7  c 

State  of  the  Leibnitz  Emigrant  Ship,   G/ 

to  Brazil,  8/  7  a 

Year's   Betum  of,  2j    7  d— 9 j    10  d— 24/ 

10  d 
Employment  and  Belief  Association,  10  j  9  c 

Folly  of  Befusing  any  by  a  Strike,  3  m  8/ 

Endell  Street  Outrages,  1/  1  a 

England  and  America,  by  Historicus,  27/  4  c 

by  the  New  York  Timet,  18/  lOd— 24« 

V 


Marcli  31, 1868.]      paliceb's  htbex  to  ''  thb  times  "  xewspapbb. 


Engliah  and  Foreign  Credit  Oompany,  25  J  7  a — 7/ 
7e 

and  SoottiBh  Law  Life  Assaranoe,  27/  6  a 

Marine  Lisnranoe  22/  7  6 

GhimeB  at  Montreal,  9j  9  e 

QoTemesses  in  France,  4j  6  b 

Labonren  in  1830— a  Word   for   Ireland, 

21 m  12  e 

Swindling  on  the  Continent,  15^*  9/ 

EngraTingB,  Pnnoe  Consort's  Collection,  27/  9  a 
Epidemics  in  England,  StatisticB  of.  If  lOd 
Epilepsy  and  Paralysis  Infirmary,  4j  11  d~^9j 

10«— 16j  6« 
Epiphany  Custom  at  the  Chapel  Boyal,  Qj  10  b 
Equity  and  Law  Life  Assurance  Society,  8  m  5  a 
ErsMne  (Judge),  Sketch  of,  SJ  5  6 
E$poir  Fnze  Money  Distribution,  19/  5  e 
Esaex,  Incendiary  Fires  in,  6j  10/ 
the  Teriing  Perer,  3/  8/— 4/  4  «— 6/  6/— 

6/lOc— 15/9«— 12m6« 
Estate  Company,  24/  la 
Etna  Insurance  Companies,  6  m  8  5 
Eton  College,  Abolition  of  Leaving  Books,  11  m 

12  e 

Annual  Athletic  Sports,  14iii  12/ 

Bowing  Match,  23  m  9  a 

Arrangements  for  Lent  Term,  2iJ  7  e 

Athletic  Sports,  16  to  12  d 

Election  of  Head  Master,  Ij  9/ 

ImproTements  at,  6j  7  6 

— ««  Leading  Article  on  Leaying  Money  and  Books, 

lSi»  8/ 
Leaving  Books  v.  Leaving  Money,  7  m  5  d — 

lOm  Be 
New  Head-Master,  2/  106— 6 j  6d— 20i  7/ 

—8/96 
Prohibition  of  giving  Leaving  Books,  6  m 

7/ 
Termination  of  the  Vacation,  9  i   9  a— 18j 

3/— 16j  8/ 

Vacancy,  2j  6/ 

Euston  Eoad,  Great  Fire  in,  13/  9  «— 14/  10  e 
Evans,  John,  on  the  Workshop. Begulation  Act,  8  j 

7/— 6j  8  c 

William,  Thanks  to  Lady  Dinorben,  If  6e 

Ewart,  Lieut-Col.,  Method  for  Extinguishing  great 

Fires,  etc.,  30  j  9  d 
Exchange,  Course  of,  1^*    6  c — ij    7/— 8  j   6  d— 

Hi  76— 15^66— 18j    7  6— 22j  6<!— 26j   7/ 

— 29j  7d— 1/  76—5/  76—8/  7*-12/   Id 

—16/  106—19/  106—26/  7d— 29/  76— 7  m 

10  e— 11m   10«— 14  m    10/— 18m    7d— 21m 

lie— 25m  lid— 28m  10 e 

Indian,  13  m  10  c 

Exeter  Hall,  Mendelssohn's  Night,  20  m  8  a 

Performances,  25  m  5  c 

Explosion  of  Petroleum  at  Antwerp,  4m  96 
Extraordinary  Escape,  7  m  5/ 
Eyre,  Ex-Govemor,  Attempt  to  Renew  the  Prosecu- 
tion of,  28/  10  d 


Factory  Inspectors,  24  j  10  e 
Faculty  of  Procurators  and  other  Bootoh  Committees' 
BcTenaes,  19/  9/ 


Fairlie   (B.    F.)    on  Bead  Weights    in  Bailway 

Trains,  26  m  7  6 
Fall  of  a  House  in  the  Strand,  9  m  6  6 
Falmouth  Chamber  of  Commerce,  27/  9  a 
Famine  in  Tunis,  6/5  6 

Horrible  Effects  of,  14  m  10  6 

Faraday  (Dr.)  and  his  Widow,  80  /  9  e 

Discoverer  of  the  Magneto-Electric  Current, 

23i  9  c 

no  Electrotyper,  22  j  4/ 

-^—  Proposed  Memorial,  27  j  12  6 

Sketch  of,  21 J  6/ 

Farbrother  (H.  F.)  on  the  Beading  School,  4  m 

lie— 7m  12« 
Farley  (James),  an  Emigrant's  Difficulties,  20 j  8  6 
Famham  WorUiouse,  11  j  9e— 14  m  10/ 
Farrant  (Geo.),  Appeal,  3  j  lOd 
Farrer  &  Co.  (Messrs.)  on  the  Edwards  Divorce 

Case,  3/  11/ 
Fashionable  Intelligence, — 
Countess  and  Bight   Hon.  Chichester  For- 

tescue,  Dinner  Party  by,  9  m  9  e 

Countess  Waldegrave's  Beception,  9m  9^ 

Mr.  Gladstone,  Dinner  Party  by,  19m  9  « 

Mrs.  Gladstone,  Beception,  19  m  9e — ^20  m 

Fatal  Encounter  of  an  English  Singer   with   a 

Yankee  Captain,  29/  9/ 
Faversham  Powder  MiU  Explosion,  6 j  9  c — 14  j  6/ 
Fawcett  (Henry)  on  the  Condition  of   the  Agii- 

cultural  Labourer,  81  m  11/ 
Professor,  Hertfordshire  Incumbent  on,  18i 

12  a 
on  Free  Trade  in  Land,  16j  12/— 17i  76 

-20j4d 

Political  Education  of  the  People,  ISj  6  e 

February,  Five  Saturdays  in,  25/  3  e 

Fellows  (Frank  P.)  on  the  Cost  of  the  Frederiek 

WiUiam,  2ij  8/ 
Female  Parish  Officers  in  Bucks,  30  m  9/ 

School  of  Art.  18  m  10  d 

Suffrage,  Stockport  Members  Support,  SljSb 

FENIAJN-ISM :— 

American  Fenian  Address  to  England,  3j 

10(2  • 

■  View  of  English  Arrests  of  Mr.  Train  and 

others.  6/  6/ 

and  Mr.  Beales,  2  j  6/ 

Anti-Fenian  Address  at  Merthyr,  9^  5  e 

Addresses  to  the  Queen,  14  j  9/ 

Meeting  at  Bolton,  8  j  9  6 

Meeting  at  Swansea,  2j  9  a 

•  Meeting  at  Warrington,  20  j  10  c 

—  Meeting  in  Jewin-street,  8^  9  a 

Protest  at  Shrewsbury,  17  j  10  f 

Arrests  of  a  Head  Centre,  Captain,  and  others, 

at  Merthyr,  Ij  5  6— 8 j  10  c— 7i  lOd— 87  9  a 

— 16j  7e 

at  Deptford,  21  j  12  c— 22  j  7  c 

at  Dover,  21  j  12  c 

~—  Arrival   of  Bnrke,    Casey,    and   Shaw,   at 

Newgate,  7  m  9  c— 23  m  11/ 

Attempt  to  Blow  up  the  Canopust  13  j  10  e 

'  Warrington  Gas  Works,  1  j  5  c 
to  Post  a  Fenian  Proclamation  on  the  Man- 


sion House,  25  j  10  d 
N 


97 


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PALHEB'S  HTDEX  TO  **  THE  TIHX8  "  ITEWSPAPEB. 


[J«n.lto 


Fenianism  {eontinued). 

Fenian  Frights,  a  Drama,  2  j  5/ 

Fenian  Placard  in  Dnblin,  10  m  6c 

Plot  at  Shrewsbury,  6/  7  d 

Prisoners,  Arrival  at  Wanriok,  11  j  9  c — 

13j  10/ 

Proclamation  on  the  Mansion  House,  20^ 


10c 


Prosecutions,  21 J  12  a 

Fenians  and  Negroes,  9^'  5  c 

French  Democrats,  Address  on,  BJ  6/— 8j 

10  c 
*— —  Glasgow  Free  Pzess,  Denounced  by  B.  0. 

Clergy,  11/4  d 

-  in  Swmdon,  11  j  6/ 
Irish  Fenian  Press,  2J  9  a 

Jjeading  Articles  on  Anti-Fenian  Meetings, 

4j  8c 
Leading  Article  on  Thompson  and  Mullady, 

20m  9a 

Moriarty's  Circular,  Anti-Fenian,  6 j  7  c 

on  Dr.  Moriarity's  Circular,  6  j  6  e 

Precautions  against,  1  j  6  b 

Precautions  against,  in  the  Provinces,  2j  7  c 

— 3i  10  c— 4i  9/--6i  5  c— 7i  10  c— 8 j  9  a-- 

9j  6  c— Hi  6/— ISj  10/— 14 J  6f—15j  7/ 

— 16j  12  c— 21  j  12  c 
Soman   Catholic    Anti-Fenian   Meeting   at 

Brynmawr,  23 j  9  c 
at  Rhymney,  25  j  10  c 

at  Tredegar,  22  j  7  c 

Roman  Catholic  Clergy's  Protest  against,  6  j 

5c 

Several  important  Arrests,  20  j  10  c 

Threats  to  blow  up  Barnstaple  Public  Build- 
ings, 21^  12  c 

Train  (G.  F.),  Speech  at  Boston,  14  j  9  c 

Working  Men  v.  Fenians,  SJ  10  6— 6j  5  c 

See  also  Ibeland. 
Fenian  Prisoners  in  Newgate,  23  m  11/ 

Sports  of  the  original  Scotch,  11^  6  b 

Femdale  Colliery  Explosion,  11  j  11  d 
Fund,  14  m  10c 

Fever  In  London,  Account  of,  15/  12/ 
Few  (R.)  on  the  Famine  at  Tunis,  17/  12  c 
Fiery  Dragon  Illumination  at  Sydney,  27  m  12  a 
Financial  Corporation,  26  m  7  6 

Insurance  Company,  21  m  11 6 

Reform  Meeting,  1/7/ 

Fine  Arts,  Exhibition  of  Society  of  Artists  at  Bir- 
•    mingham,  23  m  9/ 

Mr.  Hibbert's  Objects  of  Verta  Sale,  28  m 

12  d 

Sale  at  Christie's,  7/  12/— 8/  6  6—17/  6  d 

Sale  of  B.  G.  Winder's  Collection,  17/  6c2 

Khalil  Bey's  Collection,  23  j  106 

Marquis  D'AzegUo's  Collection,  6  m  5  c 

Sale  of  Messrs.  Graves'  Pictures,  9  m  11/ 

Mr.  Biggs'  Drawings  and  Pictures,   24/ 

10  d 

Mr.  Clare's  collection  of  Water   Cobur 

Drawings,  30  m  12  c 

'  •     Mr.  Macready's  Engravings,  19  m  9  c 
Finland,  DiBtress  in,  8  m  10/—- 4  m   6d^l9m 
12  d 

Loan  Contractors,  8/66 

98 


Finland,  Subscriptions,  4  m  6  d— 19  m  12  d 
Finlay  (A.  S.),  intended  Resignation,  8/96 
Finsbury  and  City  of  London  SavingB  Bank,  25  j 

7/ 

Dispensary,  20  j  4/ 

Fires,  8j  10  6— 6 j  10/— lOj  7/— llj  10/— 13j 
8  fr— 23  j  9  c— 23;  12  ©—27  j  9  <i— 8/  7  c— 4/ 
7/_6/  5  c— 7/  12  c— 13/  9c— 14/  10c— 
15/9  c-18/ 9  c— 24/  9  c— 24/ 11  c— 86/  7 d 
—26/  12c— 28/  7/— 8m  106— 14m  9/— 
16  m  7  c— 16  m  7  d— 21  m  10/— 23«  7/— 
26m  9/— 80m  12a 

and  Loss  of  Life  in  London,  26/  96 

at  a  Boarding  School,  5/  9  e 

at  the  Charing  Cross  Railway  Station,  19/ 

6  d 

at  the  Oxford  Music  Hall,  12/  12  e 

Brigade,  Oapt.  Shaw's  Annual  Report  of,  18/ 

6d 

Consolidation  of  the  Force,  81 J  106 

Men  overworked,  24 j'  4/ 

New  Stations,  4/7  6 

the  Men's  Duties,  etc.,  1/  10  c 

Destructive  in  West  Smithfield,  12  m  7/ 

• Fatal  at  Great  Yarmouth,  26  J  9  c 

Great  Fire  in  Devonshire  Square,  19  m  9/ 

Havre  Docks  in  Flames  firom  Petroleum,  27  m 


10  6 


Thirty  in  One  Week,  10  m  11/ 

Twenty-four  in  One  Week  in  London,  18 j 

66 
Firms,  Alteration  in,  Ij  6*6 — 2j  5  6 — 28/  5  a 
Fish,  EngUsh  Trout  in  India,  18  j  10/ 
Immense  Cargo  of  Herrings  from  Scotland, 

24/7/ 
Large  Catches  of  Mackerel  in  Cornwall,  21  m 

12(1— 31m  9c 

of  Sprats  in  Cornwall,  22  j  10  d 

Opening  of  the  Cornish  Mackerel  Season,  9  m 


9/ 


of  the  Sahnon  Season,  1/  12  o — ^10/  9  c 


-10/ 9  c 

of  the  Spring  Herring  Fishery,  16  m  7e 

Tweed  Salmon  Fishings,  18/  9  c 


Salmon  Ova  for  New  Zealand,  6t   10/— -9 j 

10/-18J  10/ 
Fisheries  in  the  Channel,  New  Bill,  6  m  5/ 
Fisher  (Samuel),  on  Temple  Bar,  12m  10  c 
Fishmongers'  Company,  Grand  Dirmer,  14/  10  e 
Flattering  Portraits,  7i  9  c 
Flax,  State  of  the  Market,  2j  56— 9  j  6/— 16/  7/ 

— 23i  7/— 6/  5  c— 20/  5  c— 27/  6  c— 5to  6/ 

—19m  7a 
Fleet  Prison,  Demolition  of  its  Remains,  16/  9  6 
Fleming  (H.)  on  the  East-End  Distress,  lOj  9  a 
Fletcher  (W.)  on  Railway  Carelessness,  9/  10  d 
FUnt  Axe  found  at  Malton,  29  j  11  f 
Flint  (John)  on  Education,  8  j  8  c 
Floods  in  Devonshire,  2b  j  12  c 
Food  for  Wild  Animals,  20 j  8  d 
Forbes  (Capt.  John),  Sketch  of,  18/  12  c 

(Col.),  Murderous  Attack  on,  8j  7  c — 9/  9  d 

(Edward),  English  Governesses  in  France, 

4j  6  6 

Foreign  and  Colonial  Govenunent  Trust,  Prospeetos 
of,  20m  lOe 


m 


March  31, 1868.]    palmbe's  nrDEC  to  "  the  times  "  uewspaiee. 


Fra 


Foreign  and  Oolonial  InTostment  of  Stocks,  21  m 

11a 

TroBtoes,  20  m  10  e 

ForeignCattle-MarketflBill,  29/  5/— 16  m  Bd^ 

18111  6d 
Hifliioni,  Bishops  of  liohfield  and  Ely  on, 

25/7/ 

Office  Agendes,  14  m  10/ 

Office  Notices,  IJ  7  dr-^m  6a— 28  m  5b 

Foresters,  Ancient  Order  of,  Meeting,  7/  12  « 
and  United  District,  Defalcation  of  the  Seore- 

tai7,8/12  0 
Formosa,  Aborigines  of,  12  m  9/ 
ForsUr  (W.  B.)  on  Education,  Sj  10  d 

'  and  Factory  Inspectors,  24  j  10  «— 28  j  8  h 

Fortescne  (Lord)  on  OompiUsory  Edacation,  26/ 

6  a— 29/5/ 
Foster  (P.  Le  Neve)  on  a  Society  of  Arts  for 

Dublin,  81m  12/ 
FoweU  (Bear-Adm.  W.  N.),  Sketch  of,  29  j  12  e 
Fowler  (John)  on  the  Thames  Embankment,  81  m 

10  <i 
Fox  (Charles)  on  Midland  Bailway,  9j  10  ci 
FBANCX: — 
Academy  of  Sciences,  Election  of  Sir  B. 

Hnrcbison,  25  m  9/ 
Acclimatization    Society^s   Annual    Sitting, 

24/ 9  d 
Agricultural  Exhibition  Prize  Distribution, 

6 J  7  a— 7  j  9d 
Awards  to  Bngliihmen,  7  J  9  d— 8  J  7  6— 

9j  9e 
Alba  (Duchess  Dowager),  Serious  Illness  of, 

7m  56 

Death,  12m  6  a 


Algerian  Distress,  Vote  for,  BJ  7h 

Anarchical  Placards  posted  at  Bennes,  and 

Arrests,  24  m  12  a 
AnniTersary  of  the  Berolution  of  1848,  etc., 

27/  7a— 28/  Id 
Annual  Betum  of  Imports  and  Exports,  12/ 

10  a 
Army  Organization  Bill,  Debate,  2j  8  a— 8  j 

7  c— 6j   7  a— 6  J    9  a— 8  j    76— 9  j    10  a— 10  j 

8  a— llj  9d— ISj  8  a— 14j  9  6— 16j  7  c— 
15 J  8  a— 17j  7  c— 18j  10  a— 20^  lOo— 24J 
7(?— 27j  10  a— 28i  4  a— 28i  7  6—29/  12  a— 
30/  lOo— 31j  4a— 10/  9e—5m  da 

The  MoniUur  on,  8  j  8  a 


Arrest  and  Trial  of  a  Band  of  English  Pick- 
pockets, 14  m  10  a 

Arrest  of  English  Pickpockets  at  Paris,  16  j 

86 

Arrests  at  Bordeaux  for  Sedition,  25  m   10  a 

—26m  10  6 

Arrests  for  Sliding  and  Disturbance,  dj  10  a 

Art  of  Manufacturing  Antiquities,  ij  10  6 

Attempted  Suicide  of  a  French  Officer,  25  m 

10  a 

Auber  (M.),  his  87th  Birthday,  1/  10  6 

Bank  of  France  Betum  s,  8  j   5  a— 3  j    7  c — 

4i  7/— 6j  96— lOi  7fr-lli  7  6— 13j  8  a— 
17i  7  c— 18i  7  6— 20j  8  a— 24;  7  c— 26;  7  a 
&  fr— 27;  10  6—81;  76—3/  10  6—5/  7  6—7/ 
12ar-8/7a— 10/ 10  a— 14/  10  a— 15/  10  6 
—17/  100—21/  12  a— 22/  7  c— 24/9  d— 28/ 


France  {continued}, 
5a— 28/ 7c— 29/76— 2m  10a— 6m  10a— 
7  m  10  c— 9  m  6  c— 13  m  12  a— 14  m  10/— 16  m 
10  a— 17  m  10  a— 20  m  10  c— 20  m  12  a— 21m 
11&— 24  m  106— 27  m  12dr-29m  10  d— 81m 
10  c 

Unprecedented  Accumulation  of  Specie  in, 

28/  5  6 

'Bastile  Begisters,  24/  9  d 

Bill  for  New  Loan,  4  m  10  a 

Blind,  Pensions,  etc.,  to,  by  the  Empress,  8/ 

10  c— 28  m  12  a 

Bonneau  on  Foreign  Countries,  1;  10  a 

Bread,  M.  Bernard's  Pamphlet  on  the  Price 

of,  23;  10  a 

Stuflf,  the  Market,  4/  8  c— 18/  8  a 

Beduotion  of  Fares  by  Bail  for,  18  m  10  a 

Budget,   10  m    12  a— 11m    12  a— 12  m    5  a 

—17m  10  a 

Cass  (Gen.  Duke  de),  Sketch  of  28;  10  6 

Charivari's  Caricature  of  England  and  Fe- 

nianism,  16/  9<2 
Chevalier   (Michel),  Lectures   on    Political 

Economy,  10^  8  a 

Speech  on  the  Army  Bill,  81;  4  a 

Circular   to  Organize  the  National  Quard 

MobUe,  12/lOa 

City  of  Paris  Loan,  Quarterly  Drawing,  19  m 

10  6 
Conmiemorative  Masses  for  Lotus  XYI.,  24; 

86 

Commercial  Intelligence,  4/  8  c— 25/  7/ 

Betums,  19  m  10  a 

Committee  for  Printers'  Licences,  24/  9  d 

•  of  St.  Peter,  Beport,  8;  8  6—22;  8  a 

Consistory  for  Promotion  of  Cardinals,  15; 


8a 

—  Com  Duties,  11  m  5  a 
'  Market  Betums,  8; 

10  a— 18/  8  a— 8  m  8  a 


8  6—17;   8  a— 18/ 


.  Courrier  Francait  suit  against,  29  j  12  a 

Cousin  (Mr.),  Bust  for  French  Government, 

21;  10  6 
Curious  Blunder  relative  to  the  Press  Prose- 
cutions in  Ireland,  27/  7  a 

Cab  Driver's  Case,  2;  8  a 

Stable  Keeper's  Case,  1;  10  a 

Will  Case,  24;  86 

Will  Case,  3  m  8  6 

Customs  Department  Betum,  81  m  10  c 

Deaths  from  Cold,  11;  10  a 

Debates  in  the  Chambers,  3;  7  c — 10;  7  6 

^—^  Designs  of  Bnssia,  23;  10  a 

Destniction  by  Fire  of  Abb6  Migne's  Printing 

Establishment,  13/  9a— 15/  9c— 17/  10a 

Discovery  of  Ancient  Silver  Coins,  17;  8  a 

-  Distress  in  Algiers  13  m  10  a — 21  m  12  a 
Disturbance  at  Toulouse,  16  m  10  a 

Donation  of  Coke  by  the  Paris  Gas  Works  to 

the  Poor,  17;  8  a 
D'Orvault  (Marquis  de),  for  Dissolution  of 

his  Marriage,  21;  10  6 

(Marquise),  Sketch  of,  2;  8  a 

Dnpont  (M.),  his  Workmen's  Address  to  the 

Emperor,  16;  10  6 
Electioneering  Tyranny,  21^  10  a 


Era 


PALHEB  S  IKDEX  TO  "  THE  TIMES   '  XEWSPAPEB. 


[Jan.  1  to 


Trauoe  {continued). 

Election  for  a  New  Member,  4/8  6 

English  Shipowners  and  the  French  Sogar 

Befiners,  26  m  10  5 
Execution  of  Uie  three  Biigands  at  Marseilles, 

28  j  7  6 
Ex-Qaeen  of  France,  Second  AnniTersary  of 

her  Death,  27  m  5  d 
Famine  in  Algeria,  14  m  12  a — 16  m   9  b — 

31 w  10 tf 
^—^  Fatal  Wager  Accident  on  the  Seine,  15  j  8  a 
Financial  Statement,  28  j   7  &— 29  j  10  a— 

30  j  10  a— 31  j  6  c— 1/  10  a 

Fire  at  Toolon  Bailway  Station,  SOm  12  a 

Fires  in  Paris,  Statistics  of,  22/  10  c 

Fortress  of  Bonsses,  23  j  10  b 

Fracas  amonf;  Deputies,  26/  10  a 

Fraud  on  WagnePs  Telegraph,  Sj  5  a 

French  Church  and  the  Clerkenwell  Outrage, 

26  j  10  a 

View  of  the  Abyssinian  War,  11  j  10  a 

Frightful  Famine  in  Algeria,  Ij  10  a 

-  Fund  for  Beconstructing  the  Tower  of  the 
Cathedral  of  Notre  Dame  d' Arras,  28  m  10  a 

Gery-Legrand  (M.)   and  English  Gold,   1/ 

10a 

Goltz  (Count  de),  Health  of,  16i   106—17; 

8a 

Goremment  Belief  Fund,  21  j  10  a 

-  Hanoverian  Contingent,  22/  12  a 

Havre  Maritime  Exhibition,  16  j  10  b 

Horn  (M.  J.),  Pamphlet  on  the    Balance 

Sheet  of  the  Empire,  20  m  10  a 

-^ —  Hotel  des  Invalides,  Changes  effected  in,  22/ 
10  c 

Idea  of  the  English  Army,  6  m  10  a 

Illness  of  M.  Schneider,  17  m  10  a 

Indemnification  of  Mexican  Bond  Holders, 

6m  10  a 

Indirect  Bevenue,  Betum  of,  21  j  10  a 

■  Journey  of  Prince  Napoleon,  3  m  8  a 

Judgment  on  the  Andr6  Case,  27  j  10  a 

Kerveguen  Case,  17/  10  a— 21/  12  a— 26/ 

7c— 27/  7a— 2m  10 a— 3m  7a— 3m  8a— 
4m  10a— 5m  106— 6m  7d— 9m  9c— 12m 
5  a— 12  m  9  6—16  m  9  6—17  m  10a— 17 m  12  a 
—18  m  10  a— 21m  12  a 

The  Letters,  9  m    5  <i— 10  m    10  a— 11  m 

5a 

-  La  Republiquef  a  violent  Paper,  28j  4  a 
Legal    Functionaries,  their   Impunity  from 

Prosecution,  10  m  5/ 
Lille  Chamber  Memorial  for  Protection,  21 J 

10  a 
Literary  Presents  to  the  Imperial  Library, 

27  j  106 

Lyons,  Veterinary  College  Disturbance,  25  m 

10  a 

Mad  Senator's  Speech,  29  /  10  a 

i—  Marrriage  Contract  Declaration,  6j  7  a 

Meeting  of  the  Newspaper  Press  on  the  Stamp 

Duty,  2  m  10  a 

Meroier*s  Pamphlet  on  the  "New  Loan," 

26  m  10a 

Military  Aubade  to  Boyal  Family,  3 j  8  a 

Improyements,  20/  JOc 

300 


Franoe  (eontinued}, 

Ministerial  Changes,  27  m  5  <2 

Miscellaneous  Information,  Ij  9  c — 2j  10  a 

—Sj  7  c— 4i  9c— 6 j  7a— 7i  9<i— 7i  12a 
—9 J  9  6— 11  j  9  d—lSj  10  a— 16  j  7  c— 16 J  9  e 
— 17  j  7  c— 21  j  9  c— 22  j  7  6  -22i  8  a— 28 j  9  d 
—25j  9  6— 27j  9  c— 28  j  4  a— 30  j  9  c— 4/  7  6 
— 6/ 66— 6/9d— 6/ 7c— 8/9c— 10/lOa— 
11/  7d— 12/  12  a— 14/  lOo— 15/  12  a— 
17/9  6—20/  12  a— 26/  7  c— 29/ 9  6—2  m  9  6 
— Im  9  6— 6  m  9  a— 10  m  12  a— 12  m  9  6— 
18  m  12  a— 19  m  9  6—25  m  12  a— 29  m  12  a— 
31m  12  a 

Montelambert  (Count),  Life  of  Count  Zimoy- 

ski,  27  j  10  a 

Napoleon's  Precautions  against  bis  own  Police, 

20  m  10  6 

National    (Hrde    Mobile,    Organization   of, 

30m  12a 

New  Bill  on  the  Press,  81  j  7  fr— 1/  9  c 

Drama,  24/  9  d 

Law  on  the  Press,  28  j  4  a— 8/  9  c— 3/ 10  a 

—6/  6  6—6/  9  df— 7/  8 c— 7/  10 a— 7/  12  a 
—8/  10a— 10/  10a— 11/  7  d^llf  8a— 12/ 
10a— 12/12  a— 13/9  a— 13/10  a— 16/12  a— 
17/  10  a— 18/  3  a— 18/  10  a— 19/  12  a— 
20/  12  a— 21/  10  a— 21/  12  a— 22/  10  6— 
22  /  12  a— 24  /  12  a— 26/  7  c— 26/  7  <•— 
26/  10  a— 3  m  7  a — 4  m  10  a— 6  m  9  a — 6  m 
10  a— 7  m  12  a— 10  m  12  a— 11  m  6  a— 11  m 
12  a— 13  m  10  a— 16  m  10  a 

Debates,  3/  10  a— 4/  7  6—4/  8  6—6/  7  c 

—8/ 9  c— 10/ 9  c 

Loan,  14  m  10  a 

Pamphlet  on  the  Papacy,  14  j  10  a 

Bailway  Tariff,  16  m  9  6 

Scale  of  Charges  'for  Public  Vehicles,  15/ 

9d 

New  Year's  Day  Beceptions,  Ij  10  a — ij 

10  a 
Notices  of  the  Political   Pamphlets,  26  m 

10  a 
O'Connell's  Aide-de-Camp,  an  Anecdote,  29/ 

10  a 

Official  Appointments,  16/  9  c 

On  English  Institutions,  20  m  10  a 

On  the  expected  Betirement  of  Lord  Derby, 

22/ 10  c 

Pamphlet  on  the  Napoleonic  Dynasty,  17  m 

12  a— 19  m  96— 19  m  10  a— 21m  10  a— 21  m 
12  6— 24  m  10  a— 28  m  10  a 

Prefect  of  the  Seine,  his  Powers,  22  j  8  a 

Petition  for  Protective  Duties  from  Elbeuf, 

28  j  4  a 

Petition  to  abolish  the  Commercial  Treaty 

with  England,  81  j  4  6 
Polish  Properly,   Warning  against  Bnyirg, 

28  j  106 

Presbyterian  Elections,  22  J  7  6 

Press  (the)  on  the  Changes  in  the  Englisb 

Ministry,  7  m  6  a 

Prince  Imperial's  Birthday  Fetes,  etc.,  19  m 

10  a 

Prince  Napoleon  and  his    Incognito  Visit, 

11m  6a 

Interview  with  the  Emperor,  26  m  10  a 


March  31, 1868.]      palmee's  htdex  to  "  the  times  "  itewspapeb. 


Gw 


JTrtOLoe  (ecniinued), 

Prince  Napoleon's  Return,  26  m  10  a       i'\ 

Proceedings  against  the  Figaro  and  Si^- 

tion,  13  tn  12  Or-^H  m  10  a  —21  m  12  o^Sdiii 
10a 

Procession  of  Splendid  Cattle  in  Paris,  26/ 

10  0^27/ 7  a 
Projected  yisit  of  the  Emperor  to  Pordgn 

Conrts,  18  m  10  a 

Proposed  Coonoil  to  settle  Dispates  between 

Hasten  and  Men,  17  m  12  a 

Prosecntion,  of  17  Newspapers,  9 J  10  a — 

10 j  Ib^lOj  Ba^l$j  10  a— 15  j  8  a— 16j 
10a— 17 j  So— 18i  9c— 20j  8a— 20j  10a 
—27  j  9  c— 27i  lOo— 29i  10  a 

Likened  to  the  Trial  of  Old  Clothes  and 

New,  16 J  8  a 
•  Meeting  of  the  Condemned  to  Appeal,  3/ 

10  c 
Protection  Morement,  7/  10  a 

Pablication  of  the  23rd  Vol.   of  Napoleon 

Correspondence,  20  m  10  a — 23  m  10  a 

Public  Beneficence  in  Paris,  17  j  8  a— 28j 

4b 

Public  Meeting  Bill,  12  m  5  a— 14  m  12  a— 

16m  9&— 17in  12a— 19in  96— 26m  9b 

Public  Works  completed  in  Paris  during  the 

Year,  22  j  8  a 

for  the  Year,  28/ 7  d 


Bailway  Betums,  6 j  6  d— 2  m  6/ 

Beception  of  Father  Gratry  at  the  French 

Academy,  31  m  10  f 

Reformed  Church  of  Paris  Election,  25;  10  d 

—3/ 10  c 

Reform  for  Bome,  25  j  10  a 

Release  of  a  Brigandine  Captive,  27  m  5  d 

Reported  Mission  of  Prince  Napoleon,  20  tn 

10  a 
Restoration  of  Winter  Clothing  Pledges  to 

the  Poor,  17  J  8  a— 18  j  10  a 
Retiring  Pension  of  Mdlle.  Brohan,  24/  9  d 

BcTiew  of  the  Year,  4  J  10  a 

Renew  of  Troops  by  the  Emperor  on  the 

Prince's  Birthday,  19  m  10  a 

Roman  Question  Debate,  Grant  of  Sardinia 

to  the  Pope,  etc.,  20  j  8  a 

Sale  of  the  Great  Exhibition  Building,  18/ 

3a 

Si^Tings  Banks,  Yearly  Accounts,  4j  10  a 

Skating  Anecdote  of  Napoleon,  9j  10  b 

Club  Fetes.  Sj  86— llj  10  a 

Royal  Family  and  Collection  for  the  Poor, 


13i  8  a 

State  of  Finance,  18/  3  a 

—  Statistics  of  Loans  since,  1852, 14/  8  a 

—  Suez  Canal    Company  and  Lotteries,   19/ 
12  a 

The  Emperor's  Speech,  Sj  7  c— 9 j  9  b 

—  The  French  Figaro,  20  m  10  6 

—  The  Fres$e'8  Reriew  of   Europe,   8jj8a 

—  Three  Men  hung  themselTCS  in  Paris,  15/  9  c 

Tobacco,  Items  regarding,  25  j  10  a 

Toys,  **  the  Roman  Question  "  v.  the  **  Mex- 
ican Question,"  3/  10  c 

—  Trial  of  J.  N.  Schumacher  for  attempted 
Murder,  20  j  8  a 


France  {continued). 

Trial  of  Madame  Texier  and  others  for  Poison* 

.    ing,  23  m  10  a 

^w*       of   M.   Grippo,  for  Hawking   Prohibited 
,•*»  yanD})hletB,  9  m  5  (2 
— ^■^2-.l?)f;flIB^Bordeaux  Rioters,  27  m  Hd 
— ' —  Tytf)*(i^ci0}iflhop  of),  Bestowal  of  Order  en, 

28/ 7d     ••.•.••••••• 

Vacherol  (M.]p£rec£&dMfmber  of  the  Academy 

of  Naval  Science,  ett.',  10  ^i  lOca^^ 

Vondegoltz'  (Count)  PtefCBtfttioin,  2j*  10  a 

Weather  m  Paris,  4  j  10  &:i^-9r«— 7/  12  d 

— 9j  10  6— 10 j  8  a— llj   10a— 17i  8(^-18f  . 

10a  :  ":   : 

Wine  Action,  8  j  8  6 

France  and  the  East,  18  m  12  a 

Francis  (Judge),  Banquet  to,  at  Alexandria,  6fn 

10  c 
Free  Trade  in  Land,  16  j  12/— 17j  7  6— 18j  12  a 

— 20j  4  dr— 21  j  6candd 

Dinner  at  New  York,  13/  6/ 

French  Democrats  and  the  Fenians,  8  j  10  c 
Protestant  Church,  London,  13 j   7f—14J 

6c 

Protestants,  Increase  of,  4?'  10  c — 9j  12  a — 

13  j  Sd 

Fruit,  State  of  the  Market,  16m  6c 

Funds,  Foreign,  24  j  4  6 

' Fluctuations  during  the  Year,  29  j  9  a 

State  of  the,  Ij  6  c— 3  j  5h-^j  7/— 6j4d 

—7j  ee—Sj6d—9j  6  6— lOj  6  6— llj  7  6— 
13  j  4d^l4j  7dr-lbj  5  6— 16j  7  6— 17j  4  c 
— 18j  7  6— 20j  56— 21j  7  6— 22j  6  c— 23^ 
7  a— 24;  4/-25J  7/— 27i  7  6—28  j  6/— 29^ 
7  6— 80  j  7/— 31j  6  6—1/  7  6—3/  6  f—4f  6  e 
.-5/7  6—6/  5  c— 7/  7/— 8/  7  d— 10/  7  6— 
11/5  c— 12  f  7  d— 14/  6  c— 15/  10  6—17/  7  c 
__18/  8  c— 19/  10  6— 20  f  6/— 21/  7  6— 22/ 
7  6—24/  7  6—25/  8d-26/  7d— 27/  6  c— 
28/5  6— 29/7  6— 2 wi  7  6— 3 w  56— 5fii  66 
—6m  8/— 7m  10«— 9m  6d— lOro  10c— 
llmlOe— 12  m  7c— 18m  10  c— 14  m  10/— 
16  m  6/— 17  m  10/— 18  m  7d— 19  m  7/— 
20m  10*— 21m  lie— 23m  66— 24m  lie— 
26  m  11  d— 26  m  7  d— 27  m  10  d— 28  m  10  c— 
30  m  7  6—31  m  11  c 

G. 

Gale  of  Jan.  18,  Record  of  its  Force,  21  j  9  d— 7/ 

5d 
its  Efiects,  20j   10  c— 25 j  6/— 27 j   9  e 

— 28j  3/ 

of  Jan.  31,  Account  and  Progress  of,  4/  7  c 

in  the  Channel,  6/  7  d— 13  m  9/ 

its  Effects  in  London,  3/  12  a— 4/  7  e 

in  the  ProYinoes,-3/  12  a— 4/  7  c 


Gallant  Rescue  of  a  Ship's  Crew,  16  j  9  6 
Game  Laws  at  Hexham,  16  j  9  6 

' Overstocking  of.  Trial,  22/  9  / 

Gant  (Fred.  J.),  on  the  Arthur  Abbott  Case,  9  m 

10/ 
Garrotte  Robbery,  4j  6  6 
Garrick  Club  and  Street,  Sale  of  Ground  Bents, 

lli9c 
Gas,  County  and  General  GiuiCoDSTuners'  Company, 

22i  5a 

101 


Gm 


FALHEB'S  index  to  *^  THB  TI1C£8  "  BEWSPJLFBB. 


[Jan.  1  to 


GftB,  Dr.  Letheby'B  Report  on  City  Om»  6/7  5 

Economy  of,  27^  12  d—6f  9/ 

New  Method  of  Mannfaotming,  22^'  7e 

^""^  OompaniM  aad  their  Pollution  of  Bivers,  l^j 
6  «  •  •  •    • . 

Cardigan  Qas  and  Coke  Connu^ofs^flQuipany, 

12/ 5«  .\  :   \     \  • 

Crystal  Palace,  DiatjiA  'Otts'Cdmpany,  16  m 

6  a  *•        •*•.•' 

Gas  Prodafiks  Xhilizin^  Company,  29/  7  b 

New^8lf<i.6ff 

«^:Neirjarej-M/6< 
.  .i^-*-;]lJiQthefoy  Company,  6/  7  o 
:-^^-Pontypridd,  12/6« 
:  -^ —  Qualities  of  the  City  Gas,  26tii  11/ 

State  of  Shares,  Ij  6«— 4j  7  c—SJ  6  fi- 
ll j  7/— I5j6«_i8j  7d— 22i  6/— 29j7(f— 
l/  7  6—6/ 6  e—Sf  7  d— 12/  7  6—16/  10  d— 
19/ 10  d— 22/  7  tf— 26/  7  «— 29/  7  6—7  m  10  « 
—11m  10  c— 14  m  10/— 18  m  7/— 21m  116 
—25m  lid— 28m  10< 

Gaslight  Improvement  Company,  21 J  7  a 
Gates  or  Bars  in  London  Sheets,  Betum,  10/  11  e 
General  Credit  and  Discount  Company,  17  j  4  a — 
28  j  6  a— 29i  7«— 26/  6d— 29/  7  a 

Steam  Navigation  Company,  26/  7  6 

German  Gymnastic  Society,  80  j  9  e 

Law,  Curious  Case,  7/11/ 

Germanites,  a  New  Sect,  22  j  8/ 
Germany,  Count  of  Paris  on,  6/  10  a 

their  View  of  Ireland,  18  j  10  $ 

Ghee  Ordeal  in  India,  29i  6/ 

Giblett  (F.)  on  Foreign  Cattle,  10  j  6  6— 13 j  10/ 
Gibraltar,  British  Steamers  at,  18/  10  e 
Exchanges  at,  18/  10  c 

Sufferings  of  the  Poor,  8/  9  d 

Gibson  (Charles  B.)  on  the  Shipwrights  of  East 
London,  1/  10/ 

(Dr.  Sir  James  Brown),  Sketch  of,  6  m  10  6 

^—  Milner,  Political  Speech  to  his  Constituents, 

80;  12 d 

Leading  Article  on,  31  j  6  d 


Girard  College,  Philadelphia,  Will  of  Founder,  24/ 

12  « 
Girdlestone  (Canon)  and  the  Agricultural  Labourer, 

18m  9c 
Girls'  Home  Fund,  Ij  10/— 6  j   9d— 9j   10  «— 

llj  11a— 20j  4/ 
Gisbome  (F.)  on  Telegraphic  Communication  with 


India,  24/  10*— 28/  if 

V.  E.),  Accident  to,  i? 
and  the  Trades  Unions,  15;  10  c— 25  j  12  d 


Gladstone  (Bt.  Hon.  W. 


I.),  Accident  to,  1  ?*  9/ 
15;  10  c— ^*^-  '' 
-22/ 10  c— 26/9  6 


—29;  Qf-^flf-SfSf- 
—7m  12d 

Bourke  (Bobert)  on  Mr.  Gladstone's  Resolu- 
tions, 25  m  5  a 

Conference  with  the  Trades  Unions,  19/  10  c 

—21/  12  d 

Dinner  and  Beception,  19  m  9  c 

Notices  on  Mr.  G.'s  Besolutions,  28  m  9/ 

on  the  Co-operative  Movement,  21/  12  d 

on  Trades  Unions,  2  J  10  d 

Politioal  Meeting  at,  20  m  9/ 

Beadings— '•  Sir  Walter  Scott,"  8/  12  e 

— >—  Besolutions  on  the  Irish  Church — ^Leading 

Ariide  on,  28  m  8  c— 26  m  9  a 
^^     102 


Gladstone  (Bight  Hon.  W.  E.),  Resolutions  on  the 

Irish  Church— Mr.  Disraeli's  Determination  if 

<tbe  Motion  Succeeds,  28  m  9  d 

The  Globe  on,  25m  5  a 

to  Mr.  Cyrus  Field,  on  the  Atlantic  Telegraph 

Meeting,  11  m  12  d 
See  also  Pablumbntabt  Speicbxs. 
Glamorgan  Militia,  no  Fenians  Among,  7 J  10/ 
Glass  (B.  A.)  on  the  Telegraph  Companies,  80  m  7  a 
Gloucester  Wagon  Company,  18/6/ 
Goatiy  (W.  A.)  on  the  Victor  Case,  1/  12  a 
Golden  Rose,  27/96 

Goldfields  of  Queensland,  Account  of,  24;  10  d 
Goldsmid  (Lieut-Col.  F.  J.),  27/  6/ 

on  Telegraphs  in  India,  6  m  7  e — 27  m  11 6 

Gold  Trowel  for  the  Duke  of  Edinburgh,  22;  9  a 
Goldworthy  (Mrs.),  Sad  Case  of  Destitution,  11; 

11/— 14;  lie 

Subscriptions,  14;  11  e 

Goose,  Caution  to  Eaters  of,  16;  9/ 

Gordon  (Hon.  James),  Death  by  Accident,  14/  7/ 

Sketch  of,  18/7  d 

(Sir  Jas.  Alex.),  an  Old  Veteran,  9j  9/— 10; 

4/— 13;  10  d 

Goschen  (Mr.)  oh  the  Bankruptcy  Laws,  8/  12  a 

Gould  (B.  de  Tracy)  on  the  American  Marriage 
Law,  29i  9/ 

Government  Annuities,  Annual  Account,  6  m  9  c 

Despatches,  8/  6  a 

Govett  (A.  F.)  on  the  Staines  Railway  Election, 
27/9/ 

GraveU  (J.),  "Black  Sea"  on  Wandsworth  Com- 
mon, 6  m  6  c 

Graves  (Messrs.),  Sale  of  their  Pictures,  9  m  11/ 

Gray  (Thomas),  Dietaiy  for  Merchant  Ships,  1; 
10  c 

Great  Eattem  Steamship  Company,  10/  7  < — 11/ 
6d 

Exhibition,  Finairce  Committee  Meeting,  28  m 

9/ 

Northern  Hospital,  6;  Od— 14J  6/ 

GBEHOB :— 

Conflict  of  the  Turks  and  Insurgents  in  Crete, 

22/ 12  a 

-  Dissolution  of  the  Chambers,  11/  7  d 
Fine  Art,  Depression  in,  14/  10  a 

Miscellaneous  Information,  2;  10  a — 3;  7d 

—17;  7c— 24;  7c— 6/  7  c— 7/  12  a— 13/  9a 

Postal  Arrangements,  11;  l5  6 

Removal  of  Cretan  Families  to,  7  m  12  6 

^—^  Russian  Vessels  bring  Candian  Refagees,  16  m 

Q  fm  t  ft  BM      Q  J» 

State  of,  11;  12  0^8/  8/— 8/  10  £^-24/ 

12  d 

The  New  Ministiy,  9j    Id^Sf  9  c— 14/ 

10  a 

Greedy  Clergy,  Note  about,  13;  10  6 

Green  (Henry)  on  Poor  Law  Relief,  etc.,  16;  6  c 

Greenwich  Hospital,  27/  9  a— 19  m  9  c 

and  School,  Estimated  Expenditure,  14  m  11/ 

Police  Court,  Resignation  of  Mr.  Traill,  14; 

lie 
Gregory  (W.  H.)  on  the  British  Museum,  SO  m  5  d 
Grey  (John),  the  Eminent  Agriculturalist,  Sketch 

of,  27;  10  c— 5/ 6  c 
Grier  (Capt  Robert),  Sketch  of»  SSJ  7  c 


March  81»  1868.]     palmbb's  htdex  to  ''  the  tiiocs  "  uncwsPAPSB. 


Hd 


Griffith  (B.  T.)  ou  the  Tomperaturo  of  Febrnary, 

28/10/ 
OroBTenor  Hotel  Compftxiy,  27/  6  e 
GroTo  (George)  on  the  Exploration  of  Palestine, 

18/3/ 
Guano  in  South  OaroHna,  11 J  7  d 
Gunnery :  What  onr  Guns  can  do,  5  tn  5/ 
Gunpowder  Magazines,  11  j  10/— 16  j  10  b 
Qvj'b  Hospital,  Statiatics  of,  12  m  10  6 
Gwynne  &  Co.  on  Irish  Bogs,  24  j  10  b 

H. 
Haileybnry  College,  13  m  6  5 

Athletic  Sports,  25  m  5  a 

Election  of  Head  Master,  2j  9a^^j  10  d 

Haines  (G.  S.)  on  the  Fire  at  Charing  Cross  Bail- 
way,  19/6  d 
Halcombs  &  Co.,  Sack  Contractors,  Limited,  3  m 

6a 
Hall  (Newman),  Fenians  and  Negroes,  9 J  Be 

on  the  Alabama  Claims,  23  j  6  e 

our  Belations  with  America,  27/  7/ 

Hallett,  Ommaney  &  Co.,  Comphunts  about,  24/ 
76 

Solicitor's  Beply,  26/  8  b 

HalUwell  (J.  0.)  on  Beference  Libraries,  11  j  9/ 

Haly  (J.  8.)  on  the  East  London  Distress,  9j  10/ 

Hammersmith  Murder,  Bespite,  2j  7/ 

Hanbory  Memorial,  11  j  9  e 

Handel  Festiral,  10  m  6/— 16  m  12  b 

Hand  Grenades,  Disoovery  of,  in  Calthorpe  Street, 
6/9« 

Hankey  (Thomson)  on  Co-operative  Sooieties,  17/ 
10  e 

Hannah  (Ber,  Dr.),  Sketch  of,  Ij  9  e 

Hanover  (Ex-king  of).  Silver  Wedding  Demonstra- 
tion, 22/ 10a 

and  the  Prussian  Government,  17  m  12  a 

Haram  (£.  S.)i  Presentation  to,  for  Saving  Life, 
7/6/ 

Hardy  (Gathome)  on  the  Loyal  Irish  Address  to 
the  Queen,  18/10  d 

Harrow  School  and  the  Public  School  Bill,  10/ 
lid 

Athletic  Sports,  30  m  6/ 

Death  of  the  Bev.  E.  H.  Vaughan,  6/7  6 

-  Election  to  Scholarship,  24  j  7  e 

False  Bumour  of  Dr.  Butler's  Besignation, 

18i  96 

Hare  (Mr.),  Bepresentative  Scheme,  2  m  6«— 9  m 
9/ 

Meeting  about,  23  m  7  e 

Harsnett  (Abp.)  Schools,  Election  of  Master,  14y 

be 
Havre  Docks,  Great  Petroleum  Fire  in,  27  m  10  6 
Hayes  (WilUam)  on  Free  Trade  in  Land,  21  j  6  e 
Head  (Sir  Edmund)  Sketch  of,  30 j  9  b 
Health,  Appointment  of  an  Officer  of,  for  Manches- 
ter, 7m  7/ 

French  Begistrar  General's  Annual  Betum, 

10m  6d 

in  Ireland,  16  j  8tf— 26  m  7/ 

in  Scotland,  4j  96— 16»   8e— 16/  126— 

12m  6 e 

of  Enghtfid,  Annual  Betum,  6/  9c 

of  the  Navy,  Annual  Betnzni,  24  j  4/ 


Health, BegistrarGeneral's  Betum,  1/  lOd— 8j  6/ 

—15j  4  6— 22 j  9  a— 29j  10  e-^f  6  c— 13/  7  e 

—26/  7/— 4  m  10/— 12  m  10  d— 18  m  12  d— 

26m  7/ 

Vital  Statistics  of  the  City,  13/  7  d 

Hebbert  (Capt.  Henry),  Sketch  of,  10/  10  6*11/ 

4  d 
Henderson  (Alex.)  on  the  Wren  of  the  Cunagh, 

QJ  96 
Henly  (T.  L.)  Emigrates  to  Uruguay,  18 jf  9/ 
HeppeU  (J.  M.)  on  Bailway  Accounts,  10  j  6/ 
Herapath  (John  of  Herapath's  Bailway  Jot^iiaZ), 

Notice  of,  27/  10  b 
(William,  the  toxieologiit),  Sketch  of,  16/ 

96 
Herbert  (Henry  A.)  on  Irish  Labourers*  Pay,  16  m 

76 
■  an  Irish  Member^s  Defisnee  of  the  Beporter, 

18m  5d 
Beply  of  the  Beporter  on  the  Speech,  17  m 

8d 
Hospital,  no  Small  Poz  Cases,  20  J  ip  d 

(Lady)  on  the  Poor  in  Westminster,  9^  10/ 

(Percy  £.)  on  the  Army  Estimates,  26  m 

lid 

Hereford  (Bp.  of),  Health  of,  17  m  6  6 

Heron  (D.  C),  on  the  SUte  of  Ireland,  8/  10/ 

Herrings,  Immense  Cargo  of,  24/  7/ 

Hexham  Farmers*  Club,  and  the  G^e  Laws,  IB  J 

96 
Heygate  (F.  W.)  on  Mr.  Maguire  and  the  London 

Companies,  12  m  7  a 
Hibbert  (Mr.  Geo.)  Sale  of  Objects  of  Yertu,  28  m 

12  d 
Higgins  (Edw.)  on  the  Abolition  of  Tolls  and 

Turnpikes,  28/ 8  a 

(J.  Napier),  on  the  Irish  Anti-Fenian  Move- 
ment, Ij  10 « 

Highbury,  Discovery  of  Coins  at,  91  j  10  d 
Highland  and  Agricultural  Soeieiy  of  Scotland,  11  j 

de 
Highlands  of  Scotland,  Progress  of  Cultivation  in, 

2m  6/ 
High  Water  at  London  Bridge— J?very  Day,  after 

"  Ship  Nbwb  " 
Highway  Bobbery  in  Endell  Street,  20  J  8  a— 21 J 

6d 
Hill  (Mr.,  Queen's  Metienger),  Sudden  Death  of, 

21m  12/ 
Hills  (A.  C),  Notice  of  a  Meteor,  3  j  9  d 

(E.  S.)  on  Nitro-Glyeerine.  Ij  Sf 

Hobart  (Lord)  on  the  Alabama  Claims,  18  J  12  6 

—22 J  4u— 24i  8«— 27i  12  c 
Hodges  (A.  L.),  Note,  Im  6f 

&  Co.  on  How  they  Manage  at  Deal,  26/ 

6c 

Hodgson  (Edmund)  Founds  a  Scholarship  for  the 

Stationers*  School,  9  m  12  a 
Holbom  Workhouse,  9j  9«— 26J  9d 
HoUand — Dissolution  of  the  Chambers,  4j  9  e 

Besignation  of  M.  de  Eook,  llj  9  d 

(Messrs.)  and  their  Workmen,  7  j  12  d 

Holmes  (John)  on  the   Tichboume    Baronetcy, 

23  m  10  0 
Holyhead  Breakwater,  Damage  to  by  the  Storm, 
24/10« 

108 


Horn 


PALMEB  B  mjyJET  TO   "  THE  TIKES  "  KEWBPIPEB. 


[Jan.  1  to 


Home  and  Colonial  Marine  Instiraiiee  Oompany, 

17  m  10/ 
Home  for  Litile  Bojb,  17  m  12  e 
Homeric  Society,  Broposed  Establiahment  of,  31  j 

Homoeopathic  InBnrance  Company,  Proposals  for, 
21  j  6  6 

Hood  (M.  T.)  and  the  United  Hotel,  ISj  6  d 

Hope  (W.)  on  Sewage,  28j  8  b 

Hornby  (J.  J.)  on  Leaving  Books  at  Eton,  6  m  7/ 

Hdpital  Francais,  16  j  6e 

Hops,  State  of  the  Market,  7j  6«— 14J  7  6— 20j 
5&— 21  j  7  e—2BJ  6/— 4/  6  e— 11/  6  c— 17/ 
7  c— 18/  8«-26/  8  6— Sm  5  6— 10m  10  c— 
17  m  10/— 24  m  11  c— 31  m  11  c 

Horrible  Tragedy  at  St.  Blaize  de  Bnis,  6  m  10  c 

Horse  Flesh  Dinner  at  Bamsgate,  11/  7  c 

Great  Dinner  at  Langham  Hotel,  7/  9/— 

8/12« 

Prohibited  by  the  Church,  25  j  6  6 

Hospital  for  Chest  Diseases,  14  j  6/— 27  m  11  c 

for  Sick  Children,  Sixteenth  AnniTersary,  20/ 

12  d  ^ 

for  Throat  Diseases,  21  j  5  e— ISJ  12  d 

for  Women,  6^  9d— ISj  9/ 

Houghton  (F.  E.),  Meteorology  of  the  Tear,  2j  9  d 

House  of  Charity,  Soho,  7j  7f—10j  9  c— 16  j  6  c 
—3m  7/ 

House  of  Peers : — 

Appeal  Cases,  Bishop  of  Exeter  v.  Marshall 

and  another,  81  m  12  c 

Campbell  v.  Earl  of  Dalhousie,  13  m  11  a 

Eari  of  Stirling  v.  Officers  of  State  of  Scot- 
land, 31 m  12  c 

Gray  and  another  v,  Johnson,  11  m  11 6 

Humphrey  v,  H.  M.  Officers  of  State  for 

Scotland,  21/  11a— 22/  10/— 26/  10  e 

Macfarlane  &  Co.  v,  Taylor  &  Co.,  10  m  11  6 

—11  m  11  6 
MacdougaU*s  Trustees  v.  Bobertson  €t  al., 

16m  10/— 17m  lid 
Notices,  9  m  11/— 16  m  11  fr— 20  m  11  c— 

23m  11  o— 26m  11«— 26m  Ho— 80m  11/ 

Shaw  and  others  v.  Gould  and  others,  28  m 

lid 

University  of  Aberdeen  v.  Irvine,  20  m  11 6 

—27  m  11  e 
Young  and  his  Curator  v.  Bobertson  et  aL, 

ex  parte  as  to  Lawrence  Bobertson,  16  m  10/— 

17m  lid 


Young  for  Bichardson  e «  aZ.  v.  Bobertson  «t 

al,  16m  10/— 17m  lid— 27m  lie 

Lord  Malmesbury  on,  8 j  10  c 

Statistics  of,  8^  4/ 

Houses,    Modem  Systems  of  running  up,  Dan- 
gerous, 29/  6  e 
Howard  (Edw.  G.  F.),  Appeal  for  Books,  6  m  6  e 
Hubbard  (J.  G.)  on  Elementary  Education,  25?* 
6d— 30i  6e         '  "^ 

Hudson's  Bay  Company,  19  m  12  a 
Hull,  Bestoration  of  Holy  Trinity,  7/  10/ 
Hungarian  altogether  with  the  Empress  of  Austria, 

20m  9«! 
Hungary  and  Croatia,  30  j  9  d— 31  m  12  a 

Export  Betum  of  Grain,  14/  5  e 

Kossuth  a  Traitor,  81  m  12  o 

104 


Hungary,  Opening  of  the  Diet,  11  m  126 

Beception  of  Emperor  and  Empress  of  Aus- 
tria, 7/  12  a 

Sentence  on  the  Editor  of  the  Paper  contain- 
ing Kossuth's  Letters,  28/  7  c 

Hunt  (Mr.  Ward),  the  New  Chancellor  of  Exche- 
quer, Sketch  o/,  2  m  9  a 

Hurricane  at  Teneriffe,  17j  7  d 

— ~  Experiences  of  a,  by  the  Adm.  Lyons,  22  j 
Be 

West  India,  Fund,  5  m  12  6 

Hurstpierpoint  School,  18  m  5  « 

Hutt  (Sir  W.)  on  the  Present  Muiisti7,  7/  9/    * 

Hyde  Park,  Ceremony  on  Dedicating  a  Druiking 
Fountain  in,  2  m  6/ 

Bailings,  17i  8c 


Ice  Storm  on  the  Chiltem  Hills,  14  j  9  c 

Casting  of  Leaves,  14  j  12  a 

Idiots,  Asylum  for,  28  m  12/ 

Illegal  Trade  Society,  Carpenters  and  Joiners,  7/ 

12  6—8/  9d 
Imperial  Bank,  3  j  5  a 
Imperial  Bnssian  Sinking  Fund  CommiBsion,  12/ 

76 

Union  Assurance  Company,  27  m  10  6 

Imposition,  New  Mode,  6 J  10/ 

Improved  Industrial  Dwellings,  14^  7  e— 16^  7/ 

Impure  Water,  10  j  10  c 

Incendiary  Fire  at  Domey,  IJ  10  d 

New  Cross,  3j  106 

Essex,  6i  10/ 

Ballybeg,  22  j  8  d 

Income  Tax,  19/  11a— 21/  12  6—22/7  6—24/ 

Incorporated  Law  Society  Examinations,  4/9/ 
INDIA:— 

Additional  Postage  Charge  to,  11  m  11  a 

and  the  Law  of&ntract,  6 j  8  e 

Another  Famine  in,  24/  10  e—9m  10  d 

Bengal  Brigade  for  Abyssinia,  6j  8« 

Bhamo  Expedition,  12  m  5  d 

Bidding  of  BiUs  at  the  Bank,  16i  7  a— 6/ 

5a 
Bills,  Allotment  of,  2  J  5  a— 20/  6  c — 5  m  6  a 

—19  m  7  6 
Bombay  Bank,  3j  7c— 21j  10«— 7/  lOd 

Bonus  Compensation  Committee,  Bj  8/ 

Bp.  of  Calcutta's  First  Charge,  18j  9  d 

and  Bitualism,  23  m  12  d 

Bridge  over  the  Hboghly,  80  m  12  a 

• British  and  Native  Bule,  6j  8  d 

Policy  in,  4  j  6  6 

Budget,  81m  12  a 


Census  of  Various  Castes,  21^'  6/ 

• Commercial  Intelligence,  4j  9  c — 10  j  7  h— 

11  j  9d— 13j  10  6— 16 J  7  c— 18i  9d— 22i 
7  6— 24  j  7  d— 27i  9  c— 1/  9  c— 8/  9  c— 11/ 
7  d— 17/  9  c— 18/  10  6—19/  12 6—24/ 12  fr- 
26/9c— 3m  7  6—4  m  9  6—9  m  9  c— 13  m  12  a 
—23  m  12  6 

Curious  Customs  in,  2  m  10  d 

Death  of  Azim  Khan,  21  m  12  a 

an  Indian  Magistrate,  10  j  10  e 

Departures  for  Abyssinia,  19/  12  h 


March  81, 1868.]     paxhsb's  ikdkx  to  the  "  th&ss  "  icbwspapeb. 


Inq 


Indl*  (eontifiuedj. 

Dr.  Norman  Maoleod in  Oalontia,  12m  6 d 

-— ^  £.  I.  Iirigaiion  Company,  16  i  6  h^VJj  4  e 

—24/  10  « 
Embarlnttion  of  Troops  for,  81  j  8/ 

Encounter   with  Worghnr   Insorgeots,    3/ 

9« 

Sngliflh  and  Native  GoTemments,  80  m  9/ 

Trout  in,  ISj  10/ 

Erection  of  a  Hospital  at  Soez,  6j  le 

Exploration,  2  m  10  c 

Failure  and  Sentence  on  Manoolgee  Sha- 

podjee  Kaka,  6 J  8  e 

Finanoe  and  Abyssinian  Expedition,  6j  8  d 

Financial  Statement,  26  m  9  & 

Gold  Coinage  for,  6j  8/ 

GoTemor  of  Bombay's  Visit  to  Korraohee, 

13  m  10  e 
Income-tax  BiU,  12  m  5  e— 28  m  12  e 

India  and  Abyssinia,  21i  10/ 

-  Indigo  Disturbances,  8/  6  & 

System  of  Tirhoot,  12  m  6  d 

■  Land  Credit  and  finance  Company,  17  m 

10/— 24  m  116 

Leading  Article  on  Furloughs,  21  j  8/ 

MisceUaneons   Information,    18  j    9ci — 21 J 

lOtf— 26j  96—3/  9  a— 7/  10«— 19/  12  6— 

12m  9<;— 21m  12a 
Nawab  of  Tonk  deposed,  18^  9c2 

New  Furlough  Begulations,  18 j   9d— 22j 

10  a— 27i  126— 14/ 7  c 

OffieiiJ  Appointments,  21  m  12  a 

on  the  Future  GoTemment  of  India,  12  m 

5c 

Opium  BeTenue,  12m  Be 

Our  Afghan  PoUey,  17i  6  c— 20j  6/— 20j 

8c 

Proclamation  Deposing  the  Nawab  of  Tonk, 

21i  10/ 

Public  Works  in,  ij  10  d 

Baflways  in,  21i   10  c— 7/  7d— 10/  7/— 

28  m  10c 

-  BeHef  Serriee,  6j  7  c 

Beligious  Milita^  Orders,  23  m  12  d 

BeportofTrade,21j  10/— 9  m  6c2 

Besignation  of  the  Bp.   of  Bombay,  SOm 

12  a 

Betum  to  England  of  Dr.  Macleod,  21m 

12  e 

Lady  Lawrence,  21  m  12  a 

Benial  of  the  Ghee  Ordeal,  29i  5/ 

BeTolt  of  Prisoners  at  Jauna  Gaol,  19/  12  6 

— ^ —  Rising  of  the  Bheels  at  Punch,  6  m  10  a 

Shipment  of  Cotton  in  December,  19/  12  b 

Sir  John  Lawrence  in  India,  12m  5c 

Tramway  Company,  18  j  7  c 

Treaty  with  Burmah,  20  j  4/ 

UniTersity  of  Calcutta  and  its  Degrees,  12  m 

5d 
Indift-House  Breakfttst,  3/  Of— 28m  9  a 
Indian  Aimy  Fund,  4  m  6/ 
— >—  Canying  Compai^,  18  m  76 

Mutiny  Medals,  29i  7/ 

Indigent  BHnd,  8j  4/— ISj  9  a 
Indigo,  State  of  the  Market,  14/  5/ 
Indiscriminate  Charity—- the  Orphan  Boy,  6  m  18  6 


Industrial  Home  for  Crippled  Boys,  11  j  11  a 

Ingram  (H.  B),  Appeal,  6j  9  d 

Innes  (James)  on  the  C^ty  Churches,  12/  7/ 

Inns  of  Court  Libraries,  14/  66—16/  9/— 18/ 
8/_20/  11/ 

INQUESTS :— 

on  a   Child  left  as  Bailway  Luggage,  21  j 

9({ 

on  a  Fire   Brigade  Man    Burnt  to  Death, 

6/9c 

on  a  Gentleman  found  Drowned  at  Staple- 
ford  Abbots,  7/  6  c 

on    a  Toung   Man   at  Penrith,  a  Suicide, 

28m  9/ 

on  Abraham  Be  veil,  Bun  over,  21  j  9  d 

on  Alfred   Mann,  Drowned  off  Portsmouth, 

2m  6/ 

on  Beety,  the  Engine  Fitter,  at  Hull,  14  J 

6c 

on   Catherine  Bell,  Burnt   to   Death,  27  J 

9d 

on  Charles  Babbage,  Shot  by  Accident,  14  j 

9d 

on  Charles  Cosens,  Murdered  near  South- 
ampton, 9  m  10/ 

on  Col.  Dunn,  a  Gun  Accident,  28/  10  c 

-^-  on  Constable  Casey,  Shot  by  a  Fenian,  26/ 
3d— 26/  12  a 

on  Daniel   Drisooll,  Murdered,    4  m   6/— 

11m  12d 

on  Daniels  and  Davis,  Killed  on  the  Cam- 
brian Bailway,  8/  12/ 

on  Edward  Duff^,  the  Fenian,  23 j  10  d 

on  Elizabeth  Bouse,  a  Clerkenwell  Explosion 

Victim,  18m  Us 

on  Elizabeth  Skelton,  Burnt  to  Death,  26/ 

10  c 

on  Four  Children,  Burnt  to  Death  accident- 
ally, 28/ 4  6 

on  Frederick  Grant,  from   Apoplexy,  23  m 

on  George  Meore,  Killed  by  the  Fall  of  a 

House,  29/ 6  c 

on  Hon.  J.  Gk)rdon,  16/  9  c 

on  James  Digby,  a  Night  Watchman,  16  j 

4/ 

on  James  Bandall,  by  Falling  from  a  Bailway 

Tram,  23  m  9/ 

-  on   John   Howard    Mazm,    from  Somnam- 
bulism, 11/6/ 

on  John  Hunt,  a  Child  Scalded  to  Death  by 

a  Woman,  13  m  lid 

on  John   Strangeways,  in  Pinsbury,  13 j  3/ 

on  John  Wilkins,  Murdered,  18  m  12  a 

on  Lady  Tichbome,  Sudden  Death,  16  m  7  c 

on  Lieut.  Charles  M.  Turner,  3/  11/ 

on  Lieut.-Col.  Childs,  at  Dover,  3  J  7  e 

on  Lord  Derby's  Valet,  a  Suicide,  17/  12  h 

on  Mark  W.  Corbin,  found  Dead  in  a  Wood, 

29/6ci 

on  Mary  Ann  Day,  a  Suicide,  28/  4/ 

on  Mary  Yems,  a  Suicide,  27^*  9d 

on  Michael  Briscoe,    Shot    in  Dublin,  Sm 

10  6— 4m  9({ 

on  Michael  Lyons,  Starved  to  Death,  23  j 

12  6 

irv: 


Inq 


PALMER'S   Tin)EX   TO  "THE   TIMES"   KEWBFAPEB. 


[Jan.  1  to 


Inquests  {continued}, 

onMutba  Harris,  Btarvedto  Death,  3j  10  d 

on  Mary  Anne  Mallard,  a  Lxmatic,  15  j  10  & 

on  Miss  Millboume,  25  j  0  c— 3/  12  c 

on  Mr.  Arrivabene,  a  City  Stockbroker,  17/ 

*    9« 
on  Mr.  F.  Q.  Smith,  a  Suicide,  4  m  10  c 

on  Mr.    Gordon  Brown,   Thrown  from  his 

Horse,  28  m  11  a 

on  Mr.  Gresley,  a  Suicide,  4/  10  a 

on  Mrs.  Ommaney,  Burnt  to  Death,  23  j  9/ 

on  Mrs.  Pigg  and  her  Children,   Burnt  at 

Great  Yarmouth,  27  j  6  e 

on  Bichard  Nichols,  Run  Over,  27  j  9  d 

on  Richard  Pearce,  from  Parental  Neglect, 

11/ 8  d 
on  Robert  Neate,  Accidentally  Poisoned,  5/ 

9c 
on   Sarah  Clements,    Poisoned    by  Bating 

Goose,  16j  9/ 
on  Sergeant  Hall,  found  Drowned  on  Line 

Sands,  13  j  7/ 
on  the  Body  of  a  Child  found  in  an  Under- 
taker's Cellar,  25  m  10  c 
on  the  Clerkenwell  Victims,  4j  11  6 — 11  j 

12d—lSj     10  b— If     lOd— 13/    9d— 22/ 

12d—2^f  6c— 26/  6  a— 18m  11  e 
on  the  Four  Boys  Drowned  at  Walton,  8 J 

7c 
on  the  Illegitimate  Child  of  Ann  Wickens, 

24  j  7e 

of  Elizabeth  Lee,  15/  2  6 

on  the  Rev.  A.  J.  Plow,   Murdered  at  Tod- 

morden,  18  m  9  <£ 
• on  Thomas  Blackmore,  Found  Drowned,   5/ 

be 

on  Thomas  Ebenezer  Tanner,  a  Suicide,  17/ 

Qd 

on  Thomas  Howes,  Burnt  to  Death,  Slj 

4c 

on  Thomas  Lee,  the  Suicide  at  the  Ciystal 

Palace,  22/  5/ 

on  Three  Women  Killed  at  Bow,  6/7  6 — 

11/9/ 

on  Two  Boys  from  Starvation,  6  m  10  & 

on  William  Brock,  Ship  Accident,  11  j  9« 

on  William  Colman,   from  Starvation,   17  j 

7d 

on  Two  Lads,  Drowned  at  Madehurst,  7/ 

6/ 

on  William  Clarke,  a  Suicide,  31m  126 

Insane,  Bethlehem  Hospital,  14 J  6  d 

Increase  of  Patients  in  Essex,  9i  5  tf 

New  Asylum  for,  7j  11  d—%j  Sf—9j  6  «^— 

10 j  4  c— 13j  8/— 16  m  12  c 
Insanity,  Statistics  of,  12/  6  « 
InstituUon  of  Civil  Engineers,  15  j  4  e 
Insurance  Companies'  Shares,  4  J  7  c — 11  j  7/ — 
16  J  6tf— 18j  7d—22j  5/— 29j  7  d—lf  7  b— 
6/5 «-8/  7  d— 12/  7  6—16/  10  d~  19/  10  d 
—22/  7  c— 26/  7  «— 29/  7  6—7  m  10  e— 11  m 
10c— 14m  10/— 21m   116— 25m   lid— 28m 
10  « 
Intemperance  among  the  Poor,  and  its  Remedy, 
15j4d 

Statistics  of,  30  j  9d 
106 


International  Coinage,   17  j    76— 23j    7e — 26/ 
96 

Coinage,  Royal  CommiBsion  on,  20/  9/— 

21 m  12  6 

Congress  on  Naturalization,  17/  6  a 

Financial,  29  j  7/ 

League  Deputation  to  Mr.  Adams,  16  m  10 « 

Maritime  Exhibition  at  Havre,  14/9  a— €  m 

5<— 19  m  10  c— 21m  116 
Ocean  Telegraph  Company  of  New  York,  18  m 

7e 
Ipswich,  New  Town  HaU,  29  j  6  6—3/  9  6 
IKBLAND :— 
A  Young  Man  Shot  in  Saokville  Street,  29/ 

9c— 2m  6  6 

A^ar  (Louisa),  Case,  28  j  3  e 

Allen    (Thomas),  Brother    of  the  executed 

Fenian,  Arrest,  23 j  10c 

Another  Robbery  of  Arms  at  Cork,  26  m  6  « 

Anti-Chnroh   Establishment  Meeting,  28  m 

12c 
-^—  Anticipated  Visit  of  the  Prince  of  Wales, 

18  m  &c 
Anti-Roman  Catholic  University  Proeeedings, 

27m  116— 28m  12c 
Armagh  Assizes,  Jndge  Battereby's  Charge, 

26/ 12  a 

Arrest  of  Patrick  Joyce,  20/  12  d 

of   Capt.  Mackay,  8/  9/— 10/  6  a— 11/ 

7c 
— Trial  and  Acquittal  for  Mnrder,  12  m  10  6 

—13  m  106 

of  Mr.  Train  for  Debt,  4  m  9  e — 5  m  10  c 


—6m  10c 

Arrests,  29  j  12  6 

and  Tumult  at  Cork,  13/   6<i— 14/    106 

—15/  12  d 

at  Sligo,  2  J  4  d 


Attack  of  Five  Armed  Men  on  a  Magistrate's 

House  near  Cork,  26/  12  6 — ^28/  7  e 

on  a  Collier  in  Monkstown,  BJ  7e— lOj 

7c 
on  a  Martello  Tower  at   Waterford,  34  j 

12  c— 80i  6  d— Slj  10  o— 8/  10«— 6/  7  e 

on  a  Train  to  Cork,  13  m  10  6 

on  Mr.  Hugo's  Gun  Shop,  11/7/ 

on  the  House  of  Rev.  Mr.  Spring,  at  Inebi- 


geelagh,  21m  10  c 

on  the  House  of  the  Rev.  Mr.  Young,  of 


Leemount,  21  m  10  ^ 
Attempt  to  Fire  Messrs.   Cannock,   Tait  ft 

Co.'s  Establishment  in  Limerick,  4  m  9  e — 5  m 

10  c 

Aungier  (Peter),  Robbery  of,  11  j  12  d 

Ballincollig  Powder  Mills,  Precautions,   6/ 

7c 

Belfast,  Progress  of,  8y  8  c 

Benehera'  Banqaet  to  the  Lord  Lieuteiiant, 

27j  10/ 

Bourke  ( — ),  Arrest  for  Murder,  14j  9« 

Carr  (Mr.),  of  Cork,  warned  off,  28/  7  « 

Carroll  (Jdin,  Lord  Mayor),  Letter  to  the 

Prince,  16  m  5  c 

Castle  Restrietion  Order,  17/  11  a 

Census  of  the  Religions  DeDomiixattoiui  ia* 

81 »  9/ 


Maarcli  31, 1868.]     pai^bcsb'b  I2n>sx  to  "  thc  tikes  "  itewbfapeb. 


Ire 


Ireland  (continued), 

Chloroform  Administered  to  a  Tonng  Woman 

in  the  Streets,  11/  7  e 

Oircnlation  of  Irish  Banks,  21  j  7  b 

Clever  Stratagem  on  the  Dublin  Detectiyes, 

1/9/ 
Closing  of  Down    Gathednd   for   Want  of 

Funds,  28  j  9  d 
Letter   from  the   Bishop  in  Denial,  7/ 

lOd 

** Command"  Night  at  the  Theatre  BoyaU 

11 m  12  c 

Connanght  Circuit,  6/  6  d 

Constable  Fined  for  False  Arrest,  28  j  Se 

Constabulary  Barracks,  Meeting  of  Proprie- 
tors, ISj  9e 

Proprietors*  Meeting,  7/  6  c— 8/  9e 

Conviction  of  the  Men  who  Assaulted  Mr. 

Campbell  the  Weslejan  Minister,  26/126 

Cork,  Municipal  Improvements  prevented,  5/ 

6d 

Proceedings  in,  6  j  7  «— 9/  9  rf— 11  j  12  c 


-15  i  10  a— 6/  6  4—6/  7e— 19/  10/ 
Reporter  on  Fenianism,  14  j  9  d 


Correspondence  of  Mr.  Train  and  the  Sheriff, 

3  m  10a 

Costello   (Augustine),  Application  for   New 

Trial,  81  j  10  a 

Counter  Demonstration  at  Limerick  to  the 

Church  Defence  Meetings,  23  m  5  a — 27  m  11  a 

-  Court-Martial  on  John  Dunlery,  11  j  12  d 
on  the  Research  Officers,  16  j  10  6 


12  b 


Criminal  Statistics Beport,  2j  id 
Cullen  (Cardinal),    Political  Pastoral, 


29j 


Curious  Case  of  a  Writ- Server,  2dj  3  e 
•  Curious  Sheep- Stealing  Trials,  25  »i  5  e 

Daring  Bobbciy  at  Cork,  I J  9d— 2j  4d— 

3j  Sc 

Beward  for  the  Bobbers,  6j  7/ 

Death  of  Constable  Casey,  another  Fenian 


Victim,  25/ 3d 

Edward  DuflFy 

11a 


the   Fenian  Convict,  27  j 


M.  Costello,  the  IrUh  Agitator,  13/  5  d 

Declaration  of  the  Boman  Catholic  Clergy, 

2y  80 

Defence  Fund,  28.;  3e 

Dietaries  in  Irish  Prisons,  13  m  9/ 

Disendowment  of  Beligions,  Meeting  at  Bel- 
fast, 11/ 7s 

Drogheda   Assize,    Presentation   of   White 

Gloves  to  the  Judge,  19/  5/ 
Drmnmond     Institution,     Foundation    of, 

20m  12b 

Dublin  Stock  Exchange,  Ij  9e— 2j  4«— 6^ 

7d— 8j  10  c— 9j  9d— 10;  7  c— Uj  12/— 13j 
5<i— 16j  lOd— 16j  9/— 17j  7d— 18j  13/— 
20 J  5d— 22j  5«— 22j  8d— 23j  10  c— 24 j  4/ 
— 27j  llo— 29J12  c— 30i  12d—Zlj  10  a— 
1/  »/-3/  10/-.6/  6d— 6/  5  c— 7/  9«— 8/ 
6/— 10/  66—12/  12e— 13/5/— 14/  10  c— 
16/  9^-17/  U  a— 19/  9  e— 20/7  d— 21/  9/ 
—22/6/— 24/6  6— 26/  8d— 27/  9/— 28/7/ 
—29/  9/— 2 TO  7  6— 4m  96— 5i»  10<!— 6to 
10  c— 9 1»  76— Urn  12/— ISm  9/— 13iii  106 


Ireland  (continued). 
—14  TO  116— 16  TO  lOd— 18to  5«— 19i)i  10  c 
—20  TO  126— 21  TO  10  e— 23  m  5  6— 25  to  9/— 
27to  116— 28 to  12c— 30 to  6d 

Election  Movements,  18  to  6/— 19  to  10  c 

Evening  Pott  and  Fenianism,  %j  7  e 

Evictions  and  Cultivation  in,  8/  9  d 

Explosion  at  Eilrusb,  8  J  8  c 

^  of  Powder  Flasks  in  Cork,  5/  6  d 

Explosive  Bottle  thrown  at  a  Workman  in 

Cork,  20  j  8  6 

Faction  Fight  at  Newport,  IJ  9c 

Fenian  Alarms,  Ij  9  e 

John  Martinis  Appeal,  15  J  10  a 

— — -—  Placard  in  Dublin,  10  to  5  c 

Proclamation,  14J  9  d 

Subscription    for    the    **  Martyrs,"    loj 


10  a 


Trials  in  Cork,  17  to  12  6 

Ffrench  (Lord)  and  the  Boman  Catholic  De- 
claration, 24  j  8  d 

First  Levee  of  the  Season,  6/  7  c 

Flax  Extension  Association  of  Ulster,  3/ 10  c 

Food  and  Wages  of  Labourers  in,  20  m  5e 

"Freeing"  Ireland,  14 j  9c 

Glasgow  (Mr.),  of  Cork,  his  Besidence  At- 
tacked by  Fenians,  18m  5c 

Great  Number  of  Pikes  found  under  an  Altar 

in  KUlteely,  11  to  12  c— 12  7/1  10  c 

Public  Indignation  Meeting  in  Befereuce 

to,  16to  lOd— 14to  11a 

£300  Beward  for  the  Offender,  16  m  10  d 


—  Great  Sympathy  Meeting  for  the  Pope,  2j 
4d— 3j  8  c 

—  Greek  Fire  Incident  at  Cork,  14  j  9  d 
Thrown  into  a  PoUce  Barrack  in  Cork,  9  to 


9d 


Guinness  (Sir  B.  L.),  Address  to,  2  j  4  d 

Heron  (D.  C.)  on  the  Leading  Arti^e  on  the 

State  of  Ireland,  8/  10/ 
High    Sheriff    and    Grand    Jury*s    Protest 

against  Party  Processions,  4  to  9  d 

Imports  and  Exports  of  the  Past  Year,  2j  4  d 

Incorporated    Society    of   Attorneys,    Anti- 
Fenian  Address,  21  j  9  c 

■  Inflammatory  Orange  Speech  of  the  Bev.  Mr. 
Flanagan,  23  to  5  6—25  to  9/ 

Intended  Installation  of  the  Prince  of  Wales, 

12m  9c 

Investiture  of  Marquis  of  Drogheda  ^th  the 

Order  of  St.  Patrick,  10/  6  a 

Ireland,  a  Few  Facts  about,  29  j  6  c 

and  America,  5/  6  c 

as  it  is,  30  j  5/ 

as  it  was  and  as  it  is,  22  j  8  c 

Viewed  from  Germany,  18  j  10  e 

Judges  for  the  Spring  Circuits,  20j  8  6 

Land  Tenure,  10  j  4  e 

Lord  Palmorston  on,  10  j  4  e 

Law  of  Landlord  and  Tenant,  7/  6  d— 8/ 

126 

Lennon  (Patrick),  Arrest  and  Trial,  ISj  5  d 

— I8j  9e— 20j  86— 22i  8  c— 11/  7/— 12/ 
12  6—13/  5d— 14/  10  6—17/  10/ 

Lennox  (Patrick),  Examination  of,  17i  10  a 

Sentence,  16/  12d— 17/  10/ 

n  9  107 


Ire 


palmek'b  ikdex  to  "ithe  times"  fewbpafeb. 


[Jan.  1  to 


Ireland  {continued). 

— *  Lennox  (Patrick),  Trial  and  Eyidence,  15/ 

12  d 
Leslie  (Bev.  Mr.),  Fenian  Attack  on   his 

House,  29/9  e—2  m  6  & 
Lord  Mayor  goes  to  Roman  Catholic  Cathedral 

in  State,  7j  9/ 

Lord  Mayor's  Inaagural  Banqnet,  27f7d 

Loyal  Addresses  to  the  Qaeen,  27  j  11a 

Mackay  (Capt.),  in  DabUn,  25  m  9/ 

Trial,  21m  10«— 21m  12a— 28  m  6  a— 

24  m  12  e 

Martial  Law  Necessary,  3  j  8  d 

Memorial  Crosses  to  the  Manchester  Mnr- 

derers  Forbidden,  28^'  8  e 

Messrs.  Pigott  and  Sullivan  in  Gaol,  26/  12  a 

Military  Banquet  at  the  Exhibition  Palace, 

20m  12b 

Miscellaneous  Information,  3j  8  d — 6 J  7/ 

More  Arrests  at  Cork,  11/  7  « 

Moriarty's  (Bp.)  Address,  6^'  7e^l5j  10  a 

Mr.  Sidney's  Case,  14 j  9  «— 22 J  8  c— SOJ  6/ 

— ^  Mr.  Salliyan*s  Resignation  as  Member  of  the 

Corporation,  4  m  9  <i 

Murderous  Attack  on  Col.  Forbes,  8  J  7 « — 

9  J  dd^Uj  9« 

Narrow  Escape  of  a  Mail  Train  from  Water- 
ford,  5/6  d 

-  National  Association,  23  m  5  a 

North-Eaat  Circuit,  3/  10/ 

Northern    Whig   on    the    Roman   Catholic 

Clergy's  Manifesto,  10 J  7  e 
Nugent  (Patrick),  Trial  for  Treason-Felony, 

4m  9d 
O'Neill  (Rev.  W.)  Created  a  Peer,  12  m  9  c 

On  Infusing  English  Hearts  into  Irish  Soil, 

16  j  10  6 

On  the  Ministerial  Movements  for  Ireland, 

13m  10  6— 14m  Ua 

Opening  of  the  Commission  of  Oyer  and 

Terminer,  12/  12  6 

Charge  of  the  Judge,  12  /  12  6 

O'SuUivan  paniel)  Deprived  of  his  Com- 
mission of  the  Peace,  21 J  9/— 27^  10/ 

Prosecution  for  Sedition,  22^'  8  c— 24^*  8d 

—3/  10  «— 17/  11  a— 18/  3  «— 19/  6  e 

jPawnbroking  in  Dublin,  Dr.  Hancock's  Re- 
port and  Suggestions,  10  m  6  c 

Pigott  (Richard),  Prosecution  for  Sedition, 

lOJ  7«— llj  12d— 13j  6  a— 11/  7/— 15/ 
12  d— 17/  11 0—20/  12  c— 21/  9  e 

Application  to  Remove  it  into  the  Queen's 

Bench,  27i  10/— 31i  lOo— 1/  9« 

Political  Arrests,  4/  7  a 

Population  Returns,  25  j  10  « 

Postponement  of  the  Fenian  Trials,  6  m  10  e 

Preparations  for  intended  Banquet  to  Prince 

of  Wales,  20  m  12  6 

for  the  Reception  of  the  Prince  of  Wales, 

18  m  5  «— 23  m  6  a— 25  m  9/— 28  m  12  c— 30  m 


6d 


intended  Route  to  the  Castle,  26  m  6  « 
Press,  on  Mr.  Seymour's  Appeal,  16^  9  e 
—  on  the  Prosecutions,  17  j  10  a 

Prosecution  of  the,  13  J   6  a— 14j  Od 


21/ 9e 
108 


Ireland  {continued). 

Primary  Education  OommiMion  Meetings, 

10m  11a 

Prison,  Dietaries  in,  4  m  11  a 

Processional  Riotists,  Trial  of,  87/  7  d-^^  m 

6  a— 4m  9d 
Proposed  Yisit  of  the  Prince  of  Wales  to 

Ireland,  11m  12  c 

Protestant  Church  in  Ireland,  28i  9  d 

Defence  Association  Meeting,  6/  7  e — 7/ 

6  a— 8/ 8 «— 8/  9  e— 14/  10  6— 6m  10  c— 9  m 

7  a— 13  m  10  6>-21m  10  e 

Establishment  of  Branches,  13/  5  li— 23/ 

9/ 
Queen's  University,  its  Supplemental  Charter, 

3/10« 

Raid  at  Fota,  1 J  9<l 

Re-arrest  of  Mr.  Daniel  Downey,  17  j  10  a 

Registrar-Oeneral'sYearly  Statistics  of  Health 

for  Dublin,  21  j  6  6 
Release  and  Embarkation  to  America  of  the 

Jacknell  Prisoners,  16  m  10  d 
Repeal  Meeting  of  Roman  Catholic  Clergy  at 

Limerick,  23  j  10  e 

Return  of  Trade  with,  3  m  7  6 

Revelation  of  the  Connorree  Mining  Company, 

10m  6 e 
Rioting  at  Cork,  Several  of  the  Mob  Wound- 
ed, 11/  7/— 12/  12  6 

Robbery  of  Powder  in  Cork,  7i  9  e 

Roman  Catholic  Clergy's  Resolutions,  8  / 10  f 

Journals  and  the  Press  Prosecutions,  88/ 


7e 


Judges  attend  the  Roman  Catholic  Chapel 


instate,  11m  12c 
—  Rosae  (Earl  of)  Testimonial  to,  25  m  9/ 
— •  Royal  Commission  of  Education,  Ij  9  e 
Irish  Institute,  16/  12*-17/  10/ 


Sale  of  Irish  Railways  to  Qovemment,  11  j 

12  c 

Railways  to  Qovemment,  10/  6  a 

the  Exhibition  Palace  Company  Building, 

l/9« 

Sectarian  Differences,  7/  6  a 

Seditious  Placard  on  Killamey  Cathedral,  1/ 

9« 

Sentences  on  the  Fenian  Prisoners,  34  m 

12  d 

on  the  Seditious  Libel  Cases,  34/  6  6— 

25/3d— Sm  10a 

Shocking  Murder  at  Lisnaskea,  27/  7  d 

Sinclair  v.   Scottish  Widows'  Fund,    18  m 

106 

Sligo  (Marquis  of),  and  his  Evictions,  24 j 

8<2 

St.  Patrick's  Day  Festival,  19  m  10  c 

State  of,  by  Earl  Russell,  18/  10  c 

Suicide  of  Mr.  Chaine,  7j  9/ 

Sullivan's  Address  to  his  Countrymen,  25/ 

Zd 

Sympathetic   Addresses  to  Mrs.  Johnston, 

23m  56 

Tenant  Right,  Ireland's  Panacea,  17j  10  a 

The  Press  and  Mr.  Johnston,  11m  12  c— 

26m  5c 
and  the  Arrests,  9m  7  a 


MarcH  81, 1868.]    rAt.icsB'8  xsbjsx  to  "  tax  tpaa  "  nvwarma. 


Xte 


Irelaxid  {continued), 

the  FtesB  and  the  Fenians,  7j  9  e — 11  j  8  d 

Three  Policemen  Fired  at,  11/7/ 

Tippeiaiy  Union  and  tiiie  Troops,   15/  12  d 

Train  (Geo.  F.) ,  Appeal  to  America  for  Redress, 

Ifde 

Arrest  of,  at  Qaeenstown,  20 j  Sh—21j 


9e 


Excitement  Lectures,  1/  9«— 21/9/— 


25/ 8  d 

his  Intentions,  24 J  Be 

Letters,  24j  8  c 

Release,  22^'  8d— 23j  10  c 


Trial  of  "  Ool."  Nagle,  29/  9  d— 2  m  6  o— 

3ii»  10a--4m  9d 

■  of  the  Funeral  Proeessionists,  22/  9  e — 

24/  6a 

Tomnlt  at  Cork  on  the  Arrest  of  lllackay,  11/ 

7e 

Walsh  Probate  Case  Settled,  29  j  12  c 

Warde  (ReT.  Mr.)  created  Dean  of  Keny, 

ISffi  10& 
Waters  (Dr.),  Editor  of  the  trUhman,  Arrest 

of»  20i  8  b 

Working  Men's  Meeting  of  Sympathy  with 

Mrs.  Johnston,  7  m  12  c 

Wreck  of  the  Chicago,  14  J  9  c — ^16  y  9e — 

17/  10  c— 18i  9« 

Irish  Anti-Fenian  Address,  9y  6  c — IZj  %h 

Bog  Land,  Utilization  of,  28/  6«— 24y  106 

Church,  8y   8  d— 9/  10/— 21y  6/— 11/  4/ 

— IJ  III  9/— 12  m  8  c— 14  m  12/— 19 1»  9  a— 
19 m  9 «— 23 m  5 c— 30 m^d 

Agitation.  26/  12  6 

and  the  Reform  League,  19  m  9  a 

Commission  Meeting,  17  m  9/— 23«  12/ 

—24  m  lOe— 27m  126 

Lewis  (Sir  G.  C),  on,  26  m  5/ 

Meeting  at  Hanley,  in  faTour  of,  81  m  9  c 

Meeting  at  Whitehall  Gardens  about,  23  m 


9a 


9/ 


Mr.  Gladstone's  Re8olutions,«M  Gladstone 

Patronage,  27  m  11 2i 

Qnestion,  Decision  of  the  Opposition,  5  m 


Statistics  of,  21m  12  f 

Commercial  Trayellera*  Association,  ly  9ci 

IMoceses,  Census  Returns,  24m  9/ 

Discontent,  How  to  Remove,  9y   5  c — 16y 

10  fr 

Fenian  Press,  2y  9  a 

Harbour  Commissioners,  note  on,  11/  4/ 

Idea  of  Despotism,  15/  12  d 

in  America,  Statistics  of,  80y  9  d 

Journals  and  the  Press  Prosecutions,  28/ 

7«— 16  m  10  d 

Land  Tenure,  lOy  4  «— lly  12  d— 17y  10  o 

—13/  5  e 

Lord  Palmerston  on,  lOy  40 

Landlords  and  Irish  Tenants,  16  m  9/ 

Press    on    Mr.    Gladstone's    Resolutions, 

26m  be 

Question,  Mr.  Bright  on,  5/  8d— 19  m  9d 

Leading  Articles  on,  7/  8  e— 26/  6  d— 

28/6^— 4m  8c—llm  9o— 12m  8d— 18m 
9a--16m  8  6 


Irish  Railway  Commissioners,  18/  9  d 

— *  Rentals,  Gradual  Increase,  16y  9/ 

Iron  and  Steel  from  Clereland  Iron,  27y  7  6 

Messrs.  Bird's  Circular,  27y  7  a— 28  m  10  d 

Dispute  in  Sheffield,  7y  5/ 

Exports  of  BaQway,  14  m  9/ 

Foreign  Market,  18  y   10  6—29/  9/— 7  m 

10/— 16  m  llfr~28m  106 

Iron  Masters,  Quarterly  Meetings,  9i  6/— 

10  i  5  c— 13y  4/ 

Ore  in  ScoUand,  17/  6d 

Ship  Building  on  the  Thames,  8/  10e- 
10/9c— 11/lOc 

Statistics  of  Scotch  Pig,  2j  5  d 

Trade  Failures,  17y  10/ 

in  Belgium,  4y  9  d— 18y  7/— ly  7  6 

in  Scotland,  14y  106— 10/ 9  c 

Staffordshu^,  Reduction  of  Wages,  16^  96 

— 18y  12  d— 27  m  5/ 

Visits  to  the  Works,  81y  8  0—8/  6  c— 10/ 

10c— 12/  10  c 

Workers'  Strike  in  South  Torksbire,  18y  46 

— 14y  6  c 

Works  at  Creuzot,  2y  10  d 

Iron-Clad  Navy,  17  j  5  6— 14/  9  a— 19/  9/ 
for  Prussia,  21  j  5/ 

Ironside  (Bp.),  Removal  of  his  Remains,  2y  10  a 

Isaacs  is  Sons,  not  Lewis  Isaacs,  4/  7  c 

Isle  of  Dogs,  Employment  of  the  Shipwrights  of, 

1/10/ 

Fund,  13y  9  a 

Isle  of  Man,  Great  Fire  at  a  Boarding  School,  5/ 

9c 
Islmgton  Catholic  Poor  Fund,  Ij  7/-^18y  9  a 
Italian  Irrigation  Company,  »ee  Casals 
ITALY:— 

-  Addresses  to  the  Chambers  to  Attend  exclu- 
sively to  Finance,  11/  8  c 

Admiral  Farragut  at  Florence,  14/  8  d— 17  f 

96—21/10  6 

at  Genoa,  28/  7c— 2m  96— 6m  7  e 

Andrea  (Card,  d*)  in  Disgrace,  6y  7  a 

Recantation  of,  8y  7  6 

Sketch  of  his  Proceedings,  lly  10  d 

Approaching  Marriage  of  Mr.  Odo  Russell  to 

Lady  Emily  Villiers,  11/  8  e 
Arrival  at  Florence  of  Lord  Bloomfield,  21  m 

12  d 
Attempt  to  Break  into  the  Finglish  Church  at 

Naples,  4y  106 
Banquet  to  Adm.  Farragut  at  Florence,  17/ 

96 
Betrothal  of  Prince  Humbert,  30y  9  d^lf 

9  c— 3/  9d— 6/   7  c— 7/  10  c— 7/  12  a— 11/ 

7d-.18/  I0a^9m  5/— 9  m  9  c 

Dispensation  of  the  Pope,  13/  9  a— 24/ 


9e 


Preparations  for  the  Marriage,  25  m  10  6 


—28  m  106 

■  Royal  Personages 
Marriage,  27  m  12  a 


to  be  present  at  the 


10  c 


Bloomfield  (Lord  and  Lady),  in  Italy,  21y 


Carnival  Season,  6  m  7  d 
Cavour  Canal  Company,  12m  9  c 
Christmas  Carnival  at  Naples,  4y  10  6 


Ita 


PAJDMEB'b  index  to   '^THS  times       NEWSPiiPEB. 


[Jan,  1  to 


Italy  (continued). 

Oialdini  (Gen.),  Resignation,  16J  9  e 

Circular  of  the  QoTenunent  on  its  Internal 

Policy,  II  j  9d 

Clarendon  (Lord),  in  Florence,  2  j  8  c 

Closing  of  Bologna  Uniyersity,  26  m  9  5^ 

27  m  12  a 

Creation  of  Prince  Amadens  as  Yioe-Admi- 

ral,  17ffil2a 

B'Aosta,  (Duke  and  Duchess),  Reception  at 

Naples,  20  j  lOo— 24j  9  b 
Death  of  Count  Ottayio  di  Reyel,  18/  8  c 

Dehate  on  Lotteries,  24  j  7  c 

— ^  Debates  on  the  Budget,  22  j  7  6— 23  j  9  d— 
25  j  96— 27j  9  c— 28:^'  7  6— 29j  12o— 30j  9  c 
—1/  9c— 6/  9«— 7/  10  6—8/  9o— 10/  9<— 
11/  7<J— 13/  9c^— 14/  8d— 16/  12  a— 17/ 
96— 18f  3  c— 18/  10  a— 19/  12  6— 21/ 10  a 
—21/  12  a— 24/  9«— 27/  7  c— 23wi  106  — 

23  m  12  a— 31  w  12a 

on  the  Forced  Currency,  4  m  9  6 — 5  m  7  6 

—6  m  10  a— 7m  12  a— 9  m  6/— 9  m  9c— 10m 
12  a— 11  m  5  c— 11  m  12  a— 16  m  10  c 

Departure  of  Lord  Bloomfield   for   Venice, 

24  m  12  a 

. Diplomatic  Changes,  24  j*  8  a 

Disturbance  at  CMriguago,  18/  3  c 

Documents  relating  to  Rome  and  Garibaldi, 

11  j  10  6 

Duel  between  Two  Deputies,  25  j  96 — 28 j 

7  6— 29  j  10  e 

Ecclesiastical  Property,  23  m  10  c 

Eruption  of  Vesuvius,  see  Vesuvius 

of  Vesuvius,  14/  8  « 

Escape  of  13  Brigands  from  Tarento,  29/ 10  e 

Ex-King  of  Naples'  Birthday,  18 j  9  c 

Fabrizi  (Gen.),  Report  of  the  Garibaldian 

Campaign,  Ij  10  6 

Farragut  (Adm.),  Departure  for  Rome,  18  m 

12  a 
Venice,  18/  10  a 


Fete  on  the  Lord  Clyde^  to  English  Residents 

at  Naples,  21/ 10  c 

Finance  Statements,  17^  8  c — 21 J  9  c — 2&j 

106— 27i  10  6—6/  7  c— 21/  12a~22/ 12  a 
— 3  m  7  a — 7  m  12  a 

■      Financial  Condition  of,  22  j  6  6 — 11  m  5  c 

French  Ambassador's  Visit  to  the  Ex- King  of 

Naples,  17 j  86 

Funeral  Reception  Ceremony  of  Daniel  Ma- 

nin,  19  m  9  6—28  m  10  6 

Gala  Doings  at  Florence,  29/  10  6 

■        German  Students'  Address  to  the  Pope,  8/ 
9c 

Giant  BaU  at  Naples,  21/  10  6 

Grand  Military  Review  at  Bagnoli,  21/  10  6 

Great  Fall  of  Snow  in  Florence,  9  j  10  c 

Grinding  Tax  on  Cereals  Bill,  2  vi  9  6— 6  m 

8a— 13  m  12a— 14m  12a— 16m  96  — 17m 
12  a— 19m  96— 21m  12  a— 23  m  12  o— 24  m 
12  a— 25  m  10  c— 25  m  12  a— 27  m  12  a— 31  m 
10/— 51  m  12  a 

Gross  Outrages  in  Naples,  13/  10  c 

Improved  State  of,  27/  6/ 

Income  Taat  Bill,  14  m    12  a— 26  m    9  6— 

dim  11a 
110 


Italy  (conHfiued), 

Italy  and  the  Pontifical  Debt,  2i  86 

La  Marmora  (General),  Manifesto,  4/  8  c 

LandsUp  at  Naples,  6/  6  c— 7/  104—10/ 

106—11/  8  c— 13/  10c— 18/  3  c— 29/  10  6 

Letter  from  Garibaldi  to  the  American  Mi- 
nister, 23m  12  a 

Idtta  (Duke),  Sale  of  his  library  and  Effects, 

18  m  10  c 

Macfarlane  (Dr.),  Robbery  of,  llj  10  c 

Manin  Paniel),  Funeral  of,  23  »  12  a 

Marquis  of  Blandford,  and  the  Susa  Ofiicers, 

14/ 8c 

Meeting  of  the  Chambers,  16i  8  c 

Menabrea  MiifiBtry,  2j  8  c— 6 j  7  a— 8  j  8  c 

Miscellaneous  Information,  Ij  7  c — 9j  10  6 

— lOj  7fr— 13j  10  6— 15 i  7c  — 16j  9c— 16 
j  10  6— 17 j  8c— 18j  9  c— 20i  lOo— 21i  10  6 
—22j  7  6— 24j  7  c— 27j  10c— 29i  lOd— 30j 
9  c— 1/ 10c— 8/ 9d— 4/7  6— 6/  9  c— 7/  12 
a— 8/  9  c— 10/  9  c— 12/  12  a- 14/  10  a— 17/ 
96^19/  12^—27/  7  c— 3  m  8  6— 9  m  9  c— 
24m  12  a     ^ 

National  Guard,  3/  9d 

Naval  Annaments,  31  j  7  6 

New  Coinage,  26/  9  e 

New  Order  of  "  Crown  of  Italy,"  5  m  7  6 

Statutes  of  the  Order,  9  m  9  c 

New  Year's  Reception,  2  j  10  a 

Copper  Coinage,  4  j  10  c 

Year's  Prospects,  8  j  8c 

Nomination  of  Fourteen  New  Senators,  17  m 

12  a 

Official  Changes,  28/  7  c — 6  m  10  e 

Papal  SUtes,  Adm.  Faixagut,  Audience  of  tlie 

Pope,  28  m  12  a 
Adm.  Farragut  has  Interview  with  Card- 

Antonelli,  24  m  12  a 

Ash  Wednesday  Ceremonial,  27  /  9  6 

Canadian  Volunteers  for  the  Papal  Army, 


7m  5  a— 137nl2a 

Carnival  at  Rome,  17/  9  c 

Ceremony  of  Blessing  the  Golden  Rose  in 


the  Vatican,  23  m  12  6 
Enrolment  of  Volunteers,  10  m  12  a 

Grand  Review,  14/  10  a 

Health  of  the  Pope,  21m  12  c 

News  fipom,  18/    9  o— 29/    10  6—13  m 


12a 


Nine  Kew  Cardinals,  10  m  12  a — 14  m  12  a 
—18  m  12  a 

Official  Appointments,  16  m  9  6 

Prince  Lucien  Bonaparte  to  be  Created  a 


King   Enunanuel's    Fall, 


Cardinal,  10  m  12  a 
I^pheoies    of 


11m  5  6 

Statistics  of  the  Sacred  College,  18  m  10  o 

— —  Paper  Currency,  15  j  8  c — 3  m  7  a 

-  Paris  Coupons,  27  /  7  6 

Pontifical  Army,  10  j  7  c 

-  Post  Office  Delays,  24  j  8  a 

Postal  and  Telegraphic  Commonicatidns,  22  j 

76 

Precautions  against  Forged  Notes,  28  m  106 

Proceedings  in  the  Chambers,  18  j  9  c — 18 » 

10  c— 31  j  4  c 


Marcb  31, 1868.]    palhek's  dtdex  to  "  tH£  Times  "  iteiwspafkb. 


Lab 


Italy  {continued). 

Progress    of  the  Mont  Cenis  Ttmnel,    11/ 

8c 
Projected  Marriage  of  Count  de  Caserta  to 

Prinoess  Marie  Antoinette  de  Bourbon,  9  m  9  c 

Proposals  for  Accommodation  between  Italy 

and  Rome,  24/  9d 

-  Public  Dinner  to  Battazzi  at  Naples,  10 7*  8  & 

Hallway  Continnation  Bill,  14  j  9  h 

Reception  of  Rattazzi  at  Naples,  4j  10  c 

Report  on  the  Garibaldian  Campaign,  G/  7  e 

Report  on  the  Macinato  Bill,  6  m  7  e — 2^  m 

10  c— 28  m  10  a— 81m  11a 

Roman  Question,  15  j  8  c 

SaJe  of  Church  Property,  81m  10/ 

Ecalesiastioal  Property,  17  j  7  c 

SensationaJ     Account     of     Brigandage    in 

Southern  Italy,  26  m  10  d 

Sentence  on  the  Cathblicsof  Barletta,4j  10  c 

Southern  Italy,  5  m  10  ef 

State  of  the  Treasury,  22/  12  a 

Te  Deums  for  the  Victory  of  Mentana  De- 
nounced, 5/  9  c 
The  Americans  at  Naples,  19  m  10  6 

The  Budget,  22 j    7c—2Sj   9d— 24j  — 8a 

31/  4  b 

The  Italia  on  Italian  Afiaira,  20/  10  c 

Tobacco  Monopoly,  29 j  10  c 

View  of  the  Austrian  Red  Book,  3  m  8  & 


Jackson  (H. 
10  d 


K.)  on  the  Supplies  of  Wheat,  28  m 


Jamaica  Testimonial  to  General  Nelson,  22i  7  a 
James  (Frank),  on  the  Terling  Fever,  6/  10  c 
Japan,  American  Consul  in,  25  /  6  c 

Board  of  Trade  Notice  19/  6  c 

Hiogo  and  Osaka  Opened  to  Trade,  8/  9  e — 

12/ 10  d— 28/ 80 

PoKtical  Revolution  in,  6  j  7  h 

Politics  of,  29/  6  e 

Revolt  of  the  Daimios,  19/  12  6 

Java,  Yearly  Statistics  of  Persons  Devoured  by  Wild 

Beasts  in,  20  j  8d 
-Jelf  (Dr.),  Testimonial  to,  1/  9/— 3/  7/ 
Jenkinson  (Geo.  S.)  on  Turnpikes,  3  m  4/— 5  m 

7/— 12  m  9  c 
Jenner  (Sir  William),  Sketch  of,  21  f  12  c 
Jersey  (Earl  of)  and  the  Money  Lenders,  20  m  11 6 

—25m  10c— 27m  10/— 27m  lid 
Jerusalem,  Trip  to,  20  m  5  c 
Jewellery,  Great  Sale  of  and  Prices,  14/  10  a 
Jewish  Synagogue,  Opening  of  a  New,  31  m  11  a 
Jews  in  Boumania,  29/  9  c 
Joint  Stock  Banks,  Remarks  on,  17/  7  a 

Companies  in  England  and  Italy,  Arrange- 
ment, 22/  7  &— 26/  8  a 

Discount  Company,  8  m  6  a — 6  m  6d — 6  m 

So— 24m  lie 
Jones  (David)  on  a  Bankrupt's  Address,  20  m  11/ 
. Evison    &    Barter    (Messrs.)  on   the    Co- 
operative Movement,  21/  12  d 

(H.  B.),  Mr.  Faraday's  Widow,  80/  9  c 

(Mr.  Charles),  MyBterions  Disappearance,  11/ 

4a 

juridical  Society,  Anniversary  Meeting,  18  m  12/ 


Juries  and  Jurors,  Scotch  Arrangement,  6  m  9/  ^ 

Parliamentary  Return  on,  4  m  7  a 

Jurymen,  Remuneration  for  in  Scotland,  7  m  12  <t 
Jute,  State  of  the  Market,  16  j  75— 30 J  12  &— 
20/  6/— 6m  6<«— 12m  7c— 19m  7c 


Karens,  State  of,  Sj  4/ 

Kean  (Charles),  Serious  Illness  of,  23  j  9d 

Sketch  of  His  Life,  24  j  7  c 

Eeble  College,  Oxford,  30m  9c 
Keeper  of  Guildhall,  Vacancy,  13/  9  c 

Keller,  Wallis,    &  Posslethwaite,  on    the   North 

German  Lloyd's,  Blj  4/ 
Kennedy  (Col.),  Death  of,  9  J  5  d 
KhaUl  Bey*s  Collection,  Sale  of,  28^  10  & 
Kidder,  (Frances,  the  Convict)  ^  Her  State,  25  m 

5c 
Kilkee,8tateof,  26/10 d 
King's  College,  Hospital  Fund,  7j  7/ 
Resignatiwi  of  Mr.  Jelf,  17/  10  c 

School,  Dinner  of  the  Old  Boys,  2j  9/ 

Visit  of  Bp.  of  London,  6  m  9/ 

Kitto  (R.  L.  M.)  on  the  Goldflelds  of  Victoria, 

10/126 
Knapsacks  of  Soldiers,  Report  on,  27  m  6/ 
Knatchbull-Hugessen  (E.H.)on  Turnpike  Trusts, 

9m  9c 
Knatchbull  (Sir  Norton  J.),  Sketch  of,  6/  10c— 

19/ 10  c 
Knighthood  And  Baronetage  conferred  on — 

Brett  (William  Baliol),  7m  5 c 

Jenner  (WiUiam),  21/  12  c— 26/  66 

Lanyon  (Charles),  14  j  9  c— 20^'  86 

Orpen  (R.  J.  j;),  17  j  10  a— 20j  8  6 

Wheatstone  (Charles),  5/  6  a 

Knightsbridge,  the  Park  Railings  at,  14  j  10  6 
Knowsley,  Royal  Visit  to,  Ij  9f-^j  7  c— 9 J  9/ 

— lOj  7/— 14j  10  6 
Knox  (Brownlow),  Note  from,  19  m  11  / 
Kuhn  (Capt.),  Testimonial  to,  31y  10c 


La  Touche  (Capt  Charles),  Sketch  of,  10/  106— 

11/ 4d 
(John),  on  the  "  Wr«n  of  the  Curragh,"  1  i 

5/— 6j  lOc-lOi  7  c 
Labour  Parliament,  proposed  Meeting  of,  4  m  6/ 

Question,  Debate,  10  m  12  c 

Laing  (Geo.)  on  the  University  Athletic  Sports, 

26/  9/ 
Lake  (W.  C.)  on  Mr.  Brace's  Education  Bill,  18  j 

8c 
Lambeth  Library  and  Sion  College,  6j  10  c — BJ 

8/— lOy  4/-11  j  9/ 
Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Steam  Coal,  Trial  of,  6/ 

10  c 
Lancashire,  Chief  Constable  of,  Election,  8/  9  <2 

Cotton  Operatives'  Relief  Fund,  10  j  4  d 

Insurance  Company,  16  m  6  6 

Xiancaster  (W.  James),  Sale  Prize  List  of  his  Pic- 
tures, &c,  16  m  7d 
Lance  (Widow  of  Rev.  Henry),  Appeal  for,  lOJ  10  e 

Subscriptions,  16  j  6d— 20j  4/ 

Land  Securities  Company,  28/  6  a 

in 


IM 


PAiaOBK'S  HTDXX  TO  '*TH£  TUCKS  "  STBWBPAPKB. 


[Jan.  1  to 


Land  Limited,  13/  6  a 

Lange  (Daniel  A.),  on  the  Sues  Canal,  ISj  7  b 

Langhome  (Ber.  W.  H.),  on  Death  from  Fool  Cia- 
tems,  7/  6  c 

Lankester  (Edwin),  on  Witnessea  for  Inqoerts,  26/ 
6a 

Larking  (J.  W.)  on  the  Egyptian  Loan,  17  m  10  e 

Lanenbnrg,  Ordinance,  7j9d 

Laonch  of  the  HereuUa^  11/  10  a 

LaTigerie  (Alf.  D.  de),  on  the  International  Mari- 
time Exhibition,  6  m  6  c 

LAW:— 

^—  Actions  in  Common  Law  Courts,  Bee  Citxl 
Actions. 

A^jonmed  Smnmonses,  Decision  on,  25/  9  a 

Appeal  Cases,  see  Housb  of  Lobds 

Bankniptcies,  9ee  Banxbuptgibb 

Bar,  Calls  to  the,  28j  9/ 

Cases    before   Pro^nndal    Magistrates,   ue 

Police 

in  the  Admiralty  Court,  tee  Ai>mibaltt 

COUKT 

in  the  Diyorce  Court,  see  Diydbob  Cottbt 

in  the  Police  Court,  see  Policb 

Chancery  Funds,  Azmoal  Statement,  25/  9  e 

Beforms,  Ij  9/ 

Vacation,  81  m  12/ 


Contemplated  Amendments  in  Scottish  Law, 

18  j  6«--22i  942 

Court  of  Session,  Betum  of  Cases,  10/  12  h 

Carious  Point  in  the  New  Coonfy  Court  Aei, 

22/  7c 
DedarationB  of  Dividends  in  Bankruptcy,  »ee 

DlYIDBNDS 

Digest  of  the  Law,  1/  11  d— 6/  Id 

Ecclesiastical  Cases,  eee  Abohbs,  etc,  Coubts 

Entry  of  Lord  Justiee  Wood  into  his  Office, 

9m  116 

Hilary  Term  begins  Jan.  11,  6  j  9/ 

■  Arrears,  7/  6/ 

Incorporated  Law  Society,  Examinations,  4/ 

9/ 
Judges*  Chambers,  New  Bules,  2  j  9  d 

Law  of  Divorce,  10  j  8/* 

Local  Courts,  Betum  of  Salaries,  etc.,  13  ?' 

76 
Lord   Mayor*s    Court,   $ee   Lobp   Matob^s 

Court 
— ^  Meeting  of  the  Junior  Bar  on  the  County 

Courts  Practice,  25  j  12  d 

New  Case  for  Cost  of  Witnesses  on  Criminal 

Trials,  24/11  d 

— —  Chancery  Order,  5/  9  c 

Chancery  Begulation,  29/  6  e 

Legal  Changes,  29/9/ 

Queen»s  Counsel,  16/  9/— 22  f  5  6—24/ 

10/ 


Begulations  for  Bolls  Chambers,  5/  9  c 

Notices  of  Court  Sittings,  7 j  11  d— 8j  9/— 

10 j  9d— llj  He— 13j  9/— 14j  11/— 15j 
9  c— 16j  11/— 17i  9/— 18i  Ud— 20j  9/— 
21;  11/— 22j  9r— 23j  lie— 24J  9/— 25j 
lid— 27 j  11/— 28j  9c— 29j  llf— 30i  11/ 
— 31  j  9/— 1/  11/— 3/  He— 4/  9/— 5/  11/ 
_6/  9e— 7/  lle-^f  11/— 10/11/— 11/ 9  c 
—12/ lid— 13/  lid— 14/  9/— 15/  lid— 
.112 


Law  (eontimud). 

17/11«-.18/  9<>— 19/  11/-20/  lla-21/ 
11/— 24/  11  C-.25/  9  d— 26/  11/— 27/  11  e 
— 28/9 e— 29/ 11  a— 2m  11/— 3i»  96— 4 w 
lie— ^m  11/— em  df-^lm  116— 9 »  11/— 
10m  lid— 11  TO  lie— 12 TO  11/-.13TO  11/- 
14to  11/— 16to  116— 17to  11/— 18to  11/- 
19 TO  11/— 20to  lie— 21  to  11/— 28 to  11  a- 
24 TO  12 d— 25 TO  lie— 26 TO  11  a— 27 to  11/— 
28  m  11/— 30  to  11/-^1to  12/ 

Patronage  under  the  Derby  Ministry,  £4/ 

He 

Privy  Council  Proceedings,  see  Pbitz  Cous- 

CIL 

Probate  Cases,  see  CrviL  Actions 

Proceedings  in  County  Courts,  see  Civil 

AonoNB 

Bankruptcy  Court,  see  Bankbupxot  Coubt 

—  Seotch  Legal  Business  Defended,  24 J  9/ 
Sequestrations,  see  Banxbuptcies 


Serjeants-at-Law,  Appointments,  29/  5  a 

Sittings  in  Banco,    Barons  Bramwell  and 

Channell  withoufa  Court,  12/  10/ 
Spring  Circuit  of  the  Judges,  17j  9/— 1/ 

lid 

Suits  in  Chancery,  see  Citil  Actions 

Surrey  Aaaizes,   Notices  in  London,    16 » 

lid 
Third  Clerk    for    Vice-Chancellor    Wood's 

Chambers,  9  m  9  d 
— —  Trials  in  the  Criminal  Courts,  see  Cbiminai. 

Tbials 
Western  Circuit,  Notice  of  Hants  Assiaes, 

25/ 9 d— 27/ lid 
Law  Beversionary  Interest  Society,  17  m  10/ 

•  Union  Fire  and  Life  Insurance,  27m  76 

IMADINQ  ABTICOIiES:— 

Cause  of  the  East-End  Distress,  26/  8  e 

•^—  on  Afghanistan  and  our  Eastern  Policy,  2j 

6/— 20i  6/ 
——  on  a  Language  for  United  Italy,  23  m  8  e 
on  America  and  her  Protection  Duties,  20  J 

6e 

on  American  Finance,  28j  6  d 

Interference  vrith  Condemned  Fenians,  25  j 


8c 


Bailway  Accidents,  11  j  9  6 


on  Anti-Fenian  Meetings,  4  j  8  e 

-— —  on  Antiquities  and  Modem  Copies,  6 


9c 


on  Austria  under  Baron  Von 


76 
Beust,  24  »£ 


on  Begging  and  Street  Alms,  11/  7  o 

on  British  Bule  in  India,  Qj  6  d— 30  m  8  c 

on  Capital  Punishment  in  Prisons,  6  in  6  e 

on  Cardinal  Cullen*s  Pastoral,  30  j  8  c 

on  "  Col."  Nagle,  29/  8  d 

on  Conservative  PoHoy,  24  j  6  c 

on  Convocation  and  its  Debates,  25/  7  a 

on    Co-operative  Stores    and    Fair-dealing 

Tradesmen,  28/ 7  a 

•  on  Dr.  Moriarty  and  the  Fenians,  6j  6  c 

on  Education  and  Mr.  Samuelson,  "2  j  7  a 

on  Endowed  Granamar  Schools,  7  to  9  a 

on  Ex-Governor  Eyre  and.  the  Jamaica  Busi- 
ness, 28/  6  d 
-^—  on  EKpatriation,  21  m  9  6 


Mardidl,  1868.]    mlheb's  htdbx  to  '^thb  times"  inewspAPSB. 


Lea 


Xieading  Articles  {eontinued). 

on  FeniamBm  and  Ireland,  17  j  6e 

on  Flogging  in  the  Anny, 28m  9c 

on  Foreign  Affoin,  Ij  8e 

on  Gen.  La  Marmora's  Address,  4tf  ^d 

on  Her  Mi^esty's  Betom  to  Public  Life,  4/ 

6c 

on  Indian  Explorations,  8m  6 6 

Furlonghs,  21  j  Sf—Uf  7  e 

on  Irish  AfGairs,  2j  6  e 

Statistics,  17  j  6  e 


on  Iron-dads  for  the  Navy,  8/  9  a 

on  Italian  Affairs,  6  j  6  b— 14  j  8  e 

Finance,  25  j  Sd 

on    Leaving  Money  and  Leaving  Books  at 

EUm,  18  m  8/ 

on  Local  Taxation,  22/  9  a 

on  Lord  Derby's  Betirement,  26/  8  d 

on  Lord  Rnssell's  State  of  Ireland,  19/  8/ 

on  Lord  Willonghby's  Case,  4/  6/ 

on  Louis  I.,  Ex-king  of  Bavaria,  2m  8 d 

on  Money  Lenders  and  Lord  Jersey's  Case, 

28  m  8/ 
on  Mr.  Arnold  and  the  Irish  Chnroh,  9  j  8  d 

on  Mr.  Bright  and  the  Irish  Question,  5/  8  d 

— 10/8« 

and  the  Licensed  Yictoallers,  8/  9a 

on  Mr.  Bright's  Irish  Land  Scheme,  16  m 

86 


Speech  on  Technical  Education,  6/  6  c 

on  Mr.  Cardwell's  Address,  3  j  6/ 

on  M.  Chevalier's  Speech  in    the  French 

Senate,  1/8  c 

on  Mr.  Disraeli,  27/  8 d— 6 m  6d 

Besolutions  at  Edinburgh,  9  m  8  & 

as  Premier,  29/  8  c 

on  Mr.  Forster's  Lecture  on  Education,  9j 

Se 

on  Mr.  Gladstone's  Church  Bate  Bill,  12  m 

8/— 26  TO  8/ 

Besolutions,  28  m  8  c— 24  m  9  a>-25  m  9  a 


— 27  TO  9  a 

on  Mr.  Lowe's  Speech  on  Education,  24  J  6d 

—25j  8e 

on  Mr.  Mill  and  Lord  Duffeiin  on  Ireland, 


IOto  8e 
on  Mr.  Milner  Gibson's  PnvAmeiiean  Speech, 

Slj  6d 
on  Mr.  Neate  and  the  Irish  Question,  21/ 

8/ 

on  Mr.  Boebnok's  Speech,  27  j  8e 

on  Mr.  Wason's  Libel  Case,  14  J  8  d 

on  Mollany's  Confession,  29j  8/ 

on  National  Defences,  Slj  6/ 

on  National  Income  and  Expenditure,  23  j 

8tf— 27i  8/ 

on  Naturalization,  8j  6  c — 10  j  6  d — 6/  8  e 

—12/  8d-17/  8  d— 27/  8c— 21  to  96 

on  our  Fortifications,  21  to  9  c 

on   our  Maritime  Defences,  12/  96 — 14/ 

7  d— 15/  9  6—18/  7  6—27  to  9  c 

on  Out-door  Belief,  28  j  6  c 

on  Patrick  Lennon's  Trial  and  Acquittal,  14/ 

76 
on  Private  Bill  Legislation,  19/  9  6—9  to  8/ 

—16  TO  8f— 19  m  8/ 


Iieading  Artioles  (continued). 

■—  on  Professor  Fawcett's  Lecture,  18 J  8  d 

on  Protection  and  Free  Trade,  22  j  6  d 

— -  on  Purchase  in  the  Army,  81  m  9  c 

on  Bailway  Finance,  17/  8/ 

on   Bailway  Finance  and  Great   Northern 

BaUway,  26/  6/ 
on  Bailways,  their  Traffic  and  Finance,  22j 

6/— 4to8c 

on  Scotch  Law  Beform,  11  j  8/ 

on  Spanish  Affairs,  15  j  6  « 

on  Special  Constables  and  Fenianism,  8j 

6e 
on  Special  Constables  and  their  Duties,  18  j 

7a 
on  Street  Outrages  and  Mr.  Speke,  6/  7  a 

on  Strikes  and  Appeals  for  Help,  29/  8/ 

on  the  Abyssinian  Campaign,  15  j  6  c — ^21?' 

8  c— 28i  6/— 8/  8  c— 18/  8d-l7y  8  c— 22/ 
9c— 10 TO  8d— Uto  9c— 14 to  9 e— 21  to  9c— 
24m  9d— 31to  86 

on  the  Adulterations  in  the  Cotton  Trade,  4/ 

6c 
on  the  Alabama  Claims,  21  j  8  c — 22  j  6  e — 

24i  7a— 8to  6«— 7to  7c— 9to  8d— 28to  96 
on  the  American  Fenians'  Address,  Zj  7  a 

on  the  American  Mission,  8  J  6  e 

— : —  on  the  American  President  and  his  Strange 

Proceedings,  26/  8/ 
on  the  American  View  of  Mr.  Train's  Arrest, 

6/ 6c 

on  the  Army  Estimates,  28/  6/— 29/  8/— 

25to  9d— 27m  9  6 

on  the  Birmingham  Banking  Company,  27  m 

9d 

on  the  Bombay  Bank,  81  m  9  d 

on  the  Brighton  Bailway  Company,  6/  6/ 

on  the  Caledonian  Bailway,  27i  9  a 

on  the  Caledonian  Bailway  Beport,  7j  9  6 — 

9i8/ 

on  the  Cambrian  Bailways  Beport,  30j  8/ 

on  the  Cambridge  Universily  Election,  10/ 

8/_24/8c 
on  &e  Case  of  Thompson  and  MuUady,  20  m 

9a 
on  the  Ceremony  of  Presenting  the  Golden 

Bose,  24/  9  6       , 
on  the  Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer  and  the 

Abyssinian  Grant,  21/  8  d 
on  the  Change  of  American  Bepresentatives, 

24/ 8d 

on  the  Church  Bate  Debate,  20/  8 d 

on  the  Clerkenwell  Outrage  Trials,  4  m  8/ 

' on  the  Clerkenwell  Belief  Fund,  Ij  9  a 

on  the  Coming  Elections  in  France,  19  to  8  c 

on  the  Coming  Session  and  the  B^etirement 

of  the  Premier,  11/  6  d 
on  the  Conservative  Banquet  at  Bristol,  23j 

8d 
- —  on  the  Co-operative  System,  11/  6/— 7  to 

96 
on  the  Cost  of  the  Frederick  WilUanHt  16i 

8d-21j  9  6 

Errata  pn,  17  i  7d 

on  the  Count  of  Paris'  View  of  Germany,  5/ 

9a 

r  118 


Lea 


PALHBBS  IKDBX  TO  '*THB  VIICEB   -  iniW8Plf£B. 


[Jan.  1  to 


Ijeading  Articles  (continued), 

on  the  Deal  Boatmen  and  Life-Boat  Serrices, 

24/8/ 

on  the  Debates  on  Pablio  Education,  26  m 

Bd 
on  the  Difficulties  in  the  Southern  States  of 

America,  13 J  6d 
on  the  Duke  of  Edinburgh's  Visit  to  Australia, 

14  j  8  c 

on  the  Earl  of  Derby,  18/  6  c 

on  the  East  Indian  Irrigation  Company,  16  j 

9a 
on  the  Educational  Manifestoes,  27  j  8  e 

on  the  Educational  Proposals,  30  j  9  a — 18/ 

8 «— 18 m  Sd 

on  the  Election  Petition  Bill,  14/  7  a— 7  m 

on  the  Embankment,  ^j  9  a 

on  the  Emperor  Maximilian,  lOJ  6  e 

on  the  Fenian  Trials,  19^  9  d 

on  the  Feyer  in  the  Mauritius,  22  /  9  d 

on  the  Financial  State  of  Italy,  22^  6  b 

on  the  Foreign  Cattle  Trade  Bill,  16  m  Sd 

on  the  Four  New  Peers,  17m  9  c 

on  the  French  Army  Bill,  4  J  8  c— 9 j  8  c — 

18j  8/ 

Budget,  28i  3  c 

Democrats'  Address,  Sj  6/ 

Emperor's  New  Year's  Speech,  3j  6d 

Financial  Statement,  31 ;  6  c 

Press  Bill,  3/  8c— 7/  8c 

Press  and  Parliamentary  Beporting,  13  j 

6c 

on  the  GoTemment  Education  Bill,  26  m  9  & 

on  the  Great  Eastern  Bailway  Affairs,  Qj  6  c 

—2  m  8  e 

on  the  Head-Mastership  of  Eton,  6  j  6  d 

on  the  House  of  Peers  and  the  Compound 

Householder,  14  m  9  & 
on  the    Impeachment  of  the  President  of 

America,  13  m  9  c 
on  the  Inadequacy  of  Poor  Law  Belief,  15  j 

6  d—20j  7  a 
on  the  Irish  Church  and  Land  Question,  11  j 

8e  , 
Church  Question,  12  m    8  c — 18  m  8  c — 

23  m  8  c— 24  m,  9  a— 26  m  9  a— 27  m  9  a— 28  m 

9  a— 30  m  8  b — 31  m  9  a 

Land   Question,   7  J    8/— 22/   9  6—14  m 

9c 

Protestant  Defence  Association   Meeting, 

8/  8c 
Question,  7 f  8c— 25/  6d— 28/  6e— 4m 

8  c— 11  m  9  a— 12  m   8  d— 13  m  9  a— 14  m  9  6 

—17m  9  6— 18m  Sd 

on  the  Judges  and  Bribery  Bill,  16/8/ 

on  the  Judgment  in  the  Ritualistic  Cases, 

30  m  8/ 
on  the  Parisian  Press,  29  J  8  c 

on  the  King  of  Hanoyer,  21/  9  a 

on  the  Legal  Vacancies  and  Appointments, 

7f8d 

on  the  Leibnitz  Emigrant  Ship,  10/  9  b 

on  the  Limehonse  Meeting,  29 j  Sd 

on  the  London  University  Suffrage,  12/  8  e 

on  the  Manchester  Education  Bill,  13  m  9  6 

114 


Iieading  Articles  (cowtimted). 

on  the  Manohesler  Educational  Conference, 

ISj  8  c 

on  the  Metropolitan  Bailway,  7/8/ 

on  the  Monetary  State  of  England,  81  j  6^ 

■^^^^  on  the  MysteriooB  Disappearance  of  the  Bev. 

Mr.  Speke,  5/9  6 

on  the  Napoleonic  Pamphlet,  21m  9  d 

on  the  Naval  Estimates,  11m  96 

on  the  Navigation  of  the  Danube,  20  j  6  d 

on  the   New  Bankruptcy  Amendment  Act, 

24m  9  6 
on  the  New  Bishop  of  Natal,  17/  6/— 21i 

9  a— 23^-  8/— 25i  8/ 
^-^  on  the  New  Cardinals,  12  m  8  c 
on  the  New  Minister  for  Washinflton,  10  j' 

6/ 
on  the  New  Ministry,  26/  8  c— 27/  8  c— 2  u 

Sc 

and  the  Parliament,  5  m  8  6 

on  the  New  BaUway  Bill,  17  m  9  rf 

on  the  Office  of  the  Press,  10  j  6  e 

on  the  Organization  of  Germany,  17/  8  ^ 

on  the  OidTord  University  Memorial,  H  m  6  ^ 

on  the  Palace  of  Westminster,  18/  7  a 

on  the  Party  Procession  Prosecutions,  3  m 

6d 

on  the  Policy  of  Parties,  9  m  8  c 

on  the  Policy  of  the  Boman  See,  16^'  8/ 

on  the  Political  Pamphlets  in  Franee,  26  m 

8c 
•— —  on  the  Population  Betums,  3/  8  ^ 

on  the  Power  of  the  Ecclesiastieal  Commis- 
sioners, 20  m  9  c 

on  the  Proceedings  in  Convocation,  21/  8  r 

on  the  Proceedings  of  the  American  Congress, 

29i  8  c 

on  the  Projected  Bribery  Bill,  13/  8  r 

on  the  Projected  Visit  of  the  Prince  of  Woks 

to  Ireland,  19  m  8  d 
' •  on  the  Prosecution  of  the  Irish  Press,  11  j 

8d— 15.;  7a— 20/8 « 

on  the  Prospect  of  the  Opening  of  the  Em- 
bankment, 25  m  9  e 

— —  on  the  Prospects  of  the  Tear,  Ij  Sd — 2j 

6  c 
on  the  Public  Schools  Bill,  15/  8rf— 20/ 

9a 

-  on  the  Batification  of  the  Franco- Mecklen- 
burgh  Treaty,  19/  9  c 

on  the  Be-distribution  of  Seats  in  Parliament. 

4m  Sd 

on  the  Beform  Bills,  20m  Be 

on  the  Beport  on  the  Loss  of  the  Ivanho^^ 

l/9a 
on  the  Besignation  of  General  Grant,  17  j 

6c 
on  the  BeveUitions  before  the  Board  of  Works, 

15/ 9  a 

on  the  Bevenue  Betums,  1  j  9  a 

on  the  Boyal  Commission  for  the  Spanish 

Difficulty,  20  m  8/ 
on  the  Sale  of  Liquors  on  Sunday  Bill,  19  m 

Se 

-  on  the  Schools  Inquiry  Commission,  5  m  8<f 
on  the  Scotch  Befozm  Bill,  18/  6/— 10  m  8 


MarebSl,  1868.]  palmsb's  vnaoL  to  ''the  timxb"  k^itspapeb. 


IdT 


XtMidiii^  ArtioleB  (continued), 

-  on  the  Sham  Volnnteer  Army,  18  j  9  a 

on  the  Sheffield  Ontrage  Beport,  80  j  8  « 

on  the  Small  Pox  and  its  Extingoishmeat, 

on  the  Speke  Mystery,  25/  6/— 27/  8/ 

— ^  on  the  Stagnancy  of  Capital,  12/  9  a 

on  the  State  of  America,  6  m  8  c 

of  Austria,  10/  Sd 

-4 of  Greece,  8/  8/ 

of  Ireland,  24  j  6/ 

of  the  London  Streets,  13  j  6/ 

on  the  Suspension  of  the  Habeas  Corpus  Act 

in  Ireland,  16/  8  c 

on  the  Tax  on  Licences,  26m  Se 

on  the  Telegraph  to  India,  2  m  8/ 

on  the  Thames  Embankment,  11  m  9  a 

on  the  Todmorden  and  Bromley  Murders, 

16  wi  8/ 
on  the  Todmorden  Tragedy,  10  w  9  a 

on  the  Trades  Unions  Conference  with  Mr, 

Gladstone,  20/  8/ 

on  the  Tiides  Unions  Correspondence,  16  J 

8c 

on  Turkish  Afiairs,  14  j  8/ 

on  Turnpike  Trusts,  6  m  6/ 

on  the  Union  of  the  East-End  Belief  Funds, 

l/8c 

on  the  Uniyersity  Test  Bill,  28m  9  d 

on  the  Volunteer  Capitation  Grant,  2Sm  Sd 

on  the  War  in  Paraguay  and  the  Detained 

English,  11 7n  9c~d0m  Se 
on  the  War  Movements  on  the  Continent, 

11/  6« 
on  the  Workhouse  System,  23i  9  a 

on  the  Workshop  Begulation  Act,  4  j  8  e 

on  the  Terling  Epidemic,  8/  8/ 

on  Trade  Immorality,  1/8/ 

on  Trades  Unions  and  Benefit  Societies,  18  w 

9d 
Beview  of  the  coming  American  Congress, 

7j  Bd 
Value  of  Commercial  Circulars,  7j  8  c— 8 j 

106 
lieather.  State  of  the  Market,  Ij  76— 8^  6d— 

15  j   5  6— 22i   6ar^29J  ^f—6f  7  d— 12/76 

—19/   lOd— 26/  76— 4f»    7/— llw*    10/— 

18m  7J—2&m  116 
Lee  (Charles)  on  Her  Majesty's  Theatre,  11  j  6  c 

(Dr.AlfiredJ.)  on  the  Irish  Church,  14  w  12/ 

(Dr.  Eobert),  Sketch  of,  17  wi  11/— 19?i»  11/ 

Leeds  Banking  Company,  2j  10  a 

Borough   Gaol,  Appointment  of   a  Boman 

Catholic  Chaplain,  9j  12  a 

Fii»  at  a  Woollen  Mill  in,  25/  7  d—2^f  12  c 

Woodsley  House,  24/  11  c 

Great  Fire  at  Mr.  Thorpe's  Timber  Yard, 

16/ 9c 
National  Exhibition  of  Works  of  Art  at,  17  m 

12  c 

New  Church  at,  13  j  7  6 

Polioo  Force,  Increase,  18  j  12  c 

Lefevre  (H.  J.  Shaw)  on  Insane  Asylums,  13  j  8/ 
Legacy  and  Succession  Duties,  2m  5 f 
Legal  and  General  Life  Assurance  Company,  20/ 
76 


Legal  Courtesies,  6m  9  c 

Legislation  for  Ireland — Lord   Clinton's  Motion,. 

16/5/ 
Legislator  CcuTicted  under  his  own  Act,  28/4(2 
Leicestershire  Chamber  of   Agriculture  Meeting, 

10/  12  6 
Leipsic,  Prince  Napoleon  at,  16m  96 
Lemon  Juice,  4/  9  c — 5/  9/ 
Lemon  (Sir  Charles),  Sketch  of,  17/  9/ 
Lenders  and  Borrowers,  Important  Decision,  2  m 

la 
Lent  Preachers  at  the  Chapel  Boyalof  St.  James's^ 

21m  12  c— 28  m  9/ 

Special  Services,  16  m  9/ 

Leslie  (Henry),  Concerts,  10/  12d— 23w  7a— 
23  m  12  c 

Lesson  in  Taxation — Gh'eai  Britain  to  America* 
2dm  lie 

Letter  Despatch  Office,  a  Swindle,  9  j  9  c— 9  j  66 
— lOj  4  c 

Levant  (The),  24/  126 

Levien  (Francis)  on  Grand  Trunk  of  Canada  Bail- 
way,  6  m  86 

Lewis  (Sir  G.  C.)  on  the  Irish  Church,  23  m  5  c— 
26m  6/ 

Lichfield  (Bp.)*  Enthronization  of,  lOJ  10  e 

Establishes  Diocesan  Synods,  23j  9  c— 6  m 

7c 

Intended  Visit  to  New  Zealand,  21  j  11/ 

on  Foreign  Missions,  26/7/ 

Life-Boats,  Noble  Daring  in,  Ij  11 6 

Silver  Medal  to  a  Coxswain,  3/  9/ 

Life,  Loss  of,  by  Fire  and  Water,  Statistics,  10 j 

10  c 
Lightermen  and  Watermen,  New  Company  of  the 

Working  Men,  10m  12  c 
Lightning,  Deaths  by,  in  14  years;  4/  9  c 

Marvellous  Escape  fiK>m,  13/5/ 

Lindo  (J.  N.)  &  Davis,  on  Lemon  Juice,  6/  9/ 
Lindsay  (Gen.),  Appointment,  I3  11/ 
Lingham  (Bev.  J.),  Caution,  4  j  11  d 
lion  Brewery  Company,  30  j  7  a 
Literary  Activity  of  the  Year,  Ij  6  e 
Lxthologyof  the  British  Seas,  12  m  10/ 
Litta  (Duke),    Sale  of   his  Library   and  Effects, 
.  18  m  10c 
Liverpool,  Adelphi  Hotel,  28 j  5/ 

and  Colonial  Company,  19/  10  a 

and  London  and  Globe  Insurance,  27/6  c — 

2m  la 
Cab  Strike  in.  1/  12  a— 3/  12  c— 6/  7/— 

10/9/ 
Conference  on  the  Working  Classes  and  the 

Church,  27i  9  d 

Curious  Case  of  Compensation,  24  j  9  d 

Emigration  fyom,  3/  12  c 

— «  Fire  at  St.  Nicholas,  the  old  Church,  6/  5  c 

GaJe  at,  21  j  5e 

Juvenile  Beformatozy  Association,  26/  lie 

Meeting  against  the  Heavy  Bates,  17  m  9/ 

.    ■      at,  on  the  Bankruptcy  Laws,  80  j  7  e 
Mr.  Goschen  at,  Sj  12  a 

Mr.  Lowe  at,  23  j  9  c 

Mr.  Lowe's  Speech  on  Education,  24  i  5  a 

on  Storage  of  Gunpowder  in,  23 j  9  d 


Sanitary  Movements  in,  5  m  0/ 


1^R 


Liv 


PALVEE's  OTDBX  to  "  THE  TQCES  *'  mSWSFAPSB. 


[Jan.  1  to 


Liyeipool,  State  Ball  at,  to  the  Royal  YiBiton  at 

Knowsley,  10 j  7/ 

The  Queen's  Letter  about,  17  j  7  b 

TramwajB  Bill,  18/  6/ 

Livingston   (Wm.),   Report  on  Wm.  Lyon^s  Case, 

21/ 10  c 
Livingstone  (Dr.),  Capts.   Faulkner  and  Toung, 

Report  on,  21  j  6e 
Report  about,  4 J   9  c— 9  j  9c--28j  10  e — 

22/9/ 

Telegram  of  his  Safety,  20j  7/ 

Lloyd's,  Resignation  of  Secretary,  9^  9/ 
Local  Cfovemment  Act,  Adoption,  4 j  6  a 
Taxation,  27  m  12  a 

Taxation  in  England,  Annual  Return,  81j 

7d 
Lofthouse  &  Co.  on  the  Elbe,  6j  10/— 8^*  46 
London  and  Provincial  Marine  Insurance  Company, 

17  j  4  a— 28/ 6  a 

and  Westminster  Bank,  9  j  6  o— 16  j  7  o 

Association  of  Foreman  Engineers,  17/  11/ 

Ballad  Concerts,  28  m  12  f 

(Bishop  of),  on  the  Natal  Bishopric,  20 j  6  e 

Charities   Application  for   Lord  Seymour's 

Bequest,  24  j  12  e 

Coal  and  Wine  Duties,  29/  9/ 

Female  Reformatory  Fund,  2j  5  e— 4  j   11  c 

— 6j  9d— 8i  4/— lOi  9  c— 18j   9  o— 17i  5e 

Fever  Hospital,  26  m  6/ 

Meeting,  16/  12/ 

Financial  Association,  21/  7  a — 28  j  6/ 

General  Omnibus  Company,  21/  7  6— 4  m 

7c 

in  1867,  Statistics.  21/  5/ 

Italian  and  Adriatic  Steam  Company,  21  j 

la 
Orphan  Asylum,  28  j  4  A 

Philanthropic    Society    Fund,  Ij    10/— 2 j* 

5  c— 8  j  10  c— 4j  llff— 6j  9(J— 7i  7/— 8^  4  c 
— 9i  lOe— lOj  9c— llj  lla^l8j  9  a— 14j 
6/— 15^  9/— 16i  6  c— 17i  5  c— 18j  12d— 20^ 
4c 

Quays  and  Company,  15  J  6  6 

Rolls  Chambers,  definition  of  its  Limits,  16  m 

12  a 
London  University,  Invitation  to  Mr.  Lowe  to  be 

their  M.P.,  6/7  6 

Mr.  Lowe's  Answer  to  the  Address,  12/5/ 

on  Mr.  Lowe  and  the  Contest,  18/  5  e 

Passed  Candidates,  3  j  7  c— 27  j  12/ 

London  Working  Men^s  Association,  11/   11  c — 

4  m  5/ 
Longevity,  Cases  in  the  Time$t  IBj  12  e 

.  Females,  25  m  11  f 

Four  Old  Ladies,  23  j  6/ 

in  South  America,  7  m  If 

in  the  Time$  Obituary,  7/  6/— 8/  11  (i— 

17/ 9  c 

Long-lived  Family,  21/  12  6 

of  Northumbrians,  12/  6/ 

Lonsdale  (Dr.,  late  Bp.  of  Lichfield),  Memorial  to, 

81i  9  a 
Lord  Mayor's  Court,  Attachments  issued,  21  m  11/ 

—28m  11a 
Losses  a^  Sea,  Edinburgh  Chamber  of  Commerce 

on.  11 j  12 f 
116 


Low '  (Sampson)  &  Co.  on  the  New   Anstnlian 

Mail  Contract,  20  m  10  <1 
-^  on  American  Copyright,  10^'  10  c 
Lowe  (Mr.),  Educational  Speech,  24^   6  a— 25j 

6a 
— ^  in  Liverpool,  20j  7  6 
Lowther  (Wm.),  Return  for  Westmorehuad,  9^  12  a 
Loyal  Irish  Address  to  the  Queen,  9  j  6  c — 13  j  8  6 

— 14j   9  c— 22i   8d— 27i   6/— 8/  12<f— 12/ 

6e— 18/  10  d 
Lucas  (S.  H.  &  Son)  on  the  Com  Trade,  26m  7  a 
Lyndhurst  (A.  B.),  Caution  against,  7j  12  d 
Lynn,  Return  of  the  Port  of,  8/96 
Lyon  (Wm.),  on  Messrs.  Holland's  Men,  6/  5  c 

on  the  Park  Railings,  17  j  8  e 

on  the  Rolling  of  Roads,  17  m  11  c 

Lyons  (William)  Case,  Disposal  of  the  Sabacrip- 

tions,  21/lOc 
Lyra  Prize  Money,  18  J  6  a 


Maebride  (Dr.,  Principal  of  Magd.  Hall),  Sketch  ol, 

26i  9/ 
Macdongall  (Profisssor),  Sketch  of,  Ij  9/ 
Macgregor  (Oen.  John),  Sketch  o^  10m  95 

(BIrs.),  Subscriptions,  4j  11  c— 80i  11  e 

; —  Acknowledgment  for  8ubsaription8,17/ 11  d 

Machinery  and  Working  Men,  12  m  12  a 
Machinery,  Exports  of,  10  m  11 6 

from  Abroad,  24/  7  c 

Mao  Iver  (D.  A  Co.)  on  the  Cunaid  Company,  17  j 

4c 
Mackonochie  Case,  20^  9/ 

(James)  on  "  Greedy  Clergy,"  18j  10  6 

Maoready  (W.  C),  Sale  of  his  Engravings,  19  m 

9c 
Macrorie  (W.  K.),  on  the  Delay  in  his  CoiuMoiatioD, 

27i  6d 
Madden  (Charles),  on  Meal  Bread  as  a  Cheap  Food, 

24/ 6c 
Magdalen  Hospital,  18i  9  a— 10/  9c~34/  12/ 

Hospitals  and  their  Exertions,  8/  10  d 

Maguire  (Sergeant),  Court  Martial  on,  18j  12  c 
Mails,  8i  7  c— 6^  8c— lOj  8/— llj  9  c— 18/  7 k 
— 14i  7  6— 17i  7d— 18j  12  a— 21^  7  6— 26i 
9c— 27i  12d— 28i  7/— 4/  8  c— ^/  7  6— 11/ 
4<r— 18/lOc— 17/  6  c— 17/  9  c— 18/  8ii- 
21/  9/— 24/  9/— 26/  7  6—26/  9  c— 2  m  12  c 
— 8m8/— 4m76— 7m  9/— 9m9/— 10m  96 
—16m  12d— 18m9a— 21m  11  d— 23m  66— 
80m  7d 

American,   Ij    7  6— 7i    9  c — Sj    106— 9  j 

lOd— 10/  9c— 19/  9  c— 22/  5  c— 11m  126— 
14  m  10  d— 17  m  10/— 24  m  126 
— -  Bombay,  2  j  10  a— 8  j  7  dr—7j  9  <f— -9/  9  e— 
10 j  7  6— Hi  12  6— 14i  9  c— 17i  7  c— 20i  10  h 
— 21j  9d— 24i  7d— 27i  6/— 28/  7  6— 29i 
12  a-  8/  9  «— 5/  9  c— 10/  9  c— 17/  9  c— 21/ 
12  6—22/  12fr-24/  12  6— 6m  10  6— 9m  9<2 
—14m  12a— 21m  12a— 24m  12  a— 28m  12a 
and  6—30  m  12  a 

Brazil,  9j  9c— 4/  7c— 11m  12 <I 

Calcutta  and  China,  2  j  4/— 2j  10ar~6j  7  6 

— -Oj  9  c— 11 J  9  c— 16j  7  c— 18/  12  a— 22  j 
7  c— 24i  7d— 27i  9  c— 28i  7  6—29/  12  6- 
29j  7  6—8/  9  c— 10/  9  c— 11/  7d  and  c— 


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14/  10  a— 17/9  c— 22/  12*— 24/  12«»-.a7/ 

9&— 8m   7  6--4I1I  9&—12M  9c—13i»  12a— 

17  m  12  a— 20  m  12a^21m  10/ 
Mails,  Cftpe,  IS  J  10  d^Wj  10  a 
^-*  India,  China,  and  Japan,  28i  Ih^^f  6  c— 

4/ 7  6— 22/ 12  6—20  »  12  a— 28  m  12  e>— 26  m 

12 6—28  m  12  6— 80m  12/ 

Maaritios,  Ij  9d— 14  m  12  a 

New  Contracts  for  America,  80  m  7  a 

for  Aastialia,  18m  7e— 19m  7  6— 20m 

10  c— 28m  6  a 

Overland,  25  j  9  6 

Panama,NewZ6aland,andAiistnilian,2j6  6 

— «i  76— 18i  12a— 24i  7c^-27i  12a— 28/ 
7«— 2m  12  d 

West  Coast  of  Africa,  4y  9  6—4/  9  6—17/ 

12  6— 2  m  9c 

West  Indian,  17/ 9  c— 2  m  12<i— 16  m  9  c 

—80  m  12/ 

Maine  Law  in  the  Highlands,  24  j  8/ 
Hoitland  (J.  FnUer),  Appeal,  Ij  11  6 
Malmesbnry  (Earl  of),  on  the  Honse  of  Peers,  8> 

10  c 
Malt  and  Barley  Returns,  12m  6  c 
Malta,  Banqnet  to  Judge  Francis,  5  m  9  6 

Miscellaneous  Information,  4j  9c — 6j  Id 

— 28j  7  c— 3/  9  c— 4/  7  6—6/"  7  c— 10/9  « 
—18/  10  6— 20m  12a— 24m  12  6 

not  Malta  bat  AUxandria^  6  m  10  c 

Ship  News,  17/  9  c— 24/  12  6—27/  6e— 

9m  9c— 27m  12a 

Singular  Punishment  in,  13/  \ld 

Slight  Shock  of  an  Earthquake,  24/  12  6 

-  Water  Supply,  6^  5  c 

Manchester,  Appointment  of  a  Medical  Officer  of 

Health  for,  7  m  7/ 
Chamber  of  Commerce,  31  j  5/ 

Educational  Conference,  16i  12  a — 17  j  10  6 

— 18i  lOd— 20i  8rf 

-  ^ee  Grammar  School,  8j  5/ 

<.~—  Immense  Increase  of  Poor  Bate  Assessments, 

7/ 9c 
Boyal  Exchange,  Ij  10  6   * 

State  of  the  Markets,  2  m  7  6 

Mangles  (Chas.  E.)  on  South  Eastern  and  South 

Western  Railways,  13  j  5/ 
Mansion  House,  Banquet  to  the  Corporation,  10  m 

12  &— 18  m  12  d— 25  m  11  6 

of  Dublin,  81  m  9/ 

Fenian  Proclamation  posted  on,  20  j  10  c 

Occupation  of  by  the  Lord  Mayor,  9  m  5/ 

Repair  and  Embellishment  of,  20j  4  d— 9m 

5/ 
Mapp  (John),  the  Longdon  Murderer,  80  m  10  6 
Marine  and  General  Mutual  Life  Assurance  Society, 

13m  10c 
Marine  Disasters  in  1867, 14/  10  c 
Marochetti  (Baron),  Death,  2j  76— 4 j  9e 

Grant  of  his  Busts, 

Marriage  Conspiracy  at  Stourbridge,  9  m  7  d— 
12  m  12  6 

Institution,  not  well  known,  15  f  9/ 

of  Earl  of  Beaaohamp  and  Lady  Maiy  Stan- 
hope, 19/  9/ 

Royal  Commissioners  on  the  Laws  o(^  25/ 

7d— 27/  7<i— 2m  5/— 26m  6c 


MABBIAGIOS:- 

Abbot,  Emelie,  21/  lo— 24/  la 

Abdy,  Rev.  Albert  Cbanning,  5/  1  a 

■  Aokerley,  Henry,  7m  la 

—  Acres,  John,  19/  1  a 

Acton,  Lieut-Col.  Hampden,  25  J  1  a 

Adams,  Emma,  28  m  1  a 

Frands,  W.,  1/  1  a 

Henzy  Atherton,  24/  1  a 

Samuel,  7/  1  o 

A^,  Frederick,  7  j  1  a 

- —  Ager,  Be?.  William,  llj  la 

Ainsworth,  Thomas  William,  26/  1  a 

Akers,  Harvey  John,  10m  la 

Alder,  Rev.  Herbert,  14  j  1  a 

Alderson,  Elizabeth  Mary,  10^'  1  a 

Aldridge,  Julia,  30 j  la 

Alford,  Edwin,  8  i  1  a 

Thurza,  12m  lo 

Allen,  Emma  Annie,  6  m  1  a 

Hammond,  9  m  1  a 

■  James  Henry,  31  j  la 

■  Mary  Jane,  11  j  1  a — 13  j  1  a 

Allnutt,  Henry,  1  j  1  a 

Alpe,  Harriet,  30  j  1  a 

Amos,  Sarah  Elizabeth,  13/  1  a 

Anderson,  Helen,  6  m  1  a 

James,  25  /  1  a 

Andrews,  Eliza,  18  j  1  a 

Geo.  Alexander,  9  j  1  a 


Angerstein,  William  J.  N.,  %if  1  a 
Ansdell,  John,  25/  1  a 
Anthony,  Flora,  38 m  la 
Sarah,  28m  la 


— : —  Archer,  George  Richard  Wykeham,  17/  1  a 

Arden,  Amelia  E.,  22 j  la 

Argles,  CeUne,  21  m  1  a 

Arkell,  Dorothy  Anna,  22/  1  a 

Arkwright,  Francis,  4  j  1  a 

Armstrong,  Anna  Jane,  31J  1  a 

-^—  Luke,  31 J  la 

Sarah,  28  j  1  a 

Arter.  Martha,  15/  1  a 

Ashby,  Ellen  Sophia,  20  m  1  a 

Ashfoid,  Lucy,  28  m  la 

Ashley.  Anne  Atcherley,  18 j  1  a 

Jemima,  5  f  1  a 

Ashworth,    Edmund,  22/  1  a 

Aslett,  Arthur,  22  j  1  a— 23j  1 0—24  j  1  a 

Aspland,  Emily,  28  m  1  o 

Atohley,  George  Frederick,  25/  1  o 

Atkins,  Emma,  21  j  1  o 

Audley,  Right  Hon.  Lord,  18/  1  o 

Augarde,  Elizabeth  Josephine,  25/  1  a 

^—  Austen,  Sophia,  1/  1  o 
— -  Austin,  Alice,  26/  1  a 

Harvey  Selwood,  20/  1  a 

Avery,  Emily,  25  j  1  o— 28  j  1  o 

Awd^,  Sarah,  6y  lo 

Ayles,  John  Mount,  19/  1  a 

Aylward,  Fanny  Lucia,  21/  1  o 

Baohlor,  Bobert  William,  6  m  1  a 

Backhouse,  Ellen,  24  m  1  o 

Bagly,  Mary,  27  m  1  a— 28  m  1  a 

Bagot,WilliamWalter,  6/lo— 8/la 

Bailey,  Benj.  Pyley,  10  m  1  a 

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PALMXB'8  index  to   *'THK  friUBS"  inEWSPATSB. 


[Jan.  1  to 


Marriages  (continued), 

Bailey,  Emily  Jaoe  Baines,  4j  la 

Baillie,  Susan,  29  j  1  a 

William  James,  29  j  1  a 

Bain,  Mary,  ISj  1  a 

—  Baker,  Harriet,  Aj  la 

John,  19m  la 

Baldock,  Peter  B.,  ^j  1  a 

Bales,  Thomas,  12/  1  a 

Ball.  Jane  Mary,  21/  1  a 

WilliamClare,  24/ la 


Ballingal,  Jessie  Alston,  im  la 

BaUs-Headley,  Walter,  27  ?«  1  a 

Balzo, Duo  del,  Sm  la 

Bamford,  Emma,  29 j  1  a 

Bancroft,  Sqnire  Bancroft,  4./  1  a 

BanDfttber,  Mary  Emma,  IB f  lit 

'-  Bankes,  Rosa,  ZOj  la 

Banks,  Eliza,  7/  1  o 

Fanny,  18^  la 

Bannatyne,  Mark,  Sj  1  a 

Barber,  Capt.  Harry,  3J  la 

Charles  Worthington,  16/  1  a* 

Barclay,  Henry,  25/  1  a 

Bobert,  14/lo 

Bardons,  Frances  Anne,  10  m  1  a 

Barker,  Helen,  12/  1  a— 14/  1  a 

Barlow,  Mary,  19 w  la 

Rev.  George  H.  P.,  14/  1  a 

Barnard,  Elizabeth,  20  w  Iff 

Barnes,  Edmund,  14 j  la 

Bamett,  Maria  Amelia,  6  ?n  1  a 

Barney,  Stephen,  14/  lo 

Barr,  Rev.  Charles  George,  6/  1  <r 

> Barrow,  Rev.  George  H.  P.,  12/  1« 

■ Barton,  Fanny,  25  m  1  a 

Lrdia  Enmia,  29/  la 

Mary  Everina,  8/  1  a 

Barwick,  Rose  Mary,  2  m  1  a 

BaseTi,  Fanny,  6/  1  o 

Basfield,  Emma,  24  j  1  a 

Bashford,  Mary  Sophia,  ij  la 

Bassano,  Teresa,  21  m  la 

Bateman,  Mary  Prances,  18  m  1  a 

Bates,  Annie,  22/  la 

Bathurst,  Flora,  22  j  1  a— «28  j  1  a 

Batten,  James  William,  2^  1  a 

Beale,  Ellen  Brooker,  17  m  1  a 

Beales,  William,  4  j  1  a 

Beamish,  Capt.  Edward  Spread,  6  in  1  a 

Bearcroft,  Rev.  Thomas,  6  j  1  a 

Beauchamp,  Earl,  19/  9/ 

Beanmont,  Elizabeth,  21  w  la 

Bar.  W.  B.,  10 j  la 

Beaver,  Mary  Ellen,  14  m  1  a 

Beck,  W.  C,  25j  1  a 

Bedford,  Thomas,  17  j  1  a 

Beebee,  Constance  Mary,  6,/  la 

Belin,  Lonisa  Margaret  de,  21  m  1  a 

BeU,  Elizabeth  Anne,  15/  1  a 

Gkorge  Constable  Gildart,  Im  la 

(Horge  Crooks,  20  j  1  a 

George  Coates,  13^'  la 

Bellamy,  J.  W.  M.,  16/  1  a 

Bellhonse,  Fanny  Lntterfield,  25/  1  a 

Bendall,  Robert  Smith,  9i  la 

^       '118 


JCarriages  {ccnHnaed^. 

Benest,  Mary  Elizabeth,  14/  la 

Benett,  Barbara,  81  j  la 

Bennett,  Annie,  80 m  la 

Rev.  TheopUlus,  17/  1  a 

-  Bent,  Maria  Loaisa,  3/  1  a 
Beresford,  Jane  Belina,  27/  1  a 

Bemand,  Jessie  Charlotte,  26 m  la 

Bemao,  Hemy  AugiiBtiis,  14/  1  a 

Bemers,  Capt.  Herbert,  22/1  a 

Berridge,  Richard  James,  14  m  la 

Berry,  Zephaniah  Angnstine,  26  tn  1  a 

Best,  Arthnr  Albert,  18/  1  a 

Herbert,  4^"  1  a 

— - —  Lucy,  27j  la 

William,  Ij  1  a 

Bevington,  Laura,  9j  1  a 

Bicknell,  Edgar,  20/  1  a 

Biddle,  Emily,  80 j  1  a 

Biggs,  John  Grove,  11  j  1  a 

Bignell,  Edmund,  20  j  1  a 

Bignou,  Capt.  Amed6e,  22^'  1  a 

Birch,  Ellen,  6/  1  a 

— r-  Bird,  Caroline  Elizabeth  LiUie,  3/  la— 4/ 
la 

Charles  Augustus,  14  j  1  a 

Frederick  V.  G.,  22  j  1  a 

Mary,  10  m  1  a 

Bishop,  Caroline,  18  J  1  a 

Bissill,  Elizabeth  Anne,  7i  1  a 

Blackett,  Rev.  Wm.  RusseU,  I87  1  a 

Blaokman,  William,  26 1»  la 

Blaokstone,  William  Widger,  25  j  1  a 

Blake,  Maria  Louisa,  8/  1  a 

Blarney,  Susannah,  24/  1  a 

Blanckenberg,  Henry,  2j  1  a 

— ^  Blanckensee,  A.  M.,  80^'  1  a 

Blandy,  Adam  Fettiplace,  27/  1  a 

Blore,  Charles  Christopher,  15  f  1  a 

Rev.  George  John,  11  j  1  a — 18  j  1  a 

Blount,  Ann  Frances,  12/  1  a 

Boddy,  Alice  Matilda,  25/  1  a— 26  f  1  a— 

27/ la 

Bolden,  Mary  Aphrasia,  10/  1  a 

Bolton,  Thomas  John,  18j  la 

Bonce,  Annie,  2j  1  a 

Bond,  Harriett,  13  m  1  a 

John  H.,  13y  1  a 

Bonnin,  William  Wingfield,  25/  1  a 

Booth,  Edwin  Carton,  1  j  1  a 

Borman,  James  G.,  7m  la 

Borradaile,  C^>t  George  Edwin,  6  m  1  a 

Boulton,  Wm.  James,  14/  1  a— 17/  1  a 

Bound,  Anne  Tarver,  10/  1  a 

Boume,  James  Markham,  8/  1  a 

Bowden,  Emily  Jane,  2/  1  a 

Bowes,  Edmund,  18j  I41 

Bowker,  Frederick,  20/  1  a 

Bowman,  Shearley,  10  j  1  a 

Boyle,  Catherine  Mary,  15  j  1  a 

• Kate  Harrison,  11  m  la 

Viscount,  16j  1  a 

-  Boyne,  Jane  Leslie,  ^j  1  a 

Boys,  Henry,  26  m  1  a 

Brabazon,  Lord,  8j  1  a 

Brackenbuiy,  Rev.  Edm.  Bennet,  4j  1  m 


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Marriases  (continued), 

Bnde,  Kebeeca,  30  j  1  a 

Bradflhaw,  Fanny  Oldham,  25 j  la 

Braine,  FranoiB  John,  20  nt  1  a 

Bramley,  Bev.  Thomas,  18  j  1  a 

BTanson,  Jas.  Arthur,  13 m  la 

Brereton,  EmilyiHelen,  6  j  1  a 

Brewer,  Eliza,  22/  1  a 

Bichard  Henry,  22/  1  a 

Brewin,  Samuel,  16  m  1  a 

Bridgman,  Frank  Q.,  23  fn  la 

Henrietta  Angnsta,  9j  1  a 


BriggB,  Louisa,  27 j  la 

—  Lt.-Gol.  John  Patrick,  27  j  1  a 

—  Wm.,  Sj  1  a 

Broadfoot,  Anna  Sutherland,  9  j  1  a 
Broderip,  Edmund,  24  j  1  a 
Brodie,  Hugh  Ashle^  Fife,  Bj  1  a — ij  1  a 
Brooks,  Isabella  Jane,  5  m  1  a 
-—  Walter  Thomas,  17  j  1  a 
W.,  Jan.,  6f  la 


Brookshank,  Thomas,  4  j  1  a 

Brophy,  Andrew  Fingar,  3/  1  a — 4/  1  a 

Broughton,  Lewis  Price  Delves,  18  m  1  a 

Brown,  Alice,  26 nt  la 

Anne  Sophia,  SJ  1  a 

Benjamin,  lOj  1  a 

Capt.  T.  0.,  16 »»  la 

Capt  William  S.,  22  j  1  a^23  j  1  a 

Catherine,  15/  la 

* Elizabeth  Anne  Bell,  13  m  1  a 

Isabella,  16  m  1  a 

John  Wilson,  20  m  1  a 

Mary  Charlotte,  8j  la 

May,  13  m  1  a 

Richard,  16/  1  a 

Sarah  Jane,  26  m  1  a 

Browne,  Capt.  Swinton  John,  31  w  1  a 

Bryan,  Annie  Caroline,  5m  la 

Biyans,  James  William,  27  ivi  1  a 

Bryer,  Thomas  John,  22/  1  a 

Buchanan,  George,  31 J  la 

Mary  Ross,  27  m  1  a 

Buck,  Alfred,  7/ la 

Dr.  Henry  John,  22/  1  a 

Frances,  9j  1  a 

Buekell,  F.  J.,  2j  1  a 

Bucknall,  James  Loyd,  4  j  1  a 

Bndd,  Gteorge  Oebaldeston,  28  m  1  a 

BuUey,  Mary  Louisa,  24/  1  a 

Buhner,  G.  E.,  20/  1  a 

Mary,  31  m  1  a 

Bullmore,  Beatrice,  9j  la 

Bullock,  Fanny  Louisa,  9  j  1  a 

Bunten,  Eliza  Clark,  28m  la 

Bnrbidge,  Charles,  16/  1  a 

Burd,  Harriette,  19  m  1  a 

Burman,  Maiy,  11  j  1  a 

Bnmaby,  Thomas  Frederick, 7j  la 

<—  Burnet,  Florinda  S.  Constantia,  21  m  1  a 
^—  Burns,  Andrew  William,  18  j  la 

Burrows,  Emma  Gertrude,  26/  1  a 

Barton,  Heniy,  6/  1  a 

R.  E.  L.,  30fii  1  a 

William  Henry,  24 J  la  , 


Marriages  {continued). 

Butcher,  Frederick  William,  10  »t  1  a 

Butler,  Agnes,  6  in  1  a 

Eustace,  25  w  la 

Buxton,  Elizabeth  Ellen,  14/  la 

Byham,  Mary  Anne,  6/  1  a 

Byng,  Joseph  Tussaud,  12  m  1  a 

Bym, Eva,  7j  la 

«  Cadman,  W.  J.  Smelter,  16/  1  a 

Caine,  William  S.,  26  m  1  a 

Camidge,  Elizabeth  Margaret,  28/  1 » 


la 


-29/ 


Bush,  George  Henry,  24fii  1  a 


Camp,  Hermann  W.  de  la,  13  m  1  a 

Campbell,  Alexander,  Ij  la 

Augusta  Sophia  Litton,  24  j  1  a 

Daniel  Colin,  28/  1  a 

Donald  Archibald,  23  j  1  a 

Jean  Mary,  7/  1  a 

Maiy,  6m  1  a 

Michael  Scott,  30j  1  a 

Cardew,  Fanny,  11  j  1  a — IQj  la 

Cardinf^,  Janet  Lucy,  24 j  la 

Carey,  Beatrice,  4 j  1  a 

Carle,  Jane  Hannah  de,  17i  1  a 

Carlyon,  Rev.  Clement  Winstanley,  16/  1« 

Oazne,  Elizabeth  Mary,  27/  1  a 

Carr, Catherine,  20 j  la 

Carter,  Charles  Stanhope,  8/  1  a 

Harold,  M.,  4/  1  a 

James  Colebrooke,  IB  J  1  a 

Jane,  11  j  la 

Castle,  Charles  Henry,  17i  1  a 

Caulfield,  St.  George  Francis  Robert,  13/ 

la 
Cautley,  Mary  Frances,  7/  1  a 

CareUi,  Gabriele,  27  m  1  a 

Cave,  Charles  Thomas,  21 J  la 

Cave-Browne-Cave,  Rev.  Jordayne,  26  /  1  a 

Cawood,  Elizabeth  Qftrtley,  12/  1  a 

Ceely,  John  Thomas,  28  j  1  a 

Chadwiok,  Elizabeth  Butler,  22/  1« 

Chalmers,  Jessie  M.  J.,  14 )i»  la 

— ^  Chancellor,  Emma,  2b  j  1  a 

Chaplin, George,  28 m  la 

Rev.  Ayrton,  ij  1  a 

Chapman,  Hamilton,  3  j  1  a 

Charles,  John,  27  m  1  a 

Mary,  6j  la 


Charlton,  Charles  Chapman,  29/  1  a 

—  Laura,  29/  1  a 

—  Walter,  21/1  a 

Chunock,  Harriet  Dorothea,  22/  1  a 

Chester,  Julia  Hetty,  27  m  1  a 

Chew,  Sarah  Elizabeth,  20m  1  a 

Chichester,  Rev.  J.  C.  B.,  31  j  la 

Cholmeley,  Annie,  26/  1  a 
■  Christiansen,  Helen  Georgina,  27  m  1  a 

Christie,  Lucy  Brenda,  30  j  1  a 
>  Church,  Francis  Rice,  IQj  la 

•  Clapham,  John,  lOj  1  a 

'  Clark,  Lieut.  Bouverie  Francis,  6j  1  a 

•  Clarke,  Emily  Jane  Buckley,  16  j  la 

—  Lieut. -Gen.  Augustus,  16  m  1  a — 18  m  1  a 

—  Percy  Carmiehael,  1/  la 

— .  Robert;,  Jun.,  8/  1  a— 10/  1  a 
-—  Sophia  Louisa,  7/  1  a 

119 


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[Jan.  I  to 


MarriagOB  {continued). 

Marriages  (eontinited). 

Spencer,  10/  1  a 

Crighton,  Charles  Edwin,  27m  1  a 

.    .     . .  WitlinTn  TTrnnr  .Tfltnnfi    VT  «f   1  /■ 

Croft,  Minna,  81i  1  a 

Crofton,  Capt.  Stephen  Lowther,  15/  la 

Olarke-Jeiroise,  Tereea,  Sj  1  a 

Glanghion,  Alioe  Ann,  16 j  la 

Crookshank,  Eude  Anne,  14m  1  a 

Clayton,  Elizabeth,  18  j  1  a 

Cross,  J<rfm  Woodzow.  18  m  1  a 

Oleather,  Katherine,  18 j  la 

Croucbley.  William.  14/  1  a 

drowder.  Mary,  24/  1  a 

Clongh,  Francis  Emily,  If  la 

Glutton,  Katherine  Elizabeth,  30m  1  a 

Croysdill.  James  Edwin.  2  j  1  a 

Coare,  Charlotte, 28 m  la 

Cmm,  Willisim  Graham,  7/  1  a 

. Coatee.  Sarah.  21  f  la 

Cubitt,  Thomas  Campbell,  15  j  1  a 

Cobbe.  RcT.  Wm.  Power.  27/  1  a 

Cuff.  Sarah  Cape,  16/  1  a 

Oobden,  Emily,  81  m  1  a 

Cumberiege,  Catherine  Loveday.  24  m  1  a 

Cock.  Georgiana,  26  j  la—2Bj  1« 

Cumndng.  Georgina  Sophia,  14/  1  a 

Cocking,  Rev.  Ralph  D.,  19/  1  • 

CoflBn,  T.  W.,  Jan.,  Idm  la 

Curtis,  Anne,  29 j  la— 80j  la 

Custance,  Alice  Louisa,  10  J  1  a 

CoghiU,  Marmaduke,  81^  1  a 

Cohen,  Engene,  17  j  1  a 

Cole,  Thomas,  1/  1  a 

Daniel,  Dr.  Wm.  Clement,  22/  1  a 

Darlington,  Zoe  Elizabeth  Anna,  25/  1  a 

Coleman,  Edmund  Walter,  6  m  la 

Darrington,  Jane,  17/  1  a 

Darrooh,  lieut.  Donald,  22  j  1  a 

Coles,  N.  L.,  12  m  1  o^lS  m  1  a 

Collins,  Caleb,  6  wi  1  a 

Collinson,  Sarah  Anne,  22/  1  a 

Rev.  Giles,  22/  1  a 

Colman.  Arthur,  7  m  1  a 

Daubnz,  Elizabeth  Edith,  10  j  1  a 

Colt,  Maria  Theresa.  17fit  1  a 

Davey,  Fanny,  1  f  1  a 

Colthirst,  Ella  Theresa,  Uj  1  a^UJ  1  m 

Davies,  Frances  Hill,  ISj  1  a 

Cook,  Frederick  Lucas.  8  j  1  a 

•D      IT        »7   ^    1    - 

Vfihnrt  TT-rflff    9R  i   1  it 

a»^«kk^«    o .«   1  ^ 

^IZr<1K..«t    XT^w^mm,      Q  ^    1    ^ 

Davis,  Julia.  9m  la 
Lucy  Ussher,  26  j  1  a 

Cooke,  M.  A.,  22/  1  a 

Mnrr  htmr\n    m  f  ^  a 

Dawson,  Alfred,  25/  1  a— 26/  1  a— 27/  1  a 

Cooper,  Jane,  16  m  1  a 

'■ —  Mary  Jane,  7  m  1  o 

Julia,  24m  la_26m  la 

Dav.  James  Stuart,  6/  la 

Mfli-T    1 R  f  1  n 

Selina,  4  j  1  a 

Corbiere,  Ernest  Isidore.  19/1  a— -21/  1  a 

Deacon.  AHce.  19/  1  a 

Corbould.  Edward  Henry,  16  j  1  a 

Corby.  Ellen.  21^'  la 

FliTfthfith  Rtrnih    14  7   \  a 

Deakins,  Sarah  Ratoliffe,  14  m  1  a 

Corder,  Harriett  Bertha,  7m  1  a 

Dean,  Rosa  Elizabeth.  13m  1  a 

Cordner.C.  K.,l^/la 

De  Carteret,  Frederick,  11  j  1  a 

Cordy,  James,  24j  1  a 

De  Flandre.  Charles.  4  j  1  a 

Cwrfield,  Fanny  Elizabeth,  9/  1  a— 10/  1  a 

De  Heyn.  Jean  Baptiste  Andre,  13j  1  a 

Corry,  Capt.  the  Hon.  Aiinar  Lowiy,  11/  1  a 

Debenham,  Horace  Kersey,  11/  1  a 

Cosier,  Emily,  21/  1  a— 22/  1  a^24/  1  a 

Dennis,  Sophia  Elizabeth,  Ij  1  a 

Cotes,  Henrietta  Elizabeth.  18/  1  a 

Denny,  Yen.  Arohdn.  Anthony,  28 m  la 

Cotton,  Bessie.  8/  1  a 

Denys,  AdeUude  Eliza,  12  m  1  a 

Conlbom,  Charles  Elton.  16  j  1  a 

De-Xahl,  Arthur,  11  j  1  a 

Coulson,  Louisa  Lowe,  If  la 

Coulston,  Teresa  Elizabeth,  13/  1  a 

Dickinson,  IsabeUa  Friend.  22/  1  a 

Digby.  George  Edward.  dOm  1  a 

Cotell,  Alfred,  13m  la 

Dix.  Charles  Temple,  10  m  1  a 

Covil,  William  James,  Jun.,  8/  la 

Dixon,  Alicia  Eugenie  Mardenbrongh,  10 

Cow,  John,  12 ?»  la 

la 

Cowbum.  Lieut.  Arthur.  27  m  1  a 

CoweU.  Maj.  Sir  John  Clayton.  10/  1  a 

Cowpland,  Catherine  Emilia,  21/  1  a 

TflftYtnlla  Tinniffl    97  f  1  /■ 

Rnmh  Mflrin    17  f  1  /i 

Doggett,  Lizzie  Georgia,  24m  1  a 

Cox.  Price  Wynne.  81  j  la 

Domvile,  Isabella  Maria.  20/  1  a 

Craig,  Robert.  9j  1  a—10 j  1  a 

Donkin,  Frederica  CaroUne,  12/  1  a 

Crampton,  Louisa  Ann.  13/  1  a 

Dowell,  Charles,  7/  1  a 

Cranbrook,  Helen  Charlotte,  20/  1  a 

Henry  Alexander,  7/  1  a 

Crane,  Walter,  19  m  1  a 

Down,  Christian,  28 j  la 

Crate,  Rev.  E.  H..  19m  1  o 

Downing,  Elizabeth  S.,  4j  1  a 

Craven,  AUce.  24m  1  a 

Drake.  Alicia  Charlotte.  1/  1  a 

Crawford   Ellen   16m  la 

Tfimnn    Q<!  f  1  /r 

^^*«V  *v  A^^A  %af     4a*aAwlZy     J^\J  iWw       ^    1^ 

Draper.  Alfred  Cribb  Stenning.  28  m  1  a 

iBfuieua  fi..  xo in  La 

Cregoe,  Cornelia.  16/  1  a 

H.E.,29/la 

Crespin.  Alexander  Andrews.  27m  la 

Drayton,  Sylvia  Livingston,  11  j  la 

Cresswell,  Henry  Louis,  21/  1  a 

120 

Drury,  Anme,  4j  la 

Marcb  SI,  1868.]    PiOJaut's  nnniT  to  "thb  xucbb  "  SKvarjuissk. 


Xar 


(eonHnued). 
Drnry,  John,  21  m  1  a 
]>r7Bdale,  William  Bichard,  20  m  1  a 
Dn  Base,  Isabel  Christina  Viotorizia»  21/  1  a 
Dubois,  E.  W.,  6/  1  a— 7/  1  a 
Doekett,  William,  17  j  1  a 
Dudley,  Emily  Anne  Clara,  25/  1  a 
Dnke,  JnUa  Ann,  12  m  1  a 

—  Lonisa  Sybilla,  28  j  1  a 
Dyee,  Jane,  23  J  1  a 
Dyer,  Emily  Jane,  27/  1  a 

—  John,  17  ffi  1  a 
Dyson,  Ellen,  14/  1  a 

Eames, Thomas Bogers, 25 j  la— 28^'  la 
Earl,  Alfred  Huntley,  28  m  1  a 

—  Arthur,  15  j  1  a 

—  Percy  William,  28i»  1  a 
Earle,  Frederiek  William,  10  j  1  a 
Eohalai,  Mary  Louisa,  Sj  la 
Edlin,  Bertha  Bobraona,  17/  1  a 
Edwards,  Albert,  8  j  1  a 

—  Anne  Hilton,  6/  1  a 

-^  Edward  Bichard,  6/  1  a 

—  John  Allen,  6j  1  a 

—  Lieut.  Frederick,  15  j  1  a 

—  William  Scantlebnry,  U/  1  a 
Eloe,  Harriett,  19  /  1  a 
EUerby,  Francis,  27/  1  a 
Ellerton,  John,  10  j  1  a 
Elliot,  Gilbert  Stanley,  19/  1  a 

—  Hester  Elouisa,  7  m  1  a 
EUiott,  Edith  Lilla,  9 j  la 
Elt,  Maiy,  20/  1  a 

Elwell,  Wm.  Charles  Boden,  4  j  1  a 

Elwin,  Emily,  1/  1  a 

Emery,  Charles  Gregory,  8^'  1  a 

Emra,  Charlotte  Elizabeth,  Bj  1  a 

English,  Sarah,  17 i  la 

Erok,  Wentworth,  28  m  1  a 

Espinasae,  Beuben,  14/  la 

Estlin,  Charles,  28  m  1  a 

Etheredge,  Sarah,  25m  1  a 

Brans,  Maria  Ann,  8/  1  a 

ETerett,  William,  31  m  1  a 

ETeritt,  Edward  MiaU,  4/  1  a 

EvetU,  Charlotte  Elizabeth,  3/  1  a 

Eyton,  Frances  Ellen,  20/  1  a 

Fagan,  Bev.  Feltrim  Christopher,  6 J  1  a 

Fairlam,  Jane  Sophia,  22/  1  a 

Falooner, 

Fanning,  John  Henry,  25/  1  a 

Farlan,  Marie  Ana,  18  m  1  a 

Fanrenberg,  Louisiana,  26/  1  a 

Faulkner,  Bosalie,  13  m  1  a 

Fell,  Bowland  Acklam,  7/  1  a 

Fenn,  Patrick  Burgess,  14/  la 

Fenner,  Julia  Ann  Hardy,  20/  1  a 

Fenwiek,  (George  Anthony,  3 j  1  a 

Ferard,  Bingham  Arthur,  7/  1  a 

Fergusson,  James,  28  m  1  a 

Femie,  Kirwan  Joseph,  21  f  la 

Field,  Capt.  J.  B.,  26 m  1  a 

—  Ellen,  16iR  la 

—  Medora,  20/  1  a 

—  BeT.  William,  6  j  1  a 
Finch,  Henry,  7/  A  a 


Marriages  (continued), 

Findlay,  James,  Ij  la 

Fisher,  Harriet  Brown,  5  m  1  a 

Fletcher,  Frederick  Henry  Wm.,  4j  la 

Henry  Allason,  If  la 

'   John  Martineau,  11  j  1  a 

William  S.,  7m  1  a 

Flight,  Sophia,  14/  la 

— -  Flowers,  Charles  James,  IS  J  1  a 

Folkard,  Emily  Elizabeth,  17m  1  a 

Ford,  Ernest,  13m  1  a 

Foster,  Agnes,  26  m  1  a 

Edmond,  22/  1  a 

John,  10 j  la 

Fotheringham,  Catherine,  7j  la 

Foulkes,  William,  7  j  1  a 

Fourmentin,  Alfred  de,  8/  1  a 

Fowden,  Helen  Amelia  Murray,  28/  1  a 

Fowler,  W.,  25  m  1  a 

Frauds,  Jane,  3/  1  a 

James,  14  m  1  a 

Thomas,  28  j  1  a 

Franklin,  Elizabeth,  7j  1  a 

Fraser,  Capt.  John,  18 j  la 

Christina  Macdowall,  18/1  a— 14/  1  a 

—7-  Freebody,  A.  J.,  19/  1  a 

Frogley,  Ann,  15/  1  a 

Fry,  Walter,  6  m  1  a 

Fudliuff,  Johann  Barid,  19  m  1  a 

Fuller,  Bichard  Thomas  Cornelius,  lOin  1  a 

Fussell,  Susie,  11/  1  a 

Gaine,  Mary,  8/  1  a 

Gainsford,  William  Dunn,  8/  1  a 

Gale,  John  William,  29  j  1  a 

Garde,  Emily,  2 J  la 

Gardner,  Fanny,  18/  1  a 

Thomas  William,  28m  1  a 


Garrett,  Bosa,  19  m  1  a 
Garvey,  Cecily  Jane,  20/  1  a 
George,  Caleb,  19  m  1  a 
JuUa  Mimosa,  4/  1  a 


Gerrett,  Charles,  6/  1  a 

Gibson,  William,  8/  1  a 

Gifford,  Caroline  Emma,  24  J  1  a 

GUlmer,  Madeline  Josephine  Ellen,  14/  1  a 

Gihnan,  Ellis,  21/  1  a 

:  Glaisher,  Cecilia,  20m  1  a 

Glass,  Chsrles  Faulknor,  6/  la 

Glover,  George,  23  j  1  a 

Godrich,  Catherine,  25j  1  a 

Goldie,  Charles,  13/  1  a 

Goldney,  Francis  Bennett,  Jun.,  18/1  a— 

14/ la 

Gole,  Priscilla,  4ml  a— 9  m  1  a 

Goode,  Charles,  27/  1  a 

Goodwin,  Thomas  Greenwood,  28m  1  a 

Gordon,  Alexander,  3  m  1  a 

John,  25  j  1  a 

Gore,  Frederick  William,  18/  1  a 

Gondby,  Thomas,  22/  la 

Gould,  George  James,  21/  1  a 

Grace,  Edward  Mills,  10/  la 

Graham,  William,  20  m  1  a 

Ghreathead,  Bev.  Stephenson,  1/  1  a 

Green,  Eliza  Amelia,  27i  1  a 

■  Frederick,  11m  la 

Q  121 


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PALMEE's  DTDEX  to  "the  times  "  -STEWB^BATSR. 


[Jm.  1  to 


Marriages  {continued}. 

Marriases  {continued). 

Green,  Eatfaeriue  Helen,  8  j  1  a 

Harter,  Katherine  Louisa,  28/  1  a— 29/  1 

Hartopp,  Julia  Charlotte,  16  j  1  a 

Hntzenberg,  Maria  Henrietta,  24/  1  a 

Harvey,  Capt.,  18  j  1  a 

■D^-   T   rr     A  .:  t  y. 

Rev.  John,  20  m  1  a 

Greenfield,  Jane,  7 m  la 

nhnrlr-n  TTfiTnill-nn    7  f  1  it 

Mary  Ann,  28  j  1  a 

ReT.  Henry  B.,  18;  1  a 

Greenham,  Jessie  Mary,  Aj  1  a 

Rey.  Spencer  Philip,  24/  1  a 

Greenlaw,  Elizabeth  Harriett,  27  m  la 

Haelehust,  Louisa,  1/  1  a 

Greenslade,  Alice  Elizabeth,  21/  1  a 

Hassell,  John  Frederick  Tasman,  24  m  1  a 

'Plnrrrtm  Amrilin    08  7   1  n      ^0  4  1  n 

Hatten,  Emmaretta  Louisa,  3/  la 

Hawes,  Frank  Sutton,  29;  1  a 

Gregory,-  Mr.,  14/  1  a 

Grehan,  I.  Ignatius,  22/  1  a 

Haworth,  Edmund,  22/  1  a 

Grestook,  Julia,  20/  1  a 

Hay,  Annie  Georgina,  '7;  la 

Grey,  Ellen  Morris,  24  j  1  a 

Mary  Madeod,  7/  1  a 

^jr^m^    l^w^iA'.T       IOmi       1     >. 

Haycraft,  Alfred  Conyers,  7  m  1  a 

Parker,  lOj  1  a 

Hayes,  Rey.  Robert,  11/  1  a 

Griggs,  William  Henry,  26/  1  a 

Haynes,  Rebecca  Elizabeth,  11;  1  a 

Grote,  Dr.  William  Richar4,  22/  1  a 

Head,  Fanny,  1;  1  a 

Groves,  Henrietta  Yictoria,  21  m  1  a 

Heale,  Rey.  James  Newton,  16;  1  a 

Grueber,  Annie,  7j  1  a 

Healey,  Peter,  4;  1  a 

Gruett,  Rev.  James  Elliot,  3/  1  a 

Heath.  Elizabeth,  27/  la 

Gruggin,  Dr.  William  J.,  27  m  1  a 

Hector,  James  Patterson,  30m  1  a 

GiiUan,  Bey.  James  T.  Campbell,  7  m  1  a 

Hedgeock,  Edwin,  1/  1  a 

Gundry,  Sarah,  18/  1  a 

Heffer,  Sophia  Elizabeth,  lOtn  1  a 

Gurtcen,  Daniel,  14/  1  a 

Hegan,  Agnes,  10;  1  a 

Gutch,  John  James,  24j  1  a 

Hemsted,  Charlotte  Elizabeth,  10/  1  a 

Gwyn,  Reginald  Thorsby,  27  f  la 

Hendebourck,  Samuel  Whitty,  5  m  1  a 

Haddan,  John  Lawton,  13/  1  a 

Henderson,  Annie,  7m  la 

Haddon,  Thomas  Robinson,  24/  1  a 

Eleanor  Elizabeth,  10  m  1  a 

Haigh,  Benjamin,  25  m  1  a 

Jane,  16/  1  a 

Julia  Reynolds,  25 J  la 

Henley,  Edith  Mary,  16/  1  a 

Hailes,  Sophia,  11/  1  a 

HaUburton,  Isabella,  2$  ml  a 

Herapath,  Edwin  John,  1;  1  a — 4;  1  a 

Herbert,  Charles  Henry,  19/  la 

Hall,  Francis  S.  B..  11  j  1  a 

Rey.  Henry,  3/  1  a 

Tfffihrl  H'nrdnTi    1  f   1  a 

Hetherington,  John  Hudswell,  21;  la 

Hett,E.  K.,28/la 

Hewett,  J.  G.,  5/  1  a 

Hewitt,  WiUiam  Henry,  17/  1  a 

Hewlett,  Archer  Rotch.  2l/  1  a 

Willifltn  RtrndA    If^T*  1  rr 

John,  15/ la 

Tnhn  frrftftn    Tiirnf      *^  t    1  ^ 

.  .    Tjoninfi  'RliTfih^fVi    R  f  t  /i 

Pnfrirlr   AIpt      f{4   ^  n 

Hallett,  Thomas  Richard.  26/  1  a 

Hallowell,  Mary  Elizabeth,  10  m  1  a 

Heyward,  George  Provost,  24  m  1  a 

Hamilton,  Frances  Eliza,  16 J  la 

Heywood,  Margaret  Christina,  28/  1  a 

Hick,  Margaret  Elizabeth.  22/  1  a 

Hammersley,  William  Hilditch,  9j  la 

Hickling,  G.  H.,  15;  la 

Hanbury,  Thomas,  13  m  1  a 

Hickman,  Edwin  Francis,  14/  1  a 

Hancock,  Mary,  8/  1  a 

Hicks,  Elgar,  10/  1  a 

.Hannaford,  Eezia,  11 ;  la 

Higginson,  Major,  24;  1  a 

Hanslip,  Charles  W.,  23;  la 

Higgs,  Jane,  20/  1  a 

Harben,  Lucy,  20  m  1  a 

Hill,  Charles  Dennis,  7  m  1  a 

Hardy,  Commander  Frederick,  10  m  1  a 

/3.A<%i.MA    XTninva.       Q1   »t»      t     jm 

Hills,  Sarah,  30;  1  a 

Hilly,  Mary.  11/ la 

Harger,  Elizabeth  Caroline,  13;'  1  a 

Harington,  Arthur  Henry,  24;  1  a 

Hindson,  Rebecca  Charlotte,  8/  1  a 

Harker,  Catherine  Harriet,  21  j  1  a 

Hird.  Augusta  Caroline,  19  m  1  a 

Harman,  Lieut.-Col.,  5m  1  a 

Hirst,  Selina,  17;  1  a 

Hislop,  Janet.  16/  1  a 

Hitt,  Emma,  31;  1  a 

Hoare,  Augusta  Frances  Anne,  24/  1  a 

.  Harper,  Richard,  19/  1  a 

Harries,  Annie,  6;  1  a 

Harris,  Alfred,  Jun.,  7/  1  a 

FmiW  Film    *^'\  i    ^   n      **'\  4   t  tt 

Hobbfl,  Margaret  Jane,  1;  1  a 

Mfttildn  Yipfnrin    09  m   1  jt 

Hobhouse,  Bishop,  16;  1  a 

Hobson,  Charlotte  Cripps,  31;  la 

Harrison,  Caroline  Esther,  If  la 

a^m^u  a^^^^v^w^  xi^*,i»v.    a*  t  » 

Frederick,  26w  Id 

Hockley,  Charles  Cromwell,  5  m  1  a 

a.^^u  'D^.^^ii  f\^^^,^^     i  J  /*  1   - 

Hodge,  Susie  C,  6/  1  a 

Hodgson,  Rev.  F.  G.,  25;  1  a 

Hart,  Margaret  Beauchamp,  21/  1  o 

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Marriages  (continued). 

Holberton,  Blizabeih  Yaoghan,  1/  la 

Holoombe,  Joseph  Franeis,  25  /  1  a 

HoUweU,  ReT.  W.  C,  Uf  la 

Hollington,  Jane,  12/  1  a 

HoUis,  Sophia  Mary,  22  j  1  a 

HoUoway,  Charles,  12/  1  a 

Maria  Elizabeth,  80m  1  a 

Holmes,  Belinda,  1  j  1  a^-Aj  1  a 

Elizabeth,  4  j  1  a 


Homfray,  John  Biohards  M'Eenzid,  25/  Xa 

—  Louisa  Benman,  22j  1  a 

'  Honeywill,  Ann  Frances,  14 j'  1  a 

•  Honnywill,  Bev.  John  Blake,  14^'  1  a 
Honyman,  Mary  Hester  Lilly  Bosalie,  6j  1  a 

•  Hooke,  Joseph,  24^'  1  a 

Hooper,  Catherine  Harriet  Maraie,  11  j  la 

—  Frederick  John,  20/  1  a 

—  Sarah  Elizabeth,  20  m  1  a 

—  Hopkins,  John  James,  If  la 

'  Hopkmson,  J.  Clifford,  21/  1  a 

—  Hoppe,  John,  Jan.,  10 j  la 

•  Hornby,  Georgina,  22/  la 

—  Hngh  Hilton,  22/  1  a 

•  Hosaaok,  Jaaies,  9  j  1  a 

■  Hotchldn,  Henry  Axinesley,  21  f  la 
Hotham,  Matilda,  24^  1  a 

—  William,  24^  la 
HoTenden,  Albert,  28  m  1  a 
Howard,  Thomas,  20  /  1  a 

—  William»20/  la 
Howes,  Isabel,  24/  la 
Howitt,  Alice  Helena,  18  j  1  a 
Hoyle,  Syan  Westgarth,  5  m  1  a 

—  Hnghes,  Mary  Ann,  24  j  1  a 

■  Hnlbert,  Bey.  Charies  Aagnstus,  20 J  la 
Hnll,  George  Heniy,  12  m  la 

Himt,  Fanny,  21  j  1  a 

—  Frederick  Everard,  20  m  1  a 

—  Harriet  Sarah,  6  j  1  a 

—  Walter  Bobert,  24/ la 
Hnnter,  Victoria  Louisa,  24  m  1  a 

—  Wm.  John  Jackson,  18  j  1  a 
Huntley,  Jeannette  Annie,  28i»  la 
Hastwick,  Thomas,  28/  la— 29/  la 
Hutchinson,  Eliza,  24  j'  1  a 
Hntchisson,  Elizabeth,  16 j  la 

Lanra,  18  j  1  a 


Uderton,  Charlotte  Sanderson,  31  j  1  a 
Ingham,  Frederick,  15/  1  a 
Ingram,  Matthew  Tiemey,  6/  1  a 

—  Bey.  Dalayal  Shafto,  10 j  la 
Inskep,E.  T.,dlm  la 

Iredale,  Capt.  Francis  Shrnbb,  8  j  1  a 
Ireland,  Edward,  21m  la 
Irvine,  William  Alexander,  27  m  1  a 
Inring,  Br.  James,  4  j  1  a 
Jackson,  Cowper  Bonne,  23 m  la 

—  Fanny,  2j  1  a 

—  IsabeUa,  6  j  1  a 

—  Martha  Hamilton,  25/  1  a 

—  Bobert  Edwin,  2  j  1  a 
James,  Annie,  17/  1  a 

—  Bey.  George,  80  j  la 

—  Biehard,  6 j  1  a 

—  Sarah,  4  j  1  a 


Marriages  (continued). 

James,  William  Augustas,  12  m  1  a 

Janueson,  Lizzy  Harrison,  25  J  1  a       .  _ 

Jarchow,  Frederick,  30  m  1  a 

Jarritt,  Fanny  Maxwell,  13j  la 

Jarris,  Emma,  9  m  1  a 

Jeans,  Francis  Joseph,  6m  1  a 

Jcbb,  Alice  Eliza,  2j  la 

.. —  Jeffireys,  Anna  Geraldine,  23^'  1  a*^25 j_l  a. 

Jelly,  Bey.  John  Bonafaas,  25/  la 

Jenkins,  Jane  Helen,  6/  1  a  •  > .    . 

Biohard  Wade,  19  m  1  a 

Jennings,  Elizabeth  Agnes,  10  j  1  a 

Jermy,  Sophia  Henrietta,  27/  la  % 

Jervis,  Joan  Bosina,  13/  1  a 

Jessett,  Frederick  B.,  27 m  la 

Jewell,  William,  15/  la 

Johnson,  Annie    Matilda,  20  m   1  a — 21  m 

la 

Eleanor  Eliza,  30  m  1  a 

F.,  lOj  la 

Henrietta,  14j  1  a 

Mary  Elizabeth,  13/  la 

T.  Marr,  20m  1  a 

'  Johnston,  Clara,  28  m  1  a 

Letitia  Marian,  28/  1  a 

Jollands,  WilUam  H.,  8/  1  a 

Jonas,  Bosalie,  9  m  1  a 

Jones,  Emily  Grace,  9  j  1  a 

Frances  Katherine,  16  j  1  a 

Harriet,  26/  1  a 

J.  Peyton,  4  j  1  a 

Julie,  14m  la 

Lieut.  Frederick,  19/  1  a 

Joy,B.  S..21/la 

Kantzow,  Henry  Ives  de,  10/  la 

Kay,  Bessie  Wilson,  28/  1  a 

Mrs.  William,  10 j  la 


Keeling,  W.  E.,  10m  la 
Keene,  H.  G.,  21/  1  a— 24/  1  a 
Kell,  Bosalind,  27/  1  a 
Kelly,  AUce  Winifred,  15/  1  a 
Mary  Josephine,  22/  1  a 


Kemp,  George  Lucas,  22 j  la 

Kennard,  Capt  Edmund  Hegan,  10  j  1  a 

Kent,  Martha,  27m  la 

Kerr,  Maj.  Wm.  Henry,  10  j  1  a 

Kersey,  Jane  Louisa,  6  j  1  a 

Killik,  Emily,  28 j  la 

Kindersley,  Capt.  Edward   Kassau   Moles- 
worth,  5/ 1  a— 7/  lo 

King,  Dr.  Thomas  William,  16  j  1  a 

Elinor  Mary  Frances,  15 j  la 

Eyare,  16i  1  a— 17i  1  a 

Geraldine,  11/  1  o 

Harriet  Bussey,  17/  1  a 

T.,  27/  1  a 

William  WooUey,  3  m  1  a 

Kingsford,  Algernon  Godfrey,  2j  1  a 

Kingston,  Charlotte  Aune,  28  m  1  a 

Kinnear,  John  Boyd,  21  m  1  a  ' 

Kirby,  Anna,  15/  1  a 

Jane,  24/  1  a 

Kirkpatriok,  Temple  G.,  11  j  1  a 

Kitohin,  Frederick  Conyers,  1/  1  a 

Kitson,  James,  16  J  1  a 

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Marriages  {continued). 

EleczkovsH,  Josephine  Adair,  34/  1  a 

Knight,  Oharlotte  EUzabeth,  81^  la 

Frances  Louisa,  15/  1  a 

Mary,  29/  lo 

Bey.  James,  6/  1  o  • 

Knighton,  Elizabeth,  lOj  1  a 

^— -  Knipe,  Mary  Ann  Williams,  25 j  1  a 
— ^-  Knott,  James  Bayley,  11 J  1  a 
Knowles,  Elize,  28m  1  a 

-  Knox,  Elizabeth,  24/  1  a 

— —  Koehler,  Dr.  Loois  de,  4j  1  a 

Eolle,  Ajny  Harriet,  15 j  la 

Lamacraft,  Elize  Hall,  15/  1  a 

Lambert,  Bobert,  1/  1  a 

Lamont,  James,  12  m  1  a 

Lamotte,  Emily  Adelaide,  22  j  la 

■'  Maiy  Frances,  22 j  1  a 

-  Landale,  Eliza  Gray,  2j  1  a 

Lane,  Sibylla  Elizabeth,  19/  1  a 

William,  2J  la 

Lang,  Samuel,  28  m  1  a 

Langton,  James,  3/  1  a 

Langtry,  Henry,  11/  1  a 


Lapremandaye,  Charles  Henry,  27/  1  a 

Luter,  William  Jennings,  7 m  la 

Layender,  Ann  Louisa,  14  m  1  a 

Law,  Eleanor,  22/  1  a 

Lawrance,  James  Van  Dyk,  18  j  1  a 

Lawrence,  Aim  Macnaughton,  20 J  1  a 

Catherine  Letitia,  14  m  1  a 

Theresa  Annie,  14  j  1  a 

Lawrie,  Flora  Hastings,  6/  1  a 

Le  Cocq,  Louise  Anna  Catherine,  IBj  1  a 

Lee,  Fanny  Elizabeth  Ogle,  27  m  1  a 

Maria,  28/  la 

Bosina  Aime,  ISj  1  a 

Leeder,  Charlotte  Jane,  22 j  la 

Leese,  Richard,  15/  1  o 

Le  Geyt,  Capt.,  28  wi  1  a 

Legg,  Mary  Adelaide,  28  m  1  a 

Leggatt,  Eleanor  Fanny,  2j  1  a 

Leigh,  Catherine  Coope,  4/  1  a 

Le  Marchant,  Blanche  Maude  Margaret,  27/ 

la 

Lemon,  Henrietta  Mary,  19 j  1  a 

Lennard,  George  Burrett,  21  m  1  a 

Le  Pelley,  Rev.  John  James,  3/  1  a 

Lepetit,  Maria,  19/1  a— 21/  1  a 

Leuchtenberg,  Grand  Duke  of,  21  j  9d 

Levitt,  T.  L.,  Slj  1  a 

Levy,  Cecilia,  3j  la 

Ernest,  9  m  1  a 

Francesca,  26  m  1  a 

Priscilla,  Slj  1  a 

Lewin,  Diana  Spencer,  5  m  1  a 

Lewis,  Francis  William,  S  w  1  a 

John  Delaware,  8.;  1  a 

Laura  Beecroft,  27  m  1  a 

Sarah  Annie  Ford,  11  j  1  a 


Mania^ea  (contifitMd). 

Lloyd,  William  Watkiss,  17m  la 

Lock,  Gelert May,  21  j  la 

-«—  Loder,  Francis  William,  28/  la 

—  Long,  Edwin,  Slj  1  a 
Maria  Elizabeth,  22/  la 

—  Longcroft,  Mary  Ann,  IJ  la 

Loomes,  David,  21m  1  a 

Loughborough,  Isabel,  15/  1  a 

Love,  Charles,  21 J  1  a 

-'—  LoveU,  Clement,  11  m  1  a 

Low,  Emily,  13  j  1  a 

Henrietta  Katherine,  80 j  la 

Loxten,  Emma,  16  m  1  a 

Lnard,  Charlotte  EHza,  26  m  1  a 

Lumley,  Joseph,  6j  la 

Luxmoore,  Edith,  21/  1  a 

Lyndhurst,  Caroline  Eveline,  15  j  1  a 

Lyne,  Charles,  27  j  1  a 

Lyon,  Izabel,  26  j  1  a 

Macalister,  Katherine  Elizabeth,  18  j  1  a 

Macan,  Eleanor  Vernon,  15  J  1  a 

Macaulay,  Harry  Denman,    20/  lo— 21/ 

la 
MacDougal,   Petmcio  Rutherford    Sindair, 

17/ la 

Macduff,  Rev.  Robert  C.  H.,  11  j  la 

Maclver,  Lieut.  Stewart  William,  10  j  1  a 

Mackay,  Annie  Henrietta,  5m  1  a 

Mackenzie,  Alexander,  9j  1  a 

Alfred,  25 j  la— 28i  1« 

Isabella  Margaret,  23  m  1  a 

Macklnnon,  Charles  Kenneth,  9j  1  a 

• Macleod,  Flora,  22/  1  a 

Maopherson,  James,  13  m  1  a 

Major  Duncan,  21  j  1  a— 29  j  1  a 


Magnus,  Anna  Rosa,  17/  1  a 
Maitland,  Lady  Maiy  Jane,  8jf  1  a 
Susan  Emily,  15  j  1  a— 16j  1  a 


•  Litson,  Martha,  25 j  1  a 
Littlewood,  Henry  Bucknall,  24m  la 
Livermore,  Fanny  Eliza,  6j  la 
Llewellyn,  Peter  Howell,  29/  1  a 
Lloyd,  Anna  Louisa,  29/  1  a 

—  Emma,  8/  1  a 
124 


Malin,  Mary  Elizabeth,  4j  1  a 

Mallett,  Dinah  Oram,  26/  1  a 

Malton,C.  J.,20/la 

Man,  Edward  Garnet  7/  1  a 

Mandeville,  Morton,  26m  la 

Mann,  John,  15/  1  a 

Manning,  Lieut.  Edward  M.,  15  j  1  a 

Mansell,  Henry,  29/  1  a 

Mansfield,  Mary  Mar^ret,  4j  la 

Mapplebeck,  Sarah,  13  m  1  a 

March,  Henry,  18  j  1  a 

Marryat,  Albert  Palliser,  18  m  la 

Marsh,  Emily  Muskett,  81  m  1  a 

. Jane  Emily,  2  m  1  a  ■ 

Marshall,  Capt.  Joseph  George,  28  j  1  a 

Pembroke,  17/  1  a 

Marsland,  Jane,  8/  1  a 

Maskrey,  Henry  S.,  22/  la 

Mason,  Anna,  25 j  la 

George  Simpson,  1/  1  a 

Massey,  Gerald,  Ij  la 

Masteraon,  Emily,  24/  1  a 

Mather,  Charlotte  Mary,  27/  1  a 

Mathew,  IdaEnphemia  Bertie,  15  j  1  a 

Mathias,  Gustave,  31 J  la 

Matthews,  Kate,  7/  1  a 

Mary  Anne,  14  w  la 


March  ai,  1868.J    palmsb's  nmsx  ax>  /'xhe  tdcbs  "  kxwspapsb. 


jCar 


'SSmrximgBB  {eontinued). 

Maiihewfl,  Theophilos,  2lm  la 

-  Muwell,  Harriet,  15  j  1  a 

Mayers,  Edward  George,  6  m  1  a 

-  Mayes,  Frederick,  81  j  la 
— ^—  Maynud,  Helen,  14/  1  a 

Emma,  14/  1  a 

Mayne,  Maria  Catherine  Golbnm,  6j  1  a 

M'CaUum,  Capt.,  22 j  la 

■  M*Cay,  Dr.  Henry,  14wi  la 
M'Orea,  IsabeUa,  24i  la 

McAndrew,  John,  25  m  1  a 

McClelland,  Andrew  Simpson,  16/  1  a 

MoClinfcoek,  Emoiy,  25  j  1  a 

McDoncll,  W.  L.,  4  m  1  a— 9  wt  1  a 

MeGee,  Julia,  27  in  1  a 

UcKenzie,  Alice,  26/  1  a 

Meade,  Ann  Octavia,  7  m  1  a 

Meams,  Baohel,  13  m  1  a 

-^—  Medlicott,  Georgina  Ross,  Ij  1  a 

Mce,  Mary  Faudcl,  18  »  1  a-.20  m  1  a 

Meggy,  Frederick  Henry,  8  j  1  a 

Meister,  Richard  Henry,  18i  1  a 

Menzies,  T.  Hunter,  20)  1  a 

Merriman,  Dora,  6/  1  a 

Meiyon,  Annie,  7/  1  o 

Metcalf,  Charles  T.  P.,  3  m  la 

Metchim,  William  Paul,  dj  1  a 

Meyriek,  Lewis,  27  m  1  a— 28  m  1  a 

Michael,  John  William,  1 J  1  a 

Miers,  Joseph,  3 j  1  a 

Milhank,  Louisa  Jane  Elizabeth,  ij  1  a 

Miller,  Capt.  Frederick  Thomas,  7  j  1  a 

'  Maria  S.,  7j  1  a 

RcT.  Henry  Walter,  13  m  la 

Robert  James,  4/  1  a 


Millington,  Richard  Wright,  7  j  1  a 

Mills,  John  Henry, 20m  la 

Millwood,  William,  18/  1  a 

Milne,  Charles,  22/  1  a 

Milnthorp,  Alfred,  14m  la 

Mitchell,  John  Harper,  9j  1  a 

Matilda  Ann,  21/  1  a 

Moffat,  Robert  John,  28  m  1  a 

Mohr,  Emily,  Bj  la 

Molison,  Alexander  Strachan, 25/  la 

Money,  Roland  E.  K.,  81^*  1  a 

Montague,  Hon.  Spencer  Dudley,  3^  la 

Moon,  Edw.  Mercer,  22i    1  a— 28j  1  c 

24j  la 

Moor,  Elizabeth,  Sj  la 

Moore,  Margaret,  25  j  1  a 

Robert,  18i  la 

Robert  Beeston,  25J  la 

Moorhouse,  Susan,  17 J  la 

Mordan,  Ellen,  2j  1  a 

Moreton,  Lady  Eleanor,  Sj  la — ij  la 

Morgan,  Clara,  16/  1  a 

Frapcis,  8/  1  a 

Mary,  ij  1  a 

Matthew  Wayne.  4^  1  a 

Morison,  Isabella  Margaret,  9^  1  a 

Mary  Ann,  15  j  1  a 

Pearse,  4/  1  a 

Morony,  Anna,  17 j  la 

Morris.  Frederick  Bonamy,  22i  1  a 


Maxriages  {eontinued). 

Morris,  Thomas,  4/  1  a 

Morrison,  Isabella  Johanna,  24m  1  a 

Mosely,  Maria,  17  j  1  a 

Moxon,  William  Milsom,  21  j  1  a 

Mug^ton,  Rev.  John,  ij  1  a 

Mnnday,  Millicent,  18 j  1  a 

Munro,  David,  18/  1  a 

Munt,  George  William,  1  j  1  a 

Murray,  Ada  Good,  6/  1  a — 7/  1  a 

Musters,  (Gertrude  Chaworth,  12m  la 

Naylor,  James  W.,  20  m  1  a 

Needham,    Selina    Maude,  20/   la— 21/ 

la 

Nesbitt,  Robert  Henry,  25^  1  a 

Nettleford,  Anne,  28/  1  a 

Neville,  Jules,  21^  1  a 

Nevitt-Bennett,  Rowland,  1/  1  a 

Newbigging,  William.  Lieut.,  Bj  1  a 

Newby,  Susan,  20  m  1  a 

Newcombe,  Mary  Ann,  27/  la 

Newman,  William,  26/  1  a 

Nicolas,  Margaret  Elizabeth,  lij  1  a 

Nioolay,  Lieut.  Frederick  William,  28  j  1  a — 

SOj  1  a 

Nicoll,  Alice  Caroline.  24  j  1  a 

Nioolson,  A.  F.,  28  j  1  a 

Alice,  15/  1  a 

Charles  Arthur,  20  m  1  a 

Nisbet,  Walter,  14  m  1  a 

Nitsch,  Charles  J.  J.,  24  m  1  a— 25  »;i  1  a 

Nixey,  Chscrlotte  Elizabeth,  1/  1  a 

Noble,  Charles  S.,  7j  1  a 

North,  Arabella  Frances,  27 m  la 

Norton,  James,  21/  1  a 

Noverre,  Ellen  Elizabeth,  23  m  1  a 

Oakeley,  Marian.  30 m  la 

O'Brien,  Mary  Ellen  Vere.  6i  1  a 

O'Donnell,  Mary  Jane,  6/  la 

O'Grady,  Dudley,  29/  1  a 

Oldenberg,  Princess  of,  21  j  9d 

OUveira,  Benjamin,  21/  la 

Ord,  Thomas,  11  m  1  a 

Ormond,  Helen,  2  j  1  a 

Orrin,  Mary  Ann,  7/  1  a 

Orton,  Rev.  Frederick,  9^  1  a 

Osbom,  Capt.  George  T.,  13  m  1  a 

Osborne,  Edwin  Collett,  11  j  la 

Owens,  Elizabeth  Anne,  24  j  1  a 

Joseph,  15/  1  a 


Page,  Frances.  28m  1  a 

Gasnall,  16  m  1  a 

Paice,  Ellen,  11  j  la 

^—  Pain,  Mary  Courtney,  12/  1  a 

Paine,  William,  1  j  1  o 

Palanque,  Louisa  Ann,  12  m  la 

Pallant,  Helen,  8/  1  a— 10  f  la 

Palmer,  Charlotte,  21  m  1  a 

Emily,  6/  1  a 

George  Dodwell.  25  m  1  a 

W.,  29i  1  a— 81  j  la 

Papengouth,  Oswald  Christopher,  10  j  1  a 

Parker,  H.  P.,  11  j  1  a 

Rev.  Dr.  Wm.  Henry,  15/  1  a 

Thomas  John,  14/  1  a 


Parkinson,  Katie,  26/  1  a 


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[Jan.  1  to 


Marriages  {continued), 

Parr,  Sarah  Collmgs,  5m  la 

Parry,  Bose,  13  j  1  a 

Partmgton,  Bot.  Thomag,  23j  1  a 

Paterson,  Adelaide  Meta,  SI  j  1  a 

Patteraon,  H. P.,  2 w  la 

Panl,  Sarah  Jane,  11  j  la 

^—  Paolet,  Mons,  3j  1  a 

Pawsey,  Arthur,  13J  1  a 

Payne,  George  Henry,  21/  1  a 

Peacock,  Bebecca,  21  to  la 

Peake,  Catherine  Elizabeth,  4j  1  a 

Pearce,  George  Anthony,  7ni  la 

Pearson,  Dr.  Thoa.  B.,  15 j  la 

-  Edwin  James,  9j  1  a 
Eliza  Kate,  20/  1  a 

Pease,  Katherine  Aldam,  18 ?»  la 

Peck,  Jane,  21  j  la 

WiUiam,  24  to  1  a 

Peckover,  Barbara,  ISj  1  a 

Pemberton,  Henrietta,  3j  la 

Penny,  Alfred,  11  j  1  a 

— : Mary,  11  j  1  a 

Penrose,  S.  D.,  14to  la 

Pepper,  William,  13  to  1  a 

Peroiyal,  Charlea  Spencer,  6/  1  a 

Philip,  10  jf  1  a 

Perciyall,  Julia  Eyle,  7  to  la 

Perks,  Bobert,  8/  lo 

Perry,  Capt.  John  liaisne,  9j  1  a 

John,  19 TO  la 

Pharazyn,  C.  J.,  4 to  la 

Phelps,  Frederick  P.,  11  j  la— 13  j  la 

Bev.  John,  17/  1  a 

Phillips,  Constance,  27/1  a— 28/  1  a 

Elizabeth,  9  to  1  a 

George,  2  to  1  a 

Henry.  26/  1  a 

Bev.  Sidney,  25 J  1  a 

Sophia,  3 j  la 

Phippen,  Marian,  14/1  a— 17/  la 

Pickford,  C.  B.  B.,  29/  1  a 

Pierce,  Caroline,  8  f  1  a 

Pigot,  Bev.  J.  C,  27i  1  a 

Pilkington,  Bichard,  21  wi  la 

Pillans,  Margaret  Jane,  25/  1  a 

Pink,  Lucy,  11  to  la 

-  Pitts,  James,  14  to  1  a 

Plaakett,  Isabella  Emily,  21/  1  a 

Plater,  Harriet,  16  /  1  a 

putt,  Hemy,  25 j  la 

Horace,  9to  1  a 

Pollard,  Alice  Deane,  25/  1  a 

Henrietta,  29/  1  a 

Pollock,  Anna  Maria,  1 J  1  a 

James,  4^  1  a 

•  Ponsonby,  Charles  William  Talbot,  18/  1  a 

Pony,  Hippolyte  Louisa,  26  ?»  la 

Pope,  Georgina,  3J  1  a 

Porter,  Emily  Anne,  10  j  1  a 

'  HannAh  Amelia,  28  to  1  o 

James,  24/  1  a 

Posnett,  George,  27/  1  a 

Postle,  Maria  Martha,  5  to  1  a 

Potter,  Agnes,  28to  1  a 

Potts,  Elizabeth,  10 to  la 

126 


Marriages  (continued). 

Potts,  Bobert  Hntton,  6  m  1  a 

Pounsett,  Alice  Philippa  Amelia,  9  j  1  a 

Powell,  Anne  Esther,  15  j  1  a 

Louisa,  20  j  1  a 

-  Power,  Arthur  George  Clavering,  29/  1  a— 
6m  la 

Caroline  Julia,  81  m  1  a 

Pratt,  Vienna  Henrietta  Georgina  ^^Ibelm- 

ina,  21/  1  a 

Price,  Alice  Catherine,  5/1  a — 7/  1  a 

Bosina  Mary,  10^'  1  a 

Sarah  iffaria,  19/  1  a 

Sir  Frederick  Pott,  10  j  1  a 

Friday,  James,  9  j  1  a 

Primavesi,  F.,  Jun.,  1^'  la 

*—  Prince,  Sarah  Louisa,  25  m  1  a 

Pritchaid,  Hurlook  Galloway,  23m  1  a 

Protheroe,  Henrietta  Foote,  16m  la— 18sk 

la 

Pmyn,  David  J.,  3j  la 

Puget,  Hannah,  10 j  1  a 

Puliga,  Count  de,  17  m  1  a 

-  Pulleine,  Georgina  Elizabetli,  10/  la 
Punton,  Margaret  Jane,  25/  1  a 

-  Pnrsell,  Sophia,  28m  1  a 
Purser,  Mary,  15 j  la 

Purvis,  Mary  Elizabeth,  19/  1  a 

Puttick,  Ellen,  10  j  1  a 

Pye*Smith,  Caroline,  9  j  1  a 

Pyne,  Edith  Elizabeth,  4  j  1  a 

Badcliffe,  Constance  Louisa,  18  j  1  a 

Maiy  Elizabeth,  28  j  1  a 

Badmall,  Mary,  21/  1  a 

Baikes,  Charles,  18 m  la 

Bainger,  Caroline  Amelia,  29/1  a — 6  m  1  a 

Charles  William,  22  j  1  a 

Baitt,  Frederick  Alexander,  15/  la 

Bamsay,  Hugh  Francis,  26/  1  a 

-  Bamsey,  Charles  George,  21  m  1  a 
Bamuz,  Henrietta  Jenny,  29/  1  a 

Bandall,  Capt  William  Loundes,  14  m  1  a 

Jennie,  5/  1  a 

BandeU,  Henry,  21/  1  a— 22/  1  a— 24/  1  a 

Bankin,  Jessica,  4  m  1  a 

Louisa,  27/  la 

Banking,  John,  16 j  la 

Bev. G.,  22/  la 

Bausford,  William  Humphrey,  4/  1  a 

Banshaw,  Jane,  22/  1  a 

Bansome,  Ernest  Leslie,  7m  la 

Bawlings,  Percival  Charles,  81^  1  a 

Bay,  Anne  Noble,  10 j  1  a 

Bayner,  Lloyd,  3;  1  a 

Bead,  Annie  Matthews,  6.;  la 

Beade,  George  William,  17  j  la 

Beader,  Thomas,  Jun.,  14 j  la 

Beding,  Helen,  31  j  la 

Beid,  Agnes,  15/  1  a 

David,  4  m  1  a 

Elizabeth  Maria  Louisa,  Oj  1  a 

Kate  Broadley,  8  j  1  a 

Patrick,  24  J  1  a 

Beilly,  George  Stiles,  18 to  la— 20m  la 

Benard,  Femand,  IOto  la 

Kenton,  Annie  Josephine,  28  m  1  a — 80  m  1 « 


March  31, 1868.]    palhxb*s  ikdex  to  ''  the  times  "  newspapsb. 


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Marriages  (continued). 

Marriages  {continued). 

Benther,  Belina  Adelaide,  11  j  la 

Sanders,  Anne  Meliss,  16 J  1  a 

BiaU,  Elizabeth  Franceska,  23m  la 

rt^^i    m    -or     b  r  t  ^ 

Bice,  BeT.  C.  H.,  15 j  1  a 

Henry  J.,  20  m  1  a 

Bichurdson,  Emily  Ann,  22/  1  a 

John,  12/  la 

Thomai,  16  j  1  a 

Sandilands,  Alfred,  21  m  1  a 

rru..«»..  Ai#w^;i    oo  /  1  ^ 

Bicketts,  William  Vincent,  2j  1  a 

Sandys,  Jane  Maria,  26/  1  a 

Bidehaloh,  George,  15/  1  a 

Sankey,  Elizabeth,  22/  1  a 

Rigbye,  Lavinia  Frances,  21  m  1  a 

Bikards,  Eleanor,  18/   la— 14/   la— 17/ 

RiLrfih  Mfifilrlfl.  Wrhnfrr    '^  i    1  /i 

Sansom,  Henrietta,  17 7n  la 

la 

Sayne,  Marie  Ann  Eugenie  de,  18/  1  a 

Wflitcr  13  f  1  a — 14  f  1  a     17  f  1  a 

Scarlett,  Capt.  William  James,  30J  1  a 

Schwartz,  F.  W.  Von.  18/  1  a 

Binger,  James  Stewart,  17  m  1  a 

Bitson,  Jane,  15  j  1  a 

Schweitzer,  H.,  27/  1  a 

BiTers,  Grace,  31  m  1  a 

Scott,  Catherine,  7/  1  a 

Bobbins,  Margaret,  22/  1  a 

Boberts,  Elizabeth,  3m  la 

Tnnn  PlirnfinfVt    1^/  1   rf 

Louisa  Sydney,  28/  1  o 

G.,21i  la-.28j  la 

Balph  Bobert,  27/  1  a 

T^l...  Xti^U^^A     OQ  «M    1  yw 

Bichard,19/la 

Seabrooke,  Charles,  22/  la 

Bobertson,  Agnes,  23^  la 

'D^M^kjK    'Wt%tJij\w\      A  mi      1    >• 

Seagrare,  Esther,  14J  1  a 

Sear,  Judith  Ann,  Qf  la 

Bobins,  Francis  W.,  13/  1  a 

Bobinson,  Catherine  Maria,  19/  1  a 

Searle,  Samuel  W.,  22/  1  a 

Jnlia  Margaret,  10 j  la— 18j    la— 14j 

—  Seeker,  Edward* Onslow,  1/  la 

la 

Secretan,  Martin  W.,  22j  la 

Susannah,  12/  1  a 

Segrave,  William  Francis,  23  m  1  a 

Bobson,  Anna  Eliza,  7  m  1  a 

Self,  Maiy,  12m  la 

RpIIr    Arf  hiir    *kd.  in   1  /* 

Bodrigaes,  Henry,  31  m  1  a 

^^— ^    OcliB,  ATUIUX,  i>«  7f*    X  C» 

Bogers,  Anna  ^nia,  24j  1  a 

2m  la 

Clement,  22/ la 

Serooskerken,  Sophie  Mathilda,  23  J  8  a 

Shakespear,  Marian,  13  m  1  a 

Walter  Lacy,  28/  1  a 

Shaw,  Augusta  Jane,  4  j  1  a 

Boker,J.M.,12/la 

John,  28/  la 

Booke,  Peter  H.,  28/  1  a 

MA^rtmrnf  Ancmnbi    'ii  f  "X  ft 

Boper,  Elizabeth,  20/  la 

Sheepshanks,  Jessie,  23  j  1  a 

Bose,  James  Edward,  5  m  1  a 

Shelford,  Thomas,  6/  1  a 

Shelton,  Zela,  19/  1  a 

Shepbeard,  Balph,  20  m  1  a 

Willinm    1 R  i   1  rr 

Boss,  Col.  John,  7/ la 

Shepherd,  Ada  Maria.  26  m  1  a 

John,  27/  1  o— 28  f  la 

Boughton,  William,  23  j  1  a 

Bey.  William  Bobert.  21/  1  a 

Bouse,  Mary,  22 j  la 

Sheppard,  Phcebe,  9j  1  a 

Bowe,  Hannah  Frances,  7/ 1  a 

Sherratt,  Bev.  John,  7j  1  a 

Rowley,  Thomas,  17/  la 

Sherwin,  John,  6/  1  a 

Bubery,  Alfred,  ISj  1  a 

Shipman,  Mary,  17/  la 

Baddook,  Bey.  Edward  GretiUe,  3/  la 

Shipway,  Selina,  12  m  1  a— 18  m  1  a 

Boil;  Mary  Gertrnde,  14/  1  a 

Shoolbraid,  Dr.  John,  llj  1  a 

Bnffin,  Susannah  Mowll,  19/  1  a 

Shopper,  Joseph,  18/  1  a 

Shores,  Sarah  Ann,  25/  1  a 

Bufas,  John  Alfred,  22/  1  a 

Bosbotham,  Mary,  11  j  1  a 

Bnssell,  Elizabeth,  4/  la 

Short,  Dr.  W.  H.,  16  m  1  a 

Shury,  Emily  Helen  Blundell,  UJ  1  a 

TT^f.-.  p     0'^  f  1  rr 

Sidney,  Hon.  Ernestine  Wellington,  10^  1  a 

Hugh  William,  21/  1  a 

Simes,  Clara,  7/  1  a 

Buxworthy,  Thomas,  Jun.,  8/  1  a 

Sunmonds,  Henry,  31  j  la 

Byland,  Joseph  Edgar,  80 j  la 

Simpkin, Benjamin,  30m  la 

Sindair,  James  Montgomery,  3/  1  a 

Mrs.,23mla 

Sadler,  Amelia,  8i  la 

Louise,  21  m  1  a 

Safford,  Arthur  Herbert,  24j  1  a 

Sissons,  Francis,  22/  1  a 

Salis,  Frederick  de,  12/  la 

Skaile,  Edward,  QJ  1  a 

Salisbury,  Edward,  17m  la 

Skinner,  Macgregor,  4J  1  a 

Bkipwith,  Gray  Townsend,  22J  1  a 

Bey.  Henry  Lister,  16 j  1  a— Idj  la 

Salomons,  Henrietta,  11  j  la 

Slack,  Helen,  21/  1  a 

Helen  Sarah,  24/  1  a 

Salter,  Thomas  Knight,  16/  la 

Salwey,  Bey.  Henry,  90 j  1  a 

Slater,  Capt.  H.  F.,  23m  1  a 

127 


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palhsb's  htdex  to  ''9Hfi  thobs"  kxwspapeb. 


[Jan.  Ito 


Marriai^s  (continued). 

Bloper,  George  N.  B.,  21m  la 

Blow,  Francis  William,  16  j  1  a 

Smalley,  William,  20/  la 

Smallwood,  John,  27/  1  a 

Smith,  Alice  Elizabeth,  1/  1  a 

Ann,  12/  1  a 

Charles,  Jan.,  12/  1  a 

4  Edward,  19m  1  a 

Eliza,  11/ la 

Emily  Euphemia,  6/  1  a 

■  Emily  Jean,  17  j  1  a 

Henry  GUbert,  29  j  1  a 

Louisa  Mary,  28/  1  a 

Margaret  Anne,  18/  la 

-  Margaret  Sarah,  7  j  1  a 

Mary  Elizabeth,  15/  la 

Mary  Jane,  27  j  1  a 

Bebecca,  21  j  la— 28 J  la 

Bey.  Francis  Alfred,  15 j  la 

William,  21/  1  a 

Smyth,  Commander  William  Alfred,  24J  1  a 

Snow,  Jane,  1  f  la 

SoiDeux,  Kate,  Ij  1  a 

Soltare,  Caroline  Ann,  17/  1  a 

' Sowersby,  Biohard  B.,  4j  1  a 

Span,  Bartlet,  2  j  1  a 

Sparkman,  Sarah  Kate,  20i  8  a 

Sparrow,  Frederick,  24/  1  a 

Spearman,  Horace  Balph,  14  m  1  a 

Spenoe,  Eliza,  7  m  1  a 

Margaret  Lucy,  11  j  1  a 

Spencer,  Dr.  Henry  Banks,  13/  1  a 

Harriet  Matilda,  22/  1  a 

Letitia,  26  j  1  a 

Speyer,  Jane  Louisa,  20  m  1  a 

— ^—  Spurway,  Emma  Julia,  19  m  1  a 

Staff,  George  Thomas  Albert,  lOm^la 

Stair,  Sarah,  19  m  1  a 

Stanhope,  Lady  Maiy,  19/  9/ 

Stansbury,  William  Price,  21/  1  a— 24/  1  a 

Stanton,  Ann  Caney,  27/  1  a 

Starkey,  Thomas,  Jun.,  17  m  1  a 

Steel,  Henry  William,  Zj  1  a 

Stephenson,  Adeline,  7  m  1  a 

ijine  Jane  Montague,  14 J  1  a 

Lady  Mary,  20/ la 


Steyen,  Anna  Jane,  25/  1  a 

Steyenson,  John  Newcombe,  21/  1  a 

Stewart,  James,  7  wi  1  a 

Jenny,  27  m  1  a 

Mary  Clementina,  81 J  1  a 

— —  Stilwell,  Agnes  Maria,  22/  1  a 

Stirling,  Margaret  Sandilands,  7  m  1  a 

Stoble,  Patty  Elizabeth,  6/  1  a 

-  Stockenstrom,  Andries,  24/  1  a 

Stoddart,  Lieut.  Charles  Henry,  10  m  1  a 

Stooke,  William,  ZOj  1  a 

Stopford,  James  Sydney,  12  m  1  a 

Storey,  Mary  Louisa,  18  J  1  a 

St.  Quintin,  Amelia  Jemima,  6  m  1  a 

Stratford,  Isabella  Margaret,  16 j  1  a 

Straubensee,  Bev.  Albert  J.  Von,  20/  1  a 

Streatfield,  Emily  Marie  Celine,  27  m  1  a 

Strickland,  Fanny  Cecilia,  24/  1  a 

"  Stringer,  Katherine  Annie,  15  j  1  a 
128 


Kaniages  {cont%nued\, 

Stroud,  Harriet  Anne,  10  m  1  a 

Stuart,  Maj.  W.  E.,  28/  1  a 

Stnbbe,  Bessie,  4/  1  a 

Stutchbury,  Annie  White,  10/  1  a 

Suliyan,  Capt.  Thos.  Baker,  21/  9  a 

Sumner,  William,  81  j  la 

Surridffe,  Jane  Ann,  8/  1  a 

Sutherland,  Isabella,  14m  1  a 

Sutton,  Luey  Maria,  7/  1  a 

-  Swann,  Edw.  James,  11  j  la 

Bey.  Peroiyal  Fiennes,  24/  la 

Swears,  James  Frederick,  16/  la 

Sweet,  Judith  Jane,  24  f  1  a 

Swift,  Dean,  18  j  1  a 

Swinbome,  G.  P.,  16 J  la— 17i  la 

Swinton,  Capt.  George,  20j  1  a 

— —  Sykes,  Eleanor,  26  J  1  a 

Symonds,  Georgina  Blanche,  6/  1  a 

Sympson,  Anna  Eliza,  15/  1  a 

Tabor,  Arthur  Clifton,  7/  la 

Taite,  Frances  Weston,  27/  1  a— 2  m  1  a 

Tanner,  Dr.  John,  14 j  1  a 

William  Benford,  29  j  1  a— 80  j  1  a 

Tassell,  Agnes,  4j  la 

Eliza,  14/ la 

Tatlock,  James  Tree,  18J  1  a 

Tause,  Maria  Augusta,  18m  la 

Tawell,  Thomaa  White,  80^  1  a 

Taylor,  Alexander,  14/  1  a 

Charlotte,  23  j*  1  a 

Bichard  Orpen,  12  m  1  a 

Tegnone,  WiUiam  Biffl  di,  12/  1  a 

Temple,  Christopher  Edmond,  Ibj  la 

Templer,  Ellen  Lucy,  80 J  1  a 

Tenison,  Margaret,  8 J  1  a 

Terry, Ethel,  14/  la 

Margaret  Louisa,  4/  1  a 

Thacker,  Emily  Louisa,  Sj  1  a 

Thoi,  Theresa  Hannah,  21/  la 

Thol,  James  Popert,  21  m  1  a 

Thomas,  Elizabeth  Anne,  15/  1  a 

Fanny  Louisa,  26m  1  a 

James  W.,  2j  1  a 

Sarah,  1 J  1  a 

Thompson,  Gertrude  Clarentine,  25  m  1  a 

Mary,  29i  la— 27m  la 

Eleanor,  8/  1  a 

Thomson,  Jane  Beatrice,  20m  la 

-  Thorbum,  John,  11 7  la 

Thome,  Elizabeth  Julia,  19/  1  a 

J.F.,7i  la 

Thornton,  Frances,  20/  1  a 

Henry  Charles  Sykes,  4/  la 

Thorold,  Constance  Cedlia  Mary,  5  m  la 

Thorpe,  Gteoree,  27m  la 

Thomas,  14m  1  a 

Tibbits,  Herbert,  7m  la 

Tioehurst,  Wm.  Duke  Tidd,  1/  1  a 

Tilbury,  Sarah  Ann,  14  j  1  a 

Tillard,  Bey.  James,  7/  1  a 

Tilley,  Henry  Arthur,  15/  1  a 

Timmins,  Joseph  Taylor,  11/  1  a 

Tisdall,  Amelia  Wagstaffe,  11  j  la 

Titchmarsh,  Emma,  25m  la 

-  Tod,  James,  6i  1  a 


Marcli  81, 1868.]    palhxb's  index  to  ^twr  Tnas"  itewspapsb. 


Mazriages  {continued). 

Todd,  Emma  Kebeoea,  2j  1  a 

Georgma,  26/ 1  a 

Toms,  Editii  Garpend&le,  21m  la 

Maiy  Anne  Powv,  10 j  la 


la 


Tonge,  Helen  Margaret,  ^m  la 

Tooth,  Elisa  Jane»  $tj  1  a 

Tottenham,  Lney  Matilda,  6/  1  OrSf  1  a 

Townsend,  Isab^  Gleneahrn,  17mla 

Traoey,  Oapt.  Hany  Adair,  24j  1  a 

Trapp,  John  William,  17  j  1  a 

Trehonnais,  Ellen  Mazy,  10 m  la 

Treyanion,  Lieat.  John  Ptederio,  27/  1  a 
.  Trew,  Elizabeth,  19  j  1  a 

Trinmell,  Alfred,  6m  1  a 

Tronghton,  Medhonit  Albert,  28  m  1  a— 80  m 
I 

Trowell,  Lydia,  2  j  1  a 

Tnbb,  Henry  Shaoldeton,  20  m  1  a 

Tucker,  Bessie,  Sf  la 

—  Caroline,  Eznily,  Sj  la 

—  Emily,  Sf  la 

Tomer,  E.  Fnlham,  16  m  1  a 

—  Penry  Blois  Hawkins,  28^  1  a 

—  Mary  Elizabeth  Bandell,  18  m  1  a 

—  Sharon  Orote,  6/  1  a 

—  William  Henry,  11  j  1  a 
Tyler,  Catherine,  4/  1  a 
Udall,  Mary,  4  j  1  a 

Unwin,  Emma,  16j  la — 17 j  la 
Urainus,  Jean,  80^'  1  a 
Usbomme,  Oapt.,  4  j  1  a 
tJtermarck,  George,  20/  1  a 
Valentine,  Bey.  J.  W.,  6/  1  a 
Valentia  Aymer  Frampton,  2/  1  a 


Vans,  Eliza,  20/  1  a 

Varley,  Frederick  Charles,  25/  1  a 

Yanghan,  William,  25  j  1  a 

Vause,  Mias,  21/  1  a 

Yarasonr,  Caroline  Snsan,  81^  1  a 

Veal,  Charlotte,  22/  la 

Venables,  Thomas  Charles,  21m  la 

Vemey,  Commander  Edmund  Hope,  15 j  la 

Vero,  W..29/la 

Verschoyle,  Oapt.  James  Lorenzo,  2  m  1  a 

Vigne,  Clementine  Eugenie  Marie,  12  m  1  a 

Vincent,  Ann,  21/  1  a 

Helena  Hare,  29/  1  a 

Vipen,  John,  23  m  1  a 

Virgoe,  Henry  William  Ayres,  17/  1  a 

Voss,  Christiana  Jane,  7  m  1  a 

Valpy,  Emily  Margaret,  9j  1  a 

Wakefield,  Constance  Katherine,  14/  1  a 

Waldron,  Thomas  Aston,  8/  la 

Waldy,  Edw.  Garmondsway,  20 j  1  a 

Walford,  Kev.  William  L.,  6j  la 

Walker,  Alexander,  Jan.,  15 j  1  a 

Charles  James,  25i  1  a 

Lieot.  Arthur  Greenwood,  19  j  1  a 

Wallace,  Alexander  Falconer,  28/  1  a— 29/ 
I 
Waller,  Catherine  Mary,  12  m  1  a 

Walhs,  Saxah  Ann,  10 j  1  a, 

—  Walk,  Albert  William,  24/  1  a 

—  Walpole,  Lady  Dorothy  Elisabeth  Mary,  8  m 
la 


Marriasea  {continued). 

Ward,  Charles  Thomas,  13  m  1 0^19  m  1  a 


Bey.  James  Bimington,  4j  la 


Ware,  T.  Herbert,  31  j  la 

Warner,  M%j.  Ashton  Cromwell,  28  j  Xi 

25  j  1  a 

Warradyn,  Celine,  80^  1  a 

Warren,  Alfred,  3/  1  a 

L.  L.,  6/  1  a 

Waterfield,  Sarah  Ann,  9j  1  a 

Waters,  William  George,  22  j  1  a 

^— i  Watkins,  Anne,  13  j  1  a 
James,  10  j  1  a 


Wataon,  Camilla Ottilie,  10m  la 

—  Maria  Louisa,  13  m  1  a 

—  Bev.  W.  F.,  24/  1  a 
Watt,  Annie  Trail,  25/  1  a 
Watts,  Charles  Cracknell,  15/  1  a 
Waylen,  William  Henry,  7/  la 
Webb,  Anne,  20/  1  a 

—  Arthur  William,  25/  la 

—  Edward,  17i  1  a 

—  Jane  Charlotte,  14  m  1  a 
-«  Toriok,  14^'  1  a 

Webber,  Charles  Philip,  28/  1  a 
Webster,  Flora  Anne,  3^'  la 
Wedgwood,  Margaret  Susan,  28/  1  a 

—  Weeding,  Annie,  6/  1  a 
Weekes,  Ber.  Walter  J.,  14  j  1  a 

William,  27i  la 


la 


Weight,  Amie,  15/  1  a 

Welby,  Bev.  A.  A.,  17/  la 

Welldon,  Bev.  Dr.  J.,  lOy  1  a 

WemySB,  Elizabeth  Helen,  22i  1  a 

West,  Charles,  9  m  1  a 

W.  Nowell,  11  j  1  a 

Wharton,  Elizabeth  Hubert,  17  m  1  a      * 

Wheeler,  John  Thomas.  12/  1  a 

Wheeley,  Edward,  17  m  1  a 

Whitbread,  S.  C,  20/  1  a 

White,  Arabella,  22/  1  a 

Emily,  81  j  la 

Henry  Osborne,  Of  la 

John  Henry,  9j  1  a 

Julia  Mary,  21m  la 

Louisa,  19  m  1  a 

Whiteway,  Philip,  27/  1  a 

Whitfield,  Bose,  21  j  la 

Whitlow,  Anne,  7j  1  a 

Whitmore,  Bev.  Henry,  SOj  1  a 

Whittington,  Bev.  B.  T.,  10 j  lo^lSj  la 

— 14ila 

Whittle,  Hany  Stevenson,  1/  1  a 

-—  Whitty,  John  Langley,  2  j  1  a 

Wickes,  Eliza  Sophia  Sarah,  31m  1  a 

Wiggin,  Bev.  William,  31^'  1  a 

Wiggins,  Emily  Ethelinda,  4 j  1  a 

Wighton,  Charles  H.,  lOj  la 

Wightwiok,  George,  6^  1  a 

'  Wilkie,  Augustus,  27/1  a — 2 m  la 

. Wilkina,  Elizabeth,  6j  la 

Mary  Elizabeth,  10  m  1  a 

-  Wilkinson,  Ana,  1/  la 
John,  1/  1  o 

Be7.  Frederick,  25  J  1  a 

Bev.  Walter  G.,  8  i  1  a 

B  129 


liar                       paxmek'b  inbsx  to  ** 

THE  TIHS8  *'  mswsFAPBR.             [Jan.  1  to 

Marriages  (continued). 

Martial  Law  for  Ireland,  Zj  8  d 

Wilks,  Elizabeth.  8m  1  a 

Masters  and  Servants'  Act  Case,  3  /  10  <i 

WilliamB,  Alice,  4/  1  a 

Maternity,  a  Son    seeking    Protection  from  his 

A«««  lU-M^.     ia£    1  « 

Mother,  26/ 9  a 
Maude  (F.  C.)  on  the  Arbertillery  CoUieiT  men. 

EUzabeth,  29  j  1  a-^lj  1  a 

/Xaa«ma       O  «      1     a 

31m  12/ 
Mault  (A.)  on  the  Gladstone  Conference,  21/ 12<2 

Margaret  Maria,  15  j  1  a 

Maiy,  Slj  la 

Mauritius  (Bp.  of),  Resignation,  6^  7  6 

Progress  of  Fever  in,  15/  9«— 21/  12/— 

22/9  d— 26/  9/— 18m  12  rf— 20  m  9  e 

Williamson,  Abbie,  17  m  1  a 

Maximilian  (Emp.),  Arrival  at  Corfti,  10 j  7  c 

Willing,  Jamea,  10 j  la 

Trieste,  17i  7  c 

Wills,  Eliza  Ann,  22/  1  a 

i  Delivery  of  his  BodytoAdml.  Tegethoff,  Ij 

WiilsoD,  Thomas  Mansell,  5m  la 

7/ 

Wilmot,  Lncie,  19m  la 

Funeral,  20  j  lOo— 22^  8  6 

Wilson,  Ada  Elizabeth,  3  j»  1  o 

Maynard  (F.  W.)  on  the  Clapham  Railway  Acci- 

1>M«*    T«vV«k     1 Q  «    1  ^ 

dent,  20/  12/ 
M'Cabe  (Charles)  on  Tithe  CommuUtion,  %j  7  f 
M'Combie's  Black-polled  Ox  and  his  Head,  7j  9e 
M'Laren  (D.),  on  Scotch  Reform  Bill.  19/  12  4 
McNeile  (Rev.  Dr.  Hugh),  Convert  to  Ritualiaoa, 

Rev.  John  R.,  4  J  1  a 

RiMnr^   9^  f  ^  n 

TVinn/lnflin  "Filirnhnfh  TTnInn    7  m   1  it 

Wnlf  nr  TnVin    ({  4  1  n 

Wilton,  Mary  Effie,  Aj  1  a 

23 j  lie 

Winfield,  Charlotte,  2to  la 

the  Doctor's  Denial,  25i  9a 

Winn,  Mary  EUzabeth,  14/  1  a 

MePherson  (John).  Detention  at  Cadiz,  If  12  a 

Wollen,  James  William  Grant,  19  j  1  a 

Meal  Bread,  a  cheap  Food,  24/  6  c 

Wolton,  Sophia,  16 j  la 

Measor  (C.  P.)  on  Aviaries  for  Criminals,  io  pre- 

—r— Wood,  Anne  Narcisse  Elise,  22  j  1  a 

vent  Suicide,  7  m  12  d 

TT^....     1>4  ^   1   ^ 

PubUc  Works,  and  present  Distress,  14^  6  e 

Tnlin  r*ViAi>1nflA  Tflnirrin     7  /  1  n 

1UPon^««  19jKwkMi9^v>     D  X  ^  .tm 

26m  7a 
Meat  Supply,  Privy  Council  Return,  27  m  9/ 

mu^.iw.__  Tiriii2^.^    /•  ^  1  <. 

Willinm    91   i   1  n 

Mechi  (J.  J,)  on  the  Uselessness  of  Chimney-pots, 
26/lOd— 3m  lOd 

Woodgates,  Rev.  James  R.,  6j  la 

Woodhouse,  Rev.  Thomas,  15/  1  a 

Medical  Officers,  London  Poor  Law,  Meeting,  Ir 

Woodroflfe,  Rev.  John  N.  Blacker,  4/  1  a 

12  c 

a«<.«V>    Tama      lAif     1    ^ 

Mediterranean  Extension  Telegraph  Company,  SO  i 

Woolcott,  Commander  William,  6  j  1  a 

7a 

Wragg,  Robert  Thomas,  12  m  1  a 

News,  18/  10  tf— 7  m  6  rf— 80m  10  6 

Wragge,  George.  6/  la 

News  from,  26/  10  r— 16  m  7/ 

Wray,  Bessie,  15/ la 

Merchant  Appointments,  10 ;  9  (2 

Wright,  Charlotte,  26/  la 

Navies  of  Europe,  7  j  6/ 

CihjirloHfi  Cnntnncr    5^  i  \  a 

-: —  Shipping  Company,  1/7  a 

.  Willinm    1 A  m  1  <t 

Merriman  &  Buckland  on  the  Burke,  etc.,  ease,  21  j 
9/ 

Wyatt,  Sarah  Anne,  29/  la 

Wylie,  James  Roxburgh,  M.D.,  27 »»  1  a 

Merthyr,  Capture  of  Fenians'at,  Ij  5  6 — 8  j  10  c 

Wyndham,  Rev.  John.  4  j  1  a 

Meteor,  notice  of  a,  2/  4/— 3i  9  d 

Wysard,  Rev.  Alex.  Philippe,  20/  1  a 

Meteorological  Observations  during  the  Year,  2  J 

Yearsley,  Lucy.  20  m  1  a 

9d 

Yetts,  Henry  Muskett,  31  m  1  a 

Meteors,  24/  6/ 

-—  Yorke,  J.  Reginald,  23i  1  a 

M3STROPOLITAN  BOABB  OP  VTOBXB?— 

-^—  Young,  Catherine  Frances,  19  j  1  a 

and  Mr.  Doulton,  10/  6 « 

Phnrlrn  Vpmnn    9  ?   1  <7 

Annual  Report  on  Fires,  4J  6/ 

Bazalgette  (J.  W.),  Report  on  the  Embank- 

T?*i7\r    TftT^ifi  TfiTTAr    ^4  f  y  tf 

~.        TTpiIrn  'RlirnVirfh  Matt    9.7  fit   1  n 

tnAnf    2R  m  1 1  ^ 

UlOUli,   AO  71*    XX  U 

TTamvw  <T*k^«Maa      OK  •      1    #• 

Borrowing  Powers  of  the  Bosrd,  If  12d 

Contributions  for  Minor  Improvements,  7  w 

James,  6  m  1  a 

Mfirr   97  f  1  /r 

11a 

Zimmerman,  Maria,  81  j  la 

Estimates  for  the  Year,  llj  12  e 

Marriages,  Chapels  closed  to,  29^  6  a 

Expenses  of  the  Board  for  the  Year,   1/ 

Chapels  Registered  for,  Ij   7<f— 4i   6  a— 

12d 

8j  4  6— Hi  6  a— 18i  6  a— 26i.  5*- 29i  6o 
—1/  66—12/  6  a— 16/  7/— 19/  5  c— 22/6  6 
— 29/6a-4iii  66— 7jii  5e— 14m  12.6— 21m  8c 
Fluctuations  in,  10  J  7  d 

Finance  Statement,  4  i  6/— llj  12«— 18j 

6  c— 25i  6  c— 1/ 12  d— 8/ 12  c— 29/  10  c--7  w 
llo— 16m  5/— 21m  lOd— 28m  116 

Finsbury  and  Southwark  Psrks,  1/  12  d 

Marsh  (Catherine)  on  the  Blaokrock  Convalescent 
Ho8pii»l,24m  12  d 
180 

Pumess  Contract.  Ac.,  18  j  6  c— 26 J  6e— 

1/  12  d-8/  12  c— 16  /  10/— 22/  6  a 

MardiSl,  1868.].  iajoum's  tsoex.  to  "vbx  zdces  "  mtwsBiPXB. 


Wai 


Metropolitan  Board  of  "Works  (eontkiue^, 

General  Sewerage  Works,  16  m  5/ 

—  Meeting  against  the  Secret  Proceedings  of 

the  Board,  81  i  lOd 
KetropoUtaa  Railway  and  the  Bmbaokment, 

4j  6/— 21  TO  10  d 
Mr.  Donlton  and  the  Embankment,  11  j  12  e 

—18j  6  c 
Mr.  Fowler  elected  in  the  Place  of  Mr.Donl- 

ton,  16  m  5/ 
Mr.  Howe  seconded  Mr.  OolHnaon's  Amend- 
ment, 17/  12  a 
Mr.  Koche  and  tibe  Board  of  Works,  18/ 

10  d 
Northern  Embankment  and  the  BaUwaT.aSi 

6<j—16»6/ 

Officers'  Salaries,  25  j  6  d 

On  Sareties  f6r  Contraotors,  21  m  10  d 

Progress  and  Cost  of  the  Embankment,  7  m 

11a 
Proposed  Widening  of  Lodgate  Hill,  1/  12  d 

—16/  10/— 29/  10  e 

of  Mansion  Honse  Street,  16/  10/  - 

Pablic  Improrements,  1/  12  d 

BesigBation  of  Mr.  Doolton,  21/9  d— 22/  5  a 

Sale  of  Ground-rents  of  Garrick  Street,  Ac, 

9/  6  6— 11 J  9  c 

Thames  Embankment,  4j  6/— Uj  12  «— 

18/8«— 28to  116 
— —  Thirtj-three  New  Bills  for   ImproYcments, 

19/9<f 

Voting  with  Closed  Doors,  25j  6  c 

Metropolitan  Footpaths,  their  State,  16^'  6  c 
Municipal  GoTexnment,  Deputation  to  Mr. 

Hardy,  18/  7/ 
M£XIOO: 

Bonded  Debt,  8/  7  a^llf  6  a 

Deliyeiy  of  theEmp.  Maximilian's  Body,  Ij 

7/ 
Diplomatic  Relations  with,  12  m  9/ 

Meeting  of  Bondholders,  27  m  10  fr 

—^  of  Congress,  Ij  6  d 

Miscellaneous  News,  18  m  12  a 

Projected  Railways  in,  6  m  11  d 

Betnm  of  the  British  Minister,  IJ  5  d 

Bleyendorff  (Baron  Bodolphe  de),  Physician's  Certi- 
ficate of,  17  m  12  c 

3royer  (G.  B.  T.),  Anti*Fenian  Demonstration,  7  4 

12  d 
Middle  Leyel  Drainage,  10m  9  ( 
MIBDX.B8IBX  8B88IOV0 :— 

Business  of  the  Session,  27j  11  e 

Coroners'  Accounts,  17  ^  9  c 

and  their  Expenses,  28/  9/ 

Debt  of  the  County,  17i  9  c 

Feltham  and  other  Beformatories  Expenses, 

17i  9c 

Finance  Beport  of  the  County,  17  j  9  c 

House  of  Correction  and  Home    Secretary, 

28/9/ 

Coldbath    Fields,     Correspondence    with 


Home  Seoretaiy,  17  i  9  c 

Coldbath  Fields  Expenses,  17  j  9  e 

Westminster,  17y  9  c 


— —  House  of  Detention,  derkenweU,  Expenses, 
17  J  9  c 


Middlesex  Bessiona  {continued)^ 

Late  Fenian  Outrage,  28/  9/ 

Liability  to  Compensatd  Sufferers  for.Biot 

Damage,  28/  9/ 

Lighting  of  the  Sessions  House,  28/  9/ 

Lmiatio  Asylums  Expenses,  17  j  9  c 

Meeting  for  Compensation  for  Damage  by 

Clerkenweu  Explosion,  24  j  9  d 

Present  Bental  of  the  County,  17 j  9  c 

• Bating  of  the  Metropolis,  17  j  9  c 

Transportation  of  Criminals,  17  j  9  c 

— -—  Weights  and  Measures  Receipts,  17i  9  c 
Midhunt  Grammar  School,  6m  7/ 
Midnight  Meeting  MoTCment,  8^'  i  e — 13^  9  a 
Mile-End  Old  Town,  Stepney,  Belief  Fund,  16  j 

6d 
Military  Prisons,  Annual  Beport  on,  8  m  10  c 

Beeerre  Fund,  30m  10 6 

Militia  Begiments,  Note  about,  3  m  4/~^m  6/ 
Millar  (B.  J.)  on  the  Embankment,  4 J  6  6— 20  m 

106 
Miller  (Samuel  H.)  on  the  Gifle,  4/  7  c 
MiUwall,  Great  Fire  at,  10  j  7/ 
Milman  (W.  H.)  on  Lambeth   Library  snd  Sion 

College,  8  j  8/ 
MIKOra  INTBIiLIGmrOB  :— 

—  Australian   Gold    Mining    Company,    10/ 
7o 

Gold,  Monthly  DeUyeries,  18  j  7  6 

Brazilian  Mining  Companies,  16  J  6  a — ^21  j 

7o__6/7ft— 20/5d— 6m  86 
«— ^  Cape  Copper  Mining  Company,  16/  106 — 

21/ 7  a 
»—  Carysfort  Minizvg  Company,  9j  7  e 
Chontales  Mining  Company,  16  j    7  6—7  m 

10  a— 17  m  10/ 
Connonree  Mining  Company,  Strange  Bevela- 

tions,  10  m  6  c— 16  m  10  d 
Copper  Ore  Sales,  6/  9  c— 27^  9  6—29/ 

66 

Trade,  Yearly  Statistics,  17i  4d 

Don  Pedro  Mining  Company,  21/7  a— 16  m 

6a 
English  and  Australian  Copper  Compai^,  14/ 


5c 

Gold  discoTered  in  Bnsso-America,  4/  9  a 

in  South  Africa,  28  m  9/ 

Goldfields  in  Africa,  4m  6  6 

in  NoYa  Scotia,  11^'  9  c 

of  Queensland,  24^  10  d 

Gold  Mining  in  California,  24/  7  6 

in  NoTa  Scotia,  10/  7  6—18/  6  6 

in  Victoria,  16  j  10  d— 7/  7  6—10/  12  6 

—26m  7  6 

Gold  Ships  for  England,  10  j  6  a 

Gumpie  Creek  Goldfields,  DiscoTery  of,  17  j 

4f 
HsBmatite  Iron  Ore  in  the  Garleton  HiUs, 

17/ 6d 

Import  and  Export  of  Bullion,  11  j  7  a 

Betums  of  Precious  Metals,  18  m  11/ 

Imports  of  Australian  Gold  during  the  piit 

ten  Yean,  27  m  126 
-«—  Inspection  of  Mines,  11  j  11  d 
Jayali  Company,  Gold  and  Silver  Mines,  8/ 

7a 

181 


■in 


PAiaciBB  nmxx  (eo  **9HS  genaBs"  jtewspapkb. 


LJaiLlto 


Minixig  Intelligenoa  (coRttntiMi). 

Mineral  Deposits  in  Kew  Zeahad,  $1/  7  4 

Besonzvesof  the  Paoific  Slope,  21m  11a 

Traffic  on  Railways,  1/  9  d 

Mining  Oompany  of  Ireland,  6j'  7/ 

New  Ooldfields  in  Sweetwater,  9  m  6  a 

New  Zealand  Companies,  14  j  7  a 

-^—  Nicaragoan  Mining  Companies,  18/  8  a — 

17ffil0/ 
Peel  Biver  Land  and  Mineral  Company,  9^ 

65 
Port  Philip  and  Colonial  Gold  Company,  18^ 

4  6— 18/66— 24  w  116 

— ^-  Sao  Vicente  Mining  Company,  24  m  11 6 
Silver  Ore  Imports,  14/  10  a 

Sonth  Wales  District,  Report,  8/  9  <2 

State  of  Shares,  Ij  6(i— 8j    6  c— 4i    7c^ 

ej  4  b— ej  i^c—lj  QdSj   6c— 9i  6  c— lOi 

5  c— Hi  7  c— 13i  4  6— 13j4<>— 14i  7<>-16i 
5*-.16j  7  c— 17i  4fr— 18j  7<^20j  6  a— 
20  j  6d— 21i  7d— 22j  6  c— 23j  7  c— 24^  4d 
— 26j  7d— 27j  7  6— 27i  7  dr-28j  6d— 29i 
7c— 30 J  7  d— 1/  7  d— 8/  6  6—8/  6e-4/  6d 
—6/  7  d— 6/  6  c— 7/  7  c— 8/  7  d— 10/  7  6— 
10/  7d— 11/  6  c— 12/  7  c— 18/  6ci-14/  6  e 
— 15/ 10  d— 17/76— 17/  7  c— 18/  8  c— 19/ 
10  c— 20/  5  c— 21/  7d— 22/  7  c— 24/  7  6— 
24/  7  c— 26/  8  c— 26/  7  d— 27/  6c— 28/  6  c 
—29/  7d— 2m  76  and  d— 8m  6d— 4m 
7d— 6m  6d— 6m8c— 7m  10c— 9m  66— 9m 
6d— 10  m  10  c— 11m  10  c— 12  m  7  c— 18  m 
10c— 14m  10<^— 16m  66— 16m  6c— 17m 
10  d— 18  m  7  c— 19  m  7  c— 20  m  10  c— 21m 
He— 28m  66  and  d— 24m  ll<i~26m  11a 
and  0— 26  m  7d— 27  m  10  c— 28  m  10<^80m 
7  6  and  c — 31  m  11  c 

St.  John  del  Bey  Mines,  Great  Fiie  in,  9j 

9  6— lOj  5  6— llj  7a 
Circular  of  Details,  22j  6  a 

United  Mexican  Mining  Company,  13  m  10  c 

—26  m  7  6 
Ministerial    Changes,    28/  7  c— 28/  106—29/ 

9a 

-  Dinners,  29 j  10  c— 24/  9c-^2m  5/— 9  m 
9c 

Meeting  in  Downing  Street,  6  m  7  c 

Movements,  24^  76—12/  5  c 

Mint,  the,  Sketch  of,  4  m  6  d 

Miraeolons  Bscape  of  a  Dronken  '*  Narry,**  17/ 

9/ 
Missing  Bridegroom,  2  j  8  d 

Friends,  see  Nbxt  of  Kih. 

Mogford  (J.)  on  Audit  of  Pablie  Accounts,  29/ 

lie 
Monday  Popular  Concerts,  7j  6e— 28J  7/— 18/ 

7/_10m  12  c 
Money-Lenders,  important  "Bonas'*  Case,  80  m 

lie 
in  the  Army,  Ij  11  6— 2j  7  c— 4  j  10/— 

24m  8c 
— -  Leading  Article  on,  28  m  8/ 
KONXnr  MARKTBT;— 

State  of  the  Market,  1^6  a — 2j  5  a— 8j  5  a 

— 4j  7  a— 6i  ior-^lj  6ar^j  6  a— 9i  6  a— 

10  j  Sor-llj  7o— 13i  4o— 14i  7  a— 16j  6  a 
— 16j   7  a— 17i4a— 18j   7  a— 20^  6  a— 21j 

132 


MoaAj  Harkvt  (coneittticd). 
7  a— 22i  6  a— 28i  7  a— 24^  4a— 26i  7«— 
27i  7a-88i  6a^29i  7  a— SOj  7  a— 81^  6  a 
— 1/7 a— 8/ 66— 4/ 5a— 6/  7a-6/6«— 
7/  7a— 8/  70—10/  7a— 11/  6a— 12/  7a 
—18/  6a— 14/  6  c— 16/  10a— 17/  7  a— 18/ 
8a— 19/  100—20/  6e— 21/  7o— 22/  7  a— 
24/  7  o— 26/ 8  a— 26/  7  a— 27/  6o— 28/  6  a 
—29/ 7 a— 2m  7a— 8m6a-4m7a— 6m6a 
6  m  8  0—7  m  10 o— 9m  6  a— 10 m  10/— 11  m 
10  e— 12  m  76— l»m  10<>— 14  m  10 e— 16  m 
6a— 17m  10  c— 18m  7c— 19m  7  6— 20m  10c 
—21m  llo— 23m  6a— S4m  116— 25m  llo 
—26  m  7  a— 27  m  10 o— 28m  10 c— 80  m  7  a 
—dim  116 

Amount  of  Specie  in  Scotch  and  Irish  Banks, 

3m  6  6 

Anglo-Austrian  Loan,  21  m  11  a 

-**-  Annonnoement  of  great  Fmich  Loon,  28  j 
6a 

Austrian  SeeuritiBS,  Bise  in,  26/  8  a— 27» 

lOo— 28  m  10c 

Case  of  Gillespie,  Churchill  ft  Co.,  13/  6  o 

Cessation  of  Gold  Drain  on  the  Bank,  20/  5  c 

Ciroulationof  Joint-Stoekand  Prirate  Banks, 

3m  66 

Cuban  Loans  in  Agitation,  19  m  7  6 

Effect  of  the  Trial,  Orossley  v.  Elawortfay, 

19/ 10  a 
—.—  Egyptian  Finance  Ministers*  Bills  protested 
for  Non-acceptance,  6  m  8  a 

Exports  (^  Silver  to  the  East,  6  m  6/ 

Financial  State  of  Florence,  20  j  6  a 

'    of  Paris,  20  j  6o— fi7m  10a 

Statistics  of  the  Year,  2 j  6  a 

Gambling  in  Caledonian  Stock,  7i  6  a 

Great  Exportations  of  Gold  to  France,  22j 

6a 
Great  Increase  of  United  States  Debt,  10/ 

7a 

Hungarian  Loan,  14/  5  c 

Import  and  Export  of  BuUioo,  llj  7  a 

Import  of  Bullion  from  New  York,  24/  7  a 

—17  m  10«— 28  m  10  c 

Import  of  Gold  from  Ameriea,  11  m  10  c 

— —  from  Melbourne,  12/  7  a— 4m  7  a— 6  « 

6o— 24m  116— 80m  7o 

Imports  of  Gold,  21m  11  a— 28  m  6  a 

Income  Tax  for  Austria,  6  m  8o — 7  m  10  a 

—10  m  10/ 
Increase  ci  Bullion  in  the  Frendi  BsosJl,  8/ 

7o 
Leading  Article  on  the  State  of  the  Market, 

81  j  6  c 
Mocatta  &  Goldsmid  on  the  BuUion  Market 

and  Indian  Exefaanges,  14  m  10  c 

New  Peruvian  Loan,  80  m  7  a — 81  m  11 6 

New  South  Wales  Government  Loan,  15j  5« 

New  Spanish  Loan,  20m  10 e 

Note  Circulation,  21/  7  a 

On  the  Panic  of  the  Past  Year,  Ij  6a 

Proposals  for  a  New  Inveatment  Companyf 

19m  76— 20m  10c 

Prospects  of  the  Year,  Ij  6  a 

Report  of  the  London  Financial  Aasoeiatioii, 

21  j  7  a 


HasrchSl,  1868.]    paamsb's  nnoBX  to  ''the  tikbb"  xtewspapjeb. 


Net 


RoBsiAn  Loan,  19/  10a--4m  7 a 

SfaipflMiits  of  Speote  to  the  East,  3/66 

^—^  Witibdmwal  of  Gold  for  America,  25  in  11  a 

for  tha  Oapa,  19m  7  b 

for  Egypt,  26/  8a — im  la — 5  m  6«— 

11m  10&— 12m7&— 15m  6a^l8m7e— 20m 

10o-*27m  10a 

— I for  Paris,  4/  6  o 

for  Sonth  Amerioa,  12/  7  a-^m  8a 

MaDbnan  (Obaa.),  Bre-Hialorio  BemainB  at  Malton, 

li  Id 
Honmrntthahire  Oollkn'  Strikie,  If  11  c 
Mont  Oenis  Tunnel,  Progress  of,  2  m  6/ 
Montefiore  (Sir  Uofles)  on  the  Jews  in  Bonmania, 

29/ 9« 
Montgomery  (Oapt.)  on  a  Puidit's  Journey  to  Lhasa, 

26m  Bb 

(IdeoL-Goiv.   B.)  on   English   and   Natiye 

GoTemments  of  India,  80  m  9/ 

Morgan  (J.  S.)  on  Atlantio  Telegraph,  2  m  7  a — 

4m  7b 
Morrison  (Mr.)  on  Ednoation,  4/  10  a 
MoriaUty,  Statistios  of  the  past  Year,  28/  4  6 
Moseley  (Henry)  on  the  Sohools'  Commiasion,  6  m 

7/ 
MoQStier  (M.)  on  the  Tnnis  Bonds,  26  m  7  a 
Months  of  the  Danube,  17  j  7  e 
Mnrehison  (Sir  B.),  Elected  Member  of  the  French 

Academy  of  Sdenoes,  26  m  9/ 
Telegram  of  Dr.  Liringstone's  Safety,  20 1* 

7/ 
Murder  at  a  Clergyman's  Honse  in  Todmorden, 

4m  6e— 6m  12a— 9m  10d--18m  12/— 20m 

9<i 
and  Gnftnge  in  Dumfriea,  4/  7  €^-6f  12  «— 

7/ 12  a 
■  Letter  from  the  Murderer,  28/  10  c 

at  Bio  Janeiro,  21/  12  b 

Attempted  in  Clerkenwell,  6/  10  tf 

of  a  Police  Constable  In  Derby,  10  m  6  <2 

of  a  Widow,  6  m  10  c 


—  Horrible,  at  Aspinirall,  18/  8/ 

—  in  a  Lunatic  Asylum,  15  j  10  b 

—  near  Cliff  Common  Station,  4  m  6/— 11/ 
ISd— ISm  9/ 

—  of  a  Boy  at  Winscombe,    16  m   9/— 18  m 
12  a 

Examination  of  the  Murderer,  20  m  11  a 


of  a  Fisherman  near  Southampton,  9  m  10/ 

of  a  whole  Family  by  a  Son,  20/  7/ 

of  Lord  Whamclifb's  Gamekeeper,  6  i  6/—- 

11/  9/ 

of  Miss  Milhoume,  at  Birmingham,  22  J  7  e 

— 28i  6/— 24j  10  d— 3/  12  c 

Suspected,  of  a  Man  at  Bristol,  9  m  12  a 

of  Mr.  BandaU,  21  m  12  c 

Murdoek  (C,  T.)  on  Mr.  Speke's  Disappearance, 

24/66 
Muslietry  Instruction  in  the  Army,  Annual  Betum, 

6/ 6c 
Mussel  Scalps — Judgment  on  the  Sutherland  Case, 

18/  8  a 
Mutual  lifo  Assurance,  24/  7  b 
Mylius  (W.  F.)  on  the  Famine  at  Tunis,  6/6  6 
Mysterious  Death  m  a  Cab,  16m  12d 


N. 
Nagle  (Patrick),  Historious  on  the  Prosecution  of, 

4m  9c 
Names,  Change  of,  Sj  4  a 
Naples,  the  Americans  at,  19  m  10  6 
Natal  Bishopric,  Abandonment  of  Consecration  in 

England,  25  j  9  a 

Abp.  of  York  on,  25  j'  9  d 

Appointment,  14  j  12  a 

Bp.  Eden's  Note  on,  81^  7/ 

Bp,  of  Capetown's  Note  on,  16i  12/ 

Bp.  of  London  to  the  Bp.  of  Capetown  on, 

21/  6  c 

Bp.  of  Bipon  on,  31j  7/ 

Colonial  Judgment  for  Bp.  Golenso  and  Ejec- 
tion of  Dean  Green,  21/  12  a 
Leading  Articles  on,  17  j  6/— 28j  8/— 25  j 

8/ 

Member  of  Convocation  on,  23  j'  9  c 

Palmer  (Sir  Boundell),  Opinion,  24^  7  b 

Protest  of  the  Scottish    Episcopal  Church 

Statistics  of,  24/  9c 

against,  29  j  6  6— 31  j  7/ 
The  Bp.  Elect  and  his  Parishioners,  23  j  9  c 

— 27i  6d 

on  the  Delay  in  his  Consecration,  27  j  5  d 

National  Choral  Socie^,  26  m  6/— SOm  12/ 

Conserrative  Union,  2Bf  6f 

Debt,  Sj  6  a 

Defences,  lOj  lOd— 31/  6/— 14/  7d 

Discount  Company,  16  j  5  a 

Freehold  Umd  Society,  5/  7  a 

Gallery,  Beport,  2  m  6/ 

Hospital  for  the  Paralysed,  etc.,  20 j  4  e 

Portirait  Exhibition,  Preliminary  List,  12/ 

6d— 13/7  ci— 15/11/ 
GaUery,  24m  6  c 

Eifle  Association,  22/  11  /— 5  m  7  a 

Society,  Meeting,  29 j  6  c— 3  m  9  6—6  m  If 

Steam- Ship  Company,  14/  lOc 

— -r-  Temperance  League,  New  Year's  FestiTal, 

8i6/ 

Union  Life  Assurance,  19  m  7  c 

Natural  Sequel  of  Mr.  Mill's  Theory  of  Land,  4  m 

6c 
Naturalization,  American  Debate  on,  Ij  10  a — 9j 

6/ 

Leading  Articles  on,  Sj  6  c— 10 j  6  d— 6/  8  c 

— 12/8  d— 17/8  d 

-  New  Treaty  between  Germany  and  America 
on,  27m  lie 

Paper  on,  by  Historicus,  10  j  10  a — 17  j    6  a 

—18/ 7  c— 17/ 6  a 

Parliamentary  Debate  on,  21^  6  d 

MAVAX    AND    KILITABY     IMTMLIJE- 

GMNGID  : — 
-^—  Admiralty  Appointments,  Ij  7d— Ij  9/— 
2 J  106— 4  j  6  a— 4j  9d— 7i  9/— 8j  7  c— 9/ 
9/— lOi  7  c— 11 J  6  a— llj  9f— 18j  10  c— 
14i  9/— 16i  4  a— 16i  7  6— ISj  6  a— 17i  7d 
— 18i  9/— 21j  11a— 23  j  9«— 27i  9/— 28^ 
7  c— 80i  9/— 31j  7«— 1/  66— 1/9  d— 3/9/ 
—6/  6a-^/  9/— 6/  7d-7/  12  6—8/  6a— 
8/  9d— 11/  7/— 12/  6  a— 13/9/— 14/8/ 
— 16/7  <— 16/ 12  c— 17/  9C-20/  7«— 22/ 
6  6— 22/^  12  6— 24/ 12c— 26/  66—26/  9/— 

183 


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PA£M£B*S  IITBSX  TO  '^SHS  TIHSS  "  KBW8PAFXS. 


[Jan.  1  to 


Naval  and  Military  InteUigenoe  (continuedj. 
27/  5/— 2to  9/— 3to  76— 4to  5/— 4to  6a— 
5m9f—6m  106— 7 1»  126— IOto  126— Urn 
86— 12w  9«— 14ot  12  6— 16m  9#— 18f»  6f 
—19m  9c— 21W  8e— 23iii  6  6— 25m  8<?— 
28  m  126— SO  m  12  6 

Annual  Masketry  Betnmi,  8/96 

»—  Anti-Fenian  Address  of   Portsmonth  Work- 
men, 14  J  9/ 

Army  Administratiye  Reform,  10  m  9  6 

^-^~  Medioal  Departments,  Snecessfol  Candi- 
datee,  27/7« 

Arriyal  of  the  42nd  Highlanders  at  Stirling, 

10m  66 

Ball  at  Aldershot,  28  j  9  e 

British  Army  in  1868,  2m  Be 

Bargoyne  (Sir  John),  Memorandnm,  25  j  9  c 

Changes  in  the  War  Department,  11  j  9e 

Coast  Wardare,  10  J  10  d 

Cost  of  the  Frederick  WiUiam,   16  j  8<l— 

21  j  5«— 22j  7  c— 23i  12  c— 24  j  8/ 

Conrt  Martials,  (Anderson  James),  for  Fenian- 
ism,  3/  9/ 

Assistant-Paymaster  Grant,  24  j  7/ 

at  Aldershot,  9  m  9  d 

Oapt.  J,  H.  Tennant,  16  J  7  6—6/  7  d 

Daly  and  Molloy  for  Fenianism,  Sentence, 

91  j  7e 

Keating  (Gteorge),  17  f  9e 

Lieut.  C.  Oxley,  14/ '7/— 17/  9  c 

on  J.  Lilly,  Boatswain,  20  j  10  d 

OD  J.Beed,  Gonner,  for  Mutiny,  22  j  7  e 

on  Seijeant  Maguire,  for  Fenianism,  18j 

12  c 

— ^—  on  the  Soldiers  attending  the  Fenian  Pro- 
cessions, 5f  Bd 

—  Paymaster  Thomas  Goodman,  81j  7  c 

Boyal  Commission  on,  12  m  10  d — 17  m 


12c— 27m  lid— Sim  9c 

Stewart  (Sub-Lieut.  Charles  Heniy),  18  m 

12  6 

Departure  of  the  Grenadier  Guards  for  Dub- 
lin, 4  m  9/ 

Distribution  of  Long-Service  Medals,  29j 

12  c— 30  j  9/ 

—  '*  Drummed  Out "  at  Newcastle,  24  j  7  6 

—  Embarkation  of  Boyal  Artillery  to  DnbHn, 
etc.,  Sj  7c— 9 J*  9  c— 11  j  9  c 

of  Troops  for  India,  31 J  3/ 

— .  Examination   for  Assistant  Clerks  of    Her 
Majesty's  Narv-,  16  m  9  6 
Suooessml  Candidates,  16  m  9  d 

—  Exercise  of  the  Troops  at  Aldershot,  26/ 

9/ 

—  Field  Marshal  Commanding  in  Chief's 
LeTce,2m  9/— 6  m  106— 25  m  12/ 

—  First  Lord  of  the  Admiralty's  LeTee,  22/ 
12  6 

Four  New  Field  Marshals,  13i  7/ 

Fifty-Ninth  Regiment,  Subscriptions  for  a 

Widow,  81  m  12/ 

Health  of  the  Army,  12/  11  d 

at  Sierra  Leone,  24J  7  6 

of  the  86th  Regiment,  31  m  12  f 

of  the  NaTy,  Annual  Report,  24  j  4/ 


Her  Majesty  at  Aldershot,  19  m  9  c 
184 


N«wal  and  Military  Iiit«l]is«iiO»  (eattHnnted), 

India  Offioe  PromotionB,  Ij  7d 

Inquiry  into  the  War  Offioe  Working,  13j 

10/ 
Ironclad  Naiy,  Statisiics  of,  17  j   5  6—14/ 

9a 

Enapsaeks,  Report  on,  27m  Sf 

Launeh  of  the  De  Buffel^  Duteh  Itonelsd 

Ram,  11m  126 

^  Hornet,  16m  9d 

Man,  Col.,  Lectures  to  the  Engineers,  5  m 


9(1 


10/ 


Men  and  Boys  in  the  Navy,  Betunu,  ij 


Military  Appointinents,  7/11/ 
Reserre  Fund,  80  m  10  6 


MiseellaDeouB  Intelligence,  Ij  9/— 2j  106 
—Sj  7f'-Aj  9d—6j  7d— 7i  9/— 14j  9/- 
Uj  76— 16 J  9d— 17i  7<J— 18i9/— 20jl0i 
—21;  11  a— 22;  7  c— 28i  9  c— 24;  7f— 25j 
9  c— 27 J  9/— 28i  7  c— 29i  12  c— SOj  9/- 
31  j  7<'— 1/  9d— 4/  7  d—5f  9fSf  7d- 
7/  12  6—8  f  9<l— 10/  9/— 11/  7/— 1*2  f  12/ 
— 14/8/-^16/12c— 17/9C— 18/  10  6—24/ 
12  c— 26/  8/— 26/  9/— 28/  7/— am  7  6— 4si 
6f— 4  m  6  a— 6  m  10  6 — 7  m  12  6 — ^9m  9d— 
10m  126— 12m  9<i— 18m  12  6--19m  9c- 
20m  126— 24m  126— 26m  12/— 26m  9d- 
27m  12  6— 28m  126— 30m  12  6— 31m  13a 

Monthly  Return   of  Deceased  Offieeis,  3/ 

9c 

Movement  of  Troops  for  India,  18  j   9  6—4/ 

7a 

MoYements  at  Aldershot,  26  m  9  d 

of  Troops,  80  m  126 

Mnsketiy  Instmotion  in  the  Aznrr,  RetimflT 

6/66 

Niayal  Cadets,  Appointments,  Sj   7  c— 13; 

10/— 2  m  9/ 

Estimates,  12  m  9/— 26  m  9  a 

New  Regulations  on  MoTements  of  Troopt, 

3m  76 

Transport  Orders,  28  j  7  c 

Old  Guns,  Palliser's  System,  14  m  12  a 

Oidnanoe  Select  Comiaittee,  25/  6  d 

Philomel  and  Ringdove,  Trial  of  Speed,  96  « 

66 
Prize  Money,  Banda  and  Eirwee,  Hi  6a— 

14m  12  6 

Etpoir,  19  f  5  c 

Lyra,  18/  6  a 

' Opo»8um,  16  j  4  a 

Pantaloon,  4  m  6  a 

Penguin,  6/  6  a— 8/  6  a— 26 m  8  c 

Wa^p,  7  m  6  c— 18m  6/— 21  n»  8  c 

Promotion  in  the  Royal  Artillery,  8/6  6 

Promotions,  4/  6  a — 8/  4  a — 11/  6  a— 18; 

7/— 22/  4  c— 24/  7/— 26/  6  c— 27/  9/— 29/ 
6a— 1/  6  6—6/  6  a— 8/  6  a— 12/  6  a— 15/ 
7/— 19/  6c— 22/  66—26/  6^—29/  5a— 7« 
6  e— 11  m  8  6—14  m  12  6—18  m  6/— 21«  8f 
—26  m  8  c 

Reade  (Charles),  Defence,  8/  7c 

Reduction  of  Royal  Marine  Force,  4  m  9/ 

Regimental  Circular  to  Offioers,  18/  9/ 

Resenre  Forces,  Anny  Estiniates,  29/  11  <? 


March  31, 18G8.]    palheu's  cndex  to  **  the  Tnixs  *'  xewspapeh. 


STez 


B'aral  and  MiUtuy  ZateUlceaM  (eoiittmitfd). 
Retirement  from  Non-Purehase  Corps,  25  /  8  / 

Betirement  of  Mr.  Seamp,  8j  7/ 

Bojal  Engineen  and  Royal  Ariilleiy  on  Re- 

timnent,  4m  6  d^7  m  5/— 11  m  12  e 

Royal  HoTBe  Artilleiy  and  the  life  Guards  <» 

Preoedenee,  18  m  12/ 

Royal  BfliUtary€oilege,Saoces8ful  Candidates, 

Ij  I0e—2ij  10c 

Sandharst  Military  College,  Great  Fire  at, 

23i  9  € 

Sir  J,  Borgoyne  the  New  Field  Marshal,  8  j 

7d— 9j  9/— lOj  4/ 

Small  Pox  in  Woolwich  Garrison,  17  J  7  d 

Temporary  Rank  made  Permanent,  22  j  4  e 

Trial  ofMajorPaUiser's  Rifled  Gon,  10  »)^  12  « 

Minotaur,  19  m  12  e--28m  5  b 

Sheffield  Armour  Plates,  16  m  9  €2 

the  Engines  for  the  Lapwing,  23  m  5  & 

the  Ironclads,  12  m  9  e 

Naral  Estimates,  Postponement  of,  26  m  9  a 
Neate  (Charles)  on '  the  Oxford  Professorship  of 
Political  Economy,  25  J  12e^^j  6/ 

(Mr.)  Address  to  his  Constituents,  2  j  7  0 

Needlewomen's  Institution,  4j  11  <2— 11 J  11  a 

— 18i  12 d 
Kegro  Barbarities  in  Hayti,  9  j  10  e 
Nelson  (Gen.),  Testimonial  to  for  his  Gondaet  in 

Jamaica,  22  j  7  a 

(Messrs^  on  Stamping  Wrappers,  7  j  12  d 

Netherlands  Elections,  24j  7  e—^lj  9  c 
>  Legation,  Removal  of,  28  m  9/ 

Opening  of  the  Session  of  the  States  General, 

26/ 9  c 
Neutrality  Laws  Commissioners,  18/9/— 5  m  11  a 

— 12m  7a^l9m  12a->26m  9a 
Newgate,  Proposed  Enlargement  of,  1  f  9  & 
New  Granada  Debt,  24 J  4  a«-28i  5a—27/  6  a 

— 3  m  6  a— 30  m  7  6—31  m  11  6 
New  Law  Courts,  Ij  lib 

Markets  in  Berlin,  1/  12  a 

Peers,  Account  of,  17  m  12/— 18  m  9  a 

Sect:  the  Germanites,  22 j  8/ 

ITETW  BOUTH  "WALES: — 

Arrival  of  Lord  Belmore  at  Sydney,  21  m  12-& 

Arrival  of  Prince  Alfred,  24  m  6  a 

Entertainments  for  the  Duke  of  Edinburgh, 

24m  5a 

Exchange  of  Governors,  24  m  5  a 

Expected  Arrival  of  the  Duke  of  Edinburgh, 

28j  10c— 3m  Id 

Gold  Returns,  24  m  5  ft 

Loan,  3  J  5a-Sj  6  a 

Loan  and  Mercantile  Agency  Company,  21  j 

7a 

Mineral  Deposits,  31  j  .7  cZ 

Miscellaneous  News,  28  j  10  « — 3  m  7d 

Monetary  Market,  24  m  5  ft 

Proceedings  in  the  Assembly,  24  m  5  a 

Salmon  Ovafor,  Qj  10/— 9  j  10/— ISJ  10/ 

Sketch  of  Sir  John  Toung's  Rule,  13/  10  d 

Statistics  of,  23;  10/ 

Trust  and  Loan  Company,  17i  4  a 

Newport  Market  Home  Fund,  2/5  «— lOJ  9e— 

18i  12(2 
Reftiga  Fond,  7j  7  e^lTj  6  e— 26  m  12  f 


Newspaper  Press,  Statistics  of,  24/  9  e 
Newspapers,  Return  of  Stamps  for  the  Year,  26/ 

ll4J 

New  Zealand,  Arrival  of  Song  Birds  in,  3 J  8  d 
NIBXT     07    KIN»    MIBBOrO   FHIENDS, 
ETQ.,  "WANTIGD :— 

Airey,  Capt.  Thomas,  10  m  1ft— 17  m  1  ft 

Ashford,  Henry,  27  m  1  ft 

Austin,  George  and  Edwin,  16j  1  ft 

Ball,  Ellen  Margaret,  9  m  1  ft 

Balme,  John,  23;  1  ft— 30  j  1  ft 

Barbone,  Angelina  Susannah,  24;  1  ft 

Baron,  — ,  21;  1ft 

Bateman,  Thos.  Mayer,  10;  1  ft 

-  Beresford,  John  Claudias,  21;  1  ft 
—^  Berkeley,  Sir  Thomas,  26/  1  ft 

Best,  Thomas  Gunning,  21;  1  ft 

Bewicks,  Calverley,  21;  1  ft 

Bird, —,25m  1ft 

Birkinshaw,  Richard,  8  f  1  ft 

BitUestone,  John,  21;  1  ft 

Blenkin,  — ,  18/  1  a— 4  m  1  ft 

BodcU,  Betty  Myddleton,  21;  1ft 

-«-~  Bradley,  Joseph,  21;  1  ft 

-  Brereton,  Margaret,  25  m  1  ft 

Bretland,  Phoebe,  29;  1  ft 

Broadhurst,  Eliza,  7;  6ft^21;  1ft 

Bromley,  Hon.  Esther,  29;  1  ft 

Brown,  EUza  Ellen,  29;  1  ft— 6/  1  ft 

Browne,  Edward,  31;  la 

Bruce,  Rev.  Stanhope,  29;  1  ft 

Burchell,  Elizabeth,  16;  1  ft 

-^ —  Burchett,  John,  27;  1  ft 

— -  Bush,  George  and  Joseph,  21  jf  1  ft 

Bym,  James  and  Lucy,  7;  1  ft 

Campbell,  Agnes,  29;  1  ft 

Patrick  Ayr,  21;  1  ft 

-  Candler,  Capt.  Geo.  Christopb,  or  Kandler, 
15;  1  ft 

Clinton,  James,  3;  1  ft 

Collins,  Rev.  Henry,  11;  1ft— 29;  16 

Comey  or  Comey,  J.  W.,  7  m  1  ft 

Cooke,  Alfred  Caldwell,  6;  1  ft 

Creak,  Mary,  18  m  1  ft 

Crompton,  — ,  21;  1  ft  , 

Croome,  Mrs.,  7m  1ft 

Crosby,  Mrs.,  7  m  1  ft 

Dalling,  Louisa,  29;  1  ft 

Dennison,  Marie  Barbe,  24;  1ft 

Dickinson,  William,  29;  1  ft 

Dobbing,  Anthony,  21  m  1  ft 

Douglas,  Sarah,  26  m  1  ft 

•*—  Drummond,  Robert,  14;  1ft 

Dudley,  Thomas,  21;  1  ft 

Duffield,  Francis,  23;  1  ft— 30;  1  ft 

Dunlop,  James,  29;  1ft 

Durham,  Nathan,  20;  1 6—27;  1  ft 

Sir  Philip  Charles,  21;  1ft 

Edgerton,  Maria,  12  m  1  ft 

Eedes,  Robert,  21;  1ft 

Etherington,  Richard,  27/  1  ft 

William,  27/ 1ft 

Ewin,  Robert  Cedl,  20 m  1 6— :i  m  1  ft 

Fegan,  John  Festos,  25/  1 6 

Felstead,  John,  2i  1  ft 

.  FeiuuU,  Gdozge,  27i  1 6 

185 


N«x 


CAI.HEB'8  IITDEZ  to  "  THIS  TIMX8  "  nWSPAPXB. 


[Jan.  1  to 


Next  of  Ktn,  etc.  Wanted  {continued}. 

Nejct  of  Kl2i»  eta,  ^mmtM  {coHHmted). 

Pennell,  J.  H.,  Besearches  respecting  Next 

Makins,  H.,  26/  1 6 

of  Kin,  etc.,  published  occasionally ^  2j  1  b 
Fiflher,  Thomas,  29i  16 

Mare,  Francis  Anthony,  27  j  1 6 

Martin,  Robert,  16^  1 6 

Fortescae,  John  Faithfiil,  29  ;  16 

Mathew,  Job,  IQj  16 

Fowke,  Peter,  Ij  16—3/  1  6 

Mathews.  Joseph  Henry,  21  m  1 6 

Freer,  Thomas  Crawford,  6/16 

McDonaU,  John.  27  j  16 

French,  Thomas  James,  27  m  1 6 

MeNamara,  — ,  17  m  16 

Friednor,  F.,  26/  1 6 

Meyer,  Nathan,  27;  16 

Frome,  Francis,  29  j  1  6 

Mitchell,  James,  29j  1 6 

Ginder,  Eliza  Harriet,  1/16 

W.  L.,24/16 

Goodson,  John,  16  J  16 

Moreham,  John,  16;-  1 6 

Gooth,  William,  4^  1  6 

Morriss,  Mary,  18 j  16 

Gray,  Thomas,  29 J  1  6 

MuiroU,  Johane,  16;  1  6 

Green,  Margaret,  26  m  16 

Myen,  John  Powell  Matthew,  dim  1  6 

Thnrnftfi  liV-eAfi    9(i4  1  h 

Niven,  Sarah,  21;  1  6—28;  1 6 

Norton,  18/  1  a^-4m  1  6 

Greenaway,— ,  21i  16 

Griffiths,  Richard,  29  j  1  6 

Oswald,  Alexander,  27;  1  6 

Gritton,  Henry,  10  wi  1 6 

Qyens,  Jamea,  7;  1 6—21;  1  6 

Grubb,      ,  27  j  1 6 

Parker,  Arthur,  2/16 

Hadfield,  George,  7to  16 

Parrett.W.,  7  m  16 

Halfhide,  George,  29i  16 

Payne,  William,  27;  16 

Haly,  Robert,  16i  1 6 

Pearoe,  James  Witt,  30;  1 6 

Harbome,  Edward,  11  m  1 6 

Pendleton,  W.  E.,  80;  1 6 

Harris,  Edward,  5  ni  1 6 

Perkins,  Maiy  Ann  Isabella,  26  m  1  6 

Harris,  Edward,  8  j  16 

Pocklington,  Sir  Roger,  27;  1  6 

Harrison,  Margaret,  12  m  I6~>18m  16 — 

Pocock,  Mrs.,  26/  1  6 

—26m  16 

Pope,  Elizabeth,  6  m  1  6 

Hawkins,  Richard,  21  j  1 6 

Quayle,  George,  27;  1 6 

HeUn,P..21j  16 

Ranee,  Sarah,  14m  16 

Henderson,  William,  17  m  1 6 

RandaU,  William,  27;  1 6 

Heycock,  Rev.  Charles,  13 J  1 6 

Rathbone,  Edward  John,  21m  16— 28»  16 

•a — ««    ia--  1  >. 

Reeve,  Elizabeth  Frances,  16;  1 6 

—  Rice,— .27;  16 

Hickmott,  WilUam  Ruftis,  4/16 

Hill,  John  Dayid,  21  j  1  6 

Riley,  Stephen,  19/  1 «— 26/  1 6 

HoUand,  John,  21  j  1 6 

Robertson,  Sophia  Geraldine,  27/  1 6 

Holmes,  Robert  Alexander,  24  m  16— 34^  16 

Robinson,  Mrs.  Heaton  Bowstead,  21;  16 

Hope,  Mrs.,  26/  1  6 

Ronaldson,  William,  14;  1  6 

■  Hotchkiss,  Thomas,  27  j  16 

Sawkell,  John,  17/16 

Howorth,  Edward,  26/  1 6 

Shaw,  Mary,  18m  16 

Hunt,  Isabella,  16  j  1  6 

Sherman,  Isabella,  16;  1 6 

Hutt,  George  Edward,  16m  16 

Sherratt,  Charles..  16;  16 

IlHdge,-.l/16 

Skinner,  Mary,  19/ la 

;  Jackson,  William,  1/16 

James,  James,  22 j  lb 

Willinm    97  i   Ih 

Smith,  M.  C,  26/  1 6 

Jaspee,  H.  de,  26/  16 

Jeminghams  of  Norfolk,  24/  1  6 

Mirthiifil  Tn^in    \  f  1  h 

'—  William  Easdown,  28/  la 

Jobson,  Joseph,  10 j  1 6 

Snow,  Mrs.,  26/  1 6 

Johnstone,  Helen,  21  j  1 6 

StaweU,  Eustace,  27;  1  6 

Jones,  Henry,  12/  1 6—19/  1  a 

Stephens,  Rev.  Thomas,  27;  1 6 

Kearney,  Ellen.  11  j  1  6 

Stephenson,  Robert,  80;  1  6 

Eeene,  James,  26  m  1  6 

SuUivan.  Sir  Benjamin,  29;  1ft 

Kennaway,  Sir  John,  21^  1 6 

Swallow,  Rev.  W.  H.,  20/  1 6 

Kennedy,  Emily  Jane,  22/  1  6 

Tennant,  Maj.  James,  6/16 

Ker,  D.  8.,  26/  1  6 

Thomas,  Mary,  1/16 

Kirwan,  Henry,  6m  16— 9m  16— 11m  16 

Thompson,  Dr.  William,  4;  1 6 

Kuhn,  Widow  Mazoni,  16  J  1 6 

LawBon,  George  Arthur,  26  m  1 6 

Tntin  TVirtmniT  9  'i   1  ?» 

Thomson,  Dr.  William,  11;  1 6 

Lee,  Thomas,  28  m  1 6 

Thordd,  Sir  John,  27;  1  b 

Leeson,  Edward,  24m  16 

Tumley,  Francis,  29;  1 6 

Leyerson,  Montague,  21  j  lb 

—  Vandenbergh,  Joseph,  13/  1 6 

Litchfield,  Christopher,  24/  1& 

Walcot,  Lieut.  Wm.  Henry,  4^  1 6 

Lloyd,  Thomas,  12m  16 

Wanhep,  — ,  13  m  16 

Loyett,  Samuel  Robert,  20i  1  6 

Watkins,  Thomas,  30;  16—1/  1  b 

Lynch,  George  Lawler,  21  j  1  6 

Watts,  Ann,  27;  16 

Maciejowskl,  Btaalsiaaff,  80m  1  fr 

186 

W.0.,26/16 

March  81, 1868.]    pixhsb's  t(n>sx  to  "the  timss"  newspapeb. 


Ozf 


Koxt  of  Kin,  etc.,  Wanted  (continued),  • 

Wefiterby,  Dinah,  10/  1  b 

Wheeler,  John  George,  4/  1 6—6/  1  b 

White,  Williain,  19/  la  / 

Wilbery,  Mary  Ann,  4/16 

Willson,  George,  21  j  1  6— 28j  16 

Wrangham,  Anthony,  27  J  1 6 

Niagara  Falls,  Symptoms  of  Deeay,  80  j  9  d* 
Nicaragua,  New  Volcano  in,  14  j  10  <i 

Nicholls  (Biehard),  his  Melancholy  Death,  80^'  6/ 
Niool  (Dr.  J.)  on  the  Salubrity  of  Cannes,  lij 

10  c 
Nitro-Glyoerine    and    Greek    Fire,*  GoTemment 

Directions,  30  j  9  d 
Bell  (J.  L.)  on,  2^  6d 

Hills  r.  Webb,  1  j  6/ 

Noble  Daring  of  a  life^boat  Man,  28/  6d 
Nonagenarians  and  Octogenarians,  8/  4  d 
North  British  ^  Mercantile  Insurance  Company, 

14  m  10c 
North  British  Australasian  Company,  4j  7a 
Korth  German  Lloyd's,  80/  7  a— 81/  4/ 
North  Germany  on  the  Persecution  of  the  Jews 

inTurk^,  17  m  12  a 
Opening  of  the  Beichstag,  and  Boyal  Speech, 

26m  10« 
Northumbrians,  LongeTity  of,  12/  6/ 
Norton  p.  L.)  on  Wells  for  Abyssinia,  25/  5/ 
Norwegian  Kitchen,  17/  9/ 
Norwich  Union  Fire  Ccnnpany,  22/  6  a 
Not  like  Peace,  21/  12e 
Notable  Convert.  23/  11  c— 26/  9  a 
Notting  Hill,  Brutal  Street  Outrage  and  Bobbery, 

12/  10/ 
Nottingluun  Chamber  of  Commerce,  19  m  12  d 
NoTa  Scotia  Goldfields,  Uj  9e 
Nugent  (C,  of  H.  M.  Theatre)  not  the  Nugent^  in 

Page  V.  Nugent,  11/  9  e 
Nuisances,  Directions  how  to  remoYe,  14/  10c— 

17/  11/ 
Nnrses    for  the  Sick — Death  of  Miss  Agnes  E. 

Jones,  Miss  Nightingale's  ABsistant,  8  m  9  e 


Oakeley  (F.),  Appeal  for  Islington  Catholic  Poor, 

3/  10c 
(HkB  Collierf,  Clearing  of,  21  j  9/~-2  m  5/ 

Disposal  of  Mansion  House  Fund,  14  J  6<2 

Ocean  Marine  Insurance  Company,  3  j  5  a— 22/  6  a 
0'ConneU*8  (Dan.)  Aide-de-camp,  a  French  Story, 

29/  10a 
Oeiogenttrian  Christmas  Treat,  4J  9  e 
Odenheimer  (Bp.)  and  the  Pan- Anglican  Synod,  7j 

9c 
O'Donoghue  (The),  Bemarks  on  his  Speech,  16  m 

7d 
OfBciAl  Appointments,  1/  7d — 1/  9/-— 4j  6  a — 
4/  10/-^/  4  a— llj  6a— 11/  12/— 18j  10/ 
—14/  9/— 16j  7a--18/  6  a— 20j  8«-25/  6e 
—26/  9d— 29j  6  a— 1/  10/— 8/  9  6—6/  9  c 
—7/ 9a— 8/  66—8/  9/— 8/ lid— 12/  6a 
—13/  11/— 16/  11a— 19/  6c— 22/  6  6— 22/ 
9/-_26/  7  <i— 26 /  6  6—27/  7  <— 29/  6  a— 29/ 
9  c— 29/  9/— 4m  6  a— 4 m  9  a— 7  m  6  «— 7  m 
7«— 11m  86— 12m  9a— 13m  Ua— 14m 
12  6—14  m  9/— 14  m  10  6—18  m  6/— 18  wi  12  c 


—20m  9d— 21m   6i^-28m  9a— 26m    8c 
—28  m  6  6—28  m  12  6 
Official  Liquidators,  Costs  allowed,  20  m  126 

Duties,  7j  6  a 

Vacancies,  7 m  7 e — 14m  10 6 — 21  m  Bd 

Oke  (G.  C.)  on  the  Mansion  House  Committals, 

24j  8  d 
Old  Basfiord,  dastardly  Outrage  at,  26^  9  c 
Old  Letters,  Post  Office  BegiiSation,  6  m  10/ 
Olipbant  ( — ),  Address  to,  on  his  proposed  Betire- 

ment,  29/  9  c— 12  m  5e 
Omnibus  (London  General)  Company,  21/  7/ — 

4m  7  c 
Once  again,  29/  6/ 
Onslow  (F.  P.)   on  Bribery  at  Elections,    18  m 

12/ 

(Guildford)     on    the    Tichboume    Funeral 

Fracas,  24  m  6  « 

Ontario,  Agricultural  Statistics  of,  10/  7  c 

Ophthalmic  Hospital,  Gray's  Inn  Laue,  Fund,  7j 

.     7/— ISj  9  a 

Opossum  Prize  Money,  16  j  4  a 

Oppenheim  (H.)  on  Egyptian  Finance,  19  m  7  6 

Opportune  Enactment  in  the  New  Beform  Bill,  26/ 

96 
Oranmore  &  Browne  on  Land  Tenure  in  Ireland, 

11/  12  d 
Orders  in  Council,  16/  7  e 
Ordinations,  9  m  11a — 10  m  7  c — 16  m  9/ 
Ordnance  Select  Committee,  26/  6  (f 
O'Reilly  (Myles),  on  the  French  Protestants,  9/ 

12  a 
Orkney,  great  Galds  in,  16/  6/ 
Orphan  Boy,  a  strange  Story,  5  m  126 

Working  School,  10 j  9  c 

Orsman's  (Mr.)  Mission,  10/  9c 

Osbom  (Sherard)  on  Japanese  Polities,  29/  6  c 

Oswestry,  Clever  Escape  of  a  Thief  at,  27/  9/ 

Our  Fenian  Brothers,  7j  10/ 

Outlawry— Brookbank  (Charles),  6/  lie 

Outrage  in  a  Wine  Merchant's  Office  at  Liverpool, 

26/3/ 
in  a  Co-operatiTe  Store  Warehouse  at  Old 

Baeford,  26/  9  c 
Overend,   Gurney  &  Co.,  21  j  7  a— 26j   7  6 — 4/ 

6  a— 20/  6  c— 21/  7  a— 26/  7  6— 2  m   7  a— 

Urn  10c 
Issue  of  Promissory  Notes  Sanctioned  by  th» 

Court  of  Chancery,  26  m  7  a 
— »*  Mr.  Oppenheim's  Case,  2  m  7  a 

Stock  Exchange  Case,  If  7  a 

Oyerloading  of  Vessels,  Bf  7c 

Owen's  College,  Manchester,  6  m  10  e — 9  m  12  a 
Owl's-Ught,  27/   9/— 6  m  9  6— 12m    6/— 19  m 

106 
Oxford  and  Cambridge  Tests,  New  Bill,  6  m  7  s 

Election  of  Poor-Law  Qtiaidians,  26m  6c 

Floods  at,  24 j  8  e 

Music  Hall,  Destmctioa  of,  by  Fire,  12/ 

12  c 

OXFOBD  TTNIVEBSITY :— 

Amendment  of  the  Taylorian  Professorship 

Statute,  13  m  12  e 

-  Appointment  of  the  Bev.  B.  Mitchell  to  the 
Prinoipalship  of  Magd.  Hall,  1/9/ 

Ashmoleiui  Society  Meeting,  16/  9  e 

s  187 


Qrf 


palmxb'8  nn>xx  to  "thjc  tiksb"  hswspapxb. 


[Jan.  1  to 


OxfSord  XXniversity  {eonHnued). 

Boat  Bacing,  see  Bpobtino 

Burrows  (^feasor),  the  Beporter'fl  Defenoe 

of  his  Report  of  his  Speech,  17  m  12/ 
-^—  Camden  (ProfBSSor's)  Lectures,  28j  6/ 
— ^  Creation    of    a   Praaleotorship   of  Ancient 

History,  11m  12  £ 

Debate  on,  11m  120 

Death  of  Dr.  Macbride,  26  j  9/ 

Funeral,  27  j  12/--81i  76 


—  Degrees  conferred,   16  j    9  fr-^14/ 
le^lQm  12e-20m9/ 

—  Election  at  Biasenose,  7  m  6  d 
at  Oriel,  7m  6d 

tor  Univenity  Coroner,  24/  5  e 


7/— 2 


—  Elections  to  Denyer  and  Johnson  Soholar- 
ships,  81m  9/ 

to  Vacancies,  24/  6 « 

to  Vacant  Scholarships,    24/  5e— 24m 


27  J 


9/ 
Errata  in  the  Oiford  List  of  Ber.  C.  0. 

Wamby,  21  m  12  e 
Fellowship    Eleotionf    in    Brasenose, 

12/ 
Grant  for  the  Purchase  of  Old  MSS.,  26 J 

9/ 

towards   Rebuilding  the  Southern  States 

Uniyersity,  8/  12  a— 14/  76 

of  Books  to,  14/  7/ 

Ireland's  Foundations,  25/  3  / 

Laying  the  First  Stone  of  Eeble  College^ 

80m  9e 

Lectures  of  Mr.  Stubbs,  16^  9  6 

List  of  Examiners,  ISm  12  « 

Local  Examination  Exhibitions,  19/9/ 

When  to  be  held,  3  m  4/ 

— ^«  Mayo  (Dr.),  Resignation  of  Coronership,  6  f 
10  d 

Meetings  for  Unifersity  Extension,  8/  12  a 

— ^—  Memorial  to  the  Archbishop  of  Canterboiy, 
8m  4e— 9m  9a— 12m  6/ 

WooUcombe  (E.  C.)  on,  4  m  6e 

--*-  Miscellaneous  Intelligence,  1^'  9/— 18j  9  6 
— 27j  12/—28J  7«— 29j6/— 1/9/— 6/lOd 
—7/  12  c— 8/  12  0—10/  12  6—12/  6/— 13/ 
9<— 14/  7/— 17/  9/— 18/  3  it— 20/  12  d— 
24/  6  €—26/  9/— 29/  10c— 6m  9c— 6m  7/ 
—10  m  9  6—18  m  12  «— 14  m  12  e— 17  m  12/ 
—20m  9/— 21m  12  6— 25m  12d— »0m  5d 

Neate  (C),  on  the  Profassorship  of  Political 

Economy,  25  j  12  c— 29  j  6/ 

New  College  Exhibitions,  Elected  List,  81  m 

New  Statutes,  11  m  12  e 

Pembroke  College  Scholarship  Examination, 

7m  6d 
— *  Political  Economy  Professorahip,  Election, 

7/ 12  c 

—  Price  (Bonamy)  on  the  Professorship  of 
Political  Economy,  27  j  12/— 29;  6/— 80j  9e 

Prize  Essay  on  International  Law — Subjeoti 

8m  4e 

—  Proctors  for  the  New  Year,  7  m  6  d 

—  Public  Examiners  and  Moderators,  12  m  9/ 
Readership  of  Ancient  History,  Statute  to 

£BtabUsh,8m4tf 
188 


Oxford  U&iTendty  {eontinued), 

Rowden  and  Rogers,  a  Note,  14/  7  e 

Bumsey  (James),  Reinstating  of,  29 j  5/ 

Scholarship  Elections,  27  j  12/ 

Sparks  (E.  J.),  Elected  >  Badclifii  TzaTeUiDg 

Fellow,  24/5  « 

Stick  at  Oxford,  14/  7e 

*6ilbsoription  to  the  Articles  Abo3lsfa«d.  28 j 

6/ 

-  Taylor  Institution,  New  Statnto,6m  7/ 
Theological  Examinations,  Passed  List,  81 » 

9/ 
Ox's  Head,  Inordinate  ValuatioB  of,  7 J  9  e 

P. 
Paget  (Robert)  and  tbe  •'Monster  Oiaviag,"  1/ 

10/ 
on  the  Olerke&well  Belief  Fond,  10  j  9e^ 

16m  5/ 
Pakiagton  (Sir  J.  S.)  on  Edooatlon  and  Fenianism, 

7j  12  c 

09  Army  Promotion,  19/  12  d 

Palestine  Exploration    Society,  Aeooimi   of  the 

Institution,  22i  4/ 
Grove  (George)  on  Lieut  Waxren*i  Acooont, 

18^  7/— 8  m  8/ 

GroTe's  Lecture  on,  18/  3/ 

Subscriptions,  17/  6dr^m  8/ 

Panizii  (A.)  on  the  British  Maseom,  80  «  6  b 

(Mr.).  Health  of,  20  j  76 

Pantaloon  Priae  Money  DistnbatiQn,  4  m  6  a 
Panther  Fight,  6  m  7  c 

Papal  Army,  Recruits  for,  20  j  10  d 

Paper  Costume  Ball,  28  j  12  « 

Paraguay,  Account  of  the  War  in,  12  m  10  a 

Parental  Negleot,  a  Sad  and  Fatal  Case,  U/  8  d 

Paris  (Count  of),  on  the  State  of  Qennany,  6/  10a 

>LeadiDg  Article  on,  6/  9  a 

-  Excursion  Committee,  Soiree,  7j  5/ 
Park  Lane  New  Roadway,  9j  10  e 

Parks  of  London,  Receipts  of,  16  m  7  a 

AbyssinU,  19/  6/— 21/  6  a— 17  m  5  d 

Cost  of  the  Expedition,  21/  6a— 21/  66 

Letters  from,  22/  6  ar--6  m  4  c 

Staff  Appointments,  10m  6d 


Accidents  in  Coal  Mines,  19/  6  e 

Admiralty  Moneys  and  Accounts,  19/  7  a— 

6m  4c — 10m  70 

Agencies  in  the  Foreign  Office,  21/  6  a 

»—  Agricultural  Labourers  in  Scotland^  II  m  5  < 

il2a6ama  Claims,  14/  4  a— 7  m  66— 28»  6d 

Alexander  Scott^s  Hospital  Estate  Bill,  17  m 

6e 

Algoa  Bay,  Reported  Ferer  at,  21/  6  fr 

Allegiance  of  British  Sulyects  Abzoadl,  17 m  54 

American  Mail  Contracts,  17  m  5  e 

— »  Annual  Statistical  Abstracts,  21m  6  e 

Annuity  Tax,  Edinburgh,  18/  4  6 

Appeals  in  Chancery,  25/  4  a 

—  Appropriation  Act  in  Victoria,  6  m  4  a 

Army.  Clothing  Contracts,  21/  66^^20m  7< 

Daily  Payment  in,  27  m  6e 

Estimates,  21/  66—11  m  5  e^Slm  6^- 

24  m  6«— 27  m  6/ 
For  India  and  the  Odonies,  7  m  7*— ^» 

7« 


March  81, 1868.]    rAiiUxs's  ikbxx  to  "  thz  mas  "  mewsPAfm. 


Par 


Parliam«nt  {continued). 

Annj  PorehABO  System,  14/  4  a 

Betirements  from,  Inqvirj,  10  m  6ft 


7e 


Art  Catalogue,  10m  6c 

Arrangements,  of  the  HotiM,  20/  7  a — ^7  m 

ArtiBana*  and  Labourers'  Dwellings  Bill,  12  m 


Assessed  Taxes,  21iii  8  6 

Australian  Maik,  21  m  6  e 

Baby  Fanning,  18  m  6/ 

Banda  and  EJ^ee  Prize  Money,  22/  6  h 

Bank  Holidays  Bill,  20/  6  a 

^-—  Bankraptcy  Amendment   Bill,  24  m    6d — 
27m  6/ 

Bankruptcy  Bill,  21/  6  a— lOm  6  a— 24  m 

6c 

Baeuto  Country,  21  m  6  e 

Bethnal  Oreen  Worithonse,  18  m  6  ft 

Bombay  Bank,  17  m  5  d-~26  m  7  e 

GoTemment  and  the  New  Bank  of  Bombay, 

21/ 6  a 

Bosphonu  Sanitary  Begnlations,  18  m  6  d 

Boundary  Question,   10  m   6  c — 12  m  6  a — 

21m  6&~25m  6/— 25m  8a 

Brazilian  War,  28m  6c 

Breech-loading  Rifles,  10  m  6  d 

Bridge  of  Dunkeld,  19/  6/ 

-  British  Mnseum,  14/  4a—28m  6/ 

Begiments  in  New  Zealand,  21  m  6  d 

Rule  in  India,  15/  6  fr— 21/  6  a 

Sabjects  Abroad,  19/  6  e 

Burlington  House,  13  m  6a — dim  5c 

Burntisland  and  Ghranton  Feny,  22/  6  a 

Business  for  the  Night,  27  m  6c 

Cab  Fares,  12  m  6  a 

Capital  Punishment  within  Prisons,  6  m  4/ 

Dirision  List  on,  Im  If 

without  Prisons,  21/  6  ft 


— -  Catholic  University  in  Ireland,  12  m  6  a — 
1dm  6a— 20m  6d 

Cattle  Plague,  10  m  ^dr-Wm  6  c 

Cavalry  Enlistment,  18  m  6a 

-  Cave  (Mr.),  Personal  Explination,  28m  65 

Ceylon,  15/  6  a— 21  mid 

-  Changes  in  the  Legislature  during  the  Year, 
\j  7e 

-  Charitable  Trusts,  Seleot  Committee  for,  14/ 
4a 

— «  Chatham  Fortifications,  10m  6c 

Chinese  Ambassador,  15/  6a 

Embassy,  10  m  6  d 

--»  Church  in  Ireland,  11  m  5  <2 

Rates  Regulation  Bill,  12  m  6  a 


—  Civil  Service  Estimates,  11  m  5  c 

—  Clerkenwell  Prison  Attack,  10  m  6  5 

—  Coal  Mines,  20/ 6  a 

—  Colliery  Accidents,  15/  6  a 

—  Composition  for  Rates,  19/  6  c 

—  Compound  Householder,  15  ^  6  5 — 18/  4  b 
—  19/6/— 14m  5a— 20m  6d 

—  Compulsory  Church  Rates  Abolition  Bill, 
20/6c— 12  m  6  c— 18  m  7  5— 21m  6d— 21m 
8  5-^24mec— 24m8c  25m  85--27m  6a— 
81m  6a 

—  Members  Psired  on,  96m  6d 


Parliament  {continued), 

Compulsory  Pilotage,  28m  6 d 

Consecration  of  Churchyards  Bill,  18/  4  h 

Consolid&ted   Account,    Charges    on,    10  m 

6c 
Fund  Bill,  20m  7«— 21m  8^— 24m  85 

—26m   6c— 27m  6a^27m  8c— 28m  6a— 

28m  8d— 80m  6d 
Contagious  Diseases  Act,  18/  4C'^11  m  5c 

—14m  5a— 18m  6d— 18m  7a^20m  6c 
Cooking  Apparatus  for  the  Army,  24  m  6  c— 

27m  6d— dim  5c 
County  Courts,  Admiralty  Jurisdietion  Bill, 

19/  7/— Um  86— 18  m  7  a 
^—  Expenditure,  7  m  7  c 

Financial  Board,  18/4  b — 7  m  7  c 

Franchise  in  Ireland,  25  m  6/ 

Court  of  Appeal  Chancery  Amendment  Bill, 

6m  4b— 11m  5c2— 13m  5c— 21m  85 

of  Justiciary,  Scotland,  25/  5  d 

■  of  Referees,  Appointment  of,  23  m  9/ 
Coventry  Election  Petition,  Select  Committee 

to  try,  12  m  6  c 
Proceedings   on,  18  m  12(2— 16  m   7  c — 

17  m  5c— 21m  66 

Daunts  Rock,  Inquiry,  14/  4  a— 18/  4  6 

Deductions   Allowed   by   Parochial   Board, 

Scotland,  28m  5 d 

Dinner  to  Rev.  Mr.  Lavelle,  18  m  5/ 

Distinguished  Berrice  Msjors,  15/  66—18/ 

4  c— 19/12  d 
Divorces  and  Matrimonial  Causes  Couri,  7  m 

7c 

Dockyard  Committee,  14  m  6  d 

East  India  Canal  Company,  21/  6  6 

Civil  Serrice,  20/  6  a 

East  London  Museum  Site  Bill,  18/  4  a— 

21/6a— 26/6a— 29/5« 

Easter  Vacation,  20m  6 d 

— ^  Eastern  Msil  Serrices,  27  m  6  d 

Ecclesiastical,  Buildings  and  Glebes,  BeotlAnd 

10m  7c 

Changes  in  the  West  Indies,  19/  6  c 

Commission,  10  m  6  a 

Commissioners'  Orders  in  Council   Bill, 


13m  5c— 14m  66— 17m  5c— 21m  6i— 27m 
8c 

Titles  Bill,  21/  6  6-^17  m  5  c— 18m  6a 

—19m  7a— 27m  6a— 81m  5c 

Education,  Elementary,  Bill,  18  m  6  e 

of  the  People,  15/  6  6 

Scotland,  14  m  6c 

Educational  Statistics,  15/  6  a 

Egypt  and  Abyssinia,  22/  6  a 

Election  Petitions  Bill,  14/  46— 6  m  5  6- 

17m  8d 
Elections,  Corrupt  Practices  at,  21m  66— 

27m  7d— 31m  6d 
Electric  Telegraphs,  Government  Purchase  of, 

18/ 4  c 

Elms  on  Richmond  Green,  10  m  64 

Enclosure  Bill,  27  m  8  c 

— —  of  Commons  in  Scotland,  18/  4  c 

English  Porcelain  at  Bow,  20m  6c 

Extradition    Treaties,    20  m    8  0^28  m 

8d 

82  180 


Par 


FjLLVSB*8  index  TO  "  THE  TIMES "  KEW8PAPBB. 


[Jan.  1  to 


Farliament  (continued). 

Forliament  (continued). 

Fairs,  Ireland,  6 m  6 «— 13 m  8 c— 18 m  7a 

Kit  Carson  and  Bazaar,  6  m  4  d— 18  m  l«e 

—20m  7<J— 27m  6o— 28m  6a 

Labourers  from  the  South  Sea  Islands,  14  m 

False  Weif^hts  and  Measures,  31  m  6  € 

6c 

Famham  Union  Inquiry,  14  m  6  a 

Lambeth  Workhouse,  New  Matter,  2lm  Sb 

Fees,  Ireland,  Bill,  10  m  6  d 

Land  Tenure  in  Ireland,  14/  4  a — 18/  4  a 

Financial  Statement,  20m  6d 

—19/  7/— 26/  4  a 

Fines  and  Fees  (Ireland)  Bill,  19/  7/ 

Land  Writs  Registration  (Scotland)  Bill,  24  m 

Fira Protection,  17  m  6« 

86— 24m  8c— 31m  8c 

Flogging  Division  List,  28m  5  c 

Law  of  Expatriation,  21  m  6  d 

i^  iV.»  k^.^^    nn  .^   a  x. 

of  Hypothec,  7m  6  a 

Lea  River  Conservancy  Bill,  12m  6  e 

Fortifications,    20  m    7  6— 26  m     6/— 27  m 

6e 

Leading  Article  on  the  InoonTenienoeB  of  the 

Frampton  Mansel  Marriage  Bill,  31m  8e 

Houses,  18/  7a    « 

Gibraltar  Shield,  13  m  6  a 

— —  Leases  in  Ireland,  13  m  6  a 

Gold  Currency  for  India,  6  m  4  c 

Legislation  for  Ireland,  Lord  Arthur  Clinton's 

Good  Shooting  Pay,  81  m  6  d 

Notice,  16/  6/ 

Grand  Juries  Presentments  (Ireland),  24  m 

Legitimacy  Declaration  Bill,  27  m  6  a 

8c— 26m  6c 

Lewes  Water  Bill,  28  m  6d 

T....  rt^».  i>:ii    on  .^   a  ^      o^  .^  a  . 

Licences,  25  m  6/ 

Greenwich  Hospital,  19/  6  e 

Life  Policies  Nomination  Bill,  20/  6  c 

List  of  New  Members  rinee  the  DiMolation, 

Habeas  Corpus  Suspension  Act  Continuance 

Bill   (Ireland),    15/  7  c     18/   4  d     19/  8a— 

10/  12  c— 28  m  7  a 

20/  7  a— 21/  6  o— 25/  4  c-28/  6  6—29/  6  c 

LizzU  Nina  Case,  10m  6c 

—20  m  7  c 

Local  Government    Acts,    27 «   6^— Sim 

Harbour  and  Coast  Defences,  Inquiry,   18/ 

8c 

4a 

Taxation,  22/ 6  c 

Hostilities  on  the  River  Plate,  81  m  5  a 

London  Coal  and  Wine  Datias,  25/  5  6— 

India,  Systems  of  Government  in,  28  m  76 

6m  66— 25m  8a— 27m  8c 

Indian  Bonus  Committee,  27  m  6  e 

MaU  Contract  and  Mr.  Charohward,  22/  6a 

—25/ 6  a 

Malt  Tax,  11m  86 

■  •              jjuu^cif,  !.§  m  o  tt 

Financial  Statement,  21  m  6  d 

Committee  on,  17  m  8  d 

—25m  86-^lm  5c 

Proposal  for  Committee  on,  U/  4  a 

IncloBure  Bill,  24  m  8  c— 31  m  8  c 

Malta  Mails,  10  m  6d 

Industrial  Schools  Bill  (Ireland),  19/  7/— 

Marine  Mutiny  BiU,    24  m  8  c— 25  m  6/— 

26m  66 

26m  6  6— 31m  8c 

Inland  Revenue  Report,  16/  €  a 

Marriage  Law,  19/  6/ 

Interference  of  Peers  in  Elections,  18/  4  c — 

Mauritius,  Garrisoning  of,  21m    6e— 28  m 

21m  6c 

6d 

Investment  of  Trust  Funds  Act,  26  m  8  a 

Medical  Afiairs  of  the  Privy  CouneQ,   18  m 

Ireland,  State  of,  11m  6«— 13  m  6  6— 14to 

6d 

6d— 17m  6e 

Members  who  have  beeome  dergynoen,   30  J 

Irish  Church,  28  m  6  c— 31  m  6  « 

9c 

Commission,  13  m  6  a — 18  m  6  a 

MetricalSystem,  16/6a 

Harangues,  17m  6  d 

Metropolis  Gas  Bill,  6  m  6  c 

/i—  T>:il-    OK  ^  K-k 

■             Mr.  Gladstone's  Motion,  21m  6  c — ^24  m 

Appointment  of  Conmiittee,  10  m  6  6 

6d 

Subways,  21/  6  c— 10  m  7d 

Prison  Management,  29/  6  d 

TmTnwfLVfi   6  tn  4: 6 

Onrnfinn    *?**  f  f\  ^ 

Metropolitan  Board  of  Works,  21  m  6c 

•    ^UeBblUU,   Aa  J    O  A 

1^111* IwAVfl      9A   f    R    f 

1? : /x.*»i«  iLr..v^4  wn   \A  r  A  k 1 1  «■ 

Reform  Bill,  14/  4  6—16/  «a— 18/  46 

86 

—7m    7d— 18m   6d— 20m   6d— 20m    7<f— 

PoUce,22/6a 

20  m  8  a— 31  m  5  d 

Mexico,  20/  6  a— 22/  6  6 

Military  Education,  for  Committee  on,  14/ 

Irrigation  Works  in  India,  18/  4  c— 19/  6/ 

4a 

—25/  6  a-26/  6  a 

Prisoners,  24  ?»  6  c 

Johnston,  Case  of  Mr.,  31  m  6  <• 

Judges  and  Bribery  Bill,  16/  6  a 

"R/inrrvn  Pnnrl    lRf4r      eOfTrr 

Mortality  in  the  86th  Regiment,  24  m  6  c 

Judgment  Debtors'  Bill,  24  m  6  c 

Municipal  Corporations  in  the    Metropolis, 

Judgments  Extension  Bill,  6  m  5  6—19/  7/ 

28m  6c 

Judicial  Statistics  for  Scotland,  21/  6  a 

Murder  Law  Amendment  Bill,  21/  6  h 

Juries,  9/  7a 

Mutiny  Bill,  18  m  6c-26m  6  c— 27»  8  6— 

Juries  ••  ie  MedieUte  Lingua,''  13  m  5/ 

140 

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Parliament  {continued^. 

Kaval  <:!oiirt8  Martial*  10  m  6  d 

Navigation  of  the  Thames,  10  m  6  c 

Navy  Estimates,  24  m  6  d 

New  Administration,  6  m  4  a—6m  4d 

•  Chinese  Ambassador,  18/  4  c 

Courts  of  Jnstice,  16/66 

Members,    14/  4  a— 19/  6^-26/  6  a— 

26/6/— 6  m  4  6— 10m    6  6— 24m   6c— 28m 

6a 
Members  Returned,  11  j    6  a — 1/  6  6 — 

10/  12*— 22/  6  6— 22/  6  a— 26/  66— 7m  5e 

11  m  8  6— 26m    8c— 28m    6  6 
■  PnbUc  Offices,  26  m  6  d 

Sewer  Oatfalls,  28m  6  c 


New  Zealand  Defenoe  Corps,  20  m  6  c 

Notice  of  Motions,  13/   7/— 14/  4  a— 14/ 

6  6—17/  9/— 18/  6  €—19/  8d-20/  7  a— 21/ 
6/— 24/ 6c— 26/6 d— 29/6 d— 6m  9c--6m 
4c— 6m  6c— 7m  6a— 9m  7d—10m  66— 
10m  7«— 11m  12d— 12m  6c— 13m  66— 
16m  7a— 17m  8d— 18m  76— 19^ll  9/— 20m 
5/— 23  m  7  a— 24  m  8  c— 26  m  86— 26  m  ^d 
—27m  8c— 30m  6(2— 31m  8c 

Non-Traders'  Bankruptcy  Bill,  31m  6c 

Nomber  of  Statutes  passed  since  the  Union 

with  Ireland,  18/7  d 

Oaths  Commission,  16/  6  a — 18/  4  c 

Officers  of  the  Indian  Army,  21m  6d 

Oliver  Cromwell,  Statue  to,  13  m  6/ 

Order  of  the  Garter,  24m  6  c 

Orders  of  the  Day,  13/   7/— 14/  6  6—17/ 

9/— 18/  6c— 19/  8d— 20/  7  a— 21/  6/— 24/ 
6c— 26/  6d—6m  9c— 6m  6c— 9m  7 d— 10m 

7  c— Urn  12  d— 12m  6c— 13m  66— 16m  7  a 
— 17m  8<J— 18m  76— 19m  9/— 20m  6/— 
23m  lar-2^m  8c— 26m  86— 26m  6d— 27m 
8c— SOm  6d— 31m  8c 

Overloading  of  Passenger    Steamers,    28  m 

8d 

Oxford  and  Cambridge  Universities  Amend- 
ment Bill,  19/  7/— 21  m  6c 

Oyster  and  Mussel  Fisheries,  10  m  7  c — 17  m 

8d— 24m  86— 27m  8c 

Pairing-off  of  Mr.  Oliphant  till  the  Dissolu- 
tion, 26/  9  6 

Pamphlets,  21  m  6  c 

Paris  Exhibition,  28m  6  c 

Parliament  Square,  21m  6c 

V.  Advertisements  in  Sydney,  28 j  9  c 

Parliamentary  Boundaries  of  Lambeth,  27  m 

6i2 

Tribunal,    Londan,  Brighton,  and  South 

Eastern,  with  London,  Chatham  and  Dover  Bail- 
ways,  21m  10/ 

Phrty  Processions,  Ireland,  14  m  6  c— 21m 

6c 

Pauper  Idiots  and  Lunatics,  20m  6  c 

Perth  and  Brechin  Provisional  Orders*  Con- 
firmation Bill,  27  m  8  c— 31  m  8  c 

-  Petit  Juries,  Ireland,  20  m  7  c 

Petition  from  the  Universities  on  their  Secu* 

larization,  20  m  6  a 

-  Petitions,  14/  4  a— 16/  6o— 18/  4o— 18/ 
4  6—19/  6  a— 19/  66—20/  6  a— 21/  6  a— 
22/  6a- 26/  4a— 26/  4/— 26/  6/— 29/  be 


Parliament  {eoniinued). 
—6m  46— 7m  6a— 10m  6a— 10m  6  6— Um 
6d— 12m  6a— 13m  6c— 13m  6/— 14m  66— 
17m  6c— 18m  6a— 18m  6c— 19m  6a— 20m 
6  a— 20m  66— 21m  6c— 21m  6  6— 24m  6c— 
26  m  6d— 25  m  6/— 26  m  6  a— 27m  6o— 27m 
6c— 28m  6d— 28m  6a— 31m  6a— 31m  6c 

Peto  (Sir  Morton),  11m  6d— 28  m  6c 

Plymouth  Breakwater  Fort,  21/  6  6 

Police  Barracks  in  Ireland,  6  m  4  c 

Political  Prisoners  in  Ireland,  20  m  6  c 

Politics  in  Cambridge,  18  m  6  d 

Pollution  of  Bivers  Inquiry,  26/  6  a 

Poor  Law  Amendment,  14  m  6  a 

Poor  Bate  Assessment,  11  m  8  6 

Committee,  17  m  8  d 

Poor  Belief  BiUv 26m  6d— 31m  6  6 

Postal  Communication  with  Malta,  18/  4  c— 

29/ 6  d 

Subsidies,  21  m  7  c 

. Treaty  with  United  States,  21/  6  a 

Prison  Dietaries,  7  m  7  c 

Private  Bill  Legislation,  14/  4  a— 19/  6  c— 

13m  6  6— 18m  6  a— 26  m  6d 
Bills  Passed,  31  m  6  a 

Second  Reading,  26/  4/— 26/  6/— 29/ 

6c— 29/  6c— 6m  4a— 6m  46— 7m  6a 


Probate  Duty,  15/  6  c 
Promissory  Oaths  Bill,  14/  4  a- 
Lord  ChjEincellor  on,  19/  6  a 


-19/ 6  a 


Public  Accounts,  19  m  7  a — ^26  m  6/ 

Appointment  of  Committee  on,  21/  6  a 

Departments  BiU,  14/  4  6—18/  4  c— 26/ 

6  a — 6  m  4  a — 10  m  6  a — 11  m  6  d 
• Elementary  Education,  17  m  be — ^25  m  6d 

Offices.  11  m  6  d 

Schools  Bill,  16/  6d— 26/  6  a— 21m  6d 

—21m  86— 27m  8c 

Quarter  Sessions  and  Railways  in  Ireland, 

21/ 6  a 

•  Queen  Anne's  Bounty,  19/  6/ 

Railway  Accidents,  Board  of  Trade  Return, 

16/ 6  a 

Bills,  Examiner's  Court,  21  j  7  c— 22i  6  c 

— 23j  7  c— 24j  4/— 26j7c— 28i6/— 30j7/ 
— 31j  6  c— 8/  1/— 4/  6  c— 6/  4/— 7/  7/— 
8/  7/— 11/  6  d 

Bills  Passed,  26m  6 d 

Bills,  Second  Reading,  12m  6a— 13m  Be 

— 14m  6  a— 21m  6  c 
Extension,  21/  6  c— 26/  6  a— 10  m  7  d— 

Um  6d 

Extension  of  Time  Bill,  17  m  6  c— 28  m 


6  d— 31  m  6  c 

Guards*  and  Passengers*  Communication 


Bill,  26  m  8  6 
Regulations 


31m  6  a 

Revision  Bill,  24  m  6  d 


Bill,   10m  6a— 21m  6c- 


Railways  in  Ireland,  10  m  6  a 

Ratepaying  Clause  of  the  Reform  Bill,  10  m 

6a 

Rates  on  Small  Tenements,  20  m  6  c 

Recent  Improvements  in  the  Houses,  16/  9  6 

Reconstruction  of  the  Ministry,  29/  6  c 

Reduction  of  Expenditure,  17  m  6  c 

Ul 


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PALMBB's  INIIEZ  TO  '^THE  TIMES'*  inCWSPAPKB. 


[Jan.  1  to 


PozUaniBnt  (continued). 

Reformatory  Sohools  in  Ireland,  16  m  7  a — 

31m  8c 

^  Regent's  Park,  10m  6c 

Registration  of  Writs  (Scotland),  7  m  6fl — 

10  m  7  e 
Registry  of  Deeds  Office  (Ireland),  25/  6  5 

Removal  of  Tolls  on  Bridges,  25  m  8  6 

Renewable  Leasehold  Conversion  (Ireland) 

Act  Extension,  13  m  8  c 

Representation  of  Scotland,  80 j  9  « — if  7  a 

Resignation  of  Lord  Derby.  26/  5/--26/  6  a 

Revenne  Officers*  Disabilities  Remoral,  26  m 

8a 

Disability,  20  m  6  c 

Richmond  Park,  17  m  5  d 

Ritnal  Commission,  20m  6a 

^—  River  Lea  Conservaney,  21/  6e 

Shannon,  21/ 6  6— 27m  6d— 28m6c^ 

81m  6d 

Rogers  (Dr.)  Case,  27  m  6  « 

Royal  Assent  to  Bills— 

■■  Consolidated  Fund  Bill,  81  m  5  a 

Conrt  of  Appeal  (Chancery)  Bill,  81  m  5  a 

East  London  Mnseum  Site  Bill,  20/  5  e 

::—  Fairs  (Ireland)  Bill,  31  m  5  a 

■  Habeas  Corpus  Act  Suspension  (Ireland), 

29/ 5  c 

Public  Departments  Bill,  81  m  5  a 

Royal  Dockyards,  21  m  7/ 

Irish  Academy,  IB  m  6  a 

Irish  Institute,  81  m  5  c 

Military  College,  14  m  6  d 

•  Kaval  Reserve,  for  Committee  on,  14/  4  a 

Rules  for  Sanitary  Improvements,  27  m  6  « 

Sale  of  Liquor  on  Sunday  Bill,  19/  7  /— 6  m 

6ft— 17m  6d— 19m  6  6— 24m  6c 

Committee  on,  17  m  8  d — ^27  m  8  c 

Salford  Hundred  and  Manchester  Courts  of 

Record  Bill,  11  m  5  d 

Scientific  Instruction,  26  m  7  6—28  m  8  d 

Scotch  Law  Courts,  25/  6  6 

Reform  BiU,  14/  4o— 18/  4c— 25/  6  o 

—29/  5d— 10m  6c— 20m  6c— 24m  8c 

Roads,  28m  6c 

-  Scripture  Readers  in  the  Indian  Army,  27  m 
6c 

Sea  Fisheries,  25/  6  a — 10  m  7  c— 18  m  7  a 

—19m  7a— 20m  7  c— 81m  6  c 

Searching  Suspicious  Persons,  81  m  5  c 

Seely*s  Pigs,  26/  4  a— 10  m  6  a— 10  m  6  c 

Shannon,  Improvements  in,  15  /  6  a 

Shields  for  Forts,  16/  6  a 

Ships  furnished  by  private  Ship  Builders, 

13  m  6/ 

Shortest  Session  on  Record,  16 j  lie 

Shrapnel  Shell,  Petition  for  Reward,  7  m  6  a 

Sindh  Railway,  21m  6  ii 

Sir  H.  Storks  and  the  War  Office  Inquiry, 

18/46-21/  6  a 

Slaye  Trade  Papers,  17  m  5  c 

Small  Debts  (Ireland),  17m  5  d 

Solicitor-General,  22/66 

Somalee  Prisoners,  26  m  6/ 

Southern  Postal  District,  28m  6  c 

Spsin  and  Chili,  18  m  6  a 

142  , 


Parliament  (continued). 

Spanish  Goremment  and  the  Queen   Vie- 

toria,2^f  6  a 

Special  Consiablea  in  London,  SO m  66 

Springbok,  18m  64 

Standing  New  Order,  20  m  6  6 

Orders  Committee,  18/  4* 

Sullivan  St  Pigott,  Treatment  of;  18  m  6e — 

28m  86 

Summary  of  Proceedings,  13/  8  6 — 14/  6/ 

—16/  86—18/  6d— 19/  8  c— 20/  8  c— 21/ 
8  ©--22/  8/— 26/  6  c— 26/  8  c— 28/  6  <1— 
29/ 8c— 6m6c— 7m  8c— 10m86— 11m  8c 
—12  m  8  6— 13  m  8  c— 14m  8c^l7m  6/— 
18  m  8  6— 19  m  86— 20  m  8d— 21m  9  a— 24m 
8/— 26  m  8/— 26  m  8o— 27  m  8/— 28/  6  e— 
81m  8« 

Sunday  Trading  Bill,  14/  4  a— 21/  6  c 

Supply,  17  m  8  c— 18  m  7  a— 20  m  7  e— ^1  m 

86— 24m  6c— 24m  86— 26m  86 
Survivors  of  the  St.  Abbs,  27m  6  c 

Tancrtfd's  Charity,  19  m  7  a— 26  m  66 

«*-^  Taxes  on  Locomotion,  26  m  7/ 

Technical  Education,  18m  6 d 

Teinds  in  Edinburgh,  20m  6c 

Telegraph  Bill,  24m  6  d 

Conmiunication  with  India,  22/  6  6 

Tenure  (Ireland),  Committee  appointed,  14 » 

66— 17m  5c  ' 
Bill,  6m  46— 18m  6c 

Thames  Embankment,  17m  5c 

The  Tontado,  29/5 d— 11m  5c^-lSm  6a 

-*—  Titles  to  Land  Consolidation  (Sootiand), 
10m  7c 

Traders'  Bankruptcy  Bin  (Ireland),  24m  6  c 

^—  Treatment  of  Prisoners,  27  m  6c 

-  Treaty  of  Tientsin,  7  m  6a 

Trent  Valley  Railway  Accidents,  15/66 

Trials  at  Shoebnrynees,  18m  64 

Trinity  College,  Dublin,  27  m  6  4 

-  Troops  in  the  Mauritius,  22/  66 

Turkish  Fleet,  Inquiry,  25/  5  a 

-  University  Education  in  Ireland,  18/  4  6 

Use  of  Proxies,  21  m  5  c 

Usurious  Interest,  28  m  6  c 

Vagrancy,  13  m  6/ 

Vice-Consul  at  Canea,  6  m  4  4 

Votes  of   Representatives  during  the  last 

Session,  24  m  8  c 

Warlike  Stores,  16/  6  a 

— -  Water  Supply  CoimnisAon,  17  m  5  c 

Ways  and  Means,  24  m  8  6 

Weights  and  Measures  (Metric  System),  25/ 

5a 
- —  West  India  Mails,  16/66 

What  is  Unparliamentary  in  America,  28/  6  a 

What  the  Parliament  has  Done,  80m  9 c 

Wilson,  Rev.  Mr.,  27  m  6/ 

-  Wooden  Huts,  20/  7  a 

Ships,  20m  8a 

Wreck  of  the  Lea,  18  m  6a 

Returns,  17  m  5  c 

Writs  for  New  Members,  16  j  4  a— 14/  4  a— 

22/  6  a— 29/  5  c— 13  m  6/— 20  m  7  c 

Parliament,  How  Members  are  Ohoaan  in  Bavaria, 
17m  12c 


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Parliamentary  Eleotions  Simplified,  17  n  IS  « 

>  Poesi  New  List,  18  m  12  a 

Language  in  America,  28/  6  a 

Order  at  Alabaiba,  ^j  6  e 

P  A  RTiLAMENTABY    8FBBOHES:— 
A£land,T.  D.,  12  m  6  0^25  m  7/—- 26f»  6« 

87m  7a 
Adderley,  0.  B.,  29/  6  d^U m  6  e— 20  m  6  c 

—21m  6c— 21m  6<i— 21m  7e 

Agar-EUis,  — ,  13  m  7  d 

Agnew,  Sir  A.,  21  m  6  o 

Airlie,  Earl  of,  16/  4  Or— 28  m  5  d 

Errata  to  Speech,  19/  9/ 

Annealey,  Ool.,  14  m  6  d 

Anson,  Major,  24  m  8  6—27  m  7  6 

Anstrather,  SirB.,  27  m  7  a— 28  m  Bd 

Argyle,  Duke  of,  10  m  6 a— 14m  6  a 

Attorney  General,  20/  6  c— 10m  6<I— 13  m 

6/— 18m  7a^20m  6c— 21m  60— 21m  7c— 

27  m  6/ 

for  Lnlutd,  17 m  6 12— 26m  6 a^27 m  8c 


—28m  8c 

Ayrton,  A.  S.,  14/  4/-1&/  6  #—20/  6/— 

22/  6/— 25/  6&— 10m  7(1— 12m  6«— 18  m 
66— 20m  6/— 20m  7e— 21m  7c— 21m  86— 
24m  7c— 25m  7/— 25m  80— 25m  86— 27m 
6/— 27  m  8  a— 28  m  7/ 

Aytoun,  — ,  24  m  7  e — 28  m  8  d 

Bagnall,  — ,  25  m  7  c 

Baffwell.  Mr.  15/  7  <i— 19/  8ar-19/  86— 

13m  6a^20m  8a— 26m  6a— 26m  66 

Bainea,  — ,  12m  6  (i— 25  m  7  c 

-  Banks- Stanhope, — ,  12m  6c 
Bar^ay,  — ,  24  m  8  6 

Baring, —,20/ 66 

Bamett,  — ,  20/  6  c 

Barron,  Sir  W.  H.,  18/  4  d 

Bartelot,  Col.,  19/  6/— 20/  6«— 27;m  6/ 

Bass,  — ^,  25  m  6  6 

Baxter,— ,18/  4/— 19/  6/— 6m  4  6— 10m 

6  c — 17  m  5e— 21m  7  c 

Bazley,  — ,  11m  5d— 25m  7c— 25m  7c 

Beaoh,  Sir  M.,  14/  4/— 20/  7  a— 12  m  6  c 

— 20m  6c— 21m  8  6— 27m  6e 

B'ease,  — ,6m  46 

Bentinck,  Mr.,  16/  76— 13m  5/— 17m  Bd 

—18m  6d— 21m  86 

Beresford-Hope,  — ,  26  m  6  6—28  m  7  a 

Berkeley,  Mr.,  14/  5  a— 27  m  7  c 

Blake,  — ,  29/  5d— 10m   7d— 26m   6a— 

81m  5c 

Bonham-Carler,  Mr.,  14/  6  6 — 18  m  6  c 


BouTerie,  Mr.,  14/  4/— 19/  6c— 19/  6/— 

6m  4c— 18m  6c— 20m  6c— 2i5m  6/— f 
— -  Bowen,  -^,  19m  7  a 


1 6/— 27m  8a 


Bowyer,  Sir  George,  18/  4  c— 21/  6  c— 6  m 

4#— 6m  5a— 7m  7a— 10m  6d— I8m  7a— 
26  m  7  b— '27m  7  a— 27m  7  c 

Brady,  Dr.,  20  m  8a--28m  8  c 

— *>  Bright,  Jacob,  13  m  7  d 

John,  14/  5  o— 14  m  7  d— 17  m  8  c— 20  m 

6d— 21m  7d 
Bmoe,  — » 18m  6  <— 25 m  7 f— 26m  6 a~^ 

26m  6c 
BnuD,  ^,  17m  64— 27m  6c 

—  Buckingham,  Duke  of,  6  m  4  a 


Farliameutary  Speechea  {continued^^ 

Butler,  — ,6m  4c 

Butler-Johnstone,  — ,  17  m  6/ 

Buxton,  — ,  21m  6c— 21  m  7a 

Sir  T.  F.,  27  m  7  6 

-  Goims,  Lord,  24  m  5  «E 

Candlish,  —,25/5 a— 10 m  6 6—12 mtd 

—13m  5/— 25m  8a— 26m  6  6— 27m  7d— 
28  m  6(2 

Gauterbuiy,  Archbishop,  20m  6& 

Cardigan,  Lord,  7  m  6a 

Cardwell,  — ,  10 m  6c— 18m  6  6—21  m  7  c 

—24m  86 

-  Carnegie,  — ,  7  m  6  a 
CastleroBse,  Lord,  17  m  6  c 

Cave,  — ,  18/  46—19/  6  c— 20/  6»— 21/ 

6c— 25/ 5 a— 6m  4 d— 10m  7c— 10m  7c— 
13 m  6 a — 17  m  5  c— 18 m  6c— 18m  7 a— 21  m 
6c— 21m  7d— 25m 6c— 25m 86— 28m  66— 
28m  6d— 2dm  8d 

Cecil,  Lord  E.,  18/  4  c— 10  m  6  c— 20  m  6^ 

31m  5c 
Chancellor,  Lord,  10  m  6  a — ^14  m  5d^ — 17  m 

5c— 18m  6 a— 24m  66— 27m  6c— 28m  5/— 

28fA  6a 
— ' —  Cheetham,  — ,  11  m  5  d 

Chelmsford,  Lord,  19/  6  a— 24m  66 

Childers,  — ,  19/ 7  a— 29/  5d— 10m  66— 

10m  6c— 11m  6c— 17m  6c— 20 m  7c— 21m 

8a— 24m  7«— 25m  6/— 27m  7c 
Clanricarde,  Marquis  of,  25  f  4  a — 10  m  60^ 

—13  m  5  0—18  m  6  a— 21  m  6  a— 27  m  6  c 

Cleveland,  Duke  of,  19/  6  6 

- —  Clinton,  Lord  A.,  11  m  6  c 

Clive,  — ,  13  m  6  a 

Cochrane,  B.,  19/  6c— 10m   6c— 26m  6/ 

—27m  6c— 31m  76 

Cogan,  — ,  7m  7  e— 11  m  6  d— 17m  6  d 

Colebrooke,  Sir  £.,  18/  5  c— 25/  5  c— 27  m 

7o 

Coleridge,  — ,  19/  7/ 

Corner,  Sir  R.,  14/  4d— 11m   6*-21m 

6/ 
"^—  Colonsay,  L<»-d,  7  m  6  a 

ConoUy,  — ,  17  m  6  c 

Cork,  Earl  of,  31  m  5  c 

Corrance,  — ,  13  m  6  c 

Corry,  — ,  19/  76— 10m    6c— 10m    6d— 

20m  7c— 20m  8a— 21m  8  a— 24m  6d 

Errata  in  Speech,  19/  7  6 ;  in  Ships^  20/ 

Cowper,  — ,  25  m  8  6—31  m  5  c 

Cnmbome,  Lord,  14/4c— 20/6c— 20/  7  a 

—18m  6a— 21m  6d— 26m  6c— 28m  7c— 
31m  7  d 

Cranfurd,  — ,  18/  5  d— 10  m  7  6—11  m   5  d 

—14m  6c— 18m  6d— 21m  6d— 27m  86 

Crawford,  — ,  6 m  4  fr— 21  m  6d— 27 m  6  d 

Orum-Ewing,  — ^,  10  m  7  6 

Dalglish,  — ,  21m  8a 

Dawson,  — ,  17  m  5  d— 26  m  6  6 

De  la  Poer,  — ,  17m  6  d 

Dent,  — ,  12m  6d— 26  m  6  c— 27  m  6/ 

Denman,  — ,20/  6  c 

Devon,  Earl  of,  14m  5a— 14m  66— 26m 

6d— 28m  5d— 81m  66 

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[Jan.  1  to 


Parliamentary  Speoohes  (continued), 

Dicluon,  Major,  18m  6d 

DillKfyn,  — ,  10  wi  6  «— 26  to  6/ 

Disraeli,  B.,  14/4fr— 16/  6  c— 18/  4  c— 

18/ 6d— 19/ 6/— 6to  4d— 6to  66— 7wi  Id 
— IOto  6«— 17to  6«— 20m  6c— 20to  6d— 
21to  6c— 24to  6d—25m  6/— 27to  6c— 28m 
7a 

Dixon,  — ,  20  m  6/— 25  m  7  c 

Dodson,  — ,  19/  6  c— 19/  6«— 18  m  6fr— 

18m  6&— 26m  6d 
^ Duff,  R.,  10m  7d 

Dnnlop,  — ,  21  m  7  c 

Danne,  General,  26/  6  b — 10  m  6<i— 20  m 

7d— 24m  6c— 24m  7d 

Egerton,  E.,  18/  4  c— 21m  66 

Elcho,  Lord,  20m  7  6— 24m  7d— 24m  8  6 

—27 m  7  a,  6,  and c— 31  m  86 
Ellenborongh,  Earl  of,  26/  4/— 31m  6  6 

Ellice,  — ,  10  m  7  6 

Enfield,  Viscount,   16/  76—19/  7/— 6m 

6  6— 21m  86— 27  m  6< 
Esmonde,  — ,  27  m  6/ 

Evans,  — ,  11m  6  c— 20  m  6  c— 20  m  76 

Fawoett,  — ,  19/  6/— 20/  6  a— 12  m'  6  a— 

13  m  6  a— 27  m  6  d— 28m  7c 
FergnsBon,  Sir  J.,  18/  6  c— 10  m  7  a— 27  m 

6c 
-—^  Fitzgerald,  Lord  Otho,  6  m  4  c — 27  m  8  c— 

Sim  8c 
^—  Forde,  CoL,  31  m  6  c 

Fordyce,  — ,  11  m  6e 

Forster,  C,  19/  6e 

W.  E.,  15/  6  6—19/  6;c— 7  m  6/— 17  m 

6  ({—20  m  6  c— 21  m  6d 
Forteeque,  C,  18/4<i— 7/  7d— 14  m  6d 

—20m  8a— 26m  6  6 
French,  Col.,  18/  4  fr— 18/  4  d— 20/  7  a— 

20m  8a— 26m  6/— 26m  6a— 27m  6d— 28m 

6  c — 31m  6d 

GaUway,  Sir  W.,  27m  7 6 

Gaselee,  Serj.,  19/ 6  c— 20/   7  a— 26/  6  c 

—6m  4/— 10m  7c— 12m  6c— 12m  6d— 
18m  6c— 21m  66— 24m  6i— 26m  6/— 27  m 
8a 

Gavin,  Major,  19/  8  6 

Gibson,  M.,  10m   7c— 18m  6a— 28m  6c 

Gilpin,  — ,  20/  6  c— 6  m  6  a 

Gladstone,  Rt.  Hon.  W.  E..  14/  5  a— 16/ 

7  fl— 20/  6c— 26/  6  a— 29/  6  c— 6  m  6  fr— 7  m 
7c— 7m  7<^-12m  6c— 12  m  6d— 17m  6/— 
18m  6c— 19m6d— 20m  76— 20m  8a— 21m 
6c— 21m  6d— 24m  6d— 24m  6c— 24  m  8c 
—25m  6fr— 27m  6c— 28m  6c— 31m  6c 

W.  H.,  17m  6  c 

Goldney,    Mr.,    14/  6  6—12  m    6d— 20m 

7a 

Gorst,  — ,  21  m  6 (^-21  mid 

GoBchen,  — ,  20/6  6—22/  6  c— 20  m  7  a— 

26  m  8  a— 26  m  8  6 

Graham,  — ,  18/  6  c— 10  m  7  a 

Granville,  Earl,  14  m  6  6 — 26  m  6  c 

Graves,— ,21m  7(^-21m  7/— 21m  86— 

28m  6c 

Gray,  Sir  J.,  24m  8c— 26m  6a— 28m  8c 

— -  Greene,  — ,  19/  6  c— 26  m  7  6 
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Parliamentary  Speeches  (conftnuccQ. 

Gregory,  — ,  10  m  6d — 18  m  6/— 18  m  6  a 

—17m  6a— 27m  6/— 28m  6/— 28m  76 

Grey,  Earl,  25/  4d— 14  m  6  a— 21m  6/— 

27  m  6  c— 81  m  6  a 

Griffith,  D.,  14/  66—16/  76—18/  4  c— 

21/66— 10m  7 6— 12m  6d— 14m  5c— 18m 
6c— 18m  7a— 20m  6d— 24m  8c— 26m  6/ 
—27m  6/— 27m  76— 27m  86— 27m  8c 

Gtxmey,  Russell,  14/  4c 

Hadfield,  — ,  10 m  6c 

Halifax,  Yiseonnt,  26  m  6  d 

Hamilton,  E.,  18/  4  6—19/  6  c 

LordO.,19/8a— 14m7a— 26m6aand 

6 

Hankey,  — ,  7m  6  6— 10m  6c^iam  6d— 

17m  6c— 26m  6c— Sim  6c 

Hanmer,  Sir  J.,  28  m  66 

Hardcastle,  — ,  20/  6  c— 12  m  6  a— 12  m  6  6 

Hardwicke,  Lord,  25/  4  d 

Hardy,  G..  18/  4  c— 19/7/— 19/  8  6— 20/ 

6  a— 20/  6/— 21/  66— 6  m  4/— 10  m  6*— 
10m  6c— 12m  6a— 13m  5 /— 13 m  8 a— 47 m 
5c— 18m  7a— 19m  6c— 20m  76  —21m  6d 
—26m  8  a— 28m  6c— 31m  6c 

Harrowby,  Earl  of,  26 m  6d 

Hartington,  Marqois  of,  24  m  7  c— 27  m  7  6 

—31m  8  c 

Hay,  Lord  W..  28m  7  6 

Headlam,  — ,  20/  7  a— 27  m  8  c 

Henley,  Mr.,  14/  4/— 20/  6d— 10  m  6d— 

10m  6c— 12m  6c— 18m  66— 18m  76— 19» 
6/-20m  7a-25m  7c— 26m  86— 26»  6c— 
27m  86 

Herbert,  — ,  14  m  7c 

Col.,  24m  8o 

Heygate,  Sir  F.,  11  m  6  d 

Hibbert,  — ,  6m  66— 12m  6c— 19m  66 

Hogg,  Col.,  22/6  c— 10  m  7  d— 26  m  8  « 

Hope,  Beresford,  12  m  6  6—19  m  7  a 

Horsfall,  — ,  19  m  7d— 29  m  6  c 

Horsman,  — ,  13  m  6  6 — 28  m  6  c 

Hotham,  Lord,  18/  4  c— 19/  6e— 18m  6a 

—20m  66— 26  m  6c 
Hubbard,  — ,  20/  6/— 12  m  6  a— 12  m  6  c— 

12m  6d 
Hughes,  T.,  6  m  6  6— 13  m  7e— 19  m  6/— 

21m  86 

Hunt,  G.  W.,  18/  4  c— 21/  6  a— 26/  6  6— 

10m  6d— 17m  6c— 21m  7d— 26m  7a— 26iii 
8a 

— —  Errata  in  Speech  of,  17  m  6  c 

Hutt,  Sir  W.,  10m  7  d 

Jervoise,  Sir  J.  C,  18m  6d 

Kendall,  — ,  12m  6d— 17m  6  c— 26  m  6a 

Eimberley,  Earl  of,  26/4  6— 31m  6  c    . 

King,  Locke,  17  m  6  d— 19  m  7  a — 27  m  6  a 

Kinnaird,— ,  19/  6/— 10  m  7  6— 24m  8c— 

26m  6/— 28m  7/ 

Knatohbull-Hugessen,  14/  4d— 6  m  6  a— 

19m  7a 

Knox, Col.  S.,  14m  6  c— 24m  8c— Sim  5d 

Labouchere, — ,  26/66 — 29/  6d — 19  m  6d 

—25  m  7  a— 26  m  8  a— 26  m  8  6 

Laing  — ,  18/  6a— 10m   76— 18m  66— 

31m7c 


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Farliamentaxy  SpeeoheB  {continued). 

Lanyon,  Sir  C,  21m  6  e 

Lawrence,  Aid.,  20/  6  c— 26  m   lf--25  m 

Sa 

Lamon,  — ,  10m  6« — 20m  8a— Sim  8a 

Layard,  — ,  18  m  6  a 

Leatham,  E.  A.,  81  m  6/ 

Leeman,  — ,  12  m  6  c — 25  m  6« 

Leitrim,  Earl  of,  18m  5  e 

Lennox,  Lord  H.,  19/  7e— 6  m  4  c— Um 

6d— 26m  6/— 31m  8c 
Lewis,  H.,  22/  6/— 6  m  4  6—10  m  6  6—10  m 

6c— 19  m  7o— 20m  6  c 

Lifford,  liord,  18m  6  d — 14  m  5  a 

Lindsay.  Col.  C.  H.,  27  nj  6/ 

Lloyd,  Sir  T.,  28  m  6  c 

Locke,  Mr.,  14/  5  a— 17  m  6(^— 19  m  6  c— 

19m  7a— 25m  8  6— 28m  6c— 28m  8c 

London,  Bp.  of,  20  m  6  a — 26  m  6  d 

Longford,  Earl  of,  18/  4  a— 7  m  6  a 

Lord  Advocate,  18/  4  c— 18/  4  c— 19/  6/— 

25/  5  6-25/  6d—10m  76— 10  m  7  c— 11m 
6  c— 14  m  6  c— 20  m  6c— 24  m  8  c— 28m  6  c 

Lowe,  Mr.,  14/  4  c— 18  m  6  c— 20  m  6  d 

Lowther,  — ,  21m  86 

Lusk,  Aid.,  29/  5d— 6m  4  c— 12m   6d— 

13m  6a— 21m  7d— 21m  8rf— 24m  6c— 24m 
7<^-25m  8a— 27m  6/— 27m  7c— 28m  6c 

Lyveden,  Lord,  19/  6  a — 6  m  4  a— 27  m  6  6 

— 81  m  5  a 

Maokinnon,  Capt.,  25/  5  a— 10  m  7  d— 20  m 

8a 

Maguire,  —,18/  46—18/  4c— 19/  8  a- 

20/ 7  a— 26/  6  a— 11m  6  c— 26  m  6  6— 28w 
86 

Malmesbnry,  Duke  of,  19/  66 — ^25  f  4  c— 

26/6/— 6  m  4  a— 10  m  6  6— 18  m  5i— 14  m 
6a— 21m  6  c— 25  m  5d—27m  6c— 81m  6a 

Manners,  Lord  J.,  20/  7  a— 25/  6  6— 7m 

6  6-'10m  6c— 10m  6d— 12m  6d— 18m  5/ 
—13m  6o— 17m6d— 19m  7a— 21m  6c— 
25  m  7c— 25m  8  a— 25  m  86— 31m  5c 

Marlborough,  Duke  o^  19/  6  6—6  m  4  a — 

17m  5c— 25  m  6d 

Marsh,  — ,  25  m  6/ 

Mayo.  Earl  of,  15/  7  c— 18/  4  6—18/  4  c— 

18/  4c— 19/  8  a— 19/  8  6—29/  5(^~6m  4c 
— 6m  6  6 — 6m  6c — 7m  7  c— 11m  7a— ISm 
6  a— 14m  5c— 18m  6c— 20m  6c— 20  m  6d— 
20m  7c— 20m  8  a— 21m  6c— 26m  6a— 26m 
66— 27m  6d— 27m  6  c— 28m  6  c— 28m  8  6— 
81  m  6  dr-31  m  5  c 

M'Evoy,  —,21/  66— 17  m  5  c— 19  m  7  a 

M'Kenna,  Sir  J.,  14m  6/ 

M'Lagan,  — ,  10  m  7  a — 17  m  6  c 

M'Laren,  — ,  18/  4  6—18/  6  6—20/  6  c— 

26/  6  c— 64it  5  6— 10m  7  a— 20  m  6  c 

Melly,  — ,  19  m  6/ 

Mill,— ,7m  76— 10m  7d— 18m  5c— 27m 

7/— 28  m  6  c 

Miller,  — ,  17  m  5  c 

Mills,  R.,  19/  6  e 

MitcheU,  A.,  21m  6  6— 27  m  7d— 31m  5d 

Mofbtt,— ,  27  m  6/ 

Moncrieff,  — ,  18/  5  6— 25/  6  c— 10  m  7  a 

—20  m  6e— 31m  7  c 


Parliamentary  Speoohes  (continued), 

Monk,  — ,  12  m  6  a— 20  m  6  c— 25  m  8  a 

Monsell,  — ,  17  m  5  c 

Montague,  Lord  R.,  10  m  6  c — 10  m  6d — 

11m  5c— 18m  6(^-20m  6c— 25m  Id— 28m 
6c 

Murphy,  — ,  6  m  6  6 — 26  m  6  a 

Naas,  Lord,  19/  8  a 

— ^  Neate,  Mr.,  15/7  a— 20/  6  c— 11  m  6  c— 

12  m  6d— 21m  8  6 

Neville-Grenville,  — ,  22/  6/— 28  m  6  c 

Newdegate,— ,20/  6  c— 21/  66— 6  m  6  a— 

12m  66— 14m  6c— 21m  86— 24m  6  c— 26m 

86 

Niool,  — ,   18/  4  c— 21/  6  a— 17  m  6d-. 

28m  7  c 

North,  Col.,  20  m  7  c— 24  m  7  c— 27  m  7  c 

Northcote,  Sir  S.,  15/  76—18/  4c— 19/  6/ 

—21/  6a— 21/  6  6—22/  6  6—25/  5a— 6m 
4  c— 12  m  6  a— 12  m  6  c— 14  m  8  a— 17  m  Sd 
—21m  6d-25m  ^f—^lm  6c— 27m  7c— 
28  m  7/ 

Norwood,  — ,  18  m  7  a 

O'Beirne,  — ,  21/  6  6— 7  m  7  c— 11m  6/— 

18m  6a— 20m  8a— 26m  6a— 28m  8c 

O'Brien,  Sir  P.,  10  m  6  c— 26  m  6  6 

'  O'Connor  Don,  The,  18/  4  6—19/  7/— 19/ 

8a— 10m  6c— 24  m  8c— 26m  6a— 26  m  66 

O'Donoghue,  The,  14  m  7  a 

Ogilvie,  Sir  J.,  18/  5  a 

O'Loghlen,  Sir  Cf.,  18/  4d— 19/  8  6— 20/ 

6a 

O'NeiU,  — ,  81  m  7  a 

O'ReUly,  — ,  6  m  5  6—20  m  7  c— 21  m  7  6— 

24m  7c— 26m  66— 27m  6c 

Osborne,  — ,  7  m  6  a— 10  m  6  d— 19  m  6/ 

Ossory,  Bishop  of,  26/4/ 

Otway,  Mr.,  18/4  6—21/  6  a— 11  m  5  c— 

18  m  6  c— 20  m  7  c— 24  m  6d— 24  m  7/— 24  m 
8  6— 25  m  6/— 27  m  6/— 27  m  7  c— 27  m  8fr— 
28m  6d 

Oxford,  Bp.  of,  18/  46—19/  6  6 

Paget,  T.,  25  m  7/ 

Pakington,  Sir  J.,  18/    4  c— 21/    66—22/ 

66— 10m  66— 10m  6rf— 18m  6a— 14m  6d 
—18m  6d— 18m  6c— 18m  7a— 20m  6c— 
20m  7d— 21m  6d— 21m  8  6— 24m  6c— 24m 
6c— 24m  8 6— 27m  6d— 27m  7a— 27m  7c 
&  d— 27  m  8  c— 28  m  6  c— 28  m  6  d— 81  m  6  c— 
31m  8  c 

Palk,  SirL.,  20  m  6  6 

Pahner,  Sir  Roundell,  14/  4  c— 12  m  6  c— 

18m  7a— 18m  76— 21m  76— 25m  86 

Patten,  Col.  Wilson,  18  m  6  a— 27  m  8  c 

PauU,  — ,  10m  7d— 18m  6c 

Pease,  — ,  12m  6d— 25m  8a — 28m  6c 

Peel,  General,  24m  7c 

Pirn.  — ,  19/  7/— 19/  8  6— 26  m  6  6—27  m 

6d 
Pollard-Urquhart,  — ,  25  m  7  6 — ^26  m  6  a — 

dim  7  a 

Potter,  B.,  21/  6  a 

E.,26m  7  c 

T.  B.,28m  6c 

PoweU,— ,  21/  6  c— 11m   6d— 12  m  6  c— 

18m  6d— 19m  6/— 26m  6c— 28m  6c 
T  145 


Far 


PALICB&B   HTDBX  TO   '*  THE  TIHS8       NJEVSPAPXB. 


[Jan.  1  to 


Farliaxnentaiy  BpeeolLes  (continued.) 

Pugh,  — ,  24m  7 e 

Hawlinson.  Sir  H.,  25  wi  6/— 28  m  7/ 

Read,  — ,  12  w  6  d 

Reardon,  — ,  18/  6  <f— 19/  8  6— 10m  6  d— 

10m  76— 20m  6c— 20m  7«— 20m  8o— 26m 
66 

Redeedale.  Lord,  18/  4a-19/    6  6— 11m 

6d—nm  6c— 21m  6/— 21m  66— 26m^d 
—27  m  6  6—31  m  5  c 

Riohmond,  Duke  ot  26/  4^— 10  m    6  a— 

17  m  6  c— 21  m  5  c— 81  m  5  a— 81  m  5  c 

Ridley,  Sir  M.,  12  m  64 

Roebuck,   — ,    19  m   6  c— 19  m    7  a— 24  m 

6« 

Romilly,  Lord,  24  m  6  6 

Ruwell,  Earl,  19/6  6—26/  4  c— 26/  6/— 

6m  4 a— 14 m  6 c— 25m  6 4—28 m  5d 

Sir  a,  10m   6d— 24  m  8a— 27m   8  c— 

81  m  5  d 

Salomons,  Aldennazi,  20/  6  6—25  m    8  6— 

2dm  6c 

Samuda,  — ,  19/  7  €—13  m  6/— 25m  8  a— 

25m  86 

SamufilBon,  — ,  18  m  6<Z — 21m   7  6— 25  m 

76— 25  m  7/ 

Sandford,  Mr.,  14/  4  «— 7  m  7  6—18  m  6  « 

20m  7a 

-  Schrciber,  — ,  19/  6/— 17  m  5  c— 20  m  6  o 
—25  m  8  6—26  m  6  c 

Bdater-Booth,  —,6m  4c— 10m  6c— 10m 

6d— 13m  6  6— 17  m  5c— 21m  6c— 21m  6d 
—21m  6c— 21m  86— 24m  6e— 27m  6c— 
28m  6c 

Scott,  Sir  W.,  10  m  6  « 

Bcourfield,  — ,  20/  6/— 21m  8  a 

Seely,  — ,  19/  7  a— 6m  46— 6m  4c 

Shaw-LefeTxe,  20/ 6  c— 7  m  6  6— 10  m  7  c 

—26m  6c 

Sheridan,  H.  B.,  20/  6  a— 25  m  8a— 25  m 

86 

Sherriff,  — ,  18  m  66 

Simeon,  Sir  J.,  27  m  6c 

Smith,  J.  A.,  19m  66— 19m  7a— 24m  6c 

J.  B.,  Urn  5d 

Smollett,—,  18/4C-18/  6a— 25/6 a— 

10m  6c— 28m  7d 

Solicitor-General,  28  m  6c— 31m  7/ 

Somerset,  Duke  of,  19/  6  6—10  m  6  a— 27  m 

66 

Stackpoole,  — ,  13  m  6  a— 26  m  6  a 

Stanhope,  Earl  of,  18  m  6  a— 21m  5e— 27  m 

6a 

Stanley,  Lord,  21/  6  a— 25/  5  a— 26/  6  a— 

29/6c— 7ot  6d— 10m  6c— 10m  6d— 13m 
ea— 13m  66— 18m  6<i— 21m  7a— 28m  6c 
—31m  6d 

Stanley  of  Alderley,  Lord,  19/  6  6—18  m  6  a 

— ^21  m  6  a — 31m  6  c 

Stansfeld,  — ,  21  m  7  c 

Stirling-Maxwell,  Sir  W.,  18/  4  d 

St.  Leonard's,  Lord,  25/  46— 13  m  6d 

Stock,  — ,  18m  6c— 27m  6c 

Stone,  — ,  10  m  6  d 

Btratheden,  Lord,  20  m  66 

Stuart,  Col.  W.,  27  m  6  « 

146 


Farliamentaxy  Bpeedhes  {continued). 

Sullivan,  — ,  26m  6  a 

Surtces,  — ,  21  m  6  d— 24  m  8  6 

Sykes,  Col.,  18/  4  c— 18/  5  6—22/  6  c— 

10m  66— 10m  6  c— 17m  5  c— 21m  6  c— 24  m 
6  c— 25  m  6/— 27  m  6d— 27  m  6  c— 27  m  6/— 
27m  7c 

Synan,  — ,  17m  6c 

Taunton,  Lord,  20  m  6  a 

Taylor,  P.,  20/  7  a— 22/  6a-10m  6  c— 

14m  6c 

Terrene,  MoCuUoch,  18  m  6  a 

Treeby,  — ,  20m  66— 21m  86 

Trevelyan, — ,llm  5c — ^27 m  8c 

Vance,  — ,  19/  7/— 21/  66— 13  m  7d- 

24m  8c— 26m  6  6 

Vanderbyl,  — ,  13  m  5/ 

Vemer,  —,21m  6  c— 26  m  6  6 

Verney,  Sir  H.,  15/  7a— 20/  7a— 11  m  5« 

—24m  7d— 27m  7c 
Vivian,  Capt.,  18/ 4  c— 22/  6  6-17  »  6d 

—18m    6c— 20m  6c— 20m   7c— 21m   6^— 

24  m  8  a— 27  m  7  c— 27  m  8c 

Waldegrave-Leilie,  — ,20/  7  a — 6  m  4  c— 

10  m  7d— 11m  5  c— 12  m  6  c— 13  m  5/— 17  m 
5d— 25m  86— 28m  6c— 28m  Bd 

Walker,  Major,  24m  7  d 

Walpole,  Hon.  Spencer,  15/  6d— 29/  54— 

12m  6c— 21m  6c— 21m  6d— 21m  86— 27m 

86 

Walrond,  — ,  20/  7  a 

Warner,  — ,  20  m  7  6 

Watkins,  — ,  18m  6c— 21m  7c— 25m  8a 

—25  m  8  6        . 

Weguelin,  — ,  13  m  6  a 

Westbury,  Lord,  19/  66— 21m  6  a— 24» 

5/— 28  m  5/ 

Westmeath,  Marquis  of,  25/  4/ 

Whalley,  — ,  19/  8  6 

Whitbread,Mr.,14/  4d— 18/  4c— Wm  6a 

—20m  6d— 24m  7/— 27m  7c 

White,— ,29/5 d— 6m  4c— 20m  6d 

Woodd,  B.,  18m  6c 

Wykeham-Martin,  P.,  27  m  7/ 

Wyld,  — ,  18/  4  6—24  m  7  d 

Wyndham,  Percy,  21  m  86 

Parsons  (W.)  on  the  Destmction  of  Calves,  27 j'  9  c 
Partnerships  Dissolved,  1 J  7  d— 4y  6  a— Si  4  6— 

11  j  6  a— 15j  4  a— 18i  6  a— 22j  4d— 25J  5« 
— 29j  6a-l/  6  6— 5/  6  a— 8/  6  a— 12/  5« 
—15/  7/— 19/  6  c— 22/  5  6—26/  66—29/ 
5  a — 4m  6  6— 7'm  5c— 11m  8  6— 14m  12  6— 
18m  6/— 21m  8  c— 26  m  8c— 28  m  6  6 

Patent  Nut  and  Bolt  Company,  2m  7  a 
Patriotic  Fund,  Inqpiiry,  Ij  10/ 

New  Act  about,  2  j  7  6 

Patti,  M.,  Anticipated  Marriage,  2j  5  c 
Pauperism,  Poor  Law  Returns,  27 i  11  o — 7f  12  e 
Pawnbroking  in  Dublin,  Report  and  SuggMtions 

on,  10  m  5  c 
Peabody  Gift,  Annual  Statement,  18/  8/ 
Peace  Society,  Deputation  to  Lord  Stanley,  IB  m  9/ 
Pearoe  (James  Witt]  Absconded  from  the  Cornish 

Bank,  8/9  d 
Peat  Fuel  Compressed,  First  Inventor,  28  j  10/- 

129  J  66 


March  81, 1868.]      palmeb^s  dstdex  to  "  the  timm  "  itewspapeb. 


Pol 


Pedler  (G.  S.)  on  Co-operstiTo  Societies,  15/  11  a 

Pieel  (Sir  Bobert),  Statue  to,  28  j  9  c 

Peerages,   False    Beport   in    The    Owl   of   two 

Creations, Sin  7/  . 
Penaith  Harbour,  Dock,  &o..,  Company,  8t»  5/ 
Pengu^  Prize  Money  Distribation,  6/  6  a— 8/  6  a 

— 26m  Be 
Peninsular  and  Oriental  Company,  Seduction  in 

Freight,  18  m  10  c 
Perilous  Adyenture  of  two  Boys,  6  m  lOd 
PeruTian  Loan,  27  m  10  6 

Peto  (Sir  Morton)  and  the  D.  and  C.  Rail,  9  m  10  c 
Philharmonic  Society,  10  m  12  d— 28  m  12  « 
Phillips  (Mr.,  of  Bond  Street),   Sale  Prices  of 

Jew«llery,  14/  10  a 
Photographic  Piracies,  see  Polxcb 
Physieians,  Boyal  College  of.  New  Members,  81j 

3/— 18/7  d 
Piccadilly,  Dangerous  State  of  Burlington  House, 

16/  9/ 
PlekersgiH-Cunliffe  (J.  C.)  on  Atlantic  Telegraph, 

2m  7a 
Piece  Work,  Union  Men  Reftise,  6  m  5  « 
Pierce's  St^-Chair,  20  m  12  c 
Pigs,  Imports  of,  SOm  12  6 
Piratical  Attack  on  the  Macduff,  27/  7  a 
Plea  for  the  Celtic  Bace,  10 m  12 <2~16 m  7b 
Plimsoll  (Samuel),  Visits  to  the  Iron  Works,  31j 

8  a— 8/  6  c— 10/  10  c— 12/  10  e 
Plow  (Mrs.,  Wife  of  the  Mwrdered  Clergyman), 

Letter  to,  from  Her  Mi^esty,  23  m  9  c 
Plymouth,  Attempt  of  two  Boys  to  Scale   the 

Dewerstone,  6  m  10  d 
Poet  in  the  County  Court,  16  j  6  c 
POIiIOB :— 

Abblett,  Arthur,  for  Wilful  Damage,  20/  11  c 

Adams,  John,  for  Burglary,  17  m  11  c 

William,  for  Stealing,  18/  9  < 

Aldersley,  Peter,  for  Unlawful  Dealings  with 

Prisoners,  7/11/ 
Alford,  Alfred,  and  others,  for  Stealing,  20  m 

11/ 
Allen,  John,  for  Burglary  and  Assault,  20  m 

11/ 

American,  An,  for  Advice,  6/  11  c 

Amsinck,  Donald,  for  Stealing,  1  j  11  c 

— —  Anderson,  James  and  Margaret,  for  Stealing, 

dm  9d 
Annell,  William,  for  Attempted  Suicide,  13/ 

lis 
Application  by  Young  Women  for  Redress 

from  a  Fraudulent  Advertisement,  17 f  lid 

of  a  Young  Woman  for  Belief,  16  m  11  a — 


Baising 


19m  lie 
Arbuokle,    Edward   Vaughan,   for 

Money  on  False  Cheques,  27  m  11/ 

Ashford,  Henry,  for  Piracy,  29/  11  c 

Aspen,  James,  for  throwing  Greek  Flre,18  j  6  d 

—  Atherton,  Thos.,  and  J.  Barrett,  for  Dog  Steal- 
ing, llj  lie 

—  Attempt  to  Murder  the  Chief  Constable  of 
Derbyshire,  10  m  5  d 

to  Shoot  Officers  in  Whitecross  Street,  4  m 


6c 


—  Aubrey,  Biehaid,  and  Edward  Kent,  for  Steal- 
ing, 24^  9  # 


Police  (continued). 

Bacon,  Henry  and  others,  for  Assault,  22  j 

9c 
Bailey,  Edward,  for  Befractoiy  Conduct,  12/ 

lie 

< Baker,  Cox,  and  others,  for  Begging,  13/11 1 

George,  and  James  Pritchard,  for  Stealing, 

26m  lid 

John,  for  Begging,  17  J  9  e 

Wm.  and  Wm.  Henry,  for  Stealing,  11 

9<2 

Ball,  William,  for  Assault,  22 1'  9  c 

Ballisat,  William,  for  Woundmg,  %j  9/ 

Bannister,  Josiab,  for  Selling  wi&ont  Licence, 

21m  lie 
Barclay,  David,  for  obtaining  a  Cheque  by 

False  Pretences,  11/  9d— 27/  10  6 
Barker,  Thomas,    for  Bape,    22 J  9/— 24  J 

9c 
-^  Barrett  and  Mullaney,  for  Fenianism,  21 J 

12  & 

Barry,  David,  and  Sulliyan,  for  the  Cork 

Robbery,  6/ 7  c 

Bartlett,  Charles,  for  Stabbing,  6j  9  c 

— «-  Beal,  Samnel  Benoni,  for  Selling  Piracies, 
26/  11  d 

Beckham,  Lieut-Col.,  for  Belief,  6m  9  c 

— —  Beershop  Keeper  in  Somers  Town  for  a  Nui- 
sance, 31 m  12  c 

Beesley,  Jos.  Sb  Wm.,  and  others,  for  Murder, 

5/9c— 12/12  0—22/9/ 

Bell,  George,  for  Wilfol  Damage,  18  m  11  <f 

Bennett,  Thos.  Henry,  &  Joseph  Medcalf 

Bodman,  for  Concealment  of  their  Aifairs,  22J 

9« 
Bennett,  Wm.  and  others,  for  Bobbery,  11  m 

11/ 
Benson,  Charles,  for  Loitering  with  his  Cab, 

Hi  11  c 

-  Betting  Letters,  Exposure,  20/  11  c 

Biggs,  Ellen,  for  Assault,  19/  11  c 

Blaokwell,  Stephen,  for  Murder,  28  j  9  5 

Blay,  Charles,  for  Obtaining  Money  under 

False  Pretences,  26  m  11  c 

Bliss,  David,  Thos.  Wm.  and  Henry,  for  Re- 
fusing to  Support  their  Father,  30  m  11  6 

Bohling,  John,  for  Befosing  Benefit  Club  Aid, 

13  j  9  c 

Bolding,  John,  for  Felony,  27y  11  c 

Bonner,  Q«o.,  and  John  Brewer,  for  Stealing, 

81j  9/ 

Boswell,  John,  for  Stealing,  2jf  9/ 

Bo  wen,  Henry,  for  Betting,  26  /  11  c 

Bowman,  John,  and  others,  for  Assault,  29i 

lie— 6/11/ 

Bowy«r,  Thos.,  for  Stealing,  21  m  11  c 

Brady,  Geo.  Wm.,  for  Bef using  to  Pay  his 

Rates,  18i  lie 
Brennan,  John,  and  Wm.  Harris,  for  Assault, 

2m  66 

Brewer,  Benjamin,  for  Keeping  Open  during 

prohibited  hours,  1/11/ 

Briggs,  William,  for  Breach  of  Contract,  14^ 

9c 
Bristow,  John,  and  Edwin  Bond,  for  Damage, 

22/  11  $ 

T2  147 


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PA^LMEB'S   Iin)EX  TO   "  THE  TIMES  "  IfEWflPAPEB. 


[Jan.  1  to 


Police  (continued). 

Bristowe,  George  Britten,  for  Intimidation, 

a  J  9e 

Brittain,  Sarah,  for  Attempted  Mnrder,  12/ 

11«— 12mll« 
Broad,  George,  for  Stealing,  29  j  11 « 

Brown,  Charles,  for  Imposture,  13  m  11  e 

Frederick,  for  Stabbing,  1/11/ 

-i Henry,  for  Stealing,  Ij  11  c 

Isaac  William,  for  Steiding,  6  m  9  6 

Lncina,  for  Stealing,  29/  11  e 

Martha,  for  Attempting  Suicide,  31  j  9  / 

Patrick,  for  Stealing,  23 m  lie 

William,  for  Assault,  13 1»  11 « 

Bruce,  John,  for  Drunkenness,  17  j  9d 

not  of   Upper  Gloucester-street,  Dorset- 
square,  20 j  10  d 

-— -  Browning,    Margaret,    for    Concealment    of 

Birth,  12  m  11 « 
-~—  Brownley,  Margaret,  for  Disposing  of  her 

Illegitimate  Child,  28/  9  d 

Buchanan,  George,  for  Assault,  19/  11  e 

Buckeley,   Percy,  for    Defrauding   Cabmen, 

9  m  11« 

Buckton,  Geo.  Hall,  for  Swindling,  4J  11/— 

11 j  11 e 

Budd,  Joseph,  for  Murder,  2  m  11  6 

Burke,  Casey,  and  Shaw,  for  Treason-Felony, 

6i  9e—lOj  Id 

Thomas,  for  Assault,  13  j  9e 

Bumham,  Mary  Ann,  for  Stealing,  31  j'  9/ 

Burr,  Edward,  for  Railway  Complaint,  13/ 

lie 
Butts,  Emma,  and  Charles  Thomas,  Children, 

for  Stealing,  9m  lie 

Byatt,  Charles,  and  others,  for  Felony,  10/ 

lie 

Caffrey,  John  and  Ann,  for    Cutting    and 

Wounding,  9m  lie 

Cain,  Timothy,  for  Assault,  9  m  11/ 

Callan,  Michael,  for  Attempted  Suicide,  6  m 

lie 

Calnan,  Dennis,  John  Riorden,  and  James 

Mahoney,  for  Refusing  to  Pay  a  Member  his 
Dues,  30  m  11  b 

Carey,  John,  for  Firing  oflf  a  Toy  Pistol,  11  j 

lie 

Carleton,  Charles  Smith,  for  Fraud,  17/  11  d 

Carlin,  Charles,  for  Assault,  15/  11  e 

Carpenter,  Charles,  for  Fraud,  27/  10  d 

Carr,  Frederick,  for  Stealing,  12/  11/— 21/ 

lie   • 

Carroll,  Margaret,  for  Stealing,  etc.,  16j  lie 

Mary,  for  Thefl,  6^  9/ 

Carter,  William,  for  Stealing,  28/  9  e 

Carty,  Stephen,  for  Assault,  9j  lid 

Cattenew,  Joseph,  for  Assault,  4/  9  e 

Chadslev,  John,  and  T.  Page,  for  Stealing, 

18  j  11  e— 23  j  11  d 

Chapman,  Jane,  for  Stabbing,  25  m  11/ 

William,  for  Stealing,  24  j  9  e 

Charles,  Frederick,  for  Assault,  21  m  11/ 

Chartered  Gas  Company,  for  Negligence,  5/ 


lie 


lie 


Chattaway,  Mr.,  for  Wilful    Damage,    27;' 


148 


Police  {conUmied). 

Clancy,  John,  for  Attempted  Murder,    21 1" 

12  a— 5/10  e 

Clark,  James,  for  Unlawful  Po8se88io&,  23  » 

11  d 
Clarkson,  Charles,  for  Attempted    Soicide, 

13/ lie 

Clements,  Charles,  for  Assault,  22/  11/ 

Clutterbuck,  Charles,  for  Embezzlement,  10^' 

9e 
Cocks,  William,  for  Stabbing,  17  m  11  e 

Cogs,  Alfred,  for  Driving  Furiously,  24 j  9  e 

^—  Cohen,  Lewis,  for  Perjury,  12  /  11  e 

Oollas,  George,  for  Embezzlement,  15^  9  d 

Collette,  Josephine,  and  others,  for  Nuiaanea, 

1/lle 

Collins,  Catherine,  and  Ellen  Ursdell,  for 

Assault,  16  m  11a 

George,  for  Stealing,  4/  9  d 

■  John,  for  Stealing,  8/  11  e 

Patrick,  for  Uttering  False  Cheques,  31  m 


12  e 
lie 


Samuel,  for  Uttering  a  False  Cheque,  17  at 


Conning,  James,  for  Murder,  22  j  9  e 
—  Connor,  George,  and  Mary  Dayia,  for  Begging, 
6/9d 

James,  for  Attempt  to  Murder,  10  m  5  d 


Conolly,  Michael,  for  Embezzlement,  29/  9/ 

Copperthwaite,  Robert  William,  for  Thieata, 

11  j  lie 

Cordner,  Robert,  for  Seducing  Soldiers,   21  j 

12  c 

Cory  &  Sons,  Messrs.,  for  Infringing  the 

Waterman's  Act,  11/  9  e 

Cox,  Alfred,  for  Manslaughter,  18  m  11  <l 

Crabb,  John,  for  Stealing,  13/ 11  e— 20/ 11  e 

Crew,  Elizabeth,  fo;  Theft,  6  J  9/ 

Croggan,  James,  for  Brutal  AJssault,  4  m  11  e 

— ■-  Crossley,  Thomas,  for  Irregularity  in  Busi- 
ness, 25  j  11/ 

Crow,  Amelia,  for  Theft  and  Assault,  30  m 

11a       ^ 

Crump,   Alexander,    Cab   Fare  Case,  14  m 

116 

Cunningham,  Mary  Ann,  for  Stealing,  25  j 

lie 

Curtis,  Charles,  for  Fraud,  21  m  11  e 

Cntts,  Matthew,  and  others,  for  Murder  and 

Poaching,  11  j  9/ 
Daley,  Michael,  as  an  Insane  Wanderer,  10  j 

9/ 

Thomas,  for  Fenianism,  30 j  lie 

Darnell,  Samuel,  for  Fraud,  6  m  9  c 

Davis,  Charles,  for  Drunkenness,  8/  11/ 

Elizabeth,  for  Robbery,  24^  9e 

John,  for  Burglary,  20/  11  ^ 


Deadman,  Samuel,  and  Thos.  Partridge,  for 

Murder,  5  m  9  e 

Deakin,  Francis,  for  Embezzlement,  31  ^*  9  e 

-  Dean  Henry,  for  Stealing,  If  11  d 

-: —  De  Boom,  Leonard,  for  Robbery,  14 j  11  e 

peplanque,  Alphouse,  for  Assault,  Ij  11  e 

Desmond  and  others,  for  Murder,  7j  10  c — 

14 j   6d[— 21j    12  6— 29 J    96—5/    lOe— 12/ 
5<j_19/  12  c— 26/  116— 4  m  5/ 


March  81, 1868.]      palmbb's  index  to  "  TftE  times  ''  mEwsPAPEB. 


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Police  lamHnued), 

DiBeased  Meat,  Application  to  Destroy,  8/ 

11  e 

-  DiBmisBol  of  an  Officer  at  Beigate,  for  taking 
in  the  Police  Service  Advertiser ^  17  w  12  « 

DiaorderlT  Hofues,  Application  about,  2  m 

11a 

Dixon,  James,  for  Bobbery,  18 j    9  b — 24i* 

7d 

Dohaney,  David,  for  Assanlt,  11  m  11/ 

Dolby,  William,  for  Forgery,  6  j  9  «— 13 j  9  d 

— 14j  II  d^22j  9e 

Donation  of  £1000,  the  Interest  for  Iz^ured 

Policemen,  10/  11 « 

Donelly,  John,  for  Stabbing,  11  j  11  e — 15j 

Od 

DonoTan,  Cornelias,  for  Stealing,  12  m  11 « 

Timothy,  for  Mnrder,  1  j  10  c— 8  j  9/ 

Doodrood,  Jacob,  for  Bobbery,  14  j  11  e 

Doran,  Patrick,  and  others,  for  Treason-Fe- 
lony, Ij  6  6— 7  j  10<i— 8j  9  a— 16j  7«— 18j 

12  d 

Dennis,  and  others,  for  Assault,  ^f  9d 

Dorode,     Gasimir    Henri,     for    Attempted 

Soicide,  28/  9  dr-5  m  11  e 

Dowd,  — ,  a  False  Action,  2j  9  e 

Dowling,  Ann,  for  Assanlt,    10  m    lie 

-  Drake,  Charles,  for  Damaging  a  Gas  Pipe, 
22i  9/ 

Dnscoll,  Thomas,  and  others,  for  Disorderly 

Coodoct,  9j  lie 

Droyer,  Edward,  for  Wounding,  Ij  lie 

Drunkenness  no  bar  to  the  Workhouse,  17  / 

11  d 

Drury,  Ckorge,  for  Bailway  Bobberies,  20  j 

10  5 

Duggan,  Jeremiah,  for  Murder,  Ij  lie — 8  j 

9/ 

Duke,  George,  and  John  Murphy,  for  Burgla- 
ry, 23  ii»  11 « 

Duley,  Susan,  for  Bigamy,  80 j  11  e 

Dunn,  Elizabeth,  for  Obtaining  Money  under 

False  Pretences.  15/  11  e— 19/  11/ 

Dureen,  Daniel,  for  Wounding,  18/  6  d 

Durrant,  William,  for  Perjury,  28  j  9  6 

Dyson,  George,  for  Assault,  2  m  11 6 

Edney,  George  and  Sophia,  for  Haying  in 

Possession  Stolen  Goods,  Sm  9d 

Edwards,  Eliza,  for  Bobbery,  15 j  9d 

John,  for  Embezzlement,  5ml]/ 

Ezelby,  Thomas,  for  Keeping  a  Savage  Dog, 

6/  9(i 
Eyre,  Ex-Governor,  Application  for  Warrant 

a<Tain8t,  28/  10  d 
Fairbaim,  George,  forAttempted  Felony,  15/ 

ll<f 

Fennell,  James,  and  others,  for  Fraud,  28  / 

Hb 

not  of  Claremont  Terrace,  2  m  11  b 

Fierce  Assault  on  an  Officer  at  Wolverhamp- 
ton, 17  m  12/ 

Finn,  James,  and  Joseph  Carroll,  for  Assault, 

17  m  11<! 

•  Fishel,  Morris,  for  Assault,  Sm  9d 

Fisher,  Morris,  for  Threats,  17  j  9e 

Thomas,  for  Bobbery,  If  He 


Folioe  {continued). 

Fitzpatrick,  Bany,  for  Assault,  6/  7  « 

Patrick,  for  Assault,  30  m  11  a 

Floud,  William  Henry,  and  Charles  Watson, 

for  Assault,  7/  lid 

Flye,  Mary  Jane,  for  Murder,  10  j  9e 

FogswiU,   William,  for  Embezzlement,    4/ 

dd 

Ford  and  Jackson,  for  Murder,  11  m  8  c 

Forster,  Joseph,  for  Attempted  Suicide,  10  j 

9/ 
Fosgate,  Charles,  for  Stealing  a  Bifle,  8J 

10  6 

Fosgay,  Samuel,  for  Drunkenness,  26  j  11 « 

Fobs,  Bobert,  for  Drunkenness,  8/  11  c 

Foxwell,  Edw.,  for  Fraud,  &j  9  e^lOj  9  e 

Fricake,  Emma,  for  Leaving  a    Train    in 

Motion,  12m  lid 
Frond,    William  and  Henry,  and  Stephen 

Leech,  for  Assault,  27  j  11/ 

Fry,  George,  for  Assanlt,  4  j  11  e 

Fulham    Churchwardens,    for    Payment   of 

Union  Charges,  ISj  9  e 
Fundell,  Joseph,  for  Stealing,  3/  11  e 

Gage,  Charles,  and  Brighton    Groom,    for 

Assault,  10/  11  e 

Gaines,  Patrick,  for  Stealing,  21/  11/ 

Gannon,  Michael,  Wm.  GiJlham,  and  John 

Boche,  for  Assault,  4f  9d 

Gerson,  Isidor,  for  Piracy,  9  m  11  £ 

Gibson,  Elizabeth,  for  Attempted  Suicide, 

28m  lie 

Gills,  Frederick,  for  Criminal  Assault,  18  m 

lib 

Maria,  and  William  Tranter,  for  Obtain- 
ing Money  under  False  Pretences,  13/  7  c 

Gilson,  Auguste  Gustave,  for  Throwing  Vitriol 

on  a  Young  Woman,  9j  11  d 

-x^  Glover,  Bobert  Mitchell,  for  Begging,  19  m 
lie 

Goldsworthy,  Landlord's  Case,  14 j  11  e 

Mrs.,  Sad  Case,  11  j  11/ 

Goodman,  Frank  Merridew,  for  Forgery,  29/ 

lie— 7m  lie 

Gough,  Michael,  for  Posting  a  Fenian  Pla- 
card on  the  Mansion  House,  27  j  6e  —  1/ 
lie 

Gould,  Thomas,  for  Stealing,  16  j  11  d 

Graham,  Charles  Joseph,   for  Violation  of 

Bankrupt  Laws,  7/  12  c 

George,  for  Stealing,  11/  9  d 

Grant,  Edward,  for  Housebreaking,  18 j  He 

Griffiths.  Thomas,  for  Indecent  Assault,  10  / 

12  c 

Grimes,  George,  for  Stealing,  6  m  9  6 

Groves,  William,  for  Assault,  14 m  lib 

Guellin,  Larin,  for  Drunkenness,  24  j  9/ 

Gurry,  Emanuel,  for  Selling  Diseased  Meat, 

20/  11  e 

Hackel,  Bobert  Whiten,  for  Stealing,  10m 

lie 

Hadley,  John,  for  Drunkenness,  30  m  11  a 

Haley,  Catherine,  for  Stealing,  11/  9  d 

Hall,  Ann,  for  Burning  a  Dead  Baby,  16/ 

12  e 

Hallington,  Henry,  for  Smuggling,  23  j  11/ 

149 


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[Jan.  1  to 


Police  (continued), 

HaznbletoQ,  Charlotte,  and  'Fred.  Snipe,  for 

Robbery,  13/  11  e 
Hamilton,  Thomas,  for  Assault,  Ij  11  e 

Hands,  James,  and  others,  for  Attempted 

Felony,  6  m  9  6 

-— —  Hannah,  Alex.,  and  Wm.  Patterson,  for  In- 
tending to  Defraud.  28  j  9  6—6/  11  d— 12/  11  e 
— 21/11 «— 26/9  e 

Hannett,  William,  for  Attempting  Snieide, 

6/7e 

Harris,  <3harle8,  for  Cruelty,  6/  11/ 

Sarah  Ann, for  Stealing,  Ij  11  c—7j  He 

'    Wm.,  for  Criminal  Assault,  27  »  11/ 

■  for  Embezzlement,  29/  11  e 
^—  Harrison,  Jane,  for  Leanng  Semee,  8/  10  d 
— —  John,  for  Burglary,  SJ  9  e 

Joseph,  for  Assault,  21  j  lid 


-  Hart,  Bobt.,  and  John  Canton,  tot  Saerilege, 
81  j  9/ 

Wm.,  and  Henry  Tmdall,  for  Burglary,  11/ 

9d 
Hatchison,    Bobt.,    and   John    Cooper,   for 

Stealing,  24  j  9  e 

HatteweU,  Franeis,  for  Gkirotting,  4  j  6  h 

Haydon,  Dennis,  for  Assault,  8j  9/ 

Hayes,  Sir  Natiianiel,  and  others,  for  Break- 
ing into  a  House,  20/  9  e 
— —  Haynes,  William,  for  Craelty  to  a  Horse, 
16  j  9e 

Haaell,  Thomas,  for  Felony,  8/11/ 

Healey,  Thomas,  for  Assault,  11  j  11/ 

^  Heath,  Bobert,  for  Stealing,  27  m  11/ 

-  Heather,  — ,  for  Defacing  Coin,  12  m  lie 

Hew,  Thomas,  tor  Fraud,  24/  11  e 

Higgins,  Edmund,  for  Stealing,  28  m  11/ 

John,  for  Assault,  9  j  11  e 

Hill,  Edwin,  for  Desertion,  9  J  lid 

John,  and  Thos.  Alport,  for  Assault,  17  m 


lie 


Errata  in  Mr.  Telland's  Address,  18  m  1 1  & 

Thomas,  and  Thos.  Alport,  for  Assault, 

80m  11a 

Hind,  John,  for  Drunkenness,  8/  11  e 

Hines,  Job,  for  Stealing,  27 m  lie 

Hogan,  Patrick,  for  Fenianism,  30  j  9  d 

Holding,  Alfred,  and  others,  for  Stealing, 

28  m  11/ 

»-  Alfred,  and  others,  for  Theft,  21  m  lie 

Holland,  Mr.  E.,  for  allowing  a  Locomotive 

Engine  to  Travel  without  Ms  Name,  28/  4  d 

Holmes,  Alexander,  for  Murder,  20  m  11  a 

Hoporaft,  Samuel  George,  for  Stealing,  6/ 

lie 

Horlook,  Bobert,  for  Damage,  18/  9  e 

Hotham,  Christopher,  for  Criminal  Assaalt, 

17j  9e 
Howard,  Narett,  and  16  others,  for  Begging, 

28/ 9  d 
— ^  Hudson,  John  Henry,  for  Obtaining  Money 

under  False  Pretences,  3  m  9  e 
Humberstone,  John,  for  Stabbing,  21  j  11  d 

Humphreys,  John,  for  Bobbery  and  Assault, 

26/ lie 

Wm.,  and  Edw.  Jones,  for  Be  fusing  to 

Work,  8m  9d 

160 


Police  {continued), 

Hustwayte,  Thos.,  and  Dan.  Began,  for  Steal- 
ing, 81 m  12  e 
Ingham,  John,  for  Keeping  Irregnlar  Houn, 

1/11/ 

Isaacs,   Lewis,  for  Obissniag  (3t>odiB  under 

False  Pretences,  8/  11  d— 14/  9  e 
Jackson,  Abraham,  for  Burglary,  18/  11  e— 

19/  11  e 

Heniy,  for  Assault,  28/  9  e 

^—^  Jacobs,  Samuel,  for  Assault,  ete.,  11  m  11  f 

James,  Joseph,  for  Stealing,  4/  9  e 

Jenkins,  John,  for  Attempt  at  Suitside,  11  m 

11/ 
William,  for  Stabbing,  96  m  11/ 

Jeremy,  George,   for  Keeping  open    during 

Prohibited  Hours,  1/  11/ 

Johnson,  Agnes,  for  Vagrancy,  95/  9  e 

Ann,  for  Stealing,  4/  9  d 

Edward,  for  Uttering  Base  Coin,  4  m  11  e 

I Frederick,  for  Stealing,  26  j  lie— 1/  11 « 

George,  for  Attempted  Bobbery,  12/  11  < 

>  William,  for  Fraudulently  Biemovxng  his 

Goods  to  Prevent  a  Distress,  16  j  11  d 

William,  and  Thoe.  Manniag,  for  O«rotte 


Bobbery,  21  j  9/ 

Jones,  David,  for  Stealing,  9  m  11/ 

Edward,  for  Assault,  21/  lie 

Henry,  for  Stealing,  4  j  11  e 

John,  for  Nuisance,  8/  11  e 

Bobt.  Edw.,  for  Leaving  a  Train  ia  Motion, 

Ij  lie 

William,  fop  Stealing,  7i  lie 

Jordan,  Joseph,  for  Stealing,  6  m  lie 

Joseph,  Edward,  for  Fraud,  29/  11  e 

Jean,  and  others,  for  Burglary,  9j  lie 

Joyce,  John,  for  Assaalt,  7j  lie 

Judge,  William,  for  Criminal  Assaalt,  7/ 

lie 
JapPt  Charles,  for  Obtaining  Money  under 

False  Pretences,  6  m  9  e 
Keefe,  William,  for  Fraud,  13  j  9  d 

Keeves,  Samuel,  for  Forgeries,  etc.,  80  J  11  e 

Keighley,  John  and  Daniel,  for  Wilfbl  Da* 

mage,  16  j  9  e 

Kelk,  Lucas  &  Waring,  Messrs.,  for  liifring- 

ing  New  Metropolitan  Act,  3/  11  d 

KeUy,  John,  for  Bobbery,  20/  11/ 

Kendall,  John,  for  Assault,  11  j  11  /— 17  j 

9e 

Kennedy,  George,  for  Assault,  22  j  9e 

Kidd,  John,  for  Vagrancy,  28/  9  d 

Kilby,  William  Andrew,  for  Felony,  21/  11  d 

—29 J  He 

King,  Charles,  and  William  Breckeoridge,  for 

Forgery,  17/  11/ 
Wmiam,  for  SteaUng,  18  m  11/ 

Kittoe,   Edward  Henry,  for  Stealing,    27; 

He 

Knight,  Joseph,  for  Assault,  19/  11/ 

Elroscourt,  Henry,  for  Stealing,  4  j  11  e 

Landragin,  George,  for  Deserting  his  Family, 

21/  11/ 

Langford,  George,  for  Threats,  17 »  He 

Langston,  Charles  Pembridga,  for  Indecsst 

Behaviour,  etc.,  in  Chureh,  6j  96 


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Police  {continued). 

Laane,   John,    and    iJidregUo   Loigi,   for 

Stealing,  10/  11  e 
Lavinbnrgb,  Xiewis,  for  0?9rohargizig  Inteiast 

on  Pledgee,  16  j  11  d 
»~-  lieary,  Daniel,  for  Aasanlt,  16  j  ^e 

Lee,  Henry,  for  Maaslaaghter,  17  m  11 « 

Jane,  for  Stealing,  25/  9  e 

Lemon,  Fred.  Wm«,  for  EmbeiUBlenMnt,  8j 

9$ 
Lennon,  Patrick,    for   High    Treason   and 

Murder,  17i  10  0^18 j  9«-a3j  8  c— 21j  9/ 
— _  Lever,  John,  for  Aasaolt,  17/  11  d 
Lewing,  James,  for  not  Reporting  his  Home, 

29/  11/ 

Lewis,  Charles,  for  Fraud,  10  m  11  € 

Lialter,  Joseph,  for  Infractions  of  the  ^Cattle 

Plague  Order,  5  m  7  fr 
Light,  Jas.,  and  Susan  Adams,  fo^  Stealing, 

22 j  9« 
Lipinan,  John,  for  Beoeiring  Stolen  Qoods, 

14i  11 d 
Littleton,  Hauiice,  and  others,  for  Treason^ 

Felony,  28  j  10<~25j  lOd— 1/  iO/--7/  6/ 

Lloyd,  Alfred,  for  Felony,  10 J  9  e 

LiVemore,  James,  fbr  Firing  a. Pistol,  23^' 

lie 
— *  Loader,  James,  for  Murder,  IBj  11  e 

Lobb,  Henry,  for  Begging,  25/  9  « 

London  City  Mission,  Application  tar  Aid, 

13  j  9e 

— --  Loid's-Day  Obseryance  Society,  15  j  9  d 

LoTe,  Francis,  for  Assault,  10  j  11  e 

Laces,  Edward,  for  Abasiye  iMgaage,  28> 

lid 

Lyon,  Frederick  Charlea,  for  Attempted  Sui- 
cide, 21/ He— 29/  He 

John,  for  Felony,  17^  9  d 

Mabe,  John,  for  Indecent  Assault,  26  m  11  e 

Maehdolf,  Frederick,  for  Stealing,  12iii  11< 

Mack,  John,  for  Wilful  Damage,  15 j  9  e 

Mackay,  WilUikn,  and  others,  for  High  Trea- 
son, 11  /  7  e 

Mackennal,  Geo.  Sampson,  for  Fraud,  23  m 

11  <i— 30  TO  11  o 

Mackenzie,  Charles  Francis,  for  Xhreaiening 

to  Libel,  24  m  12  e— 31  m  12  e 

Maconski,  — ,  for  ill  Conduct,  22/  11  # 

. Malony,  David,  for  Wounding,  4j  11  e 

' Manning,  Mary,  for  Murder,  7  m  11/ 

Mansfield,  Geo.,  and  others,  for  destroying 

their  Clothes,  etc.,  11/  9  d 

Marney,  Wm.,  for  Wounding,  8  j  9/ 

Marriage  of  Deceased  Sister's  Husband,  Case, 

4/9<i 

Marsh,  Mary  Ann,  for  osing  the  .Kaifo,  31  j 

9/ 

Martin,  Alfred,  for  Stealing,  7/  11  d 

■  Thos.,  and  others,  for  Burglary,  3^'  9  < 

Mason,  John,  for  Assaulting  his  Apprentice, 

20/ lie 

Sydney,  for  Stealing,  1/11/ 


Maude,  Edmund,  for  Stealing,  etc.,  28  m  11  # 

— 31i»  12  e 

Mayoard,  Henry,  for  Stealing,  80  m  11  a 

M'Oarthy,  Daniel,  for  Stealing  Bread,  10 j  9/ 


FoUoe  {continued), 

M'Dermott,    Patrtok,  for   obtaining  Money 

under  False  Pretences,  6f  9d 

M'Gee,  John,  for  Assault,  20  m  11/ 

M'lntosh,  Ann,  for  Fraud,  4/  9€ 

-  M'Intyre,  James,  for  Stealing,  8/  11  • 

M'Eay,  Catherine,  for  Assault,  4  m  11 « 

M'Kenna,  Thoe.,  Chas.,  and  Joseph,  for  Fa- 

nianism,  18  j  5  d 
M'Kensie,  Angus,  for  Wilftil  Damge,  SSj 

He 
Meakhnrst,  Edward,  for  Assault,  5/  11  e 

-  Meyers,  Hermsjm, for  Fraud,  27  m  He 

Miller,  Christian,  for  Stealing,  2  j  9  d 

MitcheU,  James,  for  Shooting,  24  m  12/ 

and  others,  for  Disorderly  Conduct,  84  m 

18  e 

^>—  Mock  Auotfons,  Deputation  to  Svppress,  1 
He 

Moles,  Willisnt,  for  Neglect  of  Duty,  15  j  9d 

Moneirs,  Joseph,  for  Burglary,  14/  9  e 

Monroe,  Wm.,  and  James  Falconer,  for  Stoal'^ 

ing,  10  m  11  e 

Montgomery,  Sarah^  for  Begging,  8^  9e 

'-^—  Moore,  John  Moxon,  for  Fraud,  25  m  11/ 
Philip,  fpr  Assault,  7j  He 

Moquerio,  Joseph,  for  Stealing,  3/  11  e 

Morelli,  Johann,  for  Murder,  20  j  9/— 27/ 

He 
Morgan,  Alfred,  for  Drankenness,  etc.,  16/ 

He 
Peter,  for  Treason-Felony,    17  m  11  c — 

^m  12e 

MoriartT,  Michael,  for  Assault,  6j  9/ 

-  Morley,'Thos.,  for  Murder,  6/  7/ 

Morris,  Robert,  for  Stealing,  14/  9 e 

Moses,  Mary,  for  Begging.  14/  9  e 

Moss,  Mark,  for  Assault,  26/  H  e 

Mott,  George  and  Anne,  and  Susan  £agla8, 

for  Steeling,  18/  9e 

Muldrick,  James,  for  Assault,  4j  11  e 

-  MuUady,  Patrick,  for  the  Manchester  Murder, 
Ac.,  12/6  e— 22/12  d 

Murphy,  Agnes,  for  haying  Stolen  Goods  in 

Possession,  18 m  He 

Catherine,  for  Assault,  20/  11/. 

Naylor, Thomas, for  Assomlt, 2j  9f—7f  He 

Needoll,  James,  for  Attempted  Murder,  6/ 

10e^l3/ He— 20/11/ 

'■        Newcome,  Thomas,  and  others,  for  Betting, 

6to  9c 
Nicholson,  Thomas,  for  Furious  Driving,  9m 

He 
Nolsn,  John,  for  Assault,  17i  9  e 

Notice  of  Streets  in  New  Act,  22^'  4  c 

O'Connor,  Charles,  for  Assault,  6^*  9  e 

Patrick  Henry,  foi;,  Assault,  9j  11  d 

0»Donnen,  Thomks,  lor  Assault,  20/  11/ 

O'Haran,  Thomas,,  for  Attemp^^at  Murder, 

4m6c— llmXlJf 

Orchard,  Henry,  for  Stealing,  19/  He 

Page,    ThomaflL  'and    John    Ohadsey,    for 

Stealing,  18 j  He--28y  lid 

Painter,  Richard,  for  Robbery,  7j  11  e 

-— -  Parker,  Francis  Palmer,  for  Embesslement, 

25  m  11/ 

161 


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PAI.MEB  8   HmXX  TO   "  THE  TIXXB  '    KEW8PAFKB. 


[Jan.  1  to 


Police  {continued), 

Parker,  Frederick,  for  Murder,  11  m  12  d — 

18to  9/ 

Parr,  — ,  for  Keeping  Open  his  House  at 

Prohibited  Hours,  18 m  lid 

Patterson,  John,  and  others,  for  Suspidous 

Conduct,  20  j  9  e 
Pellat,  Henry,  Ann,  and  George,  for  Burglary, 

16j  lid 
Penn,  Bobert,  for  Stealing,  8/  11  e 

Pennicaad,  John,  and  others,  for  Obtaining 

Goods  under  False  Pretences,  28  /  8  6 

Petas,  John,  for  Cutting  and  Wounding,  7  m 

11/ 
Phillips,  George,  for  Forgery,  15/  11  e — ^9  m 

11 « 

Miss  Boss,  for  Furious  Driying,  26/  9  c 

— ^  Pbipps,  Joseph,  for  Indecent  Assault,  21  j 

lid— 25  j  11 « 
Pigott,  Bichard,  for  Seditious  Writing,  10^' 

Te— llj  12d— ISj  6  a 
Pitt,  Samuel,  for  Assault,  27  m  11 « 

Plant,  Bobert,  Thomas,  and  Dayid,  for  Horse 

Stealing,  18  m  11 « 

Pluckrose,  Samuel,  for  Cutting  and  Wound- 
ing, 8m  9c 

Poole,  Mr.,  for  Infringing  the  New  Act,  17  j 

9d 

Porter,  William  Henry  Webb,  for  Bmbeszle- 

ment,  Ij  lie — ij  11 « 

Potnell,  John,  for  Assault,  21  j  11  e 

Potter,  Charles,  for  Libel,  11  j  11  e 

Praed,  Herbert  Bulkley,for  Assault,  26/  11  d 

Pri4je,  Ellen,  for  Stealing,  6/  9  d 

Henry,  for  Conspiracy,  16  j  lid— 23  j  11/ 

Pugh  and  Christie,  for  Assault,  16  j  11  d 

Pugh,  Thomas  Henry,  for  Felony,  26j  11  e 

Quill, Catherine,  and  others,  for  Begging,  25 j* 

11« 

Badcliffe,  Ann,  for  Cruelty  to  a  Child,  17/ 

lid— 22/11 « 

Badley,  William, for  Wilful  Damage,  20m  lie 

Banelagh,  Lord,  for  Smoking  in  a  Bailway 

Carriage,  9j  11  e 
Bawlings,  William,  for  Forgery,  20  m  11  e 

Bedgrare,  — ,  for  Extortion,  28  m  11  e 

Bedwood,  Bobert,  for  Assault,  2if  11  e 

Beece,  William,  for  Stealing,  21  /  11  d 

Bichards,  Alfred,  for  Stealing,  27  j  11/ 

Bichardson,  Thos.,  for  Excise  Fraui,  7/  6d 

— 8/12« 

Boberts,  Jane,  for  Beceiring  Stolen  Goods, 

14m  116 

Sarah,  for  Leaving  a  Train  in  Motion,  6i 

9/ 

Bobinson,  William,  for  Stealing,  6  m  9  c 

Boe,  Thomas,  for  Assault,  8  j  9/ 

Bosa,  Giosa  da,  for  Stealing,  16  m  11a 

Bowe,  Thomas,  for  Garotte  Bobbery,  9j  11  d 

— ^  Bagenstein,  Christian  J.  Martin,  for  Assault, 

19m  He 
— —  Bust,  Bichard,  for  Stealing,  80j  He 

Byan,  James,  for  Bobbery,  2j  9/ 

John,  for  Stabbing,  14 m  lib 

Matthew,  and  others,  for  Assault  and  Bob- 
bery, 26 m  He 
lo2 


Police  (continued), 

Byan,  Philip,  Bobbery  with  Violence,  18/9  e 

Wm.  and  Michael,  for  Assault,  14^'  11  e 

— ^  Sainsbury,  Philip,  and  Henry  Tork,  for  Bob- 
bery, 16/  11  e 
Salter^  Charles,  for  Felony  and  Assault,  18  j 

11/ 

Saunders,  Thos.,  for  Stealing,  23/  11/ 

Baward,  Eli,  for  Assault,  6/  9  c 

Sawyer,  Frederick  John,  for  Abase,  ete.,  5/ 

lie 

-  Soallion,  William,  for  Damage,  7/  11  e 

Schumacke,  Ludwig,  for  Indecent  Aasaolt, 

16/  lie 

Seaber,  Thos.,  and  Fred.  Barker,  for  Murder, 

7m  11/ 

Seabrook,  Thos.,  for  Stealing,  2j  9/ 

Serridge,  Michael,  for  Seditious  Language, 

14j  6/ 

Seymour,  Charles,  and  others,  for  Bmgkry, 

4m  116~-6m  96 

Henry,  for  Careless  Driving,  8/  9/ 

William,  for  Stealing,  27/  11  d 

Sharpe,  Jane,  for  Haring  Stolen  Goods,  19  si 

lie 

Shaw,  Frank,  for  Vagrancy,  4/  9/ 

Henry,  for  Stealing,  16 j  9  e 

Mary  Ann,  for  Conspiracy,  9  m  7  d — 12  m 

12  h 
Shea,  Daniel, for  Burglary,  8/  lie 

Shepherd,  Joseph,  for  Assault,  4j  11/ 

Sherwood,  Albert  Edw.,  for  Stealing,  16 « 

116 

«— —  Shortland,    Thomas,    for  Furious  Driring, 

19/ lie 
Sinunonds,  James  and  John,  for  Stealiag  and 

Forgery,  16  m  11a 

Simon,  Thomas,    Sheriif  of  Aldemej,  fat 

Fenianism,  26  j  lOe— 29/  9  a 

Simpson,  Charles  Prout,  for  Indecent  As- 
sault, Bj  9  e 

William,  for  Stealing,  29/  11  e 

Skeffington,  Frederick,  for  Stealing,  1/  11  f 

-  Smart,  George,  and  others,  for  Fnuds,  etc., 
80 j  11 e 

Smith,  Emily,  and  Catherine  Lawrence,  for 

Stealing,  26  m  11  e 

George,  and  George  Brown,  for  Stealing, 


24/ lie 

Geo.,  for  Felony,  9j  11  d 

George,  for  Befusing  to  Support  his  Child, 


8/ lid 

George,  for  Bobbery,  18/  9  i 


-10m  11* 


-24m  lie 

—  Geo.  and  Wm.,  for  Assault,  19/  11  e 
Geo.,  and  Wm.  Connor,  for  Stealing,  7  si 


lie 


12  e 

9d 


John,  for  Indecent  Assault,  25/  9  e 
Bobert  aliat  Colvin,  for  Murder,  etc,  7/ 

Thomas,  for  Bobbery  with  Violence,  11/ 

William,  for  Burglary,  81 J  9  e 


Smyth,  William,  for  Assault,  27  m  11  e 
Snipe,  Frederick,  for  Garotting,  20/  11/ 
Snuggs,  Bobert,  for  Felony,  7/  11/ 


March 81, 1868.]    Pii.3iKE's  nmsx  to  "the  times"  irEWSPiLPBE. 


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Police  (continued). 

Bongej,  John,  and  other  lads,  for  Damage, 

29/  11/ 

Sparrow,  Amelia,  for  Murder,  lOj  9  e 

Bpencer,  Emma,  for  Bobbery,  20  m  11/ 

Spinkfl,  John,  for  Stealing,  10/  11  e 

Stephens,  Rich.,  James  Pitt,  and  John  Nixon, 

for  Assault,  17  m  12  f 

Stephenson,  Eliz.  Agnes  Maiy,  for  Forgery, 

Sj  9e 

Stevens,  Henry,  for  Fraudulently  RemoTing 

his  Goods,  8/  11  d 

James,  for  Begging,  21  j  lid 

Stewart,  Major  I^rummond,  for  Drunkenness, 

28/ 9d 

Stimpson,  — ,for  Embezzlement,  withdrawn, 

3/ lid 

Street  Hawkers,  Complaints  Against,  20  m 

11  e 

Such,  Oharlef,  for  Disgraoefiil  Conduct,  2j 

9e 

Sullivan,  A.  M.,  and  others,  on  the  Party 

Procession  Act,  Ij  9  d 

A.  M.,  for  Seditious  Libels,  29i  12  c— SOj 

5d 


■  Ann,  for  Felony,  9j  11  d 

Dennis,  for  Assault,  27  j  11  e 

John,  for  Wilful  Damage,  15^  9  d 

Thomas,  for  Assault,  16  j  11  e 

Timothy,  for  Attempted  Felony,  24  m  12/ 

—  Snouners,  Ellen,  and  others,  for  Refractory 
Conduct,  2  m  11 6 

—  Swaine,  James,  for  Fraud,  20  m  11 « 

—  Swan,  Thomas,  and  others,  for  Burglary,  28  m 
11 « 

—  Swanson,  Henry,  for  Cruelty,  6  m  9  & 

—  Sweet,  Alfred,  for  Robbery,  6j  9/ 

—  Swinburne,  Alfred,  for  Drunkenness,  8/ 11 « 

—  Swindlers  and  Forgers,  in  the  Borough,  Appli- 
cation for  advice  against,  26 m  lie 

Swire,  Henry,  for  Robbery,  24  j  7  d 

—  Tarrant,  Joseph  Hookey,  for  Unlawful  Pos- 
session, 26/  11 «— 3  wi  9  d 

—  Tattam,  Samuel,  for  Drunkenness,  21  j  lid 

—  Taylor,  Catherine,  and  BUen  Elliott,  for  Theft, 
10m  lie 

Kr.  and  Mrs.  Sidney  Henry,  for  Crusty  to 


a  Servant  Girl,  6m  4 f 

Thomas,  for  Assault,  28/  9  e 


—  Testimonial  to  Chowne  and  Chamberlain,  for 
Arresting  the  Fenian  Prisoners,  81 J  9e — 1/ 
lie— 12/6  « 

*— .  Thake,  James,  for  Burglary,  14  J  11  e 

Thomas,  Mary,  for  Obtaining  Money  Under 

False  Pretences,  15/  11  e— 19/  11  e 

Rev.    A.    R.    G.,  for   Oppressive  Parish 


Charces,  1/  11/ 

—  Thompson,  Eliza,  for  Fraud,  27/  11  d 


9e 


George,  for  Fraud,  18  j  9  d— 20  j  9  d— 20  j 


Thomson,  William,  for  Stabbing,  Bj  9  e 

—  Timlin,  William,  for  Stealing,  14  j  11  e 

Toohey,  Patrick,  for  Suspected  Theft,  3  m  9  c 

—lOmll* 

Townsend,  Marquis  of,  for  Assault,  27  m  11 « 

Triekar,  John,  for  Stealing,  26  m  11/ 


Police  (continued), 

Tuck,  George,  for  Assault,  18/  9  d 

Tully,  William,  for  Begging,  Sj  9/ 

Turner,  John,  for  Stealing,  27/  11  d 

Turpin,  John,  for  Embezzlement,  25  j  11  e — 

SOj  11 e 

Tyler,  James,  for  Robbery,  14  m  116 

Mr.,  for  Infringing  the  Kew  Act,  17/  9  d 

Vaglica,  Joseph,  for  Robbery,  19  m  11 « 

Yanstracler,  Louis,  for  Cruelty  and  Assault, 

26/ 9 « 
Victor,    Gaslar,  and  Massimo   Fardon,  for 

Obtaining  Money  under  False  Pretences,  28  j 

8a 

Victory,  Thomas,  for  Assault,  21  j  11 « 

Viner,  Henry,  for  a  Benefit  Society  Claim, 

29 j  lie 

Visoni,  Vincenzo,  for  Stabbing,  4j  11  e 

Wade,  Frances,  for  attempted  Suicide,  5  /  11  e 

Walker,  Mary,  for  Dressing  in  Man's  Clothes, 

31 m  12  « 

Walsh,  Margaret,  for  Assault,  26  m  11/ 

Richard    and  Mortimer,  and  others,  for 

Having  Goods  for  which  they  could  give  no 

Account,  7/  11  d 
Warner,  Amelia,  for  Robbeiy  with  Violence, 

19/  11  e 
Wateribrd,  Theodore  Conway  Von,   for  Em- 
bezzlement, 2J  9e 

WatkLns,  Margaret,  for  Swindling,  22/  11/ 

Watson,  Charles,  for  Stealing,  29  j  11  e 

Weatherhill,  Miles,  for  Murder,  9  m  10  d 

Webb,  Charles,  for  Robbery,  16  m  11  o^ 

23  m  10  0 

John,  for  Cruelty,  4/  9/ 

William,  for  Assault,  6/  9/ 

Weldon,  Thomas,  for  Fenianism,  13  j  4  d 

Wells,  William,  for  Poaching,  11  j  9  c 

Welsh,  Michael,  for  Assault, 27/  lid 

William,  for  Assault,  4/  11/ 

Western  Gas-Light  Company,  for  Nuisance, 

29  j  11/ 

Westhall,  Jane,  for  Stealing,  81/  9/ 

Whetstone,  John,  for  Fenianism,  1/  10/ 

Whitby,  Thomas,  for  Burglaiy,  11m  11/ 

White,  William,  for  Furious  Driving,  30^' 

lie 

Wiggins,  Henry,  for  Stealing,  18  m  11  e 

Williams,  Charles  C.  B.,  for  Abuses  of  Excise 

Laws,  13  m  11  ^ 

■  James,  for  Assault,  10  j  9/ 

Joseph,  for  Assault,  ISj  10 f 

— ^  Wilkinson  and  O'Neill,  for  Setting  Fire  to 

another  Pauper  Girl's  Straw,  3/  10/ 

Williamson,  John,  for  Fraud,  6  m  11 « 

Willis,  Charles,  for  Begging,  13/  9d 

Wilson,  C.  D.,  for  Cutting  a  Newspaper,  20  m 

12  a 
Edmund  Alfred,  for    Drunkenness,  21/ 

lid 

James,  for  Assault,  22/  11/ 

John,  and  David  Harris,  for  Assault,  26/ 

9c— 11m  8c 

Theresa,  for  Obtaining  Money  under  False 


Pretences,  12/  11  e 
—  Wingfleld,  Charlotte,  for  AssAolt,  18/  9/ 

IT  iRft 


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VJJMS&'B  IKDISX  TO  '' THB  TOC^B"  VBI«70PAPfiB. 


[Jan.  1  to 


Police  {continued). 

Wood,  Joseph,  for  Dog  Tax,  20  j  6  6 

Woodfin,  John,  for  Attempted  ^cide,  27/ 

lid 

Woolaoott,  William,  for  Assault,  13 iji  He 

Woolcott,  William,  for  Murder,  l9.m  H  « 

Woolf,  William,  for  Assault,  25  w,  11/ 

— *  Young,  Koiris  de^  for  Unlawful  Dealmgs,  7/ 

11/ 
Bichard,  for  Assault,  19/  11  e 

Zelasid,  Louis,  for  forgery,  26  m  11  <  - 

Police,  Increase  of  the  Force,  lij  7/ 
in  Wales,  27 1»  11  d 

in  Towns,  Statistics,  3j  8  d 

— —  ^roYindal,  Statistics  of,  20if^  lOd 

Purse  of  £50  Presented  to  an  Officer,  6;  8/ 

•^ Statistics  of  Metropolitan  and  City  Forces, 

22/  11/ 
-— «-  What  they  are  and  what  they  should  be,  30  j 

6a 
Politics  separating  Marriage,  4  j  6  d 
Pontifex  &  Wood,  on  the  Strike  of  the  East  London 

Carpenters,  24/  6  c— 28/  46 
Poor  Law  Board  Amendment  Act  and  St.  Panoras 

Parish,  23  m  11  a 

and  ClerkenweU  Parish,  15  J  7  b 

~ and  East  London  Distress,  16  j  6  « 

and  ExpensiTe  Medicines,  26/6/ 

and  Oul-door  Belief,  15j  4o  % 

and  the  Holbom  Union,  29/  9  e 

and  Shoreditch  Parish,  9^'  10  e 

— »  Deputation  to,  21/126 

Half-yearly  Return,  31  m  12/ 

Monthly  Beturn,  28/  8  a 

New  Metropolitan  Arrangements,  27/  5  d 

Poor  Laws,  New  Law,  21  m  12  e 

Poor,  on  Belief  to,  13 j  3/ 

Poor's  Bates,  Equalization  of,  11/  4  cl 

Pope,  Health  of  the,  21  m  12  c 

Pope's  (The),  Volunteers,  31 J  7/ 

Poplar  Inyalids'  and  Children's  Dinners,  4 J  11  d 

Union,  18  j  11  d 

Population,  Chesterton  the  Fruitfol  Hundred,  14/ 

8/ 
Portland  Prison,  Committal  of  two  Warders,  7/ 

11/ 

Portman  Market,  Destroyed  hy  Fire,  24/  9  c 
POBTXJGAI. :— 

Death  of  Marshal  Santa  Maria,  11/  7  d 

Election  of  the  Cortes,  23  m  6  a— 24  m  12  a 

Hunting  Excursion  of  the  King  and  Queen, 

l/9d 

Miscellaneous  Intelligence,  16  j  9  d — 17  j  7  c 

New  Ministry,  6j  7  a 

Our  Trade  with,  20  m  12/ 

Queen  Maria-Pia,  ahout  to  Visit  King  Em- 
manuel, 13  m  12  a 

Besignation  of  Minfsters,  4  J  9  c 

- —  Tumults  on  Taxing  Provisions,  4^  9  c— 11/ 
Id 

Wine  Duties,  3  J  5  6— -23  m  5  6 

Portuguese  Wines  Duties,  Ij  9  c — 2j  7  d— 3  j  5  6 
-4i6/ 

Shipments  of,  7j  6& 

Post  Office,  Additional  Bate  to  India,  11  m  II  a 

r  Alteration  in  India,  China,  dra.,  Mails,  11/  8  d 

154 


Post  Office,  Alteration  in  Bates  to  China,  19/  5  c 

British- and  Ameriean  Arrangetn<wiig,  13  J  7  h 

"  Postal  Guide,"  2  j  9  d 

Curious  Difeefcions  to  Letters,  7/  5  d 

Extension  of  the  General  Office,  5/  12  e 

History  of,  7/  5  a— 10/  11 « 

Indian  Postal  Arrangement,  If  10  e 

New  China  Service,  Ij  7  b 

New  Postal  derrioe  to  AostialiA,  Idas  7 €— 

19  m  7  b 

Notices  of  Additional  ^l^ils,  81  j  7  e 

Ocean  Service  with  United  States,  31  j  5  a— 

7/ 7a 

Postal  ArcBDgements  in  Aldeiney,  dlj  8  6 

Saving  Banks,  9  j  10  « 

Sunday  Obsemuioe  in  Sootland*  Ij  9o 

Treasury  Warrant,  8  j  4a 

Potatoes,  Growth  of,  in  Ireland  and  England,  22/ 

lid 
Potter  (Alan),  Sak  Prise  last  of  his  Pictoiea,  J^, 

16  m  7/ 

(G^rge),  on  Trades*  Unions,  17^  Qe 

•  on  Apprentices,  3/  10  d 

■  OB  Marylebone  Election,  4/  10  a 

on  the  Trades*  Delegate  Meeting,  9  m  9/ 

Pre-historic  Bemains  in  Gravel  Beds,  8j  8  d^7j 

7d 
Presentation  to  the  Master  of  the  Admiral  LyaiUj 

21m  12c 
Press,  State  of,  in  France,  9j  10  a— 13^  6  c 
Preston,  Strike  of  Weavers  at,  24/  12  e 
Price  (Bonamy)  on   the  Oxford  ProfessorBfaip  of 

PoUtical  Economy,  27i  12/— 29j  6/— 80/  9« 

on  University  Testa,  23m  7/ 

Prideaux  (Lieut.)  on   the  Abyssinian  Expedition, 

8i  7/ 
Principalities  (The),  16  m  12  6 
Printers,  Co-operative  Principle,  29  J  6e 
Prison  and  the  Beggars,  23  j  12  &— 24i  84 

Dietaries  of  Ireland,  4  m  11  a — 18  m  9/ 

Prisoners,  American  Mode  of  Employing,  21 J  Be 
Private  Bill  Legislation,  6  m  7d— 7  m  9/— 10  m 

5c— 10m  76— 16m  8d— 17m  126— 19»  8/ 
Privy  Council  and  the  Cattle  Trade,  16m  9  a 
Beerpertab  Sahee  v.  B^jenderpertab  Sahee, 

5m  10/ 
City  of  Antwerp,  the  FriedficK  11/  9  a 

Gift  to  the  CouncO  of  Education,  1/  9/ 

Judicial  Committee  of,  27i  9fr--5/  11/— 

6/  9<— 7/  lle—Sf  11/— 10/  11/— 11/  9< 
—26/  Uf— 27/  llf— 28/  9«— 29/  11*— 
11m  lie— 12m  11/— 13m  11/— 14j»  U/ 

Petition  s^^aiast  the  Chapters  of  Horwich  and 

Westnunster,  6/  9  c 
Probate  and  Divorce  Courts,  lOy  4  d 
Promiscuous  Cbaritv,  ita  Evil,  .24  j  8  e 
Promissory  Oaths  Bill,  Sketch  of.  21/6/ 
Providence  Bow  Night  Befuge  Fund,  2 j  5  e — ij 

11  c— 7j  7<— lOj  9  6— 14j  6/ 
Provident  Clerks'  Mutual  Life  Assurance,  6f  5b 
PBTJ8SIA :— 

Abolition  of  Imprisonment  tat  Debt,  25  si 

12  a 

Accouchement  of  H.RH.  the  Crown  Princess, 

U/7*-14/7e— 17/9  6 
— :-  Agreeznent  for  Railway.  Ifoan,  lij  9^ 


Maarch  81, 1868.]    tmxeb'b  ikdbx  to  "tiee  tiicbb"  yvwBPkvea. 


Qm 


FroBsia  (continued). 

Anticipated  AbdioatloB  ol  Lndwig  II.,  17  m 

10  b 
Baptism  of  the  Crown  Prince's  Son  19  nt  9  6 

--2dm  12  a 

Bavarian  New  Army  Bill,  20/  10  b 

Berlin  SoboolmasterB  and  th#  Press,  24  m  10  <2 

Bill  for  Railway  Loan  passed,  XHj  9  d 

Budget,  22/  12  a 

Central  Association  for  Emigrants,  14/  10  a 

Circular  on  the  Olg'eet  of  the  Prince  Napo- 
leon's Visit,  26  m  9  6 
Close  of  the  Chambers — King's  SpMoh,  2  m 

96— 8m  8d 

Closing  of  the  Gambling  Honses,  28  m  10  c 

.  Compensation  to  Deposed  Sovereigns,  8/  9  c 

—19/ 12  a 
Completion  of  North  German  Constitution, 

SJ  Id 
Conference  of  Joomalists  on  liiterary  Pro- 
perty, 25  m  12  a 

Count  Bemstor£rs  Credentials,  16i  9  ft 

Bismark  and  the  Diplomatie  Body,  28  m 

12  a 
Cowen  (H.  F.)«  an  English  Pianist,  performs 

before  the  Grown  Princess,  28  j  4  <; 

Departure  of  Baron  Magniss,  llj  9  (i 

of  Prince  Napoleon  for  Dresden,  17  m  10  2) 

Despotism  of  the  Kings  of  Hanover,  10  m 

lOfr 
Distress  in  Eastern  Prussia,  22  j  7  a — 17  f 

96 
Dr.  Petermann  and  the  Arctic  Expedition, 

24m  lOd 
Emigrant  Ships,  Examination  Board,  22/ 

10  5 
English  Ambassador's  Grand  Banquet   to 

Prince  Napoleon,  10  m  12  a 
Famine  in  East  Prussia,  15  j  8  &— 24/  12  & 

—27/  7  b 

Blackley  (W.  L.)  on  the.  24i  10/ 

Gambling  Houses,  Closing  of,  17/  9  ft 

German  Version  of  the  Victorian  Journal, 

23m  10c 

Grinding  and   Slaughtering  Tax  abolished, 

SljTft 

Hanover  Qaestion,  29/  9  ft 

Hanoverian  Contingent,  22/  10  ft 

His  Majesty's  Puhlie  Censure  of  his  Ministers' 

Opponents^  i5/  9  d 
Intentions  of  France  in  the  East,  17  m  10  ft 

International  Telegraph  Treaty,  5  m  9  ft 

King  of  Hanover  and  the  Pope,  17  m  10  ft 

Liberty  of  Speech  Bill,  9  j  9  ft— 16  j  8  ft 

Mmtaiy  Reform,  20/  10  ft 

Service  and  Emigration,  27/  7  a 


Miscellaneous  Information,  7j  9<2 — 'Hj  12  a 

— 8j  7ft— 11  j  lOo— 14j  Oft— 18y  9c— 23j 
9<^— 25>  9&— 29j  12  a— 30 j  9  c— 3/  10  c— 
4/  7  ft— 10/  10  ft— 13/  9  a— 16/  9  d— 18/  8  6 
—20/  10  ft— 20/  12  a— 26/  9  c— 7  m  12  a— 
12m  9ft— 19m  9ft— 28m  10a 

New  Baden  Cabinet,  a  Jew  Finance  Minister, 

17m  10ft 

New  Bill  on  Proieoution  of  Members  of  the 

Diet,  18/  10  a 


FitLoaia  {eoniinuid). 

New  Books,  17  m  10  ft 

New  Postal  Arrangement,  lly  10  5 

New  Year's  Day  Congratulations,  7  j  12  a 

Newspaper  Stamp  abolished,  81 J  7ft 

Official  Changes,  12/  12  a 

On  Imprisonment  for  Debt,  12  m  9  ft 

Opening  of  the  North  Gehnaii  Parliament, 

and  Speech  from  the  Throne,  24  m  12  a 
Platen  (Count)  Charged  with  High  Tnsason, 

4m9ft— 21ml0<{ 

Policy  of  the  Poles,  17/  10  e 

Pomeranian  Society  and  Count  Bismark,  15  j 

8ft 
Prince  Napoleon  at  Berlin,  6  m  9  a — 6  m  10  a 

—10  m  10a— 11m  12  a— 13  m  12  a— 14  m  10  a 

Proceedings  in  the  Chambers,  27/  9  ft 

Public  Gaoling  Tables,  21y  9  c 

Beappearance  of  the  C&ttle  Plagne  in  Conr- 

land,  18/  8  c 
Befuaal  to  Admit  the  English  Ambassador  to 

the  King,  a  Mis-statemeilt,  28  m  12  a 
Restoration  of  the  Flensberg  Antiquities,  8/ 

10c 
—^-^  Bif/b^B  of  Naturalized  Americans,  26/  9  c 
Boyal  Decree  to  Sequestrate  King  George  of 

Hanover's  Private  Fortune,  4  m  9  ft --5  m  9  a — 

7m  6ft— 10m  10ft— 14m  10ft 

Serious  Dhiess  of  the  ex-King  of  Bavaria,  20/ 

12  a 

Seventy-second  Birthday  of  the  King,  28  m 

10  a.   - 

Silver  Wedding  Festivities  to  the  ex-King  of 

Hanov^,  20/ 12  a 

Special  Fund  for  Hanover,  5/  9  d— 7/  12  a 

—11/  8  ft— 15/  9  d— 17/  9  ft— 19/  12  a— 27/ 
9ft 

Submaribo  Ships,  and  Herr  Pauer,  21  m  lOd 

Tariff,  8/  10  c— 21m  10  c 

The  Pope  and  the  Concordat,  24  m  10  d 

Treaty  with  Austria,  11m  12  ft 

Treaty  with  United  States  on  Emigrants,  26/ 

9  c— 27/70— 27/ 9ft 

View  of  the  Italian  Papal  Debt,  28  j  10  ft 

Public  Companies  in  Chancery,  18m  7  d 

Leading  Article  on,  8/  9  a 

Houses,  Mr.  Bright  on  the  lioensing  System, 

7/12d 

RetuniotW/Od 

Income    and  Expenditure,  19/  11/— 20m 

12  d 

Institutions  of  London  in  1867, 11m  11/ 

Prosecutions  for  Capital  Offences,  9  j  9  o 

Prosecutor  for  Election  Frauds,  12  m  12  ft 

Works  and  the  Present  Distress,  14y  6  e 

Puckridg6  (Jonathan)  on  Co-operative  Stores,  7  m 

7/ 
Pnifleet  Powder  Magazine,  Danger  from,  18y  8  e 
Pnrday  (William)  on  New  Contract  for  Australian 

Mails,  18m  7e— 20m  lOd 
Pyatt  (FeUx)  to  the  Editor,  12  m  10  c 
Note  to  E.  W.  Wyon,  17  m  12  c 

Q. 
Queen's   Ootmsel,  New,  16/  9/— 22/  5  ft— 24/ 

u  2  155 


Qm 


PALHBS'S  HTDXX  TO  ''THE  TIMES"  I7EW8FAPEB. 


[Jan.  1  to 


Queen's  Joomal,  Translation  into  Welsh,  7  m  9  e 

New  Year's  Gifts,  2  j  10  6 

Qaigley  (Thomas),  Apprehension  of,  4j  9  b 

B. 
Babbits  and  Sheep,  their  Comparatiye  Appetites, 

27/10« 
Bagged'Sohools,  Glare  Market,  Conclading  Festiyal, 

22 j  10  e 

Dr.  Guthrie's,  29  j  9  a 

Dmry  Lane,  6  j  9  dr-lSj  12  d 

Field  Lane,  2j  6«— 4j  11  c— 8J  40— 11^ 

11  a— 15>'  9/ 

George  Yard,  2j  5  «— 20  j  4  e 

Gray's  Yard,  Ij  116— 6j   9d--9i  10  «— 

10  j  de—lSj  9  a 

Whitechapel,  3 j  10  «— Sj  4/ 

BAHiWAYS:— 

Aberdare,  4iii  7a 

Accident,  Belies  of,  IBj  12  e 

• Accidents,  Compensation,  14^  7  e 

Accounts,  10^*  6/ 

Acton  and  Brentford,  29/  If 

Adriatic,  17/  9  6 

Aggregate  Distance  run  by,  in  1866,  24^'  4/ 

Allendale  and  Hexham,  25 m  lid 

Arbroath  and  Forfar,  27  m  10  « 

Atlantic  and  Great  Western,  2  J*  5  c — ij  1  f— 

tj  6  6—9i  6  6— 9 j  lOd— lOj  66— lOJ  6/— 
llj  7o— 16i  5  c— 16i  7/— 21 J  7<— 23j  7  a 
— 23j  7«— 24j  4/— 1/  7«— 4/  6«— 6/  8  6— 
8/  12  6—11/  5d— 26/  8e— 27/  6«— 9  m  6  c 
—21m  ll£^-30m  76 

<*— •  Bahia  and  San  Francisco,  23  m  6/ 

Belfast  and  Northern  Counties,  12/  7  a 

■  Holy  wood  and  Bangor,  6  m  6  a 

Belgium  Bailway  Betums,  16J  10  6 

Benevolent  Institution,  Ij  9/ 

Bills  passed,  24  m  11  a— 26  m  7  a       * 

Proceedings  on,  31  m  11  d 

Blackpool  and  Lytham,  29/  7/ 

Blyth  and  Tyne,  27/  6d 

Boorton-on-the- Water,  30m  7  a 

Bridge  across  the  Forth,  8  j  10  a 

Bridport,  4  m  7  a 

Bristol  and  Exeter,  7/  7  a— 21/  7/— 29/7/ 

and  Portishead,  3  m  6  a 

Brixham,  3  j  6  a 

Buokfastleigh,  Totness,  and  South  Devon,  4m 

7a 
Buenos  Ayres  Great  Southern  Bailway,  13j 

4  6— 18 J  7  a— 29j  7  a— 21/  7/— 27/  6  a 

Bury  St.  Edmund's  and  Thetford,  26/  8  a 

Calcutta  and  South  Eastern,  3  j  6  a— 22j*  6  a 

—29;  7a— 19m7/ 

Caledonian,  4j    7a — 6 J    3d— 7j   6a — Ij 

9  6— 9 J  8f— 16;  9  6-23 j  7a—23j  7d— 27; 
9  a— 29;  7  a— 30;  7/— 31;  6  a— 1/  7  a— 3/ 
6/— 4/  6  a— 11/  6d— 14/  lOc^-17/  6  a— 19/ 
lOd— 26/  8  6—28/  6a— 2m  6c— 3m  6a— 
6  m  8/— 10  m  10  c— 25  m  11a— 27  m  10  a— 
30  m  7  6  and  a 

and  North  British,  18;  10  c 

Callendar  and  Oban,  30  m  7  a 

Cambrian,  22;  5  d— 30;  8  f— 27/  6  d 

Cape,  21;  7  a— 17/  6/— 26/  8  a— 26  m  7  a 

156 


Hallways  {continued). 

Cf^tal,  Beport  on,  24/  76* 

Capitals  of,  in  the  United  Kingdom,  22/  6  d 

—29;  7  a 
Cattle  Trespassing  on,  25;  10  a 

Central  Argentine,  25  m  11  d 

— ~  Northumberland,  25  m  11  d— 28/  6  a 

Wales,  3  m  5/ 

Wales  Extension,  3  m  5/ 

Charges  on  Bailway  Bevenue,  28;  10/ 

-  Cockermouth  and  Workington,  BJ  5  d — 3  m 
5a 

Colchester  and  Btour  Valley,  29;  7  a— 1/  7  a 

Coleford,  Monmouth,  and  Usk,  3  m  6e 

Colne  Valley  and  Halstead,  27/6  d— 2  m  6a 

—4m  7a 

Compensation  Case  at  York  Castle,  26j  12e 

Paid  for  Damage,  28;  7/ 


Cork  and  Bandon,  25/  8  a 
and  Einsale  Junotion,  26  /  8  e 


-25/ 


Cornwall,  24/  6  a— 3  m  5  a 

Cowbridge,  7  m  10/ 

Cowes  and  Newport,  26/  8  a 

Crown  Prince  Bodolfe  Bailway,  13/  6  a 

-^—  Crystal  Palaoe  and  Sooth  London  Junction, 

28/6/ 

Danube  and  Black  Sea,  2  m  6  a 

Dartmouth  and  Torbay,  29/  7/ 

Delhi,  30  m  7/ 

Demerara,  7;  6  6—16;  7/— 29i 

8  a — 4  m  7  a 

Don  Pedro  Bailway,  2  m  9  c 

Dublin  and  Belfast  Junction,  24/  6/ 

Trunk  Connecting,  19  m  7/ 

Wioklow  and  Wexford,  12/  7  a— 13/  6/— 

19/lOd 
Dunabarg  and  Witepsk,  31;  6  a — 13/  6/— 

8m  5/— 27m  10a 

Dutch  Bhenisb,  31 J  6  a 

East  Indian,  1;  6/— 2  m  7  a— 8  m  5  a 

Bast  London,  24/  6  a— 2  m  6d 

Compensation  Cases,  7;  11/ 


6a 


East  Somerset,  18  m  7  6 

Electrical  Communication  in  Trains, 


16  m 


Enfield  Branch,  Passengers'  Testimonial  to 

the  Drivers  and  Firemen,  17;  76 

Engine  detached  from  its  Train,  9j  10  d 

Enormous  Legal  Expenses  of,  23  j  126 

Erie,  29;  7a— 4m  lOd— 6m  7a— 20»6c 

—30m  9  6 
Evesham  and  Bedditch,  23  m  6/ 

Examiners  on  Bills  Court,  21;  7  a — 22  ;  5  a 

-23;  7  a— 24i  4/-26;  7 a— 28;  6/-^30i  7/ 
—31;  5  a— 3/  6/— 4/  6  a— 6/  4/— 7  f  7  f— 
8/  7  /■— 11/  6  d— 13/  6/— 16/  6/— 18/  8  d— 
19/iOd 

Extension  during  the  last  12  years,  6/4/ 

Fairlie  (R.  F.)  on  Dead  Weights  in  Trains, 

26  m  7  6—31  m  11  c 

Federative  System  of,  3/6  6 

French  Great  Eastern  Bailway,  10  m  10  a 

Railway  Returns,  6;    5  d— ISj*    4/— 14; 

7  a— 20;   6  6—27;   6/— 3/ 7  a— 10/  7  a— 17/ 

6/— 24/  6/— 2  m  6/— 16  m  6  a— 24  m  11  c— 

25m  lid— 31m  lid 


March 81, 1868.]    palmsb's  index  to  ''the  times"  itewspapeb. 


Bai 


Bailways  (continued), 

FurneBS,  28/  6/ 

Glasgow  and  South  Western,  13  j  4/— 11  m 

10/— 20  TO  10  6 

Chamber  of  Oommeroe,  and  their  Manage- 
ment, 22;'  7  a 

Grand  Railway  Company,  16  m  9  b 

Tmnk  of  Canada,  7  j   6  6— lOj   5«— 17^ 

4d— 29j  7«— 31j  6^—7/  7«— 18/  8d— 26/ 
8tf— 2  m  7  a— 6j»  8  a— 9  m  6«— 17  m  116— 
20m  10  6 

Great  Eastern,  4j  7  a — ij  7  <f— 6 1*  ^f—lj 

6  a— 28i  4«— 10/  7  6—10/  7<?— 21/  1  e— 
26/  6d— 29/  7  6— 29/  9«— 2  m  6/— 18  m  le 
— 19m  7c 

Northern,  7/  7<— 15/  6«— 24/  6d 

Northern  and  Western  of  Ireland,  2  m  6« 

Southern  and  Western,  12/  7«— 17/  6e 

— 18/8« 

Western,  26/   8/— 27/  6d— 28/  6/— 

2m  6c— 5m  6/— 6m  6tf— 6m  8tf 

Great  Western  of  Canada,  11/  5d— 31m 

lid 

Fear  of  Fenianism,  11  j  6/ 

Hexham  and  Allendale,  7  6  7« 

Homcastle,  11  m  10/ 

Hull  and  Selby,  21/  7/ 

Hungarian,  16 J   7  a — 18 j   7  a — 20 j   $a — 

26j  7  a— 29j  12  a 

Illinois  Central,  11/  7«— 27/  6«— 26  m  7  e 

in  India,  21  j  lOd- 10/  If— 11  f  6e— 28m 

10  c 
in    Ireland,  Commissioners'    Report,    19  m 

lie 
in  Mexico,  5  m  11  d 

Indian,  Ifld-^^f  7/- 10/  7/— 11/  6  c 

Carrying,  22 j  6  c— 26/  8  c— 27/  6c 


Isle  of  Wight,  28/  6/ 

Kent  Coast,  27/6  d— 2  m  6  d 

Kingsbridge,  4  m  7  c 

Kingston  and  Eardesley,  11/5  d — 3  m  5  c 

Lancashire  and  Yorkshire,  81  j  5  c — 12/  7  c 

-20/5/ 

Launceston  and  South  Devon,  29/7/ 

Leominster  and  Kingston,  10  m  10  c 

Lima  Railway  Company,  16  j  6  a 

Line  from  the  Atlantic  to  the  Rocky  Moun- 
tains completed,  21  j  6  a 

Liskeard  and  Caradon,  17/  6  c 

Llanelly,  16/  5/ 

Llynyi  and  Ogmore,  16/   6/— 24m  lie — 

30m  7  c 

Lombardo- Venetian,  24  m  11  6 

London  and  Blaokwall,  8/  7  c — 12/  7  c 

and  Brighton,  27/  76— 28j  4/— 28/   5  c 

—29/  7  c— 1/  7  a— 5/  7  c— 6/  6/^8/  12/— 
28/ 6  a— 17  m  10  6 

and  North  Western,  14/  7/— 7/  7  c— 13/ 


6  c— 22/  7/— 24/  6  c— 23  m  5/ 
and  South  Western,  14/  lOd— 10/  6  a— 

4/5c— 7jr  7c— 80m  7a 

Appointments  and  Promotions,  21/  7/ 

Chatham  and  Dover,  81/    6  c— 22/  7  6— 

22/  8  a— 25/  8  a— 26/  6d— 26 /7  a— 27/  6  a 

— 28/   5/— 29/  7  a— 29/   7  c— 5  m   6  a— 9  m 

10  c— 10  m  10/— 21m  10/ 


Bailvroys  {continued). 

London,  Tilbury,  and  Southend,  24/  6  c — 

27/ 6  d 
Londonderry  and  Enniskillen,  7/  7  c— 13/ 

6/— 11m  10/ 

Lostwithiel  and  Fowey,  17/  6  c 

Lynn  and  Hunstanton,  2  m  6  d 

-  —  Madras,  8/  5d— 22/  6  c— 15/  5/— 2m  6/ 
— ■—  Manchester  and  Milford,  7  m  10/ 

Sheffield  and  lincohi,  26/  7  c— 27/  6/— 

30/  7/— 21/  7/— 3  m  6/— 18  m  7  6— 81m 
lid 

Buxton  and  Midland  Junction,  6/  4c 

Manchester  Speculators'  Difficulties,  14/  7  a 

Market,  State  of  Shares,  1/  6d— 3/  6  c— 

4/  7  6—6/  4  c— 7/  6  c— 8/  6  6—9/  6  c— 10/ 

6  c— 11/  7  c— 18/  4c— 14/  7c— 16/  5c— 16/ 

7  c— 17/  4  6—18/  7  c— 20/  4  c— 21/ 7  c— 22/ 
6  6—28/  7  6—24/  4  c— 26/  7  c— 27/  7  c— 28/ 

5  c— 29/  7  c— 30  /  7  c— 31/  6  c— 1  /7  c— 
8/6d— 4/6C--6/  7a— 6/  7c— 6/5d-7/ 
7a_-7/7c— 8/  7  c— 10/  7  c— 11/ 6  a  and  6 
—12/  7ar-12/  7  c— 12/  6  a  and  c— 14/ 6  c— 
14/  5d— 16/  10  a— 16/  10  c— 17/  7  6—17/ 
7d— 18/  8  a  and  6—19/  10  a— 19/  10  c— 20/ 

6  c— 20/  6  c— 21/  7  a— 21/  7  c— 22/  7  a— 
22/  7d— 24/  7  a— 24/  7  c— 25/  8a— 25/  8  c 
—26/ 7  a— 26/  7  c— 27/  66—28/  5  a-28/ 
6  c— 29/  7a— 29/  7  c— 2  m  7  c— 3  m  Ba 
— 3m  6c — 4m  7a — 4m  7c — 5m  66 — 6  m 
6c— 6m  8a— 6m  8c— 7m  10a— 7m  lOd— 

9  m  6  a— 9  m  6  c— 10  m   10  d— 10  m  10/— 11m 

10  c— 11m    10  d— 12  m    76— 12  m    7d— 13  m 

10  c— 13  m  10  c— 14  m  10  c— 14  m  10  d— 16  m 
6  a— 16m  6c— 17  m  10  d— 17m  10c— 18m  7  c 
—18m  7c— 19m  76— 19m  7d— 20m  10c— 
20m  10c— 21m  llo— 21m  lie— 23m  6a— 
23  m  6  c — 24  m  116  and  d— 26  m  11a — 25  m 
lie— 26m  7a— 26m  7c— 27m  10 a  and  c— 
28  m   10  c— 28  m    10  c— 80m  7  a  and  c— 81m 

11  a  and  6 

Maryport  and  Carlisle,  24/  6  c— 28/  6  a 

Mauritius,  18/  7  c— 15/  6f—26f  6/— 25  m 

lid 
Melbourne  &  Hobson's  Bay,  16/  6  c — 13/  6/ 

—30  m  7/ 

Mellis  and  Eye,  28/  6  a 

Metropolitan,  6/   46—27/    6f—21j   1  a^ 

30/  7  a— 80/  7/— 31/  6  c— 4/ 6  c— 6  /  4  c— 
7/  8/— 19/  lOd— 20/  bf—2%f  7  a— 12  m  7/ 
—26  m  7  c 

Dinner  to  the  Staff,  28/  8/ 

Metropolitan  District ,  1/  5  c— 14  m  10  c — 

24m  lie— 27m  10c 

Midland,  1/  6/— 3/  5a— 3/  76—4/  7c— 

6/ 4  a— 9/  lOd— 11/  76—16/  7  c— 17/ 4  d 
_3/  6/— 6/  7  c— 13  f  6  c— 17/  6  c— 20/  5/ 

Great  Western,  16  m  6  c— 21m  10  c 

Mid-Wales,  19/  10  d 

Miles  Computed  and  in  Progress  in  America, 

11/8/ 

Minersl  Traffic  on,  1/  9  d 

Monmouthshire,  22/  8  a— 11m   10/— 19  m 

7/ 

Mont  Cenis  Tunnel  and  Rail,  11/  8  c— 21/ 

7a— 22m  6/ 

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[Jin.  1  to 


Bailways  (continued). 

Bforeton  Hampstaad  and  Bonth  Botod,  2  m 

Namurand  Liege,  7j  6  a 

New  American  Carriages,  27/  0  6 

Bill  for  Regnladng  Railways,  16  m  7  <; 

Quay  and  Cornwall  Junction,  18/  8d 

'  Newry,  Warrenpoint,  and  Boitreror,  26/  8  c 

Nicolai  11  m  12  « 

North  and  South  West  Junction,  27/  6  d— 

2m  6d 
British,  16j  9  6— 24j  4(r— 1/  7<J— 12  m 

7/— 21m  116—23111  6/— 28  m  10/ 
. North  Eastern,  4i  7/— «/  7«— 18/84— 

21f7e  J     J      J 

' Eastern  and  Ten  Hour  System,  Oj  5  c 

Eastern,  their  Abandonments,  13  m  10  d 

London,  16/  6/-24/  6« 

Staffordshire,  31  j  6  s— 4/  6  e— 14/  10  e 

Western,  29/ 7/ 

' Northern  and  Eastern,  23  j  7  d 

of  Buenos  Ayres,  9^'  6  e 

of  Canada,  2j  6  c— 21  j  7  e 

of  France,  7j  6  6— 18j  4/— 20J  6  6-8/ 

6/— 18/  8 d— 9m  6tf— 16m  6f— 81m  Sd   , 

Nuts  Cracked,  14^  7/ 

on  Turkish  Enterprise  in,  28J  5  a 

Orel  Yitchsk,  18/  8  a— 21/  7  a— 27/  6  a 

Ottoman,  8/  7«— 3  m  6/— 23  m  6/— 31m 

lid 
Oude  and  Rohllcund,  9j   6  b— Sf  6/— 7/ 

7e— 13  m  10  c 

Panama,  2j  5  a—Sj  5  a— 16  j  7  6 

Passenger  Communication  Bill,  16  m  7  e 

Passengers'  Assurance,  5  m  6  s 

Peebles,  30  m  7  « 

Pembroke  and  Tenby,  21  j  7  «— 24  m  11  c 

Pennsylvania  Central,  4  m  10  s 

Perils  of  the  Stations,  28  j  9  c 

Peterborough,  Wisbeach,  and  Button,  2  m 

6d 

PortCarUsle,  7/7c 

Progress  in  Ireland,  26^*  6  6 

Property  Fluctuations  in,  12/  7  d 

ProTident  Guards*  Meeting,  1/7/ 

Punjaub  and  Delhi,  28  m  10  d 

Rhymney,  27/  6  d 

Riga  and  Dunaburg,  2j  6  c— 29/  7/ 

Robberies  from  Stations  by  their  Sertants, 

20  j  10  6 

Russian,  21^'  10  d. 

Ryasan-Morschausk,  21  j  10  d 

Sale  of  the  Irish,  to  OoTemment,  10/  6  d 

Salisbury  and  Dorset,  19/  10  d 

and  Yeovil,  6/  4  <•— 26  /  8  «— 2  m  6  c 

Sambre  and  Meuee,  7  m  10/— 12  w  7/ 

Samuel  (James)  on  Trains  and  Passengers, 

23  m  6  a 

San  Paulo,  24 j  4/— 9m  6«— 25m  lid 

Scinde,  26/8<J 

Beaton,  17  m  11  6 

Shrewsbury  and  Hereford,  3  m  6  s 

Sohray  Junction,  8/  7  e— 12/  7  e 

Somerset  and  Dorset,  6/  4  e  * 

Booth  Austrian,  etc.,  17  j  4  d 

Devon.  14/  10«— 21/  7/— 2ot  6e 

yj5^ 


Bailways  {continued). 

South  Eastern,  2  j  5  c— 4  j  10  6— 29  j  7  e— 

11/  6  a— 21/  7  s— 28/  6  s— 3  m  6/— 21  m  10/ 

—21  m  11  d— 30  m  7  a 
Eastern,  Brighton,  and  Southwestern,  IJ 

6  c— 13j  5/— 16j  10  d— 7/  7  0-^30  m  7  a 

Eastern  and  Portugal,  10 j  5  0—22/  7  a— 


8  m  6  a — 5  m  6  a 

Staffordshire,  20/  6/ 

Yorkshire,  25/  8 «— 3 m  5e 


Staines,  Wokingham,  and  Woking,  13/6/- 

18/  8ct— 26/  8e— 26/  6/— 27/  9/ 

—  Statistics  of  Accidents  for  Seven  Years,  20  j 
66 

of  Trains  and  Passengers,  23  m  6  a 


Btratford-on-Avon,  27/  6d~29/  7/ 

Sutherland,  8/  12  s— 24/  12/ 

•  Swansea  Vale,  4m  7  e 

TaffVale,  16/  7/— 24/  6^-27/  6d 

Teign  YaUey,  8  m  6  e 

Tenbury,  12  m  7/— 30  m  7  e 

andBewdley.  12  m  7/— 80  m  7e 

Tendring  Hundred,  19  m  7/ 

Thirteen  New  Bills,  19/  12/ 

Tickets,  Suggested  Motto  for,  18  j  7/ 

Traffic  and  Finance.  22  j  6/— 17/  8/ 

Receipts  for  the  Year,  11 J  7  c— 21  j  7  <•— 


24i  4  a 

Returns,  Ij  7  a— 2  j  5  c— 3  j  5e — ij  7d 

Sj  5dr^9j  6«— 14i  7e— 16j  6e—16j  7/ 
— 17i  4d— 18i  7e— 21j  7  <J— 22 j  5  e— 23 j  7  « 
— 24j  4/— 25j  7«— 28j  6/— 29;  7/— 30i  7/ 
— 31j  5<h-l/  7«— 5/  7/— 6/  4/— 7/  7/- 
6/  7tf— ll/5d— 13/6/— 14/lOe— 15/  5if- 
18/  8d— 19  f  10  d— 20/  6/— 21/  7/— 22/  7/ 
—25 / 8 c— 27/ 6 «— 28/ 6 a— 29/ 7 e— 3 m  of 
—4m  7/— 6m  6s— 6m  8/— 7m  10/— 10 
10  c— 12  m  7/— 14  m  lOd— 17  m  "  " 
7  6— 19  m  7/— 20  m  106— 21m 
lie— 26m  7c— 27m  10«— 28m 
lid 

Train  shot  at  near  Grantham  23  j  12  6 

Trent,  Ancholme,and  Grimsby,  4  m  7  « 

UneiEeroisedPowers  to  Create  Capital,  18/8 

United  Kingdom  Rolling  Stock,  1/  7« 

Vale  of  Crickhowell,  25/  8  e 

of  Neath.  18  j  7  c— 29/7/ 


116— 18  » 
lid— 24» 
10/-^1  m 


7e 


Varna,  17i  4  d— 24/  6/— 81  m  11  d 
Victoria  Station  and  Pimlieo,  11  j  7  e 

Waterford  and  Limerick,  4m  7 e 
Watton  and  Thetford,  13/  6/— 19  m  7/ 
West  Cornwall,  2  m  6  c 
Norfolk  Junction,  2  m  6  d 


14 


Whitehall  and  Waterloo,  15/  6/ 

Whitehaven,  Chater,  and  Egremont,  27/  0 

—28/  6  a 
Why  Bailways  are  not  RemuneratiTe,  23  m 

G  a 
Wilhelm,10m  10  c 

William  Luxembourg,  If  7  a 

Wivenhoe  and  Brightlingsea,  29/  7/ 

Wooden  Bridges,  6  m  7  c 

Rainfall  during  the  Year,  2  j  9  d 
in  Cornwall,  in  1867,  8i  9d 

in  South  Devon,  18  j  11/ 


March  31. 1868.]    paucjbb's  ikbsx  to  ^^  ths  toosm  "  nswsfapeb. 


fiev 


RainfiiU  in  Waymonth,  in  1867,  4 j  6  d 

Bamsay  (B.  A.)2  on  the  Italian  Irrigation  Canal 

Company,  6  m  8  ft 
Ramsgate,  New  Jewish  College  at,  28  j  9  e 
Raue^h  (Lord),  Volunteer  Army  a  Bham,  18 j  6  b 
Rankin  &  Wilson  on  Featherstonehangh's  Bank- 

mptcy,  20to  11/ 
Baper  (B.  W.)  on  the  UniTorsity  AddresseB,  16  m 

9e 
Rare  Books  and  MSS.,  Sale  of,  8  j  8  e—9j  9o 
Raasam  (Mr.  H»),  Letters,  8j  le 

(the  Aby$sinian  Captive) t  Letter,  Ijla 

Grave  Charge  against  Dlq>roTed,  18/  9e 

BawBon  (O.)]on  ixe  Gold  Minmg  of  Nora  Sootia, 

10/76 
Beading  Grammar  Sobool,  Note  about,  4m  lie 

—6m  7/— 7 III  iae-"9iii  12a 
Rea^  Money  Customers,  Diseonnt  to,  29/  6  d 
Reaping   Maehine,  Testimonial  to  Mr.  Bell  the 

Inventor,  17 j  If 
R6oe^>t  Stamps,  Nmnber  Used  in  the  year,  15/ 

10  e 
Redesdale(Iiord)onGreatWe8temBailw»y,5m  5/ 
RedgraTo  (Alex.)  on  Factory  Inspectors,  28  j  8  b — 

SOj  66 

on  the  Workshop  Regulation  Act,  1 J  5  « 

Reeve  (Henry)  on  Baron  Maroohetti's  Busts,  11m 

he  m 

Reference  Libraries  for  London,  11  j  9/ 
BBfOBM : — 

9/  5  d—18j  12  e 

Bazeley  (T.),  Speech  on  Reform,  12/  12  c 

Bright  (Jacob),  Speech  on  Beform,  12/  12  c 

Compounded  Houses,  11  j  6  6—24/  12/—. 

20  m  6  d 

Disraeli  (Right  Hon.  B.),  Five  Belorm  Con- 

dosioins,  7ffi  9/ 

Fawceit  (Prof.)  on  Political  Education  of 

the  People,  18  j  6« 
Hare  (— )  on  the  Bedistjibation  of  Seats,  2  m 

5  c— 9  m  9/ 
Meeting  at  Birmingham  on  the  Bate-paying 

Clause,  12m  5  6 

at  Cambridge,  16  m  10  d 

. •  at  Hackney,  on  the  Bate-paying  Clauses, 

26  m  9d 

—  at  Leeds,  12  m  9  c 

. •  on   Mr.   Hare's  Bepresentative  Schemes, 

23  m  7c 

National  Conservative  Union  Congratulatory 

Address  to  Government  on  Passing  £e  Beform 
BiU,  26/  6/ 

National  Reform  Union  Meeting  at  Manches- 
ter, 12/ 12c 

Operation  of  the  Now  Enactment  on  Change 

of  Ministers,  26/  9  6>-28/  7  b 

Representation  of  Scotland  Meeting,  6/  12/ 

Scotch  Reform  Bili,  Resolution  of  the  Leith 

Council,  5  m  9/ 

Reform  League,  and  Loyal  Irish  Address,  13j  S  b 

and  the  Irish  Church,  19  m  9  a 

Meeting  on  the  Irish  Church  Question,  5  m 

12  5 

Meeting   on   the    Police    Interference  with 

their  Branches,  23 j  6/--30J  104-*1V  7  d— 
20/126 


Reform  League,  Meeting  on  the  Bedistrihation 

Scheme,  2m  5  c 
Meetings,  9^  5d— 18^  12  c— 29^  9/ 

Sir  R.  Mayne's  Denial,  80 j  10  d 

Reformatory  and  Refuge  Union  Fund,  Ij  10/— 

8j  lOdSj  9d— 8i  4  c— 10/  9  6—17i  5d 
Refractory  Pkisoner,  Sj  10  6 
Refreshment  Houses,  Statistics,  18/  10  c 
Refuge  for  Fallen  Women,  4 j  11  d— lOi  9  c— 17j 

5  c— 27  j  6/-^/  9/— 12/  5  c 
Refuges  for  Homeless  Children  Fund,   Ij  10/— 

2i   6c— Si    10c— 4 j   lie— 7i   7c— 8i  4c- 

9j  lOe— 10^  9  6— llj  Ho— 13j9a— 14j6f 

— 15j  9/— 16/  6ct-17i   6  c— 18/  12  ^--20/ 

4c 

Annual  Festival,  14/  11  a 

Regent  Street,  Fure  at  Mr.  Claudet's,  27i  9  d 

Betiance  Life  Assurance,  27  m  10  6 

Relics  of  a  Railway  Accident,  ISj  12  c 

Renny  (Charles)  on  the  Russian  Famine,  2J  7d 

Rescue  Society  Fund,  7y  7/— llj  11  a 

Responsibility,  New  Doctrine  of,  18/  9  c 

Retbement  from  Non-Purchase  Corps,  25/3/ 

Renter  (Julius)  on  Dr.  Livingstone,  9^  9  e 

on  Telegraphic  Communication  with  India, 

9m  7/ 
Renter's  Telegram  Company,  17  m  10/— 19  m  7/ 
Revenue,  Annual  State  of,  1  j  7  6 

Returns  of  Scotland  and  Ireland,  16  m  12  a 

BBVXBWS: — 

Ayres  (Henry),  Financial  Position  of  Railways, 

26m  7a 

Blanc  (Dr.),  Story  of  the  Captives,  4j  Be 

Bohn  (H.  G.),  Dictionary  of  Quotations  from 

EngUsh  Poets,  7/  6/ 
Brewer  (S.)  and  W.  BuUen's  Calendar  of  the 

Carew  MSS.  at  Lambeth,  19  m  5  c 

Commercial  Publications,  4/5  6—26  m  7  6 

Didot's  Annnaire  dn  Commerce,  2  m  11 6 

Dixon  (W.  Hepworth),  Spiritual  Wives,  24/ 

10  a 

Dod's  Parliamentary  Companion,  20J  10  d 

Peerage  for  1868, 18  j  96 

Dunoombe  (Thomas  SUngsby),  Life  and  Cor- 
respondence, 7j  7  a 

Fables  de  la  Fontaine,  22  j  10  c 

Guizot,  Last  Days  of  the  Reign  of  Louis 

Philippe,  3  j  9  a 

-  Hiatoire  d'un  Paysan,  par  Erckmann- 
Chatrian,  28/  10  a 

Illustrated  Peerage,  Baronetage,  (fee.,  21/  5/ 

Joint  Stock  Companies'  Directory,  10  m  11  a 

LeooFaucher,  Correspondenoe,  etc.,  23^'  12  a 

Malleson  (Major),  History  of  the  French  in 

India,  10/  12  a 

Mill  (John  Stuart),  England  and  Ireland,  20/ 

10  c 

Motley  (J.  L.) ,  History  of  United  Netherlands, 

6j  10  a— 9  j  7  a 

Murehison  (Sir  B.  J.),  Siluria,  17^  5  6 

Oesterreichs  Kampfe  im  Jahre,  1866,  29 

12d-31J  3d 

Palmer  (Samuel),  Index  to  the  Timee  News- 
paper, Autnnmal  Quarter  of  1867,  21/  12  6 

Public  Health,  Ninth  Bq>ort  of  the  Privy 

Council,  9  j  7d 

159 


Bev 


PALMEE's  DTDEX  to   "the  times'*  KEWSPiLFEE. 


[Jan.  1  to 


Bevlews  {continued), 

Queen's  Book,  Leaves  from  a  Joamal,  &0m 

10  j  Sd 

Ramsay  (Evan),  Woman's  Trials,  2  j  10c 

Stanley    (Dean),    Historical    Memorials    of 

Westminster  Abbey,  8/  8  c 

Sybel  (l^rofessor  Von),  History  of  the  French 

Revolution,  29/  6 a— 6 m  9d 

Wheeler  (J.  T.),  History  of  India,  11  j  6  c 

Rew  (F.  B.)  on  Spanish  Bonds,  Ij  6& 

Rewards  of  Science,  27  j  9  f 

Reynolds  (T.,  Undertaker),  How  he  Buries  Chil- 
dren without  Funerals,  25 m  10 c— >27  m  5c 

Rice,  State  of  the  Market,  Sj  5  b~^j  5  d—9j  6d 
— lOi  6(i— llj   7h—l5j   6b—lQj  7  b—22j 

6  a— 29i   6/— 1/   7  6—6/  7d— 7/   7/— 12/ 

7  6—16/  lOd— 19/  lOd— 20/  5/— 22/  7«— 
26/76— 27/6a— 29/7rf— 6m6d— 7m  lOc 
— llw  10/— Urn  10/— 18  m  7/— 19  m  7«— 
21m  lie— 26m  116 

Ridsdale  (£dw.  J.  L.)    on  Atlantic  and   Great 

Western  Railway,  9  j  10  d 
Bigby  (Maj.-Gen.)  on  the  English  Captives  in  Africa, 

11/ 4  e 
Rio  de  Janeiro,  City  Improvements  Company,  Ij 

6  6— 7 j  6  6— 9 j  6«— 17  m  10/— 18  m  76— 
23m  6/— 80m  7  a 

Commercial  News,  9^'  9  c 

Ritual  ComisBion  Meeting,  24  j  8/— 31^  7/— 7/ 

7  6—14/  10  c— 29/  9/— 14  m  9/— 21m  12c-. 
28m  12  6 

Ritualism  and  Dr.  M'Neile,  23  j  11  c— 26  j  9  a 
Bishop  of  St.  David's  and  the  Tenby  Parish- 
ioners, 17/  6/ 

^  Girdlestone  (Canon)  on,  21/  6  c 

Lord  Sidney's  Address,  9j  9  e 

St.  Albans  Ritual  Case,  20  m  12/— 81  m  11  a 

Trial  and  Judgment,  eee  Abchis  Coubt. 

Rivers  Pollution  Commission,  IQj  12  d 

Roads  (London)  and  Heavy  Rollers,  16  m  10  e — 

17m  10 d— 17m  lie 
Road  at  Sea,  Rule  of;  11  j  9/ 
Robbery,  Daring  Hotel,  at  Nottingham,  29/  9  e 

Extraordinary  at  Bilston,  18  m  12  e 

in  Hyde  Park,  6/  10  c 

a  Query  about  it,  7/  6e 

Roberts  (W.  H.)  on  A.  Harris's  Case,  IBj  11/ 

Brown  (W.  W.),  in  Reply,  24 j  10  c 

Roche  (C.  Mills)  on  Mr.  Fuzness  and  the  Board  of 

Works,  18/10  d 
Rochester,  Church  Conference  at,  22  j  10  d 

the  Members  and  their  Constituents,  18/6/ 

Roebuck  (Mr.),  Defence  of  his  Address  on  Trades 

Unions,  17/  6  c 

Speech  at  Sheffield,  26  j  9e 

—  on  Capital  and  Labour,  28^'  10  d 

The  Trades  Unions  and,  8/6/ 

Rogers  (W.)  on  Children's  Employment  Commis- 
sion, 16  j  6e 

on  Sion  College  and  Lambeth  Library,  Sj  8/ 

Rolt  (Sir  John),  Health  of,  21  m  12  e 

Lord  Justice  Sir  J.,  Illness  of,  7j  9e — 9j 

9/— 18 j  9  6 

Roman  Catholicism  in  England,  Statistics,  7/  9  e 

Rose  (Patrick),  who  Murdered  an  Irish  Lady  eight 
Years  ago.  Arrest  of,  18 m  8e 
160 


Roseberry  (Earl  of)*  Sketch  of,  6  m  9  ^ 
Roumania,  Attack  on  the  Jews  in,  24  j  7/ 
Roundell  (C.  S.),  on  the  Conference  on  Technical 

Education,  24  j  6  a 
Royal  Academy,  26;  6  e— 28i  8/— 8/  9  6 

of  Music,  6/  9/— 20/  7*— 31m  11  a 

Agricultural  Society,  24  vi  12  f 

Albert  Orphan  Allium  Fund,  Ij  10/ — ij 

lie— 8j  4e— llj    11a— 14 j    6/— 16i    6e— 

18;  12 d 
Artillery    Officers*    Exhibition    of    Original 

Pictures,  etc.,  14  m  12  a 

Caledonian  Asylum,  23  m  6  e 

— ^  Chapel,  St.  James's,  Lent  Preachers,  31  j  7/ 

Engineers  and  the  Royal  Artillery,  4m  6 d 

->~* —  on,  by  an  Artillery  Officer,  7m  6  f 
on,  by  a  Sapper,  7  m  6/ 

Free  Hospital,  14;  Qf-^Uj  5  *— 20;  4  e 

Prasent  of  Her  Majesty's  Book  to,  29/  9/ 

Geographical  Society,  16;  4/— 12/  lO'c 

MarUiam  (Clement),  Reports  from  Abys- 


sinia, 26/  6  e 

Montgomerie  (Capt.),  Report  on  a  Pundit's 


Journey  to  Lhasa,  etc.,  26  m  6  6 
Mr.  Young's  Report  of  his  Mission,  28; 

10  e 

New  Fellows,  15;  4/ 

Waddington's  Paper  on  British  Colombia, 

11m  12  6 
Horticultural  Society,   22;  4d— 12/  12/— 

18m  12c 
Humane  Society,  Meeting,  9;  6/ 

Institute  of  British  Artists,  17/  He 

Irish  Institutes,  proposed  Establishment  of, 

27m  lid 

Literary  Fund,  12  m  12  a 

London  Ophthalmic  Hospital  Fund,  1 ;  10/ 

—8;  4e— 11;  lla^l6;  9/ 

Maternity  Charity,  26  m  11 « 

— *  Military  College,  snooessful  Candidates,  1; 
10  e 

-  National  Life  Boat  Xnstitution,  Meeting,  4; 
ll(i— 12m  7a 

Scottish  Academy,  12/  6  e 

Society,  9  m  9  <« 

South  Hants  Infirmary,  New  Wing,  17  j  10  a 

Westminster  Ophthalmic  Hospital,  3;  10  d 

Royalty  in  Default,  14/  8  e 

Rugby  School  Athletic  Games,  28  m  6  e 

Rum,  Government  Contract,  2  m  12  e 

Russell  (Arthur)  on  the  Administration  of  France, 

10m  6/ 
Russell  (Earl),  New  Work,  17;  10/ 

State  of  Ireland,  18/  10  e 

BT7BSIA  :~ 

Anticipated  Visit  of  Prince  Napoleon,  17  m 

12  a 
of  the  Emperor  Napoleon  to  St.  Petersburg, 

10m  12  a 

Armaments,  23j  12  e 

Army,  28;  4  6 

Army  Statistics,  16/  126 

Bank  of  Russia,  Returns,  18/  10  6 

:  Budget,  28/  7e— 11m  12  a— 16  m  96 

^—  Concentration  of  Troops  in  the  East,  21/ 

12  a 


March 31, 1868.]    palmeb's  index  to  "thb  times"  newspapeb. 


She 


Busaia  {continued). 

Decree  completely  uniting  Poland  "with  the 

Empire,  23  m  12  &     ' 

Delvig  (Herr  Yon)  and  his  Bailwaj  Schemes, 

21 j  10 d 

Eastern  Position,  20  j  7/— 23^  9  d 

Emigration,  Ukase,  Bepeal  of,  Sj  7  b 

Famine  in  Archangel,  2j  7  d 

Hawkers,  Notice  about,  2j  10  a 

Marriage  of  the  Grand  Dnke  of  Leachten- 

berg,  21J9d 

-  MisceUaneoos    Information,    14  j*   9  e — IQj 

9  c—iej  9  d— 21  j    10  c—22  j  7  fr— 27  j  9  c— 
30  j  9  c 

New  Metropolitan  of  Moscow,  20  j  10  a 

'    ■■  -  Paper  for  Protectionists,  28/  7  c 
Bnssian  Loan,  21  j  9  d 

Nicolai  Bailway,  11m  12  a 

On  the  French  Army,  11  j  9  d— 24j  7  c 

Sale  of  the  Estates  of  Polish  Bebels,  SOj 

10  h 

Steam  Navigation  for,  30  m  11 6 

View  of  Turkey,  8  m  8  c 

War  Prospects,  26  j  96 

BuBsion  idea  of  Pocket-Picking,  24  j  9  d 


S. 


■17/ 


1/   12  c— 


Sacred  Harmonic  Society,  27i  9  &-~3/  12  e- 

12  6—24/  6  c— 23  m  12  c— SOwi  12/ 
Sailor's  Orphan  Girls'  Home,  16  j  9/— 16^  6  e 
Salisbury  Sessions,  a  Maiden  Sessions,  2j  7  b 

Presentation  of  GIoycs,  2j  7  b 

Salmon  for  New  Zealand,  Qj  10/— 9i    10/— 18  j 
10/ 

Opening  of  the  Fishing  Season, 

10/ 9  c— 10/ 9  c 

■  Tweed  Fisheries,  18/  9  « 

Salomions  (Aid.)  Address,  9j  10  d 

Saltaire,  Weavers  Strike  at,  20  m    9d— 21m  5d 

—23  m  12  6 
Saltpetre,  State  of  the  Market,  Sj  6  6— llj  7  6— 

15i  6  6— 18j  7  6— 22i  6  a— 28^  7«— 29j  6/ 

_31j    5/— 5/   7d— 12/   7  6—14/  6/— 15/ 

lOd— 19/10  d— 26/7  6— 5m  6d— 11m   10/ 

—12m  7«--14m  10/— 18m  7/ 
Samuda  (Joseph)  on  the  Brighton  Bailway,    8/ 

12/ 
Samuel  (James)  on  the  Oanse  of  Bailways  not 

Paying,  28  m  6  a 
Sandhurst   College  Military  Examination,   24  m 

9e 

Military  College,  Great  Fire  at,  23  /  9  ^ 

Sanford  (W.  A.)  on    Earthquake  Shocks  in  So- 
mersetshire, 10  j  4d 

Sargent  (J.)  on  BiUs,  Draughts,  or  Orders  Endorsed 
Abroad,  28  m  10/ 

(T.)  on  the  Income  Tax,  21/  126—24/ 

Satmderson  (S.  B.)  on  the  East  London  Mission, 

20 j  4/— 24i  106— 25  j  5/— 3/  7d 
Sayemake  Cottage  Hospital,  10/  12  6 
Savings  Banks,  Annual  Accounts,  Ij  66 

and  Friendly  Societies  Funds,  6m  5  e 

Bristol,  18j  6  d 

-  Finsbury  and  City  of  London,  26  j  7/ 

Monthly  Betum,  6/  6  d 


Savings  Bank,  Post  Office,  9j  10«— 10  m  7/ 
Savoy  Chapel,  List  of  Lent  Preachers,  26/  7  d 
Saward  (George)  on  the  Atlantic  Telegraph,  4  m 

76 
Saxony,  New  Loan,  6/  9  « 
Scene  in  a  Paris  Theatre,  Zj  8b 
Scheer  (Frederick)  on  Beetroot  Sugar,  10/  7  a 
Schools'  Inquiry  Commission,  29/  6/— 2  m  9  d — 

3  m  7  c — 4  m  9  c — 6  m  7/ 

Warning  about  Agents,  20  j  Qd 

Scotch  Criminal  Law,  Singular  Case  in,  11/  9  c 
Beform  Bill,  Meeting  of  Edinburgh  Town 

Council,  27/  9/ 

Boman  Catholics  and  Fenianism,  11  /  4  d 

Scotland,  Contemplated  Law  Amendments,  18?  6  c 

— 22 j  9  d 
-—  Court  of   Sessions,  Betum  of  Cases,  10/ 

12  6 
Bepresentation  of,  Great  Meeting,  6/  12/ 

Statistics  of,  21/6/ 

Scott  (John)  on  the  Inns  of  Courts'  Libraries,  14  / 
66 

(Thomas),  Ignorance  in  the  East  of  London, 

21 j  12  d 

Scottish  Provident  Institution,  27  m  10  6 

Scurvy  and  Potatoes,  3j  8  6 

Seal  (Samuel)  on  the  Hudson's  Bay  Company, 

19  m  12a 
Seaman's  Hospital  Society,  6/8/ 
Seamen  for  theBoyal  Navy,  Statistics,  15  j  7/ 
Presentation  to,  by  the  United  States,  24/ 

5/ 
Secularization    of  the    Universities,  Address  to 

Archbishop  of  Canterbury,  12  m  6/ 
Selwyn  (Bishop),  Enthronization,    8^'    7d — 10 j 

10  c 

intended  Visit  to  New  Zealand,  21  j  11  f 

Serjeants-at-Law,  Appointments,  29/  6  a 
Servants'  Fees,  Word  of  Advice,  31  j  4  c 

Hall  in  the  Streets,  30  j  6  a 

Sewage  of  Towns,  2j  6  d—25j  106— 28  j  8  6 

What  to  do  with  it,  22/  8/ 

Sewers,  City  Commission  of,  12/  11/— 26/  10  c 
Seymour    (Alfred)    on  the  Tichbome  Baronetcy, 

21m  6  d 
(W.  D.)   Anti-Fenian  Address,     9j     6  c— 

27  j  5/-3/  12  d 
Shadwell  Belief  Fund,  lOj  9o— 14?'  6/— 16?'  6  c 

— 18i  12 d 
Shaftesbury  (Lord)  on  Factories  and  Workshops 

Act,  13i  8/ 
Shakespear  (Lieut.-Col.)  on  the  Fever  at  Terling, 

4/  4c 

(J.  D.),  on  Nuisances,  14/  10c— 17/  11/ 

Share  Dealers,  Liability  of,  see  Stock  Exohanoe. 
Sharp  (George),  Sale  Price  List  of  his  Pictures, 

etc.,  16m  7/ 
Shaw  (T.  G.)  on  Duties  on  Portuguese  Wines,  IJ 

9  e—Sj  6  6 
&  Thompson  on  Navy  Ballast  Iron,    14m 

12  c 
Shea  (Mr.  Justice),  Sketch,  15/  9  6—17/  11  c 
Shee  (Justice  Sir  William),  Sketch  of,  21/ 10/ 
Sheep  and  Lambs,  Betums  of,  30  m  11/ 
and  Babbits,  Comparative  Appetites,  27/ 10  c 

Stealing,  Bold  Case  near  Staines,  18 j  12  a 

X  161 


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faliosb's  ikbex  to  "the  tikes"  newspaper. 


[Jan.  1  to 


Sheffield,  Another  Case  of  Battening,  1/  9  b 
Baming  a  Dead  Baby  at,  16j  12  e 

Iron,  Dispute  in,  7j  6f 

Meeting  of  the  Saw  Grinders'  Union,  16  j  12/ 

Official  Beport  on  the  Trades  Union  Outrages, 

29  j  9  e—30j  8  e 

Battening  at,  14  j  5  e 

Trades  Union  Bestitution  to  Messrs.  Ward 

(fcCo.,  15  j  4  6 
Sheppard  (S.  G.)  on  Liabilities  of  Share  Dealers, 

10m  11a 

(Dr.  E.)  on  Insane  Asylums,  8  j  8/ 

Sheriffs  (New)  for  the  Counties,  1/  8  a 

Ij  9  c— ij  Ud— 2j  9£t— 2i  10  a— 8 j  6/ 

— 3i  7  d-4  j  9  c— 4  j  11/— 6  J  4  b—6J  5  c— 
__6  i  7  6— 7i  11 6— 8  j  4/— «i  6  c—8j  8  c— 
9?  11/-10J  4/— lOj  7&— Hi  9d— Hi  12/ 
— 13j  9/— ISj  10  6— 18 j  10(i— 14j  9  c— 14j 
9  c— 14j  12a-15j  7  c— 15;  7/— 16j  10  d- 
16 j  9  c— 16j  lOe— 16j  llf—llj  6f—lSj 
9d— 18j  10  c— 20 j  8  c— 20j  10  6— 21  j  7/— 
21*  9d— 22i  7  c— 22j  8  6— 22j  10  d— 23  j 
9d-2Sj  10/— 24i  7<i— 24j  9/— 26  j  9  c— 26  j 
ll/_27i  6  c— 27;  9  c— 28;  7  6—28;  9/— 
29 j  6/— 29;  12  a— 30;  9  6—30;  9  c— 30; 
11/— 31;  7  6—31;  lOd— l/6c— 1/  9  c— 3/ 
7  c— 3/  9  c— 3/  11/— 4/  7  6-^/  9/— 4/ 10  a 
—6/  6d— 5/  6e— 6/  9 f.— 6/ 4/— 6/ 7 c— 
6/  9/— 7/  11/— 7/  12  a— 8/  7  6—8/  12  c— 
10/  9C-10/  11/— 11/  7d-ll/  9/— 12/  5  c 
—12/  6d— 12/  12  c— 13/  9  a— 13/  11/— 14/ 
9/_14/  100-16/  11/— 15/  12  6-17/9<t- 
17/ 11  c— 18/ 9/— 18/  10c— 19/  10  c— 19/ 
126-20/12  6-  21/7/— 21/  12a^21/  12  c 
—22/  12/-24/  12  6—24/  12/-26/  7d— 
25/  9/— 26/  11/— 27/  11  c— 28/  7c-28/ 
10/— 29/  5/— 29/  9  6  &  c— 2  m  Bf-^^m  9c 
— 2 ?»  116— 2m  12c— 3m  76— 3m  9c— 4m 
10/— 6m  6/— ^m  9  6— 5m  9/— 6  m  5/-'6  7» 
10a— 6m  10/— 7m  5/— 7  m  11a— 7  m  12  6— 
9m  9d— 9mlla— 10ml2/— 10ml2a— 11m 
12  6— 11m  12/— 11m  12  c— 12  m  9  c— 12  m 
11/— 13  m  10/— 18  m  12  a— 14  m  11/— 14  m 
12  a— 16  m  9  c— 16  m  12  c— 17  m  11  a— 18  m 
12  a— 18  m  12/— 19  m  9  c— 19  m  12«i— 20  m 
11a— 20  m  12  a— 21m  11 /-21m  12  6— 23  m 
11/— 23  m  12  6— 23  m  12  6— 24  m  12  a— 24  m 
12  6— 24  m  12  d— 26  m  10/— 25  m  11  c— 26  m 
9  6—26  m  11/— 27  m  11/— 27  m  12  a— 28  m  5  c 
—28  m  9/— 28  m  12  a  &  6— 28  m  12/— 30  m 
116— 30  m  12  6— 31m  11/ 

. Alleged  Loss  of  ^e  Saturn    Ironclad,    9; 

9c 

ArriYal  of  the  Serapis,  8;  7  6 

Baltimore  and  Liverpool  Line  of  Steamers 

withdrawn,  21;  6  a 

Bottle  Message  picked  up  near  Barnstaple, 

6/7d 

City  t>f  MeVboume  burnt  at  Williams-Town 

Pier,  26  m  5  d 

of   Washington    Steamship,  ialso  report 

about,  12  m  10  c 

Coasting  Trade  Statistics,  28  m  10  o 

Collision  at  Sea,  Statistics,  2;  5  c 

Fatal,  3;  8/ 

162 


Ship  News  (continued), 

— -  Collision  near  Dungeness,  24;  10  c 

near  the  Lizard,  9;  10  c 

in  the  Channel,  of  the  John  and  ItaJbella^ 

18m  9d 

of  the  QUulyn  near  Falmouth,  27/  10  6 

of  the  Maehtilda  and  Simmonatte,  7;  7  d 

of  the  William  for  Havannab,  16m  9  c 


off  the  Land's  End,  1;  7e 

off  Bamsgate,  18/  7  c 

Cruise  of  the  Oalatea  in  the  Paeifio,  26  m  5/ 

Destruction  of  the  Sir  George  Seymour  by 

Fire  at  Sea,  8/  12c 

Dietary  Scale  for  Merchant  Ships,  1;  10  c 

Disasters  to  Shipping,  5/  11/— 6/  7  d 

Edinburgh  Chambers'  Memorial  on  Leases  at 

Sea,  11;  12/ 

Elmstone  from  Shanghai  in  100  days,  8  m  5  a 

False  Lights  near  ^e,  1;  10  c — 15;  46 

Fore-and-aft  rigged  Ships,  2;  7  d 

Holyhead  Breakwater,  great  Damage  to,  24/ 

10c 

Launch  of  the  Heroules,  11/  10  a 

List  of  the  Crew  of  the  Norfolk  loat  on  the 

French  Coast,  20/  126 

Loss  Book  at  Lloyd's  of  the  Month,  4/  5  a 

Loss  of  the  Chicago  off  Queenstown  Harbour, 

14;  9  c— 16;  9  c 

of  the  Faerie  Queen,  Board  of  Trade  In- 


quiry, 18;  9  6 

of  the  Jamee 


9/ 


C,  Bell,  for  Bombay,  24  m 


Marine  Disasters,  14/  10  c— 19  m  10  e 

Memorial  of  the  Newcastle  and  Gateshead 

Chamber  of  Commerce,  10/  9/ 

Missing  Ships,  26  m  9  6 

Brig  Mary  of  St.  Iycs,  1;  6  « 

CanaradM,  supposed  to  be  Burnt  at  Sea, 

9  m  12  a 

Catherine t  from  New  Orleans,  27/  9  « 

Ceres,  from  Odessa,  2j  9/ 

Fortuna,  Qf  Bf 

Gartsherrie,  from  Bonny,  20/  9/ 

Invecta,  from  Sunderland,  7  m  9  c 

John  and  Sarah,  for  Newcastle,  13/  11  d 

Lord  Clyde,  3  m  6  c 

Margaret,  of  Carnarvon,  27/  9  a 

Matharen,  from  Moulmein,  17;  5  d 

Minerva,  from  Horsens,  27/  9  a 

— ^  Ophelia,  from  Hongkong,  20  m  11  a 

Professor  Schweigaard,  from  Sulina,  27/ 


9a 


lid 


Raphael,  6/  6/ 

—  SeafUmer,  from  Southwold,  20/  d/ 

—  Slavonia,  6/  6/ 

—  Smyrna,  from  Dantsie,  12m  9  « 

—  Smyrna  of  Pull,  14/  8/ 

—  St.  Ostrin,  from  Shields,  9;  9  c 

—  The  Brothers,  from  Yannoutb,  13/  11  d 

—  Therese  and  Preceptor,  28;  10  d 

—  Thunder,  2;  9/ 

—  Vienna,  Discovery  of  Cargo,  ete.,  11;  12  d 
30;  11/ 

—  Welcome,  for  Hull,  20  m  11  a 
William  and  Thomas,  of  Taonoatb,  13/ 


March  31, 1868.]     palkeb's  lerDEx  to  the  "times"  kewbpapeb. 


Spa 


Ship  Kews  (eonHnued). 

Monthly  Beport  of  the  Bareaa  Yeritea  of  the 

Marine  Disastera,  25/  7  d 
New  Line  of  Steamers,  from  Belgium  to  Bio 

de  Janeiro,  12/  7  e 
New  Steamer  for  the  Liyerpool,  New  York, 

and  Philadelphia  Company,  8/  6  d 
Opening  of  the  South  West  Passage  of  the 

Mississippi,  21  j  6  a 

PiraticsJ  Attack  on  the  Macduff ^  27/  7  « 

Presentation  to  the  Master  of  the  Admiral 

LyonSf  21m  12  c 
-; —  Route  of  the  Mail  Steamers,  8/  12  b 

Rnle  of  the  Road  at  Sea,  llj  9/ 

Ship  on  Fire  at  Sea,  supposed  American,  4  m 

9/ 

Shipping  Employed  in  our  Foreign  Trade, 

Annual  Return,  8  m  5/ 

Steamer  on  the  Scroby  Sand,  16^  10  c 

Storms  in  the  Atlantic,  12  m  0  a 

Sunderland,  Port  of,  Annual  Report,  6f  8e 

The  Ceylon,  Address  of  the  Passengers  to  the 

Captain  for  his  Praiseworthy  Conduct,  18/  9  « 

Trial  of  Mr.  Calvert,  for  his  great  Frauds  on 

Underwriters,  26/  12  e 

Valuable  Prize  brought  in  by  the  Normandy, 

1dm  12c 

Vessels  arrived  out  at  Gibraltar,  18/  10  e 

Driven  into  the  Sound,  28  j  9  d 

on  the  Goodwin  Sands,  18/9/ 

Stranded  at  Holy  Island,  10/  9/ 

Ship'Building  at  Sunderiand,  26/  7/ 

on  the  Clyde  (a  Year's,)  Ij  9/ 

on  the  Thames,  10/  9  c— 11/  10  e—S  mlOd 

on  the  Wear,  8/  6  d 

Steam,  7j  lla-20j  6/— 27i  Id— If  9  6 

—8/  10  c— 29/  9/— 7  m   10  6—16  m  116— 
23in  12d 

Shipwrights*  Meeting  at  Limehouse,  27  j  6  a 
Shooting  at  a  Railway  Train,  28  j  12  6 
Shoreditch,  Appeal  from  Rates,  1  /  12  a 
Shortt  (Dr.)  on  the  Poison  of  the  Cobra,  11  j  11  f 
Shrewsbury  RaQway  Station,  Fenian  Plot  to  Des- 
troy, 6  j  7  d 

School,  11  m  6  c 

Sierra  Leone,  Heslth  of  the  Army  at,  24  j  7  6 
Siereking  (G.  A.)  on  the  Distress  in  Fiiiand,  8  m 

10/ 
Silk  Market,  4  j  7  a— 1/  7  6—6  m  6  6 
Simon  (Thos.,  Sheriff  of  Aldemey),  false  Charge 

against,  29  j  9  a 
Sion   College  and  Lambeth  Library,  6  j  10  e — 8  7* 

8/— 10 j  4/— llj  9/ 

Meeting,  15/  9  6 

Skey   (F.  C),  Appeal  for    Hospitals   for   Fallen 
Women,  Slj  4  d 

Magdalen  Hospitals  r.  Mr.  Skey,- 8/  10  d 

Note,  21/  10/ 

Slight  (Frederick).  Death  of,  21  j  9/ 
Small-pox  in  the  Metropolis,  17/  11  a 

Outbreak  of,  in  Woolwich,  8/  9  c— 11/  4  d 

—15/ lid— 22/9/ 

Smith  (Charles  Augustus)  on  Footpaths,  16  j  6  c 

(Geo.)  &  Co.,  Working  Men  Special  Con- 
stables, 11 J  6  e 

(Goldwin)  on  his  American  Tour,  11/7/ 


Smith  (G.  T.)  on  T.  S.  Dnncombe*8  Memoirs,  9^ 

11/ 
(L.  G.)  on  Hudson's  Bay  Company,   19  m 

12  a 
Sundius  &  Co.  on  the  United  States  Postal 

Service,  Slj  5  a — 7/  7  a 

(S.  Theyre)   on  the  •*  Happy  Pair,"  11  m 

12  c 

— «  (Thos.)    on    Bishop    Gobat*s  Workmen  in 

Abyssinia,  6j  10  c 
(William)  on  Steam  Cultivation  of  Farms, 

16j  6/ 
Smithfield,  Destructive  Fire  in,  12  m  7/ 
Smokers,  Statistics  of,  20/  5  e 
Snakes,  Poison  of  the  Cobra,  11  j  11/— 18j  6e 
Snow  Storms,  4  j  11  d 
Social  Evil,  Skey  (F.  C),  Appeal  for  Hospitals, 

etc.,  81  j  4d 
Societig  Francais  de  Bienfaisance,  11/  4  a 
Society  for  Propagation  of  the  Gospel,  Meeting  at 

Leeds,  22  j  7/ 

of  Arts,  etc.,  for  Dublin,  31  m  12  f 

Sotheby  &  Co.,  Sale  Prices  of  Rare  Books,  8  j  8  e 

— 9j  9  c 

of  Mr.  Macready*8  Engravings,  19  m  9  c 

Soup  Kitchen,  Golden  Lane,  4j  lid — 9j  10c — 

11  j  11a— Uj  ef—17j  Be 

Netting  Hill,  8j  4  e 

St.  Giles',  6j  9d-9i  10  c— 14i  6/ 

— ^  Walworth  &  Newington,  23  j  10/ 

South  Kensington  Museum,  Visitors,  7j  7  d — 14  j 
10  6— 21i  6  d— 28  j  9  c— 4/  9  a— 11/  10  6— 
18/  7d— 27/  7c— 3m  10c— 10i»  6c— 17m 
11a— 24m  lid 

South  London  Night  Refuge,  etc.,  IBj  9  a — 15 j 
9/— 20j  4  c 

Metropolitan  Gas  Works,  Discovery  of  Am- 
munition near,  16/  9  6 

Southampton  and  its  Magazines  of  Gunpowder, 
15  j  10  6 

Imperial  Hotel  Company,  26  m  7  6 

SPAUT:— 

Abolition  of  Com  and  Flour  Duties,  19  m  9  6 

of  Passports  for  Cuba,  8/  6  a 

Address  on  the  Speech,  8^*  7  6 

Armament  Bill,  28  j  9  d^lf  12  a 

Arrival  of  the  Count  of  Paris  at  Madrid,  20/ 

12  a 

Bank  of  Xeres,  20/  12  a 

Scheme  Commission,  5/  7  a — 11/  7d — 

18/ 9  a 

Bill  for  Assisting  Railways,  26/  9  c 

Budget,  (the),  81  j  7  6—1/  9  d— 8/  9  d— 6  f 

7dr—19f  12  6—26/  9  c— 7  m  12  a— Urn  12  a 
—17  m  12  a— 31m  12  a 

Cholera  at  Tangier,  6/  7  c 

Conflict  with  the  Carlists  and  Civic  Guard, 

19/  12  6 

Courts  of  Justice  Reform  Bill,  18/  10  6— 

20/ 12  a 
Education  BUI,  11;  10  a— 17j  7  c 

Expected  Carlist  Rising,  25;'  9  6 

Imports  of  Corn,  26/  9  c 

Indemnity  for  the  Queen  Victoria,  27  m  12  a 

Intent  to  Subsidize  the  Railway  Companiep 

9m  9c 

▼  Q  1AA 


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[Jan.  1  to 


Spain  (continued), 

Land  Mortgage  Bank,  17  j  7  c 

Miscellaneoas  Information,  13j   106 — 14 j 

de—Uj  7  c— 22j  7  6— 30j  9  c— 1/9  c— 19/ 
12  6— 27/96— 4m  9  6— 7 m  12o— 18wi  12 o 
—20  TO  12  a 

New  Spanish  Loan,  21  ui  12  a 

New  Treaty  with  Germany,  31  wi  12  a 

Official  Changes,  12/  12  a— 15/  12  6 

Pardon  for  General  Prim's  Partisans,  27^  9  c 

Presentation  of  the  Golden  Bose  from  the 

Pope  to  the  Queen,  13/  9  a 

Queen's  (the)  Beply  to  the  Deputies,  7j  9  d 

Belations  with  the  South  American  Republics, 

17  TO  10/— 21  TO  11a 
Be  venue  Returns,  18/106 

-  Spanish  Bonds,  12  to  9  c        % 

Suppression  of  Tribunals  of  Commerce,  27  m 

12  a 

-  Tamarite  Canal,  4  to  9  6 — 5  to  9  6 
Spanish  Bonds,  Ij  6  6— 2  j  5  a— 9  j  6  6— 13j  4  a 

— I6j  7  6— 22j  5  a— 27j  7  a— 7  to  10  a— 11  to 
10  c 
Blount  (E.)  on,  6/  5  a 

Laing  (S.)  on,  IQj  7  6 

Bobertson  (D.)  on,  16  j  7  6— I7i  4  a 

Speaker's  Dinners,  2  to  9  d— 5  to  9  e — 12  to  9/— 

2aTO  12/— 27  TO  5/ 
Levees,  14  to  9/— 20  to  12/— 24  to  9  c— 27  to 

^f  9 

Spearman  (A.  T.),  National  Debt,  Sj  5  a 
Special  Constables,  Arms  not  Staves,  4  j  10  e 

Hancock  (H.  J.  B.)  on,  4j  10  « 

Leading  Article  on,  Sj  6  e — 13 j  7  a 

Official  Return  of  their  Number,  1/9  6 

Pall  Mall  Criticism  on  the  Instructions,  20  j 

10  <? 

Revised  Instructions  for,  13 j  8  c — 20j  10  e 

Swearing  in,  Ij  5d— 2i  7/— 3^  10  6— 4  j 

I0e—6j  Sf—lj  10/— 8 j  9  c— 9J  BJ^lOj  4/ 
—11;  6/— 13j  8fi— 14j  5/— 15i  7/-17J  5/ 
—IBj  10  c— 22 j  7c-27j  12«— 28j  7/— 10/ 
9« 

"  Wat  Tyler  "  one,  Gj  5/ 

Working  Men  as,  11  j  6  « 

Specie,  Exports  and  Imports,  14  j  5/ 

Speedy  News,  6/  9  c 

Speke  (Bev.  B.)  and  the  Quacks,  7  to  9  c 

Unaccountable  Disappearance  of,  21  j  12  d — 

80  j  9  c 

Answers  to  Inquiries,  6/10  d — 13/  7  e 

Case  of  a  Young  Officer,  11/  4  a 

Diary,  28/  10  e 

Distribution  of  the  Reward  for,  13  to  30/ 

Gowring  (G.  T.)  on  his  Disappearance,  7/  5/ 

his  Adventures,  26/  9/ 

his  Friends'  Opinions  of  his  Conduct,  26/  9/ 

his  Physician  on  his  Case,  4  to  5  c 

Leading  Article  on,  5/  9  6—25/  6/ 

Letter  from  Mr.  Dorington,  13/  7  « 

on  his  Discovery  and  Arrest,  2bf  1  d 

Mr.  White's  Conjecture,  5/  5  c— 1*0/  10  c 

Murdock  (C.  T.)  on,  24/  6  6 

Official  Notice  of  his  Discovery,  25/  7  d 

Particulars    of    his   Last    Movements,   3/ 

7/ 

164 


Speke  (Bev.  B.)  Questions  for  Inquiry,  5/  5  c 

Similar  Case  of  a  Young  Girl,  11/  8  d 

of  a  Young  Man,  13/  7  c 

of  Charles  Jones  of  Bristol,  11/  4  a 

of  Five  Years  Ago,  7/6/ 


66 
46 


Suggestive  Notes,  7/  6/— 8/  6  d— 10/  10  « 
Sensational  but  False  Beport,  13/9  a— 14/ 
I 
The  Speke  Mystery  from  the  Spectator ,  11  f 


Spencer  (Earl)  on  the  Volunteers,  8  j  10  e 

(Thomas)  on  Electrotyping,  22  j  4/ 

Spicer  (Bros.),  Note  from,  31  j  10  d  , 

Spirits,  Consumption  of  for  the  Year,  28/  9  a 
BPOBTINa  INTBIililQENGB:— 

Acceptances  for  the  Spring  Handicaps,  80 j 

6c 
Annual  Bowing  Match  at  Eton,  23  7»  9  a 

Beaufort  (Duke  of),  Sale  of  his  Stud,  11  m 

12^-16 TO  Id 

Birmingham  Steeple  Chase,  80  J  ^d—lf  12  c 

Brocklesby  Trial  Handicap,  19/  12  e 

Cambridge  University  Athletic  Sports,  18  m 

12  c— 19  TO  12  a— 20  TO  12  c 

Capture  of  Badgers  in  Holland,  10/  7  b 

Chester    Tradesmen's    Phite,  24j  3  c— 30j 

6(i 

Cricket  Match  at  Rome,  17  m  12  c 

Eight-Oar  Boat  Race  in  China,  14j  10  d 

Epsom  Races,  24 j  3d— 30J  6c 

Spring  Meeting,  25  to  10  d— 26  to  9<? 

Eton  College  Athletic   Sports,  14  ro  12/— 


167n  12  d 
—  Football  at  Charterhouse,  21/  10/ 

Wanderers  v.  Westminster    School, 


10  6 


28/ 


Fox  Club,  First  Meeting,  17/  9  d 

Second  Meeting,  16  to  11  c 

—  German    Gymnastic  Association,  ConTivial 
Meeting,  19  m  12  a 

—  Grand  Fox-hunt  at  Badminton  in  hononr  of 
the  Prince  of  Wales,  29/  9/ 

Military  and  Hunt  Steeple-ChsBes,  18  a 


9/ 


Sm  5  a 


Haileybury  College  Athletic  Sports,  25  n 

Handicap  Hurdle  Race,  19/  12/ 

Harrow  School  Athletic  Sports,  80  m  6/ 

Hunting  Appointments,  4j  6^ — 18J  10  e — 

25 j  12  c— 1/  6d— 8/  12d— 15/  12  c— 22/ 
12  c— 29/  10  d— 7  TO  12  c— 14  TO  12d— 21jii 
12d— 28to  11c 

Innkeepers'  Selling  Stakes,  19/  12  c 

Lincohi  Spring  Meeting,  19/  12  c— 20/ 12  e 

Lincohishire  Handicap,  4/  7/— 18/  7/— 

19/ 12  c 

Liverpool  Spring  Meeting,  4  to  5  e — 5 1»  9  d 

— 6to  lOd 

Steeplechase,  24 j  3d— 30J  6c— 25/  8/ 

— 3w  10  6 

Miscellaneous  Intelligence,  7j  11  a — 14J  6  d 

— 21j  9d— 28j  7/— 4/  7/— 7/  12c— 11/  4  a 

New  Thames  Yacht  Club,  26  to  9/ 

Newmarket  Craven  Meeting,  24 j  3  c 

Handicap,  30 j  6  c 

Northampton  and  Pytchley  Hunt,  24  j  3  d— 

30 j  6  c 


Marcli  81, 1868.]     palusb's  index  to  ."  the  times  "  kewsfafeb. 


St.  P 


Sporting  Intelligence  {continued). 

Oxford  and  American  Boat  Baoe,  4/  7/-^ 

14/8/ 

• and  Cambridge  Athletic  Sports,  14/  8/ — 

20/  12  d— 26/  9  6—16  to  12  d 

Boat  Race.  28  j  If— If  6^—4/  7/— 6/ 

7/— 7/  12tf-8/  12d— 11/  4  a— 12/  12/— 
13/  9  d— 14/  8/— 16/  12e— 17/  9/— 19/  5/ 
—20/  lOd— 21/  12  6—22/  9/— 5  m  9«— 
12  TO  12  6— 13  TO  10/— 13  TO  12  c— 14  TO  12  d— 
14  TO  12  <— 14  TO  12  «— 17  TO  12/— 19  TO  12  a— 
20m  12€— 21to  126— 23to  12d 

Paper  Boat  Race  in  Portland,  United  States, 

23m  11« 

*^ — -  Race  Commissions,  False  Notice,  80  m  12  « 

Remarkable  Betting  Transaction  at  Preston, 

20 j  10  6 

Weatherbj  (Messrs.)  on  the  Bet,  21  j  9  d 


—  Royal  Staghonnds  and  the  Beaufort  Hunt, 
16to  9<! 

Thames  Yacht  Club,  12  to  11/ 


Rugby  School  Athletic  Games,  28  to  5  6 

Run  with  the  Queen's  Hounds  in  Denham 

Court,  4  TO  9/ 

Sculler's  Race  for  £100,  12/  12/ 

Sports  of  the  Ancient  Fenians,  11  j  6  6 

Tattcrsall's,  18/   7/— 25/   8/— 3  to  10  6— 

10  TO  6/— 13  TO   10/— 17  TO  12  c— 24  TO   10  «— 
31m  126 

University  Boat  Race,  BOj  6d— 24  to  10  «— 

25  TO  12  d— 26  TO  9/— 27  TO  12  6— 28  to  12  d— 
30  TO  6  <— 31  TO  9/ 

Warwick  Spring  Meeting,  18  m    9e — 19  to 

12  6— 20 TO  32  c 

Weights  for  the  Lincoln  Spring  Handicap, 

24j  3d 

Wellington  College  Athletic  Sports,  16  to  12  d 

Spottiswoode,  (G.  A.),  Appeal,  5/  5d 
3prat8,  large  Catches  of  at  Cornwall,  22  j  10  d 
Spronle  (John)  on  Beetroot  4ngar,  11/  lOd 
Spurgeon  (Rev.  C.  H.),  present  of  £2000  to,  2  to 

12  c 
Stake  (Alb.)  on  the  Collison  with  the  Mahtazee, 

29  j  6d 
St.  Albans  (Duke  of)  on  the  Suez  Canal,  27  to  5  c 
Stallard  (J.  H.)  and  the  Walsall  Workhouse,  3/  7  c 
St.  Andrew's    College,  Bradford,  appointment  of 

Head  Master,  3  m  7c 

Grant  of  Degrees,  12/  9/ 

Stanley  (Dean)  on  Church  and  State,  2  m  9  a 

(F.)  on  the  Reception  of  the  Royal  Visitors 

at  Knowsley,  14  j  10  6 
Star  life  Assurance  Society,  3  m  5  a 
Starration,  Shocking  Case  of,  3  j  10  a 
Stationers'  School,  proposal  for  Scholarships,  9  m 

12  a 

Scholarship  founded  by  Edmund  Hodgson, 

9  m  12  a 

Statistical  Society,  Archdn.  Hamilton's  Lecture, 

17/ 9  d 
• Caird  (Jas.),  Lecture,  17  m  11  c 

Mr.  Dudley  Baxter's  Lecture,  21^*  9  d— 22^ 

10  c 

Thirty-fourth  Anniversary  Meeting,  17  TO  12/ 

Statutes  of  the  Nineteenth  Century,  Statistics,  18/ 

7d 


6/ 

-13;  4/- 


St.  Bartholomew  the  Great,  Restoration  of  thid 
old  Church,  80  TO  12  d 

Sketch  of  this  old  Church,  30  m  12  d 

Walcott  (Dr.)  on,  31  m  11  d 

Bt.  Bartholomew's  Hospital,  Visit  of  the  Prince 

and  Princess  of  Wales,  18/  7  « 
St.  David's  (Bp.  of)  on  Ritualism,  17/  6j 
Steam  Cultivation  of  Farms,  8j  5/—  ' 

16 j  6/— 17;  4d-22j  7  c 
Steel,  Exports  of  Unwrought,  8/  10  c 

from  Cleveland  Iron,  27  j  7  6 

Stem  (Henry,  anAbyisinian  captive),  Note  fh)m, 

8/9/ 
Stevens  (Edw.  J.)  on  Pre-historic  Remains,  Bj  8d 
Stewart,  (Charles  E.),  Sketch  of,  21  f  9/ 
on  the  Atlantic  Telegraph,  26/  7  6 

(William),   Strange  disappearance  of,  13/ 

9c 

St.  George'.s  Hospital,  7  j  7/ 

St.  Helena,  Shipping  Intelligence,  14  m  9/ 

Stirling  Maxwell  (Sir.  Wm.)  on  the  Cambridge 

Election,  13/  7  c 
St.  James's  Hall,  Concerts  at,  24/  5/ 

Park,  the  State  of  the  Mall,  16;  6  c 

St.  Katherine's  Hospital,  Royal  Commission,  11  m 

126 
Stock  Exchange,  Bristowe  Bros,  on  the   Grissell 

Case,  6/5  6 

Grissell  v.  Bristowe,  Case,  3/6  6 — 4/  5  a — 

5/  7  a— 6/  5  a— 9  m  6  6—10  to  11. a 

Price  of  Consols,  17/  9d 

Sheppard  v.  Murphy,  Case,  7  m  10  6 — 10  m 

11  a— 11  m  10  c 

Stocks  (Foreign),  State  of  the  Market— 1;  66— 
3;  5  a— 4 j  7  a— 6;  4  a— 7;  6  a— 8 j  5  a— 9; 
6  a— lOJ  5  a— llj  7  a— 13j  4  a— 14;  7  a— 
15  j  5  a— 16;  7  a— 17;  4  a— 18;  7  a— 20;  5  a 
21  j  7  a— 22;  5  a— 23;  7  a— 24;  4a— 25;  7  a 
—27;  7  a— 28;  5  a— 29;  7  a— 30;  7  a— 31; 
5a— 1/  7a— 3/  66—4/  5a— 5/  7a— 6/  5a 
— 7/  7  ar~8/  7  a— 10/  7  a— 11/  5  a— 12/ 7  a 
—12/  6  a— 14/  5  c— 15/  10  a— 17/  7  a— 18/ 
8  a— 19/  10  a— 20/  5  c— 21/  7  a— 22/  7  a— 
24/  7  a— 25/  8  a— 26/  7  a— 27/  6  a— 28/  5  a 
— ^29/  7  a — 2  m  7  a — 8  m  5  a — 4m  7  a — 5  m 
6a— 6m  8a— 7m  10a— 9m  6a— 10m  10/— 
11  m  10  c— 12  m  7  6— 13  m  10  c— 14  m  10  c— 
16m  6  a— 17m  10c— 18m  7  c— 19  m  7  6— 
20m  10(>— 21?ii  Ho— 23m  6a— 24m  116— 
25  m  11a— 26m  7  a— 27  m  10  a— 28  m  10c— 
30m  7a-31m  116 

Stokes  fS.  N.)  on  the  Conscience  Clause,  7;  5/ 

Stone  (Dr.  W.  D.)  on  Scurvy  and  Potatoes,  3; 
86 

Storks'  (Sir  H.)  Appointment,  7;  11/ 

Btorm  off  the  Lizard.  22;  9  d 

St  Mary's  Hospital,  Appeal,  6;  9  c 

St.  Maiylebone  Female  Protection  Society  Fund, 
1;  10/— 6;  9d— 20;  4  c 

St.  Michael's  Maiden  Lane  Fund,  7;  7/ 

St.  Pancras  School  and  Refuge,  14;  6/— 15;  9/ 

St.  Patrick  Festival,  18  m  9  6 

Order  of,  Investiture  of  Marquis  of  Drogheda, 

10;  6  6 

St.  Paul's— Preachers,  2;  7  6—25;  9  a— 80;  ^ 
24/  12  c— 2  TO  10  d 


Sir 


PALIGEB'B  HTDEX  to  '^  the  TIHBB  "  inEWSFAPSB. 


[Jan.  1  to 


Btrftnd,  Fall  of  a  House  in,  9  m  6  6 

Streets,  Dangers  of  the,  5/  5  c— 6/  lOc— 11/  4  a 
12  f  10/ 

^ —  List  of,  within  the  limits  of  the  Nev  Streets 
Act,  22  j  4  c 

Strike  of  Bnilders  in  Switzerland,  27  m  11  c 

Strikes,  Application  for  the  GnUdhall  for  a  Work- 
men's Meeting  against,  21  m  11 « 

Prizes  for  Speeches  against,  by  the  Men, 

SOj  6d 

Strond,  Betnm  of  Mr.  Winterbotham,  4j  9/ 

St.  Thomas*   Hospital,    the    Qneen   to   lay   the 

Foundation  Stone  of  the  New  Building,  18  m 

9c 

Island,  Divers  at  Work,  1/  6  h 

Suez  Canal,  Dean  of  St.  Albans  on,  27  m  6  « 
Lange  paniel  A.)  on,  28  m  10  d 

Traffic  Account,  18^'  7  b 

Sufferings  at  Sea,  4/  6/ 
Suffocation,  Statistics  of,  5/  10  f 

Sugar,  State  of  the  Market,  3j'  5  b — ij  7  a—Sj 
5dr-9j  edr-lOj  Sd—llj  7  6— 16i  5  6— 16i 
7  6— 17j  4  c— 18  J  7  6—22/  6<i— 28j  7  e— 
24 j  4/— 26/  7/— 29i  6/— SOj  12  6— 81  j  6/ 
—1/7  6—6/  7d— 6/  6e— 7/  7/— 8/  76— 
12/  7  6—14/  6/— 16/  lOd— 19/  lOd— 20/ 
6/— 21/  7  6—22/  7<f— 26/  7  6—27/  6  a— 
28/6d— 29/7d-4OT  7/— 5m  6d— 6m  8d 
—7m  10c— 11m  10/— 12m  7e— 13m  10 <f— 
14  m  10/— 18  m  7/— 19  m  7«— 20  m  10  d— 
21  m  11  c— 26  m  116— 26  m  7/— 28  m  10  « 

SUIOIDB :— 

Attempted,  of  a  French  Officer  at  Paris,  25  m 

10  a 

in  Cannon  Street  Station,  28  m  9/ 


9« 


of  a  Young  Lady  at  Beverley,  21  j  lie 
of  a  Toung  Man  at  Penrith,  28m  9/ 
of  Alfred  Arrivahene  at  Quarry-wood, 


17/ 


of  Andrew  Boxhurgh  at  Shipley,  18/  5/ 

of  Elizabeth  Tinney.  a  Thief,  18/  6/ 

of  Henry  Scott  Greeley,  4/  10  a 

of  Lord  Derby's  Valet  at  Knowsley,  17/  12  6 

-19/  9/ 

of  Mary  Ann  Day  in  Tothill  Fields  Prison, 

28/4/ 

of  Mar  J  Yews  from  Starvation,  27/  9  d 

of  Miss  Nicholson  at  Bridlington,  16/  9/ 

— -  of  M.  Balazzi,  18/  12  e 

of  Mr.  Chaine,  7/  9/ 

of  Mr.  Dalrymple  at  Brighton,'  16  m  6/— 

17  m  12/ 
of  Mr.  F.  G.  Smith,  of  the  Scottish  Union 

Insurance  Company,  3  m  7  6 
of  Thoe.  Eben.  Tanner,  at  Eennington,  17/ 

Gd 
of  Thos.  Farmer,  13/  9  e 

of  Thos.  Lee,  from  the  Northern  Tower  of 

the  Crystal  Palace,  20/  7  «f— 22/  6/ 

of  Three  Men  in  Paris,  15/  9  c 

Suicides  in  England,  Statistics,  26/  6  c 

Sullivan  (Denis  B.),  Remarks  on  his  Trial,  20/ 

10  d 
Sunday  Liquor  Traffic,  Deputation  to  Mr.  Disraeli, 
16m  7d 

Meeting  about,  18  m  10  d 

k  166 


Sunday  Liquor  Traffic,  Leading  Article  on,  19  m  8  < 
— ^  Obemance  in  Scotland,  1/  9d 

Schools,  Church,  33/  9  e 

Surgeons,  (Boyal  College),  list  of  Passed  Examina- 
tion, 10/  7<i-16/  7/--17/  9  6—23/  6/— 
24/  10  (J— 27/  11  a— 7/  11/— 28/  4  d 

SnSFBNSIOirS:— 

Bennett  (Miss),  17/  10/ 

Commercial  National  Bank  of  Memphis,  28/ 

10  6 

Gibbons  (Mrs.),  25/  9d-27j  76 

Murcott,  Wright  &  Co.,  29/  7  6 

Richards  (Job)  Ar  Co.,  17/  10/ 

Smith,  Barry  A  Co.,  26/  7a— 7  »  lOo 

Sutton  (Martin  Hope)  on  Beetroot  Sugar,  13/7/ 
Sweden,  Army  Bill,  18/  9d 

Famine  in,  Subscriptions,  10/  12  6 

Swepstone  (W.  H.)  on  Sbadwell  Parish  Belief,  16/ 

6e 
Swindling  as  a  School  Agency,  20/  8  d 

Curious  Case  of,  4/  11/ 

New  System  of,  9/  9  c 

Swiss  Execution,  16/  12  e 

8 WITZSBIiAJTD :— 

Builders*  Strike  in,  27  m  11  c 

Demonstration  against  the  Clergy,  16  m  9  6 

Hanoverian  Refugees,  27/  9  c — 16/  12  6 

Miscellaneous  News,  6/  7  c 

Revision  of  the  Constitution,  28/  7  6 

Sympathy  with  Mexico,  4/  9  c 

Trades  Unions  in,  30  m  12/ 

Symons  (G.  J.)  on  the  Gale, 21/  9d 

Synagogue,  Opening  a  New  One  at  Bamsbniy,  31  m 

11a 
Synodical  Councils,  6m  7 e 


Talbot  (Johfi  G.),  Correction  of  Speech,  30/  10  <2 

Tallow,  State  of  the  Market,  1/7  6—8/  5  6—4/  7  a 

—6/  4  6—7/  6/-^/  6d— 9/  6d— 10/  5d— 

11/  7  6—13/  4d— 14/  7/— 16/  6  6— 16j  76 

—17/    4  c— 18/   7  6—20/  6  c— 21/   76—22/ 

5  a— 23/  7«— 24/  4/— 26/  7/— 28/  6/— 29/ 
6/— 30/    12  6—31/    6/— 1/  7  6—3/  6e— 4/ 

6  6—6/7  d— 6/  6  <f— 7/  7/— 8/  7  6—10/  6/ 
—11/  6  c— 12/  7  6— 14/6/— 16/10  d— 17/ 
7tf— 18/  8  c— 19/  lOd— 20/  6/— 21/  7  6— 
22/7  «— 24/  7  6—26/  8  d— 26/  76—27/  6  a 
— 28/5d— 29/7d— 2m76— 3m66— 4m  7/ 
—6m  6d— 6m  8d— 7m  10c— 9m  6d — 10m 
lOtf— 11m  10/— 12  m  7«— 18  m  10  d— 14  m 
10/— 16  m  6«— 17  m  10/— 18  m  7/— 19  m  7^ 
—20m  lOd— 21m  lie— 23m  66— 24m  lie 
—25  m  116— 26  m  7/— 27  m  10  c— 28m  10  <— 
80m   6c— 31m  lid 

Tagart  (Francis^  on  the  Distress  in  Finland,  4  m 

6d 
Tamar  Bank  Granite  Company,  19  m  7  c 
Tasmania,  Immigration  to,  22/  4/ 
Taylor  (Isaac)  on  the  Lucifer  Box  Makers,  6/  10/ 

on  the  East  London  Poor,  16/  12  e 

(J.  L.  du  Plat)  on  the  Post  Office  Volunteers, 

6m  76 
Tea  Trade  (Indian)  Sales,  27/  6  a 
State  of  the  Market,  7/  6  c— 14/  7  6—18/ 

7  6—21/  7  c— 28/  6/— 29/  7  a— 30/  12  6— 4  f 


March 31, 1868.]    fai«meb*s  iimiai  to  '^thic  times"  kewspafeb. 


Tid 


Tea  Trade  (continued), 

SbSf  5e— 11/  6  0^18/  8«~-19/  lO^i— 
25/8d— 3m  6d—6m  64— 10m  lOc— 12m 
7c— 17m  10d-18m  7/— 24m  lid— 26m  7/ 

Messn.  Thompson's  Circular,  11  j  7  b 

Teale  (Thos.  Pridgin),  Sketch  of,  Ij  9/ 
Telegraph,  Anglo-American  Company,  18  m  7  0 

Anglo-Indian  Company,  7  m  10  h 

Atlantic,  see  Atlantic. 

British  and  American,  7  m  106 

— —  British  and  Irish  Magnetic  Company,  80J 
7a 

Companies*  Charge  for  Porterage,  24/  11  d 

Construction  &  DIaintenaQoe  Company,  23  m 

6  a — SOm  7  a 

-  Electric  and  International  Company,  80  j  7  a 

in  Belgium,  17  m  lie 

in  Persia,  Bussia,  etc.,  16  j  7  a 

International  Ocean  Company  of  New  York, 

18m  7e 

London  and  Proyincial  Company,  if  6  a 

Malta  and  Alexandria,  11/  5  e 

Manrellous  Example  of  its  Power,  15  j  10  « 

Me^terranean  Extension  Company,  dOj  7  a 

-8/7/ 

Progress  of,  during  the  Past  Year,  9j  12  a 

Renter's  Company,  19  m  7/ 

New  Branch  in  Hamburg,  22^'  6  a 

Submarine  Company,  24/  7  a — 26/  6e 

throughout  the  World,  16  j  10  e 

to  India  Company,  91  j  5  a— 8/  7  c— 27/ 

6/ 
. United  Kingdom  Electric,  19/  106—26/  6/ 

Universal  Private,  30  m  7/ 

Telegraphic  Communication  with  India,  24/10  e — 

25/  8/— 28/  7/— 2m  8/— 5m  7e— 6m  9c— 

9m  7/— 24m  6l>— 27m  116 

Service  to  China,  18/  8  a 

Telegraphy,  Value  of  Wires  laid  down,  20  m  9/ 
Temperature  of  the  Autumnal  Quarter,  3/  11/ 
Temple  Bar,  Dangerous  State  of,  11m  10/— 12  m 

10  « 

Sketch  of,  16  m  6<{ 

Temple  library,  14/  56—15/  9/— 18/  8/ 

Under  Treasurer's  Office  Vacant,  24/  9e 

Thames  Embankment,  5  m  5  « 

and  Met.  District  Railway,  ly  5  e-Aj  6  d 

Proposal  to  Plant  Trees  on  each  side   the 

Walk,  26m  10  « 

Bazalgette  (J.  W.)  on,  28  m  11  c 

Fowler  (John)    on,  and  the   Metropolitan 

District  Railway,  31m  10  <2 
Thames,  and  the  Gas  Works,  20  m  10  6 
and  Mersey  Marine  Insurance  Company,  11  j 

7a--4/5a 

Shipwrights,  10/  9  c 

Valley  Submerged,  28i  6«— 24^  4d 

THSATB1S8,  Ao. :— 

Adelphi,  Visit  of  Prince  of  Wales,  etc.,  to  8  j 

46 

Visit  of  Prince  and  Princess  Took  to,  23  j 


9e 


Theatres  {continued) 

Covent  Garden,  Visit  of  the  Prince  of  Wales 

to,  7j  5  e 
Drury  Lane,  3/  12d— 26/  lOii— 4  m  10  c 

—16  m  12  a 

Last  Night  of  the  Season,  23  m  9  a 

Prince  and  Princess  of  Wales  at,  17/  12  a 

Haymarket,li  7/— 4i  lOd— 14/  7/— 16  m 

12  a 

Visit  of  the  Royal  Family  to,  20m  9d 

Her  Mijesty  and  the  Royal   Italian  Opera, 

15/9  6 

Her  Majesty's  Opera,  30  m  12  d 

Benefit  for  the  Employes,  9J  9d 

. Visit  of  Prince  of  Wales  to  the  Ruins,  10  j 

7/— Hi  6  e 
Lyceum,  Visit  of  Prince  of  Wales  to,  18/  9d 

25/7  6 

Herr  Bandmann  at,  21/  5  « 

Visit  of  Duchess  of  Cambridge,  etc.,  2  m 


12  6 


Visit  of  Prince  Arthur  to,  2  m  5/ 
Cape  Town  Theatre  Destroyed  by  Fire,  20/ 


9d 


New  Drama  for    the    Paris  Theatre,    24/ 

Opera  House  in  New  York,  25  J  5/ 
Queen's,  11  j  6e— 24j  10  c 

Royalty,  7/  5«f— 26  m  6/ 

Polytechnic  Institution,  9  m  7  6 

Prince  of  Wales',  17/  12  a— 9  m  7  6 

Princesses  12/  6/— 26  m  6/ 

Proposal  to  Unite  the  two  Operas,  28/ 

— 29/6« 

Queen's,  Visit  of  Prince  and  Princess  of 

Wales  to,  9  m  9  « 

Scene  in  a  Paris  Theatre,  3/86 

St.  James's,  4j  10  l^-9m  7  6 

and  '*  the  Happy  Pair,"  11  m  12  d 

Hall,  Christy  idnstrels,  9  m  7  6 

Strand,  15 jf  8/ 

Visit  of  Prince  of  Wales  to,  15/  12  6 


10/ 


Surrey,  2  m  12  « 

Thetford  Election,  Expenses  of  the  Lord  Advocate, 

10/ 9  c 
Thieves'  Prayer  Meeting,  2  m  11/ 

Statistics  of  Known,  25  m  6  a 

Thompson  (Henry)  on  Horseflesh,  8/  11  e 
Thomson,  Bonar  &  Co.  on  the  New   Peruvian 

Loan,  dim  116 
Thome    (Isabel)    on  Employment  of    Educated 

Women,  7y  7/ 
Thornton  (F.)on  the  Arrangements  to  unite  the 

two  Opera  Houses,  29/  6  e 
(His  Excellency  Edward)  Departs  to  United 

States,  13y  76^ 
Thunderstorm  in  Yorkshire,  13 m  lid 
Tichbome  Case— Dobinson    and  Gheare  on  the, 

24m  5o 
Seymour  (Alfred)  on  the  Claimant  to  the 

Titie,  21  m  5  d 
Scott  (J.  W.)  on  the  Case,  26m  6/ 

(Lady),  Sudden  Death  of,  16m  7  c 

Funeral  of,  21  m  5d 

Mr.  Holmes'  Account  of  the  Funeraly  etc., 

23  m  10c 
-: Onslow  (Guildford)  on  the  Fracas  at  the 

Funeral,  24m  5  c 
Tides,  Extraordinary  High,  11/  4  d 

167 


Tid 


PALM£BS  HTDEX  TO  "THE  TIMES       JTEWSPAPEE. 


[Jan.  1  to 


Tides  (High    in  the  Thames  and  Medway,    10/ 

9/ 
Tildesley  (J.  C.)  on  the  Working  of  the  Factory 

Act,  1/  12  4 
Times  (the)  Libel  Case,  Uj  Sd^Uj  10/ 
Tin  Plate  Trade,  Meeting,  4  j  9  d 

Beduccfd  Prices,  9  j'  6  « 

Titho    Commutation,     Septennial    Ayerages,    Qj 

7/ 
Tobacco  (nse  of)  Statistics,  27/  7  c 
Todd  (John)  on  the  Bassian  Famine,  2j  7  d 
Todmorden,  Shocking  Murder  at,   4  m    6  e — ^5  m 

12  o— 9  m  10  d— 13  m  12/ 

Sketch  of  the  Murderer,  20  m  9  d 

ToUs    and  Turnpikes,  CUve   (Archer)   on,   12  m 

9e 
— —  Jenkinaon  (Geo.  S.)  on,  Qm  ^f-^bm  7/— 

lam  9« 

EnatchbuU-Hagessen  (E.  H.)  on,  9  m  9  « 

Leading  Article  on,  bm  6/ 

Leicestershire  Justice  on,  5  m  7/ 

Beasons  for  their  Abolition,  28/  8  a — 3  m 

4/— 5  m  7/— 12  TO  9  « 

Whitaker  (George)  on,  10 111.6  d 

Tooley  Street,  Fire  in,  3  m  10  6 

Towns,  Statistics  of  the  Growth  of,  11  j  9/ 

Vital  Statistics  of»  3^  9/         , 

Townshend  (Marquis)  and  Mr.  Pitts,  28  m  11/ 
Toy  Pistols,  objection  to,  4J  11  e 
Trade  (Board  of),  Notices,  Ij    7  d—^j   7  d—8j 
4  a— 11 J    6  a— 15i   4  a— 18j    6  a— 22j   4  c— 
1/  6  6—5/  6  a— 19/  5  c— 22/  56—26/  66— 
4m  6a— 11m  86— 21m  8c— 28m  56 

Betums,  27/  6  a— 3  m  5  a— 31  m  11 6 

- —  Foreign,  of  the  Past  Year,  29/  10  c 
of  the  Past  Tear,  Classified,  6  j  4  e 

State  of,  Ij   7  c— 3i5  6— 4^6/— 6j  5  a— 

Qj  Be—lOj  5  c— llj  7/— 13j  4  c— Uj  7/— 
15 j  5/— 17j  4/— 18i  6/— 20i  5e— 22j  5/ 
— 25i  6/— 27  j  7  e—29j  6/— 31^  4/— 1/  6/ 
—3/  7  a— 5/  6/— 7/  7/— 8/  7/— 10/  6/— 
12/  7/— 13/  66—15/  lOfi— 17/  7  6—19/ 
12/— 21/  7  4—22/86—24/  7  c— 26/  7  c— 
28/ 6  a— 29/ 6/— 2  m  7  c— 4  m  7/— 5  m  6/ 
—7m  lOc— 9m  6c— 11m  11  a— 12m  7/— 
16  m  6  6— 18  m  7  6— 20m  10  6--23m  6  c— 
25m  lie— 26m  5d— 27m  10 d— 28m  11a— 
30m  6c 

Unions  and  Apprentices,  3/  10  d 

and   Mr.  Gladstone,  2j  lOd— 15j    10  c 

— 25  j  12  d-29i  9/— 6/  7/— 8/  5/— 26/  9  6 

—7m   12  d 
and  Mr.  Mundella's  Arbitration  Plan,  27/ 

10  6 

and  Mr.  Boebuok,  8/  5/— 17/  6  c 

and  Mr.  Thomas  Evans,  a  Debate  Meeting, 

10m  12  c 

and  Strikes,  26  m  5  d 

Assaults  on  Non-Union  Men,  2  m  6  6 

Carrance  (Mr.)  on,  2Bj  6/ 

Conference  with  Mr.  Gladstone,  19/  10  c 

--21/  12d— 22/lOc 

Darrah  (Mr.)  on  Mr.  Gladstone,  2j  10  d 

Trades  Unions  in  Switzerland,  30  m  12/ 
Outrage  at  Wigan,  23  m  10  a 

Potter  (Geo.)  on  17 j  8  c 

168 


Trades  Unions,  Bemarks  on  Mr.  Gladstone,  ZJ  7f 
Bobinson  and  Cottam  on  the  Pressure  of  the 

Union,  22/  10  c, 
Commission,    6  /    10  e — 4  m     5  /— 11  w 

10  c— 18  m  12  a— 23  m   12  d— 25  m  12  c— 26  m 

76 
Trades  Unionists  in  America,  24/  9/ 
Tragedy  at  Bio  Janeiro,  21/  12  6 
Train  (G.  F.),  Arrest  at  Queenstown,  20  j  6  6—21 ; 

9c 
Correspondence  with  the   Sheriff  to    be    a 

Juryman,  3  m  10  a 

Feeling  in  America  on  his  Arrest,  4/8/ 

Mission  to  Europe,  21  j  6  c 

Belease,  22  j  8  d 

Training  Ships  for  Industrial  Schools — Admiralty 
Niggardliness,  24/  6/ 

Indefatigable,  Meeting,  27/  10  6 

Transparent  Soap,  Obstacles  to  its  Home  Manu- 
facture, 12/  7  a 

Tredegar,  B.  C.  Anti-Fenian  Meeting  at,  22  j  7  c 

Trevelyan  (0.  £.)t  British  Policy  in  Afghanistan, 
20  j  8  c 

on  Military  Prisons,  3  m  10  c 

Trial  by  Hearing  One  Side,  17  m  11 6 

with  Armed  Police,  6j  9  e 

Trieste,  Funeral  of  the  Emp.  Maximilian  at,22j  8  6 

Triple  Birth  at  Chatham  Garrison,  2  m  11/ 

Truro,  Great  Fire  at,  14  m  9/— 16m  7  c 

Tullett  (whose  Children  died  of  Starvation),  Con- 
tributions for,  16  m  11  a 

Tunis,  Bonds,  26m  7a 

Famine  at,  17  m  12  c 

TITBKBY :— 

Aldermen     Gabriel     and     "Waterlow     hare 

Audience  of  the  Sultan,  21  m  12  6 

— ^  American  Influence,  16 J  9  d 

Movements  at  Crete,  12^  12  a 

Candian  War,  15  j  8  e 

Count  Hobart  created  Pasha,  10  m  12  a 

Cretan  Proclamation,  ISj  10  6 

Death  of  Grand  Marshal  Bakki  Pasha,  21  m 

12  6 

Departure  of  Omar  Pasha  for  the  Seat  of 

War,  27/  9  6 

Duke  and  Duchess  of  St.  Albans  anire  at 

Constantinople,  21  m  12  6 

Feast  of  the  Bairam,  29  j  12  a 

Fruits  of  the  Sultanas  Tour,  15  j  8  d 

Issue  of  the  Turkish  Bed  Book,  10  m  IS  a 

Ministerial  Crisis,  Beoall  of  Fuad,  31  j  7  c 

-  Miscellaneous  Intelligence,  11  j  10  c — IS  J 
106— 167  9  c— 29j  12  a— 30^*  9  c— 5/  9  c— 
7m  12  6 

Model  CoUege,  2j  10  d 

New  Loan,  25/  7  c 

Order  about  the  Jews,  18/  10  e 

Official  Appointment,  11  m  12  a — ^21  m  12  6 

Order  of  the  Medjidie  conferred  on  the  Cor- 
poration of  London  Visitants,  31  m  9/ 

Paper  on  Bailway  Enterprise  in,  28  j  5  a 

• Proposals  for  a  new  Boad  from  Trebizond, 

23  j  7  a 

Bailways  in  Turkey,  15  7  8  c 

Bamadan  Month,  22  j  7  d 

Beport  on  Crete,  21  m  12  6 


March 31, 1868.]  palmbb*8  ikdex  to  *<the  times"  newbpapbb. 


JJm 


Turkey  {continued). 

Betama  of  the  Ottoman  Bank,  25/  7  c— 19  m 

— ^  Hayes,  Charles,  24  j  1  6 

9c 

Hughes,  Catherine,  21m  1  6 

Sketch  of  Young  Turkey,  28  j  7<2— 29j  10/ 

Hutt,  George  Edward,  27/  1  6 

Succession,  Natural  Order  of,  15  j  8  d 

James,  Sir  Walter  Charles,  20m  1 6 

Turnpike  Roads,  Traffic  Receipts,  5  m  6  <i 

Jenkins,  WiUiam,  22/  16 

Tolls,  Reasons  for  Abolition,  see  Tolls 

Jennings,  Catherine,  22/  1 6 

Two  Men  Rescued  from  death  off  the  Straits  of 

John,  22/16 

MageUan,  22^  7e 

John  William,  18  m  1 6 

Tyne,  alleged  FaUe  Lights,  1/  10  0~-6j  5  e—Uj 

Jcrvoise,  Alan  Arthur  Clarke,  10/  1 6 

4ta 

Jones,  John  and  Hannah,  21  j  1 6 

Great  Fi«shets  on  the,  16  j  10  e 

Statistics  of  Shipping,  3j  8/— 17/  7  c 

Willinm    9Fk  /  1  h 

Lamb,  Benjamin  and  Mary,  18  m  1 6 

Stonn  Warnings  hoisted  on,  27/  9/ 

Leadner,  William  Driver,  29/  1  a 

Training  Ship  for  the,  21  j   10  d 

Lethbridge,  Charles,  6  m  1  a 

Tyieonnel  (Countess  of),  Death,  27j  12/ 

Loder.  Charles,  8/  16 

Tyrer  (Richard)  on  a  beautiful  Meteor,  24/  6/ 

Marr.  George,  26/  1 6 

Tythe,  Copyhold,  and    Enclosure  Commissioners' 
Report,  6  m  11  d 

M'CoUar,  John  Richard,  22  j  1 6 

Miller,  James,  2  m  1  6 

Sophia  Sarah  Bella,  80  m  1 6 

U. 

Un  mot  sur  Sadowa,  27/  6  c 
TJJffOIiAIMED  DIVIDENDS,  STOCK,  etc. : 

WilliflTn  Marnh    ^Otn   1  h 

MUlington,  John  Boyfield,  19/  1 6 

Abdy,  Rev.  Charles  Boyd,  24j  1  b 

Moore,  George,  26/  1 6 

Allen,  John,  2  m  1 6 

Oathwaite.  John,  22  j  1 6 

Armitage,  Edward,  24/  1  h 

Packman,  John  Edward,  25  j  16 

Arnold,  Edward,  22/  1  6    18m  1 6 

Page,  Richard,  2m  1  6 

Baily,  Anne,  12  ffi  16 

Parson,  Samuel  Keate,  Sj  1 6 

..  .  Willinm  pAi^iTfll    1?tn   1  h 

Rnnhin    R  t*   1  h 

Baker,  Edward,  27/  1  6 

Penrose,  Rev.  Thomas,  21  m  1 6 

Bayley.  George,  26/  1  h 

PhiUips,  John,  2m  16 

BeU,  Sarah  Ann  15/  16 

^  Pine,  Aim6  Antoinette,  21  j  16 

Birkett,  Edmund  Lloyd,  24/  1  6 

Portable  Gas  Company,  2m  16 

Bonsor,  Thomas^  I8111  1 6 

Potticary,  Mary.  30 j  1 6  . 

Preston,  Charles,  21  m  1 6 

BuUock,  Edward.  24/  16 

Pugh,  Richard  Thomas,  27/  1 6 

fltimh    **7  f  Ih 

Butcher  &  Oliver,  2  m  1  6 

Chambers,  Richard  Shafto,  24/  16  ' 

RaudaU,John,29/la 

Thomas  King,  24/  16 

Thomas,  29/  1  a 

Cbapwin,  Edwin,  30 j  1 6 

Robinson,  Ann,  6m  1 6 

CUfton,  Claude  Malbon,  25j  1 6 

Russell,  George  Lake,  24/  1 6 

Sambrooke,  Thomas  Godfrey,  27/  1 6 

Saunder,  WiUiam  Deacle,  26  j  1  6 

FredflrifiV  Chnndfl   *iSi  1ft 

John  Augustus,  23  j  16 

Shaw,  Rev.  Edward,  6/16 

Close,  John,  22  j  1  6 

Silver,  Catherine  Ellen  Sarah,  25i  1 6 

Coney,  Frederick,  2  m  1 6 

Cooke,  EUzabeth,  Ij  16 

Pllnn  fluriLh    11  f  1  h 

■  ■  "      JUUVU  OlMTfcll,   XX  J     X  U 

Jnhr\  Lnirrli  flnl/irmr    1 1  /  1  A 

.  Frederick.  19/  1 6 

— •-  Smith,  Lindsay  &  Co.,  2  m  1 6 

Dawson,  Baker,  29/  la 

Rev.  William,  4/16 

Du  Thon,  Elizabeth,  10/  1 6 

Sowton,  James,  30  j  1 6 

Edmonds,  George  Maxwell,  7  m  1  6 

Sparke,  Henry  and  Elizabeth,  13/  1 6 

Orlando,  7  m  1  6 

Steinau,  Maurice,  2  m  1  6 

England,  Elisabeth,  16/  1 6 

Stone,  Matilda  Louisa  Ann,  13j  1 6 

Rev.  William  Henry,  16  j  1 6 

Streatfield,  Annie  CharlotU,  20/  1 6 

Fitch,  Robert,  13  m  16 

Tee,  Sarah,  11m  16 

Fry,  John,  2  m  1 6 

Vivian,  Quintus,  12/  1 6 

Walsh,  Frederick  WilUam,  24/  16 

dale,  John,  10/16 

Gautier  &  Co.,  2  m  16 

Walther,  Charles  Davis,  31  j  16 

Grey,  Hon.  and  Rev-  Archital,  10/  1 6 

White,  G.F.,2m  16 

Hon.  Booth,  10/  1 6 

Williams,  Alfred  Theodora,  10 j  1 6 

Hnn    Willitm  Bnnth    1f>f  1  7r 

Wilson  &  Co.,  2  m  1 6 

Wood,  Charles  Alexander,  20m  1  6 

Rt.  Hon.  George  Harry  Lord,  10/  16 

Harington,  Richard,  4/  16 

Wynn,  Sir  William,  8/16 

Bazrison,  Isabella,  24^  1 6 

Unclaimed  Packages  of  Deoeased  Indian  Offiqan« 

Haiohard,  Josiah  Henry,  11/  1  6 

17/  1 6 

Hawkins,  Samval,  27/  1  b 

Uncut  Bo«ks,  thair  Disadvaataga,  96m  11/ 

Una 


PALlCEB'fl  HTDEX  TO  **  THS  TDOBS  "  KEWflPAnSB* 


[JaiLlto 


XTndergroimd  Bailway,  Binner  to  the  Serrants,  7Bj 

3/ 
Unemployed,  Meeting  of,  at  St.  James's  Hall,  9  m  7/ 
Union  Bank  of  London,  9j  6  a — lOj  7  a 
— —  Marine  Assnranoe  Company,  8j  6a 
United  Disooont  Corporation,  11  j  If 

English  and  Soottish  Life  In^nranee,  31  j  5  a 

Universal  Marine  Insurance  Company,  lOj  5  h 
UniTersity  Boat  Bace,  80j  6  d. 

College,  Sncoessfdl  Canditates,  4  m  6<l 

Hospital  Anniversary  Pinner,  26/  9  h 

Unknown  Institutions  in  London,  15/  9/ 
Unprotected  Ponds,  an  Enquiry,  18J  12  e 
Uppingham  School,  9  j  5  6 

Scholarships,  28/  10  e 

Use  of  Sentries— a  Parisian  Adtenture,  19/  11  d 

V. 
Vaccination,  New  Order  in  Connoil,  22/  6  h 

Statistics  of,  7i  12  d 

in  Scotland,  26  m  10  e 

Vagrants  of  London,  How  to  Treat  them,  11/  6/ 
Vales  of  Avon  and  Stour  Farmers*  Club,  8  j  10  c 
Valparaiso,  State  of  Money,  Trade,  and  Shares  in, 

8m  76 
Vambery  (Anninius)  on  Chinese  in  Central  Asia, 

81i  7« 
Vawdray  (A.  A.)  on  NiohoUs*  meUmoholy  Death, 

80i  6/ 
Venezuela  Debt,  24/  7  a 
Ventilation  of  Churches,  10^  7/ 
Vemer  (B.  W.)  on  the  Orange  Flags,  29/  9 1 
VesuTius,  Eruption  of,  2j  8  c— 6  j  7o— llj  9«— 

Hi  10^— 18i  106— 22i  8a— 80i9c— 4f  8tf 

—14/  8e— 7  m  6  c— 14  m  12  a— 24  m  10  d 
Fall  of  a  part,  80 j  9c— 4/  8^—6/  6c— • 

7/  lOd— 10/  106—11/  8  c— 18/  10  c— 18/ 

8  c— 29/10  6 
Victoria  Cross  conferred,  Ij  7/ 

Gold  Fields,  10/  126 

Park,  Increase  of  Lake  for  Bathing,  7i  10/ 

^—  Statistics  of,  22  j  8/ 

Villiers  (Bt.  Hon.  C.  P.)  on  Technical  Education, 

li  11a 
Violent  Deaths,  Begistrar-Cteneral's  Betom,  18  m 

11/ 
Vital  Statistics  of  the  United  Kingdom,  6/  104 
Volcano,  New  one  in  Nicaragua,  14^  10  d 
VOLUIilTJUJSiiS : — 
Appointment  of  Portsmouth  for  the  Easter 

BeTiew,  4  m  5  c 

Arrangement  into  Brigades,  Ij  11 4 

•-^-  Arrangements  for  the  Easter  Beriew,  25/ 

7d—2m  df—^m  5c— 9m  9d— 21m  10 d— 

28m  12/— 80m  12  c 

Banquet  at  Brighton  to  Col.  Penton,  27/  9  c 

^—  Berkshire  Bifle  Association  Meeting,  28  m 

12/ 

—  Canadian  Volunteers  and  Militia,  Betums, 
24  j  9  c 

City  Companies  and  their  Annual  Cup,  8/ 

9i2 

Deputation  to  the  War  Office  on  the  Capita- 
tion Grant,  20  m  6d 

—  Dinner  of  the  Tower  Hamlets  Brigade,  20/ 
12  6 

18th  Middlesex,  Annual  Meeting,  20i  4  d 


Volunteers  (continued), 

—  Essex   Volunteers,  Besignation  of  Officers, 
27i  9c 

1st  Middlesex,  Presentations  to,  Sj  fi  b 

48th  Middlesex,  Annual  Meeting  of  the  Corps, 

18i  10/ 

Dismissal  of  14  Officers,  14  j  6  c 

'■      no  Bresking  of  it  up,  27i  9  6 

no  **  Temperance  Corps,"  4kj  10 d 

Hunstanton  Volunteer  Encampment,   19  m 

12  d 
Leading  Artide  on  the  Capitation  Otaat,  23  m 

Sd 
London  ^fle  Brigade,  Assault  of  Arms,  27  m 

12  6 
London  Scottish  Bifles,  Presentation  of  Prizes, 

27i  6  c 
New  Battery  at  Altcar  for  the  Artillery,  20/ 

lOd    ' 

New  War  Office  Circular  on  Finance,  3O7  9  e 

Officers*  Meeting  on  the  Capitation  Grant, 

14  m  9/— 19  m  12  d 

Post  Office  Corps,  6m  7  6 

Banelagh  (Lord),  Volunteer  Army  a  Sham, 

18  j  66 

2nd  Middlesex,  Annual  Meeting,  6/  10  c 

Spencer  (Earl)  on  the  Volunteer  MoTement, 

Sj  10  c 
St.  George's   Bifle  Corps,  Presentation  of 

Prizes,  2ij  10  c 

8rd  Batt.  Somerset  Bifles,  27/  9  6 

8rd   London  Bifles,  Presentation  to  their 

Colonel,  28  m  12/ 
86th  Middlesex,  Distribution  of  Prises,  21  m 

12  6 

20th  Middlesex,  Distribution  of  Prizes,  24/ 

9/ 
Volunteer  Challenge  Cup,  Singular  Case,  11/ 

9c 
War  Office  Notice  for  the  Easter  Beriew, 

18  m  12/ 
Wiltshire  Bifle  Volunteer  Force,  19  m  124 

W. 

Walcott    (Dr.)    on    St.    Bartholomew-the-Oreat 

Church,  81  m  11  d 
Waldensian  Church  in  Italy,  16  m  9  c 
Wales  (Princess  of)  and  the  Farmer's  Son,  28  j  la 
Wallace  (Bey.  John)  and  Magdalen  Hospitals,  8/ 

10  <2 
Waller  (John)  on  the  Cattle  Plague,  9^  9/— 11 ; 

6c 
Wahnesley  (F.),  Awfal  Death  of,  10  j  4/ 
Walworth  and  Newington,  Great  IMstress  in,  25  j 

6c 
War  and  its  Influence  on  Population,  18/  10  h 
War  Office— Cleansing  of  the  Augean  Stable,  13  j 

10/ 
Ward  (A.  W.)  on  the  Name,  Owens*  College,  9  m 

12  a 
Wameford  Diocesan  Charities,  18/  9  c 
Warren  (Lieut.),  Explorations  in  Jerusalem,  8  m 

8/ 
Warrington  Gas  Works,  Attempt  to  Blowup,  1/ 

5c 
Warwick  Gaol,  Precautions,  18/  12  c 


March  31, 1868.]    palheb's  index  to  '*  thjb  times  "  kewsfafbb. 


Wfl 


Woip  (the),  Prize  Money  Distribation,  7.m  6e — 

18m  5/— 91m  Be 
Watch  Nights  in  London,  Ij  11  b 
Water,  Bad  State  of,  at  East  Stonehouse,  8  f  10  i2 

Coloor   Dravings,  etc.,  Sale  at  Christie's, 

2m  9/ 

Companies,  Prices  of  Shares,  15  j  5«— 18j 

7  d— 22  j  6/— 29i  7  d— 6/  5  «— 8/  7  (^-12  / 
7fc— 19/  lOd— 22/  7«— 26/  7«— 29/7  6— 
7m  10«— 11m  10c— 18m  7/— 21m  116— 
25m  lid— 28m  We 

for  the  Metropolis— Board  of  Health  Betnms, 

6m  6/ 

Glasgow  Corporation  Water  Works,  19/  9/ 

Snpply  for  London,  14^  11/— 28/  9/ 

Boyal  Commission  on,  29/  9/— 6  m  9  a 

—13  m  12/~18m  12/— 19  m  12a^20m  12  d 
—27m  lOe 
Waters  (Migor-Oen.  M.  A.),  Sketch  of,  1/  9  d 
Watkin  (£.  W.)  on  Great  Eastern  Railway,  7j  6  a 

to  South  Western  Bailway  Shareholders,  10  j 

5  b 
Watt  (James)  on  the  Temperature  of  Leith,  11  / 

10  d 
Wayte  (S.  W.)  on  Beading  School,  etc.,  9  m  12  a 
Weather,  Analysis  of  December,  2  J  9  b 

Great  Inclemency  of,  10  J  9  c 

in  Febmaiy,  28/  10/— 2  m  10  e 

in  the  Channel,  23  j  6/ 

in  the  North,  2dm  12  6 

in  the  Parks,  4j  7/ 

Meteorological  Reports,  IJ  11  d—2J  9  6— 

3i  94— 4i  11/— 6 J  10/— 7i  llfr— 8i  4/— 
9j  llf—lOj  9  c— llj  12/— 13i  8/— 14i 
12  a— 16 j  9«— 16i  11«— 17i  9/— ISj  11/— 
20 J  8«— 21i  11«— 22j  9a— 23i  11/— 24i 
10/— 25i  11/— 27i  10  c— 28i  9  c— 29^  11/— 
30i  11  d— 31 J  9d— 1/6«— 8/  11/— 4/4«— 
5/  10/— 6/  9/— 7/  11/— 8/  10  c— 10/  6  fi- 
ll/ 9/— 12/  11/— 13/  11/-14/  9  a— 16/ 
11/- 17/  9d  17/  11/— 18/  9/— 19/6/— 
19/  12/— 21/  12/— 22/  12  c— 24/  H/- 26/ 
9/— 26/  11/— 27/  10«— 28/10/— 29/11/ 
— 2m  10c— 3m  9c— 4m  6/— 5m  Ud— 6m 
9/— 7  m  11/— 19  m  11  o^-lOm  11/— 11  m  12/ 
—12  m  10  d— 13  m  11/— 14  m  10  c— 16  m  7  c— 
17m  11/— 18m  12/— 19m  116— 20m  6c— 
21m  10/— 23m  lie— 24m  12/— 25m  12c— 
26  m  11a— 27  m  6  c— 28  m  11/— 30  m  136— 
81  m  11/ 

Predictions,  6/  10/ 

Weatherby  (C.  J.  and  £.)  on  the  Proston  Wager, 

21i9d 
WesYcrs*  Strike  at  Saliaire,  20  m  9  d— 21  m  6  d 
Welcome  Discotery  at  Swansea,  81  j  6  b 
Wellington  CoUege  Athletic  Sports,  16  m  12  d 
Wells  (Charles)  on  Young  Tnrkey,  29  j  10/ 

(Henry  G.)  on  the  state  of  Temple  Bur,  11  m 

10/ 

(Thomas)  on  the  case  of  Steadman  v.  Wellff. 

28m  lie 
WeUs  Poisoned  by  Sewage,  18  J  12  0^22  j  8/ 
Wensleydale  (Loid),  Sketch  of,  28/  10  c 
West-End  Distress,  the  Tradesmen's  case,  6/  9/ 
West  Indian  &  Pacific  Steam  Navigation,  10  m  10  e 
Mail  Serrice,  Complaint,  12«i  7  6 


WB8T  INDIES  : — 

Commercial  Intelligence,  16 j  Ib—^lj  12  a 

Defeat  and  Resignation  of  Col.  Prado,  17/ 

9c 

Hurricane  Fond  at  Southampton,  6  m  12  6 

MaoElroy  (Alex.),  Murder  and  Robbery,  of 

16i  7  c 
Miscellaneous  Information,  2  J    10  a — ^16  j 

Id— 27 j  12ar-17/  9c— 16m  9c 

Negro  Barbarities  in  Hayti,  9  j  10  c 

Ship   News,   14  m  12  a— 21m  12a— 80m 

12/ 
Threatened  Rise  of  the  Negroes  in  Moiftnt 

Bay,  15  j  7  d 
West  London  Hospital  Appeal,  10  J  8/ 
Westminster,  a  Voice  from,  15  j  9/ 

a  Voice  from.  Donations,  12/  12  d 

Abbey,  Access  to  promoted,  28  m  12  d 

Caution,  20J  7/ 

Female  Refuge,  3/  5  d— 11/  9  c 

General  Dispensaiy,  3  j  10  d—20j  4/ 

Improvement   Bonds,    Inquiry  AovlU   4  m 

7/ 
— •  Palace  Hotel,  1/  7  c 

Poor,  9j  10  f 

Wet  Blanket  (a),  lOj  9/ 

Wheat,  Agricultural  Returns,  21/  12  e 

Imports,  6  m  6  c— 28  m  10  d 

Yearly  Report,  16  j  6  b 

Payments  for,  6  m  8/ 

Wheatstone  (Professor),  Title  for,  11  j  12  b 

Sketch  of,  28  j  7/ 

Testimonial    from   the     Italian    Sdentifio 

Association,  11/  8  c— 18/  7  d 
Whitaker  (G.)  on  Turnpikes,  10  m  6  d 
Whitburn,  Alleged  False  Lights  at,  23  j  6  c 
White  (Henry)  on  Mr.  Speke*s  case,  6/ 6  c— 6/ 

10c 
White  (lieut-Gen.  Sir  M.),  Sketch,  1/  9d 
Whitechapel,  New  Church  District,  3/  7/ 
Whittle  (J.  Lowry)  on  Irish  University  Education 

12  m  6/ 
Wigan,  Threatened  Strike  of  Colliers  at,  2  m  5/ 

—14  m  10/ 
WildFowl,  16i  76 
Wilkinson  (J.  G.),  Appeal,  Oj  9  c 
Willans,  Qyerbury  &  Co.  on  AustraUan  Wool,  9j 

10/ 
Willenhall  Institute  Soixcs,  IJ  11a 
Williams  (Dr.  W.  R.)  on  Insane  Asylums  9j  6  d 
WTLIiS  AND  BBQXXIDSTS :— 

Aimes,  John,  ISj  6  6 

Alexander,  Charles,  18 j  6  b 

Barnes,  William,  22/  85 

Bridport,  Baron,  22/  8  b 

Crawshay,  Mr.,  27 J  Sd 

Guest,  Joseph,  21m  12/ 

Head,  Sir  £dm.  Walker,  21m  12/ 

James,  Edw.,  Q.C.,  25  j  11  f 

Llewellyn,  Gen.  Sir  Richard,  18y  6  b 

Quartermaine,  Thomas,  18^  6  b 

Ransom,  John,  22/  8  b 

Rosse,  Rt.  Hon.  Earl  of,  21  m  12/ 

Straker,  Joseph,  22/  8  b 

Wharton,  William  Lloyd,  18 j  6  b 

Wrottesley,  Rt.  Hon.  John  Bwon,  25y  11/ 


wn 


PkLUZR'B  XITDBX  TO  ^*TH£  TIMES  "  KIWSPAPfiB. 


[Jan.  1  to 


Wills  and  Sucoessions,  Parliamentary  Betnm  of, 

26/ 94 

Non-professional  men  can  Prove,  35  m  5  & 

Wilmot  (J.  £.  Eardley)  on  a  Public  Prosecutor  for 

Bribery,  12  m  12  & 
Wilson  (Jas.  M.)  on  Chemical  Education,  18/  6  e 
Wincbelsea  (Earl  of),  Fire  at  the  seat  of,  26  ti»  9/ 
Winchester  (Bp.  ot),  Serious  and  Sudden  Illness, 

6fn   lOd— 7to  9c— 9m   9<i— 19»   9/— 24m 

»/ 

College,  Election  of  Under  Master,  16  J  9  b 

—10/ 9  c— 18  m  9/ 

Dean  of,  10  j  8  c 

Wind  and  Weather  Reports,  17/  9  d 
Winding-up  Cases,  Official  Betum,  10  m  9  & 
Windsor  Castle,  Close  of  the  State  Apartments, 

24/9C-.26/66 
Windus  (B.  QtX  Sale  of  his  Drawings  and  Pietures, 

I7/61I 
Wine  (Portuguese),  New  Tariff,  16  m  6  a— 28  m  6b 
Winscombe,  Horrible  Murder  at,  16  m  9/ 
Winslow  n>r.)  on  Insane  Asylums,  9j  5d 
Wisbech  (Port  of),  Foreign  Trade  Betnm  for  Fiye 

Tears,  ll  /  5  c 
Witchcraft  in  Berkshire,  18/  7  e 
Wollaston  (F.  L.)  on  a  Meteor,  2  j  4/ 
Women,  Proposed  College  for,  21  m  12  6 
Wood  (Caroline)  on  the  Case  of  the  child  John- 
son, 28/  10/       ' 
Woodhouse  (8erfl[t.-Maj.),  Funeral,  28  m  11  6 
Woodman  (L,  /.)  on  Atlantic  &  Great  Western 

Bailway,  7j  6  b 
Wool  (Australian),  State  of,  SJ  5f-^9J  lOf—lOj 
6/— 13j  10/— 6/ 6  c 

China  Trade,  12  m  9  e 

(Colonial)  Sales,  81  j  5&— 27  m  106 

' Import  of,  in  the  Past  Year,  2ml  € 

State  of  Trade,  6j   46— 18j  4  6— 20j  6  6 

— 24j  4/— 27/    76— 80i   12  6—3/  6  c— 10/ 
Tor-Uf  6c— 17/  7c—2if  76—28/  6<^- 
2m   76— 6  m   Bd—dm   6/— 16  m   6«— 28m 
66 — 80m  6c 
Woolleombe  (Edw.  0.)  on  the  Oxford  Graduates* 

Address,  4m  5c 
Woolwich,  Outbreak  of  Small  Pox,  8/ 9  c— 11/ 
4d— 16/ lid— 22/9/ 

Boyal  Militaiy  Academy,  list  of  Gentlemen 

Cadets,  9j  6d 

Names  of  SuooessAU Candidates,  It'  10^ — 

24i  10  c 
Worcester,  Attempt  to  blow  up  the  Guildhall,  2  J 

7c 
^—  Porcelain  Present  of  the  Guildhall  Committee 

to  Lady  Beauchamp,  6  m  10/ 
Workhouse  at  Walsall,  8/  7  c 

Infirmaries  Association,  Meeting,  28  m  7  e — 

24  m  11a 

Infirmaries,  Country,  19  m  106 

Workhouses,  Infirmary,  Meeting  about,  14  m  12  e 
Leading  Article  on,  28  j  9  a 

Sick  Poor  in,  7m  11  a 

Working  Men*s  Association,  Meeting  on  the  Church 
Gresly  Strike,  12  m  6  6 

College,  London  and  County  Bank.  Oxford 

St.,  4j  9  6 

Oot^Btenee io Establisb Colleges,  16m  9 e 


Workshop  (the)  and  the  Home,  24y  10  d 
Workshops  Regulation  Act,   Ij   6«— 8j   7/— 6 J 
8c~87  4ci— 80i  66 

Leading  Article  on,  4  j  8  e 

Lord  Shaftesbury  on,  18i  8/ 

TTBBCKB : — 

28i  8  6— Urn  12/ 

Annual  Report  of  Wrecks  Abroad,  21  j  6  d 

Fatal  from  Storms,  24  j  10/— 26^  6/— 277 

9  c— 28;  8/-22/  12/ 

near  Kingsbridge,  12/  5  a 

on  the  Welsh  Coast,  29i  6  6 

of  an  Abyssinian  Transport,  18  m  12/ 

of  the  Brig  Frank,  from  Uoata,  18/  10  e 

of  the  Chicago,  on  Daunt's  Rock,  14j  9  c— 

16  j  9  ^— 17  j  10  c—18  j  9  c— 26/  12  *— 28/  4  e 
of  the  Cornelia,  on  Harlaod  Rocks,  28/  4/ 

of  the  Coronet,  from  Plymouth,  28  j  8  b 

of  the  Caulmkyle,  to  Shanghai,  4/  5  a^lf 

76 

-  of  ihBDevtmikIre,  off  Boulogne,  2  m  9  e — i  m 
5c 

of  the  Donglat  Pennant,  If  fie 

of  a  Dutch  Ship,  on  Hasbro*  Sands,  8/  10  e 

-of  the  Evphratei,  16/  9  6—17/  10/— 18/ 

96 
of  the  General  Grant,  aft  Auckland  Islands, 

26m  5(2 
of  the  General  Grant,  from  Melbouxne,  12  m 

10  c 

of  the  Hammersmith,  10/  9  d 

of  the  Ivanhoe,  Official  Report,  1/  12« 

of  the  Light  of  the  Age,  at  Point  Lonsdale, 

26  m  5  e 

of  the  Norfolk,  near  Brest,  17/  9/ 

of  the  Northern  Belle,  16/  96 

of  the  Nyphon,  6m  106— 7m  126 

of  the  Oaeie,  off  Tremore,  16/  10  c— 16/  9/ 

—28/  6d 
of  the  Patrie,  near  the  Island  of  Zea,  16 » 

9c 
of  l!he  Puby,  an  Ostend  Packet,  6m  8<i— 

Tm  9/ 
of  the  Sir  George  Seymour,  to  Bombay,  4/ 

5a 
of  the  Swan,  from  London,  8/9/ 

of  the  Thetis,  from  Wilmington,  20/  8  6 

of  the  Ullswater,  on  the  Wexibrd  Coast,  14/ 

9c 
of  the  United  States  ship  Moses  Waring,  4/ 

6/ 

of  the  Virginia,  for  Mexico,  16m  9  tf 

of  the  William  Barker,  off  Whitby,  25f  bf 

off  the  Lizard,  22/  9  d 

on  the  French  Coast,  11m  12/ 

Wren  of  the  Curragh,  1/  6/— 2/  lOrf— 6/  10  f- 
7/  11a— 8/  9  6—10/  7  c 

Wiey  (W.  L.)  on  the  Proper  Mail  Route  id  Aus- 
tralia, 28m  6  6 

Wurtemburg  Army  BUI  Passed,  22/  10  b 


Yarmouth  (Greai),  ^tal  Fire  at,  25/  9  tf 
—  Inquest,  27/  6  e 

Tork  (Arehbishop  of)  on  the  Natal  Biihoprie,  25/ 
9d 


March  31,1868.]    falmeb's  indsx  to  "the  times"  newspapes. 


Zoo 


York  ConYooation,  7/12  c— 8/  6/ 
YorkBhire,  Agriculture  of  10  m  10  c] 
Church  Extension  in,  24  j  7  6— 27i  12  e 

Curious  Fit  of  Bough  Weather  in,  13  m  lid 

North  Biding  Chamber  of  Agriculture,  15  j 

^d 
Bain  Fall  for  the  Year,  2  J  7  d 

Stock  Sales,  7  m  9  c 

Weather  in,  4  j  9h 

(West),  Miners*  Meeting,  17  m  11  fr 

Young  Lancashire,  29  /  9/ 


Young  (Mr.),  Beport  of  his  Search  for  Dr.  liiing- 
stone,  28  J  10  e 

Z. 
Zamoyski  (Gen.  Count),  Masses  for,  6/76 
2ollTerein,  Miscellaneous  News,  11  m  12  a 

Tobacco  Duties,  11  m  12  a 

Trade  Begulations,  11  m  12  a 

Zoological  Gardens,  young  Tiger  for,  ISj  9  e 

— -  Society,  Appointment  of  Mr.  Jesse  for  Abyfl- 

sinia,  17  j  5  a 
Meeting,  21/  6  e— 20  m  12  & 


^^ 


THE   END. 


Butler  k  Tanner,  The  Selwood  Printing  Worin,  Frome,  mid  London. 


INDEX 


TO  THE 


TIMES  NEWSPAPER, 


ises 


SPRING  quarter-April   l   to  June   30. 


"  The  only  true  history  of  a  country  is  to  be  found  in  its  newspapers.** 

LoBD  Macaulat. 


SAMUEL  PALMEB,  20,  CATHERINE  STREET,  STRAND,  W.C. 

1868. 
The  SdgM  of  Trcmslalion  Reserved* 


MlTUn  h  TAMMkH 

TBM  BILWOOD  PUHTDIO  WOBKBi 

FBOm  UKD  LOHDOV. 


PALMER'S 

INDEX  TO  "THE  TIMES"  NEWSPAPER 


SPEING  QTJAETEE.— APRIL  1  to  JUNE 


Reference. —  The  Times  Newspaper  having  a  separate  pagination  to  each  number,  the  following  method 
is  adopted  to  suit  the  Index  to  any  file :  thus,  1  a  11  e  means  April  let,  page  11,  column  5  ;  the  italic 
letter  after  the  'first  figure  noting  the  month,  and  the  italic  letter  (according  to  alphabet)  after  the 
second  figure  noting  the  column  of  the  page. 


Abingdon  (Earl  of)  on  an  Addrefls  on  the  Irish 

Church,  27  m  6  e 
Abortion,  Death  by,  23  m  12  e 
Absinthe,  its  Evil  Effects,  Am  12b 
Abstention  as  now  practised,  8^'  7  h 
AB  YSBHTIA  :-. 

Account  of  the  Abyssinian  Railway,  6  m  C  c 

Donald  Campbell  on,  7  m  12  6 

Arrival  at  Makhan,  20  a  12  c 

of  the  Troops  at  Dover,  26  j  12  d 

of  the  Troops  at  Plymouth,  22  j  12  b 

Blue  Book  of  the  Expedition,  Ij  9d 

Bourgaud  (M.,  French   gunmaker)  and  his 

Family,  their  Fate,  4m  5  e 

Camp  News,  10  a  7  6—21  a   7  «— 21  a   12  a 

—24a    12a— 27a   6a— 2m   9a— 5m   12a— 

18  m  9  c— 2  j  12  a— 4j  12  a.— 8  j  96— 19j  10  a 
— 22  j  6  a— 30  j  12  a 

Captives,    their   Progress    Homeward,    6J 

9d 

Capture  of  Magdala  described  by  Lieutenant 

Kmnm,  28  m  12  a 

Corporation  Present  to  General  Napier,  16  m 

12  b 

Cost  of  the  Expedition,  11m  10  « 

Conrt-maitial  on  Captain  MacNaughten;  18  a 

Id 

Despatches  and  Presents  for  the  Queen  from 

the  Anny,  Sj  9  6— 18  j  9  a 

Dufton  (Henry,  English  Secretary  to  King 

Theodore)  shot  by  a  Brigand,  17  j    10  c— 18  j 
12  a— 18i  12  6— 30  j  12  a 

Embarcation  of  Troops  from  Suez,  8j  9  e 

Emperor  of  the  French  and  the  Telegraphs, 

19  m  9/ 

Expected  Conflict,  11a  9e 

King  Theodore,  at  Magdala,  10  a  7  6 

Death  of  his  Widow,  3^*  9  b-Aj  12  a 

•  his    Crown  Despatched  to   England,   8  J 


Ob 


his  Son  to  go  to  Bombay,  4j  12  a 
Sketch  of,    25  w  06 
Skotch   of  his  Wives,  etc.,  25  m     96 
Suiciile..f, 'i7rt   12a— 18  m  9/ 
Widowed  Queen  and  Son,  2  /  12  a 


Abyssinia  {continued). 

Last  Days  of  Captivity  in  Abyssinia,  21  m 

%e 
Leading  Article  on  the  Expedition,  6  a  9a 

—11a    8/— 14  a    6<;— 17  a    8/— 21  a    9a^ 

27a  8c— 28a    96— Im    9c— 5m    9a— 19m 

96 
Letters  from  King  Theodore  to  his  Captives, 

23  j  9  c 

Lieut.  Prideaux,  6  m  12/ 

^  Mr.  Stem,  a  Captive,  23  a  6/-^  /  m   10  d 

List  of  the  Released  Captives,  28  a   9/ 

Magdala  taken  by  Storm,  27  a   12  a— 18  m 

9e 

Burnt,  8  m  12  a— 9  m  12  a— 18  m  10  i— 

25m  9c 

Guns,  etc.,  taken,  9  m  12  a — 26m  12  a 


March  to  Attala,  Account  of,  11a  dd 

on  Magdala,  20  a  12  6—5  m   12  a 

Medal  for  the  Troops,  9^  6  6— llj    9  e 

Natives  Drowned  in  the  Sooroo  Defile,  4J 

12  a— 57   10  c 

Naval  Brigade  Despatch,  22  j  6  c 

Notice  of  Lake  Ashangi,  20  a  12  c 

Particulars  of  the  Wounded,  29  m  lie 

Prideaux  (Lieut.,  Prisoner),  Letter  from,  10  a 

Id 

Prussian  Officer's  Opinion  of  the  Campaign, 

18a  86 

Rassam  (H.)  interesting  Letter  from,   20  m 

10  d 

Restoration  of  Prisoners,  27  a  12  a 

Roberts  (Capt.)  reported  Dead,  on  his  Return, 

13  j  12  6 

■ Royal  Treasures  from  Abyssinia  to  be  Exhi- 
bited at  South  Kensington  Museum,  25^'  96 

Return  of  the  Army,  27  a  -12  6— 3  j  9  6 

Sale  at  Annesley  of  the  Surplus  War  Material, 

15  m  5  6 

Schweinfui-th  (Dr.)  on  the  Expedition,   21  a 

10  d 

Sir  Robert  Napier  at  Lat,  10  a  7  6 

at   Suez  on  hia  Return,  19./   12  a 

■  Rei^ort  of  Propress,  10  a.  7  c 

Address  to  the  Army  aftor  the  taking  of 

Ma{;dvUa,  *^o  m  0  c 


Aby 


PALMEU'S   nft)EX  TO   "THE   TIMES  "   KEWSPAPEE. 


[April  1  to 


Abyssinia  {continued^. 

Sir  Robert  Napier's  Despatches,  14  a  7  a — 

17  a  5  a— 22  a  12  o— 24  a  12  a— 27  o  12  a— 
8m  6  d— 8  m  12  a  9  m  12  a— 26  m  12a— 26m 
12  a 

full  Despatch  of  the  Campaign,  17  j  7  a 


—28;  12  c 

—  Sketch  of  Mnzno,  11  a 

Santera,  2m  9b 

Waandatch,  2  m  9  a 


94 


Spoil  Taken,  27  a  12  & 

Storming  of  Magdala,  18  m  9  e 

Surrender  of  the  Prisoners,  18  m  9  c 

Telegraphic  Conunonication  with  the  Army, 

13  a  9a 

Despatches  reach  France  twenty-four  honrs 


before  England,  19  m   9/ 
Troops  on  thehr  Return,  8  m  12  a— 13  j  126 

—16;-  9dr-Uj  9/— 18j   12  6— 29i   12  6 
Grant  of  Six  Months'  Donation  Batta  to, 

ISj  la 
Tube  Pumps  for  the  Expedition,  21  m  11 6 

Where  are  the  Despatches  ?  16  j   12  d 

Abyssinian  Names,  2  a  10  d 

ACCIDENTS :— 

Accident  to  a   Soldier  at  the  Camp  of  St. 

Maur,  2  m  12  6—4  m  6/ 

■  Subscriptions  for  the  Widow,  4  m  5  / 
to  M.  Azella,  at  the  HolbomCircus,  8a  9  c 

on  the  Cherwell,  to  an  Undergraduate,  shot 

by  a  Brother  Gownsman,  16  m  9« 

Awful  Death  from  Falling  into  a  Vat  of  Boil- 
ing Dye,  2  m  11 « 

•  Prompt  Payment  of  Assurance,  6  m  14/ 

Boy  and  Racehorse  killed  by  Lightning  at 

Middleham,  23  j  12/ 

Collision  on  the  Clyde,  22  a  9  6 

Death  by  a  Fall  from  an  Artillery  Wagon, 

13  m  9  r2 

from  an  OTer-dranght  of   Morphia,    26j 


12/ 


—  from  falling  down  stairs,  27  m,  5/ 

of  an  Excursionist  whilst  Bathing  on  the 


Sands  at  Ramsgate,  28  j  9  « 
of  an  Undergraduate  by  a  Fall  from  his 

College  Window,  15  m  12  c— 18  m  6  6 
Dunmore  (Earl  and  Countess  ofi.  Accident 

to,  6i  10/ 
Explosion  of  a  Steamer  in  Buffalo  Harbour, 

14  m  13  6 

—  Fall  of  a  Boildiog  at  Chicago,  while  a  Fenian 
Meeting  was  being  held,  11  m  6  6 

of  a  Comer  Stone  at  the  top  of  a  Honse  at 

Sheffield,  and  its  Fatal  Result,  6  j  9  c 

Falling  in  of  a  Well  and  Singular  Preser- 
vation, 29 j  6/ 

Fatal  Accident  at  a  Roman  Catholic  Cathedral 

at  Chicago,  27a  5  e 

Boat  Accident  at  Brighton,  14  a  7  a 

at  New  Brighton,  26  m  9/ 

•  at  Windermere,  9j  12  e 

:-  in  the  Solway,  28  a  12  d 

Boiler  Explosion  at  Hull,  14  m  7  a 

on  a  Steam-tug  near  Gravesend,  29  in  9  c 

Explosion  in  a  Druggist's  Shop  at  Notting- 
ham, 7  a  9  a 
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Acoidenta  (continued). 

Fatal   Explosion   at  the  Holme  Bale  Dye 

Works,  22  a  12/ 

r  Fall  from  a  Horse,  13  m  5  d — 14  m  11  a 

from  an  Omnibus,  8  m  12  « 

Fireworks  Explosion  at  LiYerpool,  27  m 

11/ 
from  the  Bursting  of  a  Cannon  at  Coatle- 

ford,  Hi  5d 

from  a  Revolver,  4  a  12  c 

Gas  Explosion  at  Kursstrasse,  8  m   12  a — 

18m  12  a 

Gun  Accidentat Homerton,  15a  6d 

at  Hull,  2  j  6d 

at  Lynn,  14  a  6/ 

near  Duffield,  Yorks.,  26  j  10  6 

at  Paddington,  19  m  9/ 

at  Preston,  4  m  6 12 

— —  Leap  of  an  Exhibition  Diver,  8  m  6/ 

Phaeton  Accident  near  Beeston,  22  m  11/ 

Steamboat  Explosion,  1  a  9/ — 3  a  10  6 

to  a  Somnambulist  in  Devonshire,   6  m 


14/ 


Fifty  Persons  injured  by  the  Fall  of  a  Plat- 
form at  Gateshead,  13^  8  6 

Frightful  Accident  to  a  Ballet  Girl  in  Leeds, 

8  m  12<? 

Grafton  (Bp.)t  and  his  Son  drowned  on   his 

Return  from  Evening  Service,  20  m  9  « 

Little  Boy  shot  by  his  Younger  Brother  at 

Friday thorpe,  26  j  106 

Man  Crushed  to  Death  by  a  Brewer's  Dray 

at  Mile-Ehd,  25  m  12/ 

Mother  Shot  by  her  Son  at  Doddington,  20  j 

12  d 

Naish  (Rev.  Thomas^  drowned  in  a  Ditdi, 

23  a  12/ 

Narrow  Escape  from  Drowning,  25  m  12  e 

Nitro-Glycerine    Manufactory    exploded    at 

Stockholm,  and  Fifteen  Persons  killed,  12  j  12  a 

Officer  and  Four  Men  drowned  off  Soldier's 

Point,  20  m  5/ 

Prussian  Frigate  Bertha  burnt  at  Kiel,  15 J 

96 

Serious  Mill  Accident  at  Preston,  a  Leg  torn 

off,  1  j  11/ 

Seven    Pupils    of  Rev.    Jas.    Fletcher,  of 

Christchurch,  drowned  while  bathing,  23  m  9/ 
—26  m  12  « 

Sherward  (Edw.)  drowned  in  the  Seix>entine, 

22  j  12  6 

Shocking  Death  of  Reuben  Koble,  in  en- 
deavouring to  separate  two  Men  fighting »  9j 

9/ 
^^  Steamboat   on  Lake  Michigan  burnt,  and 

Fifty  Lives  Lost,  22  a  12  6—23  a  6  6 
Explosion  on  the  Ohio,  1  o  9/ 

Sudden  Death  of  a  Volunteer  at  Windsor, 

2Sj  9e 

Terrible  Explosion    of    Nitro-Glyeerine   at 

Quenast,  30  j  5  6 

' Thirteen  Negroes  drowned  while  fishing  on 

the  Potomac,  18  a  12  e 

Three    Children  burnt    to    Death  at    East 

Berghalt,  16  m  6/ 

Three  Soldiers  Drowned  at  Jersey,  8 j  9  d 


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Aooidents  {continued}, 

to  Two  Young  Ladies  and  their  Governess, 

8a  10c 
to    an    Undergraduate   from  the  Explosion 

of  a  Pistol,  15  TO  12  c— 18to  6  b 

Wellington  (Duke  of),  Accident  to,  4j  9/ 

Youth  torn  to  Pieces  while  Oiling  a  Machine 

at  Liverpool,  12  j  6  a 
MIimrG-  ACOIDBNTS :— 
Alarminpr  Accident  at  the  Pontywan  Pit  in 

the  Dowlais  District,  8  j  11  a 
Fatal  Boiler  Explosion  at  South  Pelaw  Col- 
liery, 7  a  6/ 
Explosion  at  the  Carnarvon  Colliery,  16  m 

lib 
Frightful  Accident  at  Pontop  Colliery,  4  a 

12& 
to  a  Man  and  a  Boy  at  Framwellgate  Moor 

Colliery,  11  j  5  d 
Shocking  Accident  at  the    Cannock  Chase 

Colliery,  by  the  breaking  of  the  Pjt  Rope,  18  w 

6  # 

Two  Men  killed  by  a  Boiler  Explosion  at 

Kelloe,  11;  6d 

KAXL'WAY  AOOIDENTS :— 

Alarming  on  the  North  Eastern  Railway  at 

HesRle,  near  Hull,  23  a  12/ 

Collision  at  Otterington,  29  to  11 « 

on  the  Pesth  Line,  21  o  10  c 

. at  the  "Vf  ellington  Station  at  Leeds,  17  a  7  6 

Fatal,  on  North  feastem  Railvav,  at  the 

Raakelf  Station,  near  York,  25  a  12  «— 27  a  10  d 
Fatal,  at  Torquay  Railway  Station,  17  a 

12  a 

Fatal,  near  Broxboume,bythe  Train  rushing 

into  the  Signtil  House,  9j  12  e 

at  Gower  Street  Station,  10  j  12/ 

—  at  the  Highbury  Station,  3j  7f 

at  the  Kentish  Town  Station,  8  to  5  c 

Waddon  Station  on  the  Derby  Day,  4  j 


11/ 


on  the  Neath  Railway  by  an  Attempt  to 
npaet  the  Train,  80  a  9  ^ 

on  the  Rhymney  Line,  2  to  11  a 

to  a  Yolantcer  at  the  Basingstoke  Station, 


15a  lib 

Fearfully  Fatal  Accident  on  the  Erie  Roil- 

irmy,  2  m  6  c 

—  Serious   Collision  on  the   Blyth  and  Tyne 
Railway,  26j  ]2d 

near  Sandy  Station  on  Great  Northern 


Bailway,  10a  8c 

near  Talybont,  10  j  6  e 


Singular  and  Fatal  Accident  to  an  Engine 

Driver,  near  Brecon,  10  j  6  c 

Accident  at  the  Westland  Row  Railway,  17  j 

to  a  Guard  at  Windsor  Station  of  South 

Western  Railway,  12  to  9/ 

Two    Children    Killed    on    the    Leamside 

Station,  2j  11  d 

on  Westmi  Bengal  Railway,  twelve  Deaths, 

ej  9e 
Adam  (Dr.  A«  M.)  on  the  Weather,  21  m  6/ 
Adams  (Hon.  C.  F.,  the  American  Minister)  leaves 

for  America,  29  j  9  c 


Addington  (H.  U.)  on  the  Eyre  Prosecutions,  27  m 

7c 
ADMlBALTr  COITBT  :— 

The  Alcides,  12  to  11  d 

the  Beta,  24  a  116 

the  ConUity  22 j  lie 

the  Cumberland^  28  m  lid 

the  Elizabeth,  23  to  11  d 

the  Felix,  15  TO  11  ti 

.— —  the  Figlia  Maggiore,  23  a  10  c 

the  George  Kendall,  11  to  11  d 

^—^  the  Great  Eattem,  16  in  11  d 

the  Jane  Innes,  28  to  U  c 

the  John  Watson,  6  to  13  d 

the  Kamak,  10  j  11  c 

the  Karnal,  15  to  lid 

the  King  Bird—thQ  Paulus,  23  m  10  d 

the  Luna,  21  to  11  c 

-  the  iion— judgment,  26  a  10  f 

the  Lizzie,  22  a  10  f 

the    Mary  otherwise  the  Alexard-'iit    17 J 

13  (t—29j  li  e 

the  Newcastle,  21a  10  f 

Pirates  in  the  China  Seas,  30  a  12/ 

the  Sarah  Jane,  29  to  11a 

the  Smyrna — a  derelict,  15  j  11  d 

the  Stockton,  18  j  11  e 

the  Underwater,  19 j  11/— 24j  lie 

the  Why  Not,  30 a  12/-T-11J  lie 

Afghanistan,  Telegram  Arom,  29  a  12  a 

Great  Battle,  Defeat  of  the  reigning  Ameer, 

2to  7a 

Africa,  West  Coast  of.  News,  1^*  9  d 
African  Atrocities,  20  to  12  c 

Exploring  Expedition  organized  by  Captain 

Faulkner,  23  to   12  d 

Slave  Trade,  Return,  6  to  14/ 

Steam  Ship,  28  TO  7  c— 4  j  7d 

Aged  Widows  of  the  Loyal  Scots,  Appeal  for,'  5  J 
12/ 

Subscriptions  for,  10  j  5/ 

Agriculture,  Central  Chamber  of,    Meeting,  6  to 

14  c 

East  Suffolk  Chamber  of.  Meeting,  16  a  9/— 

4j  6c 

Essex  Chamber  of.  Meeting,  4  to  11/ 

Western  Chambers  of.  Meeting,  9  j   12/ 

Agricultural  Implements,  Awards  to  Howard's  and 

Ransome's,  2  a   7  a 

Meeting  in  Devon,  13  to  12/ 

Prospects,  9  a  12  d 

Statistics,  17 j   12  6 

of  Ireland,  21  TO  7  c 

of  Victoria,  20j   12  d 

Alderman  for  Bishopsgate  Ward,  Contest,  23  a  12  c 

—28  a  10  c 
Aldershot,  the  Queen  at,  16  a  8  c 
Aldis  (Dr.)  and  the  Workshop  Act,  6  m  7  d 
Alexander  (A.)  on  the  Mont  Cenis  Railway,  9j 

6/ 
Alford  (J.  G.)  on  the  Resignation  of  the  Bishop  of 

Victoria,  30  TO  9/ 
Algeria,  the  Safe  Country,  20 m  lib 
Algiers,  Assassination  of  a  Child  in  the  open  Streets 

of,  11  TO  9  rf— 16  TO  10  a 
■         Horrors  of  the  Famine  in,  14  m  11  a 
B  2  3 


All 


PALMEBS   INDEX  TO   "THE  TIMES       NEWSPAPEB. 


[AprU  1  to 


Allnalt  (R.  H.)  on  Storage  of  Surplus  Water,  22  a 

12  d 

on  the  Weather  during  March,  2a  1  f 

on  the  Weather  during  April,  2  to  9/ 

on  the  May  Weather,  7  ot    5  e — 21  to   6/— 

26  TO  10/— 2  j  10  e 

on  the  Weather  in  June,  16j  12/ 

Alton  Murder,  Memorial  Stone  oTer  the  Victim,  6  a 
10  e 

Alum  for  Sewage,  16  a  10  c2 

Amalgamated  Hackney  Carriage  Proprietors*  Asso- 
ciation, 2a  5  e 

Amazon,  its  Opening  as  a  Free  Eiver,  11  to  7  a 

AMERICA:— 

Adams  (Mr.)  and  the  English  Court,   13  a 

10  d 

Retaining  Office,  20  a  10  6 

Admission  of  States  into  Union  Congress, 

13  j  12  a— 27  j  12&— 29j  9  c 

Alabama  State,  Bill  about,  13  a  10  d 

Atto  Vela  Island,  Demand  for,  20  a  12  a 

Quarrel,  14  in  13  6—18  to  116 

Analysis  of  the  Labour  Market,  ^j  1  e 

Appeal  from  Circuit  Courts  Bill  vetoed,    7  a 

9a— 9a  Od 

Arkansas,  Bill  to  Admit  to  Congress,  11  w  9  d 

—27  w  12  a— 18  j  12  a— 24./  12  o 

Arrest  of  Mr.  WooUey  for  Bribing  Senators, 

0  j  9  d 

Assassination  of  Senator  M'Gee,  22  a   10  d 

—23  a  6  6 

Baltimore  Steam  Traffic,  Inauguration  Festi- 
val, 9a  9<i— IGa  4/ 

Bank  Robberies  in  New  Orleans  and  Rhode 

Island,  9a  9  J 

British  Manufactures  Imported,  6  w  12  a 

Buchanan  (Ex-President)  Death  of,  13j  12  a 

— 18j  10  a 

Funeral.  18 j  12  a 

Buckley  (Capt.)  and  Col.   O'Brien   in  New 

York,  23  a  6  6 

Chicago,  Doings  and  Meetings  in,  4  j   10  a 

Republicans  Nominate  Grant  to  the  Presi- 
dency, 23  ;/i  12  a 

Resolutions,  3 J  12  a 

Leading  Article  on,  3,/  86 


Coal,  Imi)orts  of,  2  to  6/ 

CoUiery  Riot  near  Pittsburg,  13  a  10  <; 

Commerce   Statistics  of  the  Past  Year,  8  a 

Ic 

Commercial  Intelligence,  1  a   12  a— 2  a    9  6 

—3a  12  a— 4  a  12  a— 6  a  12rt— 7  a  9  a --8  a 
7  6— 9  a  7rt— 9a  9  6— 10  a  7  6— 13a  10a— 
14  a  7  a— 15  a  9  c— 16  a  7f— 18  a  12  a  and  6— 
20  a  12a-21a  12  a— 22  a  12  a— 23  a  12  a— 
•Ma  12  a— Sort  12  a— 27  a  12  6— 28  a  12  c— 
29  a  12  a— 30  a  9  6—1  to  12  a— 4  to  12  a  and  6— 
5  TO  9  <«- 6  m  14  rr— 7  TO  9  d— 8  m  12  a— 11  to 
9  d — 13  TO  12  a  and  6 — 15  mha  and  6—16  m  12  a 
—18  7/1  5  a— 19  TO  12  a— 21  TO  9  6— 22  to 
5  a— 23  TO  12  a— 25  TO  12  a— 26  to  12  a— 21  m 
9  c— 29  m  12  a  and  6— 1  i  9  6— 1  j  9  c— 2  j  9  c— 
3.7  9  6— 4j  12  a— 5;  12  a— 6^  9  J— 8 j  9  6— 
9  j  12  a— 11 J  9/>— 12j  12  a— 13  j  12  a— 16  j 
9  6— 16j  12  a— 17j  14  a— 18i  12a-19i  12  a 
—20  7  12  a -22/  12  a -23  J  12  a— 24  j  12  a— 

4 


America  (continued). 

26jl2a— 26i    12  a— 27i    12  a— 39i    12*— 

30j  lie 
Congress  Eologiam  on  Mr.  Bachuian,  16 J 

12  a 
Cooke  (Jay)  on  Payments  of  Bonds  in  Gold 

Sa  7e 

Cotton  Manufacturers*  Meeting,  14  m  13  a 

Cretan  Address  to  Congress,  21  a  5e 

Davis  (Jefferson)  farther    Postponement  of 

Trial,  8a  Id— 15a  9c— 16 to  12a— 18 j  10a 
>.  New  Indictment  against,  13  a  10  d — ^20  a 

10  6 
Dickens  (Charles)  Departure  from  the  States, 

5  TO  9/ 

Dinner  to,  by  the  Press,  25  a  12  a 


—  Farewell  Banquet  to,  4  to  5  e 
Speech,  4  to  5  c 


—  Disputed  Seats,  13  a  10  c 

—  Duel  between  Baron  Kussarow  and  General 
Lawrence,  22  to  6  c 

Election*,   8  a    1  d—20a    10  c— 23  a    66— 

8to  5a— IIto  66— 27j  12a 

—  Emigration  of  the  Coloured  Population  to 
Liberia,  6  a  7  a 

—  Erie  Railway  Contest,  3  a    10  6 — 8  a  7«— 
13a  lOd— 27a  5<j— 4to  5d— dm  56 

Bribery  Cases  arising  from,  2  to  6  c 

Extradition  Treaty  with  England,  27  m  12  c 

Prussia,  20  a   106 


Fearful  Rail  way  Accident  on  the  Erie  Railway, 

2to  6c 
Female  Diplomatist  for  England,  8a  If 

Fenian  Meeting  at  Chicago  and  Fall  of  the 

Building,  11  to  66 

intended  Raid  on  Canada,  18  j  10  6 

Financial  Affairs,  9  a  9  c 

Fisheries,  27  to  12  a 

Free  Trale  Meeting,  28 to  10 <f 

Freedman's  Bureau  Continuance  Bill,  20  a 

12  a 

Glenn  (Mr.)  Charge  of  Oorniption  against 

Con;(rcss,  22  a  12  d 

' Grant  (Gen.)  Proposed  for  President,  22  m 

6  6-2J   9  c— 18./  10  a 

Immigrants,  Quarterly  Return,  Bale 

Impeachment  of  the  President:  Proceedings, 

1  a  12  a— 2  a  9  6— 4a  12  a— 6  a  12  a  &  b— 
9  a  9  c— 13  a  10  a  and  c— 15  a  9  c— 16  a  1  e— 
16  a  8  a— 18  a  12  a— 20  a  10  a— 22  a  12  a— 
23a  6a— 24a  126— 26a  12a— 27c  6c— 28a 
12  c— 2  m  6rt— 2to  7  a— 4  to  5  a— 4  to  Sd — 
4  m  12  a— 6  m  9  e—1  to  9  dS  to  5  a — 9  m 
•  12b— 11  TO  6a-13  TO  12a  &  6—14  to  12  e— 
16  TO  12  a— 18  TO  5  a— 18  TO  11a— 22  «  6  a— 
25  TO  12  a— 26  to  12  a— 27  to  9  c— 27  m  12  a— 
287rt  10a— 28to  126— Ij  6a— IJ  96— Ij 
9c 

Acquittal  of  the  President,  27  m  9e — I J 


6a 

Scene  at  the  White  House,  1  j*  6  6 

Allej?ed    Corruption, — Committee   ol 

quiry,  10  j  12  6 

Amerioan  Bairister  on,  17  a  12  a 

Appointment  of  Day  of  Trial,  6  a  12  a 

■  General  Butler's  Speech  on,  11  a  9  c 


In. 


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App 


America  (continued), 

Impeachment  of  the  President:  Leading 

Article  on,  8  a  6  & 

Mr.  Thurlow  Weed  on,  9 J  12  e 

Motion  to  Rescind  the  Impeachment,  2  m 


76 
12  a 


The  President's  Denial  of  the  Charges,  6  a 


President's  Answer  to  the  Charges,  Said 

Reason  of  the  Impeachment,  18  a  10  e 

Refusal  of  a  Vote  ot  Thanks  to  the  Chief 

Justice,  13  j  12  a    . 

Replication    of  the   Charges  against  the 

President,  6 a  12 a— 8 a  7d 

Taking  the  Vote,  11  j  5/ 

Threatening;  Letters  to  Senators  likely  to 

acquit  the  Presiilent,  11m  Od 

Imports  and  Exports  Btatisticp,  8  m  6  & 

Income  Tax  Returns  of  leading  New  York 

Citizens,  27  m  12  6 

Inland  Revenue  Bill,  28  m  10  & 

Taxation,  13  a  10  e?— 29;  9  c 

International    Copyright,    13  a    10  d — 27  a 

5/— 22m  6  c 

Irish  Church,  Meeting  in  favour  of  its  Dis- 

endowment,  in  New  York,  11  m  G& 

Ironclads,  sale  of,  9  a  9  d—2  m  6  c 

Johnson  (Htm.  lieverdy)  appointed  Minister 

to  England,  15  j  9  c— 29J  9  c 
- —  Legalization  of  Contrncts  in  Gold,  18  J  12  a 

Lincoln  (President),  Erection  of  a  Monument 

to,  on  the  Tliird  Anniversary  of  his  Murder,  2  m 
6c 

M'Ardle  Case,  9  a  0  <i— 13  a  10  c 

M'Gee  (Thomas  Darcv),  Assassination  of,  at 

Ottawa,  8  a  7  & 

Mails,  21  a  10  d 

Miscellaneous  News,  1  a  12  a — 2  a  9  6—8  a 

10  6—8  a  7  6—10  a  7  6—11  a  9  c— 18  a  12  a— 
21a  12  a— 26  a  12  a— 2  m  7  6—20  m  12  a— 
25  m  12  a— 2Cm  12  a— 27  m  9  c— Ij  96— Ij 
9  c— 2  J-  9  c— 3  j  9  6— 6  j  9d—Sj  9  6— 9  j  12  a 
— lOj  12  6— 13  j  12  a— 16  j  12a^l8j  10  a^ 
ISj  12  a— 20  j  12  a— 22  j  12  a— 23  j  12  a— 
25  j  9d— 27j  12  a— 29i  12  a 

National  Commemoration  of  the  Dead,  16  j 

12  e 

National  Debt,  8  a  76 

Naturalization    of   Immigrants'    Bill,  21a 

12  a 

Treaty  with  England,  18  o  10  d 

with  Prussia,  9  a  9  d 


New  York  Central  Railway  Strike,  8a  7  « 
Undergronnd  Railway,  4  m  5d 


North  Carolina  Convention,  Close  of,  3  a  10a 

Official  Changes,   11  o    9c— 7m  9 rf— 11m 

6  a— 25j  9  c 

Presbyterian  Church,  Plan  of  Union,  8  a  7  <? 

President  for  Two  Terms,  Bill  to  Prevent, 

20a  12  a 

and  the  Chinese  Embassy,  20  j  7  6 

Proceedings  in  Congress,  la  12a — 2a  9  6 

—8  a  10  a— 18i  10  a— 25 j  9  6 

Protection  of  Americans  in  Foreign  States, 

27  a  6/— 2  m  7  6—4  m  5d 

>  Protective  Tari£F  Meetings,  14  m  13  a 


America  (continued) » 

Public  Debt,  Monthly  Return,  7  m  9rf— 22  7n 

6  c— lOj  12rt— 25J  9d 

Punshon  (Rev.  Mr.)t  Arrival  in  New  York, 

8m  5  6 

Representatives  at  Foreif:n  Courts,  21  a  11  f 

Resignation  of  Mr.  Stanton,  2K  m  12  a 

RusFo-Amcrica,  Debate  on  the   Funds   for, 

3a  10a— 8a  7<'— 9a  9  rf— 4  j  7a 

St.  Lawrence,  Vessels  to  protect  the  Fisher- 
men, 8  m  12  a 

Ship  News,  1  a  12  a— 7  m  9  d—S  m  12  a— 

28  m  12  6 

Southern  States,  23a  66 

admitted  to  Congress,  16  m  12  6 

Steamboat    on     Fire    on    Lake    Michigan, 

23  a  6  6 

Strikes,  28  m  10  h 

Snrratt  (J.  H.),  Trial  Postponed,  27  m  12  c 

—28  m  10  6 

Tariff,  New  High  Protccfionist,  18  m  11  6 

Taxation,    Relief  prayed  for  and    granted, 

8  a  7  c— 25  a  5d 

Thomas  v.  Stanton,  2  ??i  6  c 

Trollope  (Mr.)  in  New  York,  8  m  5  6—11  m 

66 

Tyng  (Rev.  Mr.)   and  the  Decision  in   his 

Case,  8  a  7  « 

Universal  Suffrage  Debate,  3  a  10  a 

Vir^'inia  and  its  Governor.  8m  6  6 

Virginian  Bonds,  no  Funds  for  Dividends, 

29 j  9  d 

"Ways  ami  Means  Con^mittee.  11m  0  6 

Weils      (Gen.,     a      VirKinian),     appointed 

Governor  of  Virginia,- 23  a  6  6 

William   and  Mary    CoUe^'c,    Virginia,  Old 

Bequest,  24  j  5  e 

America,  Central,  New  Bank  at  Salvador,  15^" 
10  d 

Commercial  Intelligence,  15  J  10  d 

American   Ambassadors'    Costume    a    Difficult v, 

14  m  11/ 

Diplomatists, — Curious  Case,  21a  11/ 

Lake  Navigation,  25 j  7  a 

Newspaper  Office,  Philadelphia  Public  Led- 
ger ^  13a  9c 

Taxes,  Ingenious  mode  of  Evading  them,  12  J 

10  d 

Anaesthetic  (the  new),  6  a  12  <•— 17  a  11  c 

Andrews  (W.  P.),  on  the  Euphrates  Valley  Railway, 
8j  7  a 

Anson  (A.),  on  Mr.  Buxton's  Attack  on  Ex-Gover- 
nor Eyre,  26  m  12  c 

Antiquarian  Discovery  at  Easthorpe,  18 m  lid 

Grange,  21  a  7  d— 30  a  9  c 

Antique  Furniture,  Sale  of,  2  m  7  6 
Antiquities,  Forged,  137rt  9  rf 

Antoninus  Pius'  Taljlet  found  at  Grange,  30  a  9  e 
Apothecaries'  Hall,  Names  of  those  passed  Examin- 
ation, 4a  6/— 11a  7c-18a  11/— 27  a  10  c 
-2m  lie— 9m  lie— 16m  9e— 23m  9/— 
30  m  10  a— 6  j  6/— 13j  12/— 20j  10  c— 27  j 
12  c 

-  Female  Candidate   passed,  13  m  12  6 — 15  m 

11/ 
Appleby  Grammar  School,  23  J  12/ 

6 


Arc 


PALHEBS  INDEX  TO  "THE  TIMES       KEWSFAPEB. 


[April  1  to 


ArohiBologioalDisooYeries  of  Aboriginal  Bemains  at 
ChiU,  18  a  12  6 

Chorley,  25  wi  11  a 

at  Kirby  Underdale,  13  a  10/— 4  mid 

— ^  near  Angers,  15  a  10  6 

at  Norton,  E.  Biding  Yorka.,  21  a  12  c 

at  Pont  de  Pierre,  16 J  6  6 

in  Borne,  9  a  9  c — 18  a  6« 

in  Suffolk,  30  m  9  e 

ABOHES,  ETC.  COUBT :— 

Bishop  of  Winchester  v.  Bcy.  Levis  Bagg, 

17a  He— 30a  12e— 4»»  116 

Bp.  of  Norwich  v.  Bobt.  Wilson  Pearse,  26  wi 

lie— 27m  116—6.;  lie— 6j  VZd 

Martin  v.  Mackonochie,  28  a  12  6 

Moss  V.  Jos.  Charles  Edwards,  26  m  11 6 — 

Ijlld— 4j  lie— 16 j  Urf— 17j  13d 

Bev.  Stephen  H.  Tyng,  Jun  ,  8  o  7  e 

Architects  of  Public  Buildings,  8  j  9  a 
Argentine  Debt,  4  m  7  a 

»  Loans,  16 j  10  c— 18 j   7-6— 19 j  10  c— 22 j 

7a 

Finance  Statements,  29 j  7  a 

Arithmetical  Prophecy,  9  a  9  6 
Armour  Plate  Trials,  9^  12  d 
Army  Chaplains,  1 J  9  a 

Bill,  11  j  9^ 

Chaplains  in  Ordinary  to  the  Queen,  9  a  12d 

—18  a  10/ 

BeTelations,  1  a  1  a 

Army  and  Nayy  Pensioners*  Employment  Society, 

4i  9c 
Arnold  (B.  Arthur),  on  Ballot  in  Greece,  14  a  6  d 

on  the  Turkish  Embassy  Horses,   29j  9  d 

Art,  a  Word  on,  by  A.  W.  J.  Clifford,  6  a  6  c 
Appointments,  none  Irish,  7 a  5c 

Society  of,  and  Britiah  Workmen,  Am  df 

Artisans'  and  Labourers*  Dwellings,  28  m  11/ 

Artisans  and  the  Society  of  Arts,  4  m  9/ 

Artists'  Benevolent  Fund  Meeting,  11  m  10  e — 18  m 

6/ 
Arts  Exhibition  at  Oyer  Darwen,  9  m  12/— 14  m 
la 

Society  of,  Soiree,  4^  9/ 

Ashton-under-Lyne,  Murpheyite  Biota  at,  12  m  9  d 

—13  TO  12  e— 15  m  12  a 

Assam  Company,  26  j  12  c 

Association  for  Sale  of  Work  by  Ladies  of  Limited 
Means,  23  m  10/ 

for  the  Welfare  of  the  Blind,  Meeting,  15  m 

116 

Asylums  District  Board,  New  Hospital  for  the  In- 
sane, 6  a  12  6—16  a  7  e 

Atrocities  on  Board  the  Lydia,  Zj  6  e 

Attacks  on  Sovereigns,  List  of,  29  j  9  6 

Attfield  (John),  on  Petroleum  Lamps  and  their 
Danger,  25  m  6  6 

on  how  to  get  Cool  Booms,  19  j  6  a 

on  Paraffin  Lamps,  29  m  10  d 

Attorneys,  Applications  for  Admission,  19  m  10/ 

Auckland  Islands  wrongly  marked  on  the  Charts, 
23  m  12  a— Ij  9a 

ATTSTBALLAl  :— 

Cadell  (Capt.),  Explorations  in  the  North, 

22a  7a 

Census,  22  m  9/ 

6  '^ 


Australia  (continued), 

Commercial  Intelligence,  21  a  o  a — 19  m  11a 

Constitutional  Proceedings,  16  j  12  a 

Curtis  (Geo.)  finds  a  Nugget  of  Gold  of  801b8. 

weight,  22  a  76 

Daly  (Sir  Dominick),  Death,  22 a  7a 

Expenses  of  the  Boyal  Visit,  26  m  12/ 

Edinburgh  (Duke  of),  Antithetical  Descrip- 
tion of  his  Colonial  Experiences,  16  j  12  c 

Attempted  Assassination  of,  27  a  12  c — 

30a  9c— 19m  5e 

Address  of  Condolence  to  Her  Majesty  on, 


19m  6c 

Trial  of  the  Miscreant,  19  m  5  c— 16  j  12  c 

Execution,  25  m  12  6 — 12 j  12  a 

Health  of,  19  m  6  c 

Beturn  to  Sydney,  6  a  12  a— 22  «  7  a 

his  Programme  for  Beturn,  23  a  12  d 

Valedictory  Address,  16  J  12  c 

Departure  for  England,  26  m    12  6—- 15  j 


12  c 


Elections,  22  a  7  a  , 

Finance  Statement,  23  a  6/ 
Gympie  Creek  Goldfields,  22  a  7  6 
—  Newspaper  and  Players  for,  22  a  7  6 

Gold  Ships  for  England,  12  j  12  a— 17  j 


Ua 

Imports,  9  a  9/ 

New  Ministry,  30  a  9  6— 17i  14  a 

Town  Hall,    Sydney,    Foundation 

laid  by  Duke  of  Edinburgh,  12  j  12  a 

Parliament  Assembles,  6  a  12  a 

Proceedings,  16  j  12  d 


Stone 


Prince  Alfred's  Hospital  to  be  ereoted  at 

Sydney,  in  Memorial  of  the  Duke's  Escape,  28  m 
12  a 

Progress,  Statistics  of,  17  j  8  6 

Safe  Arrival  of  the  Hottgomont  with   the 

transported  Fenians,  22  a  5  d 

Sketch  of  North  Australia,  18  m  IS  a— 25  m 

7a 

South  Australia,  Progress    of   the  Colony, 

26  m  12/ 

State  of  the  Government,  19  m  6  <2 

Sugar  Market,  16  j  12  d 

Sydney  Insurance  Company  Dividend,  12J 

12  a 

Australian  Mortgage,  Land,  and  Finance  Company, 
13a  6a— 16a  6  6 

Trade  Betums,  15  a  9/ 

Trees,  Measures  to  Protect,  25  a  9/ 

Trust  and  Agency  Company,  28  a  10  a 

Zoology,  24  j  10  e 

AUSTBLA;— 

Abolition  of  Imprisonment  for  Debt,  5  m  9  e 

'  Anti-Kossuth  Movements,  14  a  8  6 

Army  Bill,  24  a   12  a— 30  a  10  6— 14»  7o 

—14m  12 d— 22m  lOd 
» Be-organization,  4j  12  a    • 

and  the  Press,  5j  5  6 

Arrival  of  Prince  Napoleon  at  Vienna,  6j  9  d 

Austrian  Concordat,  10 j  12  a 

Bankruptcy  Bill,  Debate,  2  a  9  6—4  a  12  a 

Banquet  to  the  Telegraph  Con£Brenee,  22J 

12  a 
Bs4>ti8m  of  the  Young  Prinoess,  2  m  13  6 


June  30, 1868.]     palmers  index  to  "tub  times"  kewspapeb. 


Ban 


AuBtria  (continued), 

Birth  of  the  Hungarian  Prinoess,  28  a  12  b — 

29  a  10  c— 29  a  12  a— 30  a  10  6 

Bnincke  (Professor,  a  Protestant),  Confirmed 

Dean  of  the  Medical  Faculty,  22  j  12  a 

Budget,  20  a  12d»-22a  12  a— 25  a  12  a— 

Hot  9<t— 13ot  12a— Urn  7a— 14m  12d— 
15  m  5  a— 16  m  12  a— 18  m  5&— 21m  9  6- 
22  m    6  a— 23  m    12  a— 25  m  12  fr— 10  j    5  6— 

13  J  12ar-29j  12  o 

Cattle  Plague  Prevention  Bill  Passed,  19j 

12  a 

Civil  Marriage  Bill,  8  a  7  6 

Claims  of  Denmark,  8  m  12  a 

Commercial  Treaty  with  England,  13  a  10  & 

Confessional  Laws,  25  j  12  a 

Corpus  Christi  Fete  and  Procession, 

Coupon  Tax,  12^'  6  c 

Court  Circular,  16  j  6  d 

Death  of  Herr  Yandemcnll  the  Architect,  4  a 

12  a 

Debates  on  the  Jews,  6  a  12  a 

in  the  Reichsrath,  2  a    9  6—8  a   10  d— 

14  m   12  c— 15  m  5  a— 16  m   12  a— 18  m  5  6— 

25  m  126— 6 j  9d— 9j  12  a— 18 J  12a^24j 
12  a 

Despatch  in  Answer  to  the  London  Bankers' 

Address  on  Taxing  the  Coupons,  23  j  9/ 

Ebergenzi    Poisoning    Case — Verdict,    27  a 

12fr— 2m  12  c 

Emperor  and  the  Paris  Exhibition,  27  m  9  c 

Finance  Committee,  18  a  12  a— 21  m  9  6— 

4j  12  a— 6i  12a-8j  96— 20j  10  c 
Feast  of  St.  John  of  Nepomuck,  22  m  10  c 

Forfeited  Pensions  and  the  King's  Letter, 

28al2<2 

German  Bifle  Meeting,  10^'  5  c 

Government  and  the  Papal  Allocution,  29  j 

12  a 

Holiday  Time,  15  a  10  b—Sj  10  6 

International  Telegraph  Conference,  6j  9  d 

Law  on  Keligions  Denominations,  20  m  12  a 

— 21m  9  6— 26  m  12  a 

List  of  130  Jewish  Families  expelled  from 

Bistritz,  27  a  12  6 

May-Day  Fetes  and  Races,  2j  10  a 

Miscellaneous  News,  2  a  9  6—8  a  10  d — 3  a 

12ar-^a  12a— 7a  9a— 18tt  I2a— 28a  126 
—24a  12a— dOa  9a— 4m  12a— 22m  106— 

26  m  12  a— 80  m  12  a— Ij  9  6— 8  j  9  6— 13^ 
12  a— 15  j  96— 16^  ISa— I7j  14  a— 20^  12  a 
— 28j  12  a— 24i  12  a— 26  j  12  a— 29i  12  a 

On  the  Murder  of  the  Servian  Prince,  20  j 

10  6 

National  Bank,  13  m  12  a 

Navigation  Treaty  with  Great  Britain,  10 j 

12  a 

Oaths  Bill,  5m  9e 

Official   Changes,  28  a   12  a— 29  a   12  o^ 

SOa  96 

Persecutions  of  the  Jews,  2  m  7  a 

Pope's  Letter,  Apocryphal,  14a  7  a 

Pope  Pius'  Letter  to  the  Emperor,  10  a  8  c 

Leading  Article  on,  10a  6c 

Prince  Napoleon  in  Austria,  12  j  5  6 — 20  j 

10  c 


Austria  {continued). 

Proceedings  in  the  Beiojisrath  and  Hjmgarian 

Diet,  10  a  8  6 

Property  Tax,  20  a  12  a— 9  j  12  a— 12  j  5  6 

ProposfJ  for  Universal  Peace  from  England, 

25m  126 

Public  Debt,  22  a  12  a— 14  m  7  a— 18  m  5  a 

— 8j  96 

PabUc  Execution  at  Yienna,  BJ  5o 

.  Railways,  18  m  5  a 

Railway  Tariff  Bill  Passed,  19  j  12  a 

Resignation  of  Kossath,  30  a  10  c 

Sale  of  State  Property.  10  j  12  a 

Schools  Bill,  Discussion  on,  la   12a — 3a 

12  a 

Sanctioned,  26  m  12  a 

Separation  of  the  Roumain  and  Serb  Churches, 

14m  12  c 

State  of  the  Empire,  22  m  lOd— Ij  10  c— 

8j  106 

Usury  Abolition  Bill,  14  m  7  a 

Van  Beust  (Baron),  Health  of,  7  m  9d 

Austrian  Embassy,  Assembly  at,  17;  146 
Dinner,  26  j  12  a 

Authenticity  of  the  Anecdote  of  Robinson  Crusoe 
and  his  Man  Friday,  16  a   8  c— 17  a   7  e — 18  a 

11/ 
Autographs,  Sale  of,  8  a  9  a 
Aynsley  (J. -Murray)  on  the  Italian  Brigands,  28  m 

12  c 
Ayrton  (William)  on  the  Dee  Salmon  Fisheries, 

22a  76 

B. 

Baby    Farming — Establishment    o£   an    English 

Crdche,  8  a  10  e 

in  France,  21a  10  d 

Baddeley  (Edward,  Q.C.),  Sketch  of,  2  a  lOd 
Baden-Baden,  Prince  Napoleon  at,  2  J  9  c 
Bahia,  Commercial  News,  16j  10  d 
Ballina  Mills  Company,  Appointment  of  Liquidator, 

24  j  10  c 
Ballot  in  Greece,  14  a  5  d 
Bandon  (Lord)  on  the  Condition  of  Ireland,  5J 

lid 
BAlTEINa:— 

Agra  &  Masterman's,  1^  a  5  a 

Anglo- Austrian,  2j  6  c — 8 J  10c 

Anglo-Egyptian,  lOj  10  a 

Asiatic  Banking  Corporation,  27  a  7  6 

Bank  Holidays  and  Bills  of  Exchange  Bill, 

27  j  11a 

Bank  of  Bombay,  new  Manager,  18  j  10  e 

Bank  of  British  North  America,  9  a  7  a — 

80  m  10c 
Bank  of  England,  Bidding  for  India  Bills  at 

2a  7a— 16a  56— 7m  66— 21m  76— 4j  la 

— 18i  7  6 

Election  of  Direotors,  8  a  11  a 

Notice  about  Consols,  2  m  8  c 

Weekly  Return,  8  a  11  a  and  6—10  a  5  6— 

17  a  6o— 24  a  106andc— Im  10  a— 8  m  10  a 

and  6— 15  m   10  d— 16  m   10/— 22  m  11  a— 

a9m  10  o  and  6-^  j  10  6—12  j   10  a— 12  ' 

10  6— 19  J  10/— 26j  12  c 

Bank  of  France,  Betunui,  8a  11  a— 6a  IC 

f 


Ban 


PALifER'S    INDEX   TO   "THE   TIMES*'   XEWSPAPEH. 


[April  1  to 


Banking  (continu/id). 
—10  a  6  a— 11  a  6/— 18  a  8  b—1  la  5  a— 16  a 
C  />— 24  a  12  a— 25  a  6  /—I  m  12  o— 2  m  8  d 
—8m  12a— 9m  10c— 15m  5a— 16  m  10/— 
18  m  10  d— 23  m  10  a— 23  m  12  a— 26  m  7  6— 
25  m  10  a— 29  m  10  a— 30  m  10  «— 5  j  10  a— 
6;  lOrf— 13j  lOd— 19j  10  c— 19  J  12  a— 20  J 
7'rf— 22j  10  a 

Reserve  Fnnd,  9  m  10  6 

Bank  of  Montreal,  50th  Annnal  Meeting  25  j 

la 

Bank  of  Now  South  Wales,  1  a  11  a— 22  a  7c 

— 30j  12  c 

Bank  of   New  Zealand  at  Auckland,    80j 

12  c 
• Bank  of  Queensland,  9^  10  h 

Bank  of  Rio  de  Janeiro,  14  wi  9  & 

— —  Bank  of  South  Australia,   27  m    10  c — 17  j 
12  c 

Bankers'  Clearing  House,  Sail  6 — 10  a  5  & 

—24  a  10  c— 1  m  10  a— 8  m  10  6—29  m  10  6— 
19j  10/ 

Bankers'  Guarantee  and  Trust  Fund,  30  a  7  c 

■ Banking  Shares,  State  of  the  Market,  la  116 

—2  a  7  c— 3  a  11  c— 4  a  5  e— 6  a  7  d—1  a  0  rf 
— 8  a  6  <»— 9  a  7  c— 10  a  6  rf— 13  a  5  rf— 15  a 
7  d— 16  a  5  d— 17  a  6  c— 18  a  6  d—20  a  6  d— 
21  a  5  c— 22  a  7  d— 23  a  7  d— 24  a  10  6-25  a 
5  <?— 27  a  7  c— 28  a  10  6—29  a  12  d— 30  aid 
—1  m  10  6^  m  7  d— 5  ?»  10  /"— 6  wi  12  c— 7  m 
6d— 8m  10 d— 9  m  10  d— ll'm  7  d— 12  m  5  6 
—13  m  10  d— 14  m  9  d— 15  m  10  d— 16  m  11  a 
—18  m  7  c— 19  m  11  6—20  m  11  6-21  m  7  d 
—22  m  11  6—23  m  10  6—25  m  7  d— 26  m  10  6 
—27  m  10  d— 28  m  7  c— 29  m  10  6—30  m  10  e 
_1  j  7  d— 3  j  7  d— 4  j  7  c— 5  j  10  c— 6  j  10  c 
—Sj  7d— 9i  10  c— 10  7  10  6— Hi  7  d— 12j 
10c— 13J  10<?— 16j  7d— 167  10  ^'-Hi  12  c 
— 18i  7d— 19j  10  c— 20;  7  c— 23j  10  c— 24  j 
10  c— 25  j  7  d— 26j  12  d— 27  j  11  6— 29  j  7  d 
— 80i  12 d 

Birmingham  Banking  Company,  9  a  12  d — 

30j  lie 

Canal  Bank,  New  Orleans,  Daring  Robbery 

at,  9  a  9  d 

Chartered  Bank    of  India/    Australia,  and 

China,  loll  6— 18  j  7  6 

Comparison  of  Bank  of  England  and  Price  of 

Consols,  3  a  11  c^— 10  a  6  a — ^24  a  10  6—1  m 
10  a— 8  m  10  a— 26  j  12  c— 15  m  10  d— 22  m 
11a— 29  m  10  a— 6  j  10  6— 12^  10  6 

Colonial  Bank  of  Australia,  12  j  12  a 

Consols,  28  m  7  a 

Eastern  Exchange  Bonk  of  Liverpool,  9m 

10  6 

English  Joint  Stock  Bank,  1  a  11  a 

European  Bank,  3  a  11  a — 9  a  7  a 

General  Exchange  Bank,  9  j  10  a 

Imperial  Ottoman  Bank,  2  a  7  a — 10  j  10  a 

— 16j  lOd— 18j  7  6 

Ionian,  10 j  10  a 

Irish  Banks,   Note  Circulation,   14  a  4e — 

12m  6a— 9j  106 

Joint  Stock  and  Private  Bank  Returns,  29  a 

12  c— 25  m  7  a 

London  and  Brftzilian,  27  m  10  0 

k  8 


Banking  (continued), 

London  Chartered  Bank  of  Australia,  27  in 

10  c 

and  County  Bank,  9a  7a 

and  River  Plate  Bank.  10  j  10  a 

National  Bank  of  iftstralia,  16  j  10  a 

of  Liverpool,  23  a  7  a 

Provincial  Bank  of  England,   3  a  11  a— 

15  m  10  c 

Preston  Bank,  Stoppage- of,  5  m  9/ — 9  mOf 

Royal  Bank  of   Liverpool,  22  m  10/— 26w 

10  a 

Scinde,  Ponjanb,  and   Delhi   Bank    Corpo- 
ration, 2j  6  e 

Scituate  National  Bank  of  Providence,  auda- 
cious Robbery  of ,  9  a  9  d 

Standard  Bank  of  British  South  Africa,  23  a 

la 

Union  Bank  of  London,  Forged  Cheques  on, 

14m  9  6 

Scotland,  16  m  116 

B  ANKKUPTOIES :— 

Abell,  Albert.  17i  8  a 

Abenheim,    Henry,   Emil,   &  Leopold,  6  m 

7c 

Abrahamson,  Charles,  20  j  8  6 

Acomb,  James,  4  a  6  6 

Adams,  Arthur  Ormeby,  30  m  5  6 

C.  H.,  6j  If 

R.,  2m  86 

T.,  3j  5/ 

Adampon,  R.,  6j  If 

Adcock,  Edward  Green,  25  a  8  a 

Addison,  Thomas  Lowe,  11  a  8  6 

Agate,  T.,  10  j  le 

Ager,  William,  8  a  4  6 

Aggus,  Henry,  30  m  5  6 

Agiomavriti,  D.,  2  m  8  a 

Agnew,  David,  11  j  8  a 

Aikman,  W.,  Sj  6f 

Aisthorpe,  T.,  8  a  4  6 

Akery,  John,  30  m  6.6 

Alexander,  Francis,  2  m  8  a 

Joseph,  24  J  6  6 

Thomas,  22  a  5  c 

Alford,  James,  6 j  If 

0.,  15a  8a 


Alkin,  William  John,  9  m  8  6 
Allan,  R.,  27  m  7  c 

-  W.,  6j  If 

Allen,  Edward  John,  9m  8  6 

—  Patrick,  4  a  6  6 
R.  L.,22a  5c 


Allenby,  Waldegrave,  9  m  8  6 

Allport,  Joseph,  3^'  6  e 

Allsopp,  R.,  2  m  8  6 

Alston,  William,  6  m  7  c 

Alvey,  Joseph,  13j  6  a 

Amsden,  A.,  2  m  8  6 

Amster,  A.,  20  m  6  a 

Anderson,  W.,  20  m  6  6 — 6y  8a 

W.  T.,  28  m  8  6 

A., 27m  7d 

Andrew,  Nicholas,  20 j  8  b 

Robert  Poster,  29  a  5  a 

Andrews,  G.,  6j  If 


June  30, 1868.]     PiXMER's  index  to  "the  times"  kewspapeb. 

Ban 

Bankruptcies  (continwd). 

Bankraptcies  (contirmed). 

Anidjab,  Abraham,  13/  5  a 

Bamsley^  Henry,  6  m  7  « 

Anstej,  John,  1  a  5  ft 

Barrel!,  Joseph,  3/  5e 

Applin,  George,  17  j-  8  a 

Barrett,  A.,  2m  8a 

' Archer,  Isaac,  21m  7  d 

Arbnckle,  C,  13  m  0  6 

William,  2  m  8a 

Armour,  Henrv,  2  m  8  6 

Barring,  Edward,  27  m  7  d 

Arrigoni,  Janocente,  17  j  Sa 

Barron,  Charles  S.,  13  j  5  a 

Aabenden,  Richard,  20  m  6  a 

Barrows,  Joseph  G.,  22  a  5  c 

Ashford,  John,  (ym  7 e 

Bartram,  Benjamin R.,  80m  5  6 

Aspin,  Samuel,  24  jf  6  6 

Bartlam,  John,  Jun.,  13j  6  a 

Aspinall,  WilUam,  25  a  8  a 

Bartlett,  R.,  2  m  8  a 

Ash  worth,  J.,  27  m  7  rf 

Barton,  Thomas,  18  a  7/ 

Astbnry,  Thomas,  13  m  66 

Baskerville,  Ralph  Hancock,  4 a  56 

Atkin,  Elizabeth,  29a  6  a 

Batchelor,  T.,  10 j  7  e 

Atkinson,  B.  M.,  13  m  6  6 

Batev,  Thos.  &  Robert,  13  m  6  6 

Thomas,  6m  7 e 

Batterbee,  J.,  11a  8  6 

Edward,  13  m  6  6 

Battv.  John,  8  a  4  6 

Atlee,  W.,  27  j  5  a 

Baningarten,  Edward  Picton,  16  m  8  6 

Attwood,  Thomas,  IQa  7  f 

Baxter.  Alfred,  27  m  7d 

Charles,  Zj  5f 

Averre,  James,  30  m  5  6 

W.  R.,  3/  6« 

-    —  Ayems,  Josiah,  22a  6c 

Bayford,  Sarah.  13  m  6  6 

Ayre,  George  James,  25  a  8a 

Bavlev,  Abraham,  24.;  66 

Babb,  Walter  Webber,  20m  0 a 

Baylis,  Lemuel,  27/  5  a 

Baddeley,  Joseph  James,  4  a  5  6 

Bayliss,  James,  4  a  5  6 

Bagge,  Henry,  23  m  8  6 

Beard,  Benjamin,  8a  46 

Ba^gs,  James,  2m  8  6 

Bcaaley,  Solomon,  20  m  6  a 

Bailey.  E.,  2  m  8  6 

Beaumont,  Julia,  27  m  7d 

Elliss,  22  a  6  c 

Bebington,  Elizabeth,  13  m  66 

TrnKmim     OK  <t    fi  ^ 

Bee,  A.,  2m  8a 

John,  13  m  6  6 

Beeching,  Edward,  17/  8  a 

Nathan,  20 J  8  6 

Beesley,  Henry,  25  a  8  a 

R.,  24  j  6  6 

Beeston,  F.  S.,  6  m  7<! 

Baily,  Henry  Horatio,  24  j  6  6 

Beet,  Joseph  Ashton,  2  m  8  6 

Bainbridge,  J.  P.,  2  m  8  a 

Beevers,  J.  H.,  18  a  7/ 

Bainton,  William,  22  a  5  r 

Behm,  E.,  29  a  5  a 

Baker,  Henrv,  80  m  6  6 

Belden,  George  Yf.,  10;  7e 

John,  1  a  5  6 

Belfrage,  G.,  1  a  6  6 

Thomas,  2  m  8  a 

Bell,  George  John,  1  a  6  6 

William,  27  j  5  a 

James,  15a  8a 

W.  J.,  10/  7  e 

John,  80  m  66 

Baldwin,  John,  20m  6a 

M.,  8a  4  6 

Ball,  Thomas,  9  m  8  6 

T.,8o  4c 

Ballantyne,  D.,  la  6  6 

■  Banger,  Anne  Evans,  22  a  5  c 

■  Banks,  Jonathan,  80  m  6  6 

—  Richard,  18  a  If 

■  Bannister,  C,  22  a  6  c 

Baraclnff,  Joseph  Dashwood,  27/  5  a 

■  Barbour,  R.,  6/  8  a 
Barclay,  D.  B.,  10/  7e 
Barfoot,  Frederick  Dixon,  81  m  5  6 

—  Henry,  11  a  8  a 

—  John  Hassal,  20/  8  6 
Barker,  James,  16  m  8  6 
Barling,  Edward  T.,  27/  5  a 
Barmore,  J.,  27/  6  a 
Barnes,  Arthur,  4  a  5  6 

—  C,  27/  6  a 

—  C.  T.,  10/  7e 

—  G.  H.,  11a  8a 

—  H.  J.,  28m  8  6 

—  H.  N..  27/  6  a 

—  K.  T.,  20/  8  c 

—  W.,  10/  7  e 


Bellamy,  J.  L.,  10;  7  e 

Bellett,"  Roger,  22  a  6  c 

Benjamin,  B.,  6/  7/ 

Bennani,  M.  &  A.  B.,  27/  5  a 

Bennett.  Francis,  20/  8  6 

John  Riles,  22  a  5  c 

Thomas,  27/  5  a 

Bennetts,  William,  18  a  7/ 

Bennion,  John,  15a  8a 

Benson,  Henry,  22a  5 e 

Berry,  Samuel,  30  m  5  6 

Best,  Adam,  30  m  5  6 

R.,  27/  6  6 


Betteridge,  Thomas,  1  a  6  6 
Bevington,  Alfred  Sefton,  24/  6  6 
Bewsey,  Job,  18  a  7/ 
Biaggi,  A.,  10/  7  e 
Bidden,  J.,  24/  6  6 
Biddiscombe,  Isaac,  3/  6  e 
Biddle,  Thomas  William,  6/  7/ 
Biggs,  E.  W.,  2m  86 
—  Sarah  K.,  6  m  7  e 


Bm 


PAIiKER's   IXDEX  to   "  THE  TIHBS  "   KEWSFAFBB. 


[April  1  to 


Bankruptoios  {fontinwd), 

Pish  ton,  Frederick,  6  j  7/     • 

Billson.  William,  13  j  5  a 

Bird,  James  Webb,  2  m  Sa 

Joseph,  25  a  8  a 

Robert,  la  5b 

Black.  T.  J.,  13jm  6  6 

Blackbom,  Arthur  Wellesley,  15 a  8a 

Blackbome,  William,  22  a  5  e 

Blackman,  W.,  27  j  6  a 

Blackwell,  Argent,  9  to  8  6 

Benjamin,  20  j  8  b 


Blackwood,  Hannah L.,  11a  8& 

Bladon,  F.  M.,  16m  86 

Blake,  Charles,  25a  8a 

' Blanchard,  William  George,  13  j  5  a 

Blanks,  T.,  30to  6  6 

BUndford,  William  Johnston,  13  to  6  6 

Blenkarn,  Frederick,  20 j  8  b 

Blatchford,  W.,  23  to  8  6 

Bleay,  Ann,  4  a  6  6 

Blench,  Ralph  Georj^e,  25  a  8  a 

Blight,  Richard  Henry,  3  j  5  e 

Block,  Louis,  13  to  6  6 

Bodda,  G.  W.,  25  a  8  a 

Bollen,  Alfred,  8  a  4  6 

Bolton,  Henry,  25  a  8  6 

J..  6  j  7/ 

Thomas,  4  a  5  6 

Bonner,  Alfred  P.,  29  a  5  a 

Bonnett,  Mary  Anne,  and  John  Thomas,  2  m 

86 
Booth,  B.,  27 TO  Id 

William,  13  j  6  6 

-; Boothman,  John,  27  m  7  d 

Boots,  Benjamin,  6^'  7/ 

Borras,  T.,  27j  6  a 

Botchet,  John,  16  to  8  6 

Botsford,  Henry,  18a  7 f 

Bonlvin,  Walter  Albert  E.,  16 a  8  a 

Bowen,  Bees,  27  to  7  <i 

Bowen,  John  Samnel,  1  a  5  6 

Bowker,  Robert  8.,  13  j  6  6 

Bowring,  M.,  10  j  7e 

Bozell,  Frederick,  4  a  6  6 

Boyse,  W.,  11  a  8  6 

Bradbeer,  G.  W.,  11  a  8  a 

Bradbnm,  James,  18  o  7/ 

Bradbury,  Jane  and  Benj.  Haigh  Townshend, 

23to  86 

John,  6  TO  7  « 

Braddock,  James  B.,  4a  6  6 

Bradley,  James,  20  to  6  a 

Joseph,  20  TO  6  a 

Bradshaw,  J.,  17  j  8  6 

W.,  2to  86 

Brailsford  A.,  20i  8  6 

Braim,  Richard  L.,  20^  8  6 

Brassey,  Frederick,  20 to  6a 

Brazenor,  Robert,  4  a  6  6 

Thomas,  22  a  5  c 

Brazier,  J.  W.,  2  to  8  a 

Brett,  J.,  13i  5  a 

Brewen,  Samnel,  8  j  6  e 

Brierley,  John  Bontley,  24i  6  6 

Britton,  John,  22  a  6  c 


Bankruptcies  (continued). 

Broadie,  Josflph,  9  m  8  6 

Brock,  A.,  29  a  5  a 

Brockbank,  James,  Jan.,  22a  5c 

Brogden,  D.  H.,  20to  6a 

W.  T..17J  8  a 

Brooke,  A.,  13m  6  6 

Brookes,  Junes,  20  to  6  a 

T.,  20  TO  6  a 

Thomas,  2  m  8  6 


Brooks,  EU,  IBj  5  6 

Walter  Thomas,  6  j  7/ 

William,  16  to  8  6 

Brooksbank,  Thomas,  16  m  8  6 

Brough,  T.,  15o  8  a 

T.  &  Son,  16a  8a 

Brown,  A.  C,  6j  7/ 

A.  J.,8a46 

Cornelius,  2  m  8  6 

Edmund  Cowper,  13to  66 

(Jeorge,  4  a  6  6— -9  m  8  6 

Jm  27  m  9  dr-27j  6  6 

Joshua,  27  m  9  d 

R.,  8a  4c 

Robert,  26  a  8  6 

R.  M.,  27  j  6  6 

T.,  27i  5  6 

Browne,  J.  R.,  10 j  7o 

Bruce,  J.,  29  a  6  a 

Brundrett,  M.,  23  m  8  6 

Bryan,  William  Edmund,  24j  6  6 

Bryant,  Alex.,  23  to  8  6 

John,  2  TO  8  6 

Samuel,  13  to  6  6 

Bryden,  William,  6to  7« 

Buchanan,  P.,  20  to  6  6 

Buckenham,  John,  Jun.,  23  m  8  6 

Buckham,  John,  80  to  6  6 

Buckland,  James,  4  a  5  6 

Budd,  Edwin,  11  a  8  a 

Bulbrook,  C,  2  to  8  a 

Bulford,  8.,  20  TO  6-a 

Bull,  Benjamin,  11  a  8  6 

Thomas,  2  to  8  6 

Wm.,  &  Rich.  Jeflfery,  4  a  6  6 

rBuUock,  William  Edw.,  13m  66 

Bultitude,  Elijah,  16  a  8  a 

Bumby,  John,  30m  66 

Bumstead,  William  Wase,  29  a  6  a 

Bunting,  James,  18  m  6  6 

William,  1  a  6  6 

Bunton,  John,  8j'  6  e 

Burch,  William,  2  m  8  6 

Burchill,  Wm.,  23m  8  6 

Burge,  M.  V.  W.,  9  to  86 

Burgess,  J.,  24  j  6  6 

John,  23  TO  8  6 


Burland,  William,  9  m  1 6 

Burley,  Thomas,  13  to  6  6 

Burnett,  John,  18  m  6  6 

Bums,  D.,  27  TO  7  « 

Burrows,  J.,  30  to  66 

Burtingshaw,  William,  9  to  8  6 

Burton,  G.  H.,  80to  6  6 

Busby,  James,  29  a  6  d 

Bustin,  Heniy,  9  m  8  6 


June  30, 1868.]     tajmeu*^  ikdlx  t6  "  the  times  '*  newspapeb. 


Ban 


Bankruptcies  (continued^. 

Butler.  Abraham  Bcott,  27  j  6  6 

George,  Blin  5  6 

John  Edward,  dm  Sh 

Joseph,  25  a  8  6 

Thomas,  25  o  8  6 

Butt,  JoBiah,  4  a  6 1 

Baxton,  John,  11a  86 

William,  23  m  86 


Byford,  G.  K.,  6j  7/ 
■  Bjramjee,  Dadabboy,  4  a  5  6 
•  By  water,  John,  13  j  6  6 

—  Caldioott,  Rebecca,  6  m  7  « 
Gadman,  J.,  2  m  86 

—  M.,  29  a  6  a 

—  Calderbank,  William,  4  a  6  6 
Callaghan,  Matthew  Mark,  11  a  8  6 
Callendar,  P.,  and  J.  C.  M'Naught,  ISj  6  6 
Callow,  E.  B.,27m  Id 

—  Thomas,  29  a  5  a 
Calvert,  George,  2  m  8  6 

—  Foster,  9  w  8  6 
Cameron,  Edward,  27 j  6  a 
Campbell,  H.,  25  a  8  6 

—  James  Thomas,  13  m  6  6 

—  Bey.  J.  R.,4a  Be 

—  Roderick,  30  m  6*6 

—  8.,  la  66 
Camplin,  W.  H.,  20  m  6  a 

—  Cane,  Thomas,  16  a  8  a 
— -  William,  8  a  4  6 

Cank,  E.,  27  m  7  ci 

Cannes,  L.,  Ss  P.  Tnzzo,  18  a  7/ 

Cantey,  George  and  William,  17j  8  a 

Capper,  Ralph,  26  a  8  6 

Carey,  William,  29  a  5  a 

Car^,  T.,  8  a  4  e 

CarUng,  William,  16  a  8  a 

Camall,  Herbert,  26  a  8  6 

Carpenter,  H.  F.,  23  m  8  6 

Ctrr,  George,  11  a  8  6 

—  Carr,  H.  L.,  2to  86 

—  Carr,  J.  H.,  la  66 
Carter,  George,  29  a  6  a 

—  John,  Sen.,  Sj  5  e 

—  Samuel,  17  j  8  a 
Cartner,  John,  11  a  8  a 
Cartwright,  R.,  25  a  8  6 
Cassidy,  W.,  27i  6  6 
Castledine,  Stephen,  29  a  6  a 
Gates,  George  Arthur,  25  a  8  6 
Cation,  D.,  lOj  7e 

Catrel,  Samuel,  9  m  8  6 
Cattell.  George  Davy,  30  m  6  6 
Cave,  John,  Jan.,  26  a  8  6 
Cayg^,  James,  6j  If 
Chadwick,  James^  27  j  5  6 
Chambers,  H.  H.,  20m  6  a 

—  Isaac,  9m  86  . 
John,  8  a  46 


Chamney,  Thomas  Elliott,  25  a  8  6 
Chantler,  Charles,  20m  6a 
Chapman,  G.,  22  a  6  e 
—  Thomas  Robert,  22  a  6  e 
Chappie,  J.,  Sen.,  18  m  6  6 
Charlton,  Michael,  22a  6c 


Bankruploies  (continued), 

G hasten,  James,  20 j  8  c 

ChatteU,  T.,  6j  7/ 

Ohell,  John  Thomas,  16  a  8a 

-; —  Cheshire,  Charles,  9  m  8  6 

Chetwin,  Edward,  25  a  8  6 

Chilvers,  J.,  29a  6a 

Chinn,  Henry,  Jun.,  18  a  7/ 

William.  18  a  If 

Ghisholm,  Sarah,  &  Louisa  Deeble,  8  a  4  6 

Christian,  Thomas,  23m  8  6 

Chittenden,  J.  F.,  18  a  7/ 

Church,  Benjamin,  30m  6  6 

Churcber,  T,-,  29  a  6  a 

Churchley,  H.,  27i  5  6 

Clancy,  J.,  30m  5  6 

Clark,  Frederick  W.,  17  j  8  a 

Joseph,  24  j  66 

Richard,  30  m  5  6 

Samuel,  11  a  8  6 

T.,  18  a  7/ 


Clarke,  Fanny  Susannah  H.,  11  a  8  6 

—  Francis,  4  a  5  6 

—  Frederick  James,  29a  6  a 

—  James  Alexander,  1  a  6  6 

—  Thomas,  9  m  8  6 

—  WUUam,  27  j  6  6 
Clarkson,  William,  9  m  8  6 
Clatworthy,  Francis,  6m  7 e 
Claxton,  C.  H.,  Sen.,  30m  5  6 
Clay,  Dalton,  27  m  7  d 

Jacob,  24 J  6  6 


Clayton,  T.,  24  j  6  6 

Glee,  John,  27m  7  d 

Olegg,  Samuel,  11  a  8  6 

Cleminson,  John,  6  m  7  0 

Cleugh,  M.,  9m  8  6 

Clive,  Joseph,  25  a  8  6 

Cobb,  W.,  16  m  8  6 

Cockburn,  A.,  23  m  8  c 

Gogan,  W.  A.,  9  m  8  6 

Cogswell,  E.  H.,  25a  8a 

Cohen,  A.  J.,  4  a  6  6 

J. ,  26  a  8  a 

Samuel,  6m  7e 

Colboum,  John,  4  a  6  6 

Colicute,  H.  A.,  17  j  8  a 

CoUett,  W.  A.,  lOj  7  a 

William,. 27m  7d 


Collins,  Benjamin,  23  m  8  6 

Edward,  29  a  6  a 

. Collinson,  George  Young,  29  a  6  a 

J.,  27i  6  6 

Colson,  J.  W.,  18m  66 

P.  J.,  27m  7d 


Colton,  Charles  Edward,  27  j  6  a 

Henry,  24  j  6  6 

Connolly,  J.  S.,  30m  6e 

Cont6,G.,  11a  8  a 

Convelas,  Minos,  20 j  8  e 

Cook,  Charles,  27  m  7  d 

Cook,  K.,  23m  8  6 

Cooke,  Frederick  William,  25  a  8^ 

James,  Jun.,  25  a  8  6 

Matthew,  6  m  7  « 


Cooksey,  David,  16  m  8  6 


11 


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PiLLMlSB'fl  HTDEX  TO  ''THE  TIMES**  KEWSPATEB. 


[April  1  to 


Bankraptoies  (continued). 

Bankxnptoiea  (continued). 

Cooksey,  S.  P.,  25  a  Bh 

Dale,  John.  27  m  7  d 

Coombea,  Frances  Emily  Howard,  17  j  8  a 

Robert,  6i  7  /■ 

Cooper,  C,  16  m  8  ft 

DaUas,  J.,24i  6  6 

F.  W..  18  a  7/ 

Dance,  WilUam,  23  m  8  6 

J.. 23m  8  6 

Darrington,  John,  20m  6a 

William,  4  o  6  6—11  a  8a 

Date,  Richard  S.,  29a  5a 

Wm.  Geo.,  Jan.,  20  m  6  a 

DaveUn,  W.,  11  a  8  6 

Cosslett,  Thomas,  27./  5  6 

Davies,  Charles,  23  m  8  6 

CosBon,  John  James,  6  j  7/ 

Costin,  James,  18  a  7/ 

Tk^^^J    AIa..^^^.     t  H  ^.    Of. 

Edward,  2  m  8  6 

Cotes,  John,  9  m  8  6 

John,  la  6  6— 4a  5  6 — 15a  8a — 3j  or 

Cottam,  J.,10.7  7e 

Thomas,  2  m  8  6— 6  m  7  e—lOj  8  c 

Cottrell,  Eliza  Emily,  22  a  5  <; 

Coulthurst,  T.,  20.?  8  6 

Coveney,  James,  15  a  8a 

XUUIllIiB    TVllilttUl,   U  7/*     1  C 

Davis.  George,  20j  8  6 

Coverdale,  Thomas,  13  m  6  6 

H.,9m  86 

Coward,  William,  Gm  7  e 

John,  8  a  4  6 

Cowles,  Charles,  13  j  6  a 

tfonn  ixiorgan,  xia  oo 

Cox,  Charles,  3  ;  6  f 

J.  A.,  27m  7d 

George,  and  Wm.  Doel,  2m  8a 

Davison,  George,  27  m  7  d 

John  Scaly,  11  a  8  6 

Daw.  William,  24  j  06 

Tir;ii:»»  t     nn  ^   k  ^ 

Dawes,  W.  B.,  3j  6  e 

Dawson,  James,  Jnn.,  6  j  7/ 

Coyle,  J.  &  H.,  27  /  6  a 

Crabtree,  Joseph,  29  a  5  a 

Craddock,  Charles,  11  a  8  6 

Day,  Elizabeth,  29  a  5  a 

Crapjg,  Agnes,  13J  6  6 

Hrnrr    **  in   R  7i 

ij.ciirj  f  mj  in  o  u 

Craig,  J.,  6  m  7/ 

Deakin,  J.  R..24i  6  6 

Creasy,  Abraham,  30  m  6  6 

Dean,  Albert  James,  13  j  6  a 

W.,  Jan.,  2  m  8  a 

vreorge  jeremian,  o  a  %  o 

Crick,  William,  22  <7  5e 

WilUam,  29  a  6  a 

Cripps,  Thomas.  27  j  6  6 

De  Brion,  H.  E.  F.,  20j  8  6 

Crocker,  J.  B. ,  16  m  8  6 

Dedman,  C.  J.,  18m  6  6 

Croft,  B..  22  a  6  c 

—'  Degerdon.  Ludwig,  4a  5  6 

Crone,  T.,  13  m  66 

Delloye,  Oscar,  la  66 

Crow,  J.,  20m  6a 

T.,6j  7/— 17i  8  a 

Cross,  James,  27  j  5  6 

Dennant,  Frederick  CoUman,  20  m  Oa 

Robert,  22  a  5  r 

Dent,  John,  80m  6  6 

• —  Thomas,  3  j  6  e 

Derbyshire,  John,  18 j  6  6 

WilliftTn  TTrnrT-    1  ^  m   /\  A 

Dethick.  Colnett,  4  a  6  6 

De  Verdan,  Joseph  Alexander  Gubian,  15  w 

Crossly,  Job,  15  a  8  a 

Crote,  Holmes,  20i  8  6 

86 

Crouch,  T.,  16  m  8  6 

Devine,  John,  13  j  6  6 

Crowe,  Edward,  3 j  6  e 

Dewhurst,  James  Anderson,  20  j  8  c 

Crowhnrst,  Albert  Towse,  22  a  5  c 

Diack,  A.,  2^1  8  a 

Croikshank,  A.,  1  a  5  6 

Dibbens,  Francis,  .6  m  7  c 

Dick,  J.,  9m  8c 

W.,  8a  4c 

Cruse,  Daniel,  4a  6  6 

Crux,  Henry,  27  m  7  d 

Dickeson,  Sarah,  22a  5c 

Cuddon,  Geo.  John,  16  m  8  6 

Dickinson,  John,  25  a  8  6 

Cue,  J.,  29  a  6  a 

Digging,  George,  1  a  5  6 

Culf,  Henry,  13  j  6  6 

Diggon,  Ann,  23  m  8  6 

Cullwick,  William,  9  m  8  6 

Dillon,  George,  22  a  6  c 

Cumbers,  Alfred  Charles,  3/  Oe 

Dimsdale,  Kay,  27  m  7  d 

Cumming,  Martin  Luther,  4  a  5  6 

Dixon,  Annie  M.,  1  a  6  6 

Cummings,  Lawrence,  23  m  8  6 

Henry,  2m  8  6— 30m  6  6 

Cundall,  Sylvester,  13  j  5  6 

Cunliflfe,  WilUam,  20^  86 

Dobedoe.  W.  R.,  29a  6  a 

Currier,  G.H.,  23  m  86 

Docton,  John  Henry,  17  j  8  a 

Curry,  John,  18  a  7/ 

Dodd,  Alfred,  and  Geo.  Henry  WiUiams,  2  « 

* Curtis,  Barnard,  SO  m  6  6 

8a 

H.,4a  56 

W.,24i6  6 

W.,  20  m  6  a 

Doley,  WilUam,  22a  6tf 

W.  Sen.,  22  a  5  0 

— —  Dolman,  Samuel,  15  a  8a 

Cuttle,  Joshua,  ISj  6  6 

Dolwin,  R..  8o  4  6 

Daft,  WilUam,  34  j  6  6 

Donnison,  W.,  20m  6  a 

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Bankruptcies  (continued),  , 

Darey,  William  N.,  25  a  8a 

Dorricott,  James,  27  j  6  6 

-  Douglas,  William,  4  a  5  h — 6  m  7  a 

Dow,  W.,  13  m  6  6 

Dowland,  William  H.,  29  a  5  a 

Dowse,  T.,  25a  8  6 

Doxey,  A.  G.,  18  m  66 

Drane,  George,  1  a  5  6 

Drinkwater,  Thomas,  24 j  66 

Drammond,  A.,  29  a  5  a 

Drary,  Edward,  29  a  5  a 

Daerdoth,  Joseph  John,  2  m  8  a 

Duke,  Francis,  27m  7 d 

Dombrell,  Philip,  16  m  8  6 

Dumville,  P.,  6  m  7  e 

Donbar,  J.,  4  a  5  c 

John,  29a  5a— 2m  8a 

Duncan,  W.,  20  j  8  c 

Dungay,  William,  16  m  8  6 

. Dunham,  David,  17  j  8  a 

Dunn,  Alfred  Bouse,  20  m  6  a 

—  John,  4  a  6  6 

Dunning,  John  Pamell,  Jan.,  27  j  5  b 

Dunstan,  Henry,  25a  8  6 

Henry,  22  a  6  e 

James,  15  a  8  a 


Dorant,  William  Ryder,  22  a  Gc 

Durie,  J.,  '6j  6/ 

Dutton,  Robert  James,  20^*  8  6 

Dyer,  John  Martin,  13 j  5  6 

Eastman,  R.,  27  m  7  d 

Ebbritt,  Banks,  25  a  8  6 

'  Ebdon,  Henry  Francis,  13  m  6  6 

Eddy,  Edward,  13m  66 

E^en,  Abraliam,  3  j  5  e 

Edfjeley  George,  22a  6c 

Edmonds,  James  Cobb,  2  m  8  a 

Lewes,  13  m  6  6 

—  WilUam,  1  a  56 

Edwards,  Edwin,  18  a  7/ 

.  Elizabeth,  20  j  8  c 

J.,  27a  5  a— 27  f  56 

R.  24;  66 

W.  H.,  8a  4  6 

Eglinton,  James,  20  j  8  c 

Eisner,  K.  D.  E.  &  V.,  13  m  6  6 

Elcy,  George,  30  m  5  6 

Elgee,  Edward  P.,  2  m  8  6 

Eliot,  D.,  11a  86 

Elkins,  George,  27  j  6  6 

Elliott,  Benjamin,  4  a  5  6 

George,  18  a  7/ 

Henry,  13  m  6  6 

Ellis,  J.  J.,  27m  7d 

—  Edward  James,  6j  7/ 

Ellison,  J.  C,  23m  8  6 

Ellyard,  Mormadake,  25  a  8  6 

Elmer,  David,  30  m  5  6 

Elmes,  Thomas,  24  j  6  6 

Elmslie,  A.  W.,  27m  7d 

Elvidge,  Robert,  18  o  7/ 

Emblin,  John,  80m  6^ 

Emmerson  James,  27  J  5  6 

English,  W.  W.,  6i  7/ 

Ennever,  Jane,  30  ?n  6  6 


Bankruptoies  (continued). 

Etheridge,  Edward,  13  J  5  a 

Evans,  Charles,  Jun.,  &  Thomas  J.  Jones, 

Sj  Se 

Charles  Phillips,  18  a  7/ 

David,  30  m  5  6 

—  E.,  17j8a 

John,  8  a  46— 24 J  66 

Lewis,  27  j  5  6 

Richard  E.,  23  m  86 

William,  24  j  6  6 

Eve,  James,  23  m  8  6 

Everitt,  J.  Sale,  25  a  8  6 

Everard,  Jonathan,  13  m  6  6 

Ewen,  J.,  25  a  8  6— 29a  6  a 

Ewer,  John,  6  j  7/ 

Exley,  T.,  6j  7/ 

Thomas  Nevtherby,  6J  7/ 

Eyers,  Henry,  30  m  5  6 

Eyre,  H.,  10  j  7e 

Samuel,  11  a  8  6 

Fagan,  E.,  3j  6  e 

Farmer,  Joseph,  11  a  8  6 

■  Famboroagh,  A.,  2  m  8  a 

Farrell,  Mary,  15  a  8  a 

Farrow,  Robert,  15  a  8  a 

Farthing,  John,  16  m  8  6 

Fattorini,  Joseph,  13 m  la 

Faulds,  J.,  6j  8  a 

Faulkner,  William,  11  a  8  6 

Fead,  Charlotte  Carry,  17  j  8  a 

Featherstone,  WilUam  T..  16a  Sa 

Fellows,  Henry  Morgan,  13  J  5  a 

Felton,  R.,  13m  66 

FelvuB,  T.,  3  j  5  e 

Fenn,  George,  27  m  7  d 

William,  13 j  5  a 

Fenner,  Hillman,  18  a  7/ 

Fereday,  Elizabeth,  6j  7/ 

Ferrie,  A.  M.  K.,  80m  5c 

Fetley,  Joseph,  15  a  8  a 

Field,  Charles,  4  a  5  6 

Fielding,  Charles,  6  m  7  c 

James  Burrows,  6  m  7c 

Findley,  H.,  4  a  5/ 

Finigan,  James,  Jan.,  23  m  8  6 

Fischel,  Leopold,  27  j  6  a 

Fisher,  G.,  25  a  8  a 

Joseph,  15  a  8  a 

Thomas,  6j  7/ 

Fleming,  A.,  20m  6  6 

Robert,  13  j  5  6 

WilUam,  27i  5  6 

Fletcher,  Charles,  24  j  6  6 

George,  30  m  6  6 

John,  6  m  7  c 

John,  18  a  7/ 

W.,  27j  5  6 

FUnt,  Samuel,  20  m  6  a 

Folds,  E.,  6i  7/ 

Foley,  James,  23  m  8  6 

Folger,  GottUeb,  W.,  18  a  7/ 

Follett.  Henry,  20^  8  c 

Foot,  Robert,  13j  6  a 

Footman,  R.,  23  m  8  6 

Forder,  Sarah  EUen,  13^  6  a 

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Baolcruptoies  {continued). 

Bankruptcies  (continued). 

Forder,  R.  R.,  23  m  86 

Gay,  C,  10 j  7e 

Forester,  Arthur,  8a  46 

Gee,  E.  C,  22o  5  c 

Forman  J.,  20  to  6  6 

Gehringer,  F.,  27  to  7  d 

For8dikeE.,27f»  Id 

George,  Edward  Wright,  18m  66 

Forsyth,  C,  18  a  8  a 

Thomas,  2  m  8  6 

"William,  11  a  8  6 

Gibb8,WiUiam,  2O7  8  c 

Foster,  Benjamin  Hardwiek,  l6m  86 

Giblin,  Thomas,  17^  8  a 

Edwin,  80  TO  66 

Gibson,  James,  4  a  5  6 

F.,  ISto  66 

William,  6  TO  7  c 

Foulkes,  Henry,  lOJ  7  e 

Giflin,  Joseph  Edgar,  27  j  6  a 

Fowler,  W.,  8a  4  6 

Gifford,  Nathaniel,  2  m  8a 

H.  B.  20to  6a 

J.  W.  J.,  20  J  8  6 

Fox,   Charles   James,  ]  &  William    Wilson, 

Gilbert,  EUzabeth,  11a  86 

3j  Se 

G.  W.,  6j  7/ 

David,  22a  5  c 

H.,  13to  C6 

Mitchell,  20  j  8e 

Giles,  Henry,  9  to  8  6 

Richard,  4  o  6  6  . 

George,  16  m  8  6 

Foxen,  William,  4  a  5  6 

Gilham  Robert,  30m  66 

Fozzard,  Edward,  16  o  8  a 

Gill,  John,  6j  7/ 

Francis,  Alfred  Shackforth,  13j  6  a 

W.,27to  7d 

Enoch,  4a  6  6 

GiUam,  William,  20m  6a 

Frampton,  William,  .8a  46 

Gillard,  George,  4  a  6  6 

Frank,  James,  9  to  8  6 

Gilbee,  Henry  Armitage,  6  m  7  c 

Frackleton,  William,  11  a  8  6 

Gillies,  J.,  23  TO  8  c 

Fraser,  Alox.,  25  a  8  6 

Gillon,R.  P.,  8a  4c 

Flirn  TTfinnflh    ^7  y   R  a 

Gillott,  William,  11a   86 

M.,  11  a  8  6 

Gilmour,  R.,  20 to  66 

Freeman,  Henry,  22  a  5  c 

Gilroy,  William,  13  m   6  6 

Robert,  13  j  5  a 

Girdwood,J.,  17  j  86 

Friedlander,  Jacob  J.,  4  a  5  6 

Gittins,  S..  16to  8  6 

Frith,  Jane  Matilda,  1  a  5  6 

Gladwin,  W.  H.,30m  6  6 

W.  H.  L.,24j  6  6 

Glazebrook,  Joseph,  20 j  8  c 

Frond,  Benjamin,  29  a  6  a 

Gleave,  William,  17  J  8  a 

George,  26a  86 

Glen,  J.,  22a  6c 

Frogatt,  Thomas,  18  a  7/ 

GlenUter.  Thomas  Edwin,  27m  7d   . 

Fry,  George.  3  j  6  e 

Glover,  WUliam,  20m  6a 

Fryer,  John  Bostock,  24 j  6  6 

John,  13j  5  c 

Fryers,  John,  4  a  6  6 

Goddard,  William,  30  m  5  6 

Fnlkes,  M.  A.,9to  8  6 

Godfrey,  William,  27i  6  a 

Fullager.  Henry.  16  a  8  a--26  a  8  6 

Golding,  Eliza,  9  m  8  6 

Fuller,  H.  P.,  25  a  86 

Gold,  J.,  16  TO  8  6 

Funnell,  John,  27  j  6  6 

Goldman,  L.,  3  j  5  c 

— P-  Furlonger,  F.,  18  to  6  6 

Goldsmith,  John,  29  a  6  a 

Gale,  John,  25  a  8  6 

Golluber,  Louis,  9  to  8  6 

Samuel,  2  to  8  6 

Good.  S.,  6j  7/ 

Galloway,  George,  27  j   5  6 

Gooder,  A.,  17  j  8  a 

J.,  2Sto  8c 

Goodfellow,  G.,  18  a  8  a 

Game,  Thomas,  17  j  8  a 

.  Goodman,  C,  11  a  8  a 

Gant,  Thomas,  Bj  6  e 

John,  30 TO  5  6 

Gauvin,  Adolphe  Denis  Enri,  13  j  6  a 

Goodwin,  C.  R.,  27  m  7  d 

Garbutt,  C.  D.,  20to  6a 

J.,27to  7d 

W.  H.  0.  D.,20to  6a 

Gordon,  W.,  8a  4c 

Gardiner,  W.,  30  to  6  6— 20 J.  8  c 

Gare,  Joseph,  Jun.,  29  a  5  a 

Gardner,  A..  2  to  8  6 

Goshawk,  Charles  Thomas  Elijali,  2  m  8  a 

J.,  2m  8  6 

Goolding,  J.,  6  j  7/ 

Thos.  Henry,  16  a  8  a 

Goulden,  Charles  Jonathan,  8a  46 

Thomas,  6to  7c 

Gourlay,  A.,  22  a  6  c 

Garlick,  Joseph  HaU,  11  a  8  6 

Govier.  Isaac,  18  a  7/ 

Gamer,  Francis,  la  5  6 

Gow,  James,  2m  8a 

Vi/ik^laa   Tir        1K^      fi /f 

Gowen,  G.,  27  m  7  c  • 

Gamham,  William,  la  6  6 

Grace,  Matilda,  2  m  8  a 

Garrett,W.  H.,  27to  Id 

John,  20  m  6  & 

Garside,  John,  2  to  8  6 

Gradwell,  Garside,  29  a  6  a 

Gates,  George,  15  a  8a 

Willinm    ROm  Rh 

Gaultier,  Albert  Frederick,  23  vi  8  6 

Graham,  A.  R.,  11  a  8  6 

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Bankruptcies  {continudd). 

Bankruptcies  (continued). 

Graham,  William,  24^  66 

Hardcastle,  E.  and  T.,  16  m  86 

Grant,  A..  8a  Ac    18a  7/ 

Harden,  Charles,  13m  66 

T.,13m  6  6 

Hardmeat,  C,  6  m  7/ 

Grareley,  T.  W.,  Jan.,  27  j  8  a 

Hardstaff,  John  Henry,  29  a  6  a 

Gray,  John  Wollaston,  17 j  8  o 

Hardy,  James,  2  m  8  a 

Greaves,  James,  30  m  5  6 

J.,  &  G.  Horsfiill,  6  m  7  c 

Green,  Benjamin,  20m  6a 

W.,22a  6c 

Charles  Edwin,  18o  7/ 

D.,  3/  6/ 

HargreaYes,  Benjamin,  &  WiUiam  Biaipson, 

18  a  7/ 

F.  H.,  16m  8  6 

Jane,  29  a  6  a 

George,  30  »i  66 

Harper,  J.,  St  W.  T.  James,  27  m  7  d 

John,  22  a  6  c 

Haydon,  J.,  27  m  7d 

Thomas,  20  j  8  e 

Hayes,  Charles,  29  a  5  a 

William,  29a  6a 

Hayes,  Mark,  Bj  6  e 

Greenhaigh,  J.,  16  m  8  6 

Haylor,  James,  13  j  6  a 

Greenwood,  Henry,  80  m  5  6 

Gregg,  George,  28  m  8  6 

Hayman,  Samuel,  8  a  4  6 

Haynes,  William  Hartland,  20  m  6  d 

Miles,  23  m  8  6 

W.J.,24j  6  6 

Grice,  J.,  SJ  5  e 

Hayward,  G.,  23  m  86 

Griffin,  Henry,  6j  7/ 

xwicuoru,  tiun.,  xia  oa 

Griffith,  Henry,  27i  5  a 

Hazell,  Benjamin  T.,  18  a  7/ 

Samuel,  27  j  6  6 

Heal,  WilUam,  16  m  8  6 

Griffiths,  G.,  20  m  6  a— 24j  06 

Heald,  George  Robert  Temple,  16m  8  6 

Griffith,  6m  7 « 

Healey,  B..30m5  6 

James,  26  a  8  6— 27i  5  6 

Hears,  James,  17  j  8  a 

John,  16m  86 

Heatiey,  Thomas,  Jun.,  let  66 

Phoebe,  10  j  7e 

noi  oi  wumar  i^ouages,  Iieytonstone 

Thomas,  4  a  5  6 

Heaton,  Isaac,  16a  8a 

Grinter,  James  Famham,  2  m  8  6 

Hebb,  W.,2m8a 

Groombridge,  George  Oliyer,  23  m  8  6 

Heckell,  Charles,  22a  6  c 

Grubb,  J.,  16m  8  6 

Helling,  Thomas»  27m  7 d 

Richard,  4  a  6  6 

Hellyar.  9m  86 

Grunbaum,  H.  G.  A.  B.,  24  j  6  6 

-^ —  Hemming,  George  Pustand,  2  m  8  a 

Gude,  Hans,  13  j  5/> 

Hemingway,  Htnry  William,  16m  8  6 

Guest,  W.,  9m  8  6 

Henderson,  David,  29  a  6  a 

Gull,  T.  A.,  Jan.,  23 ?»  86 

J.,  4a  6c— 30m  66 

Gummar,  James,  9  m  8  6 

T.,  Jun.,  18a  8a 

Gnrr,  W.  H.  B.,  20j  8  c 

Hendy,  Charles,  29  o  6  a 

Guy,  Mary  Ann,  16  m  8  6 

Heniy,  David  Joseph,  18  m  6  6 

Richard,  18  m  6  6 

HensoB,  Edwin,  IS  m  6  6 

WilUam,  11  a  8a 

Hepburn,  J.,  6m  7/ 

Hadden,  J.,27i  6  6 

Herbert,  Edw.  Billson,  27  m  7  d 

Haddon,  W.  C,  26  a  8  a 

Hermann,  F.,  13m  66 

Hadingham,  Thomas,  29  a  6  a 

Herring,  Alfred  Henry,  22  a  6  c 

Haggard,  John,  13  m  6  6 

William,  27  m  7d 

Haigh,  Edwin,  9m  86 

Harries,  WilUam,  23  m  8  6 

. Robert,  20m  66 

Harris,  G.  E.,  13/  6  6 

Hainsworth,  E.,  17/  8  a 

/1m<%.m^  XTTi^l —     <o    •     »•  ¥ 

Hale,  Richard,  26  a  8  6 

WilUam,  Jun.,  13;  6  6 

Hales,  WiUiam,  6  m  7e 

John,  18  a  7/— 26  a  «6 

Hall,  F.,  6i  7/ 
Frederick,  16m  86 

E.  &W.,  6m  7c 

Edmund,  16m  8  6 

. F.  L.,  8a  46 

TTrnnr    f\i    ^  f 

Sarah,  23  m  8  6 

J.  &J..  Jun.,6i  7/ 

Hallewell,  Samuel,  6  m  7  e 

Harriss,  George,  18  a  7/ 

S.,23m  8  6 

Harrison.  C.  S.,  27  j  6  6 

. Halse,  John,  30  m  6  6 

. Hames,  John,  17  j  8  a 

James,  29a  6  a 

Hamilton,  J.,  13  j  6  6 

John,  23  m  8  6 

Hammet,  E.,  20m  6a 

Hampson,  J.  D.  C,  20  j  8  6 

Thomas  George,  13i  5  a 

Handcock,  Benjamin,  13  m  6  6 

Hart,  A.  J.,24j  6  6 

Charles,  Sen.,  10  j  7  e 

Hsndford,  John,  20  j  8  6 

Handley,  Theophilus,  1  a  6  6 

J.,20i  8  6 

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Bankruptcies  (continued). 

Hartley,  a  H.,  10  j  7  e 

Hartwright,  James,  4  a  6  6 

Harwood,  George,  27  m  7  d 

Haslop,  Mm  20  j  8  c 

Hastio.  R.  V.,27to  7d 

Hastings,  iSenry  Thompson,  30  m  5  (» 

Joseph,  4  a  5  & 

Hatt,  Richard,  16m  8 & 

Hatton,  John,  20  7n  0  a 

Haw,  James,  13  m  65 

William  Pointing,  4  a  5  & 


Bankruptcies  (continued). 

Holledge,  Robert,  2  m  8  6 

Hollier,  William,  9m  86 

Hollingsworth,  Alexander,  27  m  7  d 

Henry,  8  a  4  6 

Hohnan,  E.  W.,  6  m  7  « 

William,  30  m  5  5 


Haward,  J.,  10 j  7  e 
Hawgood,  J.  D.,  4  a  bb 
Hawkes,  J.  W.  B.,  27  m  7d 
Hawkins,  Henry,  4a  6  b 
William,  9m  6  5 


Holmes,  J.  T.,4a  5  6 

^  Samuel,  13  m  66 
Holt,  Edward,  20  j  8  c 

—  Joshua,  27j  56 
Honnor,  William,  27  J  5  a 
Honour,  E.,  27  j  6  6 
Hooker,  John,  3  j  6  e 
Hopkins,  Thomas,  23  m  8  6 
William,  4  a  6  6— 27^  6  6 


- —  Hawley,  George,  3 J  6  e 

- —  Hesslegrave,  Thomas,  3j  Ce 

Hewer,  James,  2  m  8  6 

Hewitt,  Charles,  8a  46 

John,  26a  86 

Hewlett,  James,  27  j  5  6 

Hicklin,  John,  20  j  8  c 

Hickman,  Henry,  18  j  6  6 

Hicks,  James  Baker,  20  j  8  c 

Thomas  Baker,  17i  8  a 

Hickson,  Joseph,  30  m  6  6 

Thomas,  16  m  8  6 


Hopps,  Cunningham  Lewers,  13  m  5  6 

Horn,  Thomas,  26  a  8  6 

Hoskin,  William,  2  m  8  a 

Houghton,  William,  1  a  6  6 

Housley,  John,  29  a  6  a 

•  Howard,  Joseph,  26  a  8  a 

Howell,  George  Edmond,  18  a  7/ 

Joseph  Bennett,  17  j  8  a 

Howells,  Frederick,  17 j  8  a 

Martha,  17  j  8  a 

T.  D.,  17  j  8  a 


Higginbotham,  D.,  24 j  6  6 

Higginson,  R.,  10 j  7  c 

Higinbottom,  Robert,  23  m  8  6 

Hildalgo,  Raphael,  30  m  6  6 

Hilditch,  Henry,  9m  86 

Hill,  Fabian,  9  m  8  6 

George,  23m  8  6 

John,  29  a  6  a 

Hillis,  Joseph,  17 j  8  a 

.  Hillman,  John,  1  a  6  6 

Hinde,  Thomas,  18  a  7/ 

Hindmarsh,  J.  J.,  2  m  8  6 

Hine,  George,  24 j  66 

Hitchman,  John,  17  j  8  a 

William,  8  a  46 


Hobday,  Henry  Edward,  20 j  8  c 

Hodder,  Elyah,  24 j  6  6 

Hodgin,  Thomas  Wentworth,  27  j  6  6 

Hodgkiss,  Richard,  3  j  6  e 

Hodgson,  H.,  22  a  5  c 

James,  16  a  8  a 

Hodson,  Thomas,  27m  7 d 

T.,23m  8  6 

Hoffinan,  Octayins  William,  16a  8a 

Hogarth,  Edward,  13j  6  6 

Holbrook,  Charlotte,  Oj  7/ 

Holbrow,  William,  22  a  6  c—27j  6  a 

Holden,  J.,  18  a  7/ 

John,  4a  5  6 

Richard,  27  j  5  6 

William,  6  m  7  c 

Hole,  John,  6m  7c 

T.W.,24i  66 


Howlett,  Foyster,  25  a  8  a 
Richard,  Sen.,  20  j  86 


Howse,  Alfred,  18  o  7  ^ 

Hubbard,  Wilham,  2m  8a 

Hudson,  George,  16  m  8  6 

——'  Hudspeth,  James,  22a  5c 
Hughes,  Edmund,  24 j  6  6 

T.,  15  a  8  a 

William,  8  a  4  6—11  a  8  6 

William  Owen,  30  m  6  6 

Hulberk,  Henry  Walter,  27  m  7  d 

S.,  27i  66 

Humberstone,  A.,  10  j  7  c 

Humphreys,  John,  13  jf  5  a 

•  Hunt,  Elizabeth,  29  a  5  a 

James,  16  m  8  6 


Holland,  Edwin,  4a  5  6 
William,  6  m  7  /» 


Holiday,  James,  16  wi  8  6 

Holliday,  George,  20  j  8  c 

la 


John,  20m  6a 

Thomas,  1  a  6  6 

Hunter,  J,,  1  a  6  6 

M.,8j  5/ 

P.,  18a  8  a 

Robert  Tumbnll,  2?tt  86 

W.  R.,  20j  8  6 

Huntley,  Thos.  S.,  W.  G.  Wookey,  A'  Joho 

Crosby,  30  m  6  6 

Hurrell,  Geo.,  Jun.,  22a  5c 

Hurt,  Frank.  Sen.,  1  a  6  6 

Hutoheson,  J..  24 j  6  6 

Hutchinson,  W.  H.,  10  j  7  c 

Huxtable,  James,  11  a  8  6 

Hyde,  John  C,  27 j  6  6 

lUmgworth,  R.  M.,  &  F.  Atkinson,  29  a  oa 

Ines,  Susannah,  1  a  5  6 

S.,  27  m  7d 

Inglis,  Fred.  Geo.  Lester,  20^'  8  6 

lugram.  Joseph,  18  a  7/ 

lualey,  R.,  20  m  06 

Ireland,  Ileurv  Charles,  1  a  6  6 

W.  F.,  20;  8  c 


June  30,  1868.]     palmer's  index  to  "  the  times  "  newspapeb. 


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Bankruptcies  (continued). 

Irelande,  Emile  Joseph,  3m  8a 

Irving,  John,  30  m  5  & 

Isaacke,  Henrj',  23  m  8  6 

Isherwood,  Bichard,  13^'  5  & 

Ister,  Louis,  la  5  b 

Jackson,  Alfred,  13j  5  6 

C,  1  a  6  6 

George  Breorley,  23  m  8  6 

Joseph,  15  a  8  a 

Peter,  23  m  8  6 

Kobert  Edward,  Jun.,  13  m  6( 

Thomas,  16  m  8  6 

WiUiam,  24  j  6  6 

W.,  9m  8  6 

W.  H.,8a  46 

James,  G.  C,  2m' 86 

James,  17  j  8  a 

r-  Jeremiah,  17  j  8  a 

Joseph,  20 j  8  c 

Samuel,  13  m  6  6 

Samuel  Cyrus,  2  m  8  6 

Janson,  F.,  29  a  5  a 

Jaques,  James,  Jun.,  9  m  8  6 

John  F.,  16m  8  6 

Jardine,  W.,  16  a  8  o 

Jarris,  Frederick,  26  J  66 

William,  8a  46 


Jeffels,  Sarah,  22  a  5  c 
Jeffery,  Thomas,  27  j  5  6 
Jeffries,  Alfred,  3  j  5  « 
Jeflfs,  Augustus,  13 j  5  a 

—  John,  20  m  6  6 
Jenkins,  John,  25  a  8  6 

—  Moses,  23^*  8  c 

—  Thomas,  6 j  If 
Jenkinson,  James,  20  m  6  6 

—  Martha,  10  j  7  e 

—  William,  29  a  6  a 

■  Jenney,  William,  dj  6e 

•  Jennings,  Bex^'amin,  25  a  8  6 

—  Frances,  13 j  6  6 

■  Jenris,  F.  S.,  17i  8  o 

—  Robert  Anderson,  9m  86 

'  Jessup,  George  Park,  1  a  5  6 

•  Jevitt,  Robert,  6  m  7  e 

■  Johns,  E.  H.,  17  j  8  a 

—  Thomas  W.,  4  a  6  6 

'  Johnson,  Benjamin,  1  a  5  6 — 27  j  5  6 

—  Edward  Henry,  27  m  7  d 

—  Frederick,  16m  8  6 

—  J.  A.,  27m  7  d 

—  J.  Folkard,  18  a  7/ 

—  0.  W.,  22a  5  c 

—  Ralph,  27  j  6  6 

—  S.  &  J.,  6  m  7e 

—  William,  2  m  86— 80  m  5  6 

—  JoUey,  William,  18  a  7/ 
.  Jolliffe,  R.,  24j  66 

—  William,  30  m  5  6 

.  Jones,  Da?id,  dj  5  e — 27  j  5  b 

—  Elizabeth,  2  m  8  6 

—  Evan,  15  a  8  a— 9m  8  6— lOj  7e 

—  Henry,  1  a  5  6 

—  J..  16  m  86-80  m  6  6—27;  6  6 

—  LoTi,  8a  4  6 


Bankruptcies  {continued). 
Jones,  Monis,  6;'  7/ 

Robert,  13  j  6  6 

Simeon,  13  j  5  a 

T.,  27  m  7  dr-20j  8  c— 27j  6  6 

Thomas  Hugh,  2m  8  6 

Thomas  J.,  23m  8  6 

W.,  23  m  8  6 

William,  4  a  5  6—25  a  8  6—23  m  8  6 

W.  H.,  3j  5  e 

Joyner,  William,  25  a  8  6 

Jutten,  James,  16  m  8  6 

Kane,  Thomas  Henry,  1  a  5  6 

Eavanagh,  John,  2  m  8  6 

Keal,  J.,  24j  6  6 

Keen,  Henry  Joseph,  11  a  8  a 

Kelly,  C.  S.',  9  m  8  6 

Norman,  23  m  8  6 

Eemp,  James,  22  a  5  c 

Eempton,  Alfred,  8  a  4  6 

Kendrick,  B.,  10 j  7e 

Kennedy  &  Russell,  23  m  8  c 

Kennett,  Robert,  4  a  6  6 

Kent,  William,  16  m  8  6 

Kenworthy,  John,  16m  8  6 

Key,  John,  6  m  7  e 

W.  D.,  6m  7e 

Keys,  John  James,  15  a  8  a 

<■  Kierman,  Michael,  2m  8  6 

Killby,  Wm.  Andrew,  2  m  8  6 

King,  C,  15  a  8  a 

James,  2  m  8  6 

Richard,  20  m  6  a 


Kingsman,  Alfred,  2  m  8  6 
C,  27i  5  a 


Kirkby,  George,  4  a  5  6 

Kirkland,  Johu,  4a  6  6 

Kirwin,  James,  25  a  8  6 

Kisch,  Simon  Abraham,  27;'  5  a 

Knewstub,  William  Holmes,  8  a  4  6 

Knight,  J.,  20;  8  c 

Knights,  William  R.,  27;  5  a 

Koenig,  Charles,  25  a  8  a 

Kohler,  Charles,  25  a  8  a 

Kupitz,  F.  K.,  4  a  5  6 

Kyd,  D.,29a  5  a 

La  Blache,  Charles,  22  a  5  c 

Lamb,  Charles  Frederick,  29  a  5  a 

i —  Geo.,  27;  5  6 

Lambell,  Andrew,  10;  7e 

Lambert,  F.,  11  a  8a 

J.,  30m  56 

Lambton-Young,  J.  G.,  23m  8  6 

Lampard,  William,  18  a  7/ 

Lancashire,  J.  B.,  4  a  5  6 

•»—  Xiance,  Edwin,  11  a  8  6 

Lancey,  Richard,  27;  5  6 

Lander,  John,  4  a  5  6 

W.A.,25a  8  6 

Lane,  James  Wakeman,  17;  8  a 

Lang,  Richard,  6  m  7  £ 

Langford,  S.  E..  6;  7/ 

Langenscheid,  Carl  Wilhelm,  8;  5  e 

— -»  Langmead,  James,  ^3  m  8  6 

Lapthome,  W.  H.,  30  m  6/ 

Large,  George,  10;  7  e 

0  17 


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Bankruptcies  (continued) . 

Large,  John,  Jan.,  20  m  6  a 

Thomas,  18  a  7/ 

Laud,  B.,  3j  6e 

LaYerick.  Thomas  T.,'27  mid 

Law,  C.  8.,  la  6  6 

Baistrick,  30  m  Bb 


Lawley,  John  T.,  13  J  6  6 

Lawrance,  William,  90  m  5  b 

Lawrence,  William,  16  tn  8  6 

Lawrie,  P.,  10 j  7  e 

Lawson,  Charles,  11a  Sb^llj  8a 

W.,  lOj  le 

Laying,  Francis  William,  29  a  5  a 

Lea,  J.,  ISi  6  b 

Leach,  Mary,  17  j  8  a 

Leadbetter,  George,  22  a  5  e 

Leaf,  Henry  R.,  2  m  8  6 

Leek,  R.  27  J  66 

Lee,  George,  18  a  7/ 

■     ■  Richard,  4  a  6  6 

< Sampson  Marsden,  3j  6  e 

William,  11  a  8  6 

Leeming,  James,  6/7/ 

Lees,  Richard  Haryey,  2  m  8  6 

Legat,  D.0.,10j  7/ 

Leggett,  John,  6i  7/ 

Leicester,  Peter,  11  a  8  6 

Leigh,  0.,  10  j  7  e 

Thomas,  27^  6  6 

Lennock,  George  James,  20  m  6  a 

Lennox,  W.,  9  m  8  c 

Leonard,  J.,  6  j  7/ 

LeTerington,  Sydney,  11  a  8  6 

LeTett,  Charles,  24  j  1 6 

Levy,  Moses,  9  m  8  6 

Zaohariah,  18  a  If 

Lewis,  Beigamin,  4  a  6  6 

Edw.  A.,  1  a  6  6 

F.,20j  8  6 

— —  James,  18  a  7/ 

John,  8a  46— SOm  6  6 

William,  13m  66 

Liddington,  Martha,  20  m  6  6 

Liddon,  William  Lambert,  18  a  7/ 

Lidstone,  G.,  2  m  86 

lightfoot,  EUen,  13  j  6  6 

Lindhard,  Sophos  Fred.  Mathias,  13  j  6  6 

Lines,  John,  1  a  6  6  x 

Linton,  Francis  Miles,  20  m  6  a 

H.,  26  a  8a 

Littledale,  Ambrose  Dawson,  22  a  6  c 

Llewellyn,  David,  23m  8  6 

Lloyd,  James,  27  j  5  a 

Thomas  Nathaniel,  28  m  8  6 

W.,  30m  6  6 

William,  11a  86 


Lobb,  H.  W.,  6m  7« 
Lomas,  R.,  26  a  86 
Long,  Alfred,  30  m  6  6 

—  Henry,  13  j  6  a 
Longland,  Charles,  20i  8  6 
Lord,  Simeon,  20  m  6  6 

—  Eliza,  27  m  7(2 

Loach,  Charles,  Sen.,  8  a  4  6 
Louis,  DaTid,  13  m  6  6 
18 


Bankruptcies  {continued), 

Lovegreen,  Robert,  3  j  6  « 

LoTCRrove, Joseph,  16m  86 

Lovell,  J.,  22  a  6  c 

Loveridge,  Robert,  23  m  8  6 

Lovett,  Thomas,  17i  8  a 

liowe,  Thomas,  30  m  6  6 

Lowther,  Charles,  20  m  6  a 

Lubbock,  Leonard,  6j  7/ 

Lucas,  John,  11  a  8  a 

Thomas,  23m  8  6 

-  Lucy,  Martin,  20  j  8  e 

Ludlow,  W.,  29a  6a 

Luntley,  Mary  J.,  18m  6  6 

Lupton,  John  Fulshaw,  l3  j  6  6 

Lyle,  R.,  13  m  6  6 

Lyons,  D.  M.,  6  m  7< 

Macdonald,  C,  20 j  8  c 

Mace,  Charles,  22a  Be 

Maeey,  C.  J.,  80  m  6  6 

Macalpin,  Adolphns  Frederick,  29  a  6  a 

MacfBidyen,  D.,  16m  8c 

Macfisrlane,  W.,  11  a  8  a 

Maohen,  Frank  England,  23  m  8  6 

Maokay,  H..  27j  6  6 

Mackey,  Alex.  Augostos,  11  a  8  6 

R.,  11a  8a 

Mackenzie,  C.,24j  66 

Maohin,  Charles,  29  a  6  a 

Maguire,  P.,  28  m  8  6 

MaSr,  J.,  11a  86 

Mall^lson,  Joseph,  27  j  6  6 

Manning,  G.,  2m  86-»16m  86 

Mansell,  Edw.,  17  j  8  a 

Mansfield,  G.,  6j  7/ 

Mare,  Geo.  Frederick,  8m  8  6 

Marley,  WilUam  Henry,  18m  6  6 

Marrable,  R.,  13  j  6  a 

Marpole,  Evan,  20m  66 

Marsden,  William,  2m  86 

Marshall,  J.,  2m  86 

Mason,  Edw.,  2  m  8  6 

John,  18  a  7/ 

M.,  26  a  da 

Samuel  Boott,  27i  6  6 

W.,20i  8  c 

William,  29  a  6  a 

Massey,  R.,  22  a  6  c 

Martin,  C,  A.,  13j  6  6 

J.,27j  6  6 

J.  L.,  10m  8c 

James  Henry,  8  a  4  6 

Thomas,  la  Bb 

W.,  10 j  7  c— 20j  8  a 

WaUam,  18  a  7/ 

Masters,  John,  20  j  8  c 

Mathews,  J.  H.,  29  a  6  a 

Mathison,  J^,  6  m  7/ 
Jc 


—  Matthews,    John, 
Richardson,  4  a  6  6 
William,  22  a  6  c 


00.  Walker,    &  Enoch 


Mattocks,  T..  10  j  7  e 

Maudlin,  Philip,  2  m  8  6 

Mauris,  Charles,  18  a  7/ 

Mawman,  Joseph,  4  a  6  6 

Maxwell,  Alfred,  6  m  7  f 


June  80, 1868.]     eaucbb's  nmsx  to  "  the  times  "  xtewspacbb. 


B*a 


Baakruptoiei  {continued), 

Maxwell,  T.,  9  wi  8  c 

May,  Biehard,  18  m  6& 

Maynard,  Henry  G.,  SOni  6  a 

M*Arthar,  N.,  8a  4c 

M'AToy.  T.,  17i  8  a 

M'Cabe,  J.,  2  m  8  & 

M'Caig,  James,  10  j  7/ 

John,  lOj  If 

W.,  ISj  6  6 

M'CaUum,  J.,  SJ  5/ 

McCarthy,  Denis,  4  a  5  5 

McClelland,  Samuel,  24  j  6& 

M'Clymont,  A.,  lOj  7/ 

M*Cormiok,  Gilbert,  Idm  66 

W.,  Jnn.,  22  a  5  e 


—  BTOree,  Wm.  B.,  23  m  8  & 
.  McDonald,  D.,  9  m  &c 

—  J.A.,24j  66 

—  M'Dowall,  W.  B.,  18  j  6  6 

—  M»Gaw,W.,  la  6  6 

—  McGregor,  D.,  9  fi»  8  6 

—  W.,  16a  8a 

.  M*Eendrick,  JoBepl),20j  80 

.  M*LeiBh,  D.,  22  a  6  e 

.  M'Mahon,  Thomas,  20 j  86 

.  M'Nab,  J.,  BJ  6/ 

.  M'NicoU,J.,8a  4  c 

—  M'Sheiham,  M.i  80  m  66 

—  Mead,  W.,  9  m  8  6 

—  Mederaft,  Joseph,  6J  If 

—  Medworth,  B.  B.,  6  j  7/ 

•  Meehan,  Charles  D.,  20j  8  6 

—  Bartholomew,  9  m  8  6 

•  Meikle,  J.,13i  66 

—  Mell,  George,  6  m  7  0 

.  Mellin,  G.  A.,  lOj  7  e 
■  Mendham,  Alfired,  29 a  6a 
>  Messinger,  William  Ilton,  30  m  6  6 
.  Metoalfe,  Mary  Anne,  27  j  6  b 
Metherill,  John,  29  a  6  a 
Michael,  William,  27i  6  6 
Middleton,  G.M.,  27«i  7  a 

—  William,  &  Daniel  Fox,  13  j  6  6 
Miles,  William  Willsher,  8  a  4  6 
Millard,  A.,  27  m  7d 
MiUar.W.,  30m  66 

Miller,  A.,  11  a  8  6—27  m  7s 

—  John,  4  a  6  6 

—  Thomas,  3  j  6  s 

—  W.,  2m  8  6— 6m  7e 
MiUioan,  Peitit,  16  m  86 
Millioent,  John  Oliver,  22a  6  e 
Millington,  John,  11  a  8  6 
Mills,  Eyans,  lOJ  7tf 

—  Henry  George,  27m  7 d 

—  John,  20  m  6  6 

—  Matthew,  20  j  8  c 

—  Thomas,  8a  46 

Minor,  George  Blagg,  30m  6  6 
Minter,  John,  2  m  8  6 

—  William,  26a  8a 
MitoheU,  Alex.  George,  8J  6« 

—  G.,  20m  66 

—  James,  29  a  6  a 

—  Luke  William,  11a  86 


Bankroptoies  (continued). 

Mitchell,  Richard,  29  a  6  a 

W.,  27 J  6  a 

WUUam,  ISJ  66 

Mitshell,  J.,  2  m  86 

Moat,  Albert,  2  m  8  6 

Mobbs,  John,  16  a  8  a 

Moffitt,  James,  13  m  6  6 

Moir,  John,  Jan.,  29  a  6  a 

r Moody,  Alfred,  23m  8  6 

Moorcrofl,  Thomas,  27j  6  6 

Moore,  Augustine  Francis  B.,  29  a  6  a 

B.,  9m  8  6 

Henry,  6  m  7  c— 16  m  8^ 

John,  23  m  86 


More,  D.,  3  j  ?/ 

Morgan,  David  Evan,  30m  5  6 

—  John,  16  a  8  a 

—  Owen,  29  a  6  a 

—  Thomas,  16  m  8  6 

Morley,  William  Jepson,  30  m  6  6 
Morrant,  John,  20  m  6  6 
Morris,  Abraham,  13  m  6  6 

—  Charles  Whitworth,  16  a  8  a 

—  James,  20  m  6  a 

—  James  Walwyn,  11  a  8  6 

—  J.  B.,  8  j  5  e 

—  Bobert,  &  J.  M.  Field,  20  m  6  a 

—  T.,  23m  86 
Morrison,  William,  20m  6  a 
Morrow,  Joseph  Cunard,  13  m  6  6 
Mortimer,  Sarah,  1  a  6  6 
Mortlock,  John  Fred.,  22  a  6  « 

P.A.,  &  0.  T.  &B.,24i  66 


Morton,  George,  2  m  8  6 

Moss,  Alfred,  13  j  6  6 

Mott,  Edward,  27J  6  a 

Mottershead,  Thomas,  16  m  8  6 

Mottram,  A.  B.,  30  m  6  6 

Mould,  Joe,  30m  6  6 

— ^  Moulton,  Joseph,  Jun.,  24J  6  6 

Mountford,  Samuel,  16  m  8  6 

Moutall,  W.,  16m  8  6 

Muggeridge,  H.  A.,  4  a  6  6 

Muggleton,  Valentine,  6m  7c 

Mnggridge,  James,  16  a  8  a 

Muir,  B.,  20m  6a 

Mulhall,  Patrick,  26a  8 6 

Mulligan,  John,  27/  6  6 

Munday,  Wilcox,  8  a  4  6 

William,  6m  7  c 

Munro,  John  M'lntyre,  2  m  8  6 

W.,20j  86 

W.  D.,  11a  8a 


Murray,  H.,  16a  8a^23m  86 

Murrell,  W.,  2  m  8  6 

Musgrave,  Thomas,  16m  86 

Myers,  Edward,  8  a  4  6 

John,  20/  8  c 

Myland,  W.  M.,  26  a  8a 

Mynard,  Gkorge,  22a  6  c 

Mynn,  Walter  Parker,  16m  8  6 

Nash,  George  Gilbert,  23  m  8  6 

Nasmith,  Matthew,  10  j  7  c 

Naylor,  Joseph,  6  m  7  < 

Neal,W.G.,4a  66 

a  2 


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Bankruptcies  {continued). 

Bankruptcies  {continued). 

Needham,  G.,  la  6  b 

Page,  Samuel,  1  a  6  6 

Neighbour,  James,  13m  66 

Pain,  Charlton,  16m  8 6 

Neil,  William  John,  80  m  6  6 

George,  22  a  6  c 

Ness,  William,  24i  6  6 
Newall,  Herbert,  22a  5c 

-d:^u*.j    Q1I«»  oi. 

Painter,  WilUam,  27i  6  a 

Newey,  W.,  9  m  8  6 

A.  R.,  28m  86 

Newman,  George,  9  m  8  b—27j  5  a 

John,  ISj  5  6 

..  WilHaTn   11/1  8  6     80  m  Rh 

Palmer,  William  Henry,  6m  7 e 

Thomas  Lye,  26  o  8  6 

Pardee.  Edward,  27  m  7  d 

Thomas  WiUiam,  29  a  6  a 

Newton,  G.,  27m  Id 

TXr«11«jkM«      O  an      Q  li 

Park,  Henry,  1  a  6  6 

TTnnmr    '^T  im    7  r? 

M.,27m7rf 

John,  6m  7/— 27i  6  6 

R.,  lOj  7  c 

Wmiam,  9m86 

F.  S..18a  7/ 

Nicholson,  Francis  Jardine,  4  a  6  5 

Parker,  George,  29  a  6  a 

TTnTirr   9A  m  f^h 

James,  25  a  8  6 

Isaac,  27  J  6  6 

Nicklin,  B.,6j  If 

J.,  16m  8  6 

Nicks,  William  Jubilee,  9m  8  6 

John,  1  a  6  6 

Nixon,  Francis  Edward,  27i  6  h 

George,  2m  85 

flnmnnl  A      9R  n   ^h 

Solomon,  16  m  8  6 

Noble,  Mary,  9  m  8  6 

Thomas,  20  m  6  6 

Noel,  A.  William,  Sj  6e 

Parkhonse,  Alfred,  2  m  8  6 

Norman,  Thomas,  8  a  4  6 

Parkinson,  Edward,  4  a  6  6 

Norton,  John,  20^'  8  c 

•  James,  11  a  8  6 

Norwood,  C,  23m  8  6 

Nott,  James,  16m  8 & 

TT„__   07in   7  r? 

Parlour,  Charles  Joseph,  16  a  8  a 

SauL  Letheby,  4  a  6  6 

Parr,  Edmund,  18  m  6  6 

NoyeB,W.,  17i8a 

—  Parry,  H.,  80m  6  6 

Nunn,  William,  29a  6a 

Prfrnr    Tnn     fi  i   7  f 

Parsons,  E.,  9  m  8  6 

Nuttall,  Laurence,  18  a  7/ 

Nutter,  Peter  S.,  24  i  6  6 

Partington,  John  Cooper,  18  a  7/ 

0.,27i  6  6 

Nye,  Alfred,  8a  4  6 

Oakes,J.,18a  If 

Partridge,  W.  J.,  80  m  6  6 

Ogilyie,  J.,  16m  8e 

Pascall,  Charles,  18  m  6  6 

L.,  16m  8c 

Pascoe,  John,  4  a  6  6 

0*Eeeffe,  Peter,  27m  Id 

Paterson.  J.,  10  j  7/ 

Oldham,  Henry,  24  j  66 

Paton,F.,  20m  6  6 

OUtc,  Nicholas,  9m  8  6 

Patrick,  W.,  11  a  8  6 

Oliver,  James  John,  ISj  5  6 

Pattmson,  James,  18  a  7/                           • 

Panlizky,  PhiUip,  16m  8  6 

Payne,  David  &  William,  2  m  8  6 

R.,  18m  6  6 

Ollerton,  Thofias,  2m  86 

xi*.^;i^^^v  n..;i{^.i    o  ^   q  i. 

Omering,  T.,  20m  6a 

J.,  11  a  86— 18a  7/ 

Onley,  R.  W.,  26  a  8  6 

Peach,  Benjamin  Francis  Mackenzie,  13;  5a 

Organ,  James,  23  m  8  6 

Pearce,  James,  8  a  4  6 

Ormerod,  Alfred,  28  m  8  6 

John,  18  m  6  6 

Orr,  J.,  la  66 

Pearse,  J.  A.,  26  a  8  a 

Orrell,  William,  2  m  8  6 
Orriss,  William,  17  J  8  a 

Jumrn  W     57  i  15  a 

PeatchoU,  Samuel,  2  m  8  6 

Osbom,  H.,  24  j  6  6 

Peck,  John,  11  a  8  a 

W.  H.,  lOj  7e 

Pengelly,  Alfred  W.,  30m  5  6 

Osborne,  T.,  20m  66 

Pennelly,  John,  27  i  5  a 

Osmond,  Edmund,  20  j  8  c 

Pensom,  T.,  13^'  6  6 

Otten,  J.,  30  m  6  6 

Peplow,  Joseph  F.,  11a  86 

Overett,  Thomas,  4  a  6  6 

Pepper,  Thomas,  20  j  8  c 

Overton,  T.,  9  m  8  6—30  m  6  6 

Perez,  Moses,  16m  86 

Willifim     ****  fT    n  r 

Periam,  WiUiam  H.,  25  a  8  6 

Perkins,  Wm.  Henry,  15  a  8  a 

Owen,  B.,  20  m  6  6 

William,  24  j  66 

Pettifer,  George,  24 j  1  6 

Oxford,  John,  8j  6  e 

Petty,  James,  29  a  5  a 

Oxley,W.,  lOj  7e 

PhilUps,  Benjamin  George,  13  m  6  5 

Pace,  Frederick,  18  m  6  6 

Paddon,  C,  29  a  6  a 

(\f\CkTtrf\    0  m.  R  h 

J.,  20m  6  6 

Page,  0.,  23m  8  6 

— : John,  8a  4  6 

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Ban 


Bankmptdles  {continued). 

Baakmptoies  {continued). 

Phillips,  R.,  26 a  8a 

-^^  Quinlan,  J.,  26  a  8  a 

Philo,  George,  4  a  5  6 

Baby,  J.,  28  m  86 

Philpott,  George,  18  a  7/ 

Badford,  William  Morgan,  18  a  7/ 

-  Phippard,  Joteph,  1  a  5  6     ' 

Badley,G.W.,28m8  6 

Pickett,  R.,  18  a  If 

Badmore,  J.  Y.,  18  m  6  6 

Piokihom,  William  Henir  Balfer,  SO  m  5  6 

Pickup,  J. Nelson,  20m  ib 

Bae,  B.,  22  a  6  e 

BaUs,  Thomas,  29  a  6  d 

Pierce,  J.,  6;  7/ 

Balph,  C,  lOj  7  e 

Pilgrim.  WiUiam.  13;  66 

Bamm,  Frederick,  16  a  8  a 

Pink,J.C.,24i  66 

Bamsbottom,  Joseph  Ormerod,  4  a  5  6 

Pinkney,  Bobt.,  Jmi.,  20fn  66 

Bamsden,  Samuel,  ISj  6  6 

Pitt,  WilliMn.  27m  Id 

Bander.  J.,  27  j  66 

Plater,  Alfred  Thomas,  26  a  8  a 

Bands,  William  Benjamin,  24J  6  6 

Platt,Johii,  16m8( 

Bansom,  James  Edward,  80  m  6  6 

PlewB,  James,  4  a  6  5 

Baphael,  James,  18  m  6  6 

Plomb,  Charles,  9  m  85 

Batcliff,  Henry,  9m  86 

John,  80m  66 

T.,  lOj  7e 

Plommer,  James,  4  a  6  6 

Bautzen,  Mannas,  24j  6  6 

Poland,  J.,  26 a  86 

Bayenscourt,  Edward  Charles,  4  a  6  6 

Poole,  Clement  William,  20  j  8  6 

Bawlings,  Thomas,  2  m  8  6 

Bawson,  Samuel,  8  a  4  6—11  a  8  a 

Polland,  John,  Sj  Be 

Bayment,  Samuel,  4  a  6  6 

Pope,  Charles,  4a  66 

Bea.W.  G.,27m  7d 

Bead,  David,  26  a  8  a 

Porteons,  David,  27  j  6  6 

G.H..28m  86 

Porter,  G.,  18i  7« 

P..  6i  7/ 

.      ...        Williflm    ^  n  ti  h 

Beader.J.,  18  a  If 

Potter,  John,  Ha  8  6 

Beece,  George,  18m  6  6— -16m  8  6 

Potts,  Samnel,  20m  6  6 

Beed,Eardley,2m86 

Ponlson,  George,  2  m  8  6 

George,  2  m  8  6 

Ponlter,  W..  10i7« 

Henry,  24i  66 

Poirell,  Benjamin,  18  m  6  6                      , 

Joseph,  22  a  6c 

Wlliam,  18  a  7/ 

Thomas,  Sj  5e 

Powley,  A.,  27i  6a 

Prangley,  George,  9m  86 

Bees,  Daniel,  8  12  4  6 

John,17i  8  a 

Pratt,  L.W.,  8a  46 

M.,  8  a  4  6 

Presoott,  G.  W.,  4  a  66 

Beeyes,  Charles,  80m  66 

B.,  lOi  7e 

Price,  Edward,  4  a  6  6 

W.,27j6^a 

Frederick, 29a  6a 

Beid,Jane,23m86 

James,  8  a  46 

Beilly,  A.,  29a  6a 

T.,24i  66 

Bemnant,  Charles,  4  a  6  6 

iiirni4««n   Hi  R  ^ 

Bendell,  Elias,  18  m  66 

Willinm  15fi  ftrr — lA-f  7^ 

Benwick,  J.,  24j  6  6 

Priest,  Frederick,  17j  8  a 

Betallack,  John,  26  a  8  6 

Prince,  Charles,  24i  66 

BeveU.  John  Walter.  11  a  86 

Pringle,  Isabella,  80  m  6  6 
Print,  Frederick,  27i  6  a 

Bereley,  George  Fnmcis,  8  a  4  6 

Beynolds,  W.  J.,  24i  6  6 

Prismall,  Samael,  16a  8a 

Bhodes.C„80m56 

Pritchard,  W.,  16a  8a 

Bice,  James  Edward,  2  m  8  6 

Pritchett,  Lieut.  George  Penrose,  27  J  6  a 

■D^V^^     1ft  ^    D^ 

Profit,  George,  1  a  6  6 

T.,  11a  8  a 

Proud,  J.,  9  m  8  6 

Bichards,  David,  26  a  86 

Samuel,  16  m  8  6 

Prout,  James,  28  m  8  6 
Pryer.  Alfred,  8a  46 

T»U<«  /1*AA«<     OO  A    1!  «• 

ai U— .     OA  «»    ft  1. iiT  m„    17  A 

Stephen,  &  Josepji  Pascoe,  80m  6  6 

PuUinger,  Lucy,  22  a  6  c 

Purkis,W.,20m  66 

T.,  11  a  8  6 

Purser,  George,  26  a  8  a 

George  Harwood,  17  j  8  a 

Bichardson,  C.  E.,  1  a  6  6 

'Prlmrin    97  4   ^  h 

Purslow,  Emily,  15  a  8  a 

J.,6j  7/— lOj  7e 

Putley,  James  Osborne,  26a  8a 

Bobert,  1  a  6  6 

Pyatt,  William,  80  m  6  6 

W.,  20m  6  6 

Pye,W.H.,2m8  6 

WiUiam,  4  a  6  6—9  m  8  6 

Quick,  Edward,  27i  6  6 

Richmond,  C,  18  j  5  6 

Of 

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[April  1  to 


Bankruptcies  (continued). 

Richmond,  G.,  20;  8  6 

Rickman,  T.  G.,  10 j  7  e 

Rider,  Henry,  18  o  7/ 

Riddles,  Henry,  1  o  5  6 

Ridgley,  John,  4  a  6  h 

Ridgway,  J.  H.,8a  4  6 

Riley,  Edward  James.  20J  B'e 

Rimer,  0.  R.,  18  j  6  a 

Rintoxil,  B.,  4  a  oe 

Riven,  John,  17  j  8  a 

Robbins,  George,  20 j  8  b 

Roberta,  A.  E.,  21  mid 

D.  H.,  6m  7/ 

Edward,  18m  66 

Ellen,  30m  66 

Morris,  23  m  8  6 

Robert,  16m  8  6 

Thomas,  9  m  8  6 

William,  29  a  5  a 

Robertson,  G.,  1  a  5  6 

James,  1  a  6 6 — 22 a  Be 

John,  26  a  8  6 

R.,  10 j  If 

Robinson,  Alfred,  4  a  5  6 

Ann,  80  m  6  6 

Daniel,  29  a  6  a 

John,  13  m  6  6 

Martin,  6»»i  7/     ' 

Richard,  9 m  8 6—13 J  Bb 

Sarah,  6m  If 

Samnel,  22a  6c 

Robson,  C,  17i  8  a 

Rodgers,  D.,  17  j  86 

Rodwell,  William,  15a  8a 

Rogers,  Ann,  1  a  5  6 

E.,  9m  8  6 

John,  9  m  8  6 

Nash  Richmond,  8  a  4  6 

Rogerson,  George,  4  a  5  6 

Rollason,  David  &  Benj.,  1  a  5  6 

Rollo,  W.  L.,4a  6  c 

Rooke,  J.,  13  m  6  6 

Rooney,  George  Patrick,  18  j  5  6 

Roper,  A.,  29  a  6  a 

Ross,  Charles  Harry,  21m  Id 

J.,  16  m  8c 

James,  28  m  8  6 

R.,  29a  6a 

Rosenberg,  A.,  26  a  86 

Rossiter,  J.,  3  j  6  e 

Rotherham,  J.,  27i  5  6 

Rottenberry,  John,  13  m  6  6 

Ronch,  Isaac  E.,  6  m  7  c 

Rowe,  James,  25  a  8  6 

Rowland,  John  Theophilns,  16  m  8  6 

Royle,  William  Pookes,  27  j  6  6 

-« —  Ruflf,  Jonah,  18  a  7  / 
Rmnball,  Maria,  29  a  6  a 

Rnssell,  Edwin  Trelawny,  22  a  6  c 

Philip,  24  j  6  6 

W.  0.,  18a  8a 

Ryder,  George,  1  a  6  6 

SadTeir,  Richard  Wm.  Ralph,  6  m  7/ 

Sainty,  John,  1  a  5  6 

Salt,  Wimam,  4a  5  6 

00 


Bankruptcies  [continued). 

Salway,  James,  16m  8  d 

Samethand,  A.  L.,  20m  6  6 

Samuel,  Isaac,  13 j  6  a— 11 J  8  a 

Samworth,  George,  80m  5  6 

Bander,  Anthony,  29  a  5  a 

Sanders,  James,  4  a  5  6 

Joseph,  18  a  7  / 

J.  W.  &  W.  A.,  24J  5  6 

T.,  6i  If 

Sandford,  Alfred,  16m  86 

Saner,  (George  Alfred,  21m  1  d 

Santen,  Charles  Van,  20  m  6  6 

Sargent,  William,  15  a  8  a 

Savage,  John,  29  a  5  a 

William,  8  j  6  e 

Scanlon,  Timothy,  6m  7  c 

Scarlin,  Walter  James,  4  a  5  6 

Scarr,  George,  4  a  6  6 

Scarratt,  Henry,  10  J  1  e 

Joseph,  15  a  8  a 

Schaap,  Liepman,  29  a  5  a 

Schlessinger,  A.,  17i  iSa 

Schmidt,  P.,  20 j  8  6 

SchoUay,  D.,  11  o  8  6 

Schroder,  Ludoff  Baltbaaar,  26  a  8  a 

Schultz,  J.  C,  23  m  8  6 

Scott,  Edwin  Augustine,  26  a  8  6 

James,  9m  8  6 

J.,  30m  5  6 

John  Waltdr,  25  a  8  a 

William,  26  a  8  6 

— r  Seaward,  WiUiam,  8y  5  c 

Semark,  W.,  30  m  5  6 

Senior,  John,  26  a  8  6 

Sergent,  J.,  11  a  8  5 

Sexton,  G.,  23  m  8  6 

Seymour,  George,  29  a  5  a 

William,  16  a  8a 


Shackley,  T.,  9m  8  6 

Shand,  J.,  80  m  5  o 

Sharp,  Thomas  Beatt,  11 J  8  a 

Sharpe,  William,  and  Charles  Ooipe,  ISm  6  6 

Shaw,  John,  29  a  6  a 

■  Peter,  27m  Id 

William,  6  m  7  C 

Sheddick,  G.,  18a  7/ 

Shepherd,  John  George^  20^  8  6 

S.,  10j7c 

Shepherdson,  lUchard  P.,  29  a  6  a 

Sheppard,  Tom,  16  m  8  6 

Sherrin,  H.  J.  W.,  18  a  If 

Sherwood,  Joseph,  16  m  8  6 

Shield,  A.,  22  a  6  c 

Shields,  J.,  20m  6  6 

Shore,  Sarah,  20  m  6  6 

Shorthouse,  John,  18m  66 

Shotten,  Thomas,  11a  86 

Shutz,  Henry,  2m  8  6 

Sibley,  John  Joseph,  20  m  6  a 

Siegenberg,  Jonas,  2  m  8  6 

Sier,  Rebecca,  24j  66 

Rebecca,  Jnn.,  24  j  6  6 

Siers,  George,  8  a  4  6 

SiUitoe,  Walter,  27  j  6  6 

-  Simmonds,  James,  4  a  5  6 


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Ban 


Bankruptcies  (eontinu^d). 

Baxikruptciea  (continued). 

SimmoDs, Lewis,  30w  56 

Spicer,  Thomas,  25  a  8  a 

Simms,  Samuel,  4a  6b 

Spink,  Henry,  20  j  8  c 

Simnett,  William,  24j  6  b 

Henry  John,  11  a  86 

Simons,  G.  N.,  27  j  6  a 

Sponheimer,  Mathias,  80  m  5  6 

Simpson,  DaTid,  18  a  If 

Spratt,F.  H.  B.,  4o  6  6 

Squire,  J.  H.,  9  m  8  6 

Squires,  George,  27  m  7  4 

\xr:ui^w»*  xti^u^wA    it^'    q^ 

Stacey,  Charles,  20 j  8  c 

Stafford,  Francis,  27  j  56 

Simson,  C.  H.,  27  j  6  a 

Sinden,  Thomas,  16  m  8  ft 

Stall,  A.  J.,  27  m  7d 

Sindle,  James,  18 j  6  a 

Staley,  Frank,  6  m  If 

Sissons,  Goo.  Henry,  2m  8  6 

Stalworth,  T.,9m  86 

Siyewright,  W.  A.    &  W.    Tntbnry,    80  m 

Stanmore,  Henry,  4  a  6  6 

Sb 

Stanner,  John,  18  m  6  6 

Skinner,  Henry,  16  m  8  6 

Stanefield,  Charles  T.  &  JohnW.,  27i 

66 

Thomas,  28  m  8  6 

Stantan,  Josiah,  29  a  6  a 

Skrimshire,  Edmund  Brown,  29  a  6a 

Stanyer,  John,  3  j  6  c 

Staples,  William  John,  2  m  8  6 

Slack,  John,  80  m  5  b 

Slader,  Eleazar,  26  a  86 

Starkey,  Thomas  &  Charles,  22a  6c 

Slater,  Edmund  Ernest  West,  16a  8a 

Starling,  Samuel,  11  a  8  a 

John  Henry,  4a  6  b 

Startin,  James,  26  a  8  6 

Samuel,  24  j  6  6 

States,  Charles,  8  a  46 

WilKum  ftr  'R    TTfiirHnrnt^   90  m  A  A 

Stead,  Samuel,  28  m  8  6 

Thomas,  6i  7/ 

Smart,  J.  A.,  6  j  80 

T.,  Sen.,  80  m  6  ft 

Stebbings,  G.,  16m  8  6 

Smeaton,  J.,  16  m  8  c 

Steddy,  EUzabeth,  29a  6a 

Smith,  Calvin  Denny,  20j  8  b 

Steer,  Eliza,  11  a  8  6 

David,  18m  6  6 

Steel,  John  Horatio,  27  m  7  d 

D.,  24i  66 

ThnrnftA  "Rnnn    1(\  tti  A  h 

Stelfox,  Jame8,.8j  6e 

Stephen,  J.,  27  j  6  6 

B.  G.H..4a  6  6 

E.  Bufufl,  2  m  8  6 

Stephens,  George,  9m  8  6 

G.,4a66 

James,  2m  86— 26a  86 

TT  rr     a^  rr  ^ 

Stephenson,  D.,  ISJ  If 

J.,  27m  7d— 27i  6a  ^ 

John,  9m  8  6 

Jabez,18j  6  6 

Steyens,  Henry,  9  m  8  6 

James,  11a  86— 90i  80 

John,  80  m  6  6—22  a  6  c 

John,  22a  6c— 16m  86— lOj  7e 

William,  6  j  7/ 

Mary  Jane,  20m  6  6 

Steyenson,  W.,  11a  86 

Percy  Conway,  9  m  8  6 

Stewart,  A.,  2m  8  6 

B.,  22a  6c 

James,  20 j*  8  c 

S.,  18i  6  6 

Stidder,  James  George,  27  m  7  d 

'PUavham      a    ^      K  tt 

Stilfen,  Severino,  8  j  6  e 

Stoekdale,  William,  24j  6  6 

W.,  8  j  6  e 

Willinni     <)  f  R  i- 

Stocker,  John  Duffitt,  8  j  6  e 

W.  H.,  6m  7e 

Stokes,  Isaac,  20m  6  6 

TITillJsm    TTnnmr      OO  y*      1%  A 

. Stone,  Alfred,  17  j  8  a 

^— ^  flnnw  Willi  Am    16  nt  8  6 

^^^^^"    OMS\JtI f    TT  lllitllll,   Xvf  m    o  u 

SoaneS)  Arnold  Aaron  James,  29  a  6  a 

J.,  27m  Id 

Somerset,  Charles,  2  m  8  6 

Stoner,  F.  W.,  6m  7  c 

John,  27i  6  6 

Starr,  Mary,  17  i  8  a 

Stothard,  John  Hardy,  29  a  5  a 

Somerrille,  A.  &  B.,  27  J  6  6 

Soper,  James,  4  a  6  6 

Stott,  Asa  Joseph,  23m  8  6 

Southey,  Benjamin  Hope,  11  a  8  6 

Stout,  Henry  Burton,  16  m  8  6 

Sowden,  Samuel,  18  a  7/ 

Strangways,  Bichard,  27j  6  a 

Spark,  Charles  William,  9  m  8  6 

Stratford,  Benjamin,  9  m  8  6 

Sparks,  J.,  9  m  8  6 

Stringer,  Joseph,  1  a  6  6 

Sparshott,  H.,  80m  6  6 

Samuel,  28  m  8  6 

Spearing,  Bey.  Frederick,  27  m  7  d 

Strong,  Gtorge,  20  m  6  6 

■■        Spearman,  Henry,  18 j  6  6 

H.B..  27m7d 

Speed,  George,  2m  8  6 

Willifim    ^  in  R  h 

Stmtt,  Charles  James,  2  m  6  6 

Styles,  Charles,  23a  6c 

SuflBeld,  John,  80  m  6  6 

Speirs,  H.,  22  a  6c 

Spence,  J.  B.,  29  a  6  a 

Suliyan,  Bobert  Desmond,  18  a  If 

Spencer,  Thos.  J.,  29  a  1  a 

Sunmers,  Elizabeth,  4  a  6  6 

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Bankruptcies  (continued), 

Barman,  Thomas,  20ot  66 

SQt<}liffe,  James,  27  m  7  d— 6  a  7/ 

Swan,  Richard,  27  m  7  d 

Sweeney,  J.,  29  a  5  a 

Swift,  Thomas,  11  a  8  6 

Swinscoe,  Thomas,  4  a  5  6 

Sydney,  Sydney  Isaac,  22  a  6  c 

Symmons,  WiUiam,  8  a  4  6 

.  Symonds,  J.  H.,  Gj  If 

Tacon,  Robert,  22a  6c 

TaflFs,  WilUam,  16m  8  6 

Tappenden,  C.  W.,  13  j  6  a 

Tapper,  James,  27  j  6  a 

Tasker,  John,  9  m  ,8;6 

Tate,  John.  1  a  6  6 

J.  W.,  27m  7d 

T.,  26  a  8  6 

Tayler,  Frederick  William,  27  m  7  d 

Taylor,  Charles,  6  m  7/ 

Dowijem,  18 j  6  h 

D.  C,  llo  8  6 

Edwin  John,  18  m  6  6 

G.,  30  m  6  6 

H..  25a  86 

John,  1  a  5  6—2  m  8  6—27  m  7  d 

John  Cook,  17 j  8  a 

J.  E.,26a  8  a 

M.  C,  2m86 

Thomas,  18  m  6  6 

Teagle,  Joseph    Perkins,  &  Edwin  liartin, 

27m  7d 
Terry,  John,  4  a  5  6 

Tetley,  Joseph  18  a  7/ 

Thackwray,  Thos.  Clifford,  6  m  7/ 

Thomas,  C,  10  j  7  e 

David,  8  a  4  6 

E.,  4a  66— 13m  66 

• Frederick  H.,  18  o  7/ 

James,  27  m  7  d 

John,  22  o  6  c— 26  a  8  6 

Mary,  27  m  7  d 

Samuel,  30  m  5  6 

S.  T.,  10  j  7  e 

William,  27^  6  6 

Thompson,  Charles  Edward,  24  j  6  c 

H.,  9m  86 

P.,  6m  7/ 

Richard,  22a  6e 

T.  H.,29a  5  a 

William,  20  j  8  c 

Thomson,  Horatio,  10 j  7  c 

Thorpe,  Edward,  10  m  6  a 

Henry,  11  a  8  6 

Tibbey,  George,  17 j  8  a 

Ticklcpenny,  William,  9  m  8  6 

Tiley,  Joseph,  23m  8  6 

Tiltman,  John,  6  m  7/ 

Tilston,  A.,  18  a  7/ 

Tindel,  S.  L.,  10  j  7  e 

Titheredge,  George  Robert,  $0m  6b 

Titherin^n,  William,  16m  86 

Tole,  William,  22  a  5  c 

Tomlin,  John,  1  a  6  6 

Tomlinson,  S.,  25  a  8  6 

— —  Toogood,  George,  3  j  5  « 

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Bankmptcies  (continued). 

Torkington,  Robert,  29a  5a 

Townend,  Edwin,  6m  7 f 

Towers,  Charles,  11  a  8  6 

E.,  25  a  8o 

Townsend,  John,  8  a  4  6— 8j  6  «— 13j  5  b 

R.  H.,  30  m  5  6 

Train,  George  Francis,  2  m  12  «— 9  w  10  a 

Travers,  G.,  10  j  7e 

H.  M.,  8a  4  6 

Treherne,  William,  25  a  8  a 

Tribe,  William  Pacey,  22  a  5  <? 

Trinder,  S.  T.  B.,  8  a  4  6 

Tripp,  Elizabeth,  29  a  5  a 

Troahan,  James,  13  j  5  6 

Truefitt,  Peter  L.,  25  a  8 a 

Truscott,  John,  15  a  8  a 

Tucker,  William  Owen  John,  29  a  5  a 

Tuke,  George,  16m  86 

Tullidge,  Robert,  13  j  5  6 

Tunniciiff,  James,  23m  8 6 

Tnrley,  J.,  30  m  5  6 

Turner,  Andrew,  30  m  5  6 

Frederick,  1  a  5  6 

James,  4  a  5  6 — 8  a  4  6 

John,  8  a  4  6 

R.,  2m  8  6— 24j  6  6 

W.,  23m  86— 27m  7d 

Twelvetrees,  Harper,  16  m  8  6 

Twemlow,    Jos.    Wilkinson,  Se  Charles  F. 

Bush,  17i  8  a 

Tye,  G.  R.,23m  8  6 

Tyler,  J.,  27 j  5  a 

William,  6  m  7  « 

Ulder,  Edward  Louis,  18  o  7/ 

Unsworth,  James,  25  a  8  6 

Ure,  J.,  3j  5/ 

Utley,  E.,  27  m  7d 

Valentine,  Peter,  3j  5  e 

Vanstone,  W.,  6  j  7/ 

Vamey,  John,  13  m  6  6 

Yaughan,  David,  23  m  8  6 

Mary,  9  m  8  6 

Venables,  William,  27^*  5  a 

' Vere,  Henry,  25  a  8  a 

Vickerman,  Daniel,  8  a  4  6 

Vickers,  Arthur,  2  m  8  6 

B.  J.,  13m  66 

W.,  Jun.,  28m8  6 


—  VLnoent,  George   Jackson,  Sc  S.  B.  Jones, 
11  a  8  6 

T.  C.,13m  6  6 


Vingoe,  Henry  Herbert,  29a  5  a 

—  "Vinor,  John,  27  j  6  a 

—  Vinson,  Henijy,  6  m  7  a 

Vipond,  Edwin,  10  j  7  a 

Voce,  H.,  1  a  6  6 

Vogal,  John,  1  a  5  6 

Wade,  E.  J.,  17i  8  a 

Robt..  80  m  5  6 

Wakefield,  R.,  9  m  8  6 

Walker,  W.,  24  j  6  6 

J.  E.,23m  86 

John,  20 j  8  6 

William  Broadbelt,  8  a  4  6 


Walters,  S.,  27  j  5  6 


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Bankruptcies  (continued), 

Walton,  Michael,  17 j  8  a 

Wagstaffe,  Robert,  Jud., 

Wagner,  Emil,  22a  6c 

Lomsa,  20  j  8  e 

Wainwright,  William,  4a  6b 

Waite,  James,  17  J  8  a 

Waitt,  Martin,  6ot  7/ 

Wako,  WiUiam,  7  m  7  e 

Walter  Sage,  8  o  4  6— 27  j  5  b 

Wall,  Langley,  2  wi  8  6 

WaUs,  R.,  9to  Sb 

Wallace,  Robert,  23  m  8  6 

Wallis,  Thomas,  4a  6  b 

Wallop,  Josiah,  22  a  5  c 

Walpole,  Horace  Jones,  29  a  6  a 

Walter,  Thomas,  11a  86 

Walton,  Richard,  2iii  8  6 

R..  6f»  7/ 

Thomas,  22a  5c 

WilUam,  13;*  6  6 

Walsh,  C.,8o  4b 

Waper,  Patrick  Joseph,  17  j  8  a 

.  Warbrick,  8.  A  R.,  27  m  7  d 

Ward,  G.,  9 TO  86 

John,  2  m  8  6 

W.,  9m  86 


—  Wardle,  William,  3i  6  e 

—  Warden,  Arthur  Richard  Lodwick,  29a  5  a 

—  Wame,  WilUam,  11  a  86 

—  Warren,  John,  27  to  7  <i 

•  Waring,  Joseph,  6  m  7/ 

—  Warrington,  James,  Jan.,  4  a  5  6 

—  Warlow,  Richard,  18  a  7/ 
.  Wastell,  W.,  20  m  6  a 

'  Waters,  Thomas,  24 j  6  6 
'  Wathall,  James,  4  a  5  6 
.  Watkin,  D.,  1  a  5  6 

—  Wotkins,  John,  8a  46 

—  OotaTios  Charles,  6j  7/ 

—  W.  P.,  6i  7/ 

.  Watson,  George,  18a  7/ 

—  H.  W.,  11  a  8  6 

—  Martin,  17^  8  a 

•  Watt,  John,  24  j  6  6 

—  J.  R.,  29  a  5  a 

—  &  Kay,  11  a  8  6 
Watts,  Charles,  20  to  6  6 

—  Heniy,  30to  6  6 

—  James,  Jmi.,  3j  6  e 

—  Jesse,  28  m  8  6 
Weaver,  James,  27  j  5  6 

—  William,  20;'  8  6 
Webb,  Charles,  13  j  5  6 

—  George,  23m  86 

—  H.,9to  86 
Webster,  George,  27  j  6  6 

—  Joseph,  6  j  7/ 
Weedon,  William,  15  a  8  a 
Weeks,  David,  1  a  5  6 
Weighill,  Thomas,  13  m  6  6 
Welbonme,  R.  H.,  27  to  7  d 
Welch,  W.  T.,  20 j  8  6 
Weller,  Peter,  11a  8  6 
WeUs,  H.S.,  &S.  J.,8a  4  6 

—  J.  J.,  9to  86 


Baokniptoies  {continued^, 

Wembridge,  George,  20 J  8  c 

Wdstmore,  Joseph,  1  a  5  6 

West,  Richard,  13  j  5  a 

Weston,  Edward,  '6j  5  e 

Westren,  Alfred,  2  m  8  6 

Westbrook,  Charles,  2  m  8  6 

Wetherman,  George,  25  a  8  6 

Wetton,  H.  M*Kenzie,  27;  5  a 

WhaldaU,  WiUiam.  2  m  8  6 

Wheeley,  Charles  Saunders,  22  a  5  c 

Wheal,  James,  6  m  7/ 

Whigley,  Francis,  1  a  6  6 

Whincop,  William,  27;  5  6 

White,  A.,20to  66 

C,  27;  5  6 

Francis,  4  a  5  6 

— ■' John,  lOi  7/— 10;  7  e 

Susanna,  2  m  8  6 

Thomas,  25  a  8  a 

W.,  3;  5/ 

William,  4a  56 

Whitfield,  Edwin  Francis,  22  a  6  c 

Whiting,  W.,  8  a  4  6 

Whitaker,  James,  13;  5  6 

Whitehouse,  J.,  23  m  8  6 

Whitmore,  Thomas,  13;  6  a 

Whittaker,  George,  8  a  4  6 

Whittam,  Joseph,  13  m  6  6 

Whittingham,  E.,  9  m  86 

Whittle,  John,  25  a  8  6 

Whitworth,  S..  25  a  8  6 

Wilbraham,  J.  D.,  30  m  5  d 

Wilcock,  James,  16m  86 

Wilcocks,  Frederick  James,  3;  6€ 

Wilcox.  T.  C,  6;  7/ 

Wild,  WUUam  George,  13;  5  6 

Wildber,  G.,27m  7d 

wade,  C,  25  a  8  6 

Wilder,  Theophilus,  17i  8  a 

Wildey,  John  Henry,  20  m  6  a 

Wildig,  Hugh  Bennett,  3;  6e 

WHding,  Edward,  8  a  4  6 

Wildsmith,  John  Westwood, 20m  6 6 

Wilkins,F.  L,,27m  7d 

Wilkmson,  Robert,  16m  86 

Susannah  Georgiana  Catherine,  3;  5e 

Willan.  Thomas,  25  a  8  6 

Willett.  William,  16m  8  6 

WilUam,  Alfred,  13;  56 

Williams,  David,  17;  8  a 

EdXyard,  9  m  8  6 

-  George,  17;  8  a 

J.,  la  5  6— 20m  6  6—10;  7/ 

J.  F.,  30m  5  6 

Lewis,  11  a  8  6 

Robert,  1  a  5  6 

T.  D.,  13;  5  6 

Thomas,  27;  56 

Wm.,  la   5  6— 11a  86— 16a  8a— 29a 

5  a— 16m  8  6 

WiUiamson,  Hibbitt,  30  m  5  6 

J.,  20;  8  c 


Willis,  Basil  Cochrane,  9  m  86 

Edward,  13;  5  6 

Eleanor  Ann,  27;  66 


25 


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[April  1  to 


Bankruptcies  (continued), 

WilUs,  Thomas,  8  a  4  6 

William  John,  6  m  7/ 

Wills,  Walter  Holtiff,  9  m  8ft 

Wilmot,  Charles,  Jan.,  &  Henrj  Donning, 

Bj  6e 

Wilson,  Anthony,  13  j  5  ft 

John,  11  a  8  ft 

Lahan,  4  a  5  ft 

P.,  30  m  6  c 

T.,  20w  6ft— 17f'  8a 

Thomas  Stoner,  6  m  7/— 16  m  8  6 

Wilton,  Richard,  23m  8ft 

Wimpenny,  Mary,  18  a  If 

Winch,  George  Robert,  29  a  5  a 

Winkles,  T.,  6 j  7/ 

Winks,  David,  18  a  7/ 

Winson,  Thomas,  1  a  6  ft 

Winterbottom,  Charles,  2  m  8  ft 

Withey,  Thomas,  1  a  6  ft 

Wittenburg,  Marks,  18  a  7/ 

Wolfe,  George  Charles,  4  a  5  ft 

William,  13  j  5  a 

Wolflf,  F.  W.,  16  m  8  ft 

Wolstenholme,  John,  23  m  8  ft 

Wolton,  William  T.,  Jnn.,  29  a  5  a 

Wood,  Charles,  6  m  7  « 

Henry,  1  a  6  ft 

J.,  9m  8ft 

R.,  2m  8ft 

T.  G.,  6  j  8  a 


Woodhams,  Daniel  Thomas,  4a  6ft 

Woodhead,  Moses,  32a  6e 

Woodhoase,  Thomas,  6  m  7/ 

Woodland,  Robert,  13m  6  ft 

Woods,  Thomas,  22  a  6e—16m  6ft 

Woodward,  Frederick,  24  j  6ft 

Joshaa,  26  a  8  ft 

Wordsley,  D.  T.,  6m  7/ 

WooUard,  Joseph,  20  j  8  c 

Woolley,  J.,  24J  6ft 

Wooten,  Charles  Frederick,  18m  6ft 

Richard,  23m  8ft 

Worrall,  Joseph,  6^  7/ 

Luke,  &  Thomas  Hargreftyes,  80  m  5  ft 

Wragg,  Thomas,  13  m  6  ft 

Wray,  Thomas,  8 a  4ft 

Wright,  George,  13  m  6ft~la  6  ft— 3 J  6  c 

Wyeth,  Richard,  20^  Be 

Yates,  James,  23  m  8  ft 

Teates,  Samael,  27  j  6  ft 

Yeats,  T.,  23  m  8  c 

YeomanSy  Richard,  23  m  8  ft 

Yoong,  Frederick,  1  a  6  ft 

George  William,  1  a  6ft 

James  William,  18  a  If 

Yonngs,  A.  H.,  13m  6ft 

YoxaU,  Edward,  2  m  8  ft 

Ynill,  J.,  9m  8<j— 20m  66 

BANKBUPTOUDS  ANKXTIiUBB  t— 
Blayds,  R.,  8  o  4  ft 

Breton,  John,  29  a  6  a 

Buck,  William,  22  a  6  e 

Douglas,  William,  83a  6  e 

Edge,  T.,  6i  If 

Gilford,  W.,  7m  8ft 


Bankruptcies  Annulled  {continued). 

Hobson,  J.,  8  a  4ft 

Holden,  William,  6^  7/ 

Jones,  Evan,  17j  8  a 

Uriah  Halsall,  18  a  If 

Kennicott,  Rey.  BenJ.  Centnm,  16  a  8  a 

Kenyon,  John,  29  a  6  a 

Langley,  R.,  13  m  6ft 

Martin,  R.,  9m  8ft 

Matthews,  John,   Jos.    Walker,    &    Enoch 

Richardson,  6j  If 

Morris,  Robert,  &  James  H.  Field,  3J  6  « 

Parker,  Jabez,  11  j  8  a 

Pyne,  John,  30  m  6  ft 

Roebnck,  William  R.,  9  m  8ft 

Steddy,  Elizabeth,  Zj  6  e 

Taleen,  John  Aiel,  18  a  If 

Taylor,  William  John,  6J  7/ 

Waring,  J.,  lOj  7  e 

Warren,  Mark.  18  a  If 

Wyatt,  John  Graves,  27  m  7  <i 

Wyman,  G.,  11  a  8  o 

BAirSBUPTCT  COUBT: — 

Abenheim,     Brothers,     Examination,    23 ; 

lid 

Agiomayriti,  Demetrius,  6j  11 « 

Andrew,  F.,  Examination,  6  m  18« 

Atthill,  R.,  for  Discharge,  30/  12  c 

Balfonr,  Lewis,  Jun.,  Discharge,  9m  11/ 

Bamett,  Roland  Gideon  Israel,   Discbarge, 

22a  11a 

Banmgarten,  Captain   Edward  Pioton,  6  j 

lie 

Beale,  Henry  Wolfjgang  Amadens,  for  Dis- 
charge, 24  j  11 d 

H.  W.  A.,  Examination,  21  a  11  c 

Belding,  Geo.,  Meetmg,  27j  11  c 

Benjamin,    Bei]gamin,    First   Meeting,  24 j 

lid 

Biddnlph,  Wright  k  Co.,  Dividend  Meeting, 

30m  lid— 27i  He 

Bridges,  John  Hart,  Discharge,  18  a  lid 

Bynu^jee    Dadabhoy,    Examination,    33  j 

lid 
Byron,  Henry  James,  Examination,  6  m  11  r 

Calthrop,  T.D.,  Examination,  18  a  11  d 

Caralambi,  E.  P.,  Examination,  31a  11  f— 

3;  lie 

Cluff,  8.  N.,  Discharge,  9  m  11/ 

— ^  Camming,  Martin  Imther,  Release,  8  a  11  ^ 

—4a  12c— 27m  lid 

-  Cnmock,  George,  Discharge,  18  a  11  d 

Cutler,  William,  Discharge,  26  m  11  d 

Day,  William,  Discharge,  37  i  11  c 

Be  Loosada,  Lieut.  E.  W.,  Meeting,  230 

11a 

Dempsey,  — ,  Examination,  3  m  18  <i 

Ditohman,  William,  Disoluuge,  33  a  11  a 

Dunbar,  William,  for  Discharge.  19i  11/ 

Fagnani,  Gennaro,  Meeting,  33  a  11  a— 6j 

lie 

Flosch,  Theodore.  Bxamination,  19i  11/ 

Fry,  D.  H.,  for  Discharge,  13  j  13  d 

- —  Gibbs,  Clement,  Examination,  8  m  11  ft 

Clement,  Disdiarge,  37i  11  c— 80j  12  e 

Goldsmith, —, 4i  lid 


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Bankraptey  Court  {continued),  . 

Hales,  Sir  Nftthaniel,  11  j  li  c 

Haws,  John,  Discbar^^e,  24  a  11  & 

Howard,  W^am  liddell.  Examination,  11  j 

lie 

Hubbell,  T.  B.,  Examination,  9  m  11/ 

Hntchison,  Robert,  Examination, 4a  6  d 

Hntton  and  the  Day  Kewspaper,  5rn  H^ 

Kennard,  David,   Sen.,  Examination,  28  wi 

11  « 

Lawrence,  Mortimore,  &  Schrader,  fall  Diyi- 

dend  and  Balance,  17  a  11  d 

Leyer,  John  Orrell,  Discharge,  17 a  lid 

Lewine  &  Morris,  Examination,  10  a   9  e — 

29iii  11  h 

Lvall,  George,  Discharge,  22  in   11  e—12j 

lib 

M'Callnm,  Regina,  Discharge,  25  j  12  h 

M'Master,  Joseph,  Examination,  22m  lie 

-19i  11/ 

Mare,  Charles  John,  Meeting,  6  m  13  « 

Milner,  Thos.,  for  Discharge,  17a  lie 

Notice  of  Sittings,  1  a  11  e—2  a  11  e — 8  a 

ll<^-4a  12tf— 6a  11/— 7o  12a— 8a  9/— 
9a  11/— llo  lie— 15a  lld—lQa  9/— 17a 
11/— 18a  11/— 20a  11  d— 21  a  11  d— 22  a 
llo— 23a  lid— 24a  11/-25  a  11/— 27  a 
llo— 28a  116— 29a  lie— 30a  12/— Im  12/ 
—2m  13e— 4m  lie— 6m  lid— 6m  13d— 
7m  11/— 8m  11/— 9m  11/— 11m  lid— 12m 
11/— 13m  11/— 14m  13d--15m  lid— 16m 
lie— 18m  11/— 19m  11/— 20m  ll/-21.m 
11/— 22m  lid— 23m  11  d— 26m  11/— 2Bm 
lie- 27m  lie— 28m  11/— 29m  12c— 30m 
lie— li  11/— 2j  11/— 3i  lOdr^j  11/— 
6j  11/— 6j  11/— 8i  ll/-9i  llc-lOj  lid 
—11^  lie— 12i  11/— 13i  5  6— 18j  11/— 16j 
lid— 16  j  11/— 17i  13/— 18j  11/— 19j  11a 
—20j  lie— 22j  11/— 23j  11  d— 24j  6  6— 
24  j  11/— 26i  11/— 26i  12e— 27i  11/— 29i 
11/— 30j  12  6 

Notice  of  Sittings  for  last  Examination,  1  a 

6  6 — 4a  5  6— 8a  4  6— 11  a  86— 16a  8a— 18a 
7/— 22a  6c— 26a  86-29a.  5o— 2m  86— 
6m  If—^m  86— 18m  66— 16m  86— 23m 
8  6— 27  m  7d— 30  m  6  6— 3 j  6/— 6j  7/— lOj 
If— Hi  8  a— 20i  8  c— 27j  6a 

Ooseley,  Bichard,  Discharge,  23  m  11  e 

Oxenden,  Sir  Henry  Chndleigh,  18  j  11 « 

Pain,  W.  H.  B.,  Judgment,  23m  11  e 

Palmer,  WilUam  Henry,  Examination,  20  m 

11/ 
Pet«ra  8t  Warborton,  ExaminatioD,  1  m  11  a 

Peto,    Beits    &  Crampton,  28  a   10/— 30  a 

11<»— 26«  lid— 28m  11  d— Hi  11  c— 17i 
13  d 

Pitcher  — ,  for  Examination,  24^  11  d 

Prince,  William  Banks,  for  Belease,  2j  11  d 

Poroell,  Jos.  Edw.  Henry,  Discharge,  18  a 

lid 

Rnssell,  H.,  Discharge,  17i  13  d 

Sohroeder,  L.  B„  for  Discharge,  9  j  11  e 

Bennett,  W.  J.  H.,  &  Alfred  Dayis,   Dis- 
charge, 21  a  He 

Shortread,  Piingle,  Examination,  13^  12  d 

SxlTcr,  Sydney  Joseph,  Discharge,  21  a  11  0 


Bankruptcy  Ooort  (conftmted). 

Solomon,  J.  J.,  Discharge,  17i  13  d 

Thomas,  Lewis,  for  Discharge,  26  m  11  (t 

Richard,  20?*  11  e 

Thorman,  A.  J.,  Examination,  28  a  10  d 

ToUemache,  Rev.  R.  W.  L.,  Discharge,  27i 

He 

-  Tozer,  John,  Examination,  28  a  10  d 

Twelvetrees,  Harper,  Examination,  9i  11  e 

Vincent,  T.  C,  Discharge,  27^  He 

"Vingoe,  Henry  Hubert,  Discharge,  12  m  11  d 

Waters,  Robert  Short,  6j  11  d 

Watts,  Charles  James,  for  Discharge,  24  J 

lid 

Wheeler,  G.  H.,  Examination,  6  m  18  e 

Wildes,  H.  A.,  20^  11  e 

Willard,  S.  H.,  Examination,  17i  18  d 

Barbadoes  (Bishop  of)  Resignation,  9  m  12  d 

Barking  Sewage  Farm,  14a  5  6—17  a  60 

Barkly  (Henr^  on  the  Hnrricane  at  the  MaoritjaB, 

21a  6e 
Barlow  (W.  W.)  on  Female  Suffrage,  17i  8  6 
Barnes  and  the  Fourth  of  April,  6  a  9  e 
Bamsley,  DestmctiTe  Fire   at,  29m    He — Hi 

6/ 
Barret  (Michael,  the  Oonyict)  Attempted  Alibi  in 

faTour  of,  7  m  10  c— 12  m  10/ 

Oonfinnation  of  Sentence,  26  m  12  6 

Deputation  to  GoTemment  for  a  Respite,  7  m 

9/— 8m  126 
— ^  Execution,  27  m  9  e 

Leading  Article  on,  29  a  9  6—8  m  9  c 

Leading  Article  on  Mr.  Bright's  Suggestion, 

26m  9c 

Letter  from,  to  Mr.  M'Oorry,  18 m  lid 

Memorial  to  Gbyemment,  9  m  12  c 

Respite  of,  11m  lOd— 18m  lid 

Barristers  and  the  Uniyendties,  17  a  12  0^-18  a 

12/~20a  12  d 
Barry  (Edw.  M.)  on  the  New  Law  Courts,  15i  6  6 

— 22i  9/ 
Bath,  Order  of,  conferred  on  H.  L.  Langeyin,  18  m 

66 
Bath  and  West  of  England  Exhibition,  80  m  5  e— 

8i9d-4i9d 
Bayaria,  Independence  of,  11  a  9  e 
Miscellaneous  News,  28  a  12  d — Im  12  a — 

6i    12o— 6i    9d— 9i    i2a— 18i    12d— 19i 

-  12  a 

New  Drill  Regulations,  18  a  10a 

New  Emigrant  Trea^  with  America,  2i3  m 

12a— 80i  He 

Trial  of  Count  Charinsky  and  8ent«nee,  29  i 

12a 

Baxter,  Rose  &  Co.,  on  the  New  Spanish  Loan,  4  a 
bd 

Bayley  Ss  Rawsthome  (Messrs.)  on  the  Bmoke 
Nuisance,  18  m  6  e 

Bazalgette  (J.  W.)  on  the  Embankment  and  Rail- 
way, 1  a  10  6 

Beales  (Edm.)  on  the  Prospect  of  his  being  an 
M.P.,  18i  6/ 

on  the  Guildhall  Meeting,  24i  12  e 

Beauchamp  (Lord  and  Lady),  Worcester  Oorporft- 
tioB  Wedding  Present  to,  16  a  10  d 

Beaufort  (G.  C.)  Appeal,  28  m  10/ 


PAUCEE's  index  to  ''  THE  TIKEB  "  ITEWSPAFEB. 


[April  1  to 


Beokham  (Lieat.-C!ol.)  Sabsoriptions  for,  1  a  11/ 

—7a   11/— 16a  lie— 31a   U/— 2w   13/— 

7m  11« 
Beetroot  Sugar,  Exports,  9a  9b 
Bedford  (Paul)  his  FareweU,  18  m  9/ 
Beer,  Export  of,  12  m  5  6 

■•  and  Ventilation  of  Cellars,  3^*  9  e 

Shops,  8  j  11a 

BEIiOIITM :— 

Adm.  Farragut  arrived  at  Antwerp,  8  j  9  e 

r  at  Brussels,  10  j  12  a 

Departure  of,  24  j  12  a 

Disturbances  in  Charleroi,  2  a  9  h — 2  a  10  a 

Elections,  26  m  12  a— 10  j  12  a 

Hesse  (Prince  and  Princess  of)  Grand  Enter- 
tainment to,  18j  12  d 

Imports,  16  m  11/ 

^-^  Law   relating   to    Foreigners    residing    in 

Belgium,  16  m  12  6 

Naphtha  "Vessel  exploded,  4  a  12  a 

BelUngham  (A.)  Appeal  for  Widows  and  Orphans, 

20  m  6/ 
Benaventi  (M.^  on  the  Chilian  AfEair,  3  a  10  « 
Bennett  (WiUiam  Stemdale)  on  the  Academy  of 

Musio,  20j  12  d 
Bermondsey,  Great  Fire  in  Long  Lane,  16i  6/ 
Bertram  (F.  M.  B.)  on  Tube  Pumps,  26  m  12  6 
Bethel  (Hon.  Bichard)  surrenders  to  his  Outlawry, 

29m  9c 
Bethlehem  and  Bridewell  Hospitals,  27  a  9/ 
Bewick  (Thomas  &  John)  Price  Sale  List  of  Works 

by,  12i  11  b 
Bicknell  (A.  S.)  on  an  Earthquake  at  Bi^a,  28  m 

10  d 
Biddulph  (Anthony  Wris^t)  on  Hotel  Bobberies, 

23  m  10/— 27  m  5/ 
Bimell  (John)  on  Betting  Commission  Offices,  16  a 

Billinghurst  (J.  W.)  on  the  Church  of  St.  Mildred, 
Poultry,  20  a  10  e 

Bills  of  Exchange,  New  Act,  27  a  6/ 

LawBeUtingto,  22a    7c— 23a    76— 27a 

76 

Birmingham  Horse  and  Hound  Show,  24*  12/— 
26i9«— 26^11/ 

Town  Council,  Address  to  Her  Majesty,  29  a 

9e 

Uncovering   of    the  (Statue   of  the  Printe 

Consort,  29  a  9« 

BIBTHS:— In  consequence  of  the  Begistrar  Gen- 
eral haying  a  complete  Alphabetical  List  from 
1837,  of  all  Births  in  the  British  Dominions,  as 
also  of  all  British  Subjects  bom  abroad,  which 
can  be  inspected  at  any  time  at  the  Office  in 
Somerset  House,  it  is  not  deemed  expedient  to 
continue  the  minimum  lists  as  adyertised  in  the 
Times. 

Bishop  of  London*s  Fund,  16  m  9d — 9?'  12  d — 
Hi  6/— 16i  6e 

of  London  and  the  President,  an  American 

Report,  20  j  11/ 

Bishopsgate  Ward,  Contest  for  the  Alderman's 
Gown,  23  a  12  c— 28  a  10  c 

Black  Forest  Industry,  Statistics,  7a  9d 
—  Lead  superseded  by  Paint  for   Stnyes  and 
Ovens,  16  j  10  e 


Blackfiriars  New  Bridge,  Laying  the  Foundation 

Stone  of  the  New  Piers,  4  a  12  6 
Blind,  Society  for  Home  Teaching  of  the,    16J 

10/ 
Boarding  Schools,  Cheap,  29  m  12  6 
Bognor,  Intention  of  the  Prince  and  Princess  of 

Wales  to  Stop  at,  3  a  12  « 
Boiling  Down,  a  Scene  in  Australia,  18 j  5  e 
Bombay  in  1867, 10  j  9/ 
Book  Trade  in  Leipzic,  13i  10  6 
Boundary  Bill,  20  m  12  d 
Commission,  the  Metropolitan  Boxonghs,  8  a 

4/ 

Provincial  Boroughs,  2j  6  6 

Clifford  (Frederick)  on,  8j  6  c 

Leading  Articles  on,  14  m  10  d — 16  m  9  6 

— 2j  8c— 3i  8  c 
Bournemouth,  New  Church  at,  6j  9/ 
Bourke  (Bobert)  on  the  Irish  Church,  1  a  6  6 
Bousfield  (B.J.)  on  the  Forest  Gate  Outrage,  Sj 

Bowen  (James  B.)  on  Wales  for  a  Boyal  Besidence, 

18m  6a 
Bowyer  (Sir  George)  on  the  State  of  Italy,  17  j  12  e 

—20  J  12<f— 23j  10  a 
an  Italian's  Answer  to  Sir  George  Bowyer, 

IBj  6e 
an  Englishman's  Answer  to  Sir  George  Bow- 
yer, 22i  6  c 
Boylan  (B.  D.,  of  the    Beform    Club)  not  the 

Speaker  at  St.  James'  Hall  Meeting,  20  a  9/ 
Boyle  Lectures  at  Whitehall,  27  a  12c 
Bradford,  Fire  at 'Messrs.  Priestman's  Mill,  16  m 

9s 
Brassey   (Thos.)  on  our  Iron-clad  Fleets,  14  m 

7d 
BBAZIL: — 
Assassination  of  General  Flores,  8  a  12  a 

—7a  6e 
Budget,  Deficiency,  17j  12  c— 22  j  7  a 

—  Conunercial  Intelligence,  3  a  12  a — 7  a  6/— 
15a9c— 16o  7c— 21a  6a— 29a  9c— 29* 
12a— 80a  96— 4m  6d— 16m  12  6— 18m  6a 
—29m  12a— 80m  12a— IJ  12a— Sj  9^— 
16i  12a^l7i  14  a— 22i  10c-«0i  11 « 

Financial  Beport,  22  j  10  e 

(General  Assembly,  Opening  of,  and  the  Em- 
peror's Speech,  22  j  10  e 

— ^  Great  Navsl  "Victory,  7  o  5  d 

— —  Immigrant  Ship,  21  a  6  a 

Miscellaneous  News,  4  a  12  a— 16  m  10  e— 

18m  6a— 29m  12a— 8;  9c— 22^  lie 

Paraguayan  War,  8a    llo— 3a    IScI— 9a 

96— 10a  10<— 16a  9c— 16a  10c— 21a  12e 
— 29o  12a— 80a  96— 4m  6d— 20m  6J- 
IJ  12  a— «j  9  c— 17 J  14  a— 22i  10  c 

— ^  Shipping  Intelligence,  7  a  6/ — 4  m  6<2 

Two  Paraguayan  Stesmers  Sunk,  18  m  6  a 

Bresrey  (F.  W.)  on  the  Accident  to  Delamane^s 
Baloon,  29i  12  d 

Bremen,  Great  Fire  at,  24  J  12  a 

Brett  (Edward  Ladd),  Sale  List  of  his  Pietures,  Ij 
9a 

(Serj.,  the  murdered  Policeman)  Stone  Memo- 
rial to,  ftt  Manchester,  18  a  12  c 

Brewer  (J.  8.)  on  the  Irish  Church,  10  a  8  « 


June  30, 1868.]     palmer's  index  to  "  the  timUs  *'  newspapee. 


Cam 


Brewer  (J.  S.)  on  the  Sapremacj  Qnestion   in 

Ireland,  18  m  6  6 
Brewers  and  Betailers  of  Beer,  Staiifltics  of,  13  m 

9d 
Brighton  Hotel  Company,  Liquidators,  18 J  7  b 
Bright  (John)  on  the  Irish  Ghnrch,  23  a  5a 

Irish  Land  Scheme  ReTiewed,  7  a  5  c 

on  Minorities,  29  m  9  c 

Note  on,  8a  4/— 10a  10 e 

Speech  at  Liverpool,  4j  5  c 

British  Army,  Strength  of,  23  a  5  e 

Colnmbia,27a  6/— 2j  6e 

Empire  Mntoal  Life  Assurance,  8  a  5  c 

Home  for  Incurables,  30  a  11  <? 

Indian  Exports,  23 »  12/ 

Manufactures  exponed  to  America,  6  m  12  a 

Museum,  Letters  about,  1  a  10  a 

Extracts  from  the  Blue  Book  about,  2  a 


10/ 


Statistics  of,  14  m  13  c 


Orphan  Asylum,  Meeting,  12  m  11  a 

Shipowners*  Company,  16  a  6/ 

and  Foreign  Bible  Society  Meeting,  7  m  6/ 

Marine  Insurance  Company,  30 j  12  d 

Sailors'  Society,  20  m  5  f 

Briton  Medical  and  General  Life  Association,  17  a 
6a 

Brocoli,  nearly  150  tons  from  Cornwall,  6  a  10/ 

Brooke  (Sir  James,  Bajah  of  Sarawak),  Death,  12  j 
12  c 

Account  of,  15  j  6  a 

Brougham  (Lord),  and  the  Social  Science  Associa- 
tion, 15m  Be 

Memoir  of,  11  m  56 

Funeral,  14  m  11  d — 30  m  12  c 

and  the  French,  14  m  12  & 

Brown  (J.),  on  Hotel  Robberies,  27m  5 f 

(John)  &  Co.,  Report,  23  j  10  6 

Brace  (H.  A.)  on  Medical  Examinations  for  Di- 
plomas, 14m  7 d 

TGeorge  Brudenel),  Sketch  of,  Sj  9  a 

(H.  A.)  on  Mines,  15  j  7  e 

Bnmlees  (James)  on  the  Mont  Cenis  Railway,  12  m 
5a 

Bryant  &  May's  Lucifer  Match  Manufactory  burnt 
down,  10  j  9/ 

Buckingham  Palace,  Attempt  to  Blow  up,  23  a  12  e 

Fire  at,  ISm  5e 

Badd  <C.  P.  &  W.  C),  Heirs  to  an  Estate  of 
£16,000,000,  20  a  76 

Barchell  (Wm.)«  on  Mr.  Ricardo  and  the  Tele- 
graph, 30a  5d 

Bnrgoyne  (J.  F.)  on  our  Fortifications,  6  m  6  d 

Bnrlington  House  Colonnade,  BJ  10/— 9 j  10  d— 
llj  7  c 

Barns  Monument,  8j  11/ 

B  a  tier  (H.  Montagu)  on  the  Harrow  Prolusiones, 
19  j  6  6— 23j  86 

C. 

Cabinet  Councils,  4  a  11  e—6  a  9  6—20  a  9  a — 
21a  9  6— 22  a  9  6— 23  a  9  c— 2  m  11  a— 5  m 
9d— 9m  9£— 11m  9c— 18m  96— 20m  9tf— 
22  m  9/— 28  m  9/— 25  m  9  a— Ij  9  a— 6 j  9d 
— 6i  9c-8i  9  a— llj  9  a— 13^.  9  d— 15 j  9  6 
— 22i  8/— 27j  lOe— 29j  9  6 


Cabmen,  Meeting  of,  against  the  Master's  Oppres- 
sion, 7  m  9  « 

Calthorpe  (Lord),  Sketch  of,  4m  9/ 

Cam,  Improvement  of  the  River,  8j  12  e — 25  j  10  c 
— 26j  11/       

CAMBBIDOE  UJNlVJflBSITT:— 

Address  to  Her  Majesty  on  the  Attempt  on 

the  Life  of  the  Duke  of  Edinburgh,  8  m  12  6 

Barristers  who  belonged  to  the  University, 

17  a  12  a— 18  a  12/ 

Board  of  Medical  Studies,  Alteration,  23  a  9/ 

— 4m  6/  9 

Brown  (Sir.  W.),  Medals,  Award,  9  m  12  6 

Cambridge     Philosophical      Society,      Mr. 

Fisher's  Paper,  25  a  10  6 

Mr.  PaJmer's  Paper,  9  m  12  6 

Chancellor's    Prize    Poem    Medal,  Award, 

25m  9/ 
Medal,  Award,  llj  9/ 


14/ 


Christ's  College,  Education  of  Fellows,  6  m 


Elections,  12  j  8  a 
Scholarship,  Awards,  6a  5/ 


9/- 
12/- 


Classical  Studies,  Subjects,  2m  7 f 

Congregations  to  be  held,  1  a  9  c 

Crane's  Charity,  6  m  14/ 

Degrees  Conferred,  18  a    12/— 24  a 

15m   12  6— 21m   lie— 29m   5a— 15j 
19  j  12d—22j  9/— 24j  10/ 

Discussion  for  a  Law  and  History  Tripos, 

4  m  5/ 

Downing  College,  Minor  Scholarships  Elec- 
tion, 8  a  10/ 

Elections  to  Minor  Scholarships  at  Trinity, 

28  a  12/ 

Examinations  for  Degrees,  16  m  5/ — 11  j  9/ 

— 18j  9/— 20i  12  « 

Honours,  16  m  5/ 

Glen  (Alex.),  not  of  Cheltenham  College  but 

of  Charterhouse,  8  a  10 f 

Greek  Lectures,  17  a  7  6 

Hulsean  Lectures,  1  a  9  c 

Longfellow    (Mr.)    granted    an    Honorary 

LL.D.,  13j  12e— 18j  9/ 
Magdalen  College  Scholarship,  Election,  28  a 

12/ 

Matriculations,  25  m  9/ 

Miscellaneous   Information,  21a  8  a — 20  m 

12/— 21m    lie— 23m    12/— 27m    106— Sj 

9«— 8i  12«— Uj  9/ 
Pembroke  College  open  Scholarships,  Award. 

13il2e 

Scholarships,  23  a  9/ 

Porson  Prize,  Award,  11  j  9/ 

Powis  Medal,  Award,  11  j  9/ 

Preachers  for  the  Year,  26  j  10  6 

Ride  Lecture,  30  m  12  d 

Queen's  College,  Election  of  Minor  Scholars, 

4m  6/ 

St.  Catherine's,  Election  of  Scholars,  15i 

12/ 

St.  John's,  Minor  Scholarships,  Successful 

Candidates,  2m  7/ 

St.  Peter's  College,  Elections,  18i  9/ 

Sheepshank's  Exhibition,  Examination, 

7/— 19i  12  d 

29 


Cam 


PALM£B  S    IND£X  TO   "  THE  TIMES       ITEWSFAJES. 


[April  1  to 


Cambridge  TXniTersity  {continued), 

Sir.  W.  Browne's  Medals,  Award,  11 J  9/ 

Tancred  Studentships,  6  j  7  e 

Trinity  College,  Minor  Scholar  Elections,  1  a 

9  c— 28  a  12/ 

List  of  Elected.  26  a  10  6 

Tjrwhitt's  Hebrew  Scholars,  Electiong,  27  m 

10  b 

Whewell  Ponndation,  Election  of  Two  Scho- 
lars, 2  m  If 

Whitworth*8  Exhibitions,  lAm  7  d 

Winchester  Reading  Prizes,  Award,  2  m  7  f 

Letter  on,  5  m  12  c 

Campbell  (Donald)  on   the  Abyssinian  Railway, 

7m  12b 
CANADA :— 
Address  of  Sympathy  to  the  Qneen  on  the 

Attack  on  the  Doke  of  Edinburgh,  9  m  12  6 
Assassination    of  Mr.  D*Arcy  M'Gee,   18  a 

12a— 20a  10c— 22a  lOd— 23a  66 

Arrests  on  Suspicion,  20  a  12  a — 22a  12  5 

Evidence  against  Whelan,  27  a  5  e — 2  m  7  b 

—4m  5d 
Bill  to  make  American  Silver  a  Legal  Tender, 

8a  76 
to  Provide  for  the  Family  of  Senator  M'Oee, 

9m  12b 

Emigration  to,  28  m  12  6 

Estimates  for  the  Year,  20  a  10  & 

Fenian  Plot  to   blow   up   the   Parliament 

House  at  Ottawa,  22  a  12  6 

Gun-boats  on  the  St.  Lawrence  to  watoh  the 

Fenians,  10  j  12  6 

MacdonaJd  Abduction,  2m7b 

M'Gee  (Senator),  Public  Funeral  of,  25  a 

12  a 

Militia  Bill,  20a  10  c 

Petition  to  open  Lake  Huron  for  Navigation, 

12  j  10  a 

-  Proceedings  in  Parliament,  1  a  5  & 
on  the  Abduction  of  Allen  Macdonald,  1  a 


5b 


on  the  Currency,  1  (i  5  6 

Debates  on  the  Fenian  Baid  of  1866,  eto., 


9a  9c 

Extradition  Treaty,  la  5b 

—  Proposed  Annexation    of   the  North 


West 


Territory, 

-  Prorogation  of  Parliament,  11 J  9  b 

Seizure  of  Fenian  Correspondence,  28  a  12  c 

^-^  Tax  on  American  Fishing  Yessels,  22  m  12  c 

Troops  for  the  Papal  Army  from  Montreal, 

9a  9d 
Canal,  Cavonr,  Bj  7  e 

East  India  Irrigation  and  Canal  Company, 

14m  96— 19m  11a 

-  Grand  Junction,  Bj  7/ 

Gloucester  and  Berkeley,  6  a  7  c 

State  of  Shares  in,  8  a  5  c— 10  a  5  d— 16  a 

7/— 22  a  7  c— 29  a  12  c— 6 j  10c— 10  j  10  6— 
20 J  7/— 27i  11  d 

Suez  Company,  16  m  10  a — 29  m  6  a — 6  j 

10a— 17i  12a— 24/  5f—f9j  lOdandc 

Candlish  (John)  on  the  Lodging  Suffrage,  17/  11/ 
Canterbxuy  (Arohbp.)  on  Education,  28  a  9  c 

Convoeatioa  of,  6  a  96 

SO 


CAFB  OF  aOOD  HOPS :— 

Conference  at  Aliwal  about  Basuto  Land,  7  a 

9  a— 26a  12  6 

Government  Official  Defalcations,  7  a  9  a 

Miscellaneous  News,   7  a   9  a — 25  a   126 — 

9  m  12  6—12  m  9  d— 25  m  6  c 

Progress  of  the  Anti-Colenso  Churches,  9  m 

12  6 

Ship  News,  7  a  9  a— 16  a  7  c— 25  a    12  6— 

9  m  12  6— 8  j  9  c 

Valuable  Coal-bed  Discovered,  9  m  12  6 

Capital  Punishment,  New  Law  on,  4/  12  6 
Cardigan  (Earl  of),  Trial,  23  a  12/ 
Carlisle,  New  Parish  Church  at,  67  7  e 

Escape  and  Bo-oapture  of  Prisoners  from, 

12  m  9/ 

Carmichael  Prizes  Award,  9  m  10  a 

Carnarvon  Castle,  16  J  5  d 

Carnarvon,  Visit  of  the  Boyal  Party  to,  27  a  9  « 

Waterworks    opened    by    the    Prince    of 

Wales,  27  a  9  c 

Carnegie  (A.)  on  the  New  Overland  Boute,  ICa 
96 

Cartwright  (Alfred,  Murdered  by  Bishop),  Sub- 
scription for  his  Family,  10  a  9d — 18  a  11/— 
20  a  11  c— 24  a  12/— 27  a  11/— 1  m  12  c 

Catholics  and  Ritualists,  6  a  12  f 

Catholic  Grievance,  Roman  Catholic  Service  in 
Prisons,  25  m  11  a^— 26  m  10  c 

Cattle  Plague,  another  Disease  in  America,  4  j  11  d 

Order  Belating  to  Belgian  Cattle  Revoked, 

8a  46 

Order,  23  m  10/— 29i  12  d 


Trade,  State  of  the  Market,  1  a  11  6—2  a  7  c 

—3  a  1 1  c— 6  a  7  6— 7  a  6  6—8  a  5  /— 9  ale— 
10a  6  6— 13a  66— Ua  9c— 15a7/— 16a  5c 
—17  a  6  c— 18  a  6  c— 20  a  6  c— 21a  5<f — 22  a 
7/— 23a  76— 24a  10c— 22a  7/— 28a  10c 
—80a  7/— 2m  Sd-^m  7b— 5m  10<f— 6» 
12c— 7m  6c— 8m  10  6— 11  m  7  6— 12m  5d 
—18  m  10/— 14  m  9/— 16  m  10^— 18»  7  a— 
19m  Uc— 20m  lie— 21m  7/— 22  m  11  b- 
23  m  7  6— 26  m  10*-27m  10/— 28  m  7  c— 
29  m  lOd-lj  ef—2j  6f—Bj  7/— 4j  7  c— 
5j  10  6— 8 j  7  6— 9 j  10  6— lOj  lOd— 11/  7  c 
— 12j  10  6—16/  7  6— 16i  10/— 17/  12  d— 
18 j  7/— 19j  10/— 22^-  7  a— 23/  lOd— 24j 
10dr-25j  7  c— 26i  12d—29j  6d 

Cave,  Brown  &  Co.  (Messrs.)*  an  Attempted 
Swindle  on,  26  m  12  c 

Central  Criminal  Court,  the  Opening  of  the  Session, 
6a  10c— 9 j  lid 

and  Mr.  Commissioner  Kerr,  15  a  11  c 

^—  Committal  of  Thomas  Edw.  Briarlj  for 
Contempt  of  Court,  7  a  11  6—8  a  9  6 

Becorder's  Charge,  7  a  11  a — 9/  11  d 

Becommendation  for  a  Ptiblie   Prosecutor, 

13a  9<{ 

Ceylon,  Annual  Beport  on,  20  m  11  c 

Company,  11  j  7  6 

Chads  (Adm.  Sir  H.  Ducie)  Sketch  of,  8  a  7  c 

Chairs  in  Public  Parks,  Bight  of  Cbarge,    25; 

Chambers  (Bobert,  Ex-champion  Oarsman  of  the 

World)  Death,  5j  6  a 
Funeral,  9  j  5  c 


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Chancellor  (Francis),  Hint  to  the  Bojal  Aoademy, 

23a  Sd 
Change  of  Names :  Talbot — Carpenter,  20 j  8  b 
Chapel  Royal,  St.  James*,  Preachers  for  the  Month, 

8  m  9/ 
Charing  Cross  Hospital,  7  m  12  d 

Lord  Overstone  elected  President,  17 J  10  o 

Charitable  Fund  Dinners,  9  j  12  b 

Charity  Children  at  St.  Paul's,  5j  9e 

Chatterton  (Mrs.,  irhose  Husband  was  shot  by  a 

Madman),  Subscriptions  for,  14  a  10  b — 15  a  11  d 

—16  a  9  «— 9  TO  11 « 
Chancery,  Delays  in,  from  the  numerous  Holidays, 

&o.,  25  TO  11/— 9  j  10/ 

-  Delays  in,  by  granting  '*  time  to  plead,"  26  m 

10  « 

Gheape  (George  Clerk),  Gift  to  St.  Andrews'  Uni- 
Tersity,  25a  6e 

Cheltenham  College,  Annual  Prise  Day,  26  j  11/ 

Head-mastership  Taoant,  2  m  7/ 

Chelsea,  List  of  Candidates  for  Direct  Commis- 
sions, 18  a  10  c 

Cbesney  (Lieut.-Col.  C.)  on  Study  of  Military 
History,  6  a  9/ 

Chester,  Address  of  the  Mayor  to  the  Prince  *and 
Princess  of  Wales,  15  a  9  d 

Dinner  to  the  Prince  and  Princess  of  Wales, 

16a  7<?— 17a  6a 

General  Visitation  of  the  Bishop,  IS  J  11  a 

Meeting    to    raise   Funds    to    Bestore    the 

Cathedral,  Ij  9  e^5j  9  d 

Child  (Coles)  on  the  Railway  Amalgamation,  29^' 

6d 
Children's  Dinners,  Appeal  for,  15  a  6  & 
China, Oommerciallntelligence, 9 a  9b — 24a  12a 

— 2  TO  7  a— 16  TO  12  6— 26  TO  12  a— 10  j  12  a— 

18j  12fr— 24j  12  a 

DisooTery  of  Copper  at  Chefoo,  12  j  12  6 

Foreigners  may  Lease  Land,  12  j  12  b 

Chitty  (Thomas  Edward)  Sketch  of,  6  to  14/ 
Choice  of  a  Prison  by  a  Juvenile  Thief,  ,27  to 

^/ 
(prist's  Hospital  Athletic  Sports,  29  j  12  e 

Nautical  Boys  at  Buckingham  Palace,  6  a 

6e 
Christian  Yemaciilar  Education  Society  for  India, 

19to  9/ 
Christie  and  Manson,  Sale  Price  List  of  Mr.  Brett's 

Pictures,  Ij  9a. 

of  Mr.  Bulkeley  Owen's  Picture^  1  m  12/ 

of  Clarkson  Stanfield's  Drawings,  9  to  10  a — 

11  TO  6tf— 12to  9/— 13  to  8  a— 14  to  7/— 15  to 
56 

of  Mr.  Fallow's  Figures,  Ac.,  25  m  6  ii 

of  Mr.  Flaton's  Pictures,  4  to  9  « 

of  Mr.  Haigh's  Pictures,  8j  12  d 

•  of  Indian  Collection  from  Paris  Exhibition, 

lOj  12/ 

of  Jewels,  27  TO  7/ 

of  Modem  Pictures,  15  J  12/— 22  j  12  e 

of  Mr.  Morby's  Pictures,  6  a  9/ 

of  Old  China,  &c,,  18^  12  e 

Chromolithography,  Mr.  Day's  Cartooas  of  Raphael, 

19to  12  6— 21to  126 
Church  of  England  on  the  Continent,  26  m  12  £ 
Pastoral-Aid  Sooieiy,  Meeting,  a-m  5  a 


Church  of  England,  Patronage,  ForestaUipg  the 

Market.  16  a  10  c 
Rate  at  Preston,  Prosecution  of  a  Roman 

Catholic  Priest  for  6d.,  27  a  12/ 
with  its  Minister  and  Congregation  destroyed 

at  Shanghai,  1  j  6  c 
Chymists  and  Druggists,  new  Act  about,  26  m  9/ 
City    Churches,    Proposition    for    RemoTing    St. 

Mildred's,  Poultry,  18  a  7  6— 20  a  10  e 
of  Glasgow  Life  Assurance  Company,  30  a 

7c 
of  London  Permanent  Benefit  Building  So- 
ciety, 2  TO  8  c 

Terminus  Hotel,  14to  9s 

Orvn.  ACTIONS :— 

Abersma  Iron  Works  v,  Wickens,  22  a  10  « 

—27  a  10/ 

Agra  Bank  re  Woroester,  9  m  10/ 

Aikman v, Low,  16 m  lid 

Aleock  V,  Aerated  Bread  Company,  25i  11  c 

AUhusen  V.  Melgargo,  24  a  10/ 

Amor  V.  Pikge,  20  a  11  c 

•: Anderson  v.  Eccles,  26  m  11  6 

Anglis  V,  Ward,  13  m  11  c 

Appleton  V.  Stephenson,  an  Attorney,  SO  m 

lie 

Ashley  v.  Harris,  5j  11 6 

Ashford,  in  the  Matter  of,  5j  11a 

Astley  V.  London    Gaslight  Company,  2  a 

11a     * 

Atkinson  v.  Coles,  18 a  lid 

Attorney  General  v.  Bunce,  28  a  10  a 

V.  Cambridge  Consumers'  Gas  Company, 

29  TO  10€— 30j  12  <J 

V,  Colney  Hatch  Asylum,  24  j  11  a 

V.  Dakin,    15m    lie— 25 m    lid— 22 j 


lid 


V.  Edmunds,  2  a  116— Sj  10«— lOj  10  c 

t?.  Earl  of  Lonsdale,  28  m  116— 9  j  Uo— 

11  j  11a— 12j  lOe—Uj  11a 

V.  Heath,  24  a  10  d 

i;.  Leonard  Edmunds,  27  m  11  a 

V.  Reyeley  and  others,  29  to  11  a— 30  m 

lid— 6j  116 
t>.  Stevens,  12m  lie— 18m  lOe— 14m 

7a 
V.  TosseU,  11/  11a 

—  Bahia  and  San  Francisco  Railway,  80  m  11 6 

—  Baines  and  others  v,  Lumley  and  others, 
20a  116 

—  Baker  and  another  v»  Anderson,  9  j  11  a 
V.  Bamett,  4to  11  a — ^9  to  11  c 


—  Bank  of  Hindustan,  etc.,  17  a  10  e 

—  Bath  Monetary  Company  i7.  Jane  Croydon, 
12to  11c 

—  Batstone  v>  Thames  Embankment,  6  m  13  a 

—  Baxter  v.  Laogjey,  29  j  11  b 

—  Beall  in  the  matter  of  Copyright  Act  Conyic- 
tions,  24  a  10/ 

—  Beattie  v.  Sherland,  6  a  II  o 

—  Beaumont  v.  Johnston,  17  a  10  e 

—  Barned*s  Banking  Company  «.  Xeies  Wine 
Shipping  Company,  12>  10  d 

—  Barry  «.  Barrott,  11  j  lie— 12/  11a 

Bedford  v,  Moore  and  others,  6  a  ||  d 

—  BoHlsy «?.  B^al%y,85flr  JO* 

an 


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PALMEB  S   INDEX  TO   "  THE   TIMES  "    NEW8PAPEB. 


[April  1  to 


Civil  Aotions  (continued). 

Bennett  v.  Lewis,  23  a  10  e—2^  a  11  b — ^25  a 

Berndstone  v.  Ghorchill,  22  a  10  « 

Berrison  v.  Philips,  4  m  11  a 

Berthon  and  others  v.  Berthou,  17  a  11  e 

Bew  v»  Bill,  8m  11  a 

Biddiscomb  v.  Phillips,  6m  Ida 

Bign&ll  V,  London  and  South  Western  Bail- 
way,  23  j  11  c 

Bird  V,  Elwes,  28  m  11  c 

Blaokwall  v.  Lawton,  IB  a  lid 

Block  r.  Archer,  20 j  11  a 

BoYill  V.  Cowan,  23  a  10  a— 24  a  10  d 

V.  Smith,  23  a  10  a 

Bowden  i?.  Bowden,  22  a  10  «— 23  a  10  6— 

30  a  11/— 28  m  116 

Bowen  v.  Russell,  16  j  11  c 

Bower   v.    Soo.    des    Afifeoteors   da  Great 

Eastern,  25  j  11  a 

Boweron,  Baily  &  Co.,  28  m  11 6 

Bradlangh  v.  De  Bin,  26  m  11 6 

Bradshaw,  v.  Green,  29  j  11  a 

Brake  v.  Money  and  another,  22  j  11  d 

Bramble  v.  Moss,  17  a  11 6 

Brassey  v.  St.  Thomas*  Floating  Dock  Com- 
pany, 30  j  12  e 

Brannd  v.  Earl  of  Deron,  17  a  10  0 

Brazilian  and  Portngnese  Bank  v.  British 

and  American  Banking  Corporation,  ^  m  11  c — 
6  m  13  a 

Brickmann  v.  Chambers  and  others,  25  m 

lid 

Bridges  v.  Garratt,  21  a  10/ 

Brighton  and  another  v.  Commissioners  of 

Inland  Beyenne,  8  m  11  6 

Brighton  Hotel  Company,  29  j  10/ 

Bristol  and  North   Somerset  Railway,  SO  J 

12  « 

Bristowe  v.  Wigmore,  21  a  10  f 

British    Columbia    Saw-mill    Company   v, 

Nettleship,  22al0/ 
British    and   American    Steam   Navigation 

Company — L.  Just's  Case,  9  m  10/ 

-  British  and  Foreign  Railway  Plant  Company 
t?.  the  Warrant  Finance  Company,  7  m  10/ 

— -  Bromage  v.  Thicks,  8^'  11  c 

Bromley  v.  Brunton,  23  j  11  b 

Brooke  v.  Badley,  8j  11  b 

Brooks  V.  Courtney,  2  m  13  c 

Brougham  (Lord)    v.  Cauyen,  80  a  11 /-^ 

4  m  10/ 
Brown  v,  Cator  and  others,  24  j  11  b — 26  j 

lie 
— ~  Biyant  v.  Foot,  11  m  11  c 

Browne  v.  Whitehead  and  another,  15m  lie 

Bruce  and  another  v,  Radford  and  another, 

la  12e 

Bryant  V.  Popham,  18  a  116— 20  a  116 

Buccleugh  (Duke  of)  v.  Metropolitan  Board 

of  Works,  17  a  11 6—26  m  11  6—27  m  11 6 

Bullen  V.  Teece,  20  J  11  d 

Buhner  v.  Wolmershausen,  25  j  11  e 

Bum  V.  Manchester  &  Sheffield  Railway, 

20a  11a 

Bnrronghei  St  Watts  v,  Smyther,  20  j  11  d 

82 


GiTil  Aotions  (continued), 

ButtereU  v,  Butterell,  18  a  11  d 

Button  and  another  v.  South  Eastern  Bail- 
way,  17i  13  6— 18j  lie 

Buxton  V,  North  Eastern  Railway,  18  a  11 6 

Carlisle  and  Westmoreland  Archdeaconries, 

6i  He 

Carpenter  v.  Stanley,  11  m  11  6 

Carr  v.  Stringer,  4  m  11  a 

Cartwright  v.  Hewitt,  9  m  11  a 

Cass  t>.  Watson,  19  j  11/ 

Cassell  V.  Parker,  6  m  13  6 

Catholic  Uniyersity  v,  Dublin  Trunk  RaH- 

way,  17i  14  a —23  j  10  a 

Caulfield  v»  Witworth,  Ij  11  c— 6i  11  d 

Challoner  t;.  Whitworth,  17  a  116 

Chandler  v.  Great  Western  Railway,  3  a  11  ^ 

Charlesworth  and  others  v.  Pollard  and  an- 
other, 25a  10  d 

Charity  Commissioners  re  Tamworth  School, 

24a  lOd— Im  lOe 

Cheyne  v,  Dayies,  6 a  lid 

Christmas  and  James  v.  Wood,  20  a   11  c— 

23a  lOe— 24a  116 

Churchyard  v.  Johns,  19  j  11  e 

Clancy  ex  parte^  29  m  10/ 

Clark  V.  Sheers,  80  a  12  d 

V.  Sydney,  1  a  12 f 

Arbitrator's  Award,  6  a  11/ 

Clarke  and  another  v.  Prowse,  1  a  12  e — 17  a 

11a 
Claydon  v.  Green,  oj  11 6 

Cleflf  r.  Nation,  2  a  11  a 

Clement  v.  Batten,  22  a  10/ 

Climie  v.  Wood,  11/  11  6 

Coles  V.  Bristowe,  4  m  10/ 

Collier  r.  Lord  Kilmorey,  25  m  11  d 

Ceilings  v.  Beresford,  11  m  11  e 

Commercial  Bank  Corporation  of  India,  5J 

'     11  a 

Compensation  Claim  v.  Monmonthshire  Rail- 
way, 6  m  13  a 

Connor  t?.  South  Eastern  Railway,  17i  13  h 

Conseryators  of  the    Thames  v.   Hall  and 

another,  om  lie 

V.  Victoria  and  Pimlico  Railway,  2  j  11  c 

Consolidated  Bank  v.  Smith,  24  a  10  f 

re  Contract  Company,  13  j  11  a 

Cook  V.  Hemmings,  1  m  10/ 

Cope  V,  Blair,  17  a  11  6    * 

Coppen  V,  Tompkins,  17  j  18  6 

Corbet  v.  Commissioners  of   H.M.  Worb, 

80  m  11  a 

Cornish  v.  Constable,  2j  11  e 

Coronership  of  Middlesex,  1  m  10/ 

Corporation  of  Carlisle  v.  Graham  and  an- 
other, 18  a  11  e 

Corrance  v,  Lowe,  25  a  10 f 

Coryt;.  Daris,  13m  lie 

Cowper  V.  Gardiner,  12  j  10  d 

Cox  t?.  Bamett,  17  j  18  6 

V.  Terry,  18  a  11  d 

Cramer  and  others  v.  Aylen,  7  m  11 6 

t;.  Ambler,  7  m  11 6 

Crane  v,  Kilpin,  2  m  13  a 

Crayen  9.  Ciayen,  28  a  10  a 


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OMl  Actions  {continued). 

. CraTen  ii.  TraiU,  23  a  10  (i 

Cresswell  v.  Gresswell,  18  a  11  a 

Crofts  V,  Bowden,  30 m  lid 

— ^  Cross  V.  Hyne,  1  j  11  c 

CroBsley  the  Yonnger  v.  Mason,  6  a  11  « 

^—  Crowtber  v.  Lancashire  and  Yorkshire  Bail- 
way,  24a  10/ 

.  V.  Walkley,  16to  11c 

Crystal  v.  Soath  Eastern  Bailway,  20^  11  d 

. Cnrrans  v.  Edwards,  16j  10  e 

Daniel  v.  Chaplin,  6  m  13  a 

V.  Metropolitan  Bailway,  22  j  11  d 

—  Darbey  v.  Gadsby  and  another,  19  j  11  e 

Bayies  v.  M'Henry,  9  to  11  a— 11  m  11  d 

Dans   V.    London,    Biighton,    and    Soath 

Coast  Bailway,  29i  lie 

DaTis  V.  Holditch,  16a  9 d 

and  wife  v.  Stocker,  15  m  11  e 

Day  V.  Wms,  29  m  11  a 

D'Alteyrao  v.  Long,  7  to  10/ 

De  Mattos  v.  North,  6  to  13  6—1 J  11  e 

Dennear  v.  Borchett,  4  j  11  b 

Denyer  v,  Bnrchett,  27  to  11  6—28  to  11  d 

DeTon  and  Somerset  Bailway  Company,  29 j 

11  a— 2  NoUeea 

Dickerson  v.  Webber,  27  a  10/ 

Dierden  v,  Villiers,  24  J  11  a 

Dignam  v,  Bailey,  15  to  11  e 

Disderi  &  Co.,  26  to  11  a— 29i  10 

Dixon  V.  Wrench,  22  a  10/ 

Dolan  V,  Maedermot,  6  j  11  e 

P  Dove  v.  Toker,  5  j  11 6 

Downing  v,  Mowlem  and  another,  17^'  13  6 

— ISj  11 d 
Downs  V,  Heme  Bay,  Ac,  Oyster  Fishery 

Company,  28  m  11 6 

Dublin  Cab  Driver  v.  Lord  Yanx,  20  j  10  d 

Dnnn  v.  Marsh,  22  a  10/ 

Dntdh  V.  Llewellyn,  1  a  12  e 

Bales  V.  Gordon,  11  to  11 6 

. East  of  England  Bank,  2jf  11  a 

Eastlake  v,  Edmmids,  25  j  11  c 

Egyptian  Commercial  and  Trading  Company 

17.  Kelson,  4j  11  a 
.  Empire  Assnranee  Corporation,  25  a  10  c 

Engel  V.  Fitch  and  others,  17  a  10/ 

•  Esmonde  v.  Esmonde,  5^'  5/ 

Eustace  v,  Dublin  Trunk  Connecting  Bail- 
way,  6  J  11  e 

Eyison  v.  Marshall,  28  a  10  d 

Ezley  and  another  v.  Ingles  and  another, 

18o  lid— 3j  lie 
. Eyre  (Ex-governor)  in  the  Matter  of,  1  m  lOe 

— 9to  11a— 11  to  116— 3 j  9/— 9i  llo— lOj 

11a 

. Eyton  V.  Denbigh,  Ac,  5  to  10/ 

. re  Factage  Parisien,  24  a  10  d 

. Faithful  ex  parte   London,  Brighton,  and 

South  Coast  Bailway,  11  to  11 6—26  to  11  a 
^         Faulkner  v.  Metropolitan  Bailway,  20  j  11  d 

Faure  v,  Higgins,  28  j  11  c 

^        Finchv.Norwich  Insurance  Company,  17  a  11 6 
and  others  v.  Norwich  Provident  Assurance, 


80a  12« 
—  Finney  v.  0rant,  29  j  11  a 


Civil  Actions  (eontinued). 

Firth  V.  Eastlake,  29^  11 6 

Fisher  v.  Viall,  21  a  10/— 20j  lie 

Fleet  V,  Perrens,  23  m  11  e 

Fleisohman  v,  Momington,  8  to  10  e 

Fletcher  v,  Alexander,  1  to  10/ 

r.  Sheppard,  2  to  13  e 

Foster  r.  Great  Eastern  Bailway,  30  a  11/ 

Foxley  re  Nurse,  20  a  10/ 

Fordikes  and  wife  v.  Stone,  25  J  11 6 

Fordham  v.  London,  Brighton,  and  South 

Coast  Bailway.  9  to  11  e 

Foster  «.  French,  12^  10  « 

France  v.  Blakeley«  6  a  11 « 

-  Francis  v.  Johnstone,  18  a  12  6 
Franks  v.  Jordan,  6j  11  d 

Free  Fishers  of  Whitstable  v*  Freeman,  20  j 

He 

Frewen  v»  Hastings  Board  of  Health,  6  j  He 

Fumiss  V.  Midland  Bailway,  26  to  11 6 

Gardiner  r.  Cowper,  12  j  10  d 

Gardner  v.  Sharpe,  12  j  10  d 

Gamett  v.  Backhouse,  7  to  11  a 

Gatacre  v.  Woolrich,  2j  11  e 

Gaywood  r.  Wood,  20  a  11 6 

General  Steam  Navigation  Company  v.  Bri- 
tish Colonial  Steamship  Company,  3  j  11  e — 13  j 
116 

V.  Watbns,  29i  11  d 

— -^—  Exchange  Bank,  exparte  Preston,  29  J  10/ 

•  Provident  Assurance  Company,  6j  11  a — 

29i  10/ 

Gibbon  r.  Monteith,  12  to  11  e 

Gibbs  17.  Boss,  2  a  11a 

Gill  re  Titherington,  18  j  11  a 

Gimber  v,  Bahn,  27  to  11 6 

•— —  Glenister  and  another  v.  Pierce,  19  j  11  e 

Gk>dwin v.  Dewick,  18 to  He 

Goodier  v,  London  and  North  Western  Bail- 
way,  18  a  10  6 

Graves  v.  Prince,  13  j  11a 

V,  Ashford,  1  to  10/ 

Gray  v.  West  and  Wife,  80  to  11  c 

Greaves t/.  Walton,  la  12/ 

Grayton  v.  Markham,  22j  11  d 

Gtreen  t?.  Appleby,  18  a  11  6 

V,  General  Provident  Assurance  Company, 


30m  Ha 

Greenwood  v.  Bipley,  29^'  10/ 

-  Grill  V,  General  Iron  Steam  Collier  Company, 
13to  lid 

Greenslade  v.  Darby,  2  to  13  6 

-  Groves  v.  South  Eastern  Bailway,  20  a  11  c 
—22  a  11/— 25  a  10  e 

Guardians  of  Stockport,  29  to  10/ 

Gwyn  V.  Neath  Canal  Company,  25  to  11  d 

-  Hahnv.  London  and  North  Western  Bailway, 
la  12  d 

Halford  v.  London  and  North  Western  Bail- 
way,  24  j  116— 25j  He 

Hall  i;.  Buthven,  18  j  11  e— 19  J  11  e 

».  Bawcliflfe,  etc.,  2a  He 


—  Hamhiond  i7.  Langley,  7  to  11 6 

—  Harford  V.  Crowther,  8  to  10/ 

—  Hargreaves  v,  Lancashire  and  Yorkshire  Bail- 
way,  8;  He 

D  88 


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[Afmllto 


Civil  Actions  (continued). 

Harrington  v.  Hazrington,  20  a   10/— -27  a 

10  6 
Harris  v.  Bagot — Second  Action,  28 j  12  &— 

26 j  11 « 
re  Hartley,  28 m  lie 

Hartley  v.  Burton,  22  a  10  « 

Hanrey  v.  Crowders  and  others,  5  m  11  c 

— -  Hatchette  v.  Moxon,  20  a  11  a 

Hawkins  v.  Layton,  27  to  11  a 

Hayling  Railway  Company,  8  to  10/ 

re  Henry  ex  parte  EIUb,  30  to  11  a 

High  Alston  Churchwarden,  12^'  10/ 

High  Halstow  Churchwardens,  2j  11  h 

Hill,  Robert  Raby,  in  the  Matter  of,  29  m 

10  e 

V,  New  River  Company,  22  a  10  < 

Hillerby  v.  Manchester,  Sheffield,  etc.,  Rail- 
way, la  12«— lOj  116 

Hind  V,  River  Wear  Comnussioners,  20  a 

11a 

Hippesley,  Rev.  R.  W.,  ex  parte,  29  to  10/ 

Hoare,  Gumey,  and  others  v.  Sir  Thomas 

Maryon  Wilson,  Hampstead  Heath,  25  J  11  h 
Hobson  V,  Aspinall,  29  j  10/— 80  J  12  e 

Holford  V.  George,  8  j  11  b 

-  Holgate,  a  Coroner,  Ij  11  a 

Holmes  v.  Kane,  19  j  11/— 20j  lid 

Hopkins  v.  James,  8^'  11  d— 11^'  116 

V.  Worcester,  etc..  Canal,  10 j  11a 

Hopkinson  v.  Manchester,  etc.  Railway,  2  a 

lie 

Horsley  v.  Leak,  23  j  11  6 

Houghton  V.  Aerated  Bread  Company,  24/ 

116 

Howard,  Lord  Edward,  v.  Commissioners  of 

Inland  Rerenue,  8  to  11  a 

■  Hudson  V.  Condell,  5  to  11  c 

-  r.  Scott  and  another,  18  j  11  d 

-  Hughes  V.  Millichamp,  29  J  11  6 

Hunter  v»  Hardy,  Im  lOd 

Hussey  v.  Metropolitan  Railway  Company, 

18a  116 

Imperial  Bank  of  China,  etc.,  v.  Bank    of 

Hindustan,  etc.,  8  to  10/ 

Imperial  Mercantile  Credit  Association,  ex 

parte  Clement,  16  a  9  c 

Imperial  Steam  and  Household  Coal  Com- 
pany, 18  a  11  a— 20  a  10/ 

Inglis  V.  Guthrie,  24  a  10  d 

Inman  v.  Morgan,  12  to  11  c 

Iron  Ship  Coating  Company  v,  Blmit,  28  to 

lie 

Isaacson  v.  Arabin,  5  to  11  e 

— —  Jackson  t^.  Athawes,  23  j  11  c 

Jacobs  re  Jacobs,  2  to  13  a 

James V.  Olive,  17a  116— 4 j  116— 6 j  lid 

— 8j  lie 
■  V.  Booth,  12 TO  lie 

Jemmenez  r.  Souter  and  another,  16  a  9  d 

Jersey,  Earl,  v.  Dicker  &  Yates,  20  a  11  d 

Jessop  t?.  Manchester,  Ac,  Railway,  2  a  11  e 

Johnson  v.  Lyford,  26  a  10/— 24  j  11  6 

Jones  and  others  v.  Great  Western  Railway, 

IBj  lie 

v^  Badley,  16  a  9  c 

84' 


OiTil  Aotiona  (continued). 

Jones  V.  Festiniog  Tramiray  Company,  29  j 

11a 

■  V.  Heasman,  21  a  10  f 
V,  Lane  and  another,  29  J  11  d 

Keen  v.  Hartnoll,  16 j  11 6—16/  lie 

Keene  v.  Corporation  of  Doneaater,  80  a  12  d 

Kemp  V.  Manlowe,  11  m  11  e 

Kent  Coast  Railway,  v.  London,  Chatlism,  A 

Dover,  Ij  lie— 8i  lOe— 10/  10/ 

Kent  V.  Freehold   Land  and  Biiok-making 

Company,  4j  11a 
Kermode  v.  Macdonald,  25/  11  a 

Kemaghan  v.  Williams,  28  j  11  fr— 24/  11  a 

Kerry  v.  Goodwin,  7  to  11  6 

Kimbray  r.  Draper,  2j  11  6 

Knock  V.  Metropolitan  Railway,  20/  11  d 

Lamb  v.  Bullock,  27  to  11  6 

Lambton  v.  Lady  Clare,  23  a  10  « 

Lancashire  v,  Hyam  and  another,  1/  lie 

—4/  116 
Lancashire  and  Yorkshire  Railway  v.  Gidlow, 

Gidlow,  Gidlow,  and  Gidlow,  6  a  11  e— 90  a  11  c 

—6/  11  d— 8/  11  e 

Langley  v.  Hammond,  18  a  11  d — ^2  m  13  d 

Larssen  v.  Monmouthshire  Railway  and  Ca- 
nal, 18/  lid 

Lawrence  v.  Flitch,  12tri  lid 

V,  King,  27  o  10/ 

Layard  t?.  Overy,  4  to  11  a 

Lester  v.  Hall,  14  to  18  d 

Levy  V.  Bishop,  6/  11  a 

Lilley  t;.  Lord  Cardigan,  27  a  10/ 

Lloyd  r.  Banks,  6/  lie 

V.  Burrup  &  Reave,  26  to  11  6—27 «  11 6 

—1/  lie— 12/  11a 

Lord  V.  Maritime,  Sse.  Improvement  Com- 
pany, 11  TO  11 6 

Lovell  V.  Slater,  17  a  11a 

Llanfair    Slate   Company   v.  Brittain,  17/ 

18  6 

London,    Chatham  Ss  Dover  Railway,  27  a 

10  e 

Chatham  &  Dover  Railway,  v.  Hayor,  Ac, 

of  London,  20/  11  a 

ex  parte  Hodgson,  27  a  10/— 80  a  11/ 

V.  Imperial  Mercantile  Credit  Company, 

&o.,  30to  11a — 10/  10/ 

Hamburgh,  &o.  Bank  v.  Spielman,  2/  11  a 
and  Northern   Insurance  Company,   13/ 


116 


London  Engineering  Company  v  Tyler,  80  at 

116 
and  Provincial  Starch  Company,  ex  parU 

Gower,  27  a  10  f 

Long  V.  Lindsay,  17  a  11  a 

Lucas  V.  Handfield,  6/  11  e 

Lyon  V.  Home,  22  a  10 e— 98  a  10  6— 94  a 

10 d— 26a    10 e— 28a    10«— 29a    lOtf— 30a 

12  a— 1  TO  lOd— 2to  18  a— 23 to  11a 

Lyons  v.  Atlee,  20  a  11 6 

Macqueen  t?.  Dixon,  27  a  11  a 

Manchester,  Mayor  of,  v.  Chapman,  5/  11  d 

—9/  116 

Manders  v.  Lefevre,  29/  11  a 

Manley  v.  Young,  2&a  10 » 


June  80, 1868.]     pjlliceb'b  utdez  to  "  the  tiuss  "  kewspa? eb. 


Civ 


CiTil  Actions  (continued). 

Marriott  t;.  Soutb  Western  Bailwav,  1  a  12/ 

— 29 j  11 b 

Martin  v,  England,  23  J  11  c—Zij  11  a 

*— '  Master  and  others,  v.  Blackpool,  eto.,  Railway, 

2a  lib 

V.  Hnnt.  9iii  10/-20J  11  a 

Masters  v,  LefeTre,'24J  11a— 25J  11 5—80  j 

12  « 

Matthews  v»  Disconnt  Corporation,  30  a  12  d 

Maxsted  v,  Morris,  9  m  11  c 

; May  V,  Moljneox  and  others,  2  m  13  c— 4  m 

11  a 

Mayer  v.  Parr,  23  a  10  d 

M' Andrew  t'.  Saunders,  3  a  11  d — 6  a  11  a — 

7a  lid— 8a  8/ 
M'Fadyen  v.  Mayor  of  Liverpool,  10 J  11  h 

M*Kean  v.  M'lver,  80  a  12  « 

M*Laren  t;.  Waller,  20 J  10  d 

M*Qnire  and  Wife  v.  Marthi,  17  a  11  c— 18  a 

lid 

Mercantile  Exchange  Bank  t^.  Gladstone,  eto. 

2;  lid 
Mercate  v,  Sadler,  14m   13<I— 16ni   lie — 

16m  lid— 18m  lie— 19m  11a— 20m  11/ 
Metropolitan  Board  of  Works  t;.  Metropolitan 

Bailway,  9j  11  e . 
Bailway  r.  Cross,  2  m  18  0 

Middlesex  Coronership,  12  j  10  e 

Mid- Wales  Bailway  Company,  6 j  11  c— -13  j 

11  h 

Mills  V,  Mayor,  etc.,  of  Colchester,  20 j  lid 

Mody  and  others  v,  Gregson  and  others,  23^' 

lie 

-  Moolgee  and  another  v,  Schuster  and  others, 
30 J  12 tf 

Moone  v,  Bose,  29  J  11  a 

Moore  r.  Denton  and  another,  18/  11  d 

t;.  Dunn,  20  a  11  a— 21  a  10  e 

V.  North  London  Bailway  Company,  18  a 


lift 


Momington  v,  Wellesley,  8  m  10  e 

—  Morgan  v.  Metropolitan  Bailway,  29  m  11  a 

Morley  and  another  v.  How,  11  m  11  c 

Morrice  v,  Southey,  24  j  11  h 

—  Mould  V.  Mould  and  others,  17  a  11  e 
Munro  v.  Ellis,  6  j  11  d 

Murch  V.  Morgan,  28  a  10  e — ^9  m  11  c 

Murray  v.  Webster,  20  a  11  a 

Muskell  V.  Muskett,  18  a  11  d 

Myers  v,  Jaquin,  20  a  11  e 

NaTTOji  V,  Bank  of  India,  etc.,  5  m  11  <; 

Negroponte  v.  Holmes  and  others,  29  j  11  c 

— 80j  12 « 

New  Steam  Tug  Company  v,  Hughes,  2  m 

18  e 

^—  Newbonm  and  others  v.  Pritchard,  20  a  11  <; 

Newton  r.  London  and  North  Western  Bail- 
way,  16/  11  c 

North  Western  Bank  v.Estherington,  22  a  10/ 

— p-  Nichols  V,  Pease,  28  j  11  h 

Ogilrie  V.  Currie,  17  a  10  « 

Oldham  v.  Smith,  12  m  11  c 

— —  Oriental  Commercial  Bank  it  parte  Maxon- 
doff,  6m  18a 
■  ■■  8wann*0  Case,  8/  11  a 


Civil  Actions  (continued), 

Oriental    Financisl   Corporation — Overend, 

Gumey  &  Co.,  20  a  11  a 

Osbom  V,  Brittan,  26 j  lie— 29/  lid 

Overend,  Gumey  &  Co.,  27  m  11  a 

-  Owen  V,  Jones,  18  a  11 6—5  m  11  5 

Oxford  and  Canterbury  Music  Halls,  8  m  10/ 

Paddock  v.  N.  E.  Bailway,  15  j  lie 

Page  r,  Wisden,  12  j  10  e 

Paget  V,  Wright,  22  j  11  a 

Pahner  v,  Walesby,  17  a  10/ 

Parkes  v.  Great  Western  Bailway,  20  a  lib 

V.  Prescott  and  another,  19^"  11  e 

Parkinson  v,  Lancashire  and  Yorkshire  Bail- 
way,  la  12  d— 18a  116— 7m  11a 

Parry  and  another  v.  Kerr,  2  a  11 6 

Parsons  v.  Parsons,  12  m  11  e 

Patrick  V.  Wood,  18  j  il  c 

Payne  r.  Mayor,  &o.,  of  Weymouth,  11  j  11 6 

Pease  v.  Jackson,  Zj  10  e 

Perryman  v.  Lister,  15  m  11 C 

Persse  v.  Brady,  29  m  6  a 

Peruvian  Bailway  ex  parte  WaHis,  1  j  11  c — 

11 j  11  a 

re  Petre,  2m  13e— 9m  10/ 

Petty  v.  Hale  and  another,  18  a  11  e 

Phillips  V.  Eyre,  20  a  9/— 26J   106—29/ 

11a 

Pickett V.  Forster,  12 m  lie 

Piercy  v,  Presteign,  Glun,  &c.,  Bailway,  1  j 

lie 

Plant  V.  Brandon,  5  m  11 6 

Pollyn  V.  Hill,  2 m  13d 

Poole  V.  London  &  North  Western  Bailway, 

30m  116 

' Pooley  re  Gabrielli,  30  m  11  a 

Pooley  Hall  Colliery  Company  v.  Orux,  27  m 

11a 

Potter  V,  Rankin,  ij  11 5 

Potteries,  Shrewsbury  and  North  Wales  Bail- 
way,  11 m  11 6 

Potts  V,  Smith,  29  m  lOe— 8j  lOe— 27» 

11a 

Powell  V.  Hoell,  20  a  11  a 

Pratt  V.  James  and  others,  24  a  11  a 

Price  &  Wakefield  r.  Beade,  10  j  11  e 

Priestly  V.  Local  Board  of  Camarron,  23  a 

10  d 

Prince  V.  Knowles,  1/  11 0 

Protector  Insurance  Office  v.  Lord  Fitahar- 

dinge,  4  J  11 6 

— >  Provincial  Union  Assnranoe  Company,  6/ 
116 

Prudential  Life  Assnranoe,  27  m  11  a 

Assurance  Company  v.  Commissioners  of 

Sewers,  18  j  106 

Pugh  V,  Arton,  28  J  11 6 

Queen  v»  Archdeacon  of  Exeter,  24^  11  a 

V.  Bp.  of  London,  30  a  12  a 

■    '  v»  Burford,  17  a  11  a 

V,  Chamberlain  of  London— Kerr,  86  m 


116 


.  Chamberlain  of  London,  18/  11 6 
v.  Chancellor  of  Carlisle,  11  j  11a 
V.  Cohen,  1  j  11  d 
V,  Diplook,  5  i  11  a 


Civ 


PALMBE*S   INDEX  TO  "  THE  TIMES  "  ITBWSPAPBK. 


[April  1  to 


Civil  Aotions  (eontiniud), 

Queen  v.  Dnckett,  27  a  11  a 

V,  Eyre,  9;  11  a— lOj  11  a 

■  V.  Freeman,  20  a  11  a 

V,  Gee,  8  m  11  a 

V,  Gee  and  another,  1  a  12/ 

v.  Geo.  Halford,  27  a  11a 

V,  Glyde,  1  j  11  d 

V.  Lady  Glamis,  21  a  10  « 

t?.  John  Marsden,  27  a  10/ 

V,  Mayor  of  Tewkesbury,  16  j  10  e 

.  ...    '  V.  M'Oann  and  others,  15 j  11  c 

V.  Bogera  and  others,  27  a  11  a 

r.Ryland,  Ij  lid 

V,  Sahnon,2a  116— 8m  11  a— 11m  116 

t;.  Shaw,  Ij  lid 

V.  Tugwell,  8  m  llo— llj  11a 

V.  Western,  27  a  11  a 

V.  Wyman,  13  j  11 6 

Baglan  Hall  Oollieries  Company,  25  a  10  c 

Bagner  v.  Eoohler,  20  a  11  c— 21  a  10/ 

Beadhead  v.  Midland  Railway,  15  j  11  e 

Beading  v.  Taylor  and  another,  9  J  11 « 

Recife  and  San  Francisco  Bailway,  80  m  11 6 

Reeye  v.  South  Eastern  Bailway,  24  j  11  6 

Bennicles  v.  Morris,  11m  11  c 

BeTens  t?,  Cavanagh,  24  a  11a 

Bichards  v,  Jenldns  and  others,  6  m  18  a 

Biohmond  Union  v.  Dean  and  Chapter  of  St. 

Paurs,  4  j  11 6 
Biches  v,  Owen,  29  m  10  « 

Biddell  v,  Anglesea  Central  Bailway,  1  m  10  <2 

Rider  v,  Welshpool  Board  of  Health,  25  j 

11a 

Bidgway  v.  Graves,  16  a  9  c 

Bisk  Allah  v.  Whitehurst,  &e,.  Daily  TeU- 

graph,  15  J    10<— 16j    Ua— 17i    12/— 18  J 

llo— 19j  116— 20  j  116 
i;.  Johnson,  The  Standard,  22J  10/— 24 1' 

11a 

Boberts  re  GUbbons,  80  m  11  a 

Bobertson  v,  Hackett,  18  a  12  6 

^—  Bobey  v.  Crow,  11  m  11  6 

BoUe  V.  White,  7  m  11  a 

Bose  17.  Wallace,  2j  He 

Bosentall  v.  Laws,  4J  11  e 

• Boss,  Clerk,  v,  Adcook,  6  m  18  a — 7  m  11 6 

'' Boussen  v,  Titiens,  21  m  9  d 

Boyal  Bank  of  liTerpool,  4  m  10/ 

Rubini  v.  Maccabe,  22  a  10/ 

Budd  t'.  Great  Horton  Industrial  Self-Help 

Society,  la  12e 

Budge  V.  Bowman,  26  j  lib 

Busden  v.  Pope,  9^  11  c 

Russell  V.  Befrast  Railway,  29  j  11  c 

Byan  v.  Wombwell,  22  j  11  d 

Byde  Station  Company,  6  j  11  a 

Sadler  v.  Smith,  17  a  10/ 

Salmon  v.  Barwick  and  others,  24  a  11  a 

Samuelson  v.  Mattison,  12^'  10  e 

Sanderson  v,  nett  of  Kin  of  Isabella  Hunt, 

11;  116 

Savage's  Trust,  4  m  10/ 

Baville  v.  Kinnaird,  20  a  10/ 

Saxby  V.  Manchester  &  Lincolnshire  Bail- 
way,  28  a  10  d 
B6 


CiTil  Aotions  (continued), 

Sayers  v.  Stent,  21  a  10  e 

— -  St.  John's  Hospital,  Cirencester,  25  a  10  c 
Scholey  v.  Central  RaUway  of  Venezuela, 

20  o  10/ 
Scott  V,   Beresford  Engineering  Company, 

21a  10€ 
— »  V.  Justices  of  WoWerhampton,  30  a  12  6 

V,  Midland  Bailway,  29 J  11  6 

V.  Stansfeld,  4  j  11  c 

Scottish  Granite  Company,  22  j  10/ 

Selby  V.  Greaves,  24  j  11  6— 25  j  11* 

Sercombe  v.  Bristol  Marine  Insurance,  lOj 

116 

Seymour  v.  Bourne  and  others,  17  a  11  o— 

18 j  lie 

Shakleford,  Ford  &  Co.,  v.  Bangeifield,  20  a 

116 

V,  Owen,  20  a  11  6 

Shakleton v.  Cockroft,  Qa  He 

Sheppard  v,  W.  J.  E.  Bennett,  18  o  11  a 

V,  Murphy,  deeieion  reveraed,  4  j  7  a 

Shipway  v.  Price,  23  j  11  c 

Shute,  Col.,  and  other  Officers  of  the  4th 

Dragoons,  in  the  matter  of  Echoes  of  the  Clubs, 
2j  11  6 

Simons  v,  M*Adam,  29y  10/ 

Simpson  v.  Pampbell,  29i  11  a 

Sinclair  v,  Sallory,  18  a  11  d 

Siner  v.  Great  Western  Bail,  17  a  11 6 

Siver  et  Uxor  v.  Great  Western  Bailway 

Company,  2  m  18  c 

Smith  v.  Clapham,  16  j  11  a 

i;.  Great  Eastern  Bailway,  2  m  13  a 

t;.  Jones,  2  a  11 6 

Knight  &  Co.,  «j;  parte  Weston,  11 J  11  a 

V,  £>bert8on,  14  m  18  d 

V.  St.  Eatherine's  Bock,  25  a  10  « 

SomerhUl  v.  Coley,  11  m  11 6 

South  Essex  Estuary,  ^.,  Company,  25  c 

10  c 

»—  South  of  Ireland  CoUlwy  Company  v.  Wad- 
dell,  80  a  12  d 
Sowter  V.  Farmer,  2  m  18  e 

Special  Constables*  Act,  13^  11  b 

Spedding  t?.  Nevill,  6^  11  d 

Spence  v.  Union  Marine  Insuranoe,  1  m  10/ 

Spill  V.  Maule,  15  j  11  c 

Spong  V.  London  &  South  Western  Bail- 

vray,  29 J  11  c 
Springhead  Spinning  Company  v.  Riley,  7  m 

10/ 
-«-'  Stamp  Duty  on  a  Lease  of  Mines,  8  m  11  6 

Stamper  v.  Churchwardens,  &o,,  of  Sunder- 
land, 11  j  11  0^12  j  10/ 

Stebbing   v.  Great   Eastern  Bailway,  17  j 

18  6 

Steele  v.  Midland  Bailway,  25  a  10  « 

Steinhauser  v,  Steinhauser  and  another,  17  a 

116 

Stevens  v.  Panie,  12  j  10* 

-  Storey  v.  Ashton,  10  j  11a 

Strahan  v.  Graham,  27  m  11  a 

Strudwick  t;.  Crowe,  18  a  11  c 

Street  and  others  v.  Frampton,  18  a  11  d 

Strickland  v.  CbiUingworlh,  19 j  lie 


June  30, 1868.]     palmee's  tsdisx  to  "  the  times  "  kewspapkk. 


Coa 


GiTil  Actions  (continued), 
Stringer  v,  EngHsh  A  Scottish  Harine  Insu- 
rance, 12^'  10/ 
SnlliTan  v,  Pearson,  18  a  11 6 

Symonds  v.  Jeflfeiy,  20  j  10  d 

Talley  v.  Gray,  22  j  11  d 

Tempest  v.  Lord  Camoys,  25  J  11  a 

Terty  «.  Hutchinson,  29  m  10/— 2j  11  h 

Thomas  v.  Jones  and  another,  23  a  10  d 

•  V,  Stanton,  2wi  6  c 

Tiehbome  v.  Thos.  Castro,  1  m  10  c 

v.  Mostyn,  16  a  9  c— 23  j  11  b 

V.  Tiehbome,  16  a  9  c— 23  a  9/— 6  m  13  <2 


— 18j  11  d— 23j  11  b 

Titherington,  ex  parte  Thomson,  Finlay  Sb 

Co.,  29j  10/ 

Tomkins  v.  Theobald,  11  m  11 6 

Tomlin  and  others  v,  Dntton  &  Miller,  25  a 

10  d 

■  Tommy  v,  Torrens,  9  m  11  c 

Topham  v,  Lyle,  4  m  11  a 

Tottenham  v,  Maitland,  21  a  10  c 

Tonhnain  v.   Thomboir,  Beid,  and  others, 

18  a— 116 

Townend  v.  Thwaites,  8  j  11  e 

Trent  and  Homber  Ship  Building  Company, 

2j  11a 
Tulk  V,  Metropolitan  Board  of  Works,  17  J 

13  fr 

Turner  v.  Pell,  7  m  11  a 

V.  Foxwell,  23m  lid 

Turquand  v.  Marshall,  20  a  10/ 

Twiss  V.  Hunter,  29  m  11  c 

TwomhiU  v,  Legerton,  21  a  10  « 

Twycroft  v.  South  Eastern   Hallway,    22j 

11  d 

Tyler  v.  London  Engineering,  etc,  Company, 

SOifi  lid 

UniTersal  Banking  Corporation— Harrison's 

&  Rogers'  Case,  26  m  11  a 

Vale  of  Neath,  etc.,  Bailway  Company,  2  m 

13  ar-22  j  10/ 

Vancourer,  etc..  Saw  Mills  v,  Nettleship,  8  j 

lie 

Vawdrey  v.  Burgess,  17  J  12  f 

Veret  r.  Duprez,  9  m  11  a 

Vigers  v.  Peto,  23  m  11  c 

Waddington  v.  Roberts,  17  a  11  a 

Walsall  (Mayor  of)  v.  Payne,  16  o  9  c 

re  Warren,  10  j  llo— 20j  116 

Waterloo  v.  Sharp,  12  j  10  d 

Wakkin  v.  Hall,  30a  126 

Watson  V.  Nathan,  24  a  10  d 

re  Watts'  Charity,  27  a  10  « 

V.  Moss,  15  j  11  c 

West  V,  Sir  J.  MusgroTe,  2  a  11  a 

Webb  V,  Runnie,  5  m  11 6 

V.  Whinney,  17  a  11  a 

Wellesleyv.  Momington,  8  m  10« 

Wells*  Trust,  26  m  11  a 

Wessendorff  v.  Elmore   and    another,   16i 

lie 

Weetwood  v.  Carter,  20 a  lie 

White  V.  Saunders  and  another,  17  a  116 

Whitehouse  v.  Scott,  24  a  11  o 

Whitmore  v,  Pearson,  20  a  11 6 


Civil  Aotions  {continued). 

Wickham  v,  Eemot,  2  m  13  d — 4  m  11  a 

WiUdns  V.  Fitter,  Ij  lie 

Wilkin^n  t?.  Belaieff,  17  a  11  a 

V.  Thorpe,  8^*  11  c 

Williams  v.  Great  Eastern  RaUway,  26  m 

11a 

V.  Webber,  10 j  lib 

and  another  v.  Neath  Railway,  etc.,  8  m 

116 

Willoughby  v.  Barber,  5  m  11  d 

and  another  v.  Finch,  25  j  11  c 

Wilson  V.  Dixon,  21  a  10  e 

v.  Legh,  1  a  12  e 


Wiltshire  Iron  Company,  30  a  11/ 

Wing  v.  Tottenham  and  Hampstead  Junc- 
tion Railway,  20^  11a 

Winterbotham  v.  East  Gloucester  Railway, 

14m  18(1 

Witter  i;.  Williams,  2  a  11  e 

Wood  V.  Watt,  15j  11  6 

Woodward  v.  North,  4i  11 6 

—  Worle  and  Weston-super-Mare  Breweiy,  etc., 
26  m  11a 

—  Worssam  and  others  v.  Vander  Brande,  29  j 
lie 

—  Worthington  and  others  v,  Lyndsay,  Sj 
lie 

Wright  V.  Paget,  22i  11a 

Wyatt  and  another  v.  Prance,  18a  lie — 

24a  11a 
Xenos  V,  Fox,  17  a  11 6— lOj  11 6 

—  Yea  V.  Lords  Commissioners  of  the  Treasury, 
4j  116 

Yeatman  v.  Price,  22J  11  a—^ij  11  6 

^—  Yeo  and  others  v.  Bragington,  29  m  11  a 
Yeoman  v.  Worcester  and  Bromyard  Rail- 
way, 29i  11 6 
^—  Young  v.  Hundred  of  Ossulston,  80  a  12  e 

Zenos  V,  Fox,  17  a  11  6— 10  J  11 6 

Ciril  Service  Estimates,  8  a  12  e— 4  a  5  e 

Supply  Association,  1  a  11  e 

Clarke  (Lieut.  H.  Wilberforce)  on  Tube  Pumps, 
21m  116 

(J.  A.)  on  the  Foreign  Cattle  Bill,  15i  6  6— 

23j  10  a 

Clergyman,  Shocking  Death  of,  24j  11  d 

Clerical  Appointments,  1  a  5a^^a  9  6— 18  a  12  c 

—18  a  12/— 22  a  6e— 25  a  8a^-6m  7«— 16  m 

8  0^20  m  6  a— 27  m  96-4i  12/— 5i  12/— 

10  j  7«— 18i  9«— 20j  86 
Clerkenwell  Explosion,  Ann  Justice's  Case,  15  a 

11a 
Deputation  to  Goremment  for  Compensatioti 

for  Damage,  13  j  8  6 

Summaiy   of   Deaths   and   Damage,   29  a 

9e 

Cleveland  Moors,  Set  on  Fire  by  a  Spark  from  a 

Railway  Engine,  25/  7/ 
Clifford  (A.  W.  J.),  a  Word  on  Art,  6  a  6  e 

(Frederick)  on  the  Boundary  Bill,  8/  6e 

Clothworkers  Company  Dinner,  21  m  5/ 
Clyde  Customs  Revenue,  3  a  9f—6j  9  d 

Scheme  for  Purifying,  11a  10  c 

Coal,  Exports  from  Belgium,  15  a  10  e 

-. —  Ferryhill  Colliery,  new  Seam,  20a  7 d 


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PALMEB  B  DTDEX  TO  "  SHB  TIMES  "  KETf  SPAf  £B. 


[April  1  to 


Coal,  Foreign  Trade,  11  a  6/— 18  a  7«— 22  a  7e 
—25a  11/— 80a  7d—2m  He-Om  106— 
16m  11«— 25m  7d— 30m  12a— 6J  10c 

ImportB  and  Exports,  6  a  7  a — 22  a  7e — 

4  m  7  a— 8  m  12/— 3 j  7«— lOj  18  ^ 

Imports  into  America,  2  m  6/ 

in  the  XTnited  States,  80  m  10/ 

State  of  the  Market,  .2  a  7«-4a  6/— 7  a 

6(^-9  a  7«— 14  a  4fi— 16  a  5  c— 18  a  6  a— 
31a  5(^~23a  7(1— 25a  Bd—iSa  lOb— 30a 
7<i— 2  m  8  c— 5  m  10  c— 7  m  6d— 9  m  10  i— 
12  m  6  a— 14  m  9d— 16  m  10/— 19  m  116— 
21m  7<^-28m  lOo— 26m  lOo— 30m  10/— 
2 J  ^f-^j  lor^^j  10  c— 9 j  lOd— Hi  7  6— 
18 j  10  c— 16i  lOd— 18i  7/— 20 J  7/— 28j 
10  c— 25j  7  6-27i  116-80j  11/ 

Welsh  Steam  Ooal,  22  j  6  6 

Coast  Defences,  2  a  9  c— 15  a  6  c— 20J  10  d 

Oobden  Olnb,  Annual  Dinner,  7  m  9  c 

Dinner,  25  j  9/ 

First  Meeting  at  Leeds,  15  a  9  « 


Statne  in  Camden  Town,  18  j  12/ 
.bom  (Lord  Chief  Justice)  on  the  Ejr 

loj  12  a 


Cookbom  (Lord  Chief  Justice]  on  the  Ejre  Charge, 


Coffee,  State  of  the  Market,  la  116— 8a  116— 
4a  5i— 8a  5  6— 9a  7c— 10a  5  5- 16a  6/— 
17a  6<^-18a  6a— 22  a  7c— 23  a  7a— 26  a 
5c— 29a  12c— 30a  7d— Im  106— 2m  8/— 
6  m  12  c— 7  m  6d— 8  m  106— 9  m  10  d— 1dm 
lOcf— 14  m  9d— 15  m  10/— 16  m  116— 20  m 
lie— 21m  76— 22m  11a— 23m  106— 27m 
lOd— 4j  7  a— 6 J  10  c— 6 j  106— lOj  10  6— 
11  j  7  6— 18i  10  c— 17 j  12  6— 18 j  7  4— 19i 
lOcf— 20j  7c-25j  7cf— 26j  12  c— 27i  116 

—  Netherland  Trading  Company's  Sale  of  Java, 
10a  5a 

Cogan  (W.  H.  F.)  on  the  Maynooth  Grant  Clause, 
8i9/ 

Coins,  Mr.  Forster's  Sale  of,  6 j  7  c 

Cole  (Henry)  on  the  Whitworth  Scholarships, 
13m  116 

C61e  (— ),  Letter  in  the  Pall  MaU  Oazette,  as  his, 
a  Forgery.  25  a  9/ 

Colenso  Controversy,  14  a  6/ 

Collier  (R.  P.),  Note  on  the  Eyre  Case,  18m  6a 

Collieries,  Strikes  in,  tee  Strikss 

Colliery  Disturbances  at  Haydock,  6  a  5/ 

Colnaghi  (Dominic)  on  the  Robinson  Cruspe 
Anecdote,  18  a  11/ 

Colonial  Company,  15  j  76 

Colonial  Despatches,  6  a  9  6—7  a  9  e — 8  a  7  a — 
9a  9a— 10a  7a— 18a7rt— 17a  96— 18a9c 
—24  a  9/— 26  a  9  c— 27  a  9  a— 28  a  9/— 30  a 
9a— 2m  Ha— 6m  14  6— 7m  9c— 8m  9/"- 
9m  9c— 11m  9c— 12  m  12  6— 18m  9  6— 19  m 
9/— 22  m  5  6— 23  m  9/— 30  m  9/— 4j  9/— 
5i  5/— 6i  9  c— 8j  9a— 9i  12a-^10j  9/— 
18j  9/— 17 J  10  c— 18 J  9  a— 24j  9/— 29^ 
flc 

Colonial  Government  Securities,  State  of  the 
Market,  la  116— 2a  7d— 3a  lie— 4a  Se^ 
6a  le—la  6c— 8a  6d— 9a  76— 10a  Be— 
13  a  5  c— 15  a  7  c— 16  a  6  rf— 17  a  6  6 -18  a 
6  c— 20  a  6  c— 21  a  6  c— 22  a  7  rf— 23  a  7  c— 
24  a  10  6—25  a  6  c— 27  a  7  c— 28  a  10  6—29  a 
12d-.30a  7d— Im  106— 4  m  7c-6m  10/— 
88 


6m  12c— 7m  6c— 8m  lOd— 9m  10d-U« 

7  c— 12  m  56— 13  m  li)<^-14m  9  c— 15  m 
lOd— 16m  11a— 18m  76— 19m  116— 20m 
116— 21m  7c— 22m  Ufr— 28m  106— 25m 
7c— 26m  106— 27m  104— 28m  76— 29m 
106— 80  m  10  c— li  7c-8i  7  c— 4i  7  5— 
6i  10  c— 6 j  10  c— 8  j  7  c— 9 j  10  c— lOj  10  6— 
111*  7c— 12j  106— 18i  10c— 15i  7c— lej- 
lOc- 17j  12  c— 18 J  7  c— 19i  10  c— 20 J  7  c— 
23J  10  c— 24i  10  c— 25 j  7e-26J  12d— 27i 
116— 29  j  7  c— 80j  12  d 

Colonial  Produce  Market,  4  a  6<^-10a  6  a — 18  a 
6  a— 25  a  5  d— 2  m  8  c— 7  m  10  c— 9  m  10  6— 
16  m  10  c— 28  m  10  a— 30  m  10  c— Ij  7o — 6i 

10  6— 18i  10  c— 20j  7  c— 27j  11a 

Colonial  and  Continental  Church  Society  Meeting, 

12m  5c 
Colonies,  Indian  Troops  for,  2  m  6  <i 
Comet,  Notice  of  one  Visible,  18  m  7  d 

Only  the  Planet  Venus,  19  m  10  d 

Commercial  Credit  and  Morality,  8  a  10  c 

Traveller's  Tongue,  ^  a  6/ 

Commissionaires,  E.  W.  on,  18  m  10  « 
Commissions  of  Inquiry,  6  a  5/ 

com:m:on  oouktciii  :— 

Address  to  Her  Majesty,  Reply,  15  m  11  a 

Artisans  and  Labourers*  DwelHng  Bill,  15  m 

11a 

City  Gas  Bill  Report,  8  a  10/ 

The  Corporation  and  Mr.  Mill's  New  Bill, 

8  a  10/ 

Ghrant  for  the  East  London  Museum,  Sa 

10/ 
Granting  the  Freedom  of  the  City  in  a  Gk>ld 

Box  to  Field  Marshal  Burgoyne,  24  a  9/— 15  m 

11  a 

Lancashire    Cotton    Operatives    and   their 

Memorial  Window,  29  m  6  c 

Lord  Brougham,  Memorial  to,  29m  6  c 

Main  Drainage  Works,  29  m  6  c 

Mr.  Commissioner  Kerr  and  the  City  of  Lon- 
don Court,  29  m  6  c 

On  the  Lord  Mayor  and  the  Irish  Chopch, 

15m  11a 

On  the  Stattie  to   George    Peabody,  Esq., 

15  m  11  a 

Purchase  of  Mr.  Huntley's  Portrait  of  the 

Sultan,  3  a  10/ 

Presentation  of  a  Sword  (200  guineas)  to 

Gen.  Napier,  15  m  126— 19  j  6  c 

Temple  Bar,  29  m  6  c 

Viceroy  of  Egypt's  Reply  to  the  Corporation 

Address,  24  a  9/ 

Companies  Miscellaneous,  State  of  Shares,  1  a  11 6 
—2a  7c— 3a  116— 4a  5c— 60  7c^-7a  6rf 
—8a  5c— 9a  7c— 10a  5d— 13a  5(f— I5a 
7<J— 16a  6c— 17a  6c— 18a  6rJ— 20a  6rf— 
21a  6c— 22a  7d— 23a  7rf— 24a  106— 25tf 
5c— 27a  7c-28a  10  6— 29a  12c— 30a  Id 
— Im  106— 4m  7d— 5m  10/-6m  12c— 
7m  6rf— 8m  lOd— 9m  10  d— 11m  7d— 12» 
6  6— 13  m  10<i— 14  m  9(i— 15  m  lOd— 16« 
11a— 18  m  7  c— 19  m  116— 20  m  116— 21m 
7d— 22m  116— 23m  106— 25m  7d— 26» 
10  6— 27  m  10  (f -28  m  7  c— 29  m  10  6— 30  w 
10  c— Ij    7d— 3i    7ei— 4j   7c— 5 j  10c— 6 j 


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12 j  10  c— 18i  lOe— 16j  7*-16j  10«--I7i 
12i!— 18j  7rf— IW  10<?— aOj  7tf— 28j  10  c 
— 24i  10  c— 26i  74-36^  l%dr^7j  116— 
S9j  7<«— «0j  12d 

Compolflory  Church  Bates  Abolition  Bill,  18  j  10/ 

Oomta  (Augoste)  M4in!lmrgh  ^evie$o'a  Opinion 
of,  21a  5/ 

Conaerts,  7  a  6 0—7 m  ^d 

Ancient  and  Modem,  23^  9  e 

-  Dr.  WjWe'e  new  PhilhasmoDlc,  Si  12 5— 
6i  6  « 

M.  Eneqniit's  CoomHs,  10  j  9 1 

Henry  Leslie's  2  wi  11  c— 8j  126 

Mr.  8toper*s  Monster  Concert,  8j  12  c 

-! National  Choral  Society,  3i  12  c 

Philharmonic,  8^  12  h 

-  Signor  Arditi's,  Si  12  c 

Confinement  of  a  Lunatic  in  a  Cage  for  60  Yean, 

5i  5  c 
Confirmations,  7  m  8  a 
Confirmation  at  St.  George's,  Hanover  Square, 

Postponed  for  a  Church  and  State  Meeting,  2  fit 

Conington  (John)  on  UniTeraity  Teste,  9  m  5  d 
Consolidated  Fund,  9  a  10/— 20  a  6  d 
Contagious  Diseases  Act,  8n»   12/— ISni   5  c — 

22  m  9/--23TO  12  0—1^3  9  d 
Meeting  to  Extend  its  Influence,  23  iit  12  c 

— 29i  9  c 
Continental  Book  and  Pattern  Post,  27i  12/ 
Convalesoent   Hospital,   Brighton,   Subscriptions, 

17  a  7  d 
Convict  Sstablishments  in  the  Colonies,  2  m  18  d 
Convicts  at  Gibraltar,  22  m  9/ 

Provision  for,  in  the  Estimates,  8  a  10  c 

Convocation,  Prorogation  of,  29  a   9  c— 2  w  8/— 

2O111  9c 

Conway  (Wm.)  on  St.  Margaret's  Church,  West- 
minster, 20i  8  c 

Co-operative  Societies,  Collieries,  21  m  5/ 

-  Leading  Article  on,  9  a  8/ 

North  £  East  London  Society  Meeting,  22  m 

5d 

in  Small  Towns,  9  a  10/ 

Cool  Booms,  how  to  have  them,  19i  6  a 
Coolie  Immigration,  27  a  7  e 
Copeland  (Aid.)  Sketch  of,  14  a  9/ 
Copley  (Miss)  Sketch  of,  25  a  12  6 
Copper,  Exports  in  1867  Betum,  11  j  7  h 
Cordiale  (Entente)  on  the  English  Mails  in  France, 

15a  9d 
Cormenin  (Yicomte  de)  Sketch  0^  11  m  10  a 
Com,  British,  Prices  and  Sales,  5i  9  d 
Present  Tear's  Show  at  Liverpool,  2i  6  d 

Trade,  State  of  the  Market,  1  a  11  d— 2  a  7  c 

—8a  lie— 4a  5c— 6a  6/— 7a  66— 8a  6/ 
—9a  7e— 10a  5fr— 18a  6/— 14a  4c— 15a 
7/_a6aSc— 17o  6  c— 18  a  6d— 20  a  6/— 
21a  66— 22a  7/— 28a  76— 28a  7/— 24a 
10c— 25a  6  c— 27  a  7/— 28a  10  c— 80a  7/ 
—2  HI  8  c — im  6f^m  10  c— 6111  12  c— 7  m 
6c— 8m  10d~9m  10  c— 11m  7/— 12m' 6  d" 
—13  m  10/—14m  9/— 15  m  10  6— 16  m  10/ 
—18m  7/— 19m  lie— 20m  lie— 21m  7/— 
22  m  11a— 2dm  10  c— 25  m  6/— 26  m  10  d— 


27 m  10/— 28 m.7  c— 29 m  lOd— 80m  10/— li 
7/-^lj  7  a— 2  j  6/— 3i  7fr-4i  7  c— 5i  106 
—6/  10/— 8i  7/^9i  106— lOi  lad- Hi 
7  c— 12i  10  6— 13i  10/— 15i  7/— I6i  10/— 
17i  12d— 18i  7/— 19i  10/— 20i  7  6— 22i 
7c— 23i  lOd— 24i  10d-25i  76— 27i  lid 
— 29i  6c 

Cornwall,  Church  Education  in,  28  m  126— lOi 
5/— Hi  6  d 

Distress  Fund,  8  a  9f—10j  6/ 

Mining  in,  18  a  12  6 

Coronation  Oath,  Sir  Colman  O'Loghlen,  Motion 
on,  22m  12a 

Coroner's  Inquests  Annual  Beport,  19  m  5/ 

Corouenbip  for  Eerton-in-Lindsay,  Election,  26i 
10  6 

Corruption — Mr.  Glenn's  Charge  of  Gross  Corrup- 
tion against^  Congress,  22  a  12  d 

Cotton  Trades,  American  Crop,  19i  10  e 

American  Imports,  2  a  7  c 

Bill  for  Statistics  of,  9  m  10  6 

East  Indian  Market,  15i  7  6 

Foreign  Trade,  29i  7  6 

French  Trade,  17i  11  d 

*—  Manchester  Market,  2a  7a 
Payments  for,  15  m  10  6 

State  of  the  Market,  la  lOd— 2a  7c— 8 a 

10/— 6a  7d— 7a  6/— 8a  5/— 9 a  7c— 10  a 
6c— 14  a  4/— 15  a  7  6— 16a  5/— 17  a  6  c— 
18a  66— 20a  6c— 21a  5c— 22a  7d— 24a 
10  c— 26  a  5  c— 27  o  7  c— 28  a  10  c— 30  a  7/— 
Im  10  6— 2m  86— 4m  7  6— 5m  10/— 6m 
126— 7m  66— 8m  10  6— 9m  10c— Um  7d 
—12  m  5  6— 13  m  10/— 14  m  9 /-15  m  10/ 
—16m  10/— 18m   7c— 19m  lie— 20  m  10/ 

'  —21m  76— 22m  Ha— 28m  10c— 25m  7c— 
26  m  10  6— 27  m  10  6— 28  m  7  c— 29  m  10  d— 
30  m  10/-  li  7d— 4i  7  c— 6i  10  6— 6i  106 
-_8i  7  6— 9i  lOd— lOi  10  c— Hi  7  d— 12/ 
10  6— 13i  10/— 15i  7d— 16i  lU<^17i  12  d 
— 18i  7/— 19i  lOd— 20i7d— 22i  7  a— 23i 
10  c— 24i  106— 25i  7  6— 26i  12e— 27i  12/ 
— 29i  7  d— 30i  12  d 

Counterfeit  Spanish  Dollars,  Hi  7  6 

County  Courts,  Notice  of  Sittings,  la  He — 
2a  He— 3a  He— 4a  12 e— 6a  11/— 7a  12a 
—8a  9/— 9a  11/— 13a  9e— 15a  Hd-16a 
9/— 17  a  11/— 18  a  11/— 20a  11  d— 21  a  11  d 
—22  a  11  a— 23  a  11  d— 24  a  11/— 26  a  11/— 
27a  Ha— 28a  11  6— 29  a  11  e— 30a  12/— 
Im  12/— 2m  13e— 4m  He— 6m  lid— 6m 
13d— 7m  11/— 8m  11/— 9 mil/— 11  m  lid 
—12m  11/— 13m  11/— 14m  13d— 16m  lid 
—16  m  11  e— 18  m  11/— 19  m  11/— 20  m  11  f 
—21m  11/— 22m  lid— 23m  lid— 25m  11/ 
—26  mil  c— 27  m  11  c— 28  m  11  /— 29  m  12  c 
— li  11 /-2i  11/— 3i  10d-4i  11/— 5  i 
11/— 6i  11/— 8i  11/— 9i  He— lOilld— 
Hi  11  c-12i  11/— 13i  H/— 16i  11  d  -16i 
11/— 17i  13/— 18i  11/— 19i  Ha— 20i  He 
— 22i  11/— 23i  lid— 24i  H/-25i  11/— 
26i  12e— 27i  11/— 29i  11/— 30i  12  6 

Committals,  Note  about,  2  a  10  6 

Bates,  Annual  Account,  8  m  12/ 

Begistrations,  4i  9/— 6i  9/— 13i  6  6 

Courcelle,  J.  H.,  on  the  Spring  Birds,  li  9/ 


Con 


PALMEB*B  HTDSX  TO  '^THS  Tnas"  HVWSPAPBB. 


[April  1  to 


OOUBT  OV  AIiDBBMBSr :— 

ArrangementB    for  Ezeontions  being  Oon- 

dnoted  in  Priyate  in  Fntore,  27  m  9/ 

New  Aldermftn,  13  m  12  d 

'  Trastee  for   Sir  Hans  Soan6*0  Maaenm, 

18  m  12d 
on  the  Non-Attendance  of  Aldermen,  17i 

12  & 
Beport  on  Newgate,  22  a  12  <i 

Report  on  Holloway  Prison,  18  m  12  d 

-— —  Suspension  of  WilHam  Condery  as  a  Broker, 
22a  12  d 

Testimonial  on  Aid.  Copeland,  22  a  12  d 

Vote  of  Thanks  to  Col.  Fraser  for  his  Con- 
duct daring  the  Clerkenwell  Outrage  Trials,  11  j 
12  5 

OOUBT  OTBCUIiAB:— 

la    9c~2a     9a— 8a     9/-— 4a     11/— 

6  a   9h—7a  9/— 8a    7a— 9a    9  a— 10  o 

7  a— 11a  9/— 18  a  7  a— W  a  6/— 16  a  9fr— 
16  a  17/— 17  a  9/— 18  a  9  c— 20  a  9  a— 21a 
95— 22a  95— 23a  9c— 24a- 9/— 25a  9c— 
27a  9a— 28a  9/— 29a  9c— 80«  9a— Im 
9/— 2  mil  a— 4  m  9d— 6  m  9d— 6m  14  5— 
7m  9c— 8m  9/— 9m  9c— 11m  9c— 12m  9d 
—13m  9 d— 14m  lie— 16m  6c— 16m  9c— 
18m  95— 19m  9/— 20m  9c— 21m  9a— 22m 
6  5— 23  m  9/— 26  m  9  a— 26  m  9/— 27  m  9  5 
—28  m  9  a— 29  m  9  c— 30  m  9/— 1  j  9  a— 
2j  9  5— 3  J  9  a— 4 J  9  c— 6  j  9d— 6j  9  c— 8j 
9  a— 9i  9/— lOj  9/— Hi  9  a— 12j  9  c— 13  j 
9/— 16 J  9a— 16j  9/— 17i  10c-18j  9ar- 
19i  9/-20;  9  c— 22  J  9  c— 23j  9  c— 24  j  9/— 
26 i  95— 26 J  lid— 27 j  12c— 29 j  9  5— 29j 
9  c— 30i  11  d 

Adams  Mr.,  Audience  to  deliver  his  Letters  of 

Becall,  16m  8  a 

-  Ball  by  the  Prince  and  Princess  of  Wales,  4  j 
9c 

Visitors,  List  of,  Aj  9  c 

Birthday  of  the  Princess  Beatrice  at  Windsor, 

16a  8  a 
Betrothal  of  Princess  Louise  to  the  Crown 

Prince  of  Denmark,  8  m  12  a 

disproval  of  the  Report,  9  m  9  c 

Cambridge,  Duke  of.  Departure  for  Ireland, 

11a  9  c 
Departure  of  the  Queen  to  Balmoral,  18  m 

6c 
Drawing  Rooms  by  the  Queen,  1  a  6  a— 2  a 

9  c— 9  m  85— 13  m  6  a 
List  of  Presentations,  2  a  9  c— 13  m  6  a — 

14m  11/ 
Expected  Return  of  the  Queen  from  Bahnoral, 

27  m  10c 

Her  Majesty  at  Aldershot,  16a  8  c 

Arrival  at  Bahnoral,  20  m  9c 

Her  Majesty's  Breakfast,  22  j  8/— 23j  9d 

List  of  Visitors,  23  j  9  d 

Birthday,  23  m  8  5 

intended  visit  to  Knowsley,  18  a  10  c 

Reviews  the  Volunteers  at  Windsor,  22  j 


9c 


Visit  to  Scotland,  20m  9  c 

Visits  Mr.  M'Combie,  the  celebrated  Agri- 


cuUuriHt,  13i  12  f 


Ooxat  of  Aldermen  (con^ucd). 

Levee  by  the  Prince  of  Wales,  la  6a— Sm 

8a— 6m  12d-^m  85— 27m  7d— SOw  6ft— 
Ij  6(i— lOy  7  c— 24j  6  a— 27i  12  c 

List  of  Presentations,  etc.,  6  m  ISd— 7m 

6  c— Ij  6i— 27j  12  c 

Lord    Chamberlain*s  Regulations    for    the 

Levee,  27  m  7  d— 10  j  7  c 

Notice  of  Her  Majesty's  Birthday,  16  m  8  a 

Prince  Arthur's  Birtiiday  at  Osborne,  Am  9d 

Prince  of  Wales  dines  at  Hon.  0.  Forteseae**, 

17i  10  c 

Prince  and  Princess   Christian   return   to 

London,  1  m  9/ 

at  the  House  of  Lords,  9  m  9  c 

Prince  and  Princess  of  Wales  depart  to  Ire- 
land, 16a  9d 

Infant  children  of,  depart  for  Osborne,  18  a 


9c 


9c 


Return  to  London,  28  a  9/ 

at  Sandringham,  8  a  7a— 10a  7a— 11a 


atTrentham,  28  a  9/ 

Visit  to  Wales,  18  a  10  c— 27  a  9  c 

— —  Visit  the  Horse  Show,  14  j  9  c 
See  also  Ibbulkd 

—  Princesses  Christian  and  Louise,  etc.,  in  the 
House  of  Parliament  during  the  Lish  debate,  4  a 
10  c 

—  Return  of  the  Court  to  Windsor,  4  a  11  c — 
27  a  9  a— 18i  9/— 18j  9  c 

Osborne,  18  a  7  a— 18  a  9  c 


State  Ball  at  Buckingham  Palace,  16  m  5  c 

List  of  the  Visitors,  16  m  6  c— 18  m  6d 

State  Concert  at  Buckingham  Palace,  31m 

9  c— 20j  6  a 

List  of  Visitors,  21m  9  c— 20i  6  a 

Visit  of  Princes  Arthur  and  Christian  to  Mr. 

Bucklimd^s  Fish  Museum,  6  a  6  c 

Court  for  the  Consideration  of  Crown  Cases  re- 
served, see  Crimikal  Trials. 

Courts-Martial,  Royal  Commission  of  Inquiry  into, 
la  6a— 3a  115— 24a  10c— 28a  llo— 2m 
7  c— 6  m  10  c— 8m  115— 16  m  6  c— 19m  9/— 
22  m  9/— 26  m  6d-29m  12  5— 9i  6  5— 16i 
11/— 23i  8  5 

Coventry  Election,  Carter  (S.)  on,  17  a  7  d 

A.  8.  Hill  on,  16  a  10  c 

Craufurd  (Rev.  C.  H.),  Curious  Marriage  Sermon, 
1  a  12  5 

Crawford  (John),  the  Ethnologist,  Sketch  of,  18  st 

6/ 
Crete,  Address  to  Congress  of  America,  27  a  6  c 
Conflicts  between  the  Turks  and  Insurgents, 

2m  7a 
Leading  Articles  on  the  Affairs  of,  4  a  11 5— 

26a  8c 
Crime,  one  Source  of,  8  m  12/ 
Criminal  Law  Amendment — Co-partnership  Clause, 

ISjBb 
OBIMINAL  TBLAIiS:- 

Adams,  John,  and  Mary  Ann  Brown,  for  Bur- 

.   glaiy,  &c.,  8  a  9  5 

— I Robt.  Newell,  for  Embezzlement,  8  a  9  c 

- —  Allen,  Thos.  William,  for  Stealing,  5  m  11  f 
'  ^^ — '—  Jacob,  and  others,  for  Stealing,  28  j'  11  e 


June 90, 1868.]     faxmsb's  tsjyisx  to  "the  timbb"  irarwBPAMB. 


Ori 


Criminal  Trials  {continued) . 

Alloway,  Alice,  for  Stealing,  28  m  11 « 

Anderson,  Thomas,  for  Stealing,  23  m  11 « 

Arbuckle,  Edw.  Vanghan,  for  obtaining  Money 

by  False  Pretences,  9  a  11  d 
Argent,  William,  and  Margaret  McCarthy,  for 

Stealing,  22  m  11  e 
Axe,  Sarah,  for  selling  Obscene  Photographs, 

6j  11^—27/  11 « 

Barclay,  Datid,  for  Prand,  lOa  9c 

Barrett,  John,  and  Samuel  Jacob,  for  Rob- 
bery, 19a  9d 

Hichard,  for  Embezzlement,  22  a  11  a 

John  and  Edw.,  for  Stealing,  26  to  11  d 

Bany,  James,  for  Stealing,  26  m  11  d 

Bayley,  Margaret,  for  Embezzlement,  23  a 

11a 
Beaumont,  Walter,  and  others,  for  Stealing, 

7  a  11< 
Beesley,  John,  and  another,  for  Stealing,  16  m 

lie 

Bell,  James,  for  Stealing,  7  a  11 « 

Bennett,  Heniy,  for  Forgery,  Qa  9c 

Beyan,  Jonathan,  for  Stealing,  26 to  lid 

Bishop,  Richard,  for  Murder,  9  a  11a 

Blackmore  William,  for  Murder,  1  a  12  c 

Blay,  Charles,  for  Fraud,  2  m  18  « 

Bowd,  James  Thomas,  for  Forgery,  Bm  lie 

Bolton,  James,  and  Neil  Boyle,  for  Burglary, 

8a  9d 

Brakenridge  and  another,  for  Forgery,  4  m 

Braunan,  Mary,  for  Stealing,  27  to  11  c 

Brookes,  John,  for  Wounding,  8  a  9  c 

Brooks,  James,  for  Manslaughter,  7m  lie 

Brown,  Patrick  and  Richard,  for  Stealing,  8  a 


Wm.,  and  Michael  Forrest,  for  Garrotting. 

Smile 

Bryan,  Patrick,  for  Garrotting,  12  j  11  e 

Buck,  Thos.,  for  Bigamy,  11  j  He 

Buckley,  Eugene,  for  Embezzlement,   24j 

11  d 
Budd,  Wm.,  and  Charles  Lewis,  for  Robbery, 

11^- lid 

Burke,  Casey,  and  Shaw,  Application  about, 

7a  116 

for  Treason  Felony,  29  a  11 6—30  a  11  c 

— Ito  116 

Bum«,  John,  and  others  for  Stealing  Lead, 

18m  lid 

Campion,  Edw.,  for  Stealing,  26  m  11 « 

• Carleton,  Charles  Smith,  8  a  9  6 

Case,  Charles,  for  Fraud,  18  j  11  e 

Casey,  Ellen,  for  Stealing,  24^"  11  d 

Chadwick,  Graham,  and  Eliza,  for  Btealinff, 

9illd'  ^ 
Thomas,  for  Stealing,  9j  11  d 

Chapman,  Jane,  for  Wounding,  18a  9  d 

Charlton,  James,  for  Receiring  Stolen  Goods, 

16  m  11 < 
Clark,  Emma,  and  Ann  Smith,  for  Stealing, 

SSjlld  * 

Cobb,  Henry,  for  Stealing,  25 J  11  a 

Cochrane,  Wm.  and  Win.  Smith,  for  Garot- 

ting,  13  a  9  d 


Oriminal  Trials  {eontinued), 

—  CocUin,  Daniel,  for  Robbery,  11  jf  12  d 

Coles,  Frederick,  for  Stealing,  7  a  11 « 

Collins,  Patrick,  for  Forgery,  10  a  9  6 

Coltman,  Margaret,  and  Bebeeoa  Mars,  for 

Stealing,  24i  lid 

Conroy,  Thomas,  for  Stealing,  18  m  11  d 

—  Cook,  Charles,  for  Stealing,  7  a  11 « 

Jonathan,  for  Fraud,  10  j  11  f 

ComeUus,  Edward,  9  a  11  d 

Course,  Wm.,  and  James,  for  Assault,  30^  12/ 

Coyle,  John,  for  Assault,  13  a  9  d 

Crabb,  Augustus,  for  Obtaining  Money  under 

False  Pretences,  4  m  11 6—12  mild 
^«-  Crosby,  Samuel,  and  Gustare  Ericheldorf,for 

Stealing,  6  m  18  « 

—  Cmse,  Alfred,  and  Eliza,  and  Wm.  Palmer,  for 
Stealing,  8m  lid 

Daniels,  Louis,  for  stealing,  14  m  13  « 

Daridson,  Isabella,  for  Murder  11  j  11  d 

Daris,  John,  and  others,  for  Stealing  16  m 

lie 
— —  Daw,  William,  for  Bigamy,  8  a  9e 
— »  Desmond,  William,  and  others,  for  the  Clerk- 
enwell  Outrage,  21  a  11  A— 22  a  11 6—23  a  11 6 
24a  lie— 25a  llo— 27a  116— 28a  lie 
_  Dobby,  Emma,  for  Assault  6j  11  d 

Donovan,  WiUiam,  for  Manslaughter  9  a  11  d 

Dowe,  Henry,  for  Stealing  21  a  11  e 

Duckett,    for    Penury,  4m  116— 6 j   lid 

—16  J  11  c 

Dugdale,  Wm.,  and  James  Millsom,  for  Selling 

Obscene  Books  25 j  lid 
Duke,  William  Arthur,  and  his  Wife  for  Sell- 
ing Obscene  Photographs,  6j  11  e—2'lj  11  e 
Dwyre,   Catherine  and  Daniel,  for  Pocket- 
Picking,  22  a  11a 
— ^  Ebeijenyi,  Julie,  for  Murder,  2  m  12e 

Edgely,  Thomas,  for  Fraud,  9  m  11  d— 12 j 

lie— 13y  lie— 15i  lie 

Emile,  Johann,  for  Fraud,  16  m.  lie 

Engelhardt,  George,  for  Forgery,  8  a  9^6 

-— «  Ewens,  Charles,  for  Stealing,  27  m  11  e 

Fenian  Prisoners,  Finding  of  a  True  Bill,  9  a 

lie 
■  Trial  of,  for  the  Clerkenwell  Outrage,  21  a 

11  a— 22  a  11  6—23  a  11  6—24  a   11  c— 25  a 
11a— 27a  116— 28a  lie 

Attorney  General's  Opening  Speech,  21a 

11a 
Trial  of  Burke  and  others  for  Treason- 
Felony,  29  a  11 6—80  a  11  e— 1  m  11 6 

Figg,  Thomas,  for  Garotting,  12 j  lid 

Fitzgerald,  Elizabeth,  for  Wilfal   Damage, 

26m  lid 

Fox,  Elizabeth,  for  Bigamy,  13  a  9  d 

Franklin,  Heniy,    and  George  Breneh,  for 

Stealing,  8  a  9d 

Gawan,  Samuel,  for  Stealing, 26 m  lid 

George,  Fred.  James,  and  others,  Ibr  Riot 

and  Assault,  16  m  11  e 

Giles,  Frederick,  for  Rape,  9  a  11  e— 10  a  9  a 

Goodman,  Frank  Meridew,  for  Forgery,  8  a 

9e— 9a  lid 

Gorman,    Patrick,  and  Patrick  Gtady,  for 

Stealing,  23i  11  e 


m 


pai^^'b  dtdmc  to  "  vax  TIKS8  "  iTEWBrASBB.  [April  1  to 


Oriminal  Trials  {coutimted^. 

OzilSttiv,  Alfred,  and  John  Ei?k,  for  Stealing* 

8a  9d 

Grimes,  George,  for  Stealing,  8  a  9  c 

f-*^-  Gnnn,  Charles,  and  others,  for  Stealing,  21  a 

lie 
— ^  HaU,  JTiilia,  for  Stealing,  9j  11  d 
Hannah,  Alex.,  and  William  Pattenpn,  for 

Fraud,  8  a  9  c 

Harman,  Henry,  for  Manslanghter,  8«i  ].lc 

r*.^  Hairis,  Fred.,  for  Obtaining  Money  nndar 

False  Protenoes,  23  a  11a 
^ —  Haniaon,  Thomas  William,  for  Threats,  10^ 

11/ 
»..—  9arwoo4,  Bosa,  and  others,  for  Burglary,  8i 

10  d 
r —  Hasleton,   Henry,  nod  Bobert   LiUey,  fox 

Stealing,  13 m  lid 
— —  Hastings,  Jnlia,  for  Keeping  a  Disorderly 

House,  6 j  lie— 27i  lie 
Hatt,  Henry,  for  Stealing,  27 »  He 

Heath,  Bobert,  for  Stealing,  2  m  13  e 

Heame,  John,  for  Assault,  11  j  lid 

Henderson,  Alfred,  for  Forgery,  10  j  11  e 

Herring,  John,  for  Stealing,  7  a  11/ 

Hiles,  James,  for  Embezzlement,  2  m  13  e 

Hill,  Thomas  Arthur,  and  Caroline  h^  wife, 

for  Fraud,  8  a  9  b 

Hislop,  Charles,  for  Stealing,  23i  lie 

Holding,  Alfred,  for  Stealing,  8  a  9  d 

Hollands,  Thomas  Frederick,  for  Attempting 

to  Drown  his  Daughter,  7  m  11  e 

Howell,   Thomas,  for    Embezzlement,  23  j 

lie 

Hughes,  John,   for   Feloniously   Beoeiving 

Stolen  Money,  9  a  9  e 

Jennings,  Charles,  for  Stealing,  23  j  11  e 

' Stephen  and  Son,  and  Maxy  Swale,  for 

Assault,  6 j  lid 
Johnson,  Peter,  and  John  Webb,  for  Stealing, 

18 J  lie 

William,  for  Stealing,  23;  11  e 

Jones,  William,  for  Stealing,  7  a  11  e 

William,  and  William  Johnson,  for  Steal- 


ing, 23  a  11  a 

Kendall,  Kobert,  for  Stealing,  1  a  12  e 

Kerridge,  Donald  Henry,  for  Embezzlement, 

8a  9c 
-r-7—  King,  Henry,  for  Assault,  26 1»  11  d 
— ^  Krauthangen,  Carl,  for  Threats,  8  m  11  d 

Lamb,  Henry,  for  Stealing,  8  a  9  d 

' Le  Maistre,  Nicholas,  for  Wounding,  12  j 

lie 

Lawrenee,  Henry,  for  Stealing,  23  a  11  a 

Leach,  William,  for  Embezzlement,  2^j  11  d 

Leatherdale,  Oliver,  for  Stealing,  24j  11  d 

Lewis,  Charles,  for  Fraud,  7  a  lie 

Lindley,  William  Bawlins,  for  Forgery,  7  a 

lld-^a  9fr 

Lipman,  Ssrah,  for  Stealing,  28  a  11a 

Lister,  David,  for  Inciting  to  Felonjr,  8  a  9  d 

Mackeniie,  Charles  Francis,  for  Libel,  10  a 

96 

Magnus,  Michael,  for  Stealins,  12  m  11  d 

^— -  Manning,  Mazy,  for  Murder,  9a  11  d 
Marriott,  William,  for  Stealing,  13  m  11  d 


Criminal  Trials  (continued). 

Marshall,  George,  for  Embezzkment,  S6  m 

11«  ^  * 

. Maude,  Edmund,  and  Hemkann  Meyer,  for 

Stealing,  9m  lid 

Mayle,  X^harles,  for  Embezslament,  12  j  U  c 

Mayo,  Isaac,  for  Felony,  7  a  11  e 

MansQn,Thomas,andhisFather,  for  Stealing, 

3i  10  d 
McDonald,  David,  and  Thoa.  Back,  for  Steal- 
ing, 7a  lie  ,^  _ 

M*Guinness,  — ,  for  Manslanghter,  20i  10  a 

M*Lnoas,  Henry,  for  Embeulemant,  18  m 

lid 

Moore,  Mz.  and  Wm„  for  Stealing,  74tj  11 

Morgan,  Peter,  for  Treason-Felony,  7  m  lid 

Moss,  James,  and  others,  for  Stealing,  12  m 

11<^  .       ..     «      -, 
Murphy,  Owen,  for  Desertmg  his  Family, 

23i  lie 
Neville,  William,  and  Solomon  Solomons,  for 

Stealing,  9a  lie  ^  ,^  ^ 
-I—  Newell,  Maiy,  for  Manslaughter,  9  a  11  a 
Cakes,  James,  for  Stealing,  8  a  9  d 

O'Donnell,  Thomas,  for  Wounding,  18  o  9  d 

O'Heran,  Thomas,  for  Shooting,  10  a  9  & 

O'Neill,  James,  one  of  the  Fenian  Priaoners, 

10a  9a 

Ormond,  James,  for  Stealing,  25  j  11  d 

Owen,  William,  and  others,  for  Setting  Firs 

to  a  Hay  Bick,  2  a  11 5    - 

Palmer,  Edward,  and    Walter    Smith,    for 

Stealing,  23j  11  e 

Parish,  Alfred,  for  Stealing,  8a  9 d 

Parker,  Francis,  for  Embezzlement,  7  a  11  e 

Patey,  John,  for  Stealing,  5  m  11  e 

Pearce,  William,  for  Wounding,  8  a  9  c 

Peel,  Abraham,  for  Stealing,  11  j  11  d 

Pennicaud,  John,  John    Tow,  and    James 

Fennell,  for  Fraud,  10a  96 

Phillips,  George,  for  Forgery,  8a  9  6 

< John,  for  Libd,  5  m  11  e 

Pridham,  James,  for  Stealing,  26  m  11  d 

Pngh,  Thomas,  for  Obtaining  Money  by  False 

Pretences,  8  a  9  d 

Pursal,  Thomas,  for  Stealing,  12  m  11  d 

.< Quoid,  John,  for  Bape,  1  a  12  d 

Randell,  James,  for  Stealing,  25 1'  U  d 

Reeve,  Annie,  for  Bigamy,  lOj  11  e 

Began,  John,  for  Stealing,  4j  11  e 

Riches,  George  Carter,  for  Bigamy,  11  i  lid 

Riley,  William,  and  William  Murphy,  for 

Stealing,  22  a  11  a 

Robinson,  Walter   Joseph,    for    Embezzle- 
ment, 26 1»  lid 

Rogers,  Henry,  for  Fraud,  etc.,  12 j  5  c 

and  others  for  Stealing,  4  m  11  & 

Rose,  Walter,  and  William  Taut,  and  Wil- 
liam Adams,  for  Burglary,  10  a  9  6 

William,  for  Stealing,  23  m  lie 

Rudd,  Samuel,  for  Embezzlement,  S  m  13  « 

Ryan,  Robert,  for  Stealing,  1  a  12  e 

Saunders,  Henry  Thomas,  and  Biohard  Pries, 

for  Burglary,  10  j  11/ 

Sansom,  Geo.,  and  Xhoi.  Skelton  Hay,  for 

Stealing, 23m  lie 


JT]Il^.80, 1868.]     pai.mi:b's  jsdsx  tq  "ths  times '*  kpwsjpa^i;^* 


B^ 


Orimi&ftl  Trials  (continued), 

Seeley,  John,  for  Indecent  ABoanlt,  7m  lie 

Segar,  Biohard,  for  Stealing,  13 m  lid 

Shaw,  WiUiam  F.,  for  Fraud,  8a  9  d 

Shepherd,  Yfm,,  and  Bobt  Gray,  for  Stealing, 

12fli  lid 
Sixnmondfl,    Joseph,   for   Wounding,    21a 

11 « 
■  Tho8.  James,  and  John,  for  Forgery,  9  a 

11 « 

Sinclair,  Wm.,  for  Stealing,  26  m  11 « 

Slater,  Sarah,  and  Joseph  Gosling,  for  Steal- 
ing, 24;  lid 

Smith,  Henry,  for  Stealipg,  14  m  18  s 

John,  William  Moss,  and  others,  for  Bur- 
glary, 18^  11 « 

Joseph,  for  Murder,  11  j  11  d  • 

Bobert,  for  Murder,  23  a  12/ 

Spawl  or  Spall,  Benj.,  for  Letter  Stealing, 

10  J  11 « 

Staoey,  Geo., and  Boht.  Hallidi^,for  Stealing, 

16  m  11 « 

Starke,  William  and  Eliza,  for  Stealing,  26  i 

11  d 

Stephenson,  Wm.  Bobt.,  for  Stealing,  5  m 

11 « 

Stevens,  Mary,  and  John  Sail,  for  Stealing, 

26 j  lid 

Stokes,  John,  for  obtaining   Money  under 

false  Pretences,  21  a  11 « 

• Sullivan,  Ellen,  for  Concealment  of  Birth, 

12  j  11 «  • 

• Symons,  James  William,  for  Stealing,  12  m 

lid 

Tilly,  Wm.,  and  Bernard  Craven,  for  Stealing, 

25  a  11  d 

Timon,  Bernard,  for  Stealing,  6  m  18  s 

Tinsley,  William,  8  o  9  d 

Turmidge,  William,  for  Stealing,  27  m  lid 

Tyler,  Charles,  for  Stealing,  23  j  11  e 

James,  for  Steiding,  10  a  9  c 

Utteridge,  Alfred,  for  Embezzlement,   26  m 

10  d 

VagUoa,  Joseph,  for  Stealing,  9  a  11  d 

' Wafte,  John,  for  Stealing,  8  a  9  c 

Walsh,  Margaret,  for  ill-usipg  a  Child,  25  a 

11  d 

' Warboys,   Edw.,  and   Gedrge    Knight,   for 

Stealing,  24J  11  d 

Ward,  John,  for  Attempted  Suicide,  .lOj 

11/ 

Watson,    Elizabeth,    for    Wounding,    25  j 

11  d 

Watt,  George,  and  AUired  Burchell,  for  Steal- 
ing, 23  a  11  a 

Weedon,  John,  and  Alfred  King,  for  Wound- 
ing, 27 j  11 e 

Weston,  Charles,  for  Stealing,  7  a  11 « 

Whiley,  William,  for  Forceiy,  9 j  11  d 

White,  William,  for  Steahng,  6  m  13  < 

Wiekes,  Charles,  for  Forgery,  9  a  11  d 

Wilkes,  Thomas,  and  others,  for  Stealing, 

14  m  18  « 

Williams,  EUen,  for  Stealing,  23  tf  11  a 

• Willshire,  Henry,  for  Bigamy,  9  J  11  4 

-  Woods,  Thomas,  for  Fraud,  14  m  13  e 


Oriminal  TrifJa  (fontinuedi. 

Woolcott,  Biehard  Wm.,  fo^  Mur^sr  of  iu0 

Son,  10  a  8/ 

Yeates,  Solomon,  for  Manslaughter,  6  a  11. d 

Cromwell  (Oliver,  the  Proteotor),  his  BesoendsutA, 

22  a  10  c— 23  a  12  c 

(John  G.  Cromwell),  on,  28  a  12  c 

Dyer  (W.  A.),  on,  26  m  12  e 

Crown  Life  Assurance  Company,  9j  10  e 

Crops  Extraordinary  from  the  Use  of  Mft^popoHign 
Sewage,  11  m  7  a 

ux  the  East,  IBj  6/— 27i  10  e 

Crystal  Palace,  Admissions,  la  10 e — 4a  11  e^— 
6  a  6/— 7  a  9«— 8  a  10  c— 10  a  104— 13  a 
10 /-16  a  66— 20  a  9/— 21a  9d— 27  a  9/— 
28  a  12  6—30  a  5/— 1  m  12/— 12  m  9  d— 19  « 
12 d— 21m  9d— 26m  12/— 5j  6a— Uj  9<— 
12  J  9  e 

Messrs.  AUsopp^s  Employ^  at,  6j  12  <i 

Concerts,  16  m  12  c— 26  m  12/ 

Doubling  the  Bailway  Fares  on  tba  HiM^d^ 

Day,  15i  6  c— 16^  12  c— 17;  14  a 

Fireworks  at  the  Festival,  16  j  6  c 

Good  Friday  Programme,  9  a  9  « 

Great  Flower  Show,  22  m  6  6-23  m  12^ 

Grand  Fete,  27  j  10/— 29;  12  e 

Half-yearly  Meeting,  29  m  10  c 

Handel  Festival,  see  Handel 

Programme  of  the  Week,  22  j  12  d 

Beport,  23i  10  e 

Unjust  DeaJing  of  a  Steward  at  the  Festival, 

20i  12c-22i  12d— 29i  12  c 

Whitsuntide  Amusements,  1;'  11/— 2i  12  c 

Curates'  Augmentation  Fund,  11  j  10  c — 25/  10  e 
how  Debased  by  the  more  Fortunate  Clergy, 

16  j  6/ 
Cureton  (Brig,-Gen.),  how  he  rose  from  the  Banks, 

23  m  12  c 

Curious  Advertisement   from  the    Witnesif  20j 

lie 
Curious  Feast  at  Kendal,  15  m  5  c 
Custance  (Col.)  on  the  Tichbome  Succession,  27  a 

10  d 
Custom  House  Betum  of  Bonded  Imports,  6  a  7  a 

—8m  10a 

Establishments,  14  a  10  d 

Daly  (Sir  Dominic),  Sketoh  of,  7  a  9d 

Dallas  (A.  G.)i  on  the  Boate  to  China,  etc.,  through 

British  North  America,  10  a  5  a 
Dancing,  its  Sin  in  Scotland,  14  m  13  o 
Danubian  Principalities,  22^*  12  h 

Debates  in  Chambers,  11m  9d— 16j  9  6 

Dargan  (Wm),  Appeal  for  his  Widow,  28  m  9  d 

Subscriptions,  Qj  9/ 

Darling  (Ex-Govemor  of  Victoria),  Letter  on  his 
Becall,  Im  12  d 

Case  of,  1  m  12  e—9  m  9  c— 12  m  12  c— 29  j 

12  6 

Dawson  (J.  £.)  on  the  Bosa  Grande  Seining  Com- 
pany, 24 j  10  6 

Dead  among  the  Lining,  29  j  12  6 

Deaf  and  Dumb  Meeting,  28  m  9  d 

Deafhess  Suddenly  Cured,  an  Anecdote,  11  a  10  a 

Death.  Awful  Scene  on  the  Death  of  g  Parent,  4  m 
126 

of  a  Coachman  on  his  Box,  22  J  12  c 

48 


Bea 


PALMBE*S  UTDEt  TO  "  THE  TMEB  *'  KEWSPAPEE. 


[April  1  to 


Death  of  an  Ezhibitioii  Diver  at  Derby,  8  m  5/ 

by  Lightning  at  Edinburgh,  12  m  9  d 

Gonfessipn  of  a  Snidde,  28  a  12  d 

—  Struggle  near  Bridgwater,  6  wi  14 /" 
Sudden,  in  a  Railway  Train,  ^m  if 

—  of  a  Volunteer  after  the  Review,  22  J  12  e — 
23  J  9«— 24j  12  d 

Registrar-General^B  Return  of  the  OauseB  of, 

18  m  6/ 
BBATHS. — In   oonsequenoe  of  the   Re^strar, 
General  having  a  complete  Alphabetieal  List  of 
all  Deaths  in  tide  BritiBh  Dominions  from  1837, 
as  also  of  all  British  Subjects  dying  abroad, 
which  can  be  inspected  at  any  time  at  the  Office 
in  Somerset  House,  it  is  not  deemed  expedient 
to  eontmue  the  Minimum  Lists  as  advertised  in 
the  Times. 
Deaths  at  Sea,  Annual  Statistics  of,  16  m  9/ 
Debenham,  Storr  A  Oo.,  Price  List  of  a  Sale  of 

Costly  Jewels,  17  a  9/ 
De  la  Haye  (Louis,  Yicomte  de  Oormenin),  Sketch 

of,  11  in  10  a 
Delamame*s  Balloon,  Disaster  to,  29  j  12  d 
De  la  Rue,  Alteration  of  Firm,  12  j  10  a 
Demidoff  (Count),  Sale  of  his  Pictures,  21  a  106 
De  Momay  (Edward),  on  the  Paraguayan  War, 

10a  10« 
DIDNMABE  :— 

-^—  Miscellaneous  Information,  2  a  9  b — 15  a  96 
— 15wi  5  a— 19  J  12  a 

Visit  of  General  Raastoff  to  Paris,  6  a  12  6 

— —  War  Minister,  Appointment  of,  8  a  7  c 

Health  of  the  Grand  Duchess  Marie,  16a  7c 

Betrothal    of    Crown   Prince    to   Princess 

liouise  of  England,  8  m  12  a — 19i  12  a 

Present  State  of,  16  m  9  c 

-: —  Receipt  from  Schleswig-Holstein  of  the  quota 
of  the  State  Debt,  29  m  12  a 

Court  Circular,  13  j  12  a 

D'Evelyan  (Rev.  J.),  Shocking  Death  of,  24  j  11  d 
Dent  (J.  D.)  on  the  Cattle  Market  BiU,  29j  9/ 
Denton  (J.  B.)  on  the  Metropolitan  Water  Supply, 

18a  7<?— 22a  12£^-27a  7£^-25j  5c 
Derby  Railway  Station,  Great  Fire  at,  19 J  9  e 

(Earl  oQ,  Speech  on  the  Irish  Church,  26  J 

7a 

Devon,  Agricultural  Meeting  in,  18  m  12  f 
Devonshire,  Church  Education  in,  Sj  6  d 
Dickens  (Mr.  Charles),  at  Boston,  21  a  9f 
Complimentary  Dinner  to,  by  the  American 

Press,  25  a  12  a 

Farewell  Dinner,  4  m  5  c 

Farewell  Speech,  4  wi  5  c 

-*^  Leading  Article  on  his  Tour,  5  m  9  5 

Departure  from  America,  5  m  9/ 

Diplomatic  Establishments,  vote  for,  18  a  5  d 

Diplomatic  Salaries,  20  J  12  d 

Diseased  Fish,  15  j  6  c 

Disestablishment,  and  Clergymen  in  Parliament, 

llj  6/ 
Disputed  Identity — a  singular  Case,  15  a  10/ 
Disraeli  (Rt.  Hon.  B.),  on  High  Church  Ritualists 

and  Irish  Romanists,  14  a  7/ 
—•  and  the  Jews,  16  a  7  6 
Crabbe  (Rev.  C.  W.),  Attestation  of  Mr.  D.'s 

Orthodoxy,  22  a  12/ 


Disraeli  (Right   Hon.  B.),  aee   Pablxamkbtist 

B^SEOHSS, 

Sketched  by  the  Paris  Press,  14  m  12  a 

Speech  at  the  Literary  Fund  Dinner,  7  n 

12  a 

Speech  at  Merchant  Taylor's  Hall,  8  j  9  c 

Distribution  of  Her  Majesty's  Bounty,  7  a  5/— 

10a7c 

Dividends  of  Bankrupts — 1  a  5  a — 4  a  5  h—S  a 
4  6— 11  a  8a— 16a  8a— 18a  If— 22a  he— 
25a  8a— 29a  5a— 2m  8a— 6 m  7c — 9iii  86 
— 13in  6d— 16m  8&— 20m  6a— 23m  8  5— 
27m  7d— 30m  56—31'  5c— 6i  7/— lOj  It 
—13 J  5  a— 17 J  8a^20i  86— 24J6  6— 27i 
5a 

DIVOBOB  OOUBT :— 

Althoil)  V.  Althorp,  ISj  7  d 

— >  Anderson  v,  Anderson,  30  a  11  a — 1  m  11  a 

Bell  V.  BeU  and  Hohroyd,  ISj  11  d 

Bewicke  v.  Bewicke,  13j  11  c 

Birt  V.  Boutinez,  30  a  12  c— 28  mile 

Blaokbome  v.  Blaokbome,  23m    lid— 3j 

11  d— 10  J  116 
Bland  v.  Bland  and  Stonnont,  25  m  11  d— 

29  m  11a— 30  m  11  d 
Brown  i;.  Brown,  Biokley,  Bhue,  and  Lamb, 

13i  lie 

Cavellv.  Cavell  and  Schifi;  19i  11/ 

Chapman  V.  Chapman,  20 j  lie 

Clark  V.  Clark,  1  m  11a 

Conradi  v.    Conradi,   Worrall,    and   Way, 

13  m  11  d— 10  J  116 

Corrance  v.  Corrance  and  Lowe,  25  a  10/— 

Zj  lie 
Crippen  V.  Crippen  and  Ash,  Im  11  a — 6si 

13  d 

Cullen  V.  CuHen,  22j  11  d 

Cullimore  v,  Cullimore,  1  m  11  a 

Decks  V,  Decks  and  Goodyer,  9  m  11  d 

Dering  v.  Deriog  and  BJakeley,  Ci^I,  ^., 

5j  116— 6 j  11  d-«i  lie 

Dingman  v.  Dingman,  1  m  11  a 

Driver  v.  Driver,  16  j  11  d 

Drysdale  v.  Drysdale  and  others,  7  m  11 6 

8  m  11 6—9  mile 

EverarcTv.  Everard  and  Bernard,  22 J  lie 

Eraser  v.  Eraser,  1  m  11  a — 6  m  11  e 

Pumer  v.  Fumer,  19j  11/ 

Gardner  v.  Gardner,  19  a  11/ 

George  v,  George,  16  J  11  d 

Grylls  v.  Grylls,  12  j  11  d 

Harden  v.  Harden,  12  j  11  6—24/  11  e 

Hart  V,  Hart  and  Hart,  1  m  11  a 

Hartley  V.  Hartley,  18j  lid— 19/  11/ 

Holmes  v,  Simmons,  4  m  11 6 — 11  j  13  e 

Hopkins  v,  James,  13  j  11 6 

•^-^  Johnson  v.  Johnson,  24  a  11 6 
King  V,  King  and  Baker,  22^'  11  c 

Knight  V.  Knight,  2  m  13  d 

-  Lacey  o.  Lacey  and  Best,  2  m  13  d 

Lempriere  v.  Lempriere  and  Robel,  20/  11 1 

Lloyd  V,  Lloyd.  22  j  11  d 

Lounds  r.  Lounds,  19./  11  / 

-  Madan  v.  Madan  and  De  Thoren,  4/  11  c— 
5j  llc-17j  13  d 

Marsden  v.  Marsden,  13/  11  c 


June 80, 1868.]     palmkk's  iin>£z  to  "the  toob"  hbvbbapeb. 


m 


Divoroo  Ck>iirt  {eontinued)» 

Hoore  r.  Moore,  4m  66 — 8m  6/ 

Morpbett  v.  Uorphett,  30  m  II  d—lj  11  d 

Mnahel  v.  Mushel,  24  a  116— 27  a  11  o^ 

30  a  12€--6m  13  6 

NiekftllB  V.  Niokalls  and  Sandiland,  4  m  11 6 

Pattenden  v.  Pattenden  and  Herzfeld,  2  m 

13  d 

Panl  r.  Panl  and  Farqohar,  2  m  ISd 

Pays  V,  Pays,  15  j  11  d 

Payton  v.  Payton  19  j  11/ 

Potts  9.  Potta  and  Trimby,  Im  11  a — 2  m 

13  d 

Poyntington  v,  Poyntington  and  Look,  24  a 

lib 

Pryee  v,  Pryce  and  Ashcroft,  19 j  11/— 24  j 

lie 

Riobardflon  v.  Riobardson,  11  m  lid 

Robinson  v.  Robinson,  1  m  11a 

-  Roser  v.  Roser,  24j  11  e 

Sbeldon  v,  Sbeldon,  2  m  IS  d 

Sbewell  v.  Sbewell  and  Fox,  IQj  11  d 

Sleigb  V.  Sleigb  and  Minnister,  13  j  11  h 

'  Smith  V,  SmiSi,  1  m  11  a 

Btainthorp  v,  Stainthorp,  12 j  11  h 

Symons  v,  Symons  and  Nicbols,  2  m  13  d 

Wheelwright  v.  Wheelwright  and  Cresswell, 

9  m  Ud 

Whittle  ».  Whittle,  11m  Hi— 14m  13 «^— 

15m  lid— 16m  lid— 18m  He 

Wickham  v.  Wickham,  16  j  11  d 

WiUdnBon  v,  Wilkinson  and  Haskisson,  30  a 

12  e 

Wootton  V,  Wootton,  18j  11  d— 19 j  11/ 

■  Yeatman  v.  Yeatman,  6  m  13  c 

Young  V.  Young  and  Goggin,  24  a  11 6 

Dobell  (Dr.  Horace),  on  Improving  the  Cam,  26  j 

11/ 
Docks,  Alexandra,  8  j  7  d 
Extension  in  South  WaleB>  ISj  11  f 

Floating,  20m  5 d 

Newport,  9  m  10  « 

Shares,  State  of  the  Market— la  116— 2a 

7<j— 6a7d— 7a  6d— 8a  6e— 9a  7c— 10a 
6d— ISa  6d— 16a  7d— 16a  6d— 17a  66— 
18a  6d— 20a  6d— 22a  7d— 2da  7d— 24a 
106— 26a  6e— 28a  10  6— 29a  12d— lm106 
— im  7d— 6m  10/— 6m  12c— 7m  6d— 8m 
lOd— 9m  lOd— 11m  7d— 13m  lOd— 14m 
9d— 16  m  11  a— 18  m  7  c— 19  m  116— 20  m 
116— 21m  76— 22m  116— 23m  106— 26m 
7  d— 27  m  10  d— 28  m  7  c— 80m  10  c— Ij  7  d— 
3/  7d— 4J  7c— 6 j  10c— 6 j  10c— 8 j  Id— 
10 j  106— Hi  7d— 12j  10  0-13;  10  c— 16; 
7it_.16;  10  c— 13i  7d— 23j  10  c— 24;  10  c— 
25 J   7d— 26;   12d— 27;  116—29;  7d 

Dog  Law,  carrying  out  the  same,  20;  5  d — 24; 

lie 

in  the  City,  26/  7  c 

Doncaster  April  Fair,  8  a  9/ 

Dried  Fruits,   State  of  Market,  29  a   12  d— 23  m 

106 
I>Te8deo,  Laying  Foundation  Stone  of  an  Rnglisb 

Church  at,  21a  12  a 
I>Tones  and  Bees,  14  m  7  d 
Drunkenness,  what  it  can  do,  4  m  12  6 


Duchy  of  Lancaster,  Accounts,  3  a  12  6 

Ducie  (Lord),  on  Co-operative  Stores  in   small 

Towns,  9  a  10/ 
Dudley  Stuart  House  of  Refuge,  9  a  9c 
Dufferin  (Lord),  on  the  Irish  Church  Question,  9  a 

12  a 
Dufton  (Henry),  murdered  in  Abyssinia,  1;  12  6 
Dulwich  College  and  its  Holidays,  7  m  12  6 

Extensive  Fire  at,  20;  6  d 

Dunany  Coast  Guard:  loss  of   ofScer    and   four 

Men,  Appeal  for  Survivors,  20  m  6/ 
Durham  Magistrates,  10  a  7  6 
Dust  Bin,  its  Use  and  Value,  21a  9  d 
Dutton  (F.  S.)  on  South  Australia,  26  m  7  a 
Dwellings  for  the  Labouring  Classes,  29;  6/ 
Dyer  (W.  A.)  on  Cromwell's  Descendants,  26  m 

12  c 

E. 
Earthquake  in  Bushire,  30  m  12  a 
atDinan,  14  a  10  c 

—  at  Guatamala,  29  m  6  d 

at  Guayaquil,  18  a  12  6 

at  Jersey,  8  a  7  a 

at  Riva,  28  in  10  d 

in  the  Sandwich  Islands,  22  m  6  6 

at  St.  Thomas,  20a  7  a 

in  the  West  Indies,  8;  6/ 

East  India  Company,  Re-election  of  Directors, 
9a  7a 

Meeting  of  the  Proprietors,  11;  7  e 

House,  Col.  Sykes  re-elected  Chairman,  14  m 

96 

• Irrigation  Company,  see  Canals. 

Dock  Road,  Messrs.  Lloyds'  Saw  Mills  de- 
stroyed by  Fire,  23  m  9/ 

East  London  Distress,  Meeting  and  Account,  9  a 
7/ 

East  Suffolk  Chamber  of  Agriculture,  16  a  9/ 

Easter  Entertainments,  14  a  9  a 

Eastern  Asiatic  Russia,  Account  of,  9  a  12  d 

Coast,  State  of,  16;  9/ 

EbbwYale  Company,  26  a  6d— 18  m  10  c— 27 j 
11  a 

Eborall  (C.  W.),  State  of  Railway  Fares,  23  m  12  c 

Ecclesiastical  Courts,  What  they  are,  14  a  9  c 

Titles  Act,  Committee's  Report,  23a  6  d 

Ecuador  Debt,  20  a  6  a— 29  m  10  a— 16;  10  d— 
30;  12 d 

Edinburgh  Academy,  Exhibition  founded,  21a 
12c 

Edinburgh,  Association  for  Improving  the  Condi- 
tion of  the  Poor,  11  m  12  6 

Destitution  in,  Relief  Committee  Meetins.  1  a 

12/ 

Election  of  Principal,  9  m  12  d 

Invitation  to  Mr.  J.  Bright,  4  m  9  c 

Meeting  of  Dissenters  in  favour  of  Mr,  Glad- 
stone's Resolu^ons,  18  m  6  d 

Offer  to  Endow  a  Chair  of  Applied  Mental 

Science  in  the  University,  6  m  7  c 

Professor  Sir  James  T.  Simpson  as  I^rincipal, 

12;  12  c 

Postponement  of  Election,  19;  9c  . 

—  Public  Libraries  Act  rejected,  19  m  9/ 
Royal  Infirmary,  14  a  9  e — ^27  a  6/-^30^a  9  a 

—18m  10c 

46 


in 


l^ALlhfifi'S  TSmiEl  TO  '^  t^E  TtlDBS  "  msWSl^APKB. 


[Aptil  1  to 


Edinburgh  UniTendty  Meeting,  24  a  12  e 
Proposal  to    appoint  Mr.   Gladstone    as 

Chancellor,  19  m  9/— 26  to  9  ft— 4 J  12  rf 
— -  Proposal   to    appoint    the   Lord   Justice 

General  Inglis  as  Chancellor,  27  m  9  d 

—  Dnke  of,  Addresses  to  Her  Majesty  on  the  At- 
tempt to  Assassinate,  28  a  12/— 29  a.9  «— dOa 
9a^lm  9/— 2 in  11a — im  6  6— 6 w  9d— 
7to  8a— llw  6c— 12to  9d— 16m  125 

•  Address  of  the  Corporation  of  London  on 

the  Attempt  on  the,  12  m  9  <2 
Attempted  Assassination  of,  at   Sydney, 

27  a  12  c— 29  a  9/ 

Official  Report  from  Sydney,  18m  6c 

Arrival  at  "Windsor,  27 J  10/ 

'-  Health  of,  Im  6  a 

Landing  at  Plymouth,  27i  11/— 29i  6d 

Leading  Article  on,  27  a  9d—S0 a  Se 

Letter  From,  to  Her  Majesty,  18m  6  d 

OTarreU's  last  Confession,  18  j  11  a 

Parliamentary  Address  of  Condolence  to 

Her  Majesty  on  the  Outrage,  28  a  6  a — 28  a  6  6 

Particulars  of  the  Wound,  29  m  12  5 

Beward  of  New  South  Wales  Government 


for  Accomplices,  29  a  9/— 80  a  9  c 

Testimonial  to  Mr.  Vial,  who  averted  the 


second  Shot  from  the,  28^  6/ 

Trial  and  Sentence  on  the  Miscreant,  28  a 


9/ 


$ee  also  Attstbaua. 


BDUOATION  :— 

-  Canterbury  (Archbishop  of)  on,  23  a  9  c 
Gumming  (Dr.)Crown  Court  Schools,  Annual 

Examination,  29 j  9  b 

Church  Education  in  Cornwall,  28  m  12  b — 

10 J  6/— llj  6d 

Devonshire,  8 J  6d — llj  6d 

Herefordshire,  29/  6  e 

Kent,  22  a  12  e 

'  Leicestershire,  16  a  10  f 

■  Monmouthshire,  12  m  6  d 

"  Northamptonshire,  10a  8 d 

Nottinghamshire,  Im  9/ 

*  Salop,  22  m  6/ 

Suffolk,  6  J  9d 

Sussex,  7  a  9  d 

Warwicltshire,  27  a  6/ 

Worcestershire,  Ij  6  c—ZJ  11  f 

*  Yorkshire,  21  a  12  d 

Birmingham,  Meeting,  12  J  12  e 

Wales,  20  m  10/ 

Bill,  its  Clauses,  etc.,  1  a  9  c 

— 1—  Leading  Article  on,  28  a  9  « 

when  to  be  in  operation,  1  a  9  c 

Educational  Statistics,  29^  6  e 

German  Elementary  School-teachers'  Meeting 

St  Cassel,  9j  6  b 

Jews*  Free  School  Festival,  2iJ  6e 

Kennedy  (Br.)  on  Public  Schools,  IB  J  10/ 

Lichfield  (Lord)  on  Compulsory  Education, 

17a  7d 

-  Middle-class  Schools,  New  one  in  City  Road, 
16  m  12c 

MiKtstT  Education  Commission,  27  J   6  a— 

297  9« 

National  in  Ireland,  2j  6/ 

4v 


lEduoatlon  (eontinued). 

National  Society  Meeting,  18j  6  e 

TrainingCoIlege, Battersea,  26 j  12 b 

Proposed  Grant,  6  a  10  e 

Public  Schools  Bill,  2  j  12  a 

Registrar-General's  Report  of  the  Progress  of 

Education,  16  m  11  6 

Royal  Commission  on  Primary  Edaeation, 

80  a  116— Im  11/— 2  m  11/— 4m  10«— 6« 
14  a— 7  m  9/— 8  m  10  a— 9  m  12/— 11  m  9«— 
4j  10  c— 6j  9d— 6^9  c—8j  11/— 9i  9/- 
10 j  9/— Hi  9a-12j;i2c— IBj  8  &— 15 j 
6« 

School   Frigate    Conway,    Distribatton    of 

Prizes,  29  j  9  b 

Schools  Inquiry  Commission,  1  a  11  e 

West  Metropolitan  Jewish  School,  10/  7/ 

Working  Agriculturists*  Education,  10  a  5/ 

Edmunds  (Leonard),  his  Case,  10 ^  10  s 

Eggs  and  Poultry,  10 J  10  c 

Egypt,  Abyssinian  Captives  left  for  England,  15  j 

9c 
Breakwater  Docks  for  Alexandria,  28  m  12  a 

—29  m  12  6—18;  12  6 

Budget,  11m  9  c — 5j  12  a— 10 J  a 

Cable,acros8  the  Straits  of  Messina,  18/  12  b 

Consular  Jurisdiction  in,  12 j  10  a — 15/  7  a 

CoL  Boss  and  New  Transport  Service,  24  j 

12  a 
Deputation  to  Establish  one  Court  for  eases 

with  Foreigners,  26  j  6/ 

Judicial  Reform  in,  16/  106 

Loan,  List  of  Nos.  to  be  paid  off  in  Jolj,  90  a 

6a 

Miscellaneous  News,  6  a   12  6 — 17  a  6  a— 

26  m  12  a— 80  m  12  o— 2  j  9  a— 9/  12  a — 10  j 
12  a— 16  j  9  c— 19/  12  a— 22/  12  a 

New  Loan,  28  a  10  a — 2  m  7  a — 4  m  7  a— 

6  m  J<— 11m  9  €—3/  7  c— 3/  9  6—4/  12  6— 

Official  Changes,  8  a  7  6 

Queen  of  the  Comoro  Island  on  her  way  to 

France,  24/  12  a 

Rising  of  the  Nile,  27/  12  a 

Serious  Illness  of  the  Viceroy,  17  a  10  d 

Severe  Hailstormlin  the  Desert,  4/  12  6 

Sir  R.  Napier  and  Theodore's  son  at,  22/  12  a 

Departure,  28/  12  a 

State  of  Trade,  18  m  10  c 

Statistics  of  the  Population  of,  9  a  10  6 

Son  of  the  Viceroy  decorated  with  the  Iron 

Crown,  1/9  6 

Elcho  (Lord)  on  the  Easter  Volunteer  Beviev,  6  a 

Elder  (John)  on  Circular  Ships  of  War,  27  m  12  « 
-2/  7/ 

Election,  Bristol,  18  a  12/— 22  a  9/— 28«  12  e— 
24a  12c— 27a  lOd— 29a  86— 80a  9/— Im 
6  a— 8  m  9/— 11/  9/— 20/  6<— 22/  7  e— «/ 
6/— 24/  10/— 26/  12/— 26/  llc--26/  12  « 
—29/  9/ 

Cockermouth,  18  a  12/— 22  a  9/— 24  a  12« 

—27  a  10  d— 28  a  116 

-^—  Conservative  Association  in  the  East,  27  a 

11/ 

Expenses  of  the  Cambridge  Umvenlly,  4« 

7d 


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Election,  Expenses  of  the  Helston  Eleetion,  Im  9  c 

— -^  LMuteeston  Eleotion,  199ii  9e 

— ^-  Expenses  for  North  Northamptonshire,  17  a 

EMtKent,98o  125— Im  5a 

East  Woreestershire,  6  m  6  a— 6 «  14/— 

11m  lOd— 12m  9d-14m  7a— 16m  9/— 
21m  6i— 26m  9/— 27m  7c— 28m  6/— 80m 
86— 2  J  126 

Qranthun,  27a  lOd— 28a  116— 29«  86 

Leading  Article  on,  30  j  11 6 

Leominster,  20  a  9/— 28  a  12  6 

Liverpool,  27m  7c 

Movements,  8  a    10  a— 10  a  4<2— 10  a   7  c 

—18  a  10/— 15  a  lla-16a  9/— l.'fca  5/— 
21a  7(i— 2m  11a— Urn  9a— 22m  66— 29m 
9e—lJ  9  c— 2i  12  6— 4i  12  c— 6 j  8  6— 6 j 
8  a— 8  f-  6  c— 10*  12d— llj  9/— 13j  6  c— 16 j 
6  c— 16i  8c— 17i  7/— 18j  106— 19 j  8  c— 
20 j  8  a— 22J  6/— 2Sj  6d— 24j  8  c— 26i  6/ 
—26 J  10  6-27i  9«^29j  9/ 

North  Leicestershire,  9  m  6  <l 

Northern  Borghs,  9  m  5  d 

BadnorsMre,  20  a  9/— 29a  8  6 

Stamford,  25  a  12/— 27o  10  (i— 28  a  116 

— Im  5a— 2m  11a— 4m  12/— 5m  6a— 247 
8c 

Stirling  Burghs,  22  a  9/— 28  a  12  c— 25  a 

12/— 27  a  10  d— 29  a  86— 80  a  9/— Im  6  a 

South  Lincolnshire,  18  a  7  6— 28  a  12  c— 

27a  lOd— 29a  86— 80a  9/ 

Elephantine  Hoax,  dj  9  c— 13  j  12  c 
Elliotson  (Dr.  John),  Sketch  of,  14  a  10c 

Contradietionr  of  his  Death  hy  Mr.  Symes, 

15a  6d 

Elliott  (A.),  on  the  Hanrest,  22>  6  c 
Ely  Cathedral,  26  m  9/, 

(Bishop  of)  on  the  TJnlyerBity  Test  Bills,  8  j 

12  a 

the  Impsrftot  Utteraoee  of  the  Bishop,  ej 

Id 

Defence  of  the  Bishop,  9^  9  a 

Embassy  and  Coasokr  Houses,  Estimates,  IS  a 

Ad 
Emigration  from  the  MiniAg  Districts,  21  m  7  6 

to  Liberia,  22^  9c 

from  the  East  of  London,  16  a  9  6—22  m  6  c 

Mersey,  2m  7/-2/  9/ 

GoTemmeitt  Rstnm,  6i  12a-^ll/  9  c— 15j 

7/ 
Eneqaisi  (tf .),  Oonoert,  lOj  9  c 
Endoired  Schools,  18m  66 
England,  Bossia,  and Ohinese  Tart^,  18a  6  c 
En^^sh  Beverages,  Statistics,  4^  12  c 
Ohina^  ^c.  Sale  of.  Price  List,  8  a  10/ 

Choroh  Union  Annual  Meeting,  17j  14/ 

Ltfint  and  IVench  Thieves,  16  a  10  a 

Epidemics,  Statistic* of,  21' m  lid 

Spinis,  Liib  in,  H  a  lOc 

Epsom  with  a  Foreigner,  28m  9  c 

Eqnador  Debt,  13  m  10  tf 

Escape  of  a  Prisons^  from  a  Train  in  motion,  1  m 

Esmonds  Will  Casd,  He  ItasLkm. 
Estimtttst  Of  ths  Tsi»— The  Sundries  pags,  16  a 
116 


Eton  College,  Election,  lOj  9f 

-  Newcastle  Examination,  4  a  12  c 

— —  Presentation  to  the  late  Head  Mast^,  12  j 

8/ 
Be-assembling  of  the  School,  16  a  7  6—25  d 

6e 
Reforms  in,  28  m  9/ 

Speech  Day,  6j  9/ 

European  Assurance  Society,  14  m  9  6 

Evelyn  (Lient-Col.)  (fn  the  Militia  DistnrbSDOS  at 
Aldershot,  8  m  12/ 

Exchange,  Coarse  a/,  1  a  10  d — 4  a  5  c — 10  a  5  6 
—15  a  7  6—18  a  6  d—92  a  7  c— 25  a  5/— Sf9  a 
12  c— B  m  .12  d— 9  m  10  c— IS  m  10  c— 16  m 
10c— 20m  lie— 23m  10 6—27  m  10 d— 80 m 
lOd— 8j  7d— 6>  10  6— lOi  lOo— 18j  10  c— ' 
17  j  12d—20j  7  c— 24j  10  d— 27i  116 

Execution,  PabUc,  of  the  wrong  man  at  La  Man- 
cha,  4  m  6  c 

of  Robert  Smith,  at  Dumfries,  18  m  12  d 

of  Michael  Barrett,  the  Clerkenwell  Miscreant, 

the  last  public  execution,  27m  9  c 

at  Vienna,  5j  6  c 

— ^  the  Luton  Murderer,  1  a  12  / 

Frances  Kidder,  for  the  Murder  of  her  Step 

Daughter,  8  a  12  6 

of  John  Bishop,  the  Sydenham  Murdersr,  Im 

12  a 
of  Miles  Weatherill  and  Timothy  Faherty, 

6a  lOd 

of  Foederiok  Parker,  6  a  10  d 

of  John  Mapp,  10  a  10  d 

Exhibition  of  Art  at  Over  Darwen,  9  m  12/ 
Expiring  Laws,  Annual  List,  18  m  12  6 
Explosive  Projectiles  in  War,  Emperor  of  Russia's 

Circular,  16y  6  d 
Exports,  twenty  years'  Statistics,  IBj  7/ 
Export  Trade,  Statistics  of,  14  a  4  d 
Eyre    (Ex-Governor),    Lord    Chief    Justice    and 

Justice  Lush  on  the  Charge  to  the  Orand  Jury, 

10 j  12  d 

Mr.  Buxton  and  Ex-Governor  Eyre,  25  m  6c 

■■'    '  Mr.  Anson's  Defence  of  and  Appeal  for,  26 m 

12  c 

Subscriptions,  27  <»i  7  c 

Proceedfings  of  Alexander  Phillips  against, 

20  a  9/ 

Defence  of  his  dbnduet,  27  a  10  c 

Leading  Article  on  his  Case,  2  m  10/ 

at  Bow  Street,  see  Police. 

Lord  Overstone's  Note  about,  28  m  12/ 

R.  Murchison  on,  23  m  12/— 27  m  7  c 

Trial,  8i  9/ 

Judge  Blackburn's  Charge,  8/9/ 

Acquittal,  8  j  10  d 

his  own  Case,  4/  7/ 

Leading  Article  on  his  Case,  4^  8  a 

Mill  (J.  S.)  on  his  Proceedings  agamit,  15  j 

12  d 
Address  of  West  India  Planters,  Merehsntr, 

etc.,  to,  25/  9  c 
Answer  to  the  Address,  25/  9  c 


Faot(»y  Inspectors'  Reports,  28  m  11/ 
Fairbaim  Engineering  Company,  24  a  106 


lt»i 


PALMXB  8  IKBET  TO  '*  THE  TIHB8  "  VElFfSBAPEB. 


Fairbaim  (Sir  Peter),  Statue  to,  at  Leeds,  16  m 

12  6 

Thomas,  Appeal  for  William  Dargaii*s  Widow, 

28  m  9  d 
Fairlie  (Robert  F.)i  on   Railway  Finance,  27  a 

7a 
Fallows  (James),  Price  List  of  the  Sale  of  bis 

Pictures,  etc.,  25m  Od 
Famine  at  Tunis,  28  m  10  d 
Fane  (Iaeut.-Ool.)>  on  the  Aldershot  Fraeas,  12  m 

5e 
Fashionable  Life,  Count  and  Countess  de  Paris, 

Dinner,  list  of  Guests,  29  m'  9  « 

Gladstone  (Mrs.),  Reception,  2  a  9/ 

List  of  Visitors,  2  a  9/ 

— ^  Hardy  (Right  Hon.  G.),  Dinner  to  the  Duke 

of  Cambridge,  2  a  9/ 

Mrs.,  Reception,  2  a  9/ 

Hon.  C.  Fortescue   and   Countess  Walde- 

grare.  Dinner  to  Prince  of  Wales,  17  J  10  e 
Impending  Marriages,  25j  12/ 

-  Marriage  of  Earl  and  Brownlow   Lady  Ade- 
laide Talbot,  24  j  12  d 

■      Captain  De  Grey  Seymour  to  Hon.  Mary 

Hood,  17a  7b 
Visit  of  the  Queen,  to  View  the  Festal 

Arrangements,  etc.,  17  a  7  6 
• Report  of  the  Marriage  of  Lord  March  to 

Miss  Ricardo,  unfounded,  11a  9c 
Fatal  Affray  at  Liverpool,  11  m  12  b 
Fatal  Outrage  at  Willington  Quay,  6  m  7  c 
Fawcett  (Professor)  on  Female  Suifrage,  9  a  10  s 
Female  Apothecaiy,  13  m  12  5 

Emigration,  3  a  10«— 10  a  10  e— 25  a  12 « 

School  of  Art,  26  j  6  6 

Bazaar  at  the  Botanic  Gardens  in  Support 

of,  26j  lid 

Suffrage,  9  a  10  «— 17i  8  b 

TlBNIAiriBM: :~ 

Ann  Justice  and  her  Defence,  16  a  11  a — 

17  a  ll/--18a  10/ 

Anticipated  Raid  in  Canada,  16  j  12  f 

Application  about    Burke   at    the    Central 

Criminal  Court,  7  a  11  6 

Arrests  in  Ireland,  19  m  10  d 

Attack  on  the  Belbelly  Martello  Tower,  Cork, 

11a  9c 
Congress  and  the  C^anadian  Fenian  Prisoners, 

13  a  10  d 

Deasy  in  New  York,  18  a  10  d 

Departure  of  the    Jacknell    Prisoners    for 

America,  16  a  10  a 
Fenian  PUcard  Disclaiming  any  Attack  on 

Private  Property,  16  a  10  a 

Prisoners  in  Newgate,  17  a  7/ 

w  Sketch  of  them  in  the  Dock,  23a  7« 

Trial  for  the  ClerkenweH  Outrage,  21  a  11  a 

—22  a    11  &— 28  a  11  6—24  a  11  c->26  a  11  a 
—27a  11&— 28a  lie 
^—  Leading  Article  on,  28  a  9  c 

Burke,  Casey,  and  others,  29  a  11  b — 30  a 


lie— Im  116 

—  Meany,4he  Fenian,  Arrival  in  New  York,  27  a 
Be 

—  Preparation  for  the  Trials  of  the  Prisoners  in 
Newgate,  2  a  ^f-^VJa  7/ 


Fenianism  {continued), 

Release  of  the  Fenian,  Nagle,  18  a  5  c— 22  a 

Misstatement, — Still  in  Prison,  21  a  6  e 

Safe   Arrival  of   the  Hougcmont  with  the 

Transported  Fenians  at  Western  Aostralia,  22  a 
Bd 

See  alto  Ibblakd. 

Festival  of  the  Three  Choirs,  Sj  12  « 

Field  (Cyrus  W.)  on  Submarine  Telegraphs,  27  a 

ee 

(Dudley)  on  Married  Women's  Property,  15  j 

6d 

Fielding  (Dr.  G.  H.)  on  the  Temperaiui«,  20 j  5/ 
Fine  Art0— Artists*  Benevolent  Fund  Meeting,  and 

Gift  of  ihe  Princess  Louise,  11  m  lOe 
Centenaiy  Exhibition  of  the  Royal  Aeademv, 

2inll5 
Exhibition  of  French  and  Flemish  Pictures, 

10a  46 
in  the  City— Painting  a  Statue  with  White 

Paint,  17  a  11  e— 21  a  6/— 22  a  7/ 

in  the  PrindpaUties,  29i  12  d 

Price  Sale  List  of  Mr.  Bulkeley  0wan*8  Pic- 
tures, 1  m  12/ 

Mr.  Brett's  Pictures,  IJ  9o 

Mr.  Fallow's  Pictures,  etc.,  25m  td 

Mr.  Haigh's  Pictures,  8y  12  d 

Mr.  Morby's  Pictures,  6  a  9/ 

Modem  Pictures  at  Christie's,  15  J  12/— 

22i  12 « 

Mr.  C.  J.  Palmer's  Engravings,  20  m  12e-> 

22  m  5/— 26m  116 

Rare  old  China,  etc.,  8  a  10/ 

Works   illustrated  by  the   Bewicks,  12; 


116 


Sale  of  Prince  DemidoflTs  Piotures,  31  a  10  i 
Decorative  Furniture  and  Objects  of  Terto, 


2m  76 

Mr.  Flatou's  PietareB,4m  9e 


Stanfield's  Original  Sketches  and  Drawings, 

8m  9/ 

Price  LUt  of  the  Sale  of,  9m  10 a— Us 

6e— 12m  9/— 13m  8a— 14m  7/— 16m  5b 
Water  Colour  Exhibitions,  30  a  7  a 

Sale  of  Baron  Marochetti's  Bngravings,  4  a 

12  6 

Leeds  Exhibitionr--^fM  LxBns. 

Fires— 3  a  10«— 3  a  10/— 14  a  4€— 20  a  12  a~ 

23a    6<i— 24a    12/— 11m    9«— 16m    106- 

23m  9/— 27m  9/— 29m   lie— 2/   126-4; 

12  <!— lOy  9/— lly  6/— llj  9*— 16i  6/— I6j 

10/— 18j  12e— 19i  9e— 20i  6*— 20/  10/ 

At  a  Worsted  Mill  at  Bradford,  16m  9  « 

— »  Destruction  of  Greystoke  Castle,  5  m  9/— 

6m  14a 

* Destructive  in  Oamberwell  Road,  23  a  6  i 

Fatal  at  a  Dyehouse  at  Hali&x,  2  m  II4 

Fifty-three  during    the   past   Month,  11  r 

126 

Forty-three  in  Ten  days,  4j  6/ 

Near  Aldershot,  19  m  126 

Two  Distilleries  burnt  at  Stettin,  16  m  13  a 

Fire  Brigades  as  Turncocks,  16>  12/ 

Fire  Insurances,  Annual  Return  of  Duty  paid,  19; 

10c— 20 j  7d-'2Qj  7  a 


June 30,  1868.]     palmee's  iwdex  to  "the  times"  NEWSPiPEB. 


Fra 


Firms,  Chaoge  of;  2  a  Ih—lm  lOa—lSj  10  a— 

20  j  7d 
Fish— Dee  Sftlmon  Fisheries,  22a  7b 
Great  Catches  of  Mackerel,  18  a  6/ 

Greenland,  28  a  10  6— 80  a  9  a 

Herring,  6  j  10/ 

Mackerel,  15  w  6  6^26  m   11/— 16j  6/^ 

23  j  66— 29j  12  d 

Salmon  Fishing  on  the  Tyne,  10  a  10  d 

Salmon  Fisheries  of  England,  7  o  12  a — 17  a 

6/ 
^—  Spedal  Commission  on  English  Fishiries, 
9a  96— 15a  lie 

Seisnre  of  Diseased  Fish,  16  j  6  e 

Whitebait  and  the  Herrinp^,  20  j  9e 

Fishmongers'  Company,  Grand  Entertainment,  12  j 

7/ 

Hall,  Banquet  at,  14  m  11/ 

Fitzgerald  (P.)    on   the   Irish  Choroh  Question , 

2  a  6« 
Flatoa  (L.  V.}  Sale  of  his  Piotnres,  4  m  9  e 
Flax,  State  of  the  Market,  2  a  7  e~-9  a   7/— 16  a 

5/— 80a  74— 21111   76— 28iii   7e-4j   7 e— 

11  j  7«— 18;  7/ 
Fletcher  (S.  J.)  on  the  Fire  Lurauanee  Daties,  29  j 

7a 
Flint  (John)  on  Educational  Stataatios  29  j  6  e 
Floating  Docks,  20  m  5d 
Flogging  in  the  Russian  Army,  lid  7  f 

Garotters  at  Chester  Castle,  22  a  11  d 

Florence  Land  and  Public  Works  Company,  18  j 

76 
Flo-wering  Sunday  in  Wales,  13  a  7  a 
Food  Prospects  all  next  Harvest,  16  a  5  6 
Forbes  (Lord)  Sketch  of,  5  m  12  c 
Foreign- Aid  Society  Meeting,  20m  5/ 
Cattle  Bill,  8j  9e.-16j  66— 19j  66— 23  J 

10  a  • 

Decorations  on  Foreign  Officials,  8  a  7  a 

Goods,    Statistics   of  Transhipments,  17  j 

6< 
Office  Notices,  26  a  8  a— 16  m  8  a^lO  j  7  e 

Office  (New)  Banquet  at,  26^'  9  6 

i Orders,  Grant  to  wear,  20^'  8  6  v 

Orders  to  British  Subjects,  22^  8/ 

Forging  Tickets  for  Political  Meetings,  IQj  12  d— 

Forms  of  Thanksgiring  for  the  Preservation  of 
the  Prince  and  the  Successful  Termination  of  the 
Abyssinian  Campaign,  24  j  6  a 

Forster  (William),  Price  List  of  his  Sale  of  Coins, 
6  J  7  c 

Fortifications  Committee  of  Inquiry  on,  9  j  12  d 

J.  F.  Burgoyne  on,  6  m  6<{ 

Fossil  Oysters,  26  m  11  a 

Fountaine  (W.  P.)>  Note  to  Parish  Clerks,  16  a 

10  c 
Fowler  (John)  on  the  Embankment,  26  in  10  d 
Fox  (Hon.  G.  Lane),  his  ascetic  Life,  1  m  9/— 

8  OT  12/  *. 

Foxes  in  Yorkshire,  13  m  10  d 

Brood  of,  in  a  Church  in  Yorkshire,  26m  5/  j 

Frsmpton  Mansel  Marriage  Bill,  20  m  5  d  ' 
FBAWOB :—  | 
Abyssinian  Victory  and  the  Press,  28  a  21  c  \ 

— 30a  10a— 2m  12a^-lm  6e  1 


Trance  {continued). 

Accident  at  the  Camp  at  St.  Maur,  2  m  12  6 


im  6/ 
ubf 


Subscriptions  for  the  Widow,  4  m  5/ 


Adoration  of  the  Cross  at  the  Tuileries,  13  a 

8a 
>——  Algiers:  Difference  between  the  Archbishop 

and  the  GoYemor,  19  m  10  a — 26  m  6  a— 30  m 

10a<-3j  6e 

Present  State  of,  21  m  10  a 

the  Archbishop  and  the  Emperor,  25  m 

10a 

■  Cannibalism  in,  and  Ireland,  8j  10a 

—  American  Affairs  viewed  by  a  French  Paper, 
8a8a 

—  Annual  cattle  Show,  11  a  10  6 

—  Archeological  Discovery  at  Pont  de  Pierre, 
16i  5  6 

—  Army  News,  8  w  12  c — 6  j  12  a 
Tariffs,  8  a  8  a 


—  Arrest  of  an  American  Citizen  as  a  French 
Deserter,  3  a  10  d 

Curious  Case,  22  a  10  a 


— -  Arsimont  Colliery,  20  a  10  d 

Assassination  of  a  Child  in  the  Open  Streets 

of  Algiers,  Urn  9d— 15m  10a 
Aasents  to  the  Russian  Proposal  to  Prohibit 

Explosive  Missiles  in  War,  12  j  12  6 

—  Atheistical  Teaching  of  Professors,  21  m  9  6 
—25m  10a 

Bad  Feeling  against  the  Clergy  from,  9  j 

6a 

Baby  Fanning,  21  a  10  d 

Ball  for  the  English  Poor  at  Paris,  20  a 

10  e 

Sick  and  Poor  of  all  Nations,  12  m  10  6 

Bankruptcies  in  May,  llj  10  a 

Bank  of  France,  Weekly  Returns,  3  a  12  a— 

6a  lOo^lOa  7  6— 11a  6/— 13a  86— 17 «  5a 
—18  a  6  6—20  a  10  «— 24  a  12  a— 26  a  tf— 
Im  12a— 2m  8d— 4m  5/— 8m  12a— 9m 
10  c— 12  m  106— 16  m  5  a— 16  m  10/— 18  m 
1 0  d— 23m  12  a— 25  m  10  a— 29  m  12  a— 30  m 
10«— Ij  lOfl— 5j  12  a— 6 j  lOd— 8j  106— 
12 J  12  a— 13 j  lOd— 16i  106— 19i  12  a— 
20 j  7d— 22j  10  a— 26;  12  a- 29 j  106 

— —  Increase  of  Deposits,  20  a  10  d 

— ^  Bernard  (M.)»  and  the  Imperial  Commission, 
21m  10  a 

Boulogne  and  St.  Omer,  New  Railway  for, 

12  j  5  6 

Bourgaud  (M.),  and  his  Family  in  Abyssinia, 

4m  5e 

Brougham  (Lord),  his  Death,  14  m  12  6 

Council  of  Cannes  offer  of  a  Site  for  his 

Burial,  19  m  10  6 

Budget,  20  a  lOd— 2w^  7a— 6  m  10a— 6  m 

76— 7m  9d— Um  9d— 15m  10a— 19m  10a 
—21m  10  a— 23  m  12  6— 29  m  6  a— 30  m  10a 
—bj  6a^9j  6  a— llj  10  a— 18 j  12  a— 20 j 
10a— 30 J  He 

Cabdnvers,  etc.,  Rewards  to,  15  a  10  6 

Camp  of  Chalons,  23  m  12  6 

of  Instruction  at  Lannemezan,  1  a  10  a 


Cane  (James),  Bequest  to  the  Poor,  2  m  12  6 

Cardinal's  Hat  for  the  Abp.  of  Paris,  7  a  10  a 


Fra 


PALUXB*a  IRDSZ 


KEW8PAPEB. 


[April  1  to 


JPranoe  {continued), 

r—  Otaaobert  (Mar6ehal),  Baptism  of  his  Son, 

the  Emperor  and  Empress  being  Sponsors,  16  a 

Sd 
< Oayahfy  Regiments,  Suppression  of,  10  a  8  6 

—  Chamband  (Oonnt)  in  the  East,  16  m  10  d 
-— ^  Ohassepot  Bifle  in  the  Army,  27  m  9  e — 26  m 

10  d 
<- Oherbowg,  Prince  Imperial  at,  18  a  8  a — 20  a 

10  d 
■■  ■  ■  '  Departure  of,  for,  16  a  8  d 

Oheste  (Oonnt  de),  Sketch  of,  80  a  10  a 

Oity  Improrement  Bill,  llj  9/— 12  j  5  a 

Oily  of  Paris  and  the  Oredit  Fonder,  8  ?'  10  a 

— 18j  10<J-30j  lie 
— ^*  Goohnt  (H.)  on  the  Finance  Qnestion,  Sj 

10  a 
*'-**  OoUiers*  Strike  at  Lower  Sambre,  16  a  106 
«^-*  Oommercial  Treaty  with  England,  Benewal, 

85a    12e— 2f»    12a— 4m   6«-~12m    10a— 

18m  10<^22m  lOo— 23m  12& 
-— -  Oredit    Mobilier— the    French     "  Orerend; 

Gkimey^^Oo.,'*25m  10  c— 22  j  125 

■  Sentence  against,  5  m  9  b — 8  m  12  c— 9  m 
6c  • 

■  Meeting  of  Shareholders,  6  m  7  e 

Oheyalier  (M.)  on,  18  m  10  6 

Orimean  Soldier  Sentenced   for  Desertion, 

etc.,  21m  10  a 

Orops,  State  of,  11 J  10  a 

Oorions  Beqnest — ^Decision,  20  a  10  e 

— —  Custom  House    Betums    of    Imports  and 

Exports,  8  a  8  & 

■  '  Duties,  2  m  7  a 

•«-«-  Davies  (Bev.  Mr.)  and  the'  Emperor  on  the 

Kew  Caledonia  Missions,  21  m  10  a 
• — "  Death  of  Ajsathon  Effendi,  5m  9 e 
Demidoir  (Count),  Sale  of  his  Pictures,  21  a 

10  6 

Dldier  (Senator)  Death,  10  a  8  6—18  a  8  a 

•—  Disappearance  from    Mons  of  the  Bronze 

Statue  of  the  Emp.  Baudoin,  9  a  10  6 
--—  Dissolution  of  the  Chambers,  1  a  10  a — 6  a 

10  a 
——  Distribution  of  Prizes  to   the  Delegates  of 

licamed  Societies,  22  a  10  a 
Disturbances  in  Belgium,  la  10  a — 7  a  106 

—9a  10  6 
— —  at  Toulouse,  7  a  10  a 
Dubois  (Count),  Sudden  Death  of,  in  Council 

20a  lOi  ^ 

Duel  at  Munich,  16a  7  c 

Duguerry  (M.)  receives  the    Cross   of  the 

Legion  of  Honour,  80  m  10  a 

Dumas  M.  and  Professor  Faraday,  20  m  12  a 

Eastern  Languages,  Report  on,  10  a  8  a 

Elections,  5  m  9  c— 6  m  7  c— 9  m  6  c — 20  m 

12  a— 22  m  10  a 

—  in  the  Dordogne,  21  a  10  a 
Emperor,  Health  of,  5j  12  a 

Empress  and  the  Prince  Imperial's  Birthday, 

6m  7c 
English  Ambassador's  Entertainment  for  the 

Queen's  Birthday,  26m  5  a 
Failly  (Gen.  de).  Order  to   the    Camp   of 

Chalons,  19  m  10  a— 22  m  5  a— 25  m  10  a 


Franoe  (eontinued). 

False  News,  Prosecution,  28  a  12  c 

Famine  in  Algiers,  9  a  10  b — 15  m  5  a 

Fayre    (Jules),   Address     at    the    French 

Academy,  24  a  12*a 

F6te-Dieu  celebrated  with  Pomp,  17i  12  a 

Figaro  and  the  Emperor,  15  m  10  a 

France  and  England,  a  Pamphlet  on,  11a 

10a 
Free  Trade,  2m  7a— 12m  9«— 18m  12a— 

14m  7a— 15m   5<^— 16m   12a— 20iii   9/— 

aOm  12a— 21m  96 

Grueroult  (M.)  on  Peace  and  War,  8  a  6  a 

Hanoverian  Befdgeea,  83  a  12  c— 27  j  12  a— 

29  j  12  a 

Harvest,  State  of  the,  16i  5  a— 23i  5  c 

Haytian  Ports  in  a  State  of  Blockade,  22  j 

12  6 
Hocfae  (Ghen.),  Oentenaiy  Annivenuy  Festi- 
val, 29 j  10  a 

Horn's  Bilan  de  1' Empire,  9j  5  a 

Hotel  des  Invalides,  Details  of,  2  a  10  a 

How  they  Force  a  Sale  for  a  Newipaper  in 

Paris,  18  j  10  e 

Iceland,  pioposed  Jonmey  of  the  Empress 

to,  27m  9c— 29m  11 « 

Inspection  of  the  Rhine,  IS  J  10  a 

International  League  of  Peace  and  LiberiT, 

15i  10  a 

Italian  Beneficent  Society,  Report,  3  a  IQd 

—9a  106 

Japan,  Reparation  Demanded  and  Qiv«n  for 

the  Murder  of  French  Seamen,  21  m  9  & 

Jews,  Demand  for  Indemnity  from  the  Rou- 
manian Government,  8  m  12  a 

Juryman,  Curious  Refiisal  to  allow  a  Frendi' 

man  to  be,  24  j  5  a 

Kerveguen  Case,  18  a  12  a 

Lalande,  Discovery  of  a  QaUo-Roman  Geme- 

teiyat,  Uj  10  a 

Levasseur  (Emile),  Elected  Member  of  ibe 

Academy  of  Sdenoes,  7  a  10  6 

— ^  Liberty  of  the  Senators,  Ij  10  a 

Longchamps,  Receipts  12  j  5  6 

Luxembourg,  Seditious  Placard  posted  at, 

11 J  10  a 

— —  Annexation  of,  12  j  5  6 

Lyons,  Vital  Statistics  of;  4  m  6/ 

Malonet  (Baron),  Memoirs  of  bis  Grand- 
father, 16  a  8  <i 

Manner  of  Petitioning  the  Senate,  1  a  10  a 

Markets,  State  of,  8  a  8  6— 14  a  8  a— 21a 

10  a— ^mlOa— 8m  12  c— 15  m  10  a— 26  m  5  a 
— 8j  6  c— 28 J  6  c 

-  Marseilles,  Quarantine  Declared,  29  a  12  6 
Threatening  Letters,  and  Esqdoaive  Parcels 


at,  80j  5  6 

Mexican  Bonds,  20  j  10  6 

Maximilian  (Emp.),  Masses  for,  2Hj  5  e 

— ^  Mayor  of  London's  Address  to  the  Pr^ect, 

24  J  5  a 

Mique  (Abb6),  his  Health,  7  a  10  6 

Military  Telegrams,  Experiments,  21  a  10  a 

Ministerial  Alterations,  14  m  12  a 

Miscellaneous  Intelligence,  1  a  12  a — ^2  a  9  « 

—6a  12 0—70  9a— 8a  76— 9a 9 fr— 10*76— 


JtmeSO,  1868.]     palhbb's  cfnfEx  to  *'the  times'*  hewspapeb. 


Tra 


Fr«]io6  (eanHnued), 
X3a  10  a—Uo  7a— 15a  9c— 16a  7  c— 17  a 
5a— 18a  12  a— 22 a  12  5— 28 a  12 c—1  m  12 a 
_6  m  9  e— 20  m  12  a—26  m  12  a— 4  J  12  a— 

8  i  9  fr— 9  J  12  a— lOi  12  a— lOj  12  a— 17i 
Ua— 18j  lOe— 18j  12  a— 20i  12  a— 24^12  a 
— 26i  lOo— 26i  12a— 26 j  12<i— 27j  12  a— 
29i  12  0^-80 j  6  6 

Montalembert  on  the  Irish  Chnroh,  27  m  10  a 

Monthyon  Prize  Award,  8  a  10  c 

■  Ite  lCi8Appropriati(m,  8  a  lOd 

Money  Market,  20  a  12  a— 21  a  12  5—22  a 

12  a— 28  a  12  a— 25  a  12  a— 27  a  12  5—28  a 
12  e— 29a  12a— 80a  96— 2m  7a— 4m  12a 
— 5m  9e— 6m  Uo— 7m9<i<-9m  12  a— 11m 

9  d— 12  m  9 e— 18m  12 a—Um  7  a— 16m  12a 
— 18m  5  a— 19  m  12  a— 21  m  9  6—26  m  12  a 
—27  m  9  c— 28m  12a— 29m  12b— 96  m  12  a 
— Ij  9  b—2j  9  c— 8i  9 b—4j  12  a— 6i  12  a 
—6  J  9  d— 8i  7  b—9j  12  ar— 10  j  12  a— 11  j  9  b 
— 12i  12  a— 18i  12  a— 15  j  9  d— 20  j  12  a— 
22 J  12a— 28i  12a— 27i  12a— 30j  lie 

Mnnioipal  Oonnoila,  2j  6a 

—  Mnrder  of  Freneh  Stamen  at  Jspan,  4  m  12  a 

— 5m  9c 
— ^-  Napoleon  I.,  Beligiotu  OommemoratiTe  Ser- 

-vice,  8  m  12  c 
■  (Prince)  Second  Tonr  through  Enrope,  9j 

6  a— 19  J  5  a 

Presentation  of  American  Notes  to  the 


Imperial  Library,  10  a  8  6 

—  National  Guard  Hovement,  9  a  10  a — 14  a 
8a 

DeafheBS  snddenly  onred,  11  a  10  a 


Neil  (Marshal),  on  the  Organization  of  the 

National  Gnard,  2  a  10  a 

—  New  Chorch  of  St  Augustine  Consecrated, 
IJ  10  a 

—  Nero,  the  Emperor's  Dog,  16^'  5  a 

-^  New  Club  of  Anglo-French  Members,  1  a  10  a 

French  Press  Law,  9  j  12  e 

Law  on  the  National  Guard,  8  a  10  c 

on  the  Press,  15m  lOo— 8y  9b— 9j  96 


•10  j  5  a 

Loan,  21a  10  a— 29  m  6£ 


IJ  10a-5J  6a 

Bailway  BiU,  22  j  12  a 

Streets  in  Paris,  8  j  6  a 


-29  m  12  c 


—  Newspaper  Beporting,  Judgment  Confirmed, 
4  a  12  a 

—  Ney    (Marshal),    Curious  ^Conrespondenoe 
about,  18  j  10  a 

bis  Son  Challenges  the  Writer,  18  J  10  a 

—  Official  Candidates,  17  a  10  a 

—  Orleans,    Address    of    the   Mayor   to   the 
Emperor,  12  m  9  e — 18  m  10  a 

the  Emperor's  Beply,  12  m  9e— 13  m  10  a 
the  Emperor  and  Empress  at  the  Cathedral, 


13  m  10a 

(Bp.  of).  Address  to  the  Emperor,  18  m 

10a 


the  Emperor's  Beply,  18  m  10  a 

—  Parochial  Boads  Bill,  21a  12a— 28a  12c 
—16  J  12  a 

—  Prefect  of  the  Seine,  Beport,  22  j  10  a 
-  and  the  Credit  Fonder,  7  m  10  a 


Fraaoe  {eonUnuedj. 

Prdiscts,  Appointment  of  Nine  New,  22  a 

12  & 

Nominations,  28  a  12  c 

—^  Petition  against  certain  Medical  Professors, 

la  10a 
Port  of  Bordeaux  Bill,  29  a  12  a 

—  Presentation  of  Jules  FaTre  to  the  Emperor, 
6m  7c 

Press  Prosecutions,  Judgment,  20  a  10  d 

Prince  Imperial's  Soup  Kitchen,  Aj  10  d 

Prosecution  of  the  Im^rtial  Davphiwdi. 

18a8& 
Prohibition  of  the  Lontcmc  and  its  Extended 

Sale,  IS  J  10  c 
— >  Prince  Pierre  Bonaparte's  New  Book,  8  j  6  b 

—  Proceedings  in  the  Chambers,  21a  12  a — 
27  j  12  a 

—  Protestant  Bible  Society  of  Paris,  Meeting, 
4m  6  c 

Minister  grossly  insulted  at  Mausle,  20  j 

10  b 
Public  Meetings  Bill,  Debate,  4a  12a— la 

10  a— 9a  106— 80m  12a^lj  10  a— 8  j  6  a 
■  Speech  of  M.  de  Maupas  on,  8  j  6  a 

PubUc  Works,  20  j  106 

Bailway  Bills,  118  Amendments  in,  16J  5  a 

Traffic  Betums,  tee  Bailwats. 

Bailways,  Bill  for  New,  4  j  10  d 

Bambouillet,  Laying  the  Foundation-stone  of 

a  New  Church  at,  16  a  7  c 
Beoeption  of  the  Ambassadors,  12  j  12  a 

—  Bevenue  Betums,  17  a  10  a 

Bevue  des  Deux  Monde$  on  the  Ministerial 

Crisis  in  England,  28  m  12  6 
— -<-  Bouen,  Agricultural  Show  at,  the  Emperor 

and  Empress  at,  Ij  9  b— 2  j  9  c— 8  j  65 
Attempt  on  the  Emperor's  Life  at,  a  False 

Beport,  8  j  96— 4  j  10  d 

Boumanian  Jews,  8  a  8  5 

Bussian  Ambassador,  Farewell  Dinner  to, 

7m  10  a 

(New)  and  the  Emperor,  10  ^  125 

Sacr6  Madame  CoHlery,  Strike  of  the  Pitmen, 

4m  5c 

St.  Metard,  Annirersary  of,  11 J  10  a 

—^^  St.  Paul  on  French  Finance,  10  a  8  a 

—  St.  Peter's  Committee  Beport,  29  m  6  a 
Silkworms,  unHsTourable  Accounts  of,  6  m 

7c 
Breeding  of^  16i  5  a 

Spanish  Aiftars,  80  a  10  5 

State  of  the  Crops,  7 m  10a 

Street  Nomenclature,  12  j  5  a 

Suez  Canal,  17 J  12a— 17 J  Ua 

Bill  authorizing  the  raising  Money  by  Lot- 
cry,  21 j  10  a 

Lecture  on,  by  M.  de  Lesseps,  29  j  105 

Surcharge  on  Foreign  Flags,  protest  against 

by  Havre  Shipowners,  22  m  10  a 

Tarn  Election,  10  j  5  a— llj  10  a 

Terrible   Explosion  of  Nitro-Glycerine   at 

Quenast,  80  j  5  5 

Thiers  Prize  Award,  18  a  8  5 

and  the  Commercial  Treaty,  16  m  10  c 

Thunderstorm  in  Paris,  Ij  10  a 


Fra 


PALMEBB  IKDVX.  TO  "THE  TIICES  '  mSWgPAPEB. 


[April  1  to 


France  {contintied). 

Transatlantic  Company,  28  j  12  a 

Trial  of  the  Editor  of  the  Figaro  SuUte  for 

Desertion,  13  a  8  & 

Trocher  (Adele)  taking  the  Veil,  11  j  10  a 

.. Tunis  and  France  Differences,  6  m  14  a — 8  m 

12  a— -9  m  12  a— 16  m  12  a— 19  m  12  a— 21  m 

96— 4  j  12  a 
Viceroy  of  Egypt  and  Prince  Halim  Pasha, 

16;  10  a 

War,  the  Charivari  Caricatnre  of,  20  a  10  d 

Question,   10  a  76— 11a   9  c— 11  a  10  a 

—13  a  8  a— 23  a  12  a— 25  a  12  c— 7  m  9d— 
28wi  10c 

Weather  and  the  Crops,  26  m  5  a 

What  the  Parliaments  of  Europe  hare  been 

doinjj,  19  j  6  a 
Wolff  (M.  A.),  Visit  to  London  after  a  French 

Thief,  15  a  10  a 
Francis  (W.)i  on  County  Registration,  4j  9/— 

10  j  5  c 
Francis  Ss  Farren  (Messrs.)   on  the  Forest-gate 

Outrage,  Bj  12  a 
Free  Labour  and  Strikes,  28  a  5  c 
Freemasons,  Grand  Installation  Meeting  of,  80  a 

9/ 
French  Exports,  18  m  9  6 
and  Flemish  Pictures  Exhibitions,  10  a  4  6 

Foreign  Trade,  9j  10  d 

Empire,  Arithmetical  Prophecy  of,  9  a  9  6 

Imports,  22  m  12  a 

**  Overend,  Gumey  &  Co.,"  25  wi  10c 

Plays,  13  m   9/— 19?»    9/— 25m    11  6—1  j 

10  d 

Press  Law,  9j  12  e 

Firth  (Mark),  Bestomnent  for  Almshouses  at  Shef- 
field, 25m  6  6 

Fruits:  our  best  hardy  Fruits  and  their  Culture, 
14  m  6  a 

FuUer  (Lieut-CoL),  Sketch  of,  28  a  12/ 

Funds,  State  of,  1  a  10  d — 2  a  7  «— 8  a   11  e — 4  a 

6  e—6  a  7  <?— 7  a  6  d— 10  a  6  6—13  a  5  d— 15  a 

7  6— 16a  6<!— 17  a  6c— 18a  6rf— 20a  6d— 
21a  6  6— 22a  7<J— 23a  76— 24a  10c— 25a 
5/— 27  a  7<f— 28  a  10  a— 29  a  12  c— 30  a  7  fi- 
lm 10a— 4m  76— 5m  10/— 6m  12d—7m 
6d— 8m  lOd— 9m  10«— 11m  76— 12m  56 
—18  m  10  «— 14  m  9  6—15  m  10  <Z— 16  m  10  e— 

18  m  7d— 19  m  116— 20m  He— 21w  7  6— 
22m  Ha— 23m  10  6— 25m  7d— 26m  10 d— 
27  m  10  d— 29  m  10  6— 30  m  lOd— Ij  7/— 3j 
Id-^j  Idr-^j  10  c— 6 j  10  6— 8 j  7<Z— 9? 
10  c— 10  j  10  a— 11  j  76—12;  10  0—13?  10  c 
— 15j   7  c— 16^'   lOd— 17;   i2d— 18j    7  d— 

19  j  10/— 20j  7<— 28^  106— 24  J  lOd— 25  7* 
7  6— 26j  12  c— 27 j  11 6—29^'  7  6-50j  12  d 


G. 

Gaelic  Society  of  London,  10 j  9  f 

Gainsford  (R.  J.)  on  the  Registrations,  11 7'  6  f 

Gaslight  Companies,  Anglo-Roman,  6  m  12  6 

Bahia,  1  m  10  a 

City  Gas  Company,  18  j  7  6 

Great  Central  Company,  28  a  10  a 

Imperial  Continental  Association,  27  m  10  c 

R9. 


Gaslight  Compen'es,  Malta  and  Mediterranean  G«a 
Company,  hj  10  a 

Metropolis  Gas  Bill,  its  Items,  Hal  d 

Phoenix,  6  a  7  e — 9  a  7d 

State  of  Shares,  la  lid— 4a   6d— 8a  5c 

—10a  6  d— 15  a  7  f— 18  a  6d— 22  a  7  c- 25 a 
5d— 29  a  12  c— 6  m'  12d— 9  m  10«— ISmlOd 
—16m  11a— 20m  116-23m  10a— SOmlOd 
— 3J  7d— 6i  10  c— lOj  lOfr-lSj  10  c— 17 j 
12d— 20j  7/— 24i  10  6— 27i  lid 

-^  Surrey  Consumers,  7  a  ^f—lOa  6/ 
Gas  Tar,  its  use,  1  m  12  c 
General  Assurance  Company,  29  m  10  a 
General  Council,  Bull  summoning  it,  80j  11  e 
German  Emigrant  Ship  Wrecked  atLenriek,9i 
10  d 

Contributions  for  the  SorviTors,  llj  Of— 

16  j  12/— 20j  10/ 

Day  &  Co.,  about,  19y  6  c 

Germany,  Decree  ConToking  the  Customs*  Parlia- 
ment, 15  a  9  c 
Gilmow  Cotton  Mills,  destruetiTe  Fire  at,  8  a  10/ 

—6a  10/ 
Gisborough  Parsonage,  Fire  at,  15  m  10  & 
Gladstone  (W.  E.),  Resolutions,  Meeting  to  Sup- 
port, la  106 

and  Mr.  Bearden,  Uj  12/— ISJ  6« 

Alteration  of  his  Third  Resolution,  7  m  13& 

Letter  Denying  the  Note  in  the  Standard  to 

be  his,  14  a  Of 

Letter  to  Lord  Dunraren  on  his  Beaolutionis 

23 a  9c 

**  Not  this  man  but  Barabbas,'*  17  a  5  a 

Speech  on  the  Budget,  24  a  6/ 

Vindicatory  Letter  against  unjust  Charges, 

25  a  9/ 

Leading  Article  on,  27  a  8/ 

see  Paeliamentabt  Spkbches. 

Glasgow,  ImproTement  of,  27  j  10  f 

Tradein,  14 a  7 a 

Uniyersity  and  the  Education  Questicm,  4; 

8/ 
Gloucester,  Festiyal  of  the  Three  Choirs,  8j  13  e 
(Bp.  of),  on  the  Army  Chaplain's  Bill,  11; 

Goldsmid  (lieut.-Col.  F.)  on  the  Indian  T^egrapfa, 

5  m  12  c— 27  m  9  d 
Good  Friday,  Preachers  appointed,  9  a  12  c 
at  the  Crystal  Palafie,  11  o  9/ 

Bp.  of  Oxford  at  Cuddesdon,  20  a  12  < 

Services  in  the  London  Churches,  11  a  7  c 

Goschen  (G.  J.),  elected  Chairman    of  Lloyd's. 

80  a  7  c 
Government  Insunmoes  and  Annoities,  9  a  7  f— 

22a  76 

and  the  Railways,  16  m  9  d 

Gower  (— ),  Bequest  of  Pictures,  etc.,  to  Liverpool 

not  accepted,  14  m  11  a 
Granville  (Lord),  Speech  at  the  London  UniTendtj, 

14m  7  6 

(Dr.  A.  B.)  on  the  King  of  Prussia's   GrsLS 

to  the  English  Church  at  Kissengen,  9  j  12/ 

,Gray*B  Inn,  Celebration  Day,  11  j  lie 
Great  Marlborough  Street,  New  Church  in,  SSs 

9/ 
Gjreat  Northern  Hospital,  Subscriptions,  18  a  5/ 


June  30, 1868.]     paxmeb's  nrDSz  to  "  thb  tihss  "  itewbpafbb. 


ffir 


Greece— Acoonnt  of,  8 a  10 &— 9 a  10 d — 17 al a 
— —  Elections,  10  a  7  & 

Opening  of  the  Cbambere,  9  m  12  a 

Protest  of  the  Great  Powers  against  the  Ad- 

zniseioQ  of  th&  Cretan  Depnties,  2  j  9  c 

Greek  Fire,  Seizure  of,  in  St.  James's  Park,  28  a 

12  <! 
Green  Prmt,  State  of  Market,  25  a  5  e— 2  m  8/— 

9  m  10  4—16  m  11 6—23  m  10  6-.20  j  7  e 
Greenland  Fisheries,  28 a  10b — 80 a  9a 
Greenwich  Hospital  and  School,  Leading  Article 

on;  15  a  9  a 

Deas  (David)  on  the  Leader,  17  o  6/ 

Gregory  (W.  H.)  on  the  British  Museum,  1  a  lOtf 
Gresbam  Lectures  for  Easter  Term,  16  a  10  d— 

17  a  9/—18a  12  c— 11m  9  c 
Gresby  (Isaac  M.),  Death  from  Railway  Injuries, 

6a  6/  '^ 

Greystoke  Castle,  Destruction  of,  by  Fire,  6  m   9/ 

—-6  m  14  a— Urn  11/ 
Grimston  (Bobert)  on   the  GoTemment  and  the 

Telegraphs,  8  a  4  c— 23  a  6/ 

on  the  Telegraph  Bill,  16  m  8  c 

Guatemala,  Beport  of,  14  a  7/ 

Guinea  Coal  Company  and  their  Management  of 
Accounts,  16  a  5/— 20  aid 

Wallsend  Colliery  Company,  18  a  6/ 

Guildhall,  Painted  Window  for,  from  the  Lanca- 
shire Operatives,  ij  12  6 

GoinnesB  (Sir  B.  L.),  Sketch  of,  21  m  9  6-22  m 

5c 

Funeral,  29  m  5  a 

Goion  (Messrs.),  and  the  West  India  and  Pacific 

Company,  21  a  5  a 

H. 
Haberdashers*  Company,  Grand  Ball,  18  j  9  e 
Hackney,  Horrible  Discovery  at,  11  a   12  b — 18  a 

4/_-14  a  10  a— 16  a  11  6—22  a  12  e 

Disputed  Identity,  Singular  Case,  15  a  10  f 

—18  a  10  e 

Identification  of  the  Body,  13  a  4/ 

Haigh  (Thomas),  Sale  of  his  Pictures,  8  j  12  d 
Haileybuiy  College  Scholarships,  7  a  9  c 
Hailstorm  at  San  Antonio,  22  j  12  b 

Haley  (Joseph),  Answer  to  Mr.  Bussell,  20a  7  d 
Halford  (Sir  Henry),  Sketch  of,  26  m  12  e 
HaUe  (Charles),  Becitals,  28  m  9/ 
Hallett  (W.  H.)  on  Bailway  Fares,  25  j  9  d 
Halton  Industrial  Exhibition,  2  j  9  (2— 6  j  12  d 

Inauguration  by  Mr.  Disraeli,  2j  9  d 

Hammersmith  Bridge,  6J  10 f 

Hamilton  (Duke  of),  Sessional  Decision  on  his 
Entail,  6  a  7  e  ^ 

(B.  G.  C.)  on  the   Wreck  of  the  German 

Emigrant  Ship,  9 J  10  d 

Contributions  for  the  Survivors,  11  j  6/— 

15  j  12f—20j  10  f  I 

Hammersley  (Hugh),  Proposed  Address  on  the  I 

Irish  Church,  27m  be  \ 

Beply  to  Lord  Abingdon,  29  m  9  c  i 

Hampden  (B.  D.,  Bp.  of  Hereford),  Sketch  of, 

25  a  6  6— 27  a  10  c— 29  a  12/ 
Hampstead,  Manor  of.  Sir  T.  M.  Wilson's  Notice, 

9m  16 
Mr.  Hoare  and  others  trying  the  Lord  of  the 

Manor's  Bights — see  Ciml  Actiomb— Hoabs. 


Handel  Festival,  15  m  5  6— 29  m  11  a— 5j  10/—  • 
13  j  12  c— 16  j  12  6— 18  j  12  c— 20  j  12  6— 22i 

12  d 

Hankey  (Thomson)  on  the  Boyal  Visit  to  Ireland, 

18m  6a 
Hanley,  Subterranean  Fire    at  Messrs.  Powell's 

Works,  Sj  9  e 
Hansom  Cab  Horses,  22  a  11/ 
Harangues  from  the  Dock,  2  m  14  a 
Hardy  (Mr.  Gathome),  False  Beport  about,  11  j 

9a 
Harding  (Mrs.  Maria),  Eye-witness  of  the  Ezecu* 

tion  of  Major  Andre,  Death  of,  14  a  6/ 
Harrison's  Digest,  B.  A.  and  not  W.  E.  Fisher, 

the  Editor,  Qj  6/ 
Harrovian  *' Prolusiones"  for  1836  Wanted,  19  J 

66— 23i  8  6 
Harrow  School,  Athletic  Sports,  6 a  12 c — 7 a  9r 
Harrowby  (Earl  of)  on  Indiscriminate  Belief,  9a9e 
Hartahome  (Albert)  on  the  Birthplace  of  the  First 

Prince  of  Wales,  21  a  9/ 

on  Bestoring  Carnarvon  Castle,  16  j  5  e 

Harvest,  Prospect  of  the  Coming,  Sj  7/— 22j  6  c 

Prospect  of  the  Southern  Com,  18  j  12/ 

Harvey  (Bear  Admiral  Thomas),  Sketch  of,  11  a 

lie 
Hastings  (Marquis  of),  Indignation  Meeting  at  his 

Treatment  by  his  Creditors,  23  m  9/ 

on  Admiral  Eons'  Letter,  17  j  14  c 

Havre  Maritime  Exhibition,  27  a  12  c — 15  m  5/— 
4j  9  a 

Hay  man  (Bev.  Henry),  Appeal  for  William  Tug- 
wood,  18  a  12  c 

Haynes  (J.)  on  Madam  Bachel's  Case,  25  j  11/ 

Hayti,  Plunder  of  Americans,  Ij  9  c 

Miscellaneous  News»  Ij   12  6 — Qj  9  d — 10  j 

11/ 
Head  (F.  S.)  on  Yale  of  Neath  and  Great  Western 

Bailway,  15  a  7  6 
Health,  Begistrar-General's  Betum,  1  a  12  6—8  a 

8  c— 16  a  10 f— 22  a  12  d— 30  a  6«^7m  6/— 

13  m  11a— 20  m  6  6— 27  m  7/— 4j  10/— lOj 
5f—18j  11  a— 24  j  12  d 

Leading  Article  on  the  Board  of  Health's 

Betum,  12  m  9  c 
-^ —  Mortality  by  Enthelic  Diseases,  23  j  6  6 

Sanitary  Report  of  St.  Pancras,  18  j  12/ 

in  Scotland,  15  a  10  c— 20  m  9/ 

Statistics  of  a  Quarter's  Mortality,  8  m  12  6 

Heatle^    (William),  not    the  Party  Gazetted  as 

Bankrupt,  19  m  10  d 
Hedley   (Thomas  F.),  on  the  Lodger  Franchise, 

16  j  8  c 
Herbert  (Hiss)  not  about  to  Appear  at  Sadler's 

Wells,  5./  10  f 
Hereford,  New  Bishop  of,  12  m  12  6— IS  m  12  d— 

16  m  5/— 23  m  12  o 

Consecration,  24  j  9/— 25  j  9  6 

Herring  (H.  W.)  on  the  Temperature  of  May,  llj 

10  c— 13  j  12/ 
Herschel  (J.  F.  W.)  on  the  New  System  of  Weights 

and  Measures,  2  m  12/ 
High  Water  at  London  Bridge,  every  day  after 

"  Ship  News." 
Highflyer  Prize  Money  Distribution,  3  j  5  e — 17  j 

8a 


Hig 


PAIiMBE'fl  IKDEX  TO  "THE  TIMES**  KEWSPAPEB.  [ April  1  to 


Highgate,  Dead  Body  Found   on  Miss  Bordett 

Oontts*  Qronnds,  2  m  11  e 
Highway  Act,  Formation  of  DiBtriots,  IS  a  if    . 
Highways,  Annaal  Acconnts,  2  m  6/ 
Hill  (A.  B.)  on  the  Coventry  Election,  16  a  10  <; 
Hirst  (T.  jr.)  on  Mr.  Hopp's  Address,  29  m  5  e 
Historical  Parallel,  10  j  12  e 
EQaltalin  (Jan.  A.)  on  Iceland,  17  j  18  e 
Holbom  Valley  ImproTement,  8  j  9  a 
Holland  (F.  W.)  on  the    Palestine  Exploration 

Fund,  7  m  lOd 
Holland— Misoellaneotis  News,  16  m  12  5— 5  j  12  a 

— 8  j  9  c—9j  12  a 

t Passing  of  the  Budget,  4  a  12  a 

Resignation  of  the  Ministry,  29  a  12  a— 80  a 

9b 
Holidays  in  Dnlwich  College,  7  m  12  & 
Home  for  Destitute  Boys,  2 J  11/ 
Home  Missionary  Society  Meeting,  14  m  7  a 
Hong  Kong,  Report  of,  20  m  12  d 
^—  Resignation  of  Bishop  of,  27  m  10  « 
Hope  (Beresford),  on  an  Arts  Minister  in  the  House 

of  Lords,  29i  9/ 
Hope  (W.)  on  the  Main  Drainage  of  London,  2  j 

7/ 
H<n)ps  (John  Page)  on  the  Murphy  Riots,  28  m 

11a— 29m  6* 
Hops,  State  of  the  Market— 7  a  6d^l4a  46-- 

21a  6d— 28a  10a— -6m  10«— 11m  7&— 12m 

5  (^-19  m  11  c— 26  m  6/— 26  m  10  d— 1  j  7/— 

2j  ef-^j  7  6— 9i  lOd— 16i  7/-16i   7/— 

22  j  7o^23j  10dr-29J  7h—S0j  11  f 
' State  of  the  Plantations,  16  m  12(7— 28  m 

9/— 17t*  18e— 28i  10/ 
Borse  and  Cart  at  Sea,  17  j  14  c 
— "^  Fair  at  Howden,  18  a  6  d 
at  York,  8  j  7/ 

—  and  Hound  Show  at  Birmingham,  24  j  12/— 
26  j  9e— 26j  11/ 

• Show  at  the  Agricultural  Hall,  Ij  6«— 2j 

6d— 4i  12  c— 6  j  12  a— 8  j  12  d— 12j  8  a 
Hospitals,  Annual  Expenditure  of,  1  m  12  a 
Diseases  of  the  Chest,  27  j  12  f 

Diseases  of  the  Throat,  4  j  12  e 

Inourables,  gift  of  Marouis  of  Westminster, 

26  a  5/ 

for  Sick  Children,  21a  6/ 

for  Women,  Soho  Square,  Appeal,  19  i  12/ 

Hotel  Robberies,  28  m  10/— 26  m  9/— 27q»  6/ 

Fees,  17  j  14  c 

Hudson's  Bay  Company,  Dividend,  24  j  10  d 

Transfer  to  Government,  7  m  9  c — 8  m  12/ 

Howden  Great  April  Horse  Fair,  18  a  6  d 
EOU81I  OF   XiOBDS  AFFEAIi   CASES .— 

Bell  V.  Bell  and  others,  18  m  11  c— 16  m  11  c 

Carrick  v.  Miller,  16  j  11  a 

Carron  Company  v.  Hunter  and  others,  19  j 

llo— 20i  11/— 29j  10/ 

Coltsman  v.  Coltsman,  9  m  10/— 20  m  11  e 

ConoUy  v.  Luecombe,  27  m  11  a 

Downes  v,  Slief  and  another,  6  m  11 6—6  m 

18  a 

Evan  V,  Smallcombe,  26  m  11  d— 29/  10/ 

Pleeming  (Hon.  Comwallis),  v,  Howden,  12J 

lOd— 18/  11a 


House  of  Ziorda  Appeal  Caaes  {eonUmtid). 
— —  Holdswortb,  etc.  v.  Evans  and  another,  26  m 

lid 

Lucas  V,  Rideout,  29  m  10  « 

M'Laren  v.  Trustees  of  Clyde  NavigatioD, 

29m  lOtf 

Mackintosh  v.  Arkley,  27  m  11  a 

Milford  V.  Milford,  26/  11  a 

Muskery  and   another   v.    Skeffington  and 

others,  29  m  10  6 

Rjrves  V.  Attorney  General,  28/  11 6 

Routledge  and  others  v.  Loir  and  othen,  1  s 

10  c— 2  m  18  a— 1/  11a 

Shaw  and  others  v.  Gould  and  others,  1  a 

lie— 8m  10c— 9m  9d— 9m  10/ 

Sir  John  Stuart  t;.  Lieut.-Col.  M.  Bameit, 

10/  10/ 
Spackman  v.  Evans  and  another,  16  in  11  d  - 

26m  lid— 24 j  11a 

Weir  V.  Merry  and  another,  1/  11  a 

Wilson  V.  Merry  and  another,  28  a  10  e 

Hughes  (Mr.  T.,  M.  P.),  Health  of,  9  m  9/ 

Humber  Iron  Works,  11  m  7  a 

Hume  (Hamilton)  on  the  Eyre  Persecution,  27  m 

7c 
Humphrey  (John)  on  the  Eyre  Pergecution,  27  » 

7c 
HUWGABT :— 
and  Kossuth,  7  a  10  6 

—  Arrest  of  M.  Aaztalos,  16  a  7  d 

Baptism  of  the  young  Princess,  27  a  126— 

2m  126 
Birth  of  a  Princess  at  Buda,  23  a  12  6—29  d 

10  c 

—  Boerszoemenyi's  Appeal  rejected,  27  a  12  6 
Budget,8a  76— 17a  6a— 20a    10c— 22a 

10  a— 11  m  10  6 

Democratic  Club  Proceedings,  21  a  10  c 

Easter  Holiday  Festivals,  21a  10  6 

Election  of  M.  Kossuth,  6  a  12  a — 30 a  9^ 

Great  Sale  of  the  Pamphlet  against  Kossuth, 

22/  12  6 
Miscellaneous  News,  22  a  12  a — 30  a  96— 

4  m  12  a— 7  m  9  d— 29  m  12  a— 1J19  c— 5  j  12  o 

— 12y  12^6— 18j  12  6— 19i  12  0^22/  12a- 

23/  6d— 24/  12  a— 27  j  12  a— 29/  12  a 

Navigation  Treaty  with  Great  Britain,  25  j  2  a 

New  Coinage  Bill,  3  a  12  a 

Pesth  Races,  21  m  10  6 

Prince  Napoleon  at  Pesth,  11/  96 — 15 j  9  e 

—18/  12  6—19/  12a^22/ 126—23/  5  c— 24; 

12  0^29  J  10  6 

Riot  at  Nazykoros,  18  m  12  a 

Hunt  (Charles)  on  Fine  Arts  in  the  City,  17  a  11  < 
Hurricane  in  the  Mauritius,  21  a  6  c 


Imperial  Mercantile  Credit  Association,  l&a  5  5— 

21m  76— 29m  10a 
- —  Ottoman  Loan,  Numbers  drawn  to  be  paii 

9m  8c 

Statistics,  2/  10/ 

Imports  of  1867,  Board  of  Trada  Betums,  3  a 

lie 
Incendiarism  in  Bucks,  11  m  7/ 

..  in  fhA  Wnlila    97  4*   1Q/ 


JimeSO,  1868.]     palmeb's  jsjosx  to  ''the  tikes''  nws^ASfiit. 


S114 


Income  (New)  Tax  Aet,  6.7  9  c 

Incofrpoiated  Oharch  Building  Society,  80  a  9/ 

Law  Society,  Final  Examination  and  Award, 

20  j  6  b 

Addnaa  of  Oondolenoe  and  Oongratnlation  to 

the  Queen  on  the  Attempted  Aasassination  and 
Escape  of  the  Doke  of  Edinhmgh,  29i  12  b 

Bank  of  Bombay,  4m  12ft— 22m  6a— 12j 

12ar--19i  12  a 

Bhama  Exploring  Party,   22  m  5  ft— 19  j 

12a 

Bidding  for  BiHa  at  the  Bank,  2a  7a— 16a 

6ft— 7ot  6&— 21m  7  6— 8j  7ft-18j'  76 

on  British  and  Native  Bnle,  7  a  7  6 — 8  a 

10  d 

Budget,  18a  lOft-Ua  8e— 18a  12a 

OiTil  Serrants*  Pension,  6  a  126 

Commercial  InteUigence,  1  a  12  a — 10  a  7  6 

— ^14a7ft— 16a  9c— 28a  12ft— 24a  12a— 
27a  12  6— 29a  12a— 4m  12a— 6ml4a— 9m 
12  a— 12  m  9  e— 18  m  12  a— 16  m  5  ft— 16  m 
126— 18m  5a— 19m  12ft-20m  12a— 28m 
12a— 29m  12  a— Ij  9c— 8j  9  6— «i  9c— lOj 
12  a— Hi  9^-18j  126— 27i  12  a 

Compensation  to  Betired  Officers,  9  a  12  (2 

Debt,  new  Arrangement  for  Payment  of  In- 
terest, 7  a  6  a 

Death  of  the  Hahan^'ah  of  Mysore,  18  a 

10  ft 
Mr.  Boberts,  President  of  Hyderabad,  28  m 

12ar-12i  12  a 

Educational  Cess,  6  a  12  6 

English  Troops  Defeated  by  the  Besotees, 

9  m  12a 

Exhibition  proposed  for  Bombay,  4  m  12  a 

-  Pint  Opium  Sale,  11m  9c 

on  theOotemment  of;  26a  9a— 18m  lOe 

— 29i  9  6 
Goremor-Oeneralship,  25  j  10  c 

Great  BatUe  of  airidc,  9m  12ft— 16m  12  6 

Gulf  Cable  perfected,  19  j  12  a 

Increased  &te  of  Postage,  6  a  12  6 

Licence  Tax  Bill,  24  a  12  6 

Madras    Sanitary  Commission  Beport,  8  a 

10  c 

MiBee]]aneoUBNeiMi/25a  12  a— 16  »  12  6— 

30m  12a— 29?'  126 

Mortality  of  Troops  in,  25i  6  c 

^_«  New  Furlough  Eegulations,  9  m  12  a— 25  J 

12  a 
Official  Changes,  6a  126— 7a  9(1— 22m 

6a 

-  Port  Canning  Compa&y,  26  a  12  a 

-^^-^^  Proilected  BsilWay  from  Bodgera  to  Prome, 

dOml2a 
— ^  Sketch  of  India,  7a  9  6 
«...-»  SUimish  with  the  Bezootes,  18  a  10  a 
..—  Statistics  of  Internal  Traffic,  7  a  9  d 

Statistical  Abstract  of,  19i  6  6 

Steyens*  Exploring  Tour,  6  a  12  6 

Indian  (the)  Bore,  12  m  11  / 

Indian  dvil  Serrice,  Successful  Candidates,  18  m 

6d 
Indian  Oolleetion  from  the  Paris  Exhibition,  Sale 

of,  lOi  12/ 


Indian  Female  Normal   School  and  Instmetaon 

Society,  Meeting,  1  m  12  d 
Indigo,  State  of  Trade  in,  12  m  5  d— 14  m  9  d 
Infont  Mortality,  7  a  10/ 
Infectious  Diseases,  Carriage  for  Oonyeyanoe  of  tha 

Sick,  20  a  10  c 
Inglefield  (E.  A.)  on  the  Suez  Caaal,  24i  6/ 
Innes  (James)  on  Bemoring  the  PoulUy  Churob, 

20  a  10  c 
INQXTBSTS;- 
Inquest  on  Emil  Albreoht,  a  Suicide,  29 » 

12d 
on  James  Allen,  the  Temperance  AdToetie, 

who  died  from  Drink,  20  a  12  a 
on  Minnie  Atherton,  Burnt  to  Death,  11  m 

9e 
—  on  James  Watson  Bame,  Accidentally  Shot 

at  Oxford,  16  m  9c 

on  William  Barnes,  ttom  a  Pall  from  aa 


Omnibus,  8  m  12  c 

on  Charles  Barrett,  Killed  by  a  Train,  4  J 


11/ 


on  Edward  Banett,  ih>m  Prison  Discipline, 
la  10/ 

on  Inspector  Daniel  Bradstock,  Stabbed  by 

a  Felon,  6  J  10/ 

on  Lieut.  Aug.  Thos.  John  Bullock,  8  a  6  6 

■■-  on  Edwin  Chittock,  run  oyer  and  killed, 
29  m  12<I 

on  Samuel  Cordes,  Crushed  to  Death  I7  a 


Brewer's  Dray,  25  m  12/ 

on  John  Cmickshank  and  David  Paton,  the 

Murdered  snd  Suicide,  at  Sherbum,  4  m  lOe 
on  John  Dunn,  a  Volunteer,  who  Died  sud- 
denly after  the  Beriew  at  Windsor,  28  j  9  c 

on  Deputy  Lieut.  Petherstonhaugh,  Mur- 


dered, 20  a  9  a 

on  Thomas  OloTcr,  a  Suicide,  16  a  7/ 

■  on  Emma  Grossmith,  Muidered  by  her 
Waiter,  20  m  10  6— 27  m  5  c— 28  m  12  e— 8i  9  e 
on  Michael  Gibbs,  a  Bailway  Acddeni,  10  j 


12/ 
8a 


on  Elisabeth  Hammond,  at  Bagshot,  12  j 


on  Be^j.  Heasman,  Found  Dead  aft  Hack- 
ney, 15  a  11 6—22  a  12  c 
on  Charles  Thomas  and  William  Hewitt, 

from    Explosion  of    a    Steam    Engine,    12J 

12  6 
on  C.  W.  B.  Hope,  Killed  at  the  Highgate 

Bailway  Station,  Sj  7/ 
on  G.  Jamieeon,  who  Threw  Himself  under 

a  Bailway  Carriage,  18  m  12  a 
on  Russell  Johnson,   the  Volunteer,   at 

Basingstoke,  17  a  5  6 

on  Thomas  Jones,  a  Suidde,  16  m  5  6 

■  on  W.  C.  Jourdain,  Bailway  Accident,  8  m 

5c 
-^-^  on  F.  George  Kelly,  Killed  by  T.ighfa>ing  at 

Poplar,  2j  10  6 

on  James  Laurenceion,  Murdered,.  28  a 


126 


on  Sophia  Long,  who  Died  from  Swallow- 
ing a  Pin,  21  m  6/ 

on  Charlotte  Maoreazy,  Murdered  by  her 

Psnmour,  9  a  10  e 


Ire 


PALMEB'S   HfDEX  TO  "  THE  TIKEB  "  ITEWSPAFEB. 


[Aprfflio 


Ireland  (continued), 

Train  (G.  F.),  in  the  Inflolvency  Court,  2  m 

12tf— 9  m    10  a— Hot    11  o— 23  to    12d— 20j 
lOd— 22i  10«— 24j  12  c— 26i  12  d 
— ^—  Bills  for  New  Lectures,  11  to  11  a 

Giyen  up  by  his  Bail,  20  j  10  d 

Trial  of  Walflh  for  Firing  at  a  Crown  Wit- 
ness, 19  J  6  a 

United  Education,  Meeting,  1  a  10  c 

—  Yaooination  and  Orangeism,  18  m  6  c 
Wales  (Prince  and  Princess  of),  Visit  to  Ire- 
land, 2a  9a— 16a  le 

Preparations,  2  a  9  e — ^8  a  12  e — 4  a   12  c 

—6a  6«— 7a   5c— 8a  lOo— 9a    12a— 13a 
9  6— 14a  6a— 16a  10a 

Programme  of  the  Installation  Ceremony, 

9a  12ft 

Bonte  of  the  Bojal  Party  to  the  Castle, 

18a  9c      • 

Behearsal  of  the  Mnsio  and  Qloxninations, 


9c 


16  a  10a 
Progress,  17  a  9  c— 18  a  9  d— 20  a 

28a  9/— 24a  12ft 

Address  of  the  Lord  Mayor,  17  a  9  « 

Acknowledgment  of  the  Maynooth  Address  i 

80a  6d 

^  Leading  Article  oh  the  Visit,  16a  8e 

at  Pnnohestown  Baces,  17 a  7 e— 18 a  9d 


'^20  a  9  a— 21  a  9  c 

Installation  Ceremony,  20  a  9  ft 

Banquet  to  the  Snights  of  St.  Patrick,  by 

the  Lord  Lieutenant,  20  a  9  c 
— —  at  the  Lord  Mayor's  Ball,  21  a  9  d 

List  ot  Visitors,  21  a  9  d 

the  Press  on  the  Visit,  21  a  9  e 

■  Beplies  to  Addresses,  4  to  6  a 
Grand  Ball  by  the  Lord-Iaent.  to,  22  a 


0/ 


Visit  to  the  OathoUc  Uniyersity,  28  a  9  6— 

24a  12ft 
Royal  Dublin  Society  Spring  Cattle  Show, 

23a  9  « 
Ball  in  the  Exhibition  Palace,  24  a  12  ft— 

d5a  9(2 

Visits  the  College  of  Surgeons,  24  a  12  6 

Visit  to  Powerscourt,  24 a  12 c— 26 a  9d 


Return  to  England,  26  a  9f 

"  Leading  Articles  on  the  Visit,  11  a  8  d — 

l6a  6e— 27a  Se 

Weather  in  Dublin,  20  a  8  d— 28i  10  a 

«^-^^  Wesleyan  Conference  and  the    Endowment 

Question,  27  j  12  ft 
IBISH  CWCt&O&i-^ 
Address  of  the  Irish  Prelates  to  the  Queen 

about,  16  TO  6  d 
— ^—  Irish  Church,  Agitation  on,  26  a  10  a 
■    -      and  Lord  Dufferiu,  9  a  12  a 
.^.^  and  the  New  Elections,  22  a  10  6 
and  the  Press,  2  a  9  «--6 a  6d— 9  a  12  tt 

—10  a  8d— 18  a  9ft-llTO  11a— 29i  6  a 
and  Mr.  Gladstone's  Resolutions,  8  a  12  (2— 

6a  6(2 

Robert  Bourke  on,  1  a  5ft 

Bishop  of  Carlisle  on,  6  j  7  e 

Census  Returns,    14  a   8/— 16  a   9e— 17rt 

6ft 


Irish  Ohuroh  (continued), 

Commission  Meeting, 2  a  Be — 80  a  9  c — 5m 

6  a— 7  TO  6  e— 12  TO  11/— 14  to  11  «2— 16  to  9/ 

—19  TO  9/— 26  TO  9/ 

Conyooation  Conyened  at  Dublin,  83  m  12  ft 

Correspondence  between  Lord  Claud  Hamil- 
ton and  Rey.  Dr.  Brady  on,  25  a  10  a 

Debates  and  Diyisions,  6  a  9  ft 

Deputation  of  the  Ulster  Protestant  Defence 

Association  to  Mr.  Disraeli,  9 j  10  e 

Disendowment  and  Disestablishment,  15  a 

6c 

Lord  Dufferin  on,  9  a  12  a 

Earl  Russell  to  Preside  at  a  Meeting  to  Dis- 
establish, 13 a  7 a— 17 a  6e 

Fitzgerald  (P.),  on,  2  a  6  0 

Great  Demonstration  against,  in  Trafalgar 

Square,  and  want  of  Confidence  in  Ministers, 
12  TO  8  a— 13  TO  6^— 14  TO  7/ 

Great  Meeting  at  Hanoyer  Square  Booms  in 

Payour  of,  24  7"  12/ 

—  Harcourt  (W.  Vernon)  on  the,  18  J  6  e 
Leading  Article  on  the  Two  Meetings  about, 

at  St.  James'  Hall,  18a  80 

Meeting  of  the  Dublin  Corporation  to  Dis- 
establish it,  9  a  12  a 

Meeting  at  the  Metropolitan  Tabernacle  in 

support  of  Mr.  Gladstone's  Resolutions,  38  a  6  a 

Meeting  at  St.  James'  Hsll,  in  support  of, 

16a  12<2— 7m  7a— 9ffi  12<; 

Meeting  of  General  Assembly  of  Scotland  on, 

29  TO  11/ 

"—  Meeting  in  the  Guildhall  to  eonaideri  llj 
9a 

Meetmg  in  the  Guildhall  about,  28i  6  a 

—  Meeting  of  Sion  College  Fellows  on,  16  a 
10(2— 22  a  5<2— 23  a  11/ 

Meetings  in  Support  of,  18  a  12  e — ^22  a  5  d 

—28a  12/— 80a  »c— 2to  9c— 9w  9/— 14si 
7/_16to  11/— 19  to  5/— 19  to  10  c— Sj  12  e 
— lOj  5«— 12;  9  c— 18i  12fr— 22i  6d 

Meetings  to  Support  Mr.  Gladstone's  Resolu- 
tions, la  10ft— 2a  5/— 8a  12 « — 6a  6e— 
16a  10c^l7a  5c^l6a  12tf— 28a  5c— 25a 
12  ft— 27  a  9/— 28  a  12/— 29  a  9/— 4m  12  ft 
— 7to  6c— 9m  9/— 18 TO  6e— 6;  12/— 19; 
lid 

—  Memorial  from  Clergymen  against  its  Dis- 
establishment, 29  a  12  (2—29  a  9  c 

«— <-  Note  from  one  of  the  Clergy  who  adyocated 

the  Disendowment,  29;  9/ 
«^-«>  Out-door     Meeting    on    ClerkentreU-green 

about,  12to  12  ft 

in  Owl^s  Light,  80a  9 a 

Petition  to  House  of  Lords  from  CHefgymeti 

only  against,  6;  9c— 20;  7  b 
*'—  Petition  to  the  Qtieen  from  tha  Women  of 

Ireland  in  fayour  of*  26;  11  d 
Fraoticftl  Suggestions  fbr  precwnt  in6mnl>e&t8, 

16a  8c 
Proposed  Address  to  the  Queen,  on,  27 111  5  e 

-2;  9/ 
Reform  League  Meeting  at  St.  James*  Hsll 

against,  18  to  5  c 

Reyenues,  29  m  12  d 

Sooteh  Precedents  for,  18  a  5  c 


June dO,  1868.]     palmer's  ikbez  to  "the  tihes"  itewsfapeb. 


Ita 


Iriah  Churoh  (continued), 

United  PreBbytoriAn  Address  againBt,  10  a  7  c 

See  LEABura  Abtiolbs. 

See  also  Ibelahd. 

Irish  Antiquities,  Price  List  of  Sale  of,  9  a  10  6 

Banis,  Note  GiroulAtion,  Ua  4e 

Colleges  Bevennes,  11^  9/ 

Catholies,  no  Cannibals,  Bj  10  a 

Emigration,  29  a  12  b 

Palace,  Proposal  for,- 12  m  12  6 

Peerage,  Sir  Colman  0»Loghlen*8  New  Bill, 

10a  7a 
Policy  of  the  QoYemment,  25  m  5  a 

—  Bailway  Commission  Beport,  18  m  5  d-^j 
8/— 22^  11/ 

Society,  50th  Anmyersaty,  Sin  12/ 

Unirersity  Constituency,  11  j  5e 

Universities,  Betnm,  17i  18  e 

Iran-dad  Fleet,  4a   lae— 6a  5/— 14m    7d- 

20m  12d 

Trial  Trip  of;  20m  12  d 

Iron-clads,  Circular,  Mr.  Elder  on,  27  m  12  e— 

2i7/ 

H.  T.  Bichardson  on,  80  m  5  c 

Iron  and  Coal  I>istrict8,  Emigration  from,  21  m  7  6 
Foreign  Trade  in,  11a  6/— 18  a  6&--18a 

7«— 25a  11/— 2m  11<?— 9m  10  6— 16m  lie 

—26m  7*-80m  12a— 6j  10c 
Iron  Land  Defences,  16  j  10  a 
•  Masters'  Fall   of  Wages   and   Threatened 

Strike,  16  a  10  c— 17  a  6/— 18  a  10  c 
— —  Masters'  Qoarterly  Meeting,  9  a  7  c— 10  a 

6  c— 18  a  10  6 

—  Mersey  Steel  and  Iron  Company,  18  m  7  a 

North  of  England  Trade,  10  a  5  a 

Bailway,  Exports,  16  m  11a 

'—  Trade  in  South  Staffordshire,  27  j  12  c 

in  Yorkshire,  18j  12/ 

-■  '  ■  Workers,  National  Conference  of,  22  a  12 6 

—24a  116 
Iron  Works,  Association  of  the  ZoUyerein  Meeting, 

23  a  12  a 

Dowlais,  no  Strike  at,  9  m  10  6 

Italian  Irrigation  Bond-holders'  Committee,  1  m 

10  a 

Credit  Mobilier,  28  m  10  a 

XTAIiY:— 

•^^—  Andrea  (Cardinal)  Sudden  Death  of,  21m 

10  d 

-  '    ■"  Accomit  of,  28 m  12 6 
—  Will,  6i  5  d 

—  Annirereary  of  the  Constitution,  11  j  10  c 
— —  Army  Intelligence,  11  j  96 

- — —  Arriyal  of  the  Crown  Prince  of  Prussia  at 
Tnrin,  21a  12  a 

—  Assassination  of  Signer  Cappa,  the  Public 
Prosecutor,  19  j  10  6 — 19  j  5  a 

Ayet  (Col.)  New  System  of  Photoffraphy  and 

Engraring,  17  a  10  6 

. Benivieni  Bast,  14  a  8  d 

Bill  to  grant  Citizenship  to  Italians  of  other 

States,  2  j  9  c 
Bologna,  Arrests,  etc.,  18  a  12  a— 20  a  12  a 

—29a  12  a 
Uniyeirity,    Course  of  Study  Besumed, 

22a  12a 


Italy  {eontinuedj, 

—  Brigandage,  Military  Conrention  to  Suppress, 
15a  9c 

in  Southern  Italy,  10  a  8c 

Brigands ;  Trisl  of  Mauzi  and  His  followers, 

18  m  106— 21m  10  c— 28  m  12  c— 5  j  10  c 

Sentence,  28  m  12  a 

Budget,  20  a  12  a— 18  m  10  d 

—  Ceremony  of  the  Fiery  Dove,  17  a  10  6 

Church  Property,  Sale  of,  21  m  10  d 

—  Conunerce  and  Manufacture  of,  24  j  6  6 

Constitution  Day  Festiyal,  18^  10  a 

Corso  in  Florence,  9  m  5  a 

Court  Circular,  1  a  12  a 

^ Credit  Mobilier  Company  formed,  25^  12  a 

Crivelli  (Count)  Death,  6  m  14  a 

Crown  Prince  of  Prussia  in  Italy,  6  m  7  a — 

9m  12a 
Departure  of  the  Boyal  Marriage  Visitors, 

28a  12d 
Discovery  of  an  Association  of  Bank  Note 

Forgers,  13  j  10  6 

'■    '  '  of  Nine  Assassination  Societies,  18  j  12a 
Duel  between  a  Lieutenant  and  an  ez-Qari« 

baldian,  18  <^  10  6 

an  Editor  and  a  whole  Begiment,  18  j  10  h 


— »  Emigration  to  America,  14  a  8  et 

— ^  Extradition  Treafy  with  SpAin,  11  j  9  6 

Festiyal  of   the  Corpus   Christi  celebrated 

with   Great  Pomp,  the  Pope  Chanting  Mflssi 

12  j  12  a 
— -  Finance,  21m  96— 26  m  10c--25i  10  a 

Flights  of  Locusts,  18  m  10  c 

Florence  British  Charitable  Fund,  6j  Be 

;  Florentine  Museum,  a  Dried  Patriot's  Heart 

presented  by  the  King,  9j  6  c 
Ckneral  Coundl,   Postponement  till  1869, 

12 j  12  a 

Genero  (M.)  Besignation  of,  8  j  6  d 

Cknoa,  Qrand  Nautical  Fete  at,  19  m  12  a 

—  Grinding  Tax,  Debate,  1  a  12  a— 2  a  96-- 
8a  12a— 6a  12a— 7a  7a— 21m  9  6— 8i  Oc 
— 19j  5  6—29;  12  a 

Harvest,  The,  19;  5  6 

Humbert  (Prince)  and  Princess  Margharitai 

Movements  of,  9;  12  a 
Income  Tax  of  the  Italian  Bonds,  17  a  10  a 

— 9i  12  a— 10;  12  a— 11;  10  6—15;  9  6 

—  Loan  on  Chureh  Property,  20  a  6  a 

■■  for  Destroying  Locusts  in  Sardinia,  15 m 

6a 
-^ —  Mail  Service,  19 J  5  6 
.Malarat  (Baren  de),  Sndden  Departure  for 

Paris,  11  a  10  6 
— —  Betnm  to  Florence,  3;  6  c 

—  Marriage  of  Count  Casserta,  25  m  l^h 
^  of  the  Prince  Humbert}  8  a  S  d— 28  dlid 

—25  m  10  6 
Preparation  for  the  Fetes,  9  a  10  c— 184  d 

12d— 25  a  12c 
the  Ceremony  and  the  Festival,  25  a  12  c 

—29a   10a— 80a  96— 30a  10c— Im  12a— 

6m  10a— 9m   12a— 12m  106— 13  m  10' 

14  m  12  6— 16  m  12  a 

Mill-tax  Bill,  11  a  10  6—14  a  8  c 

^— «  Miscellaneons  News,  7  a  10  c — 16  a 


Ita 


PALH£B*8  IKBBX  TO  "  THE  TIMES  "  KEWBPAPBB. 


[ApTflltO 


Italy  {continued), 
17  a  5a^29a  12  a— 15  m  6o— Ij    9&^22j 
12  a— 29  j  10  d 

Modena  Property  Exchange,  26  j  12  a 

—  Mont  Oenis  Tunnel  and  Bailway,  9  a  10  c— 
17  a  10&— 9wv  6  c— 3i  6  c— Ui  10  6— 13 j 
106— 19i  66— 26i  10  c 

Moncal  Edncation,  5  j  5  c 

Napoleon  (Prince),  Arrival  at  Turin,  22  a 

12  a 

New  Order  of,  Crown  of  Italy,  its  too  Indi- 
scriminate Bestowment,  25  m  9  6 

—  Old  Scandal  revived,  9  j  6  c 

Overland  Route,  8  a  8  6—14  a  8  c— 17  a  10  6 

Papal  States,  Amnesty  of  Political  Prisoners 

on  the  Anniversary  of  the  Pope*s  Accession,  18  j 

12  a 

Arrest  of  a  Disguised  Monk,  8  a  12  a 

— —  Bull  Summoning  a  General  Council  of  the 

Church,  80  j  11  e 

Camp  to  be  formed  at  Bocca  Passo,  7  a 


9a 


Departure  of  the  French,  6  a  12  6 
'■         Easter  Festival  Proceedings,   10 a   7  6— 
18a  10a 

■'■'  ■    Festivities  on  Anniversary^^of  tl^e  12th  of 
April,  17  a  5  a 

Fireworks,  etc.,  at  San  Pietro,  15  a  9  c 

Funeral  of  Cardinal  Andrea  and  Benedic- 


tion by  the  Pope,  20  m  12  a 

■■    ■  Festival  of  the  Ascension,  22  m  5a 
■   Grand  Dinner  on  the  Anniversary  of  the 

Pope's  Accession,  22  j  12  a 

Health  of  the  Pope,  1  j  9  6 

— -^  High  Mass  for  Napoleon's  Birthday,  21  a 

12  a 
■■■    "     Medal  of  Honour   to   be   Conferred   on 

Jewish  Doctors,  6  m  14  a  * 

Miscellaneous  News,  IJ  9  6 — 2ij  12  a 

Palm  Sunday  and  the  Pope,  6  a  12  6 

Pope  washing   the  Feet  of  poor  Priests, 


lOa  76 

—  Pope  against  Austria,  25  j  12  a 

Sudden  Death  of  Card.  Andrea,  16  m  12  6 


— Ij  9  6 

Paper  Currency,  5  j  6  d 

-^^  Parliament,  Proceedings  in,  7  a  10  < — 16  m 

12  a— 21m  10  d— 22  m  6  a— 25  w  10  c— 6  j  9  c 

—9.7  66— 18j  10  c— 28  j  12  a 

—  Pirolo  (Rev.  Stephano),  Murder  and  Verdict 
on  the  Assassins,  18  a  8  c 

Produce  Market,  9j  5  c 

-—  Public  Expenditure  Report,  18  a  12  a 

Railways,  26  j  12  a 

Ransoms  to  Brigands  demanded  from  the 

Government,  a  Trial,  25  j  10  c 

——  Ravenna,  Explanations  demanded  of  Govern- 
ment, 18  j  10/ 
■        Debate  on,  24  j  6  6— 25  j  10  6 

Reform  of  Judicial  Administration,  20  a  12  a 

—  Registry  and  Stamp  Tax,  6  m  9  c— 11m  9d 
Ribetta  f Giovanni),  Trial  for  Speaking  over 

the  Gh-ave  of  Four  Young  Leghomers,  11  a  10  6 

—  Rome,  Arrests  in,  11  a  10  c 

Sale  of  EcelesiasticaJ  Property,  25  j  12  a 

Secret  Recruiting,  30 j  11  c 


Italy  (conttmicd). 

Santanoa  on  the  Youth  for  Damaging  the 

Royal  Statue  at  Turin,  14a  8  d 

Silkworms,  6j  6  d 

Sporting  Intelligence,  9  m  6  6 

Sutherland  (Duke  of),  Arrival  at  Floianoe  by 

the  Mont  Cenis  Railway,  19  m  12  a 

Tobacco,  Fanning  of,  25  j  12  a-80j  11  e 

Trades'  Unions,  Suppression  of,  18  a  IS  a 

Traffic  in  Italian  Boys,  9  a  10  6 

Treasuxy,  State  ot,  18  j  12  a 

Tunis,  Agreement  with  the  Great   Powers 

about,  li  96 
Yeoioe,  Arrival  of  the  Royal  Family,  32  m 

5a 
.Yesaviu  visited  by  Profenor  Phillipf,  8  a 

8c 

State  of,  8a  8c— 10  a  Be 

Water  Company  for  Florence,  Proposed,  19  j 

56 

J. 
Japan,  Account  of  an  Execution,  7  m  9/ 

Advantages  of  Hiogo  for  Trade,  20  a  6  a 

Attack  on  the  English  Minister,  30 a  96 

•— •  Attack  on  the  English  Mission,  with  List  of 

the  Injured,  20  m  10  a 
Massacre  of  a  French  Boat's  Crew,  23  a  12  a 

—24a  12a— 7m  9d— 19m  12a 
Miscellaneous  News,  4  a  126— 7  a  9  a— 17ii 

5  a— 15  m  6  a— 25  m  126— 10  j  12  a 
— -  Satisfaction  demanded   and    given    for  the 

Massacre  of  French  Sailors,  19  m  12  a 
Japanese  Conjurers,  Fire  at  their  House,  20  a  12  d 

Birth  of  a  Child  to  the  Chief,  10  j  12  6 

Jenkms  (A.  L )  on  Excess    Charges  of  Railwaj 

Fares,  16j  12  c— 17i  14  a 
Jenner  (Dr.)  not  going  to  Balmoral,  19  m  9/ 
Address  of  Congratulation  from  the  Medical 

Profession,  18J  12  c— 16  j  10/ 
Jerichau  (Professor),  Sculpture^,  '*  the  Surprise,*' 

12j  9/ 
Jersey,  Earthquake  in,  8  a  7  a 
Jerusalem,  Government  Report  on,  10  a  If 

and  Sinai,  Expenses  of  Report  on,  12  m  12  & 

Jesse  (Edward),  Sketch  of,  1  a  12/ 
Jervoise  (Col.)  on  Coast  Defences,  20^'  10  c 
Jewels  (Costly),  Price  List  of  Sale  of,  17  a  9/— 

27  m  7/ 

Bobbery  of,  in  Eaton  Square,  8  m  9  c 

Jews,  West  Metropoh'tan  Jewish  School,  10  j  7/ 
— ^  Free  School,  51st  Annual  Festival,  24i  5 1 
Jones  (Rev.  Robert)  on  the  Welsh  Term  **  Master,'' 

6j.7i 
Judaism  and  Mr.  Disraeli,  16  a  7  6 
Judges,  Sheriffs'  Banquet  to  the,  24  j  10  c 
Junior  Athenseum  Club,  15  m  6  c 
Juridical  Society,  8 j  6  6 
Jurors  (Special)  Fined  for  Non-attendance,  21  c^ 

Jute,  State  of  the  Market,  21  m  7  6— 11 J  7  6 

K. 
Kains-Jackson  (H.)  on  our  Food  Prospects,  Iti  ^ 

5  6— 5  m  lOd— Ij  7  a 
Kennedy  (Dr.  B.  H.)  on  Public  Schools,  18j  10/ 


June  80, 1868.]     palhbb's  iitdex  to  "  tqx  tim£B  "  H£wsp^£b. 


Lea 


Kent,  Chnreh  Ednoation  in,  22  a  12  e 

King's  OoUege,  Eleotion  of  Pxineipal,  18  m  10  e— 

21m  9d 

Hospital,  25  a  10  6 

School,  Distribution  of  Prizes,  25  j   12/— 

26i  11/— 27j  10/ 

Cross  in  Arran,  11  j  If 

Kinnaird  (A.)  on  Contagions  Diseases,  23  m  12  e 
Kirby  Underdale  Tnmnlns,  Excavation  of,    18  a 

lOr— 4m  Id 
Kixkwood  (James  D.)  on  the  King's  Cross  in  Arran, 

llj  7/ 
Knighthood  and  Baronetage  conferred  on  :•— 
GifTord  (George  Harkham),  20  m  6  a 

—  Hannan  (James),  20  m  6  a 

Carroll  (Bt.  Hon.  Dr.,  Lord  Mayor  of  Dub- 
lin), 20  m  6  a 

Korn  ^  Co.,  owners  of  the  Baphael  Chromolitho- 
graphs, 20  m  5  d 

—  Zom  not  Korn,  21  m  12  6 


Labonehere  (H.)  on  the  Ezpenditnre  on  Hyde 

Park,  18 m  lie 
Labnan,  Nev  Bp.  of,  11  a  12  6—16  alb 
Ladies  of  Limited  Means,  Association  for  Sale  of 

Work  by,  28  m  10/ 
Lake  Dwellings  in  Arisaig,  15  m  lid 
Lamb  (Bey.  M.  M.)   on  the  Frampton  Mansel 

Marriage  Bill,  20  m  5d 
Lambeth  Smoke  Nnisance,  16  m  10  d — 18  m  6e 
Lancashire,  Beligioas  Riots  in,  15  m  12  a 
Belief  Fond,  Proposed  Plan  to  dispose  of  it, 

2a  6d 
Painted  Window  from  the  OperatiTes,  for 

the  GuildhaU,  4i  12  b 
Land  Begistiy  Commission  Meeting,  5  m  9/— 12  m 

9<i-16m  9/ 
Lane  (Samnel) ;  Note  about  this  Artist,  18  a  6/ 
Lang  (T.  B.),  Sketch  of,  10  a  If 
Lange  (Dan.  A.)  on  the  Suez  Canal,  6j  10  a — 24j 

5/ 
Latham  (Henry)  on  the  Barristers  as  UniTenity 

Hen,  17  a  12  a 
Laoneh  of  the  Komg  Wilhelm,  27  a  12  e 

Monarch,  26  m  12  c 

Laurie  (P.  N.)  on  Catholic  Serrioe  in  Prisons,  26  in 

10  « 
Law  life  Astaranoe  Society,  26  j  12  e 
IiAW :— 
Actions  in  Common  Law  Courts,  ue  Citzl 

ACnoNB* 

Appeal  Cases,  iee  HousK  of  Lobdb. 

Applications  of  Attorneys   for   Admission, 

19  m  10/ 

Arrears  in  Law  and  Equity,  15  a  9/ 

Ascension  Day,  Close  of  the  Courts,  19i  6  c 

Bankruptices,  iee  Bankbuptiobb. 

.  Bankruptcy  Court  Cases,  see   Bankbuptct 

COUBT. 

Calls  to  the  Bar,  1  m  11  a— 8i  11  a 

Cases  before,  Long  Vacation  Notice,  26 j  10  5 

Cases   before   Provincial    Magistrates,    see 

POLICB. 

Cases  in  the  Admiralty  Court,  se^AnaciBALiY 

COUBI. 


Law  (continued). 

Cases  in  the  Divorce  Court,  see  Divobce 

Court. 

Cases  in  the  Police  Courts,  see  Polios. 

County  Court  Cases,  see  Civil  Actions. 

—  Court  for  Consideration  of  Crown  Cases  re* 
served,  see  Cbivinal  Tbials. 

— ^  Declarations  of  Dividends,  in  Bankraptcy, 

see  DiviDXNns. 
Digest  of  Law,  Commission,  16  m  9f-^^j 

Ic—Ujlb 

—  Dinner  of  the  Home  Circuit  Members,  to 
Justice  Hannen,  18  a  126— 20  a  9/ 

—  Easter  Term  close,  8  m  9  e 

Eedeeiastical  Cases,  see  Abohbs,  btc.  .'Coubts. 

Holidays   in   Law  and  Equity,  10  a  7/— 

11m  lid 

Important  Notice,  9  j  11  6 

Judges*  Chambers,  Close  of,  10  a  If 

—  Kingston  Assizes,  8  a  11  d-Aa  12  « 
— -—  Legal  Examinations,  80m  8a 

List  of  Trinity  Term  Arrears,  19  m  9  ^ 

Lord   Mayor's   Court,   see   Lobd  Matob's 

CoUBT. 

-— —  Mr.  Justice  Mellor  at  Chambers,  7  m  9/ 

New  Bankruptcy  Bill,   Items,.  17 J  12  c— 

20  j  9e 

•— — '  New  Chancery  Order,  8  m  11  d 

New  Queen's  Coxmsel,  16  a  9  c 

New  Sezjeant  at  Law,  SO  m  5  ft 

Notices  of  Sittings  of  Yarious  Courts,  1  a 

11«— 2a  lie— 6a  11/— 7a  12a— 11  o  lie 
—16a  lid— 16a  9/— 17a  11/— 18a  11/— 
20a  Ud— 21a  lid— 22a  11  a— 28a  lid— 
24a  11/— 26a  11/— 27a  11a— 28a  lid— 
29  a  Ue-^Oa  12/— Im  12/— 2  m  18e-4j« 
lie— 5m  lid— 6ml8d— 7m  U/— 8mll/— 
9m  11/— 11m  lid— 12m  11/— ISm  11/— 
14m  13d— 15m  lid— 16m  ll<f— 18m  11/— 
21m  11/— 22m  lid— 28m  lid— 26m  11/— 
26m  lie— 27m  lie— 28m  11/— 29m  12c— 
80m  He— Ij  11/— 2j  11/— 3 j  lOd— 4j  11/ 
— 5j  11/— 6j  11/— 8 j  il/-9i  lie— 10 j 
lid— 11  j  He- 12i  11/— 18j  11/— 16i  lid 
— 16i  11/— 17/  13/— 18i  11/— 19/  11/— 
20 j  lie— 22i  11/— 23j  Ud— 24j  lie— 26 y 
11/— 26/  12e— 27j  11/— 29j  11/— SOj  12b 

Opening  of  the  Chancery  Chambers,  9  a  9  a 

Easter  Term,  9  a  9  a 

Privy  Council  Proceedings,  see  Pbivy  Council.. 

Probate  Cases,  eee  Civil  Aonoys. 

— *-  Scotch  Sequestrations,  see  BANKBimoT. 

Suits  in  Chancery,  see  Civil  Aotioks. 

Summer  Circuit  of  the  Judges,  15  j  11  f 

Trials  in  the  Criminal  Courts,  see  Cbdiinal 

Tbuls. 

—  Vacation  Judge  for  Whitsuntide,  7  m  11  b 
Leech  (Arthur  B.),  Irish  International  leam  of 

Eight,  29i  6  a 
IiBAJ>Iira  ABTIOIiBS:— 
on  the  Abolition  of  Capital  Punishment,  22  a 

Be 
on  the  Abyssinian  Expedition,  6  a  9  a — 11  c 

8/— 14  a  6  e— 17  a  8/— 21  a  9 a— 27  a  Qc 

28a  9b— Im  9c— 5m  9a— 19m  9  6— 2j 

—17 J  11»-19/  9&— 23/  8/ 


Lea 


PALlfEB'S  lETBEZ  TO 


[April  1  to 


Leading  Xrtiolee  (eontinued), 

-— *  on  the  Aoqaittal  of  the  Amerieaa  President, 

27  7/1  8d 
on  the  Admiralty  Moneys  Select  Committee, 

7a  Qe 

—  on  Agrieoltnral  Labourers,  their  Ck>ndition 
and  Prospeots,  la  9a 

on  the  Alpine  Railways,  Ij  7d 

on  the  Amalgamated  Society  of  EnginMrs, 

18  j  9  c 

on  the  American  Income  Tax,  2  j  9  ft 

Natnrilization  Bill,  22a  9 a 

on  the  Annexation  of  Nora  Scotia  to  the  New 

Confederation,  17  j  11  b 
— —  on  Arbitration  against  Strikes,  20  a  Bf 
on  Archdeacon  Sinclair's  Address  on  ttie  Re- 
ligion of  the  Working  Classes,  18  m  9  & 

on  Army  Purchases,  21  m  7  e 

on  Artisans'  and  Laboorers*  Dwellings,  28  m 

8d 
on  the  Assassination  of  Mr.  D'Arcy  ITGhee, 

18  a  8/ 
■  attempted  of  the  Dnke  of  Edinburgh  at 

Sydney,  27 a  8 d—19 m  9e 
■      its  Attempt  a  Death  Blow  to  Fenianism, 

80a  Se 

of  the  Prince  of  Servia,  18j  8/ 

on  the  Austrian  Debt  and  British  Capitalists, 

24j  9  6 

on  Betting  and  Horse  Baeing,  80  m  9  6 

on  the  Bishop  of  London's  Fund,  Bj  8/ 

on  the  Board  of  Trade  Betums  of  Forttgn 

Markets,  18a  6e 
on  the  Bombay  Bank,  4m  9  a 

—  on  the  Boundiuy  Question,  14  m  10  d — 16  m 
9  6— 2 J  8  c— 3 j  8  c— lOj  8/— 12j  8/ 

on  Mr.  Bright  at  Liverpool,  6j  Bf—6j  8  d 

on  the  Bristol  Election  Committee,  26  j  11  c 

on  the  Budget,  23  a  8  e— 24  a  Bf 

on  the  Buxton-Hickson  Marriage  Case,  9  m 

9d 
on  the  Cambridge  UniTersity  Alterations,  4  a 

lid 
on   Cardinal  CuUen's   Answer   to  Marshal 

MaoMahon,  9J  9  c 
on  the  Carpenters'  and  Joiners*  Amalgamated 

Society,  1  m  9  d 

on  the  Cattle  Plague,  29y  9  a 

on  Charitable  Societies  and  their  Funds,  17  a 

9a 

on  the  Chicago  Resolutions,  8y  8  b 

on  the  Church  and  State  Meeting  at  St. 

James's  Hall,  7  m  8  c 
on  the  Colliery  Strike  in  South  Lancashire, 

80  a  7/ 
on  Commercial  Morality  and  the  New  Bank- 
ruptcy Bill,  8a  6c 
Treaty  with  France,  7m  9a— 18m  8<l— 

19m  9(2— 25m  8(2 

—  on  the  Commission  to  Revise  the  Naturaliza- 
tion Laws,  25  m  8  c 

—  on  the  Compulsory  Church  Rates  Abolition 
Bill,  24  a  9  6— 25  a  8/ 

on  Co-operative  Societies  in  Small  Towns, 

9a  8/ 
^—  on  Cretan  A0Mr0,  4 a  116— 25a  8e 


Leading  Articles  {continue^, 

on  Crime  in  Italy,  16^'  9  c 

on  Count  Bismark,  12 j  9  a 

Darling  (Sir  Charles),  on  his  Case,  9m  9 e 

on  the  Death  of  Lord  Salisbury,  14  a  6  b 

' Narvaez,  the  Spanish  General,  24  a  9  d 

—  on  Democratical  Govemmente,  15  a  8/ 

on  the  Derby  Day,  28  m  8/ 

on  Mr.  Dickens'  American  Tour,  5  m  9  5 

on  the  Disfranchised  Boroughs,  20  m  9  c 

on  Mr.  Disraeli  at  Merchant  Taylors'  HsU, 

18  j  8  c 

on  Mr.  DisraeH  at  the  Literary  Fund,  7m  9( 

on  the  Designs  for  the  New  Courts  of  Law,  23 j 

10  a 
on  the  Easter  Monday  Ycdunteer  Review,  7  a 

8  d 

on  the  Ecclesiastical  Titles  BiH,  24i  9  e 

on  the  Edmonds  Scandal,  5j  9c — 14  a  6c 

on  the  Education  Bill,  28a  9e— 6i  Be— 

29 j  Be 

and  Mr.  Caldwell,  25  j  9  a 

— —  on  the  Egyptian  Capitulations,  20  j  9  e 

on  the  Electric  Telegraph  Bill,  11  j  8  e 

on  the  Emperor  Napoleon's  Birthday,  20  c 

86 

on  the  Erie  Railway  Contest,  3  a  9  c 

on  the  Esmonde  Will  Case,  15 j  Be 

on  the  Execution  of  Michael  Barrett,  26m  9  e 

—27  m  8  c 

on  the  Expenses  of  Litigation,  8a  9  4 

on  Explosive  Weapons  in  War,  17 j  lie 

on  the  Eyre  Persecution,  2  m  10/— 16  m  9  h 

—22  m  9d— 4j  86— 9;  9  6— llj  Bd 

on  the  Female  Army  at  Paraguay,  25  J  Bf 

on  Female  Disabilities,  9a  Bd 

on  the  Fenian  Trials  fbr  the  Qeskenwell  Oct- 

rage,  28a  9c 

—  on  Foreshores,  20 j  9  a 

on  Fortifications,  11m  8/— 16 J  Bd 

^-— «  on  the  French  Bmpexor's  Speech  at  Orleans, 
18m  9c 

on  the  French  Loan,  6j  8/ 

on  French  Tactics,  22  m  9  c 

—  on  the  General  Cotmoil  of  the  Roman  Ortbiilie 
Church  throughout  the  World,  2/  Bf 

on  General  Dugrot's  Trespass,  9^*  9  d 

on  Gfrerman  Afkirs,  22^'  8  c 

— *  on  Mr.  Gladstone's  Letter  to  his  Maligners, 

27a  8/ 

and  his  Reform  Measures,  18^  Sd 

on  the  Great   Eastern  Railway  and  Lord 

Salisbury,  29  a  9d 
— •  on  the  Greenwich  Hospital  az^  Schools  Be* 

port,  15  a  9  a 

on  the  Hundredth  Annitersaiy  of  the  Bojil 

Academy,  4  m  8/ 

—  on  the  Impeachment  of  the  American  Presi- 
dent, 8a  66— 28a  96— 29a  dc— 18m  8c- 
29m  9  6 

on  the  Improvements  in  Paris,  5J  9  a 

on  Indian  Affairs,  26  a  9  a 

on  the   Indian   Irrigation   Question,   21c 

8/ 

Examinations,  Bm  9d 

"  Income  Tax,  15  a  8  d 


June  80, 1868.]     talheb's  htdex  to  "  the  times  '*  newspapeb. 


Lea 


Zieadixiff  Artioles  (eontinued\, 

on  the  Inexpediency  of  toe  Qaeen's  departure 

to  Balmoral,  20m  9b 
on  the  Interview  of  Joles  Favre  with  Napoleon 

III.,  11  m  9  b 
on  the  Irish  Ohnroli  Question,      a   8  &— 9  a 

8&->20a  8d 

and  Mr.  Aytonn,  9  m  9  6 

and  ProfesBor  Brewer,  10  a  6e 

>  and  the  Divided  Ministry,  1  a  8  e 

■  and  Mr.  Gladstone's  Besolations,  2a  8  e — 
8a  95— 4a  llo— 6a  86— 16a  6(2— 28a  9a 
-—29a  9ar— Iffi  9a— 2iii  10c— 8ffi  9a— llm 
Qd 

and  Earl  Ghrey's  Letter,  1  a  9  & 

Meetings  at  St.  James's  Hall,  18  a   8  e— 

8m  9b 

Meeting  at  Mr.  Spnrgeon*8   24a  9'jb 

and  Earl  Bnssell,  17  a  8  d 

Biotons  Meeting  at  Guildhall,  28  j  Be 

■  as  Beviewed  by  Xavier  Baymond,  30  m 
9b 

on  the  Irish  Prelates'  Address  to  the  Queen, 

15m  9c  ' 
on  the  Irish  Protestant  Deputation  to  Mr. 

Disraeli,  10  j  Se 
on  the  Irish  Beoeption  of  the  Boyal^Yisitors, 

16a  6« 

Patriot  Guinnesses,  16  m  9  d 

Beform  Bill,  9m  9a— 16j  9a 

Bailway  Commission,  8j  8/ 

on  the  Italian  Boy  Nuisance,  18  a  6/ 

■  Brigandage, 6 m  lie 

.  Grinding  Tax,  4  a  11  c 

on  the  Jockey  Club  and  Defaulters,    20j 


9d 
8e 


9b 

—  < 

8/ 


on  Legislation  in  the  House  of  Peers,  6  a 

on  the  Libel  Bill,  2  a  Qd—21m  7/ 
Case,  Bisk  Allah  v.  Daily  Telegraph,  20  J 


8/ 


on  Limited  Liabiliij'to  subdue  Strikes,  18  m 

on  Dr.  Livingstone's  Safety,  10  a  6/ 

on  Local  Taxation,  14  m  10  « 

on  the  London  Season,  28  m  8  e 

on  the  Luther  Monument  in  (Germany,  29  j 

on  the  Lyon  v.  Home  Case,  4  m  9  6 
— «  on  Married  Women's  Property,  12  j  9  6 

on  the  Mauritius  Fever,  2a  Sd 

on  Mentone  as  a  Besort  for  Englishmen,  4  j 

Sd 

on  the  Metric  System,  15  m  9  e 

^—  on  Metropolitan  Improvements  and  the  Board 

of  Works,  14  m  10/ 

on  Michael  Barrett's  Defence,  29  a  9  6 

his  Alibi,  8  m  9  c 

on  the  MiUtia,  27m  8/— 25 j  8  e 

on  the  Ministerial  Crisis,  5  m  8/— 6  m   11  6 

— 7m  8/— 14m  10c— 20m  9a 

on  the  Ministry  and  the  Parliament,  ',4  m  8  c 

--21m  8<I 
on  Municipal  Corporations  for  the  Metropolis, 

19i  9  c 

—  on  the  Murphyite  Biots,  26  m  9  d 


Iioadlng  ArUoles  (eontinuecTl. 

^—  on  the  National  Expenditure,  6  m  11  c 

— .  on  the  Naval  and  Military  Defences,  22  j 

8c 
on  the  Naval  Estimates,  6  m  11  d— 11  m  9  a 

—12  m  9  6— 18  m  9  a— 18  m  9  a— llj  9/ 

—  on  the  Neutrality  Laws,  3j  8c 

on  the  New  American  Minister,  15^'  8  c 

— — •  on  the  New  Law  Courts  and  the  Debate  on, 
80  j  11  & 

on  the  New  Press  Law  for  Prance,    10  J 

9A 

— —  on  the  New  Public  Offices,  6j  9  b 

on  the  New  Site  for  the  New  Courts  of  Law, 

80m  9c 

on  the  Obstacles  to  a  New  Beformed  Parlia- 
ment, and  how  to  remove  them,  12  m  8  c 

on  the  Overland  Mail  New Boute,  8  a  6c 

on  the  Oxfordshire  Gentlemen's  Address  to 

the  Queen  on  the  Irish  Church,  27  m  9  a 

on  the  Papal  Missive  to  Austria,  10a  6c 

— —  on  the  Paraguayan  War,  7  a  8  c 

•— —  on  the  Parks,  16  m  9  c 

on  the  Parliamentary  Business  of  the  Session, 

20a  8c 

Proceedings,  22  m  9  & 

on  Parochial  Byroads  in  France  as  an  As- 
surance of  Peace,  16  a  Of 

on  the  Peace  Congress,  19  j  9  d 

on  PersonaUties  in  the  House  of  Conmions, 

20 J  11 b 

on  the  Poor  Law  Beforms  in  St.  Panoras, 

29  m  8/ 

Belief;  2  a  8/ 

—  on  the  position  of  the  Ministry,  2  m  10  b 
Melbourne,  16  j  9  d 


on  Prince  Humbert's  Marriage,  22  a  8  d 

on  the  Prince  of  Wales'  visit  to  Ireland, 

16  a  8c— 21a  8/ 
on  the  Proceedings  in  Parliament,  21  a  8  c— 

80a  8c— 30m  9a— 5j  8c 

on  the  Property  of  Married  Women,  28  a  8/ 

on   the   I^secution   of  Mr.  Bennett,  for 

Heresy,  18  a  9  6 

on  Proxies  and  the  Abolition  Bill,  2  a  8  c 

on  the  Present  Position  of  the  Universities. 

18i  8/ 

on  the  Progress  of  the  Session,  25  m  8  c 

■  Beform  Measures,  19^  9  a 

on  the  Public  Schools  Befoims,  11  a  9  a 

Bill,  16  j  9  c— 18  j  8  c 

-*-  on  the  Queen'  Beply  to  the  Address  on  the 

Irish  Church,  18  m  8/ 
on  Bailway  Amalgamation,  22  m  9c-^25m 

8/— 9i  9  c— 18j  9  a— 16j  8/—27J  10  d 

on  Bailway  Finance,  25  a  9  & 

on  the  Bailway  Shareholders'  Association, 

16a  7a 

on  the  Beform  League  Budget,  28  m  9c 

Speech  of  Mr.  Goldwin  Smith,  13  a  6  c 

on  the  Begistration  Bill,  12  j  8  c 

on  the  Begistrar  General's  Betum  of  Health. 

12m  9c 

on  the  Beligious  Biots,  ly  8/ 

on  the  Betum  of  the  Duke  of  Edinbnra 

27il0c  ^ 


Iiea 


PJLLMETIS  DTDEX  TO   "tHB  TIMES   '  NEWSPAPER. 


[April  1  to 


lidadixig  Artioles  (contitmed). 

on  BevAnne  Returns,  la  Qf 

on  the  Rise  of  Railway  Fares,  20  m  9d 

on  the  Ritnal  Commission,  5  m  9  c — 18  j 

9& 

on  a  Royal  Residence  in  Ireland,  BOa  S  d 

on  the  Royal  Visit  to  Ireland,  11  a  8  d — 16  a 

6 e-^27  a  Se 

on  Russia  and  its  Reforms,  10  a  6  6 

on  the  Rasso-Bokhara  Campaign,  lOj  9  a 

on  the  Sale  of  our  Wooden  War  Vessels,  18  a 

9a 
on  Sandhurst  College  and  Sir  George  Weth- 

erall,  17  a  8/ 

on  the  Schlesvig-Holstein  Question,  9  a  8  c 

on  the  Scotch  Reform  Bill,  29  m  8  d 

■■  Amendment,  19 m   9 a — ^21  m  8 c— 23 m 

9&^26m  9b—2Qm  85 
— — -  on  the  Serrian  Tragedy  and  Succession,  24  j 

9e 
on  the  Sion  College  Meeting  and  the  Irish 

Church,  23  a  9  a 

on  the  Spanish  Marriages,  15  m  8  d 

on  the  '<  Spiritualist "  Case  of  Delusion,  4  m 

95 
on  Mr.  Stuart  Knox  and  Mr.  Gladstone,  16  m 

95 

on  Street  Robberies,  23  j  9  c 

on  the  Suez  Canal  Scheme,  22  J  Sd 

on  the  Supply,  22  a  8/ 

on  the  Suspensory  Bill,  Bj  8  e 

and  the  Government,  28  m  9  a 

and  the  House  of  Lords,  22  j  8  5— 24J  9  5 

—25j   8d— 26j   11  a— 27 J    10  5— 29 J    Be— 

SOj  10/ 
on  Taxing   the   National    Dividends  of  a 

Country,  llj  Be 
on  Telegraphic  Communication  with  India, 

23  m  9  c 

on  the  Thames  Embankment  Funds,  8  j  8  e 

on  the  Trial  of  Guns  at  Shoeburyness,  16  j 

Bd 
on  the  Trial  and  Sentence  on  Burke  and 

Mullady,  1  m  9  5 
^—  on  Turkish  Affairs,  Bj  8  d 

—  on  our  Turret  Ships,  4  j  8  e 

on  Uniting  the  Continent  and  England  by 

Bail  or  Bridge,  26  m  9  <; 

on  the  University  Boat  Race,  6  a  8  d 

Reforms  Proposed,  8  a  6/ 

Tests,  12m  9  a—lj  B<>-4j  Be 

— ^-  on  the  Volunteer  Review  at  Portsmouth,  11  a 
Be 

—  on  War  or  Disarmament,  2  m  lOe 

—  on  the  War  Question  in  France,  14  a  6  d — 
29m  Be 

on  the  Whitworth  Scholarships,  8  a  9  c 

on  Who  to  have  as  a  Representative,  30J 

lie 
on  the  Wooden  Walls  of  Old  England,  and 

their  fate,  18  a  9  a 
Leather,  State  of  the  Market,  1  a  11  5—9  a  5  6— 

22  a   7  €  -29  a   12  d— 13  m  10  d— 20  m  11  c— 

27  m  lOd— lOj  105— 17i  12  5— 24 j  10  e 
Lechmere  (William)  on  the  Chreat  Eastern  Rail- 


Leech,  (late  John),  Wife's  Pension  continued  to  bis 

Children,  28;  12/ 
Leeds  Nationsd  Exhibition,  Opening  of  by  tb« 

Prince  of  Wales,  5m  9  d 

Preparations  for  9  m   9/— Urn    9«— 14  a 

11/— 16  m  9/— 18  m  10/ 

Inauguration  of,  by  the  Prince  of  Wales,  20  m 

5a 
Ball  to  the  Royal  Visitor.  20m  5d— 21ro 

9d 
Note  from  the  Prince  of  Wales  to  the  Mayor, 

21m  9a 
: —  to  the  Chairman  of  the  Exhibition,  22  ui 

9/ 
National  Exhibition  Notice  of,  28  m  10  «»— 

Bj    Bf-^Bj    10/— lOj    9«— 11/    lOd— 13j 

12  <; 
Bank   Forgeries,    see   Cbikikil    Tbials— 

Edosubt 

Church  Institute,  17  j  14  e 

Lefevre    (Shaw)  on  Married  Women^s  Propertr, 

15  j  6d 
Lent  Preachers  for  St.  JTames's  Royal  Chapel,  4  a 

lie 
Leslie  (Henry),  Concerts,  2  m  11  e — 18  m  5  «— 7  a 

Be 
Letheby  (H.),  Report  on  the  Metropolitan  Water, 

Bj  6  5 
Levens  Hall  Feast,  15  m  6  ^ 
Licensed  Victuallers*  Asylum  Anniversary,  21  m  9f 
Lichfield,  Synod  in,  11  a  11  c 
Protest  of  Laymen  against  Synod,  15  a  5/ 

(Bishop  of)  on  Competitive  Examinatioii , 

17  a  5/ 

Life  Brigades,  Annual  Inspection  of  the  Volunteer?. 

Bj  9  5 
Lightning,  Mr.  RfaxwelPs  Mansion  of  Hunchr' 

Struck  by,  and  Destroyed,  21  m  9  d 
•*  Like  any  Learned  Clerk,"  17  a  5  a 
Lime  Light,  its  use  in  Perth  Barracks,  7  a  11  e 
Lindsay  (John),  Sale  of  his  Irish  Antiquities,  9  a 

10  tf 
(H.  H.)  on  the  Railway  Amalgamation  &ni 

Rise  of  Pares,  8  j  6/ 
Linen  Manufactures,  Exports,  28  j  10  d 
Littledale   (Rev.  Dr.)  on  the  English   Reformer?, 

23  m  12/ 
Litton  (Miss,  the  Actress)^  not  daughter  of  Rev.  E. 

A.  Litton,  27  a  5/ 
Liverpool,  Bequest  of  an  English  Merchant  to,  net 

accepted,  14  m  11  a 

Bricklayers'  Strike  in,  29  m  12  5 

Forgery  of  Tickets  to  a  Liberal  Meeting,  10  j 

12  d— 11;  9/ 

Maritime  Insurance  Company,  27/  11  a 

Meeting  on  Commerical  Morality,  8  a  1'' 

Mr.  Bright's  visit  to,  21m  9  a— 28  m  12  &— 

29  m  9  c— 4  j  6  c— 5  j  12  e 

Panic  on  the  Sudden  End  of  the  War,  23  a 

10  d 
Report  on  the  Health  of,  2  a  10/ 

Serious  Fire  in  Rumford  Street,  2/  12  5 

Whit  Monday  at,  2j  12  5 

Livingstone  (Dr.),  Lecture  of  Mr.  Young  on  Li< 
supposed  Course,  25  m  12  d 


Juna  80, 1868.]     paikeu's  ixdbx  to  "  the  times  '*  ifBWSPAPEB. 


Mai 


LiTingstone  (]>r.)»  Note  on  the  Safety  of,  9  a  9  e — 

lia  9/ 
Llojdfl'  Annual  Sommary  of  Wrecks,  10  j  10  a 

Mr.  Goschen  elected  Chairman,  80  a  7  c 

—  Mr.  Stephenson  elected  Secretary,  18  j  7  6 
Loans  to  the  Military,  4 j  12e— 6j  ^e^^j  12  e 

Loan  Societies*  Annnal  Betam,  25  m  If 
Lodger  Franchise,  18  j  10  d— 16  j  8  c 

Form  for  Claim,  18  j  6/ 

Lodging  of  Pablio  Departments,  6  J  11  a 

Loibl  and  Sonnhammer  on  the  Assault  Case  of 

Two  Italians,  24  j  12/ 
London,  Ballad  Concerts,  7  a  6  s 

(Bishop  of)  on  the  Bitual  Commission,  18  m 

6a 

Casual  Poor  in  St.  Marylebone,  10  a  7  <2 

<— ^—  Discount  Company,  1  a  11  a 

Diocesan  Home,  10  j  10  e 

Free  and  Open  Church  Association,  6  m  12  & 

General   Porter's    BencTolent    Association, 

16a  lOd 

Hospital  Children's  "V^ard,'  20  a  5/ 

128th  Anniversary  Festiral,  1m\2d 

ImproTcments,   Continuance   of  Coal   and 

Wine  Duties.  6  j  9  c— 8j  10/ 

ICissionary  Society,  15  m  12  a 

• New  Street  Payement,  4  m  6  c 

Orphan  Asylum,  23  a  12  e 

Poor  Law  Medical  Officers'  Meeting,  80  a 

6/ 

XTnirersity,  Examinations  for  M.A.,  23  j  9  e 

University  Ghranting  of  Degrees,  14  m  7  & 

• Asiatic  and  American  Company,  20  j  7  d 

^ —  and   Australian   Agency   Corporation,  12  f 
10  a 

^ and  Lancashire  Assurance  Company*  10  a  6  a 

— Im  10a 

« and  Manchester  Assurance  Company,  28  m 

7a 

. and  Provindal  Law  Assurance  Society,  16  a 

6b 

and  Provincial  Marine  Lisurance  Company, 

6i  10  a 
and  Westminster  Working   Men's    Consti- 
tutional Association,  19  m  5/ 
Longevity,  Death  of  Joseph  Aldersey,  of  Aspatria, 
the  Oldest  Inhabitant,  8  j  9  e 

Death  of  Margaret  Longmire  at  Troutbeck, 

Aged  104,  26  m  6  6 

Female,  in  the  Times  Obituary,  23  a  5  c 

in  the  Times  Obituary  of  the  8th  of  April, 

9a  lib  ^    ' 

Juana  Pesten  aged  180, 12  m  9  e 

Longfellow  (the  Poet)  Visit  to  Englimd,  10  J  5  c— 

and  Edinburgh  University,  24  J  8  c 

in  London,  80  j  11  e 

Logue  (Father  la^  Strange  Legacy,  2  a  9  d 
Lord  Mayor's  Court,  Betum  of  Fees,  10  j  10  h 
Low,  William,  ^  Haydon,  Caution  to  Wholesale 

Houses,  ^m  If 
Lowe  (E.  J.)  on  the  Great  Heat,  28  j  11  d 
Lnntley  (J.)  on  Flying  and  Swimming,  10a  4rf 
Lather  Memorial,  Description  of,  80  j  5  a 
Inauguration  Cerwaony,  29^  12  b 


Luther  Memorial,  Leading  Article  on,  29  J  8/ 

Telegram  froni  the  Queen,  29  j  12  6 

Lynch  Law  at  Waverly,  Iowa,  an  Innocent  Man 

Hung,  6^'  11  d 
Lyon  V,  Home  Case,  Leading  Article  on,  4m  9  ( 
Lyttleton  (Lord)  and  Mr.  Selfe's  Betum  from  Neir 

Zealand,  4  m  5  d 


Mackerel  Fishery,  15  m  6  6 

Great  Catches  of,  18  a  6/— 20  a  6<l 

Great  Despatches  to  London,  6  m  18  d— 26  m 

Mackonochie  (Bev.  A.  H.)  Letter  to  the  Bishop  of 

London,  1  a  9  e 
Madras  Sanitary  Commission  Beport,  8  a  10  c 
Mails,  la  9/— 6a  76— 11a  9/— 18  a  9«— 18a 
66— 20a  76— 22a  7/— 4m  7 /— 9  m  106— 
11m  9c— 18m  Be— 26m  6c— 1/  126—8^7/ 
Sj  76— 10 J  lOd— 15j  9  c— 16i  9d— 22i 
6d-29i  126  ^  J  J 

—  Abyssinian,  21  a  7/ 

American,  7  a  9/— 21  a  10  d— 29  a  12  d— 

6  m  9/— 6i  9tf— 18j  9/— 17;  14  c— 20i  9  c 
— 28i  5c  -^        J  J 

Australian,  9 a  96 — 18a  12  c — 80a   96— 

25  m  10  c— 28  m  12  a— 6  j  9<!— 17i  14  a 

Bombay,  la   126— 2a  9  6— '8a    106— 6a 

12  6— 7a  10/— 9a  96— 10a  76— 18a  10a— 
14  a  7  a— 17  a  5  a— 22  a  12  6— 28  a  126— 
26a  12  6— 29a  126— 2m  7a— 4m  12a— 5m 
9c— 7m  9d— 9m  12  6— 11m  9c- 12m  9/— 
16m  126— 20m  12a— 22m  5a— 25m  126— 
80  m  12  a— Ij  9e—4tJ  12  b— Sj  9c—lSj  12  o 
—IBj  12  6— 22i  126— 28  j  12  6— 26i  12  a— 
27i  12  6— 29  J  12  a— 80  j  11  c 

Brazil  and  Biver  Plate,  10  a  7  e—2  m  7  a— 

197  12a 

Cape  of  Good  Hope,  25  m  6  c 

India  and  China,  8a   12  6— 4a    12  6— 6a 

126— 8a  7c— 10a  7  6— 14a  7a— 17a  5a^ 
18a  66— 20a  12a— 22a  126— 28a  126— 
27a  6c— 27a  126— 29a  12  6— 80a  96— 2m 
7a— 4m  10c— 5m  9c— 7m  9d— 9m  126— 
11m  lOd— 16  m  5  6— 16m  5  c— 18m  6  6— 
19  m  12  a— 22  m  5  a— 28  m  12  a— 25  m  12  6— 
28m  12aand6— 29m  12  6— 8j  96— 6j  9tf— 
9j  12  a— 11 J  9  6— 18i  12  a— 16i  12  a— 22 j 
12  6— 28  i  12  6-27  i  12  6— 29j  12  6-80 J 
He 

Mauritius,'  reduced  to  One  Monthly,  18  a 

6  a 

and  Beunion,  9  m  126 

New  Zealand    and  Australian,  18  m   6  6— 

28  m  12o— 17j  14  a— 29  j  6  6 

Overland,  4a  12  6— 10a  7  6— 5m  9c 

South  Australian,  16  J  10  d 

West  Coast  of  Africa,  6  a  12  6— 16  a  7d— 

6m  146— 18m  6<2— 19j  9c 
West  Indies,  9  a  9  6—20  a  7  a— 12  m  9  e— 

28  m  12  a— 15  j  10  c— 29^  66 
Mails,  Australian  Service,  9  j  10  a 
Australian  and  Chinese  Boute  through  British 

North  America,  10  a  5  a 
Cost  of  Conveyance  of,  9  a  9d 

—  Detention  of,  16i  12  c 

V  65 


FAJilIEB  S   nn>EZ  TO  *'  Tax  TIMES  "   KSWBPAPZB. 


LApniito 


Mails  in  Fraaoe,  25  a  9  (2—16  a  9  6—17  a  9/-* 

29m  6a 

in  Italy,  how  detained,  16  a  9  5—29  m  6  a 

——  Indian  and  French  Postal  Semee,  21  a  6  a 

— 4  j  7  Or— 9 j  10  a— 15J  7  a— 24  j  10  a 
Main  Drainage  of  London,  2j  If 
Maine  Liqnor  Law,  Bepeal  of,  15  m  5  6 
Mainwaring  (Major-Gen.  E.  B.),   Sketch  of,  18  m 

12(2 
Mair  (R.  H.)>  Oamhridge  and  the  Bar,  18  a  12/ 
Malcolm  (£.  H.)  on  Doubling  the  Bailway  Fares 

on  the  Handel  Day,  15  j  6  c 
Malta,  Arrival  of  Adm.  Forragnt,  18  a  10  a 
Oaptore  of  Mr.  StcTens,  an  Engineer,  by 

Brigands,  at  Bmyma,  26  m  12  a 

MaUs,15fii  10(2 

«— *—  Misoellaneona  News,  4  a   12  h — 6  a  12  & — 

18(K  10a— Im  12a— 4m  12a— 11m  9e 
<— —  Bestoration  of  the  Telegraph,  27  a  12  6 — 

2m  7a 

Ship  News,  14  m  7  a— 25  m  12  5—26  m  12  a 

— 2j  9«— lOj  12  a— 15i  9  c— 23j  12  6— 26i 
12  a 

Man,  lale  of.  Awful  Occurrence  in,  8a  Be 
Manchester  Chamber  of  Commerce,  5  m  5  a 

Goods,  State  of  the  Market,  2  m  8  c 

>—  Beform  Club  Meeting,  11  a  11  (2 

^-^-  Beport  of  Sanitary  Officer,  13  m  5  (2 

— -  Whitsuntide  Holidays  at,  2i  12  h 

Mansion  House,  Banquet  to  the  Bishop,  24  j   12  e 

Banquet  to  the  Judges,  26'm  12/ 

— ^  Dep^ure  of  the  Lord  Mayor,  etc.,  for  DubUn, 
15  a  6/ 

Easter  Monday  Banquet,  14 a  9f-—15  a  lib 

— *—  Intended  Visit  of  the  Lord  Mayor  to  DubUn, 
6a  9e 

Lord  Mayor  of  Dublin,  etc.,  at,  11  m  9  e 

Presentation  to  Mr.  Oke,  the  Justice  Boom 

Clerk,  5/  12e 
Maoris,  Writs  Issued  for  Elections  at,  21  m  9  a 
Marble,  Discovery  of,  in  Borne,  18  a  5  e 
Marines,  Abortive  Motion  about  the,  18  m  6  e 
Market,  Proposal  for  a  new  one  for  South  London, 

20j  6/ 
Marldiam  (Charles)   on  the  Strikes  in  the  Iron 
Trade,  28 a  5c 

on  Co-operatiye  Collieries,  21  m  5/ 

Marlborough  College,  Election  of  Scholars,  16  j  6  d 

Prize  Day,  27i  10  e 

Marochetti  (Baron),  Sale  of  his  Ancient  Engravings, 

4a  125 
MABBIAGES.— In  consequence  of  the  Begistrar 
General  having  a  complete  Alphabetical  List  of 
all  Marriages  in  the  British  Dominions,  as  also 
of  all  marriages  of  British  subjects  abroad,  which 
can  be  inspected  at  any  time  at  the  office  in 
Somerset  House,  it  is  not  deemed  expedient  to 
continue  the  minimum  list  as  advertised  in  the 
Timei, 
Marriages  after  Divorce,  Statistics,  22  a  10  c 

Bill  to  Legalize  those  Solemnized  in  Saffer- 

ton  Chapel  of  Ease,  6  m  13/ 
Marriages,  Chapels  Licensed  for,  1  a  5  a — 4  a  5  5 — 
11  a    8  a — 15  a    8  a— 25  a    8  a — 2  m    8  a — 
6  m  7  «— 9  m  8  5 — 16  m   8  a— 20  m  6  a— 30  m 
65— 3 j  6e— 17j  8  a— 20;  8  5— 27j  6  a 


Marriage,  Chapel  Licenses  Cancelled,  80m  6  d 
of  a  Gergyman  to  his   Housekeeper,  Ik 

Sermon  on,  1  a  12  5 

of  a  Colonel  to  his  Son's  Widow,  29i  10  d 

of  Odo  Bussell,  to  Lady  Emily  YilHers,  6m 

145 

Boyal  Commission  on  the  Laws  of,  19  m  9/ 

Statistics  of  various  Modes,  21m  7  d 

Married  Women's  Property  in  United  States  Law, 

15  j  6(2 

a  Solicitor  on,  15  j  6  c2 

Martyrs'  Memorial  Church,  Erection  of,  16  a  10  s 
Marylebone  Workhouse,  12  j  9/ 

and  the  Newljaw,  18  a  10/ 

Mault  (A.)  on   Dressing  Stone  and  the  Masons' 

Strike,  26  m  5  (2 
Mauritius  Cessation  of  Mail  Packet,  18  a  6  a 

1  Fever,  8  a  10  5—9  m  10  5 

Hurricane  at,  14a  7  a — 18a  6a — ^21  a  5« 

*— —  Increase  of  Crime  in,  15  m  5  e 
Municipal  Corporation  of  Port  Louis,  Deben- 
tures, Numbers  to  be  paid,  24  j  8c^29j  8  a 
May  Meetings,  20  a  19  (2 
M'Gee  (D'Aray),  Assassination  of,  22  a  10  d 
M'Henry  (James),  Arrangements  with  A.  and  G.  W. 

Bailway,  4 J  7  a 
M*Eenna  (W.  OX  on  American  Lake  Na<ngation, 

25  j  75 
Meat,  Statistics  of  the  Consumption  o^  3  a  7/ 
Mecca  Pilgrims,  13  m  12/ 
Mechi  (J.  J.)  on  the  Harvest,  22y  6  tf 

on  the  Agricultural  Prospects,  9  a  12  d 

Mediterranean  News,  22  m  6o— 18/  5  5—19/  10  e 

Mentone,  a  Winter  at,  4/  10  e 

Merchant  Service,  Government  Betum,  SOm  11  ^ 

—  Taylors'  Company,  Banquet  to  Her  Majestj^s 
Ministers,  8  j  9  «— 18/  9  5 

School,  Election  Day,  12/  7/ 

Mersey  Steel  and  Iron  Company,  18m  7  a 
Methodist  New  Connection,  Seventy-second  Annual 

Conference,  29  j  11  / 

Meteor  Visible  at  Witham,  28  m  10  d 

at  Oxford,  16/  9/ 

Meteoric  Stones,  Ij  9a 

Metropolitan  Association  for  Improving  the  Dwell- 
ings of  the  Poor,  20  j  7  e 

MBTBOFOLITAir  BOABD  OF  ^WOBXB :- 

Crystal  Palace  Fire  Brigade  Station,  2«  12/ 

—  Elections,  12  j  8  a 

Financial  Statements,  6  a  10  e — 2iii  12/— 

16m  lie— 25m  lla-80m  12€ 
— ^  Gas  Supply  to  the  Metropolis,  6  a  10  e 
Lighting,  Paving,  etc.,  the   Embankment, 

16m  lie 
Ludgate  Hill,  Proposed  Widening  of,  20; 

10/ 

Main  Drainage  Works,  SOm  12 e 

Mansion  House  Street,  80  m  12  e 

Metropolis  Gas  Bill,  18  a  10  e 

Metropolitan  District  Bailway,  18  a  10  e— 

16m  lie— 25m  11a 

New  Member,  20/  10/ 

Opening  of  the  Footpath  on  the  Sontheni 

Embankment  of  the  ThameSi  2  m  ia/-.21fl8 

lie 
St.  Pancras  Vestrymen,  2  m  12  f 


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Xifl 


SietrppoUtan  Board  ofWorks  (continued). 
, Thames  Embankment  and  the  Metropolitan 

Distriot  Bailway,  2  m  12/ 
. •  Contract  for,  from  the  Temple  to  Black- 

friars,  18  a  10  0— 20  a  12«— 20i  10/ 
■   Ingress,  6  a  10  « 
— —  North,  30m  12e 

South,  80  m  12 « 

—  Tenders  for  Paving,  etc.,  7  a  12  6 

Tooting  Common,  as  a  Place  of  Recreation, 

6  a  10  6 

TrafSo  throngh  Hyde  Park,  25  m  11  a 

Metropolitan  Choral  Sdiools,  Qnsid  Concert,  6  m 

U/— 20  m  10  « 

Foreign  Cattie  Market  BUI,  12  m  11 6 

Hone  Show,  18  m  6  c 

MBXIOO:— 

Dealings  of  the  (}oTemment  with  their  Laan 

Bonds,  11m  6  c— 12  m  6  a— 80j  12  c 
Diyiflion  of  the  Courts  on  the  Illegality  of 

Executing  the  Emperor  Maximilian,  7  a  9  a 
— '  Lopes  (General,  the  betrayer  of  the  Emperor 

Maximilian)  in  Prison,  7  a  9  a 

—  MiscellaneouB  Intelligence,  8j  6  h 

Peny  (au  Englishman)  murdered  near  Vera 

Cruz,  QJ  6& 
Biyera  (GeaextXj ,  in  Opposition  to  the  GoTem- 

ment,  BJ  6  h 
Middlesex  Registry,  4 J  9  e— 5i  5  e 
MIDDIJD8EX  8BBSION8:— 
Address  to  Her  Majesty  on  the  Attack  on  the 

Buke  of  Edinburgh,  29 m  lid 
Appeal,  H.  Brierly  v.  Martha  Bunce,  27  a 

11a 
._  Dinner    of    the   Manstrates    and  Deputy 

liieutenants  to   the  Duke  of  Wellington,  67 

11% 

Divisions  of  the  County,  10  a  9  e 

Granting  of  Licences,  Appeals,  18  a  10/ 

. Home  Office  and  Bpedal  Convtables^  10  a 

9e 
Improper  Treatment  pf  Piiaoners  in  Ooldbatb 

Fields  Prison,  10a  9  « 
. Late  Outrage  on  the  House  of  Detention,  10  a 

Minutefl  of  the  Court,  10a  9  e 

New  Bole  for  the  House  of  Detention,   29  m 

lid 
Roman  CathoHo  Worship  in  Prisons,  29  m 

lid 
Testimonial  to  the  Late  Lord  Lieutenant, 

20m  lid 
MUitia,  a  Word  about,  18  a   12  c— 21  a  7/— 22  a 

12  c— 6/ 11 6— 19j  6/— 19i  12  c 

Intelligence,  21a  12  6— 28  a  12(1— 4m  12c 

—11m  9/— 12  m  6  c— 18  m  6/— 19  m  12  6— 
20  m  12(i— 22m  6/— 26m  12  6-^ m  9  (f— 
28  m  6f^^90m  6  c— 1^  9  d-^J  9/— Hi  9  e 
— 16i  11/— 19i  6/ 

against    Billeting    at    PabUohouses,    22  a 

12  c 

at  Aldershot,  26m  10d—2Qm   6  ((—80  m 

Be 

in  Barraeks,  80m  106 

Miller  (Rowland)  on  the  M'Henxy  v.  DfttiM  Case, 
11m  lid 


MINXNa  INTBIiLiaEKOB  :— 

— .*-.  Action  and  Damages  for  Working  a  Pit  un- 

lawftilly,20J  lie 
— <—  Anglo-Argentine,  22  j  7  a 
— «-  Brasilian  Mining  Companies  Reports,  7  a  6  a 

— 9a  7a— 21a  66-4m   7a— 22  m  10/— 2 J 

6e 
British  Columbia,  its  Mineral  Wealth,  18  m 

7a 
— -  Cape  Copper  Company,  27a  7  e 
Chontales  Gold  Mining  Companyt  20  a  6 1*^ 

14m9&— 16i  IQd 

Copper  Ore  Sale,  16a  6  c 

Exporia  for  1867,  llj  7  b 

Cornish   Ticketing,  13^   12  6— 19^  10/-r 

26i  10  & 

Disoo7ery  of  Copper  at  Chefbo,  12i  12  & 

SilTcr  in  Chili,  20a  7  6 

Don  Pedro  Company,  80a  7o— 80m  lOd^ 

22jla^27j  11a 
Eohunga  Quartz-omshing  Operationi,  81  (( 

6  6 

Gold  in  Peru,  20  a  6  a 

Gympie  Creek  Goldflelds,  22  a  7  5 

—  Humboldt  Silyer  Mining  Company,  24  a 
106 

Imports  and  Exports  of  Metal  dtoing  1867i 

88i  12/ 

Miningin  Cornwall,  18a  12 6 

Port  Philip  and  Colonial  Gold  Company,  21  a 

6&— 19  m  llo— 16j  10  d 

Proposal  to  Rate  for  Roads,  Woods,  and  Mines, 

2m  6/ 

Rosa  Grande  Mining  Coxnpany,  2iJ  10  b 

St.  John  Del  Rey  Mining  Company,  19^  10  d 

—22  J  7  a 

^— •  State  of  Shares,  1  a  11&— 2  a  7e-^a  He 
— i  a  6  e— 6 a  76  and  c — 7  a  6 c— 8 a  6« — 9  a 
75— 10a  6c— 13a  65  and({— 15a  7<i— 16a 
6(^-17a  6c— 18a  6(2— 20a  65  and  c— 21a 
6c— 22a  7d— 28a  7c— 24a  10&— 26a  5c— 
27a  7  &  and  c— 28a  10&— 29a  12(1— 80a  7(2 
— Im  106— 4m  7c— 6m  10/— 6m  12c— 7  m 
6c— 6m  10c— 9m  lOd— 11m  76  and  c— 
12m  5  6— 13m  lOd— 14m  9c— 16m  10  (i— 
16  m  11  a— 18m  9  6—19  m  11 6—20  m  11 6— 
21m  7(2— 22m  116— 23m  10  6— 25m  76  and 
e— 26m  106— 27m  10(^-28m  7  6— 29m  106 
—30  m  10  e—lj  7  6  and  c— 8  j  7  c— 4^  7  6— 
5j  10  c— 6 J  10  c— 8  j  7  6  andc— 9i  10  c— 
10 j  106— Hi  7  c— 12j  10  c— 13i    10  c— 15  i 

7  6  and  c— 16j  10  c— 17i  12  c— 18^  7  (2— 19i 
10  c— 20i  7  c— 22/  7a-28i  lOc— 24i  10  c-- 
25  J  7(2— 26  j  12(2— 27i  116— 29  j  76  and  c 
— 80j  12(2 

'—  Statistical  Produce  of  English  Mines,  6/ 

10  c 

Thames  Goldiields  Improving,  28  m  12  a 

Wieklow    Copper   Mining   Company,    16  a 

9c 
Ministerial  Movements,  7  a  9/— 29  J  9  6 
Intentions  on  their  Defeats,  80  a  6/— 21  m 

9a 

Mode  of  Opposing  a  Measure,  8j  7  6 

Missing  Friends,  tee  Nkxt  or  Kiv. 
Mistaken  Identity,  16  a  10/— 18  a  10  c 

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MONEY  MATOTHIT :— 

State  of  Market,   1  a    11  a— 2  a    7  a—Z  a 

lla—iaBd—Qa  la — la  6a — 8a  6c— 9a 
7  0 — 10  a  6 0 — 13a  6  a — 16  a  7 a — 16a  6a — 
17a  6a-— 18  a  6a— 20  a  6a— 21a  6  a— 22a 
7  e— 23  a  7  a— 24  a  10  a— 26  a  6  d— 27  a  7  a 
.--28a  10  a— 29a  12c— 30a  7c— Im  lOo— 
2  m  8  c— 4  m  7  a— 6  m  lOef- 6  m  12  a— 7  m 
6  a— 8  m  10  a— 9  m  10  5— 11  m  7  a— 12  m  6  a 
—18  m  10  c— 14  m  9  6—16  m  10  c— 16  m  10  e 
18  m  7  a— 19  m  11  a— 20  m  11  a— 21  m  7  a— 
22  m  10/— 23  m  10  a— 25  m  7  a— 26  m  10  a— 
27  m  10  c— 28  m  7  a— 29  m  10  a— 30  m  10  c— 
Ij  7  a— 2  J  6  c— 3j  7  c— 4  j  7  a— 5  J  10  a— 
6;  10  a— 8i  7a-9i  10  a— lOj  lOo^llj  7  a 
— 12i  lOa-lSj  10  c— 16;  7  a— 16 J  10  c-17; 
12c— 18 J  7&— 19i  lie— 20;  7c— 22j  7a— 
23;  10&— 24j  10a^26i  7  a— 26;  12&— 27; 
11a— 29;  7a— 30;  12  c 

— •  Argentine  Loan,  16;  10  c 

ArriTals  of  Gold,  25  a  6  (f— 27  a  1  a— 28  a 

10  a— 26  m  10  a— 27  m  10  c— 28  m  7  0—2;  6  e 
—4;  7a 

^-^  Austrian  Loan,  7  m  6  a 

* '  Finuioe  Arrangement,  19 m  lid 

—^-^  Memorial  against,  16  m  10  c — 20;  10  a 
Bank  Holidays  and  BDls  of  Ezohange  BUI, 

27;  11  a 
Biddings  for  India  Bills  at  the!Bank,  2  a  7  a 

--21m  7&— 4;  7  a— 18i  7  6 

BUls  npon  Italy  in  Demand,  4  a  5  d 

-i— ■  Bonomy  Price  on  the  Currency,  21  m  7  a 

—  Bnllion  Begistered  Imports,  4;  7  d 

—  Contracts  for  Payments  in  Gold  authorized 
in  Amerioa,  19i  10  c 

Discount  Market,  16  a  7  a— 4  m  7  a — 14  m 

96 

-^  Proposed  Bise  in  Bank  Bate,  7  m  6  a 

< .  Egyptian  Market,  State  of,  11 1'  7  a 

■  Securities,  Warning  about,  6;  10  6 
— —  Prenoh  Loan,  10  a  6  a— 18  a  6  a— 1  m  10  a 

— 19j  10  c— 30/  12  c 

Loan  to  Turkey,  26  m  10  a 

National  Debt,  16  m  10  c 

—  Gold  Ships  from  Melbourne,  21  a  5  a — 12  m 
6a— 18m  10c— 19m  Ho— 22m  10/— 26m 
7a— 13;  10  c— 26;  7  a— 26;  126—30;  12  c 

Import  of  Gold  from  America,  1  a  11  a — 7  a 

6  a— 13  a   6  a— 29  a    12  c— 16  m    10  c— 19  m 

11  a— 1;  7  a— llj  la^llj  12c-24;  10  a— 
26i  7<^— 29j  7  a 

from  America  and  Australia,  21  a  6  a — 

18  m  10  c— 21m  7  a— 28;  10  6 

from  Brazil,  9;  10  a— 23;  10  6 

Italian  Treasury  Bills,  Beduction  of  Interest, 

22  a  7  c 
Loan  with  Lottery  Prizes  for  Suex  Canal, 

27a  7a 

Mexican  Debt,  80/  12  c 

New  EgypUau  Loan,  27  a  7  a— 4  m  7  a— 

13m  10c— 3;  7c 
— '—  New  Italian  Loan  Contractors,  26;  12  6 
^—  New  Zealand  Loans,  2  m  8  c 

Note  Circulation  of  Bank  of  England,  5;  10  a 

—  Proposals  for  a  new  Spanish  Loan,  1  a  11a 
—9a  7a— 4a  6d 


Money  Markata  (continued). 

Protest  of  the  Amsterdam  Exehanga  Cor- 
poration to  Austria,  18  a  7  6 

Sale  of  Bar  SilTer  and  Mexican  Dollan,  3  a 

11a 

Settling  Day  on  Stock  Exchange,  1  a  11  a— 

8;  7  c 

Spanish  Loan,  Confiscation  of  the  Caution 

Money,  13;  10  c 

Stagnant  State  of  Money,  26  m  10  a 

State  of  the  Frankfort  Market,  13  a  5  a— 

24a  10  a— 6;  10a— 11;  7  6—26;  7a 

Turkish  Loan,  28  m  7  a 

Withdrawal  of  Gold  from  the  Bank,  29  a  12  c 

—11  m  7  a— 21  m  7  a— 6;  10  a 
Withdrawal  of  Gold  for  the  Abyaainian  Ex> 

pedition,  22  a  7  c— 23  a  7  a 
Brazil,  8m   10a— 9m  10  6—6;    10  a— 

9j  10  a— 17;  12  c 

'    the  Continent,  10  a  6  a 

Egypt,  6  m  10 d— 18m  lOe— 15;  7a 

Lisbon  and  West  Indies,  2a  la 

Sierra  Leone,  7  m  6  a 

South  America,  16  a  6  a 

Monmouthshire,  Church  Education  in,  12  m  5d 
Montague  House,  WhitohaU,  18  a  11  d 

Monte  Yidean  European  Loan,  26;  12  e 
Monte  Video,  MisoeUaneous  News,  27;  11  a 
Moon  and  the  Weather,  18;  12/ 
Mont  Cenis  Bailway,  Opening  of,  26  m  6  a 
Morby  (Mr.)»  Sale  of  his  Drawings,  6  a  9/ 
Morgan  (Messrs.),  on  the  Malta  Mails,  15  m  10  d 
Morgan  (Lieut.),  Sketch  of  his  Death  29  m  9/ 
Morris  (P.  0.)*  on  the  Nightingale,  28  m  10  d 

on  SpriuR  Birds,  4;  6  e 

Morton  (Earl  of),  Bev.  F.  G.  Lee  not  his  Chaplain, 

10;  5  c 
(J.  Chalmers)  on  the  Sewage  Farm  at  Bar- 
king, 17a  6« 
Mowing  Machines,  Trial  of,  at  Winohester,  13; 

12  6 
Municipal  Loans,  22  m  5/ 
Murder,  Alleged,  of  a  Seaman  at  PUdatow,  23  a 
12  6 

Attempted,  at  Ohiohester,  29  m  IS  e 

>    of  a  Father  at  Leicester,  m  10  6 
■  of  a  Toung  Woman  by  her  Seducer  at 

Lowestoft,  6  m  14  o^— 15  m  7  c 

near  Hinckley  by  a  travelling  Glaiier,  6  ;  9/ 


Brutal,  at  St.  Helen's,  4  m  6  6 

of  Mrs.  Doyle,  at  Kiltoom,  1  a  10  c 

of  a  Woman  at  Bainsley,  9  a  10  c 

Horrible  in  a  Bussian  Town,  3  a  12  c 

of  a  Family  by  the  Father,  8  a  8  c 

at  Sydenham,  fruitless  Appeal,  30  a  5  c 

by  a  Gipsy  in  Kent,  8  a  12  « 

in  Shropshire,  Confession  of  Mapp,  the  Cul- 
prit, 9  a  9/ 

on  Bpard  Ship,  24  a  12  c 

of  a  Soldier  in  Bristol  Barracks,  2  m  14  a- 

4m  12/ 

of  a  Wife  by  a  Drunken  Husband  at  Boltos, 

6;  12  « 

atBaffshot,  6;  12  d 


6/ 


of  a  Wife  by  her  Husband,  at  Compton,  11  ■ 


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Nat 


Murder  of  Ann  Jackson  at  Manchester,  8a  7  a 
of  Bamett  Zasman,  Committal  of  Supposed 

Murderers,  8  j  11 « 
of  Mary  Ann  Whitehurst  at  Kidsgrove,  13  j 

12  6— 19j6«  6       »       ./ 
of  the  DoTer  Station  .Master  by' a  Railway 

Porter.am  Ua 
Murderous  Assault  in  the  City,  4  m  12  «— 5  m  11  a 

— 2J  10c 
— --  on  Mrs.  Grosamith  by  her  waiter,  9  m  9/— 

19i»i  9«— 27m  6<f— 3j  9« 
on  a  Wife  near  Bury  St.  Edmund's,  9  a  9/— 

Ua  5d 
—-on  a  Young  Man  at  Malton,  80/  10  6 
Murder  and  attempted  Suicide  at  Hayle,  7  w  9  «— 

18m  6a 

at  Salford,  21  m  Bf^l7J  14  6 

-—  and  Suicide  at  Sherbum,  near  Durham,  4  m 

• at  Stoney  Houghton,  8  a  12  c 

-y- Supposed,  at  Bubwith,  80  m  6  c 

M&nches  Mansion,  Scotland,  Struck  by  Ligthning 

and  Totally  Destroyed,  21  m  9  <i 
Murchison  (R.  I.)  on  Dr.  LiTingstone's  Safety,  9a 

-- —  on  the  Eyre  Persecution,  23  m  12  /— 2  7m  7  f 
1?      ^*^*  Lecturer),  Savage   Attack   on,   5j 

Murphyite  Riots,  28  m  11  0^29  m  6  «— 30  m  5  c 
Mnrphyism  at  Bradford,  a  Failure,  10  j  12  f 
Matual  Tontine  Company,  8  a  5  6 

N. 
Naikra  Rebels,  16/  12/ 
Na.pier  (Sir  R),  Anticipated  ArriTal  of,  30  j  11  a 

Intended  Address  of  the  Town  Council  of 

Southampton  to,  26/  12  «— 29/  7/ 
Napoleon  I.  (Statue  of)  Discovered  in  Paris,  29  a 

Narvaez  (Marshal),  Sketch  of,  27  a  10  a 
Nasmyth  (James)  on  Rolling  Railway  Stock,  7  m 

6  6 
National  Artillery  Association,  26/  9  d 

Central  Office,  Bazaar,  26/  10  e  . 

Choral  Sodety.  Concerts,  14  m  11  a 

Mendelssohn's  Walpurgis  Night,  27  a  9/ 

"  ■  *y a  vj 

Passion  Week  Performances,  2  a  6/ 

Debt,  Official  Notice,  8  a  6  c— 29/  9  e 

Life  Boat  Institution,  11  m  6  c 

Reward  to  Mr.  Quigley,  of  Whitby,  18  m 

6e 

-  Orphan  Home,  4/  12  e 

Portrait  Gallery,  third  Exhibition,  18  a  4  c— 

14  a  6/— 17  a  10  c 

Register  of  Births,  Deaths,  &c.,  16  m  6  6 

Rifle  Association,  9  m  12  e — 30  m  8  a 

Society,  Annual  Meeting,  18/  6  e 

flocie^'s  Training  College,  Battersea,  Concert, 

26/  12  6 

Native  Missionaries  for  India,  9  m  11  e 
Naturalisation,  Royal  Commission  on,  26  m  9  a — 

6/  7  0—13;  12«— 29/  6/ 

of  Immigrants  in  America,  22  a  9  a 

Naval  Arohiteots'  Institute,  da  12<{— 4a  12 e— 

SaSf 


NAVAL  AND  MTTiITABY :— 

Abyssinian  Expedition,  see  Abtssiku 

Troops, Grant  of  sixmonths'Donation  Batta, 

18/  7  a 
^—  Admiral  Farragut's  Squadron  at  Southampton, 

25/  6e 
Aldershot,  Regimental  Returns,  18m  6/ 

Sunday  Evening  Disturbance  at,  6  m  14  c 

—8m  12 /—9m  12/— 12m  6c 

Annual  Inspection  of  the  Foot  Guards  in  St. 

James'  Park,  26  m  12  d 
Review  of  the  Kent  Teomaniy,  18/  12  d 

Sports  and  Games  of  the  Chatham  Division, 

10/  12  c 

Appointments,  1  a  9  e — 3  a  12  c — 7  a  9  /— 

8a  4  6— 9a  9/— 11a  8a— 11a  lie— 13 a 
10«— 16  a  8  a— 16  a  7d— 17  a  6  6— 18  a  7/— 
18  a  12  c— 22  a  6  c— 21a  12  6— 22  a  12  c— 
28a  12<^-26a  8a— 50a  9c— 2m  8a— 2m 
11/— 4  m  12  c— 6  m  7  e— 6  m  14  c— 7  m  9  <f— 
9  m  8  6—9  m  12/— 13  m  6  6—13  m  12  i— 15  in 
6/— 16  m  8  a— 16  m  12  c— 18  m  6/— 19m  12  6 
—20  m  6  a— 21m  9/— 22  m  5/— 23  m  86— 
26m  12  6— 27m  9d— 29m  12c— 30m  6  6— 
1/  9d— 2/  9/— 3/  6«— 3/  6/— 5/  12  6—6/ 
7/— 6/ 9/— 8/  9/— 10/  7e— 10/  12  c— 11/ 
9e— 13/ 6o— 16/ 9d— 17/  8  a— 18/  12  d— 
19/ 9/— 20/  8  6—20/  12d-22/  12  c— 24/ 
6  a— 24/  12  a— 26/  126—27/  5  a— 29/  12  li 

Armour  Plate  Trials,  9/  12  d 

Arrival  of  Admiral  Prince  Adelbert  of  Prussia, 

80  a  9  c 

Award  of  Silver  Medals  for  Long  Service,  10  a 

76 

Banacks  of    the  Household  Cavaliy,    19/ 

10/ 

—  Breech-Loaders,  8/  10  c 

Cadets,  Certificates  Awarded  to,  18  a  6  d 

Chads  (Admiral  Sir  H.  D.),  Sketch  of,  8  a  7  c 

—11  a  11  c 
Commander-in-Chief  at  Aldershot,  0  m  12  / 

—21m  9/ 
Competitive  Examination,  Appointments,  16/ 

9d 
Court   Martial  on  Private  Brennan,    21  a 

126 
■  Captain  Macnaughten,  18  a  7  d  ' 
Thomas  W.  Lucas,  Carpenter,  7m9e 

—  Courts  Martial,  Royal  Commission  of  Inquiry 
into,  see  Coubtb  Mastiil. 

Defence  Committee  Proceedings,  12/  12  e 

' Distribution  of  Prizes  to  best  Rifle  Marksmen, 

21a  126 

Diving  Experiments  at  Chatham,  20  w  12  d 

Electric  Steam  Tug  Aden  not  Wrecked,  12  m 

116 

Embarkation  of  Troops  and  Officers  from 

Egypt  and  Malta,  16  a  7  d 

False  Report  of  Appointing  Prince  Christian 

to  a  Colonelcy,  4  a  11  c 

Farragut  (Admiral)  at  Malta,  27  a  12  c 

Fortifications,  9/  12  d 

Grand  Naval  Review  at    Cherbourg,    27  d 

12  c 

-^ —  Great  Naval  Victory  of  the  Brazilian  Iron- 
clads. 7a  5d 


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29'aTal  and  Military  {continued), 

Grenadier  Guards,  Annual  Begimental  Din- 
ner, 18  m  5/ 

Gun  Practice  at  Shoeburynesa,  9J  10/— 17 j 

t  lie— 18i  7a— 19j  12  6— 26i  6a 

— ^  on  Gunnery  Experiments  by  W.  PaUiser,  2j 
6c 

Her  Majesty's  Ship  Monarch,  the  Masts  made 

by  Messrs.  Finch  &  Co.,  29  m  12  c 

—  Hanrey   (Bear   Admiral),    Death    of,    11  a 
lie 

.-— «  India  Office  Appointments,  10  j  7  e 

Troops  for  the  Colonies,  2  m  6  d 

— ^  InTidided  Officers  and  Priyates  from  India, 
8a  Ic- 

Laying  the  Foundation  Stone  of  Chatham 

Docks,  2S  a  12  d 

LeTee  of  the  First  Lord  of  the  Admiralty, 

SO  a  9  c— 6  m  14  c— 13  to  12  c— 16  m  6/— 20  m 
12(2— 27to  9(2— 28m  12o 

of  His  Koyal  Highness  the  Duke  of  Cam- 
bridge, la  9e— 8m  12  6— 12m  9/— 6j  9/ 

Mib'tia  at  Aldershot,  18  m  6/— 26  m  10  d— 

28  m  6/— 29  m  Bdr—ldJ  6/ 

Word  for  the,  18  o  12  c 

ordered  to  Aldershot,  27  a  12  c 

MisceUaneons  Intelligence,  2  a  9/— 3  a  12  c 

—4a  6c— 6o  12c— 7a  9/— 8a  7c— lOo  7/ 
—11  a  lie— 13a  10«— 16a  9<'— 17a  6  6— 
18  a  12  c— 20  a  9/— 21a  12*6— 22  a  12  c— 28  a 
12  (^-2m  11/— 7  m  9e— 8  m  12  6— 11m  9/— 
12  m  9/— 16  m  12  c— 19  m  12fr— 22  m  5/— 
26  m  12  d— 26  m  12  6— 28  m  12  c— 29  m  12  c— 
lj9<j-2j  9e— 3^*  6/— 6i  12  6— Sj  9/— 
10;  12  c— 18;  12dn-20j  12dr-22j  12  c— 24  j 
12  a— 26i  12  6— 29  m  12  c 

Movement  of  Troops,  1  a  9  e — 3  a  12  c— 9  a 

9/— 18  m  10/— 28  m  12  c— Ij  9(2— 2 j  9/— 4j 
12  d 
Mutiny  on  Board  Her  Majesty's  Ship,  Phahet 

"      28m  12a 

National  Photozincographs,  13  m  9  d 

Bifle  Association,  9  m  12  e— 22  m  12  c 

Naval  Salvage  Money,  Notice  of  Distribution, 

9m  86 
-«—  Naval  Cadet  Appointments,  18  a  12  c— 21  a 
12  6—30  a  9  c— 2  m  11/— 16  j  9  d 

News  from  Malta,  6  a  12  c 

Officers  Serving  in  India,  Bevised  Warrant, 

9m  86 

Portsmouth  Defences,  Miyor-General  Frome's 

Inspection,  16  j  9d 
Prince  Arthur  at  Head  Quarters,  24  7  12  6 

—  Prison  Visitors  at  Aldershot,  21m  9/ 

—  Prize  Money   Distribution,    Highflyer,  Sj 
he—llj  8  a 

Promotion   by    Purchase,    16  a   4  (2—20  a 

120 

of  W.  T.  Bray  Cancelled,  29  a  6  a 

of  Captain  Bedford  Pirn,  2  m  7  6 

Promotions,  1  a  6  a — 4  a  6  6  and  c — 8  a  4  6 

—11  a  8a— 16  a  8  a— 18  a  7/— 22  a  6  c— 25  a 
8a— 29a  6a— 2m  8a— 6m  7e— 9m  8  6— 
18m  6  6— 16  m 8a— 20m  6 a— 28m  86— 30m 
6  6— 3i6c— 6i    7/— 10.;    7<f— 13j    6  a— 17j 


Naval  and  Military  (continued). 

Proposed  New  Bifle  Drill,  18  m  5  6 

Begimental  Dinners,  29  m  9/— 30  m  12  «— 

Ij  126— 2 j  6c— 3i  9a— 4i  9c— Sj  12/— 
6j  7  c— 3j  10  c— 10 J  12  c— llj  9<— 12j 
12  c 

Betum  of  Troops  from  Abyssinia,  23  j  12  6 

Beviewat  Aldershot,  8i  6/— 6j    9/— 18; 

6/ 
Boyal  Artillery  Annual  Begimental  Dixmer, 

2  m  11/ 

and  Engineers,  7  m  6/— 9  m  12/ 

Boyal   Militaiy   Academy,   Diakribxition   of 

Prizes,  19j  9/— 20j  9/ 

College,  Successful  Candidates,   VJj  8  ^^ 


24J10  6 
Boyal  Naval  College,  Portsmouth,  Saooe8B&l 

Candidates,  8  a  10  c— 24  j  6/ 
Naval  Scho(>l,  New  Cross,  Annual  Avaids, 

18j  6/ 
Snider  Bifle,  26;  7  e 

-  Strength  of  the  Army,  23  a  6  c 

Trial  of  Her  Mfjesty's    Ship  BeUeroplum, 

7  m  10  c 

BuUfineht  13  m  12  c 

• Vacancies,  13  a  10  c 

Visit  of  the  Queen  to  Aldershot,   16  a    9  e— 

21a  12  6 
Walker-Money  New   Breech-Loading   Bifle, 

20  j  9/ 

Warrior,  Minotaur  and  Sellerophon,  Besult 

of  the  Trial  of  their  Speed,  6;  7(2 

Woolwich  Cadets  Annual  Games,  4oi  12  c 

Yeomanry,  Beview  of,  16m  6/ 

Nelson  (Admiral),  Death  of  the  Avenger  of,  26  a 

6c  ,  * 

Nerbudda  Coal  and  Iron  Company,  27  m  10  e 
Netherlands,  Budget,  Debate  on,  1  a  12  a — lOj 

12  a 
Miscellaneous  News,  1;  96— lOj  12  a— 19; 

12  a— 23;  12  a— 27  j  12  a 

New  Ministry,  8;  9  6—4;  12  o 

Neutrality   Laws  Commissioners,  2  a  10  d — ^23  a 
•     lOe— 2;6(2 

Leading  Article  on,  3;  $  « 

New  Female  Ornament,  16;  12/ 

Grenada  Debt,  28  a  10  a— Im  10  a— 26  b 

10a— 1;  7c— 6;  106—19;  10(«— 27;  lie 

Hair  Dye,  9  m  9/ 

Law  Courts,  6;  7(f— 6;  9  c— 15;  6  6—22; 

9/— 23;  11a 
West  End  Boad,  Opportuni^  OfCered  for,  6  a 

6<;— 7a  126 

York  Pacific  Mail  Company,  17  a  6  a 

mow  ZBAIiAND:— 

Arrests  of  Fenian  Leaders,  29  m  6  <i 

Arrival  of  Governor  fiowen,  2  a  10  c 

British  Birds  in,  6  a  12  6 

Change  of  Stock,  23;  10  6—24;  10  b 

Gold  Betums,  2  a  10  c 

Intended  Visit  of  Bishop  Selwyn  to,  17  fi 

9/ 
Loans,  2  m  8  c— 6  m  10(2— 12  m  6  a— 10; 

10a 
on  the  Besignation  of  Bishop  B«lwyn,  2  a 


June  80, 1868.]     palmsb's  htdbz  to  ''the  tihxs"  ihewbvxb^u. 


ITet 


nrew  Zealand  (eoniinuedj. 

-  Postponement  of  the  Bojal  Vi«it,  29  m  6  6 

Rejoicings  on  the  Duke's  Reoovery,  29  m  5  5 

Bemoval  of  the  Celtic  Gross,  29  m  5  6 

Spread  of  Fenianism,  2m  Bd 

Newspaper  Press  Fond,  Dinner,  9j  12  b 
Newsrender^s  BeneTolent  Institution,  Bm  7e 
TSTESXT  OF  KUT,  BTO.,  WAS'TED :— 

Abdy,  Sir  William,  his  godchildren,  Aj  ie 

Adams,  "William,  8  a  4  « 

Aspinall,  Be^jaxnin,  2Bj  1  b 

Barker,  Thomas,  BO  a  la 

Thomas  Bain,  25m  1 6 

Belfit,  Bichard,  4a  1  & 

Berthon,  Caroline,  11  a  1 6 

Bissett,  — ,  14to  la 

Bond,  of  Hackney  Boad,  10  j  1  b 

Brandon  &  Boolte,  27  m  1  d 

Brace,  J.  M.,  16i  1  b 

Bntler,  Edward,  26m  1  6 

Bryson,  George,  23  J  1  b 

Carr,  Eliza,  28a  4 « 

Chapman,  Hiss  Jenny,  29  a  16 

Charlton  de  Saintonge,  EHza,  12  m  1  & 

Charters,  Benjamin,  28  j  1  b 

Chlttock,  William,  2a  1 6 

Clark,  Michael,  18m  1 6 

Clandet,  A., 29 a  Id 

Coates,  Manr,  ISj  16 

Cockerel],  Auoe,  28  a  1 6 

^—  CoUingwood,  Eliza,  12fn  lb 

ColWer,  Joseph,  28  a  1 6 

Cook,  Thomas' Francis,  8m  1 6 

Creak,  Mary,  4a  1 6 

Cniry,  Thomas,  17  a  1 6 

Cnthbert,  Ret.  W.,  Creditors  of,  2  m  1 6 

"  DaTis,  Josiah,  28  a  1 6 

Deacon,  Harriett,  28  a  4  « 

Delannoy^  Peter,  28a  16 

Dewshdy,  John,  27 J  1 6 

■  ■■   Dmming,  Henry,  6 m  1 6 
Eaddie,  Chraoe,  26  a  1  a 

Ellis,  William,  11  a  16 

■  Engel,  Johann  Jakob,  21  a  1  6 
-^—  Evans,  Mary  Anne,  Im  1 6 

Farren,  W.,  1  a  1 6 

Paste,  Malean,  11  j  1 6 

Fennell,  J.  H.,  Besearohes  respecting  Next  of 

Kin,  etc.,  published  oeeaHonally,  8  a  1 6 
-— —  Fletcher,  Bosan,  17  a  1 6 

-  Forrester,  David,  7  a  1  a  * 

Fowkes,  Peter,  28  a  1  6 

■  ■'■  France,  Thomas,  11  a  1  a 

Gifford.  Nath.,  28a  1  6 

Gilkison,  Thomas  O.,  2  a  16 

•  Godson,  Eliza,  12m  la 

Gordon,  Lieut.  F.  D.,  SO  m  1 6 

Green,  Louisa,  20^  1  6 

Greenaway,  Henry,  28  a  1  6 

. Sarah,  28a  16 

Haines,  Eliza,  orYiotor,  17  j  16 

■  Hampden,  Bp.,  9m  1  a 

Hare,  WilUam,  8  a  1 6 

Harris,  Edward,  2  a  1 6 

..  Edw.  William,  2a  6a 

..  HurlMm.  Mikrv  Gearoina.  20  t'  1 6 


Next  of  TTiTi,  eto.»  Wanted  {continued), 

—  Hearse,  Henry,  Geo.  Wm.,  or  Charles,  1  m 
16 

Henderson,  Jas.  Boyes,  26m  1 6 

Hemon,  Elizabeth,  2Bj  1  b 

Hermann,  Ludwig  Heimich  Gottfried,  17  a 

16 

—  Hollingsworth,  Henry,  8  a  1 6 

Holmes,  Veterinary,  Bedale,  Torks.,  29  m  1 6 

Horn,  Hugh,  6  m  1  6 

HotchMss,  Richard,  2a  1  6 

Houlding,  Mary  Ann  Rosina,  18m  1  6 

Hubbard,  Richard,  27  m  1  6 

Hutchins,  Charles  George,  80  a  4  f 

Ireland,  Graham,  16  a  1  6—28  a  1 6 

James,  Joseph,  2Bj  1  b 

Jones,  Thomas,  his  Will,  26J  1  6 

—  Keate,  George,  8  a  4  e 

Keating,  Eliza  Helen,  4a  1  6 

Kersey,  Elizabeth,  22^'  1 6 

Kingston,  John,  2Bj  1 6 

Letherby,  Elizabeth,  8  a  1  6 

Lee,  Thomas,  2a  1  6 

Lennox,  John,  21  a  1  6 

Lewis,  William  Albert,  23  j  16 

Levy,  Benjamin,  28  a  1 6 

Lindsey,  John,  80  a  4  « 

Loft,  William,  11  j  1 6 

M*Cormick,  John,  2  a  1 6 

McGregor,  Grace,  26  a  1 6 

Fitzjames,  8.,  27  m  1  6 

Mailiott,  Louisa,  18  m  1  6 

— —  Mariejowski,  Stanislaus,  28  a  1 6 

Marsh,  Elizabeth,  23^  1 6 

Marshall,  Mary,  26  a  1  6 

^— •  Mason,  Edward,  18  m  1 6 

Matfleld,  — ,  llj  1 6 

Meggott,  Eliza,  2  a  1  6 

Micklethwaite,  Joseph,  28  a  1 6 

Miller,  Thomas,  28 a  lb 

Morris,  Alice,  21  m  1 6' 

Thomas,  28  a  16 

^— •  Mortlock,  John,  8  m  1 6 
Murray,  Robert,  28  j  1 6 

—  Newbeny,  Maria,  14  m  1 6 

NichoUs,  Mary  Aun,  4  a  1  6 — 11  a  1 6 

Oldrieve,  John,  4  m  1 6 

Osbom,  John,  18  m  1 6 

Oxley,  Mrs.,  8  m  1  6 

Parker,  Mrs.,  27  j  1 6 

Samuel  28  j  16 


Parley,  John,  23  j  1 6 

Paul,  Dr.,  Bp.  of  Oxford  in  1663,  20a  1  6 

— —  Pearce,  Jane,  2  a  1  6 

Perigal,  John,  28  j  1  6 

Pawson,  William  John,  4m  1  6 

Peters,  Robert,  13?  1  6 

Pitchers,  Major  Wuliam,  20  a  6  d 

Porter,  Catherine,  8  a  4e 

Price,  73,  Comhill,  26  m  1  6 

Parkiss,  Henry  John,  4  j  4  e 

Rathbcne,  Edward  John,  4  a  1 6 

Reid,  Caroline,  20^  1 6 

Rdder,  Mirael,  19jf  1 6 

—  Riley,  Stephen,  18  a  1 6 

I     _  Bobtftaon.  Cant.  Jumes  Court.  lA  m  1  6 


Nex 


PALMZB'S  HTDSZ  to  "the  TDCSS*'  VEWSBIlBXE. 


[Aprillto 


Next  of  Kin,  eto.»  Wanted  {continued). 

Rowe,  John,  2Sj  1  & 

Russell,  Olarissa,  11  j  16 

Saver,  William,  Charlotte,  Sarah,  Hannah, 

Elizaheth,  and  Lacy,  22  j  1  b 
— —  Sheppord,  Wm.,  28a  1 6 

-  Shippore,  — ,  11 J  16 
SUght,  Samael,  29  j  1  b 

Smith,  Frederiok,  28  j  1  b 

Robert,  W.,4jfi  1  6 

-— «  Soathvark,  John,  6a  lb 

Staats,  Capt.  0.  P.,  14  a  1 6 

Stapleton,  J.  M.,  7  a  1 6 

Stedman,  Thomas,  1  m  1  6 

SteTens,  John,  28  j  1  b 

Stokoe,  William,  4  a  1  6 

Syms,  Joseph,  28  a  1  & 

Tapner,  John,  11  j  lb 

Thompson,  Alderman,  6  m  1 6 

Truss,  John,  8  a  4« 

Thomas,  8  a  4  « 

Vandenbergh,  Joseph  Benjamin,  4  m  1 6 

-  Victor,  Alexander,  17  j  1  b 

Vincent,  Thomas,  27  j  1  6 

Viner,  Oharles,  27  a  1 6 

Wade,  Sarah  Anne,  16  m  1 6 

Wall,  George,  8  to  1  a 

Walton,  T.  A.  26a  lb 

West,  Edward,  28  a  1  & 

Westboume,  Louisa,  19^  1 6 

Wheeler,  Anne,  14  m  1 6 

WUdish.  Edward,  29;  16 

Williams  Maiy,  8a  ie 

Willmott,  W.,  29  a  1 6 

Nightingale,  Remarks  on,  by  F.  0.  Morris,  28  m 

by  a  Country  Bird,  80  to  11/ 

Nitro-Glyeerine  as  a  New  War  Material,  7  m  10  c 

Nonconformists  and  the  Church,  Attempt  to  Unite, 
18  a  12  6 

Norfolk  Agricultural  Society,  20  j  10  d 

and  North  Essex,  State  of  the  Crops,  7  to  9c 

"TomblandPair,"  18a  6 d 

North  London  Collegiate  School  for  Ladies,  Dis- 
tribution of  Prizes,  22  j  10  6 

(Edw.  FOi  on  the  Chilian  Legation,  6  a  7/ 

Northcote  (Stafford  H.)  on  the  Indian  Council,  27  a 

9/ 

Northern  Assurance  Company,  15  j  7  6 
Nottinghamshire,  Church  Education  in,  Im  9/ 
Nova  Scotia,  Despatch  from  the  Colony  against 

Annexation,  17  j  11  f 
Word  about,  17  j  12  6 


Ocean  Marine  Assurance  Company,  Ij  7  a 

Official  Appointments,  1  a  5  a — i  abb  and  c— 
8a  46— 11a  8o— 18  a  6/— 22  a  6c— 26  a 
8  0—26  a  12  e— 28  a  11  a— 29  a  6  a— 80  a  9  a— 
2  TO  8  a— 2  TO  8  6— 6  TO  7e— 7to  6  c— 9  to  10  a 
—9  TO  12  d—12  TO  11  d— 16  TO  6  «— 16  m  11  a— 
26  TO  11a— 26 TO  9/— 30  TO  9/— Ij  9  a— 6 j 
lOd— lOj  7fi— 18j  6ar-16j  9e-17j  14  a— 
20 j  10  d— 24 J  6  a— 27i  6  a— 29^  12  d 

Palse  Reports,  9  a  9  « 

Official  Liquidators,  fees,  28  m  10/ 
72 


Official  Vacancies,  18a  6/— 30a  6d— Sin  14/ 

Old  China,  Sale  of,  18  j  12  « 

Old  Pump  in  Marylebpne  used  fbr  a  Letter  Post, 

8a  12  « 
Order  of  the  Bath  conferred  on  Sir  Robert  Napier, 

29a  6a 
Garter,  conferred  on  Duke  of  Marlborcmghi 

27to  7d 
St.  Michael  and  St.  George  oon&ired  on 

Lieut.-Gen.  Sir  P.  Grant,  29  m  9/ 

Msjor-Gen.  Wm.  Ridley,  29  m  9/ 

OrdinaUons,27TO  7  b— 6 j  7e— 8j  12/— 9 j  5/— 

llj  9/ 
Ornithological  Phenomenon,  29  j  6  a 
Orphan  Working  School,  Annual  Examination,  19; 

9/ 
Osbom  (Sherard),  on  Ironclad  Ships,  20  to  12  d 
Outlawry- Calthrop  (T.  D),  18  a  11  d 
Outrage  on  a  Young  Lady  near  Ipswich,  19  m  10/ 
Oyer  Darwen,  Arts  Exhibition  at,  9  to  12/— 14  to 

7a 
Overend,  Gumey  Ss  Co.,  Lisue  of  Promissozy  Notes, 

8a  11a 
Sale  of  Reyersions,  etc.,  on  Account  of,  27  a 

76 
Overland  (New)  Route,  18  a  10«— 14  a  6/— 16« 

9  6— 20  a  6/— 22  a  6  c— 21a  12  c 
Owen  (A.  Mostyn)  on  the  Dee  Salmon  Fiaherica, 

17  a  6/ 

(Bulkeley),  Sale  of  his  Pictures,  1  m  12/ 

^—  (Richard),  on  the  British  Museum,  1  a  lOe — 

2  a  10/ 
Owl's  Light,  28  a  6  d— 80  a  9  a— 14  m  11/— 28  to 

9d— llj  9  a— 18;  6/— 18j  10/ 
Oxford,  Maiden  Session,  16  a  6/ 
Oxford  and  Canterbury  Hall  Company,  18  »  10  c 
OXFORD   UNIVERSITY  :— 
Address  to  Her  Migesty  on  the  Outrage  to  the 

Duke  of  Edinburgh,  2  to  7/— 6  to  6  a 

Answer  of  Her  Msjesty,  20  to  12/ 

Appointments,  18  a  12  f 

Appointment  of  Examiners  and  Moderators, 

6  a  6/ 

Arnold  Prize :  Subject,  20;  12  e 

Prize,  Successful  Candidate,  1  a  9  c 

Ashmolean  Society,  7  to  5/— 22  m  10  e 

Bathmg  Place  for  Students,  24  a  9/ 

- —  Bexley,  Kent,  New  Church,  Grant  for,  9/  5/ 

— 13j  12  <f 

-  Brasenose  College  Election,  80  a    9  a — 6  to 
6a* 

Candidates  for  Local  Examinations,  8  m  12  6 

Chancellor's  Prizes,  Subjects,  20  j  12  e 

Class  List,  18  j  12e— 17i  14/— 22j  9/ 

^— .  Commemoration  Day,  Disgraceful  Conduct  of 

University  Men  on,    19  j  6c— 20j  6  6—23  j 
10/ 

Week,   Programme  of  Festiritias,     15j 

12/— 18i  9/ 

Corpus  Christi  College,  Election  of  Fellows, 

22 j  9/ 
Craven  Scholars,  Election,  17j  14/ 

Curators,  Election  of,  16  J  12 f 

Degrees  Conferred,  16  a  7/— 2  m  If— IB  m 

12  6— 16  TO  6/— 30  TO  12d— Ij  126— 18i    12  « 
— 19i  12d— 26;  10  6— 29i  9  c 


June  80y  1868.]     palmeb's  ibdex  to  ''the  times  "  kewspafeb. 


Par 


Oxford  TTniTertity  (continued), 

Easter  Monday  SenriccB,  18  a  10  6 

Election  of  Mnsemn  Delegates,    22  m  10  « 

EUerton  Prize,  Subject,  20  ?'  12  e 

Award,  llj  9/ 

Fereday  Fellowship  Election,  18  m  6  4 

Gaisford  Prize,  Award,  28  m  12  6 

Honorary  Degrees  Conf(9rred,  16J   9/— 17j 

Indian  Law  Beader,  Btatnte,  25  m  9/ 

Installation   of    the  New   Proctors,   16  a 

7/ 

Jesxis   College,  Election  of   FeUows,   22  i 

9/ 
— ^  Keble  OoUege,  Oeremonieson  Founding,  27  a 

6/ 
■  Laying  the  Stone  by  Archbishop  of  Canter- 

bury, 27 a  6/— 80 a  6d 

Lectnres  on  Common  Lalw,  20  a  12  d 

Various,  23  a   9/— 26  o   10  6— 27  a  6/ 

Lincoln  College,  Scholarships,  9j  5  / 

Ludlow  Exhibition,  Award,  9^  6/ 

Magdalen  College,  Election,  6  J  7  « 

Mathematical  Class  List,  28  J  8  b 

Merton   College  Post-Mastership,  Election, 

27  a  6/ 
— ^*  Miscellaneous  Information,  17  a  7  b — 21  a 
8  a— 7  TO  6/— U  TO  12  6—18  to  11  6—20  to  12/ 
—21  TO  lie— 28 TO  12/— 26 TO  9/— 27 TO  10  6 
— 2j  9  6— 8i  9e— 6  j  5  «— 10 j  9/— 12j  8  a 
— 17^-  U/— 19i  12<f— 24j  10/ 

New  ftofessor  of  Arabic,  22  a  9  6 

Statutes,  22  a  96--24a  9/— 26  a  106— 

29m  6a 
Statute  on  Attending  Services,  16  to  12  6 

on  Lodging  out,  dj  6/— 12  j  8  a 

Newdegate  Prize,  Sulject,  20J  12  e 

Oriel  College  Election,  8  to  12  6 

Oriental  Languages,  Lectures,  17a  76 

Pass-Examinations,  Amended  Statute,  26  to 

9/ 

— — -  Pembroke  College,  Election,  11  to  12  6 

Pillinger  (Mrs.,  Widow  of  the  late  Bedal) 

Orant  of  Fifteen  Pounds  per  year  for  life,  18^' 
12  <? 

• Petition  to  Parliament  on  the  Test  Bepeal 

Act,  30  a  9  a— 9  to  6  d 

Prince  of  Wales  Inspects  the  New  Buildings 

for  Labourers,  20J  12  $ 

Pusey  (Dr.),  Hebrew  Lectures,  20  a  12  d 

Queen's  College,  Election  of  Scholars,  etc., 

5  tn  6a 

« Beply  to  the  barard  Boat  Bace  Challenge, 

21m  lie 

Sixteen  Foxms  of  Statutes  Promulgated,  21  m 

lie 

Taylorian  Scholarships  Examination,  17  a 

76 

»  Unattached  Students,  Statutes  about,    ij 

Be 

-  Uniyersity  Accounts,  18  m  6  d— 27  to  10  6 
'  College  Elections,  6j  7  e 

Preachers,  19  J  12  d 

Prizes,  Awards,  9^'  6/ 

Vacancies  to  be  fflled   up,  13  a  10  6—2  m 

7/ 


Oxford  TTniTersity  (eontinued), 

Wadham  College  Election,  28  m  12  6 

Whit-Sunday  Preachers,  80  to  12  <i 

Worcester  College,  Election  of  Scholars,  26  j 

9e 
Whitworth  Scholarships,  Mr.  Cole's  Letter 

on,  18  TO  11 6—27  to  10  6 
Oysters,  Fossil  at  Chorley,  26  m  11  a 


Pacific  Mail  Steamship  Company,  10  j  10  a 

Miscellaneous  Infonnation,  29i  6  e 

Packed  Parcels,  Withdrawal  of  Clause  about,  7  m 

9/ 
Padwick  (Henry);  on  the  Earl  and  the  Marquis  of 

Hastings,  17/  14  c 
Palestine,  Exploration  Fund,  7  to  10  d— 11 J  7/— 

12  j  6e 
Pall  Mall  Gallery  Exhibition,  10  a  4  6 
Palliser  (William)  on   Ounnezy  Experiments,  2j 

6c 
Pahner  (C.  J.)i  Sale  of  his  Splendid  Etchings  and 

Engravings,  20  to  12  c — ^22  m  6/— 26  to  11  6 
&  Co.  on  the  Brindisi  Boute,  10  a  4  d— 21  a 

12  e 
Panama,  New  Zealand  and  Australian  Boyal  Mail 

Company,  16  j  10  i— 20 J  7dand  f 
Paper  Currency,  where  Established  by  Law,  14  m 

11  a 
Paraguayan  War,  Note  on,  16  a  10  e 

War,  tee  Bbazil. 

Parafiin  Lamps,  29  to  10  <2 

Paris  Exhibition,  Parliamentary  Paper  on,  lOj 

10  e 

Teachers'  Beport,  Award,  17/  6/ 

Workmen*s  Beport  on,  28  a  12  e 

— ^  Improyement  Bill,  11/9/ 

-^—  in  London,  28 to  9a 

Parish  Churches,  Law  for  Attending,  28  a  7  0 

Constables,  Proposal  to  Abolish,  28  a  126 

Park  Ghate  Iron  Company  of  Botheram,  19  j  10  d 
Park  Lane  Improvement,  16  to  6  c — 19  to  10/— 

21  TO  6d— 2j  10/ 
PABIiIAMBNT  :— 

—  Aberdeen  Act,  28  m  6  e 

Abergavenny  and  Monmouth  BaHway  BiB,  6  to 

6  c 

—  Abyssinia,  Batta  to  Army  of;  19/  6/ 
British  Triumph  in,  28  a  66 

■  Despatches,  16/  6  e 

■  ■     ■  Betum  of  the  Army  from,  20/  6  a 

Abyssinian  Expedition,  8  a  6/— 24  a  6  6 — 

28  TO  6  a.  d  and  e— 17/  8  d— 26/  8e— 80/  9  d 
— • —  Accident  on  the  Brecon  and  Neath  Bailway, 

8to  6a 
- —  Accidents  in  Coal  Mines,  1  a  5  «— 80  to  7  C-— 

18/  7  6 

on  the  Thames,  16  to  6  d 

Acts  Passed  during  the  Present  Sessioh,  6  j 

Id 

A4Journment,  4  a  6/— 1  to  8  c 

Adulteration,  10/  7  d 

Agriculture,  20  to  8  a 

Agricultural  Labour,  etc.,  12/  6  e 

Alexander  Scott's  Hospital  Estates  BiB,  6n 

86 


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]?AXin3fc*S  mOEX  to  "the  times"  ITEWKPAHK. 


[April  1  to 


Parliament  (eontinuedj, 

Alkali  Act  Continaaaee  Bill,  20  m  6  e— 23  m 

6  c— 26  m  6  c— 27  m  6  d—9j  8  «— lOj  7  d— l6j 

8  6--18i6d 
- —  Alleged  Bribe  to  a  Fenian,  9  f  6  e 
..-»  AUhosen'B  Naturalization  Bill,  19  m  6  <i 

—  American  Ironclads,  22  m  7  « 
Mails,  16fii  ed 

(North),  Confederation,  I6111  6cl 

Arbonr-HUl  Garrison  Ohi^,  22  m  7  (2 

Army  Chaplains*  Bill,  10  j  6  a— 12j   6  a— 

18  j  6  c 

Eeserre,  24^  7  6 

and  Militia  Beserre,  20  w  6d— 27fn  6« 

Appeals  in  the  House  of  Lords,  29  m  6  « 

Arrests  in  Ireland,  4  a  7  6 

Artisans*  and  Labourers*  Dwelling  Bill,  2  a 

6c— 22o   6/— 80a   6«— 7m   66— 9m    8a— 

26  m  6  c— 27  m  6  a— 30  m  6/— llj  6<i 

Assignees  of  Marine  Policies  Bill,  23  J  8  b 

Attadc  on  onr  Embassy  in  Japan,  28  m  5<i 

Ball-cartridge  in  Barracks,  9  m  6/ 

Bank  Holidays  Bill,  23  a  7  «— 27i  9  d 

of  Bombay,  25  a  6  6—9  m  8  a— 30j  10  b 

BankmptcyBills,  4a6a— 25a6a^l2m5  0 

— 23j  86— 30j  106 
Barking  and  the  Main  Drainage,  29  m  6/ 

—  Baronetage,  4  a  7  6 

— ^  Barrett,  Case  of  the  Conriot,  1  m  5  (2—26  m 
6/ 

—  Basnto  Land,  18  m  6/ 

— —  Belilut,  Central  Bailway,  6  j  6  a 

Belgium  Biots,  4a  7c 

•^-^  Bible  Dej^t  in  Qaeenstown,  22  m  7  « 

—  Bills,  Tanous,  read  first  Time,  9 J  8  e 

Bodmin  and  Wadebridge  Bsilway  Bill,  7  m 

6a 

—  Bombay  Bank,  13^  6  «— 23  j  8  6 

— —  Boundary  BUI,  8a  6/— 21  a  7  d— 6m  8  c— 
6m  9c — 8m  6  c— 15m  6c— 15m  8(2— 19m 
6«— 80  m  6  c— 5  j  66— 6i  6  6— 9j  7  c— 12  j 
6  (2— 19j  8  6— 28  j  8  6— 26  j  8  c— 30^'  9  d 

— '  Amended,  Plans,  9  j  6  e 

Mr.  Clifford's  Letter  about,  9j  6/— lOj 

7a 

Boundary  Bill  Diyision  List,  ISj  6  d 

Notices  of  Motions  on,  18  m  66 

»^  Boundaries  of  Boroughs,  29  m  8  a 

— ^-  Breach  of  Privilege,  Petitions,  19  j  6  e 

Bribery  at  Municipal  Elections,  1  a  5/— 3  a 

6/— 23  m  5  (2 
«— ^  Brigandage  near  Smyrna,  30  m  6  c 
Bristol  Election  Petition,  19  J  6  e—26J  8  c 

—  British  Embassy  Houses,  21  a  6/ 

Bromptom,  Chatham,  etc..  Water  Bill,  6  m 

86— 16m  6a 
-._  Broughton  Feny,  etc.,  Bill,  9  m  6  e — 12  m 

6/-13m  6  c 

Budget,  24  a  6  6 

Burials,  Ireland  Bill,  23  a  6  c— 29  a  6  c— 

llj  6e 

Burlington  House  Colonnade,  10  j  7  a 

Burry  Port,  etc.,  Valley  Bailway,  28  a  6  a 

— -  Business  of  the  House,  28  a  5  a— 2  m  7  c— 

19i6/ 

rf«— »-^ — A^  A.«^:i.  ni»  ix«ii   OQ^  a«i 


Parliament  (conttnu«(2). 

Cape  of  Good  Hope  Mails,  6  J  6  6 

Capital  Punishment  within  Prisons  BiU,  22  a 

66— 8m  6a^9m  6«— 12m  6/ 

Pairs  on  the  Motion,  22  a  6/ 

Camarron  and  Llanberis  Bailway  BiU,  5» 

6c 

Case  of  Captain  Brooke,  23  j  6/— 26/  8  d 

-^— -  for  the  NaTy,  Im  Bd 

of  the  Tornado,  16j  6  e 

Catholic  University,   12  m  6  a— 13  m  6/— 

23  m  5«— 29  m  6/— 13/  6  c 
Cattle  Plague,  Im   6(2— 6  m  8  c— 19i  6/ 

—23/  6tf 

Cavalry  Uniforms,  6/  6  6 

Ceylon,  Condition  of,  21  a  6c 

reported  Famine  in,  19/  6/ 


Charitable  Lotteries,  16  m  7(2 
—  Trusts  Bill,  23  m  6  c 
Cholera,  3 a  6/— 23 m  5d 
Church  Bates  Bill,  23  a  6  a— 1  m  5  6 
Commutation  Bill,  30  a  6  a— 13/  6  a 


Ci^^  of  London  Gas  Bill,  19  m  8  c— 20  m  8  c 

—22  m  8  c— 9/  6  c— 27/  5  c— 30/  5  c 

Civil  Sendee  Estimates,  4  a  7  a— 21  a  6/— 

16m  7c— 30m  7/--5/  6  6 

Claims  on  the  Viceroy  of  Egjfpt,  27m  6  « 

Clerkenwell  Explosion,  24/  6  e 

Clerks  in  the  Engineer  Department,  5/  6  e 

Coble  (Mr.),his  case,  29a  6c 

Colliery  Accidents,  29  a  6(2— 27  »  76 

Prosecution,  16/  6(2 

Colonial  Bishops,  13  m  6/ 

Commercial    Treaty    between    Spain    and 

Prussia,  24  a  6  6 

with  Austria,  22  m  7  6 


Commissionaires,  15  m  6  c 

Commissions,  Permanent  Expenses  c4  25  s 

7(2 
Compound  Householders,  6  m   8  c— 15  « 

6c 
Compulsory   Church  Bates  Abolition   Bill, 

24a  6a— 2m  7  c 
**  Confessional  Unmasked,"  20  m  6(2 

—  Consecration  and  Ordination  Fees,  28  a  6a 

of  Church  Yards'  Act,  20  m  6  c— 27  m  6« 

—29  m  6(2—9/  8(2—12/  7  c— 13/  8  a 

Consolidated  Fund  Bill,  la  5c — 3a  56— 

16m  8a— 21m  6(2— 22m  8c— 26m6c— 27« 
6a 

Construction  of  the  House,  20m  6  c 

Consular  Marriage  Bill,  27/  9  d 

Contagious  Diseases  Act,  16  m  6  a — 19  m  6f 

—20  m  6  c— 23  m  5  c— 26  m  6  c— 30/  10  6 

Convict  without  a  ReHpon,  19m  id 

•^-^  Coolie  Emigration,  26/  8  c 

—  Copyright,  13/  60 
Cork  Gas  Bill,  25a  6  a 

Corporal  Punishment,  8  a  5  a 

Corporation  of  London,  25  a  6  6 

Corrupt  Practices  Bill,  8  m  6  6— 22  m  7e- 

26/  9  (2 
Cotton  Satistios   BiU,  7  m  6  6— 14  m  9  a- 

19  m  8  c— 23  m  6  c— i27  m  6  a— 29  m  ff  (2— 9; 

6  c— 13/  86 


June  80, 1868.]     PiXMEB's  index  to  ''  TSts  tdces  '^ 


ITEWSPAPEB. 


ita 


Parliament  (eoutinued). 

Ooonty  Courts  (Admiralty  Jmiscliotion)  Bill, 

25  a  If^n  m  7/— 20  m  8  c— 21  m  6  d— 16 J 

6c 
General  Assessment  (Scotland)  Bill,  16  m 

86— 80wi  8a— 16j  86— 23j  86 
Financial  Board  (No.  2)  Bill,  80a  66— 

12m  8a— 13 TO  7/ 
Court  of  Chanoeiy,  8  a  6  e— 9i  8  d— 12i  7  e 

—13 J  7«— 28>  8  6 

Jnsticiaiy  Bill  (Scotland),  18  j  7  e 

— —  Session  Bill,  13  j  7  «— 16^  8  6 

ConrtB  of  Law  Fees  Bill,  16^  8  6— 26i  10  6 

80i  106 
Crete,  alleged  Cruelties  at,  6  a  Bf-^^a  6  a 

—26a  6c 

Cullen,  Cardinal,  Inquiiy,  12  m  6  a 

Cunagh  of  Kildare,  12^'  7«— ISj  7/— 16j 

86— 19i  6/— 19i  8  c— 80j  106 

Customs,  extra  Clerks,  23  to  5  <i 

OfBcers'  Grievances,  29  a  6  c— 15  to  6  c — 

20m  6d— Hi  6»— 13j  8<^— 16j  6c— 24j76 

— aOj  96 
and  Income  Tax  Bill,  13  to  8  a— 14  to  9  a 

— 15to  86— 19to  6c— 20m  6c 

Darling,  Sir  C,  24a  6a— 12i  6c 

Deaths  fifom  Small  Pox,  6to  8c 

Declaration  against  Transubstantiation,  80  to 

7/ 

Deer  in  the  New  Forest,  23  to  5  a 

Defectiye  Ammunition,  22  to  7  (2 

Depot  Officers,  6  j  6  6 

Derby  Day,  27  to  6/ 

DemesGaol,  29a  6c 

Devon  Valley  Bailway,  28  a  5  a — 5  «  6  6 

Difficulties  to  Vacate  a  Beat,  6 a  6c 

DingwaU  and  Bkye  Railway  BiU,  29  a  6a 

Diplomatic  Service,  1  a  Bf—iJm  6/ 

Disfranchising  Boroughs  in  England,  Division 

liist,  20to5c— 9j  7a 
— «-  Disfranchisement,  New  System  of,  29  m  6/ 
Dissolution  of  Parliament  in  the  Autumn, 

16to  76— 27to  6e— SOto  6«— 5^  6c 
Divorce  and  Matrimonial  Causes  Court  Bill, 

7  TO  6  6— 19m  8c— 26  m  8c 

Dockyard  Ballast  Iron,  25  a  6  a 

Documentary  Evidence  Bill,  Im   8  c— 8  m 

8c— 9m  8a— 28m  5c— 27m  6(i— 80m  of— 

18  j  6d 
Drainage  Provisional  Order,  13  j  8  a — 16  j  8  6 

— 17i  10  c— 30^5  c 
and  Improvement  of  Lands,  Ireland,  27i 

9d 
Duchy  of  Cornwall  Amendment  Bill,  15  m 

6a— 20m  6c— 23m  5c— 29m  8a— 80m  8a 

—  12j  7«— 13j  8  a— 16i  8  6 
• Duffy  (A.  J.)  on  his  Dismissal  from  the  Post 

Office,  26  a  7/ 
Duke  of  Edinburgh,  Address  of  Sympathy 

to  Her  Majesty  on  the  Attempt  to  Assassinate, 

28  a  6  a  and  6  6 

Her  M^'esty's  Answer  to  the  Address,  2  m 


7  c— 5  TO  6  (2 

State  of  the  Assassin,  9j  9/ 


Dunn  Gardner'^  Estate  Bill,  12  m  5#— 27i 


FarUam«nt  (ecntinued), 

—  Durham  County  Courts,  26  to  7  a 
East  India  Government,  24  a  7  c 

Irrigation  and  Canal  Company,  19  m  6  c 

East  Worcestershire  Election,  5^66 

Easter  Vacation,  8  a  6  a 

Ecclesiastical  Buildings  and  Glebes  (Soot- 
land)  BiU,  21a  7d 

■  Commissioners,   Orders  in  Oouneil  Bill, 

24  a  7(i-26a  7/— 19i  8  c— aOy  10  6 

Establishment  in  Jamaica,  24  j  6  e 

Titles  Act,  Beport  of  Conmiittee,  28  a  5  <i 

— 6j  6  6— 17^*  8  c— 17i  10  c— 28 J  6/— 24^  8  c 
— 26i  8d 

Education  Bill,  28a  5a^lSm  6c— 19m 

6a— 23to  6d 

in  Scotland,  9  m  6/ 

Gnuit,5i  7a 


Educational  Service  in  Bombay,  19  m  6c 

Egypt,  Viceroy  of,  and  his  Croditors,   12j 

66 

Egyptian  Law  Courts,  12  j  66— 16 J  6fK 

Slave  Trade,  16m  6a 

Eighty-sixth  Begiment,  29  a  6ct— 80^  96 

Electric  Telegraph,  2  a  6 e— 22m  7  d— 26m 

8  c— 9 j  6/— lOj  6a— lOj  7a— lly  6/— 16j 

6f_19i  6/— 19j  8  6— 24i  86 

Embassy  Houses  at  Therapia,  etc.,  19  j  6 

Emigrant  Ships,  1  m  6  <i 

Employes  in  the  War  Department,  29  m  6  c 

Enclosure  Bill,  8 a  56— 4a  6(i— 24a  6a— 

16  j  8  6— 17>'  IQe-^lQj  6d— 30i  5  c 
Endowed  Schools  Bill,  19  m  6  c— 20  m  60^ 

26  m  6  c— 9i  8d— lOj  7  a 

Elementtfy  Education  Bill,  25 J  6  a 

Entail  Amendment  Bill,  21m  6  ({—29  m  8  a 

— 23j  86— 27i  9  6 
Established  Church  of  Ireland  BiU,  see  Sua- 

PENSOBT  Bill. 
— —  of  Scotland,  8  m  6  6 
European  Regiments  in  India,  19  J  6/ 

—  Examining  Officers  in  Customs,  26  J  8  d 
Exchequer  Bonds  Bill,  18  m  8  a— 16  m  86 

—19m  6e— 20m  6^-9^  8d 
Expenses  of  House  of  Commons  Offices,  80  a 

Experiments  with  Sewage,  80^*  9  c 

Extradition  Committee,  12  m  8a— 20  m  8  c 

Eyre,  Ex-Govemor,  Persecution  of,  28  m  5c 

—26  m  6  c— 26  m  7  a— 6j  66— 10 j  7  a— 18j 

6  c— 28j  6  c 

F.  G.  Captain*s  Beserved  Inst,  9j  6d 

Fairs,  England  and  Wales,  20  m  8  c— lOj 

Id 

Fell  Railway,  16  j  6  c 

Fire  Brigade  Grant,  21  a  7  6 

Floating  Obstruction  Committee,  9/  6<2 

—  Flogging  in  a  Canadian  Prison,  18^'  6  a 

Foreign  Cattle  Market,  12i  6  6— 19  j  6/ 

Office  Agencies,  18  j  Qd—l^j  6  c 

Ribands,  30  j  9  c 

■■  Scientific  Instruction,  16 j  6d 
Foreshore  and  Bed  of  the  Sea,  20y  6  6 

Forms  of  the  House,  8 a  56— 28m  5  e 

Fortifications,  29  a  6  c— 9  m  7  6— 13  m  6j 


*» !-l    «  - 


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PiXMSB'S  DTDiEX  TO  ^  THS  TI1CS8  "  KEWflPiJSB. 


[April  1  to 


Farliament  (eoniinued), 

—  Friendly  SocietieB^  Bill,  2  m  7  e--6  m  8  a— 
20m  6e 

Gas  (Dundee)  Bill,  22a  Be 

<Hb  (MetropollB)  BiU,  8  a  8d— 6  m  10  d— 

6m  12a 

Gates  in  Thoroughfares,  16  m  6  6 

-— ~  General  Carriers*  Act,  26  j  8  e 

— —  Police  and  ImproYement  Aet,  22a  6a 

•— ^  Gladstone  (Mr.)  and  the  East  Worcestershire 

Election,  6j  6  b 

Glutton  and  Hotspur,  22  m  7  d 

— —  Goyemment  of  India  Bills,    16 J   6/— 16i 

7d— 28i76 

GoYemor-Gteneral  of  India  Bill,  16  J  7e 

Grand  Junction  Water  Bill,  9  m  6  « 

—  Jury  Accounts  (Ireland),  19  j  6  d 

—  GraYesend  Workhouse  Porter,  9a  6 f 

Great  Western  Railway  JHridends  Bill,  22  a 

6e 
-<-~-  Greenock  and  Ayrshire  Railway,  28  a  6  a 

Greenwich  Hospital,  28  m  6e— 6j  6  6^12  j 

66 

Guildford  Board  of  Guardians,  18  m  6  c 

-^—  Gun  Factory  Machinery,  29a  6  e 

—  Gunnery  Experiments,  18  j'  6/ 
»*^-  Habeas  Corpus  (Ireland),  6  m  8  e 
Half-Crowns,  28  j  6  c 

— —  Harbours  of  Refuge,  21a  76 

Hayerfordwest  Borough  Bill,  6  m  8  6 

-— ^  Historical  Records,  27i  9  d 

^— ^  Houses  of  Parliament,  Completion,  16  m  If 

Hudson's  Bay  Company,  12  m  6a 

Immoral  Publications  and  Plays,  16i  6  d 

Importation  of  Foreign  Cattle,  24  a  6  6 — 

26a  7/— 12m  66— 18m  6/-19m  ed-^dOm 

7e^2Bj  6  c 

—  Income  Tax,  6  m  7  c— ^18  m  8  a— 14  m  9  a 
India,  19i  6/ 

CiYil  Sendee,  6  m  10  a 

-—  and  Foreign  Offices,  2  m  7  c 

Indian  Furlough,  Im  5d 

Irrigation,  la  6/— 21a  6a-— 26a  7/ 

■  Monuments,  13  m"  6/ 

Railway  Companies  Bill,  8a  6  6—4  a  6  d — 

16m  86 
Industrial  Schools  (Ireland)  Bill,  2  a  6e— 

8a  8d>-8m  6a— 18m  6c— 16m  66 
- —  Infectious  Diseases,  9  m  6  f 
— ^  Inyestment  of  Trust  Funcis  Act,  80  m  8  a — 

Irish    Church,  la   6/->8a    6a— 4a  7e 

—28a  6a— 28a  6c— 29a  6d— 8m  6e— 20m 
6(i— 22m  6d— 22m  7e 

• approaching  Diyision  on  the  Resolutions, 

8a  6/ 
*—  Commission,  80  j  9  e 

'   ■  DiYision  List  on  Mr.  Gladstone's  Resolu- 
tions, 6 a  6a— 7 a  9/— 2 m  7 d 

Mr.  Gladstone's  Resolutions,  29  a   66 — 

Im  6« — 6m  9  c— 8  m  6c — 14m  9  a 

Mr.  Greene's  Motion,  paired  oif,  8;m  9  c 

Her  Mi^'esty's  Answer  to  the  Address,  18  m 


6/ 


Suspensory  Bill,  16m  86 
Yesttd  loiereit,  6  j  6  e 


Parliament  (continued), 

Irish  Land  Question,  29  a  i  c 

Post  Office,  16  j  6  e 

Railroads,  19^  6/ 

Railway  Commission,  29  a  6  d — 28  m  6  d^ 

2ij  6« 
Reform  BiU ,  8  m  8  6—26  m  6  c— 27  m  6  «— 

80m   6c— 80m   7/— 12j    6  c— 16i    6d— 19^ 

7  a— 28i  7/-24J  6d— 26i  10fr-27i  6  c 
UniYersities,  19i  7  6 

Ironclad  Fleet,  12  m  6  6—19  m  6  d 

Judgments  Extension  Bill,  6  m  10  d — 12  m 

8  a— 16 J-  8  6— 18  j  6  dr-^ldj  6  d 

Judicial  Patronage,  16m  6 d 

System  of  Scotland,  26  j  8  d 

—  Jurors'  Afirmation'(8cotland)  BUI,  14  m  9  a— 
16  m  8  0—19  m  8  c— 19  j  6  d—2Sj  6  c— 24^  6  d 

Eennington  Market  Bill,  28  a  6  a 

Land  Tenure  (Ireland)  Bill,  29  m  6  d 

Land  Writs  Regulation  (Scotland)  BiU,  12  m 

8  a— 26  m  8  c— 18j  7  c— 80^  106 

Land  Clauses  BiU,  28i  8  6 

Larceny  and  Embezzlement  Act,  26y  Be 

Late  Medical  Officer  of  Mountioy   Prison, 

18/ 6  c 

Latymer's  Charity,  29  m  6  c 

Law  Courts  Designs,  22  m  7  d— 12/  6  c 

Law  of  Bankruptcy,  26  a  6  a 

Partition,  4  a  6  a 

Lea  RiYer  ConserYanoy  Bill,  6/  8  a — 10  j 

7d-20J  76 

Lectures  on  Religion,  16  m  6  c 

Legitimation  Deciaratiott  (Ireland)  Bill,  22  a 

6/— 23  a  6  c— 26  a  7/— 1  m  6  6 

Leominster  Magistrates,  80/  9  6 

— -  Libel  Bill,  2a  6a— 21m  6a 

Lighthouse  on  the  Gi«at  Basses,  SO/  9  c 

— -  lineoUi  Corporation  Bill,  12  m  6c 

Local  Charges  on  Real  Property,  13  m  7  c— 

13/  6/ 

Local  Goyemment,  Supplemental  Bill,  3  a 

8d— 28a  6/— 29a   6  6— Im   6  6— 9m    6<— 
22  m  8  c— 28  m  8  6— 26m  8  c— 12/   7«— 16; 
8  6—19/  8  c— 20/  7  6—28/  6  6—24/  6  d— 27j 
6  c— 80/  6  c— 30/  10  6 
— —  in  Ireland,  29  a  6  c 

London  Coal  and  Wine  Duties  Bin,  la  6  c— 

8a  66— 4a  6d— 24a  7c 

London  Letter  Carriers,  28/  6  d 

London  and  North  Western  Railway  BiD, 

19m  6c 

Loss  of  the  Oaronne,  80  m  6  c 

Loughborough  Gas  Bill,  28  a  6  a — 6  m  6  6 

Local  Board  Bill,  26a  6a— 16m  6  a 

Malt  Liquors  for  India,  12  m  6  a — 12  m  6ft 

—16m  86 
— ^  Manchester  Boundary,  8  m  6  6 

Marine  Mutiny  Bill,  1  a  6/— 4  a  6  a 

Marriage  Law  Commission,  19/  6/ 

Marriages  (Frampton  Mansel)  Bill,  24  a  7; 

—26a  7/— 2m  7c— 6m  66— 6m  86 

Married  Women's  Property,  22a  Be — 11; 

6  a— 12/  7/— 24/  8  6 

Mauritius    Feyer,  2  a   6  a— 8  m  66 — 2S» 

Bd 
Maynootb,  8a  6a~-4a  7e 


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Par 


Farliament  {continued), 

Maynooth   Grant  and  Begium  Donum,  Sm 

6/ 
M»Ge6  (Mr.  D'Arcy),  ABSABsinaUon  of,  24  o 

5a 

Medal  to  Bombay  Troops,  80j  9  b 

Medical  Practitioners  (Colonies)  Bill,  3  a  5c 

—4a  66--28a  6c— 6j»  8a— 8m  6a— 22m 

8c 

Medway  Regnlation  Bill,  SOj  10  b 

Members  Betomed,  18  a  7/— 29  a  5  a— 2  m 

8a 

Men  Discharged  from  the  Army,  BOj  9  d 

Metcalfe  (Sir  J.),  Case,  25a  7 6 

Merchant  Shipping  Acts,  20  m  6(2—28  9*  6(2 

Metric  System,  18  m  6  c— 19  j  8  c 

Metropolis  Snbway  Bill,  28a  6(2— 24a  7c 

—80  m  6/— 9;  6  c 
Metropolitan  Police,  27  m   6/— 29  m  6/— 

dj  6  d-28i  6  (2-80i  9  c— 80 j  10  a 
Metropolitan  Foreign  Cattle  Market  Bill,  6  j 

6  a— 12^' 6 band c— 18^*  6a— 16i  6c— 27i  8d 

— 80  j  9  a 
Metropolis  Improremeni  (Loans)  Act  Amend- 
ment, 27i  5  e 

Middlesex  Begistry  Office,  24  a  6  a 

^^-o  Military  Education,  6  m  9  d 

■  Knights  of  Windsor,  24  j*  8  b 

'  at  Elections  (Ireland)  Bill,  18  m  8  a— 24j 


8c 


Militiamen's  Families,  18i  6/ 

-  Militia  Quarter-masters,  12  j  6  &— 19i  6/ 

—  Stores  and  Barracks  (Ireland),  80  j  9  c 
Millar  ^Geonie),  Case  of,  Im  6  d 


Miller  (Case  of  Inspector),  1  a  5/ 

Mines,  Assessment  Bill,  7  m  5  a— 21  m  6  ci 

Ministerial  Statement,  5  m  5fr— 5  m  5  c— 

6  m  8  c— 22  m  6  d 

Ministry,  Want  of  Confidence,  16  m  6(1 

Mission  House  at  Teheran,  21  a  7  6 

Money  Orders  and  Stamped  Beodpts,  26j 

8<l 

Morning  Sittings,  9J  6  e 

Mule  Dnvers  in  Zonlla 

Municipal  Corporations  for  the  Metropolis, 

25a  62»— 6m  10c— 18i  6c 
Bate  Bill  (Edinburgh),  11 1'  6/— 19i  8  c 

— 24i  6  d-26 j  8  c— 27i  5  c 

Elections  Amendment  (Scotland)  Bill,  17  j 


lOc— 80i  10  6 

Franchise  in  Scotiand,  26  j  8  d 

Murphy  Biots,  19m  6(^-26m  6d-30m 

6c 
Mutiny  Bni,  la  6/— 8a  6a-4a  6a 

Napier  (Sfar  Bobert)  9j  6  c 

Nationd  Gallery,  18  m  6  c— 12j  6  c 

Navy  Estimates,  12  m  6(2 

Neutrality  Commission,  28i  6<2 

New  Courts  of  Law,  18m  6(2— 16m  7<2— 

16  m    7  a— 80  m   6  c— 16j    6  c— 20i    6/— 28j 
6  c— 24j  8  c— 26i  8  c— SOj  9  c 

New  Members,  21a  6  a — ^29  a  6  a — 8m  6  6 

--Sm  6 c— 9 m  8 6— 6 j  7/— 9i  6 c— 26i  8 c 
— 27i  6  a 

List  of,  Since  Last  Dissolution,  4  m  11/ 

— -  New  SilmAinham  Township  Bill,  8m  6a 


Farliament  (coitltn«C(2). 

New  Peers,  6m   8a — 8m   6a— 16m   6a— 

9j  6  c— 27i  6  c 

New  South  Wales  Legislation,  19i  6/ 

• New  Writs,  4  a  6/— 21a   6  a— 22  a  6  c— 

28  a  6  c— 30  a  6  a— 19  m  6c^— 27  m  6/— lOj 
6c 

New  Zealand,  24  j  8  c 

Company   Bill,    11  j   6/— 18j   8  a— 16i 

8  6—80^10  6 

—  Newfoundland,  28  m  5  a 

—  Newquay   and   Cornwall  Junction    Baflway 
BiU,9m5c 

—  Non-Purchase  Corps,  28  y  6/ 

North  London  Bailway  Bill,  6  m  6  6 

Western  and  Charing  Cross  Bailway,  18^ 

6d 

Notices  of  Motions,  1  a   9  c — 2  a   6  (2—8  a 

8(2— 20a  6/— 21a  6a— 21a  7(2— 22a  9/— 
28a  6c— 24a  9c— 27  a  8a— 28a  9/— 29  a 
86— 80a  6/— Im  5a— 4m  8a— 5m  6a— 6m 
10(2— 7m  56— 8m  8c— 11m  6/— 12m  8a— 
18m  8a— 14m  9c— 15m  5c— 18m  6a— 19m 
8c— 20m  5/— 20m  6c2— 21m  6(i— 22m  8c 
—28  m  6  a— 25  m  6  6— 26  m  8  c— 28  m  7/— 

29  m  5/— 4y  12/— 6i  8  a— 8j  66— 9i  8  c— 
lOj  7(2— Hi  6/— 12j  8  a— 16i  9  c— 16i  9/ 
— 17j  8  6— 18j  6(2— 19i  8  c— 22^  12  c— 28i 
86— 24j  8  c— 26j  6/— 26j  10  6— 29i  6<2— 
80j  10  (2 

on  Notices  of  Motions,  18  m  6  c 

•*— -  NoYa  Scotia  and  the  New  Confederation,  9j 

6(2— 17  j  9  c— 19j  6  c 
^— •  Oaths  of  Boman  Catholic  Members,  1  m  6  c 

Obstructions  of  Thoroughfiures,  80  m  6  c 

Officers  of  Depot  Battalions,  80  j  9  c 

Order  of  Business,  IB  J  If— 16  J  6/ 

Orders  of  the  Day,  la  9c— 2a  6<2— 8a  8(2 

—20a  6/— 21a  7i— 22a  9/— 28a  6c— 24a 
9c— 27a  8a— 28a  9/— 29a  86— 30a  6/— 
Im  6  a — 4m  8a— 6m  5a— 6m  10<2~.7m  56 
—8m  8c— 11m  6/— 12m  86— 13  m  8o— 
14m  9a— 15m  6c— 18m  6a— 19m  8c— 20m 
5/— 21  m  6  (2—22  m  8  c— 25  m  6  6—26  m  8  c— 
28  m  7/— 29  m  5/— 4i  12/— 6 j  8o— Sj  6  6 
— 9i'  8  c— lOj  7(2— 11  j  6/— 12j  8  a— ISj  9  c 
— 16j  9/— 17j  8  6—18;  6(2— 19i  8  c— 22i 
12  c— 28i  8  6— 24  i  8  c— 25 J  6/— 26^  10  6— 
29i  5(2— 80i  11(2 

Ornamental  Water  in  Begent's  Park,  80  j 

9c 

Outrages  in* Japan,  27m  6  c 

Oxford   and  Cambridge   Uniyarsities   Bill. 

14m  8(2 
— —  Oyster  and  Mussel  Fisheries  Bill,  26  a  6  a— 
Im  66— 2m  7c 

Packed  Paroels,  28a  6a 

Park  Lane,  8  m  6  6—15  m  6  6— 26  j  8  d 

Parks,  15m  7c 

Parliamentoiy  Betums,  22  a  6  a 

Partition  Bill,  Prisons,  etc.,  28  a  5  c— 29  a 

6  6— Im  5  6— 15m  86— 21m  6(2— 26m  8c 

Party  Processions  Act,  26  m  6  c— 9^  6  c 

— •  Pawnbroking  Law,  Ireland,  19  j  6/ 
Patent  Office,  15  m  6  6 

Payment  of  Bates,  19m  7c 

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Parliament  (continued). 

—  Payment  of  DiTision  Idsts,  20m  Be 
Peel  Statne,  26  j  8  e 

—*-  Peerage  (Ireland)  Bill,  80  a  6  d 

•^^--  Perth  and Breohin  Orders  Bill,  etc.,  Im  6h 
--9  wi  7  c— 9 TO  «— X2to  6/ 

-*— -  Personal   Explanation,  16  m  6  (2—27  m  6/ 
— 29TO6d-10i  7  a 

<— —  Piling  in  the  River,  Im  Bd 
- —  PetH  Juries,  Ireland,  Bill,  29  m  8  0^24  i 
86 

Petitions, la  B c — 1  a  6 d — 2 a  6 a — 2 a  6 c 

— 8a  Ba — 8a  Be — 8a  6a — ia  6a — 4a6« — 
21a  6a— 22a  5«— 28a  6e— 24a  6a— 24a 
6  a— 25  a  6  a— 28  a  6  a— 28  a  Bf—^d  a  6  6— 
29a  6a-^a  6a— Im  6  6— 2m  76— 5m  Bb 
—6m  6c — 6m  8a — 6m 8 5— 7m 6 a — 8m  6a 
—9m  5e— 9m  6«— 12m  5«— 12m  6a— 18 to 
6  c — ^18  m  6  e — 14m  8  a — 15  m  6  a  and  6—16 m 
6a— 16m  6c— 19m  6a— 19m  6(2— 20m  6c— 
20m6(2— 21m6a— 22m6d— 2dm  6a— 28m 
5c— 26m  6c— 27m  6a— 27m  6c— 29m  Bd 
—80m  6(2-80m  66— 6j  66— 6J6a— 9i6c 
— lOj  6  a— llj  6  a— 12j  6  6— 18i  6  a— 18; 
6(^-16j  6  a— 16i  6d— 17i  8  c— 17j  8(i— 
18i  6  a— 19i  6  c— 20j  6  a— 20j  7  6— 28j  6  c 
— 24i  6c— 24;  6c— 26j  6a— 26i  Ba 

Petroleum,  Bill  for  the  safe  keying  of,  24  a 

86— 29  m  6/— 29  m  8  a— 16;  8  6— 28^  8  6 

Petty  Sessions  and  Lock-np  Houses  Bill,  21  a 

Id— 22a  6/— Im  56— 2m  7c— 5m  56 

Piers    and  Harbours  Bill,  22  m  8  c— 28  m 

8  6— 26  m  8c— 9 f  6c— 9;  8d— 10;  7(1—18; 
6  c— 24;  6(2—26;  8  c— 27;  6  c— 27;  8(2— 
80;  5  c— 80;  9  6 

Play  of  "  Oliver  Twist,'*  4  a  7  6 

Police  Systems  (Scotland),  19m  6c> 

Polynesian  Labourers  8  m  6  6—26  m  7  a 

—  Poor  Lav  Commission,  18;  6  c 
S<50tland,  17;  8<2 

Poor  Law  Inspectors  (Ireland)  BiU,  11;  6f 

—  Poor  Law  (Ireland)  Amendment  Bill,  6  m  8  c 
Poor  BeUef  Bill,  8a  5 6—26 m  6 c— 29 m  6 (2 

—18;   6  c— 17;   8  c— 19;  6(2—24;   6  c— 30; 

106 

Post  Office  Reports,  9  m  6/— 13;  6/ 

Postal  Communication  with  Australia,  IS; 

6c 
Postal  Convention  with  the  United  States, 

26;  8  c 

Postal  Service,  26  m  la—Bj  66 

Premier  at  Merchant  Taylors',  26;  8  c— 26; 

—  Presbytery  of  Antrim,  1  m  5  c 
— -  Printing  of  Petitions,  8  a  5  6 

Prisons  BiU,  3  a  8(2— 21a  7(^— 29a  5  6— 

Im  56—23;  86 

—  Prison  Discipline  in  Ireland,  26;  8  (2 
Private  Bills,  {8 a  60^— 4a  6(»— 9m  6c— 

12m  6a— 18m  6c— 20m  6c— 22to  6(2— 2dm 
5 a— 23 TO  5  c— 26 m  6 c— 27m 6a— 27 m  6 (2— 
29m  6(2— 80m  6  (2— 80m  6  6—6;  6  a— 9;  6  c 
— 18i  6a-18;  6(2— 16;  6  a— 16;  6(2— 17; 
8  c— 17;  8d— 18i  6  a— 19i  6(t— 19;  6c— 20; 
6  a— 20 j  7  6—23;  6  c— 26;  6tt-26i  8  c— 
27;  6  c— 30;  7  c 
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Parliament  {continued), 

Private  Business,  8  a  5  c— 4  a  6  c— 34  a  6  a 

—15  m  6  a— 16  m   6  a— 19  m   6  c— lOj  6  a— 

II;  6  a— 12;  6  a 

Privileges  of  Soldiers  in  India,  80;  9  6 

Probate  of  Wills,  18;  6  d 

Proceedings  in  Committee,  29  a  6  d 

of  Supply,  22  a  6  a 

Progress  of  Business,  19m  8  a 

Promissory  Oaths  Bill,  25a  6a— 29a  56— 

30m  8a 

Promotion  by  Purehase,  29  a  6  c 

Promotions  in  the  Coldstream  Guards,  1  m 

5  c — 8  m  6  6 
—  Protestant  Uinisters  in  Ireland,  Tote  for» 

26i  9c 

Proxies,  1  a  5  c 

— ^  Public  Accounts,  18  m  6/ 

Public  Offices,  5j  6  6 

— ^—  Petitions,  25  a  6a 

Records  (Ireland),  80J  9  6 

Schools,  9;  6  c— 16i  60—17/  8(i-24 

6c 

Quarantine  at  Suez,  10;  7  a 

Regulations,  12;  6  c 


5(2 


Queen  (The),  Notice  about  Abdication,  S8  m 

Anne's  Bounhr  Board,  20m  8c— 29  m  8a 

Queen's  Regulations,  1868, 80;  96 

Queensland,  24;  6c 

Railway  Acts  Amendment  Bill,  Ireland,  25; 

6c 
Bills,   Progress   of,    la  5c— 5m   5c— 

12m    5c— 13m    6c— 16m    6a— 2Dm    6c— 

21m  6a 
Companies  Advantes  Bill,  Ireland,  26; 

106 
Extension  of  Time  Bill  Passed,  1  a  6c— 

24a  7c 
Ouards  and  Passengers  Communieation 

BiU,  21m  Bd^l^j  6(2 

(Ireland),  12;'  66 

Regulation  Bill,  29a  56— 5m  56 — 12m 

5c— 19m  66— 28m  6c— 9/  8(^-80/  106 

Royal  Commission  on,  13  m  6/ 

Stock,  6;  66 

'  and  Joint  Stock  Companies  Aeeonnt  BiU, 
voiihdrawn,  80  a  6  a — ^25/  6  c 

Rearden  (Mr.)  and  Mr.  Gladstone,  9;  6  d 

Refining  of  Sugar  at  Cologne,  80  j  9  6 

Reformatory  Schools  (Ireland)  Bill,  22  m  8  c 

Registration,  5;*  66—6;  66—13;  6/— 19; 

6/— 24^-  8  6 

of  Publications,  13;  7  c 

— ^  of  Voters,  29a  6c— 9;  Bd 

Writs  (Scotland)  Bill,  19m  8c— 30m  ^a— 

IBS  Be 
and  Dissolutions,  12;  6  c — ^12/  7  c 

—  Regium  Donum,  4a  7  6— 16m  6« 

Religious  Building  Sites  Bill,  2  a  6  a— 22  a 

6/— 23a  6c— 25a  7/— 15m  6a— 27m  6a— 
19;  6(2— 23i  5  c— 30;  106 

Renewable  Leasehold  Conversion,  ete.,  Bill, 

3a  8(2—27;  9d 

— —  Reserve  Forees,  6m  9 c 


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Par 


F«rliAiii«nt  (eon({n««d). 

Retired  Offioen  of  the  Navy,  5  m  5  d 

BeTised  Code,  29m  Be 

Bifled  Ordnance,  29m  Be 

—  RiotB  in  Manchester,  26  a  6  a 

Bitoalism,  Report  on,  29  a  5  & — 9  m  5  e — 

ISm  6/— 16m  6a— 16m  66—9^  6  d 
^—  and  the  Indian  Army,  18  J  oe 

Road  at  Sea,  Rule,  8a  5/ 

Royal  Academy,  Im  6  « 

ofMoBic,  19i  6/ 

Assent  to  Bills,  4  a  6«— dOm  5d— 26j 


^  Palaces,  H aintenaaoe  and  Repair,  of,  21  a 


5a 
7c 


for  Ireland,  16m  6s 
School  of  Banacher,  27  J  8  d 

—  Bole  of  Boad  at  Sea,  2BJ  Bd 
— -  Bnles  of  the  House,  80  m  7  c 

—  Bnssia  and  Bokhara,  29  m  6/ 

—  St.  Mary  Somerset,  Upper  Thames  Street, 
26i8/ 

—  Sale  and  Porohase  of  Commissions,  20  m  6  (2 

—  Sale  of  liquors  Bill,  Ireland,  27^  9  d 
Poisons,  etc.,  29  m   6*— 16 J    6  c— 17j 


8d-19i  BdSOj  106 

—  Salford  Hundred  and  Manchester  Court  of 
Record  Bill,  27  m  6  d^29  m  Be 

—  Salmon  I'isheries,  (Scotland)  17i  8(i— 24j 
6d 

—  School  and  Training  Ships,  6m  8 c 

—  Schools  Commission,  29 m  Be— 27 J  Bd 
and  Charities  Exemption  from  Rates,  BO  J 


9c 


Scotch  Bills,  Inquiry,  15 m  66 

Poor  Bate  Assessment,  27m  6  d 

BeformBin,  4a  7  a— 21a  7d— 8m   Bd 

— 9  HI  6/— 12  m  6  6— 16  m  6«— 19  m  6/— 
20m  6d— 22m  6d— 28m  5d—26m  6c— 
26m  7  6— 27m  6e— 29m  6/— 6i  6c— 9i  6/ 
— 12j  7e— 19i  86-24i  6  c 

Mr.  Baxter's  Motion,  21  m  9  d 

liord  Advocate's  Amendment,  28  m  12  d 

—  Scotland,  Militia  in,  12m  6  a 
Police  System  of,  12m  5  « 

—  Sea  Fisheries  (Ireland)  29  a  8  6—12  m  5/— 
15m  6a— 16m  7d— 27m  6d— 30m  5/— 12j 
6  a— 18j  6/— 23/6/— 26i  6  c 

—  Seats  in  the  House,  8  a  5  c 

—  Senioe,  National  Assembly  of,  2BJ  Bd 

—  Sierra  Leone,  Assistant  Judge,  22  m  7  « 

—  Bhomcliffe  Gamp,  BOj  9  6 

—  Slave  Bounties,  5j  Bf 

■  Trade,  1  m  5  d^2Sij  5  e 

—  Smoke  on  Railways,  19m  6  c 

—  Bonth-Bastem  and  London,  Brighton,  and 
South  Coast  Bin,  12i  6  a— 13  J  6  a 

—  Springbok,  9m  6 f 

—  Stamp   "Dntj  on   Railway   Transfiars, 
6c 

—  Standing  Orders,  Alterations,  30  m  5  d 

—  State  of  Public  Affairs,  30  m  6/ 
of  the  Thames  at  Barking.  2BJ  Bd 


Oj 


Steering  and  Sailing  Rules,  la  6/ 

Stockbrokers  (Ireland)  Bill,  18  m  7/— 19  m 

8  e— 27 m  6  d-29m  6d-80m  5/ 


Parliament  {eowHnued), 

Stone  (Police  Seijeant)  Case  ot  IBj  Bf 

StrayDog8,80i  9d 

Strike  in  the  Wigan  District,  25a  66 

SulliYan  and  Pigott  (Messrs.)  Case,  16  m 

6c 

^—  Summary  of  Proceedings,  la  8c — 2  a  8  6 
—8a  8/— 4a  10 d— 21a  8d— 22  a  8c— 28  a 
8d— 24a  8d— 26a  8d— 28a  8c— 29a  8d— 
80  a  8  6— Im  8c— 5m  8d— 6m  10 /—7m  8d 
—8m  8/— 9m  8c— 12m  8d— 13m  8d— 14m 
10  6— 16m  8/—16m  8c— 19m  8c— 20m  8/ 
—21m  8  6— 22  m  8/— 23  m  8c— 26  m  8/— 
27m  8c— 29m  8c— 80m  8c— 5J  8d— 6j  8d 


27 j  9/— 80*  10 d 
—  Sunday  Labour  in  the'  Post  Office,  26 
Trading  Bill,  28  a  6d— 24J  8  c 


9s 


—  Superannuation  Allowances,  26  J  8  c 

—  Supply,  3  a  8d— 12  m  6d— 16  m  7d— 16  m 
7c— 19m  8  6— 20m  8c— 29m  8a— SOm  7c 
Hi  Bf—BJ  66— 9J  6d-18i  6/— 16j  7c— 
26/9C— 29i9  6 

—  Suspensory  Bill,  16  m  6  c — 15  m  8  6—80  m 
6  c— 6i  6  c— Hi  6/— 13J  7/— 17i  10  c— 
19i  6d— 24i  6  c— 26/  5  a— 27j  5  c— 30j 
5c 

Text  of  the  BUI,  18m  6  6 

Bin,  Dirision  on  Mr.  Hardy's  Amendment, 


25  m  6  a— 26m  6  c 

Taxation  of  Charitable  Institutions,  5m  5d 

Teign  Valley  Bailway  Bill,  20  m  6  c 

Telegraphic  Gommtmication  with  the  East. 

28m  5c— 27j  96 

Telegraphs,  proposed  Purchase  of,  Ba  Bf 

Tenure  of  Land  (Ireland),  28  J  6  c 

Thames  Embankment,  28  a  6  a — 22  m  8  c— 

Bj  Ba—BJ  6/— lOi  7d— 12/  7c!— 18i  go— 

16  j  8  6—24/  6d-27i  6<?— 80/  5  c 

Titles  of  Honour,  25  a  6  6* 

to  Land  Consolidation  Bill,  21  a  7d 

Topsham,  etc..  Water  Bill,  22a  5 c 

Trawling  for  Herrings,  8  m  6  6 

Treaty  of  Tien-tsin,  24  a  6  6 

Trini^  College,  Dublin,  23/  6  c 

Turnpike  Trusts,  4  a  7  6—6/  66— 12  J  6  c 

—18/  6  a 

Continuance  Bill,  29  m  6/— 9/  8  d 

• Troops  from  Abyssinia,  27  m  6  a — 9/  6  d 

in  India,  5/ 6  6 

Unauthorized  Publication  of    a   Pespatoh. 

SOm  6c  • 
Unclaimed  Prise  Money  (India),  15m  8  6 — 

26  m  8  c— 16/  6d— 19/  6d— 20/  7  6 

Uniform  of  Betired  Army  Captains,  23  m  5  d 

United  Parishes  (Scotland)  BiU,  25  a  7/— 

29a  86— 18m  6c— 20m  6c— 23m  5c 

University  of  Dublin,  80  m  6  c 

Education  in  Ireland,  80m  6  c 

Elections  Bill,  30/  106 

Tests, SOm  5d 

Vaccination,  16/  6  d 

Vagrant  Act  Amendment,  8 m  8 c— 20 m  Be 

—22m  8c— SOm  8a 

79 


Parliament  {continue^, 

Yaloation  of  Ireland,  26^  8  d 

Victoria,  9  in  6  «— 12  m  6  a— 27  m  6  f 

Vital  Party  DivisionB  during  the   last  30 

Yean,  6  a  12  « 
Volunteer  Review  at  Windaor,  16  j  6  d—ZOJ 

9c 

Vote  of  Thanks  to  Sir  B.  Napier,  27  m  6/ 

Voters*  Biafranohised  Bill,  11  j  6/— IBj  8  b 

—UJ  6  c— 26j  8  c— 27i  6  c 

Want  of  Confidence  Motion,  21m  9  d 

.  War  Department,  6j  6  6— 6  7*  6  c 

Water  Supply,  26  j  8  d 

Waterford  and  Kilkenny  Bailway,  6  j  6  a 

Ways  and  Means,  12  m  8  a— Idj  8  a 

Weedon  and  Daventry  Bailway  JBill,  6  m  8  & 

Weekly  Payments  to  Soldiers,  9  m  6/ 

Weights  and  Measures,  Metrio  System,  14  m 

8  a— 18  j  8  a 

Well^igton  Monument,  20  m  6  d 

West  India  Mails,  25a  66— 26m  6d 

West  Indies,  20m  8c— 28m  86— 29m  8a 

and  Unclaimed  Prize  Money  (India)  Bill, 

22m  8c 

Whitsuntide  Holidays,  27 m  6/*— 80 m  5/ 

Whitworth  Scholarships,  8  a  5  e— 4  a  6d 

Work  in  the  Session  of  1867,  25  m  6/ 

PABIiIAMBlTTABT  SFEBOHBS :— 

Ahinger,  Lord,  17  j  Bd 

Adand,  — ,  6m  10  Or— 20m  8a— 17i  9a— 

24  i  6/— 24^  8  a 
Adderley,  —,2a  6a— 21a  6c— 29a  6/— 

Im  5d— 8m  66— 12m  6a— 18m  6/— 22m 

7c— 28m  5<2— 26m  7a— 27m  6a— 80m  6c 

— lOi   7  c— 12i   6  c— 12i    6  c— 17/  9i— 18i 

6  a— 19i  6/— 23i  6/— 24i  6  c— 24i  8e 

Agar-Elfis,  — ,  28  a  6  J 

— •  Agnew,  Sir  A.,  12m  6  6— 15  m  8a— 26m 

7c— 28J  7a— 27j  8d— 27i  9  6—30/  9<2 

Airlie,  Earl  of,  28a  6ar-27m  6*-17i  8d 

Akroyd,  — -a4a  6  6— 25 j  6cl 

Allen, —,28a  7a 

Amberley,  Lord,  8  m^  6  c— 15  m  7  c— 19  m 

6  c— 21m  6  6— 26i  9/ 
Anson,  Major,  25  a  6  c— 25  a  7  6— 9/  6  d— 

18i  6/— 28j  6(i 

Anstruther,  Sir  B;,  12  m  6  a— 15  m  6  6 

Archdall,  Oaptain,  20  m  8  c— 23  m  5e— 6j 

6e— 26j  9d 
Argyll,  Duke  of,  4a  6a— 28a  5  c— 29a  5/ 

—9m   6a— 27m  5 (i— 20 j  66— 24j  6c— 24;'^ 

6d— SOj  6c 

Armagh,  Abp.,  27i  7  a 

Errata,  29/  6  c 

Armstrong,  Seijt.,  la  7a— 16m  6 ({—21m 

6  6— 19i  Id 
Attorney  General,  2  a   6  a— 22  a  6/— 24o 

td—SOa  6c— 1dm  8a— 16m  6d— 16m  7c— 

19m  86— 21m  6a— 21m  6c— 22m  86— 29m 

6  c— llj  6  c— 13j  7(f— 23j  7  a 
Attorney  General  for  Ireland,  la  7c — 8m 

6/— 8m   7d—21m  66— 23m  7a— 16j  7c— 

19/  7c— 19/  Id 
Ayrton,  —,2a  66— 2a  6c— 3  a  5/— 21a 

6/— 21c   7  a— 21a   7  c— 22  a  6  a— 22  a  6/— 

24a  7<i— 28a  8c— 29a  6({— 80a   6c— Im 
80 


Parliamentary  Bpeeobaa  (cMitlmicA. 
8c— 6m  6c— 6m  8/— 7m  66— 8m  6/— 8 « 
7d— 9m  8a— 16m  7/— 21m  6c— 22m  7f— 
22  m  8  6— 27m  6/— 30  m  7d— 6/  7  a— 9/  6/ 
—10/  7ar-13/  7  c— 16/  6  c— 16/  7dandc— 
16/  86—17/  8/— 17/  9  6—18/  6  d— 19/8« 
—19/  8  6—23/  7  c— 24/ 7  a- 24/  8  6—22/ 
9  6—30/  10  a 

Aytoun,  Sinclair,  21  a  6/— 24  a    7  a — 8  m 

6/— 8m  7c— 19m  74— 26m  7c— 29m  7<i— 
6/  6  c— 6/  6  4—9;  7  a— 10/  7  c— 17/  10  a 

Bagnall,  — ,  29a  6c— 7m  6a— 13/  7c 

Bagwell, —,  29 a  76— 6m  8c— 18  m  8a— 

16/  7  a— 19/  7d— 19/  8  a— 23/  7/ 

Baillie,  H.,19 m  7  c— 21  m  6  c— 26  m  7  c  and  <2 

—29  m  7  c— 16/  7  6—23/  7  a— 26/  8  c— 80/  9  « 

Baines,  — ,  29  m  6  c— 16/  7/— 30/  9  c 

Bandon,  Earl  of,  30/  7  a 

Barclay,  —,2  a  66 

Baring,  T.,  24a  7a— 5/  66 

Barnes,  — ,  19  m  64 

Barrow,  Sir  W.,  16  m  6/— 80  m  6  c— 16/ 

6/— 16/  7  c 

Barrow,  — ,  25  a  7c— 80 a  6  c 

Barry,  Serj.,  8  m  86— ISm  8a— 19m  8c— 

21m  66— 23  m  7  a— 16/  7  c— 19/  76— 23/8fl 
—23/  8  6—24/  8  c 

Barttetot,  Col.,  3  a  6/— 29  a  6  c— 30/  9  d 

Bass,  — ,  12m  6a— 15m  6c— 19m  6c— 

18/  8  a 

Bateson,  Sir  T.,  5/  6  6 

Bathurst,  — ,  23/  64—24/  7  c 

Bath,  Marquis  of,  1  a  6  4—24  a  5/— 17/  8  e 

Baxter,  — ,  1  m  6  c— 15  m  7  c— 16  m  6  d— 

16m  6c— 19m  6/— 19m  7c— 26m  76— 26» 
8  a— 29  m  7  0^-29  m  74—17/  9/— 26/ 8  c— 
26/  84 

Bazley,  — ,  7m  6  6— 8m  6  6— 9m  7/— 27m 

64— 29m  6c— 30m  7c 


Beach,  Sir  M.,  3  a  5  /—I  m  5/— 16  m  6  c- 

/  6/— 18/  7c     '-;  '■     

Beaumont,  ^.,7 m  5 6 — 19 m  6/ 


13/  6  c— 13/  6/— 18/  7  a— 18/  66—27/  8  4 


Beecroft,  — ,  26  m  8  6 

Belper,  Lord,  19  m  6  6 

Bentinek,  — ,  21  a  7  c— 24  a  74— 28  a  6  a— 

9  m  6/— 15  m  74— 16  m  7  c— 16  m  7/— 5/  7r 
—9/  64—18/  6  c— 23/  6  c— 24/  6/— 24/  86 
-  24/  8  6—26/  8  c— 26/  8/— 27/  9  4—30/  9  d 
-80/  9/ 

Berkeley,  — ,  19/  8  a 

Blake,  — .  23/  7  6—25/  6  c— 27/  9  d 

Bonham-Oarter,  J.,  15  m  7  6—22  m  8  o— 

19/  8  6 

Bourne,  Col.,  9/  7  6 

BouYerie,  — ,  1  a  5/— 24a   7c — Im   5^— 

5m  6c — 6m  8c — 8m  6c— 16m  76— 19m  le 
—19  m  7/— 20  m  8  c— 22  m  7  a— 22  m  8  a— 
26  m  7  c— 26  m  7/— 27  m  6/— 29  m  7  c  and  c— 9  j 
6/— 12/  64—12/  7  c— 13/  7/-18/  8  a— 19/ 
7  a— 19/  86—23/  6  c— 26/  9/— 26/  10  a 

Bowyer,  Sir  Geo.,  21a  6/— 21a  74— 28  a 

8c— 30a  6c— Im  8c— 5m  7c— 6m  104— 
12  m  8  c— 18  m  7  a— 16  m  7  c— 15  m  7/— 16  k 
7c— 19m  74-22m  76— 22m  7c— 26m  6c— 
30m  64—6/  64—11/  6  c— 12/  66—16/  8  a 
—19/  7  c 


June  30, 1868.]     palmeb's  ikdex  to  **  the  times  "  kewspapeb. 


Par 


Farliamentary  Speeches  {continued), 

Brady,  Dr.,  4  a  7  6—8  m  8  c--16  m  6/— 16j 

7d—19j  7rf— 19i  8fl— 23j  If 
Bright,  Jacob,  16  m  7/-29m  ee—llj  6  c 

26  J  6  b 
John,  1  a  7  (f— 6  m  6/— 6  m  8  « — 8  w  7  a 

— 8 III  7  e— 15m  6/— 16  m  7  C--16  m  $d—l9  m 

6«— 19  m  7«— 19  m  7/— 22  m   6e— 26  m  6/— 

26m  7/-29m  7fl— 29m  7c— 9i  6d-9J  6/ 

— 9i  7  c— 9i  7/-.12i  6/— 17 J  9  c 
Bromley,  Da\enpor   — ,  80  a  6  d— 24  j  7  a — 

26 J  8  e 
Browne,  Lord  J.,  19  m  7«— 16i  7  c— 16j 

7  <i— 19J  7/ 
Brace,  Sir  Hervey,  la  7a— 8m  8c— 16i 

7  6— 19i  86 
• ,  8a  60— 28a  6ci— 80a   6c— 80a  6c 

— 7m  5a— 9m  7a— 23m  6<i— 26m  7c— 29m 

6  c— 29  m  7d— 5i  7  6— 5J  7/— Hj   6  c— 12J 

7  6— 18i  7  6— 25j  6  a 

Buckingham,  Duke  of,  8  a  5  c— 2^  a  6  a— 

2m  7c— 9m    5c— 28m   5a^23m  6c— 27m 
6d— 12j  66 

Buller,  Sir  E.,  29  a  6  c 

Butler,  — ,  26 j  8  d 

Buxton,  — ,  4  a  7 6—29  a  6c— 21  m  6 6 

SirF.,  Im  5(Z— 12  m  8  a 


Cambridge,  Duke  of,  8  a  5  a— 20  j  6  a 

Camperdown,  Earl  of,  30  m  6/ 

Candliflh,  — ,  21  a  7 6—23  a  6c— 30 a  6  c— 

7  m  5  a— 16  m  7  c— 26  m  7  c— 30  m  8  a— 6  j 
7/— 9i  7  c— 13i  6  c— 16i  7<^-23i  6d— 2Gj 

ed 

Canterbury,  Abp.  of,  24  a  6  c— 28  a   6  6— 

16  m  66— 12i  6ar-26i  7  a 

Cardwell,  — ,  4  a   8  c— 24  a  7  c— 6  m  7  c— 

6  m  8/— 13  m  6/— 16  m  7  c— 26  m  8  a— 29  m 

7  6— 30  m  7  c— «i  6d— lOj  7d— 17J  10  6— 
23 J  8  a— 26i  8«— 26j  10  a 

Carlisle,  Bp.  of,  24  a   6/— 20  m  6  c— iDj 

6a 

Carnarvon,  Earl  of,  la  5c— 8a  5  c— 24a 

5a— 24a  5c— 9m  66— 13m  6c— 13m6(i- 
20  m  6  c— 28  m  5  6—80  m  5  c— 12  j   6  6— 17J 

8  c— 19j  6c— 20j  7  a— 27j  6  c— 30 j  8a— 
30J  8/ 

Carnegie,  —,20m  8  6— 12J  7c— 13?*  7c— 

26i  8  d 

Carter,  — .  1  a  7  a— 26  J  8  c 

Cave,  — ,  8  a  5  c — 3a  5/— 4 a  7  6 — 21  a  7  6 

— ^28a  6a— 30a  60— Im  6d— Im  6c— 13m 
6/— 13  m  7/— 14  m  8  c— 20 m  6  rf— 30 m  6  c— 
7  J  8<f— 9j  8  c— lOJ  6d— 13j  6d— 13j  6/— 
lej  6  c— 23J  6d— 23j  6/— 23j  7  a— 26j  8  c 
— 26j  8d— 26j  9/— 30i  9  6— SOj  9  c 

Cavendish,  Lord  Edw.,  1  m  6  d— 26j  6  d 

Lord  G.,  7m  6  a— 9m  7a 

Cecil,  Lord  E.,  6  m  9  d— 29  m  Qf—ZSJ  6  d 

Chambers,  Montague,  22  a  6  c— 23  a  6cf— 

6  TO    9/— 7  m  5  6— 12  m   7/— 16  m   7d— 16j» 

7  a— 16  m  7/— 30  m  6rf— 13  7'  7d— 16  7*  7rf— 
26i  8  c— SOj  9/ 

T.,2a  6c— 21m  6a— 21m  6c 

Chancellor,  Lord,  3  a   6  6 — 4  a   6  a — 24  a 

5  c— 26  a  6  a— 29  a  6/— 5  m  6  6— 9  m  6  c— 
12m  5 «^13 m 6 (2^16 m  6a— 16m  6c— 19m 


Parliamentary  Speeches  (continued), 

6  c— 27  m  6i^— 12j  6  a— 16i  6  c— 17^8  d— 
19 j  6  (2  and  c— 20 J  6  c— 20 j  6/— 30j  7  d 

of  the  Exchequer,  2  a  6  c — 3  a  6  c — 21  a 

6/-21a  7d— 22a  66— 24a  66— 24a  7c— 
25a  7c— 29a  6{2— Im  8c— 5m  8a— 13m 
76— 15m  7dr-Um  7a— 19m  10  6— 22m  7d 
—22  m  8  6—26  m  8  a— 80  m  8  a— 5  j  ^f—bj 
7/— 6i   6/— 9i    6d— 9i    6/— 10;   6  a— lOj 

7  a— 12;  6  6—18;  8  a— 16;  6/— 16;'  7/— 19; 
6e— 19;  6/— 19;  8  6—23;  6  c— 23;  6  c— 24; 
6  c— 24;  8  6—26;  8<i— 26;  10  a— 30;  9  c 

Cheetham,  — ,  19  m  6  d— 27  m  6  d— 29  m 

6  c— 12;  7  d 

-  Chelmsford,  Lord,  8  a   5c^a   6a~16m 
6a— 26m  6c— 27m  6a— 27m  6d— 16;  6c 

Chichester,  Earl  of,  13;  6  6 

Childers,  — ,  8  a  6  c — 4  a  7  6—21  a   6  c— 

21a  7a— 21a  7c— 22a  66— 24a  6a— 24a 

7  6— 25a  7<^-26a  7/— Im  8c— 5m  6c— 
5 m  8 a— 9 m  7 c— 12m  7 d— 18m  7 6—13 m 
8a— 19m  76— 19m  86— 27m  7a— 80-m  8a 
— 6j  6  c— 5;  8  a— 6;  66—9;  6d— 13;  6  c— 
18;  7/— 16;  6/- 16;  7  c— 19;  8  6— 23j  6  c 
—23;  6/— 24;  8  c— 26;  9  c— 30;  9/ 

Clancarty,  Earl  of,  19  m  6  6—28  m  6  c— 30; 

76 
— —  Clanricarde,  Marquis,  1  a  5  d — 3  a  6  6 — 8  m 

6  a— 12  m  5  c— 15  m  6  a— 19  m  6  c— 27  m  6d 

—29  m  6d— 12;  6  a— 13;  6  a— 16;  6d— 19; 

6c 

Errata  in  Speech,  80  a  6/ 

Clarendon,  Earl  of,  16;  6  6—19;  6  <^-26; 

6c 
-1 —  Clay,  — ,  8  m   7  c— 16  m  7/— 19  m  8  6— 

30  m  6/— 13;  7/— 13;  8  a 
Cleveland,  Duke  of ,  1  a  5  d— 8  a  5  6—18  m 

6d— 19  m  6  c— 24;  6  c 
Clinton,  Lord,  12  m  6  c— 23;  6  c 

Clive,  — ,  3  a  7  c— 80  a  6  c— 9  m  7  a— 18; 

6  6— 30; -9  c 

Cochrane,  B.,  25  a  6  d— 15  m  8  a — 16  m  7  a 

—19  m  7  6— 19  m   7/— 28  m  5  c— 29  m  8  a— 

80  m  6  c— 5;  6  6— 12i  66— 17i  8d— Wj  6/ 

—26;  8  c— 26;  9  6 
Cogan,  —,8m  7c— 30m  7c— 6;  6d— 19; 

8  c— 23;  8  a 

Cole,— ,11;'  6c 

Colebrooke,  Sir  B.,  26  m   76— 29  m   7  c— 

29  m  8  a— 6  j   8  a— 9;  6/— 9;*  7  c— 13;  7  c— 

16;  6/— 23;  7  c 
Coleridge,  —,4  a  7  c— 14  m  8  d — ^21  m  6  6 

—23;  7  a 
Collier,  Sir  B., 2a  6a— 29a  6d— 5m  76— 

15  m  7  c— 16  m  7  d— 19  m  6  d— 19  m  6/— 21  m 

66— 22  m  7  c— 12;  6  c— 26;  9/ 

Colonsay,  Lord,  13  m  6  c 

Colville,  Lord,  19  m  6  6 

OonoUy,  — ,  5  m  6  d 

Cork,  Earl  of.  27;  7  c 

Corrance,  — ,  7  m  5  a— 13  m  6/— 18  m  7d 

—13;  6/— 18;  66 

Corrie,  — ,  29  a  6  c 

Corry,  — ,  6  m   6d— 6  m   7/— 12  m  6  6- 

12  m  6  d— 12  m  7  /— 22  m  7  d— 6;  6  6—9;  6 1 
Errata  in  Speech,  15  m  11 6 


Par 


PALMEB*S  DTDEX  TO  "  THB  TIIOBB  "  2TBW8PA]?EB. 


[April  1  to 


Farliamentarr  Bpeedhes  (continued). 

Co^er,  — ,  1  m  6  6—16  m  7  a— 16  m  7/— 

80m  6(2 

Earl,  3a  5c 

Errata,  8  a  4  c 

— ^  Cranbbme,  Lord,  8  a  6  <i 

Cranworth,  Lord,  25  a  6  a — 8w  6  a — 15  to 

6  a— 19 j  6  dr-20j  7  a— 23  j  6  c 

Craufurd,  — ,  23a  6c— 5m  6«— 6to  9c— 

9to  6/"— 9to  So— 16ot  7/— 21to  66— 22m 
6d— 2*6to  lb— 29m  6e— 29to  Id—Sj  8a— 
9i  6/— 9i  7  6— lOj  6/— 12j  7  c— 18 J  7d- 
13 j  7/— 28  j  7  a— 26  j  9  d 

^.Crawford,  — ,  15  to  7<?— 26iii  7  a— 27j  9  c 

— SOJ  9  6 
Orossley,  Sir  F.,  15  to  7  a— 9  j  8  c— 12^  7d 

Crum-Ewing,    — ,  23  a   6d—19m  7d—9j 

7  c— ISj  7  c— 19j  8  6— 28j  8  a 

Cumming-Bruce,  Major,  26  to  7  d — ^29  to  7  c 

and/ 

Dalglish,  — ,  5to  8a— 16 to  7/— 19 to  7/— 

20  TO  6  d— 26  TO  7  6— 26  TO  8  a— 29  TO  7  a— 29?rt 

7  c— 9  j  7  c— 12j  7  c 

Dalbousio,  Earl  of,  12  to  5  e — 13  to  6  c 

Davenport,  — ,  12  j  lb 

Dawson,  Peel,  1  a  6/— 8  to  8  6 

De  Grey,  Earl,  1  a  5  d— 3  a  6  a— 16  to  6  c— 

10.7  6a-~i3j  Hd 

Delamere,  Lord,  20  j  6  e 

Denbigh,  Earl  of,  4  o  6  c 

Denman,  Lord,  13  wi  6d 

Denman,  — ,  22  a  6  c— 29  a  7  c — ^7  to  5  a — 

8  TO  6  a— 16  TO  7  a— 22  TO  7  c— 22  to  8  a— Uj 
6(i-16i  86— 26j  9c-26j  10  a 

Dent,  —  27 j  96-29^  9/ 

Derby,  Earl  of,  24  a  6  c— 28  a  6  o— 29  a  5  6 

20  TO  6  c— 27  TO  6  c— 26j  7  a 
Devon,  Earl  of,  3  a  5  6—13  to  6  c— 29  to  6  d 

— 13j  6  c— 17i  8  c— 19i  6d— 24j  6  c 

-  Devonflhire,  Duke  of,  12  to  5  e — 30  to  5  c — 
Ijdd 

Dickaon,  Mi^or,  18  to  8  a 

Dilwyn,  — ,  28  a  6  c— 13  to  6/— 13  to  7  c— 

16  TO  7/— 21  TO  6  6— 6i  7c— 5 j  7/-13J  6/ 

Djmsdale,  — ,4a  7  6 

Disraeli,  ~,  3  a  5/— 3  a  8d— 4  a  6/— 4  a 

7  6—4  a  8/— 22  a  66—28  a  6  6—28  a  8  6  and  c 
29a  6c— 29a  6d— Ito  5c— Ito  8a— 5to  5d 
— 5to  5c— 5m  76— 6?»  8c— 6 to  8d— 6to  96 
— 8to  6c— 8 to  6c — 8 TO  7d— 8to  8a— 9 to  6/ 
— 12to  6a— 12 to  66— 15 to  Od— 15 to  7  6— 
16 TO  6  c— 16  TO  6/— 16to  7/— 19  to  6  c— 19  to 
76— 19  TO  7/— 20  TO  6  d— 22  TO  6d— 22to  7/ 
—22  TO  8  a— 23  TO  5  d— 28  to  7  c— 26  to  7  a— 
— 26to  7c— 26to  8c— 27to  6/— 29to  6/"— 
29to  7  c— 29  to  7  c— 30 to  6c— 80 to  7  a— aOm 
7  c— 5i  6  6— 5 J  6d— 6j  6  6— 9^6  c— 9  j  6/ 
—9j  7  6— 9 j  86— lOj  7  a— 12.;  6  c— 127  7d 
— 13j  6  c— 16.7  6  c— 16i  6/— 16^  7  6— 19j  6/ 
—19 J  7  a— 19i  8  a— 23;  6  c— 23^  8  a— 26J 
8d— 26j  8  c— 26j  9  a— 26j  9/— 26j  10  d— 
30j9d 

Dixon,—,  10.7  7d— 26J  66 

Dodflon,  — ,  21  a   7  c— 21  a  7  d— 28  a  7  c— 

16to  8  a— 19to    6 d— 20  to  6  c— 16J    86— lOj 
8a 
82 


Id 


Parliamentary  Speeohea  {continued^. 
Doff,  Orant,  19  m  6  c— 26to  8  a— 29 

— 9i  7  6— 13j  6/— 26j  8c— 26/  8/ 

Duffeiin,  Lord,  27 j  6  c 

Dunne,  Col.,  15  to  7  d— 19  to  7  d 

General,  5  j   6  c— 5  j    7  c— 16j    6  c— 16; 

7a— 23;  7ar-24j  7«— 25j  6c— 27/9 d— 30 j 


9c 


Dyke,— ,28a  6c 
Eaton,—,  80 j  9c 
Ebury,  Lord,  16  to  6  c 
Edwards,  Sir  E.,  16to  6d 
Sir  H.,  6to  9a^l9TO  7d— 23j  6c 


Egerton,  A.,  19  to   6  d— 29  m  6  c— 6  j  6  6— 

12  j  7d 

Elcho,  Lord,  1  to  7  c— 9  to   If— 20  m   7  e— 

23 TO  7 6— 26to  8  a— 27m  6c— 29 to  6c— 29 m 
7  f^BO  TO  6  a-30  TO  7  d— 16  j  6  c— 24 j  7  6— 
24/  8  a— 26/  8  c— 30/  9  c— 80/  9d 

—  Ellenborough,  Earl  of,  1  a  6  c — 3  a  5  b — 
•    23  TO  5  a— 20/  6  a 

Ellice,  — ,  19  TO   7  c— 26  w  7  6—29  to  7  c— 

9/  6/— 12/  7  c 

Ely,  Bp.  of,  80  TO  6e 

Enfield,  Viscount,  29  m  6  c— 24/  7  a — 30 j 

10  6 
Erskine,  Adm.,  9  to    6  /— 30  m   6  c— 17  j 

10  c 
Esmonde,  — ,  8  to  8  c— 21  to  6  c— 23/  7/— 

23/  8  a— 26/  10  a 

.  Eversley,  Lord,  23to  5a 

Ewart,  — ,  14  TO  8  a 

Exeter,  Marquis  of,  3  a  5  6 

Errata  in  Speech,  4  a  10  c 


Eykyn,  — ,  29  a  6  c— 24/  8  6 
Eane,  Col.,  24/  8  a 
—  Error  in  Speech,  25/  6/ 
Fawcett,  — ,  8a  5/— 21  a   7c— 24a 


6i 


6 TO  10a^-6TO  10c— 8to  7a— 8m  7c — ^9i«Sa 
—19 TO   8  6— 22 TO  8a— 29to  6c— SOm    6c— 
12/  6  c— 12/  7  c— 17/  9  6—19/  7  c— 19/   7e 
—23/  6  c— 25/  6  c— 26/  10  a 
Errata  in  Speech,  7  to  8  a 


FerguBson,  Sir  J.,  24  a   8  6 — 25  a  6  c— ^  « 

10  d— 8  TO  7  a— 8  TO  7  c— 9  to  8  a— 19  m  7e 
— 19to  8a— 19to  8c— 26to  7c— 29m  6/— 
29m  7c— 30to  Ba—^j  80— 9/  76-12/  7e 
—13/  7/— 16/  8  6—18/  66—18/  6  d— 25; 
6  c— 30/  10  6 

Feversham,  Lord,  5  m  5  c 

Fildes,  — ,  19  m  6  c 

Fitzgerald,  Lord  Otho,  1  m  5  d 

Floyer,  — ,  18  to  7  c— 16  m  7/— 29  «   6  c— 

30to  8a 

Fordyce,  — ,  19  to  7  d— 29  m  8  a— 26/  8  d 

Forster,  C,  7to  56— 19 to  6d— 19/  6  c 

W.  E.,  28a   6a— 30a   6c— Um   72^— 

21to  66— 21m  6c— 22to  7d— 23m  7c— 30» 
6  c— 5/  7  c— 17/  9  a— 17/  9  6—23/  6  c— 24/ 
6c— 26/  6d— 26/  8c 

Fortescue,  C,  8to   86—10/  7  c — 12/  6  J 

—16/  6/— 16/  7a^l9/  7  6—19/  7  c— 24^ 
8  c— 30/  9  c 

Earl,  13  TO   6  d— 13  to   6c— 19  m   6fr— 

20  TO  6  c— 27  TO  .6d— 13/  66—17/  8  c— 19  » 
6d  J  J  . 


Jime  80, 1868.]     paitHbb'a  ikdsz  to  "thb  tuces  "  ztewbpafxb. 


Par 


Fftrliaoientary  Speeohot  («on<<iiiMd). 

^—  Foster,  — ,  21  m  6  e 

French,  Col.,  22  a  6  a—22  a  6  6—24  a   6  & 

—26a  7/— 80a  6«— «iii  8&— 15to  7/— 16ifi 
7/— 26i»  7d— 29iii  7<J— 6j  66— 16^  6d- 
16 j  7  6— 19j  7  c— 19j  7  ^-24 J  86—26^*  6« 
— 30  j  9  c 

Freehfield,  — ,  SSa  6d— 18m  8a 

Qallwey,  Sir  W.,  80  a  6  ©—26^  8  d 

Oahray,  Lord,  Im  6  c— 11/  6  c— 12j  7d— 

16  j  7  c 

Guelee,  Seijt.,  21a  6/— 80  a  6d— 8  m  6/ 

—9m  7<l— 16m  76— 16m  86— 19m  6/— 
19m  86— 21m  6c— 22m  7«— 29m  7c— 29m 
7f-^j  6  6— 9i  76— I9i  7  6— 24j  7  a— 26j 
8  c— 26/  9/ 

QihBoi^,  Milner,  2a   66— Um  8d— 26m 

6e— 80  m  7  a— 6  j  6  a— 18j  7i— 19j  7  a— 
28j  6/— 27i  8/— 27i  96 

Gilpin,  — ,  22  a  66— 28  a  6/— 18  m  6/— 

19m  8a— 26m  6<i— 26m  7a— 12j  Id 

Gladstone,  W.  E.,  8  a  6a— 8  a  8c— 4 a  7  a 

—4a  76— 4a  9/— 24 a  6/— 26 a  7 c— 28 a  66 
— 28a  86— 28a  8c— 29a  6d— Im  6c— Im 
7tfi— 6m  6fr— 6m  7c— 6m  8c— 6m  9c— 8m 
6 e — 8 m  6 c— 8m  7  6—8 m  7 c  and  d— 8 m  8 a 
—9  m  6/— 12  m  7/— 18  m  6/-18  m  7  c— 14  m 
9a— 16m  6c— 16m  76— 16m  86— 16m  6(2 
—  16m  6/— 16m  76— 19m  6c— 19m  7c— 
19m  8a— 19m  8 6— 20 m 6 1^— 22 m  7c— 22m 
8a— 28m  6c— 28m  7c— 26m7d— 26m  7/— 
29m  6/— 29m  7a— 29m  7c— 30m  6c— 30m 
7  a— 80m  7c— 6/  6  6— 6 j  6c— 6j6/— 9j  7a 
— 9i  76—9/  8^—10/  7  a— 12/  6d— 18/  7/ 
—18/  8  a— 16/  6/— 16/  7d— 16/  7/— 19/ 
7«— 19/  7/— 28/  6  c— 28/  8  a— 24/  76— 
26/  9^-26/  10  a— 27/  96—80/  9d 
Glonoeeter,  Bp.,  10/  6  a— 12/  6  a 

Goddard,  — ,  26/  Sd 

Goldney,  — ,  21  a  7  6—22  a  6  6—22  a  6/— 

25a  7cl— 26a  7/— 29a  64— 9m  7a— 16m 
6&— 16m  6c— 16m  86— 16m 7c— 19m  86— 
SOm  8  a— 9/  6/— 9/  7  c— 11/  66 

.  Goldamid,  Sir  F.,  2  a  6  c— 22  a  6/— 26  a 

6c — 80a  6e— 6m  96— 16m  76— 16m  7 d— 
20  m  6d— 21m  6  a— 26  m  8  c— 12/  6  c— 16/ 
6  c— 19/  7  6—28/  7  0-30/  9  c— 30/  10  a 

^—^  Qore^OrmBhjt  12/  7c 

.  Gorst,  — ,  21a   6c— 22a   6c— 28a  6c— 

13m  7/— 14m  86— 27m  6*-29m  6«— 6/ 
66—9/  6d— 9/  7  6^-16/  8^-17/  96 

Goschen  —,1a   6  c— 22  a   6/— 26  a   7/— 

30a  6c--^m  7c— 9m  8a— 20m  86—6/  6a 
_6/  7  a— 10/  6  c— 16/  6  c— 17/8/— 17/  9  c 
—24/  7  a— 27/  9  6 

.  Graham,  —,28a  6d— 29m  6/— 9/  6/— - 

27/  9d 

GnuiTiHe,  Earl,  8a  6  6— 4a  6<i— 28a  Bd 

— 29a  6c— 13m  6c— 19m  6a— 27m  6d— 
29  m  6d— 16/  6  c— 17/  8  c— 19/  6d-20/  6  c 
—24/  6  c— 26/  6  0-30/  8/ 

Granard,  Earl  of,  80/  76 

.  Gravee,  — ,  2  a  6  c— 8  a  6  c— 21  a  7  6—25  a 

6Z>— 29a  6c— Im  6<^12m  7/— 14m  8a— 
22  m  7d— 9/  7  6—10/  6d— 26/  6  c 

Gray,  Capt.,  19  m  6c 


Parliamentary  Speeohaa  (continticd]. 

Gray,  Sir  J.,  8a  7d— 8m  8c— 16m  7/— 

10/  7a— 13/  6c— 28/  7/— 23/  8a 

GreaTOB,  — ,  6  m  8/ 

Greene,  — ,  1  a  6  c— 2  a  6  c^-3  a  8  d— 28  a 

6c— 24a  7  6— 29a  6<^-<80a  6c— 8m  7c— 
12m  6  6— 27m  7  a— 80m  7  c— 18/  7  c— 26/ 
66 

—- Gregory, —,  22 a  6c— Im  6(i— 6m  8c— 
6/  7C-6/  7/— 12/  6  6— 16i  7  a— 16/  7  c— 
18/  6c— 19/  6/— 19/  7  c— 19/  7/— 28/  7  6 
—23/  8  a— 26/  8/ 

Grenfell,  — ,  20m  7 c— 28/  6  c 

Greiille,  Col.,  8  a  6  c— 4  a  8  d— 8  m  8  6— 

16m  86 

Grey,  Earl,  8  a   6  a — 4  a    6  d— 24  a  6  d— 

26  a  6a— 6m  6  6 — 9m  6d — 12m  6  c— 16m 
6  a— 19  m  6  6— 29  m  64—18/  6  c— 17/ 8  c— 
19/  6(1—20/  6  a— 26/  6/ 

Sir  G.,  8m  7  a— 8m  7c— 9m  7/— 16m 

6/— 15m  7c— 19m  6c— 22m  8o— 28m  Be— 
29  m  7  c— 6/  6  c— 6/  6d— 16/  7  c— 19/  8  a— 
26/  9/— 80/  9  c— 80/  106 

Griffith,  — ,  8a    5c— 4a  76— 22a   6c— 

24a  6a— 24a  7c— 26a  76— 80a  6(2— 6m 
6/— 6m  86— 6m  9c— 8m  6c— 8m  7(2— 8m 
7c— 12m  6a— 16m  7c— 19m  7(2— 19m  86 
—23m  6e— 27m  76— 30m  7c— 6/  66—9/ 
6(2—9;  6/— 9/  7  6—10/  7  a— 11/  6  c— 17/ 
9a— 19/  7a— 24/  6c— 26/  6  c— 26/  Sd 

Ghrosrenor,  Oapt.,  28  a  6  (2—19/  7  c 

Grove,— ,28/  6<2 

GninneBS,  Sir  A.,  28/  8  a 

Gnmey,  S.,  22  a  6 c— 12 m  6  6— 16m  7  a— 

16  m  7(2— 19  m  6  c— 12/  6/— 12/  7(2 

Hadfleld,— ,2a  6a— 22a  6/— 23a   6(2— 

6  m  6  (^16  m  6  c— 16  m  6/— 26/  9  e 

Haliftt,  Lord,  8a  66— 29a  66— 29a  6a 

—28m  6c 

Hamilton,  Lord  J.  Gland,  8  a  7  (2—28  a  6  (2— 

Im  6(2—6/  6c— 16/  7(2—26/  6c 

Note  onhia  Speech,  4 m  8  a 

Viecount,  4a  8c— 16m  66 

Hankey,  T.,  6  m  8  6—13  m  7  a — 16  m  8  a— 

16  m  6/— 26m  6^e— 9/  6.c— 23/  7  c— 30/ 
9c 

Hardoaatle,  — ,  Im  6d— 9m  76— 16m  7/ 

—12/  7(2 

Hardinge,  Visoonnt,  3  a  6  a— 18  m  6  c 

Hardy,  G.,  la  6/— 2a  6c— 3a 6/— 4a  7 6 

—21a  7d— 22a  6a— 22a  6c— 28a  6(i— 24a 
6a— 24a  7(2— 28a  7c— 29a  6c— 80a  6c— 
Im  6c— 6m9c— 8m  6c— 8m  6(i— 9m  76— 
18  m  6/— 16  m  6  c— 16  m  7  c— 16  m  6  c— 19  m 
6«-.19m  8  6— 20m  6(2— 20m  8c— 22m  6(2 
— 22m76andc— 28m6a— 26m6(2— 26m  6/ 
—26  m  7/— 27  m  6  c— 27  m  6/— 29m  6/— 
29m  7c— SOm  6c— 30m  7c— 6/  66—6/  66 
—6/  6(^-9/  6(i— 9/  7/— 10/  7  0—12/  6c 
—13 J  6/— 13/  7  c— 16/  6(2—16/  86—17/ 
10c— 18/  6  c— 19/  6/— 23/  6(2—24/  8  6— 
26/  8/— 26/  9d— 30/  9  6--80/  9(J— 30/  9(2 
—30/  10  a 

J.,  8m  76— 29m  76 

Hardwicke,  Earl  of ,  24  o  6  €—29  a  6/ 

Harrowhy,  Earl  of ,  1  a  6  (2—28  a  6  6—29 

ft  9  Ra 


Par 


PALHSB*8  IKDEX  VO  "  THE  TIMBB  "  mSWgPAPEB. 


[April  1  to 


7  a— 


Parliamentary  Speeohea  (continued). 
6  a— 2  m  7e-^m  86— 16»i   6  c— aoj 
24  j  6  c— 27  J  8  6 

Hartington,  Marquis  of,  29  a  7  <2— 6  m  8  a — 

6  w  9  c— 6  j  6  6— 6i  6  c 

Harrey,  R.  J.,  26  m  7  d    • 

Hay.  Lord  W.,  26  a  7  6—22  m  7  tf— 28  J  7  6 

— 27j  96 

Sir  J..  28a  8c— Im   6c— 9m  76— 12m 

7/— 12  m  8  a— 29  m  7/ 

Hayter,  — ,  9m  6/— 26m   7d— 16m  66— 

19  j  7  6 

Capt.,9j  7  6— 24j  7e 


Headlam,  — ,  21  a  7  d— 1  m  6  d — 7  m  5  6 — 

19  m  8  a— 22  m  86— llj  6  6— 23j  6  c— 27j 
96 

Heatheote,  Sir  W.,  1  m  6  6— 14  m  8/ 

Henley,  — ,  2  a  6  6—2  a  6  c — 8  a  6  6 — 28  a 

OfZ— 80a  (ic— 9m  7a— 21m  6c— 6j  76— 
16  J  7  a— 18j  66— 19j  7c-25j  6  d— 27i  9  6 

Lord,  80  a  6  6 

Henderson,  — ,  26  m  7  a 

Herbert,  Gen.,  6  m  9/— 9  m  7d— 12  m  7/ 

—20  m  7  c— 80  J  9  d 

Mr..  22  m  7d 


1-  Heygate,  Sir  F.,  28  a  6  c— 8 m  6  c— 16 m  6/ 

— 23  m  6  c— 26  w  6  c— 9 J  6  c— 16j  7a^l7j 
10  c— 28  J  6  c— 23j  8  a 

Hibbert.  — ,  22  a   6(?— Om   8  c— 8  m  7/— 

19  m  6  c— 19  m  8  6—22  m  7  6— 26m  7  6—80  m 

6  c— 12i  6(^-12j  7rf— 16j  7d— 16i  8  a— 
26  j  9  c 

— ^  Hodgkinson.  — ,  26  m  7  6 

Hogg,  Col.,  29  a  7  c— 9  m  6  a— 16  m  6  6— 

6i  6  a— 18  j  6  d 

Holland,—,  la  6/— 3a  6/— 26/  Qd 

Hope,  Beresford,  4  a   7/— 14  m  8  a — 16  m 

7  a— 19  m  7i— 22  m  7/— 26  m  7  c— 29  m  7  a 
6i7c— 6i6  6— 9i  7  a— 18j  6  c— 24j  7  a— 
26 J  8  c— 80 J  9/ 

Hornby.  — ,  80  a  6  c 

Horsfall,  — ,  8  a  7  6—24  a  6  6—26  a   7/— 

18  m  6/— 13  m  8  a— 12?'  7d-16i  8  6—197 
6/— 19  j  8  6 

Horaman,  4  a  7  a — 28  a  7  c — 6  m   9  a — 8  m 

7d— 15m  7d— 29m  7c— 29m  7c 

Hotham,  Lord,  16  m  7  6— 80/  9  c 

Houghton,  Lord,  8  m   6  a — 28  m  6  a— 80  m 

6d— 80/  6/ 

Howard,  Lord  E.,  16  m    7d— 19  m   7  6— 

80m  7d— 9j  7  6 

Howes,  — ,  26/  8c 

Hubbard, —,  28 a   6(1— 24a   7  6— 14m  8c 

—14  m  9a— 18/  7  a— 16/  6d— 25/  6  6 

Hughes,  — ,  28  a  6d— 13/  6  d— 24/  8  c 

Hurst,  — ,  1  m  5 i— 17/  96 

Hutt,  Sir  W.,  80  a  6  a— 29  m  6/ 

Ingestre,  Lord,  16  m  8  c 

Innes,  — ,1m  6  d 

Jackson,  W.,  27  m  7  c 

Jervis,  Colonel,  26  m  7  a— 24/  7  e 

— —  Major,  23  m  6  c 

Jervoise,  Sir  Jervoise,  2  a  6  c— 8  a  5  /— 9  m 

6/— 19  m    6d— 12/   6  c— 16/ 6  d— 19/    6/— 

23/ 6d 
Karslake,  — ,  21  a   6/— 28o  7  a— 22m  8c 


FarUameniarr  SpeeohM  (eonUnued). 

—28  m  7  a— 29?»  7d— ll/,6  6— 17/  9e— 17/ 

10  c— 24/  6  c— 24/  6/ 
Kendall, —,  80a   6  6— 6m   7  6-^7 m   6a— 

8  w  7  d— 19  m  7  c— 22  m  7  6—16/  8  a— 28/  6 1 
Kennedy,—,  2  a   fka—Sa  Sf -SO  a   6/— 

19/  86 
-. KesteTen.  Lord,  29  m  6  d 

Killaloe,  Bp.  of,  27/  8  e 

Kimberley,  Earl  of,  8  a  6  c — 4  a  6  c — 2Sa 

66— 8m  6a^l8m  6d— 16m  6a— 27m  6a— 
27m  6d— 29m  6d— 80m  6d— 17/  8c— 19/ 

6  c— 24/ 6  c— 26/  7/ 

King,  Loeke,  19m  6c 

Kingseote,  Col.,  19/  6/ 

Kingston,  Lord,  9  m  6  c 

Kinnaird,— ,la6/— 21a6d— 26a7/— 30fl 

6c— 9m  8a— 19m  7/— 19m  8  6— 27m  7  6— 
9/  7  c— 10/  7  c— 12/  7  c— 18/  6e— 18/  7  c— 
17/  9  a— 28/  7  c 

Knatohbull-Hogessen,    9m '7 a— 13m    7/ 

—18m  8a— 21m  6c— 22m  86— 29m  6/— 
18/  6  a 

Knight,  — ,  18/  6  a 

Knightley,  Sir  R.,  19  m  7  a— 22  m  7  h — SO  m 

7  a— 9/  7  6—26/  9/ 

Knox,  Col.  Brownlow,  16  m  8  c 

Col.  Stuart,  la  7  6— 6m  9a — 8m  8a— 

12m  So— 16m  6c— 15m  8  6— 16m  6d— 23n 
6  c— 26  m  7  a— 6/  6d— 6/  6  c— 10/  7  a— 12/ 

6  6-13/  6  c— 23/  6d— 84/  8  c 
Major,  17/   10  c 

Labouchere,  — ^,  1  a  5/— 8  a  6/— 21  a  6/— 

21a  7  a— 30  a  6  c— 9  m  8  a— 15  m  7d — 15  n 
7c— 16m  8a— 19m  66— 27m  6/— 29m  6^— 
29  m  6/— 18/  6d— 18/  6/— 16/  6  c— 16/  7r 
—17/  8/— 17/  9  6—24/  7  a— 24/  6  6—30*; 
10  6 

Laing,  — ,  6  m  8  a— 8  m  6  c — ^19  m   7  c— 

26m  8  a— 29  m  7d 

Laird,  — ,  18/  8  a 

Lamont,  — ,  8  m  6  6—8  m   6/— «  m   7  c— 

26  m  6  c— 6/  66—10/  7  a— 23/  6d 

-  Langton,  €k)re,  8  m  8  c — 16  m  8« — 11/  6  e 
—12/  7  c 

Lanron,  Sir  C,  4  a  8  d— 1  m  6  c — ^12  m  6a 

—16m  7  6 

Lawrence,  Aid.,  22  a  %f--l  m  6  6—16  mid 

—16  m  7  c— 16  m  6d— 16  m  7/— 13/  7«— 30j 
—10  6 

Lawson,  — ,  21  m  66—22  m  7 c— 23  m  ^d 

16/  7  6—23/  7  a 
Layard.— ,24a  66— 25o  6c— S8a   66— 

1  m  6  c— 13  m  6/— 16  m   6  6—16  m  7/~16  » 

7  c— 28  m  6  c— 12/  6  6—16/  6d— 16/  6r- 
26/  8  c— 26/  8  c— 26/  9  a 

Leatham,  — ,  18/  7  e 

Leeman,  — ,  22a  6e— 84a  7c— 10/  6£ 

—16/  8  a— 19/  86 
Lefevre,  Shaw,  22  a  6  e-^j  7  d — ^11/  6  a— 

11/  6d— 12/  6  6—28/  7«-26/  6  c 
Lefiroy,  — ,  8a   7c— 28a   6c— 8»  6c— 6j 

6/— 11/  6  c 
' Lennox,  Lord  H.,  1  a  6/— 1  m  5  li — 6  m  8  c 

12m  7c 
LeTeson-Gower,  Lord  R.,  29  m  7  d 


June  80, 1868.]     palueb's  isvbx  to  "the  tikes  "  itewbsaxeb. 


iai 


Parliamentary  Speeches  {continued), 

Levis,  Harvey,  2  a   6  c— 22  a  6/— -80  a  6« 

—7m  6fr— 9m  8a— 29m  6/— 6j  6/— 9j  6d 
— 18j  6i— 80j  106 

Lichfield,  Earl  of,  25  a  6a— 2m   7e--6m 

8a— 20m  6c 

Liddell,  — ,  24  a  7c— 6m  a«— 9m  6/— 

13  m  7d>-19m  7/— 22  m  8  c— 23m  6/— 29  m 
7  6— lOj  6/— 18i  76— 17j  96— 24j  6«— 
24j  8  a— 30  j  9  c 

Lifford,  Lord,  16  m  6  a — 16  m  6  a — 19  m  6  c 

— 23m  6c 

Lincoln,  Bp.  of,  28  a  5  <l 

Lindsay,  Col.  Loyd,  20  m  7  (^— 22  m  7  c  — 

29m  7  6 
Uoyd,  Sir  T.,  4  o  8  d 

Locke,  —,7m  6  6 — 8m  6  6 — 16m  8a — 

20m  6d— 22m  86— 29m  8o— 30m  8a— 5j 
7^i— 5j  7/— 16i  8  0^18 j  6d— 24j  6/— 30j 
10  6 

Loudon,  Bp.  of,  24  a  6  6 — 16  m  6  6 — 27  m 

6  c— 30  m  5/— lOj  6o— 12j  6  a— 26j  8  a 
Long,  — ,  22m  7  e 

Longiford,  Earl  of,  3  a  6  a- 3  a  5  6 — 10  j  6  a 

—24 J  6d 

Lopes,  Sir  M.,  13  m  7  c— 13  m  7/— llj  6  a 

15  J  la 

Lord  Advocate,  3  o  8  d—22  a  6/— 23  o   6  d 

— 8m  6  6— 9m  6/— 15m  6c— 19m  7d— 19m 
—7  c— 19  m  7/— 26  m  7  6—26  m  8  a— 29  m  6/ 
—29  m  7c-9i  6/— 9j  7  c— 12;  7e— 18?  7  c 
— 17j  10  c— 26  j  8<^-30j  9e 

Lowe,  — ,  8  a  6  c — 5  m  6  <i— 6  m  9  6—15  m 

7  c— 9i  7  a— Hi  6  c— 17 J  8/— 23j  6  c— 24j 
7  o— 26  j  9  c— 80i  9  e 

Lowther,  — ,  22  o   6  c— 13  m   6  c— 22  m   8  c 

— ^26 m  7  c— 26  m  8  a— 27m  7  a— 29  m  7  a— 
16 J  Id— 11}  9  6— 19j  7c— 24j  6/ 

Lusk,  Aid.,  21  o  6«— 21a   6/— 21a   7  c— 

22  a  6c— 6m  9/— 9w  7c— 12m  8a— 15m 
7  d— 15  m  1  c— 15  m  8  o— 16  m  7  o— 16  m  7  c 
— 19m  86— 27m  76— 30m  8a— 6j  6/— 5j 
7<i— 5j  7/— 9j  8  c— 16i  7/-30j  10  6 

Lyttelton,  Lord,  16  m  6  6— 16^  6  c— 17i  8  c 

— 19j  6d— 24j  6  c— 24j  6(J— 27j  8  a 

Lyveden,  Lord,  1  a  5  d— 8  a  6  6 — 1  m  5  6— 

2  j»  7  c— 9  m  6  «— 19  j  6  c— 20  j  6  6 

-  Mackinnon,    Capt.,  5  m   5  d — 12  m   6  6 — 
22m7d— 9j6c 

MacEvoy,— ,  22  m  7  c— 6i  66— 17j  10  c 

— 23j  6/— 26j  8d 

Magtiire,  — ,  13  m  6/— 19  m  6  d— 23  m  5  c 

—26  m  6d— 13j  7/— 19i  8  6 

— Malmesbnry,  Earl  of,  1  a  6  c — 1  a  5  d — 3  a 

5  a  and  6—4  a  6  a— 4  a  6  c— 24  a  5/— 25  a  6  a 
—28a  5a— 29a  56— 29a  5/— 1  m  5d— 2m 
7  c— 5  m  5  6—6  m  8  6—9  m  5  c— 18  m  6  c— 
13  m  6  c— 16  m  6a— 16m  6  6—20  m  6 c— 23  m 
6tt— 26m  6c— 27m  6a— 27m  6a— 27m  6d— 
80  m  6/— 80  m  6  a— 9i  6  c— 16j  6d— 17i  8  c 
— 20j   6  a— 24j  6e— 26j  6  c 

Manners,  Lord  John,  21  a   7  c— 24  a  6  6— 

28  a  8a— 80  a  6  c— 1  m  5 e— 1  m  8 c — 8  m  6  6 
— 8m    8a— 15m  6  6—15  m   7e— 16  m   8  o^ 

16  m  7  6— 16  m  7<'— 20  m  6d— 80  m  6  c— 
30  m  6  c— 6  j  6  a— 6  J  66— lOj  7  a— 26  J   8  c 


Parliamentary  Speeches  {contintud), 
— 26i  8d— 26  j  8c— 26j  8/— 30j  9c— 30j  10  a 

Marlborough,  Duke  of,  8  a  5  c — 4  a    6  d — 

28  a  6  a— 28  a  5  d— 6  m  8  6—8  m  6  a— 13  m 
6c— 16m  6a— 19m  6a— 19m  6c— 27m  6c 
— 13i  6  c— 16i  6  c— 19i  6<?— 27j  5/ 

Marsh,  — ,  26  a  Id--^  a  6  c— 17  j   9  o— 

24^6/ 

Martin,  Wykeham,  25  a  7/— 16j  8  a— 18  j 

6  6— 26j  9d 

Maxwell,  Sir  Stirling,  tee  SxiBLiivchMAZWELL 

Mayo,  Earl  of,  4a  7  6— 4a  8a— 29a  6c— 

6m  8c— 8m  8c— 12m  6a— 13m  6/— 15m 
7d— 19m  6d— 22m  7c— 23m  5e— 23m8a 
—26  m  6  c— 27  m  6  c— 29  m  6/— 6i  6d— 5j 
6/— 9i  6  c— lli  6  c— 12j  6d— IBj  6d— 13J 
6  c— 18i  8  6-16i  7  6— 16i  7  c— 19i  6/- 
19  J  7  6— 19j  7  c— 19j  7/— 23j  6  c— 23^  8  a 
— 24j  8  c— 25i  6  a— 26j  8d— 27j  8d 

McKenna,  Sir  J.,  17i  10  c 

McLagan,  — ,  20  m  86— 16i  86 

McLaren,  — ,  21  a  6/— 22  a  6  c— 28  a  6  d— 

23  a  6  c— 24  a  1  c— 30  a  6  c— 13  m  7  d— 16  wi 
7c— 16m  7d— 19m  7d— 19m  7c— 22m  If 
—26m  7  6— 27m  6c— 29m  lc—5jlc-^j 
8  a— 9  j  6/— 9j  7  6— 12j  7  c— 13^  7  c— 16j 
7d— 18j  6  c— 23j  7  a— 26j  9  c 

MeUy,  — ,  9m    8a— 20m    6/— 22m    If— 

11  j  66-16J  8a 

MiU,  — ,  la    5/— 3a    6/— 22a    6  6— 22a 

6d— 6m  10c— 8m  66— 8m  7d— 13m  7c— 
22m    86— 23m  5d— 29m   7a— 29m  7c— 6j 

6  6— 9  j  7  a— llj  6d— 13j  7d— 16;  7d— 16j 
7e— 16j  8  a— 17i  9  a— 18 J  6  c— 23j  6  c— 23j 

7  c— 24j  6/— 25i  6  c— 26i  9  c 

Miller,  — ,  28 a  6c— 29  m  7  d 

Mills,  J.  B.,  23  a  6d 

Milton,  Lord,  10  j  7  d 

Minto,  Earl  of,  12  m  5  c 

— -  Mofiat,  —,9  m  6/-13i  6/ 

Monoreiflf,  — ,  28  a  6  c — 8  m  6  c— 12  m   6  6 

—19m  7c— 19m  8a— 22m  7d— 26m  76— 
26  m  7  d— 29  m  7  c— 9  j  6/— 9 J  7  c— 12j  7  c 
— 13j  7  c 

Monk,—,  21a   6/— 21a  '7a— 24a    7d— 

26a  6c— 28a  6a— 16m  7a— 16m  7/— 19m 
6/— 19  m  8  6— 22  m  8  6— 11  j  6  a— 13  j  7/— 
13  j  8  a— 16j  6  c— 23j  6d— 24j  7  6 

Monsell,  — ,  28  a   6  c— 29  a  6  c— 6  m  9  c— 

28  m  5d— llj  6  c— 19j  7  6— 19j  7d— 28i8a 
Errata,  24a  8  6 

Montague,  Lord  K.,  8  a   5  c — 24  a  6  6 — 1  m 

5d— 9m  7a— 12m  66— 13m  6f— 19m  6d— 

29  m  6  c— 5i  7a-5.;  7d— 5j  7/— 6i  6  a— 
12 j  6  c— 16i  6d— 16j  7/— 19j  6/-19i  6/ 
— 26i   6  c— 27j  8d 

Montgomery,  Sir  G.,  29  m  7  d 

More,  — ,  29  a  6  d— 18j  7  6— 27i  8  d 

Morris,  — ,  8  m  8  c — 16  m  8  a — 19  m   6  ct^ 

16i  7  c— 17i  10  c— 19  j  7  c 

Morrison, — ,8a   8d — 14m  8c — 16m  7d 

—22  m  8  a— 16i  6/— 16j  6/ 
Mowbray,  —,3  a  6/— 24  a  7  d— 29  a   7  c— 

80a  6d— 17i  8c 
Murphy,  — ,  28  m  76— 29»  6/— 16j   7  c- 

16j7c— 28J8  6 

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Parliamentary  SpeaOhM  {continued). 

Naas,  Lord,  28  m  6^— 19j  7d 

Neate,  — ,  21a  7^~22a  6ii— 22tf  6e— 

6m  10&— 9m  75— 18m  7«— 19m  6d--21m 
6a— 21m  6&— 28m  6d— 29m  6^— 12t'  7«— 
13i  7  c— 17i  8<*— 17  m  9  a— 24j  60 

Kelson,  Earl,  28  m  6  a 

NoTiUe-Grenyille,  Ool.,  28  a  8e— 80  a  6e— 

13m  7/— 19m  86— 9/   76 

Newdegate,  — ,  22  a  66— 22  a  6/— 28  a  6  c 

—28a  8c— 29a  7/— «0a  6a-6m  6c— 8m 
6c— 8m  6/— 8m  7a— 8m  7c— 8m  7(i— 8m 
8a— 14m  9a— 15m  7a— 16m  86— 19m  6c— 
20m  8c— 21m  :6a— 22m  7a— 26m  6(1- 2m 
6/— 26m  8  a— 27m  6/— 29  m  7a— 80m  7d— 
30  m  7/— 6j  6d— 9j  8  a— llj  6e— 12j  7  6— 
13 j  7/-I8J  8a— 17i  8  c— 19i  86— 24^'  6  c 
— 24j  7  a 

Nicol,  — ,  29  a  6  c— 9  m  8  a— 18i  6  c 

North,  Ool.,  6m  9/— 8m  66— 19m  86— 

2  a  7  6-24 j  7/— 24j  86— 26^  8e 

Northcote,  Sir  8.,  8a  6/— 8a  8a— 4a  76 

—21a  6c— 24a  66— 24a  76— 24a  7c-^a 
66— 25a  76— 29a  6d— Im  5ii— Im  8c— 
Cm  8/— 6m  106— 9m  8a— 12m  6a— 18m 
G.f— 19m  6c— 22m  7c— 22m  8a— 28m  5c— 
10  j  6  c— 13 J  6  c— 16j  6  c— 16i  7  c— 17i  9  Or- 
I8j  6  c«— 19i  6/— 28 j  7  d^Uj  ef--2^J  7  a— 
26i  9/— 27i  9  c— 80j  9  6 

Ezrata  in  Speech,  22  a  10  c 

Norwood,  — ,  18  m  8  0^19  j  8  6— 27i  9  6 

Nngent,  OoL  QretiUa,  26  m  6  c— 61'  6  c— 

16i76— 80j9c 

O'Beime,  — ,  22a  6a— 28a 6 <i— 29a 60— 

8m  8c— 9m  7/— 9m  76— 18m  6/— 19m  66 
—20  m  6*-«0m  7  c— 16j  7  c— 28^7/ 

O'Brien,  Sir  P.,  4  a  7  6—28  a  6  <*— 26  a  7/ 

—28a  7a— Im  5c— 5m  76— 8m  6  6— 15m 
7c— 19m  8a— 5j  7c 

O'Donoghue,  The,  28  a  7  6— 16  m  6  c— 17i 

10  c— 19i  8  6— 26j  Bd 

OgU?y,  Sir  J.,  19  m  7/— 18i  7/ 

O'Loghlen,  Sir  0.,  2  a   6  c— 8  a  8d— 8O0 

6rf— Im  6a— 12m  6a— 13m  6/— 15m  7c— 
15m  8a— 16m  6c— 16m  7/— 19m  86— 21m 
6a— 21m  6d— 80m  7/— 19?*  7d— 23j  6c— 
23i7/— 24^8  6 

O'Reilly,  — ,   la   7  6— 3a   5/— 6m   9/— 

13  m  7  6— 20  m  7  a— 23  m  5d— 19i  6/— 19i 
7/— 30i9  6 

Errata  in  Speech,  21m  6/ 

Onslow,  — ,  1  a  5/ 

Osborne,  —,8a  7c— 6m  9  a— 9m  7c— 

15m  76— 15m  7/— 22m  7c— 29m  7a— 9i  8c 
— 12i7  6— 19i  7/— 19j  8  a— 26i  8/ 

Otway,— ,  la  5/— 4a  7  6— 21a  7a— 20m 

7c— 23m  5c— 30m  6c— SOm  7a— 6j  66— 
13i  8  a— 16i  6/— 19i  6/— 23j  6/— 26j  10  a 
'     Note  firom,  1  a  8  a 

Overstone,  Lord,  18  m  6  c— 18  m  6  c— 16  m 

6c— 29m  6d— 20^'  7a 

Oxford,  Bp.  of,  24  a  5  c— 20  m  6  c— 27m  6  a 

— 12i  6a— 13 J*  6d— 247  6c— SOj  Qa 

Pack-Beresford,  Capt.,  29  a  6  c 

— -.  Paget,  T.,  80  a  6  c— 18j  66 

PaJrington,  Sir  J.,  la  5/— 28a  6a-29o 


Parliamentary  Speedhee  {eontinned). 
6 c— 29 a  6  d— 1  m  5c— 1  m  8c— 5 m  7  d — 6 m 
9c— 6m  9d— 8m  66— 9m  6/— 9m  7rf— 9m 
7/— 12  m  6  a— 13  m  6/— 20  m  6d— 20m  7/ 
—22m  7d— 28m  5d— 29m  6c— 6j  6d— 5Jf 
6  <f— 6 j  6  6— 6i  6  <>— 9i  6  d— 9i  7  6— ISJ  6  6 
— 13i  6/— 19j  6/— 28j  6/— 24j  7  c— 26i  8d 
— 80  j  9  6— 30  j  9  c 

Palk,  Sir  L.,  19m  6/— 19m  8a— SOm  6c 

—23m  5d— 26m  6c— 26m  7d— 26m  7/— 
26m  86— 9i  76 

Palmer,  Sir  Bonndell,  24  a  6  a— 12  m  6  a~ 

27  m  6/— 9i  8  6— 26j  9/-80J  9/ 

— .  Parker,  Major,  80  a  6  c— 25  J  66 

Patten,  Col.  W.,  13  j  7/ 

Paull.— ,  22m  86— 22m  8c— 26m  6/— 

9  J  8  c— 26i  9  c— 26j  10  a 

Peaoock,  — ,  21  a  7  d 

Pease,  — ,  2J^a  7a— 7m  5a— 15m  76— 

15m  7d— 20m  8c— 22m  7d— 22m  8c— 26m 

•  8  6— SOm  7 0—12 J  7 d-^J  9/ 

Peel,  A.,  25  a  76— 19  m  6  c— ISj  7d 

Gen.,  8a  5c— 28a  76— ^m  7/— 20w 

76— 24j  7d 

J.,  25a  66 

Sir  Robert,  8m  66 

Penrhyn,  Lord,  24  j  6  c 

Pirn, —,28a  6c— 29a  6c— 6m  lOil— dm 

7c— 8m  86— 16m  6/— 19m  7d— 29m  7  d— 
16 j  7  a— 16i  7c-19j  7  6— 19i  7  d—2Zj  8  a 
— 27i  9d 

PoUard-Urqnhart,  — ,  18  m  7  a— 14m  8  6— 

22m7<i-lli  6  6— 24j  7  a 

-—  Portman,  I<ord,  26m  6c— 27m  66— 29b 
6d— 17J  8  c 

Potter,  T.  B.,  29m  7  c 

E.,  16^7/— 25 »  6d 

Powell,— ,21a    6/— 22a  5c— 22a  6f— 

24a  7<i— 80a  6c— 8m  7c— 14m  9a— ISs 
7c— 15m  7c— 26m  7c— 27m  76—57  7c— 
bj  7  c— 12;  7d— 167  7/— 17i  8/— 24j  6c— 
80j  9/ 

Powis,  Earl,  28  m  5  c 

—  Price,  — ,  15  m  76 

Pngh,  — ,  7  m  5  6 — 16  j  8  a 

Bamsay,  — ,  16m  7/— 25 j  6  d 

—  Rayensworth,  Lord,  12m  5/ 

Rawlinson,  SirH.,  29  m  6/— 23i  7^—27; 

9d     • 
Bead,— ,30a  6c— lm5d— 18m  7e— ISj 

6c 
Rearden,  — ,   2  a  6  c — 4  a   7  6—28  a    6  d— 

29a  8a— Im  5d— Im  6/— Im   6c— 8m  Sb 

—16  m  6  c— 19  m   7  c— 23  m   5d— 16i    6/— 

IS  J  6  a— 23j  7/ 

—  Rebow,  — ,  30  a  6  c 

— ^  Redesdale,  Lord,  la  5 c — 1  a  5 d — 8 a  5a 
and  6—28  a  5  a— 29  a  6  o— 2  m  7  c— 12  m  5f— 
18m  6<i— 19m  66— 20m  6c— 23m  5c— 27ai 
6a-29m  6d— 12^  !6^-13i  6  6— 16i  6*- 
17i    8  d— 19  j  6  d— 20  j  7  a— 24  j  7  d— 27 j  5/ 

Read,  —,20m  8  6 

Richmond,  Bnke  of,  29  a  5  6 — 1  m  5  6 — 5  m 

5  6—8  m  6  a— 12  m  5  c— 15  m  6  a— 19  m  6  6— 
20  m  6  c— 28  m  5  c— 13j  6  a— 17>  8d— «0j 
6c— 24i  6d-^i6c 


June  80, 1868.]     PixicEB's  nroEz  to  '^the  thiss"  kewspapbb. 


Par 


Parliamentary  SpeeoheB  (eontinued). 

BobertsoD,  P.,  19m  7« 

Roebuck,  ~,  8a  6a>-8ni  6 /—-15m   7a— 

15m  7e— 19m  6e— 21m  6a— 21m  6  6 
Bomilly,  Lord,  25  a    6  a — 12  m    6e — 16  m 

6  a— 19j  6ii— 20j  6«— 28j  6  c— 27i  7  a 
-^ —  BojBton,  Lord,  29  a  7  ft— 18  m  6/— 15  m  6  6 

Errata  in  Speech,  *m  9/ 

BnBBell,  Earl,  1  a   6 d— 3a   5  b—Aa   6  c— 

24a  5  a— 24  a  5/— 25  a   6  a— 28  a    5  a— 29  a 

6d— Im  56— 80m  5/— SOj  76 

SirO.,  5  m  8a^l5  m   6e— 19  m   8  a— 


30>  9d— 30j  9e 
Rutland,  Bnke  of,  18  m  6  c— 27j  7d 

Salisbury,  Marquis  of,  9  m  6  d — 12  m   5  e — 

16m  6  6— 19m  66— 28m  5c— 27m  6d— 
29  m  6d— 9i  6  c— 17j  Sd— 19j  6<*— 20j  6/ 
— 27i  7e 

Salomons,  Aid.,  24  a  7  c 

Samuda,  — ,  5m  7/— 9m  7d— 9m    7/— 

12m  6c— 19m  6d 

Samuelson,  — ,  16  j  6d— 25  j  66 

Sandford,  —,6m  8/— 21  m  6  6— 26m  7  d— 

27  m  6/— 16j  7  a— 26  J  9d 

St.  Alban*B,  Duke  of,  16  m  6  a 

St.  Aubin,  — ,  7  m  5  a 

Schrieber,  — ,  1  a   7  c — 6  m  8  c — 8  m  7  /— 

19  m  7  c— 22m  7/— 29m  7 a— 6j  6  6 

Sclater-Booth,  — ,  4  a   7  6— 21a    7  a— 25  a 

6  6—25 a  7 c— 25 a  7/— 28 a  6 a— 29a  6c— 
9  m  6/— 13  m  7/— 15  m  6  c— 15  m  8  a— 16  m 
6<i— 19m  6c— 19m  8  6— 20m  6 d— 22m  7d 
— ^28m  5d— 26m  6d— 26m  7a— 27m6e— 
SOm  7/— 5i  66— 5i  6/-^i  8a— 6i  66— 
12  j  6  c— 18i  6  c— 13i  6/— 18i  7/— 16j  6  c 
— 16i  7/— 19j  6/— 23j  6d— 26^  8  c— 26j 
8d— 26j  9  c— 27i  9d— 80j  96— 80j  9  c 

Scott,  Lord  H.,  29m  7  d 

Scouifield,  — ,  25 a  7c— 80a  66— 80a   6c 

-^m  7/— 9m   76— 18  m  7/— 22  m    7d— 5^ 

7  c— 5i  7/— 18i  66 

-■ Errata  in  Speech,  11  m  6  c 

Selwin-Ibbetson,  — ,  28  a  6/— 27i  96 

Seymour,  Admiral,  28  a  6/— 5f*  7  c 

-,27j9d 


Shaftesbury,  Earl  of,  29  a   56— 9  m  5  c— 

15m  6  a— 16m  6 6— 27m  6c— 29m  6d— 17j 
8c— 18j  6ii— 20i  8  c— 307  6  c 

—  Sheridan,  H.  B.,  15  m  6  c— 19  m  6c-*-22m 
7e— 28m  5d 

—  Suneon,  Sir  J.,  22 a  6  c— 15 m  7  6—19 m  6 c 
—18  J  6  c 

—  Smith,  J.  A.,  2dm  5  d— 28^  6/ 
J.  B.,  21  a  6c— 14m  8c— 26m  76 


Smollett,— ,21a  6a-25a  7/— 19m  6c— 

26  m  7d— 29  m  7  a— 13j  6  c— 16J  6  c 

Solicitor-General,  22  a   6/— 7  m   56— ISm 

6  a — 16  m  7  c— 21m  66— 22  m  8  6— 27  m  6d 
— 29  m  6  c— 16  j  7d— 16j  8  a— 19;  7  6— 19  j 
6  6— 28i  7  a— 26j  9d 

Somerset,  Duke  of,  3  a  5  6 — 4  a   6  c— 25  a 

6a — Im  5  6— 6m  56 — l6m  6a>^28m  5a— 
20y  6  c— 27i  7d 

Speaker,  la  5/— 8a  5c— 8a  6a->80a  6c 

— 6m  9c— 7m  56— 8m  8a— 9m  7c— 9m  7/ 
--15ffi  76— 19m  6c— 2Sm  5d-16i  6/ 


Parliamentary  Speeohes  (continued). 

Stacpoole,  — ,24  a  6  6— 8  m  8  c— 23i  6/ 

Stanhope,  Earl,  la  5d— 3a  56— 16m  6c 

— 9j  6  c— 16j  6  a 

Stanley,  Lord,  3  a   5/— 3  a   6  a — 4  a  7  c — 

21a  6/— 24a  66— 25a  6/— Im  5d— 9m  6/ 
—15m  86— 22m  7c^— 22m  7c— 23m  5c— 
27  m  6  c— 27  m  7  a— 29  m  6/— 30  m  6  c— lOj 

7  a— 12i  6  6— 12j  6  c— 16  j  6d— 16;  6  c— 
23j  6d— 23j  5d— 26i  8  c— 26j  96 

Lord,  of  Alderleyt  la    5 d— 19 m    6  6 — 

20m  6c— 27m  6a— 29m  6d— 20j  6c 

Stansfeld,  —,4a  7/— 25  a  If 

Stirling-Maxwell,  Sir  W.,  24  a  7  d— 19  m  7  a 

—29  m  7/— 5;  7  c— 5;  8  a 

Stock,  — ,  15m  6c 

Stone,  — ,  15  m  66 

-*-  Stopford,  — ,  5 J  66— 6 j  66— 9j  7/ 

Stradbroke,  Earl  of,  18  m  6d— 17;  8  c— 20j 

8c 

Stratheden,  Lord.  4  a  6a^l9;  6  c 

Stronge,  Sir  J.,  8m  86—6;  6/ 

Stuart,  Col.  W.,  28  a   6d— 8  m    7  c— 15  m 

8  a— 17.;  10  c— 19;  8  6 

Stuckley,  SirG.,  5;  6  6 

Sullivan, —,29  a  7/— 16;   7  c— 19;   7  6— 

19;  7d 

Surtees,  C.  F.,  1  m  5  c— 27  m  6  c— 12;  7  d 

H.  E.,  5;  6  6—5;  6  c 

Sykes,  Col.,  3  a  5  c— 21a    6  c— 21o  7  a— 

23a  6c— 24a  66— 24a  7a— 28a  6c— 29a 
6c— 6m  9/— 6m  106— 9m  7c— 12m  Sa— 
15  m  8a— 19m  7c— 20m  7  6— 23m  5d— 26m 
7  6— 27m  6c— 29m  7d— 30m  7c— 30m  8a 
—6;  6/— 5;  7d— 5;  7/— 6;  6a— 9;  7  6— 
13;   7/— 16;    7c-23;   7c— 25;   6d-30i 


9c 


Errata  in  Speech,  25  a  7/ 
Synan,  — ,  28  m   6/— 11;   6  c— 16; 


7  6— 


17;  8  6—19;  7  6—19;  7/— 24;  8  c 
Taunton,  Lord,  3  a  5  6 — 4  a  6  c— 2  m  7  c— 

6m  86— 15m  6a— 16m  6c— 13;  6c 
Taylor,  — ,  26a   6fi— 8m  66— 19m  6d— 

26  m  7  a— 27  m  6  c— 18;  8  a 

-  Templetown,  Lord,  16  m  6  a 

Thynne,  Lord  H.,  15  m  8  c 

Tite,  — ,  28a   6a— 16m   66— 16m  6d— 

6;  6  a— 6;  7  a— 30;  9/ 

Torrens,  M'Cullagb,  lo  7  a— 2  a  6  c— 30  a 

6  c— 7  m  5  6 

Tottenham,  Col.,  16;  7  c 

Townshend,  Marquis,  13;  6  c— 23;  6  c 

Treeby,  — ,  20  m  6  c 

Tre?elyan,  — ,  22  a  5  c— 6  m  10  o— 19  m  6d 

—20m  6d— 20m  76 

TreTor,  Lord  E.  H.,  4a  7  a— 9;  6c 

Truro,  Lord,  16;  6  d 

Vance,  — ,  4  a    7  6—29  a  7  6—8  m  8  6— 

15  m  8  6— 26  m  8  a— 11;  6  c— 18;  7/— 16;  7  c 

17;  10  c— 19;  7d— 23;  6/— 23;  8  a— 26;  9  c 
Vemer,  — ,4a  7a — 6m   6c — 15m  8c — 

23m  6/— 9;  6/— 10;  76—23;  8  a 
— -  Col.,  29a  6d 
Vemey,  Sir  H.,4a  7a— 21a  7a— 19m  8' 

—20  m  7d— 22  m  7  c— 10;  7  6—24;  6/— f 

fi7 


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Parliamentary  Speeches  (continued). 
Vivian,  — ,  7  m  6  h — 13^'  7  c 

Capt.,   20  OT  6/— 23j  6/— 26j  Qe—QOj 

9d 

Walker,  Major,  20  m  6  <J 

WaldegraTe-Leslie,     4  a     7  h — 18  m     6  f— 

16m  7 c— 16  m  8  d-  6  j  8 a— 9i  6d— 9 j 6e— 18  j 

7  c— 16i  6«— 28j  7  a— SOj  9d 

Walpole,  — ,  22  a  6/— Im  7  a— Urn  8«— 

15  m  7  c— 22  m  8  c— 26  m  7/— 30m  6  c— 9  j 
7d— 13i  6/— 17i  9  a— 24i  6/— 30j  9d 

Walrond,  — ,  28  a  6/— 26  m  8  a 

Watkin,  — ,  8a  6f— 21a  6c— 21a   6/— 

22a  6c— 28a  6a— 28a  66  28a  6c— 19m 
6d— 30m  6c— 12 j  Id 

Westbury,  Lord,  13  j   6  a 

Westmeath,  Marquis  of,  19i  6  d  24  j  6  c 

Whalley,  — ,  2  a  6  a— 3  a  6  a — i  a  7  6  and  c 

—28a  8c— 29a  6d— 29a  8a— 30a  6c— 6m 

8  c— 6m  9  c— 6m  10  a— 8m  6c— 8m  6/— 8m 
7d— 9m  7a— 20m  8c— 21m  6a— 23m  6/— 
26  m  6c--30m  6c— 30m  7a— 30m  Id 

Whamcliflfe,  Lord,  13i  6  a 

' Whitbread,  — ,  28  a  8  c— 1  m  8  c— 6m  9  6— 

8m  7c— 8m  7c— 19m  7a— 9^  8i— 24j  6/ 

White, —,24a  76— 28a  6a— 13m  76 

' Capt,  la  7c 

Whitworth,  — ,  16  j  7d 

' WUUams,  T.  P.,  24  j  8  a 

' Williamson,  Sir  H.,  12  J  76 

' Wintcrbotham,  14  m  8/— 80j  9/ 

Woodd,  — ,  6j  6  a 

- —  Wykeham-Martin,  P.,  Bj  6  c 

- —  Wyld,  — ,  Ba  8d— 80a  6  6— 80a  6d— 7m 

6  6—80  m  6  c 
Wyndham,  Percy,  80  a  6  6—7  m  5  a  and  6— 

—9m  6/— 20m  6d— 22m  6c— 9 j  7c— 9j8  6 

York,  Abp.  of,  24  a  6  d— 12j  6  a— 27  j  6  e 

Yorke,  — ,  8a  5/— 19m   6c— 19m  7d— 

20  m  8  c— 29  m  6/ 
Young,  — ,  19  m  7/— 26  m  7  6 

G.,  Im  6/— 19m  8a— 29m  7d 

Parliament  House,  New  House  of  Commons,  14  m 

11a 

on  a  Speedy  Election  of  the  Reformed,  20  m 

12  6— 22  m  8  c— 2  j  5  c 

the  Prospects  of  a  Dissolution,  4j  6  a — 16 i 

10  d 

New  Statues,  21  a  9  6 

State  of  the  House  of  Lords  on  the  Second 

Reading  of  the  Suspensoxy  Bill,  26  J  5  a — 27  j 
6  c— 30  j  5  c 

Parliamentary  Amenities,  28  m  10  d 

Parroquets,  Zebra,  in  Lincoln's  Inn  Gardens,  29  j 
6a 

Parochial  Rates — Role  for  Rating,  26  j  6/ 

Partnerships  Dissolved,  la  6  a—  4  a  6  6 — 8  a  4  6 
—11a  8a— 16  a  8  a— 18a  7/— 22a  6c— 26a 
8a— 29a  6a— 2m  8a— 6m  7c— 9m  86— 13m 
66— 16m  8a— 20m  6a— 23m  86— 27m  Id 
—30  m  6  6— 8 J  4  c— 6 j  7/— lOj  7  c— 18^  6  a 
— 17 j  8  a— 2(H  8  6—24;  6  a— 27  j  6  a 

Patent  Carriage  Company,  Diyidend,  24j  10  6 

OflSce  Museum;  Visitors,  24  j  12  c 

Patriotic  Fund,  28  a  12  d—2  m  9  c 
'.ty  (Gen.  Sir  G.  W.),  Sketch  of,  12  m  9/ 
88 


Paul  (B.  H.)  on  Petroleum,  20  m  11a 

Pauperism,  Poor  Law  Board  Return,  1  a  10  b — 2  n 
6/— 11m  6c 

Pawnbroking  Case,  false  Representations,  16  a  9  c 

Peace  Society  Anniversary^  20  m  12  c 

Pearls  of  Price,  17  j  14  c 

Peel  (A.  W.),  on  the  Boundary  Bill,  20  m  12  d 

Peerage — New  Creations : — 

Bridges  (Sir  Brook  Wm.),  to  be  Bazon  Pits- 
waiter,  16  a  8  a 

List  of  New  Creations  since  1852,  7  m  5/ 

O'Neill  (Rev.  Wm.)  to  be  Baron  O'Neill, 

16a  8a 

Trollope  (Rt.  Hon.  Sir  John)  to  be  Baron 

Kesteven,  16  a  8  a 

Walsh  (Sir  John  Benn)  to  be  Baron  Ormath- 

waite,  lo  a  8  a 

Peninsidar  and  Oriental  Steam  Navigation  Com- 
pany, 6  m  7/— 30  m  10  c— 5 J  lOd— 12j  7  c 
Pensions  for  Meritorious  Services,  Grant,  25  m  6  6 
Persia,  Trip  to,  by  a  Young  Officer,  16  a  8  e 
Peterborough  (Bp.  of),  Health,  29j  5  e 
Peto  (Sir  S.  M.),  and  his  Difficulties  to  Vacate  his 

Seat,  6  a  6  c 
Petre  (Albert  H.)  on  the  Maxted  v.  Morris  Case, 

4  m  11/ 
Petroleum,  Imports  of,  16  a  10/— 20  m  11  a 

Lamps  and  their  Danger,  25  m  6  6 

Allen  V.  Attfield  on,  26  m  12  c 

Philharmonic  Concerts,  7  a  6  c 

Phillips  (Mr.)t  Sale  Price  List  of  Objects  of  Yertu, 

2m  76 
Phiptps  (E.  J.),  on  what  the  present  Incumbents  of 

Irish  Livings  ought  to  expect,  16  a  8  c 
Photographs,  Piracy  of,  see  Frincet  Pouoe. 
Transformed  in  Engravings,  new  process, 

17  a  10  6 
Photography  the  best  Detective,  22  m  11  c 
Physicians,  Royal  College  of,  7a  5c— Im  5a— 

12  j  8  a 

Reform  in  the  Medical  Coundl,  25  J 112  6 

Pichol  (Amed6e)  on  the  Robinson  Orosoe  Anecdote, 

16a  8c 

Answer  to,  17  a  7  c 

Pichot  not  Pichol,  18  a  5/ 

Pilchard  Season,  Circular,  18  a  12  6 

Pim  (Capt),  Tardy  Justice  to,  2  m  7  6 

Pirates,  Chase  with,  off  Trieste,  1  m  12  a 

Plant  (Thomas  L.),  on  the  Weather,  21  m  6/ 

Playing  with  Life,  17  j  14  6 

Plow  (Mrs.j,  Address  to  and  Answer,  9  m  10  c 

Plumptre  (E*  H.),  on  Lord  Redesdale'e  Charge  of 

Sacrilege,  25j  6c 
Poisoning — Ten  Cases  taken  to  Middlesex  Hospital 

in  18  hours,  11;  11/ 
POLICE  >:— 
Adams,  Mark  Albert,  for  Stabbing,  1  a  11/ 

-  Adldns,  Charles  John,  for  Indecent  Assault^ 
la  11/ 

~  Allen,  James,  for.  Throwing  Stones  on  Rail- 
ways, 22  a  11 c 
Amer,  Philip,  for  Arson,  4  j  lie 

Amos,  Wm.,  for  Furious  Driving,  15  a  11  d 

Anderson,  Thomas,  for  Garotting,  9ia  11^ 

Application  for  Advice  by  a  Psxent  on  her 

Son  being  Baptized  by  Popish  Priests,  ISm  He 


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Pol 


Police  {ctrntinued), 

Appropriating  a  Wreek  to  their  own  Use, 

summons  against  SeTen  Men  for,  10a  7 f 

Argent,  Wm.,  and  Margaret  Maoarthy  fbr 

Pocket-picking,  25  a  lie 

^^~  Aahby  is  Homer,  Messrs.,  for  Obstmction, 
26  a  11 1; 

Ashley,  John,  and  James  Seanlin,  for  Prize- 
fighting, 15  a  11 d 

Atkins,  Jos.  and  Henry  Halliday,  for  Assanlt, 

2  m  18/ 

Attwood,  Wm.,  and  Bobert  Hooper,  for  Bor- 

glaty,  17  a  11  0 

-■ —  Baby-Norsing-^Application  for  Adrice,  1  a 

Bailey,  Edward,  for  Murder,  11  m  12  b 

James,  and  Henry  Hutchinson,  for  Assault, 

28m  11« 
Baker,  Charles,  for  Driving  on  the  Footway, 

la  11/ 
Thomas,  for  Embezzlement,  17  a  11  d 

Barnes,  William,  and  others,  fbr  Fraud  21  m 

11  e— 28  j  11/ 

Barrett,   John  and  Edward,  for  Burglary, 

15m  11  <; 
and  Samuel  Jacobs,  for  Bobbery,  4  a  12/ 

Barry,  Edw.,  and  Michael  O'Eec^e,  for  At- 
tempting to  blow  up  Buckingham  Palace,  28  a 
ll<!-.28a  lOd— 5  m  11/ 

Barton,  George,  for  Stealing,  19  m  11/ 

Baxter,  Jane,  for  Assault,  llj    ll«^18i 

U/ 
Baye,  Matilda,  for  Attempted  Suicide,  28  m 

11/ 
Benjamin,  Bei^amin,  for  Fraud,  9  J  11  d — 

13;  lie— 18 j  lie 
— ^  Bennett,  James,  for  Assault,  21  m  lie 
Bickley,  Henry,  John  Daris,  and  Wm.  Doo- 

ley,  for  Stealing,  80  a  11  b 

Bird,  William,  for  Robbery,  18  m  11/ 

Bishop,  Biohard,  for  Murder,  4  a  12/ 

Blyther,  William,  for  Manslaughter,  16  a  9  d 

Bolton,  James,  and  Neil  Boyle,  for  BurgUur, 

4a  12/ 

Thomas,  for  Highway  Bobbery,  22  J  11/ 

— 29j  lie 

BoUright,  John,  for  Assault,  18  m  11  e 

Bosh,  Theodore,  for  Assault  and  Robbery, 

SOj  12/ 

Bowers,  Ellen,  and  Mary  Twaites,  for  Steal- 
ing, 15j  11/ 

Bowyer,  John,  for  Assault,  17  a  lid 

Bradshaw,  Joseph,  for  Felony,  12  m  9  d 

William,  for  Stealing,  18  a  9/ 


Braithwaite,  Harriet,  for  Stealing,  4j  He 

Brooks,  James,  for  Murder,  3  a  11/— 18  a 

9/— 20  a  11  e 

Brown,  Ellen,  for  Stealing,  14  a  10  b 

John,  for  being  in  Female  Apparel,  18  m 


for  Deserting  his  Wife  and  Child,  27  m 


11/ 
lid 


Wm.,  for  Murder,  24  a  12  c 
■  John  Pngh,  and  Michael  Forest,  for  As- 
eaoltilOa  9d— 17a  lid 
,  and  Hampton,  for  Gambling,  18  a  9/ 


Police  {continued)* 

Bryant,  Darid,  for  Throwing  Stones,  80  m 

lie 
George,  and  John  Sleep,  for  Drunkenness, 

27  a  11/ 

Patrick,  for  Garotting,  16  m  11/ 

Buck,  Bobert,  for  Adnce,  22J  11  e 

,  Burkett,  George,  for  Highway  Bobbery,  17/ 

18  e 
Burley,  George,  for  having  Spirits  without  a 

Permit,  21m  lie 

Burr,  George  William,  for  Arson,  Ij  11  e 

Thomas,  for  Assault,  7  m  11/ 

Bushnell,  Henry,  for  Harbouring  Prostitutes, 

25a  He 

for  keeping  a  Disorderly  House,  6  j  11  e 

Buthram,    Edward,    for   Violent   Conduct, 

28m  lie 
Buttevant,  Henry,  and  Geo.  Godfrey,   for 

Stealing,  17i  13  e 

Buxton,  Thomas,  for  Stealing,  25 m  He 

Cady,  Stephen,  Patrick  Baxrett,  and  others,  for 

Murder,  6m  7e 
Caley,   George,  for  Indecent  Assault,  lOj 

lie 
Callis,    Henry,  for  Harbouring  Prostitutes, 

25  a  11  e 
Callow,  Edward  Bannister,  for  Forgery,  21m 

lid— 22m     12a— 29m     lid— 4j    lie— 12 j 

lie 
Cahnan,  James,  and  Margaret  Newlan^  fbr 

Assault,  28j  11/ 
Card  Sharping,  Deposition  against  BAilWHjr 

Officials,  25 m  He 
Carter,  Charles  Bobert,  for  Threats,  28  j  ll  e 

—25;  10/ 
Case,  Charles,  for  Fraud,  15 m  He 

Cateral,  Ann,  for  Attempted  Suicide,  18  m 

11/ 

Cattle  Driring  in  the  Streets  of  London,  Cases, 

22a  He 
Caudery,    William,     fbr    Misappropriating 

certain  Securities,  la  lOe 

Chadwick,  Thomas,  for  Stealing,  27  m  11  d 

Chantrell,  Desiree,   for   Drunkenness,   22?' 

He 

Chamick,  Thomas,  for  Forgery,  22  j  11  e 

Charges  for  Destroying  Flowers  in  Begent*s 

Park,  20  m  11/ 

Charlton,  James,  for  Stealing,  6  m  13/ 

Chipriana,  Emile,  and  Albert  Gordon,  for 

Fighting,  12  j  11  e— 24  J  12/ 

Circular  Delivery  Company,  29  j  11  e 

Clarke,  George,  for  Breach  of  Contract,  16  m 

11/ 

■  Isaac,  for  attempted  Murder,  15  m  5  e 

Thomas,  for  Assatilt,  6;'  He 

Wm.  Heniy,  for  Forgery,  21  a  11  e— 22  a 

He 
Clarkson,  William,  and  Annie    Lustin,  for 

keeping  a  Betting  House,  2j  He 

Charlwood,  Sarah  Ann,  for  Jumping  out  of  a 

Railway  Carriage  in  Motion,  12  m  11  e 

Cliff,  Thomas,  for  Throwing  Stones  at  Trair 

18m  lie 
Clillon,  Henry,  for  Misoonduot,  16j  11/ 


Pol 


FALMES*S  nn>EX  TO  "  THS  TIMES  "  ZTEWSPASEB. 


[April  1  to 


Folloe  (continued). 

Cochrane,  Wm.,  and  Wm.  Smith,  for  Garot- 

ting,  8  a  11/ 

Cocklin,  Daniel,  for  Garotting,  8  m  11 « 

Cocklin,  M'Carthy,  and  Catter,  for  Biot,  27  m 

11 « 
Cohen,  Samael,  for  Damage,  25m  11 « 

-  Coiley,  James,  for  DnmkenneBs,  28  m  11 « 

Cole,  ChriBtopher,  for  Threats,  10a  9  d 

Coley,  John,  for  Stealing,  28  m  11  / 

Collis,  John,  for  Garotting,  22  j  11  e 

Coleman,  John,  for  nsing  Fire-arms  in  the 

Streets,  18  a  11  f 
Coleman,  William,  for  Stealmg,  11  j  11  f 

Complaint  against  a  Physician  for  ill-osing 

his  Son,  9  a  11  f 

Connor,  Honorah,  for  Manslaiighter,  18  a 

lie 

Conroy,  Thomas,  for  Stealing,  27  a  11/ 

Cook,  Jonathan,  for  Fraud,  12  m  11  e 

Cook,  William,  for  Murder,  29  m  12  c 

Cooper,  Henry,  for  Assault   and  Bobbery, 

29i  11 e 
— ^  Cooper,  Wm.    Thomas,    for  discharging  a 
Pistol  at  a  Passer-by,  80  a  11  & 

Cope  &  Gwyther,  Messrs.,  for  Infringement 

of  Factory  Act,  29  j  9  d 
Corrayer,  Mrs.,  and  Ada  Walmisley,  for  As- 
sault, 2a  lid 
Corse,  Wm.  and  James,  for  Assault,  27  m  11  d 

Cosgrove,  James,  ft>r  Assault,  14  a  10  b 

Cowderoy,  Benj.,  for  Furious  Driving,  16  a 

lid 
-— —  Crabbe,  Albert  Arthur,  and  John  Houston, 

for  Assaulting  Madame  Bachel,  ftc,  19  j  12  e 
Crane,  Owen,  for  Breach  of  Labour  Contract, 

9j  9  c 

-  Craythome,  James,  for  Burglary,  25  m  11  e 
Croft,  George,  for  Attempting  Suicide,  IS  a 

9/ 
*——  Crooks,  Mary,  for  Arson,  21  m  11  e 
Crosby,  Saml.,  and  Gustave  Eriokeldorf,  for 

Bobbery,  25  a  11  e 

Cuff,  Thos.  Francis,  for  Assault,  29  a  11/ 

Curtis,  .Harriett,    for    Mutilation   of    her 

Husband.  ISj  12  / 
Dalglish,  Dr.  George,*for  a  Smoke  Nuisanoe, 

14  m  13/ 
Daniels,  Louis,  and  Henry  Moss,  for  Stealing 

vith  Violence,  7m  lie 
Darby    Wm.,  and  Geo.  Biron,  for  Obstruc- 
tion, 16 j  11 e 
Davenport,  John  Henry,  for  Stealing,  Im 

12<f— 7mll« 
Davidson,  Isabella,  for  Child  Murder,  25  m 

lie— Ij  11/ 
Davies,  Mrs.  Bebeooa,  for  Assault,  a  faUe 

charge^  11m  11/ 

Davis,  Edward,  for  Stealing,  27  a  11/ 

James,  for  Stealing,  20j  11/ 

Bobert,  for  Deserting  his  Family,  6  a  11/ 

Dean, George,  for  Assault,  24 J  lie 

George,  and  A.  W.  Burnett,  for  Assault, 

11  j  lie 

De  Blassere,  F.  F.,  for  Importing  Prohibited 

Goods.  23  m  11  f 


Police  {continued), 

Dedrickson,  — ,  for  Embezzlement,  16  a  10  a 

Delee,  Mary,  for  Arson,  1  j  lie 

Dieter,  John,  and  John  Piatt,  for  Saenlege, 

2  m  18/ 

Dizon,  William,  for  Assault,  4  m  11  s 

Donald,  John  0.,  for  Manslaughter,  Ij  lie 

Doran,  Dennis,  Catherine  and  Johanna,  for 

Assault,  14  a  10  6 

Donoghue,  Thos.,  for  Wife  Murder,  17i  145 

Dowdell,  Richard,  for  Assault,  9  j  11/ 

Dressing  a  Pauper  in  Masquerade,  26  m  11/ 

Dugdale,  Wm.,  and  James  Wflson,  for  Sell- 
ing Obscene  Books  and  Prints,  19i  12  e 
Duke,  George,  and  John  Murphy,  for  Bur- 
glary, la  11/ 

Dukes,  Charles,  for  Bape,  16  m  11  e 

John,  for  Selling  Indecent  Photographs, 

27m  lid— 28m  lie 

Sophia,  for  Selling  Indecent  Photographs, 

27m  lid 

Edgar,  Mr.,  for  Biding  on  the  Footway,  1  a 

11/ 

Edward,    William,  for  Preaching    in 

Streets,  2  a  11  e— 22  mile 

Edwards,  Bobert,  for  Stealing,  9  a  11/ 

William,  for  Stealing,  6  m  13/ 

— -  Ellis,  John,  for  Embezzlement,  26  m  6/ 
Sarah  Jane,  for  Vagrancy,  25  j  11/ 


the 


Emile,  Johann,  for  Fraud,  6  m  11/ 

Elsworthy,  Elizabeth,  for  Assault,  26j  12/ 

Englehardt,  W.  G.,  for  Forgery,  8  a  12/— 

6a  lie— 7a  11/ 

Evison,«IVilliam,  for  Assault,  19  m  11/ 

Ewen,  Charles,  for  Stealing^  12m  lie 

Eyre,  ex-Oovemor^  for  Illegal  Acts,  28a  11  e 

—5m  11/— 16m  12 d— 20m  ll£^21m  12a 
Manuel,'  for  Forwarding  Letters,  26j  12/ 

— 29i  11/ 

Faint,  Andrew,  for  Assault,  24  J  11  e 

Farrar,  William,  for  Assatilt,  26  J  11  e 

Feilde,  Matthew   H.,  for  Libel,  9  a  11/— 

16a  9e 

Femi,  Eli,  for  Threats,  etc.,  18 j  lie 

Fever  in  Bouthwark,  Application  About,  16  m 

11/ 
Fiflg,   Thomas,    and    Maunce    Heme,  for 

Assault  and  Bobbei7,  8/  11/ 
Finlon,  James,  for  Deserting  bis  Family, 

26  m  11/ 

Firmstone,  Thos.,  for  Assault,  12  m  lie 

Fish,  George,  for  Burglary,  11  m  11  e 

Fitzpatriek,  Patrick,  for  Assault,  8  a  11/ 

Fletcher,  — ,  for  Cruelty  to  a  Fowl,  6  a  11/ 

Flynn,  Ellen,  for  Assault,  22  m  11  f 

Follett,  Samuel,  for  Assault,  19/  12/ 

Four    Lads,  for  Insulting  Young    Women 

going  to  and  from  Church,  14  a  10  c 
Frankle,  Jaiveel,  and  Others,  for  Having  and 

Uttering  Forged  Bussian  Notes,  27m  lid— 

80j  12/ 
Franks,  Bobert,  for  Wilful  Doihage,  18  a 

lie 

Fry,  George  Launder,  for  Assault,  99  m  11  r 

Fulford,  William,  and  Others,  for  Disturb- 
ance. 15  a  11 d 


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Pol 


Police  (eonHwaed). 

Ftirge,  WilHaiDi  for  Assanlt,  20  a  11 « 

Fnricns  DriTingt  Heavy  Fine,  Sin  11/ 

Fainiyal,  Richard,  for  SteaUng,  16j  11  e 

Gallager,  James,  for  Deserting  hia  Fanuly, 

4  a  12/ 
Gaines,  Balph,  and  Thomas  Clifif,  for  Qarot- 

ing.  6  j  11/ 

Genge,  Frederick  James,  and  12  others,  for 

Unlawfdlj  Assembling  in|tiie  Streets,  16  a  11  d 

Giddens,  Catherine,  and  Others,  for  Biot, 

80m  11 « 

Gilbert,  Daniel,  for  Assault,  29  j  11  e 

John,  and  Others,  for  Stealing,  22  m  11 « 

—29m  lid 
GiUigan,  Ann,  and  Others,  for  Stealing,  20  a 

lie 
Gloyer,  William,  and  John   Anderson,  for 

Assault,  7  a  11/ 
Godl^y,  George,  and  Henry  Bntterworth,  for 

Stealing,  8  j  11/ 

Edward,  for  Stealing,  9  m  11  e 

John  Biohard  Race,  for  Stealing,  no  ccue, 


and 


10a  9  c 

Goodaore,  Beiy.    Thos.,  Wm.  Tilley, 

Bernard  Craven,  for  Stealing,  17  a  11  e 

Goodall,  Wm.  Charles,  16  m  12/ 

—  Goodey,  John,  for  Felony,  13  j  11/ 

Googh,  Thomas,  for  Robbery,  ISj  11  e 

Gould,  Louisa,  for  Assault,  26i  11  e 

-»  Thomas,  for  Throwing  Stones,  26  m  11  e 
Gordon  and  Thompson,  Police,  for  [Assault, 

22 j  lis 
Gk>rman,  Patrick,  for  Felony,  4m  lie— 9m 

lie 
Grady,  Patrick,  and  Patrick  Gorman,  for 

Stealing,  16  j  11  e 

—  Grantley,  Henry,  for  Bigamy,  22  m  11  e 
Gream,  — ,  Application  against,  for  Fraud, 

16m  lie 

Greaves,  William,  for  Assault,  Smile 

Gregg,  George,  for  Stealing,  Im  12e— 8  m 

lie 
«— •  Griffiths,  John,  for  Intimidation,  20  m  11/  . 

Groves,  Thomas,  for  Assault,  19  m  11/ 

Haines,  George,  for  Stealing,  11  m  11  e 

Robert,  for  Stealing,  24  a  12  f 

Hall,  Henry,  for  Robbery,  16  J  11  e 

^—  Hamilton,  John,  for  Assault  and  Robbery, 

16a  9d 

Hardy,  James,  for  Indecent  Assault,  29  11  e 

John,  and  WiUiam  Short,  for  Fraud,  17  a 


lid 


—  Harries,  George,  and  Richard  Hart,  for  Mur- 
der, 6j  11  e— 15  j  6  e— 20j  12  c 

Harris,  Frederick,  for  Fraud,  16  a  9  e 

George,  for  Sacrilege,  17  a  11  e— 24  a  12/ 

John,  and  William  Meads,  for  Theft,  15  j 


11/— 22^  lie— 24 j  10c 

Harrison,  Edward  and  Alfred,  for   Assault, 

-.— ^  Thos.  William,  for  Threatening  to  Murder, 

i5m  13 e— 18m  lie 

^  and  Others,  for  Robbery,  etc.,  25  a  12  6 

'Harvey,  Wm.,  and  Jas.  Clarke,  for  Stealing, 

7m  11/ 


Police  (continued). 

Hatt,  Henry,  for  Robbing  and  Drugging  a 

Constable,  16  m  11/ 

Hayes,  WiUiam,  for  Arson,  18  m  11  e 

— -^  Haynes,  Joseph,  for  Obstruction  of  Roadway, 

lib  a  lie 

•  Heam,  Edward,  for  Assault,  20  a  11  e 

Heath,  Robert,  for  Stealing,  9  a  11  e 

Henbrin,  Mary,  for  Stealing,  21  m  11  e 

Henderson,  Alfred,  for  Forgery,  22  a  11  e — 

8m  He 

Higherty,  John,  for  Riot,  8  m  11  e 

< Hill,  John,  and  Thos.  AUport,  for  Assault, 

6a  He 

Hills,  Agnes,  for  Stealing,  4  j  11  e 

Hoare,  John,  and  Charles  Bemish,  for  As- 
sault, 12m  He 

Hodges,  Joseph,  for  Stealing,  2SJ  11  f 

Hodgson,  Henry,  for  Assault,  7  m  11  e 

—-^  Hogan,  WiUiam,  and   Edward  Jacobs,  for 

Stealing,  16  j  11/ 

Hole,  Samuel,  for  Assault,  etc.,  27 j  11  e 

Holding,  Alfired,  and  Others,  for  Stealing, 

8a  11/ 
HoUand,  Thos.,  for  Attempting  to  Drown  his 

Child,  23a  He 

Hoult,  Charles,  for  Drunkenness,  6  a  11  e 

Howard,  Thomas,  for  Assault,  19  j  12/ 

Hussey,  James,  for  Assault,    22a    He — 

28a  lOd 
Isaacs,  William,  for  Attempted  Suicide,  Zj 

He 
— i  Jackson,  Joseph,  for  Assault,  4^  11  c 
Jenkins,  Samuel,  for  Obstrnoting  a  Railway 

Line,  18  a  5  e 

Jenkinson,  Sarah,  for  Stealing,  10/  11  d 

Jennings,  James,  for  Manslauffhter,  1  m  12e 

Jepson,  John,  and  B.  Stroud,  for  Assault, 

11/  He 
Jew,  a,  for  Redress  against  the  Authoritiefl  of 

Coldbath-flelds  Prison,  18a  9/ 

Jones,  (}eorge,  for  Stealing,  22/  11/ 

— ~-  James,  for  Stealing,  9  a  11  e 

John,  for  Assault,  9  a  11/ 

Samuel,  for  Delivering  Coals  in  Mid-day, 

8a  9e 

Thomas,  for  Stealing,  8  a  11  f 

WiUiam,  for  Stealing,  4a  12/— 17a  He 


--18j  11/ 
Joseph,  Alberta,  for  Stealing,  12  j  11  e— 17  j 

18  e 
Joyce,  John,  for  Burglary,  8  m  11  e 

—  Kay,  James,  for  Theft,  14  m  18  j— 22  m  11/ 
Keefe,  Timothy,  for  Attempted  Murder,  22  a 

He— 29  a  11  f 

Eeene,  George,  for  Murder,  5j  12 f 

Kemp,  Charles  Fitch,  for  Peijury,  dUmUted* 

80m  lid 

King,  Henry,  for  Assault,  11  m    11  e-»-22  m 

'    He 

Mary,  for  Assault,  22 m  He 

William,  for  Assault,  80  a  11  6 

William,  and  George  Turner,  for  Outrage, 

12j  llf 
Kitley,  George,  and  James  Mason,  for 

glaiy,  8a9/ 


Pol 


PA.LMEB'8  tKDEX  TO  "THB  TIMES  "  ZrEWSPAfBX. 


[April  1  to 


Police  (continued), 

Krathaosen,  Carl,  for  Felony,  27  a  11/ 

Lancoff,  William,  5  J  11  e 

Lane,  Gfaarles,  for  Forgery,  25  j  11  e 

Larldn,  Ansel,  for  Wilful  Murder,  28  m  I2d 

Leary,  John,    and   Dennis   Desmond,   Tor 

Assault,  18  a  11 0  * 

Lee,  Dayid,  for  Garotidng,  15  m  11  e 

Leonard,  James  and  Thomas,  and  others, 

for  Assault,  26  j  11  e 
Lewis,    Charles,    and   William    Bndd,    for 

Assault,  9j  11/ 
— ^  George,    Stephen   Fairohild,  and   Daniel 

Burden,  for  Neglect  of  Duty,  5j  11 « 
•  Wm.  Arnold,  for  Assault,  18  m  11  e 
Linley,  Frederick,  for  Attempted  Suicide,  9  j 

11  g 
Lockyer,  George,  for  Murder,  26  j  12  / 

-  Long,  James,  for  Robbery,  80 j  12/ 
Lynch,  Michael,  for  SteiJing,  20  m  11/ 

-  Mabe,  John,  for  Indecent  i^sault,  1  a  11/ 
Mackennel,  Geo.  Sampson,  for  Conspiracy, 

10  a  9  c— 20  a  11<!— 27  a  11/ 

Mahoney,  Catherine,  for  Wounding,  1  o  11/ 

Maistre,  Nicholas  Le,  for  Wounding,  22  m 

11/ 

Malligon,  John,  for  Drunkenness,  18 a  lid 

Man  (name  refused),  for  Begging,  18  a  11  <; 

Mansby,  James,  for  Assault,  12 j  lie 

Mansfield,  John,  for  Picking  Pockets,  28  j 

11/ 

March,  Joseph,  for  Infringing  Bailway  Laws, 

12m  lie 
— —  Marchant,  Charles,  for  Cruelty,  Sa  9e 

Marden,  Mrs.  Jane,  for  Felony,  16  a  11  c 

Marris,  James,  for  Forgery,  20a  lie 

-  Marter,  John,  and  Alice  Musgrove,  for  As- 
sault, 8  j  11  e 

Marshall,  Thomas,  for  Assault,  20  m  11/ 

Mason,  John,  for  Stealing,  2  m  18/ 

Matthews,  Robt.  Samuel,  and  Henry  Spriggs, 

for  Forgery,  3  a  11/ 
Matthias,  Lewis,  for  Furious  DriTing,  1  a 

11/ 

Maude,  Edward,  for  Stealing  Dock  Warrants, 

la  11/— 8a  9<!— 24a  12/ 

-  M'Bride,  John,  for  Damage,  8  m  11  e 
M*Cree,  Henry,  for  Stealing,  l^a  10  6 

Meyers,  Hermann,  for  Stealing  Dock  War- 
rants, 1  a  11/— 24o  12/ 

Mion,  Wm.,  for  Assault,  29  j  11 « 

Mills,  Thomas,  for  Wounding,  21  a  11/ 

Minns,  Caroline,  for  Wounding,  21  a  11  f 

— ^-  Mitchell,  James,  for  Assault,  15  a  11  c 
Mohun,  Peter,  for  Inciting  to  Desert,  8  a  9  « 

—9a  He 
Moore,  Elizabeth  and  William,  for  Stealing, 

12j  11/ 

Moorland,  Francis,  19  m  11/ 

Morris,  Eliza,  for  Stealing,  24  a  12  f 

Richard,  for  Stabbing.  16  j  11/ 

Mullaney,  Thomas,  for  Embezzlement,  13  a 

9/ 

Murphy,  John,  for  Libel,  24  j  11  e 

Patrick,  for  Assault,  80  a  11 6 

Murray,  Thos., for  Assault,  28 m  He 


Police  (eonHnued). 

Murrell,  Wm.,  and  Wm.  Bejnoldi,  for  Bob- 
bery, 29  a  11/ 

Nash,  Edw.,  for  Threatening  to  Shoot  his 

Wife,  2j  11  f 

Nenlle,  William,  and  G.  W.    Claxton,    for 

Theft,  2a  lid 

Nichols,  Dominick,  for  Assault,  21  a  11/ 

NichoUs,  Mary  Ann,  for  Attempting  to  Stab, 

18j  11/ 

Noos,  Louis,  for  Smuggling,  9j  11  e 

Norley,  George,  for  Annoyance,  5  m  11  f 

Norman,  William,  for  Arson,  2j    He— 8j 

lid 

Norrie,  Eliza,  for  Stabbing,  17^  ISe 

Nutt,  Richard,  80m  He 

O'MaUey,  Mrs.,  for  Assault,  14m  18/ 

-  Osborne,  George,  for  Attempted  Suicide,  17  j 
13  e 

Subscriptions  for,  25  j  He — ^29  j  He 

Onghton,  Charles  and  Ann,  for  Assaults,  16  a 

9(2 
Page,  Henry,  for  Shooting  and  Wounding, 

15i  11/ 
Palmer,     Edw.,   and     Walter    Smith,    for 

Assault,  2j*lle 

Henry,  for  Felony,  13  m  11 « 

Messrs.  &  Co.,  for  Employing  Boys  in 

Shipbuilding,  21  m  11/ 

Patten,  James,  for  Burslary,  2  m  18/ 

Parker,  Eliza,  and  Enmy  Shns,  for  Stealing, 

80m  He 
Patterson,  William,  for  Dmnkennen,  10  a 

9d 
Payne,  Henry,   for  Accidentally  BhootiBg, 

22  J  11/ 

Peacock,  Francis,  for  Felony,  80  a  11  & 

Petersen,  John,  for  Assault   and  Bobbery, 

30m  He 
Philips,  Jane,  for  Attempted  Bmdde,  88  a 

10  d 
Phillips,  Emma,  and  others,  for  Refhang  to 

Work,  14  m  13/ 
Jane,  for  Assault  with  Scalding  Water, 

10a  9d 

Pigely,  Mary,  for  Fraad,  16 a  lid 

Pike,  Angelina,  for  Deception,  10^  U  d 

Charles,  for  Robbery,  27  j  11  e 

Pollock,  Michael,  for  Assault,  lOj  lie 

Potter,  Thos.,  and  others,  for  Assault,  SO; 

10  6 
Plows,  Arthur  Henry,  for  Disturbance,  12  k 

He 

Poole,  G«orge,  for  Assault,  Ij  He 

Messrs.,  and  Mr.  Tyler,  for  Neglecting  to 

giTC  Notices,  19  j  12* 
Powell,  Wm.,  and  others,  for  Assault,  139 

He 
Pratt,  Mrs.,  a  needlewoman,  for  Advice,  21  a 

He 

Priest,  John,  for  Furious  Driving,  16J  11  e 

Price,  Joseph,  for    Furious  Dnvlng,   18  ft 

He 
Richard,  for  Uttering  a  Falae  OfaMiie,  20* 

11/ 
WilUam,  for  Asianlt,  19  m  11/ 


June  80, 1868.]     palmeb's  index  to  "  the  times  "  kewspapeb. 


Pol 


Folloe  (continued), 

Prmo6,Mr.,  of  Holboro,  forPiraojtldm  11/ 

—  18  m  11/ 
Pye,  Henrietta  Anna  Maria,  for  Fraud,  2  j 

11^— 8 j  lid 

Pyett,  Henry,  for  Afisanlt,  19  m  10/ 

Qnintell,  William,  for  Stabbing,  28J  11  e 

Baohel,  Madame,  for  Obtaining  Money  under 

False  Pretences,  Bj  11  i— 9  j  11 «— 11  j  11  «— 
16 j  6«— 17j  18  d- 23 J  12<f— 24^  10<f— 27j 

n/ 

^^^^  Batepaying  OlaoBe,  Applications  for  Relief, 

10  J  11  d 
Baymond,  Margaret,  for  Wilfdl  Damage,  5  m 

— «—  Rearden,  John,  for  Disorderly  Conduct,  14  m 

18/ 
Biohardson,  John  Cross,  for  Trespass,  23  m 

11/ 

Biohes,  Oeorge  Carter,  9  j  11/ 

Biokaby,  Ann,  for  Bigamy,  22  a  11 0--11  m 

lie— 18  m  11/ 
Boberts,  Joseph,  for  Selling  Diseased  Meat, 

16  j  11  e 

BobinsoQ,  John,  for  Assault,  5  m  11/ 

— —  Booker,  Ckurdiner,  and  Spicer,  for  Assault, 

23  m  11/ 
Bourke,  Jeremiah,   and   John   Morris,  for 

Stealing,  29  a  11/ 
Buddook  and  Tiemey  (Police)  for  Abuse,  28  j 

12  6 
Buman,  Oscar,  and  others,  for  Having  and 

Uttering  Forged  Buseian  Notes,  3  j  11  e 

-  Bossell,  Thomas,  and  others,  for  Keeping 
and  Using  a  Betting  House,  2/  11  e 

Byan,  George,  and   William    Golding,  for 

Throwing  Stones  at  Trains,  26  j  11  e 

'  Thomas,  for  Assault  and  Bobbery,  16  a  9  e 
Matthew,  John   and  William  Potts,  for 

Assault,  6  a  11/ 
— —  Bye,  Henrietta  Anna  Maria,  for  Fraud,  2J 

11«— 8i  lid— lOi  lie 
— —  Sacks,  Isaac,  for  Misdemeanour,  30 m  lid 
Sahnon,    Eleanor,    for    Employing    Young 

Women  beyond  the  Stipulated  Hours,  80  a  116 
Salter,  James  and  Bobert,  for  Assault,  &c., 

25a  lie 

Barl,  William,  for  Defrauding  the  Bailway 

Company«20m  11/ 

Sawyer,  Bobert,  for  Stealing,  2  a  11  d 

Say,  Henry,  for  Assault,  22  a  11/ 

Scanlan,  John,  and  Edward  Maloney,  for 

Assault,  etc.,  26  m  11/ 

Scohell,  Denis  Fareman,  for  Cmeliy  at  Sea, 

21m  9/ 

Sohofield,  D.  F.,  for  being  Accessary  to 

Murder,  28  m  12  d 

Scott,  William  Stephen, for  Stabbing,  14  a  7/ 

Seal,  William,  for  Bobbery,  dj  lie 

Scale,  Joseph,  6j  11/ 

Seddon,  Bev.  Beuben,  for  Paternity,  10  a 

gd—^Oa  lle-4m  lie 

r-  Segar,  Bichard,  for  Garotting,  29  a  11/ 

— -  Senton,  William,  for  Gfambling,  7  a  12  a 

^ Sharp,  Thomas,  for  Selling  Diseased  Meat, 

Simile 


Police  (continued), 

Sharrott,  Charles,  for  Stealing,  6  a  9  e 

Shea,  John,  for  Threatening  to  Shoot,  20  a 

11/ 

Sheffield  Masons  for  Conspiracy,  6j  12  a 

Sherbottom,  John,  for  Cruelty  to  Pigs,  22  j 

9e 

Shilcock,  William,  for  Selling  Diseased  Meat, 

24 j  lie 

Simmonds,  Joseph,  for  Stabbing,  13a  9/ 

Sims,  Frederick,  for  Stealing,  25  j  11  e 

Sinclair,  William,  for  Stealing,  12m  lie 

Smith,  Al&ed,  and  George  Harris,  for  Con- 
spiracy, 16  a  9  e 

Ann,  for  Bobbery,  7  m  11  e 

Arthur  T.  and  Hector  A.,  for  Murderous 

Assault,  5m  11  a— 12m  lie— 19m  11/— 2 j 

10  c 

Charles,  for  Burglary,  7  a  11/— 14  a  10  6 

Charles,  for  Picking  Pockets,  18  m  11  e 

Hester,  for  Leaving  a  Train  in  Motion, 


19  m,  11/. 

John,  for  Assault,  4  m  11  e — 6  m  13/ 

Joseph,  for  Drunkenness,  etc.,  9  m  11  e— 


18m  lie 
WiUiam,  for  Destroying  his  Clothes,  25  a 

Smithers,  Benjamin,  for  Deserting  his  Family, 

9m  lie 

Snow,  Ellen,  for  Bobbery,  25a  lie— 27  a  11/ 

Spillers,  John,  for  Stealing,  16  j  11/ 

Steers,  — ,  for  Abu8i?e  Language,  25  j  11/ 

SteeTens,  Archibald,  for  Assault,  7  a  11/ 

Stignani,    P.,    and    Emile    Chippiani,    for 

Assault,  20  j  11  f 

Stigiyrana,  Pietro,  for  Stabbing,  12  j  11  e — 

20j  11/ 

Stocks  or  Stokes,  John  Henry  Hewitt,  for 

Stealing,  8  a  9  e— 15  a  11  c 

Strickland,  Edward,  for  Stealing,  15  m  11  a 

Studere,  Bartholomew,  for  Infringement  of 

the  Workshops  Act,  13  j  11/ 

Madame  B.,  for  Employing  Young  Women 

after  Begular  Hours,  28  m  11  e 

Stumer,  Alfred,  for  Stealing,  26  m  11  e 

SullxTan,  Dennis,  for  Stabbing  his  Wife,  10  j 

lie 

Frederick,  and  others,  for  Burglary,  18  a 


lie 


James,  for  Assault,  10  j  11  d— 27  j  11/ 
Timothy,  for  Drunkenness,  24  j  11  e 
for  Bobbery,  with  Violence,  27i  11/ 


~—  Swan,  Thomas,  for  Breach  of  Masters  and 

Serrants  Act,  21  m  11/ 
Swann,  Thomas,  Fred.  Chandler,  and  James 

Shaw,  for  Burglary,  6  a  II  f 
Swonnell,  Edward,  for  Attempted  Fraud,  27i 

11/ 
— —  Symons,  Lewis,  for  Overcharging  Interest, 

18 j  lie 

Tasserath,  John,  for  Stealing,  20  j  II  f 

Taylor,  John,  and  George  Dorrington,  for 

Fraud,  28  a  11/ 

Thomas,  for  Assault,  8  a  9  e 

Thompson,  Donald,  for  Befosing  to  Wo 

24 j  lie 


FOX 


PALMEB'S  HTBEX  TO  "  THE 


Polioe  {eonttnued). 

Thompson,  Henry,  for  an  Indeeent  AsMiUt, 

21a  11 0 

Mary,  and  Emma  Williamson,  28  m  11  d 

Biohard,  for  Stealing,  4j  11  e 

Samnel,  for  Bobbery,  22  j  11  e 

William,  and  others,  for  Riot,  2  j  11/ 

William  and  Harriett,  for  Omelty,  28  m 

7c 
Thorpe,  George,  for  Infringing  Bailway  Bye 

Laws,  2  m  18/ 
Thrower,  Ber.  Henry,  for  Ohnrch  Bates,  27a 

12/ 
ToUett,  Mary,  for  Disorderly  Conduct,  14  m 

13/ 

Tolley,  Mary  Ann,  foriSteaUng,  5  m  11/ 

Toomes,  John,  for  Stealing,  16  j  11  e 

Tomie,  Henry,  for  Betaining  Property  left  in 

his  Cab,  27  m  11  e 
Townshend,  Marqms  of,  Apology  for  a  False 

Charge,  7  m  11/ 
Travers,  Thomas,  for  Stealing,  18  m  11  $— 

26m  11 0 
Treheame,  Biohard,  for  Dronkenness,  23  a 

lie 
Tii£Bll,  Mrs.,  for  Keeping  a  Disorderly  House, 

6/  11  tf 
Tomer,  Miss  Ann,  for  Cruelty  to  her  Servant, 

7  a  11/ 

Tweedie,  James,  for  Homicide,  4  m  12/ 

Tymon.  Bernard,  for  Bobbery,  80  a  11  & 

Underwood,    David,   for    Attempted    Wife 

Murder,  14  a  6  d 

—  Terder,  John,  for  Infringing  the  Workshops' 
Begulation  Act,  9  m  11  e 

Wakefield,  Oeorge,  and  William  Smith,  for 

Burglary,  2dm  11/ 

—  Walbrook,  Mr.,  for  Assault,  26  m  11  e 
Walker,  Arthur,  and  Thos.  Wilkins,  for  As- 
sault, 26i  12/ 

■  Frauds,  for  Bobbery,  6  m  13/ 

George,  for  Stealing,  7  a  12  a 

->—  Mary  Anne,  for  Begging,  7  a  12  a 

Thos.,  for  Burglary,  11  j  11  e 

-—^  Walkling,  Thomas,  for  Cruelty,  10  j  11  e 
Wallace,  Jas.,  and  Edw.  Watts,  for  Garot- 

ting,  21  a  11/ 

Ward,  John,  for  Attempted  Suicide,  6  j  11  e 

Miss,  for  Furious  Driving,  1  a  11/ 

Wardrobe,  Thomas,  for  Stealing,  IJ  11  e^ 

5j  11  e 

Warden,  Bobert,  for  Fraud,  20  m  11/ 

Warren,  Mrs.,  for  Harbouring  Prostitutes, 

25  a  11  tf 
Wash,  Margaret,  for  Assault,  8  a  9  €—9  a 

11/ 
Watson,  Henry,  for  Assault  and  Bobbery, 

80j  12/ 

Watts,  George,  and  Thos.  Burchell,  for  Bur- 
glary, 17  a  11 d 

Webster  &  Syett  (Cabmen),  for  Assault,  26  j 

12/ 

Weadon,  John,  for  Brutal  Outrages,  6j  11  ^ 

Welch,  Lawrence,  for  Attempting  to  Stab, 

3  j  11  e 

Wells,  Thomas,  for  Murder,  4  m  12/ 


Polioe  (continued). 

Whiley,  William,  for  Forgery,  22  m  12  b— 

23  m  11/— 26  m  11 « 
— ^  White,  Andrew,  for  Manslaughter,  28  m  11 « 

David,  for  Assault,  6  m  13/ 

Thomas,  for  sending  Diseased  Meat  to 

Market,  SOj  12/ 

William,  for  Bobbery,  16a  9  d 

for  Felony,  28  a  11  e— 25  a  lie 


Whittoek,  Geo.,  and  Samuel  Gregory,  for 

Assault  and  Bobbery,  SOj  12/ 

Wilde,  Jane,  for  Assault,  18m  He 

— — >  Wilkes,  James,  and  others,  for  Stealing,  81  a 

11/ 

Wilkins,  Elizabeth,  for  Assault,  IJ  11  e 

Williams,  Jane,  for  Stealing,  25  a  11  e 

Bobert,  for  Unlawfully  workmg  a  Pit,  20 j 

lie 

and  Wm.  White,  for  Stealing,  etc,  8a  9  ^ 

Wihnoti,  Samuel,  fbr  Stealing,  6  a  11  e 

Wilson,  Harriet,  for  Attempted  Snidde,  23}' 

11/ 
Henry,  for  Keeping  a  Betting  Boom,  21  m 

Winslow,  George,  for  Dmnkenneas  and  As- 
sault, 6j  11/ 
Woods,  Thomas,  for  Obtaining  Money  by 

False  Pretences,  11  m  He 
Woolacott,  Geo.,  for  Poisoning  a  Bacehorae, 

24i  lie 

Woolcott,  Bich.  Wm.,  for  Murder,  2  a  11  d 

— *-  Woolford,  James,  for  Disturbance,  12  m  11/ 

Woolfe,  George,  for  Embezzlement,  18  a  11 V 

— —  Wray,  Octanus,  for  Infringing  Bail?ray  Law, 

17  j  13  d 
Wrightson,  Charles  James,  for  Assault,  1  n 

12  e 
Toung,  a,  Woman  for  Advice  to  protect  her 

from  a  bad  House,  16  j  11/ 
for  Inserting  pieces  of  bumiDg  Pa|>er  in 

Letter  Boxes,  14  a  10  d 
Charles,  for  Attempting  to  Stab,  7  a  12  a 

—  George,  for  Drunkenness,  eto.,  22  a  11  /^ 
•»—  Zelaski,  Louis,  for  Forgery,  2a  lid— 1)^; 

lie— 24  a  12/ 
Police— Case  of  Inspector  Miller,  6  a  12  « 

—  Death  of  Inspector  Bradstock,  Murdered  bt 
a  Felon,  8  j  12  a 

Increased  Charges  for,  18  a  12  V- 6y  11  a 

Inspection  of  the  Liverpool,  9  a  12  6 

Order  Granting  One  Day's  Bespite  in  eaclj 

Week  to  each  Member,  19  j  5  / 

Betnm  of  Expenditure  and  Foree,  2ij  9/ 

of  SeoUand,  Statistics,  27  m  7  e 

Pollard  (Commander  John,  the  avenger  of  NeUon) . 

Sketoh  of;  25  a  5  c 
Polygraphic  Hall— American  Coz^urer,  8  j  12  d 
Poor  Law  Changes,  12  j  12  h 

Betum,  llj  9/ 

of  Valuation  of  Ireland,  6j  11/ 

Bates,  60th  Annual  Betum,  8  m  12/ 

BeUefBiU,  2J  9& 

in  Ireland,  24  j  12  d 


Pope,  Sketoh  of  the,  12  m  106   . 

Popish  Plot,  Mr.  Disraeli's  Election  Cry,  15  a  6& 

Population— Begistrar  Generars  Betum,  23  a  II  a 


Jane  80, 1868.]     jpaxkeb's  ikdex  to  *'the  timss  "  vewspapeb. 


Pru 


POBTIXaAI.:— 

ArriTil  of  Admiral  Famgnt  at  Lisbon,  1  m 

12  a 

Complete  Amnesiy  Ghranted  for  all  Political 

Crimes,  37  j  12  a 

Departure  of  Admiral  Far^agat,  1/95 

■  of  the  Qaeen  and  Infant  Prince  for  Turin, 

Ua  la 
the  QoTemment  and  the  South  Eastern  Bail- 
way,  2j  9  c-4Ji  12  a— Hi  9  6 

Miscellaneous  News,  6  a   12&^18a  10  a — 

Ij  9  6— 16i  9  6— 22j  12  a 

Peniohe  (Count),  Arrangements  fbr  the  Trial 

of,  8  j  9  h 
Post  Office,  Accumulation,  9/  5  e 

—  Arrangements  with  Australia,  28  a  10  a 
British  India,  Be?enne,  25/  10  c 

Deputation  about  Penang,  28  m   10  a — 8/ 

10  a— 20/  7  c 

—  Estimates  for  Parliament,  18  a  4(i— 25fii 
6« 

Late  DeliYeiy  of  Letters,  8  a  8  « 

—  Memorial  to,  on  theAustralian  Sendee,  7  a  6  a 

Notice  about  Brasil,  etc..  Mails,  28  a  7  a 

Beduction  of  Bates  on  Books  and  Patterns  to 

the  Continent,  27/  12/ 
Bevenue  Betum,  8  m  12  6 

Barings  Banks,  Expenses  of;  10a  7/ 

Statistics.  29/  11/ 

Treasury  Wanant  Relating  to  Postages  for 

Abroad.  10/  1  € 

—  Weight  of  Official  Despatches,  etc.,  firee,  4  a 
12/ 

Potter  (T.  B.)  on  Bedistribution  of  Seats,  2/  10  d 

Poultry  and  Eggs,  10/  10  e 

President's  Trial,  Beasons  for  it,  18  a  10  e 

Preston,  Biots  in,  6/  10/ 

Pi^ce  (Bonomy),  on  the  Currency,  21m  7  a 

Prideauz  (Lt.,  Abuitinian  Frwmer)^  hbtiet  firom, 

6m  12/ 
Prima  Donna  in  Court,  a  Wig  Case,  21  m  9  d 
Prince  Consort  Memorial,  18/  6/ 
Printers*  Pension  Corporation   AnniTcrsary,  29/ 

96 
Prison  Diet  and  Discipline,  Death  from,  1  a  10/— 

26m  9/ 

Beport  of  in  Ireland,  2  a  10/ 

Prisoners*  Inflammatory  Speeches  in  the  Dock, 

2  m  14  a 
PriTy  Council,  Bankruptcy  at  Hong  Kong,  10/ 

11a 

the HaUey,  18/  Ha 

on  Importation  of  Cattle,  18m  96— 19  m 

9e 

Meeting,  16/  11/ 

Notices,  29/  11/ 

Orders  under  Contagioos  Diseases  Act,  17/ 

8  a— 17/  10  c 
■  on  Quarantine,  8  m  9/ 

on  Vaccination,  8  a  7  a 

Produce  Markets,  6  a  7  6 

Promotion  by  Purchase  in  the  Army,  16  a  4d — 

20a  12  e 

from  the  Banks,  21  m  5/— 23  m  12  c 

Propagation  of  the  Gospel  Society,  15  a  8  a— 21  a 

9cl— 26  a  12/— 27/  12  s 


Property  of  Deceased  Seamen,  Board  of  Trade 

Betum,  8  m  9/ 
PBIJ8BIA:— 

Abolition  of  Capital  Punishment,  20  m  12  a 

of  Imprisonment  for  Debt,  18  m  12  a — 28  m 

12  a— 29  m  12a 
— ^  Astronomical  Society,  Grant  to,  28  m  13  a 
Austrian  Society  for  Wounded  Soldiers,  16 1* 

12  d 
Bismark  (Count),  Health  of,  6/  9d— 9/  66 

—22/  10  a 

Bokhara  Intelligence,  9/  6  6 

Budget,  16  m  66—10/  12  a— 18/  12  a 

Commercial  Treafy  with  America,  IS  a  8  6 

Co-operatiTe  Associations,  29  m  12  a 

Court  Circular,  18/  12a^28/  12  a 

Customs  Parliament  and  England,  27  m  9  c 

Close  of  the  Sessions,  26  m  12  a 

Election  of  President,  Arc,  29  a  12  a 

Entertainments  given  to,  26  m  6  a 

Proceedings,  30a  9  6— 2m  12c-^m  9e 

—6m  14a— 8m  12a— 9m  12a— 11m  9d— 

12  m  9tf— 12  m  10<^-16m  106— 16  m  12  a— 

19  m  12  a— 20m  12  a— 27  m  9  c 

Speech  of  the  King.  26  m  12  a 

Withdrawal  of  the  Tariff  BiU,  26  m  12  a 

Dinner  of  the  Crown  Prince  in  honour  of 

Queen  Victoria's  Birthday,  28  m  12  a 
Duke  of  Brunswick  and  Crown   Prince  of 

HanoTcr,  18  a  7  6 

Eastern  Question,  21  a  10  c 

Fatal  Gas   Explosion   at  Eursstrasse,  8  m 

12  a— 18m  12  a 
French  Surrey  of  the  'Bhine,  8/  10  c— 22/ 

10a 

Gambling  Houses,  Abolition  of,  17/  14  a 

German  Arcac  Expedition,  Grant  from  the 

King,  14m  7a 

Departure  of  the  OermaiUa,  20  m  12  a 

Progress,  26  m  6  6 

^— -  Elementary  School  Teachers*  Meeting  at 

Cassel,  9/  6  6 
Grand  Dinner  ;to  the  Customs  Parliament, 

23  m  12a 
Gri^ld  Duke  of  .Darmstadt's  Policy,    18  a 

7a 

Gruben  (Baron  Von),  Death  of,  13a  8c 

Hanover  (King  of),  Arrest  of  his  Agent  with 

Important  Letters,  22/  10  a 

Hanoverian  Legion,  8  m  12  a — 18  m  6  6 

Hoisting  of  the  New  Federal  Ensign,  7  a 

10  e 
Jews,  Bill  for  Bemoval  of  all  Bestriotions  on, 

17/  14  a 
Luther  (Martin),  Inauguration  of  Statue  to, 

by  the  King,  12/  12  a 
Members  of  Parliament  not  responsible  for 

their  Speeches,  4  a  12  a— 7  a  lOd 

Military  Medical  Serrice,  10  a  6  e 

— -  Miscellaneous    Intelligence,    2  a    10  a — 8  a 

12  a— da  7  6— Ida  10a— 14a  8  6— 2da  12a 

—27a  126— 4m  12a— 6m  9e— 1/  10a— 4/ 

12  a— 11/  9  6—26/  12  a 

New  Postal  Traffic,  28  m  12  a 

System  of  Weights  and  Measures,  16/  9 " 


—16/  12  a 


96 


Pru 


FALlfSB'S  Iin>BZ  TO  ''  THS  TIMES  "   VEWBFJLPEB. 


[April  1  to 


Fruasla  (continued), 

New  Tragedy  by  Prince  George,  21  a  10  d 

War  Material  of  Nitro-Glycerine,  7  m  10  c 

North  German  Parliament,  2  a  9  &--S  a  12  a 

—7a   10c— l7o    6a— 25a    12a— 30a    9  6— 
7  r»  10  &— 6i  9  d— 8  j  9  b—lOj  12  a 

'  Close  of  the  Soflsion  and  Speeeh  of  the 

King,  22  j  12  a 

Confederacy  and  Belgium,  18  a  7  a 

Naval  Loan  Voted,  22  j  10  6 

Negooiations  for  Preserring  Private  Pro- 
perty at  Sea,  20  a  12  a 

■  Payment  of  Members  Debate,  7  a  10  c 

Pensioning   Schleswig-Holstein    Officers, 

6j  9d 

Opening  of  the  Zolrorein  Session  and  Speech 

of  the  King,  28  a  12  e 

Petroleum,  Duty  on,  rejected,  21  m  9  6 

Postal    Treaties,    4  J    12  a— GJ   9d— 16j 

12  a 

Prince  Napoleon  at  Berlin,  16  j  6  b 

Proposal  for  Furloughs,  2^  a  12  a 

—^  Report  of  Projected  Journey  of  the  King,  not 
true,  2  a  9  6 

Boumanian  Jews,  Appeal  to  the  Jewish  Bank- 
ing Houses  for  Assistance,  8a  7  6 

Bussian  Deficit,  18  a  8  c 

BusBo-Prusso-French  Co-operation   in    the 

East  Declined,  18a  7a 

Saxe  CoburgGotha,  27  m  9  c 

Schweinfurth  (Dr.),  on  the  Ab3rs8inian  Es- 

pedition,  21  a  10  d 

Sentence  on  the  Hanoverian  Officers,  9  a  9  & 

—14a  8  c 

Tobacco  Tax,  13  m  12  a— 16  m  12  a— 18  m 

6  a— 19  m  106 

-  Treaty  of  Commerce  with  America,  6  a  12  a 
with  Austxia,  16  m  10  & 

withBome,  18m  6a 

Trial  of  the   Twenty-two  Hanoverians   for 

Treason,  21m  9  6 

Sentence,  21  m  9  fr 


Two  Large  Distilleries  Burnt  at  Stettin,  16  m 

12  a 
Public  Buildings,  Architect  Appointed  for,  8  j  9  a 

—  Carriages  Expenditure,  10  j  7  d 

Deparfinents,    Arrangement  into   Sections, 

16  j  9d 
Betum  of  Persons  and  Salaries,  2  m  6  c 

—  Income  and  Expenditure,  14 m  lid 

Offices,  Furniture  for.  Estimates,  17  a  6  a 

Printing,  7ote  for,  14  a  9  c— 8m  12  6 

Records,  Report,  16  m  6/ 

Works  and  Buildings,  Estimates  for,  15  a 

10  c 
Pugin  (E.  W.)  on  the  New  Law  Courts,  23  j  11  a 
Punjab  (the).  Sketch  of,  15  j  6  c 
Purdy  (Wm.)  on  the  Postal  Arrangements  with 

Australia,  28  a  10a--9j  10  a 
Puttick  &  Simpson  (Messrs.),  Price  List  of  Sale  of 

Autographs,  8  a  9  a 
Pyrethrmn  Roscnm,  a  Powder  to  Destroy  Insects, 

30  m  11/ 


Queen  Assurance  Company, ! 
96 


)m  10a 


Queen's  Birthday — State  Dinners,  etc.,  25  m  12  c 

Book,  translation  into  Gaelic,  8m  8  c 

Queensland,  Conditions  for  obtaining  Land  in,  2djR 

10  a 

Exports,  19  j  9  e 

Notice  of,  4  m  7  a 

Quigley  (Mr.),  of  Whitby,  Silver  Medal  avarded  to, 

18m  5c 

B. 
Ragged  Schools,  Field  Lane,  28  m  7/ 

Whitechapel,  30a  lie 

Railway  Benevolent  Institution  AnniTersazr,  21  m 

6/ 
Disgraceful  Scene  at  Forest  Gate  Station,  dj 

12a— 5  j  6c 
Fares,  great  Bise  in,  20  m  12  c— 21  m  7e— 

23  m  12c-26m  7/-28m  7  d^2Sj  9d 

Monopoly,  13  m  10  c— 13  j  12/ 

—  Statistics,  4  j  7  c 

--^  Trains,  Attempts  to  Upidt,  15  a  9fr— 18  a 

5c 

Removal  of  Lights,  28m  7  c 

BAILWAT8 :— 

Abyssinian  Railway,  6  m  6  c— 7  m  12  6 

Algerian,  28m  6/ 

Alteration  of  Fares  Bill,    ISm  10  c— 21^; 

7a 
AmalgamationB  and  the  Board  of  Tmde,  13  m 

10  c 
and  Overcharge,  19  m  12  6— 23  m  12^— 

8j6/ 
Amalgamation  Bill,  and  House  of  Lords,  15  / 

5d 
Antwerp  and  Rotterdam,  23  a  7  c — 4  m  7/— 

30i  12  c 

Arbroath,  and  Forfar,  2  a  7  5 

-  Argentine  Railway,  21a  5a 

Arrangement  to  take  places  in,  18  j  11/ 

Athenry  and  Tuam,  25  m  7  c 

Athenry  and  Enni's  Junction,  25  m  7  c 

Atlantic  and  Great  Western,  7  a  6/— 10  a 

6/— 17a   6d— 20a   106— 27a  7<f— 28a  10a 

—6m   12 d— 16m   10/— 80m  lOd— 4j  7fl- 

6 J  10/— 16i  10  c— 20 j  7/— 29i  7  a 

Attempt  to  Upset  Trains,  16  a  9  &— 18a  he 

Beliast  Central,  28  m  7  d 

Benefits  of  Amalgamation,  6  m  12  c 

Bomba,  Baroda,  and  Central  India,  6  J  10  <r 

-^15i  7  c 

Bournemouth,  13  m  10  c — 4j  7  c 

Brecon  and  Merthyr  Tydfil  Junction,  11k 

7d 

Brennan  Railway,  IJ  6  d 

— —  Brighton  and  South  Eastern  Amalgamatioo 

BiU,  3a  11a— 28m  7a 

Brighton  and  the  Union  Branch,  23  m  10  c 

Buenos  Ayres  Great  Southern,  6j  10  c— 11  j 

7  c— 18j  7  c 

Buffalo  and  Lake  Huron,   6  m   12d— 14r 

9c 

Bury  and  Thetford,  28  m  7  d 

Caledonian,  2  o    7  6— 14  a    5/— 16a    6/— 

17a  6<*— 25m  7c— 29m  10c 

Calcutta  and  South  Eastern,  1  a  11  c 

Cambrian,  20  a  6  c— 80  a  7  c— 4  m  7/— 10; 

,     10c  ^ 


June  30, 1868.]     paimeb's  ikdbx  to  "  the  times  "  itewspapeb. 


Bai 


Hallways  (c<mHnued), 

Cape,  21a   5d— 27a   7dr-llm  76— 26ffi 

10  c 

Carlisle  and  Silloth,  13  a  6  &— 18  a  6e 

CarnarvonBhire,  22  a  7  e 

•*—  Carriage  of  Parcels,  Nev  Bill  aboat,  6  a  12  c 
— 7o  6a 

Non-interference  with  **  packed"  Parcels, 


28  a  6  a— 7  m  9/ 
— -  Central  Argentine,  2  a  7  & 

Wales,  6  a  7  e—Sj  7(2— 26i  7  6 


Qd 


Clearing  Honses,  5  m  10/ 
Combination,  Advantages  of,  23j  10  e- 


-29  i 


Companies*  Account  Bill,  2  a  9  a 

Dead  Weight  in  Bailway  Trains,  4  a  6f— 

27a  7a.— 7m  66 

Delhi,  18  a  6  e— 30  a  7/ 

Demerara,  6  a  7«— 20  a  6«— 2  m  8/— 16  m 

10/— 30  m  lOd— 20j  7/ 

Denbigh,  Bnthin,  and  Corwen,  29  m  10  c 

DcTon  and  Cornwall,  ISj  7  e 

Don  Pedro  II .  Railway,  22  j  10  c 

Dublin,  Wicklow,  and  Wexford,  18  j  7  e 

Dunabnrg  and  Witepsk,  4  a  6/ — 6  m  12  d — 

30  TO  10<J— 6j  9<J— 24j  10d—25j  7  6 

Dutch  Indian,  8  a  5  6 

Dutch-Rhenish,    2  a    7  c — 16  a    6/— 22  m 

lie 

East  Gloucestershire,  1  a  11  e 

London,  4  a  6/ — ij  7d 

Norfolk,  20  a  6« 


Eastern  Bengal,   27  m  lOe— 20j    6tf— 27j 

11  a  • 

Erie  Railway  War,  8  a  10  6—8  a  7  c— 13  a 

lOd— 27a  6(?— 4m  6d— 8m  56     • 

Euphrates  Valley,  6  m  12  a--8  j  7  a 

European  and  North  American,  20  m  11  a — 

29  m  10  a— 23  j  10  6 

Foretastes  of  Amalgamation,  13j  12/ 

French  Railway  Returhs,  6  a  7  e — 13  a  6  6 

— 20  a  6«— 29  a  12  6— Im  12/— 4  m  7/— 
12m  6c— 25m  7e— Ij  76— 8j  7d— 15j  7c 
— 23 j  10 e 

Dividends,  14  a  7  a 

Bills,  25  j  12  a 


Funikirchen-Bares,  Railway,  7  m  9  d 

Glasgow  (City)  Union,  4m  7 f 

Grand  Trunk  of  Canada,  2  a  7  c — 10  a  6f~ 

13a  6  6— 17a  6  6— 30a  7/— 2m  8e— Urn 
7  6—14  m  9  c— 29  m  10  d— 4  j  7  d-^llj  7  e— 
18 j  7e—l9j  10  6—26  j  7  6 

Great  Central  of  Belgium,    30  a    7/— 29j 

7  a 

Eastern,     14a    5  a — 16  a    76 — 20  a    7d 

— 21  a  12  c— 22  a  7  c— 24  a  10  a— 29  a  9  d— 
■im  7c— 6m  12c— 21m  7<f— 30m  12 d 

Indian  Peninsular,  7  m  6  6 — 26  m  10  c — 

r,Om  10  c— Ij  7b—lSj  10  c 

Luxembourg,  2a  7 h 

North  of  Scotland,  13  a  5  6 

Northern,  20  m  10/— 29j  7  c 

Southern  of  India,  14  m  9  c— 20  m  10/ 

Western,  28  a  7  a— 3  a  11 6-^15  m  10  c— 

26  m  10  c— Ij  9  a— 26j  7  6 

Western  of  Canada,  4  a  6/— 9  a  7d 


BoilwayB  {eontivued). 

Great  Western  and  Vale  of  Neath  Railways, 

I6a  76 

-  Hereford,  Hay,  and  Brecon,  18  m  7  d 
Highland,  21  a  6  d 

Llinois   Central,    6  a    7  c — 26  m    7  c — ^29  m 

10a-~29j  7  c 

Indiana  Southern  Railway,  16  a  6  6 

Infection  in  Railway  Carriages,  18  a  7  c 

Intercolonial,  7  a  6  a 

Irish  Railway  Commission  Blue  Book,  13  m 

6(2 

Italian,  15  j  7  e 

Kent  Coast,  10 j  10  c 

Llanelly,  2  m  8/ 

London,  Brighton,  and  South  Coast,  11  m  7  6 

—22m  lie— 28m  7d— 28m  7e—12j  6 a 

Chatham  and  Dover,  9  m  10  c — 26  m  10  c 

—  27m  10  c 

and  North  Western,  27  a  7  (2— 16  m  116 


—19m  6c 

and  South  Western,  Ij  7  6 

Lyons  and    Mediterranean,  21  a   6  a-^16 j 

12  a 

Madras,  12  m  6  c— 18  m  7  d 

Manchester,  Sheffield,  and  Lincolnshire,  16  a 

7  &_30  a  7/— 12  m  6  c— 26  m  10  c— 10  j  10  c 
Maryport  and  Carlisle,  6  j  10/ 

Mauritius,  12  jn  6  c— 21m  7/— 29j  7  c 

Melbourne  and  Hobson*s  Bay,  264?i  7  c — 20 J 

7/ 

Metropolitan,     21m    7/— 29  m    10  c— 16 j 

lOd— 17i  12  (J— 19  j  10  d 

Metropolitan  and  St.  John's  Wood,  9  a  7  a — 

10a  6/ 

Midland,  16  m  10/ 

Mold  and  Denbigh  Junction,  14  a  4/ 

Mont  Cenis  Railway,   17  a  10  6 — 6  m  7  a — 

6  m  12  a— 9  m  6  c — 11  m  7  a — 12  m  6  a — 26  m 
12  6— 26  m  6  a— 29  m  6  6— 9 j  6/— llj  10  6— 
16  j  12  a— 19  j  6  6— 22j  6  c 

Namur  and  Liege,  6  a  7  c 

New  York  Central,  8  a  7  c 

Underground,  4  m  6  d 

Newry  and  Armagh,  28  m  6  c 

Nicolai  Railway,  3  a  11  a — 4  m  12  a 

North  British,  25  m  7  c— 30m  10  d 

Eastern,  4cm  7  f 

Staffordshire,  2  m  8/ 

-  Northern  of  France,  6  a  7  c— 14  a  4/— 27  a 
7d 

Oberhessische,  13  a  6  a 

Ottoman,  2  a  7  6— 6J  10  a—Gj  10 f 

-  Oude  and  Rohilcund,  29  j  7  c 
Pacific,  4  m  6  d 

-  Panama,  5j  10  a 

Peebles,  2  a  7  6 

-  Pemambuco,  16  a  7  6—22  a  7  c 

Pembroke  and  Tenby,  20  a  6  c 

-  Potteries,    Shrewsbury,  and    North  Wales, 
17a  6d— 23a  7c 

Railway  Bills  Passed,  8  m  10  6—12  m  50-^ 

13 j  10  c— 13 J  10/— 18j  7«— 20j  7/— 24^ 
10  d 

Progression,  29  a  12  6— 2  m  8/— 6m  12  d 

—18  m  10  c— 14  m  9d— 16  m  10/— 16  m  116 

H  97 


Bob 


FAXMEB*S  HTBEX  TO  '^  THE  TIMES  "  NEWSPAPEB. 


[April  1  to 


Bobinson  (J.  G.)  on  the  Burlington  Honse  Colon- 
nade, 9  j  10  d 

Bock  Life  Assarance.  29  m  10  a 

Boman  Catholic  Kissionary  College  for  London, 
25  a  10  6 

University,  Address  of  Boman  Catholic  Pre- 
lates to  Earl  Mayo  on,  22  j  10  e 

Boman  Catholics  in  Prison,  9  j  9/ 

Bomanism  in  Yorkshire,  27  m  10  d 

Borne,  Exoayations  and  Discoveries  in,  9  a  9  « 

Bomero  (M.),  on  the  Mexican  Debt,  80  j  12  c 

Bosebery  (Earl  of),  Succession  of  Title,  6  j  7/ 

Boss  (Lieut.-Col.)»  on  the  Militia,  SOta  5  c 

Botherhithe,  great  Fire  at,  6  j  12  £ 

Botten  Bow,  Dangers  from  Acrobats  in,  4 j'  12  e 

Boumania,  22  m  5  a— 20j  12a--26j  12o— 27j 
12  5 

Boumanian  Art,  7  a  9  a 

Bonndell  (Chas.  S.)*  on  the  University  Tests  Bill, 
12to  11&— 19m  lOd 

Bous  (Admiral)  on  the  Turf,  16^  12  d 

Bowland  Hill  Festival,  19  j  12  c 

Boyal  Academy,  Centenary  Exhibition,  2  m  11 6 — 
4  m   8/— 4  m    9d— 4  m    10  a— 21m    10/— 2 j 


6a 


Election  of  Professor  of  Anatomy,  22  J  8/ 

—  Names  to  Pictures,  28  a  5  d 

—  of  Music,  20j  12  d 

Agricultural  Benevolent  Institution,  4j  12/ 
Society,  8  a  7  c— 20  a  76— 11m  6/— llj 


7d—22j  10 « 
Artillery  and  Engineers,  7  m  6/— 9  m  12/ 

Botanic  Society,  27  a  9/— 11  m  12  &— 25  m 

10«— 28  m  7«— 29  m  5e—16j  6e— 18j  12  « 

Gardens,  Qj  12  d 

Burghs,  Convention  of,  10  a  10  € 

Caledonian  Asylum,  Holloway,  26  jf  6/ 

Cambridge  Asylum    for    Soldiers*  Widows, 

20  m  12/ 
Charity  to  Two  Cornish  Miners*  Wives,  30  a 

da 
Dramatic  College,  29  m  6/ 

Free  Hospital,   la   10  6— 27a    12c— 11m 

6  c— 24  j  5/ 

-  G^ery  of  Illustration,  10  a  8  c 

Geographical  Society,  80  a  10/— 13  m  116 

—26  m  12d— lOj  7/— 24j  12  6 

Horticultural  Society,  6  m  14  6— 20  m  9/— 

28  m  9/— 3 J  12  a— 4;  6/ 

— ^  Hospital  for  Incurables,  2  a  6/ 

Humane  Society,  8  a   4  c — im   12  d — 19 J 

12  d 

Institute  of  British  Architects,  29  a  9e 

Literary  Fund.  Meeting,  7  m  12  a 

London  Ophthalmic  Hospital,  Gift  from  the 

Queen,  la  lid 
Mail  Steam  Packet  Company,  9  a  7  a — 16  a 

56— 27a  7  6— 30a  7c— 9m  10  6 

Medical  Benevolent  College,  14  m  11  a 

Microscopical  Society,  11  a  12  6 

Naval  School,  New  Cross,  Annual  Award, 

18j  6/ 

Orthopcedio  Hospital  Festival,  22  m  6  6 

Besidences  to  be  Sold  by  Mr.  Bearden,  a 

Satire,  28  m  9d 

—  Society,  List  of  Candidates,  17  a  Sf 
inn 


Boyal  Society,  Elected  Fellows,  11  m  10  c 

Scottish  Academy,  22i  7/ 

Bugby  School  Scholarship,  26  m  9/ 

Speech  Day,  I6j  9/ 

Bum,  Admiralty  Tender  for,  6  a  10/ 

Contractors,  27i  10/ 

Bussell  (George)  and  the  Gtiinea  Coal  Company, 
16a  6/ 

(F.  W.)    on  Charing  Cross  Hospital,  7  m 

12  d 

(Lord)  on  the  Irish  Church,  17  a  5  o— 4  m 

6a 

Leading  Article  on,  17  a  Bd 

BUSSIA :— 

Account  of  Eastern  Asiatic,  9  a  13  d 

Amnesty  to  Siberian  Captives,  8  j  9  c 

Budget,  9  a  9  6 

Dome    Ness  Passage   dosed  by  Ice,  18  a 

12  a 

Flogging  in  the  Army,  14  a  7/ 

Grand  Duchess  Marie  Fevdorowna  (nee  P. 

Dagmar),  Accouchement  of,  20  m  12  a 
Birth  of  a  Son,  20  m  12  a 

Gre^t   Battle    between   the    Bussiana    and 


Bokharians,  Ij  9  c — 6i  9  e — 8^  10  c 

—  Illness  of  Baroness  Brunnow,  16  a  8  a 

—  Martial  Law,  Abolition  of,  29  a  12  a 

—  Miscellaneous  News,  8  a   12  a — ^17  a 
22  a  12  a— 13  m  12  a— 22  m  5  a 

New  Drill  Begnlation,  26m  5  6 

Tariff,  17  a  6  a 


5  a— 


Official  Changes,  28  a  12  d 

' Opening  of  Trade  with  St.  Petersburg,  7  m 

9d 

Pastoral  against  a  Patriarchate  of  Jeru- 
salem, 22  m  5  a 

Postal  Treaty  with  Sweden,  25  j  12  a 

Bailways,  9  a   96— 4  m  12o— 6j  9  c — ^25; 

12  a 

Beduction  of  Duty  on  Tea,  11  m  9  <i 

Belations  with  Bokhara,  18  m  6  a — 6j  12  a 

— 6j  9  e— 8 J  9  c— 9  j  5  6— 27j  12  a 

Bevolt  of  the  Circassians  at  Samson,  22 » 

5a 

Samarcand,  Official  Beport  of  the  Capture  of, 

24/  5  a 

Bussia  and  Bokhara,  17  j  6  d 
Bussian  Customs  Beforms,  9j  12  f 
Butland  (Duke  of),  Noteflrom,  8  m  12/ 
Bye  (Maria  S.)  on  Female  Emigration,  3  a  lO^ — 
10a  10  c— 25a  12c 

S. 
Sacred  Harmonic  Society,  4  a  12tf 
Sailors'  Home  Meeting,  15  m  12  a 
Salisbury  (Marquis  of).  County  Meeting  on  his 
Death,  4  m  11/ 

Death  of,  13  a  10  6 

Funeral,  21  a  9  6 

• —  on  Great  Eastern  Bailway,  21  m  7  c 

(Bishop  of),  Health,  2  m  11  a 

Salmon  Fisheries  of  the  Dee,  22  a  7  6 
of  England,  7  a  12  a — 17  a  6/ 

Speoisd  Commission,  Beport  on,  9  a  9  6 — 

16  a  11  c 

in  the  Tyne,  10  a  10  d 


Jane  30, 1868.]     palhbb's  in-joxix  to  "  the  tikes  "  newsfapeb. 


SM 


SAUnon  Fisheries  in  the  Thames,  10  j'  6< — 11  j  9d 
Salford,  Effects  of  the  Bating  Olanse,  21a  9  f 
Saltpetre,  State  of  Market,  17  a  6a--22a   7  e— 

2Sa7d-~25a  5«— Im  10&— 8m  10&— 13m 

10  d— 22  TO  11  a^llj  12  b 
Samnelson  (Alex.)  on  Bailway  Accidents,  22  a  11/ 

(B.)  on  Conciliation  v.   Strikes,  18  a  5/ 

Sandhurst  College,  Gen.  Sir  Dnncan  Campbell  ap- 
pointed GoTemor,  23  m  12  d 

names  of  Snccessfnl  Candidates,  29 j  10  e 

Sandwich  Islands,  22  J  12  c 

Sanitary  Beport  of  New  Yoric,  l&m  Be 

Sayings  Banks'  Fnnds,  23  j  11  d 

Post  Office,  22a  12  c 

BavoyChap6l,9m  9e 

Additional  Morning  Service,  21  a  9  6 

Saxony— Bill  for  Abolition  of  Capital  Punishment, 

passed,  8 a  7 h — ^SOm  12 a 
— —  Census,  15  j  9  a 

Loan  for  Bailways,  28  m  12  a 

Soallan  (J.  T.)  on  the  release  of  Col.  Nagle,  an 

Error,  21  a  5  e 
Scarlet  Fever,  How  it  Spreads,  14  a  5  <{— 16  a  lOd 

—17a  10 d— 18  a  7«— 20a  6/ 
Sehoolmistresses  in  the  Army,  Bednotion  of  Postage 

to,  9m  8d 
Schoolmasters  their  Power  in  Schools,  8  a  9/— 

7a  12d 
Schools  aided  by  Parliamentary  Grants,  15  m  5  ^ 
Schools  Inquiry  Commission,  1  a  11  e 
Answer  of  a  '*  Dovm^weet,"  Schoolmaster,  80  a 

9a 
Science  and  Art  Department  Estimates,  20  a  If 
Scotland,  Court  of  Sessions,  Beturn  of,  18  m  10  e 

Meetings  of  General  Assembly,  25  m  6c 

State  of  the  Crops  in  the  North,  19  j  9/ 

■  Statistics  of  Crime  in,  8  m  12  c 

Scott  (Michael)  on  Purifjing  the  Clyde,  18 a  5d 
Scottish  Amicable  Life  Assurance,  29  m  10  a 

Provincial  Assurance  Company,  18  a  6  a 

^-—  Universities,  Candidates  for  M.P.,  19i  5  e    . 

■  and  Members  for,  15  a  10  c 

— ^  Widows'  Fund  Life  Assurance  Society,  27  m 

10  « 
Seal  Fishery,  29  m  5  a— 12 j  8  a— 22  j  12  e 
Seamen's  MoAey  Orders,  11  m  9  c 
Sermon  of  a  Clergyman  on  his  Marriage  to  his 

Housekeeper,  1  a  12  d 
Servia,  Amst  of  the  Assassins,  12  j  12  a— IS j 

12a--15i  9  6— 16j  12  a— 18  j  12  & 

—  Assassination  of  Prince  Michael,  11  j  9  h — 
13 J  6/— 18i  10  c 

—  Oapt  Mirazalovic  Shot,  80J  11  e 
Funeral,  28^  5  a 

Miscellaneous  News,  15  j  9c— 17i  14  a— 18  j 

13  h—20J  12  a— 24  J  12  a— 27  *  12  fr— 80  j  11  e 

—  Preparations  tot  the  Funeral,  18  J  12  a — 16  j 
12  a— 22i  12  a 

« Proceedings  against  the  Assassins,  87i  12  a 

— 80i  11 « 
the  Succession,  12J  12  a— 15  j  9,6— 18  j  10  c 

— 28j  12  0^26  j  12  a 
Setoning  Cattle,  14  a  4/ 
Sevens  Hall  Feast,  15  m  5  e 
- — -  not  Severn  but  Levem,  18  m  11/ 
Sewage,  Town,  a  Word  about,  16  a  10  d 


Seychelles  Islands,  13  m  12  6 

Shakespear  (J.  D.)  on  Street  Bobberies,  29  j  7e 

(Lieut.-Ool.)  on  Beer  Shops,  8j  11  a 

Shannon,  Parliamentary  Enquiry  into  the  Naviga- 
tion, etc.  of,  6j  11  b 

Shaw  (Thomas  George)  on  Wine  Duties,  23  a  7  6 
Sheep  Husbandry  at  Adrianople,  10  a  If 
Sheffield  Trades  Union  Outrages — Another  Case  of 
"Battening,"  6m  14/— 12m  9(1— 5 j  5  c 

Great  Fire  at,  18  i  12  c 

Mr.  Mark  Firth's  Endowment  of  36  Alms- 
houses at,  27  m  6  6 
Conspiracy  at,  6i  12  a — 8  j  9  c 

Testimonial  to  W.  C.  Leng,  29  a  9  e 

Sherardian  Professorship  of  Botany,  16  m  9c 
Sheriffs,  Election  of,  25  j  10/    ' 

Proposed  Citizens  for,  80  m  8  a 

Shields  (F.  J.)  on  his  Water-Colour  Drawing,  6  m 
14  c 

SHIP  NEWS:- 

la   10/— 2a   9  6— 2a  lie— 3a  lie— 3 a 

12  6-4a  11«— 4a  12a— 6a  10/— 6a  12/— 
6a  12c— 7a  9a— 7  a  126— «a  76— 8a  7  c 
—8a  10c— 8a  10/— 9a  7/— 9a  96— 9a 
10c— 10a  76— 10a  7€— 11a  9  c— 11a  12  6 
—18a  9c— 13a  10a— 14a  10a— 15a  lie— 
15a  7/— 15  a  9  c— 16  a  7  d— 16  a  9/— 17  a 
5a^l7a  7/— 18  a  6/— 18  a  12  6— 20  a  11/ 
—20  a  12  a— 21  a  12a— 21  a  12/— 22  a  7  6— 
22  a  12  a  and  6—22  a  12/— 23  a  5  e— 23  a  11  f 
—23  a  12  6— 24  a  11/— 24  a  12  o— 25  a  12  6 
—25  a  12/— 27  a  7  d— 27  a  12  6—27  a  12/— 
28a  12d— 29a  12  6— 30a  5tf— lml2a— Im 
12c— 1  m  12/— 2i?i  7  a  and  6—2  m  14  a— 4  m 
126— 4m  12c— 6m  12/— 6m  14a— 6m  14  e 
—7m  6e— 7m  9d— 8m  11/— 8m  126— 9  m 
12  6— 11m  7  6— 11m   9  c  and  «— 11m  11/— 

12  m  9  e  and/— 12  m   11/— 12 m   12  6  and  c— 

13  m  9<i— 13  m  11/— 18  m  12  a  and  6—14  m 
7  a— 14  m  9/— 15  m  5  6— 15  m  11/— 16  m  10  d 
—16  m  11  c— 16  m  12  6—16  m  12  «— 18  m  5  6 
— 18m  5c— 18m  11/- 19m  9«— 19m  11  c— 
1.9  m  12  a— 20  m  12  a— 20  m  12  c— 20  m  12/ 
—  21m  96— 21m  11  c— 22 m  5 a— 22 m  5 e— 
22  w  9/— 22  m  10  e— 23  m  12  a— 23  m  12/— 
25, u  6c— 25m  lie— 25m  12  6— 26m  8c— 
26».\  10/— 26m  12  a— 27m  9c  and d— 27m  9/ 
—27  m  11/— 28m6e-.28ml2  6— 29  m  11/— 
29  m  12  a  30  m  10/— 30  m  11  /— 30  m  12  a— Ij 
6/_l  i  9  c— 2  j  9  c— 2j  11  d— 3  j  7  6-4  j  12  6 
_4^  \2/— 5ill/— 5j  12a— 6i  9c-6i  11/ 
— 8i  9  c— 8j  ll/-9i  9/— 9i  11/— 9i  12  «— 
10  i  12  a  and  6— 11  j  96— llj  11/— 12j  5/— 
12  i  12l^l8i  12  a— 13 J  12d— ISj  9  c— 15^ 
10  d  — li'>i  12<— 16j  9/— 16i  12  a— 16 j  12  d 
— 17i  13  f— 17i  14 a— 18i  7  e  and/— 18 j  12  6 
—19 J  12  o— 19i  12/— 20i  lOe— 20j  12  a— 
22i7/— 2  2j  12  6— 23  j  10  c— 23^  12  6— 24; 
9/_-24j  1.1/— 24i  12  a— 25 i  7/— 25 j  12  a— 
25i  12d— :^6j  12  a— 26 j  12d— 27i  9d— 
27  j  lOe— 2'i'j  12  6— 29  j  6/-^29i  12  6— 30  j 
lie 

Aniyal  of  1  ^e  Qreai  Britain^  25  m  6  d 

— —  ScUithurt  i  from  Calcutta,  13  a  5  a 

Baltimore  *i  uid  Southampton    new  Id' 

Steamers,  9  a  9  <*— 16  «  4/  ^ 


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[April  1  to 


Ship  NewB  (continued), 

—  Collision  in  the  Channel,  Bj  9/ 

off  Malaga,  the   Freire   Primeiro 


Bonk, 


27o  6e 

Inquiry  into  the  Loss  of  the  Ranee,  11m  9  f 

Euxine,  from  Leith,  burnt  at  Sea,  30  m  12  a 

Fatal  Collision  oflf  the  South  Foreland,  6  j 

11/ 
Launch  of  the  K'&nig  Wilhelm,  27  a  12  <? 

Monarch,  26  wi  12  c 

Living  Age,  from  Newcastle,  burnt  at  Sea, 

dOm  12a 
Lloyds*  Annual  Summary*  of  Wrecks,  etc., 

10^'  10  a 
Lobs  of  the  Fire-away,  Bottle  MeBsage,  16  j 

10  h 

Oarontie  on  the  Buck  Rooks,  26  J  12  e 

letria  oflf  Cape  Hatteras,  29  J  9(2 

reported,  of  the  Jesie,  from  Sunderland, 

14m  7a 

Vandyk,  a  Belgian  Bark,  off  Paranagua, 

22i  10  c 

Marine  Disasters  during  Mamh,  French  Re- 
port, 23  a  6/— 26w  12rt— 29.;  10  d 

Merchant  Navy,  8 a  8  d — 30 m  He 

Missing  Ships — 

.  the  Albert,  from  NoTa  Scotia,  4j  lid 

the  Alicia,  from  Donegal,  11  j  9d 

-■ the  Anne  Lowther,  for  Liverpool,  16  a  10  & 

the  Belle,  from  Africa,  14  m  11  a 

the  Billow,  from  Liverpool,  80  a  7  c 

the  Cecrops,  from  New  York,  9  a  9  a 

the  Cwmsymloff,  frt)m  Liverpool,  28  m  12  & 

the  Elizabeth,  for  Leith,  16  a  10  6 

the  Fleetwinff,  from  New  York,  9a  9  a 

the  Oem,  from  Invergorden,  2a  7 f 

the  Harvest,  from  Trieste,  7  m  9  « 

the  Havelock,  from  Liverpool,  7  m  9  c 

' the  Helen,  from  Jamaica,  7  m  9  c 

the  Kelvin,  from  Alexandria,  14  m  11  a 

• the  Sasborough,  from  Shields,  2a  7 f 

the  Mary  and  Martha,  for  London,  16  o 

10  ft 

'  the  Midas,  from  Dublin,  18 y  9/ 

•  the  Muscatel,  from  Montreal,  14  m  I'll  a 

the  Orion,  from  Cardiflf,  14  m  11  a 

the  Pharamond,  from  Alexandria,  2  5j  12  d 

the  Rebecca,  16  o  10  6 

the  Sir  John  Laxorence,  from  Nf  jw  York, 

2  a  7/ 

the  Sommeren,  for  Jersey,  16  a  KO  6 

News  of  the  8uperi4>r,  supposed  to .  have  been 

lost,  28  m  12  6 
.•  Opening  of  the  Dwina,  6  m  14/-  -8  m  12  f 

Portland,  State  of  the  Weather    at,  23a  9/ 

Shields,  the  Weather  off,  10  o  7  o— 11  a  9/ 

Statistics  of  the  Past  Year,  6y    10  « 

Telegrams,  12  m  9  e 

Trial  of  the  Steamship  Neva, .  12  j  11  f 

Shipbrokers,  Ship    and  Custom     House    Agents 

Benevolent  Society,  26 y  9/ 
Shipbuilding,  Employment  of  Bo;  ^,  21  m  11/ 
ShoeburynesB,  Gun  Experimentr  ,  at,  9i  10/— 17i 

11  e-18y  7  a— 19y  12  6—26  j  6  a 

'  WaateofMoneyat,  8j  9   d— lly  11/ 
thorns,  Sale  of  Mr.  Clayde  o'g.  9m  90 
102 


Shorthorns,  Ssle  of  Sir  Curtis  Samp8on*8,  6y  13  d 
Shooting  a  Poacher,  6y  12/ 

GaJleiy  Fracas,  a  Man  Shot,  7  a  5/ 

Shoreditch,  Destructive  Fire  at  Messrs.  Guppy'sin, 

llj  9  d 
Shortt  (Dr.)  on  the  Poison  of  the  Cobra,  11  m 

10  d 
Shrewsbury  CEarl  op,  lUneiB  of,  Sj  9  a 

Account  of  His  Death,  6y  7  6 

Lying  in  State,  12  j  12  f 

Claims  to  the  Titie,  15  j  10  b 

Sliropshire  Chamber  of  Agriculture,  22  m  6e 

Church  Education  in,  22  m  6/ 

Siamese  Royal  Family,  26  m  9/ 

Silk,  Lyonese  Circular  of  the  Market,  2  a  7  a — ^9  a 
lOb^dOa  7c— Urn  12a— 28m  7a— 6i  106 
Sillar  (R.  G.)  on  Alum  for  Sewage,  16  a  10  d 
Simpson  (General),  Death  of,  21  a  12  « 
Singular  Anatomical    Present  to  the  FloientiBe 

Museum,  9j  6  c 
Sion  College,  Dinner  and  Election  of  PreaideBlv 
6  m  14« 

Meeting  on  the  Irish  Church  Question,  16  a 

10  d— 22  a  6  d— 23  a  11  f 

Sketch  of  Rev.  J.  U.  Coward  the  New  Presi- 
dent, 7?»  9/ 

Smallpox  Hospital  Report,  10  j  6  f 

Small  Arms  Factory,  Enfield,  18 j  12/ 

Smith  (Goldwin),  Reform  Speech  at  Maneheater, 

11a  lid 
< Leading  Article  on,  13  a  6  c 

(Sidney)  on  the  Lodger  Franchise,  13^  10 d 

on  Registration  of  Voters,  29m  6/ 

(W.  G.)  on  the  Hudson^s  Bay  Company, 

8  m  12/ 

Snakes,  Poison  of  the  Cobra,  11  m  10  d 
Snider  Rifle,  18 J  10/— 25y  7e 

and  Enfield  Rifle  Match,  26i  12/ 

Soci^to  Agricole  et  Induatrielle  d'Egypte,  Sketch  o(^ 

Gy  10  6 
— *  Generate  de  PEmp.  Ottomane,  State  of  Shares, 

6j  10  a 
Society  for  Additional  Curates,  13  m  5/ 

of  Friends  of  Foreigners  in  Distress,  6  m  9/ 

Prince  of  Wales  presiding,  6  m  7/ 

for  the  Propagation  of  the  Gospel,  167th 

Anniversary,  25i  7/ 

Protection  of  Women  and  Children,  12  j  Sf 

Solicitors'  Benevolent  Association,  llj  10/ 
Sons  of  the  Clergy,  214th  Anniversary  FeetiTal, 

14m  7e 

Corporation  Meeting,  25  m  12/ 

Sotheby  &  Co.  Price  List  of  Sale  of  euxioaB  Irish 

Antiquities,  9  a  10  f 
Mr.  For^ter'B  Cabinet  of  Coins,  6j  7  « 

Baron  Marochetti's  Engraving,  4  a  126 

Old  English  Ceramic  Art,  8  a  10/ 

Mr.  Palmer's  Engravings,  20  m  12  c — 92  m 

6/— 25  m  116 
. Rare  Books  and  MSS.,  11  m  6€ 

Works  illustrated  by  Bewick,  12^  11 6 

Source  of  Crime,  8  m  12  / 

South  Australian  Company,  22y  7  a 

South  Kensington  Musexmi,  AdmissianB,  14  «  8/-' 
21a  12 6--^ m  lie— 18m  126— 19m  6/— 
26  m  9/--10J  7rf— 23j  10«-30j  5  6 


June  30, 1868.]     palhsb'b  xzvdex  to  "  ih£  txkbs  "  kewsfapeb. 


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Soathwark  Bridge,  PorohaM  by  the  Corporation  of 

London,  17  j  6/ 
Soverei<:n  Life  Assurance  Company,  8  m  10  a 
SPAIN  :— 

Bank  for  Adyanees  on  Landed  Proper^,  14  a 

7  a— 18  a  12  a— 21  a  12  a 

Bill  to  Delay  Payment  of  the  Passiye  Debt, 

13  a  10  a— 18a  12a 

Budget,  Debate  on,  3  a  12  a— 7  a  9  a— 20  a 

12  a— 28  a  12<^-4j  126 

Betrothal  of  Princess  Elizabeth   to    Connt 

Giigenta,  1  m  12  a— 13  m  12  a 

Marriage,  14  m  7  a 

Movements,  15m  6  a 

Catalonia  in  Siege  from  the  Workmen's  Strike, 

16a  7c 

Commercial  Treaty  with  Germany,  8  a  7  6 

Spanish  Colonies  Participate  in,  8j  9  c 

Court  Circular,  9  j"  12  a 

Electoral  Reform  BiU,  9j  12  a 

Great  Mat-weed  Depot  at  Alicante  destroyed 

by  Fire,  11  m  9  tf 

Land  Mortgage  Bank,  27  m  9  c— 3  j  96— 

24j  12  a 

lioans,  4  j  12  b—12j  12  a 

MiHcellaneouB  News,   3  a   12  a — 22  m  5  a — 

29  w  12  a—Sj  9  6— 24  j  12  a 

Narraez   (Marshal),  Illness  of,  7  a  9  a — 8a 

7  6—22  a  12  o— 23  a  12  a 

Death,  24  a  12  a— 28  a  12  d 

Funeral,  25  a  12  a 

Sketch  of,  27  a  10  o 


New  Metrical  and  Decimal  Measures  obliga- 
tory, 19 j  12  a 

New  Ministry,  25  a  12  a 

Negociations  with  the  Sons  of  Don  Pedro, 

29;  12  a 

Order  .of  the  Golden  Fleece  conferred,  11  j 

96 

Orovio  (Signor)  created  a  Marquis,  19  j  12  a 

Proposed  Telegn^h  Cables  for  the  West  In- 
dies, 3 ;  9  6 

Koyal  Decree  on  New  Spanish  Loan,  16  a  5a 

— 13j  10  c 

Spanish  Volunteers  for  Bome,  29  m  12  a 

Spanish  Bonds,  9  a  7  a — 15  a  7  a — 6  m  12  a — 7  m 

66— 8m  10a— 11m  7a— 12m  5a— 15m  10c 

—18  m  7  a— 20  m  llo— 20j  7  c 
Speaker's  Dinner,  2a  6 d 
S})ecial  Constables,  Home  Office  Ciroolar,  2a  6/ 

and  the  Government,  5  J  9/ 

Speke  (Rev.  B.),  Return  to  his  Duties,  18  o  7  c 
SPOBTINO  INTBIiIiIGENOB :— 

A  Day's  Sporting  in  Abyssinia,  15  a  10  o 

America  r.  Oxford,  Boat  Race,  21m  1  c 

Acton  (First)  Sale,  6  j  12  6 

Ascot  Races,  Programme,  8^'  12  a 

News,  10 j  9  c— llj  9  c— 12^  9  d^lSj  9  e 

Bath  Races,  19  m  12  <2~20  m   10  c— 21  m 

9e 

Bibuiy  aub  Meeting,  24  j  5  d 

Boat  Race  for  £100  from  Putney  to  Barnes, 

21  a  12  c 

Chambers  (Robt.),  Death  of,  6  j  6a 

ChantUly Races,  18m  12  a— 19m  12 d— 26m 

6d— 26  m  5e 


Sportins  Intelligence  (continued). 

Chester  Races  57/i  9f—6m  14d— 7  m  12  c 

—8m  12d— 9  m  12  e 

Christ's  Hospital  Athletic  Sports,  29  j  12  e 

Cricket— All  England  v.  United  All  England, 

4j  12  c 

All    England   Eleven    v.    Gentlemen    of 

Ireland,  24  j  12  c 

Cheltenham  College  v.  Marlborough  Col- 
Middlesex,  12  J  9e 


lege  30  m  12  c 
County  of  Sussex  v. 


-13j  9/ 

of  Surrey  v.  Oxford  University,  25  j  5 1 


27 J  11 c 

Eleven  Aboriginal  Black  Australians  v.Eleven 

Gentlemen  of  Surrey  Club,  26  m  5/— 27  m  12d 

Eton  College  v.  I  Zingari,  29  j  5  c 

V.  Marylebone  Club,  22  j  7  d 

V.  Oxford  Harlequins,  26m  5 d 

V.  West  Kent,  8  j  12  c. 

Gentlemen  of  England  v.  the  Players,  30  j 

11/ 

Harrow  School  v.  Quidnuncs,  15  j  5  c 

Household  Brigade  v.  Quidnunc,  29  m  9  c 

V.  Royal  Artillery,  15m  12  6— 16m  lie 

Kent  V,  Middlesex,  27  j  11  d 

Marylebone  Club  v.  Aboriginals,  13  j  9  c 

—loj  5e 

V.  Aborigines,  13^"  9  e — 15  j  5  e 

V,  Civil  Service  Club,  12  j  9/ 

V.  Colts  of  England,  19  m  12  r- 20  m  10  d 

V.  County  of  Surrey,  26  m  5/— 27  m  12  c 


— 6j6a— 6j  12  c— 8  J  12  c 

— and   Ground  v.   England,  2j  5/ — 3j  6  c 

r.  Gentlemen    of    Ireland,    5j   6  a — 6 


12  c 


V.  U.  of  Cambridge,  16m  lie— 16 j  12c 


5  Cr-25  m    5  e — 


-17;  14  d 

V.  .U.   of  Oxford,  22  m 

19  j  5e—20j  5d 

V.  Winchester  College,  4  j  12  c 

Norfolk  V.  Essex,  10  j  7  c— 11;'  9  d 

North  V.  South  of  the  Thames,  9j  6  e 

Nottinghamshire  r.  Lancashire,  1  j  9/— 

30m  12  c 

Officers  of  the  1st  Life  Guards  v.  1st  Cold- 
stream Guards,  6j  12  c 

Oxford  University  v.  County  of  Bucks,  5j 

6  a— 6  J  12  c 

r^esent  and  Past  Members,  15  j  5  d 

Oxford  and  Cambridge  University,  22  j  7  d 

—23  j  5e— 24j  6  c— 25  j  5d 

^— -  Rugby  V,  Marlborough,  29  j  5  c 

Surrey  r.  Cambridge  University,  19 j  6  c 

— 20  j  6  d—22f  7  d 

V.  Marlborough  College,  30  j  11/ 

Sussex  V.  Kent,  5j  6  a— 6  j  12  d—Sj  12  c 

University  of  Cambridge  v.  Quidnulios,  ^j 

Winchester    College  v.   Lansdown  Qnb, 

19  j  5  c 

Epsom  Racecourse,  Improvements  in,  21  m  9  e 

Races,  25  m  5  d— 27  m  12  c— 29 m  9d 

About  Lady  Elizabeth,  15  j  9  c— 17  j  14  c— 

20  j  8  c— 23;  5  c— 23/  9  c 

Anticipations  of  the  Derby,  26  m  6  c 


12  c 


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[April  1  to 


Sporting  InteUi^nce  {cantinued). 

Epsom  Baces,  Derby  Day,  28  tn  9  & 

Neoessary  Regulation  for  Good  Order  on 

the  Downs, 29m  9  e 

Oaks  Day,  30  m  12  6 

Summer  Meeting,  26m  5  c 

Fox  Club  Meeting,  25  a  12/— 4  to  9(^— 9j 

6  a— 16i  9  a— 26j  11/ 

Grand  National  Hunt  Steeplechase,  8  a  12/ 

— 4al2(i 

Goodwood  Races,  20j  5  c; 

Gun  Club,  24  j  12  d 

Hampton  Races,  19  j  5  d — 20 J  6  c 

Harrow  School  Athletic  Sports,  6  a  12  c— 7  a 

Oe 

Henley  Royal  Regatta,  14  m  IS  c— 20  m  lOd 

— 22 j  7  d— 24  j  6  e—25J  5  4—27^    11  c— 30j 

on  Thames  Regatta,  16  j  12/ 

Her  Majesty's  Staghounds,  10  a  7  tf 

Hon.  Artillery  Company's  Races  on  Sonthsea 

Comtiiou,  16  a  10  6 

Hunting  Appointments,  4  a  12  e-  11  a  12  d 

Jockey  Club — Proposed  Rule  as  to  Defaulters, 

22  m  5  e—19j  6  d 

Long  Range  Club  Meeting,  25  j  5d 

Malvern  College  Athletic  Sports,  14  a  9  <; 

Malton  Horses,  27  m  12  e 

Middle  Park  Yearlings,  15  j  5  c 

' New  Thames  Yacht   Club,  2j  5  e—9j    5  e 

— 16j  12 e 
— —  Ne\nnarket  Craven  Meeting,  11  a  12  c — 14  a 
5e—15a  7f— 16  a  9  a— 17  a  7  c— 18  a  10  d 

First  Spring  Meeting,  20  a  7  f — 27  a  12  d 

—28a  12^— 30a  9d— Im  12  6— 2m  9d 

North  Devon  Golf  Club,  26  m  10  « 

Northampton  Races,  1  a  9  d — 2  a  10  « 

Oxford  University  Boat  Club,  16j  12  e 

ChaDenge  Sculls,  8  J  12  d— 9  j  6  c— 10  j 

9<f 

Pair-Oar   Races,  12  j    9/— 13  j   7f—15j 

5d 

Oxford  and  Cambridge  Athletic  Sports,  3  a 

12  c— 4  a  11/— 14  a  7/ 

Billiard  Matches,  6  a  9  h — 8  a  8  d 

Racquet  Matches,  7  a  9  e— 8  a  7  a 

Sayere  not  Fairs  aZt'a*  Punch,  8  a  4/— 

11a  12e 

Paris  Races,  27  a  12  d^-^im  12c— S m  12«— 

11  TO  9e—lj  9f—5j  6  a— 6  J  12  bSj  12a 
Grand  Prix  Day,  9j  6d 

Sunmier  Races  2j  5e 

Pigeon   Shooting,  20  a  7e — 18  m  12  a — Ij 

9/— 8i  6dr-6J  12  6— 22i   7<— 29^   6«— 30i 

11/ 

by  the  Lords  and  Commons,  17  J  14  d 

Pesth  Races,  21  m  10  6 

Procession  of  Boats  at  Putney,  8  j  12  d 

Punchestown  Races,  Prince  and  Princess  of 

Wales  at,  18  a  9  d 

Meeting,  11a  12  c 

Public  School  Racquet  Challenge  Onp,  14  a 

8d— 16a6/ 
Ranelagh  Yacht  Club,  17i  14  d 

—  Repton  School  Athletic  Sports,  9  a  9  a 

—  Richmond  Cricket  Club,  18a  5  d 


Sporting  IntellJsenoe  (eontinued). 

Royal  London  Yacht  Club,  Ij  9f—llj  9d 

— 17i  14  d— 26  j  6  d 

Thames  Yacht  Club,  14  in  13  c— 19  m  12  <• 

.     —28  TO  9d-^3j  6d— 12j   9f—lSj  12<— 20j 
6d— 29j  5e 

Yearlings,  Sale  of,  8 j  12  6 


Rugby  School  Match,  16  j  9/ 

St.  PauVs  School  Athletic  Sports,  12  m  9  f 

Stockbridge  Races,  26  j  6  c— 26i  11/— 27j 

lie 

Tattersall's,  7  a  10/— 13  a  4  c— 21  a  13  c- 

24  a  12/— 6  TO  9/— 12  TO  12  d— 19  to  12  d- 
22to  5«— 26to  6d— 26to  5e—2j  5e—Sj  6d 
— 9i  6d— 16j  12  c— 23i  BeSOj  11  f 

after  the  Derby,  3  j  6  e 

Tunbridge  School  Athletics,  10  a  le — 4w  12c 

Two  Thousand  Guinea  Stakes,  28  a  12  f— 

29a  12  c 

University  Boat  Race,  la  9c — 2a  9c— 3 a 

12c — id  10c— 6a  9c— 6a  9c 

'  Leading  Article  on,  6  a  8  d 

Letter  from  Martin  Wills,  10  a  7  f 

College  School  Athletic  Sports,  17  j  13  f 

-  Yallance  &  Yallance  on  Adm.  Rous,  18^'  I'Jf 

Vienna  Races,  2j  10  6 

Windsor  Course,  17 j  14  d 

Woolwich  Cadets  Annual  Athletic  Sports,  4  m 

12  c— 7  TO  9/ 
Worcester  Cathedral  School  Athletic  Sports, 

18  a  12/ 
Yacht  Club  on  the  Clyde,  24  j  6  e 

York  Spring  Meeting,  13  to  9  e — 14  to  136 

Yorkshire  Moors,  State  of,  12  to  9/ 

Spring  Birds,  Ij  9^— 4 J  6  c 

Spirit  Rapping,  Remarks  on  the  Lyon  r.  Home 

Case,  26  m  5  c 
Spirits,  Statistics  of,  9  m  12  6 
St.   Alban's  Ritualistic  Case,  1  a  9  e — ^9  a  9  a  - 

10a  7c 
St.  Andrew's  University,  Gift  to,  26  a  5  c 
St. Bartholomew's  Hospital  "view"  Dinner,14  m  11  <f 
St.  Bartholomew  the  Great,  munij^cent  Contribution 

to  the  Restoration  Fund,  2  a  9  d 
St.  George's  Hospital,  Marquis  of  Westminster's 

gift,  13  j  8  6 
St.  Leonard's  (Lord)  on  Church  and  State,  7  n 

7a— 8to  12c 
St  Margaret's  Church,  Westminster,  improve,  no: 

destroy,  20 j  8  c— 23j  10/ 
St.  Mark's  Hospital,  33rd  Festival,  28  a  10  d 
St.  Mary's  Hospital,  27  a  10  c 
• Medical  School,  Distribution  of  Prizes  and 

Honours,  21  to  10  c— 22  to  6  c 
St  Paul's,  Grand  Choral  Service  for  Propagation 

Society,  19  j  12  c 

School  Athletic  Sports,  12  to  9/ 

Apposition  Day,  25  j  10/ 

Preachers  for  the  Month,  2  o  10  6—1  m  9/— 

3  J  9  a 

-  Special  Services  for  Easter,  8  a  9/ 

St.  Thomas'  Hospital  (New),  Laying  the  Founda- 
tion Stone,  17  a  9  6—2  m  11  a— 11  m  6  c— 12  m 
9d 

*—  its  Arrangement,  16  to  12  c 

— —  the  Ceremony,  14  m  11 6 


June  30, 1868.]     falmeb's  ikdex  to  ''the  times  '*  itewspapeb. 


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St.  Paneras  Parifih  Beport,  14  a  4/— 29  m  12  d— 

IBj  12  f 
St.  Patrick,  Order  of,  15  a  IQd—lSa  10  c 
Stamp  Distributors,   Parliamentary  Betom,    13  a 

4/ 
Standard  Life  AsBnrance  Company,  21  a  6  a 
Stanfield'a  Original  Sketches  and  Drawings,  8  m 

9/ 

Sale  of,  9  m  10  a— 11  m  6  «— 12  m  9/— 18  m 

8  a— 14  m  7/— 16  m  56 

Stanham  (L.),  Appeal  for  a  Scotch  Widow,  5j  12  f 
Statistical  Society,  Selection  of  Vice-Presidents, 

22j  9/ 
St^itistics  of  the  United  Kingdom,  4j  7/ 
Statutes  at  Large,  Exclusion  of  some  Acts,  25  m 

11/ 
St^am  Generated  by  Gas,  22  a  9  6 
Steam  Fire  Engines  for  Singapore,  29  j  9/ 

Ship  Building  on  the  Clyde,  11  a  9  e — 2  m 

12/— 29  m  9  c— 13 J  8  6— 26i  12  a 

Stem  (H.  A.),  Captive  in  Abyssinia,  Letters,  23  a 
6/— 7  m  10  d 

Stock  Exchange  Committee,  7  m  6  & 

Stocks  (Foreign),  State  of  the  Market,  1  a  11  a — 
2  a  7  o— 3  a  11  a — 4  a  5  d— 6  a  7  a — 7  a  6  a— 
8a  5c-  9a  7a— 10a  5a— 13a  5a — 15a  7  a 
—16a  5a— 17  a  6  a— 18  a  6a— 20  a  6 a— 21a 
6  a— 22  a  7  c— 23  a  7  a— 24  a  10  a— 25  a  Bdr— 
27  a  7  a— 28  a  10  a— 29  o  12  c— 30  a  7  c— Im 
10  a— 4  m  7  a — 5m  10  6— 6m  12  a— 7m  6a 
—8m  10a— 9m  10 d— 11  to  7  a— 12 to  5  o— 
13  TO  10  c— 14  TO  9  6— 15  TO  10  c— 16  TO  10  c— 
18  TO  7  a— 19  TO  11a— 20  TO   11a— 21  to   7  a— 

22  TO  10/— 23  TO  10  a— 25  to  7  a— 26  to  10  a— 
27  m  10  c— 28  TO  7  a— 29  to  10  a— 30  to  10  c— 
Ij  7  a— 3  j  7  c— 4 j  lor-Bj  lOa— 6j  10  a— 
8 J  7  a— 9 j  10  a— lOj  lOo— llj  1  a—12j 
lOo- 13il0c— 15j  7  a— 16j  10  c— 17 j  12  c 
— 18j  7  6— 19i  10  c— 20i  7  c— 23j  10  6— 24j 
10  a— 25  j  7  a— 26^*  12  6— 27j  11a— 29  j  7  a 
— 30j  12  c 

Storm  in  a  Wine  District,  2j  11/ 

Stoves  and  Ovens,  Paint  instead  of  Black  Lead, 

16  j  10  c 
Stow  (F.  W.)  on  the  Weather  of  May  19th,  25  m 

lie 
Stopford  (Vice-Adm.),  Sketch  of,  15  m  5/ 
Strange  Legacy  of  a  Priest,  2  a  9  <2 
Strangers  Home  for  Asiatics,  9i  12  d 
Street  Bobberies,  Alteration  in  the  Law  about,  29  j 

7c 
Streets,  Alterations  in  the  Names  of,  2j  11  d 
Strikes  v.  Conciliation,  18a  5/ 
in  the  Building  Trade  at  Liverpool,  8  m  11/ 

—29  m  126 

of  the  Colliers  at  Haydock,  6a  6/— 11  d  9/ 

of  the  Colliers  in  South  Lancashire,  11  a  9/ 

—18  a   5/— 20  a   If— 21a   12  c— 22  a    12/— 

23  a  12  6— 27  a  6/— 28  a  lOd— 29o  9/— 30  a 
6/— 80a  8/— 2m  7c— 5m  12c 

of  the  Colliers  in  South  Wales,  8  a  10  a— 

16m  12c— 28m  Id 
of  the  Clyde  Ship  Builders,  1  a  5  6—9  a  9  a 

— 30  m  9  c 
and  Distuibanoes  at  Bologna,  16  a  7  c— 17  a 

5a 


Strikes  at  Preston,  Ij  le 

of  the  Scotch  Moulders,  Termination,  9a  9  a 

in  Switzerland,  8  a  7  c 

of  the  Wigan  Colliers,  2  a  5  e—8  a  10  o^ 

20  a  7/— 21a  12  c— 22  a  12/— 23  a  12  6— 
27  a  6/— 28a  lOd— 29o  9/— 80  a  5/— 80  a 
8/— 2  m  7  c— 5  m  12  c 

Sturge,  (Messrs.)  on  the  Probable  Wheat  Supplies, 
4a  6d 

Sturgeon,  Capture  of  the  largest  known  near  Lime- 
house  Beach,  16  a  10  6 

Submarine  Cables,  Visit  to  Silvertown,  7  m  8  a 

Subterranean  Fire  at  Hanley,  Sj  9  c 

Suburban  Drainage  and  Fever,  16  a  10  d — 18  a 
7e 

Suez  f  Canal,  29  m  6  a— 24  J  6/— 29j  106— 29  j 
10  c— 30j  12  c 

and  the  Abyssinian  Expedition,  16  a  8  e — 18  a 

12  c 

Loan  with  Lottery  Prizes  for,  27  a  7  a 

Sugar,  Beetroot,  Exports,  9  a  9  6 

Sugar,  State  of  the  Market,  1  a  11 6—3  a  11  6— 
4a  5d— 8a  66— 9a  7c— 10a  6  d— 16a  5/— 
17  a   6  a— 18  a   6  a— 22  a   7  c— 23  a  7d— 25  a 

5  c— 29  a  12  d— 30  a  7  d— 1  m  10  6—2  m  8/— 
7m  6d— «m  10  6— 9 m  10 d— 13 m  10 d— 14 m 
9d— 15  m  10/— 16  m  116— 20  m  11  c— 21  m 
7  6— 22  m  11a— 23  m  106— 27  m  10  d— 80  m 
10«— 4j  7a-^j  10  c— 6j  10  6— lOJ  10  6— 
Hi  7  6— 12j  10c— 13 j  10  c— 17i  12  6— 18j 
7  d^l^j  10  6— 20i  7  c— 24  J  10  c—25j  7  d— 
26i  12  c— 27  j  11  6 

Suicide  of  Emil  Albrecht,  29  m  12  d 

Thomas  Glover  at  Southampton,  16  a  7/ 

the  Governor  of  Ayr  Prison,  Bobert  Suther- 
land, 13  m  12  6 

a  Gunner  in  a  Bailway  Train,  21  m  9  a 

Dr.  Marsden  of  Balsall  Heath,  20  j  8  a 

George  Martin  in  the  river  Itchen,  16  a  7 

Eliza  Packer  in  the  Thames,  18  a  12  c 

a  Sailor  in  the  Thames,  28  a  12  d 

a  Soldier  on  Guard  at  Lump's  Fort,  15  m  5  6 

a  Surgeon  at  Bradford,  16  m  12  6 

•  Mrs.  Caroline  Weston  at  Kintbury,  13  a  106 

a  Toung  Man  from  Blackfriars  Bridge,  4j 

12  6 
Sunday  Bands  in  the  Parks,  19  m  11  c 
Sunday  Delivery  of  Letters  Begulation,  13  m  12  6 
Superannuation  and  Betired  Allowances,  80a  9  c 
Surgeons,  Boyal  College  of,  List  of  Past  Examina- 
tions, 10a  6  c— 11a  12  c— 18  a  9  c— 15  a  9/— 
16a    8  c— 17  a    6c— 18  a    9  c— 23  a    6  c— 24  a 
12  c— 25a  9/— 28a  9/— 2 m  6/— 4  m  11/— 7m 

6  c— 8  m  11  d— 9  m  12  6—13  m  11  b— 15  m  10/ 
—16  m  9/— 21  m  7  c— 22  m  11/— 29  m  5/--12J 
8a-15j  9/— 19i  5  c 

Surrey  Chapel  Festival,  19  j  12  e 
Suspensions,  Bassett,  Qreen   ie  Hewetson,  29  m 
10  a 

Cutler  iB  Barker,  17i  12  c 

Boskell,  Arrowsmith,  &  Bendall,  5  m  9/— 


5m  lOd— 9m  9/ 

L  Great 


Eastern  Bailway  Oironlar, 


Swarbrick  (S.)  on  i 

16a  76 

Sweden — Besignation  of  the  Ministry,  18  a  10  6 
^—-^  not  Accepted,  16  a  9  e 


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PAZaCXB'fl  INDKa:  TO  '*THE  TIHBB "  KEWBPAPBB. 


[April  1  to 


Sweden  and  Biam,  Treaty  of  Amity  and  Commerce^ 
19  m  12  a 

Fatal  Explosion  of  a  Nitro-glyeerine  Manu- 
factory at  Stockholm,  12 j  12  a 

Swimming  or  Flying,  9  a  6  e — 10  a  4  d 

Swindling,  a  New  Trick,  ^m  If 

SWITZEBLAND  :— 

Fall  of  the  Roof  of  the  Grunderwald  Grotto, 

4^  9  c 

Great  Strike  of  Workmen  in,  8  a  7  c — 11  a 

9c 

Hints  to  Tourists  to,  30  m  10/— 2  J  10  b 

Miscellaneous  Information,  4  m  12  a — 12  m 

9  c— 22  m  o  a— Ijf  9  h—Aj  12  h 

Ordinance  against    Swiss  Depredations    on 

Travellers,  18  j  10  h 

Reciprocity  Treaty  with  Prussia,  30  m  12  a — 

4i  12  b 
Sykes  (W.  H.)  on  the  Claim  of  Aberdeen  to  Two 

Members,  29  m  5/ 

on  Englishmen  as   Scotch  Members,  23  m 

12(2 

Symes  (£.  S.),  Contradiction  of  Dr.  Elliotson's 

Death,  15a  6d 
Symonds  (John)  on  the  Lord  Mayor  and  the  Irish 

Church,  19  m  6/ 

(Richard  &  Son),  Stamp  Laws  on  Bills  of 

Exchange,  22  a  7  c— 27  alb 

Symons  (G.  J.)  on  the  Weather  of  May,  22  m  6  b 
— 13j  12/ 

on  the  Seyere  Thunderstorm,  30  m  9/ 

Syson  (Edw.  J.)  on  Setoning  Cattle,  14  a  4/ 
Szerelmey  (N.  C.)  on  Preserving  Statues,  2i  a  6/ 

T. 
Talbot  (Robt.)  k  Co.,  Offer  of  Loans  to  Officers, 
4j  12<?— 6i  9  c— 8  j  12  c 

of  Balshall  on  the  Shrewsbury  Title,    15J 

10  6 

Talley  (Wm.),  Reply  to  Mr.  BigneU,  13  a  6/ 
Tallow,  State  of  the  Market,  la  116— 2a  1  e— 
3 a  11  6— 4a  6 «i— 6 a  7 c— 7a  6 6—8 a  5  6— 
9a  7c— 10a  6d— 13a  66— 16a  7c— 16a  6/ 
—17  a  6  a— 18 a  6  a— 20a  66— 21a  5d—22a 
7c— 23a  7 rf— 24a  10 c— 25  a  6 c— 27 a  7c— 
28a  106— 29o  12  d— 30a  7d— Im  10  6--4m 

7  6— 6  m  10c— 7m  6d— 8  m  106— 9m  lOd— 
11m  7d— 12m  6d— 13m  lOd— 14m  9d— 
16m  116— 18m  7c— 19m  ]lc— 20m  lie— 
22m  11a— 23m  106-  26m  7d— 26m  106— 
27m  10 i— 28m  7a~29m  10 d— 30m  10c— 
Ij  7d—$j  7/— 6j  10c— 6;  10  6— 8 j  76— 
9jl0c— lOj  10  6— 11  j  7  6— 12j  10  c— 13  j 
10c— 16j  7d— 16j  lOd— I7j  12  6-18  j  7d 
—19 j  lOd— 20i  7  c- 23/  10  c— 24i  10  c— 
25 j  7d— 26j  Vic— 21  j  116— 29^  7  6 

Tasmanian  Government  Loans,  29  a  12  c 

Ordinary  Revenue.  30  a  9  a 

Tate  (Miss  Emily),  the  Youthful  Pianist,  not  Jale, 

8  a  10  a 

Tattersall^s  after  the  Derby,  a  Sketch,  3  j  6c 
Taunton,  Laying  of  the  First  Stone  of  a  College 

at,  by  Lady  Taunton,  21a  12  d 
Tax  Collectors,  DefiJcations  of,  30  a  12/ 
Tea,  Indian,  State  of  the  Market*  2  m  8/— 14  m 

9  d 

106 


Tea,  State  of  the  Market,  7  a  6d— 9  a  7«— 14« 
4c— 21a  6ci— 23a  7d— 28a  10c— 5m  10 f 
—19  m  11 6— 21m  7d— 26  m  lOd— 2j  6  c— 
6i  10  c— 9  j  lOd— 16j  lOd— 23j  10  c— 25^  7d 
—80;  11/ 
Telegraph  Account  of  the  Danish,  23  a  7  / 

and  the  Government,  8  a  4  c — 18  a  5  a — 30  a 

6d  -16m  8c 

Anglo-Amerioan,  6  m  12  a— 21  m  7/— 25  » 

lie 

Anglo-Mediterranean,  13  m  10  c — 11  j  7  6 

Atlantic,  29  a  12  6— 6  m  12  d— 13  J  10  c 

Bill  for  their  Purchase  by  the  Post  Office,  7  a 

Ic 

Cable  across  the  Straits  of  Messina,  18  J  12  h 

Construction  and  Maintenance  Company,  1  a 

lie 

in  India,  Length  of  Wires  laid  down  in  Ten 

Years,  22./  7  c 

Indo-European,  Indian  Account  of  its  Inter- 
ruption, 14  a  4  d 

Prospectus,  16  a  6  a — 28  a  12  c 

Progress,  13  m  10  c 

New  Cable  from  Jamaica  to  the  United  States, 

18  a  12  6 

on  Submarine  Telegraphs   as  Safe   Invest- 
ments, 27a  6c 

on  Tampering  with  the  Wires,  5  m  10  d 

Proposal  to  Reduce  the  Uniform  Rate  to, 

30a  9c 

to  India,   27a    6c — 6m    12c — 14  w   9c— 

22  m  10/— 27  m  9d— 12j  12  a 
Telegraphic  Communication  with  India,  Deputa- 
tion to  the  India  Board,  23  m  10  d — ^25  m  7  a— 
2j5/ 

on  the  Reply,  28  j  10  d 

in  Scotland,  27  m  9  6 

in  Ireland,  28  m  7  a 

Telegrams,  their  Cost  in  variona  Countries,  1  j  6^ 
Teleki  (Countess),  Robbery  of  her  Jewels,  8  m  9^ 
Temperance  Demonstration  of  Fifty  Societies,  2j 
6c 

-  and  General  Provident  Institution,  27  n  10  c 
Temporary  Laws,  14  m  13  d 

Tenessee,  State  of  the  Church  in,  11  m  71  a 
Thames  Embankment  and  Railway,  1  a  10  h — 26  s 
10  d 

Return  on  the  Estimates,  8  J  6  e 

Southern,  Opening  of,  4  m  12  d 

THEATBES,  ETC :— 

Alhambra  Palace,  14  a  9  c 

Crystal  Palace,  14  a  9  d— 25  m  12  « 

Haymarket,  6  j  7  d 

Her  Majesty^s  Opera,  6  a   12  c — 13  a   7/— 

23  a  6/— 4  m   9/— 19  m   12  c— 26  m   12/— 8j 
9c 

Theatre,  Raising  the  Foundation  Stone  cf 

the  old  Theatre,  23  m  9/ 

Holbom,  14  a  9  c— 1 J  10/ 

Lyceum,  14  o  9  a — 28  m  9  a 

New  National  Standard,  14a  9  c 

New  Queen's,  13  a  10/— 29  a  9/— 4»   ^i 

— 23j  11a 

Paul  Bedford's  Farewell,  18  m  9/ 

Olympic,  14  a  9  a— 27o  9/— 22>  12  c 

Polytechnic  Institution,  14  a  9  d 


June  SO,  1868.]     palueb's  nn>sx  to  "  the  tjubb  "  vEwsPAf  bb. 


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Theatres,  eta,  {continued), 

PrinM  of  Wales*,  22  j  12  c 

PriDcess*,  26  m  11  & 

Royal    Italian    Opera,  1  a   9/— 6  a   12  d— 

13a  7e—Ua  9a— 23a  5e—4tm  9tf— 6to 
14&— 8to  9/— 18  to  6«— 25't»  12e— 8j  9d 

St.  Oeorge'B  Hall,  **  Wandering  Thespians  " 

at,  20a  7e 

St.  James',  French  Plays  at,  13  wi  9/— 19i» 

9/— Ij  10  d 

St.  James',  14  a   96— 8  m   9/— 18  to  6/— 

24i9/ 

MJSB  Herbert's  Farewell  Benefit,  27  a  9/ 

Strand,  14  a  9  a 

Surrey,  14  a  9  d 

Tassaud  (Madame),  Exhibition,  14a  9e 

Zoological  Gardens,  14  a  9e 

Thief  Shot  by  a  Young  Lady,  7  a  9/ 
ThicTes'  Prayer  Meeting,  26  a  12  6 
Thome  (Isabel),  no  Apothecary,  15  w  11/ 
Thornton  (Edw.)  on  the  Bp.  of  London's  Fund, 

Thoughtless  Cruelty,  20  j  9e 
Thunderstorm,  First  of  the  Season,  27  a  12  d 

Severe,  in  LondoD,  30  m  9/ 

Casualties,  Ij  6  c— 2  j  10  6 

Terrific  in  the  Island  of  Coll,  11m  10  « 

Tichbome  Succession,  Letter  from  Col.  Castanee, 

27  a  10  d 
Tiger  at  Large,  10  j  9/ 

Hunting,  the  Last  Story,  9  a  11  f 

Tin,  State  of  the  Market,  la   11  6—12 i    10c— 

19 j  10 d 
Tindal  r  Acton)  on  County  Registration,  9  j    6  6— 

ISJ  6  b 
Todmorden  Murder,  Address  of  the  Parishioners 

to  the  Bereaved  Widow,  9  m  10  c 

Mrs.  Plow's  Answer  to  the  Address  of  Sym- 
pathy, 9  m  10  c 

Tonbridge  Schrol,  Athletics,  10  a  7  « 

Tothill  Fields  Prison  and  the  Catholic  Lady  with 

her  Harmonium,  26  m  11a 
Tounsend  (Chauncey  Hare),  Sketch  of,  7  a  9  d 
Trade  (Board  of),  Expenses,  27  a  12  d 

Notices,  4  a   6  6—8  a    4  6—11  a    8  o— 22  a 

6  c— 25  a  8  a— 2ot  8  a— 9  m  86— 16  m  8  a 
—6J  7/— lOj  le-^VJj  8  a— 20J  86— 24j 
6a 

Returns,  8  a  5c— 15  a  7a— 30a  7  c— 30m 

10  r 

Returns  of  American  Imports,  13  m  11/ 

Trade  Protection  Societies,  Annual  Meeting,  19i 

12  a  — o        ^ 

Trade,  State  of,  lo  11  d— 2  a  7  c— 6  a  7/— 8  a 
5/— 10  a  6/— 13  a  6  c— 16  a  7/— 20  a  6  6— 
22a  7/— 23o  7/— 24a  10 c- 27  a  7c— 2m  8  6 
— 4m   6c— 6m  12c— 7m  6c— 8m   12<'— 11m 

7  c— 13  m  10/— 14  m  9  c— 16  m  10/— 18  m  7  c 
—20m  lie— 26m  6c— 27m  10/— 29m  lOd 
— Ij  7  c— 3 J  7  6— 5 j  10  6— 8i  7c-10i  10 d 
— 12  j  10  c— 16J  6/— 19  j  10/— 22 J  7  6— 24  j 
10  6— 25 j  7  c— 26;  12  c— 29i  7/ 

Trade  Unions,  and  Mr.  Gladstone,  26  m  6  d 

Congress  at  Manchester,  8  j  9  < 

Propoied  Conference  with  Employer!,  20  a 

10  c 


Trade  Unions,  Refusal  to  Accede  to  Arbitiation, 

12  j  12  6 
The  Masons  at  Sheffield,  6j  12  a— 8  j  9  c— 

12j  12  6 

Commission,  Meeting,  la   11 6—22 a   7 e — 

29  a    11a— 30  a    9  a— 6  m   12  c— 13  m   10/— 
20m  6/— 27m  lie— 10 j  9/— 24j  9/ 

-  The  Association  of  Iron-workers,  14  m  6/ 

and  the  Wigan  Colliery  Strike,  2  m  7  c 

Trained  Nurses,  26 m  66 

Trinity  House  Meeting,  7  m  8  a 

Trinity  Monday  at  the  Trinity  House,  9  J  11  c 

Trotting  r.  Galloping,  27  m  7/ 

Trust  and  Loan  Company  of  Upper  Canada,  21  m 

76 
Tugwood    (William,   the    Victim  of   hi$  AunVs 

Cruelty  at  Brighton),  Appeal  for,  18  a  12  c 
Tube  Pumps,  21m  116— 26  m  12*6 
TUBKBY:— 
Address  of  the  Christian  Patriarchs  to  the 

Sultan,  28  m  12  6— 6  j  9  c 

Speech  of  the  Patriarch,  6  j  9  c 

Arrival  of  Prince  Napoleon,  29  j  12  a 

Arrivals,  20  a  12  a 

Austrian  Archdukes,  Official  Dizmer  to,  22  a 

12  a 
Changes  in  Turkish  Affairs,  16  m  10  a 

Sultan  Visits,  22  a  12  a 

Convention   empowering  Foreigners  to  hold 

Landed  Property,  15  j  9  6 

Council  to  consider  a  Reform,  1  a  12  a 

Danubian  Works,  Loan,  26  m  5  d 

Dismissal  of  Refik  Effendi,  2  m  7  a 

his  Successor,  2  m  7  a 


Grand  Official  Dinner  on  the  Anniversary  of 

the  Sultan's  Accession,  26  j  12  a 

—  Imperial  Ottoman  Bank  Returns,  20  a  12  a — 
18m  6a 

Arrival  of  Lord  Hobart,tho  New  Governor, 


4m  12a 
Inauguration  of  the  Council  of  State,  13  m 

10  6 

the  Sultan's  Speech,  15  m  10  6 

Line  of  Succession,  JE^oposed  Change,  16m 

10  a 
Mehemet  Ali  Pasha,  Serious  Ilhiess  of,  29j 

12  a 

Military  Changes,  6j  9  c 

-  MisceUaneous  News,  10  a    76 — 20  a  12  a — 
4  m  12fl— 28  m   12  6—15  j  9  6 

New  Council  of  State,  Opening,  26  m  6  6 

New  Loan,  28  m  7  a— 30  m  12  a 

Official  Changes,  29  m  12  a— 11  j  9  6 

Soci6t6  G6nerale,  18m  6a 

Viceroy  of  Egypt,  Visit  to  the  Sultan,  6j  9  c 

Visit  of  the  Sultan  to   the  Austrian  Arch- 
dukes, 22a  12  a 

Turkish  Embassy,  Change  of  Secretaries,  26  m  9/ 

Houses,  29 J  9  d 

Tunis,  Famine  at,  28  m  10  d 

and  France,  4  m  7  a— 13  m  12/— 16  m  10  c 

Turnpike  Trusts — Parliamentary  Report,  28  a  6/ 
Turret  Ship  for  the  Dutch  GoTernment,  17  j  14/— 

18 j  12 d 

U. 
Uffinghom  Sobolarshipt,   18  a  126— 18  m  12  a 


Vmz 


^ALHEIt*S  DTDEX  TO  ''  THE  TtMfiS  "  ITBWSf  APEfi. 


[April  1  to 


Umzinto  Plantation  and  Trading  Company,  8  m 

10  a 
UUrCIJLIMBD  DrVTDBNDS,  ETC. :— 

Adams,  Georgiana,  4ni  lb 

Antrobus,  William,  6m  16 

Blakiston,  Arthur  Tyton,  25a  la 

Emma  Sasannah,  25 a  la 

Bowker,  Thomaa,  18  m  1  6 

Bowles,  Humphrey,  6  m  1  a 

Bush,  Prudence,  24 J  1  h 

Elizabeth,  24  j  16 

Collingwood,  Clennell,  27  a  1  6 

Crawley,  George  Abraham,  22  m  16 

George  Baden,  2J?m  1  6 

"  Cuhner'B  Classified  Index,"  3j  1 6 

Brewry,  Henry  Runciman,  10 j  1 6 

Dumbleton,  Ellen,  27  a  1 6 

Henry,  27  o  16 

Eastwood,  Ann,  27  a  1|6 

Elston,  William,  10  j  16 

Evans,  Mary  Ann,  22  a  1  6 

Ferrell,  Charles,  15  a  1 6 

Ferris,  Rev.  Thomas,  6  m  1  6 

Foard,  Charles,  16  m  1  6 

Franklyn,  George  Woodroofe,  16  a  1 6 

Fry,  Clara  Burges,  22  m  16 

Gordon,  Col.  Robert,  6  j  1  6 

Granville,  Rev.  Court,  16  a  1  6 

■■  Major  Frederick,  16  a  1 6 
Gray,  William  Thomas,  ISj  1  6 

Griggs,  Margaret  Rebecca,  9  a  1  6 

Gumey,  Rev.  Archer  Thompson,  26  j  16 

Rev,  Augustus  William,  26  j  1 6 

Catherine  Harriet,  26  j  16 

Haygarth,  Rev.  John  Sayer,  28  a  1 6 

Hellier,  Thomas  Shaw,  24  a  1 6 

Hocken,  Daniel,  2  o  1  6 

Nathaniel,  2  a  1  6 

-  Holloway,  Henry,  18  j  16 

Hopkins,  Joseph,  3  j  1 6 

• Hutchinson,  Grace,  13  m  1  6 

Jones,  Col.  Ebenezer,  18  m  1  6 

Kent,  Mary  Anne,  1  o  1 6 

Kenworthy,  George,  17  a  1 6 

King,  James,  80j  1  6 

Leyson,  Ellen  Anne,  6  j  1  6 

Loveday,  Ann,  26  m  1 6 

Maeleod,  Maria  Middleton,  6  a  1  6 

Norman  Chester,  6  a  1 6 

Madocks,  Henry  Robarts,  9  a  1 6 

John  Edward,  9  a  1  6 

Magnay,  Sir  William,  13  m  1 6 

MarteU,  Etwall  Hebard,  22m  1 6 

Moses,  22  m  1 6 

Moore,  William,  9  j  1 6 

Mose,  John,  27  m  1 6 

Muncey,  Charles,  20  m  1  a 

Noyes,  ThcJmas  Herbert,  22m  1  6 

Oriental  Bank  Corporation,  12m  1  6 

Penny,  Samuel  Stansfield,  6j  1  6 

William,  Bj  1  6 

Quinton,  Henry  Chedzey,  16a  16 

Sinclair,  Catherine,  8  m  1  6 

Skipwith,  Sir  Thomas  George,  15  a  1 6 

Smart,  Susanna  Cowan,  2a  1 6 

— .  Smith,  John  16  a  1  6 


TTnclaimed  Dividends  {continued). 

Smith,  Susan,  16  a  1  6 

Soldiers'  Balances  Unclaimed,  see  List  in 

Gazette,  29  j  16 

Spicer,  Margaret,  17  a  1  6 

Standin,  Ann,  22  m  1  6  t 

Stonor,  Emeline  Catherine,  6  m  1 6 

StoveU,  George,  9j  1 6 

Swan,  Joseph,  10  j  1  6 

Talbot,  Rt.  Hon.  Lady  Gwendeline    Eliza- 
beth, 7a  16 

Trelawny,  Sir  Wm.  Lewis  Salisbory,  4  a  1  i 

Walker,  Rev.  Robert,  14  m  16 

Wall,  Elizabeth,  21?»  16 

Waygarth,  Rev.  John  Sayer,  24  a  1  6 

Whitbread,  Samuel  Charles,  18  J  1  6 

— —  William  Henry,  18  j  1 6 

Wilton,  Thos.,  Earl  of,  14  m  1  6 

Winterbotham,  William,  26m  16 

United  Land  Company,  27  a  7  6 

Presbyterian  Synod,  19  m  8  c 

Service  Club— Mr.  D.  H.  Barling  no  Member, 

26  m  11 6 

Institution — Circular  Ironclads,  27  m  12  f 

United  States  Bonds,  26  m  7  a 

Emigration  to,  27  m  9  6 

Exports,  19m  9«— 26  m  10  c 

Foreign  Trade  of,  27  m  7«— 28  m  7  a 

Imports,  29  m  10  a 

Revenue  Returns,  26  j  12  6 

Universal  Life  Assurance,  14  m  9  6 

Marine  Insurance  Company,  19  j  10  d 

Universities  and  the  Bar,  17  a  12  a— 18  a  12  f— 

20  a  12d 
University  College,  London,  Distribution  of  Prices, 

13m  6a— 15m  lie— 26 j  10 <i 

Errata  of  Mr.  Bruce  in  his  Speech,  14  «  7fi 

and  the  Decease  of  Lord  Brougham,  26  J  12 1- 

Local  Examinations,  13  a  8  c 

Tests  Bill,  Bp.  of  Ely  on,  8j  12  d 

Bp.  of  Oxford  on,  20a  7c 

Meeting  at  Buckingham  about,  20a  7 e 

Deputation  to  Abp.  of   Canterbury    on, 

llmSd 

Leading  Article  on,  12  m  9  a 

Gloucester  (Bp.  of)  on,  16  m  5/ 

Roundell  (Chas.  S.)  on,  12  m  11  < 


-19  • 


>  Voters,  Rolls  of  Electors,  20  m  10/ 
Why  go  to  one  f  30  a  7  6 


Vagrancy — ^the  Tramp,  14  m  6  e 

Vallance  &  Vallanoe  (Messrs.)   on   Adm.  Boos. 

18j  12/ 
Vambery    (Arminius)  on  England,    Rossia,  a^i 

Chinese  Tartaty,  18  a  5  e 
Vancouver  Coal  Ifiioing  and  Land  Company,  S3ff 

Vaudois,' Meeting  at  Stafford  House,  about,  29  <i  9/ 
Vaughan  (C.  J. )  on  Barristers  and  Uie  UniversiQ^ 

20a  12(2 
Vaux  (Lord)  on  the  Assault  Case  against  kis^ 

22i  7/ 
Vauxhall  Bridge,  Report,  8  m  10  6 
Venables  (Edm.)  on  St.  Margaret's,  Wetttninsicr, 

23i  10/ 


June  30, 1868.]     palmbb's  ikdex  to  "  the  times  "  kewspapbb. 


Wea 


Yeneznelazi  Loans,  2a  7b 

Verney  (Harry)  on  Trained  Norses,  26  m  6  & 

Yemon  (G.  Y.)  on  the  Temperature  of  May,  I3j 

12/ 
Yerreker  (John  P.)  on  Art  Appointments,  7  a  5c 
Yeterinary  Surgeons,  Boyal  College  of,    grant  of 

Diplomas,  24  a  12  c — 6  m  14  e 
Yictoria  Hospital  for  Children,  18  a  10  e 
Yigilanee  in  the  Far  West,  25  j  12  b 
Yital  Stfttistios  of  Large  Towns,  2  m  6c 
VOIiJTNTEESRS : — 
-i Berkshire  Bifle  Association,  11  j  5  e 

City  of  Edinburgh  and  Midlothian  Rifle  As- 
sociation Annual  Prize  Meeting,  15  j  9/ 

County  Rifle  Association  for  the  Tower  Ham- 
lets, 9  a  12  c 

Easter  Monday  Review,  Arrangements,  3  a 

12  6—6  a  12/— 8  a  7/-^9  o  12  c— 10  a  10  a— 
11a  12<r— ISo  7/ 

. and  Tents  not  Houses  for,  7  a  9  « 

Arrival  of  the  ArtiUeiyat  Portsmouth,  11a 

12  <! 

■  Correspondence    with    the    Commanding 

Officer  and  the  Mayor,  16  a  10  & 

Description  of,  13  a  7  b — 14  a  7  b — 16  a 


Sd 


Detail  of  Metropolitan  Corps,  7  a^9  e 

Lord  Elcho  on,  6a  9/— 9  a  12  c 

— — —  C.  H.  Lindsay  on,  9  a  12  c 

North  Middlesex  Protest,  9  a  12  c 

Notes  about,  16  a   10  6— 17  a   7  ^—17  a 

10d—4m  6c 

Ranelagh  (Lord)  on,  8  a  7/ 

Returns,  15  a  9/ 

Yoluntecr  Ball  by  the  Mayor,  11a  12  « 


1st  Gloucestershire,  Review  of,  2  j  9  6 

Great  Match  for  the  International  Trophy,  4  j 

12  d 

Hon.  Artillery  Company's  Races  on  Southsea 

Common,  16  a  10  6 

International  Enfield  Trophy  Match,  11^*  6  e 

Inspection  of  London  Corps,  29  j  5d 

Irish  International  Team  of  Eight,  29 J  6  a 

Meeting  of  Yolnnteer  Medical  Officers,  2  a 

11  <j 

9th  Middlesex  Inspection,  26  m  10  c 

19th  and  30th  Middlesex    at    Wimbledon, 

18m  56 

21st  Middlesex,  5j  10  c 

39th  Middlesex,  26  m  10  e—llj  5  e 

49th  Middlesex,  26  m  10  c 

37th  Middlesex,  26  m  10  c 

National  Artillery  Association  Prize  Meeting, 

16  m  12  c— 97*  6/ 

Rifle  Association,  Inst  of  Prizes,  11;  6  c 

North  York  Volunteers,  Sj  12  a 

Oxford  and  Cambridge  Rifle  Corps  Inspec- 
tion, Ij  9  a 

University  Rifle  Corps,  11  j  5  c 

the  Selected  Twelve  for  the  Queon*s  Prize, 

28m  12d 

Queen's  Prize,  Regulations  for,  8  a  9/ 

Review  in  Windsor    Park  by    the    Queen, 

23  m  9/— 27  m  10  6— 2 j  9  b— 8 j  9/— llj  6/ 
— 16  j9c— 17j  14c— 23i  6d— 27 j 6 6—19 j 6/ 
—20 j  9/— 22j  9  a 


Volunteers  (continued). 

Review  in  Windsor  Park,  Lord  Elcho  on, 

17i  14  c 

Directions  about,  19  j  9  e 

South  Middlesex  in  Hyde  Park,  18m  56 

St.  George's  Challenge  Yase,  9a  6 f 

Yolunteer  Army,  15  a  5  d 

Field  Day  in  Hyde  Park,  15  j  9/ 

Prize  Shooting  at  the  Browndown  Ranges, 

16a  106  ^ 

Artillery,  21  a  7/ 

Review  and  Yolunteer  Artillery,  20  o  12  c 

■  at  Cambridge,  26  m  10  c 


West  of  Scotland  Rifle  Association,  Competi- 
tion Meeting,  4j  12d— 9j  5/ 

Wimbledon  Camp  Arrangements,  8  j  9/ 

Yulpicidism  in  Yorkshire,  13  m  10  d 

W. 
Waiting  for  Trial,  Scotch  Return,  18  j  6  d 
Wales  (Prince  of).  Revenue,  16  a  7/ 

as  Sponsor,  19  j  6  c 

Birthplace  of  the  First  Prince,  21  a  9/ 

-  Education  in,  20  m  10/ 

Intended  Yisit  of  the  Royal  Party  to,  on 

their  Return  from  Ireland,  18  a  10  c — 25  a  9/— 
27a  9c 

Prince  and  Princess  of  in  Ireland,  tee  Iws- 

LAND. 

Walker  (Rev.  S.  A.)  on  Mr.  Murphy  and  his  Work, 

2j  10  d 
Wandering^Thespians^at  St.  George's  Hall,  20  a 

7  e 
Ward  (N.  B.),  Death  of,  16J10  6 
Warehousemen  and  Gerks'  School,  21  m  5/ 
Waring  (J.  B.)  on  the  Fine  Arts'  Catalogue,  5i 

10/ 

on  the  Leeds  Exhibition,  10  j  9  e 

Wasp  Prize  Money,  Distribution,  9  m  8  6 
Wasps,  Remarkable  Destruction  of  at  Claughton 

Hall,  li  76 
Water  Colour  Exhibition,  30  a  7  a 

Companies,  State  of  Shares,  1  a  11  dr-4t  a 

5d— 8a  5c— 10a  6d— 18a  6(i— 22a  7c— 
25a  5d— 29a  12c— 6m  12rf— 9m  10c— 20m 
116— 23m  10a— 3 j  7d— 6j  10c— lOi  10  6 
— 24j  lOd— 27j   lid 

Metropolitan,  State  during  May,  8  j  6  6 

Storage  of  Surplus,  18  a  7  c— 22  a  12  d— 

27a  7d 

Supply,  Royal  Commission  on,  4  a  lie— 9  m 

126— 21m  9  a— llj  10/ 

to  the  Metropolis,  18  a  7  c — 25  j  5e    - 

Waterloo  Bridge,  6^'  10/ 

Watkin   (Edw.  W.)  on  the  Increase  of  Railway 
Fares,  21  m  7  c 

on  the  Amalgamation  Bill,  15^  12  c 

Weather  in  the  North,  13  m  9  e 

and  the  Crops,  15  j  12  c— 22  j  12  c— 25j  6/ 

Weather,  State  of,  1  a  11  c— 2  a  11  c— 3  a  11  c— 

6a  10c— 7a  lie— 8a  9/— 9o  6d— 10a  9/ 
—13  a  4  f — 14  a  10  c— 16  a  11  c— 16  a  9  c— 
17  a  11/— 18  a  6/— 20  a  11/— 22  a  11/— 
23  a  11/— 24  a  12  c— 25  a  11/— 27  a  12/— 
28a  116— 30a  6/— Im  12c— 2m  13c— 4m 
11/— 6  m  12/— 7  m  6  c— 8  m  6/— 9  m  11/— 

ino 


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PALMEBS  INDEX  TO   ^'THE  TIMES"  ITEWSPAPSB. 


[April  1  to 


Weather  {continued). 

Urn  11/— 12  m  10/— 13  m  llfl— 14  m  13  «— 
16  m  11/— 16  m  12  e— 18  m  12  a— 19  m  11  «— 
20m  lie— 21m  6/— 22m  11  d— 23  m  10/— 
25m  lie— 26m  10/— 27m  11/— 28m  11a— 
29  m  11/— 30m  11/— Ij  U  6— 2j  lOe-Sj 
11/— 4 j  11/— 5 j  12<?— 6i  10/— 8 j  lie— 
9j  12/— lOj  12  6— 10;  lie— 13j  12d— 16i 
6d— 16j  12*-17i  12d— 17j  13/— 18j  12/ 
— 19j  12e— 20j  6/— 22j  7/— 23j  10/— 24; 
11/-26J  7/— 27i  12/— 29i  12/ 

Weather,  State  of  daring  March,  2a  7  f 

April,  2  m  9/ 

May,  21m   6/— 22m  66— 25m  lie— 26m 

10/— 2 j  lOe— llj  10  c— 13 j  12/ 

June,  16j  12/— 23;  11  d 

Weeks  (Thos.  <fc  Son),  not  Weekes,  13  m  11/ 

Weights  and  Measures,  New  System  Bill,  2  m  12/ 
— 12j  5/ 

Koyal  Coramission  about,  10;  9/— 24;  9/ 

Wellington  CoUege  Dinner,  4;  10/— 24;  12  e 

Meeting,  25;  9  b 

— —  Speech  Day  and  Awards,  19;  5c 

Welsh  Church,  15  a  9/ 

Wesleyan  Methodist  Missionaxy  Society  Meeting, 

6  m  13/ 
West  Indian  Clergy,  28  m  9  a 
West  (Dr.  Charles),  Defence  of  the  Hospital  for 

Sick  Children,  21  a  5/ 
WISBT  Iin>IBS  :— 

Commerical  Intelligence,  15;  10  c 

Demerara  Combined  Court  Openedi  29  m  5  e 

Dry  Dock  for  Kingston,  29;  6  b 

Earthquake  at  Guatemala,  29  m  6  d 

Episcopal  Church  Congress  at  Jamaica,  15; 

10  c 

GreatConflagrationat  Colon  Railway  Station, 

27  a  12  6 

LegislatiTe  Proceedings,  20  a  7  a 

Miscellaneous  News,   18  a  12  6— 20  a  7  6— 

12  m    9  e— 29  a    12  a— 29  m    5  c— 29  m    12  a 

23;  12  a— 27;  66 

Petition  to  Disendow  the  Church  in  Jamaica, 

29;  6  6 

Quarantine  Restrictions  in,  8  a  12  d 

Revolt  in  Hayti,  29  m  5  c— 23;  12  a 

Riots  at  Port-au-Prince,  9  a  9  6 

Shipping  Intelligence  20  a  7  6 — 29  m  5  c 

State  of  the  Crops,  29  m  5  c 

West  London  Wharves  Company,  3  a  10  a — 13; 
10  c 

-  Metropolitan  Jewish  School,  10;  7/ 

of  Prance  Rock  Salt  Company,  6;  10  a 

Western  Australia,  Progress  and  Wealth  of,  30  a 

5d 
Counties  and  London  Mutual  life  Assurance, 

2a  7a 
Westerton  (Charles)  on  the  Ritualism  of  St.  Paul's, 
'  Wilton  Place,  9;  6  a 
Westminster  Abbey,  Preachers,  6  a  12  e — 1  m  9/ 

—9m  9e— 16m  8d— 23m  9/— 30m  12 e— 2; 

96—6;  116—20;  lOd— 27;  9d 

(Marquis  of),  Gift  to  Royid  Hospital  for  In- 
curables, 25a  5/ 

School,  Elections,  20  m  9/ 

Wetherall  (Sir  George),  Sketch  of,  11  a  9  e 

110 


Wetherall  (Sir  George), Funeral,  I7<k7  e 
Whalley  (G.  H.)  on  the  Press  and  the  HurphTiie 
Riots,  29  m  5  e 

Attempt  to  Blow  up  at  Birmingham,  2;  6/ 

Wheat  from  South  Russian  Ports,  10a  5  6 

Average  Price  of,  21  a  12  d— 11m  7  a 

State  of  the  Market,  5  m  10<{— 15»  10  e 

• Imports,  France,  19  m  11  c— 8;  7  a 

Very  Early  Crops,  10;  9  e 

Wheeler  (James)  on  Obtaining  Land  in  Qaeens- 

land,  23  m  10  a 
Whitaker  (Frank)  on  the  New  Markets  for  Soatb 

London,  27;  11  a 
Whitebait  and  the  Herring,  20;  9  e 
Whitworth    Scholarships,    3  a   9/— 12  m   11  a- 

13  m  116 

Replies  of  the  Educational  Institate,  accept- 
ing, 17;  6c— 22;  7/ 

Wigan  Colliery  Strike,  tee  Stbikeb. 

Strike  of  the  Colliers  at,  2  a  5  e 

Wife  sold  for  a  Shilling,  25;  11/ 

Wilberforce  (Bp.)  on  the  University  Tests  BUI, 

20a  7c 

Willett  (E.  S.)  on  Brickdost  at  the  Horse  Sbov. 
8;  12  d 

William  and  Mary  College,  Virginia,  Old  Bequest 
to,  24;  5  e 

Willoughby  (Lord)  and  Madame  D^Alteyrac,  Av&rd, 
6  a  10  6—8  a  4  c 

Wills  (Martin),  Letter  of  Inquiry,  10a  7/ 

Wilson  (Mr.  D.,  of  Jewin  Street)  and  bis  Work- 
people, 21a  11/— 27o  11/ 

(Sir  John  Marillyon),  Sketch  of,  11m  9/ 

WILLS   AND   BEQUESTS:— 

Andrea  (Cardinal  d'),  5;  5d 

Askew  (Hugh  Bertram),  6;  7d 

• ■  Cardigan  (Lord),  3  a  12  c 

Chase  (Lieut.-Col.  Morgan  C),  6;  7  d 

Greenall  (Archdeacon  Richard),  6;  7  d 

Kean  (Charles),  3  a  12  c 

Mackie  (James),  6;  7  d 

Ollivant  (John  Josiah),  6;  7  d 

• .  Palmer  (Charles  James),  6;  7  d 

-  Whateley  (Mrs.,  commonly  called  Ia^t 
Henry  Spencer  Churchill,)  6;  7; 

Winchester  (Bp.  of),  Health  of,  6a  9  6 

College,  Annual  Examination,  8  a  7  « 

Dinner,  19;  5  c 

Winding-up  Cases,  Resumption  of  Biuiness,  lie 

10  c 
Windsor,  Burglaries  at,  3  a  12  c 

Opening  of  the  State  ApaHments,  15  a  6  a— 

20m  6a 

Closing  of  the  State  Apartments  4  m  9  ^— 

6m  7e— 10;  7c 
Wines,  ItaUan,  Report  on,  10  a  9/ 

Foreign,  and  Last  Year's  Trade,  23  a  7  a 

Winter,  Temperature  of  the  past,  8  m  9/ 

Resorts  on  the  Continent,  8;  10/ 

Winnecke's  Comet,  Observations,  26J  10  6 
Women's  Suffrages,  Meeting  at  Birmingham  aboit. 

Urn  lOd 
Woods  and  Mines,  Proposal  to  Tax  for  Roads,  2  ir 

6/ 
Wool  (Colonial),  Sales,  15  m  10c— 29;  76 
Fairs,  29;  6e 


June  30, 1868.]     palmee's  dtdex  fro  "  the  times  "  newspapee. 


Zor 


Wool.  State  of  the  Market,  6  o  7  6—13  a  5  6—17  a 
ed--22a  lf—2Qa  10  6— 4  m  6/— llw  7  6— 
16m  10/— 18m  7ci— 21m  76— 22m  Ho— 
26  m  6/— 1  j  7/— 8  j  7  6— 11  j  7/— 15j  7  /— 
22  J  7  a— 29j  7  6 

Worcester  Training  Ship  Distribution  of  Prizes, 
25  J  10  c 

Wedding  Present  to  Lord  and  Lady  Bean- 
champ,  16  a  10 d 

Cathedral  School  Athletic  Sports,  18  a  12  f 

Lord-Lieutenant  in  his  Defence,  20  m  6  6 

Workhouse  Infirmaries,  2m  7/ 

Working  Men's  Club  and  Institute  Union — Loan 
of  Apsley  House  for  Mr.  Bellew's  Readings,  5j 
12/ 

College,  Great  Ormond  Street,  11  a  7/ 

Meeting,  9  j  11/ 

Banquet  to  Lord  Elcho,  9j  12  6 

Workmen's  Report  on  the  Paris  Exhibition,  23  a 

12  6 
W^om  Coin,  Vote  to  cover  Loss  in,  8  a  5  6 
Wratislaw  (A.  H.)  on  the  Bp.  of  Ely's  Sermon  and 

Delivery,  9j  6  a 
Wreck  of  the  Bonne  3Ihre  off  Cornwall,  24  a  10  c 

Cleopatra  at  Palliser's  Bay,  28  m  12  6 

Garonne  off  the  Land's  End,  25  m  6/ 

General  Grant,  2  a  10  c 

Gleaner  off  the  Land's  End,  14  m  13/ 

Letting  near  the  Orkneys,  5j  df—9j  10  d 

-llj  6/ 
Northumberland  of  Whitby  10a  7a 

Selina  Brig  near  ^he  Lizard,  1  a  11  f 

Vision  of  Sunderland,  10  a  7  a 

Wallasee  from  Chinchas,  6j  9/ 

List  of  the  Drowned  and  Saved,  6^"  9/— 

11^-  5/ 


Wrecks  on  the  Gtoodwin  Sands,  9  a  11  f 

Lloyds'  Annual  Summary,  10  j  10  a 

Wren  (Walter)  on  the  State  of  the  Cam,  26  j  10  e 

Wykehamist  Dinner,  19  j  5  c 

Wylde  (Dr.  H.)  on  Pfeiffer's  Power  of  Sound,  5j 

5e 
Wyoming  Territory,  22  j  12  e 

Y. 

York  (Abp.  of)  on  the  Suspensory  Bill,  26  j  11  d 

Whitsuntide  Horse  and  Cattle  Show,  8^'  7/ 

Yorkshire,  Antiquarian  Discoveries  at  Easthorpe, 

18m  lid 

Burning  Moors  in,  26^*  10  b—27j  12  f 

Church  Education  in,  21  a  12  d 

Drought  in,  16  j  8  6 

Fire  on  the  Wolds— Three  Stacks  Burnt,  30j 

10/ 

Great  Agricultural  Show  at  Weatherby,  29  i 

56 

Stock  Sales,  7a  9d 

Weather  in,  7  a  9/ 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association,  21  a  12  d 

(Sir  John),  Complimentary  Dinner  to,  29^ 

Z. 

Zoological  Gardens,  Birth  of  a  Seal,  15  j  12  e 

Society,  Candidates  and  Corresponding  Mem- 
bers Proposed,  17  a  7  e 

Meetings,  22  m  6/— 19j  9/ 

Report,  27  a  12  c 

Visitors,  2j  9  b 

Zoology,  Australian,  24  j  10  e 

Zorn  (fc  Co.,  on  Raphael  Chromo-lithographs,  20  m 
5(2 


THE  EKD. 


ButUr  &  Tumar,  The  Selwood  filnting  Worki,  Ftdbm,  uid  Loudon. 


Now  ptibliahing,  in  Quarto  VoUimci^  clothe  gold  UiUredy  price  Five  Shillings  each  part : 

PALMER'S  imEX  TO  "TIE  TIMES"  ITEWSPAPEE, 

Each,  part  oontainizig  about  30,000  Beferenoes  to  that  Journal. 


FABT  1— For  OCTOBEB  lat  to  DECEMBEB  Slst,  1867. 
FABT  2— For  JANTJABT  lat  to  MABOH  31st,  1868. 
PABT  3— For  APBTL  Ist  to  JXHSTE  30th,  1868. 
FABT  4— For  JUIjY  Ist  to  BEFTEMBEB  30th,  1868,  in  the  press. 
And  so  on,  each  suooeeding  three  months.      Bent  post  free  to  all  parts. 


It  is  intended,  so  soon  as  the  list  of  subsoribers  will  allow,  to  go  baok  with  t^ 
« INDEX  '*  as  well  as  forward,  so  as  in  time  to  present  a  full  and  complete  Index  to 
that  Journal  from  the  commencement,— thus  forming  the  only  COMPLETE  HIBTOBY  OF 
THE  WOBIiD. 


INDEX 


TO  THE 


TIMES  NEWSPAPER, 


isea 


SUMMER  QUARTER— July  1   to   September  30. 


"  The  only  true  history  of  a  oonntry  is  to  be  found  in  its  newspapers." 

LOBD  Macaitlit. 


SAMUEL  PALMER,  20,  CATHERINE  STREET,  STRAND,  W.C. 

1868. 
ThA  BigU  of  ZVofwIattNi  Be$erved. 


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Butler  &  Tanner,  The  flelwood  Printing  Works  Fromo,  nnd  London. 


PALMER'S 

INDEX  TO  "THE  TIMES"  NEWSPAPER. 


SUMMER  QUABTER-JULT  1  to  SEPT.  30. 


KfinsBENCi.— T^  Times  Newspaper  haying  a  aeparaie  pa^iuiation  to  each  number,  the  following  method 
is  adopted  to  salt  Uie  Index  to  any  file :  thus,  9  a  11  0  means  Aug.  9th,  paoe  11,  oolnnm  6 :  Uie  italic 
letter  after  the  first  figure  noting  the  month,  and  the  italic  letter  (aocoraing  to  alphabet)  after  the 
Beoond  figure  noting  the  column  of  the  page. 


Abattoirs  and  the  Transit  of  Animals,  17^  7/ 
Aberconi  (Marquis),  to  be  created  a  Duke,  26  j 

11a 
Abergele  Bailway  Accident,  tee  AcciDZHTf3 — Rail- 

WATS. 

Abingdon  Agricultural  Society,  21 «  9e — 2S8  10  a 

Aboriginal  Sports  at  liyerpool,  14  «  5  c 

A3YSBYWIA:— 

Arriyal  in  England  of  King  Theodore's  Son, 

15i  9/ 
Blanfbrd  (Wm.),  Note  from  his  Son,  22  s 

5d 
Breyet  to  Abyssinian  OfiQcers,  Unaccountable 

Omission,  25  a  8  c 

Camp  News,  2  j  10  a 

Cemetery  at  Zoulla,  14  j  6  d 

Congratulatory  Address  to  the  OfBeers  and 

Men,  6jf  65 
Dinner  to  the  Officers  who  served  in,  29j 

9/ 
Disposal  of  the  Material,   Elephants,    etc., 

2j  10  o 

Embarcation  and  Departure,  2  j  10  a 

to  the  Camp,  to  whom  Praise  is  Due,  4  i 

12  19 

Napier  (Sir  Bobert),  Anived  at  Marseilles, 

Ij  12  a 

Despatches,  1  j  5  b 

Betrospect  of  the  Expedition,  6  j  6  a 


Officers  not  Bewarded,  19  «  7/ 
Leading  Article  on,  18  «  6  «l 


Prince  of  Abyssinia  on  hia  Way  to  England, 

2j  10  6 

Puiq'aub  (23rd)  Pioneers,  7j  6  d 

Beport  of  the  Transport  Train,  8a  7a 

Beturu  of  Officers  Favourably  Mentioned, 

llj   12c— 15i  5a--la   lOfr— 6a  lOrf— 21a 
7e 

Boyal  Treasures  from,   Exhibited  at  South 

Kensington  Museum,  2  j  9b 

State  of,  since  the  Evacuation  of  the  Boyal 

Troops,  24  J  7e 

Abyssinian  Curiosities  in  the  Crystal  Palace,  30j 
10  c 


AOOZDBN'TB  i— 

from  the  Gale  in  Kingston  Harbour,  28$ 

6a 
to  a  Spectator  of  the  Aboriginal  Sports  at 

Liverpool,  14«  6e 
to  the  Atrato  W.  India  Mail  Steamer,  11  a 

10&— 12o  lOo— 14o  10  o 
Beavis  (John),  run  over  by  his  own  Cart, 

25  a  10b 
—  Bismark  (Count)  thrown  from  his  horse  at 

Yarzin,  25  a  10  a 

Bite  of  a  Viper,  25 «  5  c 

Boat  capsized  and  a   Soldier  drowned  off 

Scarborough,  19  a  10 « 
'  at     Atiilone,     and     Five      Artillerymen 

drowned,  19  a  8d— 20  a  10  d 
at  Greenock,  and  a  Toung  Man  drowned, 

9«  10c 

at  Morecambe  Bay,  and  a  Ship's  Captain 


drowned,  15 «  4/ 

■  -  .  near  Barnstaple,  and  Two  of  its  Occu- 
pants drowned,  7  j  5  b 

Bowyer  (William),  killed  by  a  Fall  from  the 

Shaft  of  a  Cart,  19a  7/ 

-  Boy  hung  at  Longton  while  experimenting 
on  the  subject,  8  «  10  c 

Boy's  Head  blown  off  by  the  Explosion  of  a 

Gun,  at  Instow,  14  «  9d 

Boyce  ^Mrs.)  and  her  Infant  burnt  to  Death, 

by  Explosion  of  Petroleum,  in  Dunkirk  Har- 
bour, 25  a  10  c 

-*-««  Bridal  Party  drowned  in  the  Thames,  2Sj 
la 

Bursting  of  the  Boiler  of  a  Steam  Vessel, 

and  Six  killed,  with  many  injured,  4  j  12  a 

Cab,  Horse,  Fare,  and  Driver  upset  into  the 

Clyde  at  Govan  Ferry,  25  «  5  & 

Cambacdrcs  (Count  Louis  de),  Fatal  Acci- 
dent to,  on  the  Glacier  du  Trient,  81  a  8  a 

Campbell    (Miss)  accidentally    poisoned    by 

taking  Strychpia  in  error,  20 J  9d-— 21j  5/ 

Coal  Mines,  Return  of  Accidents  in,  80  «  7/ 

— •  Corb  (WiUiam)  run  over  by  a  Pleasure  Von 

through  slipping  off  the  Front  Bail,  12<  4d 

Death   by  a  Fall    ih)m  a  Horse   at   Old 

Peashaw,  17  s  7  c 

B  1 


Aco 


FAIiMEBS  Iin)EX  TO  "THE  TIKES"  VEWSPAPEQ. 


[July  1  to 


Aooidents  {continued). 

Death  from  an  Attempt  to  destroy  a  Wasp's 

Nest,  29  a  5  d 
m     .      of  a  Sportsman    by   trailing   his     Gon 

throagh  a  Hedge  at  Wexford,  2  a  10/ 
• of  Two   Men  from   drinking   Nitrate  of 

Silyer,  4j  9/ 
•-*^—  while   bathing  at   BaoUand   Sand,  15  a 

120 
*-*—  at  the  Dingle,  10  «  9  & 
atFamdon,  25 j  9e 


at  the  Lizard,  11  a  5/ 

n— «-  Dreadfdl  and  Fatal  Acddent  at  the  Victoria 

Music  Hall,  at  Manchester,  from  a  False  Report 

of  Fire,  1  a  10  6 
Explosion   at   a  Cartridge  MannfsMtory  at 

Mentz,  26  killed  and  72  horribly  bmrnt,  21 «  10  5 
■  of  a  Shell  at  Yaletta,  and   seyen  Personi 

killed,  15  a  10  a 
of  an  Experimental  Shell  at  Portsmouth, 

and  fatal  Accident  to  a  Naval  Officer  and  his 

Assistant,  25i  9«— 27j  10/ 

-  of  filled  Shells  at  Malta,  five  men  killed,  28  a 


7/ 


of  Naphtha  at  Tola,  a  Workman  killed,  19  s 
Sdr^29»  9  5 

of  Petrolemn  on  board  a  Vessel  at  Antwerp, 


16s  7d 

of  Petroleum  at  Sea,  25  i  12  e 

and  Destraction  of  the  Vessel,  with  loss  of 


Life,  in  Dunkirk  Harbour,  25  a  10  c 
ofif  the  Oomish  Coast,  80 j  7  a 


Fall  of  an  Eight  Storey  Seed  Faototy  at  Hull, 

six  Men  killed,  26  a  10/ 
a  Lamb  down  a  Well,  and  its  recovery  alive 

after  three  weeks,  18  s  10  & 

Platform  at  Bnde,  two  Men  seriously  in- 


jured, 25s  9  6 
— -  from  Flamborough  Head,  6a  9 d 

over  the  East  ChfT,  Ramsgate,  21  j  5  e 


Falling  in  of  a  Well,  SingiUar  Preservation, 

but  fiatal  Besult,  28  j  5  a 

Farmer  gored  to  Death  by  a  Boar,  29  a  5  & 

Fatal,  at  the  Siege  Operations  at  Chatham, 

la  10c— 6  a  9  6— 7a  85— 6a  8/ 
■  Bathing  Accident  off  Moreoambe  Sands, 

19a  10« 

Boat  Accident  at  Birmingham,  22  s  7/ 

—  near  Millport,  1  a  8  « 

. Sandhurst  College,  13  j  9d— Uj  12  c 

Blasting  Experiment  at  Pemberton,  5  «  7  « 

Boiler  Explosion  at  the  Mersey  Lx>n  Works, 

24a  5/— 25  a  7d 
— -  Carriage  Accident  in  Berkeley  Square,  5  a 

7e 

near  Wytham,  12  «  106 

Contact  of  Barge  Chains  near  Limehouse 

Beach,  11  j  9/ 

■■  Explosion  at  Foxhill  Bank  Print  Works, 

2s  10  6 
of  Nitro-Glycerine  at  Nangyles  Mine,  24  j 

5s 
at  a  Percussion  Cap  ManuiiEMstoiy  at  Bir- 
mingham, Ij  12  c 

-  of  a  Steam  Thraabing  Machine  on  the  Hill  of 


Feme,  18a  7  c 
2 


Acoidenta  (continued). 

Fall  from  a  Cart  at  St,  G«orge*8  Street,  25  a 

106 
from  a  Gig  over  the  Bocks  at  Great  Orm's 

Head,  15  a  8/ 

Fall  from  an  Engine  at  Grays,  25  a  10  6 

File  at  a  Petroleum  Befinery  at  Buda,  18  f 

86 

accident  from  the  Breaking  of  a  two  gallon 


Bottle  of  Oil  at  Waahington,  18  s  7  a 
"      Leap  from  a  Boat  to  a  Buoy  at  Morecambe 

Bay,  4  a  10  ^ 
■   ■  Omnibus  Accident  to  a  party  of  EzouiBion- 

ists  in  Cornwall,  SO  j  9  c 
Pistol  Accident  at  Culham  Station,  15  a 

12  6 
^— * —  to  a  Tourist  at  Chamounix  from  a  falling 

Stone,  11a  7/— 20  a  6/ 
Volunteer  in  the  Home  Park,  Windflor,  from 

a  frightened  Horse,  9j  12  6  . 
Fearftd  Explosion  of  a  Forge  Boiler  at  Bil- 

ston  Lronworks  when  in  full  Work,  many  deaths, 

29s  106— 80s  7/ 

Field-Day  Accident  at  Chatham,  5  a  7  c 

Finnemore  (Bev.  Mr.),  narrow  Escape  from 

Drowning  at  DawUsh,  28  a  10  a 
Fire  Damp  Explosion  on  board  a  nuul  Steamer 

at  Southampton,  25  a  10  6 
Four  Men  drowned  at  North  Shields,  26  a 

106 
Frightfiil  Accident  to  a  Brute  of  a  Gannan, 

15  a  11 6 
Boat  Accident  near  Pontypod,  nine  Per- 
sons drowned,  25  j  6  6 — 27^  9  d 
Gentleman  drowned  in  the  Sezpentine,  21  a 

10s 
Gunpowder  Explosion  at  Southampton  Docks, 

14  j  12  a 
Howe  (William),  killed  by  being  thrown  ofi 

his  Cab,  24s  5  c 
Irwin  (Mrs.)  and  her  young  Daughter  drowned 

in  the  Lake  of  Geneva,  6  s  7  s 
James  (Eliza),  Death  from  igniting  of  h«r 

dress  from  a  Lucifer  Match,  25  a  10  6 

—  Lad  drowned  while  bathing  at  Bideford,  7i 
56 

Man  drowned  while  bathing  near  Bodmin, 

7i56 

Matthews  (George),  crushed  to  death  on  Lon- 
don Bridge  between  a  Cartwheel  and  the  Kerb- 
stone, 19  a  7/ 

Medical  Student  drowned  while  Bathing,  6  / 

0/ 

— »-  Melancholy  Death  of  Two  Brothers  by  Drown- 
ing near  the  Linn  of  Dee,  16^'  9  e 

Murrell  (Peter)  scalded  to  Death  by  CsUiog 

into  a  Copper  of  boiling  Beer,  27  a  10  a 

Old  Man  burnt  to  Death  at  Peteea  Marlaad, 

11  a  8c 
tossed  to  Death  by  a  Bullock  at  Peter's 

Place,  29  s  5  c 

—  Pleasure  Van  upse):  in  the  Oldham  Boad, 
eight  Persona  seriously  injured,  and  all  partial}^, 
4a  108 

Portsmouth  Qockyard,  Fatal  Afloidant  to  the 

Foreman  of  the  Works,  22  s  7/ 


Sept.  80, 1868.]      palmee's  index  to  "  the  times  "  newspapeb. 


Ace 


Accidents  {e(mtinue(t), 

Pringle  (Col.),  Fall  over  a  perpendicular  Rock 

at  the  Lake  of  Geneva,  19  a  4  c 
Bogors  (Walter)  gorccl  to  Death  by  one  of  bis 

Bolls  when  drivmg  the  Cattle  to  Water,  SI  j  9  b 
Slee  (Elkabeth)  shot   accidentally    by  her 

Cousin,  23  «  7  c 
Serious  from  the  Fall  of  a  Balcony  in  Begenoy 

Square,  Brighton,  17  9  10/ 
^       ^oh 


6d 


Gun  Accident  to  Volunteers,  ij  12  c— 6j 

Omnibus  Accident  to  a  Party  of  Yorkshire 

Cricketers,  7  a  4  e 
Six  Seamen  of  the  St,  George  drowned  at 

Weymouth,  98  7d 
Strange  Accident   to    one  of  the  Queen^s 

Whippers-in,  in  Garendon  Park,  21  j  9/ 
Taylor  (Mi^or)  and   his  Infant   Daughter 

Drowned  at  Sandhurst,  14  j  12  c 
Terrible  Cartridge  Explosion  at  Metz,  16 

killed  and  120  wounded,  19«  7c 

and  TfiXaX  Collision  on  Lake  Erie,  7  j  12  c 

-^  Three  Fishermen  nearly  drowned  on    the 

Tyne,9;  6/ 

Men  kiUed  by  the  Falling  of  an  Old  House 


in  Belfast,  and  others  injured,  15  «  4  b — 16  s  8/ 
Two  Firemen  seriously  injured  by  the  break- 
ing of  a  Fire  Escape,  Tale 
■  Gentlemen  Drowned  off  Millport,  6  a  12/ 
^—  Persons  Drowned  while    bathing   in  S. 

Devon,  6a  6 e 
Volunteers  Shot  at  Plymouth,  4i*  12  c— 

6i  6d^l2»  10b 
'  Tonths  Drowned  while  bathing  at  Clifton, 

6a  7b 
Ulverstone  Sands,  three  Lads  drowned  at, 

8#  5b 
-*^  Welsh  Carrier  killed  by  falling  over  a  Wall 

at  Dolgelly,  28 a  9/— 2 8  7a 
West  (Mrs.  Mary)  run  over  in  College  Street 

by  a  Van,  24  «  5  c 
White  (Eliz.)  burnt  to  Death  at  Peckham, 

18a  6e 
Wine  Porter  run  over  in  the  London  Docks, 

12«  4d 

Workman  buried  alive  at  Surbiton,  1 «  10  a 

—  drowned  while  bathing  at  Torquay,  5  a  5  c 
Tacht  struck  by  a  Steamer  in  Sligo  Harbour, 

all  on  Board  saved,  K»  4  b 
Young  Woman  burnt  to  Death  at  Appledore, 

12a  Sd 
Youth  drowned  while  Bathing  in  the  Dart, 

5a  6e 
MIKrEra  ACOIDBNTS  :— 

Coal  Pit  at  Bolton  on  Fire,  8  j  12  d 

Explosion  of  an  Engine  at  Boll's  Mill  Coal- 

Pit,  Haaley,  great  Damage,  3  a  9  ({—10  a  12  & 

Fatal  Fire  at  Park  Lane  Colliery,  11a  10/ 

Explosion  of  Nitro-Glycerine  at  Nangyles 

Mine,  Cornwall,  24  j  6  e 

from  the  fall  of  a  Bar  of  Iron  down  a  Pits* 


Shaft  in  ComwaU,  21  a  10a 

Gunpowder  Explosion  at  Cut  Hall  Pit, 


Aecrington,  7j  9/ 
—  Fire-Damp  Explosion  at  Knowles'  Coal  Pit 
atFentoD,  9i  9a— 12a  7c 


Mining  Aooidenta  {continued), 

at  Swan  Lane  Colliery,   Hindley,    thi'ee 

Persons  killed,  19  a  10  5 — 4  s  4/ 
Serious  Fire-Damp  Explosion  at  Jemappes, 

10a  12  a 
Two  Miners  blown  to  Pieces  in  a  Coalpit  at 

Newchapel,  19«  7  5 
BAHiWAT  ACCIDEin<8:— 
Abergle,  Fearftd  and  Fatal  Accident  at,  21  a 

10  6— 22a  7  6— 24a  9d— 25a   7c— 26o   7« 

—26a  76— 26a  8a— 27a  7dr^2Sa  7a— 28a 

7/— 31a  7  6^7«  96— 11«  7/ 
Capt.  Tounsend  and  Bev.  W.  Windle,  not 

Passengers,  25a  7 d 

CastlerosBc  (Lord)  Testimony,  29  a  9  tf 

Edwards  (Henry)  on  the  Coroner's  Address, 


18«  10c 

Famham  (Lord),  Beply  to  the  Coroner, 

9  8  11  d— 11 8  7  e 

Funeral  of  the  Bemains  of  the  Bodies,  26  a 


7d 


Guard  (W.  Smith),  insured  fbr  £100,  29  a 
Subscriptions  for  his  Family,  81  a  7  c   ' 


12«  66 

—  Gk)odB  Trains  and  the  Accident,  2  8  5  6 

—  Inquest,  see  Inquests. 

-: Kennelly  (D.  J.),  on,  9«  lOd 

the  Lancet  on  the  Accident,  28  a  7  6 

Leading  Article  on,  see  Leadiwo  Abticlbs. 

Letters  about,  24  a  10  c— 25  a  7cZ— 26  a 

7d^-27a  7/— 28a  7c— 1«  10c— 2«  7d— 3« 
7c— 5»6/— 7»  7c— 8»5/— 9«10d— 14«5c 
— 15«  96— 17«  5c— 22«  4c— 24«  4/ 

Stoker  Holmes,  and  its  Pilot  Engine,  5  s 


9a 


Appeal  for  liis  Family,  11 »  7  c — 18 «  10  c 
— 21«  9  a— 2d«  6  c 

Trial  of  the  Station  Master,  $ee  Poliob. 

Uselessness  of  a  single  Break  to  have  pre- 


vented the  Accident,  81  a  7  c 

Surrender  of  the  Two  Breaksmen, ! 


\8  9c 
Alarming  Accident  at  the  Lime-street  Station 
of  the  L.  Ss  K.  W.  at  Liverpool,  4a  7  a 

—  Break-down  of  an  Engine  near  the  Welling- 
ton College  Station,  29 »  5/ 

—  Collision  at  Edgehill,  15  «  106 
on  the  Chester  Ss  Holyhead  Line,  17  «  5  c 


— 18j!  10  c— 19  «  7/ 
Destruction  of  a  Goods  Train  by  Fire  from 

Lucifer  Matches,  at  St.  Michel,  14  «  10  6 
Destructive  Collision  on  the  L.  ^N.  W.  near 

Crewe,  9j  5/ 
Explosion  of  a  Locomotive  Engine  atBoohes- 

ter.  New  York,  five  Persons  killed,  etc.,  298  8  6 
-»~  Fatal  at  Alabama,  from  a  broken  Bridge,  12  « 

106 
Fatal  at  Iowa,  from  the  breaking  of  Bridge, 

12s  10  6 
Fatal,  at  Sallins,  the  Station  Master  killed, 

26  «  7/ 
.1.  Boiler  Explosion,  near  Croom,  22  j  9/ 

on  the  Limerick  &  Cork  Bailway,  25  j 


•6c 

. near  Whitstable 

Bailway,  22  s  5  6 


Station,  on  L.  C.&;D 


B  2 


Ace 


PJLLMBB8   DfDEX  TO  "THE  TIMES "  ITEWSPAPEB, 


[July  1  to 


Bail^ay  Accidents  (continued). 

Fatal  to  a  Domestic  Servant,  crossing  the 

line,  near  Maidstone,  11 «  10  a 
to  a  Goods  Train  Guard,  near  Sonthall, 


14*7/ 

to  a  Passenger  at  the  Bboreditch  Station 

of  N.  L.  Railway,  19  a  7  6 

to  a  Workman  at  the  Eing*8  Gross  Termi- 


nus, 27 j  9/ 
Fenton  (Patrick),  killed  by  a  Trtdn  at  Bir- 
mingham, 15  a  7  & 

Goods  Train  on  Fire  at  Forest  Hill,  9  »  6  « 

■  Bipon  Station,  21  j  12  c 

1 Guard  a,  killed  by  Contact  ndth  a  Railway 

Bridge,  10  j  10  a 
- —  Infant  killed  by  a  passing  Train  at  Beoken- 

ham  Station,  10  j  10  a 
-. —  Luggage  on  tiie  Chester  Train  all  but  on  Firo 

as  it  reached  Euston  Square,  Isle 
•m — .*  Mail  Train  from  Dublin  to  Kingston,  driven 

off  the  line  by  a  Cow  trespassing,  26  8  7/— 28  s 

6a 
Railway  and  Railway  Train  on  Firo  on  Sal- 

tersgate  Moors,  1  a  10  f 
Railway  Bridge  at  Becoles,  burnt  by  a  Spark 

from  an  Engine,  23  j  8  e 
. Railway  Bridge  washed  away  near  Iowa,  and 

the  Train  pitched  into  a  Ravine,  28  a  4  b 

Scotch  Express  Train,  Serious  Accident  to, 

by  the  Luggage  taking  Fire,  4  «  10  c — 5  8  lOd 

Note  about,  5  8  lOd 


—  Serious,  to  a  Gentleman  at  Dock- Station, 
Birkenhead,  9  j  12  h 

—  Serious  Collision  near  Cologne,  2  «  10  c 
at  Weymouth  Station,  5a  7 d 

near  Brentwood,  3  s  10  & 


de- 


. Train  from  Victoria  to  Croydon,  run  off  the 

Line,  5a  7  d 

Trestle  Bridge  in  Alabama  broke,  and  three 

Cars  smashed ;  two  persons  killed,  28  s  4  & 

Wooden    Bridge  near    Saltby  partially 

stroyed  by  Fire,  3  a  12  d 
Acclimatization,  8a  A f 
Accountants,  Firm  of,  at  Liverpool,  Ij  10  6 
Acknd  (J.  t).)  on  Public  Schools,  11  j  12  b 
Acorns,  a  Cure  for  Cholera  in  Man  and  Beast,  26  8 

8c 
— —  enormous  Crop  of,  22  a  4/ 

the  best  Feed  to  produce  clear  Pork,  30  a  8  d 

Adam  (W.)  on  the  Bond  of  Larber,  4  a  10  e 
Adams  (W.  Bridges)  on  Railway  Breaks,  29  a  4  & 
on  Railway  Dividends  and  Extension,  21  j 

10/ 
on  Railway  Possibilities,  20  a  4  e 

on  Road  Possibilities,  4  a  4/ 

on  Treatment  of  Climate,  29  j  10  e 

ADTVTTRAT.TY  COUBT :— 

the  Accord,  21  j  11  a 

the  Biddick,  24  j  11  a 

the  Cargo  ex  Garonne^  19  a  9  a 

the  Genmniat  4j  ll<j— 6J  lid— 16?'  lib 

— 18j  lid 

the  Hannah,  29i  11  c— 19  a  9  a 

the  Harriet,  4 J  lie 

the  Jennie,  19  a  9  a 

the  Luigi,  20  j  11  c 


Admiralty  Court  (continued). 

the  Maggie  Leslie,  19J  11  d 

the  Mary  otherwise  the  AUxandra,  19  a  9  a 

the  Undencriter,  Ij  lid 

Admiralty  Inspection,  6  a  10  6 

Afghanistan,  Necessity  for  its  Neutrality,  SI  a  7  ^ 

Shere  Ali  proclumed  Ameer,  25  a  10  5 

Africa,  East,  supposed  English  Captives  in,  7  a 

8«— 10  a  llfr-lla  5/ 
--^—  Church  in,  80  j  8/ 

-  South,  Minerals  in,  27 J  6  d — ^7  «  4  ^ 

'  West  Coast  of,  Conunerdal  Intelligence,  3  a 

7d 
African  Slave  Trade,  14  j  12  f 
Agrarian  Outrage  in  South  Wales,  26  «  8  c 
Agricultural  Association  of  Highdere,  25  s  10  a 
Chamber  of  Shropshire  and  the  Bating  at 

Agriculturalists,  24  a  7  c 

Hall,  Concerts,  17 «  7/ 

Oratorios,  26«  3« 

Labourers,  28  a  10  d— 7  «  6  d 

^  Leases,  21  a  10&— 24  a  5  &— 25  a  lOe 

Meeting  at  Stockholm,  17  a  9  6 

-  Progress  In  Ireland,  IJ  6  e — 22  «  10  a 
Prospects,  21  a  4  <; 

Returns  of  Great  Britain,  21  •  7  d— 30#  7/ 

Show  at  Driffield,  S  a  12  6 

at  Scarborough,  27  a  7  a 

in  Yorkshire,  31 J  7/— 7  a  8  a— 8  a  4  a— 

11a  10a— 21a  7a 

in  Ireland,  see  Ibsland. 


Society  of  Abingdon,  21 «  9  e^23  s  10  a 

at  Bicester,  lOs  9e 

' —  of  Huntingdonshire,  25  a  10  c 

of  Manchester  and  Liverpool  Exhibiiion, 

28  10  6 

of  Warwickshire,  16  «  If— 17  s  10  « 

of  Worcestershire,  26  a  9  a 


Statistics  of  Victoria,  26  a  10  a 

Agriculture,  Norfolk  Chamber  of,  14  »  6/ 

North  Ridmg,  Chamber  of,  and  the  Elections, 

28<  7e 
Alabama  Claims,  probable  Settlement  of,  12  s  10  h 
Alaska,  Discovery  of  Goldfields  in,  30  j  5  a 

Fur  Trade  in,  7  «  6  d 

Payment  through  the  Athintic  Cable,  26  s 

10  e 
Mr.   Stevens*  Story  to  raise  the  Purchase 

Money,  21i  12  d 
Aldermaston-Court,  Caution  to  Yisitors,  2j  11a 
Alexander  III.,  Memorial  to,  at  Burntisland,  26  a 

10  a 
Alexandra  Palace  Company,  9  j  7  a 
Aliens,  Return  of  Certificates  of  NaturallxatioD, 

issued  yearly  from  1854,  etc.,  8  •  7/— 8  «  6  ^ 
A]kaUWorks,4a  9  c 
Allen  f Archdeacon)  on  Church  Rates,  7  a  4/ 

-  (Dr.  Hugh)  on  Father  Ignatius*  Freadiingf 
228  5d 

(James)  on  Muzzling  Dogs,  21  s  11  f 

Allison  (Ralph  Ss  Sons)  on  the  Portland  Street  Fire, 

11a  8/ 
Allnatt  (R.H.)  on  Five  Days  of  August,  8*9/ 

Shade  Heat,  22  j  12  e 

on  the  Periods  of  the  Equinox,  29  «  8  « 

on  the  Temperature  in  June,  2j   6/ 


Sept.  80, 1868.]    palmee's  dtdex  to  "the  timbs"  mawsPAPEB. 


Amd 


lAllsatt  on  the  Temperature  in  July,  25  j  5  e— 8  a 

10  e 

' on  the  Temperature  in  Angust,  3  «  9  5 

on  the  Thunderstorms,  15  J  11  d 

« on  the  Variations  in  the  Temperature,  10  s 

10  e 

on  the  Weather  in  September,  16  s  8/ 

Alps,  Fetes  in  the,  10  »  7  d— 12«  7  e— 14  «  6  o 
Alum  and  Ammonia  Company,  29  a  7  5 
AlTorez,  on  Portuguese  Finance,  14  a  4/ 

(J.)  on  the  South  Eastern  of  Portugal  Kail- 
way,  13  a  5*6 

AMXSBIOA:-- 

Adjournment  of  Congress,  27  j  96 

Alabama  Claims,  10  «  8  a — 14  «  8  d 

Serious  Riot  in,  23  «  1  c 

Alaska,  Bill  about,  25 j  12  a 

Discovery  of  Gold  Fields  in,  30  j  6  a 

Extension  of  United  States  Laws  to,  29  j 

9  6— lOo  10a 

Payment  for,  8  a  7  c— 20  a  9  c— 27  a  5  « 

Beceipt  from  Bussia  for  the  Payment  of. 


37  a  8/ 

An  Old  GKrl,  a  Belie  of  the  first  President, 

12  a  10a 

Appleton  <fe  Co.,  their  House  destroyed  by 

Pire,  27  a  7  c 

only  partially  damaged,  4  s  8  5 


Arkansas  Bill,  Ij  12  a 

—  Ashbum  Murder  Case,  Treatment   of   the 
Prisoners,  28  a  4  a 

—  Atlanta,  Disturbance  at,  1 «  10  a 

Bills  before  Congress,  4  a  8  a 

to  exclude  States  Vetoed,  3  a  12  a 

passed  over  the  Veto,  3  a  12  a 

the  test  of  the  Veto,  4  a  8  a 


— -  Blair  (Gen.  Frank)  and  the  Presidency,  6  a 
10  a 

Bonds  free  from  Taxation  to  be  issued,  29  j 

9c — 8a  12a   ' 

^«^~  Oagger  (Senator),  killed  by  the  overturning 
of  his  Carriage,  23  j  8  d 

Cattle  Disease,  Great  Mortality,  27  a  7  6— 

4»  8a 

Subsiding,  10  «  8  6—16  «  8  6 

■ Chinese  Embassy,  20  a  9  c 

. Treaty  with,  4  a  8  6 

Test  of,  15  a  12  <j 

-^ about  to  Embark  for  England,  17  a  7  6 

Citizens*  Protection  Bill,  6  a  10  6—10  a  10  a 

Conflict  of  Baces,  4  8  8a 

. Commercial  Intelligence,  Ij  12  a — 3^'  12  a 

— 4  J  12  a— 6i  9  a— Gj  db—lj  12  a— 8  j  12  o 
— 9j  9  6— lOj  10  a— 11  j  12  a— 13.7  9  c— 14j 
12a— 15j  5  a— 17i  10aand6— 18j  12  o— 
20  j  12  a— 21  j  6  a— 22j  12  a— 23i  10  a— 24  j 
6  a— 25  j  12  a— 27 j  9  6— 28j  10  a— 29;  96— 
30^*  10a— 31  j  9c— la  10 a— 3a  12a — 4a 
10 a— 6a  12a— 6a  12a— 8a  7  6— 10a  12a 
and  6 — 12  a  10  a — 14  a  10  a — two  notices — 16  a 
12  a— 17  a  10  a— 18  a  10  a— 19  a  10  a— 20  a 
6a — ^22a  10a— 24a  5 a— 25 a  10 a— 2G a  10 a 
— 28a  10a— 29a  5a— 81a  10a— la  lOo— 
Ss  10  6—4  8  7  6—5  8  10  a — ^two  notices — 7  s 
6ar— 8«  10a— 9«  10a— 10*  10a— 12»  10a 
-and  6—14*   9  c— 16*   7«— 17*   10  a  and  6— 


Amerioa  (continued), 
IS  8  7  6 — 19  *  7c— two  notices— 21 «  9  c  and  d 
-22*   7c— 23*  7c— 24*  7c— 25*  9d— 26* 
7  c — 28*  9  6 — 30  *  7  d— two  notices. 

Congratulatory  Letter  from  the  Czar  to  the 

President  on  his  Acquittal,  15  a  12  a 

Congress,  Opening  of  the  Session,  22  s  7  c 

Adjournment  of,  6  a  10  a — 10  a  10  a 

Business  of,  10  a  10  a 

Probable  Be-assembling,  10  *  8  a 

Conservative  Meeting  at  Bichmond,  attacked 

by  Kegroes,  22  a  10  a 

•^ Copper  Tariff  Bill,  10  a  10  a 

Cotton  Crop,  Army  Worm  in,  28  »  9  c 

Fields,  Army  Worm  in,  15  *  10  a 

First  Bale  of  the  new  Crop,  15  *  8  6 


9e 


Court  of  Claims  for  [Losses  by  the  War,  8  * 
r 
Debarcation  of  the  new  Ambassador,  13  j 


Declaration  of  American  Independence  An^ 
niversary,  6  j  9  a 

--^  Democratic  National  Convention  Platibrm* 
9j  9  6— 18j  12  a— 23  j  8  a 

National    Convention   full    Text   of  the 


Platform,  23  j  8  6 

Destruction  by  Fire  of  Oil  City,  15  a  12  6 

Discussions   in  Congress  on  the  Citizens' 

Protection  Bill,  7  j  12  6 
Donnelly  (Ignatius  Loyola),  Speech  against 

Elihu  Burritt  Washboume,  29  *  8  6 
Earthquake  in  Peru,  s«c  Eabthquake. 

Elections,  7 j    12  c— 20i    10  6— 21  j   5  a— 

80j  8d— 10*  80^15*  8a— 17*  7a— 22*  7c 
-29*  86 

Encke*s  Comet,  26  a  10  a 

-  Erie  Bailway  Contest,  6  j  9  6 

Evarts  (M.),  Elected  Attorney-General,  29 

9c 

Fate  of  the  General  Sherman,  29  a  4  a 

Fenianism: — 

Conventions  at  Washiogton  and  New  York, 

9*  10a 
Fenian  Senators  at  Buffalo,  4  a  10  a — 6  a 

106 

Picnic  at  Buffalo,  10  a  10  6 

projected  Pic-nic  at  Montreal  prohibited 

by  Government,  16  *  7  (Z 
— — —  Seizure  of  Arms  from  St.  Albans,  1^*  12  6 
— ^  Fires  in  the  Califomian  Forests,  30  $  7  d 

Floods,  10  a  10  6 

in  Baltimore,  great  Damsge,  10  a  10  6 

at  Ellicott  City,  great  Loss  of  Life,  10  a 


106 


Four  new  Senators  for  CoDgress,  6  a  10  a 

Frecdman^s  Bureau  Discontinuance  passed 

over  the  President's  Veto,  8  a  7  c 

Fundmg  Bill,  C  a  10  6—8  a  7  c— 11  a  10  rt 

Text  of,  15  a  12  c 

Funds  for  Purchasing  Busso-America,  20 J 

10  6 

General    Pardon    to    all    engaged    in    the 

Southern  Bebellion  except   those    indicted  for 
Treason-Felony,  6^  9  a— 16^  9  c— 20i  106 

Georgia  Legislature,  28*  4a 

Harvest,  6  a  10  6 


Ame 


falmeb's  ixdex  to  "the  tdces"  fewsfapeb. 


[July  1  to 


America  (continued). 

Immigrants,  17 «  76 

Impeachment    of  the  President — Five  new 

Articles  presented  by  Mr.  Stevens,  18  j  12  a 

Mr.  Hamilton,  aboat  to,  8  a  7  c 

Imports  of  Dry  Goods,  23  j  6  b 

Indians,  Defeat  of,  at  Fort  Dodge,  10  «  10  b 

Disturbances,  10  «  8  a— 15«  8  6—178  7  6 

— 21«  lOd— 29«  86 

Massacre  at  Colorado,  3  «  10  6 

Baid  in  Kansas,  28a  4  6 

Baid  above  Solomon's  Greek,  4  «  8  6 

Inland  Tax  Bill,  6a  106 

Intense  Heat  of  July  18,  4  a  86 

International  Cricket  Match,  ^s  Id 

Johnson  (President)  and  the  Tailors,  81a 

96 
(Hon.  Beverdy),  Banqnet  to,  at  Baltimore, 

4a  8a 

Arrival  in  England,  5  a  7  6 — 17  a  7  6 


Lee  ((General),  Idea  of  the  Soathem  States, 

17«  7a 
Lincoln  (Mrs^  and  her  Son,  expected  Arrival 

in  England,  5  a  7  6 
Looisiana,  150  Murders  in,  in  2  Months,  19  a 

10  a 

MassachosettB,  News,  28«  4a 

Miners  in  Lehigh*,  etc.,  on  Strike,  30  j  8  e — 

4a  86— 5a  76— 10a  10  6— 4«86 

i-»»  Miscellaneoos  Information,  Ij  12  6 — 6  j  9  a 
— 7j  12  a— lOi  10  a— 11  j  12  a— 14  j  12  a— 
16  j  9  c— 17i  lOo— 18j  12  a— 21  j  6  a— 27j 
96— 29j  96— 4a  10a— 5a  76— 8a  7c— 11a 
10  a— 15  a  12  a— 18  a  10  a— 19  a  10  a— 22  a 
10 a— 25  a  10a— 26a  10a— 29  a  5  6— 2«  10  a 
38  10a— 48  76— 5«  lOo— 9«  10a— 12«  10a 
— 15«  10a— 16«  7<i— 198  7c— 22«  7c— 25« 
9d— 288  96 

-  Mormons,  Arrival  of  871  from  Liverpool, 
27a  7c 

Mulican,  Serious  Riot  at,  4  a  8  c^Q  a  10  b 

National  Currency  Act,  7j  12  c 

Debt,   Monthly   Betum,  10  a   12  a— 27  a 

7c— «8  lOo— 21»  lOd 

Naturalization  Bill  passed,  29  j  9  c 

Negro  Convention  in  Missouri,  108  8a 

New  Tariff  BiU,  20  j  10  a 

New  York,  Trade  in,  28  8  4  a 

North  Carolina^PresidenVs  Proclamation  on 

the  Admission  of,    and  other  States   to   the 

Union,  SO  j  8  (2—4  a  8  a 
Official  Changes,  7 j  12c— 3a  12a— 4a  8a 

—8a  76— 10a  106 
O'Neill  (Gen.)  with  an  immense  quantity  of 

Arms  for  a  Baid  on  Canada,  arrested  by  United 

States*  Officers,  6  j  11  e 

Outrages  in  the  South,  21 8  9  d 

Pierce,  Ex-President,  Illness  of,  28  8  4  6 

Postal  Arrangements  With  Great  Britain,  12  s 

10  a— 158  86 
President's  Message,  Vetoing  the  Arkansas 

Bin,7i  12  6 
Message  to  Congress  on  the  Presidential 

Term  being  enlarged  to  Six  Years,  8  a  12  a 
Proclamation  on  admitting  NorUi  Carolina, 

etc.,  30i  8  d— 4  a  8  a 


America  (eontinuedS, 

Presidential  Elections  in  various  States,  18  j 

12a— 30j  8e— 3a   6a— 20a  9  6—15  8  8  a— 
2l8  10(2 

Presidency,  Mr.  Horatio  Seymour  nominated 

by  the  Democratic  Convention,  10 j  10  a 
Proceedings  in  Congress,  6  j  9  a — Ij  12  6— 

27  j  9  6— 30j  8  a 

Pure  New  England  Descent,  21 «  9/ 

Beeiprodty  Treaty  with  Canada,  3<  106— 

15<  8  6 

China,  29  j  9  c 

Beoonstruotion  Bill,  20  j  10  a 

Becruiting  for  the  Pope,  10  8  8  6 

Reported  great   Battle  near  Port-aa-Pzinoe 

6j  9  a 

-  Rice  Crops,  15  8  8  c 
Riot  at  Hampton,  16  8  7  (2 

-  Rollins  (Mr.)  and  the  President,  27  a  7  c 
Wairant  to  arrest,  16  8  7  <i 

Roman  Catholic  Circular  against  recruiting 

for  the  Pope,  20  j  106 
^—  Rosenerans  (Gen.)  and  the  Southern  Ijeadeis, 

2l8  10c 
Russia,  New  Treaty  with,  11  a  10  a 

Seymour  (Horatio),  Address  on  being  nomi- 
nated President,  20  a  9  6 

(T.  H.),  Death  of,  17«  7c 

Soldiers'  and  Sailors'  Convention,  23  j  8  a 

-  Southern  Legislature's  Proceedings,  4«  8 a 

State  of  the  South,  17  8  7  6 

Stevens  (Thaddnus),  Death,  14a  7  a 

Funeral,  26a  lOo— 4  8  86 


Lying  in  State  at  Washington,  25  a  10  a 

Sketch  of,  27  a  7  6 

Will,  48  86 

—  Successor  to  Mr.  Beverdy  Johnson,  39i  5/ 

—  Suicide  of  G.  W.  Belding,  of  the  LondoD 
Firm  of  Belding,  Keith  it  Co.,  7j  12  e 

—  Sunstroke,  Forty  Deaths  in  one  Day,  25  j  12  a 
300  Deaths  from,  in  New  York,  in  Three 


Days,  29  j  9  6 

Surratt  (— ),  Charges  against,  IJ  126 

Discharged,  6  j  9  a— 20 j  10  6—25  s  9  d 

Tax  on  Government  Bonds,  ISj  9  c— 20j 

10  a 
Telegraph  between  Jamaica  and  Cuba,  25  a 

10  a 
•—  Terrible  and  Fatal  Collision  on  Lake  Erie, 

7j  12  c 

Thomas  (C.  F.  S.),  James  M.  Johnson,  snd 

A.  F.  Lee,  l!rial  of,  for  Fraud,  4«  86 

Timbear,  Immense  Destruction  of  by  Fire  io 

the  Forests  near  Lake  Superior,  11  ct  10  a 

Treasury  Bonds,  Interest  on,  14  a  9  d 

Statement,  98  106 

Treaty  with  China,  28  9a— ll8  4c 

Nicaragua,  17  «  7  6 

Vice-President  Nomination  of  Gen.  F.  P. 

Blair,  13^  9  c 

Vital  Statistics  of  New  York,  7  a  7/ 

Waggon  Train  in  New  Mexico  burnt,  Bixteefi 

Guards  scalped,  and  their  Bodies  burnt.  It  Ba 

Wheat  Crop  in  California,  28  j  5  6 

Wooley  (Col),  Action  against  Gen.  Butkr 

for  FalM  impxisonment,  ete.,  10  a  106 


Sept.  80, 1868.]     palmee's  dtdex  to  "the  times"  mawsPAPEB. 


And 


America  {contimud). 

Wyoming  New  Territory,  organized  by  Con- 
gress, 10  a  10  d 

America,  Bassia,  and  Poland,  1 «  10  e 

.  (South),  War  in,  6j  10  c 

American  AimiTersaries,  24  J  7  e 

Hay,  ni  Eflfects  from  Diseased   Districts, 

S$  56 

Independence  Anniversary,  6  j  10  c 

.  MinisterJNew)  to  England,  Banquet  to,  at 

Baltimore,  29  j  9  a 

at  Sheffield,  6  «  10  c 

Squadron  sail  for  Oowes,  17  J  10  a 

Ancient  Woodcuts,  24a  7 d 

Anderson  (James)  on  the  Anglo-American  Tele- 
graphs, 24  «  10  c 

Andrews  (Dr.  H.  0.)  on  the  Abergele  Bailway 
Accident,  26  a  7d 

Angling  in  the  Thames,  4  J  10  e 

Anson  (Major)  on  Lord  Napier's  Sertices,  23  j  7/ 

on  the  Royal  Gun  Factories,  18  a  9  6—7 « 

9c 

Antiquarian  DiscoTeries  at  Arizona,  in  America, 

6»  7/ 

at  Gillingham,  19  a  4  c 

at  Tredinning  Hill,  5  «  4 

Antique  Plate,  Jewels,  etc..  Sale  Price  List  of,  23  j 

10/ 
AntrobnB  (Edw.)  on  his  Wilton  Address,  22  s  10/ 
Ants  in  Houses,  how  to  get  rid  of  them,  14  5  6/— 

15 «  4(f— 16«  9/ 
Apothecaries  Hall,  Passed  Examination,  4 J  10  c— 

11/  8c~18/  10dr-25j  lie— la  6c— 8a  4/ 

—16  a   12  6— 22  a  7a— 29a  6/— 7«  7c— 12« 

10  6— 19»  76—26*  4c— 29/1  9/ 
Appeal  Day  at  Mile  End,  2  c  7/ 
Appropriate  Death,  16  a  11 6 
Appropriation  Bill,  16/  6/ 
Aquatic  Feat  at  Havre  by  an  American,  26  a  8  a 
Archsological  Bemains  at  Stamboul,  19  «  7  6 
Boyal,  Institute  at  Lancaster,  29  j  9  c— 31/ 

9d— la  lOd 
Arcbgology,  Prehistoric,  Congress,  16 a  lie 
AJRCHES,  BTO.,  COUBT :— 
Baynes  v.  Key.  T.  8.  Barrett,  21a  id 

CrawAy  v.  Rev.  J.  0»NeiIl,  22/  11  c 

Uddell  (Hon.  and  Bev.)  v.  Bev.  M.  Bains- 
ford,  23/  9d 

Richings  v.  Cordingly,  22/  11  c— 23j  9  a— 

29/  11a 

Architectural  Bemains  in  Central  India,  11  s  7  c 

Arctic  Circle,  Royal  Trip  to,  16  j  6  d 

Expedition  of  Sweden,  7  «  6  a 

of  Germany,  27  j  9  c— 17  a  10  a— 5  «  10  a 

— 8«  10a 

Argentine  Bepublic,  18  a  6  a 

Emigration  to,  6  «  6  a 

Argyll  (Duke  of)  on  the  Funds  of  the  Irish  Church, 

TjBe 
Armstrong  Guns  for  Italy,  7  s  10  6 
Army  Examinations,  2  «  7  a 
Expenditure,  gee  also  Public  ExpENUiTtTUE. 

Increase  in^  the  Expenditure,  1 «  7  c— 22  c 

10  c 

Medical  Service,  List  of  Successful  Candi- 
dates, 12a  4(i— 24a  10c 


Army  Beform,  7  c  6/ 

and  the  Colonies,  17«  7  c 

Statistics,  8/  9/ 

■  of  Drunkenness  in,  30  «  Bd 

of  Young  Austria,  14  c  10  c 

and  Navy,  Wasteful  Expenditure  on,  S  «  9  a 

Arnold  (John)  on  the  High  Temperature,  23/  10  c 

— 9«  8/ 
(B.  Arthur)  on  Sister  Patrocinio  and  Father 

Claret,  80«  7  6 
Arras  (Almeida)  on  the  Brazil  News,  2  s  7a 
Art  Union  of  London  Exhibition  of  Pictures,  10  a 

6/ 

Works  of,  see  Fine  Abts. 

Artificial  Hands,  17  a  6  <2 

Artists,  Caution  to,  1  c  10  c 

Assassination,  Attempt  on  H.M.  the  Queen,    at 

Lucerne,  22  a  10  a 

in  the  Broad  Day  in  Italy,  9  »  8  a 

— ^^  the  Emperor  Napoleon's  Idea  of,  16/  9  d 
Assizes,  80  j  10/ 

Association  for  Promoting  the  Unity  of  Christen- 
dom, Eleventh  Anniversary,  9  s  Se — 18  c  7/ 
AthensBum  Club  and  Mr.  Longfellow,  2J  6f 
Atrocities  of  a  French  Husband,  2  a  10/ 
Aubrey  (W.  H.  S.)  on  the  Inaccessibility  of  the 

Print  Boom  of  the  British  Mnseum,  21  $  6/ 
Austin  (James),  his  Hard  Case,   16/    12  6—17/ 

lOd— 21i  He— 24;  10c 
AUSTRATiTA  :— 

-  Arrangement  between  King  Thakambau,  at 
Feejee,  with  a  Melbourne  Joint  Stock  Company, 
26a  8(2 

Protest  against,  by  the  British   Consul, 

26a  Sd 
Award  of  £600  per  year  by  the  Govenmient 

to  the  Naval  Officer  in  Command  at  Australia, 

20  j  9/ 
Bishop  (M.  Arma)  on  a  Professional  Tour, 

10a  9c 

Church  and  its  Services,  11  a  8  d 

Colonial  Church,  11  a  8  c 

Drummond  (Mr.,  Police  Magistrate),  Death 

from  Bite  of  a  Snake,  16  j  5  d 

Gold  Ships  for  England,  16  j  6  6— 3«  10  a 

Great  Fire  in  Wellington,  30  j  9  c 

Macpherson  and  Lee  AiTair,  11  a  8  c 

Miscellaneous  News,  26  a  8  d— 3  s  10  a — 9  c 

106 

New  Ministry,  15 j  6  6  —loj  5 c — 8 s  Sc 

New  Bush  for  the  Gold  Fields,  8  c  8  rf 

O'Farrell  (the  Assassin),  his  Last  Confes- 
sion, 16  j  6  d 

Postal  Service,  10  a  9  c— 11a  8  c 

Proceedings  in  Parliament,  8  «  8  c 

Produce  Market,  11  a  8  c 

Prosecution  of  Two  Senators  for  fighting  on 

the  Floor  of  the  House  of  Assembly,  16;  6  c 
Betum  of  the  Old  Ministry,  8  c  8  c2 

Royal  Society,  11  a  8  c 

Shipments  of  Gold,  20/  12  6 

South  Soa  Islanders  in  Queensland  as  La- 
bourers, 16/  6  d 

Sydney  Parliament  closes— Measures  Passed, 

16/  6d 

Telegraphic  Commnnioation  with.  9 c  9c 


AUB 


PALMJCU'S  INDEX  TO  ^'THB  TIMES*'  ITEWSFAPEIl. 


[July  1  to 


Australia  [continued), 

Trade  in,  21i  10/ 

Trial  of  the  Fenians  at  New  Zealand,  ISj  5b 

Victoria  in  1867,  12a  Qb 

Agricultural  Statistics  of,  26  a  10  a 

Excitement  at  an  Election,  BOj  9  c 

Parliament,  ro-assembling  of,  20 J  12  b — 

10a  96— 9»  106 

Proceedings  in  Parliament,  10  a  0  6 

the  "  Dead  Lock '»  Ended,  17  a  7  d 

Victorian  Parliament   Address  to  the  Qot- 

emor,  10  a  9  6 

Governor's  Reply,  10a  9  6 

Parliament,  the  Six  Besolations  on  Want 


of  Confidence,  10  a  9  c 

Weather,  11  a  Sd 

(Western)  Convicts  in,  14 a  id 

Wool  Trade,  16  j  6  d 

Australian  Agricultural  Company,  22^'  10  e 

Trade,  Betum,  12a  10<2 

AUSTBIA :— 

Army  Bill,  30j  86— 8a  8a— 18«  8c 

Budget,  28  J  10  a 

Cattle  Plague  Order,  28  a  5  a 

Cholera  at  Teheran,  27  a  10  a 

Common  Council  of  Vienna,  Protest  against 

the  Papal  Allocution,  3  j  12  a 

Conciliatory  Note  from  Prussia,  27  a  10  a 

Court  Circular,  13  J  9  c— 27  J  9  6— 17  a  10  a 

—28  a  10  a— 30  «  5  6 

Croatian  Question,  30 jf  8  a 

Democratic  Meeting  against  excluding  Aus- 
tria from  Germany,  3  a  12  a 

Eastern  Asiatic  Expedition,  15  a  5  a 

European  Telegraph,  21  j  6  a 

Festival  of  Workmen  at  Vienna,  18  a  8  d 

Financial  Statement,  26  a  5  a 

Fine  Arts  Palace  at  Vienna,  laying  the  First 

Stone,  7  «  106 

German  Rifle  Meeting,  13  J  10  b—27j  9  6 — 

31  j  10a— 3a  10a— 4a  8d— 7  a  7a 

Prize  Distribution,  14  a  8  6 

Marriage  Bill,  3  j  12  a 

Miscellaneous  Intelligence,  2j  12  a — 16^'  9  c 

— 30j  86— 7a  7a— 20a  5a— 28a  10a— 31a 
10a— 3a  lOo— 4a  76— 23a  76— 26a  76 

National  Bank,  18  J  12  a 

News  about  the  East,  29  a  8  d 

Official  Movements,  21  j  5  a 

on  the  Prevention  of  Filibustering,  28  a  9  c' 

Opening  of  the  Provincial  Diets,  24  a  5  a 

Party  Movements,  19  a  8  6 

Red  Book,  24a  7  6 

Reply  to  the  Papal  Allocution,  6  j  9  a 

Roumanian  Government  and  the  Jews,  6j 

9a 
'-  and  Bulgaria,  20  a  5  a 

Theatrical  Performance  Restrictions    Bill, 

3j  12  a 

Trade  Exports  and  Imports,  228  ib 

Vieima  out  of  the  Season,  19  a  8  ft 

Austrian  Bonds,  15  j  10  6 

Autograph  Letters  and  MSS.,  interesting  Sale  of, 

with  Price  List,  21  a  10  6 
Aylmers  (The),  Victims  of  the  Abergele  Accident, 

26  a  7/ 


B. 
Baden-Baden,  extraordinary  gambling  Sueeess  of 

M.  Edgar  de  la  Charme  at,  15  a  8  (2 
Bahia  Steam  Company,  1  a  5/ 
Bail,  Alteration  in  the  Law  of,  28i  3  c— 30i  10/ 
Bailey  (J.  R.)  on  the  Hereford  County  Meeting, 

22  a  10/ 
Baillie  (John)  on  the  Shocking  Death  of  the  Rev. 

Sir  NioboloB  Chinnery,  25  a  7  d 
Baker  (T.  B.  L.)  on  Vagrancy,  16j  11  b 

(T.),  Acts  of  Lord  Cranworth,  90  j  10/ 

Bakers,  to  mark  their  Bread,  24  j  9/ 

Balfour  of  Burley  Peerage,  see  House  or  Lobds. 

Banda  and  Eirwee  Prize  Money,  9  J  10  e 

Bank  Notes,  Return  of  Circulation,  1  a  7/ 

BANKTRTG :— 

Adelphi  Bank  of  Liverpool,  21  j  12  e 

-  Agra,  7 a  5a 

Agra  dp  Masterman's,  8  a  6c — 4a  5  a 

Allianoe,  10^'  8  a 

Anglo-Austrian,  6  a  7  a 

Anglo-Italian,  5  a  5a 

Bank  Holidays  and  Bills  of  Exchange  BOI. 

Ij    12  c— 7  j  10  6—8  j    10  a— 20i  7o— S^j 

7a 
Bank  of  Bengal,  6 j  6  a— SOj  10  a 

Bombay,  4j  12  a— 24j    5  a— 30  j  10  a— 

6o  12  a— 24  a  10  c— 25  a  6  a— 27  a  10  a— 3^ 
10  a— 7  a  9  c 

Egypt,  18 j  10  c 

— ^ —  England,  Amount  of  Notes  in  Circulation. 

24j  7  6— 31j  66— la  7/— 14a  4/— 21a  4/ 

—28a  5a— 4a    5a— Ua  5a— 18a   6  6—25* 

66 

and  Consuls,  1  a  6  a 

Average  Stock  of  Bullion  during  the  Montlit 

29a  7  6— 4a  5a— 9«  5  6 
Consols  and  French  Rentes,  3  j  10  d— 17; 

8  6— 24j  7  6—31;  6  6—7  o  5  6—14  a  4/— 21  a 

4/— 28a    5a— 4a    5a— Ua   6o— 18a   56- 

25a  66 

-  Half-Tearly  Meeting,  18  a  10  a 

Payment  of  the  Dividends  de&rred  fori 

Week,  30  a  5  a 

Rate  of  Interest,  18  a  6  a 

Weekly  Returns,  ^  10  d— 10  j  8  6  and « 

— 17j  86  and  /— 24;  7c— 31;  66— 7a  56- 
14  a  4/— 21a  4/— 21a  5/— 286  5  a  and/- 
4a  56— 11a  5aandd— 18a  6fr— 25a66 

France,  Weekly  Returns,    4;     10?— 6 j 

10  c— 10;  10  a— 11;  106—17;  lOo^lS;  lU 
-_24;  5  a— 25;  106—31;  6a^-31i  9c-la 
56— 7  a  7  a— 8  a  5/— 14  a  10a—16a  6/- 
18a  86— 21a  10 a— 22 a  5 c— 28 a  10a— 29i: 
7  6_4«  76— 5  a  5  6— 11  a  10a— 12  a  Sb-U* 
76— 19a  56— 25a  9c— 26a  56 

London,  1;  10  6—9;  7  6 

Mexico  and  South  America,  8  a  5  a 

Salvador,  20;  7  a 


Bamed's  Bank,  30  a  7/ 

Bidding  for  India  Bills,  2;  7  a— 16;  7  a 

Birmingham  Banking  Company,  9;  I'lc— 

24;  7  6— 4a  5a— 7a  5  6— 30«  7c 

Joint  Stock  Bank,  31;  6  a 

-  British  Guiana  Bank,  26  a  8  c 

City  Bank,  8;  10a~21;  10  a 


Sept.  80, 1868.]     VASMm!B  iimi:t  to  ''this  times*'  ve^spjjpeb. 


Ban 


Banking  (continued^. 

Clearing  Hooae  Returns,  8  j   10  e  and  d— 

17  J  8/— 24>   7  e—Slj   6  6—7  a  6  6—14  a  4/ 

—21a  6/— 28a   6/— 4»    6  6—11 »  6c— 18« 

56— 25<  66 
Commercial  Bank  Corporation  of  India,  31  j 

6a 

of  India,  7  a  6  a 

Consolidated  Bank,  15  j  10  a 

Delhi  and  London  Bank,  9^56 

East  London  Bank,  24  j  7  6 

EngUsh  and  Amerioan  Biuik,  2  J  7  a 

English  and  Swedish  Bank,  18a  5  a 

English,  Soottish,  and  Anstralian  Chartered 

Bank,  20  j  7  a 

Halifax  Commexeial  Banking  Company,  15  a 

12  6 

*-^  Honkong  and  Shanghai,  12  a  5  6 

Imperial  Ottoman  Bank,  20  j  12  a 

Imports  and  Exports  of  Bullion,  10  j  8  6 

Indian  Banks,  15  f  7  d 

Irish  Note  Circulation,  14a  4/— It  5  6— 

2Qs5a 

Joint  Stock  and  Private  Banks,  Betums  of 

Circulation,  SJ  10  dr^27j  7  a-~29  a  7  6—9  a 
6  b 

——  Liverpool  Boyal  Bank,  80  j  5  a — ^18 «  5/— 
19 1  5  a— 23  8  5  a^2d  «  5  ^ 

London  Joint  Stock  Bank,  15  J  10  a 

■  and  County,  3  a  6  «— 6  a  7  a 

and  Southwestern,  5a  5a 

and  Westminster,  2;  7  a — 16 j  7  a 


Madras  Bank,  30j  10  a 

Merchant  Banking  Company,  11 «  5  a 

Metropolitan  Bank,  14  j  10  e 

Midland  Banking  Company,  20  j    7  a— 7  a 

56 

Mona  Bank,  18  j  12  6—3  a  6  e— 8  a  10  c^^ 

18  a  5  a— 20a  5ar 

Montevideo  Banks,  18  a  5  a — 1  $  5a 

■  Besumption  of  Payment,  29  a  5  a 

National  Bank,  ISs  Be 

>         of  Australasia,  16  j  7  6 

of  Austria,  18  j  12  a 

^—^^  India,  18  9  5  a 

New  Zealand  Banking  Corporation,  4  a  5  6 

Northumberland  and  Durham  District  Bank, 

16ff  56 
Oriental  and  Commercial  Bank,  1  a  5  a — 14  a 

^S 

Bank  Corporation,  18«  5  a 

Provincial  Banking  Corporation,  20  j  7  a 

Boyal  Bank  of  Ireland,  25  «  7  a 

Scotch  and  Irish  Banks,  Specie  during  the 

Month,  3 j  lOd— 27j  7  a— 29  a  7  6— 9  «  5  6 

State  of  Shares,  Ij  10f^-2j  7d— Sj  10  e 

— 4J  lOd— 6j  7d— 7i  lOd-^j  lOd— 9j  Id 
— lOj  8d— llj  lOd— ISj  7d— 14j  10«— 15j 
XOd-A%j  7d—17j  Qd—lSj  lOd— 20j  7d— 
20 j  lOc— 21j  10  d— 22 J  lOd— 23i  5*— 24j 
7d—'i5j  10  c— 28i  8e— 29j  7d— 30j  5  c— 
31j  6d— la  5d— 3a  76— 4a  50— 5tt  6d— 
6  a  7  c— 7a  5d— 8a  5  c— 10a  7  6— 11  a  5d— 
12  a  5  i— 13  a  5  d— 14  a  6  6—15  a  7  d— 17  a 
5  6— 18a  5  c— 19a  5  6— 20rt  7d— 21a  6  6— 
22a   5c— 25a   5c— 26a   5c— a7a  6c— 28a 


Banking  {continued), 
5c— 29a  7d— 31a  5c— l«5<i— 2«  6d— 3« 
5«i— 4«  6d— 5«  5d— 8«  5d— 9«  5d-10« 
6c— 11»  5c— 12«  6i— 15«  5d— 16«  5d— 
17#  5c— 18»  6d— 19«  5(i— 21«  7c— 22«  4d 
— 2d«  5ii— 24s  4d— 25«  6d— 26«  5d— 28ii 
7d— 29«  6c— 30«  5d 

Union  Bank  of  Australia,  11  j   10  a— 14  j 

10  e 

London,  9j  7  a— 16j  7  a 

Manchester,  22  j  10  e 

West  of  England  and  South  Wales  Bank, 

16i  7  c 
BANKBUPTCIEB :— 
Abbott,  Oeorge,  25  j  66 

Heniy,  4  j  8  6 

Jas.,  and  Jas.  Pryor,  16  «  4/ 

AbUtt,  Edw.  Joseph,  21i  6  a 

Abrahams,  Abraham,  28«  4c 

Ackerman,  Thomas  P.,  19  «  4  c 

Ackroyd,  David,  19a  4d 

Acres,  Francis  James,  Ij  6  a 

Adams,  John,  15^*  6  6 

WilHam,  16«  4/ 

— •  Adamson,  George,  6  »  4/ 

Thomas,  2  a  4  c 

W.F.,  16  c  4/ 

Addis,  James  R.,  22  a  4/ 

Adrien,  Jules,  12  a  4/ 

Ady,  George  J.,  5  «  4/ 

Ainsworth,  J.,  2  «  4  d 

Akhurst,  W.,  12»  4d 

Alcock,  Joseph,  22  j  6  6 

— ^  Aldcroft,  T.,  8  «  4  c 
-— —  Alexander,  A.,  18  j  6  a 

George,  2  <  4  d 

T.E.,4i8c 

Allbrd,  P.,  25  j  6  a 

J.,16j  66 

Allcock,  John,  26  a  4  a 

Allcroft,  J.,  2  *  4c 

Allen,  Edw.  John,  25  j  6  a 

-^— -  Henry,  1  a  4  6 
-^—  James  B.,  11  j  6  c 

T.  M.  P.,  11  j  5  e 

W.,12a4/ 

Allin,W.,  12«  4d 

— «  Allison,  A.,  29  a  7  c 

Alliston,  Walter,  11  j  5  c 

Allnutt,  John,  4  j  8  6 

^—  Ambrose,  Henry,  22  a  4/ 

' Amess,  John,  5  a  4/ 

Amies,  H.,  29^  6/ 

• Anderson,  Clement,  28  «  4  c 

Angere,  Henry,  15  a  7/ 

Anley,  Philip,  19  a  4  d 

Ansell,  A.,  8  j  6  6 

Anthony,  Edward  Blacker,  26  a  4  a 

*— a  Aplin,  James,  22  a  4/ 

Archibald,  C.  D,  6«  4/ 

Arden,  P.,  18 j  6  a 

Arnold,  W.  J.,  9  j«  6  a 

Arsden,  Henry,  29  j  6/ 

Arthur,  J.,  30 «  4/ 

—  Arundall,  Joseph,  19  *•  4  c 
Ash,W.,  8j  66 


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[July  1  to 


Bankruptcies  {comtinued), 

Ashcroft,  J.,  9  s  5  a 

Aflhton,  Henry,  6  a  4 

John,  26  s  4/ 

Robert  Howe,  29a  7  e 

Bamnel,  29a  7e 

ThomaB>  25  j  6  a 

Ashvorth,  Biohard,  11  j  5  c 

Aapinall,  J.,  8  j  6  b 

— ^  Asheton,  Biohard,  30  #  4/ 

Astley,  W.,  4i  8 6 

Atherstone,  Thomas  Shelton,  4  j  8  6 

Atkins,  John,  ISj  6  a 

Atkinson,  J.  W.,  25  j  6  a 

*  Atwood,D.,  22  a  4/ 

Ault,  Heniy,  80 »  4/ 

^  Austen,  John  Wentworth,  19a  4  d 

Wimam,30»  4/ 

Ayeiy,  Heniy,  19<  4c 

^  AxteU,  George,  1  a  4  a 

Ayers,  George,  15  a  7/ 

— =.  Aylward,  W.,  80  «  4/ 

Ayre,  Robert,  12  a  4/ 

Babb,  Charles,  15 j  Bb 

Bachini,  Edw.,  15  a  7/ 

Bacon,  Alfred,  19  a  4  d 

Bagg,  William  Henry,  5  a  4/ 

Bailey,  Thomas,  SJ  66 

W.,  18i  6  a 

Baines,  William  Collins,  25  j  6  a 

Baker,  Albert  Henry,  8  a  4/ 

Frederick  Ferris,  22  j  6  a 

■■  Gabriel,  29a  7c 

John,  26  a  4  a 

Joseph,  26 «  4/ 

—  R.,  9  «  5  a 

WiUiam,  6  a  4/ 

William  BuoUey,  8  a  4/— 12a  4/ 

— W.  J.,  26a  4a 

Ballam,  Charles  Edirin,  19a  4  d 

— -.  Bamber,  Urban  Woodroffe,  22  j  6  b 

—— .  Band,  Betty,  22  a  4/ 

Banks,  B.,  6  a  4/ 

John  Henry,  1  j  6  a 

'— —  Bumister,  Samuel,  8  a  4/ 

Barber,  Heniy,  26 j  6  a 

Barker,  George,  11  j  5  c 

G.  T.,  12«  4d 

■  James,  19  a  4  <2 

J.,5»4f 

Barley,  Richard,  15>  6  h 

Barlow,  M.,  &  J-  Riley,  15  a  7 

William,  12  «  4  d 

W.,  Sen..  4j  8  6 

Barnard,  C,  22  a  4/ 

Barnes,  Charles  Thomas,  23s  4c 

-^—  James,  5  a  4/ 
Mary  Ann,  2  s  4  c 

Samuel,  26 »  4/ 

Walter,  25  j  6a 

William,  Bj  6  6— ISj  6  a 


Bankruptcies  (continued)* 

Bartholomew,  William  Heniy,  18  j  6  a 

Bartie,  F.,  25  j  6  a 

Bartlett,  E.  H.,  8i  66 

George  Hartnell,  1  j  6  a 

John,  8  a  4/ 

William  Angel,  4j  8/ 

Barton,  George,  29  a  7  <J 

Thomas,  29  a  7€— 9s  6  a 

William,  22  a  4/ 


Bartram,  William,  5  #  9  a 

— »  Bastenfield,  William,  8  a  4/ 

Batcbelor,  Mary  Ann,  5  a  4/ 

Bateman,  William,  la  46 

Bateson,  Robert  Garr,  Ij  6  a 

" — "  Batten,  Frank,  18  j  6  a 

Battison,  George,  29  i  6/ 

' Baxendale,  Thomas,  26s  4/ 

Baxter,  Thos.,  2  s  4  e 

Beales,  Ann,  22  a  4/ 

Beamish,  R.,  5  a  4/ 

-*—  Beard,  Thomas,  29  j  6/ 


Bamett,  John,  26  s  4/ 

Bamshaw,  S.,  22  a  4/ 

Baron,  Darid,  18  j  6  a 

BarreU,  Jesse,  22  a  4/ 

W.,  Jun.,  16  a  7/ 


William,  Ij  6  a 

Bearpark,  Robert  Toung,  12  s  4  (2 

Beck,  William,  26s  4/ 

— *  Beckett,  John,  2  s  4  a— 5  s  4/ 

Beddow,  Amos,  22  a  4/ 

Bedworth,  David,  19s  4c 

Beech,  R.,  9  s  6  a 

^  Beeston,  A.  R.,  2  s  4  c 

- —  Beggs,  William  Campbell,  26  s  4/ 

Bell,  Anthony  Delacombe,  19s  4c 

D.,llj  6  a 

Henry,  6  s  4/ 

Samuel,  5  a  4/ 

Bellringer,  Heniy  Wayland,  11  j  6« 

*-^-«  Benge,  William  Henir,  5  a  4/ 

Benjamin,  Joseph,  18;  6 a 

Bennani,  M.  Ss  A.,  4j  8  6 

Bennett,  John,  22  a  4/ 

R.  D.,  22  j  6  a 

— ^  Bennison,  James,  29  a  7  e 

Benson,  John,  &  James  Charles  Birt,  2a  4 

Benton,  John,  26  a  4a 

— -*  Berington,  Dr.  John,  26a  4a 

Berrisford,  A.,  16 »'  66 

Berry,  J.,  Jun.,  29  j  6/ 

Best,  William  Frederick,  6  s  4/ 

Bevan,  William,  16  s  4/ 

Bieling,  Julius  Otto,  22  j  6  a 

Biggs,  John,  5a  A f 

Bingley,  G.,  19  s  4  c 

Birch,  John,  23  s  4  c 

Birkett,  Robert  Alfred  C,  4j  8  6 

Birtohnell,  William  J.,  19  a  4  d 

Bishop,  G.  A.,  22  a  4/ 

R.,  12s  4d 

Thomas,  19  a  4  d 

Black,  Marcus,  1  a  4  a 

Blacklidge,  John,  23s  4c 

Bland,  Isaac,  1  a  4  6 

Blaiitem,T.  H.,  19a  9d 

Bloomfield,  George,  Sj  6  6 

Blouet,  A.  D.,  19s  4c 

Boakes,  Wm.  George,  5  a  4 

Boddy,  Sarah,  4^.86 


Sept.  30, 1868.]     palue&^s  dtdex  to  ''the  times'^  kewspapeA.                       fiaA 

BankroptoieB  (continued). 

Bankraptoiea  (continued). 

Bold,  Ebeneaer,  11  j  5  c 

Brown,  Jesse,  12  a  4/ 

Bollans,  Bobert,  29  j  6/ 

Jesse,  15  j  66 

Bond,  Jonah,  8  a  4/ 

John,  26 «  4/ 

Bone,  William,  16  a  7/ 

J.,  26a  4a 

W.  R.,  19»  U 

Samuel,  29  j  6/ 

Bonker,  W.,  Jnn.,  26  <  4/ 

Thomas,  29  a  7  c— 28  4  c 

Bonner,  Thomas,  15  j  6  a 

W.,  18j  6  a 

Bonny,  James,  4  j  8  6 

Booth,  George,  4  j  8  b 

Browne,  John,  6  a  4/ 

Bmnt.  E..  20  a  7  £ 

T.,  18i  6  a 

Borrows,  William,  29  j  6/ 

W.D..16a7/ 

Bottom,  Job,  26o  4a 

Brunton,  T.,  29  a  7/ 

Bottomley,  B.,  &  G.  Spencoby,  11  j  6« 

Bonlgar,  Brian  Austin,  15a  If 

Brunyee,  Jonathan  Sales,  2  <  4  c 

Bryan,  W.  E.,  26 j  6  a 

Bousfldd,  Harriet,  12«  4d 

John,  26 J  6  a 

Boutwood,  E.,  22j  6  6 

Buck,  James,  19  «  4  c 

Bonvier,  J.,  Ij  6  a 

— —  Buckingham,  George,  8  j  6  6 

Bowden,  George,  80  a  4/ 

' Bowen,  William  Joseph,  29  a  ?€ 

J.W.F.,la4a 

Buckley,  Timothy,  16  j  4/ 

Bower,  Walter,  8o  4/ 

Budden,  G.,  SOa  4/ 

BuU,E.,  9«  6a 

Bowers,  Harriet,  1  a  4a 

"         William,  8  a  4/ 

tr^^.«  K  ^  A  ^ 

Burford,  Alex.  Weller,  26i  6  a 

Bumham,  WiUiau*  26  <  4/ 

^— -  Bowhay,  C.  H^  Ij  6  a 

Box,  Joseph,  1  a  4  a 

Burnley,  John  Ingham,  22^'  6  a 

T  T    11  f  5  c 

■   -  Bnrrell,  F.  G.  B.,  1  a  4  a 

Bozall,  James,  Jan.,  25  j  6a 

Burrett,  Elixabeth,  8  j  6  6 

Boyd,  James.  80  »  4/ 

Burrows,  J.  W.,  25  j  6  a 

Boyden,  Henry  Robert,  12  a  4/ 

Burt,  R.,  19  a  4d 

Brabson,  William,  19 «  4  c 

Burton,  George,  15  a  If 

"  Braoher,  Henry  Edw.,  2*  4  e 

James,  22  j  6  a 

F.,12«  4d 

*^.^  Bush,  Jacob,  4  j  8  6 

Bradbnry,  Alfred,  12a  4/ 

Butler,  George,  8  j  6  6    • 

Bramley,  Thomas,  19s  4c 

Butt,  Henry,  19  a  4  d 

Brand,  D.,  1  a  4  a 

Butterfield,  William,  29  j  6/ 

Brandred,  M.,  29  j  6/ 

llj5c 

Brannd,  Thomas,  8  a  4 

Caldwell,  James,  11  j  5e 

Breeze,  William,  26*  4/ 

OaUieott,  John,  ISj  6  a 

Cameron,  E.,  12  a  4/ 

Brereton,  William  PnUet,  18i  6  a 

H.,  19«  4d 

Brewer, Heniy,  15a  If 

W.,18i  66 

Briant,  George  Henry,  18  j  6  a 

Brice,  Mary  Jane,  2  >  4  c 

Brickhill,  James,  80  «  4/ 

Camp,  W.  J.,  5 «  4/ 

Campbell,  A.,  6  a  4/ 

A.A.,  12#  4d 

Bridge,  Thomas,  4  j  8  6 

Bridges,  Stephen  Robert,  Ij  Oa 

Card,  W.,  11  j  5  c 

Cardall,  William,  Jun.,  6  a  4/ 

.  Briggs,  Edw.  Hngh,  22  j  6  b 

Henry,  29  a  7  « 

Carey,  William,  22  a  4/ 

Samuel,  28«  4c 

Carline,  R.,  19  a  4  d 

William,  8  a  4/ 

Carpenter,  James  Morman,  8  /  6  6 

Brisland,  Philip,  11  j  5  c 

Bristol,William,  26a4a 

Carr,  Edward,  29a  7  c 

. Broad,  Isaac,  29j  6/ 

-^c Riohard,  26 «  4/ 

Brook,  James,  29  a  7  c 

^  Bromhead,  G.,  11  j  5  c 

Thnmnn  TT      11  t    R  r 

.  -nriiM^^  -nr^i*^.  oo  .   i  > 

Broomfleld,  Thomas,  26i  6  a 

Carter,  EUiott,  19a  4d 

Brook,  Solomon,  15  a  7/ 

G.,  19i»  4  c 

Brooks,  Riohard,  12 1;  4d 
William,  16  j  6  b 

Tnninh  WilHum    90  ^  ft  f 

Carver,  C.  R.,  22 J  6  6 

Brooker,  0.,  15  j  6  b 

John,  16 «  4/ 

Brown,  Emma,  12  a  4/ 

Casey,  John  Ralfe,  19  a  4d 

H..8J  66 

Cash,  John,  29j  6/ 

Hemy,  4  j  8  b 

Cassidy,  John,  19  a  4  d 

Ban                       palmee's  index  to  "the  times"  kewspapeb.             [July  Ito 

Baxikruptoies  (continued). 

BankraptoieB  (continued). 

Cathrey,  Thomas  M*Lean  Knollman,  15  a 

Cohen,  Morris  Jonah,  22  a  4/ 

7/ 

a^i^«»^««    00^  a/ 

Cattanach,  D.,  Jun.,  18 j  6  6 

Cole,  Esther,  19 0  id 

J.,  15.;  6  6 

J.S.,25j  6  a 

Catton,  Robert,  11  j  5  c 

Coles,  Matthew,  25  j  6  a 

Chadder,  Alfred,  30 «  4/ 

Collier,  Thomas,  22^'  6  a 

Chadwick.  S..80»  4/ 

WilUam  James,  26  8  4/ 

Samuel,  29 j  6/ 

Collingdon,  Alfred  James,  26  »  4/ 

Chaffers,  A.,  22  j  6  a 

Collingwood,  William,  29  a  7  c 

Champion,  James  N.,  5*4/ 

Collins,  F.  J.  M.,  18i  6  a 

Chaplin,  George,  19  «  4  e 

G.,  Ij  6a 

Chapman,  J.,  8  o  4/ 

James,  29  a  7  c 

John,  19»  4c 

Conduit,  J.  P.,  4j  Sb 

Charles,  Richard,  29  a  7  (? 

-nr.'ii:.^    10  -   4  ^ 

Cook,  Alfred  Wm..  11  j  5e; 

Charles,  12 «  4d 

Charlton,  William,  4i  8  6 

Charman,  Alfred,  1  a  4  a 

C.M.,6«  4/ 

Chase,  Robert  Samtiel,  19  a  4  d 

John,  16 ;  6  6 

Chatwin,  J.  W.  H.,  4j  8  6 

Cooke,  Edward,  4i  8  6 

ChecMey,  John,  20  a  7e 

James,  Sen.,  11 J  6  c 

Cheer,  John,  26a  4a 

Richard,  23  #  4  c 

Chilton,  J.,  25  j  6  a 

"RnhnW:  TTati«^   4  4  Ah 

Chipping,  Robert,  29  j  6/ 

Samuel,  12  a  4/ 

Chishohn,  D.,  16a  8a 

—  Coomber,  John,  1  j  6  a 

Chisman,  Thos.  Bowser,  2  8  ^e 

Coombs,  Robert,  22  j  ^b 

ChisweU,  W.,28»  4c 

-""-^  Cooper,  Anthony,  19  «  4  c 

Chohnondeley,  J.  J.  G.,  12a  4/ 

H.,  la  4a 

' — -  Chown,  Henry  Charles,  11  j  5  c 

j.,4j  8  6— 18i  6  a— 26«  4/ 

Christmas,  James,  22  j  6  a 

Willinm  Tnnirknr    OQ  rt    7  r 

Church,  Benjamin,  23 «  4  c 

&  Sharp,  6  a  4/ 

Charles,  16  j  ^a 

Cope,  Richard,  16  »  4/ 

Clackson,  John,  llj  5  c 

—  Copson,  James,  9  •  5  a 

Clapshaw,  C,  2»  4e 

John,  la  46 

Clark,  John,  19  »  4  c 

Cory,  Jean,  5*4/ 

Jonathan,  19«  4c 

Oordingley,  Darid,  6«  4/ 

Comthwaite,  William,  26a  4a 

Thomas,  22  j  6  a 

-r—  T.,12»  4d 

-^  Cosnett,  Thomas,  18  j  6  a 

Clarke.  Charles,  Ij  6  a 

Cottrell,  Richard,  29i  6/ 

E.  G.,  22a  4a 

Couch,  WilUam  McPherson.  11  j 

— . G.,  16  a  7/ 

Herbert,  19  9  4e 

Coupe,  William,  Ij  6a 

Ooupland,  John  Wm.,  16  j  66 

— —  John  Howard,  1  a  4  a 

Cousens.  Btttusfield  Ellis,  8  a  4/ 

Samuel,  22  a  4/ 

Cowan,  A.,  12  «  4  d 

Clayton,  J.,  22  a  4/ 

W..12«4/ 

Willifim    ^  4  9{h 

Coward,  John,  1  a  4  a 

Cowart,  Middleton,  15  a  7/ 

Clement,  Robert  Henry,  26a  4  a 

Cliff,  W.C,  26 «  4/ 

Cowles,  Charles,  4  j  8  6 

CUfford,  James,  19«  4c 

—  Cox,  George  &  James,  19  a  4  d 

Thomas,  23  «  4  c 

Close,  W.,  18  j  6  a 

1    flfimnrl  T>Afu1miin    9Q  4  fi  f 

^—  Coyte,  James,  Jun.,  4  j  8  6 

Clough,  Peter,  16  «  4/ 

Crabb.W.  H.  &J.,  llj  5  c 

Clowsley,  W.  H.,  18^  Ga 

Craddock,  John,  29  »  4  c 

Coleman,  Edward,  8  a  4/ 

Craig,  R.  H.,  29  j  0/ 

Coates,  Alfred  J.,  30  «  4/ 

Craven,  J.  Jun.,  12  «  4  iT 

Walter,  25  j  6  a 

Crawford,  George,  12  »  4*r 

Cobb,  J.  S.,  29  j  6/ 

Crawley,  Thomas,  22  j  6  a 

Cobden,  James,  29  a  7  c 

Cree,  George  Truscott,  12  a  4  j' 

Cochrane,  Cornelius,  16 «  4/ 

Crellin.  John,  ij  8  6 

T.,lj  6  a 

Cremer,  Monsieur,  1  a  4  6 

Cockerill,  Annie,  4j  6b 

Cresswell,  Thos.  Allen,  9  »  5  at 

Cockram,  William,  15j  66 

Crewdson,  George,  12a  4  f 

Cockren,  Edward,  Sj  0  6 

Cridland,  H..  8a  if 

Coe,  James,  4  j  8  6 

Cripps,  Walter,  Ij  6n. 

. Cohen,  Alex.,  &  Adolph.  Albu,  Ij  6a 

Crocker,  G.,  18  j  6  a 

Morris,  16 «  4/ 

John.l9«4c 

Sept.  30, 1868.]      palmeb'b  ikdex  to  "the  timbb"  nbwbpapbe. 


Ban 


Bankrapteies  (continued), 
CroftSy  James,  Bs  ^f 

Crony,  Philip,  29a  7 e 

Crook.  J.  W.,  2 a  4« 

Crosbie,  J.  W.,  11 J  6  c 

Crodand,  Alfred,  29  j  6/ 

Cross,  Thomas,  19a  4c 

William,  8  a  4/ 

Crossley,  John,  12  a  4  <{ 

Crosta,  Giovanni,  25  j  6  a 

Crowsley,  Thomag,  Ij  6  a 

Crowther,  B.,  29  j  6/ 

Croydon,  Jane,  12  a  4  (2 

Susan,  12a  4(2 


Cmso,  Thomas,  26  j  6  a 
Cradge,  Henry,  Ba  if 
Crux,  A.,  12  a  4  d 
Cnbitt,  George,  12  a  4/ 
Only,  Abraham,  29i  6  f 
Cunningham,  John,  2  8  ie 
Connington,  William,  22  j  6  h 
Capitt,H.,  9  a  5  a 
Cord,  Albert,  26  a  4  a 
Corxie,  Alexander,  19  a  4  d 
Gurry,  G.,  26  a  4  a 
Gurihs,  Joaohim,  9  a  5  a 
Onthbert,  D.,6a  4/ 
CuUack,  John,  15  a  7/ 
Dace,  B.,  22  a  4/ 
Dagger,  Edward,  12  a  4/ 
Dale,  Thomas,  11  j  5  c 

—  W.,  15a  If— 19a  4d 
Dales,  William,  8  a  4/ 
Daltrey,  J.,  29  j  6/ 
Daly,  James,  15  a  7/ 
Dando,  Horace,  26  a  4  a 

Dangell,  Joseph  William  Stephen,  22  a  if 

Daniel,  Richard  K.,  19a  id 

Daniels,  Henry,  22  j  6  a 

Darrill,  Benjamin,  Ij  6  a 

Daehwood,  H.,  15  a  7/ 

Davey,  Joseph,  25 j  6  a 

Davidson,  A.,  22  j  6  b 

—  E.,  22j  66 

—  J.,  Jun.,  22  a  if 
Danes,  Benjamin,  19a  id 

—  David,  Ij  6 a— 11  j  5 c— 29  a  7c 

—  H.,  18j  6  a 

—  John,  15  j  66— 22i  6  6 

—  R.  H.,  25j  6  a 

—  Thomas,  8j  6  b 

—  W..  15  a  7/-16a  if 

—  William,  15  a  7/ 
Davis,  Charles,  11  j  5  c 

—  Solomon,  15  j  6  6 
Dawkins,  John,  26  s  if 
Daws,  J.,  19  a  id 
Dawson,  James,  ij  8  6 

—  Joseph,  25  j  6  a 
Day,  George,  22  a  if 

—  R.,19a  4  c 
Daynes,  Robert,  5  a  if 
Deacon,  James  Stansfield,  26  a  4/ 
Dean,  William  Henzy,  22  j  6  6 
Deane,  John  George,  29  a  7  c 
Debnam,  JoBepb,  23a  4c 


BankruptoiaB  ( 

Dearden,  J.,  15  a  7/ 

Debonnaire,  S.,  16  a  4/ 

De  Chastelain,  Charles  Emmanuel  John,  4 

•8  6 

Denby,  J.,  19a  id 

Dent,  T.,  22  J  6  6 

•— -«  Depson,  Charles,  5  a  4/ 
De  Yries,  Jules,  29  a  7  « 

—  Dewhurst,  James,  5  a  4/ 
"■  John,  Ij  6 a 

Dey,  William,  25  j  6  a 

Dibb,  Enos,  26a  4a 

Dibble,  Henry,  29  a  7  « 

—  Dickason,  Greenwood,  8  a  4/ 
Dickenson,  Partiger,  26  a  if 

Samuel,  25  j  oa 


Dickens,  Caleb,  23  a  4  c 
Christopher,  26  a  4  a 


—  Dickinson,  Wm.    Charlea,  &  E.  W.  Myers, 
Ij  6a 

M.  P.,  25i  6a 

J.,  5  c  4/ 


Digger,  William,  29  a  7  e 

Digges,  W.  Richard,  26  a  4  a 

Dobson,  Henry  Arnold,  29  a  7  <; 

Dodd,  Mary  Ann,  1  a  4  6 

'  Dodge,  Geo.  Joseph,  1  j  6  a 

Dolphin,  Isaac,  Sa  if 

Donald,  J.,  ij  8  6 

W.,&W.R.,  26a  if 

Donelly,  Patrick  Skiffington,  2  a  4tf 

Dooley,  Heniy,  80  a  if 

Douglas,  Geo.  B.,  2  a  4  c 

Douglass,  J.,  15  a  7/ 

Doufiiwaite,  Charles,  5  s  if 

' Dovey,  Thomas,  Qa  if 

Dow,  M.,  30  a  if 

Thomas,  la  ia 

Downs,  8.,  22a  4/ 

Doyle,  Nancy,  19  a  4  c 

Drake,  Richard,  1  j  6  a 

Draper,  F.,  29  a  7  c 

Thomas,  12a  id 

Drayson,  John,  11  j  5  c 

Dressing,  Lonisa,  18  J  6  a 

Drummond,  A.,  la  4 6 — 12 8  id 

Dry,  W.  G.,16j  66 

Drysdale,  George,  18  j  6  a 

Duboys  de  Lovigerie,  A.,  16  a  if 

Ducross,  Thomas,  22  a  4/ 

Duer,  Qreorge  Black,  IBj  6  a 

Duffield,  T.,  12  a  if 

Duffy,  John,  25 j  6  a 

Duke,  Edward,  22  a  4/ 

J.,  18i  6  a 

Du  Mayne,  W.  A.,  22  a  if 

Duncan,  Edward  Wills,  Ij  C  a 

Dungey,  John,  26  a  4/ 

Dunk,  David  Thomas,  1  a  4  6 

Dunlop,  J.,  &  T.  J.  Butler,  Sa  if 

Dunn,  E.  M.,  19  a  4  d 

Duns,  George  Allen,  18^'  6  a 

Dunse,  Elizabeth,  80  a  4/ 

Dupree,  John  Francis,  26  a  4/ 

-  Durke,  Frederick,  10  a  4  c 


13 


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[Jvij  1  to 


Bankruptcies  {eontintied). 

Bankruptcies  (continued). 

Button,  C,  12  «  4d 

Fawoett,  Thomas,  19  a  4  <f 

Richard,  12  a  4d 

Feams,  Robert,  15  j  6  6 

Dyer,  George,  25  j  6  a 

Fedeller,  Herman  Justus,  1;  6  a 

Dyson,  George,  26  j  6  a 

— ^  Fenby,  Henry,  19  a  4c 

Fenton.  Thomas  Joshua,  22  a  4/ 

Fenwick,  James,  9  a  5  a 

Eagle.  Edwin  Clay,  26  »  if 

Earle,  Henry  William,  29  j  6  f 

—  Fergusson,  George  J.,  2  a  4  e 

Eamshaw,  B.,  19  8  4  c 

Thomas,  29  a  7  c 

Eaton,  Edwin,  12  a  4/ 

T.,  IBj  6  6 

Eoob,  Justinian,  Qj  6  b 

Field,  Thomas,  29i  6/ 

Edelstein,  M.,  11 J  6  c 

Fields,  S.  H.,  26  j  6  a 

Edge,  William,  IJ  6  a 

Figures,  W..  8  a  4/ 

Edgell,R.H.,22a  4/ 

Edisbury,  John,  11  j  5  c 

Finch.  Charles,  15  a  7/ 

Henry.  12  a  4  d 

Edley,  0.  &  H.,  IB  J  6  a 

Findlay,J.,  19a  4d 

Edmands,  0.  H.,  1  a  4  a 

Finlay,  A..  22  j  66 

Bdmondson,  Alfred,  1  a  4  6 

~^  Finnemore,  Jane,  26  a  4  a 

Finney.  Herbert,  12  a  if— 15  a  7/ 

B.,8a4/ 

Finning,  John,  80  a  4/ 

Eyan,  22  a  4/ 

Fisher,  Alfred,  26  a  4  a 

TTnnrT    <}0  a    4  f 

Pi   W     *30«  4  i- 

R.,25j  6  a 

G..12a  id 

Thomas,  Ij  6  a 

Willinm    lAff   "If     ^^f  Ar 

Trtbn  n     1  flf  4  n 

T    rw   T>     tn^   A  J 

Bdwing,  Edwin,  6 ».  4/ 

T^u«  -rv^;^v.<.^,«    Q  :  it  u 

Elbatz,  Solomon,  22  a  4/ 

Eley,  David,  Bj  6  6 

tq:ii:..»    It  2   K  ^ 

Fisk,Charles,8a4/ 

Elliman,  Benjamin,  5  «  4/ 

Fitch,  Robert,  15  a  7/ 

EUiott,  James,  16  »  4/ 

Fleming,  Thomas,  29  J  6/— 19  a  4  d 

T^^iM -Di.ii:»    ^K  ^  n^ 

Fletcher,  Francis,  19a  4c 

G.  R.,  6a  if 

Ellis,  0.,  Jun.,  1  a  4  a 

John,  26  a  4/ 

Charles  Morgan,  26  j  6  a 

Flew,  R.  P.,  la  46 

G.,  12*  4d 

Flinders,  Herbert,  16  a  7/ 

J.,llj5c 

—  Flower,  F.,  2  a  4  c 

Ellison,  J.,  5*4/ 

Flutter,  Thomas,  16  a  4/ 

Elworthy,  Frederick  Thomas,  BJ  6  6— 15 j 

Flux,  William,  8i  46 

6 6—29 j  6/ 

Foden,  Edward,  15^  66— 5  a  4/ 

Emery,  William,  18j  6  a 

Empsall,  John,  22  j  6  ft 

English,  John,  29j  6/ 

Folwell,  James,  19  a  4  c 

FoUer,  T.  K.,  llj  5  c 

Enright,  Thomas,  12  a  4/ 

Ensell,  Henry,  29  j  6/ 

Forbes,  H.  G.,  22  j  6  6 

Ford,  George,  IBj  6  a 

Evans,  Charles.  12  »  4d— 16«  4/ 

H.,16a  7/ 

Evan,  18  j  6  a 

Griffith,  16»  4/ 

Foreman,  George,  llj  5  c 

John,  8  a  4/-.16*  4/ 

Eatherine,  Miss,  11  j  5  c 

Forest,  Joseph,  4j  86 

Forster,  John,  16a  4/ 

Owon  2^a  if 

Foskett,  N.,  22  j  66 

Fowler,  H.  A.  T.,  1  a  4a 

Everingham,  Henry,  25  j  6  a 

Everip,  Henry,  Jun.,  80  «  4/ 

T^.^<kM   /i^^.^.^    ort  i  a  * 

-p^A.  \xr    o  •  i^  ^ 

T>:^u».;]  -D^^j    on-'   a  r 

Evison,  Aaron.  &  Joseph  Carter,  Jun.,  2  a 

Thos.  E.,  18  j  6  a 

4/ 

Fox,  James  Abraham,  22  j  6  6 

Ewtot,  Wm.,  11  j  6  c 

—  Ewels,  James,  llj  5c 

T^U-    T^^^V     -tn  ^    A  £ 

R..  16j  66 

Ezekiel,PhiUp,  2«  4  c 

Faber,  PhiUp,  23  a  4c 

a^.i^.^^1  /!««•%«    on  ^   A  ^ 

Thomas.  26i  6  a— 26  a  4/— 30  a  4/ 

Fair,  William,  19  a  4  (2 

France,  John,  22  j  6  6 

Fallowfield,  Thomas,  23  a  4  c 

Franks,  Samuel,  ij  8  ft 

Farmer,  J.,  22  j  66— 22  a  4/ 

Fraser,J.,  15i  6ft 

R.,Jun.,  22i  6  6 

Farr,  H.  G.,  25j  6  a 

Simon,  ij  8  ft 

Frazer,  J.,  16  a  7/ 

Farrar,  William,  19a  4c 

— ^  Freedman,  G..  15  j  6ft 

Farron,  Denny,  Bj  6  6 

Freeman,  Alfred  Oummings,  Bj  6  ft 

Sept.  80, 1868.]     paxmeh'b  Dn)£x  to  ^*  the  tihsb  **  kewbpapbb. 


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Bankruptoies  (continvsd). 

Bankruptoiea  (continued). 

— —  Freeman  G.,  29  a  7  c 

Goodman,  Band,  12  a  if 

Friday,  James,  29  a  7  « 

.  Goodwin,  William,  Ij  6a 

Frinneby,  E.  J.  A.,  5  a  if 

Gough,  George  Charles,  30  #  4/ 

Froud,  George,  22  j  6  b 

Fiyer,  J.,  25  j  6a 

IT /««««*    ta  a  A  ^ 

Gould,  J.,  la  46 

Fiyera,  Hemy,  19  «  4  c 

Gonldwell,  J.  H.,  22i  66 

Fnge.J.,4i86 

.  Goulwdl,  John  Hardoastle,  16;  6  6 

FiiUer,H.,12«4d 

Goundry,  Biohard,  18*  6 a 

Goner,  J.,  22  a  4/ 

Fumigs,  H.,  22  j  6& 

Graoe,  Henry,  26  a  4  a 

Gadd,  Caleb.  25  j  6  a 

Graham,  Sir  Sandford,  1  j  6  a 

Gagg,M..2«  4tf 

Grant,  G.,  26  «  4/ 

Gama,  Alfred,  26  a  4  a 

Grant,  John,  8  J  6  6 

Galley,  John.  26 «  4/ 

Gratton,J.,  19«  ie 

Galloway,  G.,  16 «  4/ 

Gray,  Alfred,  1  a  4  6 

Gardner,  Charles,  8  a  4/ 

Green,  Charles,  8  a  4/ 

E.,18i  6  a 

/a.»A.^^    no  ^  A  1. 

Garratt,  B.,  IBj  6  a 

Garkin,  James,  4  j  8  b 

Greenwood,  W.  B.,  29^  6/ 

Garside,  Joshua,  19  a  4  <i 

Gregory,  Thomas,  12  a  if 

Gaunt.  Nath.,  Si  John  Sowiy,  26  «  4/ 

Gauntlett,  James,  Ij  6  a 

Willi  nm    Tnn     90  ■   1  f 

Griffiths,  Thomas,  6«  4/ 

Geary.  Biyah,  16  a  7/ 

Grocatt,H.,26s  if 

Gee,  "William,  26  a  4a 

Grosyenor,  Job,  1  a  4  6 

Geercke  &  Co.,  A.,  29j  6/ 

Grove,  John,  15  j  6  6 

Groves,  H.,  22  a  4/— 26  a  4  a 

A.,la46-12a4f 

Grumbridge,  George,  16j  6  6 

Gelbberg,  M..  8  a  4/ 

Guest,  T.,11J  5e 

Gelder,  James,  15a  If 

Gunn,  George,  28  ie 

Gell,  Henry.  6  «  4/ 

Gunstone,  Jacob,  8  a  4/ 

GenUe.  J.  B.,  26j  6  a 

Guntrip,  James,  8  a  4/ 

Guthrie,  Peter,  12t  id 

.  John,  &  Charles  Chambers,  5  a  4/ 

J.,  12a  4/ 

Hack,  C.  B.,  16  a  If 

Hadden,  B.,  Jun.,  15  j  66 

■              Thomas,  1  j  6a 

Ctevelin,  George  Kennedy,  26a  4  a 

Hadlow,  John,  19  a  4(2 

Gibbins.  Williato  Henry,  30  «  4/ 

Hagarty,  J.,  22  j  6  6 

Gibbs,  Gilbert,  11  j  5  c 

Haigh,  Abram,  15^'  6  6 

Hailstones,  W.,  25  j  6  6 

Halden,  Thomas,  5  a  4/ 

Gibewd,  J.,  Uj  6e 

Gibson,  J..  6  »  4/ 

W.,  *  A.  Ewing,  19«  4<2 

Hales.  W.  A..  805  4/ 

Gilbert,  George,  IQj  6  a 

Hall,  George,  12  5  id 

.  J.,16i  6  a 

G.,  18j  66 

Gill,  Howard,  26*  4/ 

G.  L.,12a4/ 

Gilling.N.,6«4/ 

James,  12t  id 

Gimbert,  Heniy,  6  #  4/ 

Gimson,  Charles,  26 1*  6  a' 

Tntin    9R  f   A  rr 

Samuel,  5  a  if 

GUdman,  Joseph  William,  22i  66 

Gledhill.George,5«4/ 

Gloyer.  J.,  2«  4« 

"Williiim  I16/T     laift 

—             Williflm  TTnnrr    9ft  a   A  r 

Hallam,  ElUs,  12  a  if 

Gloyne.  0.  G.,  19a  4 d 

—  Thomas,  19a  4d 

H.,  16a  7/ 

Hallatt,  Joseph,  16  a  7/ 

Godber.  Jonathan  H..  12  s  4(2 

HalUweU,  B.  B.,  18i  6  a 

Godfrey,  R.F.,  19  »  4  c 

Hamer,  David  Bowen,  Jun.,  26a  4a 

Godlington,  James,  15  j  6  a 

Hamilton,  A.,  15  j  66 

Godwin,  Bei^'.  Charles,  29a  7 e 

T.,  29i  6/ 

Goldaby,  Charles,  30  »  4/ 

Hamlyn,  Jolm,  15a  7 f 

.  Goldspink.  Alfred,  4j  8  6 

Hammond,  James,  6  a  4/ 

Goldthorpe,  Charles,  19  a  4  d 

Hampshire,  WiUiam,  128  id 

. Goodacre,  J.,  ij  Qb 

Hanbury,  Barclay,  22  a  if 

Tjnninn  -1R  »    At 

John,  11  j  5  c 

Handel,  Bichard,  11  j  5  c 

Goodevo,  Thomas  Alfred,  ij  Sb 

E.,  165  4/ 

Ooodaon,  Joseph,  19  a  4  d 

Hanlow,  C^eo^go,  16  «  if 

15 

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[July  1  to 


Soxikraptcies  {eontinued). 

^ Hazm,  Geo.  Fred.  Miles,  18  j  6  a 

Hazmon,  John,  28s  4  c 

• Hardie,  J.  D.,  5*4/ 

Hardy,  H.,  12a  4 d 

. Harker,  B.  A.,  Jan.,  23  a  4  c 

Harding,  James  Charles,  12  a  4  d— 16  $  4/ 

Thomas,  22  a  4/ 

W.  M.,8i  66 

Hardmeat,  Oharles,  Ij  6a 

Hare,  George,  8  j  6  6 

Hargrave,  B.,  9j  6  b 

Hargreaves,  J.,  19  a  4d 

Harper,  B.  H.,  22  a  4/ 

Harradine,  Bobert,  5  a  4/ 

Harris,  Brioe,  11  j  5  c 

Charles,  12  a  4/ 

James,  8  a  4/ 

John,  22  a  4/ 

■  Qoarles,  2a  4« 

WiUiam,  2«  4c 

William  Christopher,  6  a  4/ 

William  James,  26  a  4  a 

Hurison,  Abraham,  25  j  6  a 

Benjamin,  25  j  6  a 

Charles  Cayard,  26  a  4/ 

J..  26  j  6  a 

John,  5  a  4/ 

J.  T.,  12a  4/ 

William  J.,  80  a  4/ 

William,  Sen.,  28a  4c 

Hart,  John  W.,  6  a  4/ 

Harting,  John  Joseph  Home,  1  a  4  a 

Hartley,  Edw.,  29^  6/ 

— —  Harvey,  John,  IJ  6  a — 19  a  4  c 

Harwin,  Bichard,  25  j  6  a 

Haselton,  J.,  22  j  6  b 

Hassall,  Miles  Hudson,  29  a  7  <; 

Hatfield,  Thomas,  22  j  6  6 

Hatten,  William,  25  j  6  a 

Hatton,  J.,  2  a  4  c 

John  Flisher,  18  j  6  a 

Hawker,  George,  18  j  6  a 

^-—  Hawkes,  John,  2a  40 

Hayes,  J.,  29  a  7  c 

W.H.,80a4/ 

Hayter,  G.  W.»  &  Charles  Dickens,  Jan., 

19a  4d 
Haywood,  John,  23  a  4  c— 25j  6d 

Head,  Edward,  25  j  6  a 

Healey,H.,  19  a  4  <i 

Heath,  George,  11  j  6  c 

Heaton,  Lambert,  29j  6/— 16  a  7/ 

Hebb,  Henry,  8  a  4/ 

Hemmings,  John,  Jan.,  22  j  6  6 

—— —  Henderson,  John,  22  a  4/ 
Hewitson,  T.  J.,  19  a  4  c 

Henn,  Charles,  26  a  4  a 

Henry,  A.,  12  a  4/ 

Herbert.  J.,  18i  6  a 

Thomas,  25  j  6  a 

Hercock,  William,  22a  4/ 

Herring,  Henry,  26  a  4/ 

Hertzberg,  Jacob,  26  a  4/ 

HesMns,  Samael,  18  j  6  a 

—  Hewitt,  R,  5  a  4/ 
16 


Banl^niptoies  {continued^. 

Hewitt,  George,  22  j  66 

Hewitson,  George,  29  j  6/ 

Hewlett,  James,  16  j  6  6 

Heycock,  Edwin,  11  j  5  c 

Haynes,  Benjamin,  19  a  4  (2 

Higgins,  Joseph,  12  a  4  <{ 

HiggB,  Edward,  22i  66 

— .  Hignell,  William,  26  a  4  a 

Hill,  A,  15a  7/ 

J.  B.,  9a  5a 

J.,  12a  4td 

William,  33  a  4/ 

Hillier,  John,  2a  4 c 

Hillman,  B.,  11  j  5  c 

Hills,  Henry,  2a  4c 

Hilton,  J.,  &  H.  L.  Byan,  8a  4/" 

Marion,  26  a  4/ 

Hinchcliffe,  James,  Ij  6  a 

Hmchley,  Joseph,  12a  4d 

Hinks,  Thos.,  18;  6  a 

Hioms,  Bichard,  19  a  4  <1 

Hird,  James,  1  a  4  6 

Hirschberg,  Martin  Hermann,  1  a  4  o 

Hitchcock,  Daniel,  22  a  4/ 

— I Mary  Ann,  4  j  8  6 

Hitchin,  James,  19  a  4  c 

Hoar,  John,  22  a  4/ 

Hobgen,  G.  S.  B.,  1  a  4a 

Hobson,  Alfred  John,  Se  John  Hemr,  22  a. 

Jeremiah,  4  j  86 

Hodge,  Joseph  Pryor,  11  j  5  c 

Hodges,  Charles,  12  a  4/ 

Peter,  26  a  4/ 

Samael  M.,  23  ^  4c 

Hodgson,  Thomas,  15  a  If 

William,  8  j  6  6 

Hoe,  T.,  29  j  6/ 

Hogan,  J.  E.,  16  a  4/ 

Hogben,  Stephen,  ^ij  6  b 

Holden,  James,  26  a  4  o 

Holford,  E.  H„  19a  4  d 

Holland,  Henry,  16  j  66 

Hollings,  Bichard,  16  a  4/ 

Hollingsworth,  F.,  29j  6/ 

George,  22  a  4jf 

Holloway,  Sarah  Harriett,  11 ;  5  c 

Holme,  T.,  4  j  8  6 

Holmes,  John,  11  j  5  c 

William,  la  46 

Holt,  James  Bradbary,  8a  4/ 

Hompson,  A.  W.  B.,  25 j  6  a 

Honeyman,  B.,  22  j  6  6 

Hood,  Alfred,  26  a  4  a 

Bichard,  5  a  4/ 


Hoole,  Henry,  9  «  5  a 

Hooker,  William,  11  j  5  e 

Hombv,  William,  26a  4  a 

Hore,  W.  A.,  8j  G  h 

Horefield,  John,  15  a  7/ 

Horsley,  George,  9  a  5  a 

Horswill,  Boger  Osmond,  5  a  4  / 

Hoskins,  A.,  19  »  4  c     , 

Hotz,  A.,  15  a  7/ 

Hough,  G.,  15  j  6  6 


Sept.  80, 1868.]     palmer's  index  to  "the  times  "  newspapeb.                       Ban 

Bankraptciea  (continued), 

Houldsworth,  William  Charles,  12  »  4d 

Houston,  H.,  30 «  4/ 

How,  Edwin,  22  a  4/ 

Jeremiah,  25  j  6  a 

—  Howarth,  Isaac,  llj  6  c 

.  ..    .           Willinm    1 R  i*  R  n 

BankruptoieB  (continued), 

Jennings,  F.,  2  s  4  c 

Jenvey,  James  Ellis,  26  a  4  a 

Jerrard,  John,  26a  4a 

Jewell,  John,  16i  6  6 

Jewkes,  James,  Sj  6  6 

Johnson,  George,  5  a  4/— 15  a  7/ 

H.,  16«  4/ 

James,  lis  4d 

Tinv\ifni\  finri]i\    1 1 1    R  ^ 

— -  Howell,  John,  22  a  4/ 
Howson,  Charles,  8  a  4/ 

Hubbal,  John,  19«  4c 

Hudson,  Edward  Neeves,  16 «  4/ 

— ^— B.  H.,  29  a  7e 

..  ...  ,.  Willinm    Brt  4/— .I9rt  d  i 

Nathan,  12«  id 

Hug,  Oonstantine,  4j  86 

Hoghes,  Aliped  Benjamin,  26  «  4/ 

ATTiArf  TTAnnr    IfX  r   A  J 

Johnstone  and  Watson,  2  «  4  c 

Jones,  Alfred,  8  a  4/ 

A.,16«  4/ 

Charles,  26 «  4/ 

A.,2»4« 

Thomaa,  26 «  4/— 30«  4/ 

David,  llj  5  d 

D.B.,  15i  66 

-    «.     .  W  J    29i  66 

....  WilHnm  "X Anvil    11  ^  R  r 

Q    12«  id 

Hull,  George,  4i  8  c 

Hulley,  John,  29a  7  c 

Hume,  Alex.  Thomas,  XI  j  5  c 

Humfrey,  Benjamin,  29  j  6/ 

■  ■  ■  ■■  Humphrey,  1  a  4  a 

Humphreys,  John,  9  «  5  a 

Hunt,  B.,  19«  4c 

Heniy  Bichard,  26  «  4/ 

TTftTirv  Williflm    1 0  «  4  /* 

Jane,  23  s  4  c 

John,  22  a  4/ 

J.,  1  a  4  6 

Hunter,  Henry,  25  j  6  a 

Hurst,  W.  L.,  8  a  4/ 

Husband,  W.,  29j  6/ 
Hutchinson,  William,  4  j  8  6 

Hutton,B.,  29a  7« 

Ulingworth,  B.,  26a  4a 

Ingell,  Isaac,  12s  id 

Inglia,  Dand,  1  j  6  a 

J.&W.,12»4d 

Ingram,  Thomas  Wallace,  8  j  C  6 

John,  16 «  4/ 

Ison,  Qcorge,  23  «  4  c 

Ive,  David.  Jun.„  19  a  4  d 

Jacka,J.,  19a4({ 

Jackman,  Jesse,  15  a  7/ 

.    .       -  Willi  run  HftTirr,  30fl  4f 

B.D.,  Hi  6d 

Thomas,  15  a  If 

TlirkTftnn  f.lfTAr    9K  i  ^n 

W.;i6«  4/    '""  ' 

Wm.,  AThos.  Sutton,  12  a  4/ 

Josslyn,  John  Underwood,  4  j  8  b 

Joule,  Joseph,  15  a  If 

Jowling,  John,  29  a  7  c 

Judge,  John,  22  a  4/ 

Jukes,  L.  D.,  11  j  5  c 

Keates,  William  Henry,  30  «  4/ 

Keely,John,  la46 

Keetch,  Samuel,  Vis  id 

Keif,  Thos.FhiHp,  19a  id 

Kenby,  E.,  &  B.  W.,  29  a  7  c 

Kenny,  Patrick  Thomas,  19a  4d 

Kenrick,  James  H.,  22  j  6  6 

Kent,  Albert,  26  «  if 

J.F.,  19a  id 

....  JoDcnh  12a  If 

Jackson,  G.,  22  j  6  6 

Gill,8i  66 

Jonas,  19»  4  c 

Thomas,  19*  4c 

Willinni    1 R  i*   (\h^?{a  4  f 

Kenward,  Edward,  1  a  4  a 

Kerr.  M..  19  a  id 

Wm.  and  Peter,  <fe  George  Watson,  23 « 

4c 
Jftoob,  Louis,  22  a  4/ 

.  .-       Richard  lit  5c    92  a  4  f 

W.,  18i  66    29  j  6/ 

Kerridge,  Isaac,  12  a  if 

Kessall,  S.,  29  a  7c 

Ketterer,  M.,  22  j  6  6 

Jacobs,  Montague  fc  Lionel,  80  «  4/ 

William  KeUy,  llj  6  d 

James,  J.,  2  «  4  c 

Thomas,  22  a  4/ 

Janes,  Thomas,  18  j  6  a 

Jaj.^.B.,  18  j  6  a 

Kettlewell,  John,  26a  4a 

Key8,C.,15i  6  6 

Kimber,  J.  Walter,  26a  4a 

King,  Charles  Martin,  28  4c 

Francis,  15  a  7/ 

John,  16  j  6  6 

M.J..  18j  6  a 

—  Thomas  Muslow,  8  j  6  6 

—  William,  198  4c 

Jenner,  Henry  Charles,  12  a  4/ 


Thomas,  80s  4/ 

Kinghom,  W.,  llj  5  d 

Kingsland,  N.,  <fe  B.  M.  Bodger,  19  s  4  c 

0  17 


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PALMEB's  IKDEX  to  "THB  TMES"  SEWflPAPBB. 


[July  1  to 


Bankruptoiea  (continued), 

Kinohant,  J.  Bichard,  9  «  6  a 

Kirby,  James,  11  j  6  d 

Kirk,  WiUiam,  8a  4/ 

Kirkby,  J.,  22  j  6  b 

Kirkman,  E^,  12  s  id 

Kirtlaw,  Thomas,  26  «  4/ 

Knapton,  W.  H.,  80*  4/ 

Knight,  George,  22  a  4/-^«  4/ 

William,  11  j  6  d 

Knights,  W.,  16  a  7/ 

Knott,  James,  8  a  4/ 

Kynnersby,  John,  Jun.,  6  a  4/ 

Labatt.A.T.,  12a4/ 

Labraham,  Jonathan,  11  j  6  d 

Lad,  Giles,  29  a  7  tf 

-  Ladimer,  Moritz,  12  a  4/ 
Laidlaw,  Robert,  29  a  7  « 

W.,  12<  4d 

Laing  Sb  Wilson,  26  a  4  a 

Lakin,B.,  19a  id 

-  Lamb,  A.,  8  a  4/ 

Charles,  6*4/ 

Lambert,  George,  8  a  4/ 
_.      . 


William  John,  8  a  4l 


Lamdon,  Henry,  5  «  4/ 
Lamyman,  George,  16 «  4/ 
Lane,  Thomas,  2  a  4  « 
Langley,  George,  Jun.,  18 j  6  a 
John,  25  j  6  a 


Laporte,  Charles,  12  «  4  d 

Layne,  Job,  11  j  6d 

Law,  W.,  80»  4/ 

Lawley,  Thomas,  16  »  4/ 

Lawrence,  Kobert,  Ij  6a 

Lawrenson,  F.,  16  a  7/ 

Lawson,  J.,  19  a  4  d 

Lea,  Oswald,  22  a  4tf 

Leach,  Jean  Bolton  Francis,  80  «  4/ 

W.,4;  8& 

Leah,  Henry  James,  26  8  4/ 

Lean,  Richard  May,  15  a  7} 

Leatherbarrow,  J.,  29J  6/ 

Leaveaby,  Thomas,  28  ie 

Ledair,  0.  J.  F.,  15  a  7/ 

Leddra,  Maiy,  19  a  4  d 

Leo,  Jolins,  2 1  4  « 

Lee,  Levi,  22  a  4/ 

Moses  Edw.  FoUgno,  18  j  6  a 

Leece,  John,  5  a  4  f 

Lees,  John,  4j  8  c 

William,  4  J  8  c 

Lelian,  Baker,  Sj  6  6 

Lennon,  Patrick,  ij  8  c 

Leonard,  M.,  6  «  4/ 

Lessiter,  James,  29i  6/ 

Lewis,  Abraham,  16a  7 f 

Herbert,  1  j  6  a 

Horatio,  11  j  6d 

Loois,  22  J  6  & 

Owen,  Ij  6  a 

R.,  11  i  6  d 

Thomas,  la  4  6 

William,  22  j  6  & 

WilUam  T.,  12«  4d 

W.  B.,  2«  4c 

IS 


Bankraptoies  (continued), 

Liddell.J.,5a  4/ 

Liles,  John,  25  j  6  a 

Lillie,  John,  26  a  4  a 

landley.  John  Walter,  26 »  4/ 

Lines,  Thomas  John,  25  j  6  a 

Linsdell,  Henry,  16  j  6  b 

Little,  John,  8  a  4/ 

Livesey,  James,  26  «  4/ 

Livingston,  M.,  18  j  6  h 

Llewellyn,  Thomas,  4  j  8  c 

Lloyd,  B.,  Hi  5  c 

Evan,  29a  7c 

Robert,  16 »  if 

R.H.,16o  7/ 

B.,  19»  4c 

- — —  Thomas,  16  a  7/ 

Loach,  B„  26  j  6  a 

Lockett,  John,  Ij  6a 

H.  G.,  5  a  4/ 

John,  80 «  4/ 

Lockitt,  T.,  2»  4c 

Lockwood,  B.,  Jnn.,  22  a  if 

Lodge,  W.  R.,  8  a  if 

Logan,  Tm  22i  6  h 

Lomax,  A.,  30  •  4/ 

Lord,  J.,  Sc  J.  Smith,  lly  6  d 

Lott,  James  Henry,  29a  7  c 

Lovell,  J.,  IBj  6  a 

Lowdon,  John,  8  j  6  h 

Lowe,  Aaron,  19  a  4  0 

J.,  26a  4a 

Lowry,  John,  22i  9  b 

LowBon,  G.,  2t  4  c 

Ludimer,  Moritz,  8  a  4/ 

L^igg*  John  Robert,  18 1*  6  a 

Lumm,  Henry,  29j  6/ 

Lunn,  W.,  80 «  4/ 

Lont,  W.,  2a  10c 

Lyster,  William  Oosley,  23  «  4  0 

Lytbgoe,  T.  W.,  19  a  4  d 

~  W.  S.,19»  4o 

Maber,  T.,26»  if 

Macdonald,  Capt.  Robert  George,  25  j  6  a 

J.,  9t  5o 

Macdowall,  W.,  29a  7  e 

Mac£arlane,  George,  iJ  Be 

Macgregor,  J.,  29  a  7/ 

Macintosh,  M.,  8  a  4/ 

Mackay,  D.,  22  a  4/ 

George,  22  j  66 

Mackie,  A.,  23  «  4c 

Maopherson,  J.,  11  j  5  d 

Macqneen,  J.,  5  «  4/ 

Mager,  G.  L..  2»  4c 

Maggs,  H.,  22  j  6  b 

Mais,  William,  22  a  if 

Mancroft,  J.  S.,  Ij  6  a 

Manders,  Joseph,  22  j  6  b 

Manley,  George,  la  4a 

Manners,  Alfred,  22a  4/ 

Manns,  J.  L.  8.,  22  a  if 

Mansell,  John,  it  5a 

Maris,  Richard  Watson,  29  a  7  ^ 

Markham,  Joseph,  25 J  6a 

Marpass,  Enoch,  22  a  4/ 


Sept.  30, 1868.]    pamibb's  utoex  to  "the  tmes"  iraiwaPAPBB. 


Baa 


Baokruptoles  (continued). 

Marsden,  Richard,  &  Margaret,  9  a  if 

Marsh,  J.,  15a  7/— 5«  4/ 

•  Jamos  Mathew,  22a  if 

— -  Marshall,  B.*  A.,  8»  4 tf 
F.,la  46 

—  James,  11 J  6d 

.  William,  18  j  6  a 

Maraton,  Isaac,  12  a  if 

Martin, Edward,  Ij  6a 

James,  J.,  29  a  7  « 

W.,  22a  if 

— ^  Martindale,  James,  68  if 
Maskell,  W.,  1  a  4  6 

Mason,  P.  B.,  18 j  6  a 

John,  29  j  6/ 

T.,  lliSc 

— .  Massey,  Henry,  19 «  4c 

Mathieson,  J.,  22^  66 

Matthews,  John,  1  a  4  a 

~  John,  Jun.,  29  a  7  c 

Mary  Anne,  8  a  4/ 

William,  Ij  6a 

W..19a  ic 

Mattocks,  William,  29i  6/ 

May,  Alfred,  2d«  io 

Mayhmy,  Henry,  8  a  4/ 

Mayers,  Henry  Yickere,  16a  If 

M'Andrew,  J.,  16 »  if 

MeBean,  L.,  12  a  4/ 

BTOallum,  A.,  ds  if 

McCarthy,  B.  D.  J.,  6*  4/ 

Daniel  Henry,  19  a  4  d 

M'Canghie,  J..  22  j  6  6 

M'Oanlay,  Thomas  Benjamin,  18  j  G  a 

M'Gree,  James,  28«  4c 

M'CuUook,  W.,  2»  4« 

M'Donald,  A„  IJ  6  a 

M»DougaU,  G.,  8  a  if 

'—-^  M'Dowall,  Samuel  Seymour,  11  j  5  d 

M'Grwor,  J.,  29  a  If 

M'Haffie,  Bobert,  IJ  6  a 

M'Kemess,  George,  11  j  6o 

M*Leau,  John,  1  a  4  & 

M'Leman,  A.,  9  »  6  a 

M'Lnckie,  J.,  or  Baxter,  26  a  4  a 

M'Millan,  N.,  8i  6  6 

M'Nair,  J.,  30«  4/ 

M'Queen,  J.,  16<  4/ 

Meadows,  Bl^ah,  4j  8  6 

Meaker,  John,  26a  4  a 

Meatyard,  J.  W.,  16  a  If 

Membery,  Thomas,  1  a  4  6 

Merry,  J.,  is  Co.,  12  «  4  d 

Metcalfe,  J.,  16 »  4/ 

Meteyard,  Alfred  Barnard,  2  •  4  « 

Methnen,  Bobert,  11  j  6d 

MioheU,  George  Joseph,  12  8  id 

Middleton,  Boswell  Charles,  22  a  4/ 

John,  80  0  4/ 

'- —  Milbmn,  James,  18^  6  a 

Miles,  William,  26  a  4  « 

Millar,  W.  H..  22j  66 

Miller,  George  Welch,  22  a  if 

J.,  19a  id 

Mark,  26  j  6  a 


Bankruptoies  (continued}. 

Mills,  C.,19»  4  c 

W.  &8.  J.,  16«  if 

Mihi  &  Sturrook,  22^  66 

Mihier,  Charles,  29j  6/ 

William,  16  a  7/ 

Milward,  Henry,  22  a  4/ 

MitcheU  J.,  22i  66 

Moat,  Fred  George,  22  j  6  6 

Moccatta,  George,  25 j  G  a 

Moffat,  P.H.,  16  j  6  6 

B.,  22  j  6  6 

Monk,  John,  22  a  if 

Monteith,  G.,  2s  4« 

Montno,  Mateo  Albert,  29i  6/ 

Moody,  William  Heniy,  19  «  4  c 

•^—  Moorcroft,  David,  26 a  4/ 

Mobre,  G.,  22  a  4/ 

:  Hobart,  9  <  6  a 

James,  80  •  if 

John,  4  j  8  c— 18i  6  a 

T.,  Jmi.,  6«  if 

Thomas  Warton,  8  a  4/ 

Morgan,  H.  J.,  16i  66 

John,  19  «  4  c 

J.  C,  6  8  if 

Thomas,  8a  4/— 6  s  if 

WilHam,  llj  6d 

-  Morgans,  David,  12  a  if 

Morison  &  Stewart,  15a  8  a 

Morley,  Edmnnd,  12  8  id 

Morris,  Charles,  11  j  6d 

S.,  26i  6  a 

Thomas,  6  a  4/ 

William,  29  a  7  c— 80«  if 


Morphew,  William  Codd,  30  «  if 

Mortimer,  Henry,  6 «  4/ 

Mortes,  Henry,  5  «  4/ 

Morton,  Mary,  8  a  4/ 

Bobert,  8  a  4/ 

Mosely,  WiUiam  L.,  ij  8  6 

Moss,  A.,  19»  4c 

Samnel  Moses,  26  a  4  a 

William  Barber,  128  id 


Mote,  William,  12  a  if 

— —  Monsley,  Joseph,  19  «  4  c 

Moyes,  B.,  18j  6  6 

Samuel,  18  j  6  a 

Muir,  D,,  9  «  6  a 

MuUiner,  W.,  12  a  if 

Mnllinex,  Joseph,  22 j  G  6 

MuUins,  Wm.  James,  16«  4/ 

Mumby,  W.  A.,  4?  F.,  29  a  7  c 

Mnnt,  George,  30  «  4/ 

Murphy,  Francis,  26  a  4  a 

John,  8  j  6  6 

Murray,  G.,  28  «  4  c 

W.,  22j  66— 23ff  4c 

Muny,  John  Money,  26  8  if 

Murton,  John  Wood,  12  a  if 

Muschamp,  J.  B.,  12  a  if 

Musgrave,  John,  ij  8  c 

Myers,  F.,  9  a  6  a 

George,  Sa  if 

•—^  Nalson,  Thomas,  11  j  5  c 

Nash,  William,  29  a  7  c 

0  2 


19 


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palkeb's  nnoEz  to  ''teb  tocsb*'  vswspasbb. 


Bankruptoiea  (continued). 

Naylor,  D.  H.,  26  «  4/ 

Neate,  Henry,  6j  6  b 

Nelson,  Andrew,  9s  6a 

' H.,6»  4/ 

'— ^  Neaa,  William,  Ij  6a 

-—  Netherton,  Thomas  George,  15j  6  b 

NeTill,  Henry,  6  c  4/ 

«" —  New,  Henxy,  llj  6  c 

NeweU,  H.,  16  a  8  a 

Newhook,  Henxy,  80  •  4/ 

—  Newnee,  Joseph,  25 J  6  a 

Newton,  0.,  16  a  8  a 

G.,  Jnn.,  19«  4  c 

■  James  Caswell,  16  «  4/ 

. Nicholl8,A.J.,  26«  4/ 

Nioholson,  AUrod,  26  «  4/ 

■  George,  4  j  8  c 

Nightingale,  William,  12  a  4/ 

Noar,  B.,  16  a  7/ 

Noble,  Charles,  2$  4e 

Nocton,  Thomas,  22  a  4/ 

Norminton,  William,  22  j  6  6 

Norris,  Charles,  1  j  6  d 

John,  19»  4c 

— ^  Northall,  Francis,  23«  4c 

Notman,  A.  8.,  18  j  6  b 

Nott,B.,  80»  4/ 

—  Nngent,  Patrick,  8  a  4/ 

Ntttt,  John,  26t  4/ 

Nye,  B.,16i  66 

Oates,  Thomas,  Ij  6a 

—  O'Brien,  Thos.  Denis,  1  a  4  a 

O'Oonnell,  Martin,  29  a  7  « 

O'Connor,  Bartholemew,  22  J  6  b 

Oddy,  B.  Tetley,  129  4  d 

^— -  Ogden,  Jonathan,  26a  4  a 
Oliyer,  H.,6s  4/ 
7/ 


[July  1  to 


-  Joseph,  16  a  .  ^ 

Thomas,  22  a  4/ 

Orford,  William  C,  29  a  7  e 

Orr,  H.,  26a  4a 

Osborne,  Henry  Ernest,  1  a  4  b 

Ostle,  Thomas,  12$  4d 

Dug,  David,  ISj  6  a 

Ontram,  Samael,  1  a  4  b 

Overson,  B.  W.,  4j  Be 

Owen,  Edward,  12  a  4/ 

J.,  22J6  6 

John,  22  j  66— 26«  4/ 

Owens,  Philip,  15  j  6  6 

Oxburgh,  Henry,  26 «  4/ 

Oztoby,  Thomas  Brown,  2C  a  4  a 

Paokwood,  Laban,  80«  4/ 

Page,  John,  19  a  4d 

Joseph,  29  a  7  c 

Prisoilla,  Sj  6  6 

Paget,  Samuel,  19  a  4  d 

Pain,  William,  11 J  6  d 

Paine,  Noah,  16*  4/ 

PaUiser,  Alfred,  98  5a 

Pallant,W.,28g  4c 

■  Palmer,  Charles  E.,  29^  6/ 

Samael  Barton,  Ij  6a 

Thomas  George  Adams,  4/86 

William  S.,23»  4c 

90 


Bankruptcies  (eotuiniud), 

Parker,  Edmand,  6  »  4/ 

Edwin,  8  a  4/ 

Frederick,  25;  6a-.12«  4d 

Henry,  26  J  6  a 

T.,26i  6« 

W.  J.,  80*4/ 

Parkin,  J.,  6  a  4/ 

.  Parkinson,  John,  4j  8  c 

Timothy,  A  Ohiistopher  Allen,  9 1  5a 

Parks,  H.  W.,  Hi  5  c 

Parr,  John,  28  •  4  c 

Parsons,  £.  0.,  28  s  4c 

Partington,  Solomon,  19  s  4  c 

Pass,  J.,  16  a  If 

Pate,  John,  22  a  4/ 

Patrick,  Daniel,  22 j  66 

Patterson,  W.  P.,  25  j"  6  a 

Pattison,  George,  5  s  4/ 

Patton,T.,22a4/ 

Paul,  A.  B.,  18 j  6  a 

James  Beed,  4  J  8  6 

Paoling,  Thomas,  26 «  4/ 

Payne,  Edwin,  1  a  4  a 

Peacock,  H.  W.,  22  a  4/ 

Pears,  William,  19s  4c 

Peat,  J.,  25i  6a 

Pengelly,  Boger,  5 1  4/ 

Penton,  George,  16  »  4/ 

Perdval,  Charles,  19s  4c 

Perfect,  Henry,  25^  6  a 

Perigoe,  Joseph,  19  a  4<f 

Perrin,  J.,  18j  6  a  # 

Peny,  Henry,  22  a  4/ 

Peters,  Alfred,  22a  4/ 

Petherbridge,  John  T.,  16  a  7/ 

Petrie,  J.,  29  a  7/ 

PettingiU,  Edwin,  8/66 

Petty,  Henry,  Ij  6a 

Phdps,0.P.,5»  4/ 

-  Philips,  Benamin,  18  j    6  a 

James  George,  12  a  4/ 

B.,  18i  6a 

S.,  29j  6/ 

Thomas,  4  j  8  6 

Fhipps,  James,  4/  8  6 

Pickering,  William,  28*  i  c 

Pickes,  Thomas  W.,  16  «  4/ 

Pickin,  John,  29  a  7  c 

Pickup,  Grimshaw,  26  «  4/ 

Pike,  Charles.  15  j  6  6 

Biohard,  28*  4e 

B.  G.,  la  4a 

Pilford,  William  Ambioac,  26  a  4  a 

Pilkington,J.,  15  a  7/ 

Pippin,  George,  80 «  4/ 

Pipes,  Edward,  22  a  4/ 

Pitt,Williain,6«  4/ 

Pittook,  W.  E.,  12 f  4d 

Piatt,  WiUiam,  26a  4  a 

Platten,  Edward,  Hj  6  6 

Player,  William,  6j  66 

Plowman,  Henry,  9  s  5  a 

Podmore,  Clara,  Sj  6  6— 15j  6  b 

Poole,  G.,  16«  4/ 

Popple,  Samael,  16  a  If 


Sept.  Wb,  1868.]       PAIjKBB'0  IKSEZ  to  ''the  TDCBB  **  IfBWSPAfJES. 


Bad 


SankraptoieB  {eonHnued)i 

Porter,  Fnnois,  18 j  6  a 

J.  A.,  16  a  7/ 

Ealph,  6s  4/ 

Potter,  George  Wayland,  15  a  7/ 

Pottcrton,  T.,  12*  4  d 

PottoD,  John  Neftte,  29  a  7  e 

Ponlter,  William,  Sen.,  28  ie 

Pound,  Oeorge,  22  j  6  b 

Poontney,  Alfred  Edw.,  29a  7 « 

Povey,  William,  19  «  4  c 

Powell,  Joseph,  2  s  Ae 

John,  26  8  4/ 


6/ 


Power,  William  Hnnt,  15  a  If 

Powneeby,  H.,  25^'  6  a 

Pratt,  George,  12  a  4/— 19«  4  c 

Preston,   Frederick  Walter,  IX  j  6(Z— 29j 

Price,  John  Thomas,  11 J  5  r^-— 25;  6  a 

—  Joseph,  15  j  6  6 

—  Matthew,  26  j  6  a 

—  Thomas  William,  2 s  4e— 9 8  6a 

—  T.,  26 «  4/ 
Pridham,  J.,  2  s  4e 
Prince,  E.  T.,  &  G.,  22  j  6  b 
Prior,  William,  26  a  4  a 
Pritohard,  John,  19s  4c 

—  P.,  5s  4/ 

—  T.  E.,6s  4/ 
Procter,  William,  11  j  5d 
Pronse,  Charles,  5  a  4/ 
Prost,  James,  19s  4  c 
Pjyor,  H.,  26  s  4/ 

—  H.  W.,  28  s  4  c 
Pngh,  R.  H.,  29i  6/ 
Pugsley,  G.  H.,  1  a  4  6 
Ptmchard,  W.  F.,  1  j  6  a 
Pnrsell,  B.,  8  a  4/ 

.  Pyman,  Thos.,  29  j  6/ 

Pyne,  Robert  Drape,  29  a  7  e 

Qneensborongh,  WiUiam  Edwin,  11  j  5  c 

Qnelch,  James,  18j  6  a 

Qnigley,  B.,  16  a  7/ 

Radoliife,  James,  18  j  6  a 

Radford,  William  Asbniy,  19  a  4  d 
.  Raebnm,  J.,  25^  65 

Railton,  Richard  J.,  12  a  4tf 
>  Rainbow,  James,  18  j  6  a 

RaUs,W.,  16j  66 

Ralph,  F.  W.,  18j  6  a 


Bankruptoiea  {c<mtinited). 

Renter,  F.  0.  T.  M.,  9  s  6  a 

— —  Reynolds,  John,  16  s  4/ 

Thomas,  29  j  6/ 

Rhodes,  Sam.,  8  j  6  & 

Richards,  George  William,  15  j  6  b 

John, 29 j  6/ 

WiUiam,  26  s  4/ 

Richardson,  Jonathan,  12  s  4  (2 

Riohens,  Edwin,  2  s  4  c 

Richey,  T.  M.,  18  j  6  a 

Rickards,  H.,  25  j  6  a 

Maria  Salome,  19  a  4  d 

Rider,  William  George,  ij  8  e 

Riley,  William,  25 J  6  a 

Robbins,  John,  23s  4c 

Roberts,  J.,  29  j  6/— 9  s  5  a 

L.,  2  s  4c 

8.,  6s  4/ 

Robertson,  F.,  6  s  4/ 

George,  4  j  8  6 

J..  29j  6/ 

Robins,  W.,  16  j  6  6 

Robinson,  Arthur,  11  j  5d 

George,  16  s  4/— -24  s  4  c 

George  Potter  Antoine,  12  s  4  c2 

H.,  25  j  6  a 

R.,  5  a  4/— 26  s  4/ 

Thomas,  29  j  6/ 

T.O.,  18i  6  a 

Robson,  Edward,  8  j  6  ^ 

Samnel,  26 J  6  a 

R.,8a4/ 


Roddis,  R.,  4j  8  c 

Rodgers,  Wm.,  29  a  7  c 

Rodway,  Joseph  William,  11  j  6  c 

Roebnck,  W.  R.,  12s  4d 

Roe,  George  Gardner,  18  j  6  & 

Rolfe,N.  Hall,  8;a4/ 

H.  J.,  9s  6a 

Ronald,  J.,  29  a  7/ 

Roper,  Richard,  11^'  6  c 

— »-  Rose,  Henry,  8  a  4  f 

Isaac  B.,  &  E.,  2*2  j  6  b 

Raymond,  29  j  6/ 


7,J.,llj6c 
Ratcbff,  Charles,  80s  4/ 

Joseph,  26  a  4  a 
Randall,W.  T.,  12  a  4/ 
Rathbone,  John,  8 a  4/--19 a  id 
Rawdling,  T.,  8  j  6  b 
Ray,  John,  28  s  4  c^80  s  4/ 
Beade,  William,  4 j  8  b 
Reading,  Charles,  9  s  6  a 
Reed,  William,  IJ  6  a 

—  Edward,  1  a  4  & 
Reere,  John,  9  s  6  a 
ReeTe8,H.,  19s  4c 
Beid,J.,  19s  4d 

—  J.,  is  J.  Grave,  8a  4/ 
Rent,  Tho0.  Richard,  29  a  7  c 


Rosesby,  John,  22  a  4/ 

Ross,  A.  M.,  29J  6/ 

— ^  Rossom,  John  William,  5  8  if 

Roath,  John,  26s  4/ 

-  Rowe,  James,  19  s  4  c 

John,  16  a  7/ 

Rowlands,  John,  6  s  4/ 

Royle,  Pookes,  15 j  6  6 

Royston,  William  L.,  28s  4  c 

Ruff,  Henry,  8  a  4/ 

Rundle,T.  L.,80s4/ 

Rnshton,  Elijah,  1  a  4  & 

■  John,  la  ib 

Rushworth,  Amelia,  12  a  4/ 

Ruskin,  A.,  11  j  5  d 

Russell,  Charles,  2  s  4  c 

John,  Hi  6d 

Lawrence  H.,  16  a  If 


Ryall,  Albert,  8  a  4/ 
Ryan,  Joseph,  80s  4/ 
—  William,  19a  id 


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[July  1  to 


Bankruptciefl  (continued). 

Bankruptcies  (continued). 

Rylance,  G.  W.,  30 «  4/ 

Shield,  Matthew,  25i  6  a 

Ryley,  Edward,  15  j  66 

Shipman,  J.  S.,  19»  4  c 

Sale,  George,  24«  4e 

Shipton,  J.,  12*  id 

Salleiy,  Samuel,  16 «  4/ 

Shore,  Robert,  26;  6  a 
Short,  John,  la  4  6 

Salmon,  Alexander,  25  j  6  a 

Salter,  Henry,  llj  5  c 

Shorten,  John,  9«  5  a 

Sandell,  E.,  30»  4/ 

Shotten,  John,  6  a  4/ 

Sander,  Wiffiam,  15  j  6I& 

Shrimpton,  Philip,  28»  4c 

Sanderson,  W.,  18 j  66 

SUbum,  William,  12»  id 

Sartain,  Frederick  William,  30 «  4/ 

Sim,  W.,  Jun.,  22  a  if 

Saunders,  C,  Us  id 

Simmonds,  John  Frederick,  26 «  4/ 

Simmons,  Charles,  18i  66 

G.,  19a4d 

Emil,  19t  4c 

Savage,  C.  D.,  16i  66 

SayiU,  Charles,  12  a  11/ 
Sawle,  R.,  1 ;  6  a 

Simpson,  Albert  L.,  15i  66 

AlrTfinilAr   f\4  ({h 

D.L..19a4d 

Sayer,  Andrew,  18  j  6  a 

Thomas,  12  a  4/ 

James,  4  j  8  6 

Sims,  Samuel,  8  a  4/ 

Seymour  Saflfery,  23  «  4  c 

Singer,  Wniiam,  4i  8  6 

WilHam,  15J66 

Sissoms,  Thomas,  29  a  7  c 

Scaife,  Thomas,  16«  4/ 

Skidmore,  Thomas,  2  »  4  e 

Rcammell,  Alfred,  30 «  4/ 

Slater,  George,  26  s  if 

—-  Schild,  J.,  Hi  5  c 

Soholey,  Thomas,  80s  4/ 

-D.1«^U     1   ^    A  i. 

Slaughter,  Henry.  19»  4c 

Schulze,  Alhert,  28  «  4  e 

Sloaue,  Michael,  15i  66 

Scotson,  J.,  22  a  A^f 

Sloeman,  John,  16  »  4/ 

Scott,  Alonzo,  16  «  4/ 

Slopier,  H.,  9^  5  a 

Henry  Boscawcn,  87  6  6 

Slugg,  William,  28  ie 

J.,  18  j  6  6-29  j  6/ 

Smart,  Gteorge,  16  a  if 

J.  W.,  22  a  4/ 

J.,  li  6a 

T.,  16*4/ 

John,  1  a  4  6 

Sconrfield,  John,  12  a  4  rf 

Smith,  Basset,  28  ie 

Scraggie,  W.  S.,  26  a  4  a 

Charles,  5  «  4/ 

Scriven,  Joseph,  26  a  4  a 

E.,  18i  6  6 

Scrivens,  8.,  25  j  6  a 

Edmund,  4i  8  c 

Scurrah,  Christopher,  1  a  4  6 

G.  W.,  19a4d 

Sculthorpe,  James,  1  a  4  a 

G.,  16i  66 

: Seaton,  Francis,  llj  5  c 

George,  15i  66—2*  4c 

Scdgley,  Walter,  12  s  4  d 

George  Thomas,  8i  6  6 

Selby,  Rosalinda,  29a  7 e 

J.,  22i  6  6— 5  a  4/— 26a  4a 

Self,  John  Dyer,  19  a  4  d 

James,  22  a  4/ 

Sexton,  WiUiam,  Ben.,  22  a  4/ 

Shackleton,  Samson,  1  a  4  6 

Shakespeare,  T.,  268  4/ 

Tmsmam  ixr<ii<<»M    1  »  it^ 

Tnnrnfi    1  fi  1  f\h 

Sharman,  R.,  4^  8  c 

Mfinr    IRti   4  f 

Sharp,  Arthur  William,  I6ir  4/ 

Orlando,  8i  66 

A.W..  19«4c 

E.,  Ij  6  a 

PR      10  IT   4  r? 

R.,  15i  66— 12  a  4/ 

EH,  5  a  4/ 

H.,  Hi  5  d    . 

T.,  9»4a 

TIT    /IUmoIao     T>«m      mt  ^    A  ^ 

W     M       Ofi  iT    4  iT 

WilHnm  'Wnltnr    ^  t    fi  Ti 

Sharrock,  John,  29/  6/ 

Share,  Thomas  Wifliam,  22a  if 

Shaw,  Arthur,  30 «  4/ 

W.,  19a4d 

Willinm    in<t4f     ^ft   Af 

Smitheman,  Thomas,  8i  6  6 

.  Smitton,  Thomas,  4i  8  c 

Smyth,  Samuel  Richard,  8  a  4/ 

J.,  19a  4d— 29a  7e 

John  George,  18i  6  h 

Soley,  Thomas,  la  46 

TftVin  TTpTinr   1  1  fl  /t 

Solomon,  Isaac,  26 »  4/ 

Solomons,  M.,  26i  6  a 

Somers,  William,  Sen.  and  Jan.,  9  «  5 

Tbilnfi  A-  Rnhrrf    R  it   A  f 

Shearer,  R.,  Hi  6  0 

« 

Shearmur,  James,  23  s  4  c 

Southom,  George,  80 «  4/ 

Sheen,  Edw.,  26  a  4  a 

Sparks,  Henry,  15  a  If 

Shclton,  Mary  Ann,  28  ie 

Spearing,  Thomas,  22i  6  6 

Shephard,  W.  P.,  Hi  5  c 

Spcdding,  Thomas,  8i  6  6 

Shepherd,  Joseph,  26  »  4/ 

Spence,  G.,  19  a  4  d 

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Saoknlptoles  (continued). 

* dpence,  W.,  Jan.,  2  ir  4  « 

-*—.  Sjpilabury,  William,  128  id 

Spinney,  A.,  Aj  8  c 

Sprang,  John  Samnel,  1  a  4  6 

Spratt,  James,  29i  6/ 

Bprott,  George,  llj  5d 

Squire,  A.,  26 «  4/ 

Btoeej,  W.  J.,  9«  6a 

Sta^iand,  James,  26  a  4  a 

Btallard,  James,  29a  7 e 

Stamthorpe,  J.  B.,  19  a  4  d 

Stanley,  Charles,  30 «  4/ 

Stannard,  W.  B.,  4  j  8  6 

■  Stanway,  William,  9  «  6  a 

— ^  StarbQjsk,  C,  19  a  4  <i 

Starkey,  John,  19  a  4  c 

Steedman,  Thomas,  22  j  6  b 

Steel,  Dorothy  Maiy,  12  a  4/ 

Stent,  G.  v.,  19«  4  c 

Stepan,  Carl,  4 j  8  & 

Stephen,  Phillips,  25  j  6  a 

Stephenson,  F.  A.,  &  H.  T.  Enibbs,  ISj  6  a 

R.,  12«  4d 

Stevens,  Samael,  23<  4« 

Stewart,  J.,  9s  5a 

J.  L.,  29o  7/ 

W.,12a  4/ 

Wm  Jan.,  29i  3/ 

&  Fleming,  12  a  4/ 

Stobie,  R.,  15a  8a 

Stockton,  David,  la  4  6 

Stoddart,  J.  H.  B.,  198  4  c 

Stokes,  Charles,  llj  5  c 

George,  llj  5  c— 22  a  4/ 

B.,  19«  4c 

'—  Stone,  Frands  William,  2  « .4  c 

Storer,  F.,  12»  4(i 

Stork,  Frederick,  22  a  4/ 

Stonghton,  Simon,  &  Joseph  Fochin,  1  a  4  6 

Strahan,  £.,  80*  4/ 

Stratford,  Thomas  Samael,  30 «  4/ 

•»—  Strohshnitter,  Andereas,  23  a  4  c 

Strong,  Henry,  12  «  4  d 

— —  Stroud,  James,  6  a  4/ 

Stnart,  J.  C.  22  j  6& 

Sndbniy,  William,  5«  4/ 

— ->  Snlean,  Lebmer,  5  «  4/ 

Sunderland,  Buftis,  26 «  4/ 

Summers,  A.,  5  «  4/ 

J.,  29  a  7/ 


Snmmerrille,  Joseph,  Jan.,  8  a  4/ 

Sater,  Samael,  Sj  6  b 

BatcUffe,  B.  N.,  19a  4  d 

Sntherland,  J.,  4j  8  c 

William,  80«  4/ 

-  Bathers,  H.,  22  a  4/ 

Button,  (George,  15  j  6  b 

J.,29j  6/— la  4a 


Swaebe,  Daniel  B.,  6$  4f 

— >*  Swaine,  George,  9  «  5  a 

— ^  Bwainston,  Edward,  26  a  4  a 

Swann,  Edw.  Gibbon,  Ij  6  a 

Sykes,  B.  H.,  2  «  4  e 

Taggart,  William,  Sj  6  b 

Tait,T.,22a  4/ 


Bankrqpteies  {continued). 

Tapper,  John,  30  s  4/ 

Tassell,  Thomas,  26  a  4  a 

Taylor,  Benjamin,  llj  5  d 

Edwin,  22  j  6  6 

Emma,  12  a  4/ 

Firth,  19»  4c 

George,  4 j  86— 4 j  8  c— llj  6  c 

G..5a4/ 

James,  80 #  4/ 

Joseph,  29  a  7  c 

T.  A.,  26a  4a 

T.  William,  26 «  4/ 

William,  23«  4c 

Taylour,  Joseph,  30 «  4/ 

•  Teagae,  Edwin,  1  j  6  a 

Tebbutt,  Richard,  18  j  6  6 

Teggin,  Samuel,  19a  4a 

Tenant,  R.  B.,  5  «  4/ 

Tennant,  W.,  2  «  4  c 

Tetley,  John,  26 a  4a 

Richard,  23  «  4  c 

Tew,  Emmanuel,  1  a  4  6 

Thomas,  A.  &£.,  2«  4e 

Charles,  25  j  6  a 

George  William,  8  j  6  6 

Griffith,  22  a  4/ 

John, 'Ij    6a— 5a   4/— 29a   7  c— 26f 

4/ 

R.,  12«4d 

Thomas,  8j  66 

W.  G.,  4j  8  c 

William  Hitohings,  18  j  6  6 

Thomason,  Gteorge,  15  j  6  h 

Thompson,  James,  llj  5  c 

Thomson,  W.,  1  a  4  6 

Thorn,  Richard,  15  j  66 

Thornton,  J.  G.,  15  a;,7  / 

Thorpe,  W.,  4  j  8  c 

— r-  ThrelfaU,  James,  80«  4/ 

Thwaites,  Charlotte,  llj  5  c 

George,  2«  4« 

Thywissen.  Frank,  26  «  4/ 

Tibbetts,  Benjamin,  30  s  4/ 

Tilfourd,  George,   &  Joseph  Mitchell,  80s 

4/ 
Tilley,  George,  16«  4/ 

Titheridge,  J.,  6s  W.  E.  Foid,  16*  4/ 

Tissington,  Walter,  26a  4a 

Tobias,  Joseph  Ss  David,  19  «  4  c 

Joseph  Sb  Davis,  23  a  4  c 

Todd,  Francis  Lambert  Perceval,  15a  7/ 

John  Geo.  Fox,  25  j  6  a 

William  Harford,  1  j  6  a 

Tollervey,  John,  12  a  4/ 

Tomkinson,  Richard,  Jnn.,  30  s  4/ 

— : Richard,  Ben.,  26  s  4/ 

Tomlin,  Edw.,  15  a  If 

Tomlinson,  James,  22  j  6  6 

Toovey,  Thomas,  5  8  if 

Townend,  William,  29 j  6/ 

• Townshend,  James,  1  a  4  6 

Tozer,  J.  H.,  26  «  4/ 

S.,  2«  4c 


Tracey,  P.,  29  a  7/ 

Tregoning,  William  Henty,  22  a  4/ 


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f  AL1CEB*S  IKDEX  TO  ''  THE  TDCVS  '*  FEWSFAf  £B. 


[July  1  to 


BanJcraptcies  (continued). 

Trehane,  William,  80  «  4/ 

Trenery,  F.,  18  j  66 

Trennerj,  J.,  18  j  6  a 

Trower,  William,  4j  8& 

Tubbfl,  Frederick,  8  a  4/ 

Tacker,  Chatles,  25  j  6  a 

John,  18i  66— 22a  4/— 2«  4* 

Taer,  0.,  Ss  J.  Bradshaw,  80 «  4/ 

Tagman,  James  Eyene,  2  «  4  « 

Take,  George,  18  j  6  6 

-  Tnlly,  Edwin,  26  J  6  a 

Tapper,  John,  4  j  8  6 

Turner,  Charles,  22i  6  6 

— ' —  Frederic,  11  j  6  c 

Henry,  19  a  4  c 

John,  26  j  6  a— 26«  4/ 

■     ■      John  Francis,  4  j  8  e 

' J.T.,29a  7e 

W..  29  j  6/ 

' Tntt,  Frederic  Thomas,  25  j  6a 

G.  M.,  22a  4/ 


Tycrs,  William,  16  »  4/ 

Tyler,  Sophia,  19  a  4  d 

Tyson,  Thomas,  19  a  4  d 

Underwood,  Frederick,  26  «  4/ 

G.,  16  a  If 

_  Ungar,  Jnlins,  29  a  7  6 

Upton,  John  Edward,  25  j  6  a 

Urquhart,  W.,  22  j  6  6 

William  Henry,  29i  6/ 

Vage,  Robert,  25  j  6  a 

Valentine,  William,  26 «  4/ 

Tallance,  John,  12  a  4/ 

Vanghan,  John,  22  a  4/ 

Veal,  B..  15i  6  6 

Veitch,  W.,  22i  66 

Verco,  W.,  80  «  4/ 

Vicoary,  Richard  James,  22  a  4/ 

Viokers,  Joseph,  Jan.,  8  j  6  6 

Vincent,  W.  H.,  18i  6  6 

. Vine,  W.,  4j  86 

•—^  Wacey,  Charles  George,  1  a  4a 

Wade,  Albert,  22  a  4/ 

Wadham,  James,  288  4 e 

Wagner,  John  William  Albert,  30 1  4/ 

Warn,  Thomas,  16  j  6  6 

Wake, William,  12a  4/— 15o  la 

Wakeham,  George  Steore,  28  y  4  c 

Wakem,  Jos.,  Jan.,  11  j  6  d 

Wakeman,  B.,  16  a  If 

-  Wakisn,  Joseph,  Jan.,  4j  8  c 
Wale,  John,  28  <  4  e 

Wales,  PhiUp,  11  j  6d 

Walker,  Elizabeth,  23«  4c 

Georgoi  22  j  6  6 

R.,  22  a  4/ 

R.  D.,  2«  ^e 

Thos.,  &  W.  Batton  Hacket,  2  «  4  « 

W.,  2«  4« 

-^ William,  22  j  6  6 

Wall,  Alex.,  4^  8  c 

Wallace,  David,  19o  4d 

WaUbank,  John,  12  8  4  d 

Wallworth,  John  Alfred,  9  s  6  a 

— —  Walmaley,  Lawrence,  8j  66 

24 


Bankroptolea  (eonUnued), 

Walncr,  John,  19a  4d 

Walsh,  James,  12  a  4/ 

Walter,  Charles,  8  j  6  6 

John  Stephen,  29^  6/ 

Walters,  H.  L.,  18  j  6  a 

J.,  la  46 


-  Watson,  Edward  L.,  16  a  7/ 

—  John,  &  Thos.  Richardson,  1  a  46 

-  Warbnrton,  Alfred  Newton,  15  a  7/ 

-  Ward,  Charles  J.,  16 «  4/ 

—  Daniel  Wrigbton,  17  «  4  c 
^ —  Emma,  19  a  4  d 

—  F.  M.,  12«  4d 
Cteorge  Gent,  4  j  8  c 


Waring,  William,  80  #  4/ 

Warmington,  J.,  26  a  4  a 

Wameford,  Henry,  288  4c 

Warradiea,  Benjamin  Abraham,  19  a  4  d 

Warren,  Henry,  6  «  4/ 

Warriner,  George,  26  $  4/ 

Washboam,  T.  H.,  6t  4/ 

Watkins,  F.  H.  G.,  &  Co  ,  So  4/ 

Reaben,  26  a  4  a 

T.J.,98  6a 

Wathing,  J.,  4j  86 

Richard,  6  a  4/ 


Waters,  H.,  ISj  6  6 

Watson,  Jonathan,  Ij  6  a 

Ricardo  Llandafi;  8  a  4/ 

Watt,  George,  1  a  4  a 

Walts,  G.  W.,  26  8  4/ 

W.,25i  6o 

Wavish,  James,  22  j  6  6 

Webb,  George,  98  6a 

Henry,  288  4c 

Joseph,  98  6a 

■  Richard,  16  J  6  6 
Samnel,  29  a  7  0 


•>*~  Webber,  JameSi  26  a  4  a 

Webster,  John  Aplin,  8j  6  6 

■      Joseph,  18 J  6  a 

Weeks,  Edw.  Henry,  16  j  6  6 

John  Robins,  8  a  4/ 


Weiss,  W.  B.,  29J  6/ 

Welch,  Charles,  1  a  4  a 

Welchman,  Charles  E.  E., 

Welham,  John,  19a  4d 

Weller,  George,  16  a  If 

Peter,  22  a  4/ 


19<  4c 


Wellock,  John,  128  4 d 

Wells,  John,  16i  66 

George,  29  j  6/ 


-^—  West,  George  John,  1  a  4  a 
H.,  128  Id 

Israel,  4  j  8  c 

Maarice  Thomas,  1  a  4  a 

R.,4j  86 

Westlake,  S.  T.,  29i  6/ 

Westley,  Thomas,  5  a  4/ 

Westmoreland,  John,  16  a  If 

Westwood,  J.,  Ij  6  a 

Whaler,  Thomas,  11  j  6  c 

Wharram,  T.,  29j  6/ 

Wheatley,  Richard,  128  4 d 

Whitaker,  T.,  288  4c 


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Bail 


Bankraptoiefl  (continued)* 

Whitaker,  Thomas,  la  4b 

"White,  Anthonj  Edm.  Dyer,  22  j  6  b 

George,  4J  8  c 

Hexffy,  23  «  4  c 

Louisa  Oraneston,  Ij  6  a 

Sarah,  9«  5  a 

William, 8j  6b 

WhitebaU,  Joseph,  18  j  6  6 

Whitehead,  J.  B.,  4j  8  & 

Whymper,  J.  C,  ^36  s  4/ 

Wickes,  William,  22^  6  b 

Widdowson,  H.,  Jmi,  IQs  if 

Hexuy,  Jan.,  26  s  4/ 

Wigelsworth,  J.  K.,  Ss  G.  E.  Carter,  16 j  66 

Wiggins,  Daniel,  6  «  4/ 

Wigglesworth,  A.  F.,  2  «  4  « 

Wightman,  James  William,  Ij  6a 

Wilcock,  James,  18  J  6  6 

Robert,  6  a  4/ 

Wild,  Francis,  2 »  ie 

J.,  9«  6  a 


Wilde,  James,  128  id 
Wildsmith,  J.  W.,  1  a  4& 
Wilks,  J.,  19f  4c 
•  Wilkes,  Samuel,  6  a  4/ 
-  Wilkinson,  Thos.  G.,  29  a  le 
WiUcox,  John,  11  j  5  c 
Wilbeam,  Frederiok  C,  25  j  6  a 
Williams,  David,  19  a  4  c 
Edward,  6  «  4/ 


EUas,  19a  id 

Ellen,  4j*  8c 

John,  29i  6/-  5  a  4/ 

John,  Jun.,  Ij  6  a 

J.  W.,  26a  4a 

Richard,  8  a  4/ 

Thomas,  2  »  4c 

William.  Ij  6  a— 22 J  66— 16  a  7/ 

W.  G.,  8i66 

Willing,  WilHam,  2  8  ie 

Wilson,  Ohorles  Henry,  &  C.  Henry,  Jan., 

26  «  4/ 

Hugh,23t  4c 

'  John  Charles,  19  »  4  c 

T.,26a  4a 

Charles,  Ij  1  b 

Christopher  John,  18  j  6  a 

G.,  29  a  7/ 

— —  G.D.,  16  a  7/ 

James,  ij  8  6 

■  John,  1  a  4 6— 19«  4 c 

— -  Winoott,  John,  8  a  4/ 

—  Windsor,  S.,  5  «  4/ 
■^^  Windram,  John,  80 «  4/ 

—  Wingrave,  F.  T.,  ij  8  6 

—  Winter,  E.,  26  j  6  a 

Edward,  23*  4c 

Hugh,  23 »  4c 

William  Carter.  6«  4/ 

—  Winterflood,  William,  Ij  1  b 

—  Wise,  Geo.  Davies,  12  a  if 

—  Witt,  T.  J.,  18 j  66 

—  Witte,  Ludwig,  30  «  if 

—  Witts,  E.F.,  16  a  7/ 
EHzabeth,19a  id 


Bankniptoies  (continued), 
Witts,  John,  29  j  6/ 

Mary,  1  a  4  a 

Wood,  A.,  1  a  4  6 

Alfred,  25  j  6  a— 12  a  4/ 

•  Francis,  6»  4/ 

George  &  Peter,  29  a  7c 

Henry,  8j  66 

James,  ISj  6  b 

Peter  H.,  22/  6  6 

Robert,  8  a  4/ 

■  Samuel,  58  if 

Thomas  Burrow,  ij  8  c 

William,  26  «  if 


Woodfall,  Richard,  2  «  4  c 

Woodhams,  G.,  12  a  if 

^  Wooding,  Charles,  26  j  6  a 

Woodrow,  J.,  29  j  6/ 

Woods,  George,  2  «  4  c 

Sir  Noel  Hope,  19  a  4d 

*  Woolf,  Henry,  16^  6  6 

Wormold,  Wm.  Joseph,  16 j  6  a 

Wotpole,  J.,6*  4/ 

Worsdale,  William  Charles,  30  »  4/ 

— --  Worsfold,  John,  1  a  4  a 

Worsley,  G.,  29j  6/ 

Worsnon,  Ann,  11  j  5  d 

Worth,  Thomas  Proctor,  30 «  4/ 

Wright,  C,  Ij  6  a 

Charles  James,  22  j  6  6 

.Eli,li  6  a 

Edwin,  23  «  4  c 

Frances  Eliza,  29  j  6/ 

John,  29  j  6/ 

Richard,  80 «  4/ 

Robert  William,  26»  if 

Samuel,  28  ie 

Samuel  Digby,  15  »*  6  6 

W.,22i  66 

Wrightson,  John  M.,  16  e  if 

Wyatt,  Francis,  llj  6  d 

■  Samuel,  16  a  If 
Wyld,W.,15a  7/ 

Wyllie,  A.,  8  a  4/ 

Yard,  William,  16  j  6  6 

Yardley,  William,  16  j  6  b 

Yates,  Alfred,  22  a  if 

E.H.,li6a 

Henry  Charles,  1 J  6  a 

J.N.,  18i  6  a 

Yelland,  Edwin,  26  s  4/ 

Young,  Charles, 6j  6b 

Emma,  5  8  if 

— —  Hemy,  18;  6  6 


J.,  16  a  7/ 

John,  25 j  6  a— 6  a  4/— 16  a  If 

N.,9«6a  ^ 

Richard,  2s  4c 

Yuill,  S.,  22j  66 

BANKBUPT?CIE8  ANKtTLLBD :— 

Bailey,  Charles  Edward,  16*  if 

William,  28  id 

Baker,  William  Henry,  22  a  if 

— -  Brown,  Rev.  Henry,  8  a  4/ 

— ■ Jesse,  29  a  7  c 

Carpenter,  Henry  Frederiok,  12  a  if 

26 


33an 


PAL1C£B*S  IKD£X  TO  '^TffiS  TtlCES*'  iTfiWaPAPEB. 


[July  1  to 


Bankruptoies  Annulled  (continued), 

CoUingwood,  W.,  30 «  4/ 

Cooper,  W.  G.,  Jun.,  18 j  6  a 

Cotterell,  J.,  18  j  6  a 

Edwards,  Robert,  23  8  4  e 

Eviflon  &  Carter,  26  a  4  a 

Fenn,  George,  29  J  6/ 

Gates,  T.,  29  j  6/ 

Graham,  H.  C.  T.,  25  j  6  o 

-  Harris,  William  Christopher,  28s  4  e 

Hey,  William,  22^  6  a 

Hooke,  Richard,  15  j  6  a — 22  J  6  a 

Howard,  Hon.  B.  T.,  18i  6  a 

Hughes,  Henry,  12  a  4/ 

Jackson,  W.  L.,  &  H.  Griffiths,  25i  6  a 

Litten,  Randall  Pedley,  4  j  8  b 

LovegroTe,  John  James,  6*4/ 

Marnott,  J.  T.,  29 j  6/ 

Mason,  J.  G.,  IJ  6  a 

Maade,  Capt.  F.  C.  E.,  26a  4a 

Morgan,  0.,  ISj  6  a 

Morris,  Eli,  16 «  4/ 

Rev.  EU,  23«  4e 

* Pahner,  Henry  D.,  29  a  7  c 

Priest,  Frederick,  6  a  Af 

Prince,  Charles,  26a  Aa 

Richards,  Fred.  A.  Gibbs,  11  j  6  c 

Russell,  Charles  D.,  29a  70 

Straflford,  Heniy,  22 J  6  a 

Wacker,  James  Edmond,  12  a  4tf 

Wellington,  W.,  26 »  4/ 

West,  William,  22  a  4/ 

Tapp,  Edw.,  26a  4a 

BANKBUFTOY  OOUBT  :—  ^ 

Aspinall,  Joseph,  Examination,  15a  lid 

Bacon,  Edw,,  for  Discharge,  1  a  9<5 

Baron,  David,  for  Release,  21  j   11  b—dOj 

9e 
•— ^  Beeohing,  Edw.,  Discharge,  1  a  9  c 

« Belding,  — ,  Meeting,  11  a  9  <2 

Benjamin,  Benj.,  Meeting,  20  a  11  d 

« Bingham,  W.  H.,  for  Execution  against,  28  a 

9d 

Booth,  William,  for  Discharge,  21  j  11  b 

i — ^  Brassey,  — ,  Discharge,  11a  9  d 

Bullock,  H.  R.,  Discharge,  4j  11  e 

■'  W*  E.,  Examination,  16i  11  d 

' Cobden,  James,  Release  refused,  2^9  e — 16  s 

9e 

-  Oruidkshank,    George,   Jun.,   Examination, 
16 j  11 d 

— u  Gumming,  M.  L.,  Examination,  15i  lib 

Dempsey,  — ,  Discharge,  9^  11  b 

DoWer,  Henry  John,  Exanunation,  1  a  9  e 

^ — ■'  Eardley,  Sir  Eardley  G.  Culling,  Meeting, 

l5a  lid 
' — ^  Ullissen,  — ,  Deed  and  Arrangement,  26  a 

9e 
^ —  Elworthy,  Frederick  Thomas,  for  Transfer, 

24  j  11  b 

Meeting,  12  a  9  d 

l^oulkes,  Henry,  for  Execution  against,  28  a 

9(2 

' Fox  Si  Dowland,  Messrs.,  Discharge,  8  j  11  e 

' — ■•  Fuller,  Hiram,  for  Relea8e»  14 «  lie— 28 « 

11  & 


Bankruptcy  Oottrt  (continued), 

Gain,  Albert,  Examination,  4  a  9  a 

Gibbings,  William,  for  Discharge,  3 J  11  e 

— —  Halse,  John,  Discharge,  15^'  11  b 
->-'^=  Henry,  David  Joseph,  Examination,  28  j  9  c 
— »  Hewitt,  Richard,  Order  for  Release,  2  s  9e 
Hidalgo,  Raphael,  Meeting,  5  a  9  a 

Hill,  John  R.,  for  Release, Ss  9d 

Hotz,  Albert,  for  Release,  2$  9e 

Howard,  Joseph,  Meeting,  14  a  9  d 

^—  Imperial  Ottoman  Bank,  29  a  7a 
Jones,  R.,  for  Release,  29*  9e 

-  Lester,  Rev.  J.  W.,  Discharge,  1^  11  e 
Lobb,    Henry   William,  Examination,  15j 

11  & 
Lyall,  Geo.,  for  Discharge,  6  j  11  d 

-  Mansell,  Edward,  Discharge,  6  a  11  <l 

Moss,  Benjamin,  for  Release,  16s  9 « 

Mottram,  Alex.  Hollis,  Discharge,  6  a  9  a 

Muggeridge  re  Fowler,  4a 9  a 

Myers,  Edward,  for  Release,  24  j  11  &~-25  j 

lib 
Newton,  G.  H.,  Discharge,  8a  9  d 

Notice  of  Sittincs,  Ij  llb^2j  ll*-3j  11/ 


—21  j  11  d— 22i  11  «-23/  9d— 24j  11/— 
25 j  11/— 27j  11/— 28i  .9/— 29i  ll*-30> 
9e— 31/  11/— la  9/— 3a  10/— 4a  9«--5a 
9/— 6a  lie— 7a  8/— 8a  9«— lOo  11/— 11a 
9  6— 12  a  9«— 13  a  9/— 14a  9d— 15a  llr— 
17a9/— 18a9/— 19a9/— 20allc— 21a9/— 
22  a  9 e— 24  a  11  d— 25  a  9/— 26a  9d— 37a  9  f 
—28  a  9  d— 29  a  11  &— 31  a  9/— 1 «  9/— 2  «  9/ 
— 3«  9/— 4s  9/— 5s  9/— 7s  Ud— 8s  9d- 
9s  9/— 10s  9/— lis  9/— 12s  9e— 14s  lid 
—15  s  9/— 16  s  9/— 17  s  9/— 18  s  10  ft— 19  » 
9f— 21s  11/— 22s  9d— 24s  9/— 26s  U/— 
26s  9/— 28s  lla^29s  9/— 30s  9d 

No&ce  of  Sittings  for  Last  Examination,  1/ 

6  a— 4/  8  c— 8  j  6  &— 11  j  6  d— 15/  6  6—18/  6  a 
—22/  6  6—25/  6  a— 29/  6/— 1  a  4  5—5  a  4  f 
— «  a  4/— 12  a  4/— 15  a  7/— 19  a  4  d— 22  a  7/ 
—26  a  4  a— 29  a  7  «— 2  s  4  <— 6  s  4/— 9  s  5  a— 
12s  4d-16s  4/— 19s  4c— 23s  4e— 26^  4/ 
—30  s  4/ 

Oxenden,  Bir  Henry  Chudldgh,  Disebarg?, 

24/  11 b 

— —  Peters  &  Warburton,  Examination,  9/  11  ft 

Peto,  Sir  M.,  Betts  &  Crampton,  Disohazsie. 

7/  11 6—28/  9  ft 

Purser,  — ,  for  Discharge  of  Petiiioii,  96  a 

9e 

— *  Randnitz,  Sydney,  for  Discharge,  11/  11  e 

6chult2,  Albert,  for  Release,  19  s  9  tf 

— —  Sharp,  Henry,  Discharge,  8/  11  e 

Simmonds,  R.  A,  Meeting,  14a  9d 

-  Skidmore,  — ,  Release  refused,  2s  9e 

Slugg,  — ,  for  Release,  22s  9 e 

Smith,  John,  Discharge,  10/  9  ft 

Spark,  Charles  William,  Discharge,  14a  9 d 

Thorn,  Samuel,  Examination,  15/  11  ft 

Tozer,  John,  Discharge,  28/  9  e 

Twelvetrees,  Harper,  First  Bitting,  8j  11  r 

—25/  12  ft 


Sept.  30y  1868.]     PiLMSE's  htdbx  to  ''the  thies"  kewspapeb. 


Bk 


Bankruptcy  Coiirt  {continued). 

Waters,  Thomas,  for  Discharge,  12  a  9  d 

Watson,  B.  L.,  for  Belease,  24  a  11  c 

Westhead,  Albert,  for  Discharge,  Ba  9d 

Whitey,  J.  S.,  Examination,  Hj  11  c 

Wilkins,  F.  L.,  Examination,  22 j  lid 

Yates,  Edward  Hodgson,  Examination,  16^' 

lid 
Bankrnpt<7  Act  Amendment,  J.  Btusell  on,  13  j 

6d 

New, 4a  9c 

Vindex  on  Mr.  Rnssell's  Bemarks,  17  j  9/ 

Barbadoes,  Memorial  itom,  as  the  New  West  India 

Mail  Station,  4  a  6  6 
Barkley  (G.  A.j  on  Watering  Horses,  25  j  11  f 
Bamet  Cattle  Fair,  29  a  6/— 5  8  10  d— 8«  6/ 
Consecration  of  the  New  Chnrch  at,  15  a 

12  d 
Barristers*  and  Attorneys',  Proposal  to  Amalga- 
mate the  Two  Branches,  29  8  7  a 
Barry  fE.  M.)  on  the  New  Law  Courts,  Bj  11/— 

la  4e 
(F.  T.)  on  the  Earthqoake  in  Ecoador,  18  s 

7/ 
Bath  (Order  of  the),  Appointment  of  Officers  of  the 

Abyssinian  Army,  15  a  7/ 
Thomas  Uoyd,  26a  4a 

SaTille  Marriott  Pelly,  26  a  4  a 

Bath  and  Bristol  Colliery  Extension,  4j  10  b^-Bj 

76 
Bath  and  Wells  (Bishop  of).  Health  of,  1 «  7  a--* 

6«  7c 
Bathers,  the  Boyal  Humane  Society's  Instructions 

to,  19a  lOtf 
Baths,  Proposal  for  Erecting  them,  8  s  9  d — 10  8 

9/__15,  4/ 

B  AVABIA  !-- 

—  Betrothal  of  the    King  with   the  Bnssian 
Grand  Duchess  Marie,  25  a  10  a 

Court  Circular,  4  »  7  6—9  s  10  a— 29  «  10  6 

Extradition  Treaty  with  Italy,  19  «  7c 

Formation  of  a  Military  Commission,  Bj  9  a 

—25  a  10a 
Marriage  of  the  Duchess  Sophia  with  the 

Duke  of  Alen^on,  18  s  7  6—29  9  10  6 
Miscellaneous   Information,    13;   9  c — 16 j 

6  a— 81  a  10  a— 21 8  9  6 
Naturalization  Treafy  with   United  States, 

19«  7c 

Postal  Treaty  with  Italy,  31  a  10  a 

Bears  Wharf,  Sale  of  by  Auction,  30 j  5  a 
Beales    (EdmO  on  the  Guildhall   Meeting,  llj 

11a 
Beach  (— ),  Speech  at  Btirghdare,  25  8  10  a 
Bedding-out  Plants,  Anntud  Distribution  to  the 

Working  Classes,  29  «  5  c 
Beggar  and  Blind  Dog,  a  good  Story,  21 «  9  a 
SBliGIUM :— . 
Accident  to  one  of  the  English  Competitors, 

298  8/ 

Arrival  of  New  French  Minister,  80 1  7  c 

Editor  of  the  LanUme,  11a  10  a 

Court  Circular,  18  a  10  a— 14  a  10  a 

Fire  Damp  Explosion  at  Jemmappes,  10a 

12  a 
Foreign  Trade  of,  15  a  6/ 


Belgium  (continued.) 

Health  of  the  Prince  Boyal,  10  a  12  a— 11  a 

10a--14a  10  a— 15  a  12  a— 18  a  10  a— 19  a 
10a— 24a  5a— 26a  10a— 1«  lOo— 8«  8a 
— 9«  10a— 11»  8a— 12»  lOo— 14«  9c— 15« 
10a— 16»  7d— 17«  lOo— 19»  7c— 21j96 
— 23«  76— 24»  76— 26<  7  6—28*  9c 

Opening  of  the  Dutch  Chambers,  22  s  7  6 

Prosecution  of  the  E8piegle  for  Insult  to  the 

Emperor  of  France,  9  «  10  a 

Tir  National  Bifle  Association,  19 «  7i^-28  s 

8c— 24f  10c— 28<  4c^28»  9c— 29»  8/ 

Trial  of  the  Miners  of  Chatelinau,  19  a  10  a 

Wolff  v.  Printer  of  the  Inflexible^  Judgment, 

15  a  12  d 

Bell  (James),  Sentenced  to  5  years  Penal  Servi- 
tude in  Error,  2l8  9d 
'  Liberation,  21  8  9d 

Betum  of  Mr.  Guerrier*s  Expenses  for 

e&cting  his  Liberation,  21 «  9  d 

(James  L.)  on  the  Egyptian  Law  Courts,  2 J 

Be 

•" —  (J.  D.)  on  Oxford  Local  Examination,   Is 

8/ 
Bellingham  (W.  T.)  on  Increasing  the  Bates,  lie 

106 
Bellows  (Henry  W.),  American  View  of  the  Irish 

Church,  78  6c 
Benedict  (Jules)  ou  the  Agricultural  Hall  Concerts, 

19  8  10a 
Bennett  (Bet.  W.  J.  E.),  Commission  to  txy  on  the 

Charge  of  Heresy,  llj  10  c 
Berkshue  Assises,  Alteration  of  Assize  Town  from 

Abingdon  to  Beadinff,  IB  8  10  c 
Bermuda  Floating  Dock,  8  e  7/— 4  8  10  a-^B  $  9/ 

—10  «  9  c 
Bemal  (Fred.)  on  the  International  Tacht  Bace^ 

Bj  96 
Bethlehem   Hospital,  Election  of  Dr.  Hood  as 

Treasurer,  Bj  9  6 
Bethmd  Green  Dispensary,  da   10/— 7a  4/— 

15a  12dr-Ua  lib 
Betting  Men  to  be  accounted  Vagrants,  17i  9  c 
Bicester  Agricultural  Society  and  the  Members  for 

Oxford,  10 «  9c 
Billingsgate  Market,  Proposed   Bemoval  of,  Ij 

12  h 
Bills  of  Exchange  on  India,  the  Stamp  required, 

llj  10  a— 18 j  7  a— 14J  11a 

-  Gross  Beceipts  from,  10  a  9  a 
Birmingham,  Mr.  Bright's  Speech,  26  j  12  c 

Chamber  of  Commerce,  Half- Yearly  Meeting, 

Blj  5/ 

— —  ExtensiYe  Fire  in  Sutton  Park  and  acljacent 

Forests,  5  a  7  c 
•— ^  Protestant  Association  and  Mr.  Bright,  28  8 

4/ 

-  Trade  School  for,  5  *  10  6 

— ^  Voters  for  the  next  Election,  24  a  10  c 

Wagon  Company,  7  a  5  6 

Birth  extraordinary  of  four  Children  at  Chatham, 
9j  12  6— 20i  12  d 

BIBTHS : — In  consequence  of  the  Begistrar  Gene- 
eral  having  a  complete  Alphabetic^  list  from 
1837,  of  all  Births  m  the  British  Dominions,  a 
also  of  all  British  Subjects  bom  abroad,  whicl 


Bit 


FALKEB*S  ItmSX  TO  ''tHB  TtMBS"  VEWSFAPSB. 


[  Jidy  1  to 


Birthfl  (continued^, 
can  be  inspected  at  any  time  at  the  Office  in 
Somerset  House,  it  is  not  deemed  eiq^edient  to 
continue  the  minimum  lists  as  adyertised  in  the 
Times, 

Teck  (Princess  of),  14  a  10  a 

Wales  (Princess  of),  Jj  7/ 

Greece  (Queen  of),  6  a  12  a 

Bishop  of  London's  Fund,  8  j  6  d 

Bbick  Coats,  bad  Wear  for  Summer,  18  J  6  b 

Blackfidars,  New,  Bridge,  31  j  10«-~la  10  « 

Temporary  Bridge,  State  of,  6  a  4  e 

Blaekheath,  intended  ]^esenration  of,  14  a  7  « 
BUir  (Bobt.  Hugh),  on  Beading  for  the  Blind,  27  j 

11 6 
Blanford  (Wm),  Note  about  Abyssinia,  22$  5d 
Blasting  Purposes,  a  new  Disooyery  for,  10  «  6  a 
Blind,  Society  for  Printing,  etc..  Books  for,  80 j 

4e 
Society  for  Ptoyiding  Beading  for,  27  J  11  e 

-  Swallow  (0.)  on  Beading  for,  29  j  10  6 

Workshop  for  the  Blind,  Appeal  for,  21  j  12  c 

Bloomsbury,'8erious  Fire  in  Broad  Street,  11  j  12  a 
Blow  for  Blow,  28  s  11  e 

Bode  (Baron  de)  and  his  Indemnity  Money,  22  j 

10  a 
Boiler  Explosions  and  Ooroner's  Inquests  on,  1  e 

10  c 
Bokhara  Oampaicp,  terrible  Episode  to,  8  s  8  e 
Bombay,  Bishopric  of,  new  Appointments,  15  9  4/ 
Bond  (Edw.  A.)  on  the  Poem  ascribed  to  Milton, 

27  j  6/— 80 j  3  d 
Bonnets  at  Theatres,  15  «  10  c 
Book  of  Jasher :  where  is  it  ?  2BJ  4  b 

ought  to  be  Book  of  Enoch,  27  j  11  & 

Notes  about,  28  j  6&— 29i  6  •—80  J  8/— 

81j  6c-4a  lOe 
Books,  Autographs  etc. :  Autographs  and  MSS.  at 

Puttick*8,  21  a  10  & 

Statistics  of  the  National  Libraries  of  Spain, 

2  a  10/ 

Sir  Walter  Scotfs  MSS.atyjhrisfcle'B,  10  »*  5  d 

St  Christopher,  1428,  24  a  7<^— 21«  6/— 

22«  7/ 

Weight  of  Exports,  increase  of,  17  ;  10  d 

Borough,  Great  Fire  in,  11  a  8/*~12  a  7/ 
Boyill  (W.  E.)  on  the  Safety  and  Punctuality  of 

Belgium  Bailways,  2s  7 d 
Bowyer  (Sir  George)  on  Canon  Law,  7  a  4/— 16  a 

12  c 

on  the  Church  of  Sootland,  10  a  9  a 

on  Sister  Patrodno  and  Father  Claret,  29 » 

7/ 
Boyle  (Cayendish)  on  ancient  Woodcute,  2ia  7d 

2l8  6/ 
Braemar  Gathering,  4  f  7  a 
Braby  (Fred.)  &  Co.,  Statement  of  Account,  19  a 

4c 
Bradlaugh  (Charles)  on  the  Guildhall  Meeting,  11 J 

11a 
-—^  and  Bright,  Correspondence,  SOs  7  b 
Brady  (Dr.)  on  the  Irish  Church,  7jSd 
Brandon  (Raph.),  on  Third  Class  Carriages,  19 «  5/ 
BBAZn.:-- 

and  Biyer  Plate  Mails,  2$  %d 

Commercial  Intelligence,  Ij  12a-^i  12  d 


Braail  (continued), 
-^17 j  lOo— 18i  126— 22i    10«— SOj  10  a- 
8al0d— 14a  lOo— 15a  12aand5— 25a  5a 
—29a  5a— 81a  lOo— 2«  8c— 14«  9d— 15« 
106— 18«7c 

Finance,  25  J  10  a 

-  Humaita  occupied  by  the  Allies,  29  a  6  a— 
Is  5a— 2«  7a— 14«  9d— 15«  5a 

. ManaBank,  18i  12 d— 20a  5a 

Miscellaneous  Intelligence,  4j  12  d — 27  j  9  c 

80J  lOo— 15a  12  6— 18a  5a— 20a  6a— 21a 
4/— 29a  5a 

Montevidean  Banks,  %s  8e 

New   Ministry,   15  a   7  a— 15  a    12  6— 29  a 

5a 

Paraguayan  War,  4j  12d— ISj  126— 27j 

9c— 8a  10<^-6a  5/— 6a  10c— 15a  126— 
25a  5a— 29a  5a— 2a  7a— 2«  8d— 18«  7c 

Telegrams,  2  «  7  a— 14  «  9  c 

-  Shipping  Intelligence,  4j  12  e — ^15  a  12  6— 
2«  8/ 

War  in  Hayti,  20  j  12  6 

Brazilian    Sinking    Fund   Loan :    Numbers    of 

Debentures  to  be  paid  off  Sept  1st.,  6^'  5  6 
Bread,  Why  not  reduced  in  Price,  27i  7  c— 29; 

7/__81j  6  6— 5a  4d 

Short  Weight  supplied  to  the  Unions,  7j 

12  c 

Brewer  (J.  S.)  olx  the  New  Poem  of  Miltan,  25; 

12/ 
Briarly  (Thos.  Edw.)  in  Court  again,  20  a  11  a 
Bribery  Bill,  20;  6/ 
Bricklayers,  Proposal  for  a  Court  of  Arbitration, 

Us  he 
Bright,  Address  to  his  Constituents,  1*76 

Adyioe  to  his  Constituents,  5  a  7  « 

and  the  Birmingham  Protestant  Association, 

28  f  4/ 

and  Bradlaugh  Correspondence,  80«  76 

on  the  Payment  of  BsAes  for  Votes,  11 «  10  a 

— 19«  7  6 
-^—  Speech  at  Birmingham,  25^'  12  c 

Speech  on  the  Irish  Church,  15  j  6c2 

Brighton  Arcade  Company,  28;  5  6 

Drainage  of,  18  «  8  c 

Hotel  Company,  6;  7  o 

-^  Bitnalistic  Sendees  tt,  80  «  8  c 

-  West  Pier,  Serious  Panic  on,  4  a  7/ 
■  Notes  about,  5  a  10  6 

Bristol  Port  and  Pier,  12  a  5/ 

September  Fair,  2  b  10  c 

WoolFair,  4»  10c 

British  ArohiBological  Association  and  the  Bodiatf 
Villa  at  Chedworth,  17  a  7<2 

Society,  22;  86— 4a  lOd 

British  Association,  7;  9  c— 20;  9  c— 8  a  4(i— 17a 
4(1— 19a  5d 

Dr.  Hooker's  inaugural  Addreas,  90  a  6tf 

General  Meeting  at  Norwich,  20«  6a— 
21a  4a— 22a  4a— 24a  7a— 25  a  9a— 26a 
46— 27a  8c— 28a  9a 

Hayward  (Bobt.  B.)  on.  28  a  9c 

Leading  Article  on,  21  a  6/— 25  a  7  a 

British  Army,  30;  8  c 

Columbia,  Proclamation  of  Victoria  as  the 

capital  Oiiy,  lis  4; 


Sept.  30, 1868.]    ?alio&b's  index  to  '^  the  tikeb  "  hewbfapeb. 


Cam 


BzitiBb  Fisheziefl,  25  j  9  e 

Land  Company,  1^'  10  6 

Medical  Afisooiation,  30  j  8  c — 5  a    lf--^a 

9a 

Masemn  Print  Boom,  21  a  6/ 

Mr.  Blade's  Printa,  llj  5  d 

^—  PoBsesaionB,  Official  Betom  of,  19  s  10  6 
-^—  Ship  Owners*  Company,  7  j  10/ 

SpiriiB,  Customs  Betoins,  29  j  7/ 

Society  for  Propagating  the  Gospel  among 

the  Jews,  Defanoe,  26  «  7  « 
Brodrick  (Geo.  C),  Letters  to  the  Dnke  of  Marl- 
borough on  the  Woodstoek  Bleotion,  11 «  10  6 
Brooke  (Biyah  Sir  James),  Account  o^  25  j  5  & 
Brougham  (Lord),  Autobiography  of,  note  about, 
18  j  66— 20j  6/ 

Bust  to  be  placed  in  the  Guildhall,  24^  10  h 

Browne  rW.  J.)  on  how  to  supplement  the  defi- 
cient Hay  Crop,  12  a  4  e 
Brash  (Dr.  Bamsay)  on  Einglake's  luTasion  of  the 
Crimea,  19  a  4  e 

with  Pirates,  7  a  106 

Buckingham  Palace,  Beported  Fire  at,  19  a  10  a 
BuckUnd  (Frank)  on  Oyster  Spat,  2j  10  c 

. on  the  Strange  Fish,  19  <  10  6 

Buenos  Ayres  News,  21 «  7  a 

Bulgaria,  Miscellaneous  News,  81j  9  c 

Bull  Fight  at  Cadiz,  Exciting  Scene,  20  j  12  6 

—  at  Havre,  8  j  6  c 
^  in  Spain,  12s  9/ 

Bullion  and  Specie,  Imports  during  the  past  Year, 

15a  12  6 
Bunsen  (Baron),  Note  about,  18  a  7  (2 

Beviewer^s  Defence,  21 «  10  6 

Border  (Dr.  G.  F.)  on  the  great  Bain  fEJl,  20  j 

lid 
Burglar,  Desperate  Encounter  with  and  Capture  of 

at  Syston,  1 «  7 a— 5«  10 6 
Burglary,  Daring,  at  Cumberland  Lodge,  Windsor 

Park,  15i  12  6 

Daring,  near  Windsor,  28  a  4c 

Bnrgoyne  (J.  F.)  on  the  Corps  of  Commissionaires, 

6«  7/ 
on  Lord  Baglan  and  the  Crimean  War,  1  j 

12  (^7  a  Id 
Buried  aliye.  Coffin  to  Preyent  it,  16  a  J  c— 29  f 

7a 
Burial  of  the  Dead  earlier  recommended,  3j  12/ 
Burial  Serrice,  Refusal  to  read  it  over  a  Child,  14  a 

10  c 
Burlington  Fine  Arts  Club,  10  j  7  c 

—  House,  Demolition  of  its  Frontage,  18  a  7  a 
__16,  4/— 18»  8« 

Burning  Mountains  in  Monmouthshire,  SO  j  9/ 

Bomside  (W*  B.)  on  Hotel  charges  in  Scotland, 
iB  lOc 

Burnt  and  mutilated  Body  of  a  Child  found  in  St. 
James'  Park,  29  «  10  6 

Burr  (Higford),  Caution  to  those  frequenting  his 
Park,  2j  11  a 

Burrows  (Montague)  on  Collegiate  and  Unattached 
Students,  18  s  8/ 

Bortt  (Joseph)  on  the  Chapter  House  of  West- 
minster Abb(9y,  8  a  10/ 

Bury  (Lord),  Address  on  the  Irish  Church,  4  s  4  d 

Butchers,  Baid  on,  at  Shrewsbury,  2  j  6/ 


Butchers*  Meat,  Prices  rising  again,  7 i  10  6— 10  j 
8/ 

Defence  Letters,  9i   7/-- llj    12  6— 13  j 

7c 

Bute  Festivities,  Programme,  8  s  9/ 

Proceedings,  17  a  7/— 19  a  If 

Marquis  of,  not  a  Member  of  the  Boman 

Church,  19  »  7/ 

and  the  Cardiff  Election,  28  s  10  c 

Butler  (Charles  L.)  on  Umbrella  Stealing  and 
Magistrates'  Decisions,  16  j  7/ 

Butt  ( — )  Letter  on  Evictions  and  Scully  Land- 
lords, 7«  lOd— 8«  8/— 11«  9d 

Bev.  Dr.  Drew,  on,  14«  7  6 


Cabinet  Councils,  4 j  9  d— 6 j  8/-- 13  j  9  6— 18  j 

9c— 29i  9a— la  7d— 10«  7c 
Cabs,  Adjustment  of  Difficulties,  19  s  7  <2 
the  Cab  Owners'  Grievances,  80  j  4  c 

-  Cessation  of  the  Strike,  II  a  10  c 

General  Meeting  at  the  Agricultural  Hall, 

29  a  5c 

Heavy  Charges  at  Eton,  28«  5/ 

*^^  Intended  Withdrawal  from  ^e  Streets,  4« 

10  0—5  a  8  c 
Leading  Article  on  the  Strike,  29  a   9  a — ^9  a 

^e-^lOa  6c 
— ^-  London  Cabman's  Life,  29  <  7  a 
Meetings   of  the  Proprietors,  la    7/— -9  a 

10  c— 10«  10  c 
Notes  on  the  Strike,  la  le^Sa  If— 10 a 

10c-'12«  9e^l58  8c— 16s  9  6 

Open-air  Meeting  about,  81 J  9  6—8  a  If 

The  Parisians'  Idea  of  London  Cabs,  17  a 

8a 

Besolutions  sent  to  the  Bailway  Companies, 

88  5  c 

State  of  the  Law  about  their  Withdrawal, 

and  the  Fines  per  Day,  4  s  4/ 

— •  the  Strike  and  the  Bailway  Companies,  98 
7/ 

Threatened  Strike  of,  at  the  Bailway  Sta- 
tions, 22 j  12/— 29j  9/— 24  a  6  0^-28  a  7/— 
31a  10c— If  1  d—2a  106 

Cagliari  Gas  and  Water  Company,  17  a  4/ 

Caldwell  (Bobert  C.)  on  the  new  found  Poem  of 
Milton,  22  j  5/— 80j  8  c 

Califomia,  Introduction  of  the  Manufacture  of  Silk 
and  Beetroot  Sugar,  7  a  5  a 

its    immense     Mineral     and    Agricultural 

Besources,  12  8  8  a 

Trees  in,  188  7  a 

OAMBBIDQB  ITNIVEBSITY :— 

Appointments,  9  j  12  6 

Bumey  Piize,  9  j  12  6 

Congregations,  2  8  10  c 

Corpus  Christi,    nine  new   Sizarships,  7  a 

lb 
International    Law  Scholarships,   Awards, 

22a  7a 
Programme  of  Lectures,  17  a  8/ 

St.  Catherine's  College,  Election  to  Scholar- 
ship, Qj  9  c 

Theological  Examination,  14  8  9  d 


Oftoi 


PALKEB'S  IKDEX  to  '*THB  TBOBS*'  KEWgPAPBB. 


[July  1  to 


Oampbell  (Alexander),  MjnteriouB  DlBappearanee 

of,  8«  7  6 

Betnrn,  15  8  10  d 

(OoL),  Boyal  Q\m  Factories,  11a  7&— 19  a 

10« 

and  the  United  States  Trade  Treaty,  18  a 

4/ 
—^^  Anti-Oonfederation  Meetings,  11  a  10  a 
-— -  Death  of  Sir  Henry  SmiSi,  Speaker  of  the 

Oanadian  Assembly,  80«  7  d 
•'-**  Great  Fire  at  St.  Agnes,  27  a  7c 
'  Great  Fires  in  the  Forests,  20  a  9  e^26  a 

10a-~27a  7c--22«  9a 
«-~  Intense  Heat  of  Jnly  18,  4  a  8  5 
^—  Miscellaneoos  News,  22  a  10  a — ^27  a  7  c — 

5s  10a 
Official  Changes,  4  a  8  & 

State  of  the  Frontier,  11  a  9/ 

of  the  Markets,  18  a  5  a 

-— ^  Table  of  Precedence  for,  28  a  10  d 

Trial  of  Whelan  for  the  Mnrder  of   Mr. 

D'Aroy.  17s  7c— 19«  7c— 21«  10d-22«   7c 

— 28s  45— 29s  8  & 

Sentence,  Death,  17  s  106—29  »  8  6 

Doyle  and  Buckley  as  Accomplices,  29  «  8  6 

Oanadian  Bonds,  16  s  5  6 

Canals — Snez,  8ee  Suez. 

State  of   Shares,  25^^106— 8  a  5  c— 12  a 

6  5— 15a   76— 19a   5d— 22a   6c— 5»  5d— 
19«  6  5— 26s  5  6 

Canon  Law,  6  a  7/— 7  a  4/— 12  a  8  5— 15  a  12  o 

—17  a  7/— 19  a  8/ 
Canterbury  (Abp.  of),  Departure  for  the  Continent, 

80J  7a 
OAFB  07  GOOD  HOPE:— 
Goldfields,  25i  10  a— 22  a  8  c 

-  Hayoroft,  ^,  Manager  of  the  Fort  Beanfort 
Bank,  found  Guilty  of  Fraud  and  Sentenced,  7  s 
10/ 

Mails,  6  j  9  6 

Miscellaneous  News,  [11  j  ^12  a— 25i  10/— 

10a  11a— 21«  10c 

News  from  the  Diggings,  7«  10/ 

Parliamentary  Proceedings,  10  a  11  a — 22  a 

8<,— 7  s  10/ 

-  Protest  against  adopting  thb  Basutos  as 
British  Subjects,  6  j  9  6— 11  j  12  a 

Ship  News,  9  j   9  6—11  j  12/— 10  a  11a— 

22a  8  c— 7  «  10/— 21  s  10c 

Capetown    (Bp.   of),   proposed   Betum   to 

Natal,  17  s  9f 

Cardiff,  DestructiTe  Fire  at,  6  J  9  c 

Carisbrook  Castle,  State  of,  19  s  10  dr-22  s  5  (i— 
24  s  8/ 

Carlisle  (Archdeacon  of).  Monument  to,  17  a  10  a 

(Charles)  on  Bating  District  Chapelries,  etc., 

6i  6/ 

(Earl  of),  Memorial  to,  24  a  5  6 

Carnarvon  (Earl  of).  Speech  at  Highdere  Agricul- 
tural Association,  25  s  10  6 

Carr  (E.  D.,ltAc  Suicide),  Letter  to  his  Mother,  2s 

^/ 
Carrara  Marble  and  Alabaster  Quarries,  18  j  9  c 
Carter  (J.  Bonham)  on  the  Corrupt  Practices  Bill, 

13j  9/ 
an 


Carter  (J.  St  Co.),  How  to  supplement  the  defi- 
cient Hay  Crop,  15  a  9  6—19  a  10  c 
Cartledge  (B.)  on  Watering  Horses,  24/  10  6 
Carttar  (C.  Graham)  on  Payment  of  Bates  lor 

Votes.  18  j  5/ 
Cattle  Bill,  Annoyances  of,  20  j  6  s 
-**  Disease  in  America,  27  a  10  c}— 31a  10  e-^ 
4s  8a 

Fair  at  Bamet,  29a  5/— 6s  10  5 

Plague,  New  Order,  dOj  6  a— 1  a  10  f 

PUgue  in  Bussia,  several  Men  died  of  it,  8  a 

126 

—  Order  in  Austria,  28  a  6  a 

Trade,  State  of  the  Market,  Ij  10  a— 2/  7  6 

— 8j  10/— 6 J  76— 7i  10/— 8i  10/— 9j  7/— 
10 j  8  c-13 j  7  6-  Uj  11  a— 15^*  10  d— 16/  7  6 
— nj-Sf- 20/  7/— 21 J  105— 23 j  5  c— 24j 
7/— 25i  10/— 27i  7  c— 28i  8/— 29/  7  6- 
80j  5c— 81j  6/— 3a  7d-4a  66— 6a  6/— 
6a  7c— 7a  5/— 8a  6a-10a6/— 11a  6*— 
12  a  4  c— 13  a  6/— 14  a  5  c— 16  a  7  c— 17  a  4/ 
—18  a  6/— 19  a  5  d— 20  a  7  6—21  a  6/— 22a 
6  c— 24  a  6/— 25  a  5/— 26a  6  c— 27  a  6/— 
28a  4/— 31a  4/— Is  6 6— 2 s  6/— 8 s  6/— 4 « 
6  5—7  8  7  d— 8  s  5/— 10 s  6  c— 11  s  6/— 14  s 
7d— 16  s  5  6— 16»  6/— 17»  5/— 18  s  6  5— 21t 
7c— 22s  4/— 23s  56— 24s  46— 26s  66— 
26s  5c— 28s  6/— 29s  5/— 80s  6a 

—  York  Forhiightly  Market,  6  s  7  c 
Caucasus,  English  Alpine  Club  in  the,  26a  8 a 
Cavendifih  Square,  Equestrian  Statue  in,  under 

Bepair,  16s  7c 

Cemetery  at  Zoulla,  14  j  6  d 

Central  Criminal  Court,  Opening  of  the  Sessions, 
7j  He— 17a  9/— 22«  96 

Becorder's  Speech,  7j  lie— 18a   9d— 22< 

96 

Cessation  from  Labour  in  the  Middle  of  the  Day, 
27  j  10/ 

Chalk  (James  J.)  on  Clerical  Titles,  10  a  9  a 

Chameleons,  Birth  of  Nine,  29  J  106 

Chamouniz,  Fsll  of  an  Avalanche  at,  28  J  10  c 

Chandler  (Richard),  Notice  of,  17s  7c 

Channel  Fleet,  Trial  Trips,  8  j  6/ 

Chapel  Boyal  St.  James's,  Preachers  for  August, 
29  j  9  c 

ChapUins  to  Lunatic  Asylums  ineligible  for  the 
Curates*  Augmentation  Fund,  1  a  9/ 

Charing  Cross  Hotel,  26  a  5  c 

Charterhouse,  Bemoval  of  Portion  for  widening  of 
Streets,  etc.,  15  a  12  d 

Chassepot  Bullet,  26  s  10/ 

Chateau  Lafitte  Estate,  Sale  of,  at  Paris,  6/  7  a-' 
11a  5a 

Chatham,  Siege  Operations  at,  1  a  10  c — 6  a  9  6 

Fatal  Accident  at.  7  a  8  6—8  a  8/ 

Cheadle  (W.  B.)  on  the  English  GaptiTes  in 
Somali  Land,  lO  a  11 6 

Chedworth,  Roman  Villa  at,  17a  7 d 

Chelsea  Barracks,  Report  on  the  Sanitary  Con- 
dition of,  17  j  10  6 

Hospital,  new  Lieut.-Govemor,  17  a  7  6 

Chester  Cathedral,  Vacant  Canoniy  by  the  Pre- 
ferment of  Dr.  M'Neile,  1  s  7/ 

Cheque  Frauds,  Way  to  avoid,  19 «  4/— 26  s  3^ 

Chicago,  Trade  of,  15  s  10  5 


Sept.  80, 1868.]    palmeb's  index  to  ^  tee  Tnass  *'  irBWflBAPKU. 


Civ 


Chiehetter  Cathedral,  new  Prebend,  dOj  7  a 
Chignons,  where  the  Hair  comes  from,  la  8 a 
Childerfl  (— )  at  Pontefract,  18  «  7  <;— 19  8  10  a 
Children  of  the  Rich,  Plea  for,  Ss  9  a— 9  s  8&— 

10«  7/— 11»  86— 12«  8/— U«  10a 
Chili  Agrionltnral  Exhibition,  Preparations  ft)r,  24  j 

76 
Cfaillingworth    (J.  T.)  on  the  Uselessness  of    a 

Single  Break  to  prevent  an  Accident,  81  a  7  o 
China,  Arrivals  of  Tea  at  Fon-choo,  16  j  6  6 
Chinese  Beport  of  the  Pate  of  the  General 

Sherman,  29a  Aa 
Commercial  Intelligence,  8  j  12  a— 20  j  12  a 

__^lj  Se— Ua  lOdk— 29a  46— 29a  5a— 9f 

10  6— 25s  9d 
Cooper  (Mr.),  the   Explorer,   Pifkeen  Daya' 

Jouney  l^m  Thibet,  15  j  5  6 

Discovery  of  a  new  Island  near,  8s  8  6 

Discovery  of  Goldflelda  atChefbw,  20a  56 

—29a  46 
Eoropeans  to  Assist  on  Government  Boards 

at  Pekin,  8  s  10  a 
— ^  Installation  of  the  New  Portognese  Govemor 

at  Macao,  17s  106 
MisoellaneoQS  IniSormation,  24  J  6  a— 80j  8/ 

—20a  5  6 
■  Mission  to  En^^d,  9  j  12  a 
Projected  Wharf  and  Tramway  at  Praya,  17  s 

106 

the  Bebels  on  their  Way  to. Peking,  Sj  12a 

Betnm  of  Stotobashi  to  Power,  29a  4  6 

Romantic  Accomit  of  the  China  in  the  Corea, 

29a  4a 

Bevidon  of  the  Tientsin  Treaty,  SOj  8/ 

Several  Villages  bomt  by  the  Bebels,    8  j 

12  a 

Treaty  with  United  States,  2s  9a— lis  4tf 

Vessels  Loading  for  Europe,  15J  5  6 

Ohinamen,  Difficolfcy  in  emigrating  them,  14  j  8  6 
Chinese  in  America,  ISj  106 

-  Embassy,  the  Religion  of,  17  s  10  e 

. •  en  route  for  Eorope,  21  s  6/ 

Treaty  with  United  States,  15  a  12  s 

Cholera,  Acorns  a  Core  for,  in  either  Man^or  Beast, 

26s  8c 
Epidemic  of  1866,  Dr.  Parr's  Beport,  15  a 

6d 

and  Diarrhcaa,  Increase  of,  Ij  10  6 

Deaths  from,  SOj  5/ 

-  Treatment  of;  17  j  10/ 

Cholmdey  (James)  and  Ritnalism  at|  Swaby,  24  s 

10/ 
Christ's  Hospital,  Election  of  Head  Master,  18  a 

4/ 
_  Programme    for    St.  Matthew's  Day,  lis 

10  a 

a  Word  against  the  Clothing,  21  a  8  6 

St.  Matthew's  Day  at,  22  s  7  c 

Christie  (C*  H.),  Appeal  for  an  Officer's  Widow, 

12a  4s 
Manson  &  Co.,  Sale  Price  list  of  Sir  Walter 

Scott's  MSS.,  Hi  5d 
Church  Congress,  18  a  10  a 
DisesUblished,  what  it  is,  19  s  8  s 

-  Extension  in  Yorkshire,  11  a  7  c 
— *  is  it  Self-Disestablished  r  28  s  10  / 


Chnrch  Bate  Act,  21a  7  e 

■  ■  Bill  as  amended,  Notes  abont,  9  j  5  s 
Bates,  7a  4/ 

— —  Yards,  Non-Episcopalians  to  Officiate  in,  in 

Ireland,  27i  9  d 
and  Dissent,  28a  8  6—8 e  Qd 

■  the  Canse  of  the  Antagonism,  81  a  8/ 
of  England  Extravagandes,  21  s  10/ 

■  Notes  about,  28  s  5/— 29  s  9  c 

Prospects  of,  24  s  10/— 30  s  8/ 

State  of,  22s  lOd— 25s  lOd 

a  Layman's  Views  of  the  Fntnre  of,  17  s 

7c 
Cireolar  Deliveiy,  18  a  5  s 
City  of  London  Brewery  Company,  6  a  7  a 
School,  Festival  and  Distribution  of  Prizes, 

26 J  12 d 

—  Offices  Company,  19  s  6  a 
--— —  Meeting,  28s  7  e 
CIVIL  ACTIONS :— 

Abrahams  v.  Mayor,  etc.,  of  London,  22  j 

11  c— 23j  8/ 

Adames  v.  HaUett,  14i  116 

Adelphi  Bank  v,  Ghimiss,  12  a  9/ 

Be  Agra  and  Masterman's  Bank,  3  a  10/ 

— -  Ainsworth  v.  Hargreaves,  10  a  114 

Aldons  V.  Cornwall,  4  j  11  o 

— —  Allen  V,  Brown.  11^*  II  s 

Almond v,  Thomley,  10 a  lid 

Anderson  v,  Bruce,  9  j  11  a 

■  and  others  v»  Carr  and  another,  22  j  11  d 
Andrew  v.  Leech,  12  a  9  c 

Arundel  v.  Gillatd,  11  a  9  c 

Ashford  v.  South  Eastern  BaQway,  27  j  11  c 

—  Ashton  and  others  v.  Kay,  12  a  9  e 
Aston  t7.  Wood,  18  j  11  e 

— ^  Attorney-General  v.  Cambridge  Gas  Con- 
sumer's Company,  2  J  116— 3J  llo— 16i  lie 
— 30i  9d 

V,  Colney  Hatch  Lunatic  Asylum,    16  j 

11  a 

V.  Mid  Kent  Baflway,  24  j  10/ 

Atwool  ex  parte  Atwool,  19  j  11 6 

Bacon  v.  Storey,  ISj  11  e 

Bailey  &  Co.  v.  Parle,  18  j  11  c 

Bain  &  Co.  v,  Atwood,  22  j  11  d 

Baird  v,  Ackworth  and  another,  27^  11  e 

«—  Baker  v.  Evans,  11  a  9  6 

V.  Wicklow  Bailway,  8  j  11 6 

Balls  V,  London  Steam  Company,  7  a  9  e 

Banks  v,  Loyley,  4  j  11  c 

and   Wife  v.  Lancashire  and  Yorkshire 

Bailway,  19a  96 
Bamed's  Banb'ng  Company,  Stephens'  Cbiim, 

la  9a 

Baroth  v.  Bolekow,  Vaughan,  A;  Co.,  6 a  9d 

Battamstf.  Higgins,  23 j  9/— 25 J  lid 

—  Beariz  Tin-Streaming  Company — Walker's, 
Pember's,  and  Lewis's  Cases,  1  a  9  6 

Beattie  v,  ShirUw,  21a  9  d 

Beaumont  v.  Oliveira,  21  j  11  a 

Beddell  v.  King  and  another,  4  a  9  6 

Beesley  v»  the  Inhabitants  of  Salford,  14  a 

9c 

I V.  Penwick,  29  j  9  c 
BeU  V.  Bfrd,  28  j  9d 

31 


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falmbb'b  dtdex  to  "thx  tdobs"  vewbpapeb. 


[July  1  to 


OiTil  AotiooB  (continued), 
BenthaU  v.  Cook,  11a  9  6 

—  Beny  v.  Smith,  15  a  12  d 

« —  Besant  v.  Beaant,  22  j  11  d 

^-—  Best  V.  GlaziTille  and  another,  11  j  11  e — 

UJ  lie 
^-«  Blaokmore  v.  London  and  Sonth  WoBtem 

RaUway,  16 j  Ua— 18j  lie 
^— -  Blaize  de  Bury  v.  Meyerbeer,  2  «  8  & 

Blundell  v.  Cropper,  27  j  11  e 

Booth  t7.  Hadson,  1«  9  e 

'^ —  BooBfield  V.  Dixon,  26  j  11  d 

—  Bonsley  v.  Foreter,  Aj  11  c 

^ Bradbury  and  others  v.  Great  Northern  Bail- 
way,  24  a  11 0 

. BoTillv.  Cowan,  ISy  llo— 16j  lie 

Bradlangh  v,  De  Bin,  7  j  11  6 

Brann  v,  De  Berg,  10  j  9  a 

Brannd  v.  Earl  of  Devon,  22  j  11  e 

Braader  v.  Barber,  22  j  11  d 

Brearley  v.  Great  Northern  Bailway,  14  a  9  e 

Breokon  v.  Bussell,  24J  10/ 

Mr.  Williams,  and  Contempt  of  Court,  24  j 

11a 

Breffitt  V.  Hemming,  ISJ  11  h 

Brightman  v,  Lyall,  7  a  9  d 

— ^-  Brighton  Hotel  Company,  1  a  9  & 

'  Brinkman  v.  Sir  J.  Mnsgrove,  4j  11  d 

Bromhead  v.  Fidler  and  another,  12  a  9  e 

Bronghamv.  Caavin,  11  j  lib 

^—  Brown  v.  Hawkings  and  others,  14a  9  & 

V,  James,  6j  11  d 

V,  Lancaster,  22  j  11  d 

V.  Thomas,  14  a  9  6 

Brant  V.  Naylor,  12  a  9  e 

Buckley  and  another  v.  Mayor,  etc.,  of  Old- 
ham, 6  a  9  <i 

— *—  Buhner  t;.  Harris,  Sly  11  d 

Burkitt  V.  Burkitt,  27i  11  d 

Burton  v.  Har?ey,  27  j  llo— 28;  10  a 

• Bury  and  BedcMe  Waterworks  Company  v. 

Mayor,  etc.,  of  Manchester,  Aj  11  e — 6  j  11  b 

BuUer  v.  Jacoby,  23i  9/ 

Button  V.  Thompson,  13  J  11  e 

Calderbankv.  European  Assurance  Company, 

22  a  8/ 

Carpenter  v,  Dane,  23  J  9/ 

Carter  v.  Lancashire  and  Yorkshire  Bailway, 

19a  9b 

V.  Denbigh  and  another,  26  a  9  c 

Chalmers,  v.  Stone  and  another,  6  j  11  d 

Charnand  v,  Johnston,  1  j  11  dr-'2j  11  c — 

3jlld 

Chaunerv.  Beck,  81  j  lie 

Clarkson  v.  Lear,  14  a  9  e 

Clay  V,  Lancashire  and  Yorkshire  Bailway, 

19a  96 

*—  Clifton  V.  Goodbun,  10 J  9  a 

Clyatt  t7.  Pett  and  another,  27a  9  d 

Cockle  V.  Blows,  1  a  9d 

Cole  V.  Buckle,  7j  11 6 . 

v.  Cole,  11a  9  6 

Coles  v.  Bristowe,  31 J  11 6 

Commercial  Banking  Corporation,  29  j  10/ 

Contract    Corporation    v.    Tottenham   and 

Hampstead  Bailway,  24  j  11&— ^9j  11a 


OiTilAotionB  (eonHnued^. 

—^  Copplethwaite  v,  Skipling,  7  j  11  b 

Corbet  v.  Smith  and  others,  dOj  10/ 

Corbyn  v.  Bandman,  4  a  9  6 

Croker  v.  Great  Northern  Bailway,  5  a  9  6 

— ^  Cross  V.  Harpley,  7 a  9e 
.. —  Cruse  V.  Paine,  81  j  11  c 

—  Curwen  and  others  V.  Berwick  Harbour  Com- 
mission, 28a  9e— 29a  lie 

Dare  Valley  Bailway  v.  Rhys,  lOy  9  a 

—  Davenport  v.  Jameson,  6  a  11  e 

Davies  v.  Lloyd  and  others,  21 J  11  e 

Day  V.  BouB,  4j  9e 

*^—  Dean  v,  German,  9j  11  a^l6y  11  d 

V.  Tucker,  29;  11/ 

Dendy  v.  Harvey,  3 J  11  a 

Devon  and  Somerset  Bailway,  88 j  9  e 

Dignnm  v.  Denkin,  9y  10/ 

—  Dorrien  v  Col.  Dowb,  4  a  8/ 

Drawbridge  r.  L.  C.  and  D.  Bailway,  4j  11  e 

— 21y  11  a 
Drummond  (Thos.  Charles)  and  Jane  Waddy 

Drummond,  his.wife,  v.  Mortimer  Percy  Drum- 
mond, 29;  10/ 

Dnnkley  v.  Hagger,  4  a  9  6 

East  Kent  Shipping  Company,  9y  10/ 

Eastwood  V.  Bury,  12  a  9  e 

Emanuel  Hospital  v.  Metropolitan  HaHwaj, 

12a  lOe 

Engel  V.  Pnzzi  and  wife,  6a  9 5 

English  and  American  Bank  v.  Fraser  and 

others,  27;  9  d 

Farhill  v.  Bivett  and  Kimber,  4;  11  d 

— ^  Fearnley  v.  Clough  and  others,  19  a  9  a 

Featherstone  v.  Sinclair,  16  a  11  e 

Fenwick  v,  Begbie,  28;  9 e 

•*-*  Financial  Discount  Company  v.  Young,  13  j 

11a 

Flaton  V.  Joel  and  others,  11;  11  &>-13;  11  a 

Fleming  v.  Bright,  2;  11  d 

Flinn  v.  Bobins,  26  a  9  c 

Floyer  v.  GiUiatt,  27;  11  d 

Forshaw  and  another  v.  Evans  and  another, 

81a  9  d 
Foster  v.  Yates,  21;  11  e 

—  Freeman  v.  Govier,  6  a  11 5 
Fryer  v.  Pahner,  18;  11  e 

Gardner  v.  L.  0.  and  Dover  Bailway,  4j 

lie— 31;  Ua— (No.2.),4;  He— 21;  11a 

Garrold  v.  Gem  and  another,  17a  9  d 

-~^  Gaslight  and  Coke  Company  v.  Great  Ceutnl 
Gas  Consumers*  Company,  29;  10/ 

Gatford  v.  Mo&tt,  SO  J  9d 

^—  Gedye  v.  Commissioners  of  Public  BuildiBg!, 
8  a  10/ 

re  General  Provident  Assurance,  31  j  He 

Germaine  v.  Gell,  11a  96 

Gibson  v.  Corporation  of  Preston,  27;  11  e 

Goodwin  and  another  v.  Meacbim,  30;  10/ 

Gower  t7.  Kelsey,  6  a  9  6 

Graby  v.  Cambrian  Bailway,  19  a  106 

Granhan  v.  Myers,  13  a  9  e — IS  a  9  d 

Great  Barrier  Land   Harbour  and   Mining 

^  Company,  31;  11  e 

Green  v.  General  Provident  AaBoraoce,  31; 

116 


Sept.  80, 1868.]     palueb's  ikdex  to  ''the  tihes"  kewspapsb. 


CiT 


Civil  Actions  (continued)* 

Ghreenwood  v.  Bipley,  21  j  11  a~28j  9  c 

Gregory  v.  CressweU,  5a  da 

Grove v,  Boddy,  la  9d 

-^ —  0aeft  V.  Cowbridge  Railway,  25 j  11  b 

-  Gniders  v.  London  and  North  Weitem  Bail- 
way,  29a  lie 

-  Gmttner  v.  Eeams,  1  a  9 
Gwynne  v.  Agar,  29  j  10  & 

V.  SoQih  E.  Railway,  8;  11 6 

Hales  V.  Sutton,  lade 

Halstead  and  another  v.  Hill,  31  j  11  d  . 

Hansom  and  others  v.  Jenkins,  liadb  and  c 

■  Hare  v.  Hare,  4a  9  6 

^-—  Harrington  v.  Harrington,  QJ  11  b 

-^■^  Harris  f.  Bagot,  2j  12  a— 8J  12  d 

re  Harris*  Settled  Estates,  6  a  9  a 

-^•^  Harrison  v. -London  and  North  Western  Bail- 
way  25  i  IX  d 

V,  Union  Banking  and  Inyestment  Com- 


pany, 15  a  11 c 

Harrop  v.  Hirst,  10 a  lid 

Hartley  v.  Manchester,  Sheffield,  etc.,  Bail- 
way,  19a  9  6 

Harvey  v.  Burton,  21  j  11  cf— .28^'  10  a 

Haslami?.  Gt.  Western  Bailway,  11  j  11 

Hastie  v.  Field,  15  a  11  c 

— *  Hatton  V,  Jackson  and  others,  2  j  11  d 

Heard  v,  Harding  and  wife,  1 «  9  c 

Hebblethwaite  v.  Ambler,  17  a  9  ci 

Hillierv.  Pearce,  25  j  11 « 

Henn)ker  r.  Bartlett  and  others,  7  a  9  a 

re  Henry — ex  parte  Ellis,  4j  11  c 

Heryet  V.  Moore,  Ij  lid 

Heslop  V,  Goodier  and  others,  14  a  9  e — 17  a 


9c 


Heyes  v.  Bent,  24  a  11  c 
Hey  worth  v.  Middleton,  21  j  11  e 
Higgin  t7.  Chinery,  17  a  9  c 
Higgins  t7.  Battams,  23  j  9/— 25j  11  d 
.  Bennett,  3  a  11 « 


Hillsborough  (Earl  of)  v.  John  Henry  Fitch, 

13  J  11a 

'  Hobson  V,  Knight,  Sj  lid 

Holden  v.  Hughes  and  others,  17  a  9  c 

Holden  v,  Maguire,  29i  11/ 

Holroydr.  Smith,  27i  11a 

Home  V,  Lyon,  20  j  11a— 21^'    116— 3  a 

12/ 

Homfray  v.  Hastings,  7  a  9  e — 10  a  11  c 

. Howard  v.  Hunt.  IBj  11  d 

Howell  and  wife  v.  Thomas,  14  j  11  c 

Howes  V.  Newman,  29  j  11  a 

Huddart  v.  Bigby,  29  j  11/ 

Hoxham  v,  Wakeham,  25  J  11  e 

— •  Imperial  Land  Credit  Company,  Eve's  Cose, 

Ij  11a 
Silver  Qnarriea  Company,  1  a  9  6 

Ind V.  Maggs,  11  a  9 c— 13 a  7d 

Insull  and  wife  v.  Great  Western  Bailway, 

17a  9d 

-  Irvine  and  others  v.  Henderson,  17  a  9  d 
Isaac  V.  Ck)rwyn,  27  j  11  e 

J&gger V.  Smith,  6a  9d 

Jefferys  v.  Sheard,  28  j  9  a 

Jenkinson  v,  NeHl  and  others,  7  a  9  b 


CivU  Actions  (continued), 

Jenner  and  another  v.  Gandel  and  others, 

'6j  lid 
•^—-  Jervis  v.  Lyster,  20 a  lid 

re  Joint- Stock  Discount  Company,  13 J  11  a 

ex  parte  Capper  &  Co.,   27 j   11a — 30^ 

9d 
Jones  17.  Lane  and  another,  2  j  11  d— 3i 

lld-4J  lid 

V,  Phipps,  ij  11  c 


Kelly  V.  Danes,  29J  11  a  • 

**-  V,  Harrod  and  Danes,  29^  11a 
V.  Hutton,  6i  llb—SlJ  lib 


Khalil  Bey  v.  Laffitte,  29  a  10  a 

—  Kingdon  and  another  v,  Bookes,  24^'  11  a-^ 
25  j  11  6— 27i  11  a 

Kirk  V.  Ambler,  17  a  9  d 

V.  Harwood,  21  j  11  e 

—  Knowles  v,  Warburtou,  8  a  9  c 

Kynaston  and  others  v.  Stuart  and  others, 

11 J  lib— 15 j  lib 

Lace  and  others  v.  Hayes  and  others,  26  a 

9c 

Lamb  v.  Mason,  16  j  11  b 

— **-  Land  Shippmg  Company  of  Milford  Haven, 

10  J  9  a 
Lawless  v.  Anglo-Egyptian  Cotton  and, Oil 

Company,  8  a  9  & 

Leach  v.  Hohroyd,  31 ;  11  d 

V,  Bladen  and  Others,  6  a  11  c 

Leacrofk  v.  Stock,  7  a  9  a 

t;.  Young,  7  a  9  a 

Lee  V,  Lee,  7  j  11  a 

Lerner  v.  Beneger,  1  a  9  d 

— —  Levick v.  Jones,  10 a  lid 

•<— •  Library  Company  (Limited),  6 J  lib 

Lighttowler  v.  Ashworth,  8  a  9  c 

Lilly  V,  Manchester  South  Junction  Bailway, 

8  a  llc2 

Lister  v,  Collins,  1  <  9  c 

Lloyd V.  Ingham,  20 j  lie— 21  j  lie 

Loader  v.  South  Eastern  Bailway,  8  a  9  c 

Lockwood  V.  London  and  North  Western 

Bailway,  Uj  11  e 

Loking  V.  Bead,  24  j  11  d 

London,  Bombay,  and  Mediterranean  Bank, 

3j  11a 
London,  Chatham,  and  Dovqt  Bailway  v.  the 

Mayor,  etc.,  of  London,  29  j  10/ 

Longcrofk  r.  Carmarthen  Bailway,  28j  9d 

— -  Lord  V.  London  and  North  Western  Bailway, 

14i  lie 

Love  V.  Ecdes,  13  j  11  c— 16J  9/ 

Low  V.  Ward,  SJ  11  b 

Lund  V,  Ashton  and  Wife,  8  a  ll  (2 

—  Lyon  V,  Home,  15 j  12c — 18 j  5e — la  9c 
Lyster  v,  Jervis,  26  a  9  c 

Mallaby  t;.  Townsend  and  others,  24  a  11  c 

Maltby  r.  Brooks,  24  j  11  d 

Marriott's  Settlement  Trust,  11  j  11 6 

Marshall  v,  Feber,  5a  9 d 

Martin  and  another  v,  Bradshaw  and  another, 

18  j  11  c— 18  j  11  d 

Massey  v.  Sladen  and  others,  20  a  11  d 

- —  Mathias  v,   Pembroke  and  Tenby  Bailway, 

17a  Od 

D  83 


Wt 


FAIiMEII'B  IHDEX  to  ''TH£  TIHBB"  STEWfiPJLPEE. 


[July  1  to 


CHvil  Aefeioxui  (eontintted). 

Maxwell tr.  Bright,  25 j  lie 

t7.  Davis,  25  j  11 « 

f  Mayor,  etc.,  of  Dorchester  v.  Ensor  and  ano- 
ther, 23  j  96 

«— ^  Mayor  of  Exeter  v.  Lawrence,  29  J  11  e 

*— ^  Mayor,  etc.,  of  Olouoegter  t;.  Tootal  and 
others,  15  a  11  d 

•^—  M*Ardle  v,  Mersey  Docks,  etc.,  22  a  8/ 

MTadyen  v.  Mayor,  etc.,  of  LiTorpool,  27  a 

9d 

<^***  M'Kenna  v.  Usbome,  8  a  Sd—lOa  10  c — 
Ua  7a-^12a  80— 12a  8(2— ISa  4«— 22a 
8(2 

*-—  M'Landsboroagb  v.  Horsforth  Waterworks 
Company,  I4a  9e 

^— ^  Mellor  and  another  v,  Aman,  24  a  11  c 

—  re  Merchants*  Company,  28  j  9  c 

-*—  Metropolitan  Board  of  Works  v.  Metropolitan 
Bailway,  6i  lie 

Mills  V,  Bannders,  26  J  11  e 

Milner  r.  Washer,  91  j  11  d 

Moore  v.  Hakes,  19  a  9  b 

-^*  Morgan  v.  Uewellin  and  another,  8  a  9  e 

Morrell  and  Wife  v.  Kirby  and  Wife,  8  a  11 « 

Morrison   v,    Oarnarronshire   Railway,    8  a 

10/ 

—  Narrondus  v.  Springfield,  Ij  11  e 

Negroponte  v.  Holmes  and  another,  IJ  11  d 

Nelson  v.  Hartley,  19a  9  6 

New  Passage  Hotel  Company  v.  Marsh,  27  a 

9(2 

Nicholson  v.  Manchester  Carriage  Company, 

10a  lie 

Nixon  v.  Great  Western  Bailway,  24j  11  d 

North  London  Bailway  v.  Great  Eastern  Rail- 
way, 24j  10/ 

Nxmns  and  another,  v,  Wilkinson,  6  a  11  e 

Oldfield  17.  Hartoliffe,  12  a  9  c 

Oldham  v.  Whittaker,  80  j  10/ 

O'Neil  v.  SavaJan  Khan,  3^'  11  d 

Orchard  v.  London  and  Sonth  Western  Bail- 
way,  11  a  9  c 

Ormandy  v.  Corrmact,  80  j  9  d 

Osbom  17.  Osbom,  2j  11  ft 

Ottoman  Company,  7j  11  a 

Oyerend,  Gnmey,  Ss  Co.  v.  National  Land 

Credit  Company  of  Ireland,  9  j  10/ 

ex  parte  Barrow,  18  j  lift 

Page  17.  G.  N.  Bailway,  14  a  9  (2 

V.  Park  Lane  Company,  6  a  11  ft 

Paine  v,  SteYens,  6  a  9  c 

— —  Palmer  v.  Perry,  16  j  11  a 

-^  Parry  v.  Munn  and  others,*  8a  9  6 

re  Parsons'  Trusts,  7  J  11  a 

Panlejki  v.  Boyes,  Aj  lid 

Payne  17.  Mayor,  etc.,  of  Weymonth,  23 j  9  e 

Peacock  v.  Whitley,  11  a  9  a 

Peake  v.  Atherton,  1 »  9  e 

V.  Bnlters,  27i  11  c— 29j  11/ 

Pearse  v.  Brady,  14  j  10  a 

Pearson  v,  L.  and  N.  W.  Railway,  24 a  lie 

Pease  v.  Lancashire  and  York  Bailway,  19  a 

9ft 
Pelly  17.  Harding  and  Tormiand,  7j  11  ft— 

SJ  lift— 9 j  11a 
84 


Civil  Actions  (continued). 

—  Pennington  r.  Borron,  26  a  9  e 

—  Penson  v.  Bilter,  7y  11  ft 

— ^  Perkins  v.  Buchanan,  11  a  9  e 

Pemrian  Bailways  Company  ex  tiorte  Walfia, 

18/  lift 

Phillips  V.  Jones,  10a  lid 

Pioard  v,  Hine,  10  j  9  a 

Pierce  v.  Worth,  14^  11  ft 

— —  Piggott  V,  Anglo-American  Tdecnpli,  3  a 
10/--4a  9a 

Pilkington  v.  Myers,  Bj  11  ft 

Htt  V.  Femey.  11 J  lie— 13i  lid 

Plevins  17.  Unwin,  8  a  9  c 

Plummer  t7.  Hnnter,  7j  11  ft 

Pollard  17.  L.  and  N.  W.  Railway,  15  a  11  e 

17.  Matthews,  3  a  11  e 

Port  Canning  Directors  v.  Schiller,  30^  10  a 

Posner  v,  Buckley  and  others,  17  a  9  e 

Potter  17.  Peterson,  15  a  11  d 

Powell  17.  Hawkes,  14  a  9  a 

Prenderville  and  others  17.  Moran  and  an- 
other, 26a  9e 

Priestly  17.  Schofield,  7  a  9  c 

Ptotheroe  re  Barfoot,  18;'  11  ft 

—  Rawlins  v.  Metropolitan  Railway,  5  a  9  a 
Regina  17.  Blackett,  16  j  11/ 

V,  Inhabitants  of  Great  Crosby,  28  a  9  e 

V.  BnowbaU,  28i  9/ 

■  17.  Western  Counties  Marine  Compaay,  3  a 
lift 

— <-  Richardson  17.  Du  Bois,  6  j  11  e 

Riches  17.  Owen,  24i  10/ 

— —  Richmond  and  oth^  v,  Raper,  1  a  9d — 3  a 

lid 

Rigby  17.  L.  and  N.  E.  RaUway,  7  a  9  & 

Risk  Allah  v.  British  and  Fofeign  Marine 

Insurance  Company,  2j  11  ft — 3^  11  ft 

Rirington  and  another  v.  Hopwood,  4  a  9ft 

Roberts  v.  Bury  Improvement  CommisaMHi- 

ers,  17  a  9  e 
17.  G.  W.  BaUway,  10  a  11  d 

■  17.  Williams  and  others,  1  s  9  e 

Rochdale  Co-operative  Com  Hill  Company  v. 

N.E.  Railway,  la  9 d 

Rogers  17.  Tullidge,  11a  9  ft 

Roggis  17.  Falkner,  7  a  9  e 

Rootseyi7.  Smith,  81  j  lie 

Roskell  and  Others  17.  Moibt,  14  a  9  e 

Ross  17.  Adcock,  6  j  11  e 

■  17.  Estates  Investment  Company,  S3  J  5  ft 
— 28i  8/ 

Rossie  17.  Bailey,  4j  11  c 

Routh  17.  Battison,  5a  9 d 

Rowe  17,  Hopwood,  6  a  9  e — ^7  a  9  d 

Rowlatt  17.  Royal  Mail  Btaam  Packet  Cosft- 

pany,  6  j  11  c  , 

Rumens  17.  Kitchen  and  others,  6  a  9e 

Russell  17.  Heme  Bay,  «tc.,  Oyster  Fisherr 

Company,  1 J  11  d 

—  Samanie  v.  Mouner,  4 j'  11  d 

— T—  Scarisbriok  17.  Ormskiik  Board  of  HeaiOH 
28a  9e 

Schweitzer  17.  Atkins,  18j  11  c 

Scott  17.  Cousins,  8  j  U  6 

17.  IngUs,  BJ  11  ft 


Sept.  30, 1868.]     PiiKEB's  nniEx  to  "thjb  times''  newspapbe. 


Cla 


OMl  A^oticaoB  (contmued), 

Scott ».  N.  B.  Bailway,  Ba  lie 

•  Sedgwiek  v.  Salmon^  Qa  9c 

Semple  r.  Playford,  7j  11a 

Sewell  V,  Birch,  Sj  11  b 

Seymoior  v.  Boornd  and  othera,  6  d  116 

— —  Sharp  V.  Landon  Glerim*  dab,  6  j  11  d 

Sharrook  and  others  v,  Papayanni,  17  a  9  c 

and  others  v*  Zolas,  19  a  9  a 

and  others  v,  Zolas  and  others,  19  a  9  a 

Shaw  V.  Grififin  and  andther,  4j  11«-^t 

ll<i-9i  116— lOi  9  6 
•  V.  Mtmdell  and  another,  l&j  11/ 

Shepperd  v,  Gtillespia,  21  j  11a 

Simmonds  v.  Holwell,  2  j  11  c 

Simons  v.  Collins,  11  j  11  e 

V.  Great  Bastem  Bailway  Company,  la 

V.  Campbell,  8  j  11 6 
Hall6tt,ll<i9a 
Sinclair  v.  Featherstone,  15  a  11  c 
Slade  v.  Whitmaroh,  11  j  11  e 
Slater  v,  Chester  Queen  Bailvay  Hotel,  8  a 


96 


and  another  v.  Tuck,  9  j  lid 


Slingsby  and  another  v»  Fish,  8  a  9  6 

-^  Smith  V.  Barber,  18^'  11  a 

V,  Clai^am,  8  a  11 « 

Knight  and  Co.  t;.  City  of  Moscow  Gas 

Company,  4  a  9  a 

V,  Lord  Landesborougb,  19  a  9  6 

-— «^  V,  Ifidland  Railway,  7  a  9  6 

and  others  v«  Birkbeek  and  others,  10  a 


Uc 


Smyth  V.  Ii*  and  S.  B.  Bailway,  6a  116 

Spwroey  V.  Midland  Bailway,  23  j  9/ 

Spear  v.  Doidge,  27/  11  e 

— ^  Spioer  v.  Patterson  and  others^  2  J  11  e 
— »  Springhead  Spinning  Company  v.  Biley,  1  a 
9a 

-  Stamper  v,  OTerseers^  etc.,  of  Sondedand, 
6i  He 

Stanford  v,  Uoyd,  18  j  11  e 

-  Stanworth  and  othen  v.  Bedfem,  29i  11/ 

Statham  v,  Aroher,  24/  11  c 

Steele  v.  Midland  BaUway,  lOy  9  a— ISj 

11  a— 22/  lie— 23/  9a— 31/  116--48  6/ 

Stephens  v,  Myer,  17  a  9  d 

V.  Smith  and  others,  16/  11  e 


Stevens  v,  Copp,  25/  11 « 

Strand  Mosio  Hall,  3/  Ha 

-  Straw  V,  Midland  Bailway,  15  a  11  c 

-  Symonds  and  others  v.  Hams,  1  s  9  e 

Talbot  A  Alder  v.  Lawder,  9/  11  a 

V,  Lawder,  10/  9  a^l4/  12  6 

Tarbnok  v,  Oldham,  &o.  Bailway,  6a  11  e 

Tate  V.  MarshaD,  5a  9  c-^ a  11 6 

■—^  Tatiersfield  v.  Hairiley,  19  a  96 

Taylor  v.  Worcester  Gnardians,  20/  11  e 

Taylor  et  Ux,  v.  Eyre,  95/  11  e 

Teenan  v.  Chapman,  20/  11  d 

-  Thames  Patent  Wood*Catting  Company,  6/ 
116 

Thatcher  v.  Cambrian  Bail,  7  a  9  a 

-  Thompson  and  others  v,  Candlish  &  Foy, 
15a  lie 


OiTil  Aetiona  (eotUinued), 

Thresh  v.  Bell,  14  a  9  c 

Tivey  v.  Closo,  15/  lid 

Toomey  v.  Mabon,  15  a  11  c 

Transatlantic   Company    v,  Pietroni,    16/ 

lie 

-  Travis  v,  Ashforth,  5  a  9  c 

^-1 —  United  English  and  Scottish  Life  Assurance 
Company  ex  parte  Hawkins,  30/  9  d 

-^-  United  States  Government  v,  Armand,  30/ 
10a 

Vale  of  Neath  Bailway,  30/  9  e 

^*^  Yon  Sobbe  v,  Prioleau  and  another,  22  a  8/ 

Wade  V.  Myos,  31/  11  d 

— **-  Wakefield  and  others  v.  Fletcher  and  another, 
29  a  11 e 

Waldron  v,  Baxendale,  2/  11  e— 3/  11  d 

Walker  v,  Sonth  Eastern  Bailway,  ,4  a  9  6 

and  Wife  v.  Milner,  1  a  9  d 

-  WaUwork  and  another  i?.  Moore,  17  a  9  e 

-  Warren  v.  Maynard,  7  a  9  a 

Warwick  r.  Bidley  and  another,  31/  11  <i' 

— ^  Watkin  and  another  v,  Walmsley,  10  a  11  c 

Welch  V,  Johnson,  11/  11  a 

Wellelk  V,  Home  and  Colonial  Marina  Insu- 
rance, 1  a  9  d 
West  V.  Wood,  7a  9 a 

West    Worthing   Waterworks,   Baths,  and 

Assembly   Booms   Company,    24/    11  a— 31/ 
lie 

Wheatley  v.  White,  18/  8  c 

— ^  White  and  Wife  v.  Paviss,  Is  9  e 

Whittaker  v.  Whittaker,  8  a  11  c 

Whitwam  v.  Bobinson,  7  a  9  c — 8  a  9  c 

Wicks  V,  Lwnbert,  4/  11  d 

Wilks  v.  Lambert,  3/  11  d 

Williams  v^  Brain,  3  a  10/ 

V.  Dunn,  14/  11  6 

»-  Gireat  Northern  Bailway,  11  a  9  6 — 

12a  9e 
— —  V.  Hanbury,  8/  11 6 

v.  Patterson  and  others,  17  a  9  (2 

■     V.  Williams,   an  Appeal   from  Angleaea 

County  Court,  23/  8/ 

and  others  v,  Bathbone,  29  a  11  e — 31  a 


dd 


V.  Boss,  20/  lid 
Wiltshire  Iron  Company^  31/ 


lie 


Wilson  V,  Nicholson,  5  a  9  c 
Wing  r.  Tottenham  &  Hampstead  Junction 

Bailway,  10/  9  a— 30/  9  d 

Wood  t;.  Clarke,  9/  11  a 

Woohidgp  V.  Nonis,  1/  11  e 

*— ^  WooUiacroft  V.  Bingham  and  others,  27  a 

9(2 

Wyall  V.  Cook,  80/  9  4—31/  H  i 

Yeoman  v.  Cohen,  8/  11  6 

Zunz  w.  South  Eastern  Baijway,  1/  11  d 

Civil  Service  Classification,  23/  7  e 

Bxaminationa— Successf^  Candidates,  15  a 

9e     . 

Award  of  Prises,  15  a,  9  e 

Clarke  (Byard),  not  killed  in  the  Abergele  Aoci- 

dent,8«  5/ 
— ^-  (£dw«)  on  the  Bankruptcy  Act  Amendment 

Bill,  15/  12  d 

D  2  36 


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[July  1  to 


Clarke  (H^de)  on  Consular  Jurisdiction  in  the 
Levant,  10  a  12  c 

Clayden  (P.  W.)  on  the  Nottingham  Election,  23  8 
10  « 

01ement*8  Inn,  its  present  State,  19s  75 

Clerical  Appointments,  Ij  6  a — 10 J  7/— 13j  9  c 
— 16j  6o— 29j  6  c— 29j  6/-29i  lOd— 8  a 
7  c— 16  a  10  0—16  a  12d— 17  a  10  d— 19  a  4  c 
-^19a  76— 19a  lOd— 20a  9c— 20a  lie— 
21a  6«— 21a  7a— 24a  6/— 26tt  76— 26a 
7£2— 25a  10c— 26a  8a— 26a  86— 2<  4d— 
2«  4/— 2«  10c— 3*  4/— 4#  lOo— 6«  4c— 
11 »  7  6— 11«  9  a— 11«  9d— 11#10/— 12«  ^d 
— 14»  6/— 16«  7  6— 19»  6/— 80#  6  6 

Titles,  la  7 d— 4  a  7 e— 10a  9  <J— llo  10/ 

Yaoanoies,  lis  76 

Clerkenwell  Outrage  —  Discharge  of  Claims  by 
GoTemmMit,  9  s  7  d 

Clifton  Suspension  Bridge,  SO  J  6  a 

College— Distribution  of  Prizes,  30j  6/ 

Clutterbuck  (J.  C.)  on  the  Thames  Water  Supply, 

21  o  7/-24a  11  d 
Clyde    (Lord),  Inauguration  of  a  Statue  to,  at 

Glasgow,  7a  76 

Ports,  Bevenue  Collected  at,  4  «  6  d 

Coal,  Cinders,  and  Culm,  Return  of,  17 j  6  c 
Exports,  10 j  8/— 11  j   8  c— 11«   6  a— 16» 

7/ 

•*—  Imports  and  Exports,  4  a  5  a 

-^  Market,  State  of,  2 J  7  d— 4  J  10  c— 7i  10  e 
_9i7e— llj  86— 14i  10  c— 16i  7  6— Wj- 
lld— 21J  106— 28j  6c— 26i  106— 28  j  8  c 
.-4^0  J  6  d— 1  a  5  d— 4  a  6  6—6  a  7  c— 8  a  5  c 
—11  a  5  6—18  a  6  6— 16a  7  c— 18  a  5 a— 20  a 
7/— 22a  6c-^25a  6  a— 27a  6  c— 29a  6c— 
29  a  76— 1»  66— 3»  6d-6»  5  6—8*  6/— 
10s  5d-12s  6a— 16»6c— 17»  6c— 19»  6d 
_22s  4d— 24»4/— 26s  6d— 29s  6a 

-^»  Product  of  the  English  Mines  in  1867,  29  s 
6c 

•— ^  Statistics  of  Imports  and  Exports  Zj  10  c 
—3s  6a 

and  Iron  Foreign  Trade,  18  j  *10  6— 26i  9/ 

—la  106— 8a  7c— 15a  6/— 22a  7«— 19s 
7d— 26s  9a 

—  and  Wine  Duties,  18  j  6  c 
from  Natal,  26 a  6a 

Cobbold(R.  H.)&nd  St.  Switbin*B  Proverb,  17  i 

Cochin  China,  and  the  Massacre  of  the  French,  7  s 
6a 

Cochrane  (Baillie)  on  the  Public  Offices,  81 J  10  c 

Cook-fighting  at  Birmingham,  26  s  7  c 

•»  Cook "  in  Fleet  Street,  a  Word  to  preserve  its 
Elizabethan  Mantelpiece,  10  s  9/ 

Codringtott  (Gen.)  on  the  Review  of  Kinglake's 
Crimea,  14  a  10  6—19  a  4  c— 26  a  7  c 

Coffee,  State  of  the  Market,  Ij  lOd— 2J  76— 3  j 
lOd— 4i  lOd— 8i  10/— 9  i  7d— lOj  8d— 
11  j  106— 15i  10  6— 22 j  10/— 28i  6  c— 24i 
7d-25i  106— 31j  66— la  66— 6a  66—80 
4d— 12  a  6  6— 18  a  6  d— 14  a  4/— 19  a  4/— 
20a  7d— 21a  6f— 22a  6c— S6a  6c— 29a 
76— 2s  66— 3s  56— 4s  6d— 6s56— lis  6c 
—12  s  6  <i— 16  s  5  6—17  s  6/— 18  s  6  6—19  # 
6d— 23s  66— 24s  46— 26s  6c— 26s  5c 
36 


Coffin,  an  American  Invention,  to  enable  the  re- 
animated Dead  to  escape,  16  s  7  c — ^29  s  7  a 
Coinage  of  1867,  Statistics,  14 j  12  a— 28  J  3  c 

Statistics  of,  7j  9/ 

Coins,  Sale  of  Mr.  WiUdns*  CoUeotion,  25  a  4/ 

of  Mr.  Haiddns'  CoUeotion,  4  a  10  e 

Coke  (E.  F.),  Appeal  for  the  Bethnol  Graen  Dispen- 

saty,  8  a  10  f 
Colohester,  Destruetion  of  Dnuy  Fonn  by  Fire, 

26a  76 
Coleridge's  (Mr.),  University  Bill  and  the  GenenJ 

Election,  19a  7/ 
College  of  Preceptors,  Distribution  of  Prises,  15  j  %h 
Collin  (Thos.)  on  the  Tenooify  of  Animal  litie,  1 1 

10  6 
Collins  (George  &  Thomas),  Account  of,  16^  9/ 
OdoQial  Despatches,  2j  96 — ij  9  c— 6  J  9  e—lj 

9  c— 8 1*  9/— lOj  If —11 J  9/— 13 J  9d— 14; 
9/— 16J  9d— 18i  9c— 20j  9fr— 24^  9  c— 27j 
9d— 8I7  96— la  7d— 3a  96~<6a  7a— 6d 
8/— 10a  9a— 14a  lOc— 21a  7a^24a  9c— 
25  a  7  6— 26a  9/— 29a  9  6—31  a  8/— 2  s  8/ 
—6s  7c— 7s  9a— 8s  6  6— Us  76— 12s  7/ 
—14s  9c— 19s  76— 21s  9a— 26s  96— 28* 
8/— 30s  7  6 

Episcopate,  28  a  10  6 

Government  Seenrities,  State  of  the  Market, 

Ij  lOd— 2j  7  c— 3  j  10  c— 4  j  lOd— 6i  7  c— 
7j  lOe—Qj  lOc— 9i  7  c— lOj  8  c— 11 J  10  c 
— 18i  7  c— 14j  lOd— 16i  lOc— 16i  7  6— 17J 
8  c— 18i  10  c— 20  j  7  c— 21 J  lOc— 22/  10  c— 
23  j  hd^Uj  7  c— 26il0c— 28j8d— 29j  7  c 
— 30j  5  6—81;  6c— la  6c— la  6c^3a  7a 
— 4a  6c — 5a  5c — 6a  76 — 7o  6c — 8a  66— 

10  a  7a^lla  6c— 12a  5c— 18a  5 e— 14a  5 « 
—15a  7c— 17  a  6a— 18a  56— 19a  5a— 20(i 
7c— 21a  5a^22a  66— 25a  56— 26a  5  6— 
27a  56— 28a  56— 29a7c— 81a  66— Is  5c 
—2s  6c — 8s  5c — 4s  5c — 5s  5c — 8s  5c — 
9s  5c— 10s  66— lis  56— 12s  6c— 15s  5c 
—16  s  5  c— 17  s  6  6— 18  s  5c— 19s  5  c— 2I« 
76— 22s  4c— 23s  5c— 24s  4c— 25s  6c— 
26s  6c— 28s  7c— 29s  56— 80s  6c 

Prodaoe  Market,  4;    106— 11  j    10  a— 18  j 

10/— 26i  10  6—14  6  6— 8a    6a^l5a  7«— 

22a  6a— 29a  7a— 5s.  6a— 12«  6a— 19s  5a 

—26  s  6a 
Coltswood  Bams,  6  a  4  6 
Columbus  of  Tranville,  26  a  10  6 
Comet  of  Enoke,  25  a  10  d 

Visible  at  Washington,  26  a  10  a 

Conmiissionaires  (Corps  of),  Appeal  for,  5  s  7/ 

Subscriptions  and  Donations,  9  s  7  d 

Grand  Muster  Day  and  InspeetioB  by  Prince 

of  Wales,  18  J  9  c 
— ^  Annual  Meeting,  27  j  6  c 

Annual  Beport  of,  7  s  9/ 

Donations,  12s  106— 14s  9d-46s  7c< 

22s  7/— 24s  7c— 30s  106 
Committee  of  Privileges,  17/  9  6 
COMMON  OOTTNOIIi :— 

Mr.  Abbot  and  the  Lord  Mayor,  24j  10  6 

Aoeount   of   the    Sultan's    Beoeption   ani 

Belgium  Visit,  8  j  12  c    , 
Address  to  the  Prince  and  Prineese  of  Ws^ 

on  the  Birth  of  the  Princess,  24j  10  6 


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Oominon  Oounoil  (eontintied), 

Bust  of  Lord  Brongham  for  Guildhall,  24  j 

10  6 
City  and  Bridge  House  Estates,  Election  of 

Mr.  T.  Baber  as  Surveyor,  24J  10  b 

• City  of  London  Gas  Act,  18  «  9/ 

• Controller's  Office,  Clerks'  Increased  Salaries, 

24  J  10  6 
*—  Bistiibntion  of  Prizes  at  City  pf  London 

School,  24  j  105 
Keeper   of   Guildhall,    Betirement    of   Mr. 

Temple,  24i  10  5 
>    ■         Election  of,  24  j  10  b 

' Machet's  Committee,  3  j  12  «— 18  $  9/ 

-<-—  Memorial  Window  of  Lancashire  Operatives, 

9j  12  e 

' Mr.  Kerr  and  his  Deputy  Begistrar,  18  «  9/ 

Petitions  for  Bestoraiion  of  Felons'  Goods  to 

the  Prosecutors,  18  a  9/ 
- — —  Presentation  of  the  Memorial  Window,  16  j 

6e 

-  Proposed  Statue  to  the  Prince  Consort  by 
Mr.  Oppenheim,  S  j  12  e 

«    ■      Bemoval  of  Billingsgate  Market,  24  j  10  b 

• Bequisition  to  Present  Address  to  Prince  and 

Princess  of  Wales,  6  a  6/ 

-  Boport  of  Beocptions  Committee,  18  »  9/ 
Mr.  Seward's  Gift  to  the  Corporation  of  his 

Volume,  18  «  9/ 
Companies  Miscellaneous,  State  of  Shares,  Ij  10  d 
— 2i  7d—9j  lOe-Aj  lOd— 6j  7d— 7j  10  d 
8 J  lOd— 9i  7d— lOj  8*-llj  lOd— 13j  Id 
-—Uj  10  c— 16J  10  d— 16 j  7  d— 17 j  8d— 18j 
lOd— 20i  7d— 21^10  d— 22  j  lOd— 23j  6  c— 
24 J  7d— 26i  lOd— 28j  8/— 29j  7d— 30j 
5c— 31j  6d— la  6d— 3a  76— 4a  5d— 5a 
6d— 6a  7c— 7a  Bdr—Sa  6c— 10a  7  6— 11a 
5d— 12a  6d— 18a  5d— 14o  66— 15a  7d— 
17a  66— 18a  6c— 19a  66— 20a  7d— 21a 
5  6— 22a  5c— 25a  6c— 26a  5c— 27a  6c— 
28a  6c^29a  7d— Sla  6c— If  6d— 2s  5d 
— 3»  5d-4»  6d— 6«  6d— 8»  6d-9«  5d 
— 10«  5c— 11#  5c— 12*  6d— 15«  6d— 16« 
5dr^l78  6c— 18«  5d— 19«  5d— 21«  7  d— 
22«4d-23«  6d— 24«4d— 259  6d— 26«5d 
— 28«  7d— 29«  6c— 30»  5d 
Compton  (Dr.  T.  A.)  on  the  Bainfall,  24  a  6  c 
Concerts,  Mr.  Benedict's  83rd  Concert,  2 j  12  e 
Wylde  (Dr.)  New  Philharmonic,  2  j  12  e 

Philharmonic  Society,  2J  12  «— 7 j  9/ 

Cusins  (W.  G.),  Benefit  Concert,  2j  12  f 

Halle  (Charles),  Bccitals,  2j  12  f 

Bubenstein  (Herr  Antoine),  2;  12/ 

in  Agricultural  Hall,  17  8  If 

' •  to  be  Conducted  by  Jules  Benedict,  18* 

10  a 
in  Crystal  Palace,  Tonic  Sol-fa  Association, 

26«  7c 
Confirmations,  17  j  7/ 
Conscience  Money,  8  a  7  a 
Conserrative  Demonstration  at  Liverpool,  10  a  9  a 
Oonsolidated  Fund,  Charges  on,  12  a  4  d 
Consular  Jurisdiction  in  the  Levant,  6  a  12  d — 8  a 

8/-10a  12c 
Contagions  Diseases  Act,  ]^port  on,  22  j  12/  * 

New  Clause  for,  26  j  66— 27j  11/ 


Continental  Passenger  Traffic,  Statistics,  1  j  11  d 
Contract  Corporation,  Ij  10  6 — 6  a  7/ 
Convalescent  Home  for  East  London,  Appeal,  21  a 

10  6 

Hospital,  Blackrock,  Subscriptions,  14  a  4  d 

CONVOCATION:— 

Address  to  the  Queen  on  the  Preservation  of 

the  Duke  of  Edinburgh,  2j  6  e 

Assistant  Bishops,  6  j  6  e 

Bishop  of  Natal,  4  j  11  a 

Church  Bates*  Bill,  4  j  11  a 

Ecclesiastioal  Dilapidations,  Ij  8  c 

Harvest  Thanksgiving  Services,  2j  5  d-^Sj 

5a 
on  the  Irish  Church,  Ij  8  c— 2 j  6  c— 2 j  6  d 

— 3j  6  a— 4 j  llo— 6y  6  c 
— ■ —  Legislation  on  Church  Matters,  2j  5  d 

-  Law  of  Divorce  and  Be-marriage,  Ij  S  c-»- 
3  j  6  a 

Library  for  Convocation,  Ij  8c 

Natal  Bishopric,  Petition  to  carry  out  the 

Sentence  on  Dr.  Colenso,  Ij  Sb 

Besolutions  of  Committee  Beporting  on, 

Ij  8  6— 2 j  6  6—2.;  6  d— 4 j  116 

Prorogation  of,  16  j  9  6—6  a  9/— 19#  4  c 

Petition  to  the  Queen  for  Beform  of,  19  a  4  a 

— ^  Proposed  Inter-communion  with  the  Eastern 

Orthodox  Churches,  Gj  6  e 
Prosecution  of  Bev.  Thos.  Voysey  for  Heresy, 

2j  ^c— 6j  6c 
Beform  of  Convocation,  Ij  8c—4j  11a— 

6;  6c 
Bitualistic  Practices  in  the  Church,  Ij  8  c 

The  Sovereign  and  the  Church,  6  j  6  e 

Convict  Confessions,  2  <  10  a 

-— ^  Prisons,  Annual  Beport,  lOt  9c 

Conway  (Bev.  W.),  Window  Garden  Exhibition  at 

Westminster,  6  j  12  a 
Conyngham  (Marquis)  on  the  State  of  the  Waterloo 

Station,  4  a  8  c 
Conservation  of  Forests,  23  «  8  c 
Convalescent  Home  at  Sittergan,  the  Berwick  Wing 

12<  8d 
Cook  (John  Douglas,  Editor  of  Saturday  Review)  ^ 

Sketch  of,  18  a  6  c 
Cooking  in  the  Sick  Boom,  14  a  8  c 
Cooper  (Henry)  on  the  Queen^s  Prise  at  Wimble- 
don, 30j  7/ 
Co-operative  Associations,  5  s  9  d 

Coal  Company,  Annual  Meeting,  12  a  4  6 

Society— Druckfield  Iron  Company  taken  as, 

20  j  10  6 
Coote  (Holmes)  on  Hydrophobia,  17  «  8/— 21 «  11/ 
Cope  (Alex.  C.)  Advice  to  Seekers  of  Friends  in 

Paraguay,  22 j  2d 
Copeland  (Alderman),  Memorial  Window  to,  in  St. 

Helen's,  Bishopsgate,  8<  7d 
Copper  Trade,  Improved  State  of,  24 «  4/ 
Corea  (The)  and  the  General  Sherman,  31  j  12  d 
Com  Market  and  its  Prospects,  2i  7  a— 3 j  10  d— 

6j  76 

Statistics,  of,  1868,  229  4  6 

of  tjen  years'  Imports,  22  a  6/ 

Trade,  State  of  the  Market,  Ij  10  c— 2y  7  6 

— Sj  10/— 4i   10  c— 6i  7/— 7j  10/— 8j  10/ 
— 9j    7/-10J  8  c— llj    10d-13j   7/-.14i 


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PALMEB's  IKDEX  to  "the  times**   KBWSl?A]eBfl. 


[July  1  to 


Oom  Trade  (contintted), 
11a— 16 j  lOe-^Uj  Ih—nj  8/-18;  10/— 
20i  7/— 21j  10&— 22j  10  ft— 23  i  Sc— 24j 
7/— 25  j  10/— 27j  7  d— 28j  8  c— 29i  7  &— 80j 
6  <— Slj  6/— 1  a  5  6—3  a  7  «--4  a  6  <?— 5  a  6/ 
— «o  7«— 7a  66— 8a  6/— 10a  7/— llo  66 
— 12  a  4  e— 13  a  6/— 14  a  6(!— 16  a  7<f-17a 
5€— 18  a  6/— 19  a  6<?— 20  a  76— 21a  6/— 
22a  6«— 24a  6d— 26a  6/— 26a  6/— 27a  6/ 
—28a  4/— 29a  6c^31a  4«— 1«  6  6-2«  6/ 
— 3«6/— 4«  66— 5»  6«— 7«  7c— 8»  6d— 9» 
6/— 10»  6  c— 11»  6/— 12»  5  c— 14»  7/— 15  » 
6  6— 16«  6/— 17 »  6/— 18 »  5d— 19«  56—21* 
7/— 22«  4/— 23«  6  6— 24»  4/— 25«  6  c— 26» 
66— 28»  6c— 29«  6/— 80«  6/ 
■    ■  itsFlactuations,  iee  Eains-Jacxson. 

Cornell  UniTenity  and  Farm  for  Stndents,  Ss  Af 

Oomwall,  Antiquarian  Discovery  at  Tredinny  Hill, . 
68  4/ 

«  — i-  Emigration  from,  23  j  9  6 

' Hanreat  in,  15  j  12  d 

Coronation  Oath,  Text  of,  6i  11  a 

-— -  Essex  Vicar  on,  3j  6  d — 8  a  4  6 

—  Historicus  on,  16j  6  c— 17  j  9  a 

ShropBhire  Hector  on,  31  j  12  c — 6  a  10  d 

Coroners*  Pees,  17/  9  6 

Corrance  (F.  B.)  on  the  Working  of  the  Poor  Law 

28a  86 
Corry  (H.)  on  the  Naval  Expenditure,  9s  7 d 
CoBsart,  Gordon  &  Co.,  on  the  Madeira  Vintage, 

2di  10  d 
Cotton,  American  Cotton  Statistics  Bill,  16J  10  a 
Barbour  (Mesars.),  Circular  on  the  Manchester 

Market,  2j  7  a — 3  a  6/— 2  c  5  a 

—  Crop  in  America,  21  #  10  tf 

Messrs.  Dymes,  of  Madras,  Circular,  14  »  9c 

—-18s  6  6— 26«  6c— dOs  6a 
— —  First  Bale  of  the  American  New  Crop,  16  8 

66 
Foreign  Markets,  Oj  76— 22/  10/— 28/  Be 

la  6  6— 21«  9c 

—  French  Trade,  9 «  6/ 

General  Position  of  the  Trade,  8/  10  a 

Imports  of  the  Laat  Year,  7/  10  6 

Messrs.  Neill's  Circular,  28  c  9  6 

Payments  for,  16/  10  6 

State  of  the  Market,  1/  10  c— 2/  7/--8/ 

10  d— 4/  10  c— 6/  7  6—7/  10  6—8/  10  c— 9/ 
76—10/  8c— 11/  10/— 18/76-14/  Ho- 
le/ 106—16/  7*-17/  8  c— 18/  10/— 20/ 
7<J-21/  lOfr-22/  10/— 28/  6  c— 24/  7/— 
25/  10/— 27/  70—28/  9  a— 29/  7  6—80/  6  c— 
81/ 66— la  6/— 8a  7(1— 4a  56— 6a  7o— 
7 o  56— 8a 5/— 10a  6/— llo  8fr— 12a6/— 
13  a  5  6— 14  a  6/— 16  a  7  c— 17  a  4/— 18  a 
6/— 19o  5(i— 90a  7  6— 21a  6/— 22a  6  c— 
24a6a— 26a6/— 26a6c— 27a  6/— 28a  6/ 
— 29a6o— Bio  6c— 81  a  6c— 1»  6/— 2 <  66 
— 8»  6/— 4«  66— 6»  56— 7«  7a— 8«  6  6— 
9s  6/— 10s  5c— lis  5(1— 12j  66— 14«  7c— 
16s  5/— 17s  8/— 18  s  6/— 21s  7d— 22s  4c 
—28s  5  6— 24s  4/— 26s  66— 26«  6  6— 28s 
76— 29s  5c— 80s  5/ 

StatiaticsAot,  5a  6e— 10s  6c 

—  Supply  AsBooiation,  7  a  6 /'—16  s  6^?— 19  s 


County  Courts,  Admiralty  Jurisdiction  awarded  to, 
11 s  10  d 

and  the  Court  of  Chancery  no  Difference  in 

Costs,  4  a  10  c 

Days  of  Sittings,  1/  116—2/  lld-S/  11/ 

—4/  11/— 6/  11/— 7/  11/— 8/  11/— 9/  11  e 
—10/  9c— 11/  11/— 13/ lie— 14/  116—15/ 
ll£t-16/  11/— 17/  9c— 18/  11(^-30/  lie 
—21/  11  d-'22j  11  c— 23/  96—24/  11/— 25/ 
11/— 27/  11/— 28/  9/— 29/  11(1—30/  9  c— 
31/11/— 3 o  10/— 4a  9c— 6a  9/— 6o  lie— 
7  a  8/— 8a  9 c— 10 a  11/— 11  a  9  c— 12 o  9  e— 
13  a  9  /— 14  a  9  a— 15  a  11  c— 17  a  9/— 18  a 
9/--24a  lid— 26a  9/— 14s  11(*— 21s  11/ 
—22  s  9  (1-23  s  9/— 24  s  9/— 25  s  11/— 28  s 
llo— 29s  9/— 80s  9d 

Beftisal  to  grant  Fees  to  SolioitorB  not  in 

Professional  Costume,  20/  11  6 

County  Financial  Arrangements,  23/  8  e 

Courrier  de  Marseilles,  of  this  day  only  half  A  Sheet 
printed  on  one  side,  12  s  8  a 

OOTTBT  OZBOOIjAB  : — 

Court  Circular,  1/  9/— 2/   96—8/    9  c— 

4/  9  c— 6/  9  c— 7/  9/— 8/  9/— 9/  9/— 10/ 
7/-11/  9/— 18/  9(^~14/  9/— 16/  9/— lf»j 
9d_17j  7/— 18/  9  c— 20/  96—21/  9e— 22; 
9e— 23/  7  a— 24/  9  c— 26/  9/— 27/  9(1— 
28/  7c— 29/  9/— 30/  7a— 31/  9  6— la  7d 
—3a  96— 4a  7a— 5a  7a— 6a  8/— 7  o  76 
—8a  7a— 10a  9a— 11a  6/— 14s  9c— 15* 
76— 18s  7a— 19s  76— 21s  9a— 23s  7fl— 
24s  7a— 26s  9  6— 26s  7c— 28s  8/— «0»  76 

Accouchement  of  the  Ptineess  Maxy  of  Teck, 

Ua  10a— 15a  8/— 17a  7  6— 18a  7  6 

of  the  Princess  of  Walea,  7/  9/— 11/ 

9/ 
Bulletins,  7/  9/— 8/  9/— 9/  9/-10/  7/ 

—11/  9/— 13/  9(i— 14/  9/ 
•^—  American  Minister,  Audience  of  HerM^jesfy, 

16s  4c 

Arrival  of  the  Queen  at  Balmoral,  I6s  7c 

*—  Attempt  to  Assassinate  the  Queen  at  Laceme, 

22a  10a— 24a  6a— 25o  76 
—  a  False  Report  Altogether,  28  a  6/— 5i 

86 

Cabinet  Council  at  Windsor,  10  s  7el 

Cambridge  (Duchess  of)  Aasembly,  26/90 

(Duke  of)  Return  to  Town,  28  s  8/ 

Court  Arrangements,  24  o  5/ 

Departure  of  the  Prince  and  Princess  of 

Wales  for  Scotland,  llo  10c— 12  a   6/— 17a 

76 

Queen  to  Osborne,  8/  9/— 9/  9  a 

to  Balmoral,  15s  7  d 

Duke  and  Duchess  of  Saxe-Cobutg  from 

Osborne,  27/  6/ 

" Duke  of  Edinburgh  at  Berlin,  18  a  10  a 

on  a  Visit  to  the  Crown  Prince  and  Princess 

of  Prussia,  5  s  10  a 

at  Pesth,  11  s  7  6 

Return  to  London,  8  s  6/— 29  s  7  a 


French  Account  of  the  Queen  at  Lucetne,  7  * 

106 

Health  of  the  Queen,  19s  7  6— 26#  96 

Intended  Visit  of  the  Queen  to  Smpieil  ^ 

the  French,  28/  7d 


Sept.  80, 1868.]     vsiMsa'a  index  to  "the  siuxs"  KEWsfAfsB. 


Cri 


Court  Ciroolar  (continued), 

Intended  Ytsit  to  Germany,  1  j  9  d— 20  j  9/ 

— 28i  7«— 31j  96 

'  SwitzerUnd,  dj  9 a— 1  a7d 

and Boyal  Family  to  Balmoral,  lis  7b 

Joomey  of  the  Qneen  to  Balmoral,  14  «  5/ 

-— ^  the  Premier  at  Balmoral,  19a  7  h 

Presentation   of  the  City  Address    to  the 

Prince  and  Princess  of  Wales,  8  a  7  a-~8  a 

10  5 

Prince  and  Princess  Ohristian,  I2a  7  d 

at  Oetend,  29i  9  6 

at  Windsor, Us  7b 


—  Prince  and  Princess  of  Wales  at  the  Braemar 
Gathering,  4s  7  a 

Arthur  at  Edinburgh,  18  a  10  a 

of  Wales  and  Dake  of  Edinburgh  at  Good- 


Dinner   to  liord  Napier,   20  j 


wood,  la  7d 
of   Wales' 


intended  Visit  to  the 


96 

Princess  of  Wales' 

Crystal  Palace,  2  j  9  b 

Prince  of  Wales,  not  Hurt  or  Shot  as  Re- 
ported, 28  «  8/ 

WilUam  of  Hesse  at  Weymouth,  14.;  9/ 

Progress  of  the  Queen  (as  Countess  of  Kent) 

in  Switserland,  6  a  9a~6a  12  a — 7  a  7  a — 
10  o  9  a— 10  a  12  a— 11  a  6/— 12  a  10  n— 17  a 
7&— 21a  8  a— 21a  10  It— 24  a  5  a^24  a  9  c 
—25a  76— 26a  8 a— 29 a  6 a— 29 a  9 6—1  » 
7  a — $s  7a— 7  s  9a 

—  Betum  of  the  Court  to  Windsor,  5  s    7  a — 
10«  7c-12j  7d 

— , —  Prinee  of  Wales  and  Duke  of  Edinburgh 
from  Osborne,  6a  7 f 

Stato  Ball  at  Buckingham  Palace,  2  j  9  c 


List  of  Visitors,  2  j  9  c 


— •  Visit  of  Her  Majesty  to  Aldershot,  8  j  9  «— 
4j  9  0 

the  Prinee  of  Wales  to  Messrs.  Mayall's 

phio  Exhibition,  2  j  9  6 
to  Osborne,  4  a  7  a 


Court  of  Claims  for  Losses  by  the  War  in  America, 

Ss  7/ 

(A.  M.)  on  the  Temperature,  31  j  11  a 

^— ^  (F.),  and  the  Protestant  Demonstration,  8  s 

10  c 
Courts-Martial  Commission,  7 J  12/—10J    7  e— 

ISj  5  c— 20  j  9/ 

of  Conciliation,  24 jf  11  d— 28 a  7e 

-*-— •  of  Justice  Commission,  Ij  9/— 24  j  6  d 
Coxwell  (Henry)  on  the  iEronautio   Society,   9j 

12  d 
Credit  Foneier  of  England  Company,  17i  8  6— 28  j 

5  6  and /—5  a   5e— 6  a    70— 20  a    10  s— 24  a 

10/— 25  a  7  6—25  a  10  c— 26  a   7  d— 28  a   6/ 

—81a  10  c 
'i^^-  Mauritius,  25  s  6  a 
Creeping,  Bemedy  against,  8«  7/ 
Cremer  (W.  B.)  on  the  reported  Attack  on  Col. 

Gardiner  at  Windsor,  SO  «  10  e 
Cretan  Insurrection,  19  a  8  6—20  a  9  c — 21  a  7/ 

—22  a  7d-  25  a  5/— 25  a   10  a— 26  a    10 /— 

5«  Sd—7a  4/— 25«  12a— 28»  10/ 
Crimfia^  Kinglake  and  Wilmot  about,  14  7  12  c 
Crimean  Campaign,  7a  7  d 


Criminal  Classes  at  Large,  Statistics  of,  11  j  12/ 

.  Extradition  Treaties  with  France,  12  «  9  c 

Lunatics,  Statistics  of,  QOs  9d 

Statistics,  27  a  7/ 

CBIMINAL  TRLALS:— 

— ~  Aldridge,  Henry,  and  EUza  Avery,  for  Steal- 
ing, 23 j  9  c 

Allen,  Catherine,  for  Forgery,  19  a  9  c2 

James,     James    Taylor     and     Thomas 

Gardiner,  for  Horse  Stealing,  30  «  9  6 
— *  Amos,  Stephen,  for  Stealing,  29  a  11  6 

Ansell,  George,  for  Stealing,  29s  9 e 

Armstrong,  Jonathan,  for  Forgery,  22 j  11  d . 

Atha,  William,  for  Wounding,  11  a  9  a 

Austin,  Wm.  Alfred,  for  Forgery,  8  J  11  e 

Backshall,  George,  for  Murder,  20  j  11  e 

Bailey,  Edw.,  for  Murder,  22  a  8/ 

Baker,  Ann,  and  Ann  Hall,  for  stealing,  10  s 

9e 

Geo.,  and  others,  for  Conspiracy,  29i  11  e 

Bales,  Alfred,  and  others,  for  Stealing,  &c. 

18a  9(2 

-  Ball,  John,  and  James  Clarke,  for  Conspiracy, 
5a  9a 

Ballantine,  Jas.  Edw.,  for  Manslaughter,  22a 

9c 
Barnard,  Stephen,  for  Indecent  Assault,  24  9* 

116 
Barnes,  William,  and  others,  for  Obtaining 

Goods  under  False  Pretences,  19  a  9  d 
Bartlett,  Patience,  and  others,  for  Stealing, 

18y  11 e 

Baumgarten,  Capt.,  for  Fraud,  15  J  11  e 

Beard,  Edw.,  and  Wm.  Meakin,  for  Theft 

15  j  116 

George,  Darid  Friswell,  and  Henry  Chap- 
man, for  Stealing,  30  <  9  c 

Bedwell,  Henry,  for  Stealing,  81  a  9  d 

Bendolph,  Wm.,  Jas.  Smith,  and  Thomas 

Shine,  for  Stealing,  27  a  9e 
Benson,  Henry  and  Maiy,  and  others,  for 

Stealing,  26  a  9d 

Bette,  Thomas,  for  Stealing,  16  j  11  6 

Bird,  William,  and  others,  for  Assault,  10  s 

9e 
Bishop,  Maria,  and  Annie  Kent,  for  Stealing, 

23  j  9  c 

Blow,  James,  for  Manslaughter,  13  j  11  6 

Booth,  Bichard,  for  Manslaughter,  13  a  9  c 

Bourdais,    Marie  Josephine,    for    Malicious 

Injury  to  three  Cows,  jfcc,  11  j  11  f  . 
Bowers,  John,  for  Manslaughter,  20  a  11  6 

Boyce,  William,  for  Stealing,  Bs  9d 

^—  Bradley,  Avis,  for  Felony,  18  j  11  e 

-  Breed,  Jonathan,  for  Incendiarism,  1  a  9  d 

Brooks,  Eliza,  for  Stealing,  27  a  9/ 

Wm.  and  Caroline,  for  Starring  their  Child, 

22a  9e—2is  9d— 25s  10s 

Brown,  Elizabeth,  and  others,  for  Stealing, 

9s  9d 

William,  for  Murder,  22  a  8/ 


Burlison,  William,  for  Letter  Stealing,  28  s 

11a 

Bumham,  Mary  Aim,  9  s  9d 

Butler,  Bridget,  for  Wounding,  9j  11  e 

^-*  Buxton,  Lucy,  for  Child  Marder,  27i  11  c 


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PiXMEE's  INDEX  TO  "THE  TIMES**   NEWS^APEtt. 


CPI^Wo 


Criminal  Trials  (continued). 

Cakebread,  Alfred,  and  John  Griffiths,   for 

Stealing,  6  a  11  d 

Callow,  Edw.  Bannister,  for  Forgeiy,  9 J  11  e 

— 10 j  9  d 
Caiman,  Jas.,  and  Margaret  Newlan,  for  Bob- 
bery with  Violence,  7j  11  d 

Carter,  Mary,  for  Stealing,  26  a  9  d 

Casey,  Thomas,  for  Manslaughter,  8  a  9  e 

Castle,  James,  for  Bnrglaiy,  6a  9a 

Cheal,  Henry,  and  Oscar  Baker,  for  Stealing, 

29<  Oe 
-—^  Clarke,  Kdw.  John,  for  Embezzlement,  7} 
lid 

Ellen,  and  Mary  Lloyd,  for  Stealing,  9  «  9  d 

•  Henry,  for  Stealing,  26  a  9  d 

Henry,  for  Felony,  28  «  11  a 

■^     ■■      Isaac,  for  Attempt  to  Murder,  10  a  11  c 
Coates,  Edw.  for  Stealing,  26  a  9d 

Cobley,  Richard,  for  Rape,  25  «  10  « 

' Cogan,  William,  for  Frand,  11  a  9  6 

Cohen,  Abraham,  for  Stealing,  6  a  9a 

' Collins,  ThoB.,  and  Thos.  Johnson,  for  Garot- 

ting,  22s  9& 
« — >  Collis,  John,  and  Henry  Geo.    Hnnt,    for 

Garotting,  9j  11/ 
— — ^  Connor,  Thomas,  for  Assault,  4  o  9  d 

• Cook,  Edw.,  for  Stealing,  19  a  9  d 

,  for  Manslaughter,  20  a  11 6 

Coombs,  William,*  for  Wounding  his  Wife, 

20i  11 « 
Crummins,  John,  for  Throwing  hia  Wife  out 

of  Window  20  a  11  & 
Cummings,  Robert,  for  having  counterfeit 

Coins  in  his  Possession  for  Circulation,  22b  9  b 

—  Dale,  James,  for  Assault,  25  «  10  e 

Daley,  John,  for  Stealing,  21 J  11 6 

and  Edw.  Cain,  for  Garotting,  7  a  9  c 

• Daly,  Thomas,  and  others,  for  Stealing,  22  j 

11 « 

. Darling,  WiDiam,  for  Fraud,  28  «  11a 

Davey,  Geo.  for  Wounding,  19  a  9  « 

Davies,  John,  and  Wm.  Homett,  for  Steal- 
ing, 20  a  11  c 

DaTis,  George,  for  Manslaughter,  25 J  11  d 

Day,  Ellz.,  for  Stealing,  26  a  9  <i 

Dedrichson,  George,  for  Embezzlement,  15  a 

10  c 
— —  Delee,  Mary,  for  Arson,  10  J  9/ 
— ^^  Denshoe,  Thomas,  for  Murder,  7  a  9  6 

-^ Dilley,  William,  for  Murder,  13  J  11  c 

Doulton,     Charlotte,    for   Concealment   of 

Birth,  22  a  9e 

Downing,  Catherine,  for  Stealing,  6  a  11  d 

Dowse,  Thomas  James,  for  Wountog,  24 j 

lid 

Drinkwater,  Alfred,  16J  lid 

Dugdale  and  Milsom,    for  Selling  Indecent 

Publications,  14  j  11  d 

Duggan,  Wm.,    John  Topham,    and  Edw. 

Toran,  for  Assault,  14  j  11  c 

Duggin,  Elizabeth,  for  Stealing,  10*  9<j 

Dumbleton,  John,  for  Stealing,  27  j  11  c 

Dumphy,  John,  for  Burglary,  Sa  9c 

- —  Dunning,  Henry,  and  John  Taylor,  for  For- 
gery, *c.,  8  j  11/ 


Oriminal  Trials  {conHnue^. 

-^—  Edbury,  Charles  and  Caroline,  for  Bobbery, 

20  a  11 c 

Elliott,  Ann,  for  Forgery,  20  a  11  c 

Elizabeth,  and  John  Williams,  for  Stealing, 

18i  11 « 

Elworthy,  Albert  Henry,  for  Libel,  22  s  9  b 

Entie,  Albert  for  Burglary,  14  j  11  c 

Erans,  Henry,  and  Catherine  Fay,  for  As- 
sault, 9  «  9  ci 

Richard,  for  Burglary,  27i  11  c 

Eyerett,  Frederick,  for  Fraud,  24  »  9  d 

Facret,  Andrew,  for  Stealing,  18  j  11 « 

Feek,  George  Francis,  for  £hpe,  ISa  1  d 

Fell,  William,  for  Forgery,  etc.,  18  a  9d 

Femi,  Eli,  for  Sending  Threatening  Letters, 

BJ  lltf— 19  a  9  c— 28»  11a 
Fernando,  Cecil  Anthony,  for  Bigamy,  20  j 

lie 
Fielding,  William,  and  Thomas  Pearson,  for 

Robbery,  9j  II  f 

FiUingham,  Anthony,  for  Murder,  24  a  11  e 

— -^  Flentot,  Marie  and  Marguerite,  for  Murder, 

22  j  10  a 
Fletcher,  John,  and  Ann  Parr,  for  AbdactioD, 

25 j  lid 
Flint,  Henry,  for  Damage,  7  a  9  6 

-  Flynn,  John,  anc^ others,  for  Rioting,  3a  11  f 
-—^  Four  Arabs,  for  the  Murder  of  an  entire- 

Family,  14  a  8/ 

Frankle,  Jarreal,  Barnard,  Harris,  and  Oscar 

Neuman,  for  having  Forged  Russian  Notes  in 
their  Possession,  10  j  9  <i— 20  a  11  d— 21  a  8/ 

Frisby,    Thomas    Sturgess,  for   Attempted 

Murder  of  his  Father,  15  j  11  c 

Friswell,  Darid,  for  Stealing,  15/  11  c 

Fuller,  Joyce,  for  Burglary,  7  a  9  d 

Geary,  Patrick,  for  Assault,  11  *  9  « 

Gerard,  Henry,  and  George  Hawkins,  Sa  9a 

^—  Gilbert,  Thomas,  and  others,  for  Riot,  5  a 

9d—6a  lie 
-~^  Glllagan,  Ann,  and   Johannah  Hayes,  for 
Stealing,  Is  9d 

Girl  for  Uttering  Base  Coin,  11  a.9  d 

Gonnet,  Blanc,  for  Murder  of  his  Bene- 
factress, HI  J  9/ 

-  Goody,  John,  for  Highway  Robbery,  8/  11/ 
~—^  Gordon,  James,  for   Attempting  to  Steal, 

16i  11 d 

Gough,  Thomas,  for  Robbery,  10  j  9  d 

Gowland,  Ralph,  for  Stabbing,  15/  11/ 

-  GhranadoB,  Em.iaanuel,  for  Stealing,  14  j 
11  cZ 

Gray,  George,  and  John  Parker,  for  Throw- 
ing Stones  at  Trains,  10  j  9  d 

'  Martha,  for  Concealment  of  Birth,  22  a 

9e 

Griffin,  Thomas  and  Cornelius,  and  Ed«ard 

Lepiper,  for  Stealing  and  Receiving,  24  j  11 6 

--—  Groundwell,  Ann,  for  Causing  a  Falae  Regis- 
ter, 13  a  9  d 

Grove  Frederick,  for  Stealing,  25  a  9  « 

Haines,  Charlotte,  for  Stealing,  18J  11  e 

Hall,  Edw.,  for  Perjury,  27  j  11  c 

Hancock,  William,  for  Murder,  27/  11  e 

Hanley,  Elizabeth,  for  Wounding,  28  «  11  a 


Sept.  30, 1868.]    f  alm£b*8  ustdeh  to  ''  this  times  *'  iteWbpafsb. 


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Criminal  Trials  (continued,) 

Harris,  George,  for  Murder,  3  a  11  a— 5  a 

9b— ea  11a 

James,  for  Stealing,  7  a  8/ 

■  James,  for  Murder,  11  a  9  a — 13  a\2  c— 

17a  1e 

Harrison,  Ebenezer,  for  Shooting  with  Intent, 

4a  96 

Thomas  William,  for  Sending  Threatening 

Letters,  etc.,  8j  11/ 

Hart,  Ezekiel,  for  Garotting,  28  «  11a 

Harsley,  John  Oromwell,  for  Stealing,  22  8 

96 
Hasker,  Oaroline,  and  Emma,  for  Assault, 

23/  9  c 

Hatch,  Samuel  Charles,  for  Peijury,  29  j  11/ 

Hayward,  William,  for  Murder,  7  a  9  a 

Head,  Robert,  for  Stealing,  Qs  9d 

Heald,  Edwin,  for  Peijuiy,  18  a  9e 

Henderson,   Nicholas,  for   Wounding,  20  a 

lie 

Hennessey,  Daniel,  for  Stealing,  20a  lie 

HinchclilFe,  'Armstrong,  and  Sanderson,  for 

Conspiracy,  10 a  9 c — 17 $  9e 
Hocking,  WiUiam,  and  Henry  Thompson, 

for  Stealing,  Uj  11  d 

Holloway,  William,  for  Stealing,  18  j  11  e 

Hooper,  — ,  for  Peijuqr,  7  a  9  a 

Horrigan,  Michael,  for  Stealing,  BOs  9e 

Howard,  Thomas,  for  Murder,  24 a  lie 

Thomas,  for  Stealing,  Sj  11  f 

Howe,  John,  for  MansUughter,  20  a  11  & 

Humphreys,  William,  for  Indecent  Assault, 

4a  9d 
Huxley,  William,  for  Horse   Stealing,  28  < 

11a 
Iggulden,  Henry,  for  Embezzlement,  10  a 

11(2 

Ingham,  — ,  a  Marine,  fbr  Robbery,  27  j  11  e 

Ivamy,  George,  for  Murder,  28  j  9e 

■  ■-  ■■  Itcs,    William,    and   Thomas    Gtdley,   for 

Stealing,  21;  lib 
"         Jackson,  John,  for  Murder,  15  a  lid 
James,  Edward,  for  Forgery,  13  j  11  c 

■  ■  James,  for  Stealing,  9$  9d 

— <--  Jenkins,  Samuel,  for  Obstructing  a  Railway, 

20  j  11  e 

William,  for  attempt  at  Murder,  10 a  lid 

"'    ■■  Johnson,   James,  and   James   Broad,    for 

Garotting,  28  «  11a 
• —  Thomas,  and  Charles  Francis,  for  Burglary, 

7  j  11  d 
Jones,  Henry,  for  Stealing,  8j  11/ 

-  Keefe,  Ambrose,  for  Bur^^buy,  ISa  9d 

Keene,  George,  for  Murder,  15  j  11  e 

Launcelot  James,  for  Bigamy,  IQa  9d 

Keith,  James,  and  Henry  Howard,  for  Stealing, 

8s  9d 

Kelley,  Edward,  for  Burglary,  21 J  He 

King,  George,  Thomas  Carr,  and  others,  for 

Stealing,  27  a  9  e 
Kirk,  James,  and  Joseph  Field,  for  Bulgary, 

7a  9c 

Larman,  George,  for  Stealing,  Is  9d 

Lanei  Charles,  for  Forgery,  9j  11  f 

Lansteyer,  Robert,  for  Stealing,  18  j  11  e 


Criminal  Trials  (eofUintted). 

Larken,  Ansel,  for  Murder,  20  a  11  d — 21  a 

9d 

Lawrence,  John,  for  Assault,  22  a  9  e 

Lee,  Thomas,  for  Attempt  to  Murder,  81  i 

lid 
Leverson,  or  Levison,  Sarah   Rachel,  for 

Misdemeanour,  Bj  He— lOj  9e— 15y  12 d— 

28i   96— 18  a  9d— 21a    8/— 22  a   9  a— 24  a 

116— 2«   9e— 22#  95— 23«   9&^24s   9a— 

258  lOe— 26«  9b 
Lewis,    George,   and   Joseph   Hebden,   for 

SteaUng,  9j  11/ 

William  Albert,  for  Forgery,  7j  11  d 

-*—  Xiockyer,  George,  for  Manslaughter,  9  J  11  e 

Lowe,  John,  for  Stealing,  23  j  9  e 

Lutford,  Charles  Lerison,  for  Stealing,  19  a 

9c 

Lydiate,  Ann,  for  Manslaughter,  19  a  9  a 

Lynch,  James,  and  others,  for  Murder,  204 

lid 

Maokay,  Alex.  Arthur,  for  Murder,  21  a  8  e 

■  Day  for  his  Execution,  25  a  10  6 

— ^  Mackennel,  Geo.  S.,  and  Edw.  Tiddy,  for  Con- 
spiracy, 22  <  9  6 

-  Mackenny,  John,  for  Assault,  13  a  9  e 
Man  {name  withlield),  for  Indecent  Assault, 

2oa  9e 

Another  Case,  29  a  11 6 

Another  Case,  80  »  9  e 

Margaretts,  Mary  Ann,  for  Arson,  28  a  11  a 

-  Mamay,  Annie,  for  Assault,  1  *  9  rf 
Martini,  John,  for  Stealing,  22b  9b 

Maskell,  John,  for  Murder,  14  a  9  a 

Mason,  Henry,  for  Obtaining  Goods  under 

False  Pretences  9j  11/— 18j  6d 
May  William,  and  Ann  Kelley,  for  Stealing, 

18  j  11 e 
M'Cake,  Thomas,  for  Stealing  Letters,  19  a 

9d 
— -  McCarthy,  Owen,  and  John  Foley,  for  Assault, 

ll8  9i 

M'Cormack,  John,  for  Manslaughter,  10  a  11  e 

M'Hale,  Edward,  for  Robbery,  8  a  9e 

M'Kennie,  James,  for  Stealing,  14  J  11  d 

^—  Melbourne,  Mary,  for  Stealing,  6  a  9  a 
Michelmore,  Edw.,  for  Manslauglrter,  27i 

lid 
Miller,  Charles  and  Bertha,  for  Felony,  28  a 

9d 

George  and  Henry  Raines,  for  Assault, 

Sly  11 d 

Minard,  James,  for  Fraud,  5  a  9  a 

Mitchell,  William,  for  Fraud,  25  a  9  e 

Moat,  James,  for  Stealing,  28  J  9  e 

Morris,  Daniel  and  Margaret,  for  Assault, 

81a  9d 

Peter,  for  Fraud,  11  a  9  6 


Mnleahy,  Dennis,  for  Fenianism,  1 J  11  c 

Murphy  Riots,  Bee  Fltnn. 

Murray,  Bridget,  for  Assault,  14  j  11  d 

Nathan,  Henry,  for  Forgery,  20;  He 

Naylor,  Abraham,  for  Robbery,  8  a  9  6 

— ^  Neal,  Edw.,  for  Willol  Damage,  16^  11  d 

Netheroote,  Robert,  for  Embezzlement,  / 

9d 

11 


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PALMSB'S  index  to  '^THE  TtKEB"  VEWSPAPEB. 


[July  1  to 


Crizninal  Triala  [continued), 

Nolan,  — ,  for  Manalaughter,  11  j  126 

Norry,  Eliza,  for  Wounding,  18  j  11  c 

Norton,  Franeis,  for  Stealing,  20  a  11  6 

O'Connor,  James,  for  Shooting  with  Intent 

to  Murder,  20 J  lie 

O'Mar.  Patrick,  for  Burglary,  \SJ  11  d 

— —  Ormsby,  Margaret,  for  Assault,  29  a  11 6 

Owen,  Bobert,  for  Horse  Stealing,  28  a  9  d 

Palmer,  James,  for  Fraud,  13/  11  5 

Stephen  and  others  for  Stealing,  27 a  9e 

Parent  v,  Andre,  for  Assault,  8o  8a 

Payne,  — ,  for  Peijury,  7  a  9  a 

Note  about,  11  a  9  0 

Peaob,    Benj.   Thos.,  obtaining   Money  by 

False  Pretences,  Is  9d 
— —  Pearson,  George,  for  Garotting,  28  «  11a 

Peel,  William,  for  Assault,  24  j'  11  b 

Pennington,  John,  for  Stealing,  Sb  9  d 

Peto,  Wm.,  for  Stealing,  26  a  9  d 

— -  Pettit,  Thos.  James,  for  Stealing,  29  8  9  6 
Peyton,  James,  for  Stealing,  15/  11  h 

Pinckney,  Aug.  Henry,  for  Embezzlement, 

19a  9<2 

Pinner,  Charles,*  for  Stealing,  21/  11 6 

-  Pitcher,  John,  and  Thos.  Breonan,  for  Steal- 
ing, 26a  9d 

Porter,  Ann,  for  Pequry,  22  ajd  «—22  a  11  a 

Is  lOd 

Powell,  Stanley  Leigh,  for  Fraud,  22/  11  e 

Pratt,  Oeorge,  for  Assault,  28a  9d 

Prince,  George,  for  Larceny,  19  a  9  0 

Quibbell,  Wm.,  for  Stabbing,  9/  11/ 

Baohel,  Madame,  see  Leverson. 

Bayment,  Charles,  for  Stealing,  15/  11  e 

Beadman,  John,  for  Throwing  his  Wife  oat  of 

Window,  25  s  10  e 
•^*-  Bedgrave,  Samuel,  for  Bobbeiy,  7 a  9d 
Begina  v.  BlaokeU,  18/  lie 

Belph,  Bichard,  for  Peijury,  28/  9  e 

-~*~  Besdott,  Samuel,  and  Jas.  Strong,  for  Felony, 

25/  11 tf 
— ^  Bingard,  — ,  for  Poisoning  his  Wife  and 

Attempting  to  Poison  his  Child,  at  Boulogne,  2  s 

10  f 

Boberts,  Joseph,  for  Sending  Diseased  Meat 

to  Market,  10/  9  d 

Bobinson,  Alex.,  for  Fraud,  22  a   9  «— 22  a 

11a 

' Bochefort,  v.  Boehetee,  8  a  8  a 

Bolfe,  WilHain,  for  Stealing,  4ta  9d 

* Bosenberg,  Sigmond,  for  Forgery,  etc.,  20  a 

lie 
Bowan,  John,  and  James  Starch,  for  Steal- 
ing, 6  a  9  a 
Bowen,  John,  and  William  Green,  for  Steal- 
ing, 80<  9e 

' Byan,  Jam«s, for  Assatilt,  9$  9d 

— ^—  John,  a&d  Geo.  Smatit,  for  Bnrglazy,  29  a 
lib 

Sflidler,  Hemy,  for  Stealing,  16/  11  d 

' Samway,  Henry,  for  Cutting  and  Wounding, 

11/  11 e 
Sapsfordi   Walter,  for  Embezalement,  14/ 

11  rf 

• —  Scott,  James,  for  Stealing,  8/  11/ 
43 


Oriminal  Trials  (continued), 

Scott,  James  and   EmUy,  with  others,  for 

Bobbery,  10/  9  e 

Scovill,  D.  F.,  and  F.  CairoD,  for  Brutalitj, 

21a  9ii 

Shaw,  Mary  Ann,  for  Conspiracy,  10/  9/— 

11/  11/— 13/  116 

Shea,  Eliza,  and  Ellen  O'Brien,  for  Stealing, 

28a  9d 

Sheffield  Stonemasons,  for  Conspizftey  and 

Threats  14 a  9 c— 17 s  9e 

-^—  Shepherd,  Alex.  &  John,  St  John  Jolley,  for 
Throwing  Gunpowder  into  a  House,  17  a  9c 

— —  Sheridan,  John,  Isaac  Herton,  and  others, 
for  Conspiracy,  IBa  9d 

Shiokle,  James,  for  Stealing,  11  a  9  a 

Simmonds,  Geo.,  and  others,  for  Stealing,  13/ 

lie 

Simmons,  — ,  for  Burglary,  25/  11  d 

Simpson,  Thomas,  for  Embezzlement,  4  a 

9d 

Smith,  Alice,  for  Incendiarism,  7  a  9  d 

Arthur  Forrester  and  Hector  AngnatiiBy  for 

Wounding  with  Intent,  9/  11  d 
Charles,  and  Charles  Lee,  for  Burglary,  27  « 

9e 

Ellen,  for  Stealing,  31  a  9  d 

^— —  Henry,  for  Burglary,  28  •  11  a 

John,  for  Stealing,  4  a  9  d 

Mary  Ann,  for  Aiding  in  Bigamy,  20/  11  c 

Bobert  Henry,  for  Stealing,  1  a  9  d 

Thomas,  for  Indecent  Assault,  16/  11  d 

Thomas,  for  Manslaughter,  20  a  11  a 

Snelling,  Mary,  for  Concealment  of  Birth, 

9/  11/ 

South,  Alfred,  for  Felony,  23/  9  c 

Btagg,  Charlotte,  for  Peijury,  7/  11  d 

Stanley,  Edw.  James,  for  Stabbing,  4  a  9  ft 

Stephens,  Charles,  for  Bribery,   11a  9  & — 

12a  9d 

John,  and  Edward  Bailey,  lor  Burglary,  27/ 


5d 


Stevens,  George,  for  Assault,  Is  9d 
Strickland,  John,  for  Mnrder,  3  a  11 6 
Suffolk,  OwenHargrave,  for  Stealing,  11  a  9  «i 
Sullivan,  Cornelius,  for  Assault,  24/  lib 
^  John,  for  Stealing,  29s  9e 
Michael,  for  Stealing,  16/  11  d 


Swonnell,  Edmund,  for  Aiding  to  Defraud, 

9j  11/ 

Tanceyi  Michael,  for  Burglary,  5  a  9  d 

Tattle,  Geo.,  for  Stealing,  14/  11  d 

Tatum,  Isaac  George,  for  Arson,  12  a  9e 

Teale,  Wm«,  and  Isaac  Waters,  for  Wounding, 

11/  11 e 

Teslord,  Beiy.j  for  Bioting,  7  a  9  6 

Tipping,  Ellen,  for  Murder,  15/  11  e 

Toomes,  John,  &    Bichard    Tumival,    for 

Stealing  Letters,  7/  11  d 

Travis,  John,  for  Attempt  to  Murder,  19  a  9  a 

Turner,  Alfred,  for  Stealing,  8  <  9  d 

Ann,  for  Assault,  9/  11/ 

Tweed,  Bobt.,  and  John  Ager,  for  Stealing  29  »• 

9e 

Underwood,  Thomas,  for  Stealing,  18/  11* 

—21/  lib 


Sept.  30, 1868.]      txussa's  htdec  to  "thz  tussb"  kbwspapss. 


IM 


Cximinal  Trials  (continued). 

Unwin,  William,  for  Fraud,  17  a  9  d 

Vanderhalven,   Dorothy,  for   Manslaughter 

20a  11a 

Verlander,  Samuel,  for  Stealing,  lOj  9  d 

Wainwright,  James  Pavies,  81  j  11  d 

Walker,  John,  for  Embezzlement,  26  a*  9  d 

Thos.,  for  Stealing,  etc.,  7  J  11  d 

Waters,  Robt.  Sharp,  for  Embezzlement,  7j 

11  €^9 j  lid 
Watson,  Henry,  for  Bobbanr  with  Violence, 

9i  11/ 

Webb,  Arthur,  for  Incendiarism,  7  a  9  d 

Maria,  for  Making  a  False  Declaration, 


4a  96 

Sarah,  for  Forgery,  23^  9/ 


Weedon,  William,  for  Robbery,  Sj  11/ 

Wells.  — ,  for  Murder,  24  j  11  c 

Westlake,  John,  for  Manslaughter,  14y   11  e 

Whittock,  Geo.,  and  James  Gregory,  for  As- 
sault and  Bobbery,  28  ^  9  b 

Wiggins,  Elizabeth,  for  Stealing,  9  <  9  d 

Wilcox,  James,  snd  others,  for  Stealing,  21  j 

11  b 

Wilde,  Jane,  for  Assault,  15  J  11  b 

Wilkinaon,  Robert,  for  Attempt  to  Poison, 

7a  96 

Williams,  George,  for  Burglary,  7j  11  d 

George,  for  Stealing,  25  a  9  « 

■  Henry,  for  Stealing,  8  j  11  e 

— ^  John,  and  others,  for  Stealing,  29  a  11 6 

Thomas,  for  Fraud,  14  a  9  a  and  c 

-  Wilson,  Edw.,  and  John  Geary,  for  Burglary, 
13a  9d 

■  Confessions  in  Jail,  2 1  10  a 

Winder,  Frederick,  for  Sheep  Stealing,  29  a 

lib 

Winter,  John,  for  Burglary,  8y  11/ 

Wolff,  Jacob,  and  Naphtali  Blaseback,  for  Con- 
spiracy, 14  a  9  c 

Wood,  Elizabeth,  for  Throwing    Corrosive 

Liquid  over  a  Young  Woman,  9^'  11  e 

■  John,  for  Rape,  23  j  9  <j 
Louisa,  and  Maiia  Wheeler,  for  Stealing, 


6a  lid 

Woodland,  — ,  for  Perjury,  7  a  9  6 

-^—  WoodmasB,  Jonathan,  for  Wounding,  18 j 
116 

Wright,  Walter,  and  Thos.  Bilton,  for  For- 
gery, etc.,  25  a  11  c 

Wyatt,  Wm.  Geo.,  for  Bigamy,  16  j  11  e 

>-  Wyman,  Charles  and  Edw.,  for  Libol,  22  «  9  6 

York,  William,  for  Stealing,  29  a  11  6 

-^  Young,  William,  for  Stealing,   14  j  11  d— 

21i  116 

George,  for  Perjury,  16  J  11  f 

Crimping  in  the  Port  of  London,  26  a  4/ 

Croatian  Diet,  17  «  10  6 

Croft  (J.  F.)  on  the  East  Kent  Election,  17a  7 d 

—81  o  10e^9i  7/ 
Cromwell  (Lee)  on  Anny  Reform,  7  «  6/ 

and  the  Colonics,  178  7  e 

Crops,  Destruction  of,  by  Sparks  from  a  Railway 

Engines  through  the  Drought,  3  a  12  6 

in  the  Esst,  Qj  7/— 9j  7/ 

• —  in  Ozfordalure,  18  a  7  6 


Grossman  (J.  H.),  Rosemary  a  PreventiYe  to  tho 

Mosquitoe,  %7j  5/ 
Croxton  (George)  on  Mosquitoes,  see  Mosquitoes 
Crystal  Palace,  Abyssinian  Curiosities  in,  30^  10  e 

Admissions,  Ij  12  6— 4 j  9  «— 14j  9/— 16J 

5e— 18j  8c-20j  9e— 21i  12  c— 24  j  6  c— 
27 j  9d— 29j  9  c— 30j  7d-la  9/— 3  a  6/— 
5a  9a— 7a  8«— 18a  10c— 18a  10«--1«  7d 
— 2»  106— 3«  106—4*  7/— 6«  7a— 7*  6/— 
8s  10c— 9«  Bdn-^lOe  lOd— lis  lOd— 12s 
6d— 14«  6/— 16«  7d-16»  7c— 17»  10  6— 
18«  8c— 17s  4d— 21s  9c--22s  7a— 28s  8/ 
—24s  7c— 26s  9d— 28s  7«— 29s  7a— 80s 
10c 

Against  Using  it  for  Political  Demonstratiotis, 

7a  7f 

Foresters'  Ffite  at,  19  a  10  6 

Grand  Evening  F6te,  6  j  9  d 

Great  Autumn  Fruit  and  Flower  Show,  26  a 

10  d 

Protestant  Demonstration  at,  18  a  7  c 

•— —  Railway,  Bad  Management,  7j  6  c 

Result  of  the  Ballot  against  Sunday  Opening, 

ISj  6d 

Sir  R.  Napier  and  Staff  at,  7  J  8  c— 9  J  12  c 

Temperance  Fdte  at,  8  s  8  6 

Visit  of  the  Royal  Family  to,  4  j  9  e 

Cruikshank  (Gtoorge)  v.  George,  Jun.,  17 i  106 
Cumberland  (Duke  of,  the  Hero  of  Culloden)^  Statue 

in  Carendish  Square,  16  s  7  c 
Cumming  (Dr.  John)  on  the  Church  of  Scotland, 

and  Sir  George  Bowyer,  8  a  6  c — 11  a  10  o 
Curates*  Augmentation  Fund,    not   for    Lunatic 
Chaplains,  1  a  9/ 

its  Defined  Object,  5  a  8c 

Curious  Mechanical  ContriTance  to  detect  Indolent 

Watchmen,  21  a  8  6 
Curly  Hair,    Fluid   to   straighten,   in    America, 

refused  a  Patent,  3  s  6  c 
Custom  House  Clerks,  Increased  Salary,  13j  7  d 

Returns,  4 j  10 6 — ^1  a  6 a — 1  s  6a 

Customs  Revenue  at  the  Clyde  Ports,  4s  6  d 
Cutlers  Company  Feast,  Sheffield,  4  s  106 


Danube,  Loan  for,  10  j  10/ 

Emperor  of  Austria's  Plan  for  Impronng, 

21s  7a 

Danubian  Principalities,  MiBcellaneona  Informa- 
tion. 4  j  12  a— 27i  96 

Military  Intelligence,  28  a  10  a 

Daris  (A.),  Albert  Guards  of  Plaited  Leather,  6  a 
8c 

(G.N.)  Note  on  the  Expenses  of  IhfiReiigiouB 

Tract  Society,  80s  106 

(Mr.  and  Mrs.  Jefferson)  Arrival  at  LiTerpool, 

6  a  12/— 17  a  10  d 

Arrival  in  London,  9  s  6  e 

Dawson  (Bernard),  Appeal  for  Family  of  the  Fire- 
man Hilled  in  the  Abergele  Accident,  18  s  10  c 

Dead  Body  of  a  Msn  discovered  in  a  House  in  Bed 
Lion  Court,  28  s  7  a 

Death  Rate  of  1868, 14  a  7/ 

Registers,  Notes  from,  22  a  10/ 

DEATHS.- In    consequenoe   of  the   Registrar 

General  having  a  complete  Alphabetical  Lift 


Dea 


PALMBB's  ntDSX  to  '^THS  VDCSS"  KXWBPIPEB. 


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Deaths  (eofUitnted^, 
of  all  Deaths  in  the  British  l>oimtiions  from 
1887,  as  also  of  all  British  Subjeots  dying 
abroad,  which  can  be  inspected  at  any  time  at 
the  Office  in  Somerset  Honse,  it  is  not  deemed 
expedient  to  continne  the  Minimnm  Lists  as 
adTertised  in  the  times, 

Abergavenny  (Earl  of)  Sketch  of,  20  a  9  a 

Fmieral,  26  a  7  a 

Arbathnot  (Sir  Hngh)  Sketch  of,  20  j  12  b 

Ashbuton  (Lord)  Sketch  of,  9«  7/ 

Bantiy  (Earl  of)  Sketch  of,  IS  J  9  e 

Bastianini  (the  Italian  Sculptor)  9j  10  a 

Berwick    (Judge)    Killed   by   the    Abergele 

Aooident,  27  a  10  6 
Blackley  (Lient.-General  Henry)  Sketch  of, 

19a  Qe 
Blakeney  (Field-Marshal  Sir  Edw.)  Sketch  of, 

8  a  12<>— lOa  9a 

Boucher  de  GreTecceur  de  Perthes  (N.)  Sketch 

of,  8a  7/ 
Brand  (Lady)  Wife  of  the  Speaker  of  the 

Cape  House  of  Assembly,  22  a  8e 
Brcaroy  (Capt  Christopher  Spencer)  Sketch 

of,4«7/ 
Burrows  (Rev.  James)  drowned  while  Bathing, 

25j  9e 
Oagger  (Peter)  Killed  by  the  OTertoxning  of 

his  Carriage,  28^'  8  d 
Calcott  (Mijor  George  Berkeley)  Sketch  of, 

4*7/ 
Cattermole  (Oeorge,  the  Artist)  Sketch  of,  1  a 

4e 
Coope  (John  Douglas)  Editor  of  the  Saturday 

Review 1 12 a  6/— 18  a  6e 
^-^  Cordora  (Deputy  of  Italu)  17  n  10  a 
Cranworth  (Lord)  Sketch  of,  28  j  10(j—29i 

9  a— 80j  10/ 

—  Cranworth  (Lord)   Leading  Article  on  his 
Death,  27;  8c2 

Crespigny  (Sur  Claude  W.  C.  de)  Sketch  of, 

15  a  12d 

Douglas  (Hon.  James)  Sj  12  a 

Downshire  (Marquis  of)  Sketch  of,  8  a  7  a — 

10a  9a 

—  Drummond    (Mr.,    Police    MOffiitrate    in 
Au§tmUa)  Death  flrom  Bite  by  a  Snake,  16  j  6  d 

Dunfermline  (Lord)  Sketch  of,  15  j  9/ 

-«*-^  Emir  of  Bokhara,  11 «  10  a 

Famham    (Lord  and    Ijady)  killed  in  the 

Irish  Mail  Accident,  22a  7  a 

(Lo^  Sketch  of,  22a  7<i 

Goode  (very  Rct.  Dr.,  Dean  ofHipan)  Sudden 

Death  of,  Ua  7  a— 15  a  12  e 
Gk>ulbum    (Mr.   Commissioner)   Sketch  of, 

26a75 

Higgins  (Matthew  James)  Sketoh  of,  17  a  7  6 

^ —  Howard  de  Walden  (Lord)  Sketoh  of,  8«  6/ 

>-^llff  8a 

Hugo  (Madame  Victor)  at  Brussels,  28  a  10  a 

«— —  Judot  (Madame)  Niece  of  the  Xing  of  Sweden, 

10  j  10  b 

—  Kennedy  (Benjamin)  Senior  Member  of  the 
Stock  Exchange,  5  a  6  2i 

Lorer  (Samuel)  the  Comic  Writer,  etc.,  9;' 
b 


Deaths  (continued). 

Lushington  (Bight  Hon.  Stephen  Bumbold]! 

Sketch  of,  8a  7  a 

-  Majoribanks  (Edw.),  Senior  Partner  in  Cootta' 
Bank,  21 «  7  a 

Menken  (Adah  Isaacs,  the  AHuU),  Sketch  of, 

18a  IQd 
Mihnan  (Henry  Hart,  Dean  of  St.  PaitVt) 

Sketoh  of,  26 «  8/ 

Montreal  (Bishop  of)  Sketch  of,  18  s  7  a 

— ^  Mostyn  (Thomas,  Orand  Treasurer  of  the 

Masonic  Order],  28  «  6  6 

NeaTS  (Sheffield)  Sehior  Director  of  the  Bank 

of  England,  28  s  5  a 

•^—  Kormanton  (Lord)  Sketch  of,  27  a  7  a 

Otto  Von  Marner  (Count),  10s  Be 

Paul  (Sir  John  Dean)  16s  ^b 

Peterborough  (Bishop  of)  Sketoh  of,  2S  a  7  e 

Prinze  (Colonel)  bom  a  Fall  otot  a  Cliff  at 

OencTa,  19  a  4  c 

Reynolds  (John)  Sketch  of,  26a  8  b 

Bobinaon  (Capt.  Louis  A.)  Sketoh  of,  30 « 

7e 

Schofield    (Henry,  of  Congleton)  from  an 

Orerdose  of  Laudanum,  22  J  9  « 

Seaton  (Sir  Henry  John)  Bun  Over  in  St. 

James*  Street,  29 j  If 

Seymour  (Thomas  H.)  formerly  GoTemor  of 

Connecticut,  17  «  7  e 

Shannon  (Earl  of)  5  a  8  d 

— •  Smith  (Sir  Henry)  Speaker  of  the  Canadian 

Parliament,  SOs  7d 
Sterens  (Thaddeus)  Death  of,  14  a  7  a— 26  a 

7«— 27a  7  6 
Leading  Article  on  his  Character,  14  a  C*b 

-  Strafford  (Elisabeth)  killed  in  the  Abergek 
Railway  Accident,  806/ 

Stlfferers    of    the    Abergele    Acddent,    see 

iHQimsT. 

— —  Talon  (Viscount  Artus)  the  French  Sports- 
man, Sketch  of,  10  j  9  d 

Temple  (Mr.,  qIc.)  of  Apoplexy,  28j  7  «— 

29j  9/ 

Tetuan  (Duchess  of),  9  9  10  6 

Thomas  (George  Housman)  Sketch  of,  90  j 

10  b 

Tnlford  (Bishop)  25  «  9  d 

Vaughan  (John)  Sketch  of,  18s  76 

Viennet  (M.)  of  the  French  Academy,  Sketdi 

of,  15j  6  c— 16j  10  a 
— -•  Walewski  (Count)  Sketch  of,  29  «  7  a 
Death  from  Diseased  Meat  in  New  York,  10«  5« 

from  Scholastic  Punishment,  26  s  4  e 

Debenham,  Starr  A  Co.'s  Price  list  of  Sale  of 

Antique  Plate,  Jewels,  etc.,  28  j  10/ 
De  Bode  (Baron)  his  Claim  on  the  QoTemmeDt 

Satisfied,  or  Restitution  to  France,  82i  10  a 
Deedes  (W.)  on  the  Hoax  Address  in  East  Kent, 

20a  6/ 
Deep  Sea  Dredging  in  the  Gulf  Stream,  14 «  10 ; 
De  Jersey  &  Co.  on  the  •*  LoTe  v.  Ekless  "  Case. 

16i  9/ 
Denison  (G.  A.)  on  the  New  Poem  of  Milton,  SO; 

9e 
DBlf  MAHE : — 
Arrival  of  the  Xing  of  Sweden,  28j  10a 


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Bos: 


Denmark  {continiuS[^, 

Betrothal  of  the  Croim  Prince  to  the  PrinoeBS 

Royal  of  Sweden.  10 j  10a— ITj  10  a 
Court  Oircnlar,  11  j  10  a— 18  a  10  a— 26  a 

10a--81a  lOo— 2<  10a— 14«  9d 
-i— .  Inbabitanta    of   Bobleswig  telegraph   their 

Good  Wishes  to  the  King,  8  j  12  a 

Intended  Telegraph  to  Boaaia,  18  a  10  a 

OiBoial  Changes,  18  a  10  a 

Sale  of  Weat  India  Islanda  to  America,  23  j 

10  a 
>  Vint  of  Boyal  Family  to  St.  Peteraborg,  11  a 

10  a 
Denton   (J.  Bailey)  on  the  Water  Pamine  and 

Storage,  6  a  10/— 18  a  ^d 
Derby  (Lord)  on  Eodeaiattieal  Endowments,|22  a 

10  6 
*—  Entertainment    to   the    Northern     Cironit 

Judges,  13  a  7  a 

on  the  Irish  Chureh,  25  m  4/ 

Detention  of  a  Boyal  Present,  21  a  10  a 
Detrimentals,  a  Mother's  Advice  to  Younger  Sons, 

etc.,9i  6  c 
DeYOnahire,  Great  Filre  at  Woodbury,  21 J  12  s 
Dewsbury,  Worsted  Mill  at,  set  on  Fire  by  Light- 
ning, 18  j  12  li 
Dietary  Scales  for  Merchant  Ships,  30  «  7  c 
Dipsomaniaca,  Lunacy  Board  of  Scotland  about, 

20i  6/ 
Direct  ConmiissionSy  NoTember  List  closed,  11 « 

76 

Next  Bzamination,  Ij  9/ 

Diseased  Fish  seized,  9  «  0/ 

—  Meat,  Deaths  from,  10  <  5  a 

Diseased  Foreign  Sheep,  Notes  about,  13  a  10  d— 
19a  6«— 20a  6/— 29a  6c 

Disendotrment  and  BemoTal  of  Ciril  DisadTan- 
tages  to  go  together,  21 «  10  6 

Disestablishment — ^if  in  Ireland,  why  not  in  Eng- 
land? 31a  8d 

Disraeli  (Bight  Hon.  B.),  Acknowledgment  of  the 
Loyal  Orange  Institution's  Address,  1  j  6  6 

at  Baknoral,  19«  7  6 

Dinner  at  the  Mansion  House  to,  80  j  7  6 

«-.^  Speech,  30 j  76 

^—  Dinner  to  the  Prince  and  Princess  Teck,  13  j 
96 

—  Leading  Article  on  his  |Speech  at  the  Man- 
sion House,  80y  6e 

Declines  Invitations  to  all  Demonstrations  at 

present,  16«  7c 

Betom  from  Balmoral,  29 «  9a 

Distillers,  GoTemment  Betum  of,  10  a  9  a 

District  Tities  Amendment  Act,  its  Power  amongst 
the  Clergy,  4  a  7e 

Dividends,  Bankrupto',  IJ  6  a— 4i  86— Sj  66— 
Hi  6c— 16j  6a— 18i  la— 22^  6a— 29i  6/ 
—la  4a— 6a  4/— 8a  4e— 12a  4/— 19a  4d 
—22a  4«— 26a  4a— 29a  7«— 2s  4d—6t 
4/-.95  6  a— 12»  4<i— 16s  4/— 19  s  4  c— 26« 
4/-80S  4« 

Divorce,  New  Act,  8  a  6  « 

DIVOBOXl  OOTTBT:— 

A  V,  B,  Curious  Trial  of  Impotency,  8 j 

lie 

Barnes  v,  Barnes  and  Beaumont,  18^  11  d— 


DivoTOe  Oourt  (cojUinued). 

20 j  Ho— 22j  lie— 23i  9a— 29j   11a— 81  j 

lie 
Blackmore  v.  Mills,  15  j  11 6 

Davis  V.  Davis  and  Street,  BO  J  9  e 

Dering  v,  Dering  and  Blakesley,  8  j  11  c 

<•>— *  Turner  v.  Turner,  1  a  9c 

Hebblethwaite  v.  Hebblethwaite,  90}  9  e 

Lempriere  v.  Lempriere  and   Boebel,    15  j 

11  a 

Merrin  v,  Merrin  and  Haynes,  1  a  9e 

Prossor  v,  Prossor,  30  j  9  « 

Boberts  v,  Boberts,  1  a  9  c 

Wormald  v.  Neale  and  Wormald,  24  j  11  a  - 

29^11  a 

Wrigby  V.  Wrigby,  IJ  11  d 

Divorces,  Statistics  of  the  Year  1867,  30s  8  6 
Dixon  (W.  Hepworth)  on  the  Poem  attributed  to 

MUton,30j  8/-6a  10  a 
Dock,  the  Bermuda  Floating,  3  s  7/— 4  $    10  a>— 

6  s  9/— 10s  9c 

-  New,  at  Boulogne,  6  a  12/ 
Penarth  Harbour  and,  1  s  5  s 

Southampton,  Company,  27  j  7  a— 27  a   6  c 

—2s  lOd 

Docks,  State  of  Shares,  Ij  lOd— 2j  7  d—Sj  10  e 
— 4i  lOd— 6i  7d— 7i  10  c— 8  j  lOd— 9j  7  c 
— lOj  Qdr-llj  lOd— 13j  7d— 14i  10  s— 16i 
10  dr-Uj  Idr^nj  8d— 18i  lOd— 20j  7  c— 
22 j  10  d^2Bj  6  c— 24j  7d— 25i  lOd— 28j 
8c— 29j  7d— 30j  6c-^li  6d— la  6d— 3a 
76— 4a  6d— 6ai5d— 6a  7c— 7a  6d— 8a 
5c— 10a  76— lla5d— 12a  5d— 18a  6d— 
14a  56— 15a  7<(-17a  56— 18a  5c— 19a 
6  6— 20a  7c— 21a  5a— 22a  5c— 25a  5c— 
26a  5  c— 27  a  5  c— 28  a  5 c— 29 a  7  a— 31  a  Re 
— Is  5d— 2s  5d— 3s  56— 4s  6c— 5s  6d— 
8s  6d— 9s  6<(— 10s  5c— lis  5c— 12s  54— 
15s  6<(-16s  Bd^lls  6c— 18s  6d— 19s  Sd 
—21s  7c— 22s  4d— 23s  6d— 24s  4d— 26s 
6d— 26s  5d— 28s  7d— 29s  6c— 30s  6d 

Bute,  Filthy  State  of,  21s  7  d 

Dagenham,  1  s  5  s 

East  and  West  India,  18y  6/ 

— *-  Hoisting  and  Graving,  in  the  Tagus,  8  s 

10  a 
*—  Jamaica  Graving  Dook  Company,  17  j  8  6 — 

24i  7  6 
London  and  St.  Eatherine%  10  j  8  a— 29j 

7s 
Mersey  and  Harbour  Board,  Official  State* 

ments,  17  «  9/ 

Southampton,  Great  Fire  at,  5  s  106 — 7  s 

10/— 8  s  6  6— 9s  10  6 

-  Surrey  Commercial,  18  s  5c 

Dog,  Besoue  «of  a  Child  from  drowning  in  the 

BiverBoe,  by,  14  j  116 
-*—  Licences,  Difficulty  of  getting  them,  28  s  11  c 

—29s  4c 
Proposal  to  obtain,  at  Money  Order  Offices, 

30s  9/ 
Dogs,  End  of  the  MaszUng  Days,  26  a  8/ 
— -  Note  ttom  One  whose  Dog  was  taken,  17  s 

8/ 

Notes  on  Muzzling,  2j  7/— 21s  11/ 

the  Number  destroyed  by  the  Police,  18  s  7  a 


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[July  1  to 


Doga,  Plea  of  a  Pup  fbr  the  abolition  of  Uozzlei, 

Ij  12d— 16«  9b 
.  ,.  ,.  Poison,  Care  for,  16  «  9  ^ 

Sale  of  captured,  by  the  Police,  21  j  11/ 

not  at  Cremorne  Grardens,  22  j  10/ 

. atatistica  of,  in  Ireland,  17  a  7/ 

-  Unobjectionable  Muzzle  to  Doga,  4^  H/— 
9j  7tf-llj  8& 

PolmeBtio  Service  v.  Needle  Women,  8  a  6c 

Doncaater,  Church  Bate  Meeting  at,  18  a  10  « 

Yaughan  (Bev.  Dr.)  on  Church  Botes,  a  Ser- 
mon at,  4  «  7  a 

Drainage  of  Brighton,  18  «  8^ 

Dramatic  College  Fete  at  the  Crystal  Palaee,  13  j 
6(2 

Drew (Bev.  Dr.)  on  Mt.  Bate'a  Leoturea,  148  7b 

Dried  Fruit,  llj  106 

Driffield  Agricultural  Show,  3  a  12  b 

Drinking  Fountain  Association  Appeal,  21 J  6  b 

Drinkwater  (Commodore)  on  the  Cowardly  Con- 
duct of  the  Ilfracombe  Life-Boat  Men,  17  »  10  tf 
— 24»  7c 

Drought  in  Essex,  16  J  10  b 

France,  10 J  6  c 

Little  (H.  J.),  on,  29i  10  e 

Lowe  (B.  J.)  on  the,  13a  9  6 

, in  Northumberland,  II  j  12  ft 

Sudden  Break-up  of,  13  a  9  ft 

in  Surrey  and  Kent,  23J  10/ 

in  Sussex,  90  J  lOdt— 4  a  10 « 

and  Crops  Destroyed  by  Bailway  Sparks,  8  j 

12  6— 10  a  6/ 

in  Westmoreland,  18j  11  d— 28i  3  a— 11  a  8/ 

in  Yorkshire,  10  a  9/— 11  a  7/ 

Drouyn  de  Lhuys  (M.)  on  English  Agriculture, 

21j  9/ 
Drowning,  Hints  on,  25  «  10  d 
-^*  Novel  Feat  to  reeover  a  sunk  Body  in  the 

Serpentine,  29  J  7  a 
Dublin  (Abp.  of).  Triennial  Charge,  6  «  9  6 
Du  Cane  (M.),  Appointment  to  Governor  of  Tas- 
mania, 80j  7  a  , .     ^      ..        . 
Farewell  Testimonial  f^om  his  Constituents, 

22a  5  6— 27a  106 
Duel  between  M.   Barot   and   M.   Jeoker   near 

Waterloo,  4a  Id 

M.  Boohefbrt  and  M.  Baroohe,  28s  9  e 

Dulwich  College,  4  «  7  a 

, Speech  Day,  Ij  12  u 

Gallery,  20  j  9e 

**Dumfoundered  Spaniard,"  a  suggestion  for  Mr. 

Boebuck,  11 8  7  j 
Dnmbleton  Stook  Sale,7 8  Ud 
Dunkirk  Harbour,  Accidents  and  Fires  in,  25  a  10  e 

—31  a  10/ 
Durham  University,  1  j  12  e 

Scholarships  and  Exhibitions,  24 j  5  a     > 

Dutch  Monitor,  Trial  of,  6/  6  ft 
Dwellings  for  the  Working  Classes,  6  »  10  <J 
Dyer  (T.  T.).  the  Thames  and  the  Isis,  25  a  10  d 
Dynamite,  a  new  Discovery  for  Blasting  Purposes, 

10«  5  a 
Dyes  in  Socks  of  a  brilliant  Hue,  but  Poisonous, 

its  Effects  on  the  Feet,  30  s  .9  <; 


46 


E. 
Eardley  (Sir  Culling),  Sale  of  bis  Lifs  Interest  in 

his  Borough  Fen  Estates,  1 «  9  c 
Earthquake  in  Constantinople,  21 9  9  c 
Fearful  in  Pern,  immense  Loss  of  Life  and 

Property,  14  s  9-0—16  «  6  Or— 15  «  8« — 16  «  10  a 

— 16«  5 0^16 #  7«— 18»  7/— 24s  10  6— 26« 

5a— 26s  7d— 28s  10/— 29s  8a 
and  the  extraordinary  Tide  at  Oalifomia,  17 1 

10  e 

at  Malta,  25  s  9  c 

in  New  South  Wales,  8  s  8  e 

inPesth,  2>  10  <? 

: in  the  Pyrenees,  28  j  10  e 

Shook  of  at  Jasberenyi,  24  a  5  a 

at  Valparaiso,  26  a  8d 

East  India  Shipping  Statistics,  9i  7  6 

East  London  Amateur  Florioultural  Sodety,  25  a 

76 

London  Befhge  for  Destitute  Boys,  21 J  6  6 

Ebury  (Lordi,  on  the  Established  Church,  26  «  10  d 
Eodesiastioai  Commission,  amended  Law  oi;  16  a 

12(2 

Endowments,  Lord  Derby  on,  22  s  10  6 

Eclipse  of  the  Sun,  9j  10  s— 24  a  6  a— and  6  26  a 

10«— 31a  10c— 8s  7c— 14s  6a 
as  seen  at  Bombay,  26  a  10  e — 22  s  7d— 

22s  7s 
Indian  Superstitions  about,  28  s  8  e 

Herschel    (Lieut,  John),  Account    of    the 

Eclipse,'  29  s  4  e 

Ecuador  Debt,  29/  7  0^26  a  6  0^—16  s  5  a 
Eden  (William)  on  the  originator  of  many  late 

Public  Improvements,  4  a  9  c 
Edinburgh,  Freedom  of  the  City  to  Lord  Napier, 

6  a  9  6— 17«  10 c 

-  Military  and  Volunteer  Beview  at,  6/  9e 

Old    Greyfriar*s    Chureh,  Appointment   of 

Minister,  15  j  5  6— 23  j  7  a 

Philosophical  Institution,  Election   of  Mr. 

Carlyle  as  President,  31/  11  /--18  a  4  6 
(Duke  of).  Grand  Banquet  to  «t  the  Trinity 

House,  21  j  12  a 
--      Mayor  of  LiverpooPs  Address  to,  7/  19 « 
Visit  to  the  United  States'  Fri^,  11  j 

12  a 
University,  Appointment  of  Sir  Alex.  Grsnt 

as  Principal,  8  s  7  d 

Election  of  President,  7/  12  e 

Vice-Chancellorship,  27/  6  e 


BDUrOATION !— 

Annual  Beport  of  the  Committee  of  the  Prify 

Council  on  Education,  5  a  8  s 
Bequest  of  £4000  by  Dr.  Sullivan  to  the  Na- 
tional Board  of  Education,  29  j  10  c 

Certified  Industrial  Schools,  1  s  9  c 

^-«  Church  Education  in  Flintshire,  9/  12  6 

in  Lincolnshire,  4/  12  6 

Collegiate  and  Unattached  Students,  18 »  8/ 

Education  in  British  India,  6/  7  6 

Inspectors,  Appointment  of,  26  a  9  a 

in  the  Year,  1867-8 

Elementary  in  Scotland,  4  a  9/ 

Endowed  Schools  for  the  Metropolis,  21j*  5  a 

Expenses  of  for  28  years,  29/  106 

College  Life,  1 «  8/ 


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Ele 


Sduoation  (eontinued), 

Harrow  School,  2  j  9  b 

InthoEaat,  15«  7  6 

InBpoctors  of  Schools,  Appointment,  16 «  7 « 

Iriab  Primaiy  Education  Commiaaion,  9j 

9a^llj   9/—13J    ll/-16i    9/— 17j   8o— 

18  j  10  6— 20j  12  d 

MiUtazy  Edaoatton  Oommiasion,  2  j  9  6 

^-^  Pariahea  without  Schoola,  ^s  9d 

ProgiBfa  of  Scientific  Inatraotion  in  York- 

ahire,  29  a  6  6 
■■        Popular  Education  in  the  North,  8  s  9  a 

PubUo  Education,  Paper  iii.,  24  a  4  a 

.  Paper  iv.,  1 «  8c 

Publio'Schoola,  Adand  (T.  D.),  on.  11  j  126 

Mr.  Lowe*a  Propoaal  to  Inapect,  10  j  6  6 

New  Gk>Teniment  Protiaiona  for,  18  a  4/ 

—^  Befonnatory  School,  Sla  8  e 

Beviaed  Code  in  South  Wales,  20  a  6/ 

Boyal  Naval  School,  New  Gross,  2  j  9  6 

Science  and  Art  Department,  Diatiibution 

of  Prizes,  17o  7/ 

Scientific  Instruction  for  the  people,  Select 

Gommittee  Beport,  25  j  11  a 

Stationers*    School,   annual   Speeohea   and 

Awards,  29  j  10  c 

Technieal  Education,  Meeting  at  Pimlico, 

21  j  12  c 

in  Scotland,  25  s  9/ 

Trade  School  for  Birmingham,  6  s  10  6 

Unattached  Students,  see  Oxfobd. 

University  Extension,  28a  10c— If  8/ 

and  Competitive  Scholanhipa,  10  s  7/-« 


12  s  8c 

Local  Examinations,  28  a  10  d 

■  see  also  Unxvebsitt. 

>  Torkahire  Science  Classes,  14  s  6  6 

Edward  lY.  and  his  Scottish  Wars,  22  a  8  6—24  a 
5/— 25a  6  c 

Edwards  (Henxy),  on  the  Inqaest  at  Abergele,  18 « 
10  c 

(ThoB.)«  Watch  Guards  and  Watches,  4  a 

11 « 

Edwarda-Wood  (W.)»  on  the  Chester  and  Holy- 
head CoUiaion,  17 s  6e 

EOTFT :— 

Breakwater  and  Docks,  Ij  12  a 

Consular  Juiisdietion,  10  a  12  6 

Cotton  Crop  Prospects,  28  s  7  6 

Court  Circular,  6y*  9  6—23  #76 

- —  in  the  Law  Courts,  2j  Be 

—  Miscellaneoua  Intelligence,  6  a  12  a— 25  a 
10  a 

New  Loan  and  ita  Besulta,  10  j  10  a 

— -—  see  MoMBT  Mabkbt. 

Opening  of  the  Suez  Bailway,  9  s  10  a 

—  Petition  of  British  Subjects  ^to  Lord  Stanley 
on  the  Alteration  in  the  Law  Conrtai  7j  5/ 

Leading  Article  on,  2j  8  e 

Eisteddfod  of  1868  at  Buthin,  28i  9/— 14  a  5/— 

18a  9a 
Elbruz  V.  Mont  Blanc,  12  s  4/— 14  s  116— 15  s 

96— 16s  7g— 17s  86 
IBIiBOTZOinOBBIHQ'  INTBIjIiIGhiarOi: : — 

Aberdeen,  18  a  10  c 

— «  Aberdeenahire  Weat,  80  j'  10  c— 8  s  10/ 


Bltotionearlas  IntoUigenoe  (continued), 

Abingdon,  15  a  9  e 

Anglesea,  Ij  12  <?— 26  a  8  «— 21  s  9  d— 25  s 

5a— 28«  5a 

Argyleshire,  10  a  6  6 — 24  a  8  a 

Armagh,  28  a  If^-A  a  8  « — 14s  7  a 

Athlone,  Is  4d— 3s  4e— 9  s  8c— 10s  8/ 

—15s  46 

Aylesbuiy,  30i  10  c 

Ayr,  Irvine,  Campbeltown,  4j  7  c— 20  a  5/ 

Ayrshire  North,  28i  10,c— 7  a  8  4—17  a  9  a 

South,  7a  8c— 8a   7/— 10a  66— 13a 

10  6— 8  s  10/ 

Banbury,  8  a  12  c 

Bandon  Bridge,  10  s  8/ 

Banffshire,  22  s  10/ 

Barnstaple,  8  j  12  s— 20  a  5e— 24  a   7  c~ 

5s  10c— 7s  5c— 8s  10/— 9s   10c— lOs  6a 

—21s  6  c 

Bath,  27i  8  a— 30;  10  c— 8  a  12  c 

Bedford,  8j  12  c— 81  j  5  c 

Belfast,  2s  4c— 4s  8c— 3«  8/— 10s  8/— 

12s   8(i— 14s   7a- 17s    7d— 18s   8d— 21s 

116— 24s  5a 
Berkahire,  3;   8  c— 6  j   9/— 8i    12d— 13; 

66— 26s  3/— 28s  6c 
— -  Berwiok-npon-Tweed«  1  a  6  c — 15  a  9  c— 3  s 

10c— 4s  4<i 

Bewdley  and  Stourport,  9;  5  d— 19  s  10  c 

Birkenhead,  21s  6c— 23  s  10  d 

Birmingham,  8;  12  c— llj  8  c— 21i  12/— 

10a  6a— 18a   10  6— 28a   10c— Is  7  6— 7s 

6€«-25s  5c— 29s  4/ 
Blaokbum,  7a  8c— 24a  7^— 2s  7«— 25s 

5c 

Bodmin,  22  a  7/— 24  a  7  s-'5  s  10  c 

Bolton,    14i  8c— 28  a  10  c— 4  a   7  6— 8a 

7/ 
Border  Burgha  of  Scotland,  13  j  6c*-28J 

10  c— 31  j  5/— 18  a  10  c— 20  a  5/ 
Boston,  4a  7  6— 7a  7/— 15a  9e— 7s  5/ 

—18s  7(i— 19  s  10c— 18s  5  a 
Bradford,  17;  10/— 5  a  7  c— 6  a  12  *-.12  a 

8c— 14  a  7/— 10  s  6  a 

Breoknookshire,  28  s  5  a 

Bridgnorth,  14i   8  c— 15;    8  c— 20;    9/— 

28a  10  c 

Bridgewater,  26  a  8  a 

Bridport,  27;  8  a 

Brighton,  24i  5/-23s  10  d 

Bristol,   1;    12  c— 8;    12  c— 9;    5d— 20  a 

6c— 2s  7/— 16s  9a— 18s  4/— 23s   4c— 26s 

4d 
— -  Buckingham,  28  a  10  c— 16  s  9  a 

Buckinghamahire,  1  s  7  6 

Burnley,  15  a  9  c— 26  a  8  c 

Bury,  29  a  10c— 7«  5c 

Buiy  St.  Edmunds,  81a  10c— Is  7  6—18  s 

7d— 21s  6c— 24s  10c— 28s  6c 
Buteshire,  10a  6  6 

Oalne,  11;  8 c— 24 a  7e 

Cambridge,  30;  10  c— 21s  6  s— 30  s  9  a 

Cambridgeshire,  31;  5  c— 3  a  12c'~7a  8  c 

—17  a  8/— 24  a  7  c— 27  a  10  c— 81  a  10  d— 7  s 
5c— 15r  lOd— 16s  9a— 16s  10c— 21s  6c— 
21s  6c— 28s  5a 

47 


Fie 


FALinSB*B  INDEX  TO   '^THB  TIUSB  "  VEWflPAFBB. 


[July  1  to 


Bleotioneering  InteUlgenoe  (continued), 

^ Canterbury,   16  j    8  c— 8  a   7/— 16  a  9c^ 

19a  7c— 26a  Se^U$  8a-.23s  10c 
Cardiff,  22j   85->12«  6a— 28«  lOd— 28s 

10  6 

m Cardigan  Boroughs,  28  «  6  a 

-. —  CardigaDthiro,  17 j  10/— 22  a  If-^Ut  9  a 

—28s  5a 
. Carlisle,  7o   8c— 19o   7  c— 2 »    7/— 12« 

6a 

—  Oarmaribenshire,  7  a   8  c— 11  a   10  e—2S  t 
5a 

Carmarthen  Boroughs,  15  i    8  c— 28  a   6  b — 

29s  10c 

—  Camanron,  16s  9a 

-— «-  Camarronshire,  25s^6c — ^28  s  5  a 

Cashel,  29s9a 

Cavan  County,  29t  9  a 

Chatham,  10 j  6  c— 29i  5/— 28  a   10  c— 8  s 

10c— 4s  9a— 16s  9a— 28s  5  6 

Chelsea,  24  a  7  c— 26  a  7/— 27  a  10  c— 12 1 

6a— 16s  9ar~16s   106— 22s   10c— 24  s  10 d 
—26s  4i{— 29  s  10c 

Cheltenham,  26  J  5  /— 9  s  10  c 

Cheshire,  Mid,  1  s  7  6—8  s  10/— 10  s   6a— 

2Ss  10  d 

. Cheshire,  East,  19  a  7/— 22  s  10c 

Chichester,  26  s  8  c 

— -  Chippenham,  26 J  5/— 18  a  10  5—19  a  7  c— 

24a  7  c— 21s  6  c— 26  s  8  a 
Christohurch,  7  s   5  c— 8  s  10/— 15  s  6  a— 

18s  7/ 

Clackmannan  and  Kinross,  10  a  6  h — 19  a  7  c 

Cookermouth,  11  j  8  c— 4  a   7  6—26  o  8  c — 

28a  10c— 81a  lOd— Is  76— 9«  10c 
. Colchester,  10  a   6  c— 12  a   9  6— 14  a    7/— 

17  o  8/— 81a  10  c— 19  s  10  c 

Cork,  11  s  9d— 15 s  4 6—17  8  7d 

^ —  Cork  County,2  s'4/— 9  s  8  c— 14  s  7  a— 16  s 

8c— 28s  8d— 26s  7a 
^ —  ComwaU,  East,  2j  6*- 26i  6/— 18a  106 

—24a  7c— 2  s  7/— 5s  10 c— 16 s  9 a— 24 s  10c 

—28s  5  6 

Comw»Ut  West,  21  a  7  6—28  s  5  6 

CoTentry,  22  s  10  c— 28  s  5  6 

Crioklade,  16  a  9  c— 24  a  7  c 

0  umherland,  East, 

■■  West,  4s  9  a 

Darlington,  Ij  12  c— 8  s  10/ 

Denbigh  Boroughs,  14  s  8  a— 24  s  10  c 

—  Denbighshire,  28  a  10  c 

Derby,  2j  6  d— 22a  7/ 

Derbyshire,  East,  25  s  5/ 

Derry,  8«  8/ 

Devizes,  llj  8  c— 29  a  10  c 

DcYonport,  20i  9/— 22  a  7/— 9  s  10  c— 10s 

6a— Us  6a 
Devonshire,  North,  3}  8  c— 18  a  10  6—24  a 

7c— 5s  10c— 7s  6c— 12s  6a— 14s  8a— 16s 

9a— 17s  lOci— 21s  6c— 28s  lOd 

East,  8j  8  c— 10a  6a— 25 a  7/— 28a  10c 

.   — 81  a  10 <r— 6s  10c— 14s  80—17 s  lOd— 21s 

6  c— 21  s  6  c— 23  s  10  d— 28>;6  6 
South.  8  i    8  c— 7  a    8  c— 10  a    6  a— 12  a 

96— 13a  106— 19a.  7d— 20a  5d— 24a  7c 

—28a  10c— 81a  lOd— 5s  10c— lis  6a 
48 


HSleotioneering  Intelligenoe  (ccntifincd). 

Dewsbury,  16  j  5/— 24  a  7  c— 31  a  lOd 

Donegal  County,  11  s  9  d— 29  s  9  a 

-*^-  Downpatriok,  15s  46— 15s  46 

Downsfaire,  2  s  4c— 10s  8/ 

DiDgheda,  7s  lOd— 15s  46— 16s  8c— 19a 

Sd 
DroHwitoh,  14a  7/— 20a  6c— 7f  60— 12i 

6a— 21s  6c— 29s  10c 
Dublin.  City,  2s  4/— 4f  8«— 7t  lOd— 9i 

8c— 10s  8/— 15s  46— 16s  8c 
Dnmbartonshire,  18  j   6  b— 80>    10  c— 8  a 

12d-6a  7c— 21a  7d 
Dumfties  Burghs,  9  J  6d— 21j  12/— 8  a  7/ 

22  a  7/ 

Dumfriesshire,  80  J  10  c— 17  a  9  a 

Dundalk,  29s  9a 

Dnngarvan,  2s  4c— 8s  4c — is  8c— ^s  8/ 

—9s    8c— 10s   8/— lis   9d— 14f    7a— 15s 

46— 16s  8c— 17s  7d— 22s   lOo— 28s  8d- 

24s  6  6— 25s  7a 

Durham  City,  4j  12  c 

County,  4j  12  c— 21i  12/ 

East  Lothian,  4s  96— 21s  6d 

Betford,2s  7/— 9s  10c— 26s  3  b 

Edinburgh,  2j  Bd-SJ  12/— ISJ   6  6—21; 

12/— 22^   86— 28j    Sf-^'^j   lOe— 31/  6/— 

8all2d-6a    12c— 8a   7/— 27a  10c— 17 « 

10  c— 25  s  6/ 
and  St.  Andrew*s  Universities,  21/  12/— 

81 J  5/— 17  s  10  c 

Elgin,  Banff,  eto.,  8  s  10  d 

Enniskillen,  25  s  7  a 

Essex,  East,  6^'    9/— 8  a   12  c— 12  o    96— 

15  a  9  c— 19  a  7c— 81a   lOd— 9s    10  c— 16< 

lOd— 80s  10  d 

West,2i  5(l-6i  9/— 8j  12/— la  6f- 


16s  lOd— 24s  10c— 80s  96 

South,  6j  9/— 15j  8  c— 18  a   10  6— 19  a 

7  c— 81a  10  d— 16  s  10  d— 24  s  10  c 

Evesham,  6  a  12  6—81  a  10  c 

Exeter, 3j  8c— 80j   10c— 1  a  6c— 5a  7e 

—14  a  7/— 18  a  10  6—19 a  7 c— 20  a  5  c— 21  c 
76— 28a  10  c— 81a  10c— 8s  10c— 6s  10c— 
12s  6c— 19s  10c— 28s  lOd— 30s  lOd 

Falkirk,  Hamilton,  etc.,  3  a  12  d— 19  a  7  c- 

2s  7/— 21«  6d 

Fifeshire,  IJ  12  c— 13i   6  6— 80j  lOc— 4d 

7  c— 18a  10  c— 20  a  5/— 27o  10  c 

Finsbury,29i  5/— SOJ  10c— 4a  76— 25s 

7/— 29a  10c— 8s  10c— 4s  9a^7s6c— U» 
So— 28s  4d— 24s  6c— 25s  7c— a6s  4d— 
28s  5a— 29s  4/— 80s  9  a 

Porfershire,  8  a  7/— 20  a  5/— 25  a  7/ 

Frome,  12  a  9  6— 3s  8c — 6s  10/ 

Oalway  Borough,  7a  8d— 10s     9a— S2i 

10a— 29s  9a 

— — *-  County,  29  s  9  a 

Gateshead,  12a  9 6 

OUunorganshire,  14  a  7/— 6  s  10  c— 28  s  5/ 

—22s  10c 

Glasgov,  lOi  6  c— 29  s  10  c 

and  Aberdeen  Universities,  29  a  10/ 

Gloucester  City,  12  a  96— 17s  lOd— 21s  He 

—28s  lOd— 26s  4c 

GTOTOsend,  7^8  c— 9i  6  d— 26  a  8  c^2a  $  5 


Sept.  80, 1868.]    palmeb's  htdex  to  "  the  thies  "  itewspapee. 


Ele 


XHeotioneering  InteUisenoe  (c<mtinued), 

Greenwich,  3^'  8  c— 8  j    12/— 9  j    Se—lOj 

6c— 20a  6  c— 158  6a— 17$   9c— 17«  10  d— 

18 «  4<f— 19<  9&— 24*  lOd 

Guildford,  21a  7c 

Hackney,  29j  6f— 6a  7o^2ia  76— 25a 

7/— 26a  8<f— 4«  9a-7«  6<f— 9«  10«— 12« 
6  a— 16<  106— 19  «  10  c— 21  <  6  c— 24  «  10  d 
—25  8  5e 

Haddington, Dnnbar,  etc.,  6  a  7  « — ^29  a  11  a 

Haddingtonshire,  27  j  8  a — 19  ale 

HaUlax,  28i  lOtf— 18  a  6  6—18*  7d— 26« 

6/— 26«  10/ 

Hampshire   (South),  2J  5  d— 20j   9/— 3  a 

12  c 
Hartlepool,  16 j  6/— U«  86 

Hafwioh,  11  j  8c— la  6c— 22a  7/— 26a 

8«— 31a  10«— 10«  6  a— 14«  86—16*  9  a 

Hastings,  21  j  12/ 

Haverfordwest,  16  «  9  a 

•-^  Hel8ton,lla  10c— 17  a  8/— 21a  7  c— 22  a 
7/— 24a  7c— 26a  8c— 4«  9a 

Hereford,  10  a   6  a— 24  a   7  c— 31  a  10  c— 

12«  6a 

Herefordshire,  6j  9/— la  6c— 22s  10/ 

< — r-  Hertfordshire,  24  <  5  c— 30  <  9  6 

High  Wycombe,  7  «  5/ 

Huddersfield,  26<  3a 

Hull,  27i  8  a— 6  j  12  c— 12  a  9  6 

Hythe,  16«  9a 

Ipswich,   2j   5ii— 9j  6  c— 31a   10  c— 14  « 

86— 21«  6c 

Kendal.  14  j  8  c— 29j  6/ 

Kent  (East),  31  j  6«— 3  a  12  c— 11  o  10  c— 

17a  7d— 17a  8/— 27a  7a— 28a  7c— 31a 
10c— 3«  7c— 4«  10a— 9«  7/— 17«  9d— 21« 
6c— 24«  6/— 25«  7c— 26*  4c 

Kent  (West),  8«   7  6— 9 «  7/— 16«  10  «— 

16»  9a— 17«  9c— 17«  9i— 18»  4c— 19«  96 
— 22«  6  0^26  «  7/— 26«  4  c— 30*  10  d 

Kerry  Gonnty,  22  j  9  c 

Kidderminster,  9j  5e 

• Kilmarnock,  13  j  66— 26  a  8/— 28  a  10/— 

31a  10/— 12«  6  6— 21«  6d— 29«  10  c 

King's  County,  17  «  7  d 

Lynn,  30  j  10  c— 31 J  6  c 


Kinsale,  1«  4d— 8«  8/— 9«  8c— 10a  8/— 

16 f  8c— 19«  8d— 26a  7a 

Kircudbright,  26  a  Sf—27  a  10  c 

— r  Kirkcaldy,  10  a  6  6— 10  a  6  a 

Knaresborough,  13  a   106— 18  a  10  6— 21a 

7e 

Lambeth,  29i    5/— 3  a   12  c— 2a    7  c— 7  a 

6c— 7a   9c— 16a  lOd— 16a   10  6— 17a  9c— 
18a  4c— 18a  7d— 23a  lOci— 24a  lOd 

Lanarkshire  (South),  Ij   12  c— 17  a  9  a— 

17  a  9/— 24  a  8d— 31«  10/ 

Lancashire  (North-East),  4  j  12  c— 7  j  8  c — 

22  j  8  6— 26j  6/— 7  a  6/— 30  a  10  d 

(North-West),  4i  12  c— 7 j  8  c— 4  a  76— 


14a  7/— 24a  7/— 31a  10c— 3a  10c- 7a  6/ 

(South-West),    la    6c— 16a    10 d— 16a 

lOd— 22a  6a— 28a  6c 

(South-East),  21a  7  c— 2  a  7  c— 5  a  10/ 


—16a  10d-19a  96— 23a  4c 
Launceston,  17a  8— 26a  7/ 


Electioneering  Intelligence  {contintted). 

Leeds,  7j  8  c— 24j"  6/— 12  a  6  a— 19a  9  6 

—21a  6c— 22a  10c— 23  a  10 d— 26a  3  a— 28  a 
56 

Leicester,  21  a  6  c 

Leicestershire  (South),  22 j  8  6— 9  a  10  c — 

19a  10c— 23a  4c 

(North),  27  a  10  c— 28  o   10/— 31a  10  c 

—19a  10c^25a  6/ 

Leith,  etc.,  6  a   7  c— 82  a  7/— 24  a   8  6— 

2a  7/— 7a  6/ 

Leominster,  4  a  9  a 

Lichfield^28a  10/ 

Limerick,  City,  4  a  8  c — 18  a  8  d 

Lincohi,  19  a  10  c— 28  a  6  6 

Lincolnshire  (North),  6j  9/— 8a  7/— 24  a 

7/ 

(Mid),  6j  9/— la  6c— 24a  7/— 7a  6/ 

—18a  7d— 21a  6d— 26  a  3  a 

(South),  6j   9/— llj   8  c— 24  a  7/— 6  a 

10/— 18a  7d— 26a  3  a— 28a  6c 

Linlithgowshire,  13 j  66— 3  a  12  d — 6  a  12  c 

Liskeard,  12  a  9  6 

Liverpool,   Ij   12  c— lOj    6  c— 16  a   10  d— 

18a  4/- 19 a  9c 

London,  City  of,  28  j  10  c— 7  a  8  c— 29  a  10  c 

—6a  10c— 10a  6a— 15a  lOd— 17a  9a^l8a 
4d— 19a— 9a~22a  6c— 23a  4d— 24a  6d— 
26a  4d— 28  a  6c— 29  a  4/— 30  a  9  a 

■     London  University,  4  o  7  6 

Londonderry  City,  8  a  8/ 

— ^  Ludlow,  26a  9a 

■ Lymington,  31;  6  c 

Lynn,  3  a  12  c— 31  a  10c 

Macclesfield,  16/"  5  a— 12  a  6  a 

Maidstone,  4  a  9  a— 9  a  10  c— 23  a  10  c 

-  Maldon,  2j  5d— 6j  9/— 15^  8  c— 12  a  9  6 
—19  a  7  d— 31  a  10  c— 12  a  6  a— 26a  3  a— 28a 
66 

MaUow,  6a  8/— 7a  lOd— 8a  8/— 9a  8c— 

23a  8d 

Manchester,  12  a  9  6^13  a  10  6— 18  a  10  6 

—6a  10/— 16a  10c-^16a  106— 18a  4/ 

Marlow,  Great,  17  a  10  d 

Marylebone,  15 j  8  c— 17i  10/— 21  a  7  6— 

27a  10c— 4a  9a— 7a  6c— 16a  10a— 17a  96— 
18a  4d— 19a  9a— 22a  6c— 28a  4d— 24a  6c 
—25a  7c— 26a  4d— 30a  9a 

Mayo  County,  2  a  4/— 12  a  8  d 

Merionethshire,  16  a  9  a — 24  a  10  c 

Merthyr  Tydvil,  10  a  6  a— 15  a  6  a— 16  a  9  a 

—24a  10c— 26a  3a 

Middlesex,  29  a  10  c— 15  a   10  d— 17  a  9  6 

—19  a  9  6— 21a  6  c— 22  a  6/— 23 a  4c— 26  a 
7c— 28a  6c— 30a  10c 

Midhurst,  28  a  10/ 

Mid  Lothian,  25  j  6/— 30  j  10  c— 7  a  8  c— 

18a  IQc— 21a  7d-24a  86— 3a  lOd— 12a 
66 

Monaghan  County,  25  a  7/— 4  a  8  a 

Monmouth  District,  15  j  8  c — 81  i  6/— 11  a 

10  c -13  a  10  6— 22  a  7/ 

Monmouthshire,  28/   10  c— 16  a   9  c— 19  « 

10  c 

Montrose  Burghs,  28  j  10  c 

Morayshire,  10 j  6  c 

£  49 


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FALMEBS  DTDEX  TO   "THE  TIMEB  "  KEWSFAPE&. 


[  Jnly  1  to 


Eleotioneeiiiig  Intelligence  (continued). 

New  Shoreham,  8  s  10/ 

Newark-upon-Trent,  13  a   10  6 — 15  a  9  c — 

17  a  8/— 19  a  7  d— 22  a  If —26  a  8  e—U  »  8  6 
Newcaatle-mider-Lyne,  24  a    7/— 28  a    10/ 

-^8  9a-rll«  7d 
^—  Newoastle-on-Tyne,  28«  5  5 

Newport,  Isle  of  Wight,  10  j  6  c— 11 »  6  a 

Norfolk  (South),  26  j  6/— 81a  10 <f 

(West),  25  j  5/— 31  a  lOe— 24«  10  c 

(North),  8j  12/— 24j  6/— 31  a  lOe— 3« 

lOd— 16«  9  a— 17«  9d— 18«  4/— 23»  4/ 

North  Eaetem  Boroughs,  29  a  10  « 

Northallerton,  29^  5/ 

Northampton,  24  j  6/— 15«  6  a— 21t  6<^— 

308  Ih 

-  Northamptonshire  (North),  6  a  7  e — 16  «  6  a 
— 30«  10  « 

(South),  13  j  65— 21 «  6  i— 24«  10«-26« 

65 

-  Northern  Burghs,  2  «  7/ 

Northumberland  (North),  6  a  12  c 

(South),  16  «  6  a 

Norwich,  2j    5  d-13  j  65— 20^  9/— 30  J 

10«— 31j  5/— 31a  10<f— 14»  85—21*  6d— 
24 »  lOtf— 26«  5/— 28«  6  c 

Nottingham,  12  a  95— 14  a  7/— 19  a  7<J— 

24a  7/— 26a  7/— 29 a  10 e— 2 «  7/— 7 «  6/— 
8 8  10/— 14»  8 5—16 8  9  a— 18 «  7  d— 19  »  10  c 
— 21«  6<^-22«  10  c— 23*  10  c— 26*  6/— 26l 
3  5—29*  4/ 

Nottinghamshire  (North),  27  a  10  c — 3*  10  d 

—26*  6/— 26*  3  5 

(South),  27a  10  c— 28a  10/— 3  «  10  d— 5  * 

10/— 8*  10/— 16*  6  a— 17*  lOd— 26*  6/— 
26*  3  5 

Oxford  City,  9i  6  c— 23 j   3/— 16  a  9  c— 

24a  7/— 31a  lOe— 1*  7c— 26*  7/— 28*  6  5 

Oxford  Uniyersity.l*  7d 

Oxfordshire,  6j   9/— 18  a   105—6*   10/— 

12*  6^—21*  6/ 

Pembrokeshire,  28  *  5  c 

Pembroke,  etc.,  11  j  8  c— 18*  7  d— 22*  10  c 

—22*  10/ 
Penryn  and  Falmouth,  16j  6/— 31j  6/— 

18a  10  5—2*  7/— 26*  4c 

Perth,  8  a  7/— 8*  10/ 

Perthshire,  13  a  10  5—16*  9  5—21*  6d— 

24*  10  c 

Peterborough,  17  a  8/— 7  *  6/ 

Petersfleld,  29  a  10  c 

Plymouth,  9  J   6  c— 21a  7<J— 3*  10  d— 4* 

95 

Pbntefraot,  18a  10  5— 26a  8c— 12*  65— 

18*  7c— 19*  10a 

Poole,  16  a  9  c— 18  *  7  d 

Portsmouth,  6  j  9/— 17  a  9  a 

Preston,  4  J  12  c— 28i  10  c— 12  a  95— 19  a 

7d— 31a  10c— 30*  10c 

Queen's  County,  16  *  4  5 

Badnor,  New,  etc.,  11  *  6  a— 24  *  10  c 

Beading,  llj  8  c — 1  a  6  c— 1  *  7  d 

^—  Benfrewshire,  10  a  6  5 

Biohmond.  Torks,  10  a  6  a — 24  a  7/ 

Bochester,  20j  9/— 26j  6/— 7  a  8  c— 9 1 

10  c— 23*  10  c— 24*  10  c 
60 


Eleotioneetrlng  Intelligenoe  (contfiwcd). 

Boxburghshire,  6  a  7  c— 6*  10/— 11*  65— 

12*  6  5—22*  10/ 

Buthin,  21*  6/ 

St.  Andrew's,  etc.,  4a  7  c 

St.  Ires,  23 J  3/— 7  a  8  c— 26  a  8/— 28*  4/ 

Salford,  12  a  9  5 

Salisbury,  23i  8/— 27/  8o— 4  a  7fr— 18  a 

10  5 

Scarborough,  15  a  9  c— 19  a  7  d — ^19  *  10  d 

—22*  10c 

Selkirk  and  Peebles,  81  j  5/— la  6  c— lOo 

65— 24a  85— 26a  7/— 4*  96 

Sheffield,  li  12  c— Uj  8  c— 21j  12/— 19  c 

7d— 16*  9a^l7«  9d— 28*  6c 

Shields  (North),  Ij  12c-9i  6  c 

(South).  4i  12  c— 23 J  3/— 3*  10  d 

Shoreham,  etc.,  12  a  9  5 

-  Shrewsbury,  31  a  10  c 

Sligo  County,  10*  9  a— 28*  8  c 

Somersetshire  (East),  18  j  65— 24j  6/— 4fl 

75—4*  95—19*  lOd 

(Mid),  22*  10/ 

(West),  26*  4  c 

Southampton,  3  a  12  c— 14  a  7/— Slo  10* 

—9*   10c— 17*    lOd— 21*    6d— 23«    10*- 
26*  35—26*  4c 

Southwark,  7  a  8  c— 2  *  7  c— 25  tie 

Staffordshire  (East),  10  a    6  a— 14  a    7/— 

2*  7/— 21*  6d— 26*  4c 

(West),  16 a 9c— 18a  10c— 2f  7/— 9*10^ 

Stamford,  26*  3  5 

Stirling,  Cuhross,  etc.,  13 j  66— 17  a  95- 

21a  7d 
Stirlingshire,  6  a  7  c— 17  a  9  6— 2Sa  7/- 

24a  85— 26a  8/ 

Stockton-on-Tees,  7a  8c 

Stoke-upon-Trent,  20^   9/— 14a   7/— 21c 

7d— 26a  8/— 5*  10/— 28*  6c 

Stroud,  27i  85 

Suffolk  (East),  81a  10  c -7c  6/— 14*8> 

—16*  9  5—17*  lOd— 28*  6c 
(West),  31a  10c— 16*    lOd— 18t  7d- 

24*  5/— 24*  10c— 28*  6o— 28*  6c 

Sunderland,  18  a  10  c 

Surrey  (Mid),  lly  8  c— 27/  8  6— 28  a  10/ 

—9*  10c— 18*  7d-21*  6d 

(East),  16*  lOd— 17*    9d— 21f    6€— 


22*  6a— 25*  7/ 
(West),  27i 


85— 29a    10  e — Ic    li 


19*  10  d 

Sussex  (East),  23  *  4/ 

Tamworth,  4^  8  c— 10  a  6  a— 20  a  6  c 

Taunton.  10;  6  c— 16/  5/— 22  c  10/— 26* 

8  5—28*  6  c 

Tewkesbuiy,  24/  5/— la  6c 

Thetford,  11 8  lOd— 22*  10/ 

Thirsk,  10/  6  c— 11/  8  c— 16/  8  c— 19  «  7  i 

Tipperazy  County,  1*4  d— 8  s  9  a 

Tiyerton,  20/  10  c— 6  a  12  c— 10*  6  a 

Tower  Hamlets,  16/  8  c— 24/  6/— 29/  5/ 

--51/  6  c— 4  a  7  5— 18a  10  5— 20a  6c— 25c 
7/— 26a  8c— 28a  10c-— 4*  9a— 5*  10<- 
12*  6a— 19  *  10  c— 21  *  6  c— 22t  10c— W* 
lOd— 26*  5c— 26*  8a— 28*  5a-39c  lOc- 
80*  lOd 


liept.  80, 1868.]      falmeb's  dtdsx  to  ''the  times"  newsfapeb. 


Sss 


SSlectioneeriiig  Intelligence  (continued), 

Tralee,  10 «  8/ 

Truro, Ua  7/--15a  9c— 4t  96—24*  10< 

— 25«  5/ 

Tynemouth,  13  j  6  6 — ia  7  6— 5  j  7  c 

Wakefield.  6j  9/— 20j  9/— 26  a  8/— 11 » 

6  a— 22«  10/— 23«  10  < 

Wallingford,  24  a  8  a 

Wareham,  1 «  7  d 

Warwick,  28«  6c 

Warwickshire  (North),  9 »   10«— 19»   9  c— 

28«  5c 

(South),  23 J   3/— 13a  106— Sla  10c— 

l8  7d^i8  96— 8«  10/— 11«  6a— 14«  86— 
16#  9  6— 21«  6/— 23«  10c— 28«  6c 

Waterford  City,  1«  4<l— 8«  8/— 26  c  7a— 

29c  9a 
Waterford  County,  13  j  6  6 

Wednesbuiy,  21a  7d— Ic  7d— 17c  lOd— 

22  c  10/ 

Wenlock,  29  a  10/— 17  c  10  d 

Westbury,  30J  10  c— 6  c  10/— 21c  6d 

Westmeath,  7  c  10  d 

Westminster,  23  j  3/— 25/  6/— 30/  10  c— 

29a  10c— 12c  6a— 16c  lOo— 17c  96— 18c 
4  c— 19  c  9  a— 22  c  6/— 28  8  4  c— 24  c  5  c— 26  c 

7  c— 26c  4d— 30c  9a 

Westmoreland,  27  o^  10  c— 14  c  8  6 

Wexford  County,  16  a   4  6— 24  c    6  6— 29  c 

9a 
Weymouth  and  Melcombe  Begis,  12  a  9  6 — 

14  o  7/— 6  c  10/— 16  c  9  6— 19  c  10  d 

Whitby,  7  j  8  c— 9  j  5  c— 15j  8  c— 25  c  6/ 

Whitehayen,  27  a  10c— 29  a  10/— 12  c  .6  6 

—19  c  10  d— 21c  6/ 

Wick,  Kirkwall,  etc.,  13  a  106— 26  a  7/ 

Wicklow County,  14c  7  6 

Wigan,  9  c  10/ 

Wight,  Isle  of,  2j  5  d— 13  a  5  6 

Wigton,  etc.,  2j   6d-3a  12  d— 17a  96— 

21a  Idr-Ua  86-29a  llo— 31a  10/— Ic 
7<t— 3c  lOd 

Wigtonshire,  28  j  10  c 

Wilton,  17a  9a^3c  lOd— 19c  lOd— 22c 

10/ 

Wiltshire  (North),  16 J   8  c— 20i   9/— 29  c 

10  c 

(South),  11/  8  c 

Winchester,  2  c  7/— 14  c  86— 22  c  10/ 

Windsor.  12  c  66— 14c  86— 19c  10  d— 23c 

10  c— 30c  10c 

Woodstock,  19  a   7  <t-29  a  ;  10/— IV.c  106 

23c  10c 

Worcester,  12  a  9  6— 14  a  7/— 16  a  9d— 

17  a  9  a— 20a  6/— 29  a  10/ 

Worcestershire  (East),  14  a  7/— 16  a  9d— 

lie  6d— 14c  86— 22c  10/ 

(West),  14  a  7/ 

Wycombe,  16  c  9  6 

Tarmouth,  16  c  10  d 

York.   6  a  7  c— 18  a  10  c— 22a  7/— 7  c  5/ 

—9c  10/— 24'c  10  c 

Yorkshire  piorth  Biding),  3j  8  c— 6j  9/— 

4a  7c— 29c  lOc 

. (South  West),  16  c  6  a 

(West  Biding),  17/  10/— 4a  7  c— 12a  9  6 


BlectioneeTing  Intellisenoe  {continued), 

—18  a   10  c— 21a  7c^-81a  10/— 17  c  lOd— 
22c  6  a 

(East  Biding),  6/  9/— 7/  8  c— 16i  5/— 

24/  6/— 16  a   9  c— 17  a  9  a— 18  a  10  c— 24  a 
7c 

Youghal,6c  8/— 8c  8/— lie  9d— 14  c  7a 

—25  c  7  a 
HLBOTIONS :— 
Bristol  Election,  Abstract  of  Expenses,  3/ 

5d 

Coleridge^s  (Mr.),  University  Bill  and  the 

Elections,  19  a  7/ 

Conseryatism  in  Worcestershire,  7  c  6  c 

Day  set  apart  for  Uniyersal  Prayer  for  Direc- 
tion in  the  coming  Elections,  26  c  6/ 

Electoral  Hardships.  22  c  10/ 

Glasgow  New  Constituency,  10  a  6  6 

Haye  Shareholders  in  Companies  Votes  aa 

such?  12c  8d 

Hoax  in  East  Kent,  20  a  6/— 9.c  7/ 

Meeting  of  the  Working  Men's  Association 

to  return  Twelve  Members,  29 j  6/ 

Beyising  Barristers,  Appointment  of  Addi- 
tional. 23  c  4/ 

West  Kent  Election :  Correspondence  be- 
tween Lord  Holmesdale  and  Sir  John  Lubbock, 
8c  7  6— 9c  7/ 

Elliston  (Dr.)  on  Sunstroke,  24 j  6  e 

Funeral  of,. 6 a  11/ 

Ely  Paper  Mills,  near  Cardiif,  Destroyed  by  Fire, 
14/  9/ 

(Dean  of)  on  the  Church,  16c  8 6 

Emanuel  Hospital,  Demolition  of.  13  a  9/ 
Emigrants  from  Europe  last  Month  to  New  York, 

26a  4a 
Emigration  to  the  Argentine  Bepublic,  6  c  6  a 

of  Armenian  Fiunilies  to  America,  17  c  6/ 

to  Australia  and  New  Zealand,  Official  Betums, 

IJ  12  6 

to  Canada,  4j  5  c— 28j  9  a— 31/  126 

from  Cornwall,  23  j  9  6 

-  from  the  East-end  of  London,  8  a  8/— 10  a 
10/ 

-^—  and  Free  Passage,  Where  to,  29  a  9  c 
Goyemment  Officers  for,  and  their  Duties, 

27a  9c 
Goyemment,  to  the  Australian  Colonies,  9  J 

9c 
from  Liverpool,  2  c  9/ 

of  Miners.  7  c  10  6 

from  the  Mersey,  2 J  12  a — 4  a  7  a 

Statistics.  10  j  7  c— 4  a  8/ 

to  the  United  States,  24  a  11  c— 18  c  4/ 

Enclosure  (New)  Acts,  81  a  6  c 

Engelback  (Capt.  H.)  on  the  Food  at  Shoebuiynees, 

16i  6/ 
English  Watering  Places,  13  a  8/ 
Enoch  (Book  of)  Found  by  Bruce,  27i  11  a 
Epidemics  in  England,  1  a  9  c 
Escape  of  a  Prisoner  from  Hull  Gku)l,  21  c  7  d 
Essex,  Liberal  Demonstration  in,  12  c  4  c 
Essington  (B.  W.)  on  the  Church  Bate  Amendment 

Bill,  9i  6  c 

and  the  East  Staffordshiie  Barrister,  26  c 

4c 

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PALKEBS  TSDIEX  TO   "THE  TIMES "  BTEWSPAPEE. 


paly  1  to 


Estates  Investment  Company,  28  j  56 

Eton  College  Close  for  Midsummer  Vacation,  1  a 

Qd 
"Election  Satorday,"  20 j  12t>— 27j  6/ 

Examination    of  Candidates,   22;  5  6—24  j 

9c 

List  of  Successful  Candidates,  30  j  7  a 

Opening  of  the  School,  17  8  6/--23  s  10  b 

— -  Swimming  and  Diving  Matches,  28 j  8  a 

Tomline  Mathematical  Examination,  24^'  5/ 

Evans  (F.  E.)  on  the  Heat,  10  «  10  e 

Examiner  Newspaper,   Plea  for  a  Grave  tox  its 

Founder,  28  ir  7  & 

Exchange,  Course  of,  Ij  10  d — 4 J  lOd— 8j  10  d 
— llj  10  6^16j  10  6— 18  j  10  d— 22  j  10  d— 
26j  lOd— 29i  7  6— la  5  6— 6a  6d— 8a  6/ 
—12a  6d— 15a  7d— 19a  56— 22a  6c— 26a 
6ft— 29a  7d— 2«  5d— 5«  6d— 9«6d— 12» 
6d— 16«  6d— 19»  6/— 23«  6d— 26«  66— 
80«  6  6 

Exchequer  Balances,  8^'  10  6 

Execution  of  Thomas  Wells  for  the  Dover  Murder, 
the  First  within  the  Walls  of  a  Prison,  with 
Inquest  on  the  Body,  8  a  7/— 14  a  10  6 

-  of  Alex.  Mackay,  the  F^rst  Private  Execution 
in  London,  dale 

Exhibition  of  1861  Commission  Meeting,  20  j  9  6 

Exhumation  of  the  Remains  of  William  Bufus, 
29a  6  6— 81a  4/— 3«  4/ 

Experiments  at  Shoebmyness,  3j  9/ 

Exports,  Half-year*s,  6  a  8/ 

Extradition  Laws,  Committee  of  Inquiry  into,  9*« 
8c 

Extraordinaiy  Petition  to  Parliament  from  a  Con- 
vict, 7j  8  e 

F. 

Factory  Act  Convictions,  see  Poucb. 

Fairford  Church,   Remarkable   Series  of  Painted 

Windows  in,  13  a  10  d— 16  a  10/— 17  a  10  d— 

19a  46— 21a  10/— 7a  9c— 28«  6c 
Fairs  of  India,  22  a  10  c 
Falkland  Islands  as  a  Penal  Settlement,  17  a  9  6 

—20a  10c 
Famham  (Lord)  and  the  Coroner  of  the  Abergele 

Inquest,  9  «  10  d— 11 »  7  c 
Farrar  (Francis)  and  his  Son,  O.  F.  Farrar,  9  9 

9d 
Farrow  &  Jackson,  on  Obtaining  Catalogues  for 

Waste,  21  a  9/ 
Father  Ignatius  again  in  London,  24  a  6  6 
in  Lombard  Street,  19  «  9d— 21«  9/— 26» 

4o 
Notes  on  the  Disturbance,  19  »  9  6—21  s  9/ 

—  Leading  Article  on,  21 »  8/ 
Dr.  Hugh  Allen  on,  22  a  6  d 

Fees  to  Servants  and  Dr.  King's  Anecdote,  29  $  10/ 

the  Servants'  Defence,  28  «  6  c 

Female  Telegraphists,  12  a  7  c 

• Emigration  to  Canada,  4 J  6  c — 31  j  11  6 — 

29  «  4/ 
m^ Leading  Article  on,  4  j  9  d 

—  Suffrage,  Claims  sent  in,  27  a  10  6 
r-  a  Barrister  on,  28  a  7  c 

Females  not  *'Me&"  in  the  Franchise  Question, 
19«  4d 
62 


Females  as  they  were,  and  had  better  be,  9  <  8/ 
FENIAJN'ISM :— 

Capture  of  an  Immense  Quantity  of  Arms  in 

the  United  States,  intended  for  a  Fenian  Raid 
in  Canada,  Qj  11/ 

MS.  Relic  found  in  Birmingham,  19  «  106 

•  Leading  Article  on  the  Jacknel  Prisoners,  4  a 

6/ 
Raid  in  the  County  of  Cork,  24  «  5  6 

Soallan  (J.  T.J  on  the  Jacknel  Prisoners,  4  a 

7e 

Walker  (J.  A.)  on  the  Jacknel  Prisoners,  7  a 

8/ 
Fenton  (Frederick)  on  Theatre   Steam   Engina, 

16«  10c 
Ferguson  (Sir  James)  in  Owrs-light,  9  j  9  a 
Fetes  on  the  Alps,  10 «  7  <^— 12 8  7 c— 14  »  5a 
Field  (Cyrus),  Bsnquet  to,  2j  12  e 

Leading  Article  on,  Sj  9  d 

Fiji  Islands,  19  j  9  c 

Fildes  (James)  on  Dr.  M'Alister's  Liberality,  3# 

9c 
Financial  Corporation,  26  j  10  6 — 12  a  5  6 
Fine  Arts — Burlington  Fine  Arts  Club,  10/  7  e 
Convention  for  the  Reproduction  of  Wcris 

of  Art  of  all  Countries,  19  a  6/ 
Dolwich  €^aUery,  20/  9  c 

National  Portrait  Exhibition,  13/  10  c 

in  Wales,  14  a  6/— 18  a  9  a 

Fire  Brigade,  Inconsistencies  in  its  Workinir,  15  <s 

He 
— —  Metropolitan,  Sketch  of,  1 »  96 
Fires— in  the  Borough,  11  a  8/— 12  a  If 
at  the  Chartered  Gas  Works  in  Westminster, 

25  j  12  c 
Destruction  of  OH  City  ia  United  States  bj 

Fire,  16  a  12  6 
of  a  Sugar  Refinery  at  Greenock,  22  a  7/ 

Dunkirk,  Great  Fire  at,  31  a  10/ 

in  Hanover  Square,  6  <  8  c 

Fatal,  at  the  Faubourg  St.  Antoine,  12a  8a 

in  Finsbury,  81  j  9/— la  4  6 

Goldsmiths'  Arms,  West  Smithfield,  Partial 

Destruction  of,  27  a  4/ 

of  a  Granary  at  Botherhithe,   2«    10<^-S* 

4c 
Great  Fire  of  Farm  Produce,  near  Tyit^>^^», 

19a  10c 

at  Limehouse,  7  a  7  6 

at  London  Bridge  Railway  Station,  7  a  8i 

-  at  Northumberland  House,  Strand,  I>estrur- 
tion  of  the  Picture  Gallery  and  Ball  Boom.  20  d 
9a 

Partial  Destruction  of  Oundle  Church.  18 « 

76 

' Portland  Street  Fire,  16  a  9  6 

at  Portsmouth  Dock  Yard,  24/  9  c— 25/  12  r 

Railway  Bridge,  near  SalUey,  on    Fire,  S j 

12  a 

Fatal  in  Soho,  14  a  9  / 

Extensive  at  Southampton  Docks,  5  «  10  6— 

7,10/~9«106  ^^ 
at  the  Sulphur  Works  at  Lirerpool,  23  *  10  ^ 

Extensive  Fire  in    Sutton    Park—miles  JL 

Woodland  destroyed,  6  a  7  c — 6  a  12/ 

-^—  Turin  Theatre  destroyed  by,  21/  11  d 


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Fra 


Fires,  XJxbridge  Fire  and  the  Brigade,  12  a  4  e 

and  Loss  of  Life  at  Cross  Street,  Finsbarr, 

9$  106 

•  at  Aldersfaot,  15«  76 

Fires,  2 J  12  a— 6 j  9  c— llj  12  a— 14^  9/— 14j 
12  a— 16;  12  (2^17  j  9  6--21i  12g— 28j  8  c— 
31  j  9/— la  10fr-4a  4«r— 4a  7d— 6a  10/ 
_7  a  8/— 8  a  7  c— 10  a  5/— 10  a  9  a— 11  a  7/ 
—11a  8/— 17  a  9/— 18  a  4/— 18  a  9/— 24  a 
6/— 26a  7  6— 27a  7a— 28a  7&— 8»  10c— 
10 «   7/— 18«  8e—2l8  lie— 28 «  7/ 

Extensive  Forest  Fires  in  Bnssia,  1  a  10  6 

of  Heaths  and  Fields,  how  to  stay,  6  a  4/ 

the  many  old  Mansions  destroyed  by,  21  a 

9d 

-  on  the  Northumberland  Moors,  28  j  7  a 

on  the  Shropshire  Hills,  25  j  12  « 

in  Sussex,  from  the  Drought,  4  a  10« 

Thirty-two  in  a  week,  16  j  12  d 

A  Week's  Fires  in  London,  27  j  6/ 

Thirty-six  Fires  in  six  Days,  17  s  7  e 

Firms,  Change  of,  6  j  7  b 

Fish,  Close  of  the  Salmon  Fishery,  8s  9 e 

Cod  in  Season  in  August,  7  a  9  d 

Discovery  of  an  Unknown  One  at  Teigmnonth, 

18f  7a— 19#  10  6 

Report  of  the  British  Fisheries  Commission- 
ers, 25  j  9  e 

Greenland  Fisheries,  7 «  11  a 

Great  Catch  of  Mackerel  off  Cornwall,  6J  8/ 

Pilchards  off  Cornwall,  20;*  7  e 

Great  Seizure  of  Diseased,  98  9  f 

Irish  Herring  Fisheries,  20  a  7  d 

Pilchards,   6a   66— 16a   He— 28a    6a— 

7«  llo— 24«  6/ 

Story  of  Herrings  at  Behring  Straits,  21  j  12  d 

Fisher,  Wm.,  on  Street  Bobberies,  21  a  4  d 
Fisheries,  Salmon,  lis  4/ 

Important  Case  of  Fishing  with  a  *'harp 

net,"  14  *  11  d 

Board  of  the  River  Severn,  17«  7  c 

Fishmongers'  Company  Dinner  at  Richmond,  14J 

12  a 
Fitzwalter,  Lord,  and  Words  used  at  the  Crystal 

Palace  about  Mr.  Gladstone,  8  s  10  c 
FLix,  State  of  Market,  2j  Id—dj  7/— 16j  7  6— 

30^"  6c— 6  a  7^— 13a   6/— 20a    7/— 27a  6/ 

— 10«  6e—l78  6/— 24«  4/ 

Irish  Cultivation  of.  Registrar's  Return,  19  a 

8e 

Meeting  of  the  Belliut  Flax  Spinners  to  adopt 

Short  Time,  17  8  7  e 
Floating  Island  on  Derwentwater,  24  j  12  a 
Fladgate  Ss  Co.,  Defence  of  Lord  Ranelagh,  10 J 

10/ 
Flving,  new  Steam  Invention  for,  6  «  8  c 
Fo'ader.  20a  7/— 24  a  6/— 25  a  6  c 

Straw  as,  27  a  9  c 

for  Sheep — a  good  Profit,  3  »  9  a 

Ford  (L),  Offer  to  lend  Money  to  OflSoers,  Ij  10/ 
Folkestone,    Inhospitable   way    of  Greeting    the 

Steam-boat  Passengers,  26  a  8  6 
Fore  Street  Warehouse  Company,  18  j  10  e 
Foreign  Bonds,  Reduction  of  Duty  on,  6  a  5  a 
Decorations,  How  they  may  be  Bought,  31  o 


Foreign  Girls'  Protection  Society,  1  a  10  c 

Office,  New,  Opened  for  Business,  Ij  9/ 

Notices,  18 j  6  a— 22 j  6  d— 1  a  4  a 

Postage,  22  a  6/— 27  a  10  d 

Trades,  a  Year's  Returns,  16j  9/ 

Returns,  26 J  8  c— 1#  7a^28«  7  a 


— ^  Trade  of  Belgium,  17s  6a 

in  France,  16  a  9  c— 16  «  10  c 

Forest  Produce  of  Sweden,  16  a  9/ 

Foresters'  Fete  at  the  Crystal  Palace,  19  a  10  6 

Forests,  Conservation  of,  23  s  8  c 

Forgery,  Bxtraordinary  Charge  against  Two  LadB, 

7s  116 
Forester  (0.  W.  W.)  on  1826  and  1868  compared, 

24  j  6  c 

on  the  Temperature,  1  a  4/ 

Fortescue  (Chichester)  on  Irish  Affairs,  24s  86 

Leading  Article  on,  24  s  6  6 

Foster  (0.)  on  Vagrants,  9j  6/ 

on  the  Vagrancy  Law,  6  a  8  a 

Four  Generations  of  one  Family  cutting  Wheat  in 

a  field  near  Faversham,  4  s  9/ 
PBANOB  :— 
Abyssinian  Campaign,    as  viewed   by  the 

French  Plress,  18  j  10  a 
Academies  of  the  Institutes,  Annual  Meet- 
ing, 18  a  8  6 

Academy  of  Medicine,  11  a  8  a 

Action  against  M.  Sullier  for  Assault,  Ac, 

22  a  10  a 

Advantages  of  Yoxmg  Senators,  Ij  6a 

Alliance  between  the  Prince  Imperial  and 

the  Princess  of  Belgium,  9s  8a 
Anniversary  of  the  Storming  the  Bastille, 

17  j  8  a 
Annan,  (M.),  Endeavours   to    reverse   hia 

Bankruptcy,  27  a  10  a 

Army  News,  7  s  10  a 

the  Army  as  it  was  and  is,  6  j  6  e 

What  it  should  be,  9  j  10  6 

-  Arrival  of  Queen  Victoria  at  Paris,  11  s  10  a 
Artfid  Robbery  at  a  Jeweller's  in  Paris,  29 j 

10  6 

Assault  Case,  Parent  v.  Andre,  8  a  8  a 

Rochefort  v  Rochette,  8  a  8  a 

Bank  of  France  Returns,  8ee  Banking. 

Budget,  Ij  6  a— 2 j  12  a— 4 j  12  a.-8j  6  a 

— 8j  12a— 9j  96— lOj  106— 27j    lOo— 28j 
10  a 

Bull  Fights  at  Havre,  28  a  8  6 

Camp  of  Chalons  and  the  Bmperor,  1  j  6  a 

la-a   7c— 10s  8d— lis  10 a— 12 «  10  6— 16s 
86 

^—  Camp  of  Lannemezan  and  the  Emperor,  ISs 
76 

Chassepot  Bullet,  10s  8c 

Chenu  (Madam  Emma)  obtains  IMploma  of 

Licentiate  in  Mathematical  Sciences,  16  j  10  a 

Civil  list,  10 j  10  6 

Close  of  the  Chambers,  31  j  9  c — 81  j  10  a 

Commutation  of  Military  Punishments,  18  a 

86 

Con8titutionnel  and  Payns  cmitradictoxy,27  a 

10  a 

Corn  and  Plonr,  Ollicial  Decree   authorizing 

its  Expurt  and  Import  at  all  lorU.  13 j  9c 

53 


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falmeb's  index  to  "the  times"  kewspapee. 


[July  1  to 


FSraaoe  (ctmUnued). 

Coap  d'Etat  of  December  2, 1851»  its  Cause, 

9«  86 

Court  Oirouliur,  6  J  9  a—Bj  12  a—lOj  10  6 

—16  J  6<^— 18jl2a— 20jl2a— 29j  9  b— 31j 
10 Or— 5a  7a— 6a  12a— 8a8o— 10a  12a— 
26a  10 a— 26a  8a— 81a  8ar--l«  7a— 1« 
8a— 8«  86—4*  7&— 6«  lOo— 10«  lOo— 11  « 
8a— 11«  10a— 12«  10a— U«9c— 19«  7  d— 
80s  7e 

Vidt  of  the  Emperor  to  Plombieres,  15  j 


5d 


Credit  Mobilier,  29  j  9  h 
Judgment,  8  a  12  a 


-  Criminal  Statistics,  81  a  8vi 
Customs  League  with  Belgium,  81  a  6'< 

8c 

Curious  Sporting  Trial,  29  a  10  a 

Curious  "  Tell  Tale  "  Apparatus  for  Watch- 
men, 21  a  8  6 
Delesohure  (editor  of  the  Reveil)  Trial — 

Sentence,  24  a  5  a 
Delessart  and  Blackmore,    Correspondence 

with  the  Minister  of  the  Interior,  8  a  12  a 
-~—  Departure  of  Queen  Victoria  from  Paris,  14  $ 

10  a 

Discovery  of  Coal  in  Italy,  1 «  8  a 

>—  Distribution  of  Prizes  to  the  Collegians  of 

Paris  and  Versailles,  18  a  7  c 
»— i  the  son  of   Gen.  Cayaignae  refuses  the 

Crown  for  Greek  Composition,  14  a  8  a 
Duel  between  M.  Paul  de  Cassagnac  and  M. 

Lissagary,  Is  10a— 3«  4e— 8s  Sb — 4s  dd 
expected  between  La  Marmora  and  Cialdini, 

8s  8a 
Dunkerque,  great  Fire  at,  6  a  12  a — 81  a  10  a 

On  the  Ecumenical  Council,  11  j  12  a 

Eleeteur  and  the  Elections,  11  a  8a 

Notice  of  its  Contents,  2j  10  d 

Paper  Seized  for  Sedition,  Ij  5a 

Trial,  8  j  12  a— 27i   10  a— 7  s  5  a 

Elections,  21  j  6  a— 23  j  4  a— 25  j  5  ft— 27j 

10 a— 28 j  8 0—11  a  8a— 15a  106— 22a  8  6 
—2s  8a— 12s  8a— 14s  lOo— 22s  76— 26s 
9c 

of  1863,  Statements  of,  12a  8  a 

Emperor  and  Peace,  18  s  8  a 

Health  of,  29  a  6  a 

■  at  Plombieref ,  2&j  8  a 

^—  Opinion  of  Regicides,  16  j  9  c 

Evacuation  of  ^mo,  its  Impossibility,  11  s 

8a 

Exhumation  of  the  Body  of  the  Prince  of  the 

Nurdites,  and  Demolition  of  Crosses  by  Mussel- 
men  at  Ragusa,  7  a  7  a 

Exposure  of  how  foreign  Decorations  are 

Obtained,  31a  8a 

Faragut  (Adm.)  at  Constantinople,his  Object, 

81a  8a 

Fatal  Fire  at  the  Faubourg  St.  Antoine,  12  a 

Sa 

Fete  of  the  16th  of  August,  18a  8  6 

Feeling  about  Prussia,  Sj  5b 

Fetes  and  Storms,  26  a  8  6 

Figaro,  the  Sale  of.  Forbidden  in  the  Streets, 

28a  lOo— 81a  8a— 8  s  8a 
54 


X*rance  (conHnued), 

Financial  Statements,  18i  lOo— 22j  10  a 

< Five  Lille  Booksellers  sentenced  for  SelliLg 

immoral  and  seditious  Books,  21  s  10  a 
«—  Five  new  Senators,  Sketches  of ,  22  a  8  a 
Fleet,  Details  of,  11  s  8a 

Fontainebleau,  grand  Doings  at,  4  s  8  c  and  (i 

French  Academy,  Election,  IS  J  10  a 

in  Cochin  China,    10a   12  6 — 11a  Sb— 

15  a  12  a 

Review  of  Spanish  Affairs,  16  j  10  a 

Funeral  of  M.  Amadee  Thayer,  14  j  5  a 

^—  Gtent  (Alphonse)  Reappearance  for  ElectioD, 

26;  6  6 
Girardin(Emile  de)on  the  Frontiers  of  France, 

81a  8a 
the  Government  and  the  Danish  Question, 

9s  8a 

GreatiFire  in  the  Central  Markets  at  Par;, 

16i  5  d  * 

Grand  Fete  at  Fontainebleau,  Is  10  a 

Grevy  (M.),  Re-appearance  as  a  Senator,  23; 

4a 

Sketch  of,  28;  4a— 27;  10  a 

his  Speech  on  Electing  a  President,  27; 

10  a 

Return  for  the  Jura,  21  a  8  a 

Hair  for  Chignons,  where  it  comes  fkx>m,  1  i  S  < 

Harvest,  16;  6d— 21;  6  a- 29;  10  6 

Hint  to  Hotel  Keepers  at  Paris,  29  s  8  c 

House  Cleaning,  10  s  8  c 

Hugo  (Madame  Victor),  Funeral  of,  2 s  8?» 

Indemnity  Money  and  Baron  de  Bode,  Hj 

10  a 

-, Awards,  10s  8 d 

Intense  Heat,  11  s  8  6 

Interview  of  the  Emperor  with  the  Queen  i' 

Spain,  16s  8a— 19s  7<f— 19s  8a— 22s  7c 

Inundations  in  the  Haut-Valais,  27  a  8  a 

on  Italian  AfGairs,  6  a    8  a— 27  a    8  a— 29  i 

106— 3s  8d— 6s  86— 9s  8a— 16s  8<«— is- 

86— 22s  8a 
— -^  Italian  (Government  and  the  Evacuation  d 

Rome,  11  s  8  a 

Paper  Money,  Caution  on,  2  •  8  a  I 

Revenue  Statistics,  2  s  8  a  I 

Journals  of  the  Government,  Award  of  PcV 

lishing,  26s  9c 

Jura  Election,  19  a  10  a 

Eeratry  (M.  de)  Letter  to  M.  Rouher  on  t-- 

Mexican  Affairs,  29;  10  a 

Khalil  Bey  v  Laffitte,  a  Sporting  Trial,  29 .: 

lOd 

Lanterns  and  Lantem-shapedPipesProbibitcu 

8s  8a 
Le  Lanteme  Extracts  from,  13  a  7  6 

Excitement  about,  18  s  8  a 

Flight  of  the  Editor,  13  a  7  6—8  s  8a 

Persecution  of,  28;  8  a— 15  a  12  a 

and  the  Police,  18  s  8  a 

Reviving  in  La  Cloche,  IS  a  8  r— 25  a  *-  J 

Seizure  of,  11  a  8  a— 24  a  5  a— 25j  *• 

Legion  of  Honour,  Immense  Expense  of.  U 

5a 

Appointments  in,   18  a   8  a — 19  a  K»  «- 

20a  10  6 


EMpi.  8U,  mt>».J     PiOaCBB'B  nSTDSZ  TO  "THE  TIHES  "  KSWBPAPEB. 


jrra 


Franoe  (coitltnu^d). 

libel  GaB68,  Pereire  v.  ISUies,  20  a  5  a — ^22  a 

85 

Btamir  o.  Bochefort,  Damages,  8a  7  6 

Limayrao  (Panlin),  Death,  of,  lij  12  a — 14  j 

Sa 

Loan  for  the  City  of  Lille,  17  j  10  a 

on  London  Cabs,  17$  8a 

Maneilles,  Strike  of  the  Piintersat,  8  s  10  a 

Ma^e  (H.),  Peace  Speech,  d«  106— 4  «  8e 

Mexican  Loans,  exciting  Debate  on,  29  j  10  a 

— 3»  106 

MiseellaneoiiB  Information,  IJ  6  Or-AJ  12  a 

— 7i  12  a— 9i  9  5— llj  6  a— 14  j  12  a— 28  j 
lOo— 26i  55— 28j  lOo^-^O^  10  a— 10  a  12  a 
— 11a  10  0^17  a  10  a— 18  a  10  a— 26  a  8  a— 
26a  10a— 28a  8a— 1«  10a— 28  8  5— 2  s 
10  a— 8  8  10  a— 4  s  8  c— 6  s  10  a^— 7  »  5  a— 8  s 
10a^9«  10a— 11«  10a— 14«  10a— 16«  7d 
ande— 18«  75— 19*  8a— 21«  95—21*  10  5 
— 22«  85— 23«75— 30«  7c 

Money  Market,  Ij  12  a— 2j  12  a— Sj*  12a— 

4j  12  a— 7  j  12  a— Sj  12  a— 9  j  9  5— llj  12  a 
—13^  9c— Uj  12  a— 16 j  9  c— 18j  12  a— 
20  j  12  0^21  j  6  a— 22j  12  a— 23j  10  a— 26;' 
12  a— 28 j  lOo— 29j  9  5— 30j  10a— la  10a 
— 4a  lOo— 5a  75— 6a  12a--8a  75— 10a 
12a— 11a    lOo— 15a    12a— 19a    10a— 20a 

6  a— 22  a  10  a— 26  a  10  a— 27  a  10  a— 29  a 
5  a— SI  a  10a— 4  s  7  5—10  s  10  a— 11  $  10  a— 
15f    10ar-19«   7c— 21«    95—23*   75— 24« 

7  5— 25«  7c— 26«  75-28*  9c— 30*  7c 
Mont  Cenis  Railvay,  29  s  8  c 

Montpensier  (Dnke  of)  at  Lisbon,  and  French 

Influence,  6  a  8  a 

Monidpal  Corporation   of   Bordeaux,  20  a 

10  a 
Mnrder,  Extraordinary  Charge  of  the  Judge, 

29  j  10a 

near  Paris  by  a  domestic  Servant  and  her 


Mother,  22  j  10  a 

Nancy,  College  of.  Distribution  of  Prizes,  20  a 

10a 

Napier  (Sir  Eobt.)  at  Paris,  2j  12  a— 19  a 

Sa 

English  Residents,  Address  to,  8  j  10  a 

Napoleon's  Correspondence,  Vol.  24.,  16  a 

10  a 
Treatment  of  Pius  VII.,  16  a  10  a 

(Prince),  Sketch  of  his  Character,  2j  10  d 

NaTigation  Dues  on  Bread  Stuff,  Extension  of 

Bepeal  of,  1  a  10  a 

Nelaton  (Dr.)  as  a  Senator,  21  a  8  a 

-  New  Fortiflcations,  20  a  10  a 

New  Loan,  29i   95— 4a   10a— 18a  7c— 

18  a  8  a— 18  a  10  a— 19  a  8  a— 26  a  10  a 

Nigra  (M.),  Positions  and  Prospects,  8*  8a 

Niort   Agricultural    Society    Meeting,    23* 

75 

Offer  to  the  Pope  of  Pius  VI.'s  Arm  Chair 

used  in  bis  Prison,  9j  10  c 

Old  Coinage,  11  *  8  a 

the   Opposition  and  the   GoYemment,    7* 

10  a 
Parish  Priest  of  Boom  Performing  aCnsarian 

Operation,  9*85 


France  (continued). 

Parish  Boads,  18  a  10  a 

Peace  Prospects,  17  *  10  a 

-  Peace  Policy  of  the  Government,  Sj  10  a — 
3  J  12  a— 9  J  9  6— 9  j  10  5— 16  j  9  c— 24  a  6  a 
—11*  8a— 16*  8  5 

Petroleum  and  the  Irish  Mail  Train  Accidents, 

6*  8a 

Petty  Parliament,  9  *  8  a 

Photography,  Improved  Paper  for,  5  *  8  a 

Postal  Service  on  the  Mount  Cenis  Bailway, 

2*  8a 
Potier    (M.),    Tabular    Statement    of  the 

Elections  of  1863, 12  a  8  a 

Prince  Imperial  at  Fontainbleau,  1 «  7  a 

Proceedings  in  the  Chamber,  6  j  9  a 

Prussian  Despatch  to,  on  the  Army,  14  *  9  d 

on  the  Prussian  Feint  of  Disarming,  17  *  8  a 

PruBso-Italian  Affairs,  3  a  10  a — ^26  a  8  a — 

10*  8c 

Public  Subscription,  6  a  8  a 

^—  Pulpit  Courage  and  Maseillon,  20  a  10  a 

Queen  Victoria  at  Paris,  8  a  7  a — 8  a  8  a 

the  French  Press  on,  16  *  8  a 

Bailway  Traffic  Beceipts,  see  Bailwatb. 

Besult  of  the  Law  on  the  Press,  8  *  8  a 

Betum  of  Government  Candidate  for  the  De- 
partment of  Gard,  6  a  7  5 

Beview  at  Marseilles,  and  the  Popular  Cries, 

22a  85 

on  the  Emperor's  Fete,  12  a  10  a — 16  a 

105— 18  a  8  a 

Lord  Napier  at,  16  a  12  a 

in  Paris,  13  a  10  a— 16  a  12  a— 17  a  10  a 


—19a  8a 

Bevolution  in  Panama,  24  *  7  5 

Bight  of   Barristers    to  wear    Moustaches 

Considered,  6^'  10  c 
Boad  Mending  in  Paris,  10  *  8  c 

Bocbefort  (M.)  Escape  to  Brussels,  13a  7  5 

and  theLanteme^  18*  8a 

Trial  of,  12  a  10  a— 13  a  7  6— 18  a  8a— 

24a  6a— 29  a  6  a— 31a  10a— 8a  8a 
Bonen,  Violent  Thunderstorm  at,  17  *  8  a 

Sale  of  the  Chateau  Lafitte  Estate,  6  /  7  a 

Crown  Timber  in  Corsica,  23^'  4  a 

Semaine  Financiered  9  »  8  a 


Sandon  and  Billault  Affair,  28^'  8  a 

Sarteges  (Count),  and  his  Family  Farewell  of 

the  Pope,  12  s  8  a 

Secret  Convention  with  Spain,  4  *  8  c 

Seditious  Placards  Posted  in  Paris,  24  j  10  a 

—25  J  6  6 

Seizure  of  Arms  for  Spanish  Bevolutionists, 

28 J  8  a 

Senate,  Summary  of  its  Work,  12  a  8  a 

Shoeing  Horses,  New  System,  27  a  8  6 

Spanish  News,  4  *  8  c— 7*  10  a— 10*  8<«— 

21*   9ci— 21*    10a— 22*    7  6—22*    7c— 29* 
8  c— 30*  8  a 

Prussia  and.  False  Beport,  20  j  10  c 

Plot,  llj   6  a— 17j    8  a— 22j    10  a— 1  h 

8a 

Stanley  (Lord),  and  the  Marquis  de  Moustier, 

10a  12a 

Storms  and  their  Effects,  22  a  8  5 

5j 


Pra 


PALMEB's  IKDEX  to  ''the  TI10B8       IfWWWfAJ^k. 


Praaoe  {continued), 

' Submarine  Cable  between  Sidlj  and  Algeria 

restored,  12  a  10  a 

Snez  Oanal  Bill,  1     12  a 

Bonds,  11  j  12  a 

——  Suit  of  ihe  Restaorant  EeeperB  of  the  Uni- 
Tersal  Exhibition  against  the  Imperial  Com- 
mission, 11  a  8  a 

Telegraph  to  Algeria,  Conoessions  noil,  16  « 

7e 

to  America,  Leased  for  Twenty  Tears,  7  j 

12  a— 14  J  6  0^20  j  12  a 

The  Tempa  and  its  Tjpogzaphical  Blnnders, 

8<  9b 

Trial  at  Antwerp  of  Beyen  Colliers  for  Tor- 
turing their  Protestant  Fellow- Workmen  for  not 
doing  Homage  to  the  Virgin,  3  s  8  & 

"fiial  of  M.  Blaze  de  Bury  v.  Meyerbeer,  2  s 

86 

— — »-  a  Telegraph  Clerk  for  Murder,  2  $  10/ 

Triohini  in  Bate  as  well  as  Pigs,  5  <  8  a 

— —  Troyes,  the  Emperor's  Speech  at,  11  a  10  a 
—12  a  8  a 

Turkey  and  Boumania,  29  «  10  it 

Turning  Towers  and  Locomotive  Artillery, 

9<  8a 
United  States  Ch)Temment  v,  Armand,  SOj 

10  a 
-^—  Vaillant*8  Speech  on  Peace  and  the  Hanrest, 

27  a  10a 

Tar  Election,  18  «  8  6 

Viennet  (M.),  Funeral,  16  j  10  a 

Sketch  of,  15  J  6e 

Vintage,  State  of,  17  «  8  a 

Yondergoetz  (Count),  Health  of,  Wj  12  a 

— —  Walewski    (Count),  Sndden   Death  of,   by 

Apoplexy,  29 «  10  b 

War  MoTements,  2  s  8ti— U»  10  a 

Weather,  State  of,  19a  8a~-5«    8a— 7« 

10  a 

Intensity  of  the  Heat,  10  «  8  c— 11  *  8  6 

France,  Belgium,  and  Holland,    alleged    Treaty 

between,  False,  1  a  10  a 
Fraser  (Capt.  H.  A.]  on  the  Crew  of  the  St.  Abbs, 

la  Se 

(James)  on  l^e  Loss  of  the  Ship  Abbs,  22  a 

10  c 

Free  Labour  Registration  Society,  Report,   15  a 

lib 
French  Army,  proposed  Reduction x)f,  26 «  4/ 
French  Loan — ^the  Contractor's  Circular,  18  a  7  6 
^—  by  a  Parisian  Banker,  19  a  7/ 
French  Republic,  76th  Annirersary  of,  23  <  10  6 
Friend  of  the  Clergy  Corporation,  15  j  8  b 
Frozen  Meat  from  Australia,  how  to  Treat,  24  j 

7/ 

Frome,  Inauguration  6f  the  Working  Men's 
Libend  Union  at,  3«  S«-^5v  10  6 

Tulton  (H.  H.)  on  the  Thames  Water  Supply,  26  a 
9c 

Funds,  English,  State  of' the,  IjlOd— 2j  7d[— 
3j  lOd— 4j  10  d^^j  Idr-^lj  10  6— 8i  10  d 
— 9j  7rt— lOj  8f— llj  10  6— 13j  7  6— 14j 
10  c— 15  j  10  6— 16;  76— 17j  8d— 18/  10  d 
— 20i  7  6— 21i  i0  6— 22j  10dJ-23J  5/— 
'Hj  7.^25>'  I02I— 28i  8/— 29j  7  6— 30j6a 


— 31i  6d— la  66— 3o  76— 4a  66— 6a  6d 
—6a  7c— 7a  fid— 8a  6/— 10a  6/— 11a  66 
—12a  6d— 18a  66— 14a6fr— 15a  7d— 17a 
4/— 18a  6a— 19a  6  6— 20a  76— 21«  56— 
22a  6c— 26a  6a— 26a  6c— 27a  6c— 28a 
6c— 29a  7d— 81a  6c— Is  66— 2s  6d— 8^ 
6d— 4s5<i— 6s  6d— 8s  66— 9s6d— 10s  6a 
—lis  6c— 12s  6  6— 16s  6d— 16s  56— 17# 
6c— 18s  66— 19s  6/— 21j  7d— 22s4d- 
23s  6d— 24s  46— 25s  6<^26s6d— 28s  7d 
—29s  6a^-80s  66 

Fur  Trade  at  Alaska,  7s  6 « 

Fured  on  Lake  Balaton  as  a  Watering  Place,  -6  a 
86 

Fussell  (Dr.)  on  Contagious  Diseases,  26  j  6fr 

O. 

Gale  of  the22Bd  in8t.,26a  lOfr— 26a  7  f 

atliiwrpool,  22a  6c— 25a  10  6— 26a  7/ 

at  Portland,  22  a  6  c 

at  Portsmouth,  22  a  6  c 

at  Portsmouth,  Weymouth,  Hfraoombe,  and 

Bedoar,  29  s  10/ 
Gallant  Ressae  by  a  Toung  Girl  at  Lowestoft,  14  « 

6s 
Ckklt  (Wm.)  on  the  Purchase  of  the  Irish  Bailwaj 

by  the  State,  24  a  5  s 
Gambling  in  New  York,  22  s  106 
Game  Laws  Zoologically  examined,  29  a  7/ 
Ctamekeepers,  on  Fees  to,  14  s  116 — 17  s  86— 

18s  96— 19s  4/— 22s  66— 2dt  8/— 24s   5/ 

—28s  5d 
Gandy  (B.  N.)  on  the  Burial  of  the  Dead,  8^'  13/ 
Garibaldi  (G0n.)t  Letter  on  his  Health,  etc.  Vis 

10  a 
Garston  (J.  R.)  on  Postal  Commanicaiioa  with 

Ireland,  15  s  5  c 
Gas-Light  and  Coke  Companies,  State  of  Shares, 

li    10  a— 4  J    10  c— 8i    10  e— 11 3    10  d— 15; 

10«— ISj  llo— 22i  lOd— 25i    10  6—29^76 

— 1  a  6  d— 6  a  6  6—8  a  6  c— 12  a  6  6—15  alh 

—22a  6.C— 26a  6/— 29a  76— :as  6e>-^s  hd 

—9s    6  6— 16s    66— 19s    66— 28s    56— 26< 

6  6— 80s  bd 

Brighton  Company,  21  a  6  c 

and  Water  Company  (Cagliari),  17  a  4/ 

Chartered  Company,  12  a  6  6 

Fire  at,  25  j  12  e 

City  Company,  29  s  5  c 

Crystal  Palace  District  Company,  26  s  6-a 

Ottoman,  28  s  5/ 

Worcester  New  Company,  7  a  5  6 

Ckkteshead,  Great  Fire  «t  the  Fziar*e  Goose  Cbr- 

mical  Works,  4  a  4  d 
General  Credit  and*  Discount  Company,  6 J  1-^— 

Ij  16  6— 16  j  7  c 

Estates  Company,  13  j  7  6 — 5  a  5  a 

' Prorident  Assurance  Company,  1  a  6  « 

George  (Benjamin)  on  James  Austin's  Case,  21^  Mi 

OBRMAKY:— 

German  Arctic  Expedition,  27  j'  9  c — 17  «  W«— 

6  s  lOo — 8s  10  a 
Gymnastic  Society,  24  a  6  d — ^26  a  7  r 

Society  of  Architects,  2  s  10  a — 5  s  10  a 

'Germany,  Northern,  appoints  a  Consul  General^ ' 

Venezuela,  29  s  10  6 


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Ham 


Germany  (continued). 

and  the  Franco-Italian  Alliance,  8  a  7  6 

CengresB  of  Political  EconomlBts  at  Breslan, 

Is  10a 

Formation  of  FortresseB  for,  19  «  7  c 

Military  Commission,  16  j  5  a 

MisceUaneoas    Intelligence,  11a    10 a — Is 

lOd— 4«  7  6— 23«  7  6—26*  7  6 

Southern,    Naturalization    Treaty  with    U. 

States,  15  J  5  a 

NegDciations  about  International  Law  with 

U.  States,  27  a  10  a 

Postal  Treaty  with.  Italy,  1 «  10  o 

Ghost  (the)  at  Bermondsey,  1  a  9/ 

Gilchrist  Trust — Indian  Scholarships,  9j  12  6 

Gill  (John)  on  the  Expenditure  of  Societies,  26  a 

10  6— 26»  7e 
Gladstone  (Catherine),  Appeal  for  the  East  London 

Conyalescent  Home,  21  a  10  6 

(Bey.  Stephen  E.)>  Ordination  Appointment, 

25a  76 

(Bt.  Hon.  W.  E.)«  Address  to  his  Constituents, 

6a  6o 
and  the  Vicar  of  Leamington,  21 1  10  6 

at  Bamsey,  23  j  10  6 

Canon    M^Neile's    Befiisal    to   Aid  in  the 

Betum  of,  30  j  4  d 
Circular  on  the  Proposed  Disposal  of  the 

Irisk  Church  Property,  7  «  9  « 
on  the  Labour  Question,  6  j  6  c 

Letter  to  his  Constituents,  13  a  10  c 

Reply  to  the  Working  Men's  Demonstration, 

20il2« 
Worse  than  Judas  Iscariot,  Notes  about,  8  s 

10  c 

See  also  Parlumbntabt  Speeches. 

Glasgow,  Annual  Beport  of  Trade  in,  5  «  7  c 
New  Constituency,  16  c  9  6 

Gleig  (G.  B.)  on  the  Irish  Church  Question,  25  s 

5c 
Globe  Marine  Assurance  Company,  22  j  10  e 
Gloucester  Musical  Festival,  13  a  7  a — 31a  10/ 

—9,  9a— 10«  10c— 11 «  10/— 12«  10c— 14 « 

6  c— 29^  4/ 
Theological  College  Appointments,  2  <  4/ 

-  Wagon  Company,  17  a  6 -c 

Glyn  (Miss),  alias  Mrs.  Dallas,  Destruction  of  her 

Theatrical  Wardrobe  by  Fire,  6  x  8  d 
Going  to  Bed,  a  Legal  Order  by  a  Master,  18  j  8  c 
Gold  Chains  Baits  for  Thieves,  4  a  9  c 
Goldsmith    (Julian)   on  the   London  University 

Election,  3  a  6d 
Goodheart   (C.  A.)    on  the    Supposed  Poem  of 

Milton,  21 J  6/ 
Gordon  (Arthur)  on  the  West  India  Mail  Company, 

20i  5/ 
Gordon  (G.  H.)  on  Sir  Walter  Scott's  Proof  Sheets, 

15  j  8  c 
Government  Emigration  Officers  and  their  Duties, 

27a  9c 
Gower  (Charles  F.),  on  Town  Sewage,  11  a  7  c 
Grafton  and  Armadale,  New  Bishop  of,  15  <  7  6 
-Grant  (Albert)  on  the  Credit  Foncier  of  England, 

20  a  10c 
— —  (Gten,)  on  Mexican  Affairs,  7  «  9/ 

(Sir  Hope)  Lord  Napier's  Tribute  to,  24^"  9/ 


Grant  (J.  A.)  and  the  St  Abb's  Crew,  16  a  11  6 
Grasshoppers,  fearful  Plague  of.  Destroying    he 

Entire  Harvest  at  the  Bed  Biver  Settlement 
Graving  Docks  for  India,  31^'  6  a 
Gregory  (W.  M.)  on  the  Concentration  of  Public 

Offices  and  the  Embankment,  80 j  4/— 10  a  6  d 

Leading  Article  on,  30 j  6/ 

&  Co.  (Frederick),  Bespond  for  Mrs.  l^unn, 

17  j  8  a 
GBB1SOI2-: — 
Accouchement  of  the    Queen,    Birth  4»f   a 

Prince,   6  a  12  a 
Arr«t  of  the  President  of  the  Cabinet,  3  s 

10  6 
Baptism  of  the  Prince  Boyal,  7  «  5  a 

Miscellaneous  News,    20 j    12  a — 30j    10  a 

— 15«  10  a— 25  «  9  c 

Green  Fruit,  State  of  Market,  3  j  lOd— 17J  «4— 

1  a  56 
Green  Pigments,  11 «  10  a 
Greenwich,  destructive  Fire  at,  1  a  106 

Hospital,  Leading  Article  on,  20j  8/ 

Park,  the  Bad  Paths,  SOs  5d 

Grieve  (John)  on  Scotch  Hotel  Charges,  8  «  5  c 
Griffith  (G.  S.)  on  the  Price  of  Bread,  29  j  7  6— 

5a  id 
Groonle  (J.  H.)  on  the  late  Sewage  Experiments, 

7  a  8/ 
Grosvenor  and  West-End  Terminus  Hotel,  6a  le 
Guano,  probable  Exhaustion  of,  8j  10  a 
Guards'  Institute,  First  Anniversary,  16  j  96 
Guilford,  Health  of,  21  a  8  6—1  s  9  6—2  s  10  <f— 

5  8  9a— 7 «  Ud— 22«  4c— 26»  9/ 
Guildhall,  Improvements  in  and  Bestoration,  2  j 

7/ 
Memorial  Window  from  the  Lancashire  Cot- 
ton Operatives,  1^*    9/— 16 j   6  c— 18j    l6/— 

22 j  12  c 
Narrow  Escape  of  its  Destruction  by  Fire, 

23<  7a 
Gull  (John)  on  the  Conversion  of  the  Jews  Societv, 

28a  4c 
Guns,  Conversion  of  Cast  Iron,  1  a  1  a 

Safest  way  for  Sportsmen  to  carry  them,  12  s 

if— lbs  4/— 18*  5/ 


Hackney  Union,  another  Clerk,  2  «  8  c — ^28  «  9  c 

Hagart  (J.  M.)  on  the  West  India  Mail  Company, 
20j  5/ 

Haloombe  (J.  I.)  on  the  Object  of  the  Curates'  Aug- 
mentation Fund,  5  a  8  c 

Hall  (W.  D.)  on  Hotel  Charges  in  Scotland,  Is 
10  c 

Hains  (Bev.  Philip)  on  Canon  Law,  7  a  4/— 15  a 
12  c 

Hairland-Burke   (Edm.)  on  the  Times  Notice  of 
Christchurch,  18  «  7/ 

Half-crowns,  Scarcity  of,  15  «  5/ 

Hall  (John  J.)  on  the  Heat,  9  «  8/ 

Hamburg,  its  Increase,  12  a  7/ 

Hamilton  (Geo.  B.)  on  the  Crew  of  the  St.  Abbs, 
n  a  10  6 

(Marquis  of)  on  the  Fearful  Bail  way  Acci- 
dent at  Abergele,  24  a  10  c 

Hammond  (E.)>  Case  of  Julian  Vargas,  15  a  If 

67 


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PALHEB'S   TSTD'EX  to  ''the  times"  inEWSPAPEB. 


[July  1  to 


Handel  FestiTfJ,  2 J  12  e 

fao  simile  Autograph  of  his  **  Messiah,"  1  a 

10  d 
Hands,  Artificial,  17 8  5d 

Harding  (J.  R.  W.)  on  Justices'  Justice,  17  8  10/ 
Hardwick  (Lord)  on  the  Price  of  Wheat,  6j  11  a 
Hare  &  Co.  on  the  Simple  Befrigerator,  1  a  10/ 
Harris  (William  James)  Police    Notice  for    his 

Arrest  for  Forgeiy,  15  a  12  d 
Harris  (W.  R.)  on  the  Commissariat  Department 

at  the  Windsor  BcTiew,  15  a  9  « 
Harrow  School,  Award  of  the  Lyon  Scholarship, 

2BJ7e 

Election  for  Entrance  Scholarships,  31  j  7e 

Examination  for  Scholarships,  2j  9  b 

Harrowby  (Lord)  on  the  Irish  Church,  7  »  9  c 

Hart  (G.  W.),  Oyster  Spat,  lOj  8/ 

Hartington  (Lord)  on  the  Public  Expenditure,  26  s 

10  c 
Hartshome  (Albert),  Account  of  Royal  Interments, 

48  Sd 
Harvest,  Account  of  the,  4j  10  <?— 15  j  10  d— 16^ 

9(^~20j  9d— 23j  10/— 27j  7  c— 29j    10  «— 

4a  6/— 4o  6a— 11a  6/— 13a  9e  — 19  a  4a 

—19a  lOe— 1«  8  6 

and  the  Drought,  14j  9/ 

in  Cornwall,  15  j  12  d 

^— -  Reaping  by  Moonlight,  10  a  10  i 

and  the  Rainfall,  5  «  9  d 

in  Hungary,  24  »  4  5 

and  the  Labour  Market,  28  j  9/— 31  j  6/ 

in  the  East,  3a  11/— 6a  7a— 10a  126— 

13a  7a— 18a  76 

in  Scotland,  22  a  5  / 

Homes,  a  Word  in  Favour  of,  18s  9 € 

Havre,  Bull  Fight,  Qj  Be 

Hawkins  (Edw.),  Sale  of  his  Coins,  4  a  lOc 

Hay,  Order  in  Council  about  American  Hay,  16 « 

7e 

-  Crops,  how  to  Supplement  the  Deficient 
Crop,  12a  4  c— 14  a  7  c— 15  a  9  6— 18  a  6/— 
19a  10 e— 20a  7/— 24a  6/ 

American,  from  Diseased  Districts,  likely  to 

Spread  the  Disease  in  England,  8  «  5  6 

Sale  of  American,  at  Liverpool,  27  a  5  « 

Haydock,  Ritualistic  Harvest  Festival  at,  12  s  9  c 

— 14«  Be— 158  10c 

Notes  about,  21s  10/— 24«  10/ 

Haynes  (Ambrose),  not   Madame  BEaohel*B   Mr. 

Haynes,  25  «  6  6 
Hayward    (R.  B.)    on  the   British   Association 

Meeting,  28  a  9  c 

on  a  Three-cornered  Constituency,  11 8  10  6 

Hayti — Salnave's  Demand  on  the  Native  Princes, 

17«  86 
Hazlewood  (J^  on  Bonnets  in  Theatres,  15  s  10  e 
Hazlett(W.  Carew)  on  the  Hunt  Memorial,  28  s 

76 
Health,  Registrar  General's  Weekly  Returns,  Sj 

12/— 15i  10/— 23j  lOd— 29j  lOd— 6a  4d 

—12a   46— 19a   4a— 26a   9a— 2s    9c— 9« 

8/-16*  8  6— 23«  9a— 80s  10c 

of  the  Navy,  14j  66 

Medical  Officer  of  the  Privy  Council  Report, 

27a  4d 

Mortality  by  Cholera  and  Diarrhoea,  IBj  9/ 

58 


Health,  Registrar-General's  Quarterly  Betom,  6  a 
11 « 

—  Scottish  Registrar-General's  Quarterly  Re- 
turns, 15  a  10/ 

Heat,  and  How  to  Bear  it,  24J  5d— 24;  12  a— 
2Bj  Bf-Aa  Se 

and  the  Harvesters,  30y  9  a 

Letters  on,  24  j  12  a— 9  s  8/ 

Mortality  in  America,  29  j  12  b 

Return  of,  8f  7c— 15«  9d 

Statistical  Tables  of  Previous  Pmods  of,  27  j 

7s 

Heath  (Mary)  on  Governess's  Education,  15  s  9/ 

—22s  Bd 
Heath-fires,  how  to  Manage  them,  12  a  8  d 
Heaths  and  Fields  on  Fire,  how  to  stay  it,  Sa  4/ 
Hemming  (F.  H.)  on  the  Venezuela  AlEsira,  13  a 

5  6 
Hendon  Train  Redress  Granted,  6  «  10  <i 
Hereford  (Bp.  of),  Enthroning    of,  at    HereCord 

Cathedral,  ij  9  e 
Herschel  (Lieut.),  Account  of  Eclipse,  29  s  4  s 
Hester  (G.  P.)  on  the  Thames  and  Isis,  20  a  10/ 
Heygate  (W.  E.),  Letter  Signed  W.  E.  H.,  not  his, 

4s  10a 
High  Sheriffs  of  Counties,  a  Word  about,  14  j  10/ 
High  Water  at  London  Bridge.    Every  Day^  after 

Ship  Nbwb. 
Higholere  Agricultural  Association,  25  s  10  a 
Highflyer   Prize  Money  Distribution,  18^*  6  a — 

25  j  6a— 26a  4a— 12s  4d 
Highland  and  Agricultural  Sodefy  of   Scotland, 

29i  12  a— 81  j  9d 
Highway  Robbery  attempted  on  a  Young  Lady  at 

Rushford  Bridge,  Devon,  29  s  10/ 
Hill  on  Fire  in  Lancashire,  81  j  12  d 
— —  (Berkeley)  on  the  Extension  of  the  Con- 
tagious Diseases  Act,  27  J  11  f 
^—  (Charles)  on  Sunday  Recreations  in  Leeds, 

lis  4/ 

(M.  D.)  on  how  to  treat  Yagrants,  2j  11/ 

Hilton  (H.)  on  the  Abergele  Railway  Accident,  1 1 

10  c 
Hind  (J.  R.)  on  the  Comet  of  Encke,  25  a  10  i 
Hiring  of  a  Nose,  Curious  Contract,  10s  5/ 
Hitchcock  (Professor),  What  Petroleum  ia,  28  a  4f 
Hoafash-Tree  of  Baria,  its  Discovery,  History  sikI 

Virtue,  5  s  8  a 
Hobart  (F.  J.)  on  the  Emigration  from  East  Lon- 
don, 10  a  10/ 
Hogg  (John)  on  the  Survey  of  the  Peninsula  of 

Sinai,  80  s  4/ 
Holbom Valley  Viaduot,  14a  7  6 

Derivation  of  the  Name,  17  a  8  s 

^i—  Works,  Opening  of  Part  to  tha  PoUie,  ly 

10  s 
HOLLAND :— 

Bill  for  Canal  to  Connect  the  German  Ooean 

and  the  Zuyder  Zee,  4  j  12  a 

Steam  Ram  for,  Qj  9  e 

Sugar  Duties  Conterenoe,  19  a  10  a 

Foreign  Trade  of,  20a  7 f 

HoUand  (E.)>  Sale  of  his  Agricultural  Stock,  7  ( 
lid 

(F.  W.)  on  the  Proposed  Ordnance  Sorwy 

of  the  Peninsula  of  Sinai,  4  a  4  d — 25  s  7/ 


Sept.  30, 1868.]     palmeb's  index  to  "  the  times  "  kewbpapbb. 


Hun 


Holstein,  ArriTal  of  Admiral  Prince  Adalbert  to 
Inspect  the  Fleet,  14<  9  c 

King  of  Prnssia  at,  16i  7 d 

Review  of  the  North  German  Fleet,  16  «  7  <f 

Holt  (Henry  F.)  on  the  Fairford  Windows,  19  a 

Note  about  Mr.  Jessel,  14  j  12  b 

on  the  St.  Christopher,  1423, 22  »  7/ 

on  the  Joint  Stock  Discount  Company  and 

Mr.  Wilkinson,  6a  6  a 
Homburg,  Consecration  of  the  English  Church  at, 
6s  9a 

Miscellaneous  News,  20  a  10/ 

Home  Enterprise  for  Capitalists,  18  8  8/ 
Homeless  and  Destitute  Children,  Bazaar  on  Be- 
half of,  1  j  of 
Hood  (T.)  on  the  Increase  in  Railway  Fares,  4  a 

6/ 

Hoole  (Charles  H.),  the  Wesleyans  and  the  Church, 
19a  8& 

Hops,  First  Pocket  of  this  Tear*3  Growth  at  Mar- 
ket, 22  j  9  e 

Messrs.  Gibbons*  Circular,  80  0  5  & 

and  Malt  Exchange,  Inauguration  of  the 

New  Building,  16  9  4  (2 

State  of  the  Market,  Sj  7d— 7i  10  6— ISJ 

1d—UJ  10  a— 20 j  7f—2lj  lOd— 27i  7  c— 
28j  9a^-8a  7e^— 4a  6e?— 10a  76— 12a  4* 
—17  a  4/— 18  a  6  a— 19  a  5d— 22  a  10  c— 24  a 
6  d— 26  a  6  a— 26  a  7  «— 31  a  6  a— 1 «  6  6— 
7«  7a— 8«  6/— 14«  7«— 16«  6d— 21#  7a— 
22s  4(f— 28«  7d— 29#  6a 

State  of  the  Plantations,  12  a  6/— 2g  10  a 

— 9«  6tf— 16»  lOd 

Homcastle  Horse  Show,  12  a  6  6 
Horringer,  Sheep  and  Lamb  Fair,  3  «/  9/ 
Horse  and  Cattle  Show  at  Bristol,  2  s  10  0 
Fair  at  Howden,  16  «  10  « 

Show  at  Homcastle,  12  a  6  6 

Trade,  Export,  26  j  9/ 

Horses,  Necessity    of  Watering,  24 j    106 — ^26  j 

11/ 

Hoskyns-Abrahall  (J.)  on  the  word  **  Thames," 
2s  8/— 4«  9d 

Hospital  Ships,  Change  of,  28^  7/ 

for  Animals,  10  «  10  6 

Hotel  Charges,  19  a  7/ 

in  Scotland,  17a  7d — ^18 a  4d — Is   10* — 

4s  9d—6$  9d— 8s  6^— 9s  9c— 10s  86— 
12s  9c— 14s  6/— 16s  8d— 17s  5c— 19s  10c 

Waiters  and  how  to  get  them,  16j  9/ 

Hottest  Day  this  Tear,  8  s  7  c 

House  of  Commons,  Report  of  Committee  to  Jm- 
proTe,  Zlj  7  e 

Houses  of  Legislature,  si^e  of  in  Various  Coun- 
tries, 11 j  12  e 

for  the  Labouring  Classes,  11a  7  d 

House  of  Lords,  Proposed  Reform  in,  1  s  7  d 

Proposal  to  Remove  the  Bishops  from.  Is 

7d 

Report  on  the  DefectiTB  Construction  of,  7  s 

4<t— 15  s  4/ 
HOTT8E  OP  IiOBDS  APPEAL  OASES  :— 

Downes  v.  Ship  and  Price,  22  j  11  6 

Barstow  v.  Black,  24  j  10/ 

r.  Pattison  and  another,  24  j  10/ 


House  of  IiordB  Appeal  Oases  (continued), 
Black  V.  Pattison  and  another,  24 j  10/ 

Boyd  and  another  v,  Pattison  et  aliat  24  j 

10/ 

Denis  Mulcahy  v.  the  Queen,  It  11  c — ij 

11  c— llj  11  6 
Balfour  of  Burley  Peerage,  22  j  11  a 

-  Fleming  v.  Howden,  17  j  9  6 

Great  Western  v.  Sutton,  8j  11  a — 4 j  lie 

Hammersmith    and  City  Railway  v.  Brand 

and  wife,  8j  11  6 

Kilwinning  Peerage,  22  j  11  a 

Kinloss  Peerage,  17  j    9  6— 18  j  11  6— 22  j 

11  6 

Mar  Peerage,  18  j  116— 22  j  116 

Partington  v.  Attorney  G^eral,  16  j  11  o 

■ .  Pattison  v.  Henderson,  24  j  10/ 

Ryland  and  another  v.  Fletcher,  8j  11  6— 

18 j  11 6 

Stuart  (Sir  John)  v.  Mr.  Bamet,  16  ;  11  o— 

22 j  lie 

Housebreakers,  21  s  4  a 

Howard  (Messrs.)  on  the  Trial  of  Steam  Ploughs, 
20;  10  e 

(T.  Morgan)  on  the  Lambeth  Election,  7  s 

9c 

Howden  Great  Horse  Fair,  16  s  10  e 
Howell  (C.  W.)  on  the  P.  and  0.  Navigation  Com- 
pany, Ij  12  d 

Remarks  on,  9  J  10  e 

Howson  (J.  S.)  on  the  Ministry  of  Laymen  in  the 

Church  of  England,  28  s  6  6 
Hubbard  (J.  G.),  Letter  to  the  Bishop  of  London 

on  the  Ritualistic  Observances  at  St.  Alban's, 

20^'  12  e 
Hudson's  Bay  Company.  6  J  7  6— 8  j  10  6 
Hugsins  (William)  and  Lieut.  Herschers  Account 

of  the  Eclipse,  29  s  4  c 
Hughes,  (Thomas),  Correction  of  his  Speech  at 

Frome,  6  s  10  6 
Human  Skeletons,   Discovery  of,  at  Norton,  E. 

Riding,  Is  7d 
Humber  Training  Ship,  3  J  12  6 
Hume  &  Bird  on  Lord  Brougham's  Autobiogra- 
phy, 20 j  6/ 
Humphreys  (N.  Noel)  on  the  Fairford   Painted 

Windows,  21  a  10/ 
Hungarian  Watering  Places,  6  a  8  6 
HTJNOABY :— 
Army  Bills,  6j    10  6—18  J   lOo— 16j  10  a 

— I8j  12  a— 21  j  6a— 23 J  4  6— 27j   10  a— 6a 

12a— 10a   12a— 11a  86— 13a    10a  — 14a 

86 
Bill  for  Settling  the  Relations  with  Croatia, 

26s  76— 30s  7c 
Budget,  21s   9a— 24s  7d— 26s  7c— 80s 

7c 
Conference  on  Complete  Independence  of  the 

Catholic  Church,  28s  9c 
Contract  with  Government  about  the  Gross- 

wardein  Railway,  24  a  6  a 
Croatian  Question,  80j  8  a 

Court  Circular,  24  s  7  c— 80  s  7  c 

Disappearance  of  Lewis  Benitzky,  President 

of  the  Central  Honved  Committee,  23  j  4  a — S'^ 
8c 

69 


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[July  1  to 


Hungary  {eontinued). 

Disturbance  at  Trieste,  21  j  6  6 

Earthquake  at  Pesth,  2j  10  e 

Effects  of  the  Papal  Allocution,  6j  10  b 

Elections,  2  j  10  « 

Harvest,  the,  16  j  10  b 

Income  Tax,  18  j  10  a 

International  Telegraph  Conference,  21  j  6  b 

Infant   Asylum  Fete  opposite   Pesth,   27 j 

10  6 

Law  of  the  Press,  Persecutions,  29  j  9e 

Miscellaneous  Information,   16j   10  6 — 80 j 

8a~10a  12a>-24a  5a— 7s  6a— Us  9c  &d 
— 17«  10  a— 26  «  7  c 

Press  Law  Persecution,  16 j  9  c 

Prince  Earageorgewioz,  Sequestration  of  his 

Estates,  14s  9d 

Arrest  of,  10a  12ar~18a  lOo— 21s  96 

—26s  7  c 

Proceedings  of  the  Session,  4J  6  a 

Prorogation  of  the  Reichsrath,  4tj  5a 

Protest  against  the  Papal  Allocution,  16 1' 

10  6 

Rioting  at  Prague,  2j  10  e 

Secret  Parliamentary  Ck>nmuttee,  27^  106 

Shook  of  Earthquake  at    Jasberenji,    24  a 

6a 

Strike  of  the  Printers  at  Pesth,  9  s  10  a 

Subscription  Day  for  the  Grosswardein  Bail- 
way,  18 j  10  6 

The  Servian  Assasdn^s  Accomplice,  16  j  9  e 

Uncovering  of  the  Monument  to  the  Honveds, 

27i  106 

Hunt  (G.  W.)  SUte  of  the  Estimates  and  Cause 

of  the  Increase,  29  a  9/ 
^—  (Leigh),  Memorial,  a  Plea  for  his  Brother 

John,  28s  7  6 
Hunterian  Museum,  Present  from  the  Prince  Boyal 

of  Prussia  to,  16  j  9  c 
Hyde  Park   Sunday  Demonstrations  against  the 

Irish  Church, — ^Mr.  Langley  no  Party  to  it,  17  j 

106 

Voice  for,  6  a  10  c 

Hydrophobia,  and  Muzzling  Dogs,  18  s  9  6 

Notes  about.  19  s  4/— 21s  11/ 

Remarks  on,  17  s  8/ 

Statistics  of,  23s  7/ 

Ice,  Imports  from  Norway,  21  a  5  6 — 26  a  10  e 

the  Preservation  of,  3  a  10  e — 4  a  10  c 

Trade,  Paper  on,  11  s  6  « 

Wenham  Lake,  19  a  9/— 26  a  10  c 

Ilfiracombe  Life  Boat,  Cowardly  Conduct  of  the 

Men,  17  s   10  «— 19  s  8  c— 21  s  6  6—24  s  7  c— 

28s  6e 
Imports,  Half-year*s  Returns,  6  a  11  c 
and  Exports,  14  j  9/ 

Statistics,  11  j  9/ 

Improved  Industrial  Dwellings,  27  a  be 
Inadequate  Sentences,  13  j  11  a 

How  to  overdo  it,  16  j  11/ 

Incendiary  Fires  in  Cornwall,  11 »  10  a 

in  Devonshire,  15  s  7  ^ 

at  North  Shields,  10  s  10/? 

in  Northumberland,  10s   10c— lis  10a— 

16s  106 

in  Yorkshire,  16s  7 « 

60 


Income  and  Property  Tax,  Annual  Returns,  28  a  9/ 

INDIA :— 

Arrival  of  Abyssinian  Transports,  20  J  12  a— 

24  j  6  a 

Bhamo  Exploring  Expedition,  4  j  12  a 

Bhootan  Government,  Withdrawial  of  Allow- 
ance to,  17  s  10  a 

Bidding  for  Bills  at  the  Bank,  2j  7  a— 16 J 

7a— 6a  7a — 20a  7a — 3s  5ar— 17s  5  a 

Bombay  Bank,  4  j  12  a— 24  j  6  a— 30j  10  « 

—%a  12a— 24a  lOtf— 15s  7c 

Cabul,  News  from,  7  s  9d— 17»  10  o 

Calcutta  Missionary  Conference,  28  s  10  li 

Cholera  at  Jubbulpore,  Ibj  5  6 

— —  Commercial  IntelUgence,  1  j  12  a — 6^'  9  6 — 
73  120—87-  12  a— Hi  12  a— 18i  12  6— 20  j 
12  a— 22  j  12  a— 80  j  10o-31j  9  c— 6  a  12  a 
—7a  7a— 11a  10a— 22a  10a— 26a  10a— 
29  a  6  a— 9  s  10a— 10  s  10  a— 12s  10a— 14  s 
9d— 16  s  7c— 21s  9c— 26s  7c— 29s  10  6— 
80s  7d 

Cost  of  Education  in,  6J  7  6 

Dickson  (Mr.).  Grant  of  a  Life  Pension  of 

£1000  a  year,  7s  9  c 

Disturbances  intheHuzaro  Coxmtiy,  10  s  10  a 

—16s  7  c— 22s  7d— 23s  7c 
Eclipse,  10s  10a— 22s  7(i— 22s  7  e 

Public  Holiday  on  Account  of,  10  s  10  a 

Fairs  of  India,  22  a  10  c 

Finance  Accounts,  lOj  7/ 

Import  Returns,  10  j  6  e 

Indigo  Crop,  27  a  10  a 

— -  Incessant  Rains  in  Bengal,  20  j  12  a 

Medals  for  Frontier  Warfare,  81  j'  10  c 

Miscellaneous    Intelligence,    4j    12  a — 20j 

12  a— 24y  6  a— 30j  10  a— 17  a  7  c— 20  a  6  a— 
27a  lOo— 3s  10a— 17  s   10 a— 22s   7s— 23s 
7  c— 28  s  10  c 
MortaUty  in,  81  a  7  d 

Necessity  of  Maintaining  Affghanistan  as  a 

separate  State,  81  a  7  d 

New  Furlough  Regulations,  20J  11  a— 21y 

6  6— 24y  6  0^27  j  12  c 

New  Gold  Currency,  16  j  6  a 

New  Overland  Route  to,  14  s  9d 

Official  Appointments,  4  j  12  a — 23  s  4  c 

On  creating  the  Duke  of  Edinburgh  Viceroy 

of  India,  28  s  10  d 

Opium  Sales,  16  J  6  a 

Orissa  Bill  State,  31  a  7e 

Oude  Rent  Bill,  7s  9  d 

Persians  erecting  a  Fort  at  Seistan,  8  s  10  a 

Public  Works,  Successful  Candidates,  26j 

12  6 

Works  in,  9j  10  c 

Railways  in,  31  j  7  a — 16 s  7c 

Rains  in,  24  a  5  c 

and  the  Cotton  Crop,  31  a  7  c 


Revenue,  13j  10/ 

of  the  Indian  Council,  24  j  9/ 


Rewards  given  for  the  Destruction  of  Wild 

Beasts,  24  a  5  6 

Royal  Asiatic  Society,  Address  to  Dr.  Binl- 

wood,  17  »  10  a 

Royal  Viceroy  for,  11  a  7  c 

Savings  Banks,  Institution  of,  28  s  10  d 


Sept.  30, 1868.]     palmbb'b  utdex  to  "the  times"  newspapeb. 


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India  (continued), 

Sanitarinms  of,  15  9  7c 

Sladen  (Capt.),  Exploring  Expedition,  24  a 

10  d— 26  a  4/ 

Slave  Trade  in,  23  j  5/ 

• Telegraph    Cable    between    Eorrachee  and 

Guadnr,  15  j  5  b 

■  direct  to  Calcutta,  15  j  5  6 

Trade  to,  IS  a  8  c 

Troops  for,  21a  1  d 

Troops  for  Hnzaro,  22$  T d 

Vagrancy  in,  31  a  Id 

India  Office— Official  Breakfiut,  ISj  6  a 

Bnbber  and  Gntta  Percha  Telegraph,  13  a 

Be 
Indian  Scholarships,  9j  12  h 

Trade,  Increase  this  Year,  29  j  7  h — 30  J  4  e 

Infant  Orphan  Asylum,  Ij  5/ 

Infectious  Diseases  in  Seaside  Resorts,  1  a  10/ 

and  Lodgings,  the  Law  about,  1  a  10/ 

Ingleby  (C.  M.)  on  the  Poem  attributed  to  Milton, 

29  j  12  a 
Inland  Revenue,  Def&lcationB  in  Collection,  2s  9 f 
XN  QUESTS  :— 
on  James  William  Alley,  Starved  to  Death, 

25  8  11/ 
on  Richard  Archer,  Struck  Dead  by  the  Sun, 

20i  9  d 
on  Thomas  Barras,  from  an  Explosion  at 

Wigan,  68  7 e 
'         on  Stephen  Beadle,  a  Suicide  at  Hendon,  2j 

6/ 

on  John  Beavis,  Bun  over  by  his  Cart,  25  a 

10  6 
on  Sarah  Betsworth,  Drowned  near  Battersea, 

28j  7a 

on  Martha  Brooks,  Starved  to  Death,  22  a  7  a 

■  on  Joseph  and  William  Booth,  who  Died 
firom  the  Colliery  Explosion  at  Fenton,  12  a  7  c 

on  Jacob  Bromley  and  John  Lindop,  Blown 

to  Pieces  in  a  Coal  Pit  at  Newchapel,  19  s  7  & 

■  bn  the  Bodies  from  the  Manchester  Music 
Hall,  8a  9  e— -13  a  7a 

< on  William  Bowyer,  Killed  by  fiaUing  from  a 

Shaft  of  a  Cart,  19  a  7/ 
on  Catherine  Bennett,  who  Died  from  the 

Heat,27i  76 
on  the  Burnt  and  Mutilated  Body  of  a  Child 

found  in  St.  James's  Park,  29  s  10  6 
, on  Miss  Campbell,  Accidentally  Poisoned,  20  j 

9d~21j  5/ 

-  on  Charles  Campion,  Bun  over  by  a  Railway 
Van,  12s  4d 

on  William  Carter  and  Rachel  Sweney,  Found 

Drowned,  Ij  10  f 
on  Mrs.  Churke,  an  elderly  Lady,  Burnt  to 

Death  at  Canterbury,  16j  11 6 
on  the  Constables  and  Steward  Murdered  in 

Tipperary,  18  a  4  e 
. on  William  Cook,  Run  over  by  a  Pleasure  Van, 

12«  4d 
. Coroner*8  Defence  of  his  Proceedings  against 

the  Conduct    of    Lord   Famham,    Sir    Henry 

Edwards  and  others,  Ss  7 d 
■  ■        on  Mr.   and  Mrs.  Coulson,  of  Draz  Hall, 

Accidentally  Poisoned,  14s  5  6 


Inqaests  (continued). 

on  Charles  Curtis,  from  an  Explosion  of  a 

Wasp's  Nest,  Is  6/ 
on  Louisa  Davis,  a  Suicide,  67  5/ 

on  James  Dearlove,  Killed  by  Falling  from  a 

Cart,  25  a  10  6 

on  Charles  Denny,  Murdered  in  the  Borough, 

17a  lOd 

on  Patrick  Desmond,  Stabbed  to  Death,  29  a 

56 

on  Donnelly,  a  Soldier  Killed  in  a  Fight  with 

a  brother  Soldier,  22  j  9/ 

on  John  Robert  Dunn,  Accidentally  Shot  at 

Culham  Station,  15  a  12  6 
on  Mr.  John  Elliott,    from  a  Fall   from  a 

Horse  at  Old  Penshaw,  17  s  7  0 
on  Joshua  Fenwick  and  others,  Killed  by  the 

Explosion  at  Wigan,  4  s  4  / 
on  George  Ashley,  Accidentally  Shot,  22  s 

4c 

on  James  Forster,  a  Suicide,  15  j  9/ 

on  Four  Seamen,  found  in  a  deserted  Bark, 

22a  86 

on  James  Ridiard  Fuller,  a  Suicide,  11  j  12  6 

on  George  Franklin,  a  Suicide,  18  a  4  6 

on  a  Gentleman,  Drowned  in  the  Serpentine, 

21a  10  <; 

who  Drowned  himself  in  the  English  Chan- 
nel, 20  a  6/ 

on  Henry  Gilbey,  a  Suicide,  26  a  7  « 

' on  Gorman  and  Marrow,  the  Steward  and 

Constable  Shot  in  Tipperary,  17  a  8  6 
on  a  Guard,  Killed  at  the  Borough  Road 

Bridge,  10  j  10  a 
on  Frank  Helsby,  Drowned  at  the  Dingle,  10  s 

86 

on  Sarah  Ann  Hooker,  Drowned,  11  j  9/ 

on  Henry  Houseman,  from  Starvation,  5  a 

10  6 
on  William  Howe,  Thrown  fit>m  his  Cab,  24  s 

5c 
on  Thomas  Hughes,  Shot  at  the  Orange  Riot 

at  Monaghan,  18  j  8/ 
on  an  Infant  Killed  at  Beckenham  Station  by 

a  Train,  10  j  10  a 
on  Eliza  James,  Burnt  to  Death  in  Bethnal 

Green,  25  a  10  6 
on  William  Johnson,  Stabbed  in  the  Stomach 

12s  8  c 
on  David  Jones,  Killed  by  FaUing'over  a  Wall, 

28  a  9/ 
on  Joseph  Jones,  a  Suicide  and  attempted 

Murderer,  6  j  12  a 
on  James  Keefe,  Tossed  to  Death  by  a  Bul- 
lock, 29  s  5  c 
on  John  KinseUa,  Chief  Officer  of  the  Tara, 

wrecked  in  the  Mersey,  11  s  4/ 
on  Mr.  Lashbrooke,  at  Newgudy,  Cornwall, 

30  j  9  c 
^—  on  Mary  Lewis,  a  Suicide,  24 j  lid 
on  William  Marchant,  Killed  during  Military 

Operations  at  Chatham,  5a  7  c 
^—  on  Reginald  Jebb,  a  Suicide,  14  j  12  6 
on  Wm.  Geo.  Mathews,  Crushed  to  Death  on 

London  Bridge,  19  a  7/ 

on  a  Man  found  Dead  in  the  Thames,  18  j  r 

61 


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PALMEB'b  index  to  "THB  tikes"  VKWSPAnO. 


Inquests  (continued) 

on  the  Men  Killed  by  the  Explosion  ^t  the 

Mersey  Steel  and  Iron  Works,  28  a  10/ 

Lieut.  Meade,  Killed  by  the  Bursting  of  a 

Torpedo  at  Portsmouth,  27;  10/— 29j  9e 

on  John  Metcalfe,  Murdered  at  Chapelizod, 

26a  8  6 

on  a  Middle-aged  Woman,  Killed  at  the  Shore- 
ditch  Station  of  Uie  North  London  Sailway,  19  a 
76 

on  Henry  Marrall,  Drowned  while  Bathing, 

on  Peter  Murrell,   Scalded   to  Death  in  a 

Copper  of  Boiling  Beer,  27  a  10  a 

— -  on  John  Nail,  a  Ooachman,  Killed  by  the 
Overturning  of  a  Carriage,  5  a  7  « 

on    Roger  Onions,  Killed  in  the  Hunting 

Field.  21  j  9/ 

on  Frederick  Packham,  a  Suicide,  25  j  9/ 

on  Peter  Parker,  from  Explosion  of  Gun- 
powder, 7  j  9/ 

on  Arthur  Pesterfield,  Killed  by  a  Fall  from 

an  Engine  at  Grays,  25  a  10  6 

on  Persons  Killed  by  Sunstroke,  24  j  5  d 

on  Henry  Bitmare  at  Hastings,  from  drinking 

Bum,  15a  9e 

on    Edw.   Bodwell,   a   Volunteer  Killed  at 

Windsor  Review,  9  j  12  b 

on  Sarah  RusseU,  who  Died  from  the  Cruel 

Treatment  of  her  Husband,  26  «  10  6 

on  Sir  Henry  John  Seaton,  Run  Over  in  St. 

James's  Street,  28  j  7/ 

on  William  Shaw,  Killed  by  a  Boiler  Explo- 
sion at  Hornby,  10  a  12  & 

on  Elizabeth  Slee,  Accidentally  Shot  by  her 

Cousin,  238  7c 

on  the  Suicide  Murderer  and  bis  Victim,  at 

Malton-le-Dale,  25  j  5  b 

on  John  Sullivan,  Killed  from  a  Naphtha  Ex- 
plosion at  Fota,  19  «  Sd 

on  Major  Taylor  and  his  Infant  Daughter, 

14 j  12  e 

on  Thomas Tazzen,  a  Suicide,  26a  7 e 

on  Three  Persons  who  Died  from  Cholera  at 

New-Town,  15  a  6c 

on  the  Thirty-three  Victims  of  the  Irish  Mail 

Train  Accident  at  Abergele,  25  a  7  c— 26  a  7  b — 
27a  7d— 28a  7ar— 29a  9c— 31a  7b— ^s  76 
— 8»  7a— 4#  7c— 5  8  7  6 

on  the  two  Volunteers  Shot  at  Keyham,  9  j 

12  a 

on  Frederick  Walker,  a  little  Child  from  Sun- 
stroke, 20  j  9  d 

on  Lieut  Waller,  a  Suicide  at  Aldershott,  16  j 

9/ 
on  Mrs.  Webb,  Run  Over  by  a  Van,  24  s 

6e 
• on  Herbert  Whiley,  Killed  by  a  Blow  from  his 

Schoolmaster,  26  «  4  e 

on  EHzabeth  White,  Burnt  to  Death,  18  a  5  e 

-  on  William  White,  Killed  by  the  Bursting  of 
a  Torpedo  at  Portsmouth,  28  j  10  d 

on  J.  D.  Wilkinson  and  B.  Wilson,  Drowned 

near  Filey  Brigff,  15  «  Be 
on  James  Williams,  Gored  to  Death  by  a 

^k)ar  at  Swavesby,  29  a  5  6 
62 


Inquests  (continued), 

on  a  Woman  who  threw  herself  over  Waterloo 

Bridge,  21  add 
on  Thomas  Wood,  Found  Hung  at  LongUm, 

8«  lOe 
on  a  Workman  Buried  Alive  at  Surbiton,  1 1 

10  a 
Insanity,  Statistics  of,  14 j  8  e 

in  Ireland,  27i  12  d 

in  Scotland,  21  j  12  c 

Insecticide,  Petroleum  the   most   Valuable,  13j 

6/ 
Institution  of  Civil  Engineers,  Award  of  Premiums, 

4tj  12  c 
Insurance  Companies,  Price  of  Shares,  4j  10  c — 

8 J  10«— Hi  lOd— 15i   10<5— 18i  Ha— 22j 

lOd— 25i    106— 29i   76— la   5d— 5a  56— 

8a    5c— 19a    5d— 22a    5c— 26a   5/— 29a 

76— 2»   5«— 5«  Bd—98   56— 16»  56—23* 

56—26*  56—30*  6d 
Intense  Heat,  17  j  9/ 

International  Land  Credit,  19 a  5  d — ^21  a  5e 
International  Coinage  Commission,  8j  5e — 13  J 

7/-24i  5/ 

Note  about,  81i  7rf— 12  a  4td 

Law,  llj  12  6 

Working  Men*s  Congress  at  Brussels,  9  «  8  d 

—10*    10  a— 11 «   4  c— 14*    10/— 15*   9a^ 

15*  10  6—17*  8c 
Ireland  according  to  America,  24^  7e 
Ireland  (Clayfield)  on  the  Destruction  of  Sea-birds, 

27a  4c 
nUBTiATTD !— 

Address  to  the  Lord-Lieutenant  on  the  Won- 
derful Escape  of  Lady  Abercom,  27  a  10  a 
Agrarian  Murder  at  Ballycoohey,  15  a  10  d — 

17a  So— 18a  4c— 21a  10a^22a  8(i— 2oa 

8(2 

Inquests,  18  a  4  c 

Agricultural  Returns,  22  *  10  a 

■     Show  at  Limerick,  6  a  10  li 
— -^-  at  Londonderry,  26  a  8  6—27  a  10  a— 28  a 

8c— 29a  10c-^»  106 

the  Banquet,  28a  8c— 29a  lOd 

•  the  Mayor's  Banquet,  29  a  10  d 

Ball,  etc.,  81a  86 

Show  in  Queen's  County,  Ida  4/— 20a 


10  c 
96 


Show  of  the  Royal  Dublin  Society,  10* 


Anniversary  of  the  Relief  of  Deny,  IS  a  if 

—14a  7 d— 17a  8a 
Apprentice  Boys  Clubs,  Prince  Edward  of 

Saze  Weimar  a  Member,  7  *  10  d 

Arrest  of  an  Incendiary,  9  j  9  c 

of  Four  Men  for  Misdemeanour  at  Ban- 
bridge,  14*  7  6 

Assault  Case  at  Ballincolly,  4  a  8/ 

Assizes,  Hi  12  6— 26  j  5  c— 28i  10  6—29; 

10c— 4a  8/ 
Attack  on  the  House  of  Rev.  Mr.  Drew,  of 

YoughAl,17a  10a— 19a   8c— 20a  10c— 22a 

8c 

on  Mr.  Justice's  House,  22 1  106 

— —  Baird  (David),  Writ  of  Habeas  Ooipus  to 

release  him,  18  a  4/ 


Sept.  80, 1868.]      palmeb'b  dtdex  to  "  thx  tikbb  "  kswspapeb. 


Ir» 


Ireland  (eontinued), 

BaUinaaloe  Fair,  Alteration  of  Days,    14j 

10  6 
Banbridge,  Carioua  Method  of   Staying  a 

Law  Case,  10a  10(2 
^—  Bantiy  AssizeB,  no  Ghacgea  to  Judges   and 

Lawyers,  so  all  go  Cricketing,  17  j  10  d 
BellftBt,  Banqnet  of  the  Mayor  of,   to  the 

Officers  of  the  Channel  Fleet,  7  •  10  d 
F^  of  an  Old  Honse  in,  several  Persons 

killed,  158  46— 16t  8/ 

Flax  Spinner's  Meeting,  17t  7  « 

Qaeen*s  College,  Appointment  of  Professor 


Park,  288  Be 
Berwick  (Jodge),  Testimonial  to,  by  the  New 

Jndge,  lOt  9  5 
Breach  of  Promise  Case,  Pearse  v.  Brady, 

14  j  10  a 
Bright  (Mr.)  Entertainment  to,  at  Limerick^ 

16  j  6d— 16i  10  d 

His  Reception  in  Ireland,  10 j  8  a— 17i 


10  tf 


Speech,  15i  6(^-16j  10  e 

On  a  Visit  to  Mr.  Peabody,  9  j  9  b 

Bratal  Assault  on  a  Yoong  Lady  in  a  Night 

Train  from  Lisbom,  26  a  8  &— 28  a  If 
—  Butt  (— ),  Lectures  on  Enotions  and  Scnlly 

Landlords,  7 •  lOd-^t  8/-llf  9d 

'' Cab  Strike  at  BeUsst,  8 a  9c 

Carlow  Agricultural  Society  Cattle  Show,  4  • 

Assiaes,  One  Case  only,  14  j  10  b 


Camarron  (Lord)  and  the  Protestant  Defence 

Association,  14  j  10  b 

Can  (Edward  D.>,  Suicide  of,  2t  4/ 

CasUerosse  (Lord),  Address  to,  on  his  Escape, 

31a  8  c — 18  4d 

Catholic  Clergy  and  the  Elections,  12$  Sd 

Church  Congress  Meeting,  29  8  9  a 

—  Clouglgordim,  Savage  Assault  on  the  Con- 
stabulary at,  2  •  4/— 88  4c— 78  10c 

another  Outrage  at,  19  8  8  4 

Cork  Agricultural  Society's  Cattle  Show,  la 

Be 

Cathedral,  Mr.  Wyse's  Liberal  Donation 

for  its  Bestoration,  4tj  10  a 

Corporation  and   the   Liberation  of  the 


Fenian  Prisoners,  81  a  8  c 

■  Fenian  Raid  on  the  Ounmakers  at,  21  j 
12  c— 22^  9/ 

Inoend^Fireat,  ll8  9<2— 168  8/ 

Potatoe  Biots  at,  78  lOc 

-  Seizure  of  Arms  at,  18  j  8/ 

Correspondence  on  the  New  Chant  at  St 

Stephens,  17  8  7  li 

Criminal  Trials,  Light  Sessions,  SJ  11a 

^—  Cruelty  of  a  School  Teacher  to  a  Scholar, 

168  8/ 
— «  CuUen  (Cardinal),  Health  of,  Bulletins,  20  j 
10/—21J  12  8—22 J  9/— 28i  6»— 24i   66— 
26j.6c— 27i  6d 

Lectures,  6  j  10  d 


—  Curious  Action  on  Befosing  to  give  up  a  Bail- 
way  Ticket  to  be  Nipped,  8i  11  b 

Curragh,  Fracas  at,  12 8  8<i 

—  Death  from  Sunstroke  at  Armagh,  6  a  lOd 


Ireland  {continued), 

Death  of  Lord  and  Lady  Famham,  22  a 

9d 

Declaration  of  the  Roman  Clergy  on  the  Dis- 

endowment,  etc.,  of  the  Established  Church,  7  8 
10  c 

Dedrickson    (George),  Trial  for  Embezzle- 
ment, 15  a  10  c 

Derry  (Bishop  of),  Letter  to  Dr.  Bryson,  15  a 

10  c 

Disraeli  (Rt.  Hon.  B.)  to  Lord  EnniskiUen, 

Ij  6& 

Downshire  (Marquis  of).  Funeral  of;  12  a  Sd 

—16  a  10c 

Drew  (Rev.  Dr.)  on  Eyiction  of  Tenants. 

148  76 

Dublin,  Revision  of  Claims,  12  8  8  d 

Stock    Exchange,    Ij    10  c— 2 j    11a — 

8i  12dr-^J  10  a— 6  j  10  c— 8  j  llo— 9i 
12  c— lOj  8  a— llj  12  6— 14 j  10  6— 16i  6c— 
16y  116— 17i  lOd— 18j  5  c— 20^  10/— 22  J 
9/— 23i  5  a— 24 j  5  6— 25 j  5  c— 27 j  6  d— 29j 
10c— 80i  10c— 81  j  lOd— la  8c— la  9d— 
6a  8d— 6a  lOd^S  a  Be— 10a  lOd— 12a 
10  a— 13  a  5/— 14  a  7  c— 16  a  126— 17  a  4  c 
—19a  4/— 22a  8c— 26a  8  6— 27a  10c— 
29a  7  6— 81a  8c— 28  4/-— 68  9a— ll8  9d 
—128  8d— 168  8/— 178  7c— 188  8c— 198 
76—288  8c— 248  6c— 258  7a— 808  6a 

to  be  Closed  on  Saturdays,  98  5  6 

■  (Abp.),  Triennial  Charge  on  the  Church 
Agitation,  10  8  9  a 

Dungarron,  Sergeant  Barry's  Public  Entry, 

228  10  a 

Dwyer  (Philip),  Arrest  of,  for  Assault  on  Mr. 

ScuUy,  48  8c— 6  8  8/— 78  10 d 

D^moke  ( — )  AppUoation  for  Discharge  from 

Custody  against  an  illegal  Arrest,  3  8  4c 

Electioneering  Movements,  2j  11  a— 4  J  10  a 

— 6  j  10  d—lj  5  c— 9  J  9  c— 10  j  8  a— 11  j  12  6— 
Uj  10a  &6— 16i  6  c— 16;  10  d— 17i  10  d 
—18 J  9/— 20;  10  c— 21;  12  c— 28;  6  a— 
24;  66—25;  5  c— 27;  6d-2QJ  10  b— 29  J 
9c— 81;  lOd— la  8d— 8a  9c— 6a  8d^-6a 
10  d— 10  a  10  d— 11  a  7  a— 12  a  8  c— 13  a  4/ 
14a  7d— 18a  4d— 20a  10c— 22a  8c— 25a 
8d— 26a  86-27a  106— 28a  7/— 81a  86 
—88  8/— 188  8 d— 22  8  10a— 23  8  8 d— 258  7a 

Emigration,  4;  10  a— 11;  126—25;  6  c 

Elections  and  the  Press,  28  4c 

Enniskillen  (Earl  of).  Letter  to  Mr.  Disraeli, 

1;  6  6 

Ennisoarthy  Farming  Society,  188  8  d 

Exhibition  Palace  Company,  28;  6  a 

Exciting  Scene  in  Drogheda  Churchyard,  20; 

10  c 

Fairies,  Arrest  of  a  Woman  for  pretended 

Dealings  with,  1  a  8  c 

Fatal  Bailway  Accident  near  Eillean,  26; 

6  c 

Fatal  Accident  to  the  Lish  Mail  Train,  22  a 

Bd 

Fatal  Fight  between  Two  Soldiers  at  Porto- 

bello,  22;  9/ 

Fatal  Orange  Riot  at  Monaghan,  16;  10  d— 

20 j  10  e 

68 


Ire 


palheb's  htdex  to  "the  times"  newspafeb. 


[July  1  to 


Ireland  (contimud), 

Fenian  Alarm  at  Banbridge,  22  j  9/ 

Fire  at  Cork  Steamship  Company's  Premises, 

17 j  lOd 

Fisheries'  Bill,  9i  9  c 

Farnham  (Lord),  Address  to,   on  the  late 

melancholy  Accident,  10  s  9  d 
Ferguson  (Professor),  Report  on  the  Irish 

Cattle  Mortality,  20  a  10  d 
Fenian  Baid  in  the  Coonty  Cork,  24  s  5  & 

Free  Ghnrch  Association,  Annnal  Meeting, 

30s  5a 

Galway  Assizes,  22  a  8  « 

Gwynne  v.  Agar,  a  corions  Case,  28  j  10  b 

Greene  (John  Ball),  Appointment,  17  »  7  c 

Griffith  (Sir  R.),  Resignation,  17«  7 < 

Harris  v  Bagot,  2j  12  a— 3  j  12  d 

Harvest,  4a  8/ 

Health,  Statistical  Retnms  of,  for  Dublin, 

17j  If 

Hennegan  ( — )  found  Murdered  in  the  Public 

Street  of  Athlone,  16  «  4th— Us  8/— 17«  7e 

Homicide  near  Toughal,  28  a  7  f 

Horse  Show  in  Dublin,  30  j  10  c— 31  j  10  d 

la  Be 

Hume  (J.  S),InTestigation  of  Charges  against, 

7  8  10«— 14«  7  6 

Incendiary  Fire  at  Cork,  7»  10  e— 29  8  9b 

Indian  Engineering  Service  Examination,  4  a 

8/ 
Inquest  on  Thos.  Hughes,  shot  at  Monaghan, 

18i  9/ 
Irish  Eight,  Lord  Lieutenant  accepted  the 

Captaincy  of,  16  «  8  6 

Judicial  Statistics,Supplementaiyol.,20a  10  d 

Eillarney,  New  Church  at,  6  a  10  d 

Kingston  (Earl  of),  First  Visit  to  his  Estates, 

26  j  6e 

Lansdowne  (Marquis  of).  Intended  Visit  to 

his  Estates  in  Kerry,  22a  Sd 

Leitrim  Assizes,  17  j  10  d 

■  Scalding  an  Infant  to  Death  with  Vitriol 
during  the  Absence  of  its  Mother,  17  j  10  d 

Libel  Case  at  Cork,  8  o  8  b—10  a  10  c— 11  a 

7a— 12a  8c— 13a  4ke—Ua  7d—22a  Sd 

—1-  Londonderry  (Marquess  of),  Address  to  him 
not  to  sell  his  Estates,  8  a  8  « 

Lord    Lieutenant   Reviews   the  Troops  at 

Curragh,  17a  8  6 

Lough  Bray,  the  Seat  of  Sir  John  Crampton, 

destroyed  by  Fire,  3  a  9  c 

LodgerFranchise  and  the  Revising  Barristers, 

11»  8d— 14«  7  d 
Loyal  Orange  Institution  of  Ireland  Address 

to  H.M.  Ministers,  1  j  6  h 
Lord-Lieutenant's  Acknowledgment  of  the 

Mayor  of  Derry's  Attentions,  14  0  7  6 
Answer    to  the  Belfast  Address  on   his 

Elevation  in  the  Peerage,  18  «  8  d 
Visits,  21 »  11  c 

■  Answer  to  the  Dublin  Corporation  Address 
on  the  Escape  of  his  Family  from  the  Abergele 
Accident,  24  s  6  6 

Marine  Salt  Company,  22  a  8  0 

Mass  Celebrated  on  the  Top  of  St.  Brendan's 

Mountain,  Kerry,  1 ;  6  6 
64 


Ireland  (continued.) 

Mawe  (Very  Rev.  Father), Fear  of  being  in  the 

Abergele  Accident,  6  «  9  a 

Return  of,  7  »  10  e 

Mayoralty,  Uj  10 a— 12 a  Sd 

Correspondence  between  Mr.  Sullivan  and 


Mr.  Mackay,  Sj  11  a 

Cardinal  Cullen  on,  14i  10  a 


M'Kenna  (J.  N.)  on  the  Fisheries  Bm,  9j  9  c 

Monaghan,   3000  Romanists  Kneel    before 

Baird's  House,  and  invoke  Curses  on  him  and 
his  Family,  ISj  8/ 

Investigation  into  the  Riot,  6  a  12  a— 7  a 

7a— 10  a  lOrf— 13  a   4/— 14  a   7  d -16  a  10  c 
17«  8a— 19«  8d— 22a  Sd— 2«  4tf— 5t  8/ 

Moore  v.  Moore,  on   the  Custody  of  their 

Children,  6j  10  e 

Murder  at  Clonakilty,  6  a  10  d 

of  Mr.  Metcalfe  at  Chapolizod,  S6  a  8  6 

National  Association  Meeting,  26  a  7  a 

New  Judge,  14  •  7  6 

New  Methodist  College  at  Belfast,  22a  8  d 

Orange    Lodge    at  Belfast,    Laying    the 

Foundation  Stone,  7j  6  e 

Railways,  11 «  9  d 


—  O'Donovan  (Rossa),  More  Torture,  1  <  4  « 

—  Official  Appointments,  10  a  10  d 

Oil  Spring  at  Clones,  Discovery  of,  21 J  12  e 

—  O'Neill  (Lord),  Address  from  hu  Tenantzy,  00 
his  Peerage,  6  »  8/ 

Orange  Anniversary  Demonstratx(mB,14J  10  d 

atliisbum,  2j  12  a— 3^*  12  c — ij  10 « 

Demonstration    Festivals,    l^j    6e — 16; 


10  d 

Ffttal,  at  Monaghan,  17 j  lOd— 20j  10  < 

and/ 

Deputation  to  the  Queen,  3  J  12  d 

— —  Government  Precautions  against,  10  J  3  a 

Riots,  Enquiries  into,  8a  8d 

Party  Processions  Act,  CorrespondeDoe  of  Mr. 

Johnston  and  Col.  Forde,  6 1  8/ 

Peter's  Pence,  Large  Collection  in  Limeriek, 

26t  7e 

Petition  to  the  Queen  for  Disestablish- 
ment of  the  Irish  Church,  and  Release  of  the 
Fenian  Prisoners  from  the  Corporation  of  Clon- 
mel,  30«  6  a 

Petty  Sessions  Clerk,  Alteration  in  Age,  1  s 

4  d 

Pigott  (Mr.),  Address  to  his  Readers,  17  a  8  ft 

Attempt  for  his  Release,  25  j  6  c — 27i  54 

Release,  12  a  8  d 

Potato  Riot  at  Cork,  3  «  4  c 

at  Sligo,  24  «  6  c 

Protestant  Defence  Meeting,  20^  10/.-23; 

6a 

Queen's  College,  Belfast,  Report,  10  a  10  c 

County  Agricultural  Society's  Show,  18  a  4/ 

»— *  Registrar  General's  Return  of  Mairiages  and 

Births,  17  J  10  d 
^^-  Responsibility  of  the  Police  for  Searehii^ 

Spectators  at  Trials,  6  j  10  e 

Revenue  of,  for  the  Past  Year,  81  a  7  c 

Reynolds  (Aid.),  Memorial  to,  8«  9  a 

Revising  Barristers  for  Dublin,  6«  8/— 7< 

10  « 


Sept.  SO,  1868.]     PiXHBB's  nn>2x  to  "thb  tiuzs"  vewspasbb. 


Ita 


Ireland  (continued}, 

"  Increase  of  Correspondence,  22  «  10  6 

— —  ReYision  Courfca — Lodger  Suffrage,  16  »  8«— 
17,  7 d—lBB  8  d— 10 8  8  d— 21  $  11  6—22  »  10  6 
— 23ir8(i— 24»  5  a— 25«  6/— 28»  6  a— 29« 
9a— 30«  5a 

— ^  Itoden  (Lord),  Health,  81  a  8  o 

—  Boman  Catliolio  University,  16  j  6  & 

— p«  Boyal  Agrieoltnral  Show  at  Londonderry,  the 
Prince  and  FdnceBS  «f  Wales  not  to  be  Present, 
27  j  6  d 

•   ■  '  Society  at  Tralee,  8  a  8  « 
— —  Sennato  (Jolios),  Arrest  for  Hotel  Bobberies 
at  Cork,  etc.,  14  s  7  & 
■■   Serioos  Biot  at  Londonderry,  22^'  9/ 

Scqlly  (Mr.)  and  his  Tenants,  19  a  8  c— 28  8 

6a 

■    ■  Health  of,  21a  10a— 25a  8(Z— 28a  7/ 
■  ^      not  Vincent  Sonlly,  21  a  10/-^2 a  Sd 
Text  of  his  Leases,  19  a  8  d 


—  St.  Mary's  Cathedral,  Limerick,  Beoovery  of 
a  SUver  Bell,  one  of  the  Lost  Chimes,  25  •  7  a 
— ^  Technical  Bducation-^Meeting  at  Dondalk, 
29f  95 

Lord  Dnfferm's  Address,  29  «  9  5 

-^  Tiemey  (Philip),  a  Poacher,  shot,  14y  106 
^—  Tipperaiy  Farming  Society,  14  «  7  6 
■       and  Landlords  and  Tenants,  14 1  7  6 
Murders,  18  a  4e— 20  a  10  e— 22  a 


a5a  8d 

Magistrate's  Meeting,  81  a  8  5 

Mr.  Scnlly  and  his  Tenants,  19  a  8  c 

and  the  Press,  19  a  8  o 


8(2 


o^—  Tragic  Affiray  at  Tipperary  between  a  Land- 
lord, his  Steward,  a  Bailiff,  tiie  Police,  and  the 
Pewantiy,  17  a  8  a— 17  a  8  6 

-«—  Train  (G.  F.),  TJnsaocessftil  Application  for 
his  Bele^e,  21  j  12  e-^  a  9o~*3t  4  c— 14« 
76 

Address   to,   from   the    National  School 


Teachers  of  Ireland,  25  a  8  d 

Answer  to  the  Address,  25  ^  8  d 

No  Address  from  the  Central  Teachers' 


Association,  nor  Conference  of  National  Teachers, 
31a  8c 

-  -  Two  Men  Arrested  for  Sending  Threatening 
Ijetters,  24t  0  c 

■  A  Vicar  and  his  Curate,  Corions  Proceedings, 
Ij  66 

. Visit  of  the  Vice-regal  Party  to  the  Model 

Schools,  and  the  Magee  College,  81  a  8  6 

■  Address  to,  and  Reply,  81  a  8  6 

Waterford  Estates— Petition  of  the  Tenantry 

to  the  Owner  not  to  sell,  29  •  9  6 
— —  Wreck  and  Destruction  by  Fire  of  the  U.  H, 

Tucker,  at  Blackwater,  11$  9  d 
IRISH  OHUBCH : — 
.  Brady  (Dr.)  on,  7j  6  d— 9  j  9  e— 18  j  6  6— 

17i  9  a 
Bright  (John),  Speech  on,  16  j  6  d— 16j  10  < 

Bury  (Lord)  on,  4  »  4  d 

-  Cardwell  (Mr.),  on,  1 »  7c 

Carlisle  (Bp.  of)  on,  3  a  9/ 

. Commission,  IJ  9/— 2j   96— 8 j   10  c— 7  j 

13/— 8i  5/— 12  a  10  d-19  a  7  6—24  a  9  c— 

21 «  eic 


Irisli  Churoh  (continued). 

County  Mooting  at   Hereford    about^  18 

Dean  of  Elphin,  on,  1 »  4  « 

Debates  at  Newbury  on,  17 1  9  d 

Demonstrative   Meeting   against,  ixx   Hyde 

Park,  20  j  12  « 
Derby  (Lord),  and  Sir  J.  K.  Shuttleworth's 

Correspondence  on,  25  «  4/ 
— .^  on  the    Disestablishment  of    it,   and   aU 

Churches  as  a  Consequence,  81a  8  d 

"  Establishment,  Statistics  of^  29s  4c 

-**«  Forster  (W.  E.)«  Speech  to  his  Constituents 

on,  12a  8c 
»  Gladstone    (Mr.)  on  the  Proper^  of  the 

Church,  7 1  9  c 
Great    Protestant    Demonstrtttion  at    the 

Crystal  Palace,  7  a  7/ 
-^-^  Hazrowby  (Lord)  on,  7  #  9  c 
Hertfordshure    Incumbent    on    the   Diaes- 

tabHshmeut,  31a  8/ 

Laing  (— ),  Spseoh  to  his  Constituents  ^n 

10  6 
Meeting  at  Guildhall,  Notes  about,  10  j  10  a 

11 J  11  a 
Not  Paralleled  by  Scotland,  which  always 

had,  and  has,  its  Endowed  and  State  Churoh, 

25s  5c 

Overstone  (Lord)  on,  26*  106 

Petrie  (F.)  on,  8 1'  5  6— 14  j  8  c 

Plumptre  (E.  H.)  on,  30  «  9  c 

-^^-*  Proposal  to  settle  the  Question  Agreeable  to 

all  Parties,  29  «  4d 
Proposed  DisestabUshment  but  not  Disen- 

dowment,  22  s  10  d 
— *  The  Question  of  Disestablishment,  by  a  Hert- 
fordshire Incumbent,  8  a  4  6 
— -^*  Beport  of  the  Boyal  Commission,  21  •  5  a 

Stansfield  (— ),  on,  26  s  10/ 

Irish  Constabulary,  Annual  Betum,  29  j  7  a 

Herring  Fishery,  20a  7 d 

National  School  Books,  17  j  7/ 

p  Peasantry,  State  of,  9i  6/ 

Begistrar-General's  Quarterly  Betum,  22  # 

8/ 
Iron  Clad  Fleet,  Leading  Articles  on,  4  j  9  c 
— -  Osbom  (S.)  on,  9 J  10  c 
Becd  (E.  J.)  on,  18J  5/ 

—  Clads,  Correspondence  on  Mr.  MuUey's  Cop- 
per Sheathing,  4  s  7/ 

Gun  Shields,  18  J  12  c 

Bailway,  Exports  of,  25 s  4/— 30 i  7b 

- —  Masters*  Quarterly  Meeting,  9j  7/— lOj  8  c 
— ^  Trade,  Messrs.  Bird's  Circular,  16«  5  a 

Trade  and  Trades  Unions,  81  j  12  c 

■    ■    ■■  in  South  Staffordshire,  4  #  5  6—25 1  9  6 

Trades  Unionism  in,  7 «  4 c — 16  i  4c 

Meeting  to  Baise  Wages,  8  •  10  c 

and  Coal,  Foreign  Trade,  see  Coal. 

Irons  (Dr.  W.  J.)  on  the  Book  of  Jasher,  80j  8/ 
Irwin  (John)  on  Diseased  Foreign  Sheep,  20  a  5/ 
Italian  Precedent,  27  <(  8  6 
ITALY  :— 

—  Anniyersary  of  ths  Ssptember  DisturbanoeB 
24«  7c 

— .  Another  Escapo  of  Conyicts,  li j.Bb 
F  ,66 


Zta 


fjllkxb's  ikdsx  to  "the  nKXS' 


Italy  {eantinued). 

w^^-^  Apofltolioal  Letter  for;  Convoking  a  General 

Coonoil,  9i  10a 
i.*— *  Army  Bill,  19  j  12  a 
■■  Bednction  by  Granting  Fnrloogh,  80  «  7  e 

—---^  Arrests  of  Spaniards  tot  Enrolling  Men,  17  j 

10a 
w^mm'  AssassinationB  in  Broad  Day,  9  «  ^a 

m BiU,  Inoreasing  IMrect  Taxation,  lOJ  10  a 

— —  Brigandage,  9/  lOo— 20j  12  a— 12  a  10  a 

*-6«  Bb^98  8a— 15t  lOe 
^*-^  Camp  News,  21 1  9  (2 
r-^  Capture  of  Two  Brigands  in  Piedmont,  11  j 

wm — r.  Chsnge  of  Capital  from  Florence'to^Naples, 

Pebate  on,  15  «  8  d 
f- —  Commnnieations  with  India,  2  j  10/ 
«—  Consular  Tribunals  in  Egypt,  80  «  7  c 
•p^^  Conyention  of  the  Deputies  of  the  Left,  15^« 

Se 
*— ^  Correspondence  of  Adm.  Yaoea,  and  Count 

Bouet'Williaumes,  10«  8e 
•^-^  Corps  of  Body-Guard  to  be  Maintained,  17  • 

8a 
m-^^  Court  Circular,  6 j  9  a— 26a  10  0^17  •  10a 

— 29t  106 
^-^r  Death  of  Bastianina  the  Sculptor,  9  j  10  a 
■    ■  '  ■■  his  Funeral,  9 J  10  b 
■'      ■■■  of  Deputy  Cordova,  17 1  10  a 

• Extradition  Treaty  with  Spain,  8  a  7  6 

-**«  Farragut  (Adm.),  at  Naples,  11  a  10  a 

«• —  Fdte  of  the  Holy  Nail  to  be  Celebrated  at 

Mouza,  4«  8o 
^.^  Finanoial  Statement,  18  •  7  & 

. Fort  of  Anoona  and  the  British  Frigate,  IS  J 

12  a 
.»-.  French  Troops  in  Borne,  18«  7  6 

. Garibaldi  (Gen.)  has  Besigned  his  Seat  as 

Deputy,  81  a  10  a 
— ^^  Garibaldian  Enlistments  without  Foundation, 
6j  10  6— 7i  6a 

. Fund,  Hi  65 

«— -  Harvest,  favourable  Beports  of,  6 j  10  h 

, India  MaU  Service,  2j  10  f—Uj  66 

. La  Marmora  (Gen,)  and  the  Prussians,  2  • 

86—88  8a 

. Loan  BiU  on  the  Tobacco  Monopoly,  10  a 

6e 
. — T  Hatteuoei  (Professor  Charles),  Sketch  of,  4  j 
5o 

Mill  Tax,  4/ 66 

— «  Ministerial  Changes,  8  «  10  a 

•^ Miscellaneous  News,  27i  9  6— 28  j  10  a— 1  a 

10  a— 7a  7  a— 19a  10a— 14 f  9 e— 16 f  8d— 
16f  10a— 22«  8a— 28f  7e 

Mont  Cenis  Hallway,  4J  6  c— «i    106— 7  « 

6  a— 9  f  8a 

Land  Slip  at,  27  a  8  6— 8f  8a 

— r-  New  Models  of  Field  Artillery,  English  In- 
spection of,  26  a  10  a 

• Official  Changes,  26 1  9  c 

Paper  Currency,  Proposed  Beduction  of,  4  a 

10  a 

Beport  on,  14y  6  6 

Papal  Statesi  Beatification  of  Maria  Targi 

26«  76 
66 


Italy  (eofitintied). 

Papal  States,  Caaonixation  of  Nicholas  Finch, 

808  7c 

■  Consistory  to  confer  Cardinals*  Hata  cm  M. 
Ferrieri  and  Barili,  26t  7  6 

■  Dissensions  in  the  Army,'  9j  10  a 
the  Eastern  Churches  Invited  to  the  Coun- 


cil, 24 «  7  c 

Festival  of  the  Assumption,  17  a  10  a 

Health  of  the  Pope^S  a  12  6—78  6  a 

Increase  of  Patrols,  16  j  6  a 

Miscellaneous  News,  Ijf  6  a — 16  «    7  d— 

288  7c->268  76— 808  7c 

Six  New  Cardinals  (to  ^be  Appointed,  3  a 


126 


State  of  the  Army,  16  8  8d 

—  Treaty  of  Conmierce  with  Switzerland,  3  a 
12  6 

" Visit  of  the  Pope  to  the  Hospital,  16 1 

Id 

Postal  Convention  with  Prussia,  6  j  9  a 

Prince  Humbert  and  the  King  of  PnzKia, 

29  J  9  6 
Proceedings  in  Parliament,  7  j  6  a — 14  j  6  a 

—6a  12a— 8a  76— 10a  12a 

Prusso-Italian  Campaign,  108  8c 

Prussian  Charges  against  the  Italian  Army, 

Hi  12a-^la  lOo— 8a   10a— 6a   8a— 12a 

10  a 
-— *  Bailway  Managers  and  Engineers  Meeting  at 

Florence,  ij  10  a 

Beduction  in  Fares,  9j  10a 

■  Travelling  in  the  South,  248  8  a 

Bailways  dunaged  by  the  Floods,  24s  7  c 

— <—  Beisach  (Cardinal  de),  Fined  for  Assoming 

Ecclesiastical  Titles,  etc.,  19  8  7  d 
— — »  Bomantio  Tragedy  in  Piedmont,  11  j  56 

—  Bome,  Discovery  of  a  Mine  to  blow  up  the 
Fortifications  of  Mount  Aventine,  27  j  9  6 

Miscellaneous  News,  68  10  a 

Savage  Outrage  of  the  Zouaves  in  a  Vineyard, 

159  Bd 

Spanish  Loan,  168  8(2 

Staff  Beport  of  the  1866  Campaign,  23; 

12  a 

State  of  the  South,  268  96 

Telegraphs,  Beduction  of  Tariif,  9j  10  a 

—  Tobacco  Monopoly,  ij  6  6— 6j  10a— 7i  5« 
— 9i  10a— Hi  6  6-18J  12a— 25^  13*- 
28i  lOo-^a  12a— 7a  7a— 24a  6a— Sl« 
10  a— 88  10a 

^—  Treaty  of  Commerce  with  North  Gennaa 

Confederation,  20  j  12  a 
Twenty-five  Massdnians  Arrested  at  HoreBce, 

16  j  6  a 

Unpublished  Prussian  Despatch,  23  j  10  a 

Venetian  MSS.  removed  by  Anatria,   17; 

10  a 

War  Department,  11 J  12  a 

Weather  in  Tuscany,  11  j  6  6 

J. 
Jacknel  Prisoners,  see  Fxmunxbm. 
Jackson  (Blomfield)  on  the  Church  of  Engboi 

218  10/ 
Errata,  228  10 


Sept.  80, 1868.]      palmbb's  ikdex  070  ''the  Tnoss"  newopapisb, 


Lam 


JaokflOQ  (TbomaB),  Letter  to  the  Waaleyan  Oon- 
ferenoe,  12  a  40 

-  Leading  Artiole  on,  14  a  6/ 

Jaoob  (Philip)  on  thfl  Tomb  of  WiUiam  Bofos,  7  • 

60 
J&maioa  QxftTing  Dock  Company,  17  j  Bb 
Japan,  Attack  and  Defeat  of  the  Soathemen,  5< 

70 
— -  Emigration  to  Honolnla,  S  •  4/ 

-  UifleaUaneoaB  InfQnnation»  6j  9  b-^SJ  12  a 
— 24i  6  a— 80  j  8/— 28  a  10  Or-  3  •  10  a— 6  • 
7a-17«  10a 

— -*  Parliamentary  Debate  in,  18  a  10  d 

Beyival  of  ancient  Edicts  against  Ohrisii- 

AniW,  84  J  5  a 

Bevere  Typhoon  at  Nagasaki,  3  «  10  a 

— -—  Warning  against   the   Oheftoo  (JoldfieldSi 

17«  105 
Japanese  Funeral,  19  a  5/ 
Jaaher,  Book  of,  23 j  4  6— 27j  11  b 
Jephson  (Dr.  J.  H.)  on  the  Bossian  Wounded  at 

the  Abna,  11  a  8  0 
Jersey  Prison,  a  Trial  for  Criminals,  2  «  7  d 
Jemsalem,  Note  about,  19  «  8  0 
Jewels,  how  they  are  Stolen,  8  a  9  0 
Johnson  (E.  C.)  on  Books  for  the  Blind,  SO  j  4  0 

(President),  and  the  Tailors,  31  a  9  & 

(Beverdy),  at  the  Cutlers'  Feast  at  Sheffield, 

4«  lObr^B  IO0 

■  at  Leeds,  24  s  7  a 

Betum  to  London,  29  a  9  5 

Visit  to  the  Premier,  86  a  7  a 

Joint  Stock  Discount  Company,  Appointment  of 

Liquidator,  24/7  6 
Correspondence  about,  9j   7  a— lOj  8  a — 

13  J  7a--da  5  a 
Mr.  Wilkinson's  Case,  4 J  106— 7i  10  a— • 

9i  7a 

Grant  of  a  Free  Pardon,  7  j  10  6 

— -  Proceedings,  80  J  6  a 

Jones  (John)  on  the  Bank  Interest,  26 1  7/ 

(Bobert)  on  Clerical  TiUes,  11  a  10/ 

(Dr.  W.)  on  Hydrophobia  and  Muzzling  Dogs, 

19« -4/ 

-  ■  ■■  (W.  H.)  on  the  Presentation  of  the  Memorial 
Window  of  the  LancaBhire  Operatives,  22  J  12  0 

Joyce  (J.  G.)  on  the  Fairford  Painted  Windows, 

98  0  60 
Jndioial  Statistics,  29a  6a 
Jokes,  Coulson  Ss  Co.,  Battening  against,  22 j  12  0 
Juries,  Parliamentaiy  Select  Committee  on,  21j 

9/-26J  11/ 
....*  Leadhig  Article  on,  28J  7  d 

Notes  about,  80  j  4  0 

Jurors,  Special,  Fined,  81 J  7/ 

.1 Briefless  BarxiEtters  would  accept  it,  8  a  60 

Justices'  Justice— Case  of  Victoria  Harmer,  15  a 

9/— 17,  10/— 19»  9/— 24«  8/ 
Jute,  State  of  the  Market,  17s  0  / 

K. 
Kains-Jackson  (H.)  on  the  Fluctuations  in  the 

Com  Market,  2 J  7  a— 3 J   lOd— 6j  76— 20y 

7a— 21j  10a— Sa  60— 4«  5a 
Kamlake  ^dw.  K.)  on  the  CfffiadiaQ  Inter-oolonial 

BaUw»y»  20J  6/ 


Keith  (Marshal),  Present  of  his  Statue  to  the  Town 

of  Peterhead  by  the  King  of  Prussia,  16  j  9  6 
Kemp  (C.  L.),  Appeal  for  Milton's  Yard  Bagged 

School,  6i  6d 
Kennedy  (Joseph)  Caution  to  Artists,  1  s  10  0 
Kennelly  (D.  J.)  on  the  Abergele  Accident,  9  «  10  d 
Kennington,  Great  Fire  near  the  Churoh,  2  j  12  a 

Market  Company,  20  a  7  6 

Kew  (F.  £.)  on  the  Plague  of  Grashoppers  at  the 

BedBiyer,  2I0  11  d 

on  the  Bed  Biter  Belief  Fund,  28  «  6  c 

Keyzor  (A.)  on  the  Brighton  West  Pier  and  the 

Panic,  4  a  7/ 
Kidnapping  Children,  a  System  in  Chicago,  1m  1  a 
Kilwinning  Peerage,  ue  Houss  or  Lonns. 
Kimber  (Hehry),  neither  M.P.  nor   Yiotimised 

Attorney,  9i  5  0 
Kimberley  (Earl  of).  Appeal  for  the. Bed  Biver 

Settlements,  26  s  80 
•— ^->  on  T^tion,  14  s  6/ 
King  (Arthur  J,)  on  the  Egyptian  Agricnltaral 

Society,  15  a  7  a 
(Dr.),  Anecdote  of  Fees  to  Serrants, . 29 J 

10/ 
King's  College,  Banquet  on  Change  of  Prinoipalfl, 

2i9/ 

the  New  Principal,  24  a  5/— 25t  9  6 

Presentation  of  Prizes,  6  j  12  a 

Testimonial  to  Dr.  Jelf,  6  j  12  a 

King's  Cross  Market,  Dismissal  of  the  Butcher  who 

Sold  bad  Meat,  20  a  56 
Kingly  Appeal,  a  Satire,  15  j  8  6 
Kinloss  Peerage,  000  House  or  Lobds. 
Kinnaird  (A.)  on    Medals  for   Indian   Frontier 

Warfare,  31  j  10  0 
Kiroudbrif^t,  New  Bridge  at,  opened  to  the  Public, 

9i6/ 
Kirkby  (C.)  on  the  Queen's  Prize  at  Wimbledon, 

29j  9/ 
Kirwee  Prize  Money,  29  a  5/ 
Kitchin  (G.W.)  on  University  Extension,  28a  10c 

-17*  40 
Kittiwake— Ireland  (Clayfleld)  on,  27  a  40 

Morris  (F.  0.)  on  the,  24  a  IQ  0—28  a  10  6 

Plea  for  the,  21  a  8d 

Knatchbull-Hugesseu  (E.  H.)  on  the  East  Kent 

Election,  27  a  7  a— 81a  10  0 
Knighthood  and  Baronetage  Conforred  on  :^ 

Arrow  (Frederick),  2  0  4  d 

Carter  (George  Etienne),  of  Montreal,  12  a 

4/ 
Fairbaim  (A.),  Mayor  of  Leeds,  19  a  76— 

2t  4d 

Hood  (Dr.  William  Charles),  15i  6  a 

Tilson  (Thomas),  of  Clapham  Park,  11  j  5  c 

Watkin  (Edward  WiUiam),  2  s  4  d 

L. 
Labour  Question,  6^6  0 — Ij  9  d 
Lakes  Huron  and  Ontario,  Proposal  to  unite,  14  • 

70 
Lamb,  Fall  of  one  down  a  Well,  and  its  Beooveiy 

alive,  after  three  Weeks,  I0  10  6 
Lambeth  Palace,  Dinner  to  the  Stewards  of  the 

Sons  of  the  Clergy  Festival,  2  j  6  0 
Bridge,  21  a  5  0 


Usi 


PALIOm'S  IKDtX  TO  ''THE  TUflSS"  VEWgPAPEB. 


Lancashire  Cotton  Operativefl,  Preeentation  of  a 
Memorial  Window  to  the  Guildhall  of  London, 

Formal  Presentation  of  the  TOndow,  16  j  6« 

18  j  10/— 22i  12  « 

Lancaster  Shipowner's  Company,  23  j  5  b-*7  abb 

Lancing  College,  laying  the  Foondation  Stone  o^ 
294  12  b 

LancDords  and  Tenants  in  Ireland,  Belations  be- 
tween, Si  7d 

Lane  (B.  S.)  on  the  Credit  Foricier  of  England, 
25a  lOe 

Lange  (D.  A.)  on  the  Snez  Canal,  Ij  10/ 

Laogham  Hotel  Company,  21  a  4tf 

Larkins  <J.  P.)  on  River  Pirates,  80  j  6  d 

Last  Half  Century,  6  a  6/ 

Latrobe  (John  H.  B.)  on  the  North  Ameriean 
Ludians,  15  «  4  6 

Launch,  Attempt  to,  of  the  Bermnda  Floating 
Dock,  8 9  If— 4$  10 a— 5 1  9/ 

Law  Reporting,  29  a  5  d 

Leading  Article  on,  24  a  9  6 

Notices  of  Court  Sittings.  1;  11 6— 2i  11  d 

-41^  11/— 4  j  11/— «j  11/— 7  i  11/— 8  j  11/ 
— 9i  lie— 10 j  9c— llj  11/— 13i  lie— 14i 
11&— 15i  lid— 16i  11/— 17i  9«— 18i  lid 
— 20i  lie— 21i  lid— 22 j  11«— 28j  9  6— 
24i  11/-25J  11/— 27i  11/— 28i  9/— 99i 
lid— 80i  9«— Sli  11/— la  9/— 3a  10/— 
4a  9«— 6a  11«— 7a  8/— 8a  9e— 18a  9/— 
80  9d— 15«  9/— 28t  9/ 

Actions  in  Common  Law  Conrts,  tee  Citil 

AonoKs. 

—  Appeal  Cases,  nee  Housb  ov  Lobds. 

■  Criminal  Cases,  ms  MmnuBssx  Sbssioks. 

— — .  Appointment  of  the  Bribery  Judges,  19  a 
lb 

Bankruptcies,  eee  Bankbuptciss. 

Bankruptcy  Court   Cases,  eee  Bakxbvpict 

COUBT. 

-^ Act,  New,  4  a  9  c 

Cases    before   Provincial   Magistrates,    $ee 

POLIOB. 

in  the  Admiralty  Court,  9ee  Admibaltt 


COUBV. 

■  in  the  Divorce  Court,  nee  Diyobob  Coubt. 

■  ■  in  the  Police  Courts,  $ee  Poucb  Coubt. 

Chancery  Chambers  Sittings,  5  a  9  d 

-* Chief  Clerks'  Yaeation,  10  a  9/ 

, Vacation  81i  9d 

m  '>mA  .  Business,  12a  4d— 29a  9  5 

. County  Court  Cases,  »ee  Civil  Actions. 

•—  Deelarattons  of  Dividends  in  Bankruptcy,  eee 

DlVtnBlTDS. 

^ —  Ecdeaiastioal    Cases,     ms    Abohss,    A^o., 

Coubt. 
**— .  Fee  Funds  of  Law  Courts,  28  J  8  d 
— —  Judge's  Chambers,   New   Regulations,  14j 
•  6d 

—  Legal  Examinations  Awards,  11  j  8  e 
*— *•  Long  Yaeation,  10  a  9a 
Lord  Mayor's   Court, '  «e«   Lord   Matob'b 

C09BT. 

• New  Judges,  26  a  7a 

Seijeants-at-Law,  20  j  11  o 

Aft- 


Imw  (eonttnti^d). 

Privy  Council  Proceedings,  »ee  Pmvt  Coun- 

CIL. 

-»^*  Petty  Sessions  Clerk  in  Ireland,  Alteration  in 
Age,  1 «  4  d 

—  Probate  Cases,  $ee  Cim.  Acnons. 

■  ■  ■■     Duty,  New  Law  in  Force,  8t  10  5 

Scotch  Sequestrations,  see  Binkbuptcizs. 

Suits  in  Chanoeiy,  eee  Civil  AonoRS. 

Trials  in  the  Criminal  Courts,  tee  Cbiiceiaz. 

Tbuls. 
— —  Vacation,  1  a  10  6 
Judge  in  Judge's  Chambers,  6  a  9  d— 17  a 

85— 19a  7&-26a  9d 
Lawes  (J.  B.)  on  the  Wheat  Crop  of  1868,  17  a 

Lawrenoe  (Alderman  James  C),  the  next  Lofd 

Mayor,  26  «  4  e 
Lawson  (Bev.  W.  L.)  on  Want  of  Lift-boats  at 

Lynmouth,  28a  9 o 

on  the  Lynton  Lifeboat,  12 1  9/ 

Lawton,  (^,  Denial  of  an  Advertisemant  in  the 

Tim^,  20i  12  d 
Layard  (A.  H.)  on  Consular  Jurisdietion    in  the 

Levant,  8  a  8/ 
Laymen's  Ministry  in  the  Church  of  England,  28« 

66 
IiBADZNa  ABTIOLBS :— 
on  Abp.  Manning  and  St.  Thomas  k  Becket 

Church,  5  a  6  c— 8  a  6/ 

on  Abyssinian  Affurs,  29  <  6/ 

Campaign  and  Sir  B.  Napier's  I>espatdi, 

li9d 

and  our'Beports,  1  a  7  c 

Officers'  Bewards,  18t  6d 

on  the  Abergele  Bailway  Accident,  22a  6^ 

24a  8«— 27  a  6d— 29a  8/— 4f  6e— 7«  8c- 

15«  7a— 21 8  80 

Inquest,  1*6  b — 5  «  6  f 


_  on  the  AccUmatiiation  Sodefy  of  Yietoria, 

3«  (ye 
on  the  Action*  against'Madame^Baehe],  2Se 

6d— 27a6/ 

—  on  Agricultural  Labourers,  24Ja  8/ 
on  the  Alabama  Claims,  14  t  8  e 

—  on  the  American*Ambassador  at  SbefBeld,  5i 
6c 

Cattie  Plague,  28  a  6  d 

Naturalization  Bill,  29i  7  5 

—  on  the  Antagonism  of  Prussia  and  Fianee, 
19t  60 

on  the  Appointment  of  the  Bribery  Judges, 

19a  6c 
on  the  Arrest  of  the  Duke  of  MontpenEcr 

and  his  Consort,  13  J  8  d 
on  the  Atlantic  Cable  and  fBaii^iiet  to  Ur. 

Cyrus  Field,  8i  9d 

on  the  Baiunruptcy  Bill,  11  j  7  d 

on  Baron  Yon  Beust,  10  a  8  d 

on  Miss  Becker's  Paper  on  the  Sexes,  27  a 

66 

on  the  Bp.  of  London's  Fund,  4  a  6  « 

on  the  Bishops  and  the  Suspensory  fiill,*ij 

8d 

on  the  Boundary  Bin  and  the  Lords,  4j  9ii 

on  Brazilian  Affiurs,  7  a  6  dr-^M  a  6  tf 


Sept.  30, 1868.]    paxmbb's  estdex  to  "  tub  times  "  keVsfap eb* 


hti 


Leading  Axtidea  (continued), 

on  the  Bribeiy  BiU,  11  j  9  h—lBj  9  a— 20j 

8e 
on  Mr*  Bzighf  B  Address  to  his  Oonstitnents, 

2t  66 
^— —  on  Mr.  Bright  and  the  Northampton  Election, 

80*  6« 

ttLimeriek,  16i  8  d 

on  the  Brighton  Bailways  increased  Tariff 

Bill,  2  J  9  a 

Bitnalistio  Harvest  Sendee,  80  s  7  a 


on  the  Bristol  Election,  18  a  6/ 

on  the  British  Association  Meeting,  21  a  6/ 

—25a  la 

—  on  the  Bate  Festivities,  18  «  6  c 

— —  on  the  Oftb  Strike,  29  a  9a^7t  8(i--9<  6« 

—10  s  6«— 11»  6/ 
on  the  Oase  of  Madame  Baohelt;.  Borrodaile, 

22a  6d--26t  6d~28s  8d 
on  the  Case  of  Mr.  Wilkinson,  11  a  6  « 

—  on  the  Channel  Fleet,  11  j*  9  e 

' on  the  Chordi  of  England  Established  or 

Disestablished,  4  s  65 
on  the  Chorch  of  St.  Thomas  A  Becket  at 

Borne, 4s  6f 

on  the  Chnrch  in  onr  Colonies,  12  a  6  0 

on  Civil  Service  Beform,  16j  8/ 

on  Mr.  Coledridge*s  Address  to  his    Con- 

stitnents,  22  a  6e 
— ^  on  Col.  Fane  and  the  Oxford  Election,  16  s  6  <; 
on  the  Coming   Elections   at   Home    uid 

Abroad,  21a  6e 

on  the  Commissionaires  Corps,  6  s  6/ 

— ^  on  the  Compnlsary  Chnrch  Bate  Bill,  6^  8  h 
on  the  Condition  of  the  English  Labourer, 

26a  60 

—  On  the  Consular  Courts  in  the  East,  6  a  8  ft 
'—  on   the   Cordial    Beception   of    the   New 

American  Minister,  25  •  8<i 
— ^  on  the  Conrnpt  Practices  at  Elections  Biil, 

Ij  96— lOi  7a-lli  96— 15i  9  a— 26j   9  6 

— 28j  76 

on  the  "  Credit  Fonder,"  17  o  7  a 

'^--^  on  the  Credit  Mobilier  and  the  Judgment 

against  it,  4a  6^ 

—  on  Crete  and  Gieeoe,  6»  6  d 

on  the  Crops  and  the  Market,  15  a  8  c 

«-*—  on  the  Customs  League  between  France  and 
Belgiom,  81  a  6  c 

—  on  the  Day  of  United  Prayer  for  the  Coming 
Elections,  80  «  6  d 

on  the  "  Dead  Lock  "  at  the  Cape,  li;a  66 

on  the  Deal  Boatmen's  Case,  80y  6  d 

»—  on  the  Death  of  Lord  Cranwortfa,  27  j  8  d 

on  the  Death  of  Thaddeus  Stevens,  14  a  6  6 

on  the  Democratic  *'  Platform,"  9  j  8  c 

' on  the  Depressed  State  of  Trade,  18  a  6/ 

on  the  Difficulties  of  Passing  Private  Members* 

Bills,  2i  8e 
'^-^  on  Mr.  Disrfteli's  Bpeeoh  at  the  Mansion 

House,  80  j  6  c 

—  on  the  Drought  and  the  Harvest,  20  o  8/ 
— —  on  Dr.  Jackson's  Letter  against  Bitualism, 

etc.,  14  a  6/ 

on  Dr.  Posey's  Explanation  of  his  Letter  to 

the  Wesleyons,  22  a  6/ 


lioading  Articles  {eonHfiue^, 

*—  on  the  Dublin  Statistics  Office  Beport,  26 « 

on  the  Earthquake  in  South  America,  14  • 

8(i— 28s  %e 
-«•*-  on  the  East  India  Company  and  its  Treat- 
ment of  its  Servants,  10  a  8  6 

on  the  Eastern  Consular  Courts,  18  j  8  s 

on  Ecclesiastical  Courts,  18  j  8/ 

on  the  Egyptian  Courts,  2  j  8  e 

on  tho  Election  Campaign,  21  a  6  « 

— —  in  America  and  England,  17  «  6  6 

on  Electioneering  Addresses,  lOy  7  c 

on  the  Eleotric  Telegraph  Bill,  22  j  9  a 

and    International   Telegraph   Company 


Meeting,  6  a  8  d 
-^'-  on  the  English  and  Australian  Meat  Markets, 

11 3  le 
on  the  Evacuation  of  Borne  by  the  French} 

12s  6e 
on  the  Expenditure  of  Bellgions  SodetieSf 

25s  9a 

on  Explosive  Materials,  28  a  6  e 

----*  on  the  Fall  of  Humaita,  3  «  6  6 

on  Father  Ignatius  and  the  Lombard  Street 

Disturbance,  21  s  8/ 
on  Fees  to  Gkimekeepers  and  Servants,  29  s 

6<Z 

on  Fees  to  Bsilway  Servants,  9«  6/ 

on  Female  Emigration  to  Canada,  4y  9  d 

SuflBrage,  16s  7  6 

— -  on  the  First  Private  Execution  in  England, 

14a  6d 
on  tiie  Foreign  Cattie  Market  Bill,  18i  96— 

28  j  6  c 

its  Withdrawal,  27i  8  e 

on  the  Forged  Letter  of  Mr.  Stuart  Worsiey, 

26a  6« 

-  on  Mr.  Forster  and  the  Irish  Church,  12  a  6  6 

on  the  Franco- American  Telegraph,  11a  6s 

•^— ^  on  the  French  Budget,  8  j  9  c— 11  j  9  c 
Duel,  7*8/ 

Elections,  8  a  8  c— 16  s  6  d 

Loan,  19  a  6/— 25a  6tf 

^-^^  on  the  Frome  Addresses  and  the  Election,  4  # 

6c 
— ^--  on  Garibaldi  and  his  Movements,  8  •  6  6 

on  Greenwich  Hospital,  20  j  8/ 

on  General  La  Marmora  and  Italian  Affidrs, 

Is  6c 

on  the   General   Council   of  the   Bomish 

Church,  19s  6(i 
on  the  General  Election  and  the  Govern- 
ment, 8  j  9  6 

on  Mr.  Gladstone's  Election  Address,  7  a  6  c 

— ^  oh  the  Great  Eastern   Bailway  Company, 

10a  8c 
— *  on  the  Great  Freneh  Military  Beview,  11 1  6  s 

on  the  Great  Western  Bailway,  7  »  8s 

— -  on  M.  Guizot,  on  Peace  and  War,  18 1  66- 

on  the  Harvest  and  its  Prospects,  8  j  9  6 

-^— -  on  tho  Haydock  Bitnalistio  Display,  12s  7  c 

on  the  Hoat  of  the  Weather,  23  j  0 1 

on  Hotel  Charges,  24  «  6  4 

on  the  Impolitic  Movements  in  the  House, 

24i  8d 


Lea 


P.a.UEB'8  HTDEX  TO  ''THE  TIMES**  KEWSPAPIB. 


[My  1  to 


Ijeading  Articles  {continued). 

on  the  Improyed   State   of  the   Court  of 

Chancery,  8  a  8/ 

• Great  Eastern  Bailway,  Ha  Be 

— ^i  on  the  Income  Tax  Betoms,  24  a  9  a 

on  the  IncongmitieB  of  Irish  Marriages,  20  j 

9a 
— >  on  the  Increase  in  the  National  Expenditure, 
8a  6c— 27a  6&~81a  6<i— Is  6(2 

on  the  Increase  of  the  Bailway  Fares,  6  a  B'd 

on  Indian  A&irs,  16  •  6/ 

on  the  Indian  Budget,  28  j  7  a 

■■   Massacre  in  New  Mexico,  8  «  6  « 

on  the  Ii^'onetion  against  the  pinners,  etc., 

Association,  7  a  6« 
'^ —  on  the  **  International  Working  Men's  Asso- 
dation,"  9«  6c— 12  s  6/--'16s  Be— 19«  6/ 
="-*-  on  Irish  Afiairs  and  Mr.iBright's  Speech,  17  J 

76 
<M^^  on  the  Irish  Church  and  the  Debate  in  the 

Lords  o&  it,  Ij  9e 
■  and  the  Abp.  of  Bnblin^s  Address,  10s  6c 

' and  Mr*  Forster,  Ida  6d 

and  the  **  Intelligent  Foreigner,"  BJ  9  e 

<i and  its  Beriewers,  IS  J  9  c 

r  and  Sir  Bonndell  Palmer,  25  a  6  c 

—  Commission  Beport,  228  6  d 
'>—  on  the  Irish  Land  Question,  26 «  6/ 

and  the  Irish  Poor  Laws,  2Sj  6  e 

Begistrar's  Betums,  21 J  9d 

Begistration  Bill,  21  j  9  a 

•—  on  our  Iron  Clad  Fleet,  4tj  9  C--.27 j  9  a 

on  Italian  Affiurs,  6^'  8d— 17«  6  c 

—- ^  and  the  Campai^  of  1866,  29  j  8/ 
-.— .  on  the  Jacknell  Prisoners,  4  a  6/ 

on  the  Juries  Commission,  28  J  7  d 

-^— .  on  the  Labour  QuestioUi  7j9d 

on  the  Last  Session  of  the  Befonned  Psirlia- 

mentof  1882,  la  6/ 

on  Law  Beporting,  24a  9  6 

on  the  Leicester  Square  litigation,  18  j  9  a 

on  a  Loan  for  the  Danube,  9j  8  e 

—  on  Locked-up  Capital,  25  •  8/ 

on  the  Lodger  Franchise^  19  «  6c 

>-^  on  the  London  and  South  Western  Bailway 

Beport,  16a  Bd 
on  Lord  John  Monnen'  Address  to  his  Con- 
stituents, 28  a  66 
-^-*  on  Mr.  Lowe  and  the  London  University,  4  a 
6c 

on  the  Malt  Tax,  21  j  9  6 

-~—  on  the  Manchester  Music  Hall  Tragedy,  8  a 
9a 

on  the  Married  Woman*B  Property  Bill,  .24  J 

9a 

on  Lord  Mayo  as  GoTremdr  General  for  India, 

12a  Bdr-lBa  66 
—  on  the  Metropolitan  Foreign  Cattle  Market 

Bm,4i  9  6 
•— ^  on  Metrdpolitan  Improrements,  50  j  6/ 

on  Mexican  Afiisirs,  26  s  6c 

on  the  Mexican  Dispute  and  Blockade,  5  a 

6c 

on  the  Mont  Cenis  Boiltay  BeittbntioD,  9  s 

6<i 
- —  on  the  Montpensier  Protest^  26  a  6/ 


Leading  Articfles  (continued). 

on  Mr.  Chichester  Fortesone*8  Address  on  lbs 

Irish  Church,  24  s  6  6 

on  Mr.  Murphy  and  his  Lectures,  8  s  6/ 

on  the  Muzzling  of  Dogs,  17  s  6  c 

on  Lord  Napier  and  the  Charge  of  his  harii^ 

deceived  Theodore,  11  a  6  c 

on  the  Natsl  Bishopric,  10a  8  ti— 24  s  6c 

on  the  National  Expenditure,  27  a  6  6 

and  Mr.  Childers,  21s  8c 

and  General  Peel,22«  6c 

— ^>  on  the  Nayal  Estimates,  15  j  9  d 

Defences,  24t  6c 

— —  on  the  New  Duke,  8  a  6  6 

—  on  the  New  French  Loan,  16  a  8  6 

on  the  New  Indian  Furlough  Begulatioos, 

29 j  Bd 
^■—^  on  the  North  Devon  Election,  15  «  Gd 

on  the  Nova  Scotia  Question,  7  J  9  e 

on  the  Old  and  the  New  Fsrliamaits^  Ic 

7a 
•^'—  on  (the  Orange  Demonstrations  in  Irdand, 

6i  8d 

—  on  the  Ordinations,  23s  6c 

on  the  Oxford  Local  Examination  Lista,  31  a 

University  and  its  being  open  to  all,  %  a 

8  c— 2  s -6/ 

on  the  Palmerston  Memorials,  28/  6  c 

on  the  Paraguayan  War,  18/  9  d — ^16  n  6  c 

*-^—  on  Pauperism  and  the  Poor  Laws,  6/  8  e 

on  the  Peace  Policy  of  France,  12  «  6  e 

on  the  Pemberton  East  Kent  Hoax,  8  s  6  r 

-— —  on  the  Pension  for  Sir  Bobert  Napier,  II j 
9c 

on  Petitions  to  Parliament,  8  a  6  e 

— «  on  the  Polish  Commemorative  Memorial,  86  (I 
66 

on  the  Poor  Belief  Bill,  24/  8/— 28/  7  c 

on  the  Proceedings  in  the  House  of  Com- 
mons, 25/  9  a-  29/  8  c 
in  the  House  of  Lords,  8/  9  a 

on  Private  Executions,  10s  6c 

^—  on  the  Protestant   Demonstration    at  tbe 
Crystal  Palace,  18  a  6  c— 19  a  6d 

on  the  PubUc  Schools'  Bill,  22/  9  6—25/  9e 

on  Pulpit  Oratory,  21  a  6  d 

—  on  the  Quarantine  imposed  oo  British  Vd- 
selsby  Spain,  2s  7  6 

— -  on  the  Queen's  Incognito  Visit  to  Switsff* 

land,  7a  6  6 

on  Bailway  Fares,  14/  9  c 

on  Mr.  Beed  and  the  Iron-dada,  5  a  6/ 

— '-'  on  Begioides  and  the  Emperor  of  the  Freneb, 

17/  7  a 

on  BeHgious  Intolerance,  8  a  8<l 

on  the  Bemoval  of  Bevenue  Officers*  DisaUH- 

ties  to  the  Franchise,  14/  9  6 
on  the  Betum  of  the  number  of  Persoes 

using  False  Weights  and  Measures,  1  s  6/ 
on  the  Betum  of  Mr.  Grevy  for  the  Jm% 

20a86 
on  the  Betum  of  Mr.  Frederiok  Ped  to  tt« 

Hustings,  8  s  6d 
on  the  Bevenue  Betump  aiid  the  Tcoy  Go- 
vernment, 1/  9  6 


Sept.  80,  1868.]         PALMEB*8  IITDSX  to  "TttE  ttlMEs"  KXWBJ^AnB. 


IdV 


Itoadins  Artloles  (emUinued). 

on  the  BeTiflion  of  Votere,  14  «  9  a 

on  Bitualism,  10 j  7  d^l6J  9  a— 21j'  9  e 

on  Mr.  Boebaok  and  his  Constitaents,  16j 

86—178  6d 
and  his  Sheffield  Speeoh  at  tho  Cutlers' 

Feast,  8«  6e 
on  Roman  Oatholio  Chaplains  in  Gaols,  Ij 

on  the  Soman  Catholic  Unirersity  and  the 

Oovenmient,  9j  Sd-'16j  9ft 
— —  on  the  Royal  Bank  of  Liverpool  and  the  Bank 

of  England,  23«  6d 

on  the  Royal  Gmi  Factories,  IS  a  Be 

Tonr  in  Switzerland,  lis  Bd 

on  Russia  and  Aifghanistan,  H  «  6  d 

on  the  Sale  of  Liquors  on  Sunday  Bill,  24  j 

■  on  the  Sandhurst  Calamity  and  need    of 
Drags,  16 j  9  c 

on  Scientific  Education,  26  j  9  d 

— -  on  the  Scene  in  the  Sorbonne,  and  the  Con- 
duct of  young  Cavaignac,  17  a  6  « 

—  on  the  Scotch  Marriage  Law,  26  a  Be 

on  Sermons,  their  Dulness,  etc.,  6  a  8  c 

on  Sir  John  Packington's  Speech,  26»  6  c 

on  Sir  Roundell  Palmer's  Irish  Church  Ad- 
,25a  66 

on  the  Site  for  the  New  Law  Courts,  22 »' 

9c  '      '' 
on  the  South  Eastern  Railway  and  Mr.  Wat- 
kin's  Defence,  SI  a  6  e 

on  the  Spanish  Insurrection,  21  s  8  6—83 1 

66— 25«  8c— 28«  86— 29i  6c— 30s  6c 
■ ■  Arrests  and  TransportationB,  14  j  9  e—22J 

on  Miss  Stanley's  Appeal  for  the  Poor,  2« 

6c 
«^—  on  the  State  of  Ireland,  29a  Sd 
-— ^  on  the  Street  Outrages,  9  j  8/ 

on  the  Sunday  Fair  in  Shoreditch,  22 «  6/ 

•^—  on  Taxation  in  America,  20  j  8  c 

on  the  !fipperary  Murders,  18  a  6<l— 20  a 

8d 
'         on  ITr^e  Union  Intimidation,  7  a  6  c 
r         on  the  Treaty  of  Tientsin,  1  a  7  6 

on  Throwing  Open  the  XJniTersities,  28  a  6  c 

on  the  Uniformity  of  Worship  Bill,  10  j  7  d 

I  on  the  University  Extension,  18  •  6/ 
■»  on  the  Uselessness  of  Unemployed.CapitAl, 

25  •  8c 

-'  on  the  Victoria  <*  Dead  Look/*  lit  7a 

'  on  Vagrancy,  14i  9  d 

—  on  the  Vote  of  Thanks  to  the  Army  of  Abys- 
sinia,  S^  9  a 

— ^  on  the  War  Department,  Sj  9  <l— lOJ  7  6— 
18j  9a— 6a  8c— 19a  7a— 29a  8c 

on  the  Weather,  13  a  6  c 

■  on  the  Wesleyan  Conference,  ISa  la 
—^  on  the  Wesleyans  and  Dr.  Pusey,  17  a  6/ 

on  the  West  Kent  Controyersy,  10  s  6/ 

on  the  Woodstock  Election,  14  «  8/ 

Leather,  State  of  the  Market,  Ij  lOd— 8;  10  c 
15 i  10  6—29^-  10/— 29i  7  d— 6  a  5  6—19  a 
56— 19a4/— 26a  5  c— 2t  56— 16«  5  6— 23« 
66-^t    5a 


Lee  (F.  G.)  on  the  Haydoek  Festiral,  14  $  6/ 
Leeches,  German  Mode  of  UtiLising,  80J  10  d 
Leeds,  National  Exhibition  of  Works  of  Art  at, 
11;  10 a— 18 J  106— 16i  7/-18i  126—20* 
10  c— 21j  12  c— 22  j  11  c— 24  ?  7  6— 26  j  10  6 
— 27i  7a-28i  7/-29i  9c-80i  5  a— 81i 
66— la  106— 3a  6d— 4a  9/— 6  a  8a— 6a 
7c— 7a  86— 8a  4  c— 10a  llo— 11a  10a— 
13  a  10«— 14  a  5  c— 15  a  10<i— 17  a  7/— 19  a 
10c— 20a  56— 22  a  5a— 24a  5  6— Ic  9a— 
2«  7(2— 3  «  lOd— 4«  8  6— 5 «  5a— 8s  9a— 
9»  8c— 10  »  86— lit  76—128  9  6—16*9/ 
—17  8  7  «— 18  8  7  /— 19  8  10  6—21  $  6/— 22  s 
9/— 28«  8  c— 24t  8/— 25«  7a— 26«  7  a— 
28t  76-29S  86— 30s  Sd 

Visit  of  the  Judges  to,  on  the  Assize  Sunday, 

8s  8/-11S  4/  ^ 

Meeting  at,  to  Amalgamate  the  Barristeni 

and  Attorneys  into  one  Association,  29c  7  a 

Sunday  m,  8  *  8/— 11  s  4/ 

Address  of  the  Mayor  to  ^the  American  Mi* 

nister,  24  s  7  a 

Legal  Patronage  during  the  present  Ministzy,  21  a 

Leicester,  Leap  of  a  Servant  Girl  ttom  a  third-floor 

Window  to  Escape  the  Police,  7  8  64 
Experiments  on  Sewage  at,  4  a    4  c — ^25  a 

9d 
Royal  Agricultural  Show  at,  6j  9  c— 15^  12  a 

— 16jl2a— 17i  9  a— 18i  12  c— 20/  9  c- 21/ 

5a 

Trial  of  Steam  Ploughs  at,  20 J  10  c 

Terrific  Encounter  with  Thieves  at,  19  8  4/ 

Lennard  (J.  F.)  on  the  West  Kent  Election,  17  s 

9(2 
Lennox  (Lord  H.),  Speech  at  Chichester,  26  s  3  c 
Leprosy,  Known  in  India,  12  a  7  c 
Lewis  (J.D.)  on  Juries,  30  j  4  c 
Licensed  Victuallers'  School,  3/  12/ 
Life  Association  of  Scotland,  9j  7  6 

Boat  Service,  27J9e 

oflf  nfracombe.  Cowardly  Conduct  of  the 

Men,  17  f  10  c 

oflf  Peterhead,  30  s  8  (2 

30«  86 

Want  of,  in  Lynmouth,  28  a  9  c— 29  a 


56— 2f  10  6 
Liffhtning,  33  Sheep  killed  by,  near  Tenby,  17  a 

Lille  (Sir  John  ScoU),  Sketch  of,  1  j  12  d 
Limehouse,  destructive  Fire  at,  7  a  7  6 
Lincoln  (Mrs.)  on  her  Way  to  Bndand,  12  a  6/ 
Lindsey  (W.  S.)  on  Portuguese  Finance,  16  a  4c 

— 19(t  4c 
langen  (B.  R.  W.)  on  Mr.  Lowe's  Proposal  to  In- 
spect Public  Schools,  10  J  6  6 
Lion  Brewery  Company,  7j  10  6 
Little  (Herbert  J.)  on  the  Drought,  29/  10  c 
Live  Stock  in  America,  Report  of,  15  j  6(2 

Customs  Return  of,  15  s  7  6 

First  Importation  to  Canada  since  the 
Cattle  Plague,  15  a  12  6 
Liverpool,  Meged  Fraud  of  a  Merchant  at,  14  a 

Warrant  for  the  Arrest  of  WUHam  James 

Harris,  15a  12(2 


tlY 


FAIiKEB'b  index  to  ''the  TVtEB**  JSTEWBPAStE. 


[ItJ  J  1  to 


Liyeipool  Gbamber  of  Commerce,  6 a  9/ 

Conaerrative  Demonstration  at,  10a  9a 

Pire  at  a  Tea  Broker's,  18  #  8  « 

Health  of,  4  j  9e 

-^-^  Intended    Application   to     Parliament    for 

Power  to  borrow   for  Public    Park  Purposes, 

Zi  6e 
— —  Mayor^B  Address  to  the  Duke  of  Edinburgh, 

7j  12  c 

Sewage  TTtilization  Company,  12  a  10  d 

Shipping  Statistics,  IJ  12e 

State  of  the  Weather  at,  16^  9  c— ISJ  8  c— 

7a  7a 
— ^  Sudden  Illness  of  Mr.  Aspinall,  the  Beoorder, 

while  on  the  Bench,  Qs  7  e 
•—  and  Valparaiso  Steamers,  14  J  12  b 

Water  Supply,  21  j  9  e 

Lizard,  Discorery  of,  in  a  Bar  of  Iron,  11  a  7  c2 
Lloyd  (John)  on  Canals  and  Railways,  13  a  9  & 
IiomI  Acts  of  Parliament  passed  during  the  Ses- 
sion, 4  a  7  d 

Bates,  7  a  10c 

Lockwood  (Capt.)  and  the'  Baladaya  Charge,  28  j 

8c 
Lodger  IVanchise,  Claims  sent  in,  27  a  7/ 
Iiondon  (Bp.  of)  on  the  RituaHstio  Observances  at 

St.  Alban*B,  20i  12  d 
' Visit  to  the  Continent,  6  a  7  a— 12  a  6/ 

— 6«  9  a 
- —  Labourers*  Dwellings,  10$  5  d 
Financial  Association,  22  j  10  e — ^29i  7  e — 

81i  6  a 

• General  Omnibus  Company,  21  a  6  e--2»  5  $ 

Hospital,  8  •  10  6 

Hotels,  Enormous  Charges  of,  24 J  5  a 

- —  Joint  Stock  Bank,  17  J  8  b 

Medical  Schools,  26  a  4/ 

— ^-  Pastures,  after  the  late  Bains,  28  a  9  c 

Bice  IGll  Company,  6 a  7a 

and  St.  Katherine  Docks,  10  J  8  a 

' XJniTersity  Election,  8  a  6  d 

-  Matriculation  List,  25  j  9/ 
Working  Men's  Association,  8^'  6  6 

— -  and  Glasgow  Engineering  and  Iron  Ship- 
building Company,  16  <  5  a 

Londonderry  Agricultural  Show,  26  a  8&->27a 
lOo— 28a  8c— 29a  10c--Sla  8&--6s  10  & 

Long  Wittenham,  Great  Fire  and  Distress  at,  7  a 

8/ 
Longfellow  (the  Poet),  Dinner  to,  by  Mr.  Blerstadt, 

an  American  Artist,  11  j  12  <* 
List  of  the  Company,  llj'12« 

in  England,  a  Poem,  dj  12e 

LongeTity  Dinner  at  Heaton,  19  s  10  <f 

the  Lushington  Family,  11  a  7  d 

Pme  for  Essay  on,  1  j  12  c 

in  Scotland,  26  a  7  a 

in  Timet  Obituary,  16s  7b 

Looming  in  the  Distance,  an  American  Idea,  21  8 

9a 
Lord  (James)  on  the  Expenditure  of  Societies,  12  a 

7c 

Mayor,  Curious  Mistake  about,  24  s  if 

Election  of  a  New,  dOs  Sc 

Mayor's  Court,  Notices,  22 a  Or— 24a  11  d 

—26»  9/— 28s  Ua— 29«  9/— 80*  9d 

70 


Lord's-day,  Society  for  the  Due  ObserrBoee  of, 

Expenditure,  la  10/— 6a  9c 

Defence  of  the  Treasurer,  4  a  8/ 

Love  me.  Love  my  Dog,  15  «  7  d 

Low  (Sampson)    Ss   Co.,    Intention    to    Publish 

Milton's  Poem,  81  j  12ii 
Lowe  (£.  J.)  on  the  Drought  and  its  Break,  13  a 

9b 
on  the  Great  Heat,  17i   9/— 24  j  12  a— 

9s  8/ 
Lucas    (Edward)  on  the  County  of   Monaghan 

Election,  26  a  7/ 
Lucerne,  Visit  of  the  Queen  to,  see  Coubt  Cn- 

CULAB. 

Donations  to,  by  Her  Majesty,  16  <  7  c 

Lumley  (W.  G.)  on  Roman  Catholic  Ohaplaxos  in 

Workhouses,  24  j  10  e 
Lunar  Bainbow  Visible  in  the  Isle  of  Wig^i,  80 1 

8/ 
Lunacy,  Beport  of  the  Commissions,  14  J  8e 
Lynmouth,  Life  Boat  for,  28  a  9  c-'29  a  5  b—%  $ 

10  6 
Lynton  Life-Boat  Fund,  Subscriptions,  13  s  9/— 

15  «  10b 
Lyttleton    (Lord)     on    Bp.    Oolenso    and   Lord 

Houghton,  6i  6/ 

M. 
Macbeth,  an  Inquiry  on  the  Swords  used  by  the 

KembleFamily,  28«5/ 
Macdonald  (D.  G.  F.)  on  Shading  Ponds,  21  i  12/ 
MacGregor    (John)  on  the    Protestant    AUiaDce, 

19a  10c 
Maokay  the  Conviet,  28  a  10/— 29  a  11 6 
Mackie  (A)  on  Signal  Men  on  Railways,  4  s  8  f 
Mackenna  (Dr.  J.  W.)  on  Sunstroke,  27 j  If 
Mackenzie  (W.  M.)  on  the  Australian  Mail  Seniee, 

81i  6d 
(W.    M.),    Fish   for    New    Zealand,    11; 

12^ 
(H.  S.)  on  Cape  Steamship  Company,  11; 

12/ 

on  the  Ocean  Postage,  20  a  4/ 

Mackinnon  (A.  E.),  Appeal  for  Mrs.  MeABster,  1  c 

10  d 
Maconochy  (Bev.  J.)»  Appeal  for  a  Holiday  lor  bis 

Bagged  Schools,  6j*  9  c 

Subscriptions,  18  j  6/--20i  12 d 

Macrae  (A.  S.)  on  the  Scarcity  of  Fodder,  SSs 

6« 
Madrid,  Temperature  at,  25y  6  € 
Magee  (Dean)  on  Convocations,  8  a  9  a 
Maidstone,  Resignation  of  the  Recorder,  19  a  7  6 
Mail  Steamers,  New  Line  of,  11  <  8  6 
Mails— 4 J   10a— 6i   6/— lOj    10  a— llj   10  f- 

18i    9d— 14j   11a— 18i   11/— 20J   9*-S5; 

12/— 27^  9c— 4a  7^— 10a  10/— 11a  5*- 

16a  8/— 17a   76— 18a   76— 24tt    10c— 31« 

10/— 4 »  10c— 6 »  7^— 7f  10  6— 9 «   8<?— 10* 

7  a— 14«  7d— 18«  96— 21»  6/— 28*  C/ 
American,  29  j   U  a — 5  a  5  r — 22  a  7  rf— 26a 

8/— 16»  7/— 19»  7  6—22*  7  c— 80*  4;* 
^AustraUan,  8i    12  a— 17i    106— 20i  '126- 

29i  96— 20a  6e— 26a  8c— 4*  76—15*  lOf 

—16*  7d 
Service,  15i    10  a— 16 j    71 — ISj     10  f- 

20 j  76    31  j  6a— 10a  Oe 


fidpt.  80,  1868.]      ^AJM»n*B  IKDBX  TO  "  THE  TIMBS  "  ISnBjWsl^AlJiitt. 


.Xftr 


Mails,  Bombay,  8  j  12  6— 4  j  12  a— 6  j  9  b— 7  j 
12a— 10ilOfl^— 13i  9  c— 16j  9c— 17j  10  &— 
ISj  12  2K-20i  12  6— 21i  5  a— 24j  6  a— 25 j 
12a— 27 j  6/-29i  9c-81i  9c— la  10 d— 
3a  126— 8a  76— 8a  7c— 10a  126— 11a 
10  0^18  a  10  a— 15  a  12  a— 17  a  10  a— 20  a  5  <2 
— ^22a  10  a— 24a  5  a— 27  a  10  a— 29a  5  a— 31a 
10a^2t  10a— 5«  10a— 7«  5a— 8a  10a— 
10  «  10  a— 14  •  9(i-.15«  10  6— 18«  7  6—19* 
7  c— 19«  8/— 21«  9  c— 24»  7  c— 25«  9(2 
two  notic€t— 26  s  7  e—29  s  10  6 

BxazU,  New  Beryioe,  30J  6  a — 1  a   5  aS  a 

— .Oape,  ei  96— 25i  10/— 10  a  11a— 22  a 
8e— 26a  10  a 

■'     ■  Chma,  Alterations  in,  23  s  5  6 

EngUsh  in  Italy,  9  i  9/ 

— "^  Foreign  and  Colonial,  8  a  9  « 

— ^^  Indiai  China,  and  Japan,  12^'  2  a-^3  j  12  a 
— 4j  12  6— 7  j  12  a— 8j  12  a— 9  j  9  6—13  j 
9«— 14j  12  a— 15i  6  6— 18  j  126— 20  j  12  6 
■— 21j  5  a— 22j  12  a— 24  j  5  a— 27j  9  c— 
29i  9c--31j  9i— la  10a— 5a  7  6— 6a  12a 
— 7a  7a— 8a  7  6— 12a  10a— 15  a  10  6— 
15  a  12a— 17  a  10  a— 18  a  10  a— 19  a  10  a— 
20a  5a— 20a  5  6— 22a  10a— 25a  10a— 
28  a  10  a— 29a  5  6— 31a  10  a— d«  106— 4  « 
76— 7f  6a— 8i  10a— 9«  106— lit  10a— 
14«  9<i— 16»  7<i— 18«  7  6—21*  9candd 
— 22«  7c— 26«  9d— 28*  9  c— 29«  6/— 
80*  7(2 

Italian^  Bonte  to  India,  9j  10  c 

_.  Hamitlas,  8j  12  a— 16  j  9  c— 7  a  7  a— 12  a 
10a— 16«  7(2 

Orerland,  11  j    10  6— 24  j   6  a— 4  a  10  a— 

7a  7a— 14a  10a--2la   10a— 3«  lOo— 10» 
10  a 

■  ■*'  Panama  Boute,  11  j  10 a — 2  «  5 a 

«    Supplemental  by,  13  a  7  a 
— »  Boates  of  the  Ocean,  14  j  10/ 
^i-i—  Statisties  of  Sea  Postage,  3  j  10  e 

—  West  Coast  of  Africa,  ij  9  e — 15  j  5  a — ^16  a 
12a— 26a  7a— 18«  6e 

West  India  and  Braail,  llj  12/— Hj    10  a 

— 17  j    10  6— 27i  9  c— 29j  9  6—8  a    7  6—12  a 
7(*— 26a  8c— 15»  10a 

■  Memorial  from  Barbadoes  for  the  New 
Station,  4a  66— 7a  7  6 

. BemoTal  of  a  Station  from  St.  Thomas,' 

7a76 
Malabido  ^Talbot  de)    on  Fees   to   Continental 

Guards,  18  g  6/ 
Mall  (J.  E.)  on  another  Collision  near  Abergele, 

19»  7/ 
Halt  Tax,  Beport  of  SeLoot  Committee  on,  21  j  12  d 
MAIiTA:— 
Arrest  of  Six  Brigands  at  Smyrna,  Qj  9  6^ 

2Sj  10(2 
"     **  Breakage  in  the  Alexandria  Cable)  24  j  6  a — 

81i  9  c 
Fatal  Explosion  at  Valetta,  15  s  10  a— 23  s 

7f 

King  Theodore's  Son  still  here,  4  j  12  a 

—  Pepartore  for  England,  6  j  9  6 

Mails  for,  2s  7  a— 22«  10(2 

■  MiscellaneQas  InteUigenoe,  16  J  5  a— 25  ir  9  c 


Malta  (continued). 

Ship  News,  3  j  12  a— 8  a   12  «— 13  a   7/— 

25a  10  6— 19«7c— 21«  9cand(2— 23»  7/— 

28«  9c 

Shock  of  an  Earthquake  at,  26  «  9  c 

Manchester,   Application   Befdsed  to  Arrest  Mr. 

Bradlangh,  7  «  6  (2 
— -  Arrest  of  Mr.  Morphy,  1  s  7  a 

Church  Defence  Association,  3  j  12  d 

— ^  Fatal  Accident  at  the  Victoria  Music  fiall 

from  a  False  Beport  of  Fire,  Twenty-six  Persons 

Killed  and  many  Wounded,  1  a  10  6 — 3  a  9  «'^- 

4a  7/— 13a  7a 
Great  Fire  at  Messrs.  Swallow's  Mill,  23  s 

7/ 

—  Mr.  Murphy  stands  for  M.P.  to  Defeat  the 
Magistrates,  7  «  6  (2 

Perilous  Descent  from  the  Yiotoria  Hall  from 

,     theBoof,  4a  9a 

—  Bequisition  to  the  Mayor  to  accept  a  Benewal 
of  his  Office,  18  •  10  a 

and  Liverpool  Agricultural  Society,  2  0  IQ  6 

Manning  (Abp.),  Errata  in  the  Lord  Chanoellor*s 
Speech,  Ij  8  c 

Lecture  on  St.  Thomas  a  Becket,  8  s  10  « 

^«—  on  St.  Thomas  a  Beoket's  Church  at  Borne, 

31  j  7/— 8  a  9  a 
ManAeld  (Lieut.-Col.)  on  Kinglake*s  "  Invasion  of 

the  Crimea,**  29  a  9  c 
Mansion  House,  Banquet  to  Her  Mijesty's  Minis- 
ters, 28^  10  6— SOj  7  6 

to  the  ten  City  Companies,  23  «  8  6 

— *  Dinner   to  the  Fruiterer's  Company,    11 « 


7e 


Lord  Mayor  Elect,  30  «  8(2 


— *—  Grand  Ball  by  the  Lady  Mayoress,  4 J  9/ 
Mar  Peerage— «cc  House  of  Lobdb. 
March  of  Civilization,  Passing  Bills  at  the  Sand- 
wich Islands,  16  j  7  6 
Marine  Estates  Company,  7j  10  6 
— ^  Policies  New  Law,  2  «  10  a 
Maritime  Education,  Amxual  Distribution  of  Prizes, 

^y  6/ 

— •  the  Training  Ship  Indefatigable^  27  j  6/ 

Markby  (Thos.)  on  University  Local  Examixiations, 
28a  10(2 

Markham  (Clements)  on  the  Earthquakes  in  Pern, 
15  8  8  e  » 

Marksmen  in  the  Army,  23J  7/ 

Marlborough  (Duke  of )  on  the  Woodstock  Election « 
lis  106 

MABHIAOES :— In  consequence  of  the  Beguitrar 
General  having  a  complete  Alphabetical  List  of 
all  Marriages  in  the  British  Dominions,  as  also 
of  all  marriages  of  British  subjects  abroad,whioli 
can  be  inspected  at  any  time  at  the  office  in 
Somerset  House,  it  is  not  deemed  expedient  to 
continue  the  minimum  list  as  advertised  in  the 
Times. 

Alen^n  (Duke  of),  29  *  10 6 

Bright  (Charles  E.),  of  Melbourne,  S»  Bd 

Caux  (Marquis  de),  SOj  7  d 

Craven  (Lady  Emily),  8  a  10  6 

*—  Duchess  Sophia  of  Bavaria,  29  «  10  6 

- —  Patti  (Madlle),  80  j  7  d 

Sutton  (Miss  Manners),  Ss  Sd 


Kar 


PALMEE*B  Utolfit  "to  "TttK  »tttt8**  KEWSPAMB. 


[July  1  to 


MarriogeB  (continued), 

Van  de  Yeyer  (M.  Victor),  8a  10  d 

Chapels  Begistered  for,  IJ  6  a— 4 J  86— 8i 

6  a— 11>  5  c— 16j  6  a— 18i6a— 26J6a— 29i 

6/— 8a   4e— 15a   7/— 19a   id— Ma   7 e— 

2ga  7  «— 2«  4d-~9«  5  a— 16«  4/— 19f  4c— 

80«  4  c 
Leading  Article  on  the  Incongniities  of  IziBh, 

20  J  9  a 
: Scottish  Begiatrar-General's  Return  of ,  1  a 

106 
ManJed  Women's  Ftopertj,  Select  Oonunittee  on, 

2iJ  10c 
Marsh  (Catherine)  on  Conralescent  Hospitals,  14  a 

4({ 
Marshall  (P.  P.)  on  Sewage  Expeiiments,   6  a 

Martin  f  B.  B.)  on  Boiler  Eiplosions,  1  •  10  c 
— —  (John)  on  the  Incomes  of  Sodetxes,    19  a 
10/ 

—  (M.  A.)  on  Fees  to  Gamekeepers,  23  »  8/ 
Mason  (Charles  A.  J,)  on  the  State  of  Caiisbrooke 

Castle,  248  8/ 
Masson  (Dand)  on  the  Poem  supposed  to  be  Mil- 
ton's. 2li  6e— 26i  12/ 
Massey  (B.  H.)  on  the  Bossian  Wounded  at  the 

Alma»  14  a  10  6 
Matemd  Instinct,  a  Pheasant  and  its]  Tonng  in  a 

Fnrse  Fire,  13  a  7  c 
Mathien  (Cardinal),  Charitable  Bemarks  on  other 

Sects,  15  a  10/ 
Manritios,  Fever  in,  19  a  4/ 

Death  of  Hon.  James  Donglas,  8  j  12  a 

Great  Fraud,  Fictitious  Dock  Warrants,  8^ 

12a 
— —  Land  Credit  and   Agency  Company,   26  s 

5a 

MiscellaneouB  News,  8  f  10  a 

Maxwell  (W.  J.)  on  Expenditures  of  Societies,  4  a 

8/— 8  a  9/ 
Mayhew  (T.)  on  the  Summer  of  182$,  7  a  9  <f 
Mayo  (Lord)  to  Aichbp.  Leahy  on  the  Boman 

Catholic  XJniTersity,  9  j  6  d 
M'Alister   (Dr.,    the   Scotch    TourUfe  Frieiidj, 

Appeal  for  his  Widow,  It  10  d— a  s  9 d 
M'Caul  (J.  B.)  on  the  Book  of  Jasher,  29i  60 
M*Cormick   (Joseph)    on  the  Zenuatt  Memorial 

Church,  UJ  6d 
M'Neile  (Canon)  on  Canon  Law,  6  a-  7/'— 12  a  8  6 

—19  a  8/ 

—  Letter  on  his  Befhsal  to  Su]>port  Mr.  Glad- 
stone's Betum,  90  j  4  d 

Meat,  how  to  Preserve  it  in  the  Hottest  Weather, 
8a  11/— 4a  8c 

MeohanicAl  Contrivance  to  Detect  Indolent  Watch- 
men, 21a  S6 

Mechi  (J.J.)  on  Fodder,  24  a  Bf 

on  the  Harvest,  17  j  8  c— 4  a  6/ 

on  Thin  Seeding,  19  «  5  6 

MecUenberg-Schwerin  Treaty  with  Prussifl,  20  d 
6a 

Medical  Prizes,  Appointments*  14  J  11  f 

(Sir  Astley  Cooper's)  Award,  6  j  6  6 

Medical  Progress,  4  a  10  c 

Treatment  of  Parish  Pi  jor,  25  a  8/— 26  a  9  a 

— 27a  9c--28a  5/ 


Mediterranean,  Command,  81  a  10  e 
Hotel,  12  a  5/ 

News  from,  6j  Bf—lBj  106— 22  i  66—3; 

6c— 10a  llo— 24a  5<i— 29a  6a— 7  «  lOe— 
12  0  8c 

Medland  (J.  G.)  on  Ants  in  Houses,  16t  4d 

—  (William)  true  state  of  James  Austin's  Case, 
24  j  10  c 

Mercantile  Marine  Service,  School  Frigate,  Comrsf, 

5  a  10  a 
Merchant  Shipping  Company,  17;  8  6 
— -  Taylors'  School,  Award  otOpem  Seholar-Bfaipi 

22  j  9  e 
-—  Bemoval  to  the  site  of  the  Old  Gbarteriioase. 

25a  7  6 
Meteor  observed  at  Mont  Dore  les  Bains,  S$7t 

--10 1  10  c 
aCXTBOPOLITAN  BOABD  OV  -^^OBKB:- 

Abbey  Mills  Pumping  Station,  10  a  12  d 

•<^>— «  Duke  of  Edinburgh,  and  opening  of  Abbey 

Mills  Pumping  Station,  4j  10/ 
Finance   Statements,  4j  10/— llj  11  a— 

26 j  9/— la  8/— 10a  12d— 28t  106 

Finsbury  Park,  11 J  11a 

Fire   Escape   for  Greenwich  Distnet,  10  s 

12  d 

Low  Level  Sewer,  10  a  12  d 

Metropolitan  Bail,  and  Board  of  Works,  11  j 

11a 
District  Bailway,  10  a  12  d 

—  Nuisances  on  Blaokheath,  1  a  8/ 

Pollution  of  the  Thames,  10  a  12  li 

Post  Olfice  Telegraphs,  28 «  10  6 

Public  Improvements,  1  a  8/ 

Becreation  Ground,  for  the  East  of  Loodoc, 

la  8/ 

Betum  of  Expenses,  SJ  10  e 

Thames  Embankment,  Contract  No.  8,  Tem- 
ple Gardens  to  BlaokMars  Bridge,  10  a  12  d 

North  Side,  ^j  10/ 

and    Cost  of,    4  i    10/— 10  a 


Progress 


12  d 

South  Side,  4j  10/— 10  a  12  d 

Unfinished  Piers,  28  •  10  6 

Metropolitan  Subways,  25  a  7  6 
Mexican  Bonds,  11 «  5  a 

imzioo : — 

Grant  (Gen.)  on  the  Affiurs  of  Mexico,  7 1 

»/ 
Mazatlan  blockaded  by  a    British  Frigate 

for  an  insult  to  her  Flag,  6  j  9  a— 16/  9  e 

and  the  United  States,  8 1  4  c 

Middlesborough,  Death  (tf  the  Founder  of,  16 1 

76 
MIDDLB8BX  BBBSI^NB :— 
Answer  to  the  Address  on  the  Eseapa  of  the 

Duke  of  Edinburgh,  17;  9d 
AipsiL  Cases  ^— Gbrthen  v.  St.  Qtatgfn  b 

theEasi;27i  Uq 
.  Higgins  t;.  d'Eyncourt,  27  J  11 « 

Liddiard  v.  Tyrwhitt,  27i  11  a 

Arrears  of  Bates,  17  J  9d 

Committee  of  Accounts  17  j  9  d 

Coroner  Diplock,  his  Undue  Betoxn,  17  j  9i 

—14a  9(2 
^— —  Coroners'  Offioete'  Fees,  17/  9d 


Sept.  80, 1868.]     faiaceb'b  htdsx  to  ^'tAS  Ifntes  '*  NEWspij^Btt. 


Mdi 


Middlesex  Sessions  (e<mtinued)» 
— —  Election  of  Ghaurmani  17J  9e 

Explosion  in  Clerkenwell,  17  j  9  e 

.  House  of  Oorrection,  17  j  9  d 

House  of  Oozrection,  Westminster,  17  j  9e 

House  of  Detention,  Clerkenwell,  17  j  9  c 

Late  Karqnis  of  Salisbury,  17  j  9e 

_  Militia  Stores  Houses,  14  a  9  d 

Bemoneration  of  Architects,  17j9d 

Bepairs  of  County  Bridges,  17  j  9d 

Boman  Catholics  in  Prison,  17  j  9  d 

—  Tender  for  Painting,  etc.,  theHouse  of  Correc- 
tion, 17  i  9d 

Midway  Islands  discovered  by  United  States,  7a7b 

Milbank  (T.  A.),  to  the  Editor,  7j  8  o 

Milbum  &  Company,  limited,  Eztension,  Prospectus, 

21a  4/ 
mn  (J.  B.)  on  the  Ballot,  BIJ  10  d 

To  the  Electors  of  Greenwich,  on  Nominsting 

Mr.  Gladstone,  22  «  7  a 

Miller  (Bev.  Thos.),  Dinner  to  twenty-two  aged 

People  at  Heaton,  19  «  10  d 
Millinery  Establishments,  and  Profit  against  Finesi 

7j  lis 
Millwall  Shield,  20j  10/—21  j  5  e 

Freehold  Land  and  Docks  Company,  25  a  5  a 

Mjlman  (Dean),  Serious  Illness  of,  16  s  Se — 17  s 

6/-25«  96— 26«  8/ 
— *  Sketch  of  his  Lifr,  26  s  8/ 

Meltille  (Be?.  Canon),  Eulogy  to,  29  «  8/ 

Milton  (John),  Unpublished  Poem  by,  16  ;  10  e 

—  Notes  about,  18  j  6  c— 20j  9  c— 21i  6  c— 
22i  6/— 28i  4  5— 24  J  10  d— 26i  1?/— 27i 
6/— 28j  8  6— 29i  12o— 30j  3d— 31j  12  d— 
la  4c---4a  4c— 6a  10a 

its  now  Position  in  the  British  Museum,  4  a 

8/ 
^^-^  Publication  of,  by  Messrs.  Low,  81  j  12  d 
Hineing  Luie,  Sale  of  Property  in,  6  a  7  ^ 
MllfflZra  ZNTBIiIiiaBNOlD :— 

Anglo-Brazilian,  22 j  10/— 2 i  6b 

"     ■-  Anglo-ItaKan  Mining  Company,  81  a  6  a 

Assessment  of  Mines,  10  j  8/ 

Australian  Gold  Imports,  4  j  10  c 

— —  Brazilian  Mining  Companies,  4  j  10  & — ^22  j 

10c— 4a  6  2^— 19a  4d— 18c  6a 

Cape  Copper  Company,  28^  8  c— 24  a  6  a 

Gold-fields,  22  a  6  a 

Cbontales  Gold  Mining  Company,  20 j  7  b — 

18a  65 

Clonourry  Copper  Mining  Company,  20  j  7  a 

>  Connoree  Mining  Company,  6  a  10<f-»12a 

8d 
-^ — »  Copper  Ore  Bale,  4j  10  c— 16  a  6/--^c  9d 

— 28f  4d 
>  Copper  Trade,  17  f  10  c— 24  c  4/ 

Cornish  Ticketing,  8  j  9/— lOJ  8  c— 81j  9/ 

_.7a  6d— 14a  4/— 4c   5d— lie   10a-.28« 
95 

— -*  Crayfoot  Mining  Company,  7  c  10  d 

. Diiddends  durinff  August,  3  c  10  5 

..    -  Don  Pedro  Gk>la  Mining  Company,  Ij  10 5 

_^j  105— 18 J  10/— 22i  10  c— 16  a  7  a— 2  » 

5  5— 6c  6d— 16  c  5  5 
.— .—  English  and  Australian  Copper  Company, 

21a  4^ 


Mining  Intelligence  (continued), 

General  Brazilian  Mining  Company,  29c  6  a 

Goldfields  in  Africa,  26i   10  a— 22  a  5  a— 

24a  6a— 7c  4c— 14c  6d-21c  4/ 

in  Auckland,  30  j  9  a 

in  California,  12c  8a 

at  Chefoo,  24  j  6  a— 29  a  4  5 

— « —  in  Queensland,  12  a  6/— 8  c  8  c 

Gympie  Creek  Goldfields,  10  a  9  c 

JavaU  Mines,  13  a  6  5 

-  Lake  Superior  Copper  Mines,  2  c  10  d 
Lsnarkshire  Miners  and  their   Wages,  11  j 

12  c 

Linares  Lead  and  Copper  Mines,  Tenders 

for  Leasing,  26  a  10  a 

-  Mining  Company  of  Ireland,  4  j  10  a 
— —  in  Victoria,  14  a  9/ 

Nisonta  of  South  Australia,  19  a  4/ 

Kicaraguan  Companies,  18  a  6  5 — -16  c  5  5 

Port  Philip  Gold  Company,  11  a  6  a— 8  s 

55 

Bockhampton  Silver  Mines,  10  a  9  c 

Bossa  Grande,  22  j  10/— 2  c  5  5 

^ —  Sale  of  the  Austrian  State  Mines  in  the 

Tyrol,  80c  5  5 
— -  San  Francisco  Con^>ames,  18  j  7  5 

St.  John  Del  Bey,  22i  10  c— 2  c  5  a 

— -  Scotch    Miners,  Open   Air   Meeting  near 
Glasgow,  19  «  8/ 

South  African  Quarts,  Assay  of,  11 «  5  d 

■    •  Africa,  Minerals  in,  27  j  6  d 

State  of  Shares,  Ij  lOd— 2j  7c— 8J  10c— 

4 J  lOd— 6j  7  5andc— 7j  10d-8j  lOd— 9i 
7d— lOj  8d— 11^'  8  c— 13i  75  and  c—UJ 
12  e— 16  J  lOd— 16/  7  c— 17j  8d— ISJlOc- 
20 j  7  5andd— 22i  lOd— 23/  5  c— 24/  7d— 
25i  10  c— 27i  7a— 28j  8d— 29j  7c— $0/  66 
— 31i  6d— la  5d— 3a  6/— 3a  75— 4a  5d 
—5a  5d— 6  a  7c— 7a  5d— 8a  5c— 10a  6/ 
—10  a  7  5— 11  a  5  c— 12  a  6  c— 13  a  5  c— 14  a 
65— 15a  7c— 17a  4/— 17a  6  5— 18a  6c— 
19a  55— 20a  7d— 21a  65— 22a  65— 24a 
6  a— 25 a  6  5—26 a  6  5—27 a  6  5—28 a  6c— 
29  a  7d— 81  a  5  a  and  5—1  $  5  c— 2  c  5  d— 8 c 
6(2— 4c  6d— 5c  5c— 7c  7a— 8c  5d— 9c  6d 
—10c  6  5— lie  6c— 12c  6d— 14c  7c— 16c 
6d— 16c  5d— 17c  5c— 18c  5d— 19c  6c— 
21  c  7  a  and  5—22  c  4  c— 28  c  5  c— 24  c  4  c— 
26c  6c— 26c  6d— 28c  7a  and  c— 29c  6c~-> 
80«  6d 

Strike  of  the  Miners  in  Pennsylvania,  see 

Strikes. 

Thames  Goldfields  in    Hew  Zealand,  26a 

10  5 

Trial  of  George  Dedrickham  for  Embezsle- 

ment  from  the  Connoree  Mining  Company,  15  a 
10c 

— *  Yudanamtltana  Company,  IB  J  lO/— ^  $  io 

Ministerial  Movements,  3  a  9  o 

•«-*—  Whitebait  Dinner,  23  j  10  d 

Miracle  Worker  in  Wiltshire,  4  a  5/ 

Missing  Friends,  see  Next  of  Kin. 

Modem  Pictures,  4j  12  5— 6j  9  c 

Moncrieff  Chin-carriage,  20a  7  f 

Money  Lenders,  Exposure  of,  Ij  10/— 16j  0c— 


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paxmeb'0  index  to  ''the  tuceb"  kewspapeb« 


[July  1  to 


Napoleon  I.,  his  idea  of  the  ABsaflsination  of  EingB, 

Prince,  Tour,  22  j  18  a 

Nasaaa  News,  20  a  5  a 

Natal  Bishopric  Question,  25«  6  e 

— «  New  Bishop  of,  23  4  10  c 

^ —  Departure   of  Bishop  Gray,  and   the  New 

Bishop  of,  29j  9  a— 28  a  10  & 
Natal  Gold  Fields,  Aocoont  of,  21  s  if 
^^^  SpeoimeuB  at  Messrs.  Maynard's  &  Oo.,  8« 

6a 
-^^  Land  &  Colonization  Company,  25  a  5  a 
•^ — "  Waggon  to  the  I>iggings,  24t  10  b 
National  Artillery  Association  at  Shoeboryness,  8  a 

Q2^6a  do— la  8b«-8a  4o— 11a  9^ 
'-^^^  Debt,  Offioial  Notice,  11  j  11  d— 17  a  6  & 
•^-«-  Discount  Company,  9j  7  a 
.^-^  Expenditure,  19  «  10  a 
— «*  Gallery,  the  Ten  Pictures  bequeathed  to,  by 

Mr.Fraser.27j  9/ 

Portrait  Exhibition,  UJ  10  c 

.— -«  ProTinoial  Marine  Assurance  Company,  6  a 

7a 

. Beform  Union  Meeting,  10  s  10  d 

Statistios,  29  a  7/— 4  8  8  d 

Naturalization  Commission,  4j  12  e — 10 j  7e 
— ^  Correspondence  with  America,  on  the  Ques- 

tion,  24  a  4  c 
Naturalized  Americans,  18  j  10  e 
Naval  Expenditure,  98  7  d 
•^-^  Expenses,  Mr.  Stansfeld  on,  23  «  10  0 
XTAVAIi      AND    MTTiITABY     IlfTEIiLI- 

—  Aldershot  Regimental  Betums,  21a  7  e 
-^-  Annual   Athletic  Sports  of  the  Coldstream 

Guards,  27  a  10/ 

Annual  ^ports,  11  j  9/ 

. Appointments,  IJ  6  a— Ij  12  c— 3  j  12  &— 

4i  12  6— 6  j  9«— 7i  12/— a  j  60— 8j  9/— 
9  J  9/— lOi  10/— Hi  6  c— llj  9/— 13i  9« 
— 14j  12/— 16i  6  6— 15j  6  a— 16j  9/— 20^ 
126— 21  j  56— 22j  Be— 22 J  6a-.28j  7  a— 
24 j  6d— 26j  6  a— 25j  12  6— 28i  .10  6— 29 j 
6/— la  4a— la  10c— 4a  106— 6a  if— 5a 
lOo— 7a  7c— 8a  4c— 11a  7/— 12  a  4/— 
18 a  7/— 14  a  10  6—16  a  9/— 19a  4  d^20 a 
6b— 21a  7 e— 22a  4c— 25a  10  6— 27 «  10/ 
—28  a  7/— 29  a  5/— 31  a  10  6—1  8  10  6—2  < 
id— 28  10  6— 3 «  10  6— 48  7/— 6«  4c— 7« 
9c— e»  6a— dt  10/— 10s  106— ia«  4d— 
12  «  9  6-14*  9  c— 16  a  10  c— 16 «  4  c— 19» 
7d— 21f  9c— 23«  4c— 23«  7/— 24«  7/— 
26«  4/— 26«  7/— 28«  9d— 29«  4  6--308  4c 

* Arbuthnot  (Sir  Hugh),  Death  of,  20  j  12  6 

Army  Statistics,  8  j  9/ 

**— -  Barracks  of  the  Household  Cavalry,  3  j  6  6 

Blackley  (Lieut.-Gen.),  Death  of,  19  a  8  c 

Breyets  to  Officers  of  the  Abyssinian  Army, 

16a  7/ 
Brigading  the  Troops  at  Southsea  Common, 

9«  10/ 
_  Cambridge  (Duke  of)  at  Aldershot,  3  a  12  c 

Chelsea  Barracks,  Beport  on,  17  j  10  6 

Clerkships  in  the  Boyal  Nayy,  Sacccssful 

Candidates,  16 1  7  c 

—  Coating  of  Ships,  16  s  4  d 
78 


TStkYsl  and  Military  IntelUjgenoe  (conttmied). 
Collision  of  the   Warrior  and  Moyal  Oak, 

17  a  10  6 
Court  Martial  on  various  Prisoners,  7  s  9  e 

—80c  7c 

on  Colour-Sergt.  Gark,  4#    7/— 20«  9e 

on  Lieut.  W,  Duthey,  30  j  10  6 

■■■'  on  Sub-Lieut  Dobson,  16  c  10  e 

— ~-^  on  Ensign  Elderson,  18  •  7  a 

— on  John  Harris,  a  Seaman,  10  a  5/ 

■  on  Private  Lee,  19  a  8  c 

on  Colour-Sergeant  Logan,  4«   7/— 21« 


9c 


on  Capt.  Moore,  and  Lieut.  Christian,  29  a 


on  Pay-Master  Nicolle,  7  a  7  e 
on  Thomas  Power,  16<  7c 

■  on  John  Waycott,  and  Sentence,  26  c  7/ 
—  on  Private  Arthur  Yeomans,  1 «  10  6 

■  on  Thomas  James  Walters,  21  s  9  « 
Curragh  Camp,  28  «  6/ 

Dates  of  Officers'  Commissions,  5  c  4  0 — 30  • 

4c 
Departure   of  Mi^or    General   Pagett    for 

Ireland,  12  •  10  6 
Dinner  to  the  Boyal  Engmeen  retuned  from 

Abyssinia,  11  j  9/ 
D  stribution  of  Medals  to  Abyssinian  Troopi, 

lis  9c 

Experiments  at  Shoeburyness,  3j  9/ 

Field  Day  Fatal  Accident  at  Chatham,  5*a  7  c 

at  Aldershot,   13  a   7/— 27  a    10/— 10c 


106 


Full  Dress  Parade  at  Chatham,  14  s  9  e 

Guards*  Barracks  at  Buckingham  Palace,  24  j 

6d 
Guards*  Institute,  First  Anniversary,  16j  9  6 

Good  Conduct  Medals,  and  £5  Presented  to 

Privates  Lyons  and  Flynn,  30  c  7  c 

Gun  Practice  at  Shoeburyness,  9  J  10  d 

-  Ironclad  Fleet,  S.  Osbom  on,  9y  10  c 

Inspection  of  Troops  at  Aldershot   by  the 

Queen,  ij  9  c 

of  the  Dockyards,  11  a  7/— 160  9/ 

Lady  BuUer  Presents  New  Colours  to  the 

67th  Begiment  at  Portsmouth,  26  a  If 

Lords  of  the  Admiralty  at  Chatham,  29  a  5/ 

Marines,  Change  of  White  Duck  fnr  Bloc 

Serge  for  trowsers,  Ij  6  c 
— '^  Marksmen  in  the  Army,  28  j  7/ 
Military  Education  Commission,  sec  Enua* 

TION 

Militia,  7  j  12/ 

Movements  of  Troops,  27i  9f—S0j  10  & 

—la  10c— 4a  106— 29a  6/— 7«  9c— 10* 
10  6— 17c  10  6— 80c  9c 

Miscellaneous  Information,  1 J  12 e — 2j  V2h 

3i  126— 4i  12  6— 6j  9  c— 7i  12/— Dj  9/- 
10 j  10/— llj  9/— 14/  12/— 16i  6b^Uj 
9f—20j  12  b— 22 j  6  c— 23i  7  a—%ij  6<i- 
25  j  12  6—27;  9/— 28j  106— Blj  9d— 5  a 
10a--8a  7d— 10a  6/— 11a  7/— 14  a  10  6- 
16a  9/— 17a  7c— 19a  8c— 20a  56— 21« 
7  c— 26  a  10  6-26  a  7/— 28  a  7/— 29  a  5/ 
—31a  10  6— Ic  106— 2  c  10  6— 3  c  106— 9f 
10/— 12  «  9  6— 16 «  7  c— 18«  7  a— 83  s   7/- 


I.]     PlIilGBB'fl  UTBIEZ  TO  '^THB  TUCEB"  KEWBPAPEB. 


Nez 


Ifayal  and  Military  IntQlligenoe  {eontinued). 
34«  7/— 25«  9/— 26«  7/— 28»  9i^-29»  46 
— 80  a  7e 

— <-«  Napier*fl  (Lord),  Fiold  Day  at  Aldershot,  7  a 
7  e 

NaTal  Gadetf  Nomination,  Qj  9/— la  10 e 

—29  a  6/— 2  $  10  6^9  #  10/ 

New  Engine  and  Steering  Telegraph  Appa- 
ratus, 12a  105 

-  .  Non-pnrobaae  Promotion  in  the  Artillery, 
how  it  works,  7  J  5  6— 10  j  10  c 

■  Oorps  and  Promotion,  28  J  Sd 

^Offloers   of  the  Boyal  Artillery   Theatrical 

Fnnd  performance,  27  a  10/ 

— — w  Order  of  the  Bath,  Appointments  of  Officers 
of  the  Ahyssinian  Army,  15  a  7/ 

— —  Prince  Arthur  at  Portsmouth,  7  a  7  e 

of  Wales,  Uj  12  f 

Priae  Money,  9j  10  c— 18  j  6  a— 26 J   6  a— 

26a  4a_29a  5/— 12«  id 

Promotions,  Ij   6  a — ij   8  5— 8 j  6  a— llj 

6  c— 15i6a— 20i  12d— 22i  6o— 25i  6  a— 
89j  6/— la  4a.-6a  4/— 8a  4<f— 12a  4/— 
19  a  4  (^22 a  4^— 26a  4d— 29a  7e— 5«  4« 
—12 1  4  *-16  a  4/— 28 <  4c— 26  s  4/— 80 «  4  e 

-^-^  Becall  of  Muz^e-Loaders  from  Foreign  Sta- 
tions, 7  «  9  0 

Betired  Artillery  and  Engineer  Officers,  War 

Offioe  Returns,  Bj  11  c 

Betiew  at  Alderahot,  18^  9«— 21^  6  6 

on  Chatham  Lines,  4  j   12  6— 17  j    10  5— 

18  J  12  6 

"  of  Volunteers  and  Begulars  on  Woolwich 

Common,  6 J  9  e 
»■     >  Beriews,  why  at  Mid-day,  24 J  5  d 
— ^  Boyal  Ifihtary  College  Examinationg,  2  <  7  a 
Names  of  Successful  Candidates,  24  j  6  d 


10  5 


Boyal  Nayal  Beserre,   Beport,  2 J  9  6—12  a 


College,  Successftd  Candidatesg  26  a  7/ 

School,  New  Cross,  2j  9  6 

— .  Scott    (Capt.),    New    Gun   Carriage  to  be 

adopted,  9  <  10/— 10  <  106 
-■  ■■  Siege  Operations  at  Chatham,  1  a  10  c 
»    ■    ■■  Funeral  of  the  Soldier  killed  during,  7 a 

7« 
■■    ■■  Summer  Clothing  for  Soldiers,  28 J  5  a — 

26i  66 

Trials  of  the  Channel  Fleet,  BJ  6/— 8  j  9/ 

— -*  Trains  better  than  Vessels  for  Short  Dis- 
tances, 16  «  5  d 

Total  SUtistics  of,  UJ  5  6 

Navy  Beef,  Parliamentary  Betum,  Bj  9/ 

Club,  Dinner,  BJ  8  6 

Navigating  Cadets,  Institution  for  Training,  28 « 

10  0 
Navigation,  Trea^  of,  with  Austria,  81j  11  a 
Ncate  (Charles,  M.P.),  Presentation  to,  from  his 

Constituents  at  Oxiford,  on  his  retirement  from 

Public  Life,  5  «  7  a 
Ncpaul  and  China,  Letter  from   the  Nepaulese 

Ambassador,  7  <  11  a 
XTETHEBIiAITDS : — 

Court  Circular,  Ij  12  a — 81 J  9  c— 1 «  7a 

Leave  of  Absence  to  the  Colonial  Minister, 

26  a  10a 


ITetherlanda  (continued). 

Proceedings  in  the  Chambers,  25  «  9  0 

State  Bail  ways,  IJ  12  a 

Sugar  Duties  Conference,  20  a  6  a 

New  American  Word  Cahledt  not  Telegraphed, 
lit  Sd  ^    r      f 

Blackfriars  Bridge,  81^  lOc- la  10 0 

-« —  Consolidated  Discount  Company,  18^  7  a 

Foreign  Office,  Days  for  viewing,  26  «  9  6 

Frendi  Biver  Steamers,  15  a  9/ 

Oranada  Debt,  29  j  7  a— 80  j  5  a— 1  a  6  a— 

26a  5a— 27a  5a 

.  King's  Cross  Market,  8a  4 i 

Law  Courts,  Barry  (B.  M.)  on,  BJ  11/— 1  a 

4e 
Leading  Article  on  the  proposed  Bites,  22  j 

90 

Scott  (0.  C.)  on,  2/  10  0 

Poor  Law— Section  on  Neglect  of  Children, 

8a  60 

Publio  Offices  on  the  Embankment,  5  a  7  <l 

Smithfield  Market,  18  a  4  a 

NOW  SOUTH  WAIiBS :— 

The  Church  and  its  Services,  11a  8  d 

— "-  Earthquake  at  St.  Leonard's,  8*80 
— —  Miscellaneous  News,  Bt  Bd 
Sugar  Trade,  8  «  8  0 

—  Voluntary  System  in,  18  a  If 
— •  the  Weather,  11  a  8  d 

;Sr00  also  AUBTRALU. 

New  Street  from  the  Mansion  House  to  Westmin- 
ster, 28  «  9  a 

New  Voters  at  Shrewsbury,  14  a  10  6 

NBW  ZBAIiAliD : — 

Arrival  of  the  French  Bp.  of,  at  Plymouth, 

29  j  9  6 

Bishop  of,  18«  7a 

ConTersion  of  Public  Debts,  25i  10  6 

—  Departure  of  the  Boman  Catholic  Bishop  for 
Borne,  80  j  9  a 

Fish  for,  Hi  120 

Ooldflelds  in  Auckland,  80j  9  a 

Goyemor's  Speech,  8  #  7  c 

—  Loan  and  Mercantile  Agency  Company,  4  j 
10  6— 80i  9  a 

Murders  in  Taranaki  Prorinee,  26  a  10  6 

Opening  of  the  Parliament,  26  a  10  6—8  « 

70 

Population  of  the  Chief  Towns,  30  «  7  6 

Salmon  in,  IJ  116— 8 j  12  6— 80 j  9  a 

Statistics  of,  15«  4c 

Thames  Goldfiolds,  26  a  10  6 

Trial  and  Sentence  on  the  Fenians,  80/  9  a 

Trust  and  Loan  Company,  17  J  8  6 

Newdegate  (Mr.)  in  North  Warwickshire,  16  $  7/ 
Newton  Park,  Festirities  at,  on  the  coming  of  age 

of  Mr.  Gore-Langton,  10  «  7  0 — 12  9  lOd 
Newton,  Horrid  State  of  the  Dwellings  of  the 

Poor  at,  15  a  60 
KSXT  OF  KUSr,  BTO.,  WANTED :— 

Aglionby,  Henry  Aglionby,  1  a  1 6 

Alcock,  Mrs.,  22  fl  6 

Anderson,  C.  S.,  Bj  1 6 

— —  James,  29/  1 6 

Ashhurst,  Mr.,  ttom  Melbcome,  21  a  1 6 

— —  Asttey,  CathQrine,8j  16 

70 


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[July  1  to 


Kezt  of  Kin,  etc.,  "Wanted  (continued). 

Next  of  Kin,  etc..  Wanted  {continued). 

Aubeiy,  Eliza  Martha.  10  j  1 6 

Goodlad,  Jarvis,  27  a  1 6 

Austin,  Geo.  &  £dw.,  8  j  1  b 

— ^  Graham,  Sir  Robert  James  Stnart,  25  a  1 6 

Bailey,  John  &  Joseph,  2  j  1 6 

Gray,  Capt.  Edward  Evans,  his  creditors,  ia 

Banks,  Bogers,  8  j  1  6 

16 

Bwker,  William,  2ij  16 

Gudge.  James  William,  6 J  1 6 

-^  Hackett,  William,  28;  1 6 

Halifax  Corporation  Waterworks— Owners  or 

.  Barrow,  austaye,  1j  1 5 

•^^-^  Bateman,  Thomas  Mayer,  30 j  1  b 

Belfit,  Edwvd,  3j  1  b 

Bichard.90i  lb 

Claimants.  11  a  1 6 

Hammon,  William,  16  «  1 6 

. Bennett,  Theodore  T.,  2da  Ih 

Harper,  Ann,  18  a  1  6 

Bird,  Angnetus,  g«  1 6 

— «.  Haring,  John,  8/  1 6 

o^-**  Boardman,  Martha,  10  a  1 6 

Harris,  William  James,  16  a  12  d 

Bond,  Barah.l7#  16 

Harvey,  John,  2  «  1 6 

--— -  Braekenbory,  William  GonfipeTe  0.,  17  <  1 6 
- —  Brady,  Jane  &  Mary  Ann,  14  a  1 6 

.  MnWn  Ynrlr    nr  TTrrrlnr    9  «    1  fr 

H^,  James,  22;  1  6 

— ^  Branston,  Simeon,  1  a  1 6 

Hayiban,  0.,  21;  16 

Broadbent,  George,  29  «  1 6 

Brown,  Thomas  Edward,  8  j  1  b 

— ^  Heather,  Sarah,  11  a  1 6 

Hodgson,  Thomas,  11;  16 

~- BnU,  Charles.  17i  16 

— ^  Holt,  Tempests  Sarah,  8a  1  6 

Burchell,  Catherine,  8  J  16 

Honeyman,  John,  9;  1  6 

— ^  Howard,  Ann,  29;  1 6 

Bnrgh,  Eliza,  19  «  1  6 

MnHhov  Thnmnn    01  it   1  fi 

Bnrke,  Sir  John  Lionel,  25  «  1 6 

Hudson,  Henry,  31;'  1  6 

Barton,  Maiy,  17  a  1 6 

Hugh,  Stewart,  29a  16 

Carmichael,  Elizabeth,  25  a  1  6 

Hulm,  Jane  Folkes,  Baptism  Bcgister.SSj 

Carlton,  Maiy,  24  a  1 6 

16 

Chambers,  Catherine,  20  a  1 6 

Hurley^  Horatio  A.,  29  a  16 

Chapman,  Mrs.  Jane,  14  a  1  6 

Hyde,  Thomas,  21  a  1 6 

Chifoey,  Sarah  Mary,  20a  1 6 

— ^  Jaokson,  Engineer  of  Yon  Yean  Works,  8  j 

Chittook,  William.  SJ  1 6 

16 

. Clarke,  Miobael,  15  a  1 6 

James,  Jane,  21  <  1  6 

. Coates,  Richard,  10  a  1  6 

—  Cook,  Peane,  8  J  16 

.   Pirfinrrl  Willtnm    Will  Intf    9R  -i   1  h 

Jennings,  Sarah,  16  a  1 6 

John,  Sj  1 b 

— —  Jobson,  Joseph,  25  a  1 6 

• Thomas,  Bj  1  6 

Jones,  Sophia.  6  a  1  6—21  a  1  6 

Condell,  Charles,  7  a  16 

Thomas,  Will  wanted,  2 J  1  6 

^^—  Cowne,  Henry  George  AngostuB,  1  a  1 6 
Crew,  Elizabeth,  81  a  1  6 

.  Willinm    AjtIIS     "XCl  tt  \h 

Knee.  P.,  6  a  16 

Lnoy,  31  a  1  6 

—  Knowles,  Richard,  16;  1 6 

Croft,  George,  28J  1  6 

Layland,  Henry  J.,  or  T.,  14  a  1 6 

Collmer's  Index  to  next  of  kin,  18  a  1 6 

Lees,  Thomas,  28  *  1 6 

^■.—  Cummins,  — ,  26  #  16 

Loftes,  Francis,  11;  1 6 

Davidson,  John  David.  26  a  1 6 

Long,  William,  22  «  1 6 

De  EoUy,  Monsieur,  30 j  1 6 

Lowrie,  Robert,  26;*  1 6 

. Dewsbeiy.  John,  4  j  1 6 

Madejowski,  Stanislams,  22«  1  6 

Donaldson,  Payler,  llj  1  6 

Matfield,  Erick.  8i  16 

. WiUiam,  20  j  1  6 

Mathew,  Job,  8;  16 
Mayne,  Lieut.-Col.,  15a  1  6 

Dowling.  Christian.  21  a  1 6 

Dunch,  William  Se  Dudley,  8j  1  h 

M*Cann,  Catherine  <fe  Thomas,  20a  1 6 

Edwards,  Elizabeth,  Sj  1 6 

Rose,  20a  16 

Frances,  8  j  1 6 

M»Cormick.  John.  3i  1  6 

MoTT   8t  16 

M'Grepor,  Peter,  8;  1 6 

JMLWiJf    \JJ     X  V 

Elsey,  Bosma,  14  a  1  6 

Meggott,  Eliza,  6  a  1 6 

— ^  Evans,  John,  otherwise  John  Bmout,  13  a 

Mellor.  James,  8;  1 6 

16 

Metcalfe,  Adam  de,  23;  1 6 

Eose,20a  16 

MUl,  Nicholas  Phene,  28  a  1 6 

—  Fegan,  John  Festus.  3j  1 6 

Miller,  Mary  Ann,  18;  1  6 

Fennell,  J.  H.,  Besearches  on  next  of  Eio, 

Mnward,  of  Eaton,  Proof  of  Outlawry,  W» 

etc.,  pMished  occasionally,  13  o  1 6 

16 

Field,  Harry.  SSJ  1  6 

Morehem  orMoreham,  John,  8;  96 

Fitzgerald,  Margaret,  18«  1  6 

Morris,  Edward,  8;  1 6 

Fletcher,  Sir  Richard  John,  25  a  1  6 

Mumford,  Joseph,  21i  1  6 

^  Gardner,  Alfred,  81;  1 6 

—  Giles,  Mary  Ann.  81  j  1 6 

Newsham,  Isabella,  24*  16 

NoUing,  Adolph,  2  «  1  6 

Good,  Jane,  20a  16 

Pasmore,  James,  5  a  1 6 

80 


Sept.  30, 1868.]     paimkb's  index  to  "  the  timeb  "  kewspapbb. 


(yjkm 


Next  of  Kin,  eto..  Wanted  {continued.) 

Payno,  William,  4j  1  b 

Piers,  Sir  Eustace  Fitzmaurice,  25  a  1 6 

— —  PUnius,  Martha,  16i  1  b 

Poole,  Mr.,  of  Australia,  17  « .  1 6 

Porch,  Sarah,  14  j  1  b 

Prahl,  Ernst,  24  j  1  b 

Price,  Sir  Charles  Dutton,  25  a  16 

Reeve,  Frances  Elizabeth^  8j  1  b 

Beeves,  Francis  Keate,  8j  1  b 

Biordani  or  Good,  Jane,  20  a  1 6 

Roberts,  Sir  Randal  HoMand,  25  s  lb 

-  Robertson,   Harry  &  Julia,  Marriage  Evi- 
dence, 7 8  lb 

Robinson,  Alfred,  14  a  1  & 

'  John,  14  a  1  & 
— ^—  Joseph,  14  a  1  & 

Kaseley,  14  a  1 6 

■  Rebecca,  14 a  lb 

William,  14  a  1  6 

Rome,  Mary,  14  a  1  & 

Ronaldson,  William,  3 J  1  b 

Salmon,  Robert,  28  j  1  b 

Scot,  Hugh,  25  a  1  6 

Schmids,  Dr.  Otto,  Old  Masters  and  Pupils  of, 

2j  16 

ScoveU,  Kathleen,  26  a  1  6 

Whitmore,  26a  1  6 

Sheppard,  Charles,  22  a  1 6 

William,  22  a  1 6 

Sherratt,  Charles,  8j  1  6 

Shippore,  Elizabeth,  8j  1  b 

Smith,  George  Elias,  Ij  lb 

Robert,  8  j  1 6 — 25  a  1 6 

Robert  W.,  4 j  1  6 

Smout,  John,  otherwise  John  Evans,  13  a 

South,  Mary,  2  j  1  6 

Stennett,  John  Archibald,  31  a  1 6 

Stevens,  Capt.,  18  j  1  6 

Bnrrell,  Harriett,  3  j  I4& 

Thomson,  Dr.  William,  the  Creditors  of,  Ida 


16 


16 


Children  of,  2  <  16 


Toogood,  John,  19  a  1 6 

—  Nephews  or  Relatives  of,  28  a  1 6 
Troup,  James,  22  j  1 6 

—  James,  Jun.,  22^  1 6 
Turner,  Thomas  Price,  25  j  1 6 
XTnolaimed  Soldiers'  Balances,  23  j  16 
Underwood,  Emily,  3.?  16 
Urquhart,  William,  17  a  1 6 

Voice,  Anabathea,  8^'  1 6 

—  Anna  Maria,  8j  1 6 

—  John,  8j  1 6 
Wager,  Blowers,  16i  1 6 

—  Thomas,  16j  1 6 

Wale,  Alexander  William,  7  j  16 
Walker,  Thackeray,  28 j  1 6 
Ward,  Eliza,  17a  16 
Webster,  George,  18  a  1  6— 24  a  1 6 
West,  Edward,  15  <  1  6 
Westerby,  Dinah,  3  j  1  6 
Williams,  Elizabeth,  lis  1 6 

—  Mary  Jane,  or  Brown,  21  a  1 6 
Winwood,  Catherine,  8a  1 6 


Next  of  Ein»  etc.,  "Wanted  (continued), 

Winwood,    Catherine,    Children    of, 

16 

Wilson,  John,  24  «  1  6 

Wood,  Eliza,  17  a  1  6 

Wright,  Georgiua,  12  «  16 

Sir  John  or  Alexander,  25  a  1  6 

Wynne,  William  Owen,  19  »  1  6 

Yan  Yean  Water,  Melbourne,  8  j  1 6 

Yookney,  Henry,  18  a  1  6 

James,  18  a  1  6 


10    a 


•  Young,  James  &  David,  22  a  1 6 

Night  Work,  and  how  best  to  steal  it,  25  «  7  d 
Nitro-Glycerine  for  Blasting  purposes,  10  «  5  a 
Non-Purchase  Corps  and  Promotion,  28 j  8  d 
Non-resident  Fellows,  see  Oxford. 
Norfolk  Chamber  of  Agriculture,  14  a  5/ 
West,  Rams,  Sale  of,  1  a  10  6 

Severe  Hail  Storm  in.  Great  Damage,  30  s 

5e 

North  American  Indians,  15  s  ^e 
North  Australian  Company,  5  a  5  a 
North  German  Confederation,  8  a  7  6 
Northumberland,  Incendiary  Fires  in,  10  s  10  c 

House  Strand,  Great  Fire  at,  20  a  9  a— 21  a 

10  a 

Moors,  Fires  on,  23  J  7  a 

Norwegian  Boxes  for  Sick  Room  Cooking,  14  a 

8e 
Norwich  Union  Life  Office,  23  j  5  c 
Noses,  Curious  Contract  between  Two  Artists  rela- 
tive to  the  Hiring  of  a  Nose,  10  s  6f 
Not  Proven,  a  Good  Mode  of  Verdict,  8  «  9/ 
Nottingham  Manufacturing  Company,  7  a  5  a 
Nunn  (Mrs.),  the  Woman  Iigured  by  the  Two  Boys 
in  the  City,  Appeal  for,  14  j  5  d — 17  j  8  a 

Subscriptions,  17;  8  a— 21j  6f—25j  5e  — 

6a  96 

Nurses  for  Children,  15s  9/— 22 s  5d 

Proposed  Building  for  the  Education  of,  20  j 

NOVA  SOOTIA:— 

— ^  and  its  Delegation,  18  a  8  d 

and  Confederation,  19  «  7  e — 21 «  4  « 

Leading  Article  on,  7i  9  c 

Miscellaneous  News,  25  <  9  d 

Resolution  against  tiie  Governor  and  its  Sup- 
pression, 22«  7c 

Rumours  of  Desired  Annexation  to  the  U. 

States,  29  «  86 

Strong  ResolntionB  against   Confederation, 

25  a  10  a 

Vote  of  Thanks  to  Lord  Stratheden,  Mr. 

Bright,  etc.,  25  «  9<2 

Novel  Scene  in  the  Serpentine,  29  #  7  a 

Nyge  (N.)  on  the  Hfracombe  Life  Boat,  28  «  6  e 


0. 
Oaths,  New  Law  of,  12s  Sd 
Ocean  Postage,  20  a  4/ 
Odams  (James)  on  Diseased  Foreign  Sheep,  18  a 

lOd— 19a  5e 
O'Donnell  (T.  B.)  on  Roman  Catholic  Chaplains 
in  Workhouses,  22  j  5/ 

o  HI 


Off 


PALMEB'S  INDKZ  to  '^THK  TDOSa''  ZTEWSPAPES. 


[ Jidy  1  to 


Official  Appointments,  Ij  6a— 8 j  6a— llj  Se- 
ll,- Qb—Uj  6a— 18i  Be—19j  Ga—^j  6a 
— &i  6a— 26i  11/— 29i  6/—la  4a— la 
10c— la  9d— 4a  7a— 6o  4/— 8a  4«— 8a 
7c— 10a  10 d— 12a  4/— 14a  10  6— 15a  106 
—19a  4d— 19a  7  6— 20a  9a— 20a  9/-22a 
4c— 22a  7/— 26a  4a— 26a  9a— 28a  6  f— 
29a  7c— 2»  4d— 5»  4c— 5«  10/— 9«  6a— 
12«  4d— 12«  9c— 14»  ^d—Us  9<J— 16«  7c 
— 18«  7  a— 19»  4  c— 19*  6/— 21«  9  a— 22« 
7a— 30«  4c 

Official  IntroductionB,  4  J  8  6 

Old  TaToms,  a  Word  for  the  J"  Cock,"  in  Fleet 
Street,  10  «  9/ 

Omnibus,  see  IiONDON  Gknebal  Ounibtts  Cox- 

PANY. 

Onmiboses  Reform,  instead  of  Cabs  or  Bail,  61  a 

96 
Orangeism  in  the  North,  14  J  12/ 
Ordinations,  7  J  5  6— 19  a   8<f— 21«   11<^— 22« 

5c— 23«  la—Us  5c— 29»  lOd 
— ^  Leading  Ajticle  on,  23  «  6  c 
Orridge  (B.  B.)  on  the  Archives  of  London,  19  s 

4/ 
Osbom  (Sherard)  on  onr  Iron-clad  Fleet,  9  J  10  c 
on  the  Wastefhl  Expenditure!  in  the -Army 

and  Navy,  3  <  9  a 
Osprey  and  Opossum  Prize  Money,  26  a  4  a 
Oandle  Church  partially  destroyed  by  Fire,  ?  18  a 

76 
Overend,  Gnmey  &  Co.,  v,  Thomas  Gibbs,  16  s 

oa 

Sale  of  "Unsold  Land,  17i  86 

-  Payment  of  First  Promissoiy  Notes,  17  s 
5a 

Owen  (Robert),  Note,'17i  9  6 

(Sergeant)  on  the  High  Price  bf  Food,  etc., 

at  Shoeburyness,  15/  8  c 

OwPs  Light,  9j  6  c— 9 1  9  a— 16/  9  c— 28/  3  c 
Oxford  (Bishop  ^of)  on  BehaTioor  at  Church,  18  s 

la 
OXPOBD   UJillVjaJbtSITY!— 

Baliol  College  Election  for  Fellowship,  29  a 

9  6—80  s  If 

-  Christ  Church  Examination  for  Three  Ex- 
hibitions, 9  «  10  6 

Classical  Moderators*  Notices,  4  J  6  c 

Degrees  Conferred,  13/  9 d 

Honorary  Conferred,  4  a  10  c 

-  Exhibitions  at  Christ  Church,  another  Name 
for  Servitorships,  10 «  6/ 

Expenses  of  College  Life,  Is  8/— 3#  4c — 

4»  8/— 8»  Id 

Lincoln  College  Scholarships,  26  «  8  c 

Local    Examinations,    List    of   Candidates 

Awarded  Associate  of  Arts,  31  a  10  6 — 2  «  10  c 

Lodging-house  Regulations,  26  s  3  c 

Magdalen  College  Election  and  Exhibitions, 

3a  12(J— 29«  lOd 

Miscellaneous  News,  SOs  If 

New  College  Scholarships,  7*9/ 

No  Certificate  for  English  at  Oxford,  4«  8/ 
Non-resident  Fellows,  2  s  10  c — 8«  4  c— 4  s 


Oxford  ITmvendty  (conUmted), 

Prize  of  £50  for  Essay  on  '*  ComparatiTe 

LongeTity,**  etc.,  1/  12  c 
— ^  Proctors,  Appointment  of,  7/  12/ — 8/  9  e 

Unattached  Students,  8  «  4  d— 22  s  9  a 

its  Advantages  oyer  Scholarships  in  Eco- 


nomy, 6s  4/ — 12  s  8  c 
Uniyersity  College,    Election  to    an  Open 

Clerical  Fellowship,  26  s  3  c 
Oxfordshire,  State  of  the  Crops  in,  18  a  7  6 
Oyster's  Spat,  2/  10  c 

Price  of,  17  »  10  c 

Owen  (Robert,  the  Socialist),  Memorial  to,  19  a 

76 


Padfie^Steam  Navigation  Company,  20/  7  6 
and  Central  America,  Commercial  LiteUigence. 

18/  6c— 30i  9  c— 26a  Bd 
Miscellaneous  News,  18/  6  e — 30/  9  c— 

12a  76— 26a  Sd 

Pension  to  Qen.  Mosquera,  26  a  8  d 

Reception  of  the  Remains  and  Fnnersl  of 


8/ 

Notices  relating  to 

18a  10  c 


Unattached    Students, 


Grand  Marshal  Gen.  Castilla,  26  a  8  d 
Packington  (Sir  J.),  Speech  at  Worcester,  26s  9a 
Padwick  (Henry)  on  Scratching  the  Earl,  lis  le 
Page  (C.  A.)  on  America,  Russia,  and  Poland,  1 1 

10  c 
Painted  Glass  in  Fairford  Church,  Remarkable 

Series  of  Windows,  13  a  lOd— 15o  10/— 17  a 

10 d— 19a  46— 21a  10/— 7»  9c— 28«  5  c 
Palestine  Exploration  Fund,  19a  8/ 
Pall  Mall,  its  disgraceful  State,  20  a  11  c 
Palliser  (W.)  on  the  Royal  Gun  Factories,  12  a 

10  c 
Palmer   (Lieut.-Col.    George],    Account    of    the 

Brothers  Collins  illegally  imprisoned  in  1855, 

16i  9/ 
Palmerston  (Lord),  Address  to  Mr.  Gladstone  oq 

the  Memorials  to,  23  j  10  a 

Mr.  Gladstone's  Speech,  23/  10  a 

Letter  from  and  by  Lord  Russell  on,  24/5; 

Unyeiling  the  Memorial  Window  to,  at  Ram- 
sey Abbey  Church,  22  j  5  a 

the  Statue  of,  at  Romsey,  22/  5  a 

Papadaki  (A.)  on  the  Cretan  Insurrection,  21  a  If 
Paper  Marks,  an  Unjust  Argument  in  the  Rachel 

Case,  28s  6  6 

Paper  Money,  cost  of  Making,  in  America,  2/  12  s 

Paraguay,  how  Relatives  at,  can  be  heard  of,  21  j 
12/— 22J  12  d 

Paris  Exhibition,  21  a  8  c— 29  a  4/ 

Parishes  without  Schools,  4  «  9  d 

Parker  (W.  C.)  on  the  Outrage  in  the  Stock  Ex- 
change, 15  «  5/ 

PATlT.TAMy.NT  :— 

Abyssinian  Envoys,  28  J  4  a 

Expedition,  21  j  6  c 

AchilUs  and  Minotaur j  21  j  6/ 

Acts  passed  this  present  Session,  20/  12  6 

Admiralty  and  the  War  Office,  28/  4  c 

Circulars  on  Metlals,  22  j  6  d 

'  Moneys  and  Accounts,  28/  4  6 

Suits  Bill,  8/  6/— 10/  4  c— ll/5c— 1?^ 

8  c— 20j  6  c 

Agents  at  the  Foseign  Office,  25/  7  a 


Sept.  80, 1868.]    palmeb's  unoEx  to  "the  times"  kewspapeb. 


Par 


Parliament  (contimied), 

Agricultural  Statisticfl,  17J  6  a 

Alleged  hard  Usage  of  a  nisoner,  22  J  6d 

Ammunition  used  in  the  Battle  of  Eonigratz, 

11  j  6d 
Appeal  Courts  of  ABseBsed  Taxes,  14  j  7  /•— 

15  j  7e 
Appropriation  Bill,  20  j  6  a 

Army  of  Abyssinia,  Vote  of  Thanks,    SJ  6  c 

Chaplains'  Bill,  Ij  %e-^Vi^f-^^j  6  c— 

Uj  8  6— 22j  6« 

'  Control  Department,  11  j  4  d 
EstimateB,  8j  6/ 


—  Medical  Department,  28 J  4  e 

—  Travelling  Allowance,  10  j  4  d 

—  ArtiUeiy  Officers'  Retirement,  28  j  4  c 

—  Practice  at  Portsmouth,  3  j  6  « 
and  Dover,  24  j  6  c 


Artisans'  and  Labourers*  Dwellings  Bill,  10  j 

4  c— 11 J  6  a— 18i  8c— 22j  6d 

Assassination  of  President  Lincoln,  1  a  6  5 

Assessed  Taxes,  21  j  6/ 

Assignee  of  Marine  Policies  Bill,  1^*  8  a — 

3i  8  6— 8 j  7d—16j  6«f— 17i  8  c— 18^'  6/ 

Baby  Farming,  29  j  6  6 

Ball  Cartridges,  14  j  6/ 

Bank  Holidays  and  Bills  of  Exchange  Bill, 

Ij  S  Or— 15 J  6«— 22j  6  c 
of  Bombay  Bill,  IJ  8  a— 7i  6d— 8j  7  a 

—lOj  8  6— 14^-  86 

Bankruptcy  Act  Bill,  Ij    8  a— 3i   8  6— lOj 

3  6— 16j  6e— 18i  6«»— 21^*6  e—22i  6d 

Belfast  Central  BaUway  Bill,  11  j  4  a 

-  Belgravia  and  South  Kensington  New  Boad, 
Bill,  29  j  6  c 

Bell  (James),  Case,  25i  7  a 

Birth  of  a  Princess,  address  on,  lOJ  8  6 — 

lOi  4rf 

Her  Me^esty's  Answer  to  AddresB,  14  J  6  c 


'14  j  Ic 

-  Black  Bod,  his  Fees,  6  a  7  6 

-  Blockade  of  Mazatlan,  18  j  6  e 
Boundary  Bill,  3j'  6  a— 7 j  6  c— 8i  6/- 


6c 


■«i 


Act  and  Scotch  Reform  Act,  21  j  la 
Bridge  at  Dnnkeld,  24  j  6  d 
Bristol  Election,  1  j  8  a — 4j  8 1 


-lOJ  6  6— 
11 J  7a^l6i  7/— 17j  4/     ' 

— ' —  Factory  at  St.  Petersburg,  28i  4  e 
and  North  Somerset  Bail,  24  j  6  c 


British  Museum  Grant,  8j'  7  e 

Shipping  at  Cronstadt,  etc.,  24 j  6  c 


Brougham  (Lord),  Monument  to,  28 J  4  c 

Burials  (Ireland),  Bill,   Ij  QaSj  8  6 — 4j 

8  a— 14;  6  c— 18j  6e— 21^  6  c— 22j  6d 

Business  of  the  House,  21  j  6  e 

Canning  Statue,  24  j  6  c 

Captains  on  the  Reserved  List,  SJ  6/ 

Careless  Ifse  of  Lucifer  Matches,  4j  7  d 

■  Case  of  Adjouri,  Ij  Ic 

>  Case  of  James  Anston,  24,7  ^  <i 

Case  of  Stamper,  and  the  Overseers  of  Sun- 
derland, 10^'  4  c 

Cassoll  (Mr.),  Case  of,  28  j  4  e 

-  Cattle  Plague,  Ouibreak  of,  25 j  la 


Parliament  (continued). 

Ceylon,  21  j  6/ 

Chailier  (M.),  Method  of 'Shoeing  Horses, 

28  J  46 

Chatham  Dockyard,  21i  6/ 

Children,  etc.  Protection  Bill,  11  j  6/ 

-  Church  in  South  AMea,  4  j  6  a 

Church  Rates  Commutation  Bill,  80  j  4  a 

Regulation,  90 j  4  a 

Circular  Delivery  Company  and  the  Com- 
missionaires, 15  j  If' 

Circuits,  the,  28 j  4«— la  66 

City  of  London  Gas  Bill,  IJ  ac^lSJ  6  a 

Ciril  Sendee,  15 j  Ic 

Clergy  Act  of  British  Guiana,  28y  4  6 

Jamaica,  28  j  4  6 

Clerkenwell  Explosion,  15  j  8  a 

Clerks  of  the  Peace  Bill,  (Ireland),  2j  6e— 

3^-  8  6— 7;  8  c— ISj  6  c— I7j  8  c— 24 j  66 

Close  of  the  Session,  1  a  6  a 

CoaKng  Her  Majesty's  Ships,  21^'  7  a 

Coldstream  Guiurds,  10  9*  4  e 

Colonels  in  the  Royal  Artillety,  SO  J  4  a 

•  Colonial  Governors'  Pension  Act  Amend- 
ment Bill,  Ij  8o— lOj  66— llj  la^dOj  4  a 

Shipping  Bill,  18^  8  c— 20j  6  c— 22j  6d 

— 34y  6  6— 26i  6/— 29j  6  a— 80^  4  a 

Colville  (Col.),  80i  4c 

Commissariat  Supplies,  17^  5  6 

Conmiittals  in  Scotland,  l}  7  a 

Committee  Rooms  at  Public  Houses,  28  j 

4c 

Commutation  of  Tithes  Act  Amendment,  8  j 

86 

Compounding  for  Rates,  10 j  4  d 

Compolsory  Chureh  Rates  Abolition  BIS,  4  j 

6  6— 14j  6  a— 26^  8  c 
Presentments  (Ireland^,  8  j  7  c 

Concentration  of  Public  Offices,  14  j  6/ 

Consecration  of  Churchyards  Act  Amend- 
ment, Ij  6  c— 8  J  86 

Consolidated  Fund  Appropriation  Bill,  22  j 

6^— 24i  66— 26j  6/— 29i  6  a 

Consular  Chaplain  at  Naples,  1  a  6  6 

Courts  in  Turkey  and  Egypt,  11  j  7  6 

Marriages  Bill,  1^*  8  a— lOj  4  c— llj  6  a 


16i  6  c 

Contagious  Diseases  Amendment  Bill,  7  j  8  6 

— 8j  86— llj  5  c— 17j  8  c— 18j  6/— 21/  6  c 

Cork  and  Kinsale  Junction  Bill,  30 j  4  a 

Coronation  Oath,  14  j  6  € 

Coroner's  Inquest  at  Monaghan,  21  j  la 

Corrupt  Practices  at  Elections,  8  j  6/— 8  j 

8  6— 7i  6  c— lOi*  4c-lli  6d— 14/  6/— 15/ 
6/— 18  7  7  a— 20/  6  6—23/  4  c— 24/  6  c— 25/ 
7  a— 28/  8d— 29/  6  a— 80i'  4  a— 80/  4e 

Costs  of  Elections,  24/  6  c 

County  Courts,  Admiralty  Jurisdiction  Bill, 

7/  Gc— 8/  6/— 10/  3  6  ^ 

Financial  Boards,  2/  6  c 

General  Assessment  (Scotland),  7/  6  d — 

8/  7  a— 10/  86 

Court  of  Chancery  and  County  Courts,  25  / 

7a 

■  Sessions,  Salaries,  1/  8  a 

Sessions  (Scotland)  Bill,  8/  8fr— 8/  86 

o  2  83 


Par 


PAjLHEB'S  UTDEZ  to  ^'THB  TIHE8**  HBWSPJlFEB. 


[July  1  to 


Parliament  (continued). 

_llj   86— Uj    6/-17J   3  c— 21i   6€—22j 

6d— 24j  6  6— 27j  6  6 
Count    of   Chancery  and    Exchequer   Fee 

Fonda  (Ireland)  Bill,  22  j  6  c— 24^'  6  6 
Jnsticiary  (Scotland)  Bill,  7j  86— 9  j  6  c 

— 15i  6/— 17j  8d— 18j  6/— 21 J  6  c 
— Law  Fees  (Scotland)  Bill,  7j  6  drSj  7  d 

— 10 j  3  6 

Cretan  Insurrection,  25  j  7/ 

Crew  of  the  Jaeknell,  17  j  6  a 

—  Ourragh  of  Kildare  Bill,  Ij  8  a— lOj  4  c— 
14 j  6  c— 16i  6  c 

Cuctoms  Extra  Clerks,  iSj  Sa 

—  Custom  House  Officers,  20  j  6  a — 

Danube  W.  Indian  Steamer,  24  j  6d 

Danube  Works,  Loan,  10  j   6  a— 14j   8  6— 

IB  J  6  a— 20  J— 6  c— 28  j  4  a— 29j  6a--^0i  4  a 

Deaths  in  Coldbath  Fields  Prison,  1  a  6  6 

— ■—  Departments  of  Public  Health  and  Quaran- 
tine, 15  j  7e 
— >  Destruction  of  Crops,  17  j  6  a 
-^»  Devon  and  Cornwall  Bollway  Bill,  2j  6  a — 
26J  6/ 

Dietary  in  Irish  Workhouses,  21  j  7  a — 

District  Church  Tithes  Act  Amendment  Bill, 

14i  6c— 16i  6c— 17j    3c— 18j  6/— 24j  7o 
— 26i  8  c— 29i  6d-80i  4  a— 80j  4  c 

—  Divisions  of  the  House,  Ij  7c 

— ~-  Divorce  and  Matrimonial  Causes  Bill,  15  j 
6  c— 17;  8  c— 18j  6/ 

Drainage  and  Improvement  of  Lands  (Ire- 
land) BiU,  14i  6  c— 14i  8  b—15j  6  c— 16j  8  a 
— 16j  66— 17i  3  c— 18i  7  a— 20j  6  c— 26j- 
6d— 25i  6/— 28i  4  a— 29j  6  6 

Drainage  Provisional    Order  'Confirmation 

IJ  6/— li    8  0^-3  j   6  c— lOi    66— llj  6d— 
22^  6d— 24j  66 

•— -  Duke  of  Argyle,  22  j  6  c 

East  Biding  of  Yorkshire,  3;  6  c 

*—  EcdesiasticJAl  Commissioners*  Bill,  4j  8  a — 
7j  Se—Uj  ^e^nj  Be— IS j^  6/— 21j  6c 
—28;   6  6 

Buildings  and  Glebes  (Scotland)  Bill,  7j 

86— 9i  6  c— 17i  Sd-18J  6/— 21j  6  c 
Courts,  28i  8  d 


•^—  Edmunds  (Leonard),  Case,  80  j  4  6 

—  Education  Betum,  81  j  6  c 
Eel  Weir  at  Boosl^,  24  j  6  d 

~—  Ejectments  Suspension  (Ireland)  Bill,  3  j  6/ 

— 9i  6c 

Electric  Telegraphs  Purchase  Bill,  22  j  6  c 

Bill,  17i  4/— 17i  66— 22i  6  c— 23^  4/ 

— 24i  6  c— 26j  6  c— 28i  4d— 29j  6  6 
— *-  Embassy  House  at  Therapia,  17^  5  6 
«—  Employment  of  Old  Soldiers,  8j  6/ 

of  Soldiers,  21  j  7  a 

Enclosure  Bill,  Ij  6/— 21j  6/ 

Endorsing  of  Warrants  Bill,  4j'  8  a — 7j  8  c— 

lOi  66— 16j  6c— 17i  8d— 18i  6/— 27i  12  6 

Entail  Amendment  (Scotland)  Bill,  10 j  4  c 

— 16j  6  c— 17i  3  c— 18j  6/ 

—  Expenses  of  Witnesses,  2Qj  4  6 
Experiments  at  Shoebuiyness,  20J  6  a 

—  Expiring  Laws  Continuance  BiU,  18  J  6  c*- 
23;  4/— 26j  6d— 28;  4  a— 29j  66 


Parliament  (oontinued). 

—p^  Explosive  Materials  in  War,  24J  6  b 

Fairs  (MetropoUs)  BiU,  3j  Sb--ij  8a— 7j 

8c-.10i  8  6— 14j  6  c— 15i  6  c— 17i  3  c 

Finlen  (James),  Who  is  He?  22 J  6c— 25; 

6/ 

Finsbury  Park,  7  j  6  d 

Flowers  in  the  Public  Parks,  21  j  7  a 

Foreign  Cattle,  10 j  4d^-17j  5  a — 17  j  55 

Market  BUI,  14  j  6/  — 21j  7e—25j  7/ 

Foreshores,  22  j  6  d 

Fortifications,  28  j  46 

France,  Belgium,  and  Holland*  la  6  a 

Franchise,  IBj  6/ 

French  Coasting  Trade,  11     6 

Monitors,  21  j  7  a 


—  General  Police  and  Improvement  (Scotland) 
Act,  7i  8  6— 15i  8  a— 22i  6d— 24j  6  6-25; 

6/ 

—  Governor- General  of  India,  287  6  c 

—  Government  Employes,  17 j  5  a 
of  India  BiU,  4  j  6  c— 9  ;  6  ^— 28i  5  c 


Greenock  and  Ayrshire  Badlway  BiU,  7jSd 

— ^  Greenwich  Hospital,  18  j  7  e 
^—  Gun  Factory,  14  j  6  c 

HolyweU  Street  Notices,  14 j  6  c 

— ^  House  of  Commons  Arrangement,  11  j  6  d 

-  Household  Brigade,  1  a  6  6 

Hudson's  Bay  Company  BiU,  14  7*  6  c — 15 j 

6  c— 17i  18  c— 20i  6  c— 22i  8  6— 23^  4/— 24 j 

7  a— 25i  6/ 

Huggins,  Appointment  of  Mr.,  28j  4  6 

Hyde  Park,  7j  6  d 

Imprisonment    for    Costs   on  a  dismisscJ 

Charge,  22  J  6  d 

of  Mr.  Train,  29 i  6  c 

Incautious  Artillery  Practice,  lOj  4  d 

Income  Tax  Commissioners,  27  j  6  a 

~— »  Increase  of  Military  Expenditure,  lOJ  5d 
BaUway  Fares,  14 j  6  c — 17  j  3  c 


Industrisd  Schools,  7j6e 

Indian  Budget,  22 j  6  c— 24j  Gdr-2Sj  if 

— «•  InequaUty  of  Taxation,  17y  6  a 

Inland  Bevenues  Acts  Report,   Ij  8  a — lOj 

6  a— 26y  6d— 29j  6  a— 30^*  4  a 

— ^  Insubordination  among  the  Volunteers,  lOj 

4d— la  66 
Investment  of  Trust  Funds  Bill,  4J  8«— 

16  j  6  a 

Irish  Church  BUI,  19  j  6  c 

Commission,  11  j  6  c — 24^  6  e  and  d 

Ecclesiastical  Courts,  28  j  4  c 

— ^—  Land  Question,  18  j  8  a 
'  BaUways,  9  j  6  a 
Beform  BUI,  Ij  6/— Sj  6/— lOj  36 

Begistration  BiU,  Ij  7  a— 21  j*  7  6 

State  Papers,  7j  6  d 

Iron-clad  Fleet,  14i  6/— 14^*  7  c 

— —  Irrigation  Works  in  India,  8  j  7  b 

-  Isle  of  Man  Telegraphic  Cable,  22 j  6  c 
Jaeknell  Packet,  lOj  4  c 

Judgments  Extension  BiU,  1/  6/— SJ  6*— 

4  J  edr-Bj  7  d 

-  Knapsacks  for  the  Army,  28  j  4  c 

Land- Writs  Begistration  (Scotland)  BiU,  ij 

8  a— lOj  4  c— 15j  6  c— 17i  3  c 


Sept.  30, 1868.]      f  alueb's  rasEx  to  "  the  tiheb  "  hbwspapee. 


Par 


Parliament  (continued), 

Landed  Property  ImproTemont  (Ireland)  Bill, 

Ij  Sa 

Lands  Clauses,  Consolidation  Act  Amend- 

ment,  7j  Be 

Larceny  and  Embezzlement  Bill,  Ij  Sa — 

8j  8  h—llj  8  b—lBj  6  a— 18 j  6/— 22 j  6  d— 
24j  6  6— 26j  6/— 28j  6  6 

Lea  River  Conservancy  Bill,  10 j  4  c — lij 

6  e—15j  6  e 

Libel  Bill,  2  j  6^— llj   6  a— 15  J  6«— 17i 

3c 
Library  Committee  of  Philadelpbia,  29  J  6  c 

Liquidation  Bill,  Ij  ^f—Aj  6  d— 7 j  6  d— 

15j  8a— 16j  6  6 

Local  Acts,  Nomber  passed  during  the  Ses- 
sion, 4ta  1  d 

Government  Supplemental  Bills,  Ij  6/— 

3i  6  c— 4  i  %dr-Uj  6«— 15i  6  c— 17i  8  c— 
18  J  8  c— 27j  6  6 

Lords'  Amendments,  Ij  8  a 


Locomotive  Engines  (Scotland),  16 j  6  a 

Lodgers'  Property  Protection  Bill,  11  j  6  c 

London  B.  &  S.  C.  Railway,  Ij  6d— 18j  6  c 

Loss  of  the  Garonne t  Ij  1  a 

Lunatic  Asylums  (Ireland),  Accounts  Audit 

BiU,lj   8  a— 8 J   8  6— lOj   66— 16^  6  c— 17i 
3  c— 18;  6/— 21i  6c^23j  4/ 

Mails  to  the  West  Indies,  3^  6/ 

Manufacture  of  Cartridges,  24 j  6  c 

of  Rockets,  21  j  6/ 

>  Marriage  Laws  Commission,  14;'  6  c 

Validity  Bill,  21;  6c— 22;  6d— 27;  6  6 

—28;  66 

Measor  (Charles  Pennell),  Case,  26;  7  a 

Medico-Legal  Inquiries,  4;  6  c 

MedwayRegulationsAct  Continuance  Bill,  Ij 

8  a— 2;  6c— 8;  7  a— 10;  3  6 

Mermaid  (The),  24;  6  c 

Metropolis  Local  Management  Acts,  7;'  6  c 

Regulations  Bill,  7;  6  c 

Metropolitan  Foreign  Cattle  Market  Bill,  4; 

6  c— 8;  7d— 24;  6  d— 24;  7  ar-26j  Sar-27j 

Bo— 26;  8c 

Police  Funds  Bill,  4;   8  a— 8;   86—14; 

6  c— 16;  6  c— 17;  3  c 

and  St.  John's  Wood  Railway  Bill,  8  j   6  c 

-. Military  at  Elections  (Ireland)  Bill,  1;  7/ 

• ConU'ol  Department,  8;  7  a 

Expenditure,  10;  4d 

Knights  of  Windsor,  3;   6c 

Organization,  18;  6  c 

MiKtia  Pay  Bill,  14;   8  6—16;  8  a— 16; 

6  6— 18i  6/--22;   6  d— 24;   6  6 

Mines  Assessment  Bill,  9;  6  a — 16  766 — 

80;  4  a 

Ministerial  EzplanationB,  4;  6  d 

Municipal  Corporations  (Metropolis)  Bill, 

1;  8  a 
Elections  (Scotland)  Bill,  7;  8  6—14;  6c 

—14^  8  6—15;  8  a— 16;  6  6—21;   6  c— 22; 

6d— 24;  6fr-26;  6/ 
. Napier,  Address  in  Answer,  11 J  6  c— 11 

8a 
. Annuity  Bill,  14;  86— 16^  8  a— 16i  66 

—21;-  6#— 22i  6o-24j  66-1  a  66 


Parliament  (eontinwd). 

Napier,  Letter  of  Thanks  for  Vote,  21 J  6  c— 

21;  7  6      • 
(Sir.  R.),  Pension— Royal  Message,  10  j 

3  6—10;  4  c 

Report  on  the  Message,  14;  8  6 


Naturalization  and  Expatriation,  17;  4/ 

Naval  Chaplains,  2;  6  a— 22;  6  6 

Medals,  4;  7/ 

Navy  Estimates,  3;  7  c 

New  Indian  Furlough  Regulations,  22;  6  d 

Law  Courts,  17;   4  0^—17;  4/— 24;  6  c 

—31;  6  c 

Member,  17;  4  a 

Peer,  16;  6c— 28;  3d 

Writs,  3;  6  c— 9;  6  c 

New  Zealand,  Alledged   Craelties   in,  14; 

6/ 


Assembly's  Powers,  8;  86—10;  66—14; 
8  6—14;  6/— 22;  6  a— 24;  6  6 

Company   Bill,    21;    6  c— 22;    6d— 24; 


Legislative"  Council  Bill,  1;  8  a— 8;  6/- 


66 


10;  4  c— 11;  5e 

Medal,  7;  7  c— 28;  4  c 

Non-Regulation  Wads,  29;  6  c 

Non-Traders'  Bankruptcy  Bill,  withdrawn, 

15  j  8  a 
Notices  of  Motions,  1;  8  c— 2;  6  c— 3;  8  c 

_6;  6/— 7;  8  d— 8;  8  6—9;  6  d— 10;  6  6— 

13 J  6  a— 14;  8  c— 16;  8d— 16;  66—17;  60 

—20;    6  c— 21;    9/— 22;   8  6—28;   3  c— 24; 

8  a— 27;  6  c— 28;  4  6— 28;  66— 29;  6  c— 30; 

4c 

Nova  Scotia,  7;  6  c 

OfBcers'  Travelling  Allowances,  16;  6/ 

O'Hanlon  (Michael),  Case  of,  17;  4/ 

Old  Ships  and  Sheemess  Dockyturd,  26;  7  a 

2Qj  46 

Orders  of  the  Day,  1;  8  c— 2;  6  c— 3;  8  c 

—6;  6/— 7;'  9dSj  8  6—9;  6d— 10;  66— 
13 j  6  a— 14;  8  c— 15;  8d— 16;  6  6—17;  6c 
—20;  6  c— 21;  9/— 22;  8  6—23;  3  c— 24; 
8  0^27;  6c— 28;  6  6—29;  6  c 

-  Ordnance  Maps,  80;  4  a 

Overloading  of  Merchant  Ships,  1;  7  a 

Oxford  and  Cambridge  Universities  Bill,  2; 

6ar-23;  4  c 
Palace  of  Westminster,  14  j  6  6 

Parish  Mortuaries,  8;  6  c 

Park  Lane,  17;  6  a— 26;  7  a 

Parochial  Assessment  in  Scotland,  21;  7  a 

Personal  Explanation,  3;  6  c 

Petit  Juries  (Ireland)  Bill,  7;  8  c— 8;  86— 

16;  6  c— 17;  3  c— 18;  6/ 

Petitions,  1;   6/— 2;   6  a— 3;  6  c— 3i  6  c 

_4j  6d— 4;  6d— 7;  6c— 7;  6<i— 8;  6c— 
8;  7  a— 9;  6  a— 10;  3  6—10;  4  c— 11;  6  c— 
11;  6  c— 14;  6  c— 14;  6  c— 16;  6  c— 16;  6/ 
—16;  6  a— 17;  3  c— 17;  4  a— 18;  6/— 20; 
6  a— 21;  6/— 22;  6d— 23;  4  c— 26;  6  c— 
26;  6/— 28;  4  6—29;  6  a— 80;  4  a 

-  Petroleum  Act  Amendment  Bill,  4  J  6  d-^ 
10;  4  c 

Pirn  (Oapt.),  Address,  21;  6/ 

Polling  Places  in  Ireland,  29 jF  6  6 

86 


p.,  PAiMSB's  nroux  to  "  thb  todsb 

PapUament (continued). 01  i  *>    991 

"llj  8b-14j    6/-17J  3C-21J  6«-23j 


Cretan  Inflxurection,  26 j  7/ 

Crew  of  the  Jacknelhllj  5  a        -^  .  .  ^_  i    _ 

Onrragh  of  Kildare  BiU,  Ij  8o— 10;  *c—  1 

I4tj  6«— 16j  6« 

Cofltoms  Extra  Clerks,  18  j  8  a 

Custom  House  Officers,  20  j  6  a— 

Danube  W.  Indian  Steamer,  24j  6d 

Danube  Works,  Loan,  10  j   6  a— 14  j   81)— 

18i  6  a— 20 j— fre— 28i  4  a— 29  j  6  a-30  j  4  a 

Deaths  in  Coldbath  Fields  Prison.  1  a  b  D 

Departments  of  Public  Health  and  Quaiau 

tine,  15i  le 

Destruetion  of  Crops,  17  i  o  a 

DeTon  and  Cornwall  Bailway  Bill,  2j  C  c 

26 1  6/ 

Dietary  in  Irish  Workhouses,  21  j  7  a- 

District  Church  Tithes  Act  Amendmoi 

14--  6e— 16i  6e— 17i    3c— ISJ  6/— 

— 26j  8  c— 29i  6d— 30j  4  a— SOJ  4.: 

Divisions  of  the  House,  1  j  7c 

DiTorce  and  Matrimonial  Causes 

6  c— 17i  Sc— 18j  6/ 
Drainage  and  ImproTement  of 

land)  Bill,  14;  6«— 14j  8  6— 15,? 

— 16i  66— 17i   3  c— 18;   7« 

6d— 26;  6/— 28;  4  a— 29i  <, 
Drainage   Provisional    Or* 

Ij  6/— 1;    8  a— 3;    6  c— K 

22i  6d— 24;  66 

—  Duke  of  Argyle,  22;  6  ^ 
East  Riding  of  Yorkslii' 

—  Ecclesiastical  Comni? 
7;   8  c— 14;   6  c— 17 J 
—28^   6  6 

Buildings  and  < 


Parliamcn* 

l\v 

8  c- 1' 


86—9;  6  c— 17;  3 
Courts,  28;  3 


■  Edmunds  (Leoi 

Education  Ro* 

Eel  Weir  at  T^ 

l^eotments  S 

—9;  6  c 

Electric  Tf' 

Bill,  17 

—24;  6  c— i^ 

—  Embassy 

Emploji 

■  of  So: 


Enclosu:  

■ Endorpi  -     .  — r=— ^   '       , ! 

10;  66-]  ' 

Entail  *                    | 

-i|;6.  .  ..,     /          I 

Expf  ,    .                    I 

Exp. J 

Exp  a — ^^J                                         ^-^ 

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Par 


.^^^     .s  of  Works, 
"^'  29 f  6e— la 
iml,  10  j  4(2 

•106  BiU,22j.6d— 

BiU,    Ij  8  a— 2  j 
.  Ca— UJ  86— 16i 

•^hips,  25  i  7  a 
^v  orship'B  Bill,  10  j  8  & 
//  6  6 

in  Ireland,  llj  7/ 
(Toting  Papers)  Bill, 
..6—17  J  8  c 
.;,  8j8  6— 11J8  6— 14j 
22  J  6  c— 24j  6ft 

.dinent  Bill,  Ij  6/— 7  J  6  c 

_2r  '^^  ^^'^  British  Columbia, 

J.*^"  ),  28i4c 

.  lit,  7j  6  dr-lOj  4  «— I7i  8  d 
uganization  of,  11  j  6d — 18  j  6/ 
1  the  Army,  14j  6/ 
los,  7  J  7  e 

«Jo3tello,  the  Gonyicts,  22^'  6  « 
ply  Bill,  9j  6  a 
.  ileang,  17i  4/— IBj  7  a 
(V  Measures  Bill,  2j  6  a— SOj  4  a 
dies  Bill,  8 J  66—14;  6  c— 18j  6/ 
-29i  6  c 

ur  Cavalry  Barracks,  7j  6  <2 
of  the  Session,  8  a  7  c 
(vhouse  Dietaries  in  Ireland,  11 J  7  a 
Kshops  Begulation  Aet,  ZJ  ^e 
Its  of  Error  in  Criminal  Cases,  4tJ  7d 
nt,  its  Dissolution  and  Be-assembling, 
10/ 

^s  Prorogation  and  Dissolution,  2  «  7  a 
Farther  Prorogation,  16 »  4  c— 17«  10  c 
the  Three-year  Old,  29  j  12  a 
Houses,  Arrangements  to  Improve,  SI  J  6  6 
^iftmentary  Canvassing,  20  a  4/ 
7"  Committees,  Betum  of  the  Number  during 
the  last  ParUament,  21 «  9  o 
—  Debate  on  Japan,  18  a  10  d 
'       Eleotions  Act,  18  a  9  c 
^  election  of  1832  and  1868  compared,  81  a 


Parliamentry  Elections,  in  the  Government  Service 

no  Bar  to  Voting,  6  a  ^f 
FABIJAMENTABT  BFIBIBOHXS  :— 

\*  When  the  speech  of  a  member  is  required 

on  any  partici^  debate,  by  referring  to  the 

aubjeet  under  Pabuaioemt,  it  can  be  seen  at 

once  by  the  reference  answering  to  that  affixed  to 

the  speaker's  name. 

Abinger,  Lord,  SjJSc — 14  j  6  a 

Acland,— ,  Sj  7e 

Adam,— ,4i  8a— 23j  4d— 28i  4c 

Adderley,  — ,  14;   6/— 14i*  7/— 17;   66— 

18;  6/— 21;  6/— 28*  46—28;  6  6 

Agar-Ellis,  — ,  21;  Id 

Airlie,Eari of.  1;  6/— 8J  6d— 7;    66— 8 j 

7a 

Akroyd,  — .  UJ  6  e 

Allen,  — ,  11;  6  e 

Amberiey,  Lord,  7;  7  c— 8  J  7/— 16  J  7  a— 

16;  7  c— 18;  7<^-24;  6/ 
-^  Annesley,  Colonel,  7;'  8  6 
Anson,  Miyor,  7;    7  c— 7;    8  6—9;    6  a— 

10;  5/— 11;  8  0—17;  4  6—20;  6  c— 21;    6/ 

—28;  4  6 
Anstruther,  SirB.,  1;  7  a— 7 j  7a— llj  6<l 

—16;  6/— 17;  4  c— 22i  6<2 

ArohdaU,  Capt,  24^  6  c 

Argyll,  Duke  of,  1;   6/— 8j  6  c— 4;   6/— 

7;  6c^-8;  6/— 11;  6c-ll;  6/ 

Armagh,  Abp.  of,  14;  6  d— 18;  6  c 

Attomey-Gener^,  1;  86—3;  8  a— 4;  7/— 

7;  76—11;  7  a— 15;  7  a— 24;  6  c— 25;  7  a— 
25;  7/— 27;  6  6—29;  6  c— 30;  4  a 

for  Ireland,  1;  7/— 4j  7  c— 21;  7  6 

Ayrton,  — ,  1;  8aT-2;    6  c— 3;    8  a— 4i 

7e^7j  7b— 7 J  :7c— S J  76—9;  6d— 10; 
4  c— 11;  6  <i-ll;  7/— 16;  7  a— 16;  6  a— 
16;  6  6—17;  6  c— 17;  5/— 17;  6  6—18;  7  a 
—18;  8  c— 20;  6i— 21;  7/— 21;  8  a— 22; 
7/— 23;  4c— 28;  4/— 24i  6c— 24;  6/— 25; 
7d— 25i  7/— 25;  8a— 25j  8  c— 27;  6a— 
29;  6  c— 29;  6  c 

Aytoun,— ,  10 j  6/— 22;   7/— 28;   6  a— 

29;  6  c 

-  Bagwell,  -.  IJ  7/-28;  6/ 

Bainee,  — ,  8;    86—20;     66—20;    6  c— 

21;  6/— 22;  8  6 

Bandon,  Earl  of,  8;  6  c— 8;  6/ 

Baring,  T.,  8;  8  a 

Bamett,  — ,  8;  7  <^-10;'  4  d 

Barron,  Sir  H.  W.,  Ij  7  c 

Barry,  Sergt.,1;  8a 

Barttelot,  Col.,  8;  8  a— 8i   7*— lOJ  6/— 

22;  7/ 
Bass,  — ,  1;    8a-4;    8  a— 14;    6/— 20j 

6c 

Bath,  Marquis  of,  8^  6  c 

Bazley,-.l;   7c-3;    7  6-8;    7<i-17; 

6  •—22;    7/— 24;   6c— 26;   7<^-28;   ^6  d— 

29;  6  c 
Beach,  Sir  M..  9;  6  a— 14;  6  c -18;  8  6— 

22;  7/— 22;  8  0^28;  4  6— 28j  5  c— 28;    6  a 

—29;  64— la  6a 

Beauohamp,  Earl,  3;  6  a—Sj  6  d 

Beaumont,— ,7i   6d— 9;    6a— 20;  6c- 

28;  4d-28;  4  c— 24;  6/— 25;  7d— 27J  6 


Par 


fa^meb's  dtdex  to  "the  times"  kewspapeb. 


[July  1  to 


Farliftment  {contmued,) 

Poor  Law  Board  Proyisional  Order  Confirma- 
tion BiU,  16  j  6  6— 26j  6<*— 28^*  4a^29j  66 

Poor  Law  and  Hedical  Inspectors  (Ireland) 

BiU,  3j    Bb—^j   8»— 7j    Be— -ISj   6e— 17j 
8  c— 18i  6/ 

Poor  Rat©  Asaessment,  11  j  6  c — 1  a  6  a 

Relief  (Salary  of  Anditors)  Bill,  4j  8  a— 

16 j  8a— 187  86— 22 J   7/— 27j  6a— 28j  Be 

— 29i  6d— 80i  4  a 
Port  Patrick  and  Belfast,  Ac,  Railway  Bills, 

Ij  86—9;  6  6— 17i  Sd— 18;  6/— 227  6c 
Post  Office  and  the  Halfpenny  Rate,  80j  4  a 

Grant,  8;  7/ 

and  Revenue  Officers,  14j  6  e 


Postal  Contracts,  Qj  7  e 

Preaching  in  the  Anny,  80  j  4  a 

Primary  Ednoation  (Ireland^,  10 j  4  ^2 

Prisons    (Scotland),    Adnunistration     Acta 

Amendment  Bill,  Ij  6  a— 2j  6  c— 8j  6/— lOj 

4  c — II  j  6  e 

Private  Bills,  li  6d— 2;   6  a— 3 j  6  c— 4 J 

.    6d— 4i  6d— «j   7  a— lOj  36— 14j  6  c— 16^* 

6ar-28i  46 

Privy  Council  Reports,  4 j  6  e 

Probate  of  Wills  (Ireland)  Bill,  20  j  6  e 

Promissory  Oaths  Bill,  9j  6  6—10^'  6  6— 

11^*  7a— 17 J  Be 

Prorogation  of  Parliament,  1  a  0\a — I'a  6  6 

PubUo  Business,  17i  4  c— 17j  4/— 18j  8  6 

— 21i  7  a— 29j  6  c 
Public  Departments,  7j  6d— llj  8  6— 15j' 

8  a— 16j  66— 21 J  6c-22j  6  c— 24j  6  6 
Schools  Bill,  Qj  7  6— Uj  8  6— 16 j  8  a— 

16i  6  6— 17j  4a— 21i  6c— 24j  6a— 25j  Od 

—28 J  4  a— 29i  6  c 

Queen's  Plates,  21  j  76 

Robing  Room,  Bj  7  b 

Speech,  1  a  6  a 


Railway  Bills  Passed,  lOy  4  c— 11  j  6  c 

— -  Railway  Companies  Advances  Bill  (Ireland), 

ly  8  a— 3 j  86— lOj  4  c— 14y  6  c— 15j  6  c— 

20  j  6  c— 22j  6  c— 24j  66 
(Ireland)  Acts  ^endment,  11  j  6  a — 15  j 

6«-.l7j8c 

Regnlationfl  BiU,  26 j  7|c— 27j  6  a— 29j 


6a 


Rajah  of  EupurthuUa,  14  j  6/ 
Reformatory  Schools  (Ireland)  BUl,*4j  6  d — 

Bj  6/— 14y  6c 
Registration  BUI,  Bj  B  a— 7 j  5  c— 7 j  6  c— 

Bj  Bf—lOj  4  c— lOj  6  6— 14i  6  c 
(Ireland),  7j  8  c— 23y  4/— 26  j.C/— 28  j 

4  a— 29  J  6  6 
-«-^  ReliglouB  Persecutiou  in  Spain,  21  j  6/ 
>—  Renewable  Leasehold  Convention  Act,  Bj  6/ 

— llj  6  a— 14i  6  c— 15j  6  c 
— ^  Report  of  the  Select  Committee  on  the  Office 

of  the  Clerk  of  ParUamients,  etc.,  31^'  5  c 
Reports  and  Letters  to  the  Admiralty,  24  j 

6c 
— ^  RepubUc  of  Mexieo,  28  j  4  c 

Research  and  the  EyiterprUe,  24  j  6  (2 

-^—  Revenue  Officers'  Disabilities  Removal  Bill, 

Ij  7  c— 14i  6  a— 18j  6/ 
—  Review  at  Windsor,  11  j  G  a 


Parliament  (eontinued). 

Review  of  the  Session,  31 7  8  6 

Ride  in  Rotten  Row,  Ij  7  a 

-  Rinderpest,  27  j  6  a 

■  ■'  in  Hungarv,  4j  6  c 

River  Plate,  28  j  4  6 

Roman  Catholic  Chaplains  in  G-aols,  Ij  1  a 

Royal  Assent  to  BUls,  Hj  5  c— 14  J  6  c— 

nj  8  c— 17i  4/— 1  a  6  a 

Gtm  Factory,  9^  6a— 17?  46 — 20j  Ge 

— —  Irish  Academy,  15^'  7/ 

Institute,  16y  6  a 

Sale  of  Liquors  on  Sunday  Bill,  icithdrmnii 

2Bj  4/ 

Sale  of  Poisons,  Bj  7  c— 11  j  8  6— 16 j  6  a 

— 18j  8  c— 21i  8  c— 22j  8  6—25  6/— 29j 
Bd 

SaUnon  Fisheries  BUI  (Scotland),  3j*  60— 

4j  Bd-Uj  Bh—22j  8  6—27^  6  6— 28^  6i 
— 30i  4a 

Sanitary  Act  Amendment,  9j  Be — 10 j  6i» 

—Hi  8  6- 16 J  7  c— 18 J  6/— 22i  6  c— 24j 
6  6— 25i  6/— 28j  6  6 

*—  St  Mary  Somerset  Church,  London,  BiU, 
20 j  6  c— 22;  8  6— 24j  7  a— 28^  4d— 29j  6d 
— 30y  4a 

Schools  Inquiry  Commission,  18  j  6/ 

Schools  and  Training  Factories,  20  j  6  c 

Scotch  Reform  BiU,  Ij  6  c— 7 j  6  4— 8 j  6/ 

— 8j  8  6— 9i  6  c— lOj  4  c— lOj  4  c— llj  5e 
— llj  7fl^-llj  6  6— 13i  6  a 

Schools,  ij  7d 

Sea  Fisheries  (Ireland)  Bill,  3j  8  6 — 4  J  Bd 

— —  Senior  Staff  Officers  of  PenaionerSy  30 j  4  a 

Service  Medals,  28  J  4  c 

-^—  Sheerness  Dockyard,  24  j  6  c 

Shrievalty  of  Yorkshire,  4  j  6  c 

Sickness  on  the  March,  29  j  6  c 

Slavery  in  the  East,  24  j  6  c 

SUgo  Borough  Improvement  BiU,  10  J  3  6 

-  SmaU-pox  among  Sheep,  28j  4/ 

Smoking  in  paUway  Carriages,  25j7d 

Snider  (Mr.,  the  Ounmaker)^  his  Case,  9j  Ba 

— -  Soldiers*  Orphans,  17  j  4  c 

South  Eastern  &  London,  Brighton  Ss  SooUi 

Coast  Railway,  ly  6d— 17i  4  a— 22  J  6  c 

South  Sea  Islanders,  18y  6/ 

Staff  Appointments,  18j  6/ 

Statue  to  Mr.  Caiming,  21;  6  c 

Statues  in  Westminster  HaU,  lly  5/ 

Summary  of  Proceedings,  ly  9  a — 2j  8  6— 

3y  8/-4J  8  c— 7y  Bf-^j  86— 9 J  86—10; 
6  c— lly  8/— 14j  8/— 15y  8/— 16J  Bdr-llj 
Be—IB  j  8  c— 20y  8  6— 21y  8  c— 22j  8e— 25; 
6  6— 24y  8  c— 25j  Bf—27j  8  <f— 28y  6  c— 29j 
8  6— 30j  6a— Sly  9  6— la  6c 

Supply,  3  j  7  c— 4j  7/-8i   7  e— lOy  5/- 

11  j  8  6— 14j  7/— 16y  7/— 17y  4  a— 17y  4/ 
— I8y.7a 

Survey  of  India,  14 y  Be — 16 y  7  c 

Suspensoiy  BiU — Division   Xdat,   House  d 

Lords,  ly  6  c 

-1 —  Tain,  Provisional  Order,  etc.,  BiU,  lOy  6  6— 
11  j  6d— 18y  6  c— 22y  60— 24i  Bh 

Taxation  of  ]^(ii;gages,  1  a  6  6 

.  Telegraphs  BUI,  7y  6  c 


Sept. 80, 1868.]    palmee's  dtobx  to  "the  times"  hewbpapbb. 


Par 


Parliament  (continued), 

Tenure  and  ImproTement  of  Land  Bfll,  20  j 

6e 

Thirty-flizth  Begiment,  22  j  6  6 

Tithe  Commutation,  etc.,  Bill,  II  j  8  b—15j 

8  a— Uj  66— 2Ij  6«— 22;  6  c— 24j  6  6 

Tities  to  Land  Consolidation  (Scotland)  Bill, 

16 J  66— 22 J  6d— 24J  66— 25j  6/ 

Tornado  (the),  28J  4  e 

Trade  Societies,  and  Combinationa  of  Works, 

Sj  86 

Train  (Mr.),  Imprisomnent  of,  29 J  6« — 1  a 

66 
■  Treatment  of  Prisoners  in  Lreland,  10  j  4td 

-  Treaty  of  Commerce  witii  Anstiia,  8  j  6  e 
Tein-Tsin,  1  a  6  6 

Troops  in  Lreland,  17  j  6  6 

at  Sandhurst,  28  J  4d— 29;  6o 

Turkish  Bailways,  7  j  6  d 

Turnpike  Acts  Continuance  BiU,  22j.6d— 

24 J  66— 29i  6  a 
Trusts  Arrangements  Bill,    Ij  Sa — 2j 

6e— Sj  86— lOi  6  a— llj  6  a— 14j  86— 16j 

6«— 17i  8  c— 21i  6/ 

Turret  and  Broadside  Ships,  25  j  7  a 

Uniformity  of  Public  Worship's  Bill,  10  j  8  6 

Union  with  Ireland,  1  a  6  6 

University  Education  in  Ireland,  llj  7/ 

University  Elections  (Toting  Papers)  Bill, 

2j  6«— lli  6/— 16j  6  c— 17j  8  c 
Vaccination  (Ireland),  Bj  8  6— 11 J  8  6— 14  i 

8  6—16/  8  a— 18;  6/— 22;  6  c— 24;  66 

Vagrancy,  14;  6« 

Vagrant  Act  Amendment  Bill,  1;  6/— 7;  6  c 

8;  6/ 
Vancouver's  Island  and  British  Columbia, 

14;  7  c— 17;  6  6 

Volunteers  (The),  28;  4  e 

War  Department,  7;  6  d—lOj  4  «— 17;  Zd 

Office,  Re-organization  of,  11;  6<2 — 18;  6/ 

Rockets  in  the  Army,  14;  6/ 


Warlike  Stores,  7;  7  c 

Warren  &  Costello,  the  Convicts,  22;  6  a 

Water  Supply  Bill,  9;  6  a 

Ways  and  Means,  17;  4/— 18;  7  a 

Weights  &  Measures  Bill,  2;  6  a— SO;  4  a 

West  Indies  Bill,  8;  66—14;  6c— 18;  6/ 

—28;  66—29;  Se 

Windsor  Cavalry  Barracks,  7;  6  d 

"     -  Work  of  the  Session,  8  a  7  « 

Workhouse  Dietaries  in  Ireland,  11;  7  a 

Workshops  Regulation  Act,  3;  6  e 

Writs  of  Error  in  Criminal  Cases,  4;  7  <l 

Parliament,  its  Dissolution  and  Be-assembling, 

28  a  10/ 
its  Prorogation  and  Dissolution,  2  «  7  a 

Further  Prorogation,  16  «  4  c — 17  #  10  c 

the  Three-year  Old,  29;  12  a 

' Houses,  Arrangements  to  Improve,  31;  6  6 

Parliamentary  Canvassing,  20  a  4/ 

Committees,  Return  of  the  Number  during 

the  last  Parliament,  21 «  9  a 

Debate  on  Japan,  18  a  10  d 

•  Elections  Act,  18a  9c 

Election  of  1832  and  1868  compared,  81  a 

7e 


Parliamentry  Elections,  in  the  Government  Service 

no  Bar  to  Voting,  5  a  4/ 
PABIJAMENTABT  BFSB0HX8  :— 

%*  When  the  speech  of  a  member  is  required 

on  any  particiUar  debate,  by  referring  to  the 

subject  under  Pabuaicsmt,  it  can  be  seen  at 

once  by  the  reference  answering  to  that  afl^d  to 

the  speaker's  name. 

Abinger,  Lord,  8;\6c— 14;  6  a 

Adand, — ,  8;  7c 

Adam,  — ,4;  8  a— 23;  4d— 28;  4  c 

Adderley,  — ,  14;   6/— 14;   7/— 17;   66— 

18  j  6/— 21;  6/— 28;  46—28;  6  6 

Agar-Ellis,  — ,  21;  7d 

AirlicEarlot  li  6/— 8J  6d— 7;    66-8^ 

7a 

Akroyd,  — ,  14;  6  e 

Allen,  — ,  11;  6  c 

Ambetley,  Lord,  7;  7  c— 8 J  7/— 16  J  7  a— 

16;  7  c— 18;  7  a— 24;  6/ 

Annesley,  Colonel,  7;  8  6 

Anson,  M%|or,  7;    7  c— 7;    86—9;    6  a— 

10;  6/— 11;  8ar-17;  46—20;  6  c— 21;    6/ 

—28;  4  6 
Anstruther,  SirR.,  1;  7  a— 7;  7a— llj  6d 

—15;  6/— 17;  4  c— 22;  6<2 

—  Archdall,  Capt,  24;  6  c 

Argyll,  Duke  of,  1;   6/— Sj  6  c— 4;   6/— 

7;  6d— 8;  6/— 11;  6  c— 11;  6/ 

Armagh,  Abp.  of,  14;  6  d— 18;  6  c 

Attomey-Gener^,  1;  86—3;  8  a— 4  J  7/— 

7;  76—11;  7  a— 16;  7  a— 24i  6  c— 25;  7  a— 

25;  7/— 27;  6  6—29;  6  c— 30;  4  a 

for  Ireland,  1;  7/— 4i  7  c— 21;  7  6 

Ayrton,  — ,  1;  8aT-2;    6  c— 3;    8  a— 4; 

7  c— 7;   76— 7;;  7  c— 8;    76—9;    6d— 10; 

4  c— 11;  6  d— 11;    7/— 16;    7  a— 16;     6  a— 

16;  6  6—17;  5  c— 17;  6/— 17;   6  6— ISJ  7  a 

—18;    8  c— 20;    6i— 21;   7/— 2Ii   8o— 22; 

7/— 23;  4  c— 23;  4/— 24i  6  c— 24;   6/— 25; 

7d— 26;   7/— 25;    8a— 25J   8c— 27;    6a— 

29;  6  c— 29;  6  c 
Aytoun,— ,  10 j  6/— 22;   7/— 28;   6a^ 

29;  6  c 

—  Bagwell,  -,  1;  7/-28i  6/ 

Baines.- ,  3;    8  6—20;     6  6—20;    6  c— 

21;  6/— 22;  8  6 

Bandon,  Earl  of,  8;  6  c— 8j  6/ 

Baring,  Tm  8  j  8  a 

Bamett,— ,8;  7<^-10j  4d 

Barron,  Sir  H.  W.,  Ij  7  c 

Barry,  Sergt.,  1;  8a 

Barttelot,  CoL,  8J  8  a— 8i   7*-10;  6/— 

22;  7/ 
Bass,  — ,lj   8  a— 4;    8  a— 14;    6/— 20i 

6c 

Bath,  Marquis  of,  8 J  6  c 

Bazley,— ,1;   7c-3i    7  6—8;    7d^l7j 

6  •—22;    7/— 24;   6c— 25;   7<^-28;  'Sd— 

29;  6  c 
Beach,  Sir  M.,  9;  6  a— 14;  6  c -18;  86— 

22;  7/— 22;  8  a— 28;  4  6— 28i  5  c— 28;    6  a 

—29;  6d— la  6a 
Beauohamp,  Earl,  3;  6  a — 8j  6d 

—  Beaumont, —,  7;    6d— 9;    6  a— 20;  6  c— 
28;  4d-28;  4  c— 24;  6/— 26;  7d-^»7i  66 


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PALHSB'8  IKBEX  TO  "  THK  TIMES  "  KEWSPAPEB. 


[Tnly  1  to 


Farliamentary  Speeches  (continued), 

Bentinck,  — ,  2  j    6  c— 8^   76— 29  J    6<J— 

30  j  4  h 

Berkeley,  H.,  4j    86— lOj   4  c— 23j  '4d— 

25i  7/ 
Blake,  — ,   Ij     7/— llj     7d-26j    7e— 

27j6a 

Bouverie,  — ,  Ij  7  c— Sj    7  6— 3j    8  6— 7  j 

6e— 7i  7  6— 7i  7  <?— 9  j  6  6— 10  j  4«— 10  j  6  a 
— lOj  6  6— llj  6d— 15j  6/— 18;  76— 20j 
6  c— 28i  4  c— 237  4/— 24;  6d— 24j  6<?— 24j 
6/— 28j  6e^— 29j  6  c 

Bowyer,   Sir  George,  Ij    76—7;    6  e— 7 j 

8  6— 8;  8  a— 9;  6  6— 16;  7  a— 18;  7/— 21; 
76—22;  8  6—28;  4  c 

Bright,  Jacob,  17;  6d— 26;  7« 

Bmee,  — ,  9;  6o— 11;  ,S  6—16;    6  6—17; 

66—17;'  6/' 

SirH.,  17;  6  a— 21;;7c 

Buccleuch,  Duke  of,  22;  6  d 

Buckingham,  Duke  of,  4;    6  a— 7i  ,'6  ^—8; 

6  c— 14;  6  c 

Burrell,  Sir  P.,  26;  8  c 

Buxton,  — ,  28;  4d— 28;  4  c 

SirT.F.,  8;  86 

Cambridge,  Duke  of,  3;  6  c— 11;    6  6—17; 

8c 

Oamoys,  Lord,  1;  6  d — 14;  6  c 

OandliBh,  — ,  7;  6  c— 8;  7  c— 8;   8  a— 10; 

4c— 14;  7  c— 14;  7/— 15;  7  c— 17;  4c— 17; 

6  c— 18;  7  c— 21;  7/— 24;  6/— 26;  7  c— 25; 

7  c— 26;  8  a— 28;  4  6—28;  4  c— 28;  5/ 
Canterbury,  Abp.,  4;  6  c— 10;  dd 

CardweU,  — ,  3;\7  d— 18 j    7a— 18;    76— 

28;  6  6 

CarUsle,  Bp.  of,  tj  6S-10J  8/ 

— -  Carnarvon,  Earl  of,  3;  6  c— 4;  eor-lj   6/ 
—8;  6c— 8;  6c 

Carter,  Bonham,  20;  6  c— 23;  4/— 24;  6/ 

Cave,  Stephen,  1;  7  a— 16;  7/— 16;    6  a— 

14;  4  a— 17;  6  a— 25;  7  c— 25;  7d— 27;  66 
—80;  4  a 
Cecil,  Lord  E.,  4;  7  c 

Chambers,  M.,  1;    7  c— 8;    8  a— 7;  7  6— 

8j  7/— 11;  6c— 11;  7  a— 14;  7/— 14;  7/— 
16;    6/— 16;    6  a— 18;    7  a— 18;    8  6—28; 

6/ 
T.,  22;  7/— 22;  8  a— 28i  5  c— 28;    5/ 

Chancellor  of  Exchequer,  1;  7  c — 7;   6  d — 

7;  6  c— 7;'  76—7;  8  6—8;  7  c— 8;  7/— 9; 
6a_10;  4d— idj  6  a— 15;  7  c— 15;  8  a— 
17;  5  6—17;  6  c— 17;  6  6—20;  6c— 21;'  86 
—22;  6  c— 22;  6'c— 22i  7  c— 28;  4  c— 23; 
4  c— 24;  6c— 24;  6  d— 25;  7/— 26;  8c— 27; 
6a— 30;  4a— la  6  6 

Cheetham,— ,4;  7  c— llj  7/— 17j  6  c 

Chelmsford,  Lord,  1  j  6/— 8  j  6  c— 11  j   6  a 

— 14j  6  c— 18 j  6  c— 18 j  6/ 

Childers,  — ,  8j   6/— 8j  7  c— 8  j   7/— 7j 

8  6— 8  j  86— lOj  4d— lOj  6  c— 10  j  5/— 14j 
7  c— 14j  8  0^15  j  7  c— 15j  7/— 17j  4/— 18j 
7/— 20j  6  c— 22j  7  c— 23j  4  c 

Clanricarde,  Marquis  of,  1  j   6d— Ij   6c — 

7j  66— 8 j  6/— 11  j  5/— 14j  5/— 14j  6 

Olaxendon,  Earl  of,  15  j  6  c— 21  j  6  d 


Farliamentary  Speeches  (continuefl). 

— 17j   6e— 20j  6d— 28j   4  c— 24j    6  c— 25; 

7<i— 25j  8  a— 27j  66— 28t*  4  c 
Cleveland,  Duke  of.  1;     6  c— 8  j    6«— 14; 

6/— 18j  6/ 

Clinton,  Lord,  llj  5/— 22  j  6d 

Clive,  — ,  4  j  6  c— 9  ;  6  a 

.  Cochrane,  BaiUie,  15  j  7  c— 17  j  4  a — 18;  7c 

Cogan,  — ,  4j  7  c— 21  j  7  a— 21;  7  c 

Colchester,  Lord,  7  j  6  d 

Colbrooke,  SirE.,3j  8  6 

Coleridge,  — ,  2  j  6  d 

ColUer,  Sir  R.,  3j  86— 7  j  6/— 7  j  76—10; 

4  c— 11  j  6  d— 16 j  6  6—28;  4  d 

Cork,  Earl  of,  10  j  3  6 

Corrance,  — ,  3  j  8  a— 4  j  6  c— 9  j    6  a— 20; 

66— 20j  6  c— 23j  4  c— 25;  7  c 

Cowen, — ,  17  j  6  c — 27  j  6  a 

Cowper,  — ,  1  j  7  o— 8j  7  6—14;  6/ 

Earl,  14j6c 

Cranworth,  Lord,  jlO  j    8J6— 15j    6  c— IB; 

6/— 21j  6  c 

Craufard,  — ,  3  j  8  6 

Crawford.  — .  8j  7  c— «j  7/— lOj  6 a- 21; 

7  c— 21j  8  c— 22j  7/— 24j  6/ 

Cremome.  Lord,  1;  8  a 

Davenport-Bromley.  — ,  llj  8  6 — 14 j  6/ 

De  Grey,  — ,  8  j  7  d—llj  3  d— 25;  8  6 

Earl,  llj   6,c— 18;    6d— 24;    6  a— 24; 

6  c— 25j  6  c 

Denbigh,  Earl  of,  18  j  6  c 

Denman,  Lord.  1  j  6/"— 8j   6  c — 10 j  46— 

29J66— 31j5c 

•  Mr.  — ,  7  j  7  6— 10 j  4  d— 16  j  6  6—29;  6 1 


Olay,— ,  Ij  7  c— 7; 
88 


7  6—7;  7  c— 16j  7  c 


Dent,  — ,  21  j  7/ 

Derby,  Earl  of.  8  j  5/— 4  j  6/— 4  j  6  c— 10; 

4a^llj  5/— 14j  6d— 21j  6  c 
Devon,  Earl  of,  15  j   6  c— 21  j   6  c— 24;  66 

Dillwyn,  — ,  18 j  8  6 

Disraeli,—,  Ij  7c— 3j  6/— 3j  8  6 — 4;  7c 

— 4j  7/— 7j  7a— 7 j  7d— 8j  7  d—Sj  7/- 
10 j  4c— lOj  4d— llj  6d— llj  7a— llj  8 a 
—llj  8  a— 14 j  6  a— 15 j  7  a  and/— 17;  4  c— 

17  j  4/— 17  j  5  d— 17  j  6  a— 17  j  6  c— 18  j  7a- 

18  j  7  c— 18j  8  6— 20j  6  6— 20j  6d— 21j  7* 
— 21j  7  c— 21;  7d— 21j  7/— 21j  8^-23; 
4  c— 28j  4  c— 23j  4/— 24;  6  c— 24j  6/- 25; 
7  6— 26j  7c— 25j  8c— 28j  4d— la  65 

Dixon,—,  3j   8a— 7 j   6c— 25j  7  6—25; 

7c 

Dodson,  — ,  24  j  6/ 

Ducane,  — ,  3j  7  c— 14j  8  a— 18;  7  c— 31; 

7a 

-  Duff,  Grant,  2j  6  a— 4  j  7d— 28;  Sd 
W.,  21  j  7/-28J  8  a 

Dufferin,  Lord,  llj  5  c 

Duneombe,  Adm.,  3  j  6  c 

Dunne,  Gen.,  lOj  4/— lOj   6/— 10;  6a- 

17  j  4/— 21j  7  6— 24j  6  c— 27j  6a— 28j  4c 

Ebury,  Lord,  21  j  6  c 

Edwards,  Sir  H.,  llj;8  6— 21j  7  a 

Egerton,  A.,  llj  7/ 

Elcho,  Lord,  7j  8  6— 9  j  6  a — 10 j   4rf- 

10 j  5  a— lOj  5/— llj  8  6— 16j  6  a— 17;  4f 
—17 j  4*-17j  6  c— 18;  6/—20J  6^-1* 
66 


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Par 


Parliamentary  Speeches  (continuedj, 

Ellenborocgh,  Earl  of,  SJ  5/ 

Enfield,  Viscount,  4j  7  c— -7  j  6(f 

Erskine,  Adm.,  Ij  7  a — Sj  7  c 

Esmonde.  — ,  1 J  7  c— Ij  8  a— 21j  7  6 

Eversley,  Lord,  3  J  6  d 

Ewing,  B.,  18/  7  e 

Exeter,  Marquis  of,  18  j  6  d 

Eykyn,  — ,  Sj  6  e 

Fane,  Col.,  llj  Bb 

Eawcett,  — ,  7j  7e—llj  7/— ISJ  7  6— 18j 
7a— 18j  86— 20i  66— 20i  6  c— 23j  4  c— 23 J 
4d— 24j  6«— 24j  7  a— 25  J  7  a 

FerguflBon,  Sir  J.,  3 j  8  6— lOj  6  6 

Floyer,  — ,  14  j  6«— 21j  8  c— 26j  7  6 

Foljambe,  — ,  8  j  8  6 

Fordyoe,  — ,  16  J  6  a— 17j  hd 

Forster,  W.  E.,  \j  8  a— 3  j  6  c— 8/  7  6— 

17  ••  4/— 18i  6/— 18j  86— 21 J  7  a— 21j  8  a 

—53 J  4  c— 28i  4d— 23j  4  c 

Fortescue,  ChichcBter,  Ij  7  h—2j  6  6— 21j 

7  6— 21j  7d 

Earl,  Ij  6d—Uj  Bf—Uj  6  c— 16j  6  c 

— 24j  6  a 
French,  Col.,  4J  7f—Sj  7  e—Sj  7/— 15; 

8a 
Freshfield,  — ,  10  c  6  a— 17i  5  c— 25j  8  c 

Galway,  Lord,  3j  8  6— 13j  8  c— 22/   8o— 

23/  4  c 

Gaselee,  Sergt.,  3/  6  c— 3/  7d—7j  76— 

9/6  6—10/4^^-10/  6  6—11/  6c— 11 /7a 
—16/   7  6—16/    6  a— 17/    4/— 20/   6  c— 21/ 

8  c— 23/  4  c— 28/  4  c— 24/  6d— 30/  4  a— 
30/  4  6 

.  Gibson,  — ,  17/  4  c— 17/  6  a— 17/   6  6— 

17/  6d— 17/  6c-21/  8  6—24/  6d— 25/  7  c 
—25/  8  a— 25/  8  c 

GUpin,  — ,  4/  7  c— 17/  6  o— 17/  6  d— 23/ 

4  d— 25/  7  d— 27/  6  6— 29 1'  6  c 

Errata  in  Speech,  6/  6/ 

Gladstone,  Rt.  Hon.  W.  E.,  1/  7  dr-Zj  7  a 

—4/  6c— 7/  7  a— 10/  4d— 10/  6  a— 15/  7  a 
—17/  6  c— 17/  6  a— 18/  7  a— 18/  7  c— 18/ 
8  6—20/  6  c— 21/  7  a— 21/  7  c— 21/  7d— 21/ 
8  a— 22/  6  c— 22/  7  c— 24/  7a^26/  6/— 26/ 
7/— 25/  8  6—26/  8  c— 28/  4d— 28/  6  a 

Gloucester  and  Bristol,  Bp.  of,  14/  6  d 

Goddard,  — ,  3/  6  c 

Goldney,  — ,  7/  7  6—8/  76—10/  4  c— 10/ 

6  a— 11/  6d— 14/  7  6 

Goldsmid,  Sir  F.,  11/  6  c— 18/  7  a— 20/  66 

—20/  6d 

Gore,  W.  G.,  24/  6<i 

Gorst,- ,  14/  6/— 15/  7  a— 18/  7  a— 21/ 

6/ 
GoBchen,  — ,  4/  7o— 17/  6  a— 17/   6  c— 

21/  8  a— 21/  8  c— 22/  7  a— 26/  7/— 26/  8  a 

—26/  8c 
Granville,  Earl,  1/  6  c— 3/  66—4/   6/— 

7/  6cr— 8/  6  c— 11/  6  c— 14/  6/— 14/  6  6— 

14/  6d— 24;  6  a— 26/  6d 
Graves,  — ,  1/  7  c— 3/   6/— 8/  7  c— 14/ 

7  6—14/  7/— 14/  8  6—20/  6  a 
. Gray,  Oolonel,  9/  6  a 

Sir  J.,  1/  8  a— 16/  7/— 17/  4/— 

18/  80—21/  7  c— 22/  7d— 28/  6a 


Parliamentary  Bpeeohes  (continued), 

Gregory,  — ,  14/  6/— 15/  7/— 17/  6  a 

Greville-Nugent,  Ool.,  18/  8  6—21/   76^ 

21/  7d 

Grey,  Earl.  1/  6  c 

Griffith,  D.,  8/   6/— 4/  8  a— 7/   7a^-8/ 

7  c— 10/   4  c— 10/  6d— 11/   7  a- 14/    6  c— 

16/  6/— 18/  7  a— 18/  8  6—20/  6  a— 27/  6  6 

—la  66 
Gnmey,  Russell,  7/  7  c — 11/  7  a — 16/  7  c 

—17/  6  c— 18/  7  a— 28/  66 
Hadfleld,  — .  17/  6  c— 21/  7  c 

Halifaz,  Viscount,  3/6  c— 4/  6  d 

Hamilton,  Lord  0.  J.,  3/  8  6—21/  7  d— 

27  j  6  6 
Hankey,  T.,  9/  6  c— 20/  6  c— 22/  8  a 

Hardcastle,  — ,  26/  7  a— 1  a  6  6 

Hardinge,  Viscount,  11/  5/— 11/  6  c— 18/ 

6d 

Hardy,  G.,  1/  76—2/  6  c— 3/  6  c— 3/  8  a 

—4/  6  c— 7/  6c— 9/  6a— 9/  6  6—10/  6  a— 
11/  6  c— 11;  8  6—15/  7/— 16/  6  a— 16/  6  6 
—17/  5  a— 18/  6/— 18/  7  a— 18/  86-20/ 
60-22/  ^dr-^j  8  a— 23/  4  c— 23/  4  c— 24/ 
6d— 25/  6/-26/  7  a— 26/  7  c— 28/  4  c— 
28/5/— la  66 

Harrowby,  Earl  of,  4/  6  a— 26/  6  c— 28/ 

4a 

Hartington,  Marquia  of,  7/  8  6—10/  6  a — 

10/  6d 

Hay,  Lord,  9/  66—14/  6/ 

Sir  J.,  3/  6/— 3/  7  c— 14/  8  6—21/  6/ 

Hayter.  — ,  14/  6/ 

Headlam,  — ,  4/  7c--8/  7d— 11/  6  ti- 
ll/ 86—21/  7  c— 23/  4  c— 24/  6  c— 24/  6/ 
—26/  7/— 25;  8  6 

-  Henderson,  — ,  9/  6  a 

Henley,— ,4/  6/— 7/  7a— 8/  7  6—8/  7c 

—16/  7  a— 17/  66—18/  7  a— 18/  8  6--20/ 
6  6—21/  7/— 21/  8ar-22/  7/— 23/  4«f— 
24/  7  0^25/  7  c— 26/  7d— 26/  86—27/  66 
—29/  6d 

Lord,  11/  6  c 

Henniker,  Major  — ,  4/  7  d — ^26/  8  c 

Herbert,  Gen.,  7;  8  6 

Heygate,  — ,  8/  7  <i— 11/   8  a— 15/  7/— 

21/  7d— 21/  7  c— 23/  4td 
SirF„23/  4  c 


Hibbert,  —,3/  8  6—9/  6  a 

Hogg,  Col.,  9/  6  c— 26/  7  a— 28/  6  c ' 

Hope,  Beresford,  2/  6  a  and  6 — 4/  8  a — 20/ 

66—20/  6d— 23/  ^e—^ij  6/— 26/  7c 

Horsfall,  — ,  8/  8  a 

Horsman,  — ,  8/  8  a — ^21/  7  c 

Hotham,  Lord,  1/  7  c — 17/  4  c 

Houghton,  Lord,  4/  6  6—14/  6/— 24/  6  a 

—26/  6  c— 28/  4  a 

Howard,  Lord  E,,  1/    76—22/   8  a— 28/ 

Be 

Howes,  — ,  4/  8  6—10/  6  6—26/  7/ 

Hughes,-,  18/  6/— 30/  4a 

Hurst,  — ,  28/  6  a 

Hutt,  Sir  W.,  18/  7  c 

Jervis,  Ool.,  7/  6  d-^/  7»— 10/  4/-16/ 

8a-17/  4d-17/  6d 
Mijor,  17/  6  c 


far 


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[July  1  to 


Parliamentary  Speeohea  (continued). 

Jerroiae,  Sir  J.  C,  16  j  7e— 17i  6  6— 21j 

Karslake,— ,  7j  7  c— 18J  7  c— 22j  7  c 

KendaU,  — ,  9j  6o— aij   7/— 25j  7d— 

27  j  6  a 

Kennedy,  — ,  Sj  6/ 

• Kimberley,   Earl  of,  8j  6/— lOj  46— llj 

6/— UJ    6  c— 16j    6«— 18j    6  c— 21j    6  c— 

22  j  ed 

King,  Looke,  24  j  6/ 

Kinglake,  — ,  20  j  66— 28j  4  c 

Kionaird,  — ,  IJ   7  6— 18j  8fr— 22j  6<^- 

82i  7/— 22;  8  a— 24 J  6d— 28j  4  c— 28^  Bd 

— 28i  6  a— 80j  4  a 
- —  Knatohbnll-HugosBen,  »3j  7  c— 7 j  7  a— 7i 

7  c— 9;' 6*-lli  6l^-16j   66— 23  j  4  c— 24 j 

6c 

Knight,  — ,  lOi  6  a— 18i  86 

Knightley,  Sir  B.,  21  j  8  c— 2dj  4  c 

Knox,  Oolonel,  24  j  7  a 

Labouohere,— ,  Ij  8  a— 4    8  a—  8  J  7  c— 

lli  7  a— 17i  6  c— 18j  7a-<,22j  7/— 22;  8  a 

^23  j    4(^-28  7  4c-24j  6/-24J  7a-25j 

7a 

Iiaing,  — ,  26i  7  d-27j  66— 28 J  616 

Laird,  — ,  14j  7  c 

Lang.27j  66 

Lawrence,  Aid.,  8j  7/— 8j  8  6— UJ  6  c— 

17 j  4/— 21i  6/— 24i  6c— la  6a 

LawBon,  — ,  21  j  7  c 

Layard,— ,3;  6  c— Uj  76 

Leatham,  E.  A.,  2  j  6  d 

—  Leeman,  — ,  8j  8  a— 4;  7  c— 20j  6  c— 22j 

7  6— 23i  4d— 24j  6/— 26j  76— 26i  7<J— 
27;  6  a 

. Lefioy,  — .  11;  8  a— 21;  7  c 

—  Leiiiini,  Earl  of,  21;  6  c— 26;  6/ 

Lennox,  Lord  H.,  2j  6a— 3;   7c— 8J  7d 

-4;  7/-14;  7c-14j  7/-21;  6^-21;  7  a 
—22;  6d— 22;  6  c— 24;  6  c— 26;  7  a 

Leslie,  Ool.,  7;  6d 

LoveKm-Goirer,    22 j    7d— 22;     7/'-27; 

66 

LewiB,  H.,  18;  8  c— 21;  6/— 22;  7/— 22; 

8  a— 24;  6/— 28;  6  c— 30;  4  a 
Lichfield,  Earl,  8;  6  c 

LiddeU,  — ,  3;  7<i— 9;  6  a— Wj  7  c— 14; 

7/— 16;  66—18;  7/— 20;  6c— 24;  6  d— 26; 

7a^26j  7/ 
Locke,— ,1;   8a— 3;   86—10;   6a— 18; 

7  a— 20j  6  c— 21;  7/— 26;  8  a— 26;  8  c 

London,  Bishop  of,  10;  i  a — 14;  6  d 

Longford,  Earl  of,  ^j  Bf-^J  6/— 11;  66 

—17;  3  c  and/— 18;  €d 

Lopes,  — ,  7;  6/— 24;  6/— 26^  7d 

Lord  Advocate,  1;   7  a— 3;    86—4;   7d— 

10;  4  c— 16;  6/— 21;   7  a— 21;  7  c— 24;  Qd 

28;  6/ 
Lord  Chancellor,  1;  6/— 3;  6  6 — 4;  6  c— 

4;  6c— 8;  6-c— 8;  6/— 10;    3  6—10;   3d— 

10  j  46—11;  6  c— 11;'  6/— 14;  6a^l4;  6d 

_15j   6  c— 16;   6/— 17;   3  c— 18;    6/— 21; 

6  c— 21;  6  c— 22;  6  c— 22;  6  d— 24;  6  a— 25; 

6  d— 28;  3  c— 28;  4  a— 29;  6  a^Slj  6  c 
Lowe,  — ,  4;  6^—7;  7  d-8;  76-8;  7d- 


Parliamentary  Speeohea  {eontinned), 

8;  7  c— 11;  86—16;  7  a— 16;  6ar-18j  7  a 
_20;  66—26;  8  6—28;  66 

Lowther,  J.,  7;  7  c— 8;  7  6—11;  7  a — 15; 

7  a— 18i  7  a— 20i  6d— 23;  4d— 23i  4/— 
24;  6  c— 25;  8  c— 27;  6  a 

Lusk,  Aid.  1;  7  c— 3;  7  c— 4;  8  a — 8;  7^ 

—8;  Tf— 8;  8 1^-10*  6/— 14;  7/— 15;  7/- 
16i  6a— 18;  8a— 22;  7c— 25;  7a — 25;  Id 
—27;  66—28;  5d 

Lytileton,  Lord,  4;  6  6—7;  66—14;  6  dr- 

18;  6d— 21;  6c— 24;  6a— 24;  6fr— 25;  Bd 

Lyreden,  Lord,  1;   6/— 4;  6  d— 7;'  6  6— 

8j  7  a— 25  J  6  c— 29;  6  a 
Maokinnon,  Oapt.,4;  7f—Uj  ^f—Tlj  6/ 

—22;  6  d— 28;  4  6 
Magnire,  — ,  IJ  7a^lj  76— 15i  7a^l7j 

6  6—21;  7  c— 22;  8  a— 22;  8  6— 25j  7  c 
Mahnesbury,  Earl  of,  1;  6/— 3;  6  c — 3;  66 

—4;  6d— 7;  6  c— 10;  3  6—10;   4^—11;  5e 

__llj  6/— 14;  6  d- 18;  6c— 21;  6  c— 21;  6f 

—24 J  6*— 26;   6/— 28;  3d— 28^    4a— Sl^j 

60^29;  66 
■  Errata  in  Speech,  26;  8  c 

'—  Manehester,  Doke  of,  10;  3  6 

-  Manners,  Lord  John,  ij  la — 3j  6/— 7; 
6d— 8;  7  6— Uj  6d— 14;  6/— 17;  5  a— 17; 
6  c- 21;  6/— 21;  76— 21i  8a 

Marlborough,  Dnke  of,  3i  6  c— 7;  6d— ^; 

7a-14;  6  c— 18;  6/— 21;  6  c— 24;  6  a— 25; 

6d— 29;  6  6—31;  6  c 
- — -  Marsh,  — ,  8;  8  a— 8;  7  6—10;  6/ 

Martin,  — ,  20;  6  d 

MaxweU,  Sir  W.  Stirling,  21;  7  a 

— -  Mayo,  Earl  of,  1;  7  a— 10;  4d— 11;  7o— 

16;  8  a— 17;  4/— 17 J  6  a— 17;    61^—18;  8a 

—20;   6  c— 21;  7a^21;    76—21;    7d— ^4; 

6c— 24j  6d— 28j  4c— la  6  6 

M'Kenna,  Sir  J.,  11;  7/— 24;  6  c 

— -^  McLaren,  — ,  3j  8  6^^;  7/— 10;  4c— 11; 

8  6—14;  7  c— 23;  4  c— 25;  7/— 26;  8  6—28; 
6/— 29;  6  c— 30;  4  a 

Meller,  — ,  3;  8  a 

Melly,— ,2J    6  c— 21;   7/— 23i   4  c— 34; 

7a 

Melville,  Viaoount,  11;  6  c — 11  j  6  c 

Merry, —,23;  4  c 

Mill,  J.  S.,  1;  8  0—7;  7  a— 7;  7  6—8;  7<: 

— 8j  7/— 9;  6  6—10;  4  c— 11;  6/— 15;  6f 
—16;  lor^llj  6ar-l8;  7  a— 18;  8  6— 20jf 
6  c— 20;  6d— 22;  6d— 22;  6  c— 23;  4  a- 
23;  4  c— 24i   6  c— 24;  7  a— 26;   7  c— 25;  7d 


-27;  6  a— 28;  6  a 

-  Mills,  r     • 


,  Remington,  9;  6  a 
MUton,  Visoonnt,  4;  6  c— 8;  7/— 14;  7*- 

17;  6  6—20;   6  c— 23;  4d— 24;  6/— 25;  7  c 

—28;  4c— la  66 

Minto,  Earl  of,  3;  6  a 

Moflatt,— ,  4;  6  c— 17;  6  6—26;  8a-25j 

86 
. Monk,— ,  1;    7c— 1;    7c— llj    6e— 15j 

7  c— 17;    6  6—17;    6  c— 18;    7fr— 20;    6fl- 

24;  6/— 26;  7c— 26;  7/— 28;  4c— 29;  6i 

Monsell,  — ,  1;  7  6—7;  6d— 10;  5/— U 

6d— 18;  7a— 21;  7d— 22;  7/— 23i-  6c 

—  Montaga,  Lord  R.,  3;  6c— 4;  6c— 8;  7r 


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Parliamentary  Speeches  (continued), 
—lOi  4d— 16j  6  a— 17i   Ba—llj  5b—25j 

7  a— 26i  7/— 25j  8  a— 25/  8&— 27/  6  a-- 
28/  4/ 

Montrose,  Duke  of,  1/  6  e — ij  5  e — 25  j  6  c 

— 29i  66 

-  Mowbray,  — ,  8/76 

Neate,  — ,  1/  7  6—2/  6  d— 7  j  7  6—8/  7  6 

—10/  6a— 15/  6/— 15/  7/— 17/  4/— 20/ 
6d— 21/  6/— 21/  8  6-22/  7/— 23/  4d— 
23i  4«— 24/  6e— 24/  6/— 25/  7/— 25/  8  a 
—28/  6  a— 29/ 6  d—1  a  6  6 

Errata  ia  Speech,  3/8  6 

Nelson,  Earl,  28/  3d— 28/  4a 

NeTille-Grenville,  — ,  4/  8  a— 21/  7/ 

Newdegate.  — ,  1/  7  6—2/  6  <Z— 4/  8  6—7/ 

6«— 7/    7  c— 8/    7  6—9/    6  6—17/   5<i— 18/ 

8  6—21/  7  c— 22/  7/— 22/  8  6—24/  6/— 24/ 
7ar-25;  7d— 27/  6a— 29/  6  c— 29/  6d 

Noel  — ,  1/  8  a— 17/  6  c 

Normanby,  Marquis  o^  7^  6  a 

North,  CoL,  4/    7  c— 7/    8  a— 8/    7d— 8/ 

7  c— 10/  4/— 10/  5  c— 17/  4  c— 21/  7ar-21/ 

8  a— 27/  6o— 28/  4/ 

Northcote,  Sir  S.,  1/  8  a— 3/  7  c— 4/  6  c— 

7/7c— 8/7  6— 9/  6^—14/  6  c— 14/  6/— 
17 j  3/— 18/  8  6—22/  6d— 22/  6  c— 24/  6  c 
— 24/6  (i— 28/  4  c— 28/  4/— 28/  6  c— 29/ 
6c 

Norwood,  — ,  17/  6  a— 17/  6  6—22/  7d— 

25/ 7/— 27/  6  a— 27J  6  6 

G'Beirne,  — ,  1  j  7/— 3/  6/— 4/    7  c— 10/ 

4  4—11;  7  a— 14/  7  c— 14/  86—17/  4  c— 
17/  6  a— 18/  8  a— 20f  6  a— 23/  4  c 

O'Brien,  Sir  P.,  1/  7  6—10/   4  c— 16/  6  a 

—18/  6/— 21/  7c— 21/  Id 
•         O'Connor  Don,  the,  15/  8  a 

O'Loghlen,  SirC,  1/  7  a— 1/  7  c— 2/  6  c— 

4/  7  <l— 7/ 7  a— 8/  86—9/  6  a— 20/  6d— 
21/  76—24/  6  c— 26/  7  c— 25/  7d— 25/  8  c 
—27/  6  6 

. Oilbome,  — ,  11/    6«— 28/  4  c— 28/  4  c— 

28/  4c 

Otway,— ,1/  7c— 3/  7/— 4/    7/— 7/  8  6 

—9/  6  c— 11/  6(1—14/  6/— 21/  6/— 22/  6  c 
— 28/  4  6—1  a  6  a 

OTerstone,  Lord,  10/  36—18/  6  c— 24/  6  a 

—25/  6d 

Oxford,  Bishop  of,  1/  6  c— 4/    6  6—4/   6  d 

— lOj  46— 15j  6  c 

Padrington,  Sir  J.,  3/  6/— 7/  6  d— 7/   7  c 

— 7j8  a— 8/  7  0—10/  4d— 10/  6c^lO/5  c— 
10/  6/— 11/  6d— 11/  8  a— 14/  6/— 16/  6/ 
17/  46—17/  4  c— 17/  4  c— 17/  4/— 20/  6  a 
—21/  6/— 21/  7  a— 22/  6  c— 24/  6  c— 28/ 
46— 28j  4c— 28/  4c— 29/  6c— 30/  4a— la 

^^ 

. Paget,  T.  T.,  17/  6  c 

pA,  Sir  L.,  17/  6  c— 18/  7  a 

.  PfOmer,  Sir  B.,  7/  76—7/  7<^— 16j  7  6— 

18  j  7  c— 25/  8  c 

Parker,  Major,  23/  4  c— 26/  7c 

Parry,-,  7/  6d  ,. 

. Patten,  Col.  Wilsotf,  20/  66—27/  66 

. Paull,  — ,  11/  86—16/  7  c— 16j  6  6 

^.*-  Peel,  General,  10/  6  c 


Farliaznentary  Bpeeohea  (continued^, 

Peel,  J.»  11/  7/ 

Pemberton,  — ,  3/  7  c— 26/  7  a 

Philips,  B.  N.,  22/  7  c 

-  Portman,  Ijord,  1/  6  d — 11/  6  a 

Potter,  E.,  22/  7  d 

Powell,— ,2/    6a— 3/    6c— 7/   7  6—16/ 

7  b— 22 J  8  6—23/  4  c— 28/  6  c— 29/  6  c 

Bamsay,  — ,  4/  7  drSj  7/— 17/  3  c 

Bavensworth,  Lord,  7/  6  c 

Bawlinson,  Sir  H.,  9/  6  6— 17/  3  c 

Bead,  — ,  4/  6  6—9/  6  a— 15/  7/— 17/  5a 

—21/  86—27/  6  a 

Beade,  — ,  16/  7/ 

Reardon,  — ,  18/   86—20/   6  c— 24/  6/— 

28/  6  c— 29/  6  c— 1  a  6  6 
Bedesdale,  Lord,  1/  6<i— 1/  6  c— 7/6  c— 

7/6(^-8/   6/— 8;'   7  a— 10/    8  6—11/6/— 

14/  5  c— 14/  5/— 17/   3  c— 18/  6  c— 22/  6  c 

—22/   6d-24/  66—25/  6/— 28/  4  a— 29/ 

66 
Bichmond,  Doke  of,  1/  6  c— 14/   6/— 14/ 

6  c— 17/  3  c— 22/  6  c— 22/  6d 

Bipton,— ,  20/  6d 

Boebuck,  — ,  11/  6<i-28/  4/— 28/  4  c 

Bomilly,  Lord,  10  j    3  6—16/    6e— 18t  6/ 

—22/  6c— 28/  3d— 28/  3/— 29/  6a 

Boyston,  Lord,  14/  7c 

Bnssell,  A.,  17/  6  a 

Sir  0.,  17/  66—22/  6  c— 26/  6/ 

Earl,  3/  6  d— 3/   66 — ij  |6d— 4/  6i 

—7/  6  c— 8/  6/— 10/  8  6—10/  4  a— 10/  4  c 
_11  j  6  e— 28j  3  d 

Salisbury,    Marquis    of,    4/  6  c — 4/    6  6 — 

8;  6  c— 10/  3  c— 14/   6  c— 22/  6  c— 24/  6  6 

Salomons,  Aid,,  10/  6  a— 14/  8  6—16/  7/ 

66 

Samuda,— ,  3/  7/— 14/  7  6—14/  8  a 

Sandford,  — ,  7/  7  c— 11/  6  c 

St.  Aubin,  — ,  9j  6  a— 28/  4  6 

Sohreiber, — ,  11/  6d— 14/  6  c— 23/  4/ 

Solater-Booth,  —,3/  6/— 4/  7/— 8/7c— 

B/  7/— 8/  8a— 11/  8  6—14/  6c— 14/  7c— 15/ 
7e— 16/  7/— 17/  6  0—17/5  6—18/  6/— 18/ 
8  a— 20/  6  a— 20/  6d— 21/6/— 21/  7  a— 22/ 
8  a— 24/  6d— 28/  46—29/  6  c 

Seely,— ,14/  7  a— 21/  7  a— 24/  6  c— 24/ 

6d— 26/ 7  a— 2§/46 
Selwin-Ibbetson,  — ,  21/  8c— 25/  8a . 

-  Seymour,  Admiral,  18/  So — ^28/  46 

Shaftesbniy,  Earl  of,  10  j  3  6—11/  6  a— 17/ 

8  c— 24/  6  6—28/  3  d— 29/  6  6 

Shaw-Le&vre,  8/  7/— 21/  7  o— 26/  8  6 

Sheridan,  — ,  4/  7/-4/  8  o— 9/  6  «— 10/ 

4d-17/  4o— 18/   8  a— 26/  7d— 27/  6  a— 

28/  46 
Smith,  J.  B.,  2/  6  a— 17/  6  6—17/  6d— 

24/  6d— 26/  7/ 

Smollett,  — ,  3/  8  a 

SoUdtor  Oeneval,  9/  8c— 7/  7  6-^-7/  te- 
ll/ 6d— 16/  6/— 16/  7o— 16/  66—17/  if 
—18/  70—20/  66—20/  6c— 23/  ^d— 23/ 
4  c— 24/  6c-24/  6c— 24/  6/— 24  7a 

Somerset,  Duke  of,  28/  4  a 

Speaker,  The,  29/  6  c 

'  — *  Spencer,  Earl,  11/  6  a — 


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PALMEB's  DTDEX  to  "the  times"  ITEWfiPAPEB. 


[July  1  to 


Farliamentory  Speeohes  (continued). 

Stacpoole,  — ,  27  j  6  o 

Stanhope,.  Earl,  10 j  4  a— 11 J  5  e—llj  6/ 

-  24  J  6  a 

Stanley,  Lord,  Ij  7  c— 4 f  6  6— 4  j  8  a— 7  j 

Bd—lOj  6a— llj  7e—l7j  4/— 17;  6a— 21  j 
6/— 24i  6  c— 25i  7  a— 26  J  7  f— 28/  4  b— 28  j 
4  C—2BJ  4  f — 1  a  6  a 

Stanley  of  Alderley,  Lord,  IJ  6e 

Stirling-Maxwell,  Sir  W.,  21j  7  a 

Stratford  de  Bedcliflfe,  Lord,  21  j  6  c— 24  »  6  a 

—28  j  4  a 

Stratheden,  Lord,  7j  6  e—21j  6  c— 24J  6  c 

Strathnaim,  Lord,  17  j  8/— 29^  6  h 

Stuart,  Col.,  10 j  60^-187,'  8&— 22j  86— 

25j  7d 

Surtees,  — ,  28  j  6  a 

■• Sykes,  Col.,  4j  7  d—4J  8  0—8;  7  b—9j  6  5 

— 16  jf  7/— 17i  4  c— 17j  6  d— 22i  7/— 25i  8  a 
—28j  4h—28j  4  e—28j  6  d—29j  6c— 1  aT6  b 

Synan,  — ,  Ij  7  b—lj  7f—Sj  7e-^9j  6  6 

— UJ  8  a— 18j  8  6—21;  7  6—227  7/-287 
6e 

Taunton,  Lord,  Ij  6e—llJ  Bf—Uj  5e— 

14;  6/ 

Taylor,  — ,  10;   4^—17;*   Sc—18J  [8b— 

24  j  7  ar-28j  6  a 

Tite,  — ,  7;  6(1—17;  6  a 

Torrens,  M'Cullagh,   7;  6d— 18;  8  c— 23; 

4  c— 29;  6  c 

Townfthend,  Marqnis,  llj  be 

Tracy,  H.,  3;  7  6—3;  7d 

Treeby,  — ,  14;  7/— 16;  7« 

Truro,  Lord,  II J  66—18;  6  c 

Turner,  C,  22 J  7/ 

Vance,—,  21;'  7o— 21;  7  6—21;  7e—22j 

6  c— 26;  7  c 

Vemey,  Sir  H.,  1;  7  d— 3;  6/ 

Vernon,  Lord,  1;  6  c 

VilUerB,  — ,  3;  8  6—22;  8  a— 22;  86—28; 

6  c— 28;  6  a 

Vivian,  Capt.,  10;  4d— 10;  4f—UJ  6  c— 

16  j  8a--17;  4  c— 27;  66 

Waldegrave-Leslie*,  — ,  16;  7/— 21;  7  a 

"Walpole,  — ,  8;  7  6— 14j  8  6—29;  6  c— 29; 

ed 

Warner,  — ,  28;  4  e 

Watkin,  — ,  17;  4  a— 21;  86—22  ;  7/ 

^—  "Weguelin,  — ,  1;  7  a 

-  Westbury,  Lord,  IJ  6d— 1;  6/— 10^  3  6— 
26;  6c— 17;  3d— 22;  6d' 

- —  Wertmeath,  Marquis  of,  11;  Bf—I4j  6tf— 
21;  6  c 

WhaUey.  — ,  28;  4c-28;  6/ 

Whitbread,  7;   76—7;   7  c— 15;  6/— 18  J 

7  o— 20;  6  c 

White,  — ,   10;   4d—llJ  |6c— 20;   6  c— 

24;  6/ 

Wykeham-Martin,  P.,  1;   7  c— 1;*  7  «- 7; 

7  6—8;  7  d 

Wyld.  — ,  8;  7/— 8^  8  a— 10;  6/— 16i  7/ 

— ly  8  a— 20;  6  c— 22;  8  6—30;  4  a 

Wyndham,  P.,  8^  7  c— 9;  6  a— 16;  66— 

18;  8  c— 22i8a— 28i  66 
-  Wynn,  — ,  8 1  7  6 
York,  Abp.,  4;  6  c— 10;  4d 
92 


PameU  (John)  on  the  Temperature  on  the  Sajmnit 

of  Snowdon,  21 »  6  6 
Parsons  (John),  a  Convict,  his  Curious  Case,  7; 

8c 

(P.  M.)  on  the  Millwall  Shield,  20;  10/ 

Partnerships  Dissolved,  1;  6  a — 4;  8  6 — 8;  6  a— 

11;  6  c— 16;  6  a— 18;  6a^22;  6  a— 26;  6  a 
—29;  6/— la  4a— 5 o  4/— 8a  4c— 12a  4/ 
—16a  7/— 19 a  4d— 22a  4c— 26a  4a^29a 
7c— 2»|4d— 6«  4e—98  6a— 12»  4d— 16* 
4/— 19«  4  c— 23»  4  c— 26*  4/— 30»  4  c 

Partridge  Shooting,  2  8  10/ 

Partridges  in  ComwaU,  28  a  10/ 

Patent  Office  Museum  and  Library,  4;  10/ 

Patents,  Number  taken  out  in  the  past  Year,  1  >  9; 

Patriotic  Assurance  Company  of  Irelaxid,  6  «  8/ 

Fund,  16;  6  c 

Patti  (MdUe.),  Marriage  to  Marquis  de  C«ax,  at 
Clapham,  80;  7  d 

Pauperism,  Annual  Return,  10;  10c 

Cost  of,  28  a  8/ 

in  England,  Year's  Betura,  26 «  8  e 

Midsummer  Return,  12  $  8/ 

Monthly  Return,  4;  11/— 29;  6  c 

Pavements  ought  to  be  kept  in  Clean  8t«te,  17; 

10  c 
Payment  of  Rates  for  Votes,  18;  5/ 
Peabody  (George),  National  Testimonial  to,  from 

Congress,  26  a  8  d 
Peacock  (J.  F.)  on  Building  Societies  and  Stamp 

Duties,  22;  12/ 
Pedler  (George  S.)  on  Accidental  Poisoning,  21; 

^/ 

Peel  (Lieut.-Gen.)  on  the  increased  Aixnj  Ex- 
penditure, Is  7c — ^22 #  10c 

Speech  at  BamBay,  26  »  10  c 

River  Company,  9;  7  6 

Peerage,  Abercom  (Marquis)  to  be  Dnke  of 
Abercom,  11  a  6/ 

Feversham  (Baron)  to  be  Earl,  etc.,  25;  6a 

-  Napier  (Iieut.-Gen.  Sir  Robt.  C.),  to  be  Banm 
Napier  of  Magdala,  16;  6  a 

Neir  Duke,  Marquis  of  Abereom,  6a  9a 

Pell  (J.  E.)  on  Female  Emigration  to    Canada, 

81;  12  6 
Pemberton  (L.  Leigh)  on  the  East  Kent  Eleetics, 

28a  7c— d«  7c— 4«  10a 
Pendred  (H.  W.)  on  the  Abergele  Railway  Aeddent, 

Is  10c 
Peninsular     and      Oriental    Steam     Navigatkni 

Company,  1;  12  d— 26  a  5  a 
Pem^  Receipt  Stamp,  Gross  Income  of,  80  4/ 

Savings  Banks,  12  s  6  a 

Perilous  Position  of  Four  Men  at  Ramsgate,  2ff 

10  a 
Perkins  (0.  G.)  on  the  Eclipse  of  the  Bon,  14  # 

6  6 
Permissive  Bill,  Great  Meeting  at  Carlisle  Park  in 

Favour  of,  6;  lid 
Perowne  (Rev.  E.  H.),  not  Professor,  20  a  9/ 
Peny  (Edv.)  on  the  Factory|AotB  in  South  Btaffnd- 

shire,  29;  9/ 
Persia,  Report  of,  26;  12  a 
Persian  Mail,  its  Robbery,  eto.,  27  a  5  e 
Pern  and  Ecuador,  Trade  in,  16«  7  c 
Earthquake  in,  see  Eastbquaxxs. 


Sept.  30, 1868.]     pai<heb'b  index  to  "the  times"  sewspapkb. 


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PenmAn  lioan^-^NoQibers  of  Bonds  to  be  Paid 

Oct.  11,  6  j  5  a 
Peterborough  (6p.  of),  Health  of,  13  a  7  a— 20  a 

9/ 

Funeral,  31a  7/— 4«  8« 

Petition,  Extraordinary  from  a  Oonvict,  Ij  8  c 
Petrie  (P.)  on  the  Irish  Church,  8  j  5  b 
Petroleum    Accidents,  and   Heating   Boilers   by 

Steam,  5  s  8  a 

Pactoiy  of,  6  cwt.  on  Fire  at  Buda,  18  *  8  6 

as  Fuel  for  Locomotives,  7  s  10  a 

New  Act  about,  24a  5  & 

New  Order  on  the  Camnge  of,  25  «  4/ 

Origin  of,  16  »  7  c 

Professor  Hitohcock's  Description  of,  28  a  4tf 

a  Valuable  Insecticide,  13  j'  6/ 

Pettit  (Edwin  A.),  Fall  of  an  AvaUnche  at  Cha- 

mounix,  28^'  10  « 
Philanthropic  Society  at  Bedhill,  ^  s  10  a 
Pbilharmonio  Concerts — Visit   of   H.  B.  H.  the 

Prince  of  Wales,  etc.,  Ij  9/— 22  j  3  e 
Photogiaphy,  Improved  Paper  for,  6  «  8  a 
Physicians'   Prescriptions  and  Dispensers*  Duty, 

24  j  9/ 
Boyal  College  of,  22  j  11/— 31j  11  c— 11  a 

Pierce  (Dr.  Evan)  on  the  Abergele  Inquest,  15  «  9  & 

Pike,  Voracity  of  the,  27  a  9c 

Pleasures  of  Wapping,  10 j  7/ 

Plumptre  (E.  H.)  on  the  Irish  Church,  80  «  9  <? 

Pilchards,  5  a  5  &— 15  a  11 «— 28  a  5  Or— 7  $  11a 

—24  s  hS 
Poem :  Longfellow  in  England,  by  C.  E.,  8  J  12  e 
Poisoning,  Hospital  Doctors  and  the  Police,  24  z 

8d 
Poison,  Kew  Act  on  the  Sale  of,  14  a  7  e 
Poachers,  Desperate  Affray  with,  at  Burton  Grange, 

6i  6/ 
Poland,  and  the  American  Consul  at  Zurich,  10  « 

8e 
the  Caar's  Visit  to  Warsaw,  15  «  8  « 

—  the  Emperor  of  Bnssia  in,  10  «  8  « 

-^—  Inauguration  of  a  Monument  to  commemorate 
their  fint  Struggle  for  Independence,  25  a 
8& 

—  the  Emperor  of  Hnssia  at  Warsaw,  the  City 
illuminated,  30  «  7  d 

■  Miscellaneous  News,  15  «  8  « 

the  Monument,  25  a  d  c 

the  Poles  and  the  Russian  Orders  about  the 

Cattle  Plague,  10«  8« 
Students  of  all  Creeds  to  join  in  the  Bussian 

Prayers,  18  «  7  6 
POIiIOE :— 
Allestone,  James,  and  George  Hairis,  for 

Assault,  26  «  9/ 
Alien,  CaUierine,  and   Charles  Prince,  for 

Forgery,  etc.,  11  j  11  e 
< Henry,  for  being  Principal  in   a  Prize 

Fight,  1 «  9  «— 2  «  9  e 

James,  and  Joseph  Mitchell,  for  Assault, 


21;  lie 

—  Amos,  Stephen,  and  John  Smith,  fox  Steal- 
ing, 11a  9e 

—  Annoyance  from  the  Dogs  retained  at  the 
Stations:  Application  of  a  Besident,  16  s  9/ 


Polioe  (cofi<tiui«d>. 

Appleby,  Boberi,  and  John  Hayes,  for  Steal- 
ing. 22j  11/ 

Joseph,  for  Bohhery,  15  a  11  e 

Application  of  a  Mother  for  the  Corpse  of 

her  Child,  distrained  for  Bent,  29  «  9/ 

Application  to  compel  a  Man  to  refund  the 

Parish  for  burying  his  Wife,  30 1  9/ 

Application  to  remove  a  Corpse  for  Burial, 

20  a  11/ 

— —  Archer,  William,  for  Stealing,  24  «  9  e 

Archibald,  John,  and  Samuel  Parsons,  for 

Garotting,  4  a  9  d 

Arnold,  Thomas,  for  Assault,  29  j  11  d 

William,  for  Stealing,  2«  9/ 

Arthridge,    Geo.,  and  Wm.    Leonard,   for 

Stealing,  9;  11  h 
Asker,  Policeman,  for  Assault,  dUharged, 

21a  9<!— 22  a  9/ 
Assing,  John,  and  Others,  for  Assault,  1  s 

9« 
Aston,  Biohard,  and  Thomas  Israel,  for  Bur- 
glary, 15 a  lid 
Atkinson,  William,  and  Richard  Warren,  for 

Stealing,  1  a  9  e 

Austin,  William,  for  Burglary,  18  s  10  b 

Avery,  William,  for  Bobbery,  11;  11  d 

Bailey,  Joseph,  for  Bobbery,  4*9/ 

Baird,  David,  for  Wilful  Murder,  18;  9/ 

Baker,  Bichard,  for  Bobbery  with  Violence, 

18;  11/ 
Wm.,  and  Geo.  Bentley,  for  Assault,  18  a 

9e 

Sarah,  and  Eliz.  Thompson,  for  Vagrancy, 

22  a  9/ 

Ballantyne,  Jas.  Edw.,  for   Manslaughter, 

17a  9e 

Barlow,  Bev.  Thoe.  Wooton,  AjQQOUation  Caaa, 

6a  lid 

Barnard,  Edw.  George,  for  Detention  of  Pro- 
perty, 25  «  lid 

Stephen,  for  Assault,  6;  11  e 

Barnes,  Philip,  for  Obtaining  Diamonds  by 

False  Pretences,  26 a  9 e — 9 8  9e 

Barrett,  Geo.,  for  Assault,  1 «  9/ 

Barron,  Jane,  for  Assault  and  Bobbery,  7  a 

9e 

Barton,  John,  for  Embezzlement,  12a  9  £ 

Bobert,  for  Assault,  20  a  11/ 

Baxter,   William,  and  others,  for  Assault, 

16;  11/ 

Williato,  for  Stealing,  9;  11  c 

Bayford,  W.,  for  Assault,  26  a  9tf 

— -*-  Beard,  George,    and   others,  for   Highway 

Bobbery,  17  «  9/ 
Bedford,  Geo.,  and  others,  for  Obstruction, 

15<  9e 
Bedwell,  Henry,  for  Fraud,  81  j  lle^lOa 

11  e 

Behrands,  John,  for  Drunkenness,  5  a  9  # 

Bell,  David,  for  Burglary,  14  a  9e 

BeUchamber,  Geo.,  for  Throwing  Stones  on 

a  Bailway,  IBs  10b 
Benatar,  Edward,  for  Fraud,  11a  9e— I8a 

9« 

Benham,  James,  for  Drunkenness,  1 «  9/ 

98 


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FALHEB  B   INDEX  TO  "THB  TIMES       HEWBPAPEB* 


IdJMXy  X  W 


Folioe  (continued). 

Benson,  Hemy,  and  J.  Henry  Watson  and 

their  WiTes,  for  Bhoplifting,  8  a  9  d 

Betting  ProsecutionB  at  Canterbniy,  14  «  9/ 

Bevan,  Thos.,  and  Oharlee  Woodstock,  for 

Stealing,  21  s  11  e— 24«  9  e 
Bilbow,  Sankh,  for  Attempted  Snidde,  15  $ 

9e 
Billings,  Wm.  and  Mary  Ann,  for  Borglaiy, 

27a  9f 

Bird,  Harriet,  for  Stealing,  19  «  9  e 

Wm.  H.  M.,  and  John  Stean,  for  Assault, 

21  j  lie 
-*—  BisgroTe,  William,  and  others,  for  HTnrder, 

12a  lOe 

Blackbnm,  Edward,  for  Oraelty,  It  9e 

Blaaey,  John  Wm.,  for  Bobbery,  fj  11  d 

Bolton,  Arthur  Edward,  for  uttering  a  Forged 

Oheok,  29«  9e 

John,  for  Assault,  12  «  9  « 

Bond,  Thomas,  for  Assault,  14  i  lld—20J 

II  a 
Borrett,   Wxlliflm,   for    Horsewhipping  his 

Wife,  24 «  9/ 
■  ■      '  '    Bubsoription  for  his  Wife,  28  9  11  c 
Bosh,  Theodore,  for  Criminal  Assault,  Sj 

lid 
Boswell,    Thos.,   and   others,  for   Picldng 

Pockets,  7  s  11  <i 
"x —  Boucher,  Henry  and  William,  and]  Edward 

Nightingale,  for  Stealing,  809  9/ 
Boolet,  Alford,  for  Sacrilege,  18  $  10  &— 26  s 

9e 
BoTingdon,  James,  for  neglecting  to  Yaoci- 

nate  his  Chfld,  81  a  9/ 

Bower,  John,  for  Murder,  7  a  9  e — 10  a  11  c 

— —  Box,  PhiHpp,-  for  Infringing  the  Building 

Act,  8a  9(2 
Boynton,  — ,  Bakery  ibr  not  marking  his 

Bread,  24j  9/ 

Bradley,  120  H,  for  AssauIt,Uli  11  d 

-»—  Bramley,    John,    for   not  Vaceinatihg   his 

Child,  19»  9/ 
•— ^  Bread  Machinery  Company,  for  Infringement 

of  the  Companies*  Act,  11  a  }.l  e — 17  a  9  e — 

81  a  9  e 
— —  Brenshawe,  John,  for  €farotting,  21/  11  d 

Breshaam,  Daniel  Martin,  Assault,  6  a  9  e 

— *-i  Budge,  George,  for  Ill-treating  a  Sheep,  25J 

lie 
— —  Bridges,  Elizabeth,  for  SteaKng,  7s'  11  (^ 
Brigenshaw,  William  Bamaby,  for  Stealing, 

11 «  9f 

Brinsley,  Oakley,  for  Robberies,  26  «  9  / 

.     ■    ■    and  Helena  Kadyzman,  for  ^bbeiy,  22 » 

9/ 

—  Broad,  Henry,  for  Assault  on  the  Police,  22  a 

9/ 

—  Brooks,  Henry,  for  Drunkenness,  16  j  11/ 

William  and  Caroline,  for  Starring  their 

Children,  81  i  il  e-^lh  a  11  d 

Brown,  Ann,  and  Catherine  M'Nami^  for 

Assault,  18y  lid 

Edward,  for  Cruelty,  ^  a  9f 

-^» —  Edw.  Henry,  and  Thomas  Holding,  for 

Drunkenness,  238  9  6 
94 


Folioe  {continued), 

Brown,  Elizabeth  and  others,  for  nnlawfol 

PoBsession,  29 »'  He— 10a  11 « 

George,  for  Stealing,  IJ  11/— 12#  9  d 

and  others,  for  Stealing,  &e.,  29  a  11  tf 

Frank,  for  Fraud  and  Forgery,  19a  9  « 

■  John,  for   keeping   ft   Boom   for    Cock- 

fighting,  26  «  7  e 

John,  for  Stealing,  18  a  9/ 

William,  for  Fraud  and  Assault,  15  s  9  « 

William,  for  Assault,  29  »  9/ 


Buckley,  Benj.,  for  Stealing,  22  e  9/ 

Burbridge,  James,  for  Stealing,  4 s  9e 

Burgins,  Charlotte,  for  Bobbery,  22«  9tf— 

25«  lOd 
— ^  BurHson,  William,  for  Stealing,  15  s  9« 

Bum,  Samuel,  for  Assault,  Sj  11  d 

Bush,  Thomas,  for  Stealing,  4  «  9  e 

Butchers,  Thirty-Two,  at    Shrewsbury,  for 

Nuisance,  2J  6/ 
^  Butler,  George,  for  Bobbery  and  Ass&ult,  22  s 

9/ 
Thos.  Henry, 'for  Bailway  Offence,  25  o 

9e 
^—  Bygraye,  Bichard,  for  Cmeltyt  5  s  9/ 
Byrne,  Augustus,  for  TTnlawftd  Fossesaion  of 

Fire-Arms,  9$  9e—128  9dr-ld8  9e — 26«  9e 
Cftb-DriTer*s    Application  for  ft    Bnznmoss 

against  a  Cab  Proprietor,  98  9 f 

Fares  outside  Badins,  Decision,  18  s  106 


—  Cain,  James,  for  having  bad  Meat  for  Sau- 
sages, Ba  9d 

for  Possession  of  Bad  Meat,  26  a  9/ 


Cakebread,  Alfred,  and  John  Wm.  Oriffiihs, 

for  Assault,  21  j  lie 

Campin,  William,  for  Stealing,  27  a  9  e 

Card,  Maty,  for  illegally  Pledging  two  Sew- 
ing Machines,  28  9 f 

Carney,  Emma,  for  Assault,  10  j  9  b 

Carpenter,  Matthew,  for  Stealing,  4 J  11  j 

— —  Carroll,  Dominique,  for  Assault,  10  «  9  e 

Casey,  James,  and  others,  for  Begging,  1  a 

9e 
^-^^  Castleman,    Fred.,    and    Wm.    Atkins,  for 
Cruelty,  18 a  9^ 

Chatfield,  John,  for  Bobbery,  81^  11/ 

^—^  Charlton,  Charlotte,  for  Attempted  Suicide, 
17  j  9e— 18j  11/ 

Cheddar,  Alfred,  for  Wilfril  Damage,  S2f  9« 

Chitty,  Sarah,  for  Felony,  21 »  He 

-^— —  Clark,  George,  for  Stealing  an  Apple,  19/ 

Clarke,  Stephen,  for  Neglecting  his  Familj, 

19«  9/ 
■  Jas.  Henry,  for  Fraud,  19a  9e 

• — ^  Clemee^,  Mr.,  Application  to  hsTe  a  Case  of 

Nitro-GIycerine   remoyed  from    his  Prenises, 

48  9e 
Cleary,    Jeremiah,  and   John     Gra^,   f<^ 

Assault,  17i  9  cf 

Clements,  — ,  for  Cab  Case,  14  it  11  if 

Clinton,  Ann,  for  Drunkenness  and  Assault. 

14a  9e 
'-^^-^  Cockling,  John,  for  Fraud  and  Assault,  SS« 

9e 
— r—  Cole,  Viscount,  for  Furious 'Driting,  10;  9& 


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Polioe  {cofwUm  ted), 

Collins,  I  rrederiok,  for  Stealing,  19  <  9/ 

Thorns  A,  for  ABsanlt,  15  s  9/— 17  <  9/ 

■ Thos.,    and  Thos.  Johnson,  for  Bobbery  and 

Assault,  31  <  t  9/ 
^ —  "Williaj  m,  his  Son,  and  his  Son's  Wife, 

ivith  others,     for  Performing  in  an  Unlioensed 

Place.  29  a     11  d 

Collis,    ;  Henry,  for  Disorderly  House,  19 » 

9« 

Condon,    Thomas,  for  Robbery,  14  a  9  a 

'  Oonnell,    Jas.,  tnd  Patrick  Qumlan,  for  Steal- 
ing, 1;  lie  ^^j  We 

Connor,    Thomas,  for  Stabbing,  28^*  9/ 

Cook,  p£  »ter  and  John  Snllivan,  fori  Assault, 

7s  lid 

Cooke,  J  ames,  see  WrLLiAMSON. 

George,  for  Assaolt  and  Bobbery, 


Cooper, 

7  j  11  e 
Coplesto 

way,  16j  1 


n,  W.  J.,  for  Trespassing  on  a  Bail- 
Cox,' Jo7   on,  for  Unlawfcil  Possession,  28'a  9^ 
— 2«  9tf 

Police  Constable,    for    Excess   of 
9c 

Mary,  for  Begging,  11  a  9  (2 
ithy,  for  Garotting,  20  a  11  e 
us,  John,  for  Attempted  Murder,  22J 
9(2 
,  John  Wm.,  for  Attempted  Bobbery, 


Craske, 
Duty,  23  j 

Crawly, 

Time 

Crimmi 


11/— 12  a 
Croake, 

1«  9/ 
Crook, 

ing,  28  a 
-—  Cumm 

Coin  in  hi 
Curtis, 

lie 
Daily 

9«— 4«  \ 
—  Dule, 

Scott,  IS 

Daley 

-#-  Davis 

11/ 

Eli 


9/ 
Ja 

Daw 

Den 

Suicide 
Den 

Line  wl 

Des 

De 

22j  V 
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10a  :• 

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Patrick,  and  John  SulHtau,  for  Steal- 

9/ 

ingd,  Bobert,  for  having  Counterfeit 

0  Possession,  15  «  9  e — 17  s  9/ 

,  John,  for  Assault  and  Bobbery,  20  a 

Telegraph  Newspaper,  for  Libel,  8« 
)e—l9  lie 

James,  for  Attempt  to*  Shoot (  John 

«  10  6 

',  John,  for  Assault,  17  J  9  d 
t,  Charles,  for  Attempted  Suicide,  25  s 

isa,  and  Henry^Medland,  for  Fraud,  10> 

mes,  for  Stealing,  1  a  9/ 

son,  John,  for  Stealing,  80  s  10  e 

ois,    Albert    William,    for    Attempted 

.Hi  lie 

yer,  George,  for  Attempting  to  Cross  a 

aen  a  Train  was  near,  4^9/ 

grange,  Alphonse,  for  Burglary,  24  <  9/ 

Yere,  Frederick,  for  Stealing,  14  J  11  e — 

t/ 

one,  John,  for  Assault  and  Bobbery,  27  j 

leased  Fish,  Destruction  of,  30  j  9/--5  a 

8a  9/— 20a  lie— 12«  9e 

Meat,  Destruction  of,  23  j  9  d—2ij  11/— 

Ll  e— 19  a  9  e 

Sausages  &o„  Destruction  of,  12Ja  9  c  "^ 

ixon,   Clara,  for    Shooting    at  'a  Widow 

an,  19  a  9  «— 26  a  .9/ 

obney,  Bobert,  for  Uttering  Base  Coin,  10  $ 


Folioe  (continued)* 

Dobog,  Geo.  Charles,  for  Assault,  6  a  lid 

Dog  Lioenoe,  Dfflonlty  of  obtaining  easily 

removed,  SOs  9f 
Dog-taking  by  the  PoUoe :  Antidote  against 

their  bite,  I6s  9e 

Donovan,  Daniel,  for  Assault,  14y  He 

Dorman,  Thomas,  for  Stealing,  19  <  4/  ' 

Dormer,  Alfred,;for  Bobbery,  19  a  9e— 26  a 

9e 
Dramatiqne  Corpei  anrested  for  Performing 

in  an  unlicensed  Place,  29 a  lid 
— »  Driver,  George,  for  keeping  a  Dog  without  b 

Licence,  12  a  9e 

Drury,  John,  for  Embezzlement,  16j  11  $ 

Duffrey,   Solomon,  for  Stabbing,  26  a   9/ 

11«  9/ 
Duncan,  Emily,  for  Picking  Poekets,  lla9e 

—  Durant,  George,  for  Burglary,  21  a  9e    * 
Thomas,  for  Keeping  a  Dog  without  a 

Licence,  12a  9  e 
Dyrell,    Alfred,    and   Thomas    Baggs,    for 

Obstructing  the  Pathway,  29  s  9/ 

Eaton,  John,  for  Assault,  18/  11/ 

■      Samuel,  for  Manslaughter,  7  «  9  h — 11 8 

7/— 12#  10  c— 14  «  5  c— 19#  7e— 21«  11  a— 

25  «  9e— 26«  10  a 

Edmonds,  John  Mark,  for  Assault,  18  a  9/ 

Ellis,  Lydia,  for  leaving  a  Trun  in  Motion, 

19«  9e 
Elworthy,  Albert  B.,  for  Libel,  Hi  11  c— 28i 

9c  .- 

Evana,  Henry,  for  Assault,  29 a  lid 

^  William,  for  Wilful  Damage,  5«  9'e 

Everett,  Frederick,  Stockbroker,  for  Fraud, 

109  9d 

JHschargedt  15  »  9  e 

Ewin,  Bobert  Cecil,  for  Embezzlement,  29i 

He— 5a  9e— 20a  He— 29a  He 

—  Farrar,  F.  A^  a  Solieitor^  for  Forgery  on  Lord 
Dudley,  8«  9fe— 9»  9e— 16«  9e— 24«  8e 

—  Fay,  Aim,  for' Attempted  Suidde,  9i  H  b 

■  Catherine,  for  Stealing,  29  a  11  d 

Fell,  William,  for  Forgery,  ete.,  25i  11 6 

Fermi,  Eli,  for  Threats,  2i  11  e 

—  Fielding,  William,  and  Thomas  Pearson  for 
Stealing,  8i  11  e 

Figg,  John,  James  Wood,  and  others,  for 

Wilful  Damage,  14  a  9  e  ' 

->—  Finlen,  James,  Application  to  q'eet  him  for 

Nonpayment  of  Bent  and  Filthy  Dwelling,  24i 

ll^—aSj  ll(^— 21a  9e— 28a  9e 
Finn,  Honora,  and  Johanna  Mitohell,  for 

Assault,  9 «  9/  - .        - 

Fitches,  Mary,  for  Bobbery,  5  «  9/ 

Fitzgerald,  William,  for  Dnrnkenness,  20  a 

11/ 

■  Patrick,  for  Stealing,  28  a  9/ 

Fitzhenry,  a   National  Sehdoi  Master,  for 

Cruelty  to  a  Scholar,  16 »  8/ 

Fletcher,  George,  for  Extortion,  20  a  11 

Follett,  Thomas,  for  AasauH,  80 »  9/ 

Folkes,  Jamee,  and  others,  for  Attempting  to 

Upset  an  Express  Tndn,  18i  11 1{— 20i  11  b 
Foreign  Girls'  Protection  Sodety,  AppUeation 

about,  1  a  9f 

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FoUee  (conHnMed), 

-*^  Forater,  Alfred,  for  Assault  and  Robbery,  21  j 

lid— 367-  9/ 
>■  FoTild,   Bennett;)   for  Keeping  a   Gambling 

House,  25  j  11  e 

Foi,  Marearet  Sarah,  for  Assault,  11  s  9/ 

Prager,  Charles,  for  Assault,  14  j*  11 « 

Frankenning,  William,  for  Tendering  Bad 

Money,  4  «  9  « 

Franklin,  Alfred,  for  Fnrioas  Driving,  16i 

- —  Freeman,    Edw.,    for   not    supporting   bis 

Illegitimate  Child,  21  <  lie 
— ^  Freemantle,  not  Freeman,  23  «  9/ 
— '*—  French  Company,  near  Cremorne,  Bummons 

against,  15  j  11  c 
— »  FrisweU,  David,  for  Garotting,  7  j  11  € 

Froggatt,  Thos.,  for  Criminal  Assault,  2  «  9/ 

Fry,  George,  for  Stealing,  2  «  9/ 

Furze,  William,  for  Assault,  26«  8<5 

Galley,  Herbert,  for  Stealing,  12  a  9  e 

Galligar,  John,  for  Stealing,  4  j  11  e 

Galzini,- Alphonso,  for  Keeping  a  furious  Dog 

00 j  9/ 

Garden,  John  T.,  for  Breach  of  Contract, Ul  9 

9/ 
George,  Thos.  Joseph,  and  M.  J.  Sahnon,  for 

Peijury,  etc.,  21  a  9  e 
Gerling,  Margaret,  and  Ellen  Samuels,  for 

Stealing,  7 <  lie 

-  Gerrard,  Edw.,  and  others,  for  Assault  and 
Bobbery,  la  9e 

Gibbs,  Cecilia,  and  Sarah  King,' for  Bobbeiy, 

f3«9/ 

Gibson,  Mary  Ann,  for  Felony,  24  j  11/ 

John,  for  Assault,  19a  9e 

^-^  Glein,  John  Edw.,  for  Stabbing,  30  s  9/ 

Gleim,  John  Edgar,  for  Stabbing,  28  «  9  e 

«—  Glover,  William,  for  Beokless  Driving,  24j 

lie 
Goffie,  Joseph,  for  Assault  and.  Bobbery,  3  a 

— ^-  Goode,  George,  for  Assault,  22  e  9  « 

-  Goodfellow,  John,  for  Beceiving  Stolen  Goods, 
1«9/ 

Goodison,  William,  for  Non-payment  of  Cab 

Fare,  28i  9e 

Gosling,  George,  for  Fraud,  26 »  9/ 

— -^  Goes,  Joseph,  for  Attempted  Prise  {Fighting, 
3s  9e 

-  Gough,  — ,  for  Bobbing  Gardens,  IBs  10  a 
-^-^  Gtant,  Benjamin,  for  Swearing,  1/  11  j 
Gray,  Bev.  Thomas,  for  Indecent  Assault,  23^' 

9c 

Bobert,  for  Stealing,  Is  9e— 5s  9e 

Green,   Daniel,    and   William  Bowley,    for 

Bobbery,  3  s  9/ 

— John,  for  Assault,  13  j  11  d— 8  s  9  e 

Daniel,    alias    Denny,    &e.,   for  Highway 

Bobbery,  21a  9/ 

Gregory,  George,  for  Obstruction,  10  s  9/ 

-! Grove,  Frederick,  for  Stealing,  8a  9 d 

— ^  Haggerty,  John,  and  Timothy  Sullivan,  for 
.  ..Felony,  7«  lie 
Haley,  Thos.,  for  Infringing  his  Lioence,  7  « 

11  (f 
96 


Folioe  {continued). 

Hall,  John,  for  Piracy,  7^  11  e 

Bobert,  for  Murder,  18  s  IC  » 6 

William,  for  Deserting  his  '.  Pamily,  22  s  9/ 

Wm.  Henry,  for  Attemptit  ig  Snieide,  28j 

9/— 13  a  9/ 

Hamilton,  George,  for  Assault  ,  8  s  9  e — 9  s  9/ 

Harris,  Cecilia,  and  Emma     Hogwood,    for 

Stealing,  24  a  11  d 

Harris,  Thos.  Henry,  for  In  decent  Assaolt, 

25«  lie 

Harris,  William  Harvey,  for     Payment  of  s 

Loan  for  which  he  was  Surety,  2C  ^j  11  6 
— *~  Hartley,  James  Cromwell,  foi  7  Stealing,  10  f 
9e 

John  Cromwell,  for  Stealing  |,  5  s  9  e 

Hay,  — ,  for  Selling  Short-wei  ght  Bread,  34  j 

9e 
— —  Hayes,  William,  forMisoondu  et  as  a  Police 

Officer,  28  «  11  6 
and  Phillips,  two  young  Wt   men,  for  Mis- 
conduct, 12a  9 e 

Head,  Edward,  for  Libel,  20i     11  a 

Helsham,  Bev.  Mr.,  for  Disturl   »nce,  IJ  6& 

Henderson,  Nicholas,  for  Stabl   ung,  29  j  11  d 

Henley,  Matthew,  for  [Driving   '  over  an  Old 

Woman,  15  s  9  e 
Hensley,  Dr.,  for  Infringemen    (  of  the  Com- 
panies'Act.  28s  lib 

-  Hervey,  Henry,  for  Bobbery,  2    ij  lit 

Hibblewhite,  Arthur,  for  Atten    ipted  Boicide, 

Bj  11  e 

Hickey,  John,  for  Burglary,  5  s     10  6 

Hickley, i James,  for  Assaulting .    bis  Wife,  29 « 

9/ 

Hill,  Thomas,  for  Attempted  St    deide,  23  j  9  d 

-*—  Hingale,  Frederick,  for  Fraud,      16  s  9  e 
Hocking,  Wm.,  and  Henry  T    tiompaon,  for 

Stealing,  3  j  11  e 
HoUaney,  John,[and  Eliza  Carte    r,  for  Asaanit, 

11  j  lid 
Hobnes,  — ,  a  Poitman^  for  Btes    tling  a  Le^, 

lis  7s 

Hohns,  John,  for  Assault,  29  s  1    )f 

Holt,  Joseph,  for  Biting  off  a       nan's  Nose, 

30#  9/ 
Hopper,  Frances,  for  Stealing,  1    8  a  9/ 

Hotten,  — ,  for  Furious  Driving,      8  a  11/ 

Howard,  Thomas,  for  Murder,  6  <    s  8/ 

Howe,  John,  for  Manslaughter,      11  a   9  e— 

13a  9/ 
•^*—  Hughes,  Charles,  for  Cruelty,  16  s 
•  Joseph,  for  Detention  of  the 


8e 
Honey  and 


Books  of  a  Provident  Society,  10  a  1 

William,  for  Stealing,  31  a  9  « 

.  Hullett,  John,  for  Forgery,  etc.,  9 

8s 
Hunt,  Henry,  for  Befusing  to  Sho^     rhis  Ticket 

at  the  Wandsworth  Station,  30  «  9/ 

Henry  George,  for  Assault,  6i  . 

Thomas,  for  Discharging  a  Ix>i 


«9«— 24t 


He 

idedBifle, 


in  the  Open  Streeto,  29  j  9/ 

—  Hurle,  Bobert,  for  Befosing  to        Deliver  s 
Pledge,  25 «  lie 

—  Hurley,  Michael,  for  Deserting  hi    k  Family, 
22  s  9/ 


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Folioe  {continued^. 

Hutoup,  Mary,  for  Wilful  Damage,  26  a  9/ 

Ives,  John,  John  Btyant,  and  Peter  Cleveland, 

for  Aflsanlt  and  Bobbery,  22  a  9/ 

Jackson,  Charles,  for  Stealing,  2  j  11  e 

'  Heniy,  for  Assault,  16  j  11/ 

Sydney  Clarges,  for  Fraud,  7  «  11  c 

Thomas,  for  Assault,  IBs  9e 

Jacobs,  Charles,  for  Fraud,  21  s  11  e 

Jarvis,  Thomas,  for  Cruelty,  8  <  9  e 

—  Jefforson,  William,  for  Indecent  Assaults  in 

the  Public  Streets,  80  «  9/ 

Jenkins,  Frederick,  for  Bobbery,  12  «  9  d 

'  Jeremiah,  for  Assault  and  Bobbery,  7j  11  e 

Johnson,  John,  for  Cruelty,  26  a  9/ 

Samuel  and  James  Broad,  for^Assault,  11  s 


9/ 


Johnston,  William,  and  Bobert  Earlard,  for 
Cruelty,  9s  9e 
— .  Jones,  James,  for  a  Disturbance,  la  9/ 

for  Stealing,  20  a  11/ 

John  and  Thomas,  for  Assault  and  Bob- 


bery, 109  9e 

Samuel  and  Humphrey  Donnelly,  for  As- 


sault, 21i  11 c 

Thomas,  for  Stealing,  27  a  9/ 


—  Judd,  Samuel,  for  Disturbances,  etc.,  21a  9  ^ 
Kay  and  Davis,  two  young  Men,  for  Befractory 

Conduct,  13  a  9/ 
Keating,  Thomas,  for  Assault,  21 J  lie 

—  Keefe,  Ambrose,  for  Burglary,  Slj  11  f 
Mary,  for  Pretended  Divination,  la  Se 

—  Keeling   &    Walker,  Messrs.,  for   Factory 
Act  Infinngements,  3  a  12d 

—  Keene,  Launcelot  James,  for  Bigamy,  7  a  9/ 
Kelly,  William,  for  Felony,  23  «  8e 

Kent,  David  Wm.,  for  Furious  Driving,  29  j 

lid 
William  and  others,  for  Bobbery,  28  a  10  d 

Kesbeel,  Francis,  for  Cruelty,  27  a  9/ 

Kingr,  Cornelius,  for  Drunkenness,  12  ft  9  « 

George,  and  others,  for  Stealing,  13  a  9/ 

Peter,  for  Manslaughter,  24  a  11  d 

Kingstone,  John,  for  Gambling,  22s  9 e 

Lambert,  Charles,  for  Stealing,  26  a  9/ 

George,  for  Murderous  Assault,  14s  lid 

Note  on  the  Inadequacy  of  the  Punish- 


ment, 16 0  10 « 
-^  Laviltz,  Edw.,  for  Stealing,  lis  9e 

—  Law,  Annie,  for  Assault,  10  s  9/ 

—  Layland,  Thomas  Alex.,  for  Unlawftil  Pos- 
session, 17i  9  d 

LeaiBh,  George,  22  «  9  # 

Charles  B.,  for  Assault,  2*9/ 

—  Leaiy,    Dennis,    and  Henry   Bodgers,   for 
Assault,  20  a  11 « 

Lee,  Wm.,  for  Abuse,  ^.,  27  a  9  e 

Le  Bond,  George,  for  Deserting  his  Family, 

12s  9e 
L'Enfant,  James,  for  Obtaining  Money  under 

False  Pretences,  1  a  9  e 
Lemon,  Thomas,  for  Assaulting  a  Gentleman 

in  a  Cab,  26  «  11  e 

Lewis,  Allied  William,  for  Stealing,  26  s  9/ 

John,  and  John  Cates,  for  Bobbery,  8  a 


9e 


Folioe  {continued). 

Lewis,  Thomas,  for  Stealing,  9^*  11  c 

■  William,  for  Assault,  6  J  11  e 

Wm.  Alfred,  for  Forgery,  4  j  11  e 

Lineham,  Eliza,  for  Stealing,  24  a  11  d 

Lingham,  Thos.  for  Stealing,  14  s  11  d 

Linton,  David,  for  Fishing  with  a  Haipnet. 

14«  lid 
Lloyd,  George,  and  Ann  Frostick,  for  Wilful 

Damage,  15 j  lie 
Edw.,  for  Leaving  a  Train  in  Motion,  26  s 

11/ 

■  Joseph  Bosetiere,  for  Felony,  12«  9d 
Lockyer,  E.  B.,  for  Illegally  Beceiving  a 

Stolen  Letter,  11 «  7  e 
— -  Lomassey,  Patrick,  for  Assault,  6j  11  e 
Longhurst,  Frederick,  for  a  Savage  Assault, 

Is  lib 

—  Lovejoy,  Charles,  and  Edw.  Allen,  for  Shoot- 
ing a  Boy,  4  a  9  «— 6  a  11 « 

Lovett,  Henry,  for  Stealing,  23  #  9/ 

Mackennal,  Geo.  S.,  and  Edw.  Tiddy,  for 

Conspiracy,  18  j  11  e 

Macarthy,  James,  for  Assault,  24  J  11  e 

Mackay,  Alex.  Arthur,  for  Murder,  28 j  9  e 

David,  for  Assault,  28  «  11  c 

Macname,  James,  for  Stealing  and  Assault, 

Sla9d 
Haddox,  Henry  George,  for  Threateniug  the 

Life  of  his  Father,  20  a  11/ 
Magner,  William,  for  Assault,  29  j  11  c 

Maloney,  John,  for  Drunkenness,  29  a  11  d 

Manders,  Fanny,  for  Attempted  Suicide,  27  j 

116 

Manley,  Arthur,  for  Obstruction,  29  s  9/ 

Margaritts,  Mary  Ann,  for  Arson,  14 #  lie 

Marks,  John,  for  Fraud,  7  «  11  c 

Marshall,  Hemy,  for  Disorderly   Conduct, 

17a  9e 

Martini,' John,  for  Bobbery,  1  <  9 d— 4  s  9e 

Martin,  ^Thomas,  for  Stealing  Letters,  18i 

11 « 
Mason,  Henry,  for  Obtaining  Money  under 

False  Pretences,  7j  11  d 
Mathews,  Maiy  Ann,  for  Attempted  Suicide, 

28^*  9  c 

Mayhew,  James,  jun.,  for  Abuse,  10s  9  e 

McDonald,  Peter,  and  Five  other  Navvies  for 

Incendiarism,  11 «  10  a 
McDowell,  Henry,  and  others,  for  Unlawftil 

Possession,  17a  9e 
M*Killock,    John,   for   Infiinging   Bailwsy 

Laws,  16i  11/ 

M*Lean,  Andrew,  for  Begging,  2s  9 e 

Alexander,  for  Stealing,  6s  9  e 

M'Leod,  John  Allen,  for  Stealing,  8  a  11  f 

M'Sweeny,  Bridget,  for  Selling  Spirits  in  an 

Unlicensed  House,  28 «  He 
Meader,  Walter,  for  Damaging  a  Cab,  81  a 

9e 

Meads,  William,  for  Stealing,  6i  11  e 

Medwin,  Charles,  for  Selling  ynwholesome 

Food,  10s  10c— 8a  9e 
— —  Melbourne,  Mary,  for  Stealing,  34i  11 B 
— —  Midgley,  Margaret,  for  Keeping   her  House 

Open  in  forbidden  hours,  Is  9€ 

H  97 


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Polioe  (continued). 

MUler, — ,  Applioation  for  Bedress  against 

Railway  Treatment,  7  a  9/ 

Angoste,  for  Stealing,  5  a  9.6 

»'   Charles,  and  Bertha  Wilier,  for   Abduc- 

tion,4a  9d^-Ua  9d 

■  Thomas,  for  Attempting  Soieide,  23  a  9/ 
—28a  9/ 

— -  Mills,  Elizabeth, for  Garotting,  8a  9 e 

-^ Elizabeth,  for  Robbery,  Ij  11  e 

Henry,  for  Robbery,  13  j  11 «— 16j  11/ 

—  Molton,  Thomas,  for  Indecent  Assaoit,  15  a 
lie 

Jfontgomery,  Alexander,] for  Stone '.|  Throw- 
ing, 20  j  10/-— la  Se 

Morgan,  John,  for  Embezzlement,  5  «  9  e 

-*—  Moore,  Eliza,  for  Assault,  4  0  9  e 

>— —  Henry,  and  James  Keil,  for  Assault,  17  s 

9/ 

Morris,  Joseph  Matthew,  for  Fraud,  23  «  9> 

— 26»  9e 
-— ^  Moriiean,  Frank  Clark,  for  Forgery,  5  «   9/ 

Moss,  Mr.  George,  for  Cab  Hire,  28  a  9  « 

•— ^  Mopley,  James,  for  Misdemeanour,  12  a   9d 

Mullaney,  Catherine,  for  Stealing,  14J  11  e 

——  Mullinger,  Edward,  for  Keeping  a  pog  with- 
out a  Licence,  12a  9  « 

George,  for  Incendiarism,  29^  11  d 

— *—  Mulyenay,  Frank,  for  Assault,  14  a  9  e 
Murphy,  'Knight,  and  other  Boys,  for  Felony, 

2j  lid 

■  Edward,  for  Assault,  7j  |1  e 
James,  for  Stealing,  30  0  9/ 

"Wflliam,  the    Protestant   Lecturer,  'for 

inciting  at  Manchester  to  a  Breach    of  the 
Peace,  2  »  10/ 

Release  on  Bail,  4  0  7  « 


—  Murphyite  Riots  at  Manchester,  .forty-one 
Prisoners,  8 «  10 d— 9 e  7d 

^— -  Murrage,  Henry,  for  Stealing,  21 J  lie 

Neal,  Edward,  for  Wilful  Damage,  10  j  96 

Neale,  Daniel,  for  Stealing,  11  a  9« 

Neaves,  John,  for  Burglary,  24  a  11  d 

Newbury,  Alfred,  for  Stealing,  Ij  11/ 

—  Newman,  Joseph  Thomas,  for  Manslaughter, 
4j  11/ 

—  Newmarch,  Samuel,  for  Crimping,  26  a  4/ 
Newson,  Ernest',  ^and    Charles   Hatch,  for 

Burglary, '9*  9/ 
•  Siabett,  — ,  Application  to  have  a  Case  of 

Nitro-Glycerine  Removed  from  his  Premises,  4  « 

9c— 60  de 

Nolan,  George,  for  "Wilftd  Damage,  6  *  9  c 

Noonan,  John,  for  Assault,  9j  11  b 

— —  North    Eastern    Railway    Company  for    a 

Smoke  Nuisauce,  3  0  6  d 
O'Brien,  Edw.,  for  Cruelty,  IS  a  9« 

O'Briem,  John,  forAflBault,6a  9e 

Obscene  Books,  order    to    Destroy  £1000 

worth,  7  a  9  « 
— -  Oerdenhalven,  Dorothy,   for  Manslaughter, 

21/  11<? 
O'Farrel,  Messrs.,  for  Adulterating  Tobacco, 

180  8d 

OKver,  James,  for  Stealing,  8;  11  il 

— : —  Thomas,  for  Fraud,  8«  9/ 
98 


Police  {continued). 

Olliver,  George,  for  Assaujt,  28 1  9/ 

-'—  Onions,  J.  C,  for  tnfringing  the  Faetoxy  Act, 

81i9d 

Osborne,  James,  for  Stealing,  11  a  9  0 

O'Shea,  Timothy,  for  Assault  on  a  Constable 

taking  his  itnmuzzled  Dog,  16  0  9/ 
>-— *-  Owen,  Robert,  for  Unlawful  Possesaion  of  i 

Pine  Mare,  15  j  11  c— 17i  9  6 

Thomas,  for  Assault,  20  9/ 

Painter,  John,  for  Ruffianly  Aasanltt  22/  11/ 

Park,  Charles  and  Lewis,  for  Felony  and 

Theft,  16i  11  e 
— **  Parrott,  Mercer,  for  Assault,  24  a  11  d 

Parry,  Samuel,  for  Keeping  a  Dog  wriihout  a 

Licence,  25  0  10  « 

Pascall,  George,  for  Stealing,  14 0  lie 

-  Patterson,  Geoige,  for  Stewing,  7  a  9e 
Payon,  Francis,  for  throwing  Vitriol  over  a 

Woman,  5  a  9  e 

Peach,  Benj.  Francis,  for  Fraud,  14/  lie 

— «-  Pearce,  Charles,  for  Burglary,  22  0  9  « 

Pearson,  George,  for  Assault,  170  9/ 

— — -  Pender,  John,  for  Assault,  3  0  9  6 

Percivsl,  Kerwan  Joyce,  for  Assault,   25  s 

lid 
Pelham,  Fanny,  for  Trespassing  on  a  Rail- 
way, 16  J  11/ 
Perring,  Daniel,  for  Picking  Pockets,  28  a 

Peters,  John,  for  tzying  to  Avoid  the  ToU 

2I0  11  e 
Petley,  Albert   Robert,   for   Deserting  his 

Family,  Ij  12  f 

Pettitt,  Thos.  James,  for  Stealing,  I20  9  d 

Piggott,  Charles,  for  Felony,  21  j  11 « 

Pinner,  Charles,  for  Stealing,  10/  9  b 

Pitt,  "William,  for  Felony,  6/  11  e 

Poisonous  Dyes  in  Socks,  Applioation  to  eaU 

Attention  to,  30  0  9  e 
— — ^owell,  Henry,    and   George   Harvey,   for 

inciting  a  Dog  to  bite  a  Policeman,  26  0  11/ 
Porter,  Ann,  for  Perjury,  4j  11  e— 18/  11/ 

Pratt,  Maria,  for  Stealing,  14  a  9  « 

— -  Price,  David,  and  Geo.  Massman,  for  WHfcl 
DamMe,  10/  9  6 

Edw.,  for  Stealing,  15  J  11  c 

Thomas  James,  for  Drtmkenness,  9/  IH 

^-^  Prince,  Charles,  and  Catherine  Alien,  for 

Stealing  and  Forgery,  8  a  11/ 

Pynnington,  John,  for  Stealing,  22a  9/ 

Qaintell,  William,  for  Attempiled  Murder,  1 

lie 

Raison,  Matilda,  for  Assault,  Bs  9e 

Randall,  Charles,  for  iStealing,  26  a  9  « 

-  Randleson,  James    Hardacre    and   Josei^, 
armed  Burglars,  for  Burglary,  28J  3  c 

Ray,  Robert,  for  Stealing,  Si  9e 

Read,  John  Phillimore,  for  Abdnetion,  16 1 

9/ 
Redman,  James,  for  Assault  on  his  Wife,  9i 

9e 

Reed,    Elijah,    and    William    Mason,    for 

Drunkenness,  17  a  9« 
Reedy,  Jas.,  and  others,  for  Assaalts,  19  a 

9/ 


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Polioe  {continued). 

Beeyes,  Adolphus,  for  Assault,  IBa  9e 

Reilly,  Biohard,  for  Assault,  4  a  9  « 

Beaben,  Alexander,  for  Pocket  Pickinff,  15  a 

lid 

Reynolds,  James,  and  Henry  Edmonds,  for 

Assanlt,  24i  11/ 
Ribshire,    Geo.,    and    Richard    Pope,    for 

Assanlt,  29i  lie 

Richmond,  John,  for  Assanlt,  20  a  11 « 

— —  Rindes,  Henry,  for  Selling  Diseased  Meat, 

88  9e 
Rinsone,  David,  for  Attemptiagto  Steal,  27a 

9/— 2«  9/ 

-  Roberts,  — ,  for  keeping  a  Rat  Pit,  26  #  7  « 

'  Alfired,  for  Obtaining  Goods  nnder  False 
Pretences,  14  j  11  d 

Dr.  David,  for  Refiiaing  to  Sign  a  Certificate 

of  Vaccination,  4  «  9/ 

Samuel,  for  Assault,  16  a  11  <; 


—  Robins,  Richard,  for  Mnrder,  9  s  10  c — 18  8 
9  br-AcquitUd 

—  Robinson,  Alexander,  for  Praud,il4a'8« 
James,  for  Stealing,  11 «  5/ 

Jonathan,  with  Indecent  Assanlt,  8  j  11  d 

—  Roe,  Robert,  for  Manslaughter,  22  a  9/ 

—  Roeswell,  Thomas,  for  Stabbing,  25  a  9/ 

—  Roezler,  William,  for  Stealing,  27  a  9/ 
Rogers,  Annie,  for  Attempting  Suicide,  27  a 


9/ 


Mary  Ann,  for  Stealing,  17 «  9/ 


Rolfe,  Alfred,  for  BteaUng,  26  «  9/ 

Rosenberg,  Sigismund,  for  Forgery,  [30  j  9/ 

— 7o  9tf 

Rossi,  Eugene,  for  Assaults,  12  a  9  d 

Rout,  Johanna,  for  Neglecting  her  Family, 

25a  9ff— 31a  ^d 

-  Rntter,  Richard,  for  Assault,  15  j  11/ 
Rowing,  John,  and  James  Searoh,for  Stealing, 

24i  11 e 

Saberski,  Jachel,  for  Peijury,  ^8  96— 8  < 

9tf 

Samuels,  Arthur  John,  for  receiving  Stolen 

Goods,  24  a  11  (2 

— *^-  and   James   Brown,  for    SteaUng,    24  a 

lid 
Saunders,  Thomas,  for  Stealing,  Ijjll/— 

24s  9  0 

-  Saville,  Margaret,  for  Stealing,  18j  11/ 
•^-^  Sawyer,  WilUam,  for  Throwing  Stones  on  the 

Midland  Railway,  Ij  11 « 

SayArs,  William,  for  Stealing,  5  a  9f 

Scampton,  John,  for  Attempted  Murder,  26  a 

1  ar-l$  Id 

Sohmi^shels,  Mr.,  for  Furious  Driving,  28  a 

9/ 
Schofield,  Thos.,  and  Thos.  Shea,  for  Assault, 

240  9« 
Scholes,  Jacob,  for  Assault,  llj    lie— 13  j 

lid 
Seott,  James,  alto*  Ross,  for  Burglary,  2  j 

lie 
James  and  Emily,  and  others,  for  Robbery, 

Ij  11  e 
'    ■  John,  and  Michael  Haley,  for  Destroying 

their  Olothes,  29  s  9/ 


Polioe  {conHnwd), 

Scott,  Laura,  for  Stealing,  5  s  9  « 

-  Scoworoft,  Wm.  Edward,  for  Bigamy,    14  8 
lid 

Searle,  Henry,  for  Vagrancy,  28  7 d 

Scatham,  Henry,  for  Assault,  26  8  9/ 

-  Sedgley,  Thomas,for  Detaining  a  Post  Letter, 
S0  8  9e 

Shailey,  John,  for  Deserting  his  Wife,  18  a 

9e 
Sharman,  George, for  Stealing,  la  9/ 

Sharpe,  Matthew,  for  obtaining  Money  by 

False  Pretences,  128  9  d 

Shaw,  Frederick,  for  Robbery,  15  j  11  c 

■  John  Tilston,  for  Embezzlement,  8  s  9  e 
Shelmora,  Richard,  for  Throwing  Stones  at  a 

Train,  12  a  9  d 
Sheran,  William,  for  Indecent  Assault,  2  s 

9/ 

Sheridan,  Francis  George  Rogers,  for  Fraud, 

21 «  lie— 28 «  lie 

Shiels,   John  C,  for  Wilful  Damage,  4  a 

9d 

Shipley,  Joseph,  and  George  Bennett,  for 

Fraud,  28  a  9  e 

Sibley,  Henry,  for  Assault,  4  a  9  e 

— —  and  Dan.  Martin  Bresnaam,  for  Garotting, 

12a  9e 
Six   Navvies,   for    Incendiaiy  Fires,   10 » 

10  e 

Slowbum,  H.,  for  Betting,  4*76 

Smith,  George,  for  Robbery,  13  a  9/ 

— Henry,  for   Destroying  Trees,    6  a  9/ 

James  and  Burdekin,  Messrs.,  Solicitors^ 

for  Perjury,  5  a  10  a 
no  casct  10  a  12  6 

■  James,  for  Fraud,  31  a  9  e 
James,  for  Picking  Pockets,  7  «  11  d 

James,    and    others,  for  Burglary,    21 8 


11 « 
John,  for  Stealing,   30i    9/— 18  a  9e— 

25a  9e— Is  9e 

John,  Aged  27,  for  Stealing,  30 J  9  b 

—  John,  and  James  Collins,  for  Fraud,  24  s 

9e 


John,  and  William  Caffrey,  for  Stealing, 
298  9/ 

Joseph,  aged  19,  for  Garotting,  18  a  9  e — 


Ann,   and  Ellen  Flanagan,    15  a 


26a  9 


lie 


Maiy 


Thomas,  and  James  Murphy,  for  Picking 
Pockets,  28  j  9e 

for  Manslaughter,  28  j  9  e 

William,  for  Stealfng,  3  a  11/ 

William,  for  Assault,  17  a  9  e 


Sommar,  Edw.,  for  Murder,  27 J  11a 

Spackman,  Henry,  for  Fraud,  20  j  11  5 

Speckelcler,  Lear,  for  Stealing,  7  e  11  c 

—— ^  Spenar,  Thomas,  for  Uttering  Base  Coin,  10  8 

Sposto,  Mary,  for  Attempted  Suicide,  28^* 

9a 

Stockman,  James,  for  Bobbery,  13 j  11  d — 

18  J  11/ 

Stags*  George,  for  Stealing,  Ij  11/ 

h2  99 


Pol 


FiXMEBS  INDEX  TO  "THE  TIMES  '   NEWSFAFEB. 


[July  1  to 


Police  (continued). 

Stanbroagh,  Richard  and  Samnel  Denton, 

for  Stealing,  24  a  11  d 

Starling,  — ,  for  TJnlawfal  Detention  of  a 

Fledge,  28  8  11  & 

Stephens,  Charles,  for  Bribery,  Gj  9/ 

Stevens,  Elias,  for  Bobbery,  6a  ^f 

Emma,  for  Leaving  a  Train  in  Motion,  2  s 


9/ 


Mary  Ann,  for  Wounding,  10 »  9/ 


—  Stewart,  Anne,  for  Stealing,  1$  Oe 

Snllivan,  Henry,  for  Stealing,  10  j  9  b 

Sweet,  Robert,  James  Bisgrove,  and  Elizabeth 

Drew,  for  Murder,  19  a  10  c 
Tarr,  Thomas,  and  others,  for  Robbery,  8 1 

9/ 

Tate,  George,  for  Stealing,  26  a  9  f 

Taylor,  John,  for  not  Teaching  his  Appren- 
tice, 6*9/ 

John,  for  Fraud,  19  #  9  « 

Rev.  R.  T.  W.,  for  Refusing  to  Read  the 

Burial  Service  over  Two  Children,  14  a  10  c 

Thomas,  for  Obstructing  the  Highway,  22  s 


Samuel,  and  Henry  Rich,  for^Stealing,  26  a 


9e 


William,  for  Stealing,  17 «  9e->25s  10  d 

Subscriptions  for,  20  a  11 «— 21  a  9  e — 26  a 

William,  for  Attempting  Suicide,  15  a  11  d 

9«— 28a  9<j— 81a  9c 
Tea   Merchants,   Caution  against,  a  False 

Memorial  of  ,a  Young  Lad,  26a  9  e 
Thomas,  (Horge,  for  Furious  Driving,  15  j 

11  c 
Thompson,  Benj.  Thos.,  for  Throwing  his 

Wife  out  of  Window,  29  «  9/ 

Donald,  for  Refusing  to  Work,  29  J  9  d 

Samuel,  67  11  e 


Thorp,  William,  for  Stealing,  14  «  11  c 

Threatening  a  Witness  at  Highgate  Court, 

158  10b 
Tilh'ng,  Thos.,  for  Refusing  to  Show  his 

Badge  as  a  Cab  Driver,  1 «  9  « 

The  Times,  for  Libel,  4 »  9 e—1  $  lie 

Tompkins,  Mary,  for  Protection  Order,  10 « 

9/ 
Truman,  George  Allan,  for  Stealing,  5a  9 f 

Turner,  Ann,  for  Wounding,  4  j  11  e 

Sydney  James  Beloe,  for  Theft,  Forgery, 

etc.,  24a  lid 

■      Thomas,    for   Keeping   Dogs  without  a 

License,  17  »  9/ 
Tyler,  George,  for  Robberies,  20  a  lie— 22  a 

9/ 

Yeasey,  Thomas,  for  Assault,  26  j  11  c 

Waller,  Samuel,  for  Cruelty,  11a  9  d 

Walter,  and  Alfired  Gant,  for  Assault)  15  s 

9/ 

Wallis,  Henry,  for  Forgery,  12  «  9  *— 17  »  9tf 

Walls,  Millicent,  for  Murder,  BOj  9/ 

Walter,  Charles,  for  Selling  Diseased  Meat, 

Zlj  11 e 

Walters,  James,  for  Stealing,  14  a  9  « 

Thomas,  for  Stealing,  21  a  9/— 28  <»  9  f 

Warlock,  John,  for  Stealing,  lOj  9  <5 

Warren,  Henry,  for  Praod,  24k8  de 

100 


Polioe  {continued), 

Waterworth,  Wm,  Henry,  for  Fdony,  34  a 

lid 

Watson,  George,  for  Assault,  7  a  9/ 

for  Drunkenness,  etc.,  31  a  9  e 

Watt,  Robert,  and  James  Kerr,  for  Crnelty 

to  Six  Stowaway  Boys,  4  a  7/ 

Webb,  Henry,  for  Indecent  Exposuxa,  14 « 

9e 

Webster,  George,  and  James  Case,  lor  Fraud, 

23i  9  c 

Weitzler,  Gerson,  for  Forgery,  etc.,  18  <  106 

Welsford,  Elizabeth,  for  Fraud,  81a  9  «— 

7:«  lie— 16 #  9/ 

Wehjh,  John,  for  Stealing,  llj  9/ 

Wesley,  Henry,  for  Refusing  a  Fare,  IS  a  9/ 

West,  Wm.»  and  Wm.  Nagk,  for  Stealing, 

11 «  9/ 

Walter,  for  Assault,  24 j[  11  e 

Whelan,  George,  lor  Steeling,  11 «  9/ 

White,  Elizabeth,  for  Assault,  4  a  9<  . 

Whitlock,  George,  for  Assault,  11  j  11  d 

Whittock,  Alfred,  and  Patrick  Harpin,  for 

Stealing,  12  a  9  « 

Widdicombe,  Robert,  for  Publisbing  a  Paper 

without  Registration,  3  j  11  e 

Wiggins,  Ann,  for  Stabbing,  28j  9/ 

Wilcox,  James,  for  Robbery,  17j  9  d 

for  Assault,  14^  11  d 

Wild,  James,  for  Stealing,  8  o  11/ 

Wilhorst,  Cora  de.  Tor  Protection  Order,  Sa 

9e 

Wilkin,  Alex.  Barret,  and  Adolph*  Oeear,  for 

Disturbance,  21  a  9/ 

Williams,  Arthur,  for  Robbeiy,  12a  9 d 

Catherine,  and  Lydia  Hunt,  for  Stealing, 

1#  9<J— 9«  9/ 

George,  for  Stealing,  14  a  9  e 

John,  for  Stealing,  17  a  10  « 

John,  for  Highway  Robbery,  5  a  9  « 

' John,    John  Hackle,  and   Henry  James 

Wyatt,  for  Garotting,  20 a  lie 

Williamson,  James,  and   John  Blake,   &r 

Treason-Felony,  Uj  lie— 16 j  11  e— 22j  11/ 
— 24 j  11 e 

Wills,  Thomas,  for  Stabbing,  23/  9  d 

, Wilson,  Ellon,  for  Felony,  Slj  11/ 

Winslow,  Ellen,  for  Bigamy,  81  a  9  € 

Wombwell,  — ,  for  Advice  about  aending  oat 

his  Cabs,  8«  9e 
Wood,  Elizabeth,  for  Throwing   Conoiife 

Liquid  over  a  Woman,  6  j  11  e 

—  James,  for  Obstructing  the  Hi^^wayy  23 1 
9e 

Joseph,  for  Cruelty,  17a  9 e 

for  Assault,  20  a  11/ 

Nathaniel,  for  assault,  25  a  9/ 

Woodman,  George,  for  Robbeiy,  2  «  9  #~7« 

lie 
Woods,  Henry,  for  Cutting  and  Wooadisg. 

2  j  11  e 
Woolfe,  Abraham,  for  Saerilege,  30/  H  fe— 

5  a  9e 
-1^—  Wright,  Alfred,  for  Oterebazgo  as  a  Bxoktf . 

dwmwsed,  12  «  9  e 
John,  for  stealing,  li  11/ 


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XXUEt     XJUILDD 


ajun  D  jr/LT jstifc* 


Police  {corUitwed). 

Wright,  Mary,  for  Exposing  her  Child,  14  a 

9e 

Walter,  and  Thos.  Belton,  for  Forgery,  7  » 

lib— Us  lie 
Yelland,    Edw.,    for   Ohtaining   Money   hy 

Falae  Pretenees,  la  9 e— 8 a  9 d—25  a  9e 
Toong,  Mr.,  a  Roman  Catholic  Priest,  Plea 

of  Privilege  not  Allowed,  Ij  11  f 

Henry,  for  Aeianlt,  2Ss  9  c 

Mazy  Ann,  for  Stabbing,  22s  9  e 

Wilfiam  Henry,  for  Stea^g,  3  J  11  e 

Police,  Alleged   Miscondnot   of  Two  Constables, 

llj  lie 
■  Withdrawal  of  Charge,  with  Costs,  18  i 

lid 

Assistant  Commissioners,  21*  7  a 

Canons  Case  of  Besponsibility  of,  6J  10  e 

Subscription  for  Inspector  Miller,  the  Dis- 
missed Constable,  14  j  1  b 
PoUington  (Lord)  on  Degrees  at  Cambridge,  22  s 

5  d 
Polytechnic,  New  Programme,  12  s  4/ 
Poor  Farmers  and  Oentlemen  Farmers,  39  9a 

in  the  Workhoose,  Betnm  of,  17  a  4  d 

Increase  of  Expenditure,  12  s  if 

Law  Inqoiry  at  Hackney  Union,  29s  ^e 

'  (New),  Section  Regarding  Care  of  Children, 

8a  5e 

Medical  Relief  Act,  where  is  it  ?  28  <  10/ 

Medical  Treatment  of  Parish,  25  a  8/— 26  a 

9a— 27a  9c— 28a  6/ 

-  Rates,  great  Increase  in,  5  a  7  b 
ReUefBill,80j  4  c 

Pope  (The),  and  the  Weather,  10  j  10/ 

■  Visit  to  the  Army,  10  j  10/ 
Poplar  Union,  two  Dispensaries  at  Work  in,  30  s 

10  « 
Population,  Fruitful  Quarter,  6  a  10  (2 

Return  of  English  Towns,  1  a  106 — 4  a  7  a 

Port  of  London,  Pilfering  at,  29  j  7  a 
Portland  (Duke  of)  and  his  Tenants,  6a  7 f 
Ports  of  the  Kingdom,  10a  Id 
Portsmouth  Dockyard,  Alarming  Fire  at,  24 j'  9  c 

— 26i  12c 
Fatal  Accident  by  the  Bursting  of  a  Torpedo, 

27il0/— 29j9« 
FOBTUOAIi  :— 
-— »  Arriyal  of  the  Duke  and  Duchess  de  Montpen- 

ider,  20^  12  a— 2S  J  lOaSa  8  a— 6  a  12  a 

Court  Circular,  4  J  12  a 

—^  Ghreat  Fire  at  the  Custom  House  at  Lisbon, 

18  a  10a 
Launch  of  a  Hoisting  and  Graving  Dock  in 

the  Tagus,  8«  10  a 
New  Ministry,  16 j  9  c— 20  j;  12  a— 28  j  6  b 

— 28j  10  a 
Quarantine  for  English  Vessels,  29  a  5rt — 

8 »  10  ar-14 8  9e 
Remoyal  of  the  Portuguese  Flag  at  Colonia 

by  the  English,  27  j  9  6 

Steps  to  Observe  Strict  Neutrality  with  Spain, 

29  s  10a 

the  Vintage,  21  a  10a 

Po«t  OfBoe,  Annual  Statement  of  Returned  Letters, 
IS  a  105 


Post  Office,  and  Delay  in  the  Deliyeiy  of  the  West 

India  Mails,  16  s  10  e 
Change  of   Secretaries  in   the   Edinburgh 

Office,  2  j  9  6 
its  Faults  as  well  as  Beauties,  22  a  8  5—24  a 

6/-25a  6e 
Inconyeniences  of  the  present  Arrangement 

with  France,  22  a  6  /— 27  a  10  d 

Insurances  and  Annuities,  18  a  10  c 

Official  Report,  11a  4/ 

Prosecutions,  Waste  of  Money,  24J  11  b 

Sketch  of  its  Rise  and  Progress,  ISa  8e 

.  Statistics  of  Letters,  Book  Packets,   P.  0. 

Orders,  etc.,  81y  10/ 

and  the  Telegraphs,  16  j  9  d 

Postage  Labels,  23  ;  5/ 

to  the  United  States,  6  a  10  6 

Postal  Conmiunication  with  Ireland,  15  «  5  e 
between  South  Wales  and  the  North  of 

England,  11 «  4/ 
Potatoes,  the  New  Crop,  18  a  8  / 

State  of  Market,  21 »  7  a— 28  s  7d 

Power  (M.),  Appeal  for  the  Red  River  Settlement, 

nearly  Destroyed  by  Grasshoppers,  10  »  6/ 
Powis    Exhibition,    Successful    Candidate,    80  s 

7/ 
Pontifex  &  Wood,  Threatened    by  the   Trades' 

Unions,  1  a  lOe 
Pratt  (J.  J.)  on  the  Minerals  in  South  Africa,  27  j 

6d' 
Prayer  for  Rain,  10  a  12  e 
Pre-historic  Archsdology,  16  a  11 6 
Prendergast  (Dr.)  on  the  Russian  Wounded  at  the 

Alma,  11a  8c 
Preston  Castle,  Great  Fire  of  Farm  Produce,  19  a 

10  6 
Pretended  Missionary,  80  «  10  « 
Priestly  Privilege  not  allowed,  Ij  11  f 
Prim  (Gen.),  Reports  about,  Fal8e,17i  7/ 
Prince  Consort's  Memorial  in  Hyde  Park,  29  a  5  c 

— 4<  10a 

Windsor  Association,  17i  10  b 

Piingle  (C.  S.)  on  Latches  for  Railway  Carriages, 

81a  6e 
Prison  Statistics,  28  s  8/ 
Prisons  and  Reformatories,  18  s  9  a 
Print  Room  of  the  British  Museum,  21  s  6/ 
Printer's  Pension,  Almshouse,  and  Orphan  ABylum 

Corporation,  Sj  6/ 

Strike  of,  at  Marseilles,  8  «  10  a 

its  Effect  on  its  Newspapers,  12  «  8  a 

at  Pesth,  9»  10a 

Printing  Trade,  the  Union's  Interference,  12  a  10  c 

—18  a  10  c— 14  a  8/— 16  a  116 
Privy  Council,  Days  of  Sittings,  IJ  9/— 6J  11/— 

7j  11/- 9i  Uc— lOJ  9  c 
British  Guiana  and  Chief  Justice  Beaumont, 

7j  12 f—Sj  6/— Hi  12  c 
Cattle  Plague  Order,  27  i  9  d—27j  9e  . 

Martin  v,  Mackonochie,  4  a  10  6 

Order  about  American  39ay,  19  <  4  c 

Orders,  19  «  4  c 

Seven  Appeal  Cases  Dismissed,  4j  9  e 

on  Small  Pox  in  Sheep,  21  a  10  f 

Prize  Money,  Banda  and  Kinaee,  9j  10  e 

mghflyer,  ISj  6  a— 26^  6  a 

101 


Bai 


PiXMEB'S  INDEX  TO  "  THE  TIMES  "  NEWSPAPSB. 


[July  1  to 


Ballwaya  {ecntinuedj, 

*— —  Latches  for  Carriages,  SI  a  Be 

Leeds  and  Wetherby,  11  j  10/ 

Lemberg  and  Czamovitz,  15 a  7 b — ^2 s  6a 

— U« 

7  c— 16#  7/— 18«  6  a— 19<  6  a— 28«;6a 

—  Leominster  and  Kington,  26  a  6  d 

Limerick  and  Ennis,  22  «  4  « 

Llanelly,  21a  Bd 

Llynvi  and  Ogmore,  26  a  6  ^ 

Llangollen — Irregularis  of  Train  to  London, 

8a  8e 
^—  Looomotiye  Heated  with  Petroleum,  7  «  10  a 
•*—  London,  Brighton  and  South  Coast,  21  j  10  e 

— Blj  6« — ia  Be—Ba  6  5— 28<  7« 
— —  London,  Chatham,  and  Dover,  4  a  10  d — 

21a  6c— 28a  6e— 29a  6e 

—  London,  Tilbury,  and  Southend,  26  a  5  d — 
26a  Bd 

' London  and  Blaokwall,  12  a  6  « 

—  London  and  North  Western,  6j  7  a — 7  a  6  « 
—14 a  6 c— 17 a  6 c— 22 a  Bd 

— —  and    South  Western,  4  a  6  e — 8  a   6  e — 

14a  6c 
— —  State  of  London  Terminus,  28 j  9  b — 

80j  Bd—\a  56— 4a  8c 

—  Londonderry  and  Enniskillen,  3  a  6/— 10  a 
7c 

Lostwithiel  and  Fowey,  25  a  6  d 

Lynn  and  Hunstanston,  10a  7  c 

Madras,  Oj  7c— 16^  7  c— 23i  6/— 24i  7  c— 

17»  5d— 29«  6c 
— ^  Manchester,  Sheffield,  and  Lincolnshire,  24^' 

7c— BOj  5(^-18a  6*-l<  6c— 16«  6/— 29« 

5c 

Maiyport  and  Carlisle,  18  a  5  c — 21  a  Bd 

Mauritius,  28i  8/— 15  a  7  6— 6  «  6  c— 18  c 

5c 

—  Melbourne  and  Hobson's  Bay,  18^'  11  a — 
16a  7  6— lie  Bd 

Mellis  and  Eye,  81  a  6  c 

— ^  Metropolitan,  9  j  7  c — 80j  6  d—1  a  5  c — 8  a 

6/"— 6a  7d— 20a  7c— 27a  Bd 
District,  28  c  6/— 25c  6  c 

■  Extension  Railway,  16  c  5  c 
Mexican,  2j  7  c— 26  a  5c2— 16  s  6/ 

Midland,  2j  7c— 9^7 c— 11  j  106— 5a  6c 

—18a  6c— 17a  5c— 21a  5c— 2c  6/— 4«  5/ 
—5c  lOd— 24c  4c 

■  and  Metropolitan,  14^  10/ 

— «  Midland  and  South  Western  Junction,  29  c 
Bd 

Great  Western,  19c  6c  — 19«  8d— 28c 

7c 

Mid-Wales,  28  a  6/ 

Mold  and  Denbigh  Junction,  29 jf  7  c 

Monmouthshire,  7  c  7  a — 8  c  6  c — 18  c  6  c 

Mont  Cenis,  1  j  10  c— 4/  6  c— 10  J  8  c— 17i 

8  c— 26j  10  c— 30J  6<i-81;  6  a— 10  a  7  c— 
18a  5c— 22a  6<^— 81a  6c— 8s  8a— 6c  86 
—9c  6cf— 9c  8a— 19c  5c— 24c  4c— 29c  8c 

Landslip  on,  18  a  8/— 8 1  8  a 

Stopped  iSrom  a  Mountain  Flood,  21  a  9/ 

Moreton  Hampstead  and  South  Devon,  2  c  5  c 

Mount  Washington  Bailway,  81  a  9  6 

— i— i  MoBoow-Kursk,  21  c  9  c— 29  c  8  (2 
104 


Ballwaya  (continued). 

Moscow-Jaroslow,  Ic  5  a — 2  c  5  a — 3  c  5  a 

—4c  5a — 16c  6a 

Necessity  for  Ladies*  Compartmento,  21  c  7  d 

New  Law  of  Compensations,  22  a  7  a 

New  Quay  and  Cornwall  Junction,  26  a  6  ^ 

North  British,  12a  5  c— 21  a  5c— 23c  5/ 

North  Eastern,  8  a  5d— 19  a  5  c— SOa  7 c— 

21a  7/— 24a  66— 8c  Bd-At  10 a— 21c  Id 

North  Eastern  Lines  to  be  Abandoned*  16< 

lOd 

■  Working  at  a  Loss,  21a  5/ 

■  Hungarian  BaUway,  10  a  12  a 

North  London,  17  a  6e — 21  a  5<i 

StafEbrdshire,  1  a  5  c — 1  a  5  c — 12  a  5  c 

and  South  Western  Junction,  81  a  6  d 


Northern  Bailways— Reduction  of  Fares,  17  a 

10  6 

of  Buenos  Ayres,  Wj  10/— 22i  10/ 

of  France,  8  a  6/— 17  a  5  c— 9  c  5  c — 14 1 

7d— 21«  7d— 30c  5c 

and  Eastern,  21  a  5  c 


Objections  to  Treating  Guards,  8c  5  c 

Orleans  Bailway,  21a  86 

Ottoman,  Smyrna  to  Aidin,  2  c  5  c — ^24  c  4  « 

Oude  and  Eohilkund,  2j  7/— lOj  8<r— 29 

7c — 7a  6c 

Pacific  Bailways,  29s  8  6 

Paris  and  Lyons,  2  c  8/ 

Peebles,  29  c  5  c 

Passengers'  Grievances,  81  j  6/— 12'a  5 

Luggage,  29c  4 c— 80 c  9 c 

Pembroke  and  Tenby,  3  c  5  6—11  c  5  d 

Port  Carlisle,  10a  7  c 

^—  Bailway  Benevolent  Institutiona,  2  j  7/ 

Bills,  passed,  Ij  10  c— 9  j  7  c— 23j  5/ 

— —  Carriage  Begulation,  12  a  6/ 

Compensation  for  Accidents,  New  AetJ24s 


5/ 


6/ 


Conflagrations,  9  s  6c 

Extension  across  Uie  Alps,  8  c  7  a 

Insurance  Tickets,  a  Hint  to  Holders,  26c 


New  Begulation  Act,  11  a  8c 
Order  about  the  Carriage  of  Petrolema, 

26c  4/ 
— ^—  Passenger  Tax,  10a  7  d 
— —  Possibilities,  20  a  4c 
Progress  of,  llj  10/— 14i  10/— 15j  10c 

— 16i  7  c— 18i  11a 
'  Statistics,  8c  9a 

Redhill,  Want  of  Porters  at,  28  c  7« 

Befreslunent  Carriages  in  Trains,  28  c  7  a 

Bhymney,  19  a  5  d— 19  a  5  c 

Biga  and  Dunuberg,  5  c  5  c 

Bobberies  on  the  Continental  Bailways,  89  c 

6  6— 2c  4/— 7c  9c— 15s  9d 

Boss  and  Monmouth,  10  c  5  d 

Royal  Swedish,  Ij  10  c 

'  Bussian  Bailways,  1  s  5  a 

Bybinsk-Ostachensk  Bailway,  2  c  10  a 

— -  Salisbury  and  Yeovil,  7  a  5  c — 17 «  5  c— 
26a  Bd 

Sambre  and  Meuse,  7c  7  a — ^10 1  5 d 

San  Frandsoo,  8  a  6  c 

San  Paulo  Braalian,  Ij  lOe— 7a  5/-4  s  5  < 


Sept  80, 1868.]      palmbb's  dcdex  to  "thb  tjmbb"  kewspapeb. 


JlAa. 


Boilwaya  {eowtinued), 

Scottiah  North  Eastern,  1  s  56 

Seyem  Valley,  1 «  6  e 

•« Signals  between   Passengers   and    Gkiards, 

Trial  Trips,  etc.,  21  s  9  d 

■  Obligation  by  Act  of  Parliament  to  have 

them  before  April,  21 8  9  <2 
— —  Simplon  Bailway,  15  <  7^~25«  6  a 

Sirhowy,  14  «  7  d 

Sittingboume  and  Sheemess,  31  a  5  «     ^ 

-— —  Smoking  Carriages,  28  j  10  a 

Smyrna  and  Cassara,  21^*  10  e — 27  a  5  a 

Solway  Junction,  2 j  7 4 — la  6/— 10a  7c 

South Deyon,  14 a  5 d—lB a  5 d—^1  a  5d 

South  Eastern,  10^  8«— 19  a  6  c— 21a  6  c 

—28a  6d— 29a  76— 81a  6«— 17«  6d 

Fares  on,  4  j  12  c— 7^'  106— 18^  10 « 

of  Portugal,  10a  6«— 12a  6d— 18a  Ra 


— 18  a  5  a 

South  Yorkshire,  26  a  6  d— 81  a  5  c 

— ^  Staines,  Wokingham,  and  Woking,  12  a  5« — 

24  a  6  c— 28  a  6  c 
Stourbridge,  4  a  5  c — 26  s  5  c 

State  of  Shares,  Ij  10  b  and  d^2j  7  a  and  c 

— 8i  10  c  and  e—4j  10  6  and  d-~6 J  7  a  and  c 
— 7j  10  a  and  e—Sj  10  a  and  c — 9j  7  a  and  c 
— 10 J  8  a  and  c—llj  10  a  and  c — 18  j  7  a  and 
c— 14i  10  c  and  d— 15  J  lOaandc— 16i  7  a 
and  c— 17 J  8  6  and  c— 18j  10  c  and  c— 20^  7  a 
and  c— 21  j   10  a  and  c— 22  j   10  c  and  c— 28j 

5  6  and  d^— 24  j  7  6  and  c— 25  j  10  a  and  c— 
28  j'  8  6  and  d— 29  j  7  a  and  c— 80  j  5  a  and  6 
— dlj  6a  andc — la  6a  andc — 8a  6c— 3a 
7  a — 4  a  6  a  and  c — 6  a  5  a  and  c — 6  a  7  a  and 
6 — 7  a  5a  and  c — 8 a  6  a  and  6 — 10 a  7  a — 

11  a  5a  and  c — 12 a  6 a — 18 a  6a  and  c — ^14a 
4  c — ^14  a  5  a — 15  a  7  a  and  c — 17a  4  c — ^17  a 
6a— 18  a  6a  and  6— 19a  4c— 19  a  6a— 20a 
7a— 21a   4/— 21a   5 ar-22 a  5 o  and  6— 25 a 

6  a  and  6 — 26  a  5  a  and  6 — 27  a  5  a  and  6 — 
28  a  5  a  and  6 — 29  a  7  a  and  C---81  a  5  a  and  6 
— 1 8  Ba  and c — 2 s  6a  and c — 8 c  5 a  and c — 
4  s  5  a  and  c — 5  «  6  a  and  c — 8  <  5  a  and  c — 
9 s  6  6  and  c — 10 s  5 a  and  6 — 11 8  6a  and  c — 

12  s  5  a  and  c — ^15  «  6  a  and  c — 16  •6a  and  c 
—178  6 a  and  6 — 18 8  6a  and  c — 19 s  6 a  andc 
— ^21 «  7 a  and  c — 22  s  4  6  and  c — 288  6  a  and c 
— ^24  8  4  6  and  c — ^25  8  6a  and  c — 26  85a  and 
c — ^288  7a  and  c— 298  5aand6 — SOs  66  and 
9c 

Stratford-upon-ATon,  28  a' 6/ 

Suez  and  Aleiandria,  98  10  a — 148  9d 

Swansea  Yale,  5  8  5c 

Taff  Vale,  17a  5c— 18a  6e^-24a  6c— 

26a  6d 
■  Good  Management  of,  28  8  7  c 

TamboffKozloff  Railway,  6j  7  a— 7  j  10  a 

Tambov  and  KosIoy  Railway,  24  a  5  a — 31  a 

10  a 

Tasmanian,  Western,  3  8  10  a 

Teine  Valley,  7 a  6e 

Tenbury,  7  8  7a — 29 8  5c 

and  Bewdley,  78  7  a — 29 8  6d 


^  Third  Class  ought  to  accompany  eyezy  Train, 
198  5/— 248  4d 
— -  Patsengen  in  First  Class  Omiages,  12  a  5/ 


Bailways  (continued). 

Tottenham  and  Hampstead  Junction,  30 « 

5c 
Traffic  Receipts,   7j   10  c— llj    10  c— 18 j 

11  a— 25i    10  c— 1  a   5  c— 8  a  5  d— 15  a   7  6— 

22  a  5  d— 29  a  6  d— 5  8  5c 
Returns,  2j   7f—Zj  10/-^4J   10  c— 7i 

10  c— 8 j  10  6—9;  7  e—lOj  8  c— llj  10  c— 
14 J  10/— 16;  7  c— 17;  8  c— 21;  10  c— 22; 
10/— 23;  5/— 24;  7  c— 28;  8/— 30;  5d— 
81;  6/— 4a  6c— 6a  6c— 6a  7c— 7a   5/— 

11  a  5/— 13a  6c— 14a  6c— 18a  5c— 19a 
5d— 20a  7/— 21a  Be— 25a  Be— 27a  Be— 
28a  6/— 18  6c— 28  6c— 38  56-48  Bf— 
88  5c— 108  5d— ll8  5d— 128  5c— 158  6c 
—178  6d— 188  5c— 19  8  Be— 22  8  4c— 248 
4c— 258  6c— 268  5c— 298  5c— 308  5c 

Trent  and  Anoholme,  31  a  5  c 

Ulster,  13  a  6  c 

—  Uxbridge  and  Ricknumsworth,  24  a  6  c 

Vale  of  Orickhowell,  11;  10/ 

Neath,  6  a  7  a 

Variations  in  Fares,  10;  8/ 

Varna,  3;    10/— 16;    7  c— 21;    10  c— 25; 

10c— 3,a  6/— 298  5d 

Victoria  Station  and  Pimlioo,  14;  10/ 

Want  of  Punctuality  by  29;  9/— 30;    6d 

—7a    8d— 10a    7 d— 18 alO c— 17 8  4/ 
Want  of  Punctuality  on  Foreign  Railways, 

21  a  8  6  ^  -^ 
Action  for,  and  Recovery  of  Damage,  19  a 

106  ^ 

— r—  Waterloo  and  Whitehall,  7  a  5  c 

Welland,  8;  10/ 

West  Cornwall,  2  8  6c 

■  ■  Norfolk  Junction,  10  a  7  c 

Wisconsin,  31  a  5  c 

Whitehaven,  Cleator,  and  Egremont,  26  a  5c 

Worcester,  Bromyard,  and  Leominster,  30  8 

Be 

Woronesch'Koslow,  17;'  10  a 

Rain,  the  Control  of,  22  8  8  6 

Raisins,  State  of  the  Market,  21  a  5  c 

Raimie  Plant  in  the  U.  States,  1;  5  c 

Rams,  Sales  of,  in  Yorkshire,  12  a  10  d 

Ramsey  (B^  on  Thin  Seeding,  15  8  5  6 

Ranelagh  (Lord),  his  Solicitor's  Defence    of,  a- 

gainst  Louisa; Gould  and  Madame  Rachel,  In; 

10/ 
Ransomes  and  Sims  on  the  Deficient  Hay  Crop, 

15a  9  6 
Rapacity  of  Fishermen  on  Finding  a  prowned 

Gentleman's  Body,  6  a  12/ 
Rateable  Value  for  Voters,  148  9/— 158  10  c— 

168  10c— 178  9d 
Rattening  in  Birmingham,  22  j  12  d 

in  London,  21;  10  c— 22;  12  c 

in  the  Printing  Trade,  12  a  10/— 13  a  10  c 

—14  a  8/— 16  a  116 

in  Sheffield,  24;  7/ 

Rawlinson  (Sir  H.),  Address  at  Frome,  3  8  8  c 
Read  (C.  S.)  on  Taxation,  14  8  6/— 22  8  10/ 
Reading  Biscuit  Faotoiy,  account  of,  13  a  10  c 
Really  Old  Bottle  of  Wine  at  St.  Renny,  268  106 
Reaping  and  Mowing  Machines,  80;  5  c 
Reaping  Machines  by  Moonlight,  10  a  10  6 

105 


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PALMEE'S  index  to  "the  times  ••  KEWSPAPM. 


[July  1  to 


Beetot's  IMffloulties,  lltf  10  c 

lied  Biver,  Canadian  MeasuroB  to  BelioTe  the  Dia- 

tress,  SOs  7d 
— —  Settlement,  Appeal  for,  10  «  5/— 16«  9&— 

21s  lid— 26«  8e 

Subsoziptionfi,  26 «  8«— 28«  6  c 

Bed  Tapiam,  a  BoBcdan  Anecdote,  29  a  4  c 
Bedesdale  (Lord),  and  Hr.^Watkin,  Correspondence, 

27i  6  e—29j  Be 
Beed  (£.  J.)  on  onr  Iron  Clad  Beet,  IQj  5/ 

his  Besignation  not  Accepted,  Si  6c 

BeMgerator  (a  Simple),  BQj  8  c— 31  j  6/~l  a  10/ 

BSFOBM  IiXSAGinD  :— 

-— ^  and  the  Lodger  Franchise,  6  a  6  <2 

Meetings,  27  a  7  c 

—  Beport  of  the  Committee  on  the  Distorbanoes 
at  the  Guildhall  Meeting,  9  j  5  <s-16i  7/ 

Working  Men's  Meeting  at  Windsor,  28  s  9d 

BSFOBM  :-— 

Borough  Franchise,  Assessed  Taxes.  11  j  5d 

—  Bright  (John),  Speech  at  Birmingham,  25 j 
12c 

—  Mr.  Coleridge's' Bill  andt  the  Elections,  19  a 

Deputation  to  Mr.  Disraeh  on  the  Hoars  of 

Polling  at  Elections,  2j  9  « 
Meeting  of  the  National  Beform  Union,  10  8 

lOd 

—  the  Kew  Act  and  the  40s.i|Freehold6r,  7 1 
lla 

New  Begistration  Act,*  its  Operation,  21  j 

66 
No  Bar  to  Toting  by  being^^  the  Service'  of 

the  GoTemment,  5  a  4/ 
New  Constituencies,  11  a  7  e. 

—  New  Voting  List  for  Shrewsbury,  14  a  10  6 
Beformatories  and  Prisons,  18  «  9  a 
Beformatory  Schools,  31  a  8  c 

Begent  Street  Befuge,  8^  6  & 

Begistration  for  Middlesex,  Appointment  of  fie- 

yising  Barrister,  3  «  7/ 
-^~  for  Westminster,  Appointment  of   Bevising 

Barristers*  Courts,  3  «  7/ 

and  Payment  of  Bates,  liy  9/ 

Last  Day  of  Claims,  1  a  X0b—'25a  4 

Begistrations,  7  »  11^— 14«  9e— a5«  10«— 160 

10<^-17«  9a— 18»  4d— 19«  9a— 21«    6e— 

228  5c— 23s  4d— 24«  6d—258  7e— 26«  4(2 

— 28<   6  c— 29«   4/— 30«    9  a 

—  See  under  HiiECtions  for  the  separate  Dis- 
tricts. 

Begistrations,  Notes  about  the   Barristers'  Deci- 

sions,  16  «  10  c 
Beid  (J.  Wyatt)  [on  the  Abergele  Accident,  7  «  7  c 
Beligious  Persecution  in  Spain,  22  j  5  e 

Societies,  Expenditure,  see  Socixtieb. 

— -  Liberality,  a  Plea  for,  128  id 

Tract  Society,  Critique  on  its  Balance  Sheet, 

etc.,  26  «  7d— 28«  10/ 
Defence  of  its  Expenditure,  26  «  7  e — 30  s 

10  e» 

Bemarkable  Tear,  23i  10/ 

Bemiogton  (George)  on  Turnpike  Boads  and  (tram- 
ways, 10  a  6  d 

leuter  (Julius)  on  Telegraphic  Commuxucation 
with  the  East,  12$  6  b 
106 


Bevenue  Betums,  IJ  10  a 

Leading  Article  on,  Ij  9  b 

— -  and  Expenditure,  9j  9  b 
BXlVIXrWS: — 

Annals  of  the  Bodlieian  Library,  by  W.  D. 

Macray,  31  a  9  a 

-  Beauclerk,  Lady  Di,  Summer  and  Winter  in 
Norway,  13  a  8  d 

Blanc,  Dr.  Henry,  Narrative  of  Captivity  in 

Abyssinia,  8  «  4  c 

Carroll,  Lewis,  Alice's  Adyentures  in  Wonder- 
land, 13  a  8  c 

Chambers'  Encyclopcedia,  7  a  10  a 

— -  Correspondence  of  Napoleon  L,  tome  23, 
14a  4a 

tome  24,  22»  8d— 28<  4& 

Crowe,  Eyre  Evans,  History  of  France,  15  a 

6a— 17a  8c 
Droop,  H.  B.,  on  Methods  of  Electing  Be- 

presentatiTes,  29  a  4  d 

East  and  the  West,  our  Dealings  with  our 

Neighbours,  Essays  by  Different  Hands,  Edited 
by  Hon.  Henir  Stanley,  24  a  4  c 

Eastwick,  E.  B.,  Sketches  of  i4ife  in  a  South 

American  Bepublic,  Ij  10  6 
■         Fann,  Sheridan  lie,  Lost  Name,  21 «  4c 
-— ^  Hopkins,  Manley,  Handbook  of  ATetage,  1  j 

105^ 
—"r—  Einglake,  Alex.  Wm«,  Invasion  of  the  Crimea 

to  the  Death  of  Lord  Baglan,  1  a  8  ar— 11  a  10  if 

—25a  4b 
■  ■  Note  b^  Dr.  Eamsey  Brush,  aboat,  19  a  4  c 

-  Note  by  Gen.  Codrington  about,  10  a  10  & 
—19a  4c— 26a  7c 

Note  by  Lt.-Ool.  Mansfield  on,  29  a  9  < 

Note  by  Capt.  Shakespeare,  on,  3  a  9  b — 


22a  86 
— . —  Beviewer's  Beply,  16  a  9  c— 20  a   10/— 

27  a  4/ 
Lytton,  Edw,  Bulwer  Lord,  MiscellaQeous 

Prose  Works,  25  «  7  6 

Lewis,   Sir  G.   C,  Local  Disturbances   in 

Ireland)  and  the  Irish  Church  Question,  7  «  4  a 

Melbourne  Directory,  IJ  10  6 

Memoir  of  Baron  Bunsen,  by  his  Widow,  lis 

8c— 14»  6a— 18«  Id 

Note  by  the  Beviewer,  21  £  10  6 


9c 


Memorials  of  London  and  London  Life,  18  s 


Note  about,  19  s  4/ 


Munster,  Gt  H.,  Count,  Political  Sketches  of 

the  State  of  Europe,  from  1814  to  1867, 14f 

^—  Beport  of  the  Medical  Officers  of  the  Privy 
Council,  27  a  4  d 

—  Beports  on  the  Paris  Exhibition  of  1867, 
Tol.  2,  2O0  4  a 

Bichardson,  Samuel,  Clarissa,  Edited  by  £. 

S.Dallas,  7«  6a 

Seyd,  Ernest,  Bullion  and  Foreign  Exdhanges, 

Ij  106 

State  Papers  Concerning  the  Irish  Church, 

edited  by  Dr.  Brady,  20  a  4  & 

—  Stephenson,  George,  Life,  1^'  10  h 

— r-f  steward,  J.  Hm  on  the  Weather  at  WimbledoD, 
22i  12  c 


Sept.  30, 1868.] 


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Bevlews  {continued^ 

Sydney  Directory  for  1868,  Ij  10  b 

Thirty  Years  in  a  Mining  XHetrict,  1  j  10  6 

Trevelyan,  Sir  C.  £•,  Britiah  Army  in  1868, 

lit  9  6 
•— —  Wellington,  Doko  of,  Despatches,   Cones- 
pondenoe.and  Memoranda,  Vol.  8.,  Edited  by 
his  Son,  28a  46 

-  Wendt,  £L  E.,  Papers  on  Maritime  Ijegis- 
lation,  Ij  10  & 

WUton,  Earl  ef,  on  the  Sports  and  Pursuts 

of  the  English,  13  a  7  d 

Winter  Tonr  in  Spain,  14  «  4  a 

Rerfising  Barristers,  7  a  9  6 

BeTising  Barristers*  Courts,  Westminster,  8  8^7  f 

BoTolting  Ingratitade,  31  j  9/ 

Bhine,  Discussion.  Beiative  to  the  ^  Navigation  of, 
30«  7e 

Bhinocero9,  two  Homed*  Arziyal  of,  at, the  Zoolo- 
gical Gardens,  12  «  5  6  -  •  - 

Bicoa,  A.  J.  Da  Costai  on  Portuguese  Finance,  14  a 
4/ 

Bioe,  State  of  the  Market,  Ij  lOd— 2j  llh^j 
10d~9i  Id—lljlOb—lbj  10  6— 22 j  10/— 
25j  106-^li  66— 5a  56— 8a  4<i~.12a  56 
— 13  a  54— U  a  4/— 21a  5e— 22  a  5e-T^26a 
6<!— 29a  76— 2«  66— 11«  5c— 12»  6d— 
17»  5/— 18«  66—190  6d 

Richards,  John,  Memorial  to  set  aside  the  Verdict 
against,  as  it  was  awarded  by  Lottery^  11  a  7  li 

Lt.  S.  S.,  not  Drowned  as  Beported,  24  a 

56      . 

Richardson,  J.  H.,  on  Postage  to  United  States, 
6  a  106 

Rifle  Brigade,  Prince  of  Wales  to  be  Colonel,  17  a 
10  d 

Right  of  Way  by  Carrying  a  Dead  Body,  I'allaciouB, 

Hi  9/ 
Bio  Janeiro,  Commercial  Intelligence,  22  J  12  d 

Miscellaneous  News,  22i  12  d 

Ripon  Cathedral,  the  New  Canon,  8  a  9  6 

Deanery  of,Aocepted  by  Dr.  M'Neile,  28  a  7/ 

Ritual  Commission  Meeting,  llj  9/ 

Bitoalism  at  Barrow-in-Furness,  21a  4id 

Its  Effect  on  the  Church,  20  a  9  c— 22  a  7  <; 

—28  a  10  d 
Harvest  Festiyal  at  Haydock,  22  «   9  c— 14  s 

6e 
Ritualistic  MoTcment  in  Lambeth,  9«    Qe — 18 « 

7/— 18*  9tf— 24«  10/--28*  66 

Service  at  Brighton,  30«  8  e 

. •  Seryices  at  Leeds,  16  «  10  c 

Programme  at  Lambeth,  18  <  9  e 

Biver  Pirates,  SOy  5  dr^^lj  12  d 

. Steamers,  New  French,  15  a  9/ 

Boads,  on  Making,  10  a  5/ 

Bobberies  in  the  London  Streets,  19  a  5/ 

Bobbery  Extensive,  of  Jewellery  at   Manchester, 

28a  lOci— 29a  9e 

with  Violence,  Notes  about,  11  j  12/ 

Boberts  (H.),  not  Madame  BachePs  Solicitor,  2j 

12a 

(W.  H.),  U  Madame  Rachel's  Solicitor,  3  j 

12/— 6  a  7jf 

Bepndiation  of  the  vile  use  of  Baths  by 

Madame  Rachel  11  j  12/ 


Boberts  (W.  H.),  the  Unjpslpesff  of  paper  Marks 

Evidence  in  the  Baohel  •Cam,  28  4  6^6  .        ^i 
Robertson  (David)   on  his  mift-rejvresented    Ba- 

tiirament,  16j  5/  ..         ;  ,     . 

Robinson  (Noel  H.)   on   the    Abergele  Railway 

Accident,  1 «  10  <i 
(J.  C.)  on  the  Burlington  House  Gate,  and 

Colonnade,  18«  8e    .  , 
Roche  (C.  Mills),.  Defence  of  hia  Proceedings  in 

the  Rachel  Case,  30  s  10  6 
Roebuck  (J.  A.)  on  his  Speech  before  the  Ameri- 
can Minister,  8  #  7  d 
— —  and  the  Italians,  9«  10  d 

Speech  at  the  Cutlers*  Feast,  4  s,  10  c 

Roman  Catholic  Chaplains  in  Workhouses,  22  j  5/ 

— 24j  10  «  . 

Episcopal  Charity,  15  a  10/ 

University  for  Ireland,  9j  id 

Roman  Villa  at  Chadworth»  17a  Id 

Rome,  Meeting  to   raise  Funds  to  complete  the 

Roman  Catholic  English  Church  at,  14j  9/ 
Bomney  Lamb  Fair,  24  a  6/ 
Romsey,  M<emorial  Festival,  22  j  5  0^23  j  106 
Rooke  (Dr.   T.  M.)    on  the  High  Temperature, 

29j  10/ 
Rose  (Alderman.)  on  the  Guildhall  Meeting,  10  j 

10  a 

(John)  on  Emigration  to  Canada,  28  j  9  a 

Ross  (Major.)  and  the  Foreign  Girls*  Protection 

Society,  la  10 6 
Romania,  Encounter  with   the  Insurgents,   25  j 

12a--4a  10  a 

France  and  Prussia^  2Qa  8d 

-— —  Meeting  of  the  Chambers,  16  «  7  d  and  e 

Miscellaneous  News,  27  a  10  a — 17  9  10. a 

Rowsell  (£.  P.)  on  the  Credit  Fonder  of  England, 

24a  10/ 
Royal  Academy,  Close  of  the  100th  Exhibition, 

27  j  126 

Sale  of  Pictures,  4j  12  6 

Agricultural  Society,  2j  5/— 13j  9<i— 15^ 

12a 
*— ^  Aroh^BoIogical  Institute,  Annual  Congress  at 

Lancaster  Castle,  29;  9  c— 31i  9  d— 1  o  lOd 

Binmogham  Society  of  Artists,  27  a  7  « 

Botanic  Gardens,  Begents  Park,  8  «  8  d— 8  $ 

9c 

Society,  2j  9  «— 11  a  9  c 

Breakfast,  a  Success,  Ij  5/ 

Free  Hospital,  Description  of,  10 j  10  c — 

13;  10c— 20i  9<{ 

,  Gun  Factories,  11a   76— 12  a    10  c— 18  a 

9  6— 19a  lOe—7  8  9c 

Horticultural  Society,  Ij  12  c— 3  j  12  6r- 

8j  86— 5a  76— 22a  8c— 29a  6a-2*  10/ 

Institute  of  British  Architects  Soiree  and  Ex- 
hibition of  large  Books,  etc.,  2j  9/ 

Institution,  7j  12  f 

Insurance  Company,  8  a  6  a — 10  a  7  c — 27  a 

6a 
Interments,  Account  of,  4  <  8  (2 

-  Kent  Dispensary,  Appeal  for,  2j  9  6 
Military  Academy,  26  j  9  c 

College,  12  a  9/ 

NationfJLifeBoat  InBtitntioi),.8^  56    ,  , 

Westminster  Ophthalmic  Hospital^  24  j  5/ 

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PALMEB'S  index  to  ''the  times*'  ITEWSFAFEB. 


[July  1  to 


Bubini,  and  "  Beheading  ft  Lady,"  UJ  12/ 

Bagby  School,  Uj  11/ 

Bom,  GoTomment  OomtraetoM,  2la  Be 

BnsBdll  (Bail)  and  his  Tenanhy,  Ss  9d 

(J.)  on   the    Bankruptcy   Act   Amendment 

Bai,18j  6d--16i  6/ 
BTJSBIA:— 

Arrest  of  the  Bp.  of  Plotsk,  8  <  10  a 

Banquet  at  Odessa,  27  a  10  a 

B(^ara  Oampaign,  terrible  Episode  to,  8[« 

8c 
M  Benetral  of  Hostilities,  21 «  9  c 

—  Oonmiercial  Treaty  with  Bcddiara,  1^8  7  d 
Gonyersion  of  twenty  Jews,  Bingolar'Proces- 

sion,  14  a  10  6 

—  Court  Cinmlar,  14a  10  o^lS  a  10a--25  a 
10a~-26a  10 a— 81a  10a--5<  10a^24«  7c 

— —  Deputation    to    settle   the   Bonndaries   ct 

Siberia  and  China,  2  «  10  a 
Despatch  to  abolish  ExpIosiYe  Hissilea  in 

War,  15  j  6  a 
Destruction  of  the  Imperial  Orangeries  by 

Fire,  18  a  10  a 

the  Emperor  at  Leipsio,  14  j  12  a 

-^ —  the  Empress  at  Warsaw,  14  j  12  a 

Extensive  Fires  in   the   Hemp   and    Flax 

Depots  at  St.  Petersbnrg,  25  a  10  a 

Forest  Fires,  1  a  10  6 

Fmiongh  to  the  Army,  1  <  10  a 

^  Harvest  Prospects,  ISj  12  6 

Idea  of  the  Abyssinian  Expedition,  7j  5  6 

Kanflrnann,  Gen.,  ftnd  suite  at  Orenberg,  25  s 

9  c— 26«  7c 
Mode  of  Torturing  to  obtain  Confession,  1  s 

7a 
Miscellaneous  News,  17  j  lOo^lOa   12  6— 

22a  10a~-24a  5a^27a  10a~14«  9c— 18< 

76 

" New  Customs  Tariff,  28^  10  a 

New  Bailways,  15  j  6  6—2  »  10  a— 28  «  7  6 

Official  Movements,  18  j  12  6 

Peace  concluded  with  the  Emir  of  Bokhara, 

28  j  10  a— 81 J  9  c 

Projected    Bailway    from    Odessa   to   St. 

Petersburgh,  27  a  10  a 

Proposed  Telegraph  from  liban  and  Copen- 
hagen, 26  a  10  a 
i^—  Subscriptions  opened  for  a  Bailway  in,  24  a 

5a 
Tardy  Beprieve  at  a  Bussian  Execution,  26  a 

7a 
Two  Hundred  and  Fifty  Houses  Burnt  at 

Marinpal,  29  a  5  a  « 

- —  War  News,  26  «  7  6 
Bussian  Wounded  in  the  Crimea,  11a  8  c — 14  a 

106 
— ->-  American  Territory,  true   Busso-Pronunci- 

aUon,  24  a  6/ 
Byde  Pier,  7  «  7  a 
Bye  (Maria  8.)  on  Female  Emigration,  4  j 

5  c— 29«  4/ 

(W.  B.)  on  Milton's  MS.  Poem,  18  j  6  c 

Sale  of  Liquors  on  Sunday  Bill,  Leading  Article 

on,  24  j  96 

Poisons,  New  Act,  14  a  7  c 

Salisbury  (Marquis  of),  his  Will,  Ij  126 
108 


Salmon  Fishery,  Close  of,  8  9  9  c 

Mr.  Buckland  on,  lis  4/ 

— ^-  in  Devon,  a  good  Year,  22  «  5  d 

Salter  (Rev.  J.  H.),  his  brave  Conduet  in  Savisg 

a  Child  from  Drowning,  10  «  9  6 
Saltpetre,    State   of    the    Market,    Ij   10  d-Sj 

10c— 25j    10  6— Sli  66— 5a  56— 20a  7<i- 

26a  5c— 3<  56— ^<  5a— llf  5c^l6«  66- 

17  8  5/— 18«  6  6— 19f  5d^-23«  56 
Sanohe  Tope  in  Central  Lidia,  romaxinUft  Azehi- 

tectural  Bemains,  11 «  7  c 
Sancho  (F.  Garcia)  on  the  reported  Flight  cf  Gee 

Zavala,  12  a  4/ 
San  Domingo,  Note  about,  20y  6  c 
Sanders    (E.  J.)  on  Mr.  ASnutt's  MeteailogM 

Beports,  7^  10  c 
(Thomas  S.)  on  the  supposed  Somali  Laad 

Captives,  11a  5/ 
Sanderson  (James)  on  Agricultural  Leases,  24  a  5  6 

on  the  Cereal  Yield  of  1867,  5  a  8/ 

Com  Statistics  of  1868,  22  c  46 

-  on  the  Harvest,  4j  10  c 

and  the  Crops,  18  a  9  a 

Sandford   (C.  W.)  on  Christ  Church  Exhibitioiis, 

10  «  5/ 
Sandhurst    Military    College,  Swimming    Match 

at,16«  76 

Necessity  of  Drags  at,  14  7  12  c 

Sandwich  Islands,  Steam  Line  to  San  Francisco, 

16  j  7  6 
Sarawak,  Beport  on,  22  a  7  c 
Savings  Banlcs,  Annual  Betum  of,  29  «  Bb 

Military,  Government  Betum,  21  j  12  a 

Post  Office  Statistics,  10  j  10  c 

Savoy  Chapel,  Discontinuance  of  the  10  o^doek 

Sxmday  Service,  6  «  8  c 
Sawdust  Powder,  its  Power,  etc.,  8  a  4/ 
Saxony,  Court  Circular,  9  «  10  a 

Beview  by  the  King  of  Prussia,  9  c  10a 

Saze  Weimar  (Prince  and  Princess  of)  si  Dublin, 

17a  8  6 
St.  Alban*s,  Holbom,  Protest  of   Chmchwaidsi 

Hubbard  against  the  BitoaUstio  OhservaDces, 

20  j  12  d 
St.  George's,  Hanover  Square,  Sanitary  Bepoit, 

Ij  12  d 
St.  Helen's,  Bishopsgate,  Memorial  Window  in,  to 

Aldemian  Copeland,  S8  7  d 
St.  Luke's  Home   for   Epileptic  and    Incurable 

Women,  la  9/— 8a  7c— 15a  12 d 
St.  Margaret's  and  Westminster  Abbey,  80y  10  d 
St.  Mary's  Hospital,  Paddington :  Mnnifieent  Ga& 

of  Samuel  Scott,  Esq.,  7c  9a 
St.  Maiy-le-Strand,  20  a  9  c— 22  a  7c^88a  1042 
St.  Pancras,  Applications  for  Vacant  Offices  in  tftt 

Workhouse,  11  *  10  a 

Poor  Law  Guardians  and  the  Vestry,  30  s  10  e 

St.  Paul's  Cathedral,  Bestowment  of  Stidls,  etc, 

.     18y  9c 

Preachers,  dj  5  6— SOy  10  d—Ss  6/ 

Dirty  state  of  the  Pavement,  15  j  13  d 

St.  Swithin'B  Proverbs,  17  j  9/ 

St.  Thomas  k  Becket  Church  at  Borne,  81  j  7/- 

4a  10<i— 6a  6c— 8a  6/— 18a  7c— lc5>- 

8«  10c-4«  6/ 
ScaUan  (J.  T.)  on  the  Jaoknell  Prisonen,  4a  7 c 


Sept.  30, 1868.]    palmeb's  index  to  "the  times"  kbwbpapeb. 


Shi 


Scarboroiigh  Agrioxiltiural  Show,  27  a  7  a 
ScftTengera,  their  want  of  in  Dry  Weather,  13  j  10  « 
Sobachner  (J.  C.)t  Gloacester  Hoaical  FeBtiyal, 

29  «  4/ 
School  Holidays,  Word  against,  11  a  7  c— 12  a  If 

—17a  4<i— 20a  lOd 
Sohoolmasterg*  Salaries,  7  a  10  6 
Schoolmaster  Wanted— "an  Overseer^a  Letter,'* 

22j  9/ 
Schmellaii  (Herman)  on  the  Persecution  in  Spain 

of  a  Protestant  Schoohnaster,  22  j  5  « 
Sohreiber  (Charles)  on  the  Bribery  Bill,  20  j  6/ 
— —  on  Mnnicipai  Elections,  X^j  8  c 
Schnitzels  Powder,  its  ExplosiTS  Power,  18  a  7/ 
Science  and  Art  Examinations,  10  a  11/ 
Sclater-Booth,  Speech  at  Bnrgbclere,  25  «  10  a 
Scotland,  its  Condition,  21 «  4  & 
High  Tariff  for  TraTcUers,  12  a   Sd— 17  a 

Id 

Statistics  of,  16  s  9  <2 

Statistics  of  Insanity  in,  21  j  12  e 

Scott  (Geo.  Gilbert)    on  the  Designs  for  the  New 
Law  Courts,  2  j  10  c 

-  (Sir  Walter),  Proof  Sheets  copied  for  Printer, 
15i  8  c 

Sale  of  his  Autograph  MSS.,  11  j  5  a 

Scottish  Equitable  life  Assurance  Society,  Ij  10  h 
— ^  Begistrar-Ckneral's   Quarterly  Betum,  15  a 

loi  ' 

Sea  Bear,  Aniral  of  one  in  the  Zoologioal  Gardens, 

29a  If 
Seamen's  Hospital  Society,  20a  9/ 

Unclaimed  Wages,  17i  7/ 

Seare  (Charles),  Appeal  for  Agar  Town  Bagged 

Schools,  22i  11 4 
Securities,  Question  of,  27  j  9<i 
Self  (BL)  on  Battening  in  the  Printing  Trade,  13  a 

10  c— 15  all  & 
Serpentine,  Shocking  State  of,  20  a  5/ 
Servantgatism- Weak  Tea,  13  a  7  a 
SEBVIA:— 

Berat  of  the  Sultan,  18  j  12  a 

British  GoTomment  and  the  Serrians,  10  a 

126 

Execution  of  Oapt.  Nenadovic,  1  j  12  a 

Installation   Ceremony,  3^'  12  a— 6 j  9  b^ 

9j  12  a— 16i  10  6 

the  Insurgents  at  Balkan,  7  s  5  a 

Meeting  of  the  Skuptschina,  10  j  10  b 

— «-  Miscellaneous  Information,  1  j  12  a— 2  j  12  a 

— 6i  9  6— 27j  9  c— 24«  7  c 

i New  SoTereign,  3^  12  a 

Ottoman  Empire,  confirming  the  Election  to 

Prince  Kielau,  ZIJ  9  c— 1  a  10  a 
Prince  Earageorgewich  cited  to  appear  as 

Accomplice  in  the  Assassination,  15 j  5  6 
Beported  Conceahnent  of  Arms  in    Tt>p- 

Bchieder  Park,  1^*  12  a 

Besolutions  of  the  Skuptschina,  7  J  12  a 

Bumour  of  the  Turks  Crossing  the  Danube, 

21«  9c 
— —  Sentence  on  the  Prisoners,  29  i  9  c 
Sequesibration  of  Prince    Karageorgewich's 

Estates,  12  a  10  a 
Sub-Prefect    of    Surediovo,  Charged    with 

Complicity  in  the  AssMsinaUon,  18  j  12  a 


Seorvia  {eonHnusd). 

The  Fourteen  Persons  .condemned  for  the 

Murder  of  Prince  Michael,  shot  at  Belgrade, 

29i  9  6 

The  Trials,  23 j  lOc^— 24j  5  a 

Severn  Narigation  Commission,  Ss  9d 

Sermons,  How  to  Avoid,  6a  Sd 

Notes  about,  6  a   10  c--?  a  7/— 8  a   8^— 

lla  4c— 12a  106— 17a  4c— 24a  5/— 3<  9c 

-  When  Preachers  can't  find  their  End,  4  a 
10  d 

Sewage  Experiments  at  Leicester,  4  a  4  c — 6  a  C/ 
—7a  8/— 8a  9c— 25a  9d 

at  Tottenham,  6  a  6/— 7  a  8/ 

Liverpool  Utilization  Company,  12  a  10  d 

(Town),  11  a  7  c 

Shakespear  (Capt.)  on  a^Movement  at  Alma,  3  a 

9  6— 22a  8a 

Shakespeare  v.  Cibber :  IBichard  III.,  24  s  8  c— 

25  »  5/ 
Sharman  (X.  H.)  on  Loggsge  Bobberies,  IBs  9d 
Shaw  (Thos.  Geo.;  on  the  Bonding  System,  12  a 

6a 

on  the  Wine  Duties,  3  »  5  6 

Shea  (Luke  J.)  Note,  21  $  Of 
Sheep,  Importation  of,  21  a  5  c 

Stealing  Case,  an  Innocent  Lad  sentenced 

to  Five  Tears  Penal  Servitude,  29  a  11 6 

Sheffield  Address  to  [the  American  Minister,  5  s 

10  c 

Cutler's  F^,  81a  10/— 4  «  10  6 

— -  More  Battening  in,  24^  Tf 

Sheldon  (Benjamin),  strange  Confession,  12  a  10  <2 

Shepherd  (George)  on  the  Sewage  Experiments  at 
Tottenham  and  Leicester,  6  a  6/ 

Sheriffii,  the  New,  Induction  into  Office,  «  10  d 

Official  Dinner,  29  s  10  d 

their  Chaplains,  lis  9d 

Shields,  Teirifice  Thnnderstoxm  at,  7  a  7  6 

SHIP  TSfEiWB: — 

Ij  10  c— 1  j  11 6—1  i  12  a  and  6— 1^  12  c— 

2j  11/— 2  j  12  a— 3i  10«— 3i  11  fSj  12  6 
— 4j  12  6— 4i  12/— 6i  9  6— 6i  11/— 7/ 11/ 
— 7j    12a— 7i    12/— 8i    66— 8j    Ho— 8j 

12  a  and  6— 9i  7  e— lOj  9/— lOj  10  a— llj  10/ 
— lli  11  a— Hi  12a-13j  6/— 13/  11  c— 
13i  9  c— 14;  11/— 14/  12  c— 15^  5  a  and  6— 
16  j  8  c— 15i  10/— 15i  10  c— 16/  7  c— 16^9  c 
— 16i  126— 17i  106— 17i  10/-18J  11/— 
IBj  126— 20i  11/— 20j  12  6—21;  5a--21i 
106— 21i  11/— 22i  5  6—22/  12  a— 22;  12/ 
— 23j  9<^-23i  10  a— 24i  5  a— 24i  10  <I— 24 j 

.  ndr^26j  10/— 25i  lie— 25/  12a— 27i  7d 
— 27j  9c— 27i  11/— 28i  7/— 28;  10  c— 29; 
7/— 29;  9  c— 80;  5/— 30;  10  6—81;  9  c  and  d 
— 31i  lOd-31;  12  dr-ia  4/— la  66— la 
10a— 3a  10c— da  126— 3a  12/-4a  9/— 
4a  10a^-5a  76— 5a  9/— 8a  11/— 7a  7a 
—7a  9/— 8a  76  andc— 8a  7<— 8a  9/— 8a 
10c— 10a  6/— 10a  11/— 10a  126— lla  9/ 
—lla   10 a— lla   10 /-12 a  9/— 12a  10c— 

13  a  10  a— 13  a  10  c— 14  a  9/— 14  a  10  a— 
15  a  11/— 15  a  112  0— 17  a  9/— 17  a  10  a— 
18a  9/— 18a  10a— 19a  10a  and  6— 19a 
10/-20a  5a— 20a  5/— 21a  10<i— 21a  10c 
—21a  10/— 22  a  5/-22a  10  a— 24  a   6  6- 

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Ship  News  (conttnu^d). 
14  a  11  if— 25  o  10&— 26tf  lOtf— 26  a  8/— 
i6a  10  0^27  a  if— 27  a  10  a— 28  a  7^— 28  a 
10 afand&~-29 a  5 aandb— 29a  7  &-— 29 a  11  a — 
Sla  9c— 81a  lOo— 1  «  lor—ls  Of—l$  10a 
—28  6b— 2$  10a— 2«  lOd— 8#  8<^-8<  9d 
— 4#  6/— 4«  76— 4«  7/— 5»  9d— 5«  10a— 
7«  6a— 7<  9c— 7»  lld—Bs  9/— 8»  lOo— 
9«  9/— 9»  10  5— 10  «  10  a— 10  «  10/— 11<  9  c 
— 11«  10  a— 12  <  6/— 12#  10  6— 12  f  10  d— 
14,  7d— 14«  9d— 16«  106andc— 16«  7d— 
16  •  9  d—17  8  5  c— 17  8  10  c— 17  s  10/— 18  $ 
75— 18,10d— 19f  7  6andc— 19*9/— 21«  66 
— 21#  96— 21<  9c  and  d— 22  «  4/— 22f  7  c— 
23«  7c— 23«  7c— 28»  9a— 24ir  7a— 24«  9/ 
— 26<  9d— 26f  12a— 26f  6<?and/— 26«  7c— 
28<  7/— 28«  7c— 29<  9d— 29#  10»-^30« 
7d— SO*  9d 

—  Attempt  to  Launch  the  Bennnda  Floating 
Dock,  8«  7/— 4  8  10 ar— 5  8  9/ 

—  Clipper  Bace,  from  China,  1 «  8/ 

Colhsion  between   the   Dispatch  and   the 

Galatea^  off  Spithead,  21 «  lid 

■  the  i2oya£  Oak  and  TFamor,  in  the  Chan- 
nel, 17a  106 

the  Sir  Robert  Peel  and  the  Pfeil,  at  Dnn- 

kirk,  25  a  10  c 
— ^  Colonial  Shipping,  New  Act  about,  12  *  10  6 

—  Destraction  of  Shipping  by  the  Earthquake 
at  Peru,  16  «  7  c 

—  Destruotlon  of  the  Brig  Billoto,  from  an 
Explosion  of  Petroleum,  25  a  10  c 

Deatruotion  of  the  HoUandsreWt  from  Shieds, 

by  Fire,  10  #  10  6 

—  Destruction  of  the  Mai  Blume  by  Rre,  in 
Bombay  Harbour,  3  «  10  a 

Destruction  of  the ' Melita  by  Fire,  in  the 

Atlantic  Ocean,  all  Hands  Sared,  19  s  7<t— 2T« 
66 

-^—  Destruction  of  the  Sostrene  Clausen  by 
Fire,  at  Greenock,  8  *  10  6 

—  Dietary  Scales  for  Merchant  Ships,  30  *  7  c 
^ ,  East  Indian  Shipping  Statistics,  9j  76 

, Loss  of  the  Oeeanica  off  the  Great  Orms- 

bead.  Crew  Saved,  1 «  7  a 

Marine  Disasters :  French  Beport,  28  j  8  a 

. Policies,  New  Law  about,  2«  10  a  ' 

; Merchant  Ship  NeWB,  10  s  10  6—11  s  6/ 

^— -  Missing  Ships — the  Albina,  for  Quecnstown, 

9i  9  c 

■  ■  the  Alice  Kelly ^  from  Glasgow,  10  «  10  c 

.  the  Babineau  and  Gaudry^  from  Montreal, 

16  j  7d 

.— the  Carlshaven,  from  New  York,  1  a' 10/ 

the  Dagmar,  from  Cardiff,  3«  9  <^  '  .' 

—  the  Elizabeth,  from  New  York,  80/  B  d 
-— . —  the  John  Brewster ,  for  London,  16/  7  d 

"  the  Joseph  Hume,  ttom  St.  Vincent,  18  a 

*  9  c— 27a  lOd 

the  Malta,  from  Cardiff,  16 J  7dl 

;■  the  Picture,  from  Liverpool,  2/  9  6 

'-  the  Pyrrha,  from  Alexandria,  24  s  8  <f 

the  Shallett,  from  Colombo,  16  j  7  d 

the  Staverton,  from  Birkenhead,  2  J  9  6 

—  the  r#cttjn#c/i,  from  Liverpool,  30 j  5  d 

—  the  Tri  fTavc,  from  Bangoon,  9J  9e  ' 


Ship  News  {contiTiued). 

Opening  of  the  Port  of  Medina  to  bB  Katioos, 

22  j  6  a 
Baising  of  the  Columbian  and  BriiUh  Ewt- 

pire,  sunk  in  the  Hurricane  at  St.  Thomas's,  in 

October,  29(2  7  a 
Betums  of  Shipping,  16/  7« 

Shipping,  Parliamentary  Betum  of,  1  a  7  c 

Spanish  Treatment  of  Merchant  Ships,  15  s 

11/ 

Tonnage  of  the  Britith  Emphre,\12a  7  c 

Ships,  on  the  Propulsion  of,  25  a  8  c — ^1  s  Sf— 

Ss  6/-4#  7/ 
Shoebuiyness,  Experiments  at,  9/  10  d 

Bcnewal  of,  15/  8  c— 18j  12  c 

Shoemakers,  Strike  of,  at  Liverpool,  31  a  10  c 
Shoreditch,  Sunday  Trading  in,  21  s  6  a 
Short-time,  Factory  Movements  in  the  West  Bidinr. 

2S8  6c 
Shrewsbury,  Baid  upon  the  Butchers  at,  2/  6/ 
Shropshire,  Agricultural  Chamber,  and  the  R^zog 

of  Agriculturists,  24  «  7  c 

-  Kre  on  the  Longmynde,  26  J  12  e 
Shuttleworth  (Sir  J.  E.},  on  tibe  Irish  Church,  25  f 

4/ 
Sick  Booms,  Norwegian  Boxes  for  Cooking  in,  14  a 

8c 
Signals,  Commereial  Code  of,  4  a  10  a 
Silk,  Lyoneee  Ciroular,  8  a  6  o^-S  96a 
Sillar    (B.   G.)    on  the  Sewage  Experiments  H 

Tottenham  and  Leioester,  7  a  8/ 
Silly  Yindictiveness,  16  j  12  c 
Simpson  (Sir  J.  T.j  on  Medical  Progren,  4  a  10* 
Sinai,  Peninsula,  Proposed  Ordnance  Smrer  oi^ 

4/ 4a— 80*4/ 
Proposed  Survey  of  the  Peninsula  oL  4  a  id 

—25  8  7/ 
Singular  Ceremony  at  Maritsburg,  IB$  10  « 
Bkidmore  (F.  A.)  on  the  Prince  Consort  HemoiisI, 

Hyde  Park,  4  4  10  a 
Skinner  (J.  £.  Hillaiy)  on  Cretan  Aifidn,  19  a  8< 

— 25«  12  a 
Sladen    (Capt.),  Exploring  Expedition  in  India, 

24a  10(^26a  4/ 
Slave  Trade  in  India,  28  J  6/ 
Slavery  at  the  Cape,  8  a  12  d 
Small  Birds,  Payments  made  at  Wolston  for  their 

Destruction,  98  Be 
Bmee    (W.  Kay)  on  the  High  Temperature.  23 

10/  B  1-  , 

Smith  (6.  F.)*on  the  Meteor  of  the  5th  Instant, 
8«  7« 

(E.J.)  on  the  Crimea  and  the  Telegraph  dar- 
ing the  Crimean  War,  18  a  10  c 

f  J.  T.)  on  the  International  Coinage,  l%a  Ai 

(Sidney)    on  Borough   Franchise,  Assessed 

Taxes,  11  j  6d 

on  the  City  of  London  Election,  8  #  lOrf 

(Wm.)  on  Steam  Cultivation,  18  a  4/— S4  • 

4c 

(W.  Page)  on   William    Paterson    on  the 

Progress  of  the  Embankment,  4  a  9  c 

Smoke,  Consumption  of,  to  be  enfwroe*  at  Hanlfv. 
26ff  7/ 

-  Government  Inquiry  on  the  Consumption  <£ 
atHanley,  29a  Sd 


Sept  80,'  1868.]     palhee's  htdxx  to  ''  thb  timbb  "  vewspapeb. 


Spi 


Smoking :    Effeets  on  Boys,  26  «  8  « 
Smnggluig,  Great  Increase  of/14j  126 — 6  a  11/ 
Smyth  (Hugh)    on  James   Aoatin^B  Hard  Case, 

17j  lOd 

on  Vagrancy,  18  j  11/ 

SneUing  (W.  B.).  on  the  Bise  in  Bailway  Fares, 

5a  4te 
Snow  in  Scotland,  1 «  10  6 
Snowdon,  Temperatore  on  the  Summit  of,  21 «  6  & 
Soeial  Science  Association,    Annual  CJongress  at 

Birmingham,  10  <  6  d — 17  «  10  c 

Labonr  Question,  6  j  6  c 

Special  Questions  for  Discussion,  24  j  5  6 

8oci6t6  Agricole  et  Indust.  d'Egypte,  18^'  10/— 7  a 

6' a — 14  a  4e — 16  a  7  a 
Societies,  Wasteful  Expenditure  of,  1  a  10/— 4  a 

8/— 6a9c--lla   7«— 12a  7c— 12a   12 ft— 

15  a  10  (i-- 18  a  8  c— 19  a  5/— 24  a  10  c— 26  a 

lOd— 28a  4e— 26«  74 
Society  for  the  Conversion  of  the  Jews,  28  a  4  « 
for  PreTeniion  of  Cruelty  to  Aniihals,  21  j 

10  e 

for  Proriding   Beading  for  the  Blind,  27j 

11  f 

for  the  Belief  of  Persons  Imprisoned   for 

Small  Debts,  25  «  7  <2 
Soldiers'  Daughters'  Home,  25i  12  c 
Somali  Land.supposed  English  Captires  in,Ground- 

less,  7a  8«— 10  a  116—11  a  6f 
Somerset  House,  its  Dirty  State,  27  j  10/ 
Somnath  Gates,  Uj  10  6 
Sons  of  the  Clergy  Corporation,  20  j  11/ 
Sotbeby  &  Co.,  Sale  Price  List  of  Mr.  Hawldn's 

Coins,  4  a  10c 

Mr.  Wilkin's  Coins,  25  a  4/ 

Source  of  the  Thames,  14  A  7  c 

South  Eastern  Bailway,  Lord  Bedesdale  and  Mr. 

Watkin,  27  j  6  e— 29 j  6  e 
Southampton,  Adm.  Parragut  at,  10  J  10  c 
Docks,  Fire  and  Explosion  at,  14  ;  12  a 

Great  Fire  at,  5 1  10  6 

South  Kensington  Museum  Admissions,  Sj  9/—^ 
14i  12/— 21j  12/— 80j  7/— 4  a  6d— llo  5/ 
—18a  lOd— 1«  106— 8»  76— 16»  106— 
22  »  9  a— 29«  7  a 

Boyal  Presents  at,  2j  9  6 

Southwark,  Bevlsing  Barrister's  Court,  6  s  lOd 

SPAIN :— 

Arrests  of  Important  Persons,  10 j  10  6 — 11  j 

6  a— X4j  5  0^16  j  10  a 

—  Budget  of  Cuba,  27  a  10  a 

of  the  Philippine  Isles,  24  v  5  a 

Bullfighting  m;  12 1  9/ 

Conspiracy  among  the  Crew  of  the  Villa  d^ 

Madrid,  2Bj  12  a-<^28i  10  a 
Court  Circular,  1^  12  a— 2  J  12  a — 4a  10  a 

— llo  10ar~7«  10a— 9*  10  6— 18 >  7h 

Death  of  the  Duchess  of  Tetuan,  9  s  10  6 

Decrees  of  Exile  Signed,  17  j  10  a 

Departure  of  Duke  and  Duchess  de  Mont- 

pensier,  15  j  5  a — 22  j  12  a 
•  of  Senor  Gonzalez  Braro  for  Lequeitio, 

10«  10  a 
Desperate    Encounter   at    Santander,    400 

Idlled,  etc.,  288  9d 
Detail  of  the  Bising,  29s  7  « 


Spain  (eontifiued), 

Dulce  (General),  Serious  Illness  of,  21  a  10  a 

— —  Establishment  of  a  Credit  Foncier,  81j  9  c 

General  Bising  against  the  GoTemment,"21» 

96 

Grand  Militaiy  Beyiew  at  Mftdrld,  14  j  12a 

Great  Loan  for  Public  Works  in  Catalonia, 

a7alOa 

Insurgent  Proclamation,  23 1  7  6 — 24  $  "J  d 

InanrrectlonaTy  Band  at  Arragon,  5  a  7  6 

Movements  In  Cadiz,  3d  12 6 

Land  Mortgage  ^ank,  2«  10  a 

Martial  Law prodlaimed,  2Ss  7e 

The  Ministry  and  the  Press,  3  a  6  e 

Miscellaneous  Information,  9j  9  6 — 16j  9c 

— I7j  8  a— 17i  10  a— 22^  12  a— 31  j  9  c— 
6  a  12a^l0a  12  a— IS  a  10  a— 19  a  10  a— 
26a  lOo— 28a  10a— 1«  10a^5<  10a— 9< 
10a— 12i  10a^l6>  7d  and  c— 24«  7c 

Mortgage  Land  Law,  16  j  9  c 

National  Libraties  in,  2  s  10  f 

Navigation  Dues  on  French  Vessels,  6  J  9  6 

Nunez  (Adm.),  resigned  his  Command  of  the 

Fleet,  25  j  12  a— 28;  10  a— SI  j  9d 

Outbreak  in  the  Prison  at  Carthagena,  7«  106 

the  Plot,  22  j  12  a 

-  Gen.  Prim's  Proclamation,  29  *  10  a 
•  at  Vichy,  8  a  12  6 

Proclamation  of  the  Bevolutionary  Leaders 

at  Cadiz,  29  f  7/ 
Progress  of  the  Insurrection,  22  sVt  6 — 23  <  7  6 

—23 8  8 a— 24 s  7  6—25 *  9  c  and  i— 26  #76— 

26j  7c— 28s  9a— 28«  9c— 29»  76— 29«  10a 

—29  9  10  6— 30  «  7  c^30 1  7  d— 80  s  8a 
Protest  of  the  Duke  and  Duchess  of  Mont- 

pensier  against  their  Exile,  18  a  10  a — 15  a  12  a 
the  Provinces  proclaimed  tci  a  State  of  Srece, 

25f  9d • 

— »-  Provisional  Junta  Appointed,  80  s  7  c 
Quarantine  on  Arrivids  from  England,  20  a 

5  a— 8  s  10  a 
the  Queen's  Bust  and  Arms  dragged  in  the 

Streets  of  Madrid,  80  «  7  c 

Beported  Abdication  of  the  Queen,  21  s  9  6 

Besignation,  29  a  10a 

the  Bising  in  Spain,  248  7  (2—25 $  ^  a — 26 $ 

8a— 28s  lOd— 80s  10a  .      — 

BoyiJ  Forces  defeated  near  Cordova,  80s  7c 

Secret  Depdt  of  Powder  at  VilJena,  li  Wa 

Seizure  of  a  Secret  Printing  (Mee  af  Valen- 
cia, 81/  9  c 

Sister  Patroeinio  and  Father  Claret,  29  s  7/ 

—80s  7  6  - 
Text  of  the  Duke  and  Duchess  of  Montpen- 

sier*s  Protest,  24  a  4/ 

Zabala  (Gen.),  Disappearance  of,  5  a  76 

Spanish  Bonds,  8  J  10  c— 31^  6  6— 17  a  4/— 29  a 

7a — lis  6a— 22s  4  6 
Sparrows,  English,  in  New  York,  13  a  7/ 

Beception  of  in  Quebec,  18  j  10/ 

Speaker's  Dinner,  16 j  9  6 

Spirits,  Beport  of  Hslf-year's  Consumption,  9$  l^f 

Spiritual  Liberty  and  St.  Thomas  &  Becket;  4  a 

lOd 
Spiritualism,  Singular  Case  of  a  Wisconsin  Lady 

inherSearehforherSon,  95a  5c  ** 

1^1 


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FALMEB^S  INDEX  TO  *' THS  TIHESt"  ITSWSPAFEB. 


[Jufylto 


SpltaiaeldB,  Fire  at  the  Steam  Saw  Mills,  10 1  7/ 
SPOBTIKG-  IITTEIjIiIOENOB  :—     . 

Aboriginal  Sports  at  Liverpool,  14  «  5  c 

Acceptances  for  the  Newmarket  Handicap, 

9$  7c 

Admiralty  Circular  to  Yacht  Owners,  10«  7  c 

•  Note  abont,  14  «  9  « 

Amateur  Championship  of  the  Thames,  1^' 

lie,_8j  12  c— 11  j  12«— 14j  5d 
American  Yacht  Challenge — Royal  Victoria 

YachtClnb,  lL8a  4/ 
Anglo-American  Yacht  Baoe  round  the  Isle 

of  Wight,  26a  10c— 27a  9a— 28a  106 
— -^  Annual  Athletic  Games  of  the  Military  Store 

Staff  Corps,  24  <  7/ 
■  Sports  of  the  Coldstream  Guards  at  Wind- 

sor, 27a  10/ 

■  of  the  Gentlemen  Cadets  of  Sandhurst, 

298  4  6 
Barge  Match,  Great  Sailing,  17  j  10  e 

-  Baden-Baden  Baces,  4«  9  c— 7 «  BcSs 
7c— lis  Id 

' Braemar  Gathering,  48  7a 

Brighton  Baces,  4  a   7  d — 6  a  4  a— 6  a  9  d 

—7a  id 
-^~  Championship  of  the  Thames,  12  «  9  & 
Channel  Match  from  the  Noro  to  Cherbourg, 

4j  12e— 6j  10/ 

Ohantilly  Races,  14  »  5  d— 15  $  7/ 

Cherbourg  Ocean  Match  from   Byde,  17  a 

10  c— 18  a  4g 

CBIOKBT : — 

Brecknockshire  t;.  Shropshire,  8  a  7/ 

Canterbury  West,  8  a  7/— 4a  7d-^a  4  c 

—6a  9«— 7a  4d— 8a  10&— 10a  10/ 

Cavalry  v,  Infentiy,  28J  8  e 

Coldstream   Guards    Ist   Batt.   v.    Christ 

Church,  22 J  12  c 
County  of  Surrey  v.  County  of  Sussex,  7j 

12d— 8j  12  c 
V,  Middlesex,  81  j  9/— 1  a  7/ 

Essex  V.  Norfolk,  8a  7/ 

— ^  Doncaster  September  Meeting,  26  a  10  c 
— 3«  7«J— 8«  7e— 9#l7J— 10«  76— 11«  7c 
— 12«  9a 

Eton  V,  Harrow,  11  j   l^d—lSj  6  c— 14^ 

6d 

V,  Winchester.  6j  10/ 

Ramblers  v.  Royal  Artillery,  13  a  10  d 


—  Gentlemen  of  England  v.  The  Players,  Ij 
lla--3j  10  6— 4i  12  e 

Hampshire  v.  Gentlemen  of  Deyonshire, 


V.  Gentlemen  of  Lanoashire,  25  j 


24  j  6  c 
Kent 


12tf— 27i  10  d 

V.  Marylebone  Club,  6  a  9  c 

the  South  V.  Players  of  the  South,  24  j 

6«— 26j  12  c— 27i  10  c 

—  Gh'enadier  Guards  2nd  Batt.  v.  Coldstream 
Guards  2nd  Batt.,  17/  10  c 

—  Haileybuzy  College  v,  Wellington  College, 
Ij  11a 

—  Houses  of  Parliament  v,  Westminster  Bobool, 
Mia 

''.  Zingara  v.  Aldershot  Division,  22  a  10/ 
V,  Civil  Service,  la  7/ 
112 


Bportiiis  InteUigenoe  (continued). 
^—  I  Zingara  v.  Gentlemen  of  Kent,  10  a  10/ 
_  V.  Household  Brigade,  24  J  6  e 

V.  Lords  and  Commons,  10  j  10  e 

V.  Royal  Artillery,  11  a  10  6— 12a  7c 

r.  Westminster  School,  7 j  12  d 

V.  Wimbledon,  3a  7 f 

^-—  International  Cricket  Match  at  New  Yozi, 
30«  7d 

Kent  V.  Cambridge,  15  a  9  <2— iTa  10  e 

17.  Surrey,  10/  10  c— 11  j  12  «  . 

—  V,  Sussex,  26  a  7  e— 26  a  10  c 

—  Mar  Lodge  w.  Abergeldie  Castle,  9m  7 d 

Mazylebone  Club  r. 'Buckinghamshire,  3/ 10  b 

— -—  V.  County  of  Devon,  14j  6  e — 15/  12  c 
V.  County  of  Kent,  7  a  4  d — 8  a  10  6— 

10  a  10/ 

V.  County  of  Norfolk,  7  J  12  <i— 8j  12  c 

V.  Counties  of  Norfolk  and  Suffolk,  1  <  8  6 

V,  Northumberland,  28/  3  a 

V,  Lancashire,  21/  5  d— 22/  12  c 

V,  Royal  Artillery,  25/  12  e 

V.  Royal  Engineers,  Chatham,  3/  10  b 

V,  Rugby  School,  25/  12  c— 27/  10  c 

V,  County  of  Suffolk,  17/  10  e— 18/  8  c— 

2«  10  d 

Middlesex  v.  Kent,  28/  3  a— 29/  9e 

V,  Surrey,  21a  10  c— 22  a  10/ 

V,  Yorkshire,  16  a  9<f— 17  a  10  c 

Moor  Park  v.  I  Zingari,  3«  7c 

North  V,  South  of  the  Thames,  4  a   7  d— oa 

4c 
Nottingham  v.  Surrey,  28  a   10  6—29  a  6  6 

—81a  9c 

Notts  V.  Yorkfl,  4/  12  «— 6/  10/ 

Officers  of  the  Artillery  v.  Seven  Oaks  \me 

Club,  19  a  10  d 
of  the  Coldstream  v.  Grenadier  Guards, 

6/  10/ 

1st  Life  Guards  v.  10th  Hussars,  20/  9  d 

Royal  Artillery  v.  Royal  Artillezy  Cadets, 


Bs  9a 

V.  Nonconunissioned,  7  «  6  d 


— -  Old  and  Present  Carthusians,  8/   12  e — 10/ 

10  c 
— -  Royal  Artillery  t7.  Oxford  Harlequins,  9/  6  c 
'    V,  Royal  Engineers, '  16  a  9  d — 17  «  10  c 

Surrey  v.  Kent,  11  a  10  6—12  a    7  «— 13  a 

lOd 
*^-— i  and  Middlesex  v,  England,  18  a  4  « — 19  a 
10  (^-20  a  9/ 

V.  Yorkshire,  25a  7c— 26a   10^— 27a 


96 


Club  V,  Lancashire,  18/  8  c 

V,  Marlborough  College,  1/  11  a 

V.  Notts,  14/  6  c— 16/  12  c— 16/  7/ 


—^  Sussex  V.  Middlesex,  11  a  10  &— 12  a  7  c 
«.  Surrey,  21/  6d— 22/  12  c— 23/  8  c 

—  Westminster  School  v.  Charterhouse,  28/  3  a 
—30/  7/ 

V,  Old  Westminsters,  3/106 

—  Winchester  College  v.  the  Officers  of  the  Al- 
dershot Garrison,  16/  7/— 18/  8  c 

—  Woolwich  Week,  11  a  10  6—12  a   1  e— 13  a 
10  d— 15  a   9d 

•^  Yorkshire  v.  Nottingham,  30/  7/ 


Sept.  80, 1868.]    palmeb's  nroBx  to  "  the  times  "  newspapeb. 


Sto 


Sporting  Intelligenoe  {eonUnued). 

CrickdtdTs,  Serious  Accident  to,  7  a  4e 

Gnrioos  Sporting  Trial  in  France,  29  a  10  « 

DoggetVs  Coat  and  Badge,  3  a  7/ 

Donoaster  September  Meeting  Programme, 

7»  66 

English  and  American  International  Yacht 

Bace,  22a  10 e 

Eton  Swimming  Itfatches,  2Qj  8  a 

Fairfield,  Sale  of  the  Stud  at,  11  s  7  b 

Yearlings,  20  a  9  « 

Fox  Club  Meeting,  6j  6f 

— —  German  Gymnastic  Society  Anniyersary  Ban- 
quet, 25a  7 e 

Goodwood  BaceSy  Programme,  27^'  10  c 

29 j  9(i— 30i  7«— 81j  9«— la  7e 

Guns,  safest  Way  for  Sportsmen  to  carry 

them,  $ee  Guns. 
«^—  Houghton  Meeting,  4s  9c 

International  Bowing  Match,  4  «  10  « 

Yacht  Bace,  6^  5/— 22»*  12e— 24«  Be— 

27  j  10  e— 22  a  10/ 

Lady  Elizabeth  Scandal,  4  j  9  « 

Lewes  Baees,  31^  9/— 6  a  9  <t— 7  a  4  d— 8  a 

lOo^lOa  10  tf 

London  Bowing  Club,  11  a  106 

Metropolitan  Amateur  Begatta,  4?*  12e— 7i 

12<!— 8j  12  c 
Middle  Park  Yearlings,  Second  Sale,  13  j  6  c 

Moors  and  the  12th  of  August,  13  a  10  a 

Newmarket,  July  Meeting,  6  J  10  «— 8  J  12  6- 

— 9i  6  «— lOi  10  d— 28 »  7  d 

Baces,  7j  12d— II7  12  d 

October  Meeting,    24  s  10  a~25 1  6  d— 

26  «  lOd 
Nottingham  Baces,  24j  5  e 

Padwick  (Henry),  on  Scratching  the  Earl, 

11 «  7tf 

Paris  Baces,  22 «  6a— 28*  10/— 29«  10c 

Pigeon  Shooting,  Ij  11 6—13  J  6  c— 20j  9<2 

Boyal  Albert  Yacht  Club  Bogatta,  20  a  7  «— 

21  o  lOd— 22a  10« 

Mersey  Yacht  Club,  8  /  12  «     ^ 

Thames  Yacht  Club,  Ij  11a— 4i  12  e— 

67  10/     . 
Victoria  Yacht  Club  Begatta,  12  a  7  d— 

14a  8(f— 18a  4e— 19a  10c 
Yacht  Squadron  ^gatta,  6  a  4  6 — 6  a  9  c 

—7a  4c— 8a  10  6— 11a  10  6 
Sailing  Barge  Match,  9j  6/ 

Sales  of  Blood  Stock,  12  «  9  a— 14  «  6  d 

Scratching  of  the  Earl  and  Lady  Elizabeth 

for  the  St.  Leger,  6  s  7  a — ^26  «  6  c 

Sporting,— First  Day  of  Partridge  Shooting, 

2$  10/— 3»106 

Prospects  of  a  good  Season  in  the  North, 


7j  12a 

State  of  the  Moors,  24 j   66— 6  a  6cJ— 

14a  lOo— 18a  9a 

in  Windsor  Forest,  28  «  10/ 

Stag-Hunting  in  Devon  and  Somerset,  24 « 

8a 

Swimming  Baee  at  the  Boyal  Military  Col- 

lege,  Sandhurst,  16  «  7  6 

TattereaU's,  7 »'  12d— 14^  6  c— 21/  6  ^—27/ 

10c— 28i  3a— 4a  74— 11  a  106— J.80  4c— 


Sporting  Intelligence  {continued), 

26a  7c— 1»   86— 7»  66— 8«  7c— 15#  7/— 

22  *  6  a— 29  <  10  c 

Thames  Begatta,  1  a  7/— 6  a  4  c 

Visit  of  EngUsh  Cricketers  to  United  States, 

2«  lOd— 3«  10  6 

Warwick  September  Meeting,  2«  10  c — 3f 

7d 

-  Weights  for  the  Newmarket  Handicaps,  4  s 
9c 

Yatching  and  the  Admiralty  Privileges,  10  9 

7c 
York  August  Meeting,  20  a  9d— 21a  10  c— 

22a  lOd 

Baces,  19  a  10  d 

Spurgeon  (C.  H.)  on  the  Voluntary  Principle,  in 

answer  to  the  Bishop  of  Oxford,  4  j  9  / 
Stamboul,  Intended  Bemoral  of  the  Widls  of,  19  9 

76 
Stanley  (Dean)  on  Westminster  Abbey    and  St. 

Margaret's  Church,  30  j  10  d 
(Miss),  Appeal  for  the  Poor  in  the  coming 

Winter,  2»  7a— 14 «  106 

Contributions,  14 1  10  6 

Stansfeld  (— )  on  the  Cost  of  the  Navy,  23  «  10  0 

on  the  Irish  Church,  at  Halifax,  26  s  10  f 

Star  of  India,  Order  of,  appointment  to,  26^a  4  a  — 

29a  7c 
Intended  Statute  to  add  Col.  Merewether's 

Name,  27  a  8/ 

-  Singular   Omission   of  the   Name  of  Mr. 
Cracroft  Wilson,  27  a  8/— 31  a  9  6 

Starkey  (S.  B.)  on  Bagged  Schools,  28  a  7  c 
Startling  Intelligence  about  Dr.  Pusey  and  Bishop 

of  Salisbury,  29  j  9  c 
Starvation  of  a  Family  in  Shoreditch,  22  a  7  a 
Stationers*  School,  Annual  Speeches  and  Awards, 

29  j  10  c 
Statistics  of  British  DcYelopment,  4  j  11 6 
Statues  in  London,  Parliamentary  Betum,  11a  7  d 

of  the  Eings  in  Westminster  Hall,  16  j  8  6 

Steam  Cultivation,  18  a  4/— 24«  4e 

Ploughs,  Trial  of,  at  Leicester,  20  j  10  c 

Shipbuilding  on  the  Clyde,  3j  12  6— lOi  8/ 

— 25i  12  6— 16  a  12  6—2*  9/— 16«  9  6 

Steward  (J.  H.)  on  the  Temperature,  24  j  12  a 
Stockholm,  A|pioultural  Meeting  at,  17  a  9  6 
Stock  Exchange,  Death  of  the  Senior  Member, 
Mr.  Kennedy,  5  a  6  6 

the  "Butt"  of  the  "Bears,"  14 «  7  c— 16f 

6/— 16»  6  6— 16»  10  d 
Stocks  (Foreign),  State  of  the  Maarket,  Ij  106— 
2;  7  a— 3  j  10  c— 4  j  10  6— 6  j  7  a— 7  j  10  o^ 
8j  10  a— 9i  7  a— lOj  Sor— 11  j  lOo— 13j  7a 
— 14il0c— 16i  10  a— 16  i  7  a— 17j  8  6— 18j 
10«— 20j  7  a— 21j  10  a— 22i  10  c— 23i  6  6— 
24  j  7  6— 26i  lOo— 28j  86— 29^  7  a— 30i  6  a 
— Slj  6 a — 1  a  6  a — 3  a  6  e — i  a  6  a — 6  a  6a — 
6a  7a — ^7 06a — 8a  5o— 10a  6c — 11a  6a — 
12  a  6  a — 13a  6  a — 14a  4 c— 16  a  7  a — 17 a  4c 
—18  a  6  a- 19  a  4  c— 20  a  7  a— 21a  4/— 22  a 
5a — ^26 a  6a — 26a  6a— 27a  6a — 28a  6a — 
29a  7a — 31a^6a — Is  6a— 2 »  6a — 3f  6a— 
4s  Ba — 5s  5a — Qs  6  a — 9«  6  6 — 10 «  6  a — 
11«  6a— 12f  6a— 16«  6a— 16«  6a— 178 
6a«-18«  6  a 

X  113 


Sto 


PAi.insB*B  unoEx  to  '*tbb  ratEs''  kswsfapsb. 


[July  1  to 


8tonn  in  the  Noith  8ea,  As  lOe 

Stow  (F.  W.)  on  the  Thtinderstorm  at  Tnnbrldge 
WellB,  16  j  9/ 

Stowaway  Boys,  Diabolieal  Onielty  to,  4  a  7/ 

Stowmarket,  Bighteen  Oottagee  Burnt  at,  14  j  9/ 

Straw  as  Fodder,  27  a  9  c 

Stray  (Frederiok)  on  the  Fiie  at  the  Haymazket, 
6  a  6/ 

Street  GrieranoeB,  Nombering  of  Honsei,  ISj 
10/ 

Bobberies,  19a  6/— 21a  4  d 

in  Open  Day,  4  a  9  e—6  a  8c 

Straits  Settlements,  Appointments,  10  4  lOe 

Striohley  Murder,  the  Drama  of,  19  a  10  e 

Strike  of  the  Cabmen,  see  Cabs 

— ^  of  the  Journeymen  Printers  at  ManMllles, 
8«  10  di 

atPe8th,9f  10a 

Miners  in  PennsylYania,  80  j  8  e — i  a  Sh 

-^a  75— 10a  105—48  85 

— —  Shoemakers  in  Liyerpool,  81  a  10  c 

Snea  Oanal,  Ij  10/— 14j  10  e 

Sugar  Duties,  81  a  Ba^l  t  10  5 

Befining  by  Electricity,  81  a  6  a— 28 1  7  a 

State  of  the  Market,  Ij   10  dr--^j  7  5— 8i 

lOd— 4j  lOd— 8j  10«— 9i  7*1— Hi  8  6— 
16  j  10  5— 22i  10/— 26j  105—29/  7A-81i 
65— la  55— 5a  55— 8a  4d— 12a  55— 18a 
64— 14a  4/— 15a  75— 19a  4/— 20a  75— 
21a  5c— 22a  5c— 26a  5c— 29a  75— 2c  55 
—Be  65-^c  Sdr-^s  5a— lie  5c— 12f  6d 
—16c  5  5— 17c  5/— 18c  55— 19c  5d— 23c 
45— 24c  4  5— 25c  6c— 26c  5c— 80c  5a 

8UI0IDII8: — 

of  a  Bombardier,  by  throwing  himself  on  the 

Woolwieh  Bailway,  10  c  10  c 

—  of  John  Bnrdett,  of  Spainton,  by  cutting  his 
throat,  19  a  10  c 


of  Edw.  Dnka  Oarr,  at  Cork,  2c  4/ 

"     ~        "  N.  W. 


Bail- 


— ^  by  Deoapitatlon  on  the  L.  and 
way,  near  Penrith,  18  j  9/— 15i  9/ 

of  Harriet  Figg,  1^  bleeding  and  strangola- 

tion,  12  a  9c 

of  George  Franklin,  by  eatting  his  throat, 

18a  45 

of  a  Gentleman  in  the  English  Channel,  20  a 

6/ 

—  of  a  Gentleman  in  a  Railway  Carriage,  near 
Wye,  27i  9/ 

of  Henry  Gilbey  by  Cntdng  his  Throat,  26a 

7c 

in  the  PabUe  Street  at  CamberweU,  Hi  12  5 

— ^*  of  Reginald  Jebb,  by  Hanging,  at  Clifton, 

14i  12  5— 15i  5  5 

of  a  Market  Gardener  at  Hindon,  2i  5/ 

at  New  Toric  Gaol,  of  Geo.  W.  Belding,  of 

the  Firm  of  Belding,  Keith  ft  Co.,  of  London, 

7i  12  c 

of  Fred.  Parkfaam  at  Paddingtbn,  25i  9/ 

— ^  of  a  respeetable  Man,  oflF  Westminster  Bridge, 

9i  95 
of  a  Soldier  by  his  Rifle,  12  c  10  5 

Supposed,  of  Mr.  Geo.  Morgan,  of  Bristol, 

9i  12  c 

of  Thomas  Tazsen, by  Drowning,  26a  7c 

of  two  LoTora  in  the  Snrrey  Canal,  li  10/ 


Soioides  (continued), 

of  lient.  Waller  at  Aldershot,  16/  9/ 

of  a  Woman  in  the  Cmamental  W*ter  of 

St.  James'  Park,  24i  11  d 
of  a  Woman  from  Waterloo  Bridga,  21a 

Sd 
of  a  Tonng  Woman  in  the  Grand  Jmiietice 

Canal,  6i  5/ 
Snioides  in  Scotland,  Statisties,  28  a  9(1 
Sunmer  Clothing  for  Soldiers,  28/  6  o^ftS/  65 
Sunday  Bird  Fair,  6  a  10  c 

Fish  Traffic,  21a  7a 

Liquor  Bill,  Seleet  Committee  on,  28/  Id 

Trading  in  Shoreditch,  21  c  6  a— 22  s  7/ 

Sunstrokes,  American  Suggestions  to  Avert  Sas- 

stroke,  1  a  4  5 
^—  Deaths  from,  14i  11  c— 28i  7»— 24/  5e— 

24i  5d— 26i  5/— 25i  65—27/  7/— 37/  9d 

— 28i    7/— 29/    10c— 81/    125— «a    lOd- 

11 J  7e 

ElUston  (Dr.)  on,  24i  5  c 

Extraordinary  Fatality  in  New  York,  81/  12  i 

Mackenna  (Dr.)  on,  27i  7/ 

PreservatiYe  Against,  80i  10  d 

Supposed  Burning  and  Mutilation  of  *  Child,  29 1 

105 
Surgeons,  Royal  College  of,  Ij  12  *— 7/  6  e— 1% 

lOo— 16i   ed—17j  9  c— 18i  10<i— 84/  U/ 

— 25i    12  a— 27i   6/— «li  9*-5a  4/— 24  c 

5  c— 18  c  4 /—26  c  9/ 

the  Elections  to  Yaeant  Chain,  8/  11/ 

Suspensions,  Corderoy  (J.  L.  E.  ft  Co.),  89/  7  a 

Hendriok,  LiYermore  Sb  Co.,  17/  8  5 

Newlands  (F.  ft  W.)  A  Co.,  98  a  6  « 

Sutton  (Martin  Hope)  on  the  Deficient  Hay  Crop, 

14  a  7  c— 18  a  6/ 
SwaUow  (Charles)  on  Beading  for  the  Blind,  29; 

10  5 
Swallows,  Migration  of,  10  a  10  d 
Sweden,  Forest  Produce  of,  15  a  0/ 
Swedish  North  Pole  Expedition  Progreas,  Tc  5c 
SWITZBBIiAJI'D : — 
Countess  of  Kent  (Queen  l^otoria)  in,  set 

COUBT  ClBOOLAB. 

—  Departure  of  the  Dowager  Qoeen  of  Fnaaa. 
10c  10a 

Queen  of  En^^d,  10  c  10  a 

—  Donation   of  Queen  Tietorla   t<WiMdi  the 
En^sh  Churdh,  11  c  8  a 

•^—  European  Telegraph,  21/ 

Guides  and  Hoisls,  8  a  9  c 

Hint  to  Travellers  to,  80/  8  c 

Misoellaneous  Hews,  28  c  7  5 

— —  Official  Appointments,  17  c  10  « 

Peace  and  Liherty  Congresa,  85  «  8  c— 2$  i 

7  5— 28c  9c 
Postal  Treaty  with  England,  29a  5*— 15' 

10(i— 19c  7c 
Refusal  of  Military  or  Oommeidal  USsati 

with  France,  18  a  10  a 
Beoiprooity  Treaty  with  tfao  BaiMl  Slake 

4i  12  a 

Time  Tables  for  Ezoonloiiisls,  7«  8  d 

A  Tourist's  Adventure,  20 «  6/— 8S  a  9/ 

Yieit  of  Queen  Victoria  to,  5  a  7  ft 

Sykes  (W.  H.),  China  and  Napaul,  7c  11  a 


5a 


Sept.  8(H  1868.]    falxxb's  tstdjsx  to  ''thb  times''  HEwapijniB. 


Tha 


BymoDS  (G.J.)  on  the  High  Tempaifttnre,  $SJ  10  « 
StetiBtioAl  Tables  of  prerioos  Years,  27  j   7  e 


Tslbot  (Bet.  Ifir.)  on  Beligion  in  England,  Is  6/ 

Tale  of  a  Torpedo,  13  a  8/ 

TaUow,  State  of  the  Market,  li  10  dr^j  10d-> 
4i  to  dr-^j  Id-'lj  lOd—Si  10e--9i  7  d— 
lljlOft— 13i  Idr-^Uj  lOtf— 16i  10  6— 16i 
7fr_17j  8d— 18i  10/— 20i  7  ft— 21  i  lOd— 
32i  10/-.26i  10  ft— 27j  7  a— 29i  7*-30i 
5a— 81J  6ft— la  5ft— 8a  7ft — 4a  5d— 5« 
5ft— 6a  7a— 7a  6ft— 8a  4d— 10a  6/— Ua 
6d— 12a  5ft— 18a  5d— 14a  4/— 15a  7ft— 
17a  5ft— 18a  5c— 19a  4/— 20a  7ci— 21a 
5tf— 25a5e— 26a  5«— 27a  5  a— 28a  5a— 
29a  7ft— 1«  5<^~2«  5ft— 3s  5ft— 4«  5d— 
6s  5a— 7«  7a— 8s  5d— 10«  5a— lit  5c— 
12«  5  d— 15  f  5  0— 16«  5  ft— 17s  5/— 18  «  5  ft 
—19 s  5d— 21  $  5 a— 22s  4ft— 23s  5  ft— 24s  4ft 
—25s  6e— 26s  5c— 28s  7ci— 29s  5a 

Tant  (Annie),  Enquiry  about  BelatlTes  in  Paragnay, 
21i  12/ 

Tardy  Beprieve,  26  a  7  a 

Tarn  (Jose^),  Defence  of  the  Beligioas  Tract 
Sodefy,  26s  7c 

Taxation,  Statlttios  of,  at  fire  Periods  daring  the 
last  40 years,  Ij  6c 

of  Ireland,  Statistics,  6i  10/ 

Taxes,  Alterations  from  1858  to  1867,  BJ  10  e 

Taylor  (Henry)  on  Earl  Spencer's  Gift  to  the 
Penny  Beadings,  16s  9 ft 

Taylor  (T.)  on  the  I'airford  Windows,  15  a  10/— 
19a  4ft 

Tea,  Arrival  of  the  New  Teas,  4  s  5  a 

DeliTeries  in  London  doringthe  Week,  8  s  5  C 

Indian,  Sales,  17i  8  d— 27  a  5  a 

State  of  the  Market,  7j  10  dr--llj  8  ft— 14/ 

11»— 21/  10fr-25i  10  ft— 28/  9  a— 31i  6ft 
—4a  5ft— 7a  5ft— Ua  5d— 13a  5d— 18a 
5c— 21a  5c— 25a  5c— Is  5d— 3s  5ft— 10s 
5  a— 15  s  5/— 18  s  5  ft— 22  s  4/— 29  s  5/ 

Telegraph  Oompanies,  Anomalies  in  their  Charges, 
16s  5/ 

Telegraphio  Commnnieation  with  Australia,  9  s  9c 

TJCIiBQBAPHS:— 

Anglo  Ameiioan,  Breakage  in  the  Cable,  4  a 

5  a— 8  a  5  a — 19  a  4  c 

Meetings,  19a  4c— 19a  5c— 27a  5c— 


8t  5c 


Beduetton  in  Tariff,  Ij  10  ft— 23/  5c— 

11a  5a 

Beport,  18  a  5  c 

^Anglo-Danish  Submarine,  8  s  10  a — 10  c  5d 

—12  s  5  c— 14  s  9/— 21s  9/ 
Anglo-Mediterranean,  17  c  5d— 24  s  10  c— 

26s  9d 

AQantie,  Ij  10c— 28i  5c 

Banquet  to  Mr.  Cyrus  Field,  2J  12  c 

Beduction  in  Charges,  1/  10  ft 


British  and  Irish  Magnetio  Telegraph  Com- 

pa&yi  29  j  7  ft 

Congress  at  Vienna,  31 J  5/ 

—  Constrootion  and  Maintenance  Company,  16/ 
76 

in  the  Crimea  during  the  War,  l8a  10  c 


Telegraphs  (eontUwed,) 

— -  East  India  Telegraph  Company,  15 1  8ft — 
26s  7c 

—  Eleotrio  and  Intematianal,  80/  60-^6  a  6c 
—7s  5  c 

Eleotrio   Telegraph    Bills,    Spedal   Beport 

about,  19 a  4/ 

Female  Telegraphists,  12  a  7  c 

from  France  to  America,  LeaM  for  80  Tears, 

7/  10a— 14j  5d 
French  Atlantic  Telegraph  Company,  12  a 

5a— 18a  5a— 14a  4c— 15a  7ft— 17a  4c— 

19a  4c— 24a  5a— 24a    6a— 26a   5a— 28a 

5a— 25s9d 

—  French  Atlantic  Telegraph,  Correspondence 
about,  15  a  9/ 

GoTemment  Offer  for  Purohase  of  the  Tele- 
graphs, 3^'  10  c 

Acceptation  of  Terms  by  the  Companies, 

3/  10c 

to  India,  1  a  5/ 

India  Bubber  and  Gutta  Peroha,  18  a  6  c 

Indo-European,  5a  5a — 10a  7c — 11  a  9c 

London  and  Proiinoial,  15  a  7  ft 

Loss  of  the  Cuba  Cable,  10  a  10  ft 

Malta  and  Alexandria,  6  a  12  a — 12  s  5  a 

^—  Mediterranean  Extension,  81^  6  a 

The  New  Act,  27a  5c 

Nordeniy  Submarine  Cable,  11  j  10  a 

—  and  the  Post  Office,  16  J  9  d 

Projected  Extension   to  Bussia,  21s   9/— 

29s  5c 
Proposed  AsMHoan,   from   Washington   to 

New  York,  etc.,  13/  7  ft 

Proposed  from  Malta  to  Alexandria,  17  j  10  c 

Becoyery  of  the  Lost  Cuban  Cable,  15  s  8  ft 

«— ^  Beuter*s  Telegraphio  Company,  1  a   5  a 

9s  5c 
Select  Conmiittee  on  the  Bill  for  Purchase, 

20i  12  c 
Submarine  Telegraph  Company,  25  a  5  a— 

26a  6c 
Submarine  Telegraphs  and  the  Pott  Offioe, 

14  j  10  c 
United  Kingdom  Eleotrio  Telegraph  Com- 
pany, 28  a  5  a 
Temperance  Fete  at  the  Crystal  Palaoe,  8  s  8  ft 
TempleChuroh,19a  7ft— 17c   10ft 
Temporal  Peer  for  Ireland,  Writ  for  Election,  12  a 

4/ 
Tenacity  of  Animal  Life,  Is  10  ft 
Thames,  Conservancy,  17  a  8  c — 27  a  6/ 

—  Origin  of  the  Name,  2s  8/— 4s  9d— 8t  6ft 

Source   of,  14  a  7  c— 20  a  10/— 25  a  lOd 

—2s  8/ 

Unaffected  by  the  Drought,  14  a  8/— 18  a 

4d 
Embankment  and  the  Ph>jeoting  Piors,  23  j 

The  Trees,  25/  11/ 

Fire  Engines  Empbyed,  4J  9/ 

Its  Original  Prdectors,  4  a  9c 


-^—  New  Public  Buildings  on,  5  a  7  d 
■       Notes  about,  5  a  6/ 

Opening  ol  from  Weftmanster  Bridge  to 

Essex  Street,  81  j  12  a 

I  2  llfi 


Tha 


PAIilCSB*8  INDEX  TO  **TKR  TIMES"   KEW8PAPEB. 


[July  1  to 


Thames,  Boad  Possibilitiefl,  4  a  4/ 

Water   Snpply,  21a   7f— 22a    10c— 24a 

lid— 25a  8c 

—  and  Mersey  Harine  ABSuranoe  Oompany,  11  j 
10  a 

THBATB3S8 : — 

•^^  Agiieultnral  Hall,  26 «  8  c 

— ^  AsiIey*B,  8a  8c 

DmryLane,  26  <  10c— 28  «  9/ 

Gaiety,  17i  Sd 

—  Haymarket,  16j  9c 

Her  Majesty's,  9^  12  b 

Opera,  23  j  8  c 

-^-i  Holbom,  Opening  for  the  Season,  5 «  7  c — 
12c  8c 

Lyoenm,  lie    10c— 19«  4c— 24c    8d 

New  Qneen»s,  Ij  6/— 27i  6c 

New  Royalty,  26  «  10  c 

<»—  Princess*,  4j  10  a — 17  a  4d 

—  Boyal  Italian  Opera,  9j  12  a— 23  j  3  c 
St.  James*,  15  j  5/ 

— ^  Smrey,  14  c  6  c 

Turin,  Destroyed  by  Fire,  21  j  lid 

Theodore's  Son,  what  is  to  be  done  with  him  ?  28  a 

10/ 
Thin  Seeding,  19  c  5  & 

Thomas  k  Becket  and  Spiritual  Liberty,  13  a  7  c 
Thompson   (James)  on  Labour   and    Labourers, 

31  j  12d 
Thomycroft  (Thos.)  on  the  Thames  Water  Supply, 

22  a  10  c 
Three  Cornered  Constituencies,  11  c  10  & 
Three    Quire  FestiTals   at  Glooesier,    $ee    Glo- 

CESTSB. 

Thunderstorm  at  Little  ChcTerell :  77  Sheep  killed 

by  the  Lightning,  28  c  6/ 
Thunderstorm,  13 j  96— 14j  5(f— ISj  11a— 16^ 

6/— 16j  9/— 7  a  76 
•^^  a  Soldier  at  Woolwich  struck  BUnd  by  the 

lightning,  14j  9/ 
Tibbits  (J.  B.)  on  the  Temperature,  10  c  10  c 

on  the  Weather,  17  j  9/ 

Tide  Extraordinary  at  San  Pedro,  California,  7  c 

5d 

an^  the  Earthquake  in  Peru,  17  <  10  c 

Tin  Plate  Makers  Quarterly  Meeting,  8  j  9/ 

Exports  of,  98  106 

Tod  (Alex.)  on  the  Soci6te  Agrioole,  etc.,  d'Egypte, 

14a  4c 
Tolfrey  (Samuel)  on  School  Holidays,  12  a  7/ 
Tomlinson  (F.  P.)  on  the  Oxford  and  Cambridge 

Betum  Match,  7  c  9/ 
Tonka  &  Co.  (W.)  on  tiie  Factory  Hours  and  the 

Tropical  Weather,  27j  10/ 
Tonsey  (J.  £.)  on  the  Chamounix  Accident,  20  a 

6/ 
Torrens  (E.  B.)  on  the  Indian  Council,  24  j  9/ 
Tourist's  GrieTance,  20  a  6/ 
Tower  of  London,  Sanitary  State  of  the  Barracks 

in,  4f  9/ 
Tower  Subway  Company,  11  a  5  a 
Townsend  (C.  Uniaoke),  on  the  Abergele  Bailway 

Accident,  27  a  7/ 
Trade,  (Board  of)  Arbitration  Case,  Brighton,-  Surr^ 

and  Sussex  Bailways,  6  a  8/— 7  a  7  6 

Notices,    Ij    6a^-4j    86— 8 j     6a— Hi 

116 


5  c— ISy  6Ja— 22 J  6  0-25^  6  Or-l  a  4  a-^  a 
4c— 12a  4/— 22a  4c— 26a  4a— 29a  7c— 
2«  4d— 6c  4c— 9c  5a— 12c  4(i— 2S#  4c- 
26  c  4/ 
—  Betums,  Ij  10  6— ISj  7  6— «li  6  a— 20  c 
7  h—31  a  6a 

of  the  late  Gale,  26  a  7/ 


—  Betum  of  Shipment  of  Goods,  31  a  6  a 

Statistics  of,  20  a  7/ 

Trade,  State  of,  Ij  lOd— Sj  10/— 6 j  7e— Sj  10/ 
—10 j  8  c— 18i7c— 15i  10^-17j  8/— 20j 
7e— 22i  106— 23i  6  c— 24j  7/— 27i  7  6— 
28 j  8  c— 29i  7/— 31i  6/-3a  7  c— 5  a  66— 
7a  56— 8a  4c— 10c  7c— 12a  4c— 14a  5/— 
15a  7c— 17a  6d— 18a6o— 19a  4<l— 19a 
6  c— 21a  5/— 24  a  6d— 26  a  7/— 28  a  4/— 
29a  6  c — 81a  6/— Ic  5  c— 2  c  5  6 — 4  c  5  6— 
5«56— 7»  76— 9c  5/— lie  5 d— 14c  7c— 
16  J  5  6— 18«  5/— 19c  5  6— 21c  7  c— 2Sc  10/ 
—25c  6cJ— 26c  6/- 28c  6d— 30c  6/ 
Trades  Unions  in  America,  17  s  8/ 

and  Free  Labour,  1  a  10  c— 4  a  7/ 

and  the  Iron  Trade,  31  j  12  c— 7  c  4  c^lSt 

4c 

—  Commisnon  Meetings,  Ij  9/— 2  J  9& — 15 j 
6  c— 23/  4  6—26/  11  c 

Courts  of  Conoliation,  24/  11  d 

Opposition    to    Mr.    Boebuck's  Betom   far 

Sheffield,  30 1  8/ 

— «  Proposed  Conference  of,  30  c  7  c 

Threatening  Notices  to  Employers  from,  Ic 

10  c— 6  a  12/ 
-^-  the  Secretaries  of,  and  the  Threatening  Let- 
ters, 8a  12/ 
Tramways  on  PubUo  Boads,  17  a  5  c — ^19  a  10  c 
TransatUntic  Steam  Company  and  the   French 

Gk>Temment,  6/  7  a 
Transvaal  Bepublic,  True  State  of,  3  a  12  li 
Transylyania,    Opening  of  the    Saxon    Na 

Assembly,  17  c  10  6 
Trees  in  California,  18  c  7  a 
Trench  (Francis)  on  Fees  to  Servants,  29  c  10/ 

Bemedies  against  Heat,  4a  8 e 

Trevelyan  (SirC.)  on  Civil  and  Military  Senrioe, 

15a  9a— 8«  106 
on  the  Classification  of  the  Civil  Senioe,  23  j 

7c 

on  the  Indian  Army,  15/  10/ 

on  the  New  Public  Offices,   31/    12  c— Sc 

7d 

on  the  War  Department,  9/  9  d— 13/  10/ 

Trevor  (John)  on  the  Case  Hawlona  v.  Payne,  11  c 

9c 
Trial  at  Antwerp  of  Seven  Colliers,  for  TorinziBg 

to  Death  their  Protestant  Fellow  Workmen,  fcr 

not  Doing  Homage  to  the  Virgin,  8  c  8  fr 
Triohini  in  Bats  as  well  as  Pigs,  5  c  8  a 
Trinity  House,  Grand  Ban<piet  at,  to  the  Duke  of 

Edinburgh,  21/  12  a 
Tropical  Weather  in  England,  22/  12  c 
TrouviUe,  Stote  of,  26  a  106 
Trustee  Act  (New),  Difficulties  attending    it,  13; 

6  c— 15/  12  c 
Tuokett  (F.  F.)  on  Elbrus  v.  M.  Blane,  15  «  9  6 
Tunnel,  Proposed,  to  Unite  Scotland  and  Irdani 

18/  76 


Sept.  30, 1868.]    palukb's  ikssx  to  "  the  times  "  mnrsFAf  bb. 


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TTTSHSOSY :— 

Adm.     Faragat   at    Constantmople,     28  a 

10  a 

Court  Circular,  Ij  12  6— X6j  9  c— 21«  9  c 

Cretan  Rebellion,  see  Obetan. 

Death  of  Mehemed  All  Pasha,  1^'  12  6 

Departure  of  the  Embasay  to  Constantinoi^e, 

12  a  6/ 

Earthquake  in  Constantinople,  21 «  9  c 

Harvest  in,  21  a  4/ 

Imperial  Ottoman  Bench  Betoms,  20  j  12  a 

Military  Review,  21 «  9  c 

Miseellaneons  News,  27  j    9&— 10  a   12  &— 

17a  10a— 22a  10a— lOs  lOo— 30s  7c 
-^—  Projected  Marriage,  20  j  12  a 
Signing  of  the  Protocol  authorizing  English- 
men to  hold  Landed  Property,  5  a  7  6 
Zia  Bey's  Pamphlet  on  the  Succession^  19 1 

86 
Turret  Ships,  29i  10  6 
Twenty  Days*  Holiday,  25  «  A  a 
Twining  (Louisa),  Appeal  for  St.  Luke's  Home,  1  a 

9f 
Tynemouth,    Duke  of  Northumberland  Lays  the 

Foundation   Stone  of  the  New  Schools  at,  1  a 

10  b 

Life  Brigade,  8  s  6  c 

Tyrol,  Hint  to  Tourists  in,  21  a  8  6 


Ulverstone  Sands,  three  Lads  Drowned  at,  8  s  5h 
Umbrella  Stealers,  and  Applicants  for  Service,  Ij 

11  d— 16i  7/ 
Unattached  Students  at  Oxford,  3  «  4  d 
Unclaimed  Bequests  to  City  Debtor8,23  s  8/ 
Indian  Packages,  List  of  Names,  18  j  1  ft — 

20  J  1ft 

Soldiers'  Balances,  23i  1  ft 

UNCXiAIMSD  DIVIDENDS  AND  STOCK: 
-^—  Alley,  Prances  Campbell,  2  8  lb 

Atcherlev,  Robert,  1 «  1  ft 

Bacon,  Joseph,  Ij  1  6 

Barnard,  Henry  Geo.,  14a  1  ft 

^—  Benson,  Robert,  29  a  1  ft 

Bigge,  Francis  Edward,  23  «  1  ft 

Blandford,  Sir  Henry  Weare,  22  J  lb 

Thomas,  21i  1  ft 

Bradshaw,  Job,  20  a  1ft 

Brandling,  Charles  John,  28a  1ft 

Broad,  Charles,  9  «  1  6 

Budd,  Thomas  William,  13  a  1 6 

Caffyn,  Thos.,  31  a  1  ft 

Clarke,  Michael,  15  a  1  ft 

Cocking,  John  Maris,  15  a  1  ft 

Colvin,  Mary,  2j  1  ft 

Cotton,  Georgina,  l%j  1  ft 

Heniy  Perry,  16  j  1  ft 


Cox,  John,  9«  1ft 
Crofton,  A.  B.,  Ij  1  ft 
Cropper,  Edward,  29  a  1  ft 
Davis,  Daniel,  16  j  1  ft 
Earle,  Hardman,  29  a  1  ft 
Edgar,  Edward,  Ij  1  ft 
Finch,  Charlotte,  10 1  1  ft 

—  Mary,  10«  1ft 

—  Rev.  William,  10«  16 


Unclaimed  Dividends  aad  Stock  (continued), 

Forrest,  Arthur  William,  13  a  1  ft 

Mary,  13  a  1 6 

Glazier,  Eliza,  2  j  1  ft 

Golebom,  Thomas  Lynch,  Ij  1 6 

Ctoodridge,  Alfred  Samuel,  30  <  1  ft 

Gould,  John,  22i  1  ft 

Hall,  Col.  Jasper  Taylor,  19«  1  ft 

Hardenbrook,  Lady  Louisa  Emestina  Baron- 
ess Yon,  23  s  1  ft 

Harris,  Wm.  Thomas  0.,  Ij  1  ft 

Harward,  Anne,  20  a  1  ft 

Rev.  John,  20  a  1  ft 

Hawarden,  Rt.  Hon.  Comwallis  Viscount,  6  a 

lb 

Haworth,  John,  14  a  1  ft 

— •  Hodgkinson,  Francis  Otter,  2  «  1  ft 

Howard,  Ann,  28  a  1  ft 

Ikin,  Jonathan,  Ij  1  6 

Lawrence,  George  Hall,  29a  1ft 

Lewis,  Thomas,  28  a  1  ft 

Lumley,  Robert  Wheatley,  14  a  1  ft 

Lycon,  Hon.  Frederick,  10  j  1  ft 

Meyrick,  Sir  Samuel  Bush,  10  a  1  ft 

Mills,  Charlotte,  4  9  1  ft 

Molineux,  William,  1  j  1 6 

Moseley,  John,  Ij  1  ft 

William,  30»  1  ft 

Neville,  Hon.  Charles  Comwallis,  6  a  1 6 

Norris,  Henry  Charles,  12  a  1  ft 

John  Style,  12  a  1  ft 


Oliver,  Beverley  Samuel,  2C 
Oram,  Walter,  15  a  1  ft 
—  William  Earle,  15  a  1  ft 
Owen,  William,  26  a  1  6 


a  lb 


Pine,  Mary  Jane,  2  »*1  ft 

Ponsonby,  Hon.  Fred.  Geo.  Brabazon,  10 

1ft 

Hon.  Henry  Fred.,  10  j  1  6 

Rainier,  Capt.  John  Sprat,  15  a  1 6 

Dr.  Peter.  16  a  1ft 

Richards,  Charles,  Ij  1 6 

Sanderson,  Emma  Hales,  10  a  1ft 

Sawtell,  Francis,  15»  1  ft 

Skottowe,  Augustina,  4 «  1  ft 

Stewart,  James,  2  «  1  ft 

James  Haldane,  2  «  1 6 

Thomas,  12a  1  6 

Stranks,  Simon,  Ij  1ft 

Style,  Capt.  William,  12a  1  ft 

Tate  William,  ly  1  ft 

Van  Tuyll  van  Seroos  Eerken,  Lord  of  Vlin- 

ton  (Rt.  Hon.  Ian  Maximilian),  23  «  1  ft 

Veysie,  Penelope  Gertude,  3  j  1 6 

Warren,  Thomas,  1  j  1 6 

Webb,  Elizabeth,  16  a  1 6 

Wells,  Beigamin,  25  «  1  ft 

Wood,  William,  Ij  1ft 

Woodham,  John  Samuel,  Bs  lb 

Wrottesley,  Georgiana,  17  J  1 6 

Tockney,  Rev.  John,  30  «  1  ft 

Unemployed,  Public  Meeting  of;  atHoxton  Market, 

28j  10a-4a  7c 
and  Appeal  for  Soldiers  for  Harvest  Work 

31 j  12 d 
Uniformity  in  the  Churoh  of  England,  28 g  10ft 

117 


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PAXICEB'B  HTDEZ  TO  '^  THB  TIMES  "  KEW8PAPSB. 


[July  1  to 


United  Family,  Fonr  Oeneraikms  Oaiting  Wfaeikt 

in  one  Field,  4  «  9/ 
United  States  Debt*  11  a  5  ar^22  «  4  6 

Discount  Corporation,  16  j  7  6 

Exports,  11  j  10/~16«  4/ 

— «  Finances  of,  18  a  5/ 

Imports,  16j  9/— 29«  6  a 

Navy,  7  a  iOe 

Pnblie  Expenditnre,  7  «  9/ 

Trade  of,  27  a  9/ 

Uniyersity  College,  and  its  nev  Preoidant,  7  j  12  e 

Sclv>ol,  Distribution  of  Prizes,  81^  10/— 

la  106 

Distribution  of  Prizes,  81  i  10/— la  10  6 

Election  Voting  Papers,  New  Declaration, 

19a  7  6 
Expenses  as  "Unattached,"  1«  8/— 8»  4e 

._4,.8/— 8»7d[ 
Extension,  28  a   10  c— 1«   8/— 2«   10  tf— 

lis  4tf— -19«  8c 
Extension,  and  Competition  for  Scholarships, 

IQs  7/— 12»  8c 
Local  Examinations,  28  a  10  <2 

—  Medical  (Hass  Examinations,  12  a  If 
Unlucky  Bailway  Company,  21  a  6/ 
Unpunctual  Guest,  24  <  7  c 

Upperton  (E.  T.,  Jlfayor),on  th«  State  of  Guild- 
ford, 1«  96— 6«  9a 

Usurers,  Dealings  with,  a  Warning,  6  a  10/— -7  a 
86 

not  Money-Lenders,  16  a  12  d 

Usury  Laws  in  England,  24  «  7  c 

Utah,  Progress  of,  21  a  4  0 

V. 
Vaccination,  Betum  of  Patients  in  1867,  29  «  7  a 
Vagrant  (New)  Act,  17  j  9  « 

and  Local  Magistrates,  13  j  11/ 

how  to  Stop  the  System,  9i  6/— 16j  11  6 

how  to  Treat  them,  2  j  11/— 6  a  8  a 

Valetta,  Prince  Napoleon  at,  21  j  5  a 

Vargas  (Julian),  his  Persecution  in  Spain,  22  j  5  e 

—16  o  12  6 
Vaughan  (Dr.)  on  the    State  of  the  Chnrch  of 

England,  4  «  7  a 
Vaux  &  Kiyington  (Messrs.)  on  Mont  Blanc,  12  < 

4/— 17«  8  6 
Velocipede  Journey,  4  a  9  « 
Venetian  Glass,  Statistics  of,  27  j  9  d 
Venezuela  Bonds,  28/  8c— 7  a  6a 

Downfall  of  the  Falcon  GoTemment,  29/  7  a 

Miscellaneous  News,  IB  a  6  6 

Revolutton  in,  28/  10  a— 13  a  0  c 

Ventilation,  13  a  8  0 

Verdict  in  Answer  to  Prayer,  24  a  11 0 

by  Lottery,  11  a  7  d 

Vernon  (F.  H.),  Address  to  the  North  Northampton 

Electors,  308  10  « 
Vester's  Patent  Safety  Cofifin,  Etperiments,  16«  7c 

— 29«  7a 
Vicary  (Mr.)  on  Fodder  for  Cattle,  20  a  If 
Vickers  (John)  on  the  Cretan  InsurreeUoni  26  a 

10/ 

—  on  Falkland  Islands  for^Felons,  20/  lie 
Victoria m  1867,  12a  86 

Agrioultnnil  BUtistioa  of,  26  a  10  d 


Victoria  Cross,  Names  of  Recipients,  29/  9/ 
VilUers  (0.  P.)  on  Mid-Sorrey  Election,  91  i  6  d 
Viner  (Dr.  J.  N.)  on  the  London  Water,  8  a  9  e 
Vintage  in  France,  State  of,  30/  10  « 
Vital  Statistics  of  Large  English  Towns,  1  a  10  6 

— 4a  7a 
Voluntary  System  in  New  BouthjWales,  18  a  7/ 
VOLUNTBEBS  :— 

Anglo-Belgian  Prize  Fund,  3  «  4c 

Annual  Beturn  of,  22/  12  e 

—  Appointments  of  Duke  of  Edinburgh  and 
Lord  Napier  to  Colonelcy  in  Regiments,  23/  9d 

— *-  Deyon  and  Cornwall  Challenge  Cap,  Annual 

Contest,  9<  9  c 
Disbandment  of  the  1st  Bast  York  Artillery 

for  Insubordination,  28/  10  a 
Durham  County,  three  Days*  Competition  at 

Kilper  Range,  10«  lOe 
Elcho      Challenge       Shield — Intematiocial 

Match,  6/  12  a 

(Lord)  on  Drill  Reform,  24  a  7  d 

Eton  College  Volunteers,  29/  9  e 

^—  First  City  of  London  Engineer  Volunteers 

Annual  Field  Day,  18  a  6d 
Funeral  of  Capt.  Fairer,  killed  by  Sonrtroke 

at  Wimbledon,  18  a  4  d 

—  German  Rifle  Association,  $$€  Austbia. 

— —  Grand  ReTiew  on  Newcastle  Town    Moor, 

21/  12 d 

1st  Hants  AdministratiTe,  9«  9  e 

Inland  ReTcnue  Challenge  Cup,  IM)  a  10  6 

10th  Kent  Artillery,  9«  9c 

London   Rifle   Brigade    Prize    Meeting    at 

PUistow,  31a  9/— 16f  4d 

—  87th  Middlesex  Annual  Prize  Meeting,  6«  7/ 
— ^—  Inspection  of,  7/  11/ 

National  Artillery  Association  at  ShoebiUT- 

ness,  8  a  96—6  a  9e— 7  a  86— ^a  4o— lO'a 
9« 

North  Middlesex  Competition,  20  a  10  6 

Pay  of  AcUutants,  24  «  6/ 

Projected  Visit  to  Belgium,  26a  7  a 

Return  Match  between  Oxford  and  Cam- 
bridge, 8«  4c^7f  9/ 

Review  of  the  Cumberland,  ete.,  VdanieeEs, 

on  the  Swifts  at  Carlisle,  1$  If 

—^—  Durham  County  and  Newcastle  Aztilleiy, 
etc.,  at  Durham,  2  «  7  c 

Rifle  Matches  of  Britain,  Canada,  and  Aus- 
tralia, 2/  9  6 

Season  for  Prize  Firing  commenced,  17  a 

10  c 

St.  George*8   Rifles  at  Wormholt   Bcrofas, 

80  4c 

let  Staffordshire  Artillery,  9  «  5  e 

— —  Rifles  Inspection,  20  a  10  6 

Ist  Surrey  Artillery  Brigade,  24  a  10/ 

19th  Surrey  Prize  Meeting,  20a  106 

Volunteer  Crisis,  29/  12  c 

Volunteers  of  England   and  the    Belgium 

Rifle  Meeting,  12  «  9/— 17«  4/— 19t  7d 

War  Office  Inspeetions  of  several  Goips,  8  a 

12  6 

.  Wimbledon  Meeting,  mc  Wucblodoii. 

Windsor   Park  Corps — Prizes   for 

tition  from  the  Queen,  eto^iG/  9e 


Sept.  80, 1868.]      palhbb'b  ikbsz  ax>  ^'the  ttmsb"  rawsPAPXB. 


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Volunteers  {contintted). 

Windsor  Park  Beview,   Note   about,   from 

W.  B.  Harris,  15  a  9  « 

Yorkshire  Regiments,  MoTemente,  18  a  4'd 

Voters,  New  List  of,  28  a  76 

Voting  Lists  useless  at  the  Doors  of  Churches 

with  Looked  Gates,  18  a  7/ 

Papers  for  UniTersity  Elections,  19  a  7  6 

Vye  (N.)  on  the  Ilfraeombe  Life  Boat,  21 «  6  b 

W. 

Wales,  Agraxiaa  Outrage  by  Fifteen  Men  in  South, 

26<  8c 

Andent  Oladers  in  North,  10<  8  « 

Walker  (John  A.)  on  the  Jaekn^  Prisoners,  7  a  8/ 
Waller,  (J.  G.)  on  the  Derivation  of  Holbom,  17  a 

Be 
(John)  on  Diseased  Foreign  Sheep,  16  a  7/ 

— ^29  a  6  c 
Walworth  Amateur  Horticultural  Society,  1 «  7  d 
Wapping,  its  Pleasures,  10^  7/ 
Warburton,  Dean,  on  the  Irish  Ohurch,  1 «  4  0 
Warden  (Adm.)  on  the  Trials'of  the  Channel  Fleet, 

(0.  J.  H.)  on  the  Bad  Management  of  the 

Crystal  Palace  Railway  on  Fete  Nights,  7  J  6  c 

Warwickshire  (North)  Agricultural  Society  Meeting, 

16  »  7/— 17»  10  c 
Watch  Guards,  Elastic,  a  Preventiye  to  Robbery, 

6a  Se 

and  Watches,  6a  lie 

Watchmen,  Curious   Mechanical   ContriYaooe  to 

keep  them  to  their  Duty,  21a  8b 
Water  Famine  and  Storage,  6  a  10/ 
Water  Supply  Commission,  16  J  7/ 
Short  at  Preston  Water  Works  from  the  Con* 

tinned  Drought,  22J  9/ 

from  the  Thames,  14  a  8/ 

Water  Works,  State  of  Shares,  11  j  lOd^lBj  10  c 

— 18i  llo— 26i  106— 29i   7  6— la  6^-8 a 

5c— 12a  56— 19a   5<i— 22a  5c— 29a  7  6— 

6«5<2— 9«  56— 16«  56— 19s  56 
Waterloo  Station,  28  j  9  6 
Waterspouts  in  the  Irish  Channel,  80  s  9  c 
Watson  (Sir  Thomas)  on  the  Treatment  of  Cholera 

and  Dlarrfacea,  1?/  10  f 
Wax  Lights,  Excessive  Charge  in  Foreign  Hotels, 

16  s  8/ 
Weather  in  AngUBt,^ 8  s  9  6 

in  Cornwall,  14a  5  6 

and  Crops  in  the  North,  18  j  12  d 

Intense    Heat},  17J   9/-   28^    10«— 24  j 

12  a 

-  in  July,  8a  10  c 
in  June,  2j  6/ 

Letters  on  the  Present  High  State  of  the 

Temperature,  2Sj  10  e  and/— 81^'  11  a— 1  a  4/ 

at  Malton,  17*  8/ 

in  the  Midland  Distriots,  17  j  9/ 

Bain  in  the  West,  14  a  10  a 

in  Sept«nber,  16  s  8/ 

State  of;  Ij  10c— 2J  6/— 3j  12/— 4^  11 6 

-^i  6d— 7i  10  c— 8i  66— 9i  12  c— 10 J  9  c 
— llj  11/— IBj  11/— 14i  11/— 16j  11*- 
16j  6  6— 17j  9/— 18/  66— 20i  11/— 21i  11/ 
— 82i   llc»28j   10c-^84i    12  a— 26/    5  c— 


Weather  (eontinued). 
27 j    7  c— 28i    9  6— 29i    12o— 30j    5/— 8I7 
11a— la   4/— 3a    10c— 4a    9/— 5a    106— 

6  a  11/— 7a  9<*— 8a  9/— 10a  12c— Ua  9/ 
—12  a  9/— 13  a  9  c— 14  a  9/— 15  a  11/— 
17a  9  6— 19a  9/— 20  a  11/— 21a  9d— 22  a 
10c— 14a  lie— 25a  10  <i— 26  a  9  6— 27  a  9  li 
—28a  9c— 29a  11a— 31a  9/— 1«  96— 2# 
9d— 3«  9d— 4c  9/— 5c  9/— 7«  5d— 8c  9c 
9c  9d-10c  96— lis  9c— 12c  9/— 14c  5/ 
15c  9rf— 16«  8/— 17c  10/— 18  c  10c— 19* 
4  ((—21c  11/— 22  c  8  c— 28  c  9/— 24  c  10  6— 
25cl2a— 26*5/— 28c  7/— 29c  96— 80c  9d 

Summer  of  1818,  8  a  9/ 

1826,7a  9d 

Weights  and  Measures  Commission,  Hi    116 — 

15  a  11  a 

Warden  of  the  Standards*  Beport,  19  a  4d 

Wellington  College,  7  c  10/ 

Elections,  7  a  9/— 11  a  10/ 

Wells  (Oharies)  on  the  Cretan  Insurrection,  21  a 

7/— 26  a  10/— 28  c  10/ 

(W.),  Besult  of  the  International  Match— 

Elcho  Shield,  6j  12  a 

Welsford  (F.  M.)  on  the  Brighton  West  Pier  and 

thePaxiio,  4  a  7/ 
Welsh  Eisteddfod,  2j  5/ 
— r-  Festival,  the  Eisteddfod,  23  j  9/ 

Humanity,  28 a  9/— 2  •7a 

Jury,  11;  9/ 

Moxmtains  on  Fire,  90j  9j 

WesleymnConferenoe,  Leading  Article  on,  18  a  Ta 
Meeting,  28^    7c— 29j    9c— BOj  4c— la 

10c— 8a  9/— 4a  7c— 5a  6a— 6a   12o— 8a 

7  c— 10 a  11  6—11  a  9  c— 12  a  4c— 18  a  7  d 
—14  a  10  c— 15  a  10  c— 17  a  7/ 

and  the  Church,  19  a  8  6 

Methodist  Betum,  15  a  12  d 

and  Dr.  Pusey*  21  a  4  d 

W1D8T  IliDIXlS: — 

Commercial  InteUigenee,  ISj  5d— 80j  9  c 

—12a  7a— 20a  8^«-16c  8c 
Disputes  about  Chief  Justice  Beaumont,  12  a 

7a 
■  Finaneial  Statement,  12  a  7  a 

Haytian  BebelUon,  IBj  5  d-29i  7  d— SOy 

96— 12a  76— 18a  lOo— 26a  80— 16c  8c 

Miscellaneous  News,  18/  5d— 20y'  12  c— 

29y  9  6— 80J  9  6—12  a  7a— 16c  8c 

Petitions  for  Dis-eetabliahment  of  the  CBiureh, 

12a  7  a 

Ship  News,  IBj  5d— 26a  8c— 16c  8d 

Stateof  the  Otops,  12  4  7  a 

West  India  MaO  Company,  20y  5/ 

-  and  Pacific  Steam  Ship  Companv,  7  a  5  a 
West  London  Sdhool  of  Art,  Presentation  of  Priees, 

20i  12  d 
Westminster  Chapter  House,  Beetoration  of,  27  a 
10  e— 29  a  6  c— 8c  10/ 

Abbey,  the  Dean  showing  it  to  Working  Men 

and  Entertaining  them  with  Tea  afterwards,  8  a 
96 

Hospital  (Donation  to),  by  the  Marquis  of 

Westminster,  18c  5  d 
Abbey  Preachers,  11  j  9/— 18j  9c— 25i  Be 

-"27  j  5  c 

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Westmoreland,  Drought  in,  28  j  S  a 

Drought  and  Harvest  m,  11  a  8/ 

Whale  Fishery,  240  10  c 

Wheat,  Cost  of  Imported,  into  France,  14«  7  c 

the  Crop  of  1868,  17  a  6/ 

Import  of,  7o  5a — 28  6  a 

->~-  United  States  Exports  of,  5  «  5  a 

the  Yield  of  1867,  608/ 

Wheat,  Price  of,  6  j  11  a 

Wheeler  (W.  H.)  on  the  Condition  of  the  Agricul- 
tural Lahourer,  7  «  6  e 

Whitaker  (J.),  American  Precautions  to  avert  Bun- 
stroke,  la  4  6 

Whithy,  Agricultural  Show  at,  20  a  7  a 

White  Heat  and  Black  Coats,  ISj  6  h 

Whittaker  (F.  J.),  Safe  at  Miaki  from  the  Volga 
Wreck,  6  J  8/ 

Wigner  (G.  W.)  on  the  Sewage  Experiments  at 
Leicester,  25  a  9  d 

Wigs,  the  Judges  Sitting  without,  24  j  11  a 

Wild  Animals,  Large  Consignment  of,  to  Hamburg, 
27i  11 6 

Wild  Englishman  in  France,  8  «  10 

Wilkin  (W.),  Collection  of  Coins,  Sale  Price  List, 
25  a  4/ 

Wilkinson  (Rev.  Geo.  H.),  Appeal  for  his  Schools, 
lo  8/ 

(J.  F.),  his  Case,  7j  10  a— 9 j  7  a— 1078  a 

—11 J  8  a— 13j  7  a— 5  a  5  a— 11a  6« 

(W.  M.)  on  the  Baths  abroad,  88   9  ci— 10  8 

Wilnam  BnAis,  Removal  of  the  Bemains  of,  29  a 

6fr-81o  4/— 8«  4/— 7f  6c 
Williams  (B.  T.)  on  the  Pembroke  Borough  Elec- 
tion, 22  «  10/ 

(John)  on  the  Solar  Eclipse,  24  a  5  6 

Williams  and  James  on  Lord  Brougham's  Auto- 
biography, 18  j  6  6 
"WILLS  AJen>  BBQUSSTb  :— 
Arbuthnot  (Gen.  Sir  Hugh),  29  a  9/ 

Calthorpe  (Baron),  29  a  9/ 

Coyne  (J.  Stirling),  22  a  8/ 

— — -  GuinnesB  (Sir  Benjamin),  4  a  10 a — 5  a  8d 

Lewis  (Eliza),  22  a  8/ 

Lowther  (Sir  John  Henry),  22  a  8/ 

Onthwaite  {Dr.  John),  1  a  4d 

Salisbury  (Marquis  of),  Ij  12  b 

Shrewsbury  (Earl  of),  1  a  4  d 

Stevens  (Thadeus),  of  America,  4  9  8  6 

Tyrconnel  (Countess  of)*  29  a  9/ 

Walcot  (Adm.  J.  E.),  29  a  9/ 

Years'  Betum  of  ,  30  <  7  c 

Tounghusband  (John),  16  j  6  c 

Wilmot  (Captain  Eardley),  about  the    Sphinx  at 

Bebastopol,  8i  126— 14  j  12  c 
^— -  (Be?.  J.  J.  T.)»  Appeal  for  his  Schools,  4i 

11/ 

Subtoriptions,  11/  11/ 

Wilson  (Mr.  Cracroft)  and  bis  Indian  Services, 

27a  4/— 81a  95 

(Edward)  on  Acclimatisation,  8  s  4/ 

-^—  ((Jeo.  Laroux)  on  the  Eligibles  for  the 
Curates'  Augmentation  Fund,  1  a  9/ 

Wimbledon,  Approaching  Beview,  Notice,  15  j  6/ 
—28  J  9  a 

the  Irish  Eight,  21  j  6  c 

120 


Wimbledon  Meeting,  13j  9/— 14j   12t— Ifij  be 
--.16j  9  c— 17jlOc— 18il2/— 20i  lOil— 21i 

6  5— 22j  12  5— 23 j  7  5— 24j  9<i— 25i  5d 
—7a  lOc 

Prize  Distribution,  22  j  12  c— 23/  7  5— 27  J 

12  a 
the  Queen's  Prise,  28/   9  a— 29/   9/— 30/ 

7/-^l/  12  5 
Winchelsea  (Earl  of)  on  Milton's  MS.  Poem,  18/ 
U5c— 21/  6c— 22/  6/— 28/  3fr— la  4c 
Winchester  College,  Election,  la  10/— 23t  10c 

(Bishop  of),  Health  of,  16/  85—30/   7»— 

81/  9  5— 26a  7/ 

Window  Gardening  at  Walworth,  Is  Id 

in  Westminster,  6/  12  a— 8/  9/— 22«  10 

Windsor  Castle  open  to  the  Public,  11/  5  0— 16f 

4c 

Closed  to  the  Public,  5  «  4c— 8  8  7d 

Windsor,  Daring  Burglary  at  St.  Leonard's  House, 

near,  28a  4  c 
Wine  and  the  Bonding  System,  12 1  5  a 

Duty  Progress  and  Present  Position,  St  5a 

New  Mode  of  Drawing  off,  22  a  4  d 

Report  of  the  Douro  Vintage,  30  s  5  5 

Exports  of  Sheny  from  Cadiz,  9/75 

a  Bottle  of  the  1472    Yinti^,    shown  by 

Baron  Brisse,  268  105 
Wiseman  (Cardinal),  intended  Cathedral  to    his 

Honour,  27  a  7  a 
Witchoraft:Service  at  Cuckfield,  12  a  10  5 
Wittey  (Henry)  on  Justices*  Justice,  19  8  9/ 
Woman's  Bights,  28  c  4/ 
Women's  Sul^e  disallowed  at  Alton,  17  s  10  c 
Woodbury,  Great  Fire  at,  21/  12  c 
Wool  Sales,  8  c  6  c 
Wool,  Colonial,  Sales,  14  a  4/— 26  c  6  a 

Fairs,  13/  7d— 4«  10c 

Imports  of  the  Past  Year,  7/  10  5 

Sales  of  East  Indian  at  Liverpool,  13  a  5  5 

State  of  the  Market,  6/  7  d— 13/  7  <*— 27/ 

7  c— 31/  65— 3  a  7d— 10  a  7  5— 17  a  4/— 
24a  6a— 81a  5a— 7i  7a— 14c  7c— 21c  7a 
—28c  7d 

York  Market,  5  c  6  5 

Worcestershire  Agricultural  Society,  26  c  9  a 
Wordsworth  (Bp.)  on  the  Church  of  Scotland,  28  f 

lb 
Work  and  Play,  the  Duke  of  Wellington,  1  a  8/ 
Workhouses,  Betum  of  Paupers,  17  a  4d 
Working  Classes,  Dwellings  for,  6  c  10  <i 
Working  Men's  Association,  Meeting  to  Betum 

Twelve  Members  to  Parliament,  29/  6/ 
Wortley  (J.  S.),  on  the  Credit  Fonder  of  England, 

24  a  10/— 26  a  7  c— 31a  10c 
Wreck  of  the  Alexander  Nev>8ki,  with  the  Grand 

Duke  Alexis  of  Bussia  on  Board,  26t  7c— 88c 

7c— 28c7d 

^Mcta  oflf  Kurrachee,  20/  12  a 

AnUmia  Varas  near  Caldera,  13  a  10  dt 

American  Steamers  Frenonia  and  WaUrtr 

by  the  Peru  Earthquakes,  14  c  9  c— 17  c  105 
America  of  Peru,  14  c  9  c 

-  Brian  Boiroimer  off  Cape  Clear,  16  a  6  c 
— —  Catherine  from  Swansea,  17  a  5/ 

Chancellor,  14c  9c 

of  a  French  Yessel  off  St.  Ives,  21a  10a 


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Wreck  of  the  Henry  Trowhridge  bound  for  Bar- 

badoes,  22a  8  6 
Hippocampus,  and  Loss  of  all  on  Board,  on 

Lake  Michigan,  12 s  10  b—2S s  4 a— 29 1  Sb 
of  a  Lugger  off  Lambay,  all  Hands  drowned, 

17a  86 

Leinster  Pilot  Boat  off  Howth,  25  a  8  d 

IfaWa  and  Fanny  of  Midford,  with  Loss  of 

Life,  14  a  8c 

Tara  on  the  Mersey,  11 «  4/ 

R.  H,  Tucker  on  the  Blaokwater  Bank,  10  8 

86— 11«  9d 

St,  AbbSf  thirteen  years  ago,  la  8e — 16a 

116— 17a  106— 22a  10c 

Screw  Steam   Ship  Flarenee,   Six  Persons 

Drowned,  29*  10/ 

Wrecks  off  the  Cornish  Ck>ast,  26  a  96 

off  Liyerpool  from  the  Storm,  25  a  10  6 

Wright  (d,  B.)  on  the  Source  of  the  Thames,  14  a 
7c 

(H.)  not  the  Party  to  an  Assault  Case,  81  j 

5/     . 
Wrigley  (Thomas)  on  the  Abergele  Bailway  Acci- 
dent, 28a  7c— 5<  5/ 
Wuitemberg,  Miscellaneous  InfbVmaliony  7j  12  a 

Naturalization  Treaty  with  America,  Ij  12  a 

Wyatt  (W.  H.)  on  the  Dispute  of  the  Poor  Law 
Guardians,  and  the  Yest^  of  St.  Pancras,  30  s 
10  c 

X. 

XenoB  (Stefanos),  on  the  Cretan  Institation,  7$ 

4/ 
Xeres  Wine  Shipping  Company,   Dividendi  12  a 

56 

Y. 

Yacht  Aline,  Messrs.  Nicholson  &  Camper  the 
Builders,  81  a  4/ 

Ulake,  sunk  by  a  Steamer  near  Soothamp- 

ton,  19  «  8  c 

York  fortnightly  Cattle  Show,  5s  7 e 

(Abp.  of)  on  the  Continent,  19  a  7  6 


Yorkshire,  Agricultural  Show  in,  81 J  7/-- 7  a  8a 
—8a  4a^lla  10a     . 

Church  Extension,  11  a  7  c 

the  Drought  and  Crops  in,  7j  10/— -10  a  9/ 

-11  a  7/ 

Harvest  in,  19  a  10c — 1 «  86 

Harrest  Prospects  in  Malton,  21^'  10/ 

Lioendiary  Fires  in,  16  «  7  c 

Ironstone  District,  21a  7  f 

North  Biding  Chamber  of  Agriculture  and 

the  Elections,  28  <  7  c 

Progress  of  Soientiffo  Instruction  in,  29  a 

56 
Proposed  New  Line  in  the  North  Biding,  4  a 

10a    . 

Bam  Sales,  12  a  10  d 

— Lettings,  17  a  8  c 

Science  Classes,  14  «  6  6 

Short  Time  Movement  in  the  West  Biding, 

28<  6c 

Weather  in  North  and  East,  12  a  7  c— 9  < 

lOd 
Youl  (Jas.  A.)  on  Salmon  in  New  Zealand,  IJ 

11 6 
Young  (Charles  F.  L.)  on  tbe  Working  of  ttifi  f^e 

Brigade,  15  a  11  c 
< (Bby.  F.  B.)  a  tfinude  Worker,  4a  5/ 


Z. 

Zavala  (General),  False  Beport  of  his  Escape,  12  a 

Zebra  Fscmoquets  in  Busiell  Square,  4j  12  e 

in  Temple  Gardens,  1  j  12/ 

Zermott  Memorial  Church,  14tj  5  d 

Zetland,  the  Senate  of,  Bremen   and  the  Ship 

Lesiing,  21 J  5d 
Zoological,  Arrival  of  the  Two-homed  Bhinoceros, 

12c  56 

Aspect  of  the  Game  Laws,  29  a  7/ 

Gardens,  Anival  of  a  Bea  Bear,  etc^  at,  29  a 

7/ 
Society,  17 j  9  6 


THE  EITD. 


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Now  ptiblishing,  in  Quarto  Volumet^  eloth^  gold  lettered,  price  Ten  ShUlinge  each  part : 

PAIIER'S  UmX  TO  «  TIE  TIMES"  MWSPAPEE, 

Eaoh  part  oontaining  about  80,000  Beferenoos  to  that  JonmaL 


PABT  1-For  OCTOBBB  Irt  to  DBOBMBBB  Slst,  1807. 
PABT  2~For  JANXTABT  Ist  to  MABOH  81st,  1868. 
PABT  8-For  APBZL  lit  to  JUNB  80th,  1868. 
PABT  4-FoT  JTJliT  1st  to  8BPTBMBEB  80th,  1868. 
PABT  5-FoT  OCTOBEB  1st  to  DECBMBEB  8l8t,  1868,  <n  thepren. 
And  BO  on,  each  suooeeding  three  months.    Sent  post  firee  to  all  parts. 


It  is  intended,  so  soon  as  the  list  of  subsoribers  will  allow,  to  go  back  with  the 
"INDEX"  as  well  as  forward,  so  as  in  time  to  present  a  fiill  and  complete  Index  to  that 
Journal  from  the  oommenoement,— thus  forming  the  only  COMPIiETB  HI8TOB7  OF  THE 
WOBliD. 


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INDEX 


TO  THB 


TIMES  NEWSPAPER, 


18  6  8. 


AUTUMN    QUARTER-OCTOBKR    1    to   Dkckmbkr   31. 


''The  only  true  histcny  of  a  country  >s  to  be  found  in  its  new^japers." 

Lord  MACAULiiY. 


"London : 
SAMUEL  PALMER,  20  CATHERINE  STREET,  STRAND,  W.C. 

1869. 
The  Right  of  Translation  Reserved, 


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PALMER'S 


INDEX  TO  "THE  TIMES"  NEWSPAPER 


AUTUMNAL  QUARTER.— OCT.  1  to  DEC.  31. 


Refekenck. — The  Times  Newspaper  having  a  separate  pagination  to  each  numher,  the  following  method 
is  adopted  to  suit  it  to  any  file  :  thus,  9  o  11  e  means  Oct.  Qth,  page  11,  column  5  ;  the  italic  letter 
after  the  first  figure  noting  the  month,  and  the  italic  letter  (aocording  to  alphabet)  after  the  second 
figure  noting  the  column  of  the  page. 


Abbot  (K.  E.,  Consul  General  in  Persia),  Address 

to,  on  his  Retirement,  7 o  da 
Aberdare,  Horrible  Outrage  at  a  Farmhouse  near, 

Sd  5 d— 9 d  5 d— 24 d  7 6--31  d  8 6 
Abud  (Rev.  Henry)  on  the  CEcumenical  Council 

and  the  Patriarch  of  Constantinople,  30  d  10  a 
ABYSSINIA:— 

Photographs  of  Scenery  in.  16  n  12/— 17  n 

Sc 

Rebellion  of  Theodore's  Eldest  Son,  14  o  7  c 

Rumoured  Supplementary  Gazette,  29  0  10  e 

Sturmn  (Lieut.)  on  the  English  Army  in, 

8d  Sd 

WakshunGobaize  Proclaimed  Emperor,  14  0 

7e 

Abyssinian  Prisoners,  Compensation  to  Mr  Rasaam, 

Dr  Blanc,  and  Lieutenant  Prideaux,  12  d  9/ 
AGGID£NTS:-~ 

to  an  Agricultural  Labourer,  whose  Arm  was 

caught  in  a  Rape  Crushing  Machine,  12d  5  c 

Allsop  (John)  run  over  and  killed  by  a  Cart 

in  the  Old  Kent  Road,  22  o  10  c 

Barge  sunk  at  Vauxhall  Bridge,  10  d  7/ 

Boat  Accident  at  Peterhead,  Five  Men  lost, 

13  0  7/ 

on  the  Lake  of  Geneva;  a  Son  carrying 

hia  Father's  Corpse  to  shore,  7  o  id 

Boat  Capsized  under  Westminster  Bridge, 

Four  Persona  drowned,  6  o  9  6 

Boiler  Explosion  at  the  United  Hotel,  Pall 

Mall,  20  o  10  c— 21  o  5  5—31  o  11/ 

in  the  Waterloo  Road,  Twelve  Persons  in- 


jured, 31  o  5  e 

Boilers  of  a  Steam-tug  Exploded  in  a  New 

York  Wharf,  21  o  10  c 

British  Ship  blown  up  by  Naphtha,  on  her 

Voyage  to  St  Petersburg,  2  o  8/ 

Bunkeil  (Henry)  killed  by  the  fall  of  Boxes 

from  a  Crank  at  Pilcher's  Wharf,  bn  Ad 

Chemist's  Assistant  killed  by  the  self -adminis- 
tration of  Chloroform,  to  allay  Pain,  \^d  Ad 

Child  killed  in  dropping  from  behind  a  Cab, 

16o  7ft 

Clergyman's  Wife  burnt  to  death  at  Chid- 

diogford,  26  c{  9  c 


AooidentB  {continued), 

Collision  between  two  Steamers  on  the  Ohio 

River,  Eighty  Lives  lost,  7d  9  c— 29  rf  9  a 
~  Beath  of  a  Child  from  the  Explosion  of  a 

Naphtha  Lamp  in  Hackney  Road,  27  o  10  d 
from  falUng  into  a  Mash  Tub  at  Aldbury, 

17o  96 

Destruction  of  the  Royal  Flour  Mill  at  Buda 

by  Fire,  8  o  7  ft 

Destructive    Explosion  at  Walton-le-Dale, 

Preston,  17  o  9/ 
>■  Dreadful  Fireworks  Explosion  at  Bamsley, 

Seven  Deaths,  &c.,  8  o  10  c — 10  o  7/ 
— — .  to  the  Emperor  of  the  French  near  Pierre* 

fonda,  3(2  10  ft 

the  Europaj  the  largest  Danube  Steamer, 

burnt  at  Semlin,  7  o  7  d  ^      . 

Excavator  at  Mile  End  buried  alive  ^  and 

killed,  21  o  56 

— —  Explosion  of  Gunpowder  at  Oare  Powder 
Mills,  24  rf  7/-~26d  7e--31cl  10  ft 

of  the  Steamer  Jlerman'M,  and  all  the 

Engineering  Staff  killed,  27  n  9  (; 

Extraordinary  Accident  of  a  Woman  shot 

in  her  Cottage  by  a  Rifle  a  mile  and  a  half  off, 
19  o  9(2 

Explosion  on  board  a  Coal  Ship  off  Scilly, 


27n  9(» 

■■  Gas  Explosion  from  a  Pillar  Letter  Box, 

26n  7« 

Fall  of  a  Church  at  Weem,  and  Four  Men 

injured,  29  (2  7/ 

of  a  Man  and  Boy  from  a  Bridge  into  a 

River  at  Bolton,  16  o  7/ 

of  a  Seed  Warehouse  in  Liverpool,  Four 

Men  killed,  81  o  9/— 2  »  12  c 

Falling  of  a  Wall  at  Boston,  fatal  effects, 

15  o  10  ft 
— —  Farmer  shot  by  a  Party  out  Rabbit  Shooting 

at  Wakehurst,  30(2  7  6 

Fatal  Blasting  Accident  to  Three  Soldiers  at 

Cork,  one  killed,  8  o  10  (2 

Boat  Accident  off  the  Channel  Islands, 

the  Boat  and  Crew  lost,  26  o  10  ft 

to  a  Boat's  Crew  in  Douglas  Bay,  \7  d 


6/ 


Aoo 


palmer's  index  to  "the  times"  newspapeb. 


[Oct.  1  to 


AocidentB  (continued), 

' Boiler  Explosion  at  the  Elsecar  Ironworks, 

near  Bamsley,  60  9b 

' at  the  Ystalyfera  Ironworks,  16  o  7  a 

to  a  Child  from  the  Passion  of  his  Mother, 


60  11/— 9  0  7/ 

Oollision  at  Sea,  80  n  9  6 

of  two  Ferryboats  in  New  York  Harbour, 


80n  86 

to  Dr  Milbume  in  the  Hunting  Field,  16  » 


12  6 


Fall  from  a  Horse  of  Mr  C.  Evans  at 
Norwich,  22o  6e 

while   Hunting,   of    Mr   Hutchinson    of 

Kirkcaldy,  18n  5<; 

Gun  Accident  to  Capt.  Buckley  at  Gun- 


ton  Park,  19  »  6  6 

to    Lord  Somerville,  thrown    from    his 

Horse,  18n  5^ 

at   the  Nut-grove   Collieiy,   St    Helens, 


from  the  falling  of  a  suspended  Furnace,  5  n  4  e 
to  a  Painter,  who,  falling  from  a  Ladder, 


broke  both  his  Legs,  16  o  10  e 

Subscriptions  for  the  Widow,  See  Ba.ilt. 


Fishing-boat,  containing  Three  Men,  swamped 

at  Mudeford,  10  o  9  d—26  o  5  c 

to  a  Fly-driver  at  Kingsbridge,  22  o  5  c 

to  the  Galatea,  H.  M.  Ship,  6  n  9/ 

Great  Fire  at  Brooklyn,  16  0  10  6 

Gun  Accident  to  Mr  Blyth  of  Chelmsford, 

21  o  11  a 
Hallams  (Lieut)  burnt  to  death  by  Acci- 
dent, 6  n  10  6 

Hanby  (T.)  and  his   Son  drowned  by  his 

Horse  plunging  his   Cart  into  the   River  at 
Hunslet,6n  9/ 
_  to  a  Holyhead  Steamer,  16  d  10  e 
— *  Homicide  of  a  Toung  Lady  by  her  Brother 
in  play  at  Poughkeepsie,  15  o  10  6 

House  at  New  Grimesthorpe  blown  down, 

and  the  Inhabitants'  Beds  and  all  precipitated 
into  the  Street,  29  d  7/ 

Keene    (Rev.  Mr)  Drowned    at    Brayhead 

while  Bathing,  lo  6c 

Kitchen-maid  shot  by  a  Page  by  accident  at 

Casterton  Hall,  I7d  6e 
Mackenzie  (Henry),  a  Soldier,  thrown  from 

his  Horse,  and  kicked  by  it  on  the  head,  20  0  106 
.  Man  run  over  by  a  Dray  at  the  Nomination 

on  Stepney  Green,  18  n  5  c— 19  n  9  e — 20  n  5b 

—21  n  11  c 
Man  trampled  to  death  by  Horses  at  the 

Ballinasloe  Fair,  So  lOd 
Methodist  Chapel  at  Bill  Quay  blown  down, 

and  Three  Persons  killed,  27  o  10  c 
Meeting  House  at  Rochdale  blown  down  by 

the  wind,  and  the  whole  Congregation  injured, 

29  d  7/ 
MuUins  (J.),  Fearful  Accident  to,  by  falling 

into  a  Vat  of  Boiling  Liquor  at  the  Plumstead 

Brewery,  Bo  lOd 

to  a  New  York  Steamer,  28  d  9  6 

< Night  ou  the  Lake  of  Geneva,  a  Terrible  and 

Fatal  Boat  Accident,  7o  id 

Ohio  Lunatic  Aisylum  destroyed,  and  Six 

Iimiates burnt  to  death,  4d  Sb 

4 


AocidentB  {continued). 

the  Peneverance  burnt  on   Lake  Ontario, 

Fourteen  Persons  burnt  or  drowned,  21  o  10  c 

Portion  of  the  Spire  of  Lyon  Walk  Congw- 

gational  Church,  Colchester,  blown  down, 
80(2  9(2 

to  the  Prince  of   Wales  while  Hunting  »t 

Compifegne,  23  n  7  e — 25  »  lOo 

Rashleigh  (C.  B.)  thrown  from  his  Hone 

on  the  Hunting  Field,  5  o  7  6 

Schooner  sunk  on  Lake  Michigan,  and  Four 

Persons  drowned,  21  0  10  « 

Serious,  at  Astley  Theatre,   Two   Soldien 

injured,  9  o  7  6 

Shocking  Accident  by  Lightning  at  Koisk, 

a  Boy's  Leg  Amputated  by  it,  9  o  10  c 
Shocking   D^th  from  Falling  through  a 

Trap  Door  at  a  Malthouse  at  Gainsborough, 

26d  9/ 
the  Siamese  Ship  England  partially  destroyed 

by  Fire  at  Ningpo,  \1d  id 

Slater  (Miss  Mary)  burnt  to  death  from 

Reading  in  her  Bedroom,  S  o  5  & 

a  Solicitors  Clerk  fell  from  his  Horse  into 

a  Pool,  and  found  Drowned,  1  0  7/ 

Sporting  Accident    to    Captain   Yeaey  ftt 

Harrow,  23  n  7  c2 

the  Steamer  Manhattan  struck  on  the  Croebr 

Spit,  in  the  Queen's  Channel,  13  o  7/ 
the  Steamer  Peraeverance  burnt  on  the  Lakes, 

Fourteen  Lives  lost,  8  o  7  6 
to  the  Steamer  Taamanian  at  Southampton, 

I60  lOa 
Story  (Robt)  killed  by  the  moving  of  a 

Train  while  getting  into  a  Carnage,  18  il  7  c 
Thames  Embankment,  serious  inroiid  of  tl)« 

River,  and  narrow  escape  of  One  Hundred  Men. 

lid  7e 
Three  Coast-Guardsmen  Drowned  at  SUgo, 

lOd  7/ 
Three  Men  Drowned  at  Lonntream,  20  a 

12  d 
Todd  (John  Baker)  run  over  by  a  Cab  on 

London  Bridge,  lOo  dd 
Tremendous  Explosion  at  the  St  Allen  Gan- 

powder  Works,  near  Truro,  27  n   10/ 
Two  Barges  swamped  at  Tauzhall  Bridge, 

2d  106— 4d  7c 

Two  Men   drowned    in    Weymoath    Bav, 

15d5a 

Two  Workmen  poisoned  by  Qas  at  the  Gloo* 

cester  Gas  Works,  16  n  7/ 
Walkinson  (Georgina)  burnt  to  Death  frooi 

a  portion  of  lighted  paper  falling  on  her  Dres, 

6n  10  6 
Toung  Gentleman  shot  by  his  SclioolfeQi>v 

in  the  Hunting  Field  at  Wivelafield,  dOd  7  k 
MININa  AOGTOENTS:— 

Annual  Report  of  Colliery  Aoctdents,  6  o  ld<i 

of,  in  Ironstone  Mines,  17  o  4/ 

Explosion  at  the  Naiiey  Colliery,  near  Wigaa, 

22d  3/— 24d  7e— 26d  lOd 
Fdl  of  a  Shaft  in  a  New  Jersey  Iron  Min& 

and  Four  Men  killed,  12  o  8  6 
Fearful  Explosion  of  Fire-Damp  in  the  Ari^j 

Mine  of  the  Hindley  Green  CoUieneB,  Fifcr 


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Miniiig  AccidentB  (contmued), 

Beven  killt$d,  and  many  wounded,  27  n  9/— 

28n  5d— son  8e—ld  llo— Srf  10 d 
Terrible  Explosion  at  Haydock    Colliery, 

Twenty-two    Lives    lost,    and    great    damage, 

Sid  7/ 
Terrific  Explosion  at  the  Qreen  Pit,  Ruabon, 

many  killed  and  wounded,  2  o  9  a — ^17  o  5f 
RAILWAY  ACCIDENTS:— 

Abergele  Accident,  6  o  5  a 

Subscriptions  for  the  Stoker  and  Driver, 

6o  7  6—12  0  lOe— 19o  9ci— 26o  76— 2n  5d 

—9  n  12  ^— 16  n  11  d-  30  n  10  6 

Trial  of  the  Breaksmen,  see  Police. 

Death  of  the  Driver  of   the  Train,  17  o 


6c 


-  Subscription  for,  -19  o  9  d 


■  Breakage  of  the  Main  Axle  of  the  Engine  on 


the  Severn  Valley  Branch,  1  o  9  6 

Carriage  off  the  Lines  for  miles  at  Doubledois, 

Sn  36 

Caving  in  of  a  Tunnel  on  the  Marietta  Rail- 
way, with  subsequent  Collision,  many  killed, 
12o  86 

Collision  at  the  Acrington  Station,  22d  3d 

near  Buxton  Station,  21  el  10  e 

near  Huddersfield,  3  d  6  c 

near  the  Hatton  Junction  of  the  Stratford 

and  Leamington  Railway,  24  »  10  e — Sd  7  a 

the   North   British,   near  Galashiels 


Station,  Fifteen  Cattle  destroyed,  &c.,  16  o  7  a 
at  Northenden  Junction,  between  a  Passen- 
ger and  Qoods  Train,  serious,  26 o  6 c — 27  o  6a 

Fearful,  near  Nottingham,  21  d  6/— 22d  7  d 

near  the  Oldbury  Station,  of  Two  Goods 


Trains,  Thirty  Waggons  destroyed,  14  o  7/— 

15  o  5/ 

on  the  Great  Western,  at  Savernake,  1 7  o  6/ 

'—  near  Sheffield,  20  o  10  c 

on  the  Trent  Valley  Line,  30  o  7  d 

at  the  Wigston  Junction  of  the  Midland 


Railway,  2n  8d 

Explosion  of  Petroleum  in  the  Atlantic  and 

Great  Western  Road,  15  o  10  6 

Fatal,  near  Birdingbury  Station,  the  Car- 
riages rolling  down  an  Embankment,  2  o  10  e — 
3o  6e— 6o  7  6— 6  0  9  6 

List  of  Killed  and  Wounded,  3  o  6  c 

Note  on,  5o  6/ 

Fatal  on  the  Brighton  Line,  from  the  Igni- 
tion of  a  Carriage  full  of  Petroleum,  16  d  3  d — 
17d9d 

Fatal  on  the  Brompton  Line,  7  o  9  a 

Fatal  to  a  Guard  while  Shunting  a  Train  at 

Knighton  Junction,  24  o  7/ 

■ on  the  Leamington  Branch,  6  o  7  / 

Leading  Article  on,  10  o  8  d 

■ Fatal  on  the  New  York  Rail  crossing  Hudson 

River,  26  o  5  a 

near  Albany,  9  »  10  a 

from  Stepping  off  the  Tender  near  Sutton, 


So  lOe 

■  near  Suffield,  and  every  Passenger  injured. 


4d  86 

at  the  Waterloo  Station,  30  n  7/ 

near  Wigan,  31  d  10  c 


Railway  Accidents  {amtinued). 

Fatal  Collision  at  the  Aslockton  Station,  13  o 

10  6 
on  the  Fitchburg  Railway,  and  the  Guard 

burnt  to  death,  21  d  9  d 

near  Lynchburg,  Virginia,   Twenty  Sol- 


diers killed,  and  Thirty  injured,  10  o  96 

on  the  South  Wales  Railway,  near  Bull's 


Pitt  and  Newnham,  6  n  9  d— 7  n  12  a — 14  »  9  d 

List  of  killed  and  injured,  7  n  12  6 

Fatal  Fall   from  an   Express   Train,  near 

Seven  Sisters'  Road  Station,  10  d  7/ 

Fearful  Death  of  a  Passenger  from  Slipping 

under  a  Train  at  Shrewsbury,  80  d  5/ 

Mr  Hill,  a  railway  clerk,  killed  on  the  Great 

Western  Railway,  near  Salisbury,  3  d  8  6 

Jones  (Caleb)   killed   near  the    Spa  Road 

Station  of  the  London  and  Brighton  Railway, 
14  0  7/ 

Man  Crushed  to  Death  between  two  Trucks 

at  Paddington  Station,  5  d  10  c 

Killed  at  the  Weymouth  Station,  26  d  7/ 

Run  over  in    attempting  to  save  some 

Ladies  at  Elsnira^  New  York,  12  o  8  6 

Run  over  at  Sydney  Parade,  Dublin  and 


Kingston  Railway,  and  had  both  his  legs  severed 
from  his  body,  27  o  4  6 

Military  Train  thrown  off  its  Rails  at  Gor- 

donsville,  and  Four  Men  killed,  12o  8 6 

to  the  Overland  Mail,   Luggage  burnt  and 

Two  Elephants,  18  d  7  c 
to  a  Passenger  at  the  Charing  Cross  Station, 

16d  7/ 

Serious,  by  the  Engine  and  Carriages  run- 
ning off  the  Rails  at  Kenilworth,  28  d  8  e 

near  Llandilo,  4n  12/ 

Landslip  on  the  South>Eastem  Railway, 

near  Tonbridge,  24  d  7  6 

on  the  London  and  Tilbury  Railway,  near 


Purfleet,  30  »  10  d 

to  the  Scarborough  Express,  near  Wake- 


field, 4  »  12/ 

Singular  to  an  Old  Man  at  Kentish  Town, 

29  d  7  a 

to  the  Welsh  Mail  Train,  near  Tockleton, 


by  the  Breaking  of  the  Coupling  Chains,  30  o  7/ 

to  a  Timekeeper  in  the  Tunnel  under  the 

Broad  Sanctuary,  Westminster,  10  d  7  d 

Two  Trains  of  Cars  smashed  on  the  Chicago 

Railway,  and  one  Man  killed,  15  o  10  6 

Train  thrown  off  its  Rails  by  a  Cow,  and 

One  Person  killed,  and  Ten  wounded,  12  o  8  6 

Train  on  the  Little  Miami  Railway  com- 
pletely smashed  up,  15  o  10  6 

Acclimatisation  Society,  31  o  4  e 

Acland  {M.P.  for  N.  Devon),  Banquet  to,  at 
Barnstaple,  11  d  9  6 

Acorns,  and  Irish  Pigs,  10  o  7/ 

and  Spanish  Pigs,  6  o  11  a — 7  o  4  d 

and  their  Effect  on  Pigs,  3  o  6  e — 10  o  11  c 

produce  Measly  Pork,  2  o  4/ 

their  use  as  Food,  &c.,  3  o  6  e — 5  o  4  e — 7  o 

6a 

used  in  Hampshire  for  Pigs,  7  o  if 

Act  for  Shortening  Acts  of  Parliament  introduced 
by  Lord  Brougham,  10  n  5  / 

5 


Act 


PALMER  8   INDEX  TO    "  THE   TIMES       NEWSPAPER. 


[Oct  1  i^ 


Acton  (E.  A.  R.),  Testimonial  to,  9  n  5e 

Adams   (Dennis)  on    the   Cambridgeshire    Open 

Steeplechases,  IQd  9e 
Adderley  (C.  B.)  on  the  Natal  Church  and  the 

Christian  Knowledge  Society,  Sd  So 
Admiralty  and  their  Contractors,  10  n  5/ 
ADMntAUTY  GOUBT  NOTICES,  13  o  9/ 
the  Aeacia^T-itie  Amaranth,  17  e2  11  a — 18  d 

9a 

the  John  Bellamy,  id  9  c 

1 the  Borgund,  6  w  11  rf 

the  Charier  Amelie,  7  n  11  6—18  »  11/ 

the  Egeraleiay  4n  lid 

the  JPrtgate  Bird,  22d  9b 

• the  Garibaldi — ^the  Ambassador,  27  n  lie 

the  Great  Eattem,  14  o  9  c— 11  ti  11  d— 25  n 

116 

the  Great  Pacific,  12 n  9 €—-19  n  9c 

the  Guldfa^e,  4  n  lid 

• the  GtUdfaae — Judgment,  26  n  8/ 

the  Jessk,  IQd  9  b 

the  Maria  Pia,  5  d  11  d~-17  d  11  a 

• the  Mary,  otherwise   the  Alexandra,    Ho 

9e 

the  Nepoter,  25  n  116 

. the  Prairie  Bird,  6n  9d 

the  Southern  Empire — the  (Japella,  in  lid 

the  Sultan,  16  n  11a 

the  Thomas  Lea,  23  d  116 

. the  Velocity,25d  9c-2Sd9d 

the  Vine,  15  d  10  d 

the  WobamAbbey'^theBritisli  Trident,  18  rf 

9a— 19d  lie— 21  d  116 
Adopted  Child,  Story  of,  16  d  10  6 
Adult  Industrial  Home,  28  o  11/ 
Affghanistan,  Sketch oi,9d  id 
African  Steam-Ship  Company,  5d  6  6 — 1  Id  7f 
Africa,  West  Coast  of,  News,  2o  lOd— 2d  106— 

15d  9e 

Ship  News,  19  o  10  c 

Afterglow,  29o  4a 

Agricultural   Association  of  Bath  and   West  of 
England,  80  o  10  c 

Employment,  27  o  6  a 

•- Hall,  Mr  Sims  Reeves  at,  5  o  10  6 

^  Labourers,  81  d  4/ 

. Cottages,  7  n  9  c 

Prospects,  16  d  7  d 

. Society  of  North  Walsham,  9o  lOd 

of  Herefordshire,  21  o  8  a 

, Wages,  4d  5c— 12d  6/ 

Agriculture  and  Hallways,  Lecture  by  Mr  J.  K. 
Fowler,  9  d  6/ 

Chamber  of,  a  Periodical  Work,  14d  7a 

Devon  Chamber  of,  13  o  5  6— 27o  6  a 

. Employment  of  Women  and  Children   in, 

lid  7a 

Gloucestershire  Chamber  of,  1 1  n  6  d 

North  Riding  Chamber  of,  9  o  8  c 

Scottish  Chamber  of,  6  »  6  c 

Worcestershire  Chamber  of,  7  »  8  c 

AUbama  Claims,  7d  lOd— 14d  Se 

Alabaster  (ChaJoner)  on  the  Chinese  Missionaries, 

18d  7c 
Alaska,  Examination  of,  8  d  5  a 
Mbemarle  (Earl  of)  and  his  Electors,  10  n  5e 
6 


Albert  Medal,  Grant  of,  18n  9  d 

Memorial  at  Hull,  Unveiling  of,  15  o  5/ 

Chapel  in  Windsor  Chapel,  26n  7d 

Cross  at  Kensington,  14  d  10  d 

Aldemey,  no  Letters  for  a  Week,  7  o  lOd 

Aldis  (Dr)  on  the  Workshop  Regulation  Act,  30  a 

9a 
Allen  (Arohdeaoon)  on  the  Archdeacon*s  Fane- 

tions,  2d  8/ 
Alexandra  Orphanage  for  Infants,  30  d  4/ 
Alexander  Selkirk,  the    original    of   "RobxmriD 

Crusoe,"  Tablet  to,  at  Juan  Fernandez,  21  d  6r 
Almonte  (J.  Jara),  Appeal  for  the  Safferera  from 

the  Earthquake,  5  o  8/ 
Ainsworth  (Harrison),  Grant  of  £100  p«r  annam 

on  the  Civil  List,  8  d  5  d 
Allnatt  (R.  H.)  on  the  Earthquakes,  2d  Se 

on  Meteorological  InstrumentSy   7d  106— 

25  d  8/ 

--^ —  on  the  Fhysical  Features  of  a  Tempest,  9  d 

5/ 

on  the  October  Meteors,  8  »  3  e 

on  the  Weather  in  September,  6o  if 

Alpine  Climbing,  24  o  9/ 

Althorp   (Lord),  Tribute  to  the  Memory  of  the 

late,  by  Mr  Speaker  Denison,  lin  7f 
AMERICA:— 
Abduction  of  a  Man,  Wife,  and  Child  bj 

Indians  in  Kansas,  15  o  10  6 

Accidents,  &c.,  9  »  10  a 

— —  Accident  on  the  New  York  Railway,  26  «  5 1 

Alabama  Claims,  8  d  7  6—9  d  5  a— 21  d  9< 

' —  Three  Negroes  Hung  by  the  Mob  for  Burn- 
ing a  School^house  when  the  Soholars  were  ther«, 
5o  &e 

— ^  Alamos  City  Destroyed  by  a  Tornado,  19  s 
3a 

American  Board  of  Commissioners  of  Foreign 

Missions  Meeting,  21a  10  « 

Army  Report,  30  n  8  6 — 1 4  d  8  6 

Arrest  of  Judge  Dickinson  in  Sanduskj  for 

Forging  Naturalisation  Papers,  7  n  5  a 

Assassination  of  Oen.  Hindman  at  Hekcs. 

10  0  9  6—12  0  8  6 

of  James  Hinds  at  Monroe,  7  n  5a 

of  Three  Republicans  in  Arkansas,  ^^ 


10a 


Assembling  of  Congress,  5  o  8  e 

Athletic  Base  Ball  Club  and  the  AU-Englaml 

Eleven  at  Philadelphia,  26  o  9  c 

Attai-apas  Register  Ofiice  Sacked  by  a  Mob. 

2»  126 

Bark  Laden  with  Petroleum  Exploded  oa 

Lake  Erie,  9n  10  a 

Binchley    (  — —  )    proceeded    against   for 

Contempt  of  Court,  27  o  7  d 

Bonded  Debt,  5  a  8  d 

Butler  (Gen.),  Health  of,  8  d  8  c— 14d  S'* 

Camilla,  Riot  at,  Report  of,  12  o  8  a 

Canadian  Reciprocity  IVeaty ,  29  o  5  rf— 5  * 

8d 

Canal  Across  the  Isthmus  of    Darien,  9" 

10  6 

Choochi  Bombarded  by  the  English,  2  «  1'-  ^ 

Collision  in  New  York  Harbour,  Fatal,  1&» 

12a 


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Ame 


America  {cmitinucd). 

Commercial  Intelligence,  lo  106 — 2o  7  c — 

3  o  9  c — 5  0  7  c — 7  o  7  b — 8  o  7  b — 8  o  7  c— 9  o 
lOor—lQo  96&C— l2o  10a— 13o  10a— 14o 
7d—lSo  106— 17o  5a&6— 19o  10a^21o 
5a&6— 23o  6a— 24o  10a^2Go  5a— 26o  5c 
— 28  o  5  a— 29  o  6  «— 30  o  7  6  &  c— 31  o  5  a— 
2n  12  a— 3  rt  3  a— 5  »  7t/— 6n  9e&/— 7»  5  a 
&<j— 9n  5  a— 9  »  56— 10»  76—12?*  10a&6 
— 14 n  7d&c~16?fc  12a— 17 »  10a— 18 n  5a 
— tioo  notices — 19  »  3  6 — 20  n  12  a— ^wo  notices 
—23  n  10  a— 23  n  10  6—25  »  5  6—26  »  7  d— 
27 «  9  6— 30 ft  10a— Irf  5a— 2ci  10 a— 3d  5a 
— 4(i  76— 5rf  5ar— 7ci  9c— 9(Z  5a— lOd  7</ 
—lid  56— 12d  5a— 12d  56— 14d  76— 15d 
9rf— 16d  10a— I7d  9c— ISd  76— 18d  7c— 
19  rf  5  a— 21d  12tt— 22d  7  c— 23  d  5  a— 24d 
10  a— 26  d  10  a-28  d  10  a— 30  d  7  c— 31d 
7d 

Congress^  Meeting    and    Adjournment'  of, 

29o  6d 

Meeting  of,  21  d  9  d 

—  "Comer"   in  New   York,   Locking  up  of 


Greenback's,  4  yj  5  c 

Cotton  Crop  Reports,  3  o  9  c — 7  d  9  c- 


-21  d 

12  c— 28  d  10  a' 
•  Cricket,  All-England  Eleven  and  the  Twenty- 
two  of  New  York  ;  English,  won,  5q  Se 

All-England  Eleven  at  Boston,  15  o  106 

All-England     Eleven     and     Twenty-two 

Canadians  at  Montreal ;  English  won,  8  o  9  6 
All-England     Eleven     and     Twenty-two 

Philadelphiana ;  English  won,  21  o  10  e— 26  o  9  c 
Heturn  to  England  of  the  "All-England 

Eleven,"  3  »  3  d 

Cuba,  Annexation  of,  Agitated,  7  o  7  b 

. News  About,  21  o   10  d— 9  «    10  6—21  n 

5a— 28n  5a— 30n  8  c— 4  d  8c— 9d  5a— 9d 

10  6— I4d  8a— 29  d  7c 
Recognition   of    the    New    Government, 

14o  7d 

— Curious  Legal  Decision  in  Virginiii,  29  d  7  e 

Davis' (ex-Preaident)  Case,  2d  lOor— 7d  9c 

— -7d  9e— 8d  8c— 14d  86— 21d  9d 
_ Democratic  Reception  of  Gen.  M'Clennan 

at   Philadelphia,  the  lai^est    procession    ever 

witnessed,  21  o  10  c 

Disasters,  15o  lOo— 4d  86 

. Earthquake  in  California,  23  o  6  a— 7  n  6  a 

S.   America,  Subscriptions  for  the  Suf* 


An 


fer«r8,21o  10  d 

at  San  Francisco,  24  o  10  a— 26  o  6  c- 

56 

Eight-hour  System,  14d  8  6 

Election  in  Philadelphia,  27 «  4e 

Elections,  15  o  6  a  &  6— 19o  7  c— 19o  10  a 

— 20  0  10  a--22  o  10  a— 24  o  10  a— 27  o  7  a— 
28o  6a^29o  5c— 2;i  126— 4 ?i  56— 30n  86 

Enormous  Mass  Meeting  at  Cleveland,  21  o 

10c 

Episcopal  Church  General  Convention  opened 

at  New  York,  20  o  10  a— 21  o  lOe— 29o  5d— 
Sn  3d— 24n  4/ 

Erie  Railway  War,  29  d  7  c 

and  Central  I^ilway,  War  between,  21  o 

lOc— 4d  8a 


America  {continued), 

' Escape  of  Nineteen  Convicts  from  a  Railway 

Train  in  Motion,  21  o  10  c 

Estimates  for  the  Year,  lOo  9  6 

Expenditure  in  Excess  of  the  Revenue,  7  »  5  a 

Fatal  Collision  of  Two  Floating  Palaces  on 

Long  Island  Sound,  9n  10  a 

Fatal  Riot  in  Louisiana,  21  o  10  c 

in  New  Orleans,  27  o  7  d— 9  »  10  o 


106 


Fenian  Brotherhood,  Another  Split  in,  15  o 
Convention,  27  n  4  c — 1  d  5  a — 9  d  10  6 — 


at 


lid  106— 12d  5o— 14d  86 

-  Fenians  in  Chicago,  9  d  10  6 

Festal    Reunion    of    Federal    Generals 

Chicago,  29  d  7  e 

Fictitious  Depression   on   Change  and  its 

Results,  21  o  10  d 

Fight  at  Augusta  between  the  Militia  and 

the  Citizens,  29  d  7  6 

at  New  Orleans  between  the  Democratic 


and  Republican  Clubs,  3  o  9  c 

Finance  Accounts,  5o  3/— 15o  10  a — 24  d 

7c 

Fires  in  Bufifalo,  12  o  8  6 

Florida  "Carpet-bag  Row,"  27 »  4e— 28n 

5  a— 80»  8  6 

Forsyth  (Col.)  and  50  Men  surrounded  by 

700  Indians  at  the  Republican  River,  and  the 
whole  Captured  or  Scalped,  6o  9  c — 12  o  8  6 

Fraudulent  Naturalisation  Papers  discovered 

in  Philadelphia,  14o  7d 

Frauds  on  the  Government,  30  n  8  6 

— —  Geojrgia,  Great  Riot  in,  5  o  Se 

Grant  (Gen.),  Christian  Names  of,  7o  9d 

Great  Fire  at  Brooklyn,  14  o  7d — 15  o  106 

Gunnery  Experiments,  30 »  8c — lid  10a 

Hall  (A.  Oakey)  Nominated  Mayor  of  New 

York,  25  »  5  a 

Holland  in  the  West,  a  New  Colony,  16  o 

106 

House  Property  in  New  York,  19o  8d 

— —  Immigration  of  Jesuits  from  Spain,  4  d  8  c 

Returns,  30  n  8  6 

Slackening,  29o  5d 

Impeachment,  Proposed,  to  Re-imburse  the 

President  his  Expenses,  19  d  5  a 

Indian  Attack  on  the  Pacific  Railway,  3» 

3  a— 18»  4  6— 30»  8  c 

Disturbances, 8 0  9a — 19 o  7c — 3n  So — 


3d  5a 

Raid  near  Fort  Kearney,  8  o  9  a 

Sherman  (Gen.)  on  the  Indian  Difficul- 


ties, 15d  4c 

War,  8d  8a— 16d  10a 


Intermarriage  of  Blacks  with  Whites,  Re- 
peal of  Law  Forbidding,  16  d  10  a 

"  Ironclad"  Test  Oath  to  be  Dispensed  with, 

14d  86 

Isthmus  Canal  Company,  in  5c 

Italy,  Extradition  Treaty  with,  19  »  Sa 

Johnson  (Hon.  Revei-dy),  Congress  Requests 

his  Recall,  19  d  5  a 

Ku-Klux  Outrages  in  the  South,  14d  86 

Land-slide  at  Westbrook,  Forty  Acres  en- 

gulphed,  8  d  8  c 

7 


Ame 


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[Oct  Ito 


America  (continued), 

Lynching  of  a  Criminal  at  Arkansas,  12  o  8  6 

— 30d  Se 

Lynch   Law  at  New  Albany,   Four    Men 

hung,  29d  7  e 

Man  and  his   Wife  mortally  Wounded  at 

Cleveland,  and  attempted  Lynching  of  the  Mur- 
derers, 15  o  10  6 

Mass  Meeting  at  Brooklyn,  8000  Torch- 
bearers,  and  upwards  of  50,000  present,  21  o 
10  e 

Mayor  of  New  York's  Election,  lid  8b 

Message  of  the  President,  Sd  7  h — 10 d  7  e 

Refusal  of  Congress  to  hear  it>  lid  56 

Militia  in  Southern  States,  17  d  9  c 

Miscellaneous  News,  3  o  9  c — 3  o  9  d — 6  o  9d 

— 7o  76— 8 0  9  a— lOo  9  6—14  o  7  d— 16  a 
10  6— 16  o  10  a— 17  o  5  a— 24o  10 a— 26  o  6  a 
— 28o  66— 2  n  12  a— 2  »  12  6— 3  n  3  a— 3  n 
Zd—7n  5  a— 9  n  5a—lln  6  a— 12n  10  a— 
14  »  7€— 19n  3o— 20n  12  a— 21  »  5  a— 23n 
10  a— 24  n  12  a — 25  n  4  a— 28»  6  a— Id  5  6 
—3d  6  6— 7 d  9«^-9d  6a— lid  10a— 12 d 
6a— 16d  10a— 16d  106— 19d  6a— 23d  6a 
— 26d  10a— 28d  10a— 29d  76— SOd  8c 

' Murder  of  Mr  Mason  in  Arkansas,  6  o  9  d 

of  an  old  Lady  in  Wisconsin,  and  Lynch- 
ing of  the  Murderer,  15  o  10  6 

' National  Accounts,  15  o  10  a 

National  Labour  Congress  in  New  'York,  6  o 

9d 

Naturalization  of  Foreigners,  19  o  7  d 

Negro  Suffrage,  23  d  6  a 

New  Orleans,  serious  Riots  in,  8  a  9  6 — ^29  o 

Ba&b 

New  President,  20  n    12  6—25  n   9  c— 27  n 

4  d— 29  d  7  e 

and  the  Office-seekers,  30  n  8  a — 4  d  8  6 

his  intention  to  file  the  Photographs  of  all 

Place-hunters,  28  »  9/ 

New  York,  Two  singular  Candidates  for,  15  o 

10  6 

Lawyers'  Banquet  to  Gen.   Grant,  SOn 

6  6 

Newspaper  Advantages^  11  d  10  6 

No  Murder  to  Kill  a  Masked  Figure  after 

Dark,  9  d  5  a 

Norfolk,  Virginia,  Commercial  ConTention 

in,  29  0  5  d 

November  Meteoric  Displays,  80  n  8  a 

Ohio  Lunatic  Asylum  Burnt,  20  n  12  a 

An  old  Man  Murdered  in  Cooper  County, 

and  his  Murderers  Hanged  by  the  Mob,  9  n  10  a 

Overland  Mail   Service,  Disclosures  about, 

29o  5d 

Payment  of  Bonds  in  Gold  or  Paper,  25  b 

4a 

Paraguayan  Affairs,  8d  8a — lid  10a 

Peabody  (Geo.),  Government  Testimonial  to, 

26o  9e 

Pierce  (ex-President),  Health  of,  12o  86 

Political  Riot,  12o  86 

at  Philadelphia,  21  o  10  « 

Portsmouth,  New  Hampshire,  Captured  by 

1,000  Men,  causing  a  Reign  of  Terror,  15  o  10  6 

•  Suppression  of  the  Riot,  15  o  106 

8 


America  (continued). 

Postal  Convention  with  Great  Britain,  ^d 

106 

Post-Office  Report,  21  d  9e— 29d  7d 

at  Washington,  Defalcation   of  a  Cleik 

named  Olmsted,  5  o  8  e 

President  on  the  Financial  Condition  of  tk 

Country,  9n  10  a 

President's  Message,  Text,  21  d  5  a— 28(2  5a 

Presidential  Election,  almost  certain  Retuin 

of  Gen.  Grant,  29  o  5  c— 3  n  8  c— 18»  4  a 

Return  of  Gen.  Grant,  21  n  10  o 

Anticipations  from,  25  n  4  a 

Result  and  Return  of  Grant,  5n  7 c-4 n 


9e&f 


Mr  Seward  on,  18  n  4  a 


Princeton  CoU^e,  new  President,  4»  5e— 

7n  6  a— 9  n  10  c 

New  Chair  on  his  Induction,  I7n  7e 

Proceedings  in  Congress,  9d  5  a — 9d  10a 

— 24d  7c— 2yd  76&d 

Financial  Affiiirs,  SOd  8d 

Resolution  to  ask  the  Recall  of  Mr  Reverdr 


Johnson,  9  d  5  a 

Procession  of  12,000  Soldiers   and  Sailois 

endorsing  Gen.  Grant  to  the  Presidency,  14^? 
7d 

Property  of  the  Queen  of  Spain  in  Phik- 

delpbia,  21  o  10  d 

Protective  Tariff,  SOd  8d 

Public  Debt,  Monthly  Return,    12o  106- 

21o    lOd— 7n    6a— 25»   4a— 28n    5a— lOi/ 
7d— 12d  5a 

Public  Sales  of  Gold  in  New  York,  29o  5c 

Railway  Accident,  12o  8  6 

Reciprocity  Treaty  with  Caaada,  21  d  9* 

Italy  and  Bavaria,  9  »  5a 


Recognition  of  the  Provisional  Govemmest 

of  Spain,  Correspondence  relating  ta,  27  o  7  e— 
29o  5d 

Spanish  Junta,  7  o  7  6 

-  Rioting,  16  o  10  6—19  o7e 

-  Riots  in  Arkansas,  6  o  9  d 

in  New  Orieans.  9ji  106 

and  Murders  in  the  South,  8  o  9  6 

in  Pittsbui^h,  the  Mayor  Wounded,  il& 


Case  against,  d» 


10c 

Rollins   (Commissioner), 

missed,  20  e  10  a 

Roman  Catholics  in  America,  20  n  126 

Salaries  to  the  President  and  GoTenuneat 

proposal  to  Increase,  1  d  10  6 

Sale  of  the  Danish  West  India  Islands  <h- 

ferred,  21o  lOd 

Savage  (John),  a  Fenian  Head  Centre,  in- 
tended Visit  to  Europe,  12#  86 

Scott  (Judge)  Murdered  at  his  own  Door,  ic 

Clay  County,  9  »  10  a 
Seizure  of  the  Hetper,  and  the  Arms  throva 

overboard,  28  e  5  6 

Seymour  (Horace),  Oratorical  Tour,  9fi  lOi 

Sheriff  and   Parish  Judge  of    St^   Maiy's. 

Louisiana,  Assassinated  by  disiguiaed  Horsemec. 
In  126 

Sonora  and  Lower  California  seTeral  tisMi 

*  destroyed  by  Tornadoes,  19  »  Sa 


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Arm 


Amexica  (continued). 

Southern  States,  20  »  12  6 

Spanish  Revolution,  idea  of,  19o  7  d 

Speculation  in  the  Corn  Market,  21  o  10  rf 

State  Elections,  12 a  8 a — i n  5c 

in  Pennsylvania,  26  o  9  e 

Stevens  (Edwin),  his  Bequests,  8  o  9  e 

Stock  Exchange  Excitement,  30  f»  8  6 

Surratt,  Trial  resumed,  3  o  9  c — 5  o  8  c 

discharged,  8  o  9  b — ^21 »  10  6 


Swedish  Brig  Bumt^  and  some  Buildings,  in 

New  York  Harbour,  many  Deaths,  9  »  10  a 

Telegraph,  intended  to  Belgium,  3  »  8  d 

Temporary  Loan,  9  n  5  a 

Terrible  Steamboat  Accident  on  the  Ohio 

River,  21d  9d— 22d  7rf— 29rf  7d 

Thanksgiving-day,  23 o  9/— 29o  5d— lid 

106 

Three  Malefaetors  tAken  by  the  Mob  from 

the  Gaol  and  Hung,  id  SbSd  8  c 

Three  Persons  Burnt  in  a  Fire  at  Lowell, 

Sd  8c 

Treasury  Report,  80  n  8  c 

Treaty  of  Amity  and  Commerce  with  Mada- 


gascar, 7  n  5  a 

Unconditional  Pardon  to  JeS.  Davis,  G^eneral 

Lee,  and  all  participants  in  the  late  Rebellion 
hitherto  unpiu^oned,  &c.,  26  d  10  a 

United  States  Bonds,  Sizes  of  1881,  to  be 

paid  in  Coin,  29  o  6  (2 

Woman's  Rights  Convention,  4  el  8  c 

Women  in  Gbvernment  Employ  to  be  Paid 

the  same  as  Men,  28(2  10  a 

American   Debts — Mr    Motley    on  Repudiation, 

13n  id 

Election  Bet,  18  n  6/ 

Election  Frauds  and  the  Ballot,  21  o  10  c 

^, Millionaire — Edwin  Stevens,  8  o  9e 

Minister,  Address  of  the  Liverpool  American 

Chamber  of  Commerce  to,  8  o  10  d — 16  o  7  a — 

19  o  10  0— 20o  7e 

at  Brighton,  20  n  9/— 23  »  10  c 

the  Quotation  in  his  Speech,  where  from, 

26n  7  6 
— at  the  Lord  Mayor's  Banquet,  his  Speech, 

11 »  11a 
. at  the  Sheriff's  Banquet  at  Haberdashers' 

Hall,6»  7/ 

Banquet  to,  at  Liverpool,  2o  7a— 10o9a 

Banquet  at  Birmingham  to,  28  o  9  c — 30  o 

7a— 27»  9 Or— 2d   8c— 8rf  7e 

'  Friendly  Caution  to,  from  the  New  York 


Timei,  2d  9/ 

■  Inritation  to  dine  at  the  Sheriff  of  Lon- 


don's Inauguration  Banquet.  30  o  7  a 

-  in  England,  the  New  York  Times'  opinion 


of,  26n  9/— Ud  8  6 

Mayor  of  Liverpool's  Banquet  to,  27  o  7/ 

■  Visit  to  Cromwell  House  and  the   Lord 


Chancellor,  3  n  6  6 
Visit  to  Liverpool,  23  o   9  6— 24o   7/— 

26  o  9/ 

Visit  to  Newcastle,  3  n  4  e 

iee  also  Johnsok  (Hok.  R.) 

Telegraph  Business,  19o  7e 

Working  Man,  Average  Life  of,  18  n  10/* 


America — aee  alto  United  States. 

Ammunition,  Supply  in  the  Field,  Red-tapeism, 

21  o  5/ 
Ancient  and  Modern  Printing,  25  d  10  6 
Ancient  Remains  at  Tinwall,  21  o  lid 
Anderson  (James)  on  the  Telegraph  to  India,  4  d 

10c— 7rf  5c 
Angelo  (Henry  C.  A.)  cm  Dr  Livingstone's  where- 
abouts, 23  o  10/ 
Anthropological  Society  Meeting,  18  d  if 
Anti-Ritualiet  Conference  at  Manchester,  7  o  7  « 
Anti-Slavery  Committee's  Address  to  the  Provi- 
sional GU>vemment  of  Spain  for  the  Abolition 
of  Slavery  in  the  Spanish  Colonies,  20  o  9  6 
Anuhan  (S.)  on  Italian  Railways,  23  o  5/ 
Apothecaries'  Hall  passed  Examination,  5o  10/-— 
12 o    10c— 17 0    lie— 24 o    106— 31  o    10  6— 
7»   11^— 14«   10/— 21n   11/— 28n  9e— 7<i 
•  96— 12d  6/— 19d  6<5— 26d  7a 
Apprentices  in  Ships,  return,  23  n  4  6 
Arbitration  Court  between  Masters  and  Work- 
men in  Action  at  Exeter,  22  o  10/ 
Archbishops'  Options,  25d  7/— 26 d  9c 
Archdeacons,  their  Duty  and  Office,  2d  8/ 
ArchsBology. — Discovery   of  a   Roman   Villa   at 
Chedworth,  5  o  7  6 

Discovery  of  a  Stalactite  Cave,  near  Clifton. 

22d  7d 

of  Stone  Implements  near  York,  12  d  Uf 

Interesting  Discovery  in  the  Qallo-Roman 

Cemetery  in  Comp^igne,  12  d  10  6 

— of  Silver  Vessels,  &c.,  of  the  Augustan  Age 

at  Hildersheim,  12  d  5  6 

of  a  Stone  Coffin  near  Stamford,  21  o  11  d 

at  Tredinney  Hill,  Cornwall,  7  »  5/ 


Opening  of  the  Barrows,  near  Bridlmgton, 

19  d  4/ 

Progressof  theExcavationsatRome,19d  10  e 

Scientific  Investigations  on  the  Yorkshire 

Wold  Tumuli,  10  o   6  d— 22  o  3  c— 80o  6/— 
9n  if 

ARCHES,  ETC.,  OOUBT  :— 

Rev.  W.  J.  E.  Bennett,  for  False  Doctrine, 

in  5 a — 6  n  6  c — 9 n  5e 

Edney  &   Lunn  v,   Gradridge,  7  d   11  d — 

16  d  10  6 

V.  Smallbones,  7d  lid 

Liddell  (Hon.  and  Rev.  Robt)  and  Others, 

V.  Rev.  Marcus  Ranisford,  15  d  10  e 

Martin  v.  Maokonochie,  14  n  9  e 

Mounseyv.  Robinson,  3  n  7/ 

Ragg  V.  Bishop  of  Winchester,  17  »  9a 

Wigan  &  Ommaney  v.  Nelson,  16d  7c 

Archi-Episcopal  Monuments  in  Croydon  Church, 

15  0  9/— 17o  10c— 19  o  7e— 20o  8  c 
Arctic  Expedition  of  Germany,  Progress  of ,  1  o  10a 
Argentine  new  Ministry,  4  »  6o 
Armagh  (Archbishop)  to  Mr  Gladstone,  25  n  7  c 

and  Mr  Gladstone,  21  d  9/— 28d  8/ 

Armitage  (Dr),  Appeal  for  the  Blind,  22  d  10  c 
Armorial  Bearings,  return,  30  o  10  c 

Army  Expenditure  and  Organisation,  9d  6e — 

17d  6e 
Reform,  25  »  11  6 

Superfluity  and  Scarcity  of  Officers,  2  o  8  c 

Reduction  of  Expenses,  29  c  10/ 

B  9 


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PALMERS   INDEX   TO    "THE   TIMES       NEWSPAPER. 


[Oct  1  to 


Army  Reductions,  9  »  5  c 

Recruits,  Official  Return,  12  n  7  e 

Arnold  (Greo.),  an  old  Waterloo  Veteran,  Appeal 
for,  20  n  10  d 

Donations,  25  n  11/— 8  d  Se 

(R.  A.)  on  the  Social  Science  Congress,  2o 

10  d 

on  the  Removal  of  the  Seat  of  the  Arch- 


bishop of  Canterbury,  2n  'i2c 

on  opening  Lambeth  Palace  Qrounds  to 


the  Public,  24  n  4  e 
Arrangement  Deeds,  new  Law  about,  So  11  f 
Artillery  on   Parade,  21  o  9e— 26o  9c— 27o  Se 

— 28o    106— 30o   10c— 3n    4/— 4n    6/— 6»i 

lOe— 6n  12a 
Ashbury  (James)  on  the  proposed  International 

Yacht  Race,  Id  9b 
Asiatic  Russian  Tariff,  18  n  9/ 
Assassination  of  the  Viceroy  of  Egypt  attempted, 

2o  76 
Association  for  Promoting  the  Unity  of  Christen- 
dom, History  of,  16  o  10/ 
Athawes  (John  T.)  on  the   Whirlwind  at  Thrip- 

low,  9o  9a 
Atkyns'   (Rev.   John)  Appeal    for    old    Richard 

Gwynne,  28  o  106— 2  rf  9/— 16d  9« 
Atlantic,  terrible  Voyage  across  of  the  Isaac  Wcbbj 

5d  Ad 
Aurora  Borealis,  10  d  9  c— 12d  11/ 
AUBTBALIA:— 

Agricultural  Show,  4  n  4  c 

Colonial  Minerals,  Agricultural  Show,  4  n 

4e 

Conference   on   Intercolonial   Free   Trade, 

31rf  7d 

Curious  Natural  Phenomenon    at    Hobart 

Town,  2n  10/ 

Duke  of  Edinburgh,  assurance  of  a  Con- 
spiracy to  Kill,  during  his  Visit,  8  o  7  c — 2  n 
lOf—in  id 

Elections,  29  d  10  6 

Elections  at  Melbourne,  2d  in 

Estimates  and  Loan  Bill,  1  o  10  6 — 6  o  7  a 

Glut  of  Money,  4  n  4  c 

Gold  Prospects,  14  n  7  c— 24  d  10  b 

Ships,  24  d  10 6—29 d  10  6—31  d  7d 

Gympie  Gold  Field,  6  o  7  a 

Harvest  Prospects,  lin  7  e 

Loan  Bill  for  the  Docks,  Water  Works,  and 

New  Railway  passed,  29  o  5  6 

London  Sparrows,  great  increase  of,  2d  4  6 

Massacre  of  50  Europeans  in  New  Zealand, 

31rf  7rf 

Meat  Preserving  Company  in  Operation,  27  n 

9c 

Melbourne  Meat    Preserving  Company  in 

Operation,  2n  10  c 

Mining  Speculations,  2  rf  4  6 

Ministerial  Elections,  6  o  7  a 

• Miscellaneous  News,   lo  10  6 — 26  »  7rf — 

27  n  9  c— Irf  6  a 

Mort's  Freezing  Apparatus,  4  »  4  c 

Neumayer  (Dr),  proposed  Scientific  Ex- 
ploration of  Central  Australia,  in  id 

New  Loan,  2n  10  c 

-  New  Ministry,  Id  5a 

10 


AuBtralia  (continued). 

Official  Changes,  6o  7d—2id  106 

Parliamentary  Loan  for  Railway  PnrposeK. 

8o  7c 

Proceedings,  lo  4  c — 6o  7  a — 2rf  4  a 

Reform  Bill,  6 o  7 a — 2 d  ia 

Polynesian  Company,  2n  10/* 

Postal   Communication  with   England,  In- 
creased Service,  6  o  7  6 

Public  Works,  2  rf  4  6 

Rabbits,  Immense  Numbers  of,  2  <i  4  6 

Races,  29  d  10  a 

Registrar-General's  Population  Return,  60 

76 

Remarkable  Tidal  Disturbances,  in  ie 

Revenue  Returns  for  the  Quarter,  1  o  4  c 

Shipments  of  Gold  to  EngUnd,  80  7c 

South  Australia : — 

Complimentary  Dinner  to  Sir  James  Fer^gua- 

son,  on  leaving  England  for  the  Govemonhip 
of  South  AustreJia,  4n  12<i 

Debt,  4  »  6  6 

Dinner  to  Sir  James  Fei*gii8son,  on  his  Icar- 

ing  for  the  Colony,  6  o  9  6 

Fourth  City  Mutual  Building  and  Invest- 
ment Company,  4  n  6  6 

Intended  Survey  of  the  Northern  Territorr, 

29o  6a 

Miscellaneous  NewB,  4 n  6 6 — 29  o  Sb 

New  Cabinet,  29d  56 

Resolutions  to  Settle  the  Question  of  ihe 

Advances,  10  o  7  a — ^12  0  6  a 

Tasanamutana  Mining  Company ,  4  11  66 

— —  Tidal  Phenomenon,  2  d  4  6 

Trade  in,  4  »  4  d 

See  aho  New  Zealand  and  New  South  Wales. 
Australian  Companies,  10  d  4/ 

Live  Stock,  Report  of,  2  rf  6  6 

Meat  Question,  Public  Meeting  in  London, 

SOd  76 

Mortgage  Land  and  Finance  Company,  16  0 

5a 

Trade,  lOd  46 

Free,  3  d  4  c 

AUSTRIA:— 

Anglo-Austrian  and  Austro-Swias  Treaty  of 

Commerce,  19  0  106 — 26  o  5  6—^0  o  7  b 

Army,  Emperor's  Address  on,  15d  6e 

' to  be  Retained  on  its  War  Footing,  2$  o  55 

Assembling  of  the  Reichsrath,  19  o  106 

Proceedings,  19 0  106 — 21  o  5a — 24 0  %h 


— 31o  lOd— 7n  56--10»  Sh—15d  9d 

Army  Bill,  26  0  5  6 — 8»  8  a— 7 «  10  c- 


lOn  8a— 12»  8d— 12»  10«— 13n  5a— 14^ 
7 dr— 17 n  86— 18»  10a— 30n  10a 

Usury  Laws,  24  o  8  6 

War  Budget,  7  n  lOrf— 1  d  11  a 


— —  Austrian  House  of  Peers  Agree  to  the  Anav 
Bill,  Id  11a 

Christmas  Time,  28  d  4  6 

Collision  between  the  Mayor  and  the  T«»wii 

Captain  at  Pesth  about  Reform  of  Abuses,  &c-. 
5n  46 

Commercial  Treaty  with  England,  1  o  4  c— 

24d  5a— 28d4d 

— —  Court  Circular,  10  o  96 — 16  o  86 — ^240  S^ 


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Baa 


AoBtria  (cowUniud). 

Diet  of  the  Tyrol,  Rejection  of  the  School 

Bill,  12  0  10  6 

Divorce  Bill,  28o  5a 

Finance,  23  n  10  a— 15rf  9d 

Habeas  Corpua  Act  Suspended  in  Prague, 

20o  8/ 

Roller  (Lieut. -Gen.),  Proclamation,  20  o  8/ 

Meeting  of  the  Delegation,  lid  5d 

Military  Bill,  23c;  6a 

Ministerial  Council,  7»  lOrf 

MiscellaneouB  Newa,  14  o  7  d — 16  o  8  b — 16  o 

10a— 17 o  66—280  6a— 2^0  5a— 2 n  126— 
4»  6a— 6n  9«— 16n  12  6— 7d  9d—12d  5a 
— 16rf  10  a— 21  d  10  6— 25  d  7rf 

Mixed  CommiBsion  of  the  Hungarian  and 

Croatian  Diets  to  Compromise  Differences,  31  o 
lOe— 2»  126— 5n  46 

Mixed  Marriages  Debate,  28 o  6 a — 28 o  5a 

New  Postal  Treaty  with  Roumania,  17n  9a 

Official  Changes,  2  o  76— 3  o  9</— 8o  76— 

25d  Id 

Panic  on  the  Bourse,  lid  5e 

Petition  against  the  Treaty  of  Commerce 

with  England,  7n  IQd 

Press  Code,  19  o  106 

Prince  Thurn  and  the  Emperor  of  Russia, 

19o  106 

Provincial  Diets,  9  o  8  6 

Public  Debt,  80rf  7  c 

Recruiting  Bill  Passed,  30  o  7  6 

Red  Book,  18»  10a^27n  10a— lOd  8a 

Sketch  of  the  Empire,  8  o  5  a — 9  o  8  6 

State  of  the  Empire,  29  o  10  c— 10  n  8  a— 

12  n  8  c— 21»  10c— 21  d  10  6— 22  d  10  a— 
24d86 

Sunday  National  Festivals  at  Prague,  16  o 

86 

Supplementary  Grant  for  the   Extermina- 
tion of  the  Robber  Bands,  31  o  10  cf 

Turco-Hellenic  Af&tirs,  28d  4c 

Trade  Treaty  not  yet  Completed,  26 d  lOe 

Van  Beust  (Baron)  and  the  Army,  28  o  6  a 

Circular,  3  n  3  a 

Note  about,  6  n  10  c 

Created  a  Count,  7  d  9  d 

i<ee  also  Hungary. 

Austrian  Ambassadors  Return  from  Vienna,  3n 

7/ 
A  vary  (Henry)  on  the  Dudley  Forgery  Case,  3n 

8/ 

B. 
Baden,  Fatal  Duel  at,  14o  8/ 
Signing  of  the  Rhine  Navigation  Act,  19  o 

10  6 
Bagot  (Dean)  on  the  Incomes  of  Irish  Deans,  17  o 

9c 
Baily  (Gertrude  J.),  Appeal  for  the  Widow  of  a 

Painter  Killed  by  a  Fall,  16  o  10  c— 19  o  10  c 

—21  o  6  c— 24  0  10  d 
Baker  (T.  B.  L.)  on  Convicted  Thieves,  21  n  4/ 

on  Crime  and  Criminals,  7  d  5  d— 17  d  10  a 

Ballot  Voting  in  the  United  States  no  Preventive 

to  Intimidation,  9  d  6  d 
Ballot,  Note  about,  24  d  3/ 


Baltic,  Ice  in  the,  lid  5t 

Weather  in,  12  d  9/ 

Banbury  (W.)  on  Finding  a  Bottle-tit's   Neat  of 

Eggs,  in  December,  12  d  6/ 
Bandmann  (D.  E.)  on  the  Rightful  Heir,  9  o  7/ 
Bank,  Five-Pound  Note' refused  at  the  Dublin 

Money-Order  Office,  6  o  10/ 

Note  about,  7  o  9  6 — 8  o  4  c 

BAKEINa:— 

Agra  Bank,  award  to  the  Liquidator,  16  d 

7a 

Alliance  Bank,  8o  46 — ^lOo  7a — id  5a 

Anglo- Austrian  Bank,  1  o  4  6 — 19  n  8/— 2  d 

66 

Egyptian  Banking  Company,  13  n  10  a 

Hungarian,  23d  7a 

Bank  of  Bombay,  27  »  9  c — 4d  76— 6d  8  6 

— 9d  11/— 12d  76 

Bank  of  British  North  America,  30n  6a 

Bank  of  England  Weekly  Returns,  2  o  5  6 — 

9o  66—160  66—230  76--^28o  7/— 30o  66 
&  c— 6n  66  k  o— 13n  106— 20n  7c— 27» 
76— 27n  7/— 4d  66— lid  76— 18d  6  6— 
25 d  5a  &  c 

Consols  Transferable  without  Dividends, 


3n  4a 

Monthly  Average  Amount  of  Bullion  in, 

in  66— 28«  66— 31d  6a 

Mr  Lyall,  New  Governor,  28  »  6  a 

Notes  in  Circulation,  2o    6  6 — 9o  6  a — 

16o  66—230  76— 30o  66— 6n  66— 13n  106 
— 20»  7c— 27»  76— 4d  66— lid  76— 18d 
66-25d  5a 

Bank  of  France,  Weekly  Returns,  2  o  7  6 — 

3o  76— 9o  10a— lOo  76— 16o  10a^l7o  76 
— 23o  6  a— 24o  8/— 30o  7  6— 31o  6  6— 2  n 
10a— 6 »  9c— 7 n  6  6— 9 n  lOd— ISn  6a— 
14n  lOc— 16»  9c— 20n  12a— 21n  66— 28» 
7/— 27n  7a— 27n  96— 28n  6  6— 80«  8d— 
4d  76— 5d  6/— lid  6a— 12 d  7^—18 d  5 a— 
18d76— 19d7c— 21dl0^— 26d8a— 26d7d 

.  Bank  of  London,  14  o  4e — 14  n  10  c 

Bank  of  Prince  Edward  Island,  8  d  8  6 

Bank  of  Russia,  7  n  5  6 

Bank  of  Victoria,  6  o  6  a 

Bankers'  Clearing-House  Returns,  2  o  6  6 — 

9o  66—160  66— 23o  7/— 30o  6c— 6 »  6c^ 
13»  106— 20n  7c— 27n7/— 4d  66— lid  76 
— 18d  66— 26d  6e 

Biddings   for   India   Bills,  8o  46— 22o  46 

— 6n  6a— 19»  8/— 3d  6a— 17d  76 

Birmingham  Banking  Company,  16  o  46 — 

19o8/— 20oll/— 2»  6  c— 3  n  4/— 20n  7/— 
30  n  7/— 10  d  7  c 

Bombay  Bank  Commission  sitting,  1  o  10  a 

— 12o  8d— lln  lid— 14n  7/— 24n  lie— 
25  »  9/— 27»  9  a— 28n  11/— 3  d  66 

Chartered  Bank  of  India,  1  o  4 c — 17 n  ^a 

Chartered  Mercantile  Bank  of  India,  17  d 

76 

Closing  of  Banks  at  One  on  Saturday,  23  d 

7a 

Commercial  Bank  Corporation  of  India,  16  o 

6  a— 5  d  66— 22d  8a 

of  India  and  the  East,  21  o  6  c — ^22  d  8  a 

of  Scotland,  18d  6e 

11 


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[Oct  1  to 


Banking  {continued). 

Commercial  Banking  Company  of  Sydney, 

lo  4c 

Comparison  of  Bank  of  England  and  Price 

ofConsolg,  2o  5  6— 9  o  5a— 16 o  56— 2So  7  6 
— 30o  5  6— 6 »  6  6—1311  106— 20n  7c— 27» 
7  6— 4d  56— lid  76— 18rf  5^— 25ci  5a 

English  Bank  of  Rio  de  Janeiro,  29  o  6  a 

English  and  American  Bank,  24d  5h 

Frauco-Austsian  Bank,  Proposed  Establish- 

ment  of,  12d  7 a 

Galata  Paris  Bank.  5  d  6  6 

Hiberian  Bank,  9  (2  6  6 

Hong-Kong    and   Shanghai,    lo    106 — 6o 

66— 7o  56 

Increased  Rate  of  Interest  in  Joint-Stock 

Banks,  id  5a 

India  Four  per  Cent.,  1  o  4c 

Irish  Bank  Not©  Circulation,  27  o  4o — 4» 

66 

Joint-Stock  and  Private  Banks,  Returns  of 

Circulation,  28 n  6 a — 31  d  5a 

Londou  and  River  Plate  Bank,  5  d  6  6 — 16  d 

Ba 

London  Chartered  Bank  of  Australia,  30  n 

5a 

National  Bank,  24(2  5  a 

meeting  to  remoye  Sir  J.  N.  M'Kenna 

from  their  Board,  25  n  6  c— 28  n  7/— 5  c/  6  6— 
7d  6« 

of  Australasia,  2d  51 
of  Scotland,  22d  Sa 


National  Provincial  Bank  of  England,  9d 

7 Or— 23d  7a 

New  South  Wales,  Bank  of,  17  d  76— 29d 

56 

New  Zealand  Bank,  15  d  7  6—29  d  5  6 

Northumberland  and  Durham  District  Bank 

Dividend,  8o  lOd 

Old  Bank  of  Bombay,  10  d  7  c 

Oriental  Commercial  Bank,  10  d  4  6 — 21  d  7  a 

Rotterdam  Bank,  12d  7a 

Royal  Bank  of  Liverpool,  Full  Report  of 

the  Investigators,  23  o  7  a 

Meeting,  20  o  5  e— 21  o  6  e— 22  o  4  a 

Notes  about,  24  o  8  e 

Proposal  to  Prosecute  the  Directors,  12  o 

5  a 

Messrs  Seddons*  Defence,  20  o  6/ 


Scotch  and  Irish  Banks,  amount  of  Bullion 

in,  4  n,  6  6 — 28  «  6  6—31  d  5a 

Southampton  Banks,  Union  of  Maddison*s 

and  Atherley  8,  15d  7  a 

Standard  Bank  of  British  South  Africa,  22  o 

46 

St  Stephen's  Bank,  8  d  8  6 

Rate  of  Shares,  1  o  4  e — 2  o  5  d — 8  o  7  d — 

5o  5  c — 6o  Qd—7o  5e — 8o  4e — ^9o  5d — 
10  o  7d—12o  5  6—180  4<>— 14o  4d— 15o 
6d—lQo  5d— 17o  7d— 19o  4/— 20o  5d— 
21  0  6d— 22o  4d— 23o  7d— 24o  9c--26o 
7  d— 27  o  4  e— 28  o  7  d— 29  o  6  d— 30  o  5e~ 
31  o  6d— 2»  6d — in  6d — 5n  5c— 6 »  6  e— 
7n  6d— 9n  6d— lOn  4d— lln  6  e— 12  »  4c 
13»  lOd— 14n  96— 16»  lOd— 17n  9c— 
18  n   11  6—19  n   8  c— 20  n  7  e— 21  n  6  f— 23  n 

12 


Banking  (continued). 

8d— 24»  10c— 25n  6c— 26»  4d— 27ii  7d— 
28  n  6d— 30  »  5c— Id  7d— 2d  5e—^d  «rf 
— 4d  5d— 5d  6d— 7d  7c— 8d  5c— 9d  7d 
— lOd  id-'lld  7d-^l2d  7c— I4d5<^15d 
7d— 16d  5d— 17d  7<i— 18d  5d— 19d  7f- 
21d  7d— 22d  8d— 23d  7  c— 24 d  6  e^-25 d 
6(>— 29d  5c— 30d  5d— 81d  5d 

Yarmouth  Bank  of  Nova  Scotia,  8  d  8  6 

BANKRUPXOIES:— 

Abraham,  H.,  17o  6a 

Abrahams,  D.,  28  o  6  6 

Adam,  W.,  7n  7e 

Adams,  C.  F.,  14n  4a 

George,  16  d  4  6 

John,  23  d  6  6 

Nathaniel,  14©  4  6 

Samuel,  3o  6a 

Adamson,  Gkorge,  26  d  4  c 

Henry,  7»  76 

Addison,  Qeo.  Barnabas^  31  o  6  <• 

Agland,  James  Reynolds,  2d  Sf 

Ainsworth,  John  Peachey,  9d  6a 

Aitken,  J.,  3  a  6  a 

Akeroyd,  George,  ]6d  46      ^ 

Albrecht,  Peter,  14n  4a 

Albury,  F.  W.,  23d  6 o 

Aldred,  Robert,  led  46 

Alexander,  G.,  24  o  4  6 

J.  B.  C,  7o  5a 

Allan,  James,  5  d  8  a 

Allardice  &  Napier,  2  d  8/ 

Allardyce,  A.,  l7o  6a 

AUday,  William,  9d  6a 

Allen,  E.  R.,  28n  5c 

F.  F.  &T.  S.,  26d  4c 

George,  21  o  6  a 

J.,  30d  5a 

John,  31 0  6  a  28  n  5  c 

John  H.,  28»  5t 

Joseph,  lOd  46 

AUnutt,  Alfred,  21  n  «a 

AlJport,  J.,  9d  6a 

Allsop,  William,  25  n  6  a 

Almond,  George,  So  6a 

— .-  Alston  Street  Sugar  Refining  Company,  7  • 
7c — lln  6a 

Ambery,  John  Wm.  Barrett^  l7o  6a 

Anderson,  Sir  A.,  5d  8  c 

D.,  19d  66 

E.,  31o  66 

James,  12d  66 

John,  of  Melbourne,  6  o  6  a 

R.  R.,2d  3/ 

William,  24  <>  4  a 

Orr,  &  Co.,  80d  5a 

Andrew,  George,  26  d  4  c 

Andrews,  G.,  19  d  6  a 

Angell,  Ambrey  H.,  21n  6  a 

Anthony,  R.  C,  18  n  5  c 

Antibi,  M.,  26n  6  a 

Appleyard,  Edmund,  11  n  Oa 

Archer,  Arthur,  2d  3/ 

Arlis,  Richard,  4  n  7  a 

Armitage,  George,  lio  ib 

Thomas,  26d  4c 


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BankrnptoiM  {continued). 

Bankxnptdes  {e(mtinu£<£}. 

Armatrong,  Frederick,  26d4e 

Baugh,  T.  M.,  &  J.  Bloxwich,  12d  6  6. 

R9V.  Fred.,  26(2  ie 

Bautz,  P.,  25  n  6  a 

Wm.  &  James  Holmes,  in  7a 

Baxendale,  William,  7  /*  7  6 

Arnold,  Edwin,  3  o  6  a 

Baxter,  G.,  2d  8/ 

Arrow,  Robert,  28n  66 

John,  18»  6e 

Ashbridge,  William  Cooke,  31o  6a 

J.  R.,  12d  66 

Aacough,  William,  31  o  6  a 

Samuel,  19d  Co 

Aahfield,  A.,  10  o  6a 

Beale,  John,  14n  4a 

Aahton,  J.,  26d  4  c 

Beard,  Giles,  28  o  6  6 

Tnmnn    R  r/   A  i* 

John,  6  d  8  e 

WUliam,  28n  6e 

W.,  lOo  6a 

Ashworth,  John,  81  o  6  a 

Bearpark,  C,  7o  6  a 

Atherton,  Peter,  24o  4a 

Beattie,  W.,  14n  4  a 

Atkinson,  John,  28  o  6  6 

Beaumont,  Holroyd,  14o  46 

Auet,  William,  7n  76 

Beavin,  Thomas,  24o  4a 

Avard,  Edward,  21  o  6  a 

Beach,  C,  C.  Thorme^  &  John  Atkins,  17  o 

Aylward.  W.,  7o  6  a 

6a 

Ayre,  Thos.  Bobinson,  26  «  6  a 

F.,  24o  4a 

Backhouse,  John,  17o  6a 

William,  12  d  6  6 

Bailey,  J.,  lOo  6a 

Beck,  John,  28o  66 

Belcher,  Harris,  21  o  6  a 

8.,  4n  7o 

Bell,  Abraham  James,  28n  6« 

Baines,  John,  jun.,  lOo  6a 

T'ron/^in    91  n   4{  n 

Bairstow,  WiUiam,  28o  66 

Henry,  5d  8c 

Bake,H.&Ii.,  14o  46 

John,  6d  8c 

Baker,  George,  31  o  6a 

Robert,  4»  7a 

Oraystone  Bucke,  19 dQa 

Samuel,  9d  8a 

Henry  J.,  14»  4o 

John,  9<i  6a 

A-  Mnro     1  >t  n     i  h 

Bellatti,  W.  L.,  24o  4a 

Tnbn  ManlflT    1 7  n  fi  a 

Benham,  Hen  17,  24  0  4  a 

Benjamin,  Mark,  28  0  6  6 

Benn,  Samuel,  4  »  7  a 

T>^u^-*    te>J  ax 

William,  7  o  6  a 

Bakewell,  WUUam  Wells,  28  «  5e 

Bennell,  James,  14»  4a 

Ball,S.,  7n  76 

"Hat  thn  nhnnmiilrrr  ni  TTitrfi  ^Ifrvutf  r^fuilma 

a  \fu  i/uv  BuuouisKcr  ui  xiigu  ObTOeb,  ^nciuxS' 

Lucius,  19  d  6  a 

ford,  18  n  10  c 

Ballantine,  Charles,  SOrf  5a 

Bennett,  Ezedor,  28o  6  6 

Ballard,  Thomas,  31  o  6  a 

G.,  3  d  6  a — 7  0  5  a 

Banks,  James,  21  n  6  a 

William,  7n  76— 26d  4c 

W.  L.,  5d  Se 

Bennion,  J.,  19  d  6  0 

Banner,  Enoch,  24o  4a 

Bent,  J.,  24  0  4  a 

Barbee,  R.  C.,9d  6  a 

Berrin,  Henry,  9d  6a 

Bardill,  Hannah,  2d  8/ 

Beskaby,  J.  P.,  31 0  6a 

Barker,  Joseph,  26d  4e 

Betteridge,  Ezechiel  Michael  Wallis,  25  «  6  a 

Barlow,  Charles  H.,  11  n  6  a 

Bettsak,  Louis,  21 0  6a 

Oeorge,  7o  6a 

Bevan,  Thomas,  21n  6a 

Barnes,  Frederick,  8  o  6  a 

WillUm,  17o  6a 

John,  7»  76 

Bicheno,  E.,  17o  6a 

William.  7  n  7  6 

Bickford,  Nicholas,  2d  3/ 

Biddle,  F.  J.,  31o  6  a 

Banratt,  Thomas,  26  d  6  6 

Barrett,  A.,  7»  7b 

Biggs,  Walter,  31 0  6  a 

Charlotte,  18»  6« 

Billing,  T.,  &  James  Kane,  4  n  7  a 

Thomas,  80d  6a 

Billson,  Abraham,  14»  4a 

Barrow,  John,  17  o  6  a 

Bilton,  Samuel  Francis,  2  d  8/ 

Bartle,  H.,  28o  66 

Bingham,  William,  lOo  6a 

Bartlett,  George,  26d  4« 

Binns,  Robert,  lOo  60 

Baasett,  James,  4  n  7  a 

Bird,  Earl,  2d  8/ 

TVinmnfi    95  fi   ff  m 

Thomas  Jones,  80  d  6  a 

Birkett,  Jacob,  14 0  4  6— 2d  3/ 

Bastable,  Elisha,  sen.,  9d  da 

Bastick,  Samuel,  9  d  6  a 

Birkhead,  Henry,  2d  3/ 

_ Batchelor,  William,  7  o  6  a 

Birt,  Charles  Edward,  21 «  60 

Bates,  Edward,  18n  6  e 

Biscombe,  WiUiam,  80d  6a 

EUiott,  28  0  6  o 

Bishop,  Edward  Wallace,  28«  6c 

Jnmeo  Hill  31  c  6  a 

Bishton.  William  28tt  5^ 

.  Batstone,  Charies  John,  21  o  6  a 

Black,  D.,  24o  46 

Battin,  Alfred,  17  0  6  a 

Blackett,  Ralph,  i9d  6a 

18 


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[Oct.  1  to 


BankraptcieB  {continued). 

Bankraptcies  {continued). 

Blake»R.,  26c2  4e 

Bragg,  Robert,  26d  4c 

Blakeborough,  Samuel,  28»  5c 

Brain,  Walter,  3o  6a 

Blakey,  F,  1\12d  66 

Brambles,  William.  14o  4  6 

Blackmore,  Charles,  26d  ie 

Brand,  Robert,  7  »  76 

Blakley,  George,  sen.,  lio  4a 

Braund,  W.,  lln  6a 

Blanco,  C,  25  n  6  a 

Brett,  C,  23  d  66 

Blatchford,  John,  7n  76 

John,  21o  6a 

Blease,  John,  24  o  4  a 

Brewer,  E.,  26  d  4e 

Bleatham,  J.  S.,  81  o  6a 

J.,  24o  4a 

Bliflsett,  Augustus?,  31  o  6  a 

Bridige,  John,  &  John  WiUon,  16d  4  6 

Bligh,  Joseph,  9d  6o 

Briggs,  Robert,  10  o  6  a 

BUnkfl,  John,  18n  5€ 

William,  3o  6a— 17o  6a— 18f»  bt 

Blockey,  John  Sanders,  3  o  6  a 

Brigham,  John,  k  William  Edward  Teale, 

Blunsom,  James,  SOd  5a 

in  la 

Boase,  WilUani,  17o  6a 

Brighouse,  Thomas,  5  d  8  e 

Bodman,  James  William,  17 o  Ga 

Bright,  James,  21  o  6a 

Bogue,  George,  28  n  5  e 

Britcliflfe,  William.  9d  6a 

Bolton,  J.  H.,  4n  7  a 

Broad,  George  Winstone,  7*76 

Rvlrir    ^'*t^  Rh 

James,  21  o  6a 

Broadbent,  James,  24  o  4  a 

Bond,  O.,  23ci  66 

Tf  nnnr    1  0  <^   d  n 

Brock,  John,  17  o  6  a 

Boney,  Ambrose,  17o  6a 

Bromfield.  Joel,  23d  66 

Bonnett,  Samuel,  26  d  4  «? 

Bromley,  Thomas  Bailey,  21  o  6a 

Brook,  Henry,  25n  6a 

Booth,  Edward.  19  c/  6  a 

Edwin,  5d  Se 

Brooke,  Augustine  Henry,  18  n  5  e 

J.,  21«  6a 

Brookes,  John,  21  o  6  a 

Pliilin  Tfnmnnnn    ^1  n    R  tw 

Brooks,  W.,  18n  5e 

Rn.miin1     9(\e/    A.  r 

WUliam,  4n  7a-18»  5e 

Barer,  John,  11«  6a 

Broome,  Robert,  1 6  d  4  6 

Barrett,  William,  26n  6a 

Brotherton,  James,  14i»  4  a 

Borton,  F.  C,  &  J.  M.  Dolby,  7  »  7  6 

Brown,  Alfred.  12d  66 

Botaford,  a,  4n  7a 

Edward,  9  d  6  a 

Bottger,  Robert,  31  o  6a 

Boughen,  Philip  Fuller,  28n  Se 

Boulter,  G.  H.,  31o  6a 

E.,  14o  46 

J.,  23d  66 

Bount,  W.,  25»  6  a 

Tfimra     9'Kfl   ({h 

Bourke  Martin  Homan  31  o  6 « 

William    T2rf  ^h 

Bourne,  Edward  James,  12d  6  6 

W.  &T.,  3o  iSa 

Robert,  28n  5« 

Browne,  Henry,  28  n  5  e 

Boutell,  Charles,  23d  6  6 

Browning,  Frederick,  19  d  6  a 

Bower,  J.,  21 »  6  a 

Broxombe,  Samuel,  %d  Zf 

Bowes,  George,  30  d  5  a 

Bruce,  J.,  14  o  4  6—7  n  7  c 

J.,  17o  6a 

Brunsdon,  George,  25  n  6  a 

Bowker,  William  Tinson,  k  Jamea  Grimshaw, 

Bryan.  Henry,  3o  6a 

lOo  6a 

J.,  7  0  6  a 

Bowler,  Isaac,  lln  6a 

Thomas.  12d  6  6 

Bowles,  Robert,  18n  6a 

Bryant,  WiUiam  May,  18  n  5  e 

William,  12d  66 

Brycon,  James,  31  o  6  a 

Bowtell,  George,  4  n  7  a 

Bubb,  Henry  Hooper,  7  o  6  a 

Buck,  Thomas,  26d  4c 

u  ttutoa  jiui.rK,  QL  vjreurgts  vxviiiiijg,  i  o  u  a 

Boxnan.  Richard,  2  d  3 / 

Boyd,  W.,  2d  3/ 

William  TTrnrv    f%tl   Rrt 

Buckley,  J.,  21  n  6  a 

William,  12d  66 

Budd,  E.  L.,  25 n  6a 

Boyes,  James,  10  o  6  a 

Bulkeley,  T.,  24o  4  a 

Boyle,  Thomas  H.,  lOo  6a 

Bunting,  Joseph,  11  n  6  a 

Brace,  Thomas,  5d  8e 

Robert,  18 »  5e 

Bradford,  Stephen,  3  o  6  a 

Bunger,  W.,  18»  5  c 

Bradley,  Alfred,  2d  3/ 

Burden,  Hoses,  25  n  6  a 

Richard,  14o  46 

Burke,  William.  30d  6a 

T.,  17o  6a 

Burley,  Joseph  Henry,  9  d  6  a 

Bradshaw,  G.  J.,  28o  66 

Bum.  R.,  25  n  6  a 

Matthew,  14o  46 

William,  5d  8  c 

WilUam,  18n  be 

Burrage,  Henry,  5  d  8  c 

Bragg,  Abraham,  26d  4e 

Burt,  Matthew  Henry,  28  d  6  d 

Aflton,  26d4e      ' 

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Bush,  Henry  John,  4  »  7  a 

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BankmptcieB  (continued). 

Baakruptcies  (continued). 

Butler,  Edwin,  10  o  6  a 

Chapman,  William  Henry,  18n  6  c 

J.,  7n  7b—2Zd  66 

William,  14  0  46— 21n  6  a 

Richard,  23  d  6  6 

Chatham,  John,  28  »  5  < 

Butlin,  John,  IBn  5e 

Cheetham,  John,  3  o  6  a 

Butt,  William,  31  o  6  a 

Chesher,  Henry,  17  o   6  a 

Butters,  William  George,  7o  5/t 

Chesworth,  James,  14»  4a 

Buttarell,  William,  17o  6c» 

W, 7«76 

Buttle,  WUliam,  18 »  Be 

Chichester,  H.  F.,  3o  6  a 

Button,  John,  6d  Se 

Chignall,  John  Turmage,  23d  66 

Byard,  Thomas,  10  o  6  a 

Child,  William,  7  »  7  b 

Bydawell,  John  Alfred,  2Sn  5e 

Chiltham,  John,  23  d  6  6 

Byford,  W.  T.,  19  rf  6a 

Chinall,  Edw.,  28n  6c 

Byrd,  Anthony,  26  d  4  « 

Chi  vers,  Richard  Henry,  17o  6  a 

Cade,  Edward,  26  d  4  c 

Christmas,  Robert  Denn,  1 7  o  6  a 

Cadywould,  H.  G.,  4n  7a 

Chune,  J.  B.,  24  o  4  a 

Caine,  John,  6  d  8  e 

Church,  Edward,  14n  4a 

Caldwell,  D.,  16  d  4  6 

Clamp,  William,  31o  6a 

Callard,  Samuel,  lOo  6a 

Clare,  George  D.,  26  d  4  c 

Calvert,  George,  28  o  6  6 

Claringhold,  T.  W.,  3  o  6  a 

Cameron,  J.,  &  Co.,  2  d  8/ 

Clark,  J.,  31  0  6  a 

Camm,  John,  2d  3/ 

Rnhrrf    7  n.   7  h 

Campbell,  A.  &  W.  E.  M.,  28  o  6  6 

Clarke,  Daniel  Ames,  23d  6  6 

J.,  11a  6a 

F.,  3  0  6  a 

Canham,  James,  &  Robert  Quiver,  28  o  6  6 

Cannot,  G.  A.  C,  28  n  5  c 

FrpH    Tjimfn    **1  n  d  ei 

John  Hope,  28  d  6  6 

Capit,  James,  28  r»  5e 

'P{/<}iftrr1    ^  n   (^  fT 

Carigan,  John,  24o  4a 

Clarkson,  J.,  3o  6  a— 31o  6  a 

Carleton,  William,  16  d  4  6 

Clau8,A.  W.,  12d  66 

Carman,  Benjamin,  14  »  4  a 

Claxton,  Frederick,  12d  66 

Thomas  Henry,  81  o  6  a 

Clay,  George  Cox,  7n  76 

Camac,  J.  H.  S.  B.,  10  o  6  a 

Clayton,  William,  3  o  6  a 

Games,  Swanson  Bell,  14  o  46 

Cleaver,  William,  3  o  6  a 

Carolan,  0.,  19  d  6  a 

Clegg,  John,  7  »  7  6 

Carpenter,  G.,  7  o  5  a 

Thnmna    Q  tf   ({  ft 

James,  23  d  6  6 

Clews,  Josiah,  17o  6a 

Carroway,  Richard  D.,  16  d  4  6 

Cliffe,  Simeon,  2d  3/ 

Carswell,  E.,  or  Templeton,  30  d  5a 

Clifford,  H.,  19  d  6  a 

Carter,  J.,  12  d  6  6 

Clinch,  John,  9d  6a 

Thomas,  25  »  6  a. 

Casey,  Henry,  28  n  6  e 

W    T     ^iff  Rf 

Clinton,  Albert  Sidney  Pelham,  14o  4a 

Cash,  Charles  J.,  21  n  6  a 

Cashman,  M.,  21  o  6  « 

Art-liiir  Pf^lhnm     1  R  tt    R /• 

Clothier,  Thomas,  3  o  6  a 

Caslake,  S.,  12d  6  6 

Clowes,  E.,  19d  6a 

Cass.  Joshua,  2  d  3/ 

Coates,  David,  11  n  6  a 

Castles,  Joseph,  18  n  6  « 

Catlin,  WUliam,  2  d  8/ 

Michael,  6  d  8  c 

Caswell,  WiUiam,  28n  5c 

Cobham,  George  Frederick,  28n  5« 

Catherall,  John,  10  o  6  a 

Cocks,  ThoB.  Ayris,  11  n  6a 

Catlow,  Thomas,  3  o  6  a 

Cockerill,  J.,  24o  4a 

Cattems,  Catherine  Ann,  16  d  4  6 

Coggan,  James,  3  o  6  a 

Cattle,  Jos.  Walter  Butler,  11  w  6a 

Richard,  16  d  8e 

Cavie,  Stephen,  24  o  4  a 

Cohen,  A.,  31  o  6  o 

Cawston,  Frederick  Harding,  2  d  3/ 

H.,  14n  4a 

Chadwick,  M.,  2d  8/ 

Morris,  10 o  6a 

Chalcroft,  John,  jun.,  19d  6o 

Z.,2d  3/ 

Challess,  Henry,  17o  6a 

Coldham,  Daniel,  19d  6a 

Chambers,  F.,  30d  5  a 

Cole,  G.  W.,  16d  4  6 

Frederick.  26  d  4  c 

John,  7n  76 

Rirhnrrl    fiO  d   '^  n 

WilliiLm    Od  6A 

William  Henry,  7  o  5  o 

Wm.  Frederick,  9  d  6  a 

•  Chandler,  Benjamin,  21  n  6  a 

Coles,  William,  7o  6a 

Cheadle,  James,  7  n  7  6 

Coleman,  Samuel,  24  o  4  a 

Channell,  George,  23  d  6  6 

Collbran,  H.,  24o  4  a 

Chapman,  John,  16  d  4  6 

CoUey,  Enoch,  26d  4« 

. Richard,  17  o  6  o 

Collin,  C.  J.,  16  d  46 

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Bankniptoies  (continued). 

BankraptcieB  (continued). 

CoUingbourne,  Frederick  Henry,  Hn  ia 

Crossland,  Frederick  W.,  lli»  6  a 

CoUings,  George  Francis,  12rf  6  6 

Crossby,  J.,  9d  6a 

CoUins,  Frederick,  31  o  6a 

Crow  i  Thompson,  21  n  6  a 

Ornrfrn    Ifi  tf    4  fi 

Crowther,  J.  P.,  31  o  6a 

Tftmefi.  9  rf  6  a 

Thomas  7 o  Ba 

John,  ZOd  6a 

Cromp.  William,  7  J»  76 

Collis,  Charles,  12  rf  6  6 

Cubitt,  Leonard  W.,  28»  6  a 

Colston,  J.,  12rf  66 

Cummings,  J^  19d  6  a 

Compigne,  Horatio,  7o  ba 

Cumner,  Elizabeth,  14n  4a 

Connen,  J.,  24  o  4  6 

Cunnington,  G.,  18  n  6e 

Constable,  H.,  19rf  6o 

Cupit,  J.,  2d  3/ 

Conway,  George  Arthur,  28  »  5e 

Cook,  John,  19d  6a 

Currie,  J.,  lln  6a 

Curtis,  Joseph  Edward,  3  o  6  a 

Thomas,  28  o  6  a 

M.,  19d6a 

Cooke,  George  Charles,  25»  6a 

Cuthbert,  Stephen  C,  81  o  6  a 

Robert,  21  o  6  a 

Cutlaw,  Ems,12d  66 

Coombe,  Charles  W.,  12d  Cb 

Cutter,  Charles  W.,  7o  5a 

Coombes,  George,  lio  4b 

Dale,  F.,  24a  4a 

TiiTrtrfi    1  9  <^  f!  A 

Tnmnn    91  n  A  rr 

Cooney,  John,  26  n  6  a 

Thomas,  7  n  7  6 

Cooper,  Frederick  T.,  17  o  6  a 

Dalgetty,  John.  24o  4o 

George,  28  o  6  6 

Dalton,  G.,  19d  6fl 

George  Alfred,  10  o  6  a 

Daly,  Thomss,  16  d  4  6 

J.,  28o  66 

Daniels,  John,  fid  8f 

John,  17 0  6a.— 28o  eb—7n  76— ll»6o 

Thos.  Isaac,  7  n  7  6 

Robert,  7n  76 

Danks,  William,  7  n  76 

"D^nUo.^   C      (>1  ^    a  » 

Dann,  Wm.  John,  2d  8/ 

nr*linmiui    ^1  n   a  fi       94  n    An       ^(%  tl    A.  r 

Dauncey,  John  Albert,  So  6  a 

±IiOIDc0,  aI  O   fj  Qi       A^O    s  U'~*^^Q  (•    sr 

Valentine,  21  o  6  a 

Davidson,  J.,  12d  6c 

WilUam,  11  n  6a 

Davies,  David,  4»  7a 

Coppin,  George,  5  d  8  ci 

John,  21 0  6 a— SO d  5a 

Coppinger,  John  M.,  14o  ib 

Copson,  Joseph,  24  o  4  a 

T^Artr^T^t    91  ft  A  A 

Owen,  11  n  6  a 

Corbett,  Charles  J.,  30rf  6a 

PirVinnI  Tn^lnr    1  9  i^   dft 

Cording,  Henry,  26d  4c 

n^u^vvinx.   iaa  ii^ 

Cordingley,  Charles,  30  rf  5  a 

Thos.  John,  24o  4a 

Cornell,  Edward,  lOo  6a 

W.,  28n  6« 

Comforth,  John,  2d  3/ 

Davis,  Alex.  James,  9  d  6  a 

Comes,  Charles,  147i  4  a 

Ebenezer,  7  o  6  a 

Consby,  Henry,  10  o  6  a 

Matthew,  12  d  66 

Cotterell,  Isaiah,  12d  6  6 

Samuel,  26d  4e 

Cottrell,  F.,  11  n  6a 

Thomas,  24  o  4  o 

Coulman,  W.  H.,  4  »  7  a 

William,  6  d  8  c 

V  Coulson,  John,  23d  6  6 

Davison,  Thomas,  14o  46 

Tnn/"nyi    "fl  n.    *!  r 

Dawes,  Edwin  Theophilus,  21  o  6  a 

Richard,  21  o  6  a 

Court,  R.,  7  0  6  a 

Cowper,  Thomas,  21  n  6  a 

Dawkins,W.,9d66 

Cox,  Ambrose  Francis  Cooke,  25  n  6  a 

Dawson,  Gilbert  Francis,  21  o  6a 

Willinm     '^ L  n    A. /r 

Robert,  9d  6a 

AVillium    Tumrn    ^1  n   fi  n. 

Day,  S.,  28d  66 

TT  IIllMUl   unUiCB,    ox  O    U  C* 

Wllliim  RirKir/^     ^^ff   ArJ 

Dayer,  T.  G.,  12d  66 

Craddock,  Ernest  Arthur,  12d  66 

Deady,  J.  H.,6d  8e 

Craig,  J.,  lln  6a 

Deakin,  John,  24  o  4  a 

Cramond,  A.,  19d  66 

Dean,  B.,  2d  8/ 

Crampton,  A.,  26  d  4  6 

Geoi^,  19d  6a 

Craven,  James,  14  o  46 

William,  4ii  7« 

Joel,  7  0  5  a 

Dear,  Arthur,  9d  66 

Cresswell,  William,  24  o  4  a 

De  Lard,  Alfred,  31  o  6  a 

Cheswick,  Thomas  John,  21  n  6  a 

Denbigh,  John,  14o  46 

Cribb,  WiUiam,  jun.,  9d  6  a 

Denney,  WiUiam,  28o  66 

Crisford,  Lester,  28  o  6  6 

Dennis,  Alfred,  24o  4a 

CrUp,  J.,  11»  6  a 

Denovan,  F.  P.,  14  o  46 

Croak,  Wm.  Taylor,  4n  7a 

Denton,  Seth,  3o  6a 

Crompton,  James,  26  d  4  e 

Derrick,  Joseph,  9  d  6  6 

Cross,  J.,  24  0  4  a 

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Desborough,  Spendlova,  7  n  7  6 

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BankraptdeB  (eotUinued). 

Dester,  John,  I6d  ib 

Deylin,  Patrick,  2^3/ 

Dewar,  L.  C,  23  rf  6  6 

Dexter,  Henry,  28  n  (  e 

Dibb,  Edw.  Napier,  28«  66 

Dibley,  William,  11 »  6« 

Dick,  J.,  9d  6a 

Dickers,  WUliam,  12d  66 

Dickie,  R.  F.,  23d  66 

Dickinson,  William,  lin  ia 

Dimsdale,  A.  S.,  7o  6  a 

Ditton,  R.,  16d  4  6 

Dixon,  F.,  7o  5o 

John,  16d4  6 

Thomas,  Uo  4  6 

Dobson,  Jamee,  26  d  4  e 

Dodds,  W.,  7o  6a 

Walter  George,  6d  Sd 

J.  &T.  W.,  28«  5e 


Dollman,  Francis,  31  o  6  a 
Donaghy,  Hugh,  16c/  46 
Donaldson,  £.,  or  Mitchell,  19</  6  6 
Donnett^  Edward,  31  o  6  a 
Donovan,  Henry  Daniel,  31  o  6  a 
Dougherty,  Michael,  7  n  7  6 
Dove,  J.  S.,  16  c/  46 
Dowman,  William,  23  c2  6  6 
Down,  William,  21a  6a 
Downie,  John,  K.  R.,  38o  66 
Dowsett,  John  Comeliue,  7  o  6  a 
Drielsma,  Abraham  &  Emanuel,  3  o  6  a 
Dromtra,  Fred.  W.  C,  12  c/  66 
Duck,  Francis,  6d  Se 
Ducker,  Robert,  28(i  66 
Duckett,  Francis,  9c2  6  6 
—  Wm.,  26ci  4e 
Duckworth,  M.,  25  a  6a 


Dudley,  Qeorge,  26c{  4  c 

Dufton,  William,  3o  6a 

Duke,  Jonathan  Marshall,  9  c/  6  6 

Dun,  J.,  4  n  7  a 

Duncan,  D.,  7 »  7  c 

G.,  21n  6a 

Robert  Dick,  26»  6a 

Dunn,  F.,  14 »  4  a 

W.  a,24o  4a 

Duthie,  or  Duff,  J.,  I2d  6e 

Du  Troncy,  Louis,  14n  4  a 

Dutton,  Joseph,  14  n  4  a 

Dyass,  Isaac,  9d  6a 

Dyer,  John,  14  »  4  a 

William,  21  o  6a 

Dyke,  Alfred  George,  7  «  7  6 

Dyson,  George,  8  o  6  a — 7  o  6  a 

Eames,  Thomas,  26  c<  4  e 

. Earle,  E.,  3  o  6  a 

Eamshaw,  William,  7  n  7  6 

East,  Edward,  21 9»  6  a 

Eastwood,  Frank,  18n  5« 

G.,  18n  5e 


BankmptcieB  (amtintud), 

Edwards,  John,  24  o  4  a 

Theodore  Edward,  24  o  4  o 

T.  a,  28»  5e 

Elliott,  E.  p.,  14n  4  a 

Thos.  &  John,  24  o  4  a 


T.,  2ci  3/ 

— —  Eckert,  Q.  D.,  14  n  4  c 


Edge,R.,  19(2  6  a 

Edgley,  Joseph  Broster,  7 o  6a 

Edwards,  Edward,  24  o  4  a 


Ellis,  Anthony,  28n  Be 

•  George,  3  o  6  a 

G.  H.,  4n7a 

Henry,  14 o  4a — 21  o  6a 

H.A.,  28»  5e 

John  Thomas,  14  »  4  a 

Oliver,  18  n  5e 

Elmstone,  C.  T.,  14n  4  a 

ElsOD,  Samuel,  4»  7  a 

Elton,  Edwin,  28  n  5e 

Emery,  Henry,  4 »  7  a 

Emison,  John,  18n  5f 

Emmerson,  Matthew  William,  14n  4  a 

Empson,  Henry,  21n  6  a 

England,  Edward,  8  o  6  a 

English,  T.  &  W.,  17  e  6  a 

Epey,  Robt.,  sen.,  28  o  6  6—81  o  6  a 

Errington,  Waston  Pell,  7o  5a 

Estcourt,  S.  H.  Brunell,  &  J.  Cox,  26  d  4 

Estwell,  Ed.  William,  11 »  6  a 

Evans,  Evan,  31  o  6  a 

F.  M.,  28  o  6  ^ 

James,  26  ci  4  e 

Jonah,  28  o  6  6 

John  Valentine,  17o  6a 

J.  R.,  21  0  6  a 

Morgan,  5d  8e 

T.,21o  6a 

William,  25  n  6  a 

Eve,  Arthur,  18  n  6  e 

Everett,  Fred.  James,  19  c£  6  a 

Joseph,  sen.  &  jun.,  7  o  6  a 

Ewart,  Thomas,  31  o  6  a 

Ewbank,  William,  21n  6a 

Eyraery,  Jules,  30  ci  5  a 

Eyre,  Arthur  Stanhope,  lOo  6a 

*'agg»  Benjamin  William,  17 o  6a 

Fairgrieve,  A.,  12  eJ  66 

Fairman,  James,  11  n  6a 

Fallon,  John  Michael,  16o  6a 

Faril,  James,  26d  ie 

Farley,  James  Lewis,  2  ci  3/ 

J.  T.,  21n  6a 


Faulds,  James  Ryraer,  11  n  6  a 

Fawcett,  Robert,  23  li  6  6 

Fawkes,  Marmadnke,  14o  46 

Fearn,  John,  17o  6a 

Featherston,  Nathaniel  James,  lOo  6a 

Feber,  J.,  23(2  6  6 

Fellows,  John,  9d  Qh 

Joseph,  19  d  6  a 

Felstead,  Cubitt,  lOo  6a 

— —  Fendell,  Henry,  ISn  6e 

Fenlon,  J.,  SOci  5  a 

Fenton,  R.,  7  o  5  o 

Fenwing,  Christopher,  28  n  5  e 

Ferguson,  George  Ashbum,2c2  3/ 

Fergusson,  Frands,  14  n  4  a 

Few,  William,  31  o  6  a 

Fird,  George,  14  n  4u 

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Bankruptcies  (contintied). 

Field,  George,  2  (i  3/ 
Geo.  Harding,  28  o  6  6 

BankmptcieB  (continued). 

Gallimare,  Alfred,  10  o  6  a 

Galwey,  St  John  Dupond,  25  n   6  a 

John,  10  0  Qa 

Fielding,  C.  W.,  2d  3/ 

Garbutt,  John,  17  o  6  a 

Gardener,  G«o.  F.,  28o  66 

.   Tf Anrv    lit!  (\ /I 

Robert,  10  o  6  a 

Fieller,  Daniel,  7  o  5  a 

Filby,  John  Thomas,  28  d  6  6; 

Fincher,  William  Sanders,  21  o  6  a 

Findlay,  J.,  30d  6  a 

W.,  30  d  5  a 

Firth,  John,  &  Jeremiah  Holmes,  7  n  7  b 

Robert  B.,  12d  6  6 

Gardiner,  George,  28  o  6  6 

Gardner,  Agar,  4  n  7  a 

RoherlL  1 8  n   fi  ^ 

Stephen,  30  d  5  a— 23  d  6  6 

&  Young,  19d  66 

Garland,  Augustus  Henry,  28  o  6  6 

Garner,  E.  C,,7n  76 

Gamett,  Charles,  21  o  6  a 

Fish,  Joseph,  12  d  6  6 
Fisher,  Charles,  10  o  6  a 
—  J.  S.,  6  d  8  e 
Sarah,  in  7  a 


Fitzgerald,  Geoi^e,  1 8  n  5  e 

Fittis,  James,  16  d  4  6 

Fix,  WUliam,  14o  4  6 

Flanagan,  James,  14  o  4  a 

Flanders,  C,  17  d  6  o 

Flaxman,  John,  26  d  4  e 

Fleming,  Samuel,  21  o  Ga 

'- W.,  jun.,  26  d  4  « 

Fletcher,  George,  18  »  5e 

John,  28  0  6  a 

William,  lln  6a 


Foley,  Edward,  25n  6  a 
Jane  Wilson,  31  o  6  a 


Fooks,  George,  4  n  7  a 

Forster,  W.,  24  o  4  a 

W.  R.,  21  n  6  a 

Foster,  James,  1 4  «  4  a 

William,  21  n  6  a 


Fowke,  Frederick,  lOd  4  6 
Fowler,  E.  R.,  18»»  5  c 
Fox,  William,  28  »  5  « 
Francis,  Henry,  SO  d  5  a 
Walter  Charles,  11  n  6  a 


Frankenburg,  Hyman,  28  n  5  e 

Frankenstein,  David,  3  o  6  a 

Frankland,  J.,  23  d  6  6 

Franklin,  M.  L.,  9d  6  6 

R.,  lOo  6a 

Fraser,  Robt.  Carr,  5  d  8  e 

Freeman,  Thomas,  5  d  8  e 

French,  John,  lOo  6  a 

Frethey,  Charles,  6d  8d 

Frith,  Joseph,  25»  66 

Frost,  Edward,  14o  4a 

William  F..  2  d  3/ 

Fuller,  Charles  K,  19  d  6  a 

H.  A.,  25n  66 


Funnell,  Henry  Williamson,  14o  46 
Fryer,  James  R.,  19 d  6a 
Gabriell,  G.,26d  4e 
Gad,  Henry,  jun,,  28  n  5  <; 
Gadd,  James,  21  n  6  a 
Joseph  W.,  lOo  6  a 


Gadle,  Charles,  3  o  6  a 

Gaiger,  John,  &  Charles  Cassins,  21  n  6  a 

Galilee,  John,  11  n  6a  * 

Gallewski,  S.  J.  8t  N.,  21  n  6  a 

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Garthwaite,  Charles  Henry,  23  c/  6  6 

Gartlich,  John,  19d  6a 

Gault,  A,  28  n  5/ 

Gauntlett,  J.,  7n  76— 14n   4<» 

Gay,  Richard,  24o  4a 

Gee,  Mary,  6d  %e 

Genders,  James,  5  d  8  e 

Gibb,  Joseph,  28d  66 

Gibbens,  Wm.  Charles,  30  d  5  a 

Gibbons,  Wm.  Charles,  3  o  6  a 

Gibbs,  J.,  5d  8« 

Gibson,  Robert,  30d  5a 

Thomas,  18n  5e 

Thos.  Salinon,  18»  56 

Gilberthorpe,  Wm.,  7  n  7  6 

GUkes,  George,  12d  6  6 

Gingell,  Henry,  24  o  4  a 

Girdwcod,  J.,*23d  6  6 

Gittens,  Ann,  7  n  7  6 

Glaister,  W..  28o  66 

Glasscock,  H.,  24  o  4  a 

Glassebrook,  J.,  21  o  Qa 

Gledhill,  Isaac,  31o  6a 

Glenister,  Frederic,  5d  8d 

Glenn,  William  Capes,  14o  4a 

Godbolt,  George,  28d  6  6 

Goddard,  Charles,  17o  6a 

Godaell,  James  Henry,  12 d  6ft 

Goertz,  Fred.  Louis  Aldona,  31  o  6a 

Goffrie,  Charles  Ferdinand  Ludwif,  31  < 

Goldberg,  Samuel,  26  d  4  ^ 

Goldstein,  A.,  21  o  6  a 

Goldstone,  ThomaA,  12d  66 

Gouch,  Robert,  l7o  6a 

S.  R.,  26d  4c 

Goodiar,  Thomas,  28  o  6  6 

Goodhead,  James,  19d  6a 

Goodman,  William,  2d  3/ 

Goosey,  Alfred,  26d  4c 

Goodwin,  J.  T.  4«  7a^l2d  66 

Gordon,  James,  21  o  6  a 

Gosline,  Edw^in,  16d  46 

Gossedge,  William.  28  n  5  c 

Gostick,  Jesse,  26  d  4  c 

Gottheimer,  Simon,  21  o  6  a 

Govier,  C,  in  7a 

Henry,  2d  3/ 

Grace,  F.,16d  4  6 

Graham,  Alex.,  14  o  4  6 

John,  8  o  6  a 

John,  jun.,  2d  3/ 


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BankniptcieB  {eontiniud). 

BankraptdeB  {continued). 

Grahwii,  RichAtd,  5d  Be 

Handley.  Alex.  Charles,  18n  5c 

Thomas,  10  o  6  a — 28  »  5  c 

Handran,  John  Patrick,  21  o  6  a 

WilUam,  28o  6  6 

Hankes,  Emma,  28  n  5  c 

Grant,  O.,  2d  3/ 

J.,  28n  5e 

Jamee,  14  o  4  6 

Hankinson.  Fred.  Benjamin,  11  n  6a 

Joaeph,  31 0  6  a 

Hannan,  William,  25 1»  6  6 

Gravw,  Thomas,  21  o  6  « 

Hardcastle,  George,  28n  5  c 

Gray,  C,  28  n  6/ 

J.,  9d  66 

Edwin,  3  0  6  a 

Hardley,  George,  4  n  7  a 

John.  16 d  Ih 

Hards,  George  Richard,  24  o  4  a 

.  Williftm  Amev  4u  7  a 

Hardy,  Rebecca,  17o  6a 

Hare,  John,  17  o  6  a— 25  n  6  a 

Greasby,  Thomas,  10  o  6  a 

Green,  Charles  Case,  28o  6  & 

Harfeld,  Abraham,  14o  4  6 

D.,  2d  3/ 

Hargreaves,  George,  12d  6  6 

F.,  6d  8d 

WUliam.  28  n  5  e 

G.  P.  &  H.,  25n  66 

HarUng.  William,  7  n  7  6 

QfimiiAl  Jnrn^fl    21  O   6  ft 

Harmsworth.  G..  24  o  4  a 

^—~-^—^—     I^IUllUCU  lIlWXWJO,    A  A  V     W  »* 

'Phntnnfi    4  ti    7  ft 

Harries  William    18  »  5  «> 

William,  9d  6« 

AJL%MA  M.  M^-'^f        •»    A*Sai**l  ly       M\J     'W       **    t 

Harris,  Charles,  21  n  6  a 

Williiun  Murk  28  n  5  <? 

E.,  18n  5e 

Greenacre,  James,  16d  4fr 

James,  7  n  7  6 

J.,  16d  46 
Greenwood,  E»,  26d  4e 

Timrn  Willinm    <>  ^   <)  / 

1>;«1«»..^    AKVv^4.     Ol  ^    A  ^ 

William,  21o  6a 

W.,  23d  6  6 

Gregory,  Frederick,  9d  6a 

Harrison,  Edwin,  31  o  6  a 

Grey,W.  Y.,26»«6 

J.  T.,  16d  4  6 

Grievsoo,  John,  11  n  6a 

Robert  George  Tobias^  25  »  6  ^ 

Griffen,Kli,  16d  46 

T.,  lln  6a 

Griffin,  WiUiam,  26  d  U 

W.,  3o  6a 

Griffiths,  Augustus  Arthur,  16d  46 

W.  R.,  30d  5a 

W.,  17o  6a-~9d  66 

Hart,  F.  J.,  7n  7  6 

Grontage,  George,  lOo  6a 

Hartley,  Henry,  31  o  6  « 

Groevenor,  R.,  4  »  7  a 

James,  31  o  6  a 

Grove,  Richard,  16  d  4  6 

W.,  26d  4e 

Groves,  W.,  16  d  46 

Hartman,  A.,  18  n  5e 

Grubb,  James,  28o  6  6 

Harvey,  George,  24  o  4  a 

Guites,  Jacob,  5  d  8  d 

Isaac,  23d  66 

Gummock,  J.  W.,19d  66 

J.  B.,3o  6  a 

Gundry,  WUliam,  9d  6a— 19d  6  a 

Haselwood,  William,  2d  3/ 

Guy,  Henry,  19d  6a 

HasweU,  W.  G.,  lOo  6a 

Gwatkin,  Emify,  2d  8/ 

Hathaway,  Elizabeth,  3o  6a 

Haden,  E.  C,  17o  6a 

Havelock,  Edw.  Whariton,  28  »  6« 

Haigh,  George,  7  a  6a 

Hawes,  C.  &  W.,  19  d  6  a 

James,  23  d  6  6 

Hawkins,  James,  5  d  8  d 

Haines,  W.5d  8d 

Hawksford,  Joaeph,  2  d  3/ 

Hakes,  George,  7  n  7  6 

Haydock,  G.,  21  o  6  a 

Halbeard,  George,  11  n  6a 

Haydon,  John,  23  d  6  6 

Haliburton,  J.  21 0  66 

Haynes,  Frederick,  2d  3/ 

Hackerston,  O.,  16d  4h 

Haythar,  Price,  7  n  7  6 

Hall,  George,  14n  4a 

Hay  ward,  Charles,  21  o  da 

George  Hall,  10  0  6  a 

W.,  7  »  7  6 

Henry,  21  o  6a 

Haywood,  Joseph,  5  d  8  « 

John,  12d  66 

Hayres,  J.,  7  o  6  a 

Richard,  7o  5a 

Hasard,  Samuel,  lln  6a 

Robert,  7o  5a 

Heads,  J.,  28o  6  6 

Thomas,  26  d  4  e 

Healey,  S.,  2d  3/ 

Hallett,G.  B.,  9d  6  a 

WilUam,  17  o  6  a 

Halton,  Henry,  14»  4a 

Heam,  Henry,  14n  4a 

Hamilton,  Joseph,  7 o  5a 

Heath,  E.,  21 »  6  a 

Hammer,  Wm.  Henry,  Sad  5  a 

Joseph,  19  d  6  a 

Hammond,  Joseph,  31  o  6  a 

Hebron,  M.,  2d  3/ 

Robert  9  d  6  ff 

Hemming,  William  T.,  14  o  4  a 

-  Thomas  Edw.,  12  d  6  6 

Henderson,  B.  C,  21  o  6  a 

William,  12d  6  6 

Hensley,  Rev.  Lewis,  5  d  8  d 

Hancock,  F.W.,  19  d  6  a 

Hepburn,  J.,  21 «  6  a 

19 

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[Oct  1  to 


BankraptcieB  {eontinurd). 

Bankraptciet  {eorUinued). 

Herbert,  Henry  Wm.,  Zd  9  a 

Hoof,  Alfred,  81o  6a 

J.,  26n  6  6 

Hooker,  Stephen,  4  n  7  a 

Herd,W.,80d6o 

Hope.  H.,  2d  8/ 

Thomas,  19  d  6  a 

Herzfeld,  A.Q.,5d  8d 

Hctberington,  J.,  24  o  4  a 

Hopkins,  George  Amos»  5  d  5  « 

John,  81  0  6  a 

Hett,  Edward,  4n  7a 

Howard,  Robert  Geoi^e,  5d  Sd 

John  Baker,  21n  6<» 

Hewitt,  James  Morgan,  26  n  6  <x 

Hopper,  John  &  Son,  80d  «a 

W      lOrf   ft  A 

Pfitfir   9^  d  ^h 

Willinm  ■Tnbn    A1  t\  fi  tt 

Hoppett,  H.  J.,  16d  46 

Hops,  Henry,  l4o  4a 

Hey  wood,  John,  7n  76 — 18  »  6  c 

Hibbard,  Thomafl,  31  o  6  a 

Hordem,  Harriet,  21n  6a 

Hibbert,  James,  16<i  4  b 

Homer,  Thomas,  17 o  6a 

Hickman,  Robert,  14n  4a 

Horrible,  Samuel,  14o  46 

Hidvegby,  Sigmund,  lln  6a 

Horsburgh,  J.,  8  o  6  a 

Higginbotham,  Edwin  H.,  28  n  6  e 

Horton,  George,  \An  Aa 

Higgs,  Edward,  11  n  6  a 

W\%^m^t^^    in  J   a^ 

X  nomas,  ivc*  oa 

Higman,  R.,  24  o  4  a 

William,  17o  6a 

Hai,C..10o6a 

Horwitsh,  M.  R.,  21»  6  a 

Hftnrv  51  o  6  a 

Horewood,  J.  P.,  19d  6a 

Hosie,  A.,  28o  66 

John,  24  0  4  a— 16d  4  6 

Solomon,  5rf  8e 

Hotchkiss,  Thomas,  24o  4a 

S.  A.,  19d  6a 

Hough,  Joseph,  16d  46 

William,  17o  6o 

Hought,  Mosey  lln  6a 

Hillary,  Henry,  ft  John  Ashfold,  19 d  6a 

House,  Richard,  do  6a 

Hillcoat,  A.,  24o  46 

Howard,  Hilton,  18  »  ffe 

HiUer,  Carter.  4  »  7  a 

John,  19  d  6  a 

Uil^-AkTi      .TaVivi      ^iirt        1  9  /\    Ay* 

tf »»  _    *T  r 

^^— ^—    XllliiOIl,   w  Ulill,   JUIlaj    X.  1    V    U  tl 

Rnhert   5  d  8  f2 

Samuel,  bd%e 

■  xviuuMru,  Ai  1%   Of* 

Howe,  E.  S.,  7n  76 

Thomas,  10  o  6  a 

Howes,  William  C,  2d  8/ 

T.  T.,81o  6a 

Howland,  William,  6d  8e 

Hinchliflfe,  John,  2d  3/ 

Hoyle,  Joseph,  28d  66 

Hind,  Charles  B.,  12  d  66 

Huber,  T.,  19d  6  a 

Hinkley,  Ardon,  7  o  5  o 

Hucker,  Charles,  lOo  6a 

Hinsley,  John,  12d  6  6 

Huckle,  George,  81  o  6  a 

Hinton,  George,  28  o  6  6 

Hudson,  Charles,  jun.,  4  »  7  « 

Hiscocks,  James,  19  d  6  a 

Hitchcoci,  Thomas,  10  o  6  a 

James,  6d  8e 

Hobbins,  Thomas,  5d^t 

..     .     William     *\.i\    ftn. 

Hobbs,  Thomas,  17  o  6  o 

Hughes,  Charles,  24o  4a 

TTnhwin    AM     21  o  6  a 

FdwiLrf)     Am    7/t 

"~— ~~     XHmBUU,   JE1U   1'«,   AX  V    V  u- 

E.  C,  26  »  6  a 

James  John,  lOd  46 

Hodge,  Alfred,  2d  8/ 

John,  11  n  6a 

TT/«^no4-fA      lU'ai.V    TavMAa      Q^     A^ 

TViriTnna     1  <)  <7    A  h 

Hodson,  George,  7  o  6  a 

Hulbart,  William  OUve,  18 1*  5e— -17d  €• 

Hodgkinson,  Robert,  16d  46 

Hulme,  James,  So  6a 

WilHnm    lln  6rz 

'RnVinrf    Am    *7  et 

Hodgkiss,  J.,  8  0  6  a 

jLvuuerb,  4  71   {  n 
Humphrey,  Joseph,  2d  S/~^SOd  5a 

Holbrow,  J.  J.,  lln  6a 

Thomas,  lOo  6a 

Holdan,  George,  sen.,  5  d  8e 

Humphreys,  G.,  16d  46 

Hnwnr  Anhtrtn   6d  8d 

Humphries,  J.,  26d  4e 

Humphryes,  William,  So  6c» 

:  John,  14  0  4  6 

Holdings,  Jamee,  &  Edw.  Armitage,  2  d  3/ 

Hungate,  Robert  U.,  17o  6a 

Hollings,  John  &  Henry,  26  »  6  6 

Hunt,  John,  28»  6« 

HoUis,  Henry,  14n  4a 

Hunter,  T.,  jun.,  16d  46 

John,  19d  6a 

Hurd,  Thomas,  6d  8« 

Hohnan,  Thomas,  19d  6tt 

Hutchings,  Thomas,  28o  66 

Holmes,  Edw.  Stephen,  16d  46 

Hutchinson,  Nathan,  2d  S/ 

T.,  7o  5a 

Huxley,  Edward,  Slo  6a 

Holywood,  John,  26  d  4  e 

Hyam,  Thomas,  26  d  4e 

Homes,  William  Paul,  14n  4  a 

Hyams,  Bamet,  80 d  5a 

Hone,  Robert,  6d  8  d 

T-irnVt    '^fi  tt    i  m 

Honour,  Job,  81  o  6  a 

Illingworth,  William,  21»  6a 

Hood,  John  Vernon,  80  d  6  a 

20 

Ingall,  J.,  11  A  6a 

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BftiikraptdflS  {continued). 

BankraptoieB  {emAinwed). 

Ingram,  C,  21  n  6  o 

Jorden,  William,  24o  4a 

Ireland,  Wm.  Fletcher,  4»  7« 

Jossa,  F.,2d  3/ 

Irvine,  William  Johnstone,  2d  Zf 

Joughin,  John  Wesley,  81 «  6  a 

iMake,  J.J.,  14o  46 

Jowett,  A.,  19  d  6  a 

— -  Istance,  William,  9d  Sb 

Joy,  William,  11  n  6a 

Iited,  William,  ll»  6a 

Joyce,  A.  E.,  2d  3/ 

Julian,  Charles,  21o  6a 

Ittard,  James  William,  14o  4a 

Jack,  T.,  2d  3/ 

Kaeser,  John  James,  18  n  5  « 

Jaokman,  John,  14  o  4  a 

Kalwig,  Henry,  2  d  3/ 

Jackaon,  Eliaab.,  28c2  66 

Kane,  Archibald,  81  o  6  a 

OAATVfi    7  n    ^  a 

Kay,  Emanuel,  26d  4e 

Thomas,  21  n  6  o 

John,  4i»  7  a 

Jnann>i    A  fl   4  r 

Kaye,  Samuel  S.,  9  d  66 

Keates,  Hugh,  7»  76 

Robert,  28o  66 

Keck,  John,  14  0  4  a 

T..7n76 

Keeling,  H^  19d  6a 

T.,jun.,  7n  76 

— •—  Keen,  Henry,  3o  6a 
T.,  12d  66 

W.,  81o  66 

Keene,  Stephen,  7  e  5  a 

Jacob,  Thomas,  86n  6a 

Kightly,  G.  J.,  24o  4a 

Jacobs,  Levy,  81  o  6a 

Keith,  Bezer  Richmond,  14o  4a 

Jakeway,  W.  H.,  14o  46 

James,  Henry,  jun.,  28  o  6  6 

flfinro-ft    i.  Ml  7  fr *f  «.  7  A 

■  vreurgQ,  »  w   #  Or—i  »   /  o 

J.,  24o  4a 

Kelly,  W.,  17  0  6  a 

Kemp,  Dixon,  4  »  7  a 

T^.^^l.      Otf  J     A   . 

J.  H.,  lOo  6  6 

Jesse,  7  0  6  a 

Jamieson,  A.,  80d  5a 

John,  lOo  6a 

Jaquee,  James,  25n  Ga 

Kenn,  John,  7  it  7  6 

Jaumenne,  Emile,  26  <^  4  e 

Kennedy,  P.  J.,  7  n  7  c 

Jeffery,  Henry,  lOo  6a 

Kenney,  P.,  12d  66 

Jeffreys,  William,  26  cj  4  e 

wiuiam,  140  4  0 

Kermack,  S.,  23d  66 

Jefi^ries,  Charles  Gideon,  26d  ie 

Kerr,  Thomas,  10  o  6  a 

Jennings,  Alfred,  lOo  6a 

■R_  B     5flii   «ir 

Kerslake,  Thomas,  14n  4a 

Kerst,  Louis  Joseph,  31  o  6  a 

Jepson,  John,  18  ft  5  a 

Key,  Eleanor,  16  d  4  6 

'Phnmiui  Ohrifitinn     *t1  n   fTjx 

F.,  jun.,  19d  6a 

TnannVi     91  n    (\  n 

Jenny,  Jesse,  7  o  6  a 

Kiff,  William,  12d  6  6 

Jervis,  Lavinia,  9d  6a 

Kimmins,  William  Haidam,  17  o  6a 

Jevona,  Henry,  26  d  4  e 

King,  A.  C,  19d  6a 

Jobber,  Henry,  28  o  6  6 

0.,  28n  5e 

Johns,  John  Rhys,  9  c/  6  a 

Henry,  sen,,  23d  6  6 

'nr;!!:..^  'w.i.^^^A    oi   ^   u  _ 

John,  9  d  6  a 

Johnson,  Charles  Willson,  6d  Be 

«i  osepn,  oU  a  0  a 

W.,  14n  4a 

Kingsley,  Maurice  Swansnn,  17«  6a 

Kirk,  John,  10  o  6  a 

TniK^nh    7  n    7  h 

Robert,  26 d  4e 

Kirkland,  R.,  5d  8« 

S.,  16d  46 

Kirkwood,  A.,  16d  46 

William,  14n  4a 

Robert,  9  d  6  6 

Johnstone,  John,  14n  4a 

Kite,  Wm.  Hatcher,  7»  76 

JoUiflfe,  Charlotte,  28o  6  6 

Kliti,  Ariana,  7  o  5a 

Jones,  Abraham,  6d  Se 

A  If  rnH  Pftrn    fi  a   f)  n 

Knight,  J.,  lOo  6a 

Catherine,  26(£  4e 

Peregrine,  17o  6a 

Jiiuzabeth,  21  n  6a 

Francis,  25  A  6  6 

William  Watte,  23d  66 

Knowles,  David,  4  »  7  a 

Hugh,  23  d  66 

John,  12d  66 

«f  uavpu,  ^  1  o  D  a 

"Wi Ilium  'RrnirTi     1  7  a   /?  j» 

Jones,  31 0  6  a 

»»  ujiaiii  £>rowu,  1  f  9  o  a 
Knowlman,  Walter,  28h  5r 

a,  80d  5a 

Pnbnrf  Frlmrin     1firf    ih 

Knuttsson,  Carl  Au<?u8tuB,  28  n  5« 

Kdrmocky,  Stevan  Von,  11  n  6a 

T..  7n  76— 2d  3/-30d  l^t 

W.,  11 «  6  0—21 II  6  a 

Lacey,  Sam.  Topliflfe  &  RobtTopUffo. 

Lacy,  D.H.,9d  66 

21 

9d6f 

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[Oct.  1  to 


BankraptcieB  {continued). 

Bankraptcies  {continued). 

Lamb,  J.,  4»  7  a 

Libbis,  James,  IS  n  ^e 

Thomas,  19  d  6  a 

Lindsay,  D.,  28  o  6  6 

Laming,  James,  21  o  6  a    ' 

J.,  28o66 

Lamkin,  W.,  19d  6a 

Liggett,  C,  26d  4« 

Lamond,  J.,  So  6o — 5d  8e 

Lilley,  John,  23  d  66 

Lance,  John  Henry,  17o  6a 

Lingard,  Ebenezer,  23  d  6  6 

Lanchester,  T.,  23d  6  6 

Geoi^e.  26d  4c 

Lane,  T.  B.,  4n  7a 

Lister,  Richard,  16d  46 

Thomas,  2Sd  6b 

Little,  Geoige  Ward,  31  o  6  a 

Langford,  J.,  28d  66 

Livermore,  William  Charles,  30  d  5  a 

Joseph,  81  0  6  a 

Llewellyn,  C,  30  d  5  a 

Langlands,  D.,  9  d  6  6 

TTrnnr    ^  tf    9.  ^ 

•   xitfuiy,  A  O)  oj 

Langston,  John,  10  o  6  a 

Thomas,  10  o  60 

Lant,  Elizabeth,  10  o  6  a 

Lloyd,  H.  8.,  28  0  6  6 

Lapworth,  Zachariah,  14  o  4  b 

J.,  28o  6  6 

Larcombe,  J.,  16  d  46 

Richard,  14  »  4  a 

Lardner,  William,  26  d  4e 

WilliATn     1  7  rt   fi  jt 

Larkin,  William,  23  d  6  6 

Locker,  John,  28  0  6  6 

Lamer,  Richard,  11  n  6a 

Lockwood,  G.,  28  0  6  6 

Laurie,  T.  R.,  18  »  5  « 

Long,  David,  14»  4a 

Lawea»  R.  J.,  21 »  6  a 

Longdon,  David,  26  d  4  r 

Lawford,  Jesse  John,  24  o  4  a 

Longley,  Samuel  John,  9  d  6  a 

Lawrence,  Edward,  17o  6  o 

Lord,  John,  24  0  4  a 

William,  21  o  6  a 

Love,  Alex.  A..  7  n  7  6 

Lawson,  Horatio,  28  o  6  6 

Lovelady,  J.,  21  n  6  a 

Robinson,  16  d  4  6 

Lowcock,  E.,  21  0  6  a 

Lawton,  Geoi^e,  26  d  4  e 

Lowe,  W.,  31  0  6  a 

Lea,  Edward,  9  d  66 

Lucas,  George,  18  n  5  f 

Leale,A.S.,26d  4e 

Fi-nnoin    9R  «■    fih 

Leapman,  Samuel,  3  o  6  a 

Leary,  Jeremiah,  jun.,  21  o  6a 

Lunn,  J.,  28  0  6  6 

Leat,  James,  28  o  6  6 

Lyons,  John,  9  d  6  a 

Leaver,  F.,  31  o  6  a 

Maurice,  28  0  6  6 

Ledingham,  J.,  14n  4  a 

Lynch,  Francis  John,  31  0  6  a 

Lee,  Henry,  26d  4c 

Macdonald,  R.,  12d  6c 

John,  28  0  6  6 

Macey,  Frederick,  10  0  6  a 

S.,  11»  6a 

Macfarlane,  D.,  14n  4  6 

T.  v.,  31  0  6  a 

Machin,  George,  28  0  6  6 

Leefes,  John,  jun.,  21  »  6  a 

Stephen,  28  »  6  e 

Leek,  William,  12d  66 

William,  14a  4a 

Lees,  John,  12  d  66 

Mackenzie,  J.,  23  d  6  6 

H.,  9d66 

K.,  28  0  6  6 

R.,  18n  5e 

W.,25n  6a 

Lefebore,  John,  2d  3/ 

Mackintosh,  J.,  10 0  66 

Lefevre.  Thomas.  3  o  6  a 

Thomas.  9  d  6  6 

Leggate,  R.,  21  0  6  6 

Leighton,  Crosby,  17o  6a 

Leitner,  Abraham  Joseph,  9  d  6  or 

Lempriere,  F.,  28  n  Be 

Letherland,  William  H.,  14  0  46 

Letton,  C,  12d  6  6 

Levens,  W,  R.,  18»  5« 

Lever,  Thomas,  12d  6  6 

Le  Voi,  Michael  Levy,  23  d  6  6 

Levy,  John,  19d  6a 

Morris  Lawrence,  &  Emanuel,  2-1  o  4  a 

Lewendon,  Elial,  7  n  7  6 

Lewis,  Abraham,  21  n  6  a 

Ann,  lln  6a 

John,  12d  66 

Robert,  9  d  6  6 

S.,  21  n  6a 

T.,  4»  7a 

Thomas,  6d  8« 

W.,  9d  66 

Wm.  Bowie,  7  n  7  6 


Maclean,  R.,  19d  6  6 
W\M.,  14»  4  6 


Macnair,  Charles  Stewart,  26  d  4  c 

Macqueen,  John  P.,  23  d  6  6 

MacKoberts,  James,  21  o  6  a 

Macrone,  W.,  14n  46 

Madams,  Wm.  Edw.,  31  o  7  a 

Madge,  John,  21  0  6  a 

Madgwick,  Patrick,  28  o  6  6 

Maggi,  Lewis,  14n  4a 

Maitland,  Alexander,  28o  6  6 

Malcolm,  W.,  3o  6a 

MaUins,  George,  14o  46 

Maloney,  Alexander,  9  d  6  6 

Manchester,  Matthew  Thomas,  5  d  8  f 

Manby,  George,  14o  4  6 

Manero,  Alejandro  Antonio,  11  n  6  a 

A.  A.  &  J,  M.  Fernandez,  9  d  6  a 

Mann,  Bklward,  17o  6a 

Manners,  William,  21  o  6  a 

Manning,  John,  jun.,  806a 


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BankraptoieB  (continued). 

Mansell,  M.,  lOo  6  d      • 

MarchingtoD,  John,  I2d  6b 

William,  I2d  6  6 

Marendez,  G.  D.,  26  d  ie 

Mark,  George,  3  o  6  a 

Markwick,  U.,  jun.,  81  o  G  a 

Marks,  Abraham,  31  o  6  a 

D.  M.,  14  »  ia 

Nahaam,  lOo  6a 

Marple,  Enos,  28  o  6  6 

Marriott,  H.  W.,  12d  6  6 

Samuel  W.,  7  n  7b 

Marsden,  Nathan,  28  o  6  6 

Marsh,  Thomas,  11  n-  6  a 


Marshall,  Frederick  Burnett  Thomas,  9  d  6o 

James  &  George,  7 o  5a 


Martin,  J.,  jun.,  7  n  7b 
Martin,  Frederick,  14n  4a 

—  John, 31 0  6  a 

—  Robert,  14n  4a 

—  William  Frederick,  17  o  6  a 

—  William  George,  24  o  4  a 
Martindale,  F.,  7  n  7  6 
Marx,  William  Conrad,  4  n  7  a 
Mason,  A.,  11  n  6  a 

—  B.,  7  «  7  6 

—  H.  R.,  I9d  6a 

—  Samuel,  3o  6a 
William,  28  n  5  e 


Musten,  Thomas  H.  C,  19  rf  G  a 

Massej,  John,  18  n  5  e 

Joseph,  ISn  5e 

Maw,  John,  28o  6  6 

Matthews,  Robert,  7  »  7  6 

Thomas,  28  o  6  6 

William,  14o  4  6 

Matson,  Charles  Edward,  7  n  7  6 

Maurice,  Elias,  9  rf  6  6 

Samuel  Solomon,  7  n  7  6 


Maxwell,  J.  P.,  5rf  8  a 
May,  Robert,  2d  Sf 
—  Samuel,  12d  6  6 


Mayali,  Robert,  21  n  6  a 

Mayer,  Edw.  Jacob  Anthony,  23  <2  6  6 

Mayhew,  J.,  4  n  7  a 

Maynaid,  W.  &  E.,  7  n  7  6 

Mayon,  Edw.  Archibald,  11  «  6  a 

Maysey,  John,  24  o  4  a 

M'Bean,  W.,  7  n  7  6 

M'Clarty,  Wm.  James,  14n  4a 

M*Cullum,  J.,  28  o  6  6 

M'Connell,  T.,  23rf  6  6 

M*Cutcheon,  Thomas  Lister,  17  o  6  a 

M'Dermott,  E.,  10  o  6  a 

M'Donald,  R,,  28  n  6/ 

M'Oarth,  John,  19rf  6a 

M'Keand,  J.,  2  rf  3/ 

M'Laren,  W.,  3o  6a 

M'Leod,  J.,  26  n  66 

. M'Malley,  Jas.,  and  Wm.  Beardmore,  12  rf  6  6 

M*Menemy,  C,  1 7  o  6  a 

M'Millan,  T.,  4  n  7  a 

Mead,  O.  R.,  23  d  6  6 

Mead,  W.,  9  d  6  a 

Meagher,  Lawrence,  7  o  6  o 


Bankruptcies  (continued). 

Meara,  Isaac,  4  n  7  a 

Meason,  Malcolm  Ronald  Laing,  17  o  6  a 

Medlock,  W.,  18n  5« 

Meek,  J.,  16  d  46 

Melvin,  J.,  &  Co.,  30d  5  a 

Mercer,  H.,  8  o  6  a 

Merchant,  Jonah,  12d  6  6 

Merifieldi  James,  1 9  d  6  a 

Merlin,  Fletcher,  9d  66 

Merrett,  Frederick,  17  o  6  a 

Merrick,  William,  6d  8^ 

Metcalf,  Leonard,  4n  7  a 

Miall,  T.  D.  P.,  11  n  6  a 

Mickesch,  John  Henry,  28  fi  5  e 

Milbum,  George,  21o  6a 

Miles,  Albert,  3o  6a 

Milford,  William,  jun.,  9  d  6  a 

Millard,  Frederick  John,  12d  66 

Miller,  J.,  17o  6a— 14»  46 

J.  B.,  lOo  66 

John,  &  Robert  Fennick,  28o  6  6 

R.,  lOo  66 

William,  26d  4c 

Mills,  James,  21  o  6  a 

Wm.  Jessie.  7  n  7  6 


Minot,  John  E.,  21  n  6  a 

Minto,  Luke,  26  d  4  e 

Mitchell,  Thomas,  28  o  G  6 

Moir,  G.,  23  d  6  6 

Monkman,  Thomas,  23  d  6  6 

Moody,  James,  3  o  6  a 

Mooney,  Thomas,  7  o  5  a 

Moor,  George,  31  o  6  a 

G.  J.,  21  0  6  a 

John,  3  o  6  a 

Moore,  William  Wright,  2d  3/ 

Moores,  Joseph,  18  »  6  <  < 

Moorhouse,  George,  23  d  6  6 

Moorley,  J.,  28  o  6  6 

Moors,  James  Wadlow,  21  o  6  a 

Morel,  Alfred,  2d  3/ 

Morgan,  George  Cosmo,  7 n  7b 

Henry,  28n  50 

James,  16d  4  6 

John,  81 o  6  a 

Thomas,  24o  4a 

Mority,  John,  10  o  6  a 

Morris,  Charles,  17  o  6  a 

Edmund,  7  o  6  a 

G.,  24o  4a 

Henry,  12  d  6  6 

Hubert,  28  o  6  6 

John,  rid  66 

Morrison,  J.  M.,  14  n  4  6 

Morse,  John  W.,  23d  66 

Morton,  H.  &  C.  80d  6o 

Moses,  Lewis  &  David,  25  n  6  a 

Moss,  Samuel,  18  n  5e 

Moughton,  James  Harding,  14o  4  6 

Mould,  William,  6d  8d 

Mousley,  Edw.,  19  d  6  a 

Muir,  Peter,  21  o  6  a 

Mullock,  Frederick,  18  n  5  c 

Mumford,  W.,  10  o  6  a 

Muncey,  Alfred,  11  n  6  a 


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BankraptdfiB  (continued). 

Munro,  J.,  28  n  6/ 

Murch,  Edw.,  28n  5« 

Murphy,  Nicholas,  19  d  6  a 

Murray,  James,  6  rf  8  c 

M.,  6d  Se 

Mushet,  Wm.  Doyd,  7  n  7  b 

Myatt,  Edw.  Brassington,  -in  7  a 

Muzzall,  John  Henry,  28 n  Se 

Napper,  Thomas,  26d  4e 

Nash,  Frederick,  3  o  6  a 

Naylor,  Qeoi^e,  9  rf  6  6 

J.,  11  n  6  a 

Neill,  J.,  1<»  4  6 

Neilson,  Q.,  19d  6  a 

Nelson,  John,  2d  8/ 

Newman,  Charles  Robert,  21  o  G  a 

James,  14o  4a 

Newton,  H.,  4  n  7  a 

Nicholas,  William,  10  o  6  a 

NichoUs,  C,  9  d  6  6 

John,  in  7 a 


BankraptdeB  {continued). 

Paffe,  Edward,  19  d  6  a 

John  Lane,  81  o  6 a 

W.  A.,  80d  5a 

Pagani,  Isaiah,  4  n  7  a 

Pain,  Edwin  William,  23d  66 

Paine,  Henry,  21o  6a 

Johii,  &  John  Slaughter,  11 1»  6  a 


Nicholson,  G.,  7  n  7  6 

—  J.,  7  »  9  c 

—  T.,  24  o  4  6 
Nicol,  D.  A.,  lln  6o 

Niell,  Thomas  Wood,  14  o  4  6 
Nixon,  Rev.  Edward,  12  d  6  o 
Noble,  Samuel,  4  n  7  a 
W.,  28  o  6  6 


Painter,  W..  12d  66 

Palfrey,  Charles,  lOo  6« 

Palmer,  James,  26  o  6  6 

William,  7n  76 

Pardy,  William,  10  o  6  a 

Parker,  John,  14o  46 

Parkes,  John,  19d  6a 

Samuel,  7  o  6  a 

W.,  14o  46 

Parkinson,  R.,  28  a  6  6 

Parkman,  James,  4  »  7  a 

Parks,  Charles,  4  n  7  o 

Parr,  G.  A.,  10  o  6  a 

Parry,  Charles,  &,  Caleb  David  Watson.  1> 


6a 


Nodder,  Richard  Joseph,  6  d  8  c 

Norcliff,  Joseph,  28  n  5  e 

Norman,  Edward,  lOo  6a 

Normanton,  James,  sen.  &  jun,,  7  o  5a 

Norris,  Thomas,  26  d  4  « 

North,  John  Charles,  26  d  4  c 

Norton,  W.,  2  d  3/ 

Norton-Dawson,  A.,  31  o  66 

Nottingham,  Robert,  21  o  6  a 

Noyce,  Q.,  26  d  4  e 

Nurse,  Henry  Wyatt,  19  d  6  6 

Oakes,  Geo.,  27  o  6  6 

Gates,  George,  23  d  6  6 

Gdell,  Emily,  4  »  7  a 

Ogden,  Francis,  25  n  6  6 

Oldham,  Alfred,  7  n  7  6 

J.,  l7o  6  a 

Oliver,  Stephen,  25  n  6  a 

OUif,  Francis,  28d  6  5 

O'Neill,  Arthur  James,  31  o  6  a 

Gnu,  John,  23  d  6  6 

Orson,  J.  J.,  16d  4  6 

Oi-ton,  Samuel,  9  d  6  6 

Orchard,  James,  4  n  7  a 

Orders,  James,  lln  6a 

Ostorin,  Daniel,  12d  66 

Otty,  M.,  28n  5e 

Overton,  E.  B.,  11  n  66 

John,  5  d  8  e 

M.  0.,21o  6a 

Owen,  David  Lewis,  25  n  6  6 

Robert,  9d  6  6 

W.,  9d  6a 


—  Godfrey,  3o  6a 

—  John,  sen.,  21  o  6  a 

—  R.,  28d  66 

—  Robert  Griffith,  26d  4e 
Parsons,  Joseph,  14  n  4  a 

William,  14o  4  6 


Owles,  Thomas,  17o  6a 
Owston,  William  Shhter,  25  n  6  6 
Page,  Alfred  Warren,  lOo  6a 
24 


Parton,  Thomas,  14n  4a 

PasoaU,  G.  W.,  jun.,  lln  Qa 

Pascoe,  S.,  14  »  4  a 

Pashley,  Francis,  24o  4a 

Pask,  John,  23  d  66 

Pasley,  T.,  9d  6  b 

Passmore,  E.,  12  d  6  6 

Paxman,  Robert  Sparrow,  23  d  6  6 

Payne,  George,  21  h  6  a 

Randall,  7 o  5a 

W.,  9d  66 

Peace,  Henry,  7  o  5  a 

M..5d  Se 

Peacock,  G.,  9  d  6  6 

Peake,  Henry,  81  o  6  a 

Peaknoan,  John,  80  d  5  a 

— '—  Pearee,  Charles,  19d  6  6 
James  Francis,  10  o  6  a 

John,  9  d  6  6 

Robert,  14n  4a 

Thomas,  28  n  5  e 

WUliam,  16  d  4  6 

Pearoey,  Silvanus,  25  n  6  6 

Peaidon,  R.  H.,  19  d  6  6 

Pearse,  R.,  &  H.  E.  B«er,  28  n  5  * 

William,  4n  7a 

Pearson,  Joseph,  14  o  4  6 

Thomas,  24o  4a 


Peat,  J.,  9 d  6a 
Joseph,  17 o  6a 


Peck,  A.  S.,  lln  6a 

Pedley,  B.,  7o  5a 

Peel,  George,  7  o  6  a 

Peers,  Alfred,  23d  6  6 

Peigot,  Marius  Louis,  14n  4  a 

Pelling,  George,  2  d  3/ 

Pemberton,  Edw.  Thomas^  12d  6  c 


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BankrapftoieB  (continued). 

Pengilly,  John,  90d  5a 

Penney,  John,  31  o  6  a 

Pentold,  Wm.  James,  dd  6a 

Pepper,  Gales,  7  n  7  6 

Percival,  Spenser,  28 n  Be 

Perkins,  Charles,  17  o  6a 

Robert,  21  n  6  a 

Perks,  William,  23  rf  6  6 

Perry,  Edwin,  26  n  6  a 

Robert,  21  o  6  a 

Pervanoglu,  J.  A.,  19rf  6a 

Peters,  Edward  John,  10  o  6  a 

James,  28  d  6  ft 


JPeterson,  Thomas  Paxton,  24  o  4  <r 

Pother,  Samuel  Robert,  8  o  6  a 

Petrie,  D.,  21 »  6  a 

Pettemati,  Joseph,  16d  4b 

Pettite,  Edward,  21  o  6a 

Phelps,  Jane  Elizabeth,  6d  Se 

W.  T.  H.,6d  Sd 

Phillips,  Edw.,  3  o  6  a 

E.  P.  B.,  28 »  5c 

(reorge,  19  d  6  a 

Jesse,  12  d  6  c 

John,  81  o  6  a—  21  n  6  a— 26  n-  6  6^ 

Joseph,  28  o  6  6 

Moses,  14  n  4  a 

Samuel,  2  d  8/ 

W.,  14o  46 

Pickard,  Thomas,  23  d  6  6 

PickersgiU,  Edwin,  lOo  6a 

Pickett,  Augustus,  16  d  4  6^ 

Joseph,  31  o  6  a 


Pickles,  Lewis,  21  o  6  a 
Pickup,  James,  7  w  7  6 
Pidding,  £.  B.,  16d  4h 
Pidding  &  Indale,  147^  4<r 
Pidgeon,  Francis,  28  o^  6  6 
Pierotti,  Mary  Ann,  14  o  4  fr 
Pike,  John,  lln  6a 
Pilditch,  William  Smith,  14n  4ff 
Pile,  Oeorge,  21  o  6  a 
Pilton,  Samuel  Dyer,  3  o  6  a 
Pimen,  James,  12d  6  & 
Pinder,  James,  1 1  n  6  a 
Place,  Thos.  John,  26  d  *« 
Playford,  W.,  7  0  5  a 
Plumb,  J.  B.,  12d  66 
Plummer,  John,  28  n  5  f 
Plumpton,  Thos,,  80  d  5  a 
Podger,  George,  7  o  6  a 
Pollard,  Q«orge  Slater,  17  o  6  » 

—  Henry  William,  7  n  7  6 

—  James,  21  n  6  a 

—  Samuel,  2  d  3/ 
Ponton,  F.  W.,  16d  4  6 
Poole,  George,  21  a  6  a 
PoppletoB,  Edward,  19  d  6o 
Porter,  H.,  7n  7  6 

Post,  John,  16d  4  6 
Potchett,  C.  C,  17o  6a 
Potter,  J.,  SO d  5a 
Powell.  Benjamin,  2d  3/ 

—  C,  19d  66 

—  Joseph  H.,  7n  7  6 


Bankruptcies  (continued). 

Powell,  Richard,  25  n  6  6 

W.  S.,9d  6a 

Power,  Maria,  7o  Sa 

Prate,  W.,  2d  8/ 

Preece,  Isaac,  23d  6 6 

W..  9d  6a 


Prentice,  David,  2  d  3/ 

Preston,  Harriet,  31  o  6  a 

James,  81  o  6  a 


Price,  David,  12d  6c 

—  James,  &  Francis  Lucas,  10  o  6  a 

—  John,  30d  5a 

—  Mary,  26  d  4  «5 
Wm.  Henry,  7  n  7  6 


Prince,  Alex.,  &  Alex.  Charies  Montague. 

14»  4a 

Probert,  William,  16d  4  6 

Proctor,  William,  17  o  6  a 

Puckett,  Geo.  Wm.,  5d  8 d 

Pagh,  John  Devereux,  5  d  8  c 

Pybus,  Christopher,  17  o  6  a 

Pyle,  Edw.,  30  d  6  a 

Pym,  Joseph,  25  n  6  6 

Quarry,  Thos.  Bloomfield,  23  d  6  6 

Quigley  &  Reed,  26  d  4/ 

Quinn,  C.  H.  &  A.  A.,  6  d  8  d 

Radley,  Charles,  2d  8/ 

Raggatt,  Joseph  Hardy,  14o  4  6 

Rainholt,  A.,  26d  4e 

Raker,  Robert  Salter,  3  o  6  a 

Ramplee,  James,  24  o  4  a 

Ramsbottom,  James,  2  d  3/ 

Randall,  Thomas,  17  o  6  a 

Thomas  Lowday,  30  d  5  a 

Rankin,  William  Humfrey,  4  n  7  a 

Raphael,  Henry,  14  n  4  a 

Ratcliff,  James,  17o  6a 

Rault,  Louis,  23  d  6  6| 

Ravenscroft,  Geoi^ge,  31  o  6  a 

Rawlingson,  Christopher,  24  o  4  a 

Rayner,  John,  19  d  6  a 

Rayner,  7 o  5a 

Reader,  George,  21  n  6  a 

Reading,  Charles,  7  n  7  6 

George,  9  d  6  a 

Redshaw,  J.,  24  o  4  a 

Reece,  Edw.,  5  d  8  « 

Marianne,  25  n  6  a 


Reed,  James,  17  o  6  a 

Rees,  David,  23  d  6  6 

J.  H.  &  E.  R.,  16d  46 

Richard,  9  d  6  6 

WillUm,  23d  66 

Reaves,  James,  7  n  7  6 

Renfrew,  J.  T.,  25  »  6  6 

Rennison,  William,  25  n  6  6 

Renwick,  David,  16  d  4  6 

M.,  21»  66 

Retallack,  George,  3  o  6  a 

Revell,  John,  30d  5a 

Reynolds,  J.,  21  n  6  a— 2  d  3/ 

Tom,  7n  7  6 

William,  26  d  4  c 

Rhodes,  Stephen,  26d  ic 

William,  8  o  6  o 

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Bonkraptcies  (continued). 

Ribbons,  Thomas,  Id  d  6a 

Rice,  Henry,  26d  4e 

Richard,  Richard,  25  »  6  6 

Richards,  Edw.  Cooper,  Ho  ib 

Herbert  Peter,  28  o  6  6 

■ Jamea,  24  o  4  a 

— John,  7  0  5  a 

J.,  28n  5e 

Samuel  Wannerton,  24  o  4  a 

Thomas,  7n  7b 

Richardson,  A.,  28  o  66 

C.  R.,  ]6c£  46 

James,  23d  6b 

Richard,  28  %  5  c 

Thomas,  24o  4a 

T.  A.,  24o  4a 

Riches,  Eliza,  &  C.  Bradley,  5d  Be 

Robert,  9d  6b 

Ricketts,  E.,  4»  7a 

George,  7  o  5  a — 28  o  6  6 


RiddlestorflFer,  G.  A.,  jun.,  31  o  6  a 

Ridley,  George,  I9d  6b 

Rigby,  J,  7o  5a 

Riley,  F.,  11 »  6  a 

B,mg,  Richard,  31  o  6  a 

Rippen,  Anne,  23d  6b 

Ritchie,  A.,  28»  6« 

Ritson,  C,  21 »  6  a 

Rivers,  Jas.  Brown,  28  o  6  6 

Robb,  A.,  SOd  6  a 

Robbins,  Henry,  9d  6a 

Roberts,  J.,  21 »  6  a 

Samuel  Henry,  4  n-  7  a 

Thomas,  11  n  6a— 25»  6  6— 28n  5c 

WUliam,  21o  6a^l6d  46 

Robertson,  Charles  James,  10  o  6  a 

J.,  28o  66— 21»  6a 

R.,  3  0  6  a 

T.,  21o  66 

Robinson,  Annie,  10  o  6  a 

Bryan,  21»  6a 

E.  G.,  7  n  7  6 

F.,  28  0  6  6 

F.  W..  31  0  6  a 

G.,  21o  6a 

John,  18 »  5e— 2d  3/ 

Joseph,  16d  46 

Joseph  G.,  28  0  6  6 

Michael,  17  o  6  o 

M.  B.,  2d  Sf 

Thomas,  28  w  5  c 

Robottam,  Thomas,  7  »  7  6 

Robson,  John,  10  o  6  a 

R.,  5d  Se 


Rocke,  A.  B.,  31  o  6  a 

Rodrique,  Pierre  Mariusj  2d  3/ 

Roe,  Charles,  24  o  4  a 

Rogers,  S.  L.,  lOo  6a 

W.  J.,  16  d  4  6 

Rolls,  Richard,  jun.,  2d  3/ 

Romanel,  Phineaa  Henry,  28  n  5  £ 

Ross,  David,  21 »  6  a 

J.,  7  »  7  c 

R.,  16d  4  6 


Routledge,  Alfred  William,  9d  6a 

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Bankraptcies  {continued). 

Rowell,  L.  B.,  21 »  6  a 

Rowlands,  Edwin,  14  o  4  6 

Rubotham,  Charles,  28  ?i  5  e 

Rudall,  John.  25»  6  6 

Rushton,  A.,  lOo  6  a 

T.,  6d  8e 

Russell,  Charles,  17  o  6  a 

John,  14n  4a 

M.,  or  Elder,  19  d  6  6 

W.,  lln  6  a 

Ruthven,  J.  &  A.,  81  o  6  6 

Rutter,  James,  12d  6  6 

Rylance,  John  H.,  3  o  6  a 

By  ley,  John,  lOo  6a 

Sadd,  William,  25n  6a 

Sadler,  D.  B.,  2  d  3/ 

Sainsbury,  George  Brice,  12d  66 

Salkett,  Robert,  12d  66 

Salmon,  Henry,  31  o  6  a 

Salt,  Edwin,  21  o  6  a 

Salvidge,  James,  9  d  6  6 

Sams,  John  Richard,  18 1»  5  e 

Samuel,  Israel,  18  »  5e 

Sanderson,  Matthias,  9  d  6  6 

Sandry,  Mary  Williams,  14n  4a 

Sang,  Hannah,  9  d  6  6 

Sanger,  George,  lOo  6a 

Sargeant,  Arthur  T.,  25  »  6  6 

Sargent,  A.  T.,  23d  6  6 

J.,  11  n  6o 

Sarll,  Charles  Samuel,  2d  3/ 

Sarvant,  Levi,  26d  4e 

Saturley,  William,  28  »  5  « 

Saunders,  Hugh  Ward,  9  d  6  a 

Wm.  Jacob,  lin  46 

Saundry,  Richard,  26d  4c 

Saunt,  Thomas,  23d  66 

Saurbrey,  Peter,  21  m  6  a 

Savage,  C.  U.,  28  n  5e 

Richard,  jun.,  12d  6r 

Saward,  James,  14n  4  a 

Sawers,  J.,  9d  66 

Saxby,  WiUiam,  3o  6a 

Saxton,  John,  6d  Se 

Saywell,  Edwin,  14»  4  6 

Scaife,  W.  S.,26d  4e 

Scantlebury,  J.  V.,  16d  4  6 

Scarborough,  John,  5d  8« 

Schade,  F.  W.,  16d  4  6 

Frederick  William,  14n  46 

Schafer,  Adam,  12d  6  6 

Scholdeld,  Amos,  7  »  7  6 

Schwartz,  Jacob,  4  »  7  a 

Sclater,  James,  14  n  4  a 

Scott,  Andrew,  28  o  6  fr 

Thomas,  24  o  4  a 

Scratton,  Jabes,  14»  4  a 

Scurr,  John  WilUam,  7  o  5  a 

Seager,  George  William,  18  »  5  e 

Seal,  W.  T.,  9d  6  a 

Sears,  Thomas  Hodeson,  14n  4a 

Seccombe,  William  Climo,  &  Daniel  John 

Laive,  lOo  6a 

Sedden,  Edward,  31  o  6  a 

Selden,  James,  28  n  5  e 


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Bankraptdes  (continued). 

BankmptoieB  (eontinved). 

Sellwood,  John,  11  n  6  a 

Smith,  R.,  17  0  6  a— 14  n  4  6—12  d  6c 

. Seth,  Guatav.  Wilhelm  Louis,  17o  6a 

Sevens,  Thos.,  28o  6  6 

William     1  <i  TL    1  .? 

W.  C,  sen.,  7  n  7  6 

Severn,  E.,  28  o  6  6 

Smithers,  Frederick,  17  o  6  a 

Sewell,  Nathaniel,  19«  4  6 

Smither,  William,  26  d  4  c 

Seymour,  Alfred  Wilkinson,  12d  6  c 

Sneath,  John  Sorfleet,  23  d  6  6 

Shaken,  G.  J.,  7  o  6  a 

Snowdown,  J.,  sen.,  24  o  4  6 

Shakespeare,  Benjamin,  5  d  8  e 

Soar,  Joseph,  7  n  7  6 

Shand,  A.,  28  o  6  6 

Solomon,  Bamett,  30  d  5  a 

Shargool,  Edwin,  14n  46 

Somerville,  John  William,  31  o  6  a 

Sharman,  Henry,  18«  5c 

Sonley,  William,  23d  6  6 

Sharp,  Alfred,  25n  6  6 

Soons,  Edwin  Valentine,  17  o  6  o 

Sharpe,  John,  7 o  5e 

Southgate,  Henry,  19  d  6  a 

Shaw,  Edwin,  I2d  6e 

Spaeven,  E.  &  M.,  25  n  6  6 

Ornrfrr    ^  ri   f\  rr 

Spalding,  George  Thomas,  24  o  4  a 

JXf^Ytr^    7  n    7  ^ 

Sparrow,  Jacob,  11  »  6a 

James  Bentley,  To  5a 

W.,25»  6a 

James  Joseph,  28  n  5  « 

Spearman,  William.  21  n  6  a 

Joseph,  28  0  6  6 

Speed,  Robert,  14  «  4  6 

W.,  18n  5« 

Speedy,  Henry  Peter,  2d  8/ 

Shearman,  Thomas,  12rf  6c 

Spence,  Sawyer,  9  d  6  a 

Sheldrick,  Samuel,  26  rf  4  e 

Spencer,  A.,  7  n  76 

Shelton,  William,  l7o  6o 

Shepherd,  Joseph,  28  n  5  c 

Orvirtrn    1  fi  <^    Ah 

J.,  2io  4a 

'WilHnm     11  n    (K  n 

Sherman,  W.,  26  d  4  c 

W.,  31  0  6  a— 9  d  6  6 

Shillam,  William,  25n  6  6 

William,  &  John  Norton,  17  o  6  a 

Shilstone,  R.,  28  n  6  f 

Spicer,  Jeremiah,  80  d  6  a 

Shipman,  Thomas,  3  o  6  a 

Spilsbury,  John,  8  o  6  a 

Shimeld,  Thomas,  81  o  6  a 

Spowart,  George,  2  d  6  a 

Shobbrook,  John  T.,  9rf  6* 

Spring,  W.  W.,  6d  8c 

Sbortland,  W.,  jun.,  12rf  6r 

Squire,  John,  25  n  6  6 

Shreeve,  Charles,  9  rf  6  6 

Squirrell,  J.,  26n  6  a 

Shnibsole,  C.  H.,  21  n  6a            # 

Stables,  George,  23  d  6  6 

Simcox,  Thomas,  \2d  6c 

Stead,  William  Henry,  31  o  6  a 

Simpkins,  Thomas,  SO  rf  6  a 

Stagg,  Adolphus,  18  n  5  c 

Simpson,  Spencer,  3  o  6  a 

Luke,  30  d  6  a 

Sinclair,  A.,  2rf  3/ 

Thomas,  12  d  6  c 

Sipless,  Maria  Eliza,  26  d  4  c 

Stamp,  J.,  3  0  6  a 

Skidmore,  Isaiah,  28»  6c 

-^-  Stanbury,  WUliam,  lOo  6a 

Skinner,  Henry,  28n  5e 

Staniforth,  C,  21  n  6  a 

Skall,  W.,  16d  4  6 

Stanley,  Frib  Albert,  12d  6  6 

Slater,  Thomas,  la o  6 a— 24 d  it 

Staples,  WiUiam,  4n  7a 

Smart,  J.  A.,  21  o  6  6 

Stanworth,  C,  12d  6c 

SamueL  30  d  5  a 

Steadman,  Charles,  28  o  6  6 

Smeed,  Henry,  21  d  4  c 
Smikiss,  Meshach,  1 7  o  6  a 
Smith,  A.,  11  n  6a 

—  Alfred,  7  o  6  a 

—  Ann,  7  0  6  a 

—  Charles,  28  n  5  c 

—  D.,  21  0  6  6 

—  David,  sen.,  30  d  5  a 

—  Edwin,  ft  Son,  18  n  5  c 

—  F.,  6  d  8  c 

—  G.,  28  »  6  c 

--  George,  21  n  6  a 

—  Henry,  4  n  7  a — 19  d  6  6 

—  J.,  8  o  6  a — 24  o  4  o— 21  n  6  a— 19  d  6  6 

—  James,  23  d  7  6 

—  John,  31  a  6 a — 11  n  6 a— 21  n  6a 

—  John  Clark,  12  d  6  6 

—  J.  M.,  17o  6  a 

—  M.,  11»  6a 

—  Mary  Ann,  ft  Robert  Hargreaves,  9  d  6  a 


Steam,  William  Henry,  17  o  6  a 

Stears,  Thomas  William,  ft  John,  14o  4  6 

Stabbing,  L.,  14  o  4  6 

Steel,  T.,  28  n  5/ 

Steele,  H.,  5  d  8  c 

S.,  16d  4  6 

Steer,  George,  10  o  6  a 

Stephens,  James,  12  d  6  6 

Stephenson,  James  Charles,  28  n  5  c 

Sterling,  Henry  Peter,  10  o  6  a 

— ^  Stevens,  Mary,  24  o  4  a 

W.,  jun.,  11 »  6  a 

William  John,  14  o  4  6 

Stewart,  P.,  5  d  8  c 

Stiles,  Edmund,  3  o  6  a 

Stilmg,  Thomas,  30  d  5  a 

Still,  Frederick  WiUiam,  2  d  8/ 

Stimpson,  Samuel,  2d  3/ 

Thomas,  11 »  6  a 


Stitchbury,  James,  7  o  5  a 


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BankraptdeB  (coiUinued). 

Stoddart,  G.  A.  C,  28  »  5  c 

Stone,  George,  16  c{  4  6 

Joseph,  21  0  6  a 

W.  J.,  2d  3/ 

Stonecliffe,  Bartholomew,  12(1  6 e 

Stonhani,  William,  2  d  8/ 

Stonier,  J.,  21  n  6  a 

Stoppard,  John,  7 o  5a 

Stopper,  G.  B.,  23d  6 6 

Stormont,  H.  J.,  12  d  6  c 

Story,  Wilson  Fawcett,  28  n  5  e 

Strachan,  J.,  25  n  6  6 

Straight,  Samuel,  19  d  6  a 

Straker,  Richard,  12d  6f 

Stratford,  Daniel,  12d  6  6 

■  Straw,  George,  10  o  6  a 
Street,  a,  26  d  4/ 

Strepham,  Henry,  3  o  6  a 

Strickland,  James,  26  d  4  e 

Stubbins,  Henry,  28  n  5  c 

Stuhmer,  Frederick,  25  n  6  a 

Sturgess,  William,  24  o  ia 

SufiBing,  Jeremiah,  14  n  4  6 

Sully,  George,  16  d  4  6 

Summers,  John,  24  o  4  u 

Thomas,  31  o  6  o 

W.,  5d  8e 

Surridge,  P.,  14o  4  6 

Surrey,  James  George,  9  d  6  a 

Sussman,  William,  14?t  4  6 

Sutcliffe,  Robert,  26  d  4  « 

.  Sutton,  Thomas,  9  d  6  6 

Thomas  H.,  23  d  6  6 

Swallow,  R.  L.,  19  d  6  a 

Swanson,  George  &  John,  3  o  6  a 

Swatridge,  Thomas  Sydenham,  3  o  6  o 

Swinnerton,  J.,  28  n  5  e 

Swinnock,  Augustus,  25  n  6  a 

Symes,  John,  28  n  5  e 

Symon,  A.,  19  d  6  6 

Tagg,  C.  W.,  19  d  6  a 

Talbot,  Frank,  3  o  6  a 

John,  26  d  4  c 

Tandy,  Frederick,  17  o  6  a 

Tapner,  Joseph,  2  d  3/ 

Talbot,  Richard  Berry,  28  n  5  e 

Tarpey,  Martin,  24  o  4  a 

Tate,  John  Arthur  Henry,  31  o  6  a 

Tatterefield,  Henry,  12  d  6  6 

Taylor,  Abraham,  2  d  3/ 

C.  F.,  7n  76 

David,  28  0  6  6 

Henry,  21  o  6  a 

J.,  31 0  66 

James,  25  n  6  6 

John  Jasper,  11  n  6  a 

Joseph,  30  d  5  a 

P.,  7o  5a 

Thomas,  2  d  3/ 

William,  1 8  n  5  « 

■—  William  Swindall,  28  o  6  6 

Tazewell,  Jesse,  4  n  7  a 

Teall,  W.  W.,  21  o  6a 

Tebbutt,  John,  jun.,  5  d  8  e 

Temple,  Frank,  2  d  8/ 

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Bankmptcies  {eantinved^. 
Templeton,  J.  S.,  4  n  7  a 

Teflfts,  C.  5d  8e 

Terry,  George,  21  n  6  a 

Tetley,  W.  &.  B.,  9d  6  6 

Thayers,  J.,  14  o  4  6 

ThirketUe,  W.,  14n  46 

Thick,  A.,  24o  4o 

Thomas,  John,  26  d  4  e 

Thompson,  George,  25  n  6  6 

John,  28  «  6  6 

M.,  &  W.  Richardson,  24  o  4  a 

Thonason,  Charles,  16  d  4  6 

Peter,  7n  76 

Tilden  George,  &  Thomas  Anthony,  9  J 


6a 


Thomas, C,  18n  5e 

—  Frederick  William,  14n  4a 

—  Geo]:ge,  28  n  5  e 

—  Gwilym  D.,  30  d  5  a 

—  Henry,  lln  6a 

—  Nicholas,  25  n  6  6 

—  Richard,  10  o  6a 

—  William,  26  »  66 
ThomhiU,  John,  14  »  4  6 

William  H.,  lOo  6a 


Thornill,  J.  T.,  28  n  5e 

Thornton,  Joseph,  2  d  8/ 

Thrayes,  Geoi^e,  23  d  6  6 

Thresher,  W.,  9  d  6  6 

Thrippleton,  William,  26  d  4  e 

Thurston,,  Robert,  81  o  6  a 

Thwaites,  George,  7»  76 

Tibbetts,  Thomas,  7  o  5  o 

Tidawell,  Thomas,  24o  4a 

Tiefley,  Matthew,  31  o  6  a 

Tiffin,  Henry,  31  o  6  a 

Tilbury,  J.,  k  W.  H.  Carter,  14  o  46 

Timbrell,  Cornelius,  17  o  6  a 

Timpson,  A.,  14  n  4  a 

Tindale,  M.  F.,  19d  6a 

Tindall,  Geoi^e,  23d  6  6 

Tippett,  Henry,  26d  4e 

Titt,  Geoije  Joseph,  14  o  4  6 

Tointon,  William,  4  n  7  a 

Toleman,  John,  7  o  5  a 

Tolton.  William,  l4o  4  6 

Tomalin,  T.,  31  o  6  a 

WUliam,  17  o  6  a 

Tomkinson,  R.,  sen.  and  jun.,  3  o  6  a 

Tomlin,  Henry  Charles,  28  o  6  6 

Tommy,  Henry,  sen.,  31  o  6  a 

Tompkins,  William,  14  o  4  6 

Topham,  R.,  2  d  3/ 

Robert,  5  d  8  e 

Topper,  J.,  11  n  6  a 

Tovey,  Isaac,  2Sn  5e 

Townsend,  William,  25  »  6  a 

Train,  Thomas  Kel«ey,  31  o  6  a 

Tregaskia,  Thos.  P.,  23d  6  6 

Tretwell,  Samuel,  11  n  6  a 

Trevarrian,  Kdw.  George,  12d  6r 

Truemans,  Charles  WilHam,  18n  5e 

Trevett,  Samuel,  l7o  6a 

Tucker,  Richard,  10  o  6  a 

Tuck,  Charles,  80 d  5a 


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Bankraptcies  (cimtinued). 

BankniptcieB  {continued). 

Turner,  Charles  Hamilton,  31  o  6  a 

Ward,  Abraham,  11 »  6  o 

C.  H.,  Un  4a 

David,  14o  4  6 

P^nliT  Jnlin    91  n   R  a. 

.    FrlwATf)    M  n.   4  h 

John,  12d  6c 

Joseph,  10  0  6  a— 2d  3/ 

Toar^rtVi     9ft  n    d  h 

J    y     (i^  n  f{  ti 

Ritlw^rt    1  fi  n.  fi  I* 

Thnmnii  Alfred    19  d  6  a 

AiLmiiel    1 9  d  6  1! 

TVinrrtiua  T  nwin.    '\Q  rl   f{  h 

RtimiiAl  RnntftAv    lOd  A& 

Turrall,  J.  D.,  23  d  6  6 

W.,  19d  6a 

Turtle,  Jacob  Ainslie,  23  d  6  6 

Wame,  W.  G.,  18n6« 

TurabuU,  WilUam,  26d  ie 

Wamingham,  Thomas,  9  d  6  6 

Tweedy,  Geo.  Morton,  23  o  4  a 

Warren,  H.  E^  14  0  4  c 

Tween,  T.  J.,  9d  66 

Wartnaby,  John,  12n  6o 

Tyler,  John,  23  d  6  6 

Wamock,  J.,  28  n  6/ 

Tyree,  Wm.,  16d  4  6 

Wasserburger,  A.,  16  d  4  6 

Tyrrell,  FranciB,  28  o  6  6 

Watson,  John,  28  o  6  6 

S.,  26  »  6  a 

J.,  28  n  5/ 

Ulett,  C,  14o  4  6 

Watt,  Samuel,  12  d  6  6 

Underhill,  Charlea,  2d  3/ 

Weavill,  John,  31  o  6  a 

Unwin,  George,  16  d  4  6 

Webb,  John,  12  d  6  c 

Vaile,  Wintour,  9  d  6  6 

S.,  31  0  6  a 

Valette,  Marcal,  14  n  4  o 

Webster,  John,  2  d  3/    5  d  8  e 

VardUl,  J.  J.,  16d  46 
Vaughan,  B.,  26d  4c 

Willi  Am  Parrlnp    R  d  R  *> 

Weeks,  John  &  William,  24 1>  4  a 

David,  9  d  6  6 

Weir,  M.  &Co.,  16d  4  6 

Isaac,  5  d  8  e 

Welch,  Charles  James,  14n  4  6 

Inhn     7  n    7  h 

Grn    Frednrif^k    M  o   4  b 

TVinmnn    7  «i    7  It 

Hf^nr^  MrtRfFi    9*^  //  6  ft 

Ven  Labenner,  W.  &  A.,  19  d  6  a 

J.,  5d  Se 

Vernon,  Samuel,  7  »  7  6 

Mary  Anne,  21  o  6  a 

Tlinmiui  ^^     1  i  n  H  ff 

Wells,  William,  23  d  6  6 
Wellstead,J.,  18n  5e 

Vickers,  J.  T.,  lln  6a      . 

Vickery,  John  Baker,  28  n  5  c 

Wenham,  Edward,  31  o  6  a 

Vidler,  George,  2  d  3/ 

Werry,  Nathaniel  William,  26  d  4 

•  Viggars,  J.,  5  d  8  c 

West,  Edw.,  16d  4  6 

Waddington,  Hartley,  19d  6  a 

Westcott,  James,  jun.,  30  d  5  a 

Wadds,  John,  10  o  6  a 

T.  T.,  31  0  6  a 

Wade,  E.,  24  0  4« 

Wetherlo,  J.  T.,12d  6c 

Joseph,  2d  3/ 

Wetton,  J.  C,  12d  6  c 

^oses&Noah,  19d  6  6 

Whatmufif,  James,  12  d  6  c 

Thomas,  2  d  3/ 

Wheatley,  John,  9  d  6  a 

Wagner,  Emil  David,  14  n  46 

Wheaton,  Richard,  7  »  7  6 

Waight,  John  Chapman,  21  o  6  a 

Wheeler,  E.M.&  J.,  19  d  6  a 

Wakefield,  Obed.,  18/i  5e 

George,  14n  46 

R,,  23  d  6  6 

Joseph,  25  n  6  a 

Wakeford,  Thos.,  28  o  6  6 

Whellams,  Creasey,  26»  66 

Walbach.  Charles  John  Augustus,  3  o  6  a 

Whelpley,  W.  Walker,  lOo  6a 

Wales,  Charles,  17  o  6  a 

Whewill,  William,  30  d  5  a 

Walford,  Daniel  Nathaniel,  28  o  6  6 

Whiley,  George,  11 »  6  a 

Walker,  Arthur  M'Pherson,  16  d  4  6 

Whincup,  T.,  3o  6  a 

Emily,  24  o  4  a 

White,  Arthur  Tuer,  28  d  6  6 

E  C.  M.,  &  D.  A.  Jones,  7  »  7  6 

Charles  Henry,  12d  66 

HfiTirv    4  n  7  CE 

G  B    ''Sn  6  6 

John,  10  0  6  a 

James,  28  d  4« 

Joseph,  26  d  4  < 

John,  18  n  6  c 

M.,  5d  Be 

Tohn  AdolnhtiB  Robort_  28  n   ^  c 

'PU#^««%M«     1  Q  iM      Km 

Truirnh    96  d  A  e 

William,  81  0  6  o— 23  d  6  6 

Richard,  16d  46 

Walley.  Samuel,9d6  6 

S.,  17 0  6a 

Walsh,  John.  28  o  6  6 

S.  G.,  4»  7a 

Mnrir    11  d   ^  r 

T    19d  6  6 

Walter,  Clement,  26d  4  c 

Thomas,  24  o  4  a 

Thomas  Joseph,  31  o  6  a 

W..  lOo  66— 9d  9c 

Walters,  W.M..  18  n  5e 

William,  3o  Qa 

Waplington,  Nathaniel,  26  d  4  e 

William,  jun.,  26d  4c 

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[Oct.  1  to 


Baokraptcies  {c(yntinued). 

Whitefield,  C,  24o  ia 

Whitehead,  George,  9  rf  6  a 

William,  24o  4a 

Whitehouse,  Charles,  5d  8e 

Whitelegg,  Thomas,  26rf  4c 

Whiteley,  W.,  14o  46 

Whitney,  Ann,  7n  7b 

Whittaker,  F.  H.,  3o  6a 

Robert,  12rf  6c 

Whittam,  C,  30d  5a 

Whittington,  J.  T.,  3o  6  a 

Whitwam,  John,  14»  4  6 

Wigg,  F.  J.,16rf  4  6 

Wild,  C,  7o  5a 

Joseph,  28  o  6  6 


Wildsmith,  Joseph  Dobbs,  3  o  6  a 
Wilkinson,  John,  in  7 a 
Wiley,  Thos.  Wm.,  26d  ie 
Willcock,  Samuel,  2rf  3/ 
Willes,  Thomas  Hawkes,  21o  6a 
WUlett,  A.,  7n  76 
Williams,  Elizabeth,  1 7  o  6  a 

—  Fanny,  17o  6a 

—  Henry,  3o  6o 

—  Hugh,  24  o  4  a 

—  James,  5rf  8« — 30  d  5  a 

—  John,  17  o  6  a— 16d  4  6 

—  Mills,  30d  5a 

—  Peter,  24o  4a 

—  R,  28»  6e 

—  T.,  7n  76— 5d  8e 

—  Thomas  Edward,  25n  6a 

—  W.,5d  8« 

—  William,  l7o  6a 
Williamson,  Charles,  jnn.,  24  o  4  a 
Willison,  William,  jun.,  4  »  7  a 
Willoughby,  T.  B.,  25  n  6a 
WUls,  Daniel,  14  n  4  6 

John,  18  n  5e 


Willsher,  G.,  9d  6  6 

Wilmot,  James,  9  d  6  a 

Wilson,  A.,  26  rf  4/ 

A.  &W.  R.  19rf  66 

Francis  E.,  18  »  5  « 

G.  H.,  21  n  6  a 

Jabez  Stead,  2  rf  8/ 

Isaac,  21  0  6  a 

Joseph,  lln  6a 

John  William,  23  d  6  6 

J.  H.,  3  0  6  a 

Matthew,  16  rf  4  6 

Robert,  lOo  6a 

Thomas,  11  n  6  a 

William,  7o  5ar—2So  66 — 2n  66 

Wimpennv,  H.,  28  n  5  e 

Winder,  William,  3  o  6  a 

Wing,  A.  H.  J.,  25  n  6  a 

Wm.  Wesking,  26  d  4  « 

Winslade,  Charles,  5d  Se 

Winstanley,  W.  N.,  19d  6a 

Winter,  Eliaser  de,  28  n  5  e 

Richard,  16  d  4  6 


BankraptcleB  (contimttd), 

Wisher,  Charles,  14n  4a 

W.,  16d  46 

Witham.  Joseph,  28  o  6  6 

Wiltshire.  William,  14  »  46— 5  d  8« 

Witt,  T.  F,  5d  8e 

Wood,  Charles,  17o  6a 

E.,  16d  4  6 

Woodard,  Ephraim,  19  d  6  a 

Woodford,  M.  A.,  19d  66 

Woodrow,  William  Johnson,  18  n  5  r 

Woodward,  T.,  18  »  5  « 

Woof,  R.  T.,  18  n  5  e 

Woolerton,  Thomas,  21  n  6  a 

WooUey,  George,  17  o  6  a 

Henry,  5d  8e 

William,  4  n  7  a 


Winterflood,  John,  28  d  6  6 

Winterholder,  Matthew,  7  «  7  6 

Wiuterton,  J.,  24  o  4  a 

SO 


Woolfrey,  John,  jun.,  11  n  6  a 

Woolmore,  Thomas,  28  n  5  e 

Woor,  Frederick,  25  n  6  6 

Wormald,  J.,  9  d  6  a 

Wray,  John,  12  d  6  6 

Wren,  Charles,  11  n  6a 

Wright,  G.W.,  9  d  6o 

Henrietta,  1 1  n  6  a 

Joseph,  3  0  6  a 

Richard,  4  »  7  a 

Thomas,  28  o  6  6 

William,  21  o  6  a 

Wyatt,  Walter,  26  n  6  a— 28  n  5  «r 

Wynne,  Thomas,  23  d  6  6 

Yaxby,  James,  12d  6  6 

Yeat«,  J.,  14n  46 

Yeoman,  Walter  Ernest,  3o  6a 

York,  Thomas,  7  n  7  6 

Young,  A.  T.,  19  d  6  a 

John,  12d  6c 

Thomas,  7o  6a 

W.,  5  d  8  e 

—  William,  17  o  6  a — 4  n  7  a — 28  »  5  a 

BANKSUPTOY  ANNULLED:— 

Acomb,  James,  3  o  6  a 

Atwood,  David,  7  n  7  6 

Baker,  Albert  Henry,  21  o  6  a 

Barkham,  Eliza,  An  7  a 

Beale,  John,  19  d  6  a 

Bell,  Henry,  26  d  4  c 

Biscoe,  William,  3  o  6  a 

Chase,  Robert  Samuel,  5  d  8  d 

Collingboume,  Frederick  Henry,  19d  6a 

Dennant,  Frederick  CoUnan,  21  o  6  a 

Dobson,  Henry  Arnold,  17  o  6  a 

Erick,  William,  7  o  6a 

Esam,  William,  17o  6« 

Goodier,  Thomas,  19  d  6  a 

Hanbury,  Louisa,  19d  6a 

Holman,  E.  W.,  81  o  7  a 

Holmes,  Thomas,  26  d  4  c 

Jones,  Samuel  Brent,  7  n  7  6 

Lloyd,  Oliver  Win  bum,  17o  6  a 

Miller,  William,  14o  4a 

Mola,W.  J.  T.,  2d  3/ 

Moore,  John,  28  o  6  6 

Nathan,  Isaac  ft  Levy,  So  6  a 

Rayner,  Rayner,  11  n  6  a 

Simons,  Charles,  14n  4a 


Dec.  31,  1868.]        palmbb's  index  to  "thh  times"  kewspaper. 


Ban 


Bankruptcies  Animlled  {continued). 

Slater,  Ralph,  3 o  6a 

Smith,  Thomas  Harris,  3  o  6  a 

Teague,  Charles  RobeH,  6d  %d 

Tobias,  J.  &  D.,  21  n  6  a 

Ungar,  J.,  25  n  6  a 

Watts,  Alfred  B.  B.,  18  n  5  c 

James,  jun.,  14  »  4  a 

WUks,  John,  23  d  6  6 

Woods,  John  Edward,  30  c^  5  a 

BAl^EBUFTCT  COUET:— 

Abenheim,  Brothers^  for  Discbarge,  3  n  9  c 

Adams,  Samuel,  for  Dischai^e,  18  e2  9  a 

Baker,  William,  for  Discharge,  13  o  9  e 

Barron,  Charles  H.,  for  Discharge,  15  d  10/ 

E.  G.,  for  Discharge,  15  d  10/ 

Barton,  Thomas,  for  Examination,  6o  11  e 

Batty, ,  for  Discharge,  20  o  9  d 

Blacklidge,  John,  for  Discharge,  lid  116 

Borraa,  Thomas,  for  Discharge,  11  n  lid 

Brown,  William,  for  Release,  31  d  9  6 

Camac,  J.  H.  S.  R.,  for  Release,  9  o  9  «J 

Casey,  John  R.,  for  Discharge,  9  d  11  c 

Chichester,  Henry  Fitzwarrine,  for  Release, 

12o  9d— 19d  lie 

Clinton,  Lord  A.  Sidney  Pelham,  for  Re- 
lease, 12o  9d— 31o  lid— 18n  116— Id  lie 
— 12d  11a 

Cousens,  Stansfield  Ellis,  for  Discharge,  11  n 

lid 
Davis,  Marcus,  for  Relesse,  21  o  lid 

Day,  William,  for  Discharge,  7  »  lid 

Deacon, ,  for  Release,  27  »  lie 

Deakin,  John  Riley,  Meeting,  3o  11  d 

Deeds  of  Composition,  New  Act,  13  o  9  e — 

15  o  11a 

Dehara,  Alfred,  or  Edward  Fuller,  for  Re- 
lease, 24  o  9  e— 22  d  9  6 

Dressing,  L.,  Meeting,  29  o  lie 

Eardley,  Sir  E.  G.  Culling,  3  d  11  c 

Edgell,  R.  H.,  Meeting,  17  n  9« 

Elworthy,  F.  T.,  for  Discharge,  18  ii  11/ 

Errington,  W.  P.,  Examination,  lid  10/ 

Fieller,  Daniel,  for  Release,  12  o  9  d 

■  Fleming,  Thomas,  for  Discbarge,  9  d  11  c 

Garland,  Aug.  Henry,  for  DLicbargc,  19  d  10  c 

Gilbert,  Q.,  for  Discharge,  17  o  lid 

Godwin,  B.  C,  for  Discbarge,  9  d  11  <r 

Goffrie,  C.  F.  L.,  Meeting,  12 »  9d— 23  d 

lid 

Gosteck,  Jesse,  for  Discharge,  25  d  9  d 

Graham,  John,  Meeting,  9  d  11  c 

Gray,  W.  A.,  for  Release,  31  d  9  6 

Gundry,  Wm.,  for  Release,  18  d  9  a 

Hides,  Sir  Nathaneal,  for  Discharge,  5  n  9  d 

Hall,  George  Hall,  for  Discharge,  5  d  11 « 

Halliwell,  Richard  Bissett,  for  Discharge, 

28 o  lid— 16 d  9d 

Hanbury, ,  for  Execution,  12  7»  9  d 

■  Hare,  George,  for  Discharge,  15  o  11a 

Harris,  John,  Meeting,  17  »  9  e 

Harris,  Quarles,  for  Discharge,  28  »  lid 

Hine,  Geo.  Aug.  Arrowsmith,  for  Examina- 
tion, 8  0  9/ 

Holden,  Howard  Ashton,  for  Release,  7d 


lid 


Bankruptcy  Ck>iirt  {continued). 

Hoof,  Alfred,  for  Release,  28 o  lid 

Howard,  Wm.HddoU,  for  Discharge,  27  n  We 

Jennings,  Robt.  Bingham,  for  Release,  25  d 

9d 

EInapp,  Adolphus,  Meeting,  11  n  11  d — 12  d 

11  a 

Knights,  William  Rudd,  Examination,  8  0  9/ 

Lambert, ,  for  Discharge,  5  d  11 « 

Mackay,  Geoige,  for  Discharge,  29  o  lie 

Mackenzie,  William,  for  Release,  24  »  11/ 

Meeting,  10  d  9  6 

M'Caulay,  Thos.  Benjamin,  for  Discharge, 

29  o  lie 

M*Cormick, ^   for  Staying  Execution, 

bn  9d 
M*Master,  Joseph,  for  Discharge,  6  «  11  d 

Meteyard,  Alfred,  for  Release,  8  o  9/ 

Moflfat,  P,  H.,  Examination,  22  o  9  c 

Notices  of  Sittings,   lo    9/— 2o   9/— 3o 

lie— 5o  9/— 6o  11/— 7 0  9/— 8o  9/— 9o 
9e— lOo  lie— 12 o  9/— 13o  9/— 14o9/— 
15  0  llfr— 16o  9d— 17o  lie— 19  o  9/— 20  o 
9d— 21o  lid— 22 o  9/— 23o  11/— 24o  9/— 
26 0  He— 27o  9c— 28o  lid— 29a  11/— 80o 
9/— 51o  lie— 2»  11/— 2  »  9  c— 4  »  11  c— 
6n9/— 6»  11/— 7 n  lid— 9»  lie— 10 n  9d 
— 11»  6  a— lln  11/— 12n  9e— 13n  11  d— 
14 »  9  6— 16n  11/— 17n  9d— 18»  12  a— 
19»  9e— 20»  lid— 21n  116— 23»  9c— 24n 
lie— 25  n  6  6— 25n  11  6—26  »  9/— 27  »  lie 
— 28n  llo— 30»  9e— Id  lie— 2d  9/— 3d 
lid— 4d  9/-^d  11/— 7 d  lid— 8d  8/— 
9d  lie— 10 d  9/— lid  11/— 12d  11a— 14 d 
9/— 15d  11/— 16d  46— 16d  96— 17dl0e 
— 18d  9/— 19d  11/— 21d  lie— 22 d  9/— 
28d  116— 24d  96— 26d  9/— 28d  9e— 29d 
9  e— 30  d  9  d— 31  d  9  e 

Notices  of  Sittings  for  Last  Examinations, 

8  0  6  a — 7  o  5  a — 10  o  6  a — 14  o  4  a — 17  o  6  a 
— 21o  6d— 24/)  4a— 28o  6  6— 31o  7a— 4 » 
lor—ln  7  6— 14n  4  6— 18»  5  c— 21»  §  a— 
28  n  5e— 2d  3f—5d  8c— 9 d  6  6— 12d  Qc— 
19 d  6 6—28 d  6 6—26 d  4 e— 30 d  5a 

Oxley,  J.  A.,  Trust  Deed,  lid  116 

Palmer,  Thos.  George  Adams,  Examination, 

5o  9d 

Parker,  John,  for  Release,  15  o  11a 

Perrin  &  Perrin,  for  Discharge,  24  n  11/ 

Peters  &Warburton,  for  Discharge,  20  n  11  e 

Pritchard,  Philip,  for  Discharge,  28 n  lid 

Raphael,  Henry,  for  Dischai^e,  13  o  9e — 

27o  9d 

Ryley,  Edward,  for  Dischai:ge,  17  o  11  d 

Saunders,  John,  Wm.,  &  Wm,  Alfred,  for 

Discharge,  Solid 

Simpson,  Edmund,  14  »  9/ 

Solomon,  Joseph,  for  Discharge,  27  o  9  d 

Starky,  J.  B.,  for  Discharge,  6»  11  d 

Sutton,  Geoi^e,  Examination,  22  o  9  e 

Thwissen,  Frank,  for  Release,  etc.,  12  o  9  d 

lid  116 

Twelvetrees,  Harper,  for  Discharge,  25  n  116 

Warren,  Rev.  Samuel,  for  Discharge,  16  d 

9d— 18d  86 

Waters,  B.  S,,  for  Discharge,  13  »  116 

81 


Ban 


PALMERS   INDEX   TO    "THE   TIMES'     NEWSPAPER. 


[Oct.    1   tn 


Bankraptoy  Ck>iirt  {continued). 

West,  Henry,  Ad  9c 

Windham,  Wm.  F.,  Dividend  Meeting,  Sn  9c 

Wormald, ,  for  Diachaiige,  29  o  11  f 

— ■—  Wright  &  Biddulph,  Application,  3  rf  11  e 

Yates,  Edmund  Hodgson,  20  o  9  d 

Bankruptcy,    Uselessness    of    Throwing    Small 

Estates  into,  2  n  6  a 
Bankruptcy  Court— Mr  F.  M.  Evans,  21  d  11/ 
Bankrupts  in  the  Civil  Service,  Treasury  Minute 

about,  Zld  Sc 
Banquet  to  the  Members  of  Finsbury,  12d  5d 
to  the  Members  of  the  Bar,  by  Mr  Phillipps, 

16d  lOd 
Barlee   (Ellen),   Appeal   for  the  Institution  for 

Needle  Women,  23  d  5/ 
Bamett  (H.)  on  the  Scenery  of  the  Covent  Garden 

Pantomime,  25  n  12  a 
Barometer  and  the  Wigan  Explosion,  Zd  lOd 
Barrington  (Richard),  Report  of  the  Early  Frost, 

20o  9e 
Barter — How  American  Newspapers  got  Coal  and 

Wood,  19  n  8/ 
Bartholomew  Hospital,  Present  of  Game  to,  from 

Sandringham,  8  d  3/ 
Basford    Union — Defecation    of   the   Poor-rates 

Collector,  2  n  8  rf 
Bastianini's  Sculptures,  Exhibition  of  in  Paris, 

30o  Sc 
Bates  (Fred.)  to  Mr  Mill,  Are  you  an  Atheist? 

11  n  5c 

Mr  Mill's  equivocal  answer,  lln  5  c 

Bath,  Knights  of  the,  appointment,  lin  4  a — 
Zd  7  b—9  d  6a 

Bath  and  West  of  England  Agricultural  Associa- 
tion, 30  0  10  c 

Battle  of  Toulouse,  Inquiry  about  the  Monuments 
Erected  to  the  Dead,  5  o  10/ 

Note  about,  16  o  9  6 

BAVARIA  :— 

New  Telegraphic  Union  Convention  Meeting, 

lo  10a 

Court  Circular,  5  o  7  rf— 16  n  12  6 

Beadles  (Ferdinand)  on  the  Bite  of  the  Common 

Viper,  7  0  8/ 
Beales  (Edm.)  on  the  Invitation  to  the  American 

Minister,  19  rf  6  6 
Beauchamp  (Lord)  on  Education,  29  rf  6  a 
Beaufort  (Duke  of)  refusing  to  aid  the    Parish 

Schools  when  the   Rector  voted  against    his 

Candidate,  10  »  4/ 
Bedding-out  Plants,  surplus  distribution,  9  rf  5  c 
Beer,  Adulteration  of,  15  o  11  c 
Beggars — a  Peep  behind  the  Scenes,  3  rf  5/ 
Behind  the  Scenes — Beggars,  3  rf  6/ 
Belgian  Public  Works  Company — Prosecution  of 

Mr  Doulton,   26  o    5rf— 27o    8/— 28o    10  c— 

80  0  7  6— 30o  7/— 31o  6/— 3n  Se 

Mr  Doulton's  Explanations,  26  o  5/— 80o 

7  c— 2  n  6/ 

Mr  Albert  Grant  on,  27o  9b 

Heritage  (Fred.)  on,  30  o  7/ 

Reynolds  ( W.  C.)  on,  2  »  5/ 

Swann  (Edw.  Gibbon)  on,  28  o  10  rf— 29  o  5f 

BELGIUM:— 

Diplomatic  Changes,  23rf  5a 

32 


Belgimn  (continved). 

Health  of  the  King,  9  o  8  a 

Health  of  the  Prince  Royal,  2  o  7  h — 6  o  9ii 

_7o  7h-So  7b— 9o  10a— 16o  106— 2ft« 
7  c— 20o  10  a— 21  o  5  a— 22  o  8/— 26o  5  6- 
27  0  7  rf— 2  n  12 a— 3 n  3  6—10 n  7 rf — 21  n  5n 
— 30n  lOo— 2rf  lOtt— 12rf  5a— 14rf  7  6- 
18rf  76— 19rf  5a— 28rf  106 

National  Rifle  Association,  2  o  8/ 

Petition  of  86  Journalists  against  the  Press 

Trial  annoyances,  7  rf  9  c 

Queen  Victoria's  Autograjih  Letter  to  th* 

Queen,  25n  5a 

Recognition   of   the  New   (Jovcmment  in 

Spain,  2  n  12  a 

Strike  at  the  Mamboui^g  Colliery,  10  o  9  c 

The  Tir-National  and  the  English  Volun- 
teers, 7  o  8  rf — 15  rf  6  rf 

Bell  (M.  J.)  on  the  Low  Barometer,  29  rf  9  rf 
Bennett  (Rev.  Mr),  Trial  of,  see  Arches  Cocbt. 
Bentley  &  Gibbon — Something  new,  4  n  10  rf 
Berlioz  Electric  Light — a  New  Invention,  21  o  4  ^ 
Bermuda,  Garrison  Fever  at,  30  o  10  c 
Bemal  (Fred.)  on  the  Judgment  of  the  Juries  at 

the  Havre  Maritime  Exhibition,  26  o  10/ 
Bessemere  (Henry)  on  the  Heaton  Steel  Prooesiu 

2rf  56— 19rf  7a 

Note  on  his  Patent,  2Sd  7 c 

Bethnal  Green  Workhouse,  charge  of  InhumanitT 

against  a  Night  Attendant,  23  rf  9/ 
Beust  (Baron)  and  the  Army  of  Austria,  6  «  10  *■ 
Bible  to  be  allowed  in  Spain,  17  o  9  rf^l9  «  9  4 
Bicknell  (A.  S.)  on  the  Brindisi  Route,  6  o  10  6 
Big  Job— to  Evangelise  the  World  in  80  Years. 

9rf  56 
Bill  and  Receipt  Stamps,  number  isstied,  12o  5<i 
Bills  of  Lading,  suggestion  about,  16  o  10  a 
Birkbeck  Institution,  distribution  of  Prices  byth* 

American  Minister,  19  rf  5  e 
Birmingham,  attempts  at  Disturbances  at,  29  rf  7/ 

Banquet  to  the  American  Minister,  2S  »  9/ 

—2d  8(?— 8rf  7c 

Cattle  and  Poultry  Show,  24  »   lOd— e^p 

6/_30n  7rf— Irf  56— 3rf  66 

Chamber  of  Commerce  and  the  Factories 

Extension  Act,  16  rf  5  f 

Destructive  Fire  at    the    Britannia   Flour 

Mills,  5  o  10  rf 

Hospital,  Sunday  at,  29  o  10/ 

Meeting  at,  about  the  Licensing  Syatenou  9  •' 

Se 

Opening  of  Ring  Edward's  School  to  public 

competition,  5  n  9  rf 

Protestant  Association  and  Mr  Bright,  20  ^^ 

BIRTHS : — In  consequence  of  the  Registrar-Gen- 
eral having  a  complete  Alphabetical  Liat  from 
1837,  of  all  Births  in  the  British  Dominioni'.  »« 
also  of  all  British  Subjects  bom  abroad,  whirh 
can  be  inspected  at  any  time  at  the  Office  in 
Somerset  House,  it  is  not  deemed  expedient  t»-> 
insert  the  minimum  lists  as  advertised  in  ^"i 
Times. 

Registrar-General's  Quarterly  Return,  i  a  4/ 

— —  Princess  Louis  of    Hesse  (Princess  Alice' 

26n  7c 


Dec.  31,  1868.]         palmer's  index  to  "the  times"  nkwspipee. 


Bri 


Birthplace  of  the  Bonapartes,  23  o  12  a 
Bishop,  Election  of  one  at  Montreal,  3  d  11  a 
Bishop,  two  Oranddaughtere  of  Sir  Henry,  Sub- 
scription for,  24  0  9  c— 27  o  10  c 
Bisulphite  of  Lime  in  Brewing,  10  n  4  a 
Blackburn  (Richard  T.)  on  the    San   Francisco 

Earthquake,  21  n  10/ 
Blackburn,  Riots  at,  8  n  8  6—19  n  3  6—20  »  9/ 

Death  of  Patrick  Gallagher  from  injuries 

at,  5  n  10  a 

Mr  Gladstone  on,  12  n  6  6 


Attempted  Murder  at,  21  n  5  6 

Blackfriars  Bridge  (New),  Account  of,  17  o  4  c 
Black  Hole  at  Calcutta,  the  original  dungeon  at 

length  discovered,  20  n  9/ 
Blake  (Thos.) on  the  Herefordshire  Election,  25  n  9/ 
Blind,  Society  for  Granting  Annuities  to  the  Poor 

Adult,  28  (i  9  c 

Teaching  to  Read,  4  rf  10  c 

Blyth*B  (J.  S.)  Appeal  for  King's  College  Hospital, 

26  rf  8/ 
Board  of  Admiralty,  by  Sigma,  23  d  4  rf 
BOHEMIA:-- 

Criminal  Prosecutions  against  the  Bishops 

in  reference  to  the  Civil  Marriage  Law,  1  o  10  a 

Disturbances  at  Prague,  13  o  10  o 

Proclamation  of  the  New  Governor,  13  o  10  a 

—19  0  10  6 

Boiler  Explosions,  2  n  11  6 
Bonapartes,  Birthplace  of,  23  o  12  a 
Books,  Grants  by  the  Indian  Government  for  the 
Cataloguing  of  Sanskrit  MSS.,  etc.,  22  d  10  d 

How  they  are  circulated,  10  n  4/ 

Mr  Murray's  Trade  Sale  Dinner,  10  »  4/ 

Official  Return  of  the  Export  and  Import  of, 

12n  86 

Sale   of  the  valuable  Library  of  the  late 

Marquis  of  Hastings,  25d  7/ 

' Price  List  of  rare  articles,  30  d  7  6 — ^31  d 

7/ 

Sale  of  Abp.  Longley'a  Books,  28  n  7  c 

Smuggling  of,  into  the  United  States  since 

the  heavy  Duty,  Sd  5e 

Borradaile's  (Rev.  A.)  Voice  for  Westminster,  2  d 
7d 

Bouverie  (Right  Hon.  £.)  and  J.  S.  Mill's  Corres- 
pondence, 16  o  lOd— 22o  3/— 24o  3/ 

Letter  on  the  Controversy  by  C,  24  o  3/ 

Bowly  (Samuel)    on    the  National  Temperance 

League,  5  n  4/ 
Bowyer  (Sir  George)  on  Sister  Patrooinio)  5  o  10/ 
Boys'  Home,  Regent's  Park  Road,  26  d  8/— 28d 

9c— 26d  9a— 30d  4/ 
Boys'  Refuge  Farm-School,  23  d  5/ 
Bradbury,  Greaterez,  &  Co^  to  be  a  JointrStock 

Company,  2  d  5  a 
Bradford— New  Church  at  Ripleyville,  12  d  5  6 

Destructive  Fire  at,  22  d  7  d 

Late  attempts  at  Murder  and  Suicide  at, 

5o  76 

Meeting  of  the  Building  Trades  at,  11  n  5  d 

Bradley  (G.  G.)  on  the  Scarlet  Fever  at  Marl- 
borough College,  5  d  6/ 

Brady  (W.  Maziere)  on  the  Irish  Church,  5  n  4  e 

(W.  M.)  on  the  Vested  Interests  of  the  Irish 

Church,  25  d  7/ 


Brand  (H.)  on  the  Cambridgeshire  Election,  1  d  6d 
Brandon  (Messrs)  on  the  Case  Reg.  v.  HalUu^  23  n 

11a 
BBAZIL: 

The  Allies  repulsed  before  Valett%  26  d  7  d 

Bonds,  7  0  5  6 

Commercial  Intelligence,  Zo  9d — 5o  7d — Qo 

llar-8o  46— 14o  4c— 17o  bb—22o  lOe— 
28  o  5d— 28o  7  6—31  o  6  a— 4  »  lOe— 16» 
12  6— 30  n  10  6— Id  5  6— 3d  10  c— 13  d  7  ^— 
21  d  12  6 

I    Destruction  of   Rosario  Theatre  by  Fire, 

I        28  o  7  6 

I    Discovery  of  Ipecacuanha  in  San  Paulo,  8  o  46 

Exchanges,  28  o  5d— 2»  126— 16  n  12  6— 

!       30nl06 

I   Grand  Dinner  to  the  New  President,  31  o  5  a 

Issue  of  40,000  Contos  of  National  Paper, 

3o  9d 

Lopez'  Violation  of  the  U.  States  Legation, 

27  0  4  c— 28o  la 

Mines,  see  Mining. 

Miscellaneous  News  3  o  7a — 6  o  6  6 — 6  o  10/ 

— 14o  4e— 17o5  6— 17  o  7  a— 21o  6<— 22o 
lOc— 27o  4c— 28o  5d— 2n  12  6—16  n  12  6 

Money  Market,  8  o  7  c — 28  o  7  6 — 31  o  5  a 

New  Governor  for  Buenos  Ayres,  3  d  10  c 

News  from  the  Seat  of  War,  8  o  4  6 — 8  o  7  c 

— 15o  5d—2n  6a— 4 n  lOe— 30n  10^— 8 d 
10c— 7d  9c— 28d  106 

Recruiting  for,  in  England,  3  d  10/— 8  d  7/ 

Ship  News,  6  a  10  /— 8  o  7  c— 24  o   10  6— 

in  10/— 3d  10/ 

Timbo  evacuated  by  the  Paraguayans,  3  o  9  d 

Brazilian  Bonds  and  the  Council  of  Foreign  Bond- 
holders^ I7n  9« 

Bread,  continued  high  price  of,  30  n  5  d — 1  d  7  6 
— 4d  6/ 

Fancy,  Cases,  30  »  9  c 

Reduction  in  the  price  of,  7  d  5d 

Breech-loader,  its  use,  16  o  8  d 
Brewing,  Bisulphite  of  Lime  in,  10  n  4  a 
Bribery,  how  it  is  treated  in  Australia,  8  d  4  r 
Bridewell  and  Bethlehem    Hospital^  Election  of 

President,  1  d  11  c 
Bridlington,  Opening  of  Barrows  near,  19  d  4/ 
Bright  (John)  on  his  acceptance  of  Office,  11  d  9  c 

and  the  Paisley  Election,  20  o  7  c 

and  the  Birmingham  Protestant  Association, 

20  o  5/ 
at  Court,  16  d  4  6 

and  the  New  Government,  27  n  9  a 

Speech  at  Birmingham,  27  o  3  d — 31  o  5  6 — 

11 »  12  a— 16  »  7  c 

at  Birmingham,  22  d  4  c — 23  d  9  « 

at  Edinburgh,  4  »  12 a — 6  n  5a 

his  Speeches  in  Edinburgh  and  Birmingham, 

the  number  of  words  in  them,  25  n  5  c 

Brighton,  Account  of  St  James'  Chapel,  20  o  4  e 

—21  0  11  6 
Anti-RituaHstic  Meeting  at,  22  o  10/ 

Banquet  to  the  American  Minister  at,  23  n 

10  c 

Discovery  of  the  Dead  Body  of  a  Female  at 

Kemp  Town,  1  o  10  6 

Disturbances  at  St  James*  Chapel,  31  o  5  ^ 

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[Oct.  1  to 


Brighton,  Marine  Aquarium  at,  7  o  10  d 

Ritualistic  Services  at,  1  o  10  b — 8  o  10  c — 

6o  If— ho  Sf—6o  11a— 10 0  lOe— ISw  lOe 
— 16o  6h—16o—id—19o  7/— 20o  4e— 23o 
12  a— 29  d  if 

St  Paul's,  West  St.,  Ritualism  at,  80  o  8/— 

8I066 

Waterspout  between  the  two  Piers,  8066 

Brindisi Route,  ()0 106— 14  0  9a— 7d  4a— 15  c£  5d 
Bringing  in  a  Voter,  2d  7  d 

Britannia  Fire  Association,  21  n  6  c 
Bristol,  no  Borough  Rate  for,  28  c^  9  e 

Celebration  of  the  Colston  Festival,  IQn  7 e 

Election  Riot  at  28  »  10  b—ZO  n  9  b. 

Extraordinary  Discovery  of    Subterranean 

Passages  under  Redcliffe  Parish,  23  o  lib 

British  Association,  2  n  8  c^ 

Architects,  Royal  Institute  of ,  3  n  9/ 

and  African  Steam  Navigation   Company, 

28(2  7  c 

Courage,  9  n  9/ 

Columbia,  great  Harvest  in,  11  n  10/ 

Military  Monuments  in  France,  1  0  9  6 

Museum  and  the   Sculpture  from  Halicar- 

nassus,  2id  7 e 

Sailors*  Institute  at  Boulogne,  So  4/ 

Broadhead  (Mr)  at  a  Sheffield  Meeting,  24  0  3/ 
Brodrick  (George  C),  errata  in  his  Speech,  12  o 

10  « 
Brougham  (Lord)   and  the  University  of  Edin- 
burgh, 3  n  9/ 
Bronghton  (R.)  on  Notes  from  Money  Lenders, 

2Sd  6a 
Brown  (Dr  A.  Morton)  on  the  Deaneries  of  Ireland, 

19  0  Sd—ZOo  8/ 
Brunless  (James)  on  the  New  Brighton  Line,  17  w 

9a 
Buchan  (Col.)  on  the  Obituary  of  Field  Marshal 

Sir  Hew  Dalrymple  Ross,  15d  5e 
Building  Trade,  Meeting  of,  at  Bradford,  11  n  5  rf 
Bulwer  (Sir  H.)  and  M.  Thiers,  20  n  12  6—23  n  3/ 
Burchell,  (Wm.)  on   the  Mutual  Life  Assurance 

Society,  16  d  5b 
Burder  (Dr  Geo.)  on  the  Earthquake  at  Clifton, 

2n  5c 
Burford  (Miss  Ann),  her  Case,  8  o  9  c 

Donations  for,  13  o  10  e — 19  0  10  c 

Burgess  (Rev.  Frank)  to  the  Duke  of  Beaufort 

on  his  Refusal    to  Aid   the    Funds    for   the 
Parish  Schools  on  account  of  his  voting  against 
Col.  Somerset,  10  n  4/ 
Burglars,  Apprehension  of  the  Cumberland  Lodge, 
60  76 

Inefficient  Protection  against,  29o  5d 

Burglary  in  Victoria  Street,  account  of,  27  o  9  c 
at  Windsor,  2Sd  7e 

Burgoyne  (Sir  John)  and  the  City  Memorial,  21  0 

9c 
Banquet  to,  and  Presentation  of  the  City  of 

London  Freedom,  23  0  11  c 
Burlington  House,  Progress  at,  12  n  6  c 
Bumaby  (J.  B.),  Appeal  for  East  London  Hospital 

for  Children,  23  rf  9  c 
Bums  (David),  on  the  Permissive  Bill,  10  n  4/ 
Burrow  (W.  &  J.),  on  Meteorological  Instruments, 

9rf  6/ 
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Burton  (J.  W.),  Note  to  Mr  MUl,  -28  o  6/ 

Bury  (Lord),  Letter  from  the  Queen  to,  on  his 

Gallant  Rescue  at  Hindeford,  26  o  5  c 
Bushranger  Story,  Id  5f 
Buxton  (C. ),  Speech  at  North  Walsom,  9  o  10  <f 
and  the  Jamaica  Riot,  13 n  9/— 7 d  4e 

C. 
I    Cabinet  Councils,  14 o  7  c— 29  o  8 6 — 2 n  9/— an 

7e— 12n  7  c— 30n  7  6— 2d  7  a— 8  d  9e— 14d 

7a^l6d   7  c— 18(f  7  c— 28d  9c— 26d   7  a— 

sod  7  6 
Caird  (James)  on  the  Harvest,  7  o  8  e 
Cairns  (Lord)  and  Lord  Fortescue,  Coirespondeaec, 

16  d  7  e— 26  d  4/ 

the  PaU  Mall  on,  17  d  6  6 

California,  First  Native  of,  80  n  10  c 

Cam,  Donation  £rom  the  Queen  to  Improve  Uie 

River,  7n  6^— 11»  11a 

Donation  from  the  Prince  of  Walee  to  Im- 
prove the  River,  28  n  6/ 

OAMBBIDGE  UKIVEBSITY :— 

Accommodation  for  Candidates  to  th^  larger 

Examinations,  4  n  9/ 

Appointment  of  Local  Examiners,  17  n  10  a 

Arabic  Lectures,  15  o  9/ 

Caius  College  Election  of  Fellows^  21  o  9/ 

Cambridge  Philosophical  Society,  7  n  10  d — 

21»  86 

Candidates  for  Honours  in  Law  Ezmminatioo 

Papers,  13  0  9  d 

Cams'  Greek  Testament  Prize,  Award,  13  o  9^' 

Examinations  for,  27  o  6  a 

Award,  19  »  9  a 

Chancellor's  Gold  Medal,  Subject  for  Poem, 

21d  6d 

Clare  Hall  Minor  Scholarships,  2  d  10  r 

Crane's  Charity  Distribution,  7n  lOd 

Craven  Scholarships,  10  d  5  d 

Crosse  Scholarship,  Examination  for,  1 1 »  1 1 3 

Award,  10  d  6  d 

Degrees  Conferred,  16  o  4c — SO  o  8/^lS  » 

9/— 26n  8a— 3d  6/— 11  d  6/— 17d  6  6 

Examinations  for,  27  0   6  a — 27  »  6/— 

lOd  6a 

Dinner  Question,  9»  9/ 

Election  of  Members  for  Parliament,! 3  »  9/ 

of  Proctors,  2  0  7  o 

of  Vice-Chancellor,  5n  10  a 

Elections,  21  o  9/ 

Examinations  for  Degrees,  21  d  6  d— 23  d  ^i 

Rooms,  24  n  9/ 

Examiners,  Appointment  of,  16  o  4  ^ 

Geological  Lectures,  14  o  8/ 

Gonville  &  Caius  College  Scholarships,  17  a 

66 

Hare  Prize,  10  0  6/ 

Hulsean  Lectures,  15  o  9/ 

Jacksonian  Lectures,  14  o  8/ 

King's  College,  Mr  Stacy's  oflfer  of  a  StaiscJ 

Glass  Window  for,  23  d  10  d 

Law  Tripos,  24  d  7/ 

Le  Bas  Prize,  24  n  8f 

Award,  20  o  4  d 

Lectures  on  Law,  20  0  4  d 

Political  Economy,  19  o  10  c 


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Cambridge  UiUYeraity  {continued). 

Lectures  on  Reading  and  Preaching,  15  o  9/ 

Local  Examinations,  10  d  7  a — 19  d  9d — 

21  d  12c 

Medical  Examinations,  9  o  7  e 

Members  Returned  for  Parliament,  19  »  9  a 

Prizes,  Subjects  for  Essays,  21d  Qd 

Miscellaneous  News,  8  o  10  c — 15  o  9/ — 16  o 

4  c— 19o  lOe— 31o  12a^l4»  7/— 17n  10  a 
— 21»  8  6— 26n  8  a— 27»  6/— 28n  5/— lOd 
5d—nd  6/ 

Moral  Sciences  Tripos,  11  d  6/ 

Natural  Sciences  Tripos,  ISd  10  o 

Number  of  Freshmen  at,  19  o  5  c 

Oxgan  of  Great  St  Mary's,  Report  on,  23  o 

lOe— 24o  ib 

Pluraian  Professor's  Lectures,  10  o  5/ 

Powis  Medal,  Subject,  2ld  6d 

Programme  of  Examination  for  Female  Can- 
didates, 21  o  9/— 24o  ib^ZOo  8/ 

Rectory  of  Ashley,  5d  lOe 

Return  of  Residents,  12  »  7/ 

St  John's  College  Election  of  Fellows,  Ap- 
pointments, 4»  9/ 

St  John's  Exhibitions,    Successful    Candi- 
dates, 12  o  10  e 

• Competitive  Senior  Scholarships,  2  n  12  c 

Senate,  Election  of  Members  of  Council,  7  n 

10d—9n  12c 

Sidney   Sussex    College,  successful  Candi- 
dates, 12  o  10  c 

— —  Theological  Examinations,  List  of  Candidates 
passed,  17o  9e 

Trinity  College  Fellows,  Successful  Candi- 
dates, 10  0  5/ 

Hall  Election,  21  o  9/— 22 o  6c 

Vice-Chancellor  Appointment,  4  n  9/ 

WheweU  Professorship,  80  o  8/ 

Campbell  (A.)  on  the  Irish  Church,  20  o  9  a 
CANADA:— 

Account  of  the  Anglican  Church  in,  9  o  Sd 

Addresses  to   Lord  Moiick  on   Retirement 

from  the  Qovemment,  12d  4d 

Agricultural  Fair  at  Hamilton,  6o  9d 

Attempt  to  Upset  the  Grand  Trunk  Railway 

Train,  6o  9d 

Canada  and  the  Hudson's  Bay  Company,  28  o 

4/— 2d  10  c 

Cattle  Prohibition  Order  Revoked,  28  o  4/ 

Delegate  Howe  on  the  Confederation,  23  n 

10  a— 2d  10  c 

Duke  of  Buckingham's  Despatch  to  Lord 

Monck,  12d  4d 

Extradition  Treaty  with  United  States,  28  o  4  c 

Increase  of  the  Nova  Scotia  Subsidy  60  per 

cent.,  23  d  5  a 

Lord  Monck's  Answer  to  the  Address,  12  d  4  d 

Miscellaneous  News,  2  d  10  c 

New  Governor-General  of,  14  d  8  6 

New  Road  to  the  Red  River  Settlement, 

28  0  4/ 
Respite  to  Whelan,  23  d  5  a 

Ritualistic  Crisis,  28  o  4/ 

Route  for  the  Intercolonial  Railway,  28  o  4  c 

~-^—  Titles  and  Precedence,  28  o  4/ 

Canadian  Clergyman  and  his  Ruby  Ring,  7  d  5/ 


Canadian  Delegates,  Dinner  to,   Postponed,  7  n 

5d 
Canals,  Cavour,  28  o  7a — 29  o  6  a — 31  o  6  a— 11  d 

7a 

East  India  Irrigation  and  Canal  Company, 

9»  6  a— 10  n  4a^20n  7  6 

Gloucester  and  Berkeley  Canal,  21  o  6/ 

Grand  Junction,  2d  4/ 

Italian  Irrigation  Canal  Company,  23  n  8  6 

—lid  7a— 30d  5  6 

Not   under  the   Control  of  the  Board  of 

Trade,  6  o  10  d 

Prices  of  Shares,  3o  7d—l5o  6/— 7»  6  c 

—25  n  6  6—28  »  6  6 

Suez,  Id  56— Id  6/— 4d  4c— 29d  4a 

Candia,  Request  to  place  it  under  British  Protec- 
tion, 12  0  10  6 

Candidates  and  Detectives,  28  n  9  c 

Curious  Reasons  for  Electing,  17  n  8/ 

Canterbury  (Archbishop  of),  Confirmation  of  his 

Election,  81  d  7/ 

Election  of  Dr  Tait, Bishop  of  London,  7d  9a 

Enthronement  of,  27  n  10  d 

Health  of,  26  o  9/— 29  o  5  e— 30  o  4/ 

Instead  of  Addington  for  the  Archbishop's 

Seat,  31  0  116— 2 »  12  c— 26  n  6/ 

Last  Ordination  for  the  Diocese  of  London, 

19d  9d 

Order  from  the  Queen  to  Elect,  28  n  5  c 

Presentation  of  Addresses  to,  19  d  9  d 

Proposed  Residence  of,  2  d  7  a 

Sketch  of  Bishop  Browne,  the  proposed  Arch- 
bishop, 14»  7c 

and    Lambeth,    throwing   open     Lambeth 

Palace  Gardens  to  the  Public,  3  n  3  d 

CAPE  or  QOOD  HOPE :— 

Another  Diamond  from  Orange  River,  10  o  9  c 

Commercial  Intelligence,  21 »  5  6 

Disastrous  Storm  at  Natal,  great  damage, 

23o  56 

Exchange,  28  o  5  6 

Farming  of  Ostriches  permitted,  10  o  9  c 

Miscellaneous  News,  7 n  5  6 — 8 d  5e 

Natal  Bay,  Great  Damage  from  the  Flood, 

7»  56 

News  from  Natal,  10  o  9  c 

Prorogation  of  Parliament,  10  o  9  c 

Ship  News,  21 »  5b— 7 d  9d 

Vote  for  the  Family  of  Chief- Justice  Hodgea 

Negatived,  10  o  9  c 

Capture  of  a  Desperate  Burglar  at  Atterclifie,  8  d  7/ 

Cardwell  ( )  at  Oxford,  8  o  5/ 

Carlyle  (Thos.),  Valedictory  Address  at  Edinburgh 

lOd  76    • 
Carnarvon  (Earl  of).  Address  at  Birmingham,  1  o  5  d 

Farber  (T.  H.),  Note  on,  2o  lOd 

Carpenter  (Dr  0.)  on  Scarlet  Fever,  24  »  5  d 

(Thonuis)  on  the  Australian  Companies,  lOd 

if 

Case  of  Conscience,  IS  d  4/ 

Cassell,  Petter,  and  Galpin  on  Gustave  Dore,  30  d 

4d 
Castle  (Joseph)  on  the  Oxford  "  Town  and  Gown  " 

Riots,  12  n  7/ 
Casturaui  (Professor),  New  Method  of  Killing  by 
Blowing  in  the  Eye,  24  o  10  d 

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PALMERS    INDEX   TO    "THE   TIMES"    NEWSPAPER. 


[Oct.  1  to 


Cator  ( )  on  the  Extraordinary  Gale,  8  rf  7/ 

Cattle  Plague  Rate,  14  n  10/— 25n  5  a 

— ; in  Ireland,  ISd  Ad 

— '-—  and  Poultry  Show  at  Birmingham,  25  n   6/ 
— 30n  7d— 8d  6  6 

Poultry  and  Dog  Show  at  Liverpool,  12d  5e 

State  of  the  Market,  1  o  4/— 2  o  5/— 5  o  5/ 

— 6o  6e—7o  5c— So  4c— 9 o  56 — 10 o  76— 12o 
66— 13o4«— 14o  4/— 15o  66— 16o5e— 17o 
7/— 19  0  4  d— 20  0  5  6—21  o  6  6—22  o  if— 
28  0  6/— 24  o  8/— 26  o  7  6—27  o  4  6—28  o  7/ 
—29  0  6  6—80  0  5  c— 2  n  6  6—3  n  4  6—4  n  6/ 
—5  n  5<— 6  »  6  c— 7 n  6 6—9  n  66—10  »  4  e— 
11  n  6/— 12n  4/— 13  »  lOe— 14n  10  c— 16  n 
10  6—17  n  8/— 19  n  8  c— 20  n  7/— 23  n  8  e— 
24n  lOd— 25n  6/— 26»  4/— 27n  7/— 30n  5/ 
—Id  7^— 2rf  6c— 3d  6c— 4d  6/— 7d  7c— 
8d  6c— 9d  7fr— lOd  4  6— lid  7c— 14 d  5c— 
16  d  7  6— 16d  5/— 17d  7  c— 18d  6/— 19d7c 
— 21d  76— 22d  8<— 23  d  7/— 24d  6/— 25d 
6d— 26d  8a^28d  6/— 29d  6c— 30d  6c— 
81d  6e 
Caution,  Emigrant  Relatives,  9  n  11  c 
Central  Criminal  Court,  Appointment  of  days  for 
the  Sessions  of  the  coming  Year,  3  n  9  c 

Opening  of,  26  o  6  c— 14d  10  c 

Recorder's  Charge,  24  n  11/— 16d  11a 

Cerro  de  Pasco  not  touched  by  the  Karthqualcp, 

lo  9d 
Ceylon,  Bills  on,  6  n  6  a 

Company  Report,  16d  6a 

Redemption  of  Debentures,  7  n  6  a 

Tenders  for  Bills  on,  21  o    6  c— 23  0    7  6— 

28 0  7  6— 13n  10a 

Chalmers  (J.  £.)  on  the  Assault  at  Lambeth  Work- 
house, 14  d  9/ 
Chambers  of  Agriculture,  a  Periodical  Work,  14d  7  a 
Chambers  for  Clerks  in  the  Eiist,  6  n  6/ 
Champain  (J.  M.)  on  the  Telegraph  to  India,  4d  10  c 
Chandler  (R.  H.),  Appeal  for  the  National  Hospital 

for  the  Paralysed,  etc.,  26  d  9  a 
Charities*  Accounts,  10  n  10  a 
Charm  for  a  Scald,  24  n  9/ 
Charterhouse  Christmas  Holyday  Play,  11  d  9  c 

Founder's  Day  at,  1 4  d  8  d 

Chatham  Convict  Establishment,  22  d  3  d 

Convict  Prisons,   despatch  of  Convicts  to 

GibralUr,  28  n  9/ 

Chaucer  Memorial  Window  in  Westminster  Abbey, 

12d  9/ 
Checks,  endorsed  by  Procuration,  the   Law   of 

paying  such,  29  d  6  6 
Chedworth,  Discovery  of  a  Roman  Villa  at,  5  o  7  6 
Cheltenham,   Assault  on    Mr   Onley,   a   leading 

Liberal  on  his  way  to  the  Nomination,  19  n  6  c 
Chester  (Bishop  of),  Chaise  against  Ritualism, 

26  0  12  6 
Chichester  (Bishop  of),  Correspondence  with  Mr 

Purchas,  16o  4d 
Address  to,  by  Sussex  Clergymen,  on  the 

Bishop's  Inhibition,  20  o  4  c 
Children's  Dinners,  11  d  9  a^l7  d  6/ 

Contributions  for,  6»  10/— 21«  5/— 16d 

6e— 22d  10  c— 24  d  10/— 28  d  9  c— 29  d  9/ - 
81  d  8/ 

'Children's  Home,  Lcytonstone,  26  d  9  a 
86 


Chilled  Shot,  Intention  to  Reward  Major  P&lliser 

for  the  Invention,  8  d  9  c 
Chimmo  (Commander   William)  on  the  Aurora 

Borealis,  12d  11/ 
CHINA:- 
Account  of  the  North,  30  d  8  c 

Attack  on  Protestant  Missionaries  at  Yang- 
chow,  1  d  6  c— 5  d  7  ^—10  d  7  d— 12  d  4  d  - 
16d  7/— 24d  106— 26d  8d 

British  Trade  with,  28  «  9  e 

Canton  Insurance  Company  Dividend-  24  d 

10  6 

Captain  Williams'  Exploration  of  Western 

China,  20  o  6  a — 26  o  7  a 

Commercial  Intelligence,  7o  7  c — 14  o  7« 

— 16o  6  a— 21o  5  6— lOn   7  d— 28  n   5  a— 7  d 
9d— 21d  12  6— 29  d  7  6 

Demanded   Redress  for   the    Missionaries, 

29  d  8/ 

Erection  of  a  Lighthouse  on  GiiMeaf  Island. 

27n  9c 

Ferocious  Attack  of  500  Cliinese  on   two 

Englishmen  at  Formosa,  10  d  7  d 

Gambling   Licences  at  Hong    Kone,   12  « 

106 

Qoldfields,  lo  10  6— 12 d  4d— 24rf  10  6 

Miscellaneous  News,  28  n    10  6 — 27  n    9  r— 

12d  4d— 24d  10  6 

North  China  Insurance  Company,  10  d  7d 

Opening  of  Koulong  Dock,  lo  10  6 

Our  Relations  with,  3  d  7  d 

Proclamations  against  the  Christiana,  2Ad 

10  6 

Serious  Outrages  on  Missionaries  at  Wuchanz, 

12  0  10  6 

Survey  of  the  Yellow  River,  12  n  10  6 

China  Fire  Insurance  Company,  14  o  7  e 
Chinese  Embassy  in  London,  16  o  8  d 

Missions,  Defence  of,  6  d  76 

Cholera  Fungus,  Discovery  of,  4  d  5  6 

Epidemic  of  1867  in  Northern  India,  7  d  4  6 

Chelsea  (Lord)  on  Detectives  employed  agaicft 

Opposing  Candidates,  28  n  9  c 
Chorinski  (Count),  the  Wife  Poisoner,  gone  out  uf 

his  mind,  19d  5e 
Christ's  Hospital,  Election  of  Warden,  23  o  9  a 

Meeting  of  Old  Scholars,  2?  d  7/ 

Christian  Knowledge  Society  and  Bishop  CoIer»i, 

17  0  6  e— 20  0  4  c— 21  o  11  6— 23o  9/— 1  d  5«^ 
— 5d  4/— 7d  6c— 8d  8c— 9d  6c 

Christmas-Day  and  Boxing-Day,  Firms  Closed  on 
both  days,  24  d  5  a 

Cry  for  Four  Days'  Holiday  at^  4  d  4  r 

Closing  of  the  Saturday  and  Monday  follow- 
ing, 16  d  6  a— 18  d  5  a— 21  d  7  a — ^23  d  5  d 

Distribution  of  the  Royal  Bounty,  24  d  7  5 

Entertainments,  28d  7d 

"Geniality"  Results,  80d  76 

in  Golden  Lane,  28  d  9  c 

in  the  Workhouses,  26  d  10  6 

Day,  Names  of  Firms  closing  from  ThursdAV 

to  Tuesday,  18  d  6  a 

Christopherson  ( Henry),  Case  of  a  poor  Iriahnur. 

18  d  4/— 21d  11/— 28d  9  6 

Church  Livings,  Inability  to  Sell  the  Duke  v»f 
Norfolk's  Advowsons,  17  d  6  d — 23  d  7  c 


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Church  of  England  and  her  Reform,  Plea  for,  15  o 
4c 

Canon  Woodford  on,  31  o  7  c 

Conference  at  Huntingdon,  2  n  30  6 

Rates,  Wigan  &  Ommaney  r.  Nelson  Case, 

16  c?  7  c 

and  State,  3  d  9  « 

What  is  it?  Ud  6d 

Church  in  Spain,  18  n  4  c 

in  the  Auction  Room,  11  d  5/ 

City  House,  with  Three  of  its  Four  Partners  in 

Parliament,  27  n  9  a 
CIVIL  ACTIONS:— 

Aberamen  Ironworks  v.  Wickens,  26  n  8  6 

Abrahams  V.  Mayor,  etc.,  of  London,  26  n  8  c 

Accidental  and  Marine  Insurance  Company 

— Bridger's  Case,  20  »  10/ 

Agra  and  Masterman's  Bank,  ex  parte  Can- 
non, 8(2  9  a — 15  cf  10  a 

ex  parte  Shipman,  8  d  9  6 

Ainsworth  v.  Create,  19  n  9  c — 21  n  11  a 

Aldridge  r.  Medwin,  11  n  11  c— 18»  11  / 

Allen  V.  London  and  North- Western  Rail- 
way, 1  d  lib 

Allen  V,  Parish  of  Hampton,  9  n  11  c 

Andrews  v.  Cadby,  4d  S  f^5  d  11  c 

Archer  v.  Fraser,  4  n  11  6 

Armer  v.  Tresida,  19  n  7  c 

Arthur  and  another  r.  Broad,  7  d  1 1  c 

Ashmore  v.  Midland  Railway,  5n  9b 

Asiatic    Banking    Corporation,   26  n    8  b — 

9d  lla 

Aster  V.  Gaffney,  14  d  9  6 

Attorney-General  i;.   Cambridge   Gas   Con- 

samers'  Company,  25 n  lid 

V.  Colney  Hatch   Lunatic  Asylum,    28  d 

lOe 
V.  Earl  of  Lonsdale,  23  d  10  c 

V.  Seymour,  22  d  8/ 

V.  Stroud,  21  d  10/ 

Aubert  and  another  v.  Dodge,  23  d  lla 

Bailey  v.  Sir  Claude  de  Crespigny,  11  n  116 

Bakewell  v.  Baynes,  11  »  11  d 

Balding  v.  Hedges,  10  d  9  a 

Bambridgev.  Wells,  14  d  7  a— 16d  9  c 

Bardell  v.  Hotten,  12  d  10/ 

Bass  and  others  v.  Jackson  and  others,  1  d  1 1  c 

Baughan  v.  Physick  and  another,  7d  11  c — 

8d  9c 

Bauman  v.  Sabcl  and  another,  21  d  11  a 

Baxter  v.  Langley,  20  n  lie 

Baynes  v.  Spencer,  11  n  11  c — 16  «  11  6 

Beadel  v.  Perry,  16  d  8  c 

Bell  V.  Blyth,  21  d  10/ 

Bennett  v,  Bromfit,  10  n  9  c^— 12  n  9  c 

Beresford  and  Wife  v.  London  and  North-   i 

Western  Railway,  27  n  4  a  | 

Bew  V.  London  Steamship  Company,  8  d  9  c   j 

Bewr.  Reed,  17  d  10/  j 

BigKs  f.  Great  Eastern  Railway,  23  d  11  a       ' 

Bignall  v.  London  and  South- Western  Rail-   | 

way,  4  n  11  a  I 
Blinkhorn  v.  Accident  Assurance  (>ompany,    , 

14d  96 
Boast  V.  Firth,  10  «  9  c 

Bottrillr.  Pallett,  2d  9  6 


Civil  Aotions  (continued). 

Bovill  V.  Gordier,  19  d  10/ 

Bovill  V,  Smith,  25  n   lOd— 7d   10/— 8  d 

9a 

Boyerte  v.  Sheller,  80  n  9  c 

Bradlaugh^.  Brooks,  15  d  10  6 

Brake  v.  Money  and  others,  6  »  1 1  c 

Breffitt  V.  Hemming,  4  a  11  6 

Bridgman  v.  Harding,  27  n  lla 

British  Equitable  v.  Great  Western  Railway 

12ft  96 

Broadwood  and  others  v.  Daniel,  9n  IQe 

Brown  v.  Brown,  20  d  10/ 

Bryer  v.  Willis  and  another,  19  n  9  c 

Buckland  v.  Brady,  4  d  9  a 

Burrell  v.  Burrell,  6  »  11  d 

Butler  V.  Compston,  5  »  8/ 

Button  V.  Thompson,  4  n  1 1  6 

Calderbank  v.    European  Assurance    Com- 
pany, 20 n  lid 

re  Campbell,  an  infant^  13  »  10/ 

Campbell  v,  Fazil  Pasha,  22  d  8/— 28  d  11  6 

— 25d  5/— 29d  9d 

Cannis  v.  Tazzo,  19  d  12  a 

Cjirter  v.  Walsh,  17  d  10  d 

Cave  V.  Myers,  4  d  8  c 

ex  parte  Chamberlain,  re  Branson,  23  n  11  c 

Chancellor  of  Carlisle  v.  Archdeacon  of  West- 
moreland, 26  »  10/ 

Chaplin  v,  Balderston,  11  d  11  a 

Charlton  v.  Johnson,  10  n  9  c— 11  n  lie 

V.  Lings,  9  »  10  e — 10  »  9  a 

V.  Ressler,  10  ft  9  6 


Chisholm  v.  Macaulay,  An  Ae 
Clark  V.  Brown,  21  7*'  11  d 
—  V.  Row,  19n  9  6 

re  Clerks'  Dining  Company,  16  ft  lla 


Clifton,  Bt.  V.  Hopwell,  4  »  11  a 

Clinch  V.  Financial  Corporation,  4»  lla — 

7n  10c 

Clough  V,  London  &  North- Western   Rail- 
way, 23  d  10  c 

Coates  V.  Wood  and  another,  17  d  lla 

Cohen  v.  Midland  Railway,  16  d  9  a 

Coleman  v.  Myatt,  11  d  11  a 

Coles  r.  Bristowe,  5  «  8/— 6  nil  a— 7  d  10  c 

CoUisr.  North  StaflTordshire  Railway,  1  d  1  f 

Commercial  Clothing  Company,  in  re  Thorn - 

by,  21ft  lie 
Conservators  of  the  River  Thames  v.  Vic- 
toria Railway  and  Bridge  Company,  16  n  11  c 

Cooper  V,  Gordon,  3  n  9  6 

ex  parte  Corporation  of  London,  13  ft  11  a 

Corporation  of  Tam  worth,  13  »  lla 

Coundry  and  another  v.  Dixon  and  another, 

7 ft  lla 

Cox  r.  Smith,  9  d  11  a 

Cranes  v.  Powell,  2  d  9  a 

Cushing,  J.  N.  &  W.  v.  John  Laird,  jun., 

12o  7c 

— —  Cuthbertson,  v,  Butterworth,  25  ft  lla 

r.  Dilnot,  25 ft  lla 

V,  Haines,  25 n  lla 

Cutler  V.  Culten,  9  d  11  c 

Daw&Eley,  lldlO/— 12d  10/— 16dl0a 

— 16d  8c— 18d  9/— 19d  6e 

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[Oct.  1  to 


Oivil  Actions  {eontintted). 

Daws  V.  Rowland,  7d  lla 

Darby  v.  Beales  and  others,  4  n  11  a 

Davies  v.  Kemp,  9  »  10  « 

Davis  V.  Nichols,  1  d  11  6 

Davison  v.  Bumand,  1  d  11  6 

Day  V.  Rous,  14  »  10/— 25n  6  6 

Dean  v.  Chapman,  1  d  1 1  c 

V.  Moscrop,  8  d  9  d— 9  d  11  6 

Deacon  re  Deacon,  7  d  10/ 

re  Debroogurh  Tea  Company,  7  n  10  e 

Derby  (Earl  of)  v.  Bury  Improvement  Com> 

missioners,  5  d  11  d 

De  Qanis  v.  Mercantile  Marine  Insurance, 

lOd  9a 

Dickson  v.  Hook,  13  n  10/^16  n  11  a 

V.  Swansea  Vale,  etc.  Junction,  11  n  lie 

Denvon  v.  Home  and  Colonial  Insurance 

Company,  lid  lla 

Doolin  V.  Dickson,  9d  6d— 15d  9  6— 16d 

Se 

— —  re  Dorchester   Antelope   Hotel    Company, 
7n  lOe 

Dublin  Trunk  Railway  t*.  Keniaghan&  Saun- 
ders, 7d  lie 

Dunn  V.  Downeas,  22  d  7/ 

Duthie  V.  Roberts,  27  «  116 

re  East  of  England  Banking  Company,  7  n 

10  e 
East  Norfolk  Railway  v.  Great  Eastern,  14  d 

96 

Edlin  V.  Taylor,  16  d  9  a 

Edmunds    v.    Greenwood,    28  o    11  e — 7  « 

lla 

Ellis  and  another  r.  Habson,  28  »  116 

Ellis  &  Gill  V.  Ellis,  6  n  11  d— 7  »  11  6 

Ellisson  V.  Lord  Mayor  Allen,  20  n  10/— 

27 »  lla— 17 d  10c 

Emanuel  -v.  Davies,  17  d  10/ 

Hospital   V.    Metropolitan   District   Rail- 
way, 23  d  10/ 

ex  parte  English  and   American  Bank,  re 

Prioleau,  16  n  11  a 

Farholt  r.  Rivett  and  Kimber,  21 »  lid 

Farholt  v.  Kimber,  7  »  11  6 

Female  SufiPrage — Registration  Appeals,  9  n 

lie 

Ferrar  v.  Commissioners  of  Sewers,  17 n  9e 

Fielden   v.   Northern    Railway  of   Buenos 

Ayres,  21 »  11  c 

Finance  Company,  ex  parte  Johnson,  18  n 

10/ 

Finch  V.  Morrell,  12  »  9  c 

Flaoaganv.  Great  Western  Railway,  13  »  lla 

—16  n  11  a 

Fleming  v.  Bright  and  another,  6  n  11  c 

Fishery.  Jackson,  24 d  10 d 

Ford  r.  Cotesworth,  18  d  8  d 

V.  Spicer,  14  d  9  a 

Fordham  v.  Sworder,  10  n  9  a 

Foster  v.  Mackionon,  16  d  10  c — 16  d  9  a 

Fowler  and  others  v.  Bishop  of  Gloucester 

and  others,  3d  11  6 

Fox  and  another  v.  Heatley  and  another, 

lOd  96 

Froome  v.  Smith,  4d  8/ 

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OMl  Actioiis  {continued). 

Fuentes  and  another  v.  Moritz  and  another, 

3d  lie 

Furston    v.    London    and    North- Weatera 

Railway,  4d  8/ 

Gaitskell  v.  Shepherd,  24  d  9  c 

Gander  v.  Cannon,  5  d  11  e 

re  Garland,  7  d  11  a 

Garrett  v.  Stowell  it  Whit  worth,  12  d  116 

General  Exchange  Bank  o.  Homer,  13  fi  10/ 

— 23n  7a 

General    Steam    Navigation    Company    t, 

Hedley  and  others,  12 d  10/— 14 d  9h 

Gent  V.  Glennie  &  Ray,  18  d  8  <— 19  d  11  a 

George  v,  Hodge's  Distillery  Company,  28  s 

116 

Gibson  v.  Corporation  of  Preston,  6  »  8/ 

V.  Johnston,  23  d  10  d 

Gobetz  V.  Moseley  and  Leipnitz,  23  n  9  6 

Godfrey  v,  Magnus,  16  d  10  6 

Godwin  v.  Brund  and  others,  5  »  9  r 

Gover  and  Wife  v.  Carr,  6  »  11  c — 7  »  11  a 

Graham  v.  Collins,  28  n  116 

Grant  v.  Local  Board  of  Oxford,  12  n  9  ^ 

16n  116 

Grave  v.  Bernard,  lid  11  a 

Gray  v,  Gardiner,  18  d  8  e 

Gray  v.  Harvey  Lewis,  16  d  8/— 17  d  10/ 

Greey  v.  West  and  Wife,  3  »  9  6 

Grissell  V,  Bristowe,  1  d  11  c— 2  d  9  c— 3  d 

lie— 4d  9a 

Grose  v.  Netherlands  Fire  Insurance  Codj- 

paoy,  14  d  9  a 

Guedalla  v.  Baring,  8  d  9  a 

Guest  V.    Worcester,  Bromyard,  and   hdo- 

minster  Railway,  3  n  9  e 

Haddan  v.  Sir  Charles  Fox,  14  d  9  6 

Haines  v.  Cuthbertson,  26  a  lla 

Halswell  v.  Loudon  and  South- Western  Rail- 
way, 6d  11  e 

Hanley  v.  London  and  North- Western  Ball- 
way,  24  d  10  d 

Hanks  v,  Jones,  19  n  9  6 

Hardwicke  v.  Waaon,  11  «  lid 

Harrison  v.  East  Indian  Railway,  11  d  11  <s 

Harrison  v.  Evans,  8  d  9  d 

Harrup  v.  Hirst,  25  »  lla 

Hart  V.  Marsh,  19  d  11  c 

Hartley  v.  Lowe,  12  d  10/ 

Heilbat  v.  Johnson,  21  d  11  6 

Hendrick  i?.  Hendrick,  6  d  7  a 

Heymann  v,  European  Central  Railway,  16  d 

8e 

Hind  V.  Crosskill,  6  »  9  e 

Hittell  V.  Harvey,  3  n  9  6 

Hoare  v.  Wilson,  6  n  11  a— 22  d  8/ 

HoUoway  v.  Lumsden,  18  d  8  d 

Holmes  v.  Dudley,  16  »  11  a 

Holt  V.  Siudrey,  7  d  10/ 

Homfray  ».  Brecon  and  Merthyr  Tydfil  EaU 

way,  11  d  10/ 

Hoodward  r.  Great  Northern  Railway,  S«f 

9e 

Hope  V.  Carnegie,  26  n  8  6 — 4  d  8  e 

v.  Hope,  26  »  8  6—4  d  8  « 

Horwitz  r.  Baxandale  and  othem,  4  a  11 « 


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Ciyil  Actlans  (continued). 

Hotten  V.  Monckton,  7  d  lie 

Houghton  V.  Aerated  Bread  Company,  27  n 

lib 

Hughes  V.  Robson,  9nllc 

Hunt  &  Qotbed  v.  Anderson,  12  rf  11a — 

Ud  9  6— 17d    11a— 18d    9a— 19d    11  c— 
21  d  11  6 

Hurm  V.  Goad,  2  d  9  6 

Hyatt  V.  Pope  &  French,  7  n  11  6 

Imperial    Mercantile   Credit  Association  v. 

Price,  16  d  9  a 

Union  Assurance  v.  Preston,  21  d  11  a 

Inchbald  v.  Robinson,  16  d  8/— 17  d  10/ 

V.  Barrington,  16  d  8/ 

Ind  V.  Mann,  7  n  11  6 

re  International  Life  Assurance,  2Zd  10/ 

Isitt  V.  Beeston,  id  9a 

Jackson r. Sir  R. Mayne,  7d  llo-8d  9d— 

10  d  7/ 

and  others  v.  Bass  and  othersi  1  d  11  e 


Jaccomb  v.  Watkins,  12  rf  10/ 

Jenner  and  another  v.  Washer,  Sd  9  b 

Jersey  (Earl  of)  v.  Sonth  Wales  Mineral  Rail- 
way, id  Se 

Johnson  v.  Ashworth,  12  d  10/ 

V.  Ossing^n,  16 »  lie 

Johnstone   t;.   Cotham,  3d  116 — id  Bf — 

5d  116— 7dllo^8d  9e 

V.  Great  Indian  Peninsular  Railway,  14  d 

9a 

Joint  Stock  Discount  Company  v.  Gaffer  and 

others,  2d  56 

Jones  V.  Bubb,  16  n  116 

V.  Davis  &  Littlewood,  12  d  10/ 

V.  Jones,  12  n  9  c 

V.  Pritchard,  12  n  9  c 

Justices    of     Westbury — Intimidation    of 

Voters,  20  n  11a 

Kentt?.  Holmes,  12  d  10/ 

King  V.  Kelk  and  another,  16  d  8/ 

V.  Woodward,  2  d  9  a 


Knock  r.  Metropolitan  Railway,  8  »  9  6 

Kopera  v.  Great  Western  Railway,  27  n  116 

— 28n  116 

Lafitteau  v.  Robinson  and  another,  24 n  lie 

Kote  about,  26  n  9  e 


Land  v.  Cope,  18  d  9  a 
Lane  and  another  v.  Griffith,  4  n  11  c 
V.  Nailliard,  21  n  11  d 


Langmead  v.  Whiddington,  9d  11  e 

Langstafifev.  Jones,  16  d  9  a— 17d  10/ 

Larkins v.  MDougall,  11  n  lie 

Lesser  v.  Barot,  17  d  10/ 

Lawless  v.  Anglo-Egyptian  Cotton  and  Oil 

Company,  5n  9a 

Lazarus  v.  Browne,  20 n  lid 

Lee  V.  Goodwin,  6  »  11  d 

Lewis  V.  M'Kee,  5  d  11  d 

V.  Scholey,  23  n  9  6 


• Lidgett V.  Secretan,  lid  11  a 

re  Lily  Quarries  Slate  and  Slab  Company, 

7n  10€ 

Little  V.  M'Cluire,  10  n  9  c 

Lloyd  V.  Ingram  and  others,  29o  11  e — 30  o 

9d-31o  lid— 2»  Ud— 6n  116 


Civil  Actions  {continued). 

Lloyd  V.  Pocock,  12d  10/ 

London  and  Colonial  Company,  Tooth*8  case, 

24»  116 

Hamburg   Exchange    Bank   Company  v. 

Harvey,  26  n  8  6 

Italian,  and  Adriatic  Steam   Navigation 

Company,  12  d  10/— 16  d  8  « 

and  Lancashire  Fire  Insurance  v.  Tatton 

and  others,  27  »  11  c — 28  n  11  c 

and  South-Westem   Railway  v.  Phillips, 


4n  116 

Lound  V.  Kelday,  5  n  8/ 

-  Love  V.  Echless,  3  »  9  6 

Lowe  V.  Clark,  12  d  He 

V.  Hartley,  12d  10/ 

Lund  V.  London  and  North- Western 

way,  lid  9c 


Rail- 


10/ 


Lundy   Granite    Company,   10  n  9  a — 20  n 


Lunn    V,    Great    Northern    Railway,    24  d 
9c 

Lyde  v.  Richards,  24  n  116 

Lyons  v.  Instone,  23  d  11a 

Mackenzie  v.  Hopwood,  9d  II  a 

Mann  v.  Hutton  and  another,  19  d  11  a — 

21  d  llo— 22d  96 

Marshall  v.  Glamorgan  Iron  and  Coal  Com- 
pany, 25  n  11 « 

Martin  v.  Homer,  20  n  11  c 

Martin  v.  Pownall,  18d  8e 

Mason  v.  Bennett,  18  n  11/ 

Masons'  Hall  Tavern  Company,  24  n  11  6 

Massey  v.  Sladen  and  others,  24  n  lie 

Master  v.  Hunt,  lid  10/ 

Mate  V.  Nugent,  6  o  7  d—i  n  4  c 

Mathieson  r.  Harrod,  25  n  10  d 

M'Bumie  v.  Lancashire  and  Yorkshire  Rail- 
way, 12  d  116 

M'Causland  v.  Austen,  16d  9a 

M*Ewan  v.  Briscoe,  24  d  10  d 

Medwin  v.  Streeler,  21  n  11  d— 25  n  10/ 

Metropolitan  Board  of  Works  v.  Sant  and 

others,  6n  11  a 

Michael  v.  Fripp,  4  n  11  a — 6  n  11  a 

Midland  Bankmg  Company  r.  Chambers, 

25 n  lid— 9d  11a 

Miles  V.  Stephens,  1  d  11  6 

Mogridge  v.  Green,  6 »  lid 

Modgee  v.  Schrister,  6  »  11  c — 7  w  11  6 

Moore  v.  Shipway  and  another,  5  n  9  c — 

23n  96 

and  others  v.  Roberts,  24  d  9  c 

Morris  V.  Arnold,  21  »  lid 

V.  Ashber,  6  »  11  a — -11 «  11  6 

V.  Railing,  8d  9c 

Mosscrop  V.   Dewhurst    and    others. 


19  d 


12a 


Mozon  V.  Bright,  16  n  11  a 

Mullins  V.  HuBsey,  10  n  9  a 

ex  parte  National  Bank  of  Liverpool  re  Van 

Wart.  16  n  11  a 

Nelson  v.  London  and  North- Western  Rail- 
way, 14  d  9  c 
V.  Page,  11  n  11  6 


Newbum  v,  Eaton,  19  d  12  a 


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€ML  AotionB  (corUinu€d). 

Newlingv.  Dobell,  20  »  10/ 

Newton  v.  Newton,  21  d  10/ 

V.  Swann,  15  rf  10  6 

Nicholl  V,   Trinidad   Petroleum   Company, 

Id  116 

Nichols  V.  North-Eastern  Railway,  23  rf  10  d 

Nicholas  v.  Griffin,  19  d  12  a 

Noon  V.  Andrew,  11  »  11  d 

Noma  V.  Pilcher,  19  n  9  c 

V.  Town-Clerk  of  Hastings,  19  n  9  c 

re  North    Stafford   Steel,   Iron,   and   Coal 

Company,  21  n  11  c 

Notices,  27  n  11a 

O'Beirne  v.  Childers  and  others,  28  n  116 

O'Connor  v.  London  General  Omnibus  Com- 
pany, 5d  lie 

Oriental    Commercial    Bank  5    Alabaster's 

case,  25  »  10  d 

Otte  V.  Grant,  27  n  11a 

. Palmer,  ex  parte^  3  »  9  6 

re  Panama,  New  Zealand,  etc..  Royal  Mail 

Company,  7  »  10  c 

Parry  v.  Munn  and  others,  17  »  9  « 

Parsons  v.  Hanmond,  19  d  10/ 

V.  Wilmont,  7  »  11  a 

Parton  &  Page  v.  Johnson,  Johnson  dt  Bills 

intervening,  5  n  9  c — 6  »  11  c 

Patterson  v.  Hilson  and  others,  17  d  11a 

Payler  v.  South- Eastern  liailway,  22  d  9  a 

Pelly  V.  Harding  &  Turquand,  10  d  9  a 

Perkins  v.  Town-Clerk  of  Wakefield,  25  n  10/ 

Perry's  (Robert  Cobbold)  Executors  v.  the 

Queen,  25  n  1 1  a 

Peruvian  Railway  Company,  ex  parte  Craw- 
ley, 11  d  10/ 

ex  parte  Robinson,  lid  10/ 

ex  parte  International  Contract  Company, 

18d  8c 

Pettinger  r.  Stephenson,  17  d  10  d 

Phillips  V.  Eyre,  16  n  11  6—18  n  11  c 

Pickering  v.  Minto,  2id  9c 

Plaub  V.  Daniell,  25  n  10  d 

Podger  V.  Wain,  11  d  11a 

Powell  I'.  Ives  and  another,  27  n  lie 

Pragnall  v.  Lucas  and  others,  14  d  9  a 

Pulbrook  i\   Great  West  Cornwall  Mining 

Company,  17  d  10/ 

Queen  v.  Chancellor  of  Carlisle,  27  »  11  a 

,  Commissioners  of  the  National  Debt, 


lOn  9a 

V,  Corporation  of  London,  25  n  10/ 

V.  Corporation  of  Tamworth,  25  »  10/ 

V.  Dare  Valley  Railway,  23  »  9  6 

V.  Ellison,  17  d  10  c 

V.  Hull  Morning  Ncics,  25  n  10  c 

— —  V.  Mayor  of  Exeter,  24  n  11  6—26  »  8/ 

V,  Metropolitan  Board  of  Works,  V2n  9  6 

V.  Metropolitan Bailway,24 n\^ 6 — 25 n  1 0 e 

V.  Secretary  of  State,  24  n  116 

V.  Vaugfaan,  10  n  9  a 

V.  Wood,  30  »  9  c 

-  Randolph  t\  Millman,  3  d  11  c 

Readhead  v.  Midland  Railway,  27  n  1 1  c — 

28 »  lie 

-  Registration  Appeals,  7  »  11  a 

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Oivil  AotioDS  {continued). 

Richards  and  Wife  v.  Turner,  19  n  9  c 

Riohardson  v.  Mead,  12  d  10/ 

if.  Swarbric,  16  n  lie 

Richmond  r.  Raper,  2  d  9  c 

Roberts  v.  Great  Western  Railway,  4  «  1 1  <■ 

Rochussen  v.  Wilkinson,  10  d  9  6 

Rosenthal  v.  Laws,  8  d  9  d 

Rowe  V.  Hopwood,  5  ti  9  a 

Royal  Bank  of  Liverpool,  ex  parte  Molyneux, 

13  »  11a 

Sale  r.  Surrey  and  Sussex  Railway,  19  rf  10/ 

Sankey  v.  London  and  North- Western  Rail- 
way, 11  n  lid— 12  n  9c 

r.  Wright,  30n  9c— 4d  7c 

Saunders  v.  Smith,  14  0  7  c 

St  Thomas  Floating  Dock  Company,  5  d  lU 

Schmidt  v.  Beaumont,  30  n  9  d 

V.  Winslow,  lOd  9  a— 11  d  11  a 

Schott  V.  Rev.  Dr  Alder,  15  d  10  d 

Scott  V.  Cousens,  5  n  9  e 

17.  Ingliss,  5  n  9  c 


Seymour  v.  Bourne,  5  »  9  e 
—  V,  Brown  and  others,  4n  116 
Sharman  v.  Lovell,  21  d    116 — 22  d 


9  6- 


23d  11a 

Sharp  and  another  t>.  Hilbers,  2  d  9  6 

Shaw  v.  Cook,  lOd  9  a 

Simpson  v.  Great  Western  Railway,  21  d  11<j 

V.  MuUatt,  5n  9  6 


Sims  V.  Woodbume  and  another,  17  d  11  a 

Slingsby  v.  Fish,  9n  11  c 

Slugg  and  Wife  v.  Strong,  5f»  9  c 

South  Devon  Railway  Company,  for  Lost 

Luggage,  Verdict  in  their  favour,  12  o  7  a 

Southallr.  British  Mutual,  18d  8c 

Southampton  Steam  Collier  and  Coal  Com- 
pany V.  Clarke,  20 n  lie 

Southey    v.    London    and    North- Western 

Railway,  4  d  8/ 

Spiers  v.  Dodge,  6  n  9  6 — 6  «  11  c 

Spraggs  V.  North  London  Railway,  22d  9a 

Sprigge  V.  Sprigge,  6  n  11  d 

Squire  v.  Thames  Ironworks,  etc.,  C^ompany, 

lid  11a 

€35  parte  Squire,  re  Gould  well,  9  n  10  e 

Stebbings  v.  Great  Eastern  Railwar,  4  d  9  • 

—6d  lie 

Steele  v.  Midland  Railway  Company,  5  »  9  « 

Stevens  v.  Copp,  5  n  9  c — 26  »  8/ 

Stevenson  v.  Dahll,  9  »  11  c 

Stockwell  V.  Yeates,  6n  11  a 

Stourbridge  Glass  Company  r.  Hartley  «d 

others,  13  n  11  6 

Stray  v.  Bull,  1  d  11 6—2  d  9  ^— 3d  11  6 

Strong  r.  Slugg  and  W^ife,  5  n  9  c 

Sullivan  v.  Pearson,  26  n  10/ 

Synies  v.  Cambrian  Railways,  21 »  lie 

V.  Utting,  11  n  lid 

Talbot  V.  Lawder,  5  n  9  6 

re  Tamworth  School  Charity  Coninruanooers. 

7»  lOe 

Taylor  v.  Hodgson,  9d  11  6 

Thames  Ironworks  v.  the  Queen,  7  «  10/ 

Thomas  v.  Nokes,  19  d  10/ 

Thomson  v.  Bourley,  6  n  9  c 


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Civil  ActionB  {continued). 

Toulmin v.  Batfe,  7 n  11  b—9 n  lid 

TraviB  V.  Publishers  of  the  MtUl  Advertiser^ 

5n  8/ 

Tremingham  v.  Maud,  16  rf  8/ 

Trent  and  Humber  Shipbuiltog  Company, 

13  n  10/ 

Trotter  V.  Trevor,  18  n  11/ 

Tyddyn  Sheffney  Slate  Quarries,  ex  parte 

Olive,  4d  Se 

United  Service  Company,  24  n  115 

>  Vaughan  v.  Moffatt  and  othenB,  l^d  Sc 

Vernon  v,  Tahiti   Cotton,  etc,  Plantation 

Company,  in  lib 

Von  Sobbe v.  Prioleati,  5d  9b 

Wade  V.  Wetherall,  2d  9  6—3 d  11  6 

Walker  v.  South-Eastern  Railway,  3  n  9  ( 

Wandsworth  Board  of  Works  v.  Hall,  2d  9a 

Ward  V.  Sweet,  in  lie 

Warmisher  v.  Walker,  12rf  11  6 

Wardale  v.  London,  Chatham,  and  Dover 

Railway,  2d  9b 

Wasout>.  Walter, 20 »  11a— 23«  dfl— 26»  8c 

WatetB  V,  ChilUngworth,  13 »  11  a—S d  9a 

Welfare  v.  London,  Brighton,  and  South - 

Coast  Railway,  4  n  11  6—6  n  11  c 

Wetherfield  v.  Nelson,  30  n  9€ 

White  V,  British  Empire  Mutual,  9  n  10  e 

Whellock  V.  Home  and  Colonial  Marine  In- 
surance Company,  5n  9a 

WiddowB r,  Faller,  12 d  Ho 

Williams  v.  Barber,  6  n  9  6 

V.  Norris,  2  d  9  6 

V.  Webber,  in  lie 

Willflon V.  Hastie,  2d  lie 

Wilrashurst  v.  Rayner,  4  »  11  6 

Winterv. Miller,! 8 »  11/— 22»  9e—27n  ll<r 

Woodr.  Chaplin,  12  d  II  a 

Woodham  v.  Murray,  27  n  lie 

Woodward  v.  Pell,  28  n  116 

Woolwich  Steam  Packet  Company  v.  Wil- 

EamB,  lid  11  a 

Warsom  v.  Vanderbrandt,  4  »  11  6 

Wright  V.  Chappell  and  another,  4  d  9  a 

V.  Gamble  &  Beaumont,  3  d  11  6—4  d  8/ 

V.  Telly,  24 n  lie 


Yates  V.  Cox,  7  n  10  c 

Teoman    v.   Worcester    City   and    County 

Banking  Company,  19  d  10/ 

ZootK  V.  London  and  South-Eastem  Railway, 

6n  116 

Civil  Contingencies  Fund,  lln  §d 

Officers  of  the  Royal  Engineers,  are  they  in 

the  Army  or  the  Civil  Service  ?  6  o  11/ 

Note  about,  8  o  10  d 

Service,  orders  relating  to  Bills  and  lusol- 

vency  of  Members  of,  80  d  5  a— 31  d  8  c 

Supply,  2  0  5/ 

Claret,  great  Sale  of,  at  Chateau  Laffitte,  31  o  11/ 
Clement  (W.  J.) on  the  Shrewsbury  Election,  Id  6d 
Clergy,  and  the  Repeal  of  the  Com  Laws,  3  d  9/ 
Clergyman  and  his  Churchwardens,  16  d  10/ 
Clerkia'  Dining  Establishment  Meeting,  13  ft  5  d 
Clerical  Appointments,  8  o  7  c— 13o  7/— lOo  9/ 
— 17o  6a— 21o  Ha— 21o  11  6—24 o  4a— 26o 
9/r-80o  7  a— 8  n  4  c— 7  «  7a— 14n  4a— 23n 


7d— 28n  6/— 4d  7«— fid  8d— 7d9a— 8d 
7a— 9 d  6a— 14d  8/— 15d   5c— 19 d   9d— 
21d  12d— 23d  5c— 23d  6a— 28d  8/— 31  d 
7/ 
Clerical  Influence  at  Elections,  22  d  7  d 

Medical  and  General  Life  AjBsurance  Society, 

28»  66 

Vacancies,  7  o  9  6—19  d  6  6—28  d  7  c 

Vestments,  great  Sale  of,  11  d  6/ 

Clifton  (R.  Juckes)  on  the  Campbell «.  Fazil  Pasha 

Case,  25  d  5/— 29d  9d 

College  Annual  Soiree,  25 d  4/ 

Club  for  Working  Women,  6d  5e 

Clutterbuck  (Rev.  J.  C.)  on  Farm  Produce  and 

Lucifer  Matches,  23  d  10  d 
Clyde  Ports,  Customs  Returns,  9  e  5  a — 6  n  11  d 

— 4d  5e 
Coal  Exports,  14 o  7  c— 28o  6/— lln  11a— 14d 

7a 

From  Belgium,  2d  4/ 

and  Imports,  Statistics  of,  5  o  5  a — i  n  6a 

— Sd  6a 

high  Cartage  Tariff,  21  d  6  c 

and  Iron  Foreign  Trade,  17  o  6  c— 24  o  10  6 

— Slo  6/— 7«  7  c— 16n  10  c— 21 «  10  d— 
28»  7/— 5d  6c— 12d  7/— 19d  6e— 28d  96 

Market,  state  of ,  1  o  4  e — 3  o  7  d— 6  o  6  6 — 

7o  5  c— 8  o  4«— 13o  4e— lOo  7  a— 15o  6/ 
—17  o  7/— 20o  6d— 22o  4d— 24o  8/— 27o 
4  6—29  0  6/— 31  0  6  d— 3  n  4  a— 5  n  6  a— 7  n 
«e— 10»  46— 12»  4c— 14n  10/— 17«  9d— 
19  n  8  c— 21»  6/— 24«  lOd— 26n  4/— 28n 
66— Id  76— Sd  66— 5d  6e— 8d  5c— lOd 
4«— 12d  7^-15d  76— I7d  76— 19d  7/— 
22d  86— 24d  56— 29d  5/— 31d  56 

Sinkings,  near  Nottingham,  4  «  5  a 

South  Yorkshire,  trade,  14  d  7/ 

Vancouver,  Company,  26  o  7  a 

Coan  (Rev.  T.),  Account  of  Honolulu,  7  »  9  c 
Cobden  Club,  Prize  Essay,  subject,  12  d  5  6 

(Richard)  and  the  Emperor  Napoleon,  19  d 

9/— 23  d  9/ 

Cochrane  (A.  A.)  on  Economy  in  Gas,  20  o  5/ 

C(»ffee,  state  of  the  Market,  lo  if — 2o  5  6— So 
7  6— 8  0  4  c— 9  o  6/— lOo  7  6^14  o  4/— 15o 
6a— 16o  5e— l7o  7/— 21  o  6/— 22o  46— 
23 e  7/— 24o  8/— 28o  76—29©  6  6— 30o  5  6 
31  0  6  d— 4  n  6  <^— 5  n  5  d— 6  n  6  6—7  n  6  c— 
lln  6c— lln  4  6— 13»  10 a— 1 4 »  1 0/— 18 « 
lOc— 19«  8  c— 20»  7e— 21w  6/— 26«  6  c— 
26»  4i— 27»  76— 28»  66— 2d  6c— 3d  6  6— 
4d  5<— 6d  6fr— 9d  76— lOd  4e— 12d  7o— 
16 d  56—17  d  7  6—18 d  5 6— 19d  7 o— 23d  7 d 

Cohen  (Rev.  J.),  Appeal  for  the  W^hitechapel 
Ragged  Schools,  28  d  9  c 

Colburn  (Zerab)  on  the  Mont  Cenis  Tunnel, 
17  o  10  c 

Colchester  Gaol,  desperate  Escape  of  a  Prisoner 
from,  14o  5a 

Colenso  (Dr)  and  the  Lords,  24  o  8  c 

Colliery  Explosions  and  the  Barometer,  5  d  9/ 

and  the  Weather,  2  »  11/ 

CuUins  (J.  R.)  on  the  Cost  of  Pauper  Children  in 
St  Pancras,  10  n  8/ 

on  the  Training  Ships  for  Houseless  Boys, 

3d  5/ 
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[Oct.  1  to 


Colnaghi  (D.E.)  and  the  Italian  InundationB,  28  o  1 1/ 

Colon,  Fever  at,  30  o  4/ 

Colonial  Despatclies,  1  o  7/— 3  o  9  h — 5  o  7  h — 
7o  1ar-~%o  7  c— 9  o  7  6— lOo  9rt— 12o  7  a— 
13  o  7/— 14  0  7  c— 16  o  7  a— 17  o  9  6—19  o 
10  c— 20  o  10  6— 22  o  10  c— 23  o  9  a— 28o  9  c 
— 29o  9/— 310  7/— 2n  12c— 3n  7/— 4«  9/ 
— 5n  7c— *in  5/— 7n  6a— 7 »  9/— 9«  9/— 
Un  7/— 16n  9rf— 17n  7c— 19»  7/— 20n 
9  6— 21n  9/— 23»  3/— 24  »  9/— 26»  7  6— 
28n  9c— 30n  \Od—Sd  9e— 8d  7a— 9rf  9/ 
-10 d  7/— 12rf  9/— 14rf  7f—l7d  9b—lSd 

.     7  a— 19 d  9 c*— 21  d  9 e— 29 (/  7  a— 30 d  7e 

Government  Securities,   1  o  4  d — 2  o  5  c — 

3  0  7  c— 5  o  5  6 — 6  o  6  c — 7  o  5  d — 8  o  4(^—9  o 

6  c— lOo  7  c— 12o  6  c— 18o  4  6— 14o  4  c— 
15  o  6  c— 16  0  6  c— 17  o  7  c— 19  o  4  c— 20  o  6  c 
—21  o  6  c— 22  0  4  c— 28  o  7  c— 24  o  9  a— 26  o 

7  c— 27o  4d— 28o  7  c— 29  o  6  c— 30o  5d— 
31  0  6  c— 2  n  6  c— 4n  6 c— ^  n  5  6—6  n  6  ci— 
7„  6rf— 9n  (]c--10»  4c— lln  &d—l2n  id 
— 13n  10  c— 14  n  9  a— 16n  10  c— 17  n  9h— 
18  n  11a— 19  «  8d— 20n  7  c— 21n  6  a— 28n 

8  c— 24  n  10  6—25  »  6  rf— 26  n  4  c— 27  w  7  c— 
28  »  6  c— 30  7»  5  6— Id  7  c— 2rf  5rf— 3rf  6  c 
— 4  rf  5  c— 6  d  6  c— 7  d  7  rf— 8  d  5  6—9  rf  7  c 
— lOd  4c— llrf  7c— 12d  7d~Ud  5d—15d 
7  c— 16d  5  c— 17d  7  c— 18d  5  c— 19rf  7  d— 
21  d  7e—22d  8  c— 23  d  7  6— 24d  5c-25d 
56— 29d  6d— 30d  5  c— 31  d  5c 

Note  about,  ])y  a  Colonial  Banker,  28  o  7  6 

Produce  Market,  3  o  7  6—10  o  7  a— 17o  76 

— 22o  8  c— 31o  6  a— 14  n  lOd— 21n  6  c— 28n 
6  a— 5  d  6  6—12  d  7  6—19  d  7  a— 25  d  5  a 

Trade,  official  accounts  of  tbe  year,  9  o  10  c 

Colston  Festival  at  Bristol,  16  n  7  c 
Commercial  Travellers'  Association  Meeting,  24  d 
10  c 

School,  26  o  11/ 

School  at  dinner,  16  o  5  c 

Dinner  Bill,  17  d  10  c 

Commissionaires  Corps,  Donations  for,  6o  9d — ^29  o 

10  c— 7  n  9/-1371  5d— 20  n  12c— 5d  5a— 19  d 
()/_-31d  5  6 
COMMON  COUKCIL:— 

Address  of  Lord^Mayor  Lawrence,  21  n  10  c 

to  the  retiring  Lord  Mayor,  21 «  10  e 

City  Land  Committee,  21  n  10  e 

City  of  London  Gas  Act,  27  »  9  c 

Fellowship  Porters,  21  n  10/— ^7  n  9  c 

Fire  at  the  Guildhall,  inquiry,  2  o  9  c 

— ~-^  Freedom  of  the  City  to  Sir  John  Bnrgoyne, 

20  9c 

Free  Bridges  on  the  Thames,  11  d  6  « 

Gas  Committee,  4  d  4/ 

Holbom  Valley  Improvement,  4d  4/— 11  d 

6  c— 18  d  4  c 

Leadenhall  Market,  11  d  6  c 

Lord  Mayor's  Day  and  Banqnet  Arrange- 
ments, 2  0  7  c 

Markets'  Committee,  2o  9c — 9o  4c — 18  d  4c 

Metropolitan   Foreign    Cattle  Market   Bill, 

9o  4e 

Miscellaneous,  2  o  9  c 

New  Smitlifield  Market,  opening  ceremony, 

21  n  10  c 

42 


Gomman  Council  {continued). 

On  the  seizure  of  fish  in  Billing«gate,  9  o  4  r 

Old  Newgate  Market,  iUdu-mar beting,  9  &  4  c 

On  the  Union  of  three  city  parishes.  St  Olave. 

etc.,  4  d  4/ 

Presentation  of  the  Sword  to  Lord  Napier, 

21  n  10  c 

Lord  Napier's  return  of  thanks,  21  n  10  r 

Relief  for  the  sufferers  by  the  Peru  Ejurth- 

quake,  9  o  4  c 

Widening  of  Newgate  Street,  2  o  9  c 

Companies,  Miscellaneous,  State  of  Shares,  1  o  4  c 

— 2  o  5  d — 3  o  7  d — 5  o  5  c — 6  o  6  d — 7  o  5e— 
8o  4  c— 9  0  5d— lOo  7d— 12o  6<i— 13o  4  c 
— 14o  4d— 15o  6d— 16o  5d— 19o  4/— 20  a 
5d— 21o  6rf— 22o  4d— 23o  7d— 24o96— 
26 o  7 d— 27 o  4 c— 28 o  7 «— 29 o  6d— 80 o  5t 
—81  0  6 d— 2 n  6 d— 4 n  6 d— 5 n  5 c^-6  n  6t 
_7n  6d— 9n  6c^-10n  4d— lln  6«— 12ii 
4c— ISn  lOd— 14n  9^-16l^  lOd— 17fi  9f 
—18  n  11  6—19  n  8  c— 20  n  7  c— 21  a  6  ^-28  k 
8d— 24n  10c^25ii  6c-26»  4<*— 27»  7d 
— 28n  6d— 30n  6c— 1  d  7d— 2d  6e— 8d  6rf 
— 4d  6d—6d  6d— 7d  7e— 8d  6€^9d  7d 
— lOd  4d— lid  7dr-^12d  7c— 14d  5e— 15d 
7d— 16d  5d— 17d  7d— 18d  5d^l9d  7c— 
21d  7d— 22d  8d— 23d  7<:-24d  5d— 25d 
6c— 29d  6c— 80d  6d— 81d  5d 
Concerts,  Monday  Popular,  17  «  10* — 15<l  9/ 

Saturday,  at  the  Crystal  Palace,  3  o  9  e — ^5  o 

10c— 26o   10c— 27o   lOd— 7»   12*— 7  d  5a 
— 21d  12  c 

various,  7 d  5a 

Coningham  (Mr),  Sketch  of  J.  S.  Mill,  14 »  3/ 
Coningsby  (Robert)  on  the  slight  to  Mr  Johnson. 

the  American  Minister,  18  d  10/ 

Mr  Beales'  reply  to,  19  d  6  6 

Conservative   Land   Society  Meeting,    7  o    5/— 

16d  5c 
Consular  Law  Courts  in  Egypt,  21  o  4/ 
Contagious  diseases,  prevention  of,  13  n  116 
Continental  Agency,  a  swindle,  14d  5  b 

Rascality,  28  d  6  a 

Contractors  disqualified  for  Parliament^  7  d  6  6 
Contumacy — Ritualism  atSt  Alban'son  Cfariaticai- 

Day,  29d  7/ 
Convalescent  Hospital  it  Eastbourne,  plea  for. 

21  d  12/ 

at  Seaford,  appeal  for,  26ci  8/ 

Home  at  Swansbrook,  removal  of,  16d  7  d 

Convocation  and  the  Irish  Church,  1  d  12  a 

Assembling  of,  11  d  9 o— T2 d  6c 

pitoolution  of,  14n  7/ 

«  and  Intemperance,  14  o  9/ 

Prorogation  of,  10  o  9  a 

of  York,  Archdeacon  Jones  on,  4  d  10  6 

Conway  (Rev.  W.)  on  the  Poor  of  Westminster. 

13n  6c 
Com  Averages,  7  o  8  e — 8  o  5  c 

Imports,  Board  of  Trade  Rstan,  2  »  10/ 

Koins^ackson's  Circular,  6  n  6  a 

Report  of  Russia,  20  o  8  d 

State  of  the  Market^  1  d  4  c — 2  o   5/— 3  •• 

7/— 5 o  5 c— ^ 0  6 c— 7  o  6/— 8 o  4 e— 9^  56 
— lOo  7  6—12  0  6/— 13o  4e— 14o  4/— 15« 
66— 16o   5c— 17o   7d— 17o   7/— 19o   4c- 


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20  o  5  6—210  6  6—22  0  4/— 23o  7/— 24o  8/ 
— 26o  7/— 27o  4  6— 28o  7/— 2do  6  6— 30o 
5c_31o  6g— 2n  6/— 3n  4  6— 4  »  6/~5  n 
5e— 69»  6c— 7n  6/— 9 »  6/— 10 »  4 e— 1 1  n 
6/— 12»  4/— 13»  10  6— 14  »  lOe— 16»  10/ 
— 17n   9ci— 18»    10/— 19n    8o— 20»    7/— 

21  n  6/— 23»  8/— 24»  lOct— 25»  6/— 26» 
4/-.27  n  7/— 28  »  6  6—30  n  5/— 1  rf  7  6—2  d 
5c__Sd  6e^4rf  5/— 5d  6/— 7(i  7/-^d  5e 
— 9<i  7b—VSd  4  6— ll<f  7e— 12ci  6/— 14rf 
5/— 15d  7  6— 16rf  5/— 17d  7e— 18d    5/— 

19  d  7  c— 21d  6/— 22rf  8«— 23  d  7f—2id 
5f— 26  d  5d— 26d  8ar-28d  5/— 29  d  5  c— 
30d  5e— 31d  5e 

Comer  (Dr  Mattbew)  on  Scarlatina,  27  o  3/ 
Corunership  of  West  Surrey,  filection,  27  o  7  c 
Corporation  of  the  Sons  of  the  Clergy,  21  d  10  d 
Cornwall,  Diistreas  in,  13  9»  8  6 

Floods  in,  17  d  9/ 

Royal  Polyteohnio  Society,  36  th  Annual  Ex- 
hibition, 5  o  10  6 

Opening  of  a  Barrow  on  Tredinney  Hill,  7  n 

5/ 
Cotton  (Agnes),  Appeal  for  the  Children's  Home, 
Leytonatone,  25d  9a 

American  Report,  4d  7  6—7  d  9  a— 14  d7a 

Ud  7c— 21rf  12(t— 25(i   7dr—2Sd  10  6 

Brazilian  Market,  9 o  5 a — 4  n  Ha 

Goods,  Rejjortaof,  81  o  9/ 

Indian  Crop,  Report  of,  30  »  5  a 

Liverpool  Market,  2d  6  c 

MaoufactureB,  return  of  Reports,  5  (2  11  a 

Messrs  Barbour  and  the  Manchester  Markets, 

20  6  6— 2rf  6  c 

Messrs  Dymes'  Madras  Circular,  7  o  5  c — 13  o 

4e— 15o  6  6— 29  c;  5/ 

State  of  the  Market,  1  o  4  a— 2  e  5/— 3  o7f 

— 5a  if—So  6  6 — 7o  5o — 8o  4o— 9o  5  6 — 
10 o  7/— 12o  5  6— 13o  4c— 14o  4/- 15o  6/ 
16  o  6  6— 17o  6  6—19  0  4d— 20o  5/— 21  o  6/ 
— 22o46— 230  7/— 24o  9c— 26o  7  6-27  o 
4/— 28o  7  6—29  0  6  6— 30o  5  c— 81o  6  6— 
2  »i  6  6—3  n  4  o— 4  n  6/--^  n  6  d— 6  n  6  6— 
7»  66— 9  »  6  6— lOn  4a— 11»  6c— 12n  4/ 
— 13»  10  6— 16  »  10  6^— 17  »  8/— 20  »  7  c— 
21n  66— 23i»  56— 24»  lOd— 25»  6e^26n 
4  6—27  n  7/-28  n  6/— 30  n  5  d—l  d  7/— 2  d 
5/— 3  d  6  6—4  d  6  e— 5  d  6  /— 7  d  7  c—S  ci  5  6— 
yd  7/— lOd  46— lid  76— 12d  7c— 14d  5c 
— 16d  7e— 16d  5^— 17d  7  6— 18d  5/— 19d 
7/—21d  6  c— 22d  8  6— 23  d  7e— 24d  5  6— 
26  d  6  «— 28 d  6/— 29  d  6/— 80d  56— 81  d  5  c 

Supply  Association  Meeting,  26  d  6  a^ 

Trade  in  France,  26  »  7  d 

in  Lancashire,  15  d  7  a 

in  Preston,  21  d  6  6 

County  Elections,  the  new  law  on,  16  o  7  c 

Council  of  Foreign  Bondholders,  Formation  of, 
12  n  4  c— 23»  8  6 

— —  Appeal  of  the  Cavour  Caual  and  Sardinian 
Railway  Bondholders  to,  13  »   10  a— 14  »  10  c 

County  Courts,  Days  of  Sittings,  1  o  9/— 2  o  9/ 
>^o  9/— 6o  11/— 7  o  9/— 8o  9/— 9o  9e— 
12  o  9/— 13o  9/— 14o  9/— 15o  11  6—16  o 
9<^17o  lie— 19 o  9/— 20o  9d— 21o  11  d— 
22 o  9/— 23o  11/— 26o  lie— 26 o  11/— 27o 


9c— 28o  lid— 29 o  11/— 30o  9/— 2»  11/— 
3»  9e— 4n  lie— 6n  9/— 6»  11/— 7n  lid 
— 9»  lie— 10»  9d— lln  11/— 12n  9e— 
13»  lid— 14«9c— 16»  11/— 17»  9d— 18» 
12a— 19n  9e— 20»  lid— 21  »  116~23»  9c 
—24  n  11  e— 25  n  11  6—26  n  9/— 27  n  11  e— 
28n  lie— 30n  9e— Id  lie— 2d  9/— 3d  lid 
— 4d  9/— 5d  11/— 7d  lid— 8d  8/— 9d  lie 
lOd  9/— lid  11/— 12d  11a— 14 d  Q/— 15d 
11/— 16d  96— 17d  lOe— 18d  9/— 21d  lie 
22d  9/— 23d  116— 28d  9e— 29d  9c 

County  Courts,  Equitable  Jurisdiction  in,  9  o  10  c 

COURT  OIACULAR:— . 

lo   7/— 2o   7a^3o   9e— 5o   76— 7o   7a 

— 8o  7e— 9o  76— lOo  9o— 12o  7o— 13o 
7/— 14  o  7  c— 15  o  9  ^— 16  o  7  a— 17  o  9  6—19  o 
10c— 20 0  7c— 21o  9&— 22o  10c— 23 o  9a 
—24  0  7/— 26o  9/— 27o  7  c— 28  o  9  c— 29o 
9/— 30o  7a— 31o  7/— 2»  12c— 3 »  7/— 4» 
9/— 6»  7c— 7n  9/— 9«  9/— 10  »  7c— 11» 
5d— 12»  7e— 13n  9/— 14»  7/— 16*i  9d— 
17  »  7e— 18»  9d— 19»  7/— 20»  9  6— 21n 
6  a— 21  n  9/— 23»  3/— 24  »  9/— 25/1  9/— 
26 »  7  6— 27n  9a— 28»  9c— 30»  7c— id  9a 
—2d  7a— 3d  9c— 4d7a— 5d  9/— 7d  96— 
8  d  7  a^9  d  9/— 10  d  70^—11  d  9a— 12 d  9/— 
14 d  7/— 16d9a— 16d  7c— 17d  9  6— 18d  7a 
— 19d  9d— 21d9c— 22d  7d— 23  d  9  c— 24d 
76— 25d  7c— 26d  7a— 28d  6a— 29d  7a— 
80d  7e— 31d  7c 

Accident  to  the  Prince  of  Wales  while  Hunt- 
ing at  Compline,  23  »  7  e 

Accouchement  expected  of  the  Princess  of 

Hease,  30  o  7  a 

Arrival  of   the  Royal  Family   at  Windsor 

Castle,  6»  5/ 

Audience  of  Her  Majesty,  25  n  6  a 

Celebration  of  the  Prince  of  WjUcs'  Birth 

day  at  Windsor,  10 n  7/ 

Crown  Prince  of   Prussia,  Banquet  to,  by 

the  2d  Life  Guards,  18d  7c 

Prince  and  Princess'  Arrival  and  Progress, 

22 o  10c— 23o  9ar— 2»  12  c— 6  »  5/— 14n  7/ 

Celebration  of  the  28th  Birthday  of  the 

Crown  Princess,  81  n  3/ 

Prince  and  Princess  of  Prussia's  expected 


Visit  to  England,  3  o  9  e 

Return  to  Brussels,  30  d  7  c 

at  Windsor  Castle  6  n  5/ 


— " "  ^ '*  **j 

ourt  to  Osborne,  16  d 
7  c— 18  d  1  0  a 

of  Prince  Arthur  for  Osborne,  21  d  10  d 


Duke  of  Edinburgh  about  to  proceed  to 

Sea,  26  o  12 a— 31  o  6a 

Prince  and  Princess  of  Wales,  arrangement 

of  their  Tour,  14  n  7/ 

at  Cologne,  28  n  5  6 

in  Edinburgh,  8  o  7  c — ^9  o  7e 

intended  Tour  to  the  Holy  Laud,  etc., 

26  0  9/— 28o  9  c 

in  Paris,  19  »  3a— 23  n  10  a— 25  n  8  a— 

25  »  10  a 


of,80n  10a— lid  5a &  6—15 d 
9d— 19d  5  a— 30d  7  c 

Pall  Bearer  to  the  Dowager  Duchess  of 


Sutherland,  4  n  9/ 


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[Oct  1  to 


Oonrt  Oircnlar  (continued). 

Prince  of  Wales  Presided  at  the  Meeting  of 

the  Royal  Agricultural  Society,  5n  7  e 
at  Sandringhain,  14  o  7  c 

Sporting  at  Cheveley  Park,  5n  7  b 

in  Chili  Hill  Preserves,  81  o  7/ 

in  Windsor  Porest,  20  o  7  e 

Queen  of  Holland  in  England,  28  o  9  « 

at  Plymouth,  81  o  11/ 

Proceedings  of,  11  n  5rf— 16n  12c— 26n  76 

at  Torquay,  26  o  9/— 80  o  7  a 

Visit  to  the  Privy  Council  Office,  18  n  11/ 


Return  of  the  Court  from  Balmoral,  4  n  5  o 

— 5«  7  6— 6  »  6/ 

-  Royal  Family  at  Windsor  Castle,  9  n  9/ 

Visit  of  the  Prince  and  Princess  of  Wales  to 

Qlasgow,  6  0  9  6 — 9  o  7  c 

to  Knowsley,  l7o  9c 


OOUET  OP  ALDEKBffEN:— 

Address  of  the  New  Lord  Mayor,  20  »  10  e 

Debate  on  the  Earthquake  Fund  not  ema- 
nating from  the  Mansion*  House,  as  it  ought  to 
have  done,  21o  5d 

(General  Purposes  Committee,  9  <f  6  6 

On  Lord  Mayor's  Day  Procession,  etc.,  21  o  5  d 

On  William  Cox,  his  Disqualification  to  sit 

as  a  Member  of  Common  Council,  9  d  6b 

Petition  against  George  Henry  Smith,  the 

Broker,  9rf  6  6 

Vote  of  Thanks  to  the  Retiring  Mayor,  20  n 

10(5 

Court  of  Justice  Commission,  24th  General  Meet- 
ing, 7  n  9  « 
Courts  of  Justice   in  Scotland  Commission,  9o 

7d 
Coutts'  (Miss  Burdett)  Donation  of  Prizes  to  the 

Whitelands  Training  Institution,  7  rf  9  / 
Coward  (Q.  F. )  &  Co.  on  the  Inquest  on  Mr  Todd, 

13o  id 
Cox  (S.  Watson)  on  the  Land  Tax  Assessment, 

8(2  8c 
Crawford  (R.)  on  the  Shrewsbury  Election,  28  n 

86 — 30  n  4  c 
Credit  Foncier  of  England,  2  d  5  a — 4  d  5  a — 

24(2  5  a 
Creosote  for  Fuel,  8  (2  4  c 
Cresswell  (C.  N.)   on  the   Mont  Cenis    Railway 

Route,  27  n  7  a 
Crime  and  Criminals,  7  (2  5  d — 17  (2  10  a 

Pauperism,  \9d  7/— 21  d  10  c 

Criminal  AppeaU  Court,  21  o  9  c 

Criminals,  Inability  to  Arrest,  until  their  Crime 

be  committed,  in  b  t — 6  n  4/— 7  n  4/ 

and  Crime,  17  (2  10  a 

at  large,  Statistics  of,  26  o  4/ 

Criminal  Classes,  Deputation  to  the  Home  Office 

about,  16  (2  7  c 
CRIMINAL  TRIALS:— 
Alderson,  Richard,  with  intent  to  Murder, 

11(2  lie 
Allinson,  William,  and  James  Wainwright, 

for  Garrotting,  3  (2  11  (2 
Albopp,  Robert,  and  William  Smith,  for 

Stealing,  23(2  lie 
—  Anderson,  James,  for  Murder,  29  o  11  c — 

16  n  16  c— 17  n  9  c— 26  n  9  c 
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Orimlnal  Trials  {wwfxnu9£). 

Andrews,  Thomas  and  Elisabeth,  for  Steal- 
ing, 6  i»  9  (2 

Arbor,  Aaron,  and  John  Davis,  for  Stealing, 

28 n  \\d 

Arundel,  Reuben,  for  Embezzlement,  24  n 

lie 

Atkins,  Henry,  and  Harry  Reillj,  for  Steal- 
ing, li2  11(2  . 

Auckland,  Henry,  for  Garrotting,  18(2  9(2 

William,  for  Stealing,  23 rf  lie 

Austen,  George,  Thos.  Gardener,  and  Josef  ih 

and  Elieabeth  Spearmen,  for  Assaaltn,  2  (2  9  e— 
11(2  11(2 

Austin,  Robert^   and    Douglas    Penpy»   for 

Stealing,  10  (2  9  <2 

Baker,  Emma,  for  Stealing,  21  o  \\d 

Henry,  for  Felony,  4  (2  9  c 

Mary,  for  Uttering  Base  Coin,  15  d  116 

Ball,  James  Frederidc,  for  Fraud,  24  »  11/ 

Barnes,  Philip,  for  Obtaining  Qooda  under 

False  Prettnces,  5 )»  9  d 

William,  for  Felony,  30  o  9  c 


Bates,  Richard,  for  Wounding,  31  o  lie 

Bennett,  Joseph,  and  George  Constable,  iox 

Stealing,  3  a  9  c 

Thomas,   Henry,  and  John,    30  o    9  d— 


31o  11<? 

Bei^n,  John,  for  Stealing,  6o  11 « 

Berry,  James,  for  Bui^glary,  24  <2  10  d 

John,  and  Edward  Curtis,  for  BuiKlaTT. 

20o  9d  " 
Biggadike,  PrisciUa^  for  Murdering  her  Hua 

band,  12(2  116— 28  d  10  6 

Biggs,  Joseph,  for  Assault,  lid  lid 

Billet,  a  priest^  for  Indecent  Aasaalt^  lis 

5  6 

Bishop,  George,  and  John  and  Jaraes  Pat- 
rick, for  Stealing,  etc.,  31  o  lie 

Mary,  for  Fraud,  22  o  9  c 

Bizet,  Duncan,  for  Aasaulting  a  PoHoeman, 

27»*  lid 

Blackburn,  William,  for  Stealing,  18  d  9  d 

Blagg,  Robert,  and  others,  for  Stewing,  H  S 

9c 

Bower,  Samuel,  for  Bigamy,  25  n  lie 

Braithwaite,  William,  for  Murder,  23  d  10  r 

Brannon,  Michael,  for  Wounding,  24  d  10  r 

Brazell,  Eliza,  for  Forgery,  16  d  11  6 

Brearley,  Williana,  for  Aasault,  2S  d  9  d 

Bridges,  Wm.,  for  Stealing,  24 »  lid 

Brinsley,  Oakley,  for  Robbery,  28 o  lid 

iBrisnam,  John,  for  Stealing,  3  »  9  6 

Broadfoot,  William  Edward,  for  Woundiur, 

19  d  lid 

Brown,  Francis,  for  ManaUagbter,  9d  13  rf 

John,  for  Burglary,  18  d  9  d 

John,  and  Alex.  Miller,  for  Robberr,  15  '^ 

116 


Martin,  (d*a#  Martin  Henry  Vinall,  for 

Murder,  30  d  9  c— 31  d  9  c 

Mary,  for  Stealing,  21  o  11  d 


Buckney,  Susannah,  for  Manslaughter  29  o 

11  c— 30  0  9  c 
Burk,    Richard    Southerton, 

25d  9c 


for    ForgeiT. 


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Oriminal  Trials  {continued). 

Butler,   George,   for  FoloDy,  2  o  9  d — 21  o 

lid 

Calvert,  Henry,  for  Wife  Murder,  22  d  9  rf 

Caplin,  George,  and  Wm.   Kingshott,  fur 

Poaching,  25d  de 

Carpenter,  Charles,  for  Stealing,  22  e2  9  e 

Carter,  Edward  John,  for  Stealing,  25  «  11  rf 

William,  and  Wm.  Pheby,  for  Robbeiy, 

25 n  lid 

Clark,  Daniel,  and  Mary  Withnall,  for  Steal- 
ing, in  lie 

Henry  John,  for  Arson,  21  rf  11  d 

William,  for  Stealing,  28  o  lid 


Cody,  James,  for  Stealing,  9  d  11  e 

Coiners — Ferguson,  W^illiams,  Hamilton,  and 

others,  ifor  Coining  and  Uttering  Base  Coin, 
27o9d 

Cole,  George,  for  Robbery,  25  n  lid 

Collms,  Edward,  and  others,  for  Burglary, 

16d  9d 

Connor,   Patrick,   and  James  Markey, 

Wounding,  24  d  10  d 

Convery,  Patrick,  for  Murder,  lid  11  c 

Cook,  John,  for  Wounding,  22  o  9  € 

Cornwall,  Wm.,   and    James  Dickens, 

Stealing,  Id  lid 

Cosbey,  George,  for  Manslaughter,  26  n  9  d 

for  Assault,  27  »  lid 


for 


for 


Crane,  Edward,  and  Charles  W.  Bagot,  for 

Forgery,  17  d  10  c 

Crookes,  William,  and  George  Dean  Storry, 

for  Unlawful  Pledging,  16  d  10/ 

Cross,    Benjamin,    for    deceiving    Stolen 

Goods,  7  n  11  c 

Cutler,  George,  for  Manslaughter,  14d  9  6 

Dace,  John,  for  uttering   base  Coin,   16  d 

116 

Dacey,  Jeremiah,  and  John  DriscoU,  for  Rob- 
bery, 25 n  lid 

Dally,  James,   for  obtaining  Goods  under 

False  Pretences,  1  d  11  d^id  7 c 

Davis,  Eliza,  for  obtaining  Goods  under  false 

pretences,  16 »  lie 

Dawson,  James,  for  Burglary,  23  d  10  d 

Joseph  Peter,  for  Murder,  30  o  8  d— 31  o 


11a 
Denyer,f  James,  for  Rape,  25  d  9  c 

Desmond,  Dennis,  and  Mary  Blackmore,  for 

Stealing,  2dd  11  e—2id  9d 

Diprose,  for  Embezzlement,  16  »  lie 

Doulton,   Frederick,   M.P.,    for  Swindling, 

27o  8/— 30o  7  6  ^ 

Duck,  Edmund,  for  Stealing,  9  d  11  <; 

Dudley,  Lord,  Forgeries  on,  see  Hullett. 

Duflfey,  Catherine,  22  o  9  c 

Edwards,  John,  and  Solomon  Roberts,    for 

Garrotting,  18  d  9  6 

Minnie,  for  Murder,  19  d  11  d 

Elison,  Wm.,  and  Mark  Tims,  for  Burglary, 

21  d  11  d 

EUemen,  Charles,  for  Woimding,  80  o  9  d 

- —  Elsworthy,  Alexander,    for   Embezzlement, 
24  »  11  c 

Ennis,  John,  and  Wm.  Smith,  for  Bui^Iary, 

15d  lid 


Criminal  Trials  {continued). 

Ewin,   Robert     Cecil,    for    Embezzlement, 

27 o  9d 

Fairfield,  Charles,  for  Stealing,  5  n  9  d 

Fallon,    Thos.,    and   Daniel   Duxbury,   for 

Murder,  24  d  lOe— 26d  9/ 

Farrar,  Frederick  Aug.,  and  John  Hullett, 

for  Forgery,  30  o  9  6—31  o  11  6 
acquittal  for  a  Witness  against  Hullett, 

26n  9c 
Finden,  Ernest,  for  Felony,  16  d  9  e 

Fishwick,  Robert,  for  Stealing,  24  n  lid 

Flynn,  Bridget  and  James,  for  Assault^  25  d 

9d 

Flynn,  Owen,  for  Indeeent  Assault,  10  d  9  d 

Ford,  Ann,  for  Concealment  of  Birth,  16  d  9  d 

Fowler,  John,  for  Arson,  19  d  12  6 

Foy,  Richard,  for  Stealing,  15  d  11  a 

Frank,  Euphemie,  for  Introducing  Forbid- 
den Books  into  France,  18  d  7  e 

Franklin,  Robert,  for  Garrotting,  26 n  lie 

Friar,  Henry  Augustus,  for  Letteinrtealing, 

25 n  lid 

Frowley,  James,  for  Wilful  Damage,  9  d  11  e 

Fryer,  Henry,  and  James  Carr,  for  Garrot- 
ting, 25 n  lie 

Gabb,  Edwin,  for  Manslaughter,  29  o  lie 

Gale,  Stephen,  for  Stealing,  14  d  9  d 

Gibbons,   Joshua    William,   for    Embezsle- 

ment,  21  a  11  d 

Gillett,  Edw.,  for  Rioting,  21  d  11  e 

Gillum,  Charles,  for  Stealing,  24  d  9  d 

Gleim,  John  Edgar,  for  Attempted  Murder, 

18d  9d 

Glikin,  Thos.,  and  Amos  Harnett,  for  As- 
sault and  Robbery,  9  d  11a 

Glover,  John,  and  James  Hawley,  for  Bur- 
glary, 23  d  10  d 

Goodwin,  Wm.  Robert,  for  Bigamy,  25  n  11  d 

Gould,  Caroline,  for  Stealing,  26  ii  9  a 

Grant,  John,  for  Stealing,  lid  lid 

Gray,  Frank,  for  Stealing,  30  o  9  c 

Green,    George,   for  Unlawful    Possession, 

18d  9e 

John,  for  Arson,  23  d  10  d 

Griffin,    David,    and    Rich.    Stanfield,    for 

Felony,  23  d  10  d 

Griffiths,  Elias,  for  Highway  Robbery,  18  d 

9c 

Groves,  Thomas,  for  Manslaughter,  25  d  9  e 

Gundry,  Joseph,  and  William  Cox,  for  Rob- 
bery, 18d  96 

Hagan,  John,  for  Assault,  26  n  lid 

Haggard,  Henry,  for  Felony,  17  d  10  e 

Haines,  Charles,  for  Wounding,  81  o  lie 

Wm.  Edw.,  and  Samuel  Combes,  for  Steal- 
ing, 9d  ll<i— lOd  9c 

Hall,  George,  for  Stealing,  9d  11  e 

Hall,  James,  and  Adam  Henderson,  for  Ar- 
son, 18  d  9  6 

Hamilton,  George,  for  Assault,  20  o  9  6 

Harding,   Ellen,   and  Catherine  Foster,  for 

Stealing,  5  n  9  d 

Harris,  John  Hedges,  for  Perjury,  16  d  11  6 

Hart,  John,  and  John  Dalton,  for  Stealing, 

24d  9e 

45 


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[Oct  1  to 


Crimmal  Trials  {continued). 

Hatt,  Harry,  for  Embezzlement,  6  o  11  e 

Heywood,  John,  and  John  Hervey,  for  Steal- 
ing, 15 d  lid 

Hickey,  John,  for  Burglary,  17  rf  10  d 

Hill,  George,  for  Stealing,  23  d  lie 

John,  for  Threats,  17  rf  10  e 

Hixton,  Walter,  for  Wounding,  16  d  9  c 

Hodges,  Henry,  for  Burglary,  16  d  9  c 

Holloway,  John,  for  Burglary,  25  n  lid 

Homey&rd,  James,  for  Stealing,  21  o  11  d 

Howe,  John,  and  Thomaa  Header,  for  Steal- 
ing, 24  o  9  e 

Howes,  Jane,  for  Stealing,  10  d  9  d 

Hoyle,  James,  for  Embezzlement,  25 »  lid 

Hughes,  George,  for  Murder,   8  d  10  a 

Michael,  for  Murder,  14  d  9  c 

Hullett,  John,  for  Forgery,  26  n  9  c — 28  » 

11a 

Hunt,  Henry,  for  Forgery,  17  d  10  c 

James,  for  Stealing,  20  o  9  d 

James,  for  Stealing,  28  n  lid 

John,  for  Felony,  1  n  11  d 

Lydia,   for  Feloniously  receiving  Stolen 


Goods,  9o  9c— 21o  lid 

Hurley,  Michael,  for  Stealing,  21  o  lid 

Ireland,  James,  for  Wounding,  15 d  lie 

Islip,  Thomas,  for  Assault,  9  o  9  c 

Isted,  George,  for  attempted  Murder,  25  d  9  c 

Jackson,    Sidney   Chailes,   for  Feloniously 

making  Fictitious  Stamps,  30  o  9  d 

Thomas,  and  Wm.  Crook,  and  Robt.  Crook, 

for  Arson,  26  d  9/ 

Wm.,  and  Charles  Evans,  for  Stealing,  6  n 


lid 


and  Harriet  Roberts,  for  Robbery,  18  d  9  6 

Jeanneret,  a  tick  narse^  for   Poisoning  her 

Patients,  3d  10  6 

Jenkins,  George,  for  Burglary,  10  d  9  c 

William,  for  Stealing,  22o  9c 

Johnson,   Margaret,   and   John   Smith,   for 

Stealing,  24  d  10  c 

Jones,  Henry,  for  Burglary,  17  d  10  6 

John,   and   Ann  Donahue,   for    Stealing 

Letters,  29  o  11  d 

-  WUliam,  for  Stealing,  10  d  9  d 


Joyce,  Thomas,  and  William  Cheethani,  for 

Stealing,  22  d  9d 

Keefe,  David,  and  Morris  Heffey,  and  an- 
other, for  Stealing,  8  d  9  c 

Kelly,  Alfred,  and  Alfred  Young,  for  Steal- 
ing and  Receiving,  3  »  9  c 

Michael,  for  Bigamy,  19  d  12  6 

Kemp,  William,  for  Murder,  2  d  9  a 

King,  Samuel,  for  Bigamy,  27  o  9  d 

Kingett,  Lousia,  for  Stealing,  23  o  lie 

Kirby,  Edward,  and  Thomas  Saunders,  for 

Stealing,  5  ?»  9  d 

Knapp,  Henry,  Edw.  Ferryman,  and  others, 

for  Assault  and  Forcible  Entry,  7  »  He 

Lane,  John,  for  Stealing,  15  d  lib 

Lawrence,  William,  for  Stealing,  8  d  9  c 

Lazzaronis,  Christo,  for  Kape,  24  d  10  d 

Leary,  Dennis,  for  Stealing,  25 «  lie 

Ledger,   Williiun,   for  receiving    a    Stolen 

Horse,  7  n  11  c 

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Giiminal  Triala  {cwtinvud). 

Lee,  John,  for  Stealing,  5  o  9  d 

Leverson,  Sarah  Rachael,  her  case,  29  o  II  i/ 

in  Judges*  Chambers,  22  d  9  h — 23  d  11  d 

Lewes,  John,  and  John  Cotes,  for  Burglanr. 

22  0  10/ 

Long,  James,  for  Indecent  Assaulty  25  n  1 1  <- 

Luco,  Noel  Desire,  for  Foi^^ery,  15  d  11a 

Lugar,  Philip,  for  Firing  with  Intent,  31  o 

He 

Madden,  Patrick,  Michael  and  John  Paddea. 

and  others,  for  Murder,  5  d  11  a — 7  d  11  r 

Manby,  Mary,  for  Murder,  21  d  lid 

Mansfield,  Henry,  Wm.  Anatell,  and  Alfred 

Holloway,  for  Stealing,  4  n  11  e 

Marshall,  Sarah  Martha,  5  o  9  d 

Sydney  Powell,  for  Forgery,  25  »  11  d 

Matthews,  Jas.,  for  Embezzlement,  25  r  Ho 

Maywood,  WiUiam,  for  Stealing,  8  d  9  e 

McCarthy,  John,  for  Burglary,  16d  9d 

M'Cormick,  John,  and  Peter  M^ermott,  for 

Stealing,  etc,  24 n  lid 

M'Gee,  Peter,  for  Arson,  1  d  11  d 

Miller,  James,  for  Gleaziing  without  Permis- 
sion, 25  n  9  c 

Millhouse,  Stephen,  for  Assault,  19  d  lid 

Mills,  Henry,  for  Horse  Stealing,  2  o  9  d 

Mitchell,  John,  for  Stealing,  22  o  9  e 

Peter,  for  Stealing,  8  d  9  e 

Monk,  John,  for  Feloniously  making  Ficti- 
tious Stamps,  30  0  9  d 

Monroe,    James,  and    John    Edwards,   fur 

Garrotting,  16  d  10/ 

Montague,  Darens,  for  Stealing,  23 d  He 

Moore,  Dennis,  for  Burglary,  ^  d  11  e 

Eliza,  for  Manslaughter,  29  o  II  c • 

Thomas,  and  others,  for  Stealing,  21  d  11  rf 

Morgan,  Edw.,  and  others,  for  Stealing,  9«/ 

lid 

Morris,  John  Henry,  for  Assault,  2  d  9  d 

John,  and  Geo.  Smith,  for  Stealing.  S  »  9  <? 

Jos.  and  Eliz.,  for  receiving  Stolen  GoodN 

24d  9d 

Mountain,  Wm.  Henry,  for  Stealing,  2  d  9  / 

Moy,  James,  for  Forgery,  25  »  11  d 

Murphy,  James,  and  Nich.  Moiria,  far  Rob 

bery,  17  d  10  c 

Musgrove,   Chriatopher,  for  Stabbing,  VI  d 

lie 

— —  Myers,  Samuel,  for  Embezzlement,  4  »  1 1  f 

Neal,  Wm.,  and  Wm.  Hersey,  for  Stealinc. 

Id  lid 

Noble,  Charles,  for  Stealing,  7  »  11  r 

Robert,  for  Stealing,  24  n  lid 

Nolan,  John,  for  Arson,  18  d  9  i 

Oliver,  James,  and  Wm.  Wallace,  for  Steal 

ing,  28 »  lid 

O'Neil,  Mary,  for  Manalaugjiter,  19  d  12  a 

Osbaldiston,  Edw.,  for  Personatiiig  a  Vot-rT, 

23d  10  c 

Oswald,  William,  for  Stealing,  15  n  lid 

Otley,  James,  and  Wm.  Ifiohea,  for  Stealicc. 

id  lid 

Owen,  Edw.,  and  Wm.  Watkin,  for  Forgers. 

19d  12a  • 

Palmer,  Isabella,  for  Stealing,  25c2  9d 


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Criminal  Trials  {continued), 
— —  Palmer,   Bichard    and   George,  and   James 
Morris,  for  Buiiglsiy,  lOd  9d 

Parker,  Margaret,  for  Stealing,  lOd  9d 

Pateman,  Charles,  for  Assault,  Sn  9c 

•  Pearson,    Jacob,  and   John    Townend,  for 

Garrotting,  21  d  lid 

Peck,  Walter,  and  Walter,  jun.,  and  Robert 

Elliott,  for  Stealing,  20  o  9  d 

Peoples,  John,  for  Attempted  Murder,  24  d 

10  rf 

Perdue,  Alfred,  for  Burglary,  19  rf  12  a 

Perry,  George,  for  Letter^stealing,  25  n  lid 

James  and  John  Burgess,   for  Stealing, 

2id9d 

Peynton,,  John  E.  C,  for  Embezzlement, 

1  d  11  rf— 24 d  9c 

Phillips,  Charles,  for  Assaulting  a  Police- 
man, 28  n  11  d 

Piani,  Frederick,  for  Forgery,  25 «  lid 

Pierce,  Ann,  for  Stealing,  9  rf  lie 

Plgden,  George,  for  Stealing,  25  n  11  c 

Plummer,  George  and  Sarah,  for  Stealing, 

2Sn  lid 

Poppewell,  Thos.  William,  for  Manslaughter, 

ISd  9d 

Powell,  William,  for  Assaults  on  the  Police, 

20o  9d 

Poyser,   William,  for    Attempted  Murder, 

I7d  lOd 

Prince,  for  Stealing,  16 «  lie 

Purvey,  Richard,  for  Stealing,  25  n  lie 

Pyke,  Henry  Hugh,  for  Libel,  16  d  'J  (>— 17  d 

10  6 

Quick,  John  Edmund,  for  Stealing,  21 «  9  a 

Rachel,  Madame,  Case,  29  o  lid 

Kandleson,  James  H.  and  Joseph,  for  Bur- 
glary, 9d  lid 

Reardon,  Daniel  and  John,  for  Assault,  25d9d 

Redman,,  James,  for  Assault,  31  o  lie 

Reeves,  Charles,  for  Garrotting,  25  n  11  « 

— —  Robejint,  Henry,  for  Burglary,  25  n  lid 
Robinson,  Jos.,  and  John  Mitchell,  for  Gar- 
rotting, 23  (2  10  d 

Robson,  James,  for  Burglary,  lid  9e 

Rockley,  Martha,  for  Stealing,  25  n  11  <j 

Roque,  Henry,  for  Stealing,  8  c/  9  c 

•  Rushworth,  William,  and  others,  for  Bur- 
glary, 24  d  10  € 

Russell,  George,  for  Wife  Murder,  80  o  9  c 

Ryan,  Lawrence,  for  Stealing,  20  o  9  d 

Salvage, ,  for  Poisoning,  9  d  6  o 

Samuel,  Arthur  John,  for  Felony,  27  o  9  ci 

Sargent,  Geoi^e,  for  Stealing,  8  d  9  « 

Saunders,  Thomas,  for  Stealing,  6  o  11  e 

Savage,  Charles,  for  Fraud,  22 o  9  «— -8  n  9c 

Saxby,  William,  for  Stealing,  16  d  9  c 

Sayers,  John,  for  Stealing,  21  o  lid 

Scarrott,  William,  for  Stealing,  25 n  lie 

Sehwab,  Counsellor,  for  Forgery,  etc.,  28  d 


Criminal  Trials  (conthiued). 

Shaw,  John  Tilatou,  for  Embezzlement,  20  o 

9d 

Sheridan,  Eliza,  and  Margaret  Chapman,  for 

Stealing,  2  d  9  c 

Shepherd,  Charles,  for  Rape,  29  o  11  r 

Shickle, ,  for  Larceny,  16  «  11  c 

Shires,  G.  W.,  and  R.  May,  for  Stealing, 

lOd  9d 

Siddall,  Joseph,  for  Burglary,  22  d  9  d 

Simpson,  John,   for  Aiding  a  Prisoner  to 

Escape,  30  o  10  <; 

Sims,  George,  for  Stealing,  31  o  11  c 

Slack,  Charles,  for  Stealing,  8  d  9  « 

Smith,  Ann,  and  Mary  Anu  Desmond,  for 

Stealing,  6  n  11  d 

Frank,  for  Garrotting,  26  n  9  e 

George,  for  Stealing,  25w  11  e— 19d  lid 

Henry,  for  Qarotting,  24  d  10  e 

. John,  for  Stealing,  10  d  9  d 

William,  for  Assault,  2  o  9  d 

Spaven,  John,  for  Attempted  Murder,  17  d 

10  d 

Spong,  John,  for  Forgery,  17  d  10  ft— 18  d 

9d— 22d  9c— 23d  lie 

Spreadbury,  Thomas,  for  Obtaining  Money 

under  False  Pretences,  25 n  lie 

Stacke,  Harsette,  and  others,  for  Stealing, 

12d  lie 

Standbridge,  Charles,  for  obtaining  Money 

under  False  Pretences,  4  n  11  c 

Staples,  Edward,  for  throwing  Vitriol  over 

a  Young  Woman,  28  «  lid 

Stead,  Mary,  for  Attempted  Murder,  23  d  lOd 

Stewart,  Anthony  and  Thomas,  for  Stealing, 

28 »  lid 

Charles,  Geo.  Potter,  James  Hobbs,  and 

William  Lewington,  for  Stealing,  7  n  lie 

Stride,  James,  for  Felony,  2  o  9  d 

Strong,  Thomas,  for  Stealing,  24dlOd 

Stuart,  Ellen,  for  Stealing,  28 d  lie 

Sullivan,  Denis,  for  Assault,  22  d  9  e 

Dennis,   and  Ann   Collins,  for  Stealing, 


4e 

Scotchmer,  Miles,  and  James  Carter, 

Stealing,  20o  9d 

Scott,  Robert,  for  Stealing,  22  d  9  d 

9eUer,  Charles,  for  Intent  to  Murder,  S 

9d 


for 


etc.,  lOd  9d 

Jeremiah,  and  John  Griffin,  for  Stealing, 


24 n  lid 

John,  and  Maurice  Birmingham,  for  Bur- 


glary, 4w  11  e 

Sutton,  William,  for  Stealing,  9  d  11  c 

Sweet,  Robert,  and  William  BiSgrove,  for 

Murder,  15 d  lie— 18 d  10/— 17d  lOd— 18d 
9&— 28d  7e 

Syron,  Gteorge,  for  Manslaughter,  3d  11  d 

Templeman,    Charles    William,    for    Man- 
slaughter, 27  n  11  d 

Thomas,  Ann,  for  Stealing,  22  o  9  e 

Lawrence,  for  Embezzlement,  22  d  9  e 

Thorpe,  William,  for  Stealing,  5  o  9  d 

Tims,  Eli,  for  Incendiarism,  21  d  lid 

Tobin,  Mary  Ann,  for  Arson,  29  o  lie 

Todd,  James  Calbeck,  for  Fraud,  14  d  9  e 

Thomas,  .for  Wounding  his    Wife,  lid 

lie 

Tonnsend,  George,  for  Stealing,  21  o  lid 

Trent,  Margaret,  for  Stealing,  24  d  9  e 

Tubbs,  Thomas,  for  Stealing,  8  d  9  e 

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Crimii^J  Trials  (continued), 

Tuey,  Daniel,  and  John  Fitzgerald,  for  Rob- 
bery, 31  0  lie 

Tullatt,   John,  and  Edw.  Freshwater,  for 

Stealing,  25  n  11  e^ 

Tunn,  Wm.,  Francis  Lawson,  and  D.   Al- 

lington,  for  Manslaughter,  29  o  lie 

Tumbull,   Edw.   and  Thomas,  and  Alfred 

Powell,  16d  9d 

Turner,  Elizabeth,  for  Stealing,  26  n  9  o 

Thomas,  for  Stealing,  8  n  9  c 

•  Thomas,  William  Butler,  and  others,  for 

Stealing,  24 n  lie 
Unsworth,  Caroline,  and  others,  for  High' 

way  Robbery,  2id  10  c 

Venables,    Henry,    James    Hampton,    and 

others,  for  Riot,  etc.,  Sd  lOa 

Vernon,  Wm.,  for  Rape  on  his  own  daughter, 

19(2  12  e 

ViUe,  Madame,  Fanny  Lambert,  and  others, 

for  Poisoning  their  Husbands,  etc.,  lid  5  c — 
18<;  7e 

Wallis,  Wm.,  and  David  M'Canu,  for  Steal- 
ing, 11  rf  11  rf 

Walmesley,  Thos.,  and  Thomas  OUey,  for 

Stealing,  2o  9d 

Wallter,    Geo.,   and  John  Brassington,   for 

Rape,  21  d  lid 

Walton,  Thos.,  for  Indecent  Assault,  Idll  d 

Walsh,  Patrick,  and  another,  for  Attempted 

Murder,  23  rf  10  c 

Ward,  Reuben  Wm.,  for  Arson,  3d  lid 

Waterland,  Rich.  John,  for  Forgery,  14  d  9  c 

Waters,   William,   and  Joseph   Smith,   for 

Burglary,  26 »  lid 

Watson,  Emma,  for  Injury  to  a  Child,  19  d 

lid 

Henry,  and  Wm.  Taylor,  for  Wounding, 

19  d  12  6 

Ralph,  for  Wounding,  25  n  lid 


Watt»  Robt.,  and  James  Kerr,  for  Culjiable 

Homicide  and  Assault,  27  n  9  c^ 

Watte,  Joseph,  for  Stealing,  Sd  9e 

Way,  Richard  Wm.,  for  Forgery,  81  o  11  c 

Weafer,  Richard,  for  Personating  a  Voter, 

23  rf  10  c 

Webster,  Robert,  for  Murder,  11  d  lie 

Whelan,  George,  for  Stealing,  5  o  9  rf 

White,  George,  for  Uttering  Base  Coin,  15  d 

116 

Wilcox,  Henry,  for  Stealing,  Sd  9e 

Wilkower,  Waldemar,  for  obtaining  Goods 

by  False  Pretences,  15  d  11a 

Williams,  John,  for  Assault,  25  n  11  ^ 

Wilson,  Emma,  for  Stealing,  21  a  lid 

Wooden,  John,  and  Jas.  Tarrant,  for  Steal- 
ing, 28 0  lid 

Woolliscroft,  Wm.,  for  Cutting  and  Wound- 
ing, ISd  9b 

Wright,  George,  for  Burglary,  25  n  11 « 

— ^—  John, for  attempted  Wife  Murder,  19  d  12a 

Mary  Ann,  for  Assault,  2id  9d 

York,  Henry,  for  Embezzlement,  6  o  1 1  € 

Young,  Henry,  for  Stealing,  6  o  9  d 

Ziebaski,  Ichel,  for  Perjury,  28  o  11  c— 29  o 

lid— 26 n  9e 

48 


Crippled  Boys,  Industrial  Home  for,  appeal.  25 d 

9a 
Croatia,  Miscellaneous  News,  6  »  9  e — 20  n  12  6— 

30d  7c 

Opening  of  the  Diet,  18  n  5  a 

Cromwell  (Lee)  on  Army  Reform  in  Officers,  2o  Be 

Crookes  (William)  on  Poisonous  Dyes  for  Sock£. 
8o  4e— 16o  4  c 

Croydon  Church  Monuments,  15  o  9/ — 17  o  10  e 
— 19o  7e— 20o  8  c 

Crystal  Palace — Admissions,  1  o  6  d — 2  o  8  <— 
3  o  9  «— 5  0  5  e— 6  o  iif—T  o  10  e — 8  o  4/— 9  o 
9/-IO0  6/— 12o  lOd— 14o  8^— 15o  7  6- 
22o  7f—27o  8e— 30«j  10c— Sn  7/— 4«12/' 
_6»  5/— 19n  3lh-2in  46— 30n  9b— 5d 
Se—ld  9a— 15d  5 c— 16 d  7c— 21dl2f— 
22  d  3/-25  d  10  6—31  d  5  c 

Company  Meeting,  16 d  6 e — 24 d  5€ 

Concerts,  26  0  10  c— 24  n  11  a — 12  d  9  c 

Grand  Display  of  Firewoi-ks,  5o  5r — 19  0 

9  6— 2O0  7  c 

Pantomime,  22  d  3/— 29d  4/ 

Cuba,  Contradiction  of  its  Independence,  9  o  5  a 

Insurgents  to  be  tried  by  Court-Martial,  2  n 

12  6 

Miscellaneous  News,  3  n    3  6 — 4  n    5  c — 7  h 

Ba^lZn  6a— 27n  10c— 14d  8a 

Report  of  its  declared  Independence,  8  0  7  6 

See  also  Spain  and  Aherica. 

Cuban  Insurrection,  Id  7/ 

Gumming  (Dr  John)  on  the  Needy  Nook  Ra^«d 

Childrens'  Dinners,  11  d  6  d 
Cullen  (Archbishop),  Letter  on  Catholic  TTniver- 

sity  Education,  11  d  5  c 
Cunard  Royal  Mail  Steamship,  Restoration  of,  4  » 

6c 
Curates*  Augmentation  Fund,  16  o  4^-21  o  11  a 

—22  0  5  c— 29  d  9  a— 30  d  9  6 

Christmas  appeal  for,  25  d  9  6 

Currey   (Rev.    Dr)   on  the  Schools  of  St  Marx 

Charterhouse,  24  d  7  e 
Customs,  Board  of,  and  the  Officials,  appeal  for. 

So  10c— 16 d  5a 
Officers  may  Vote,  but  not  Canvas^  16  o  5/ 

Returns,  5 o  5 a — 8  n  4 n — 3 d  6a 

of  the  Clyde  Ports,  9  o  6  a 

Cutbill  (W.  J.)  on  the  Mont  Cenis  Rail  war.  1 . 

5  c— 19«  9/ 

D. 
Dangerous  Ccu*go  in  a  Gale,  24  d  4  c 
Danish  Bonds,  17  o  8  a 
Danubian  Principalities,  Hiacellaneous  News,  23 1> 

lOflt— 4d  7  6— 5 d  6<r— 28d  10  6 
Davenport  (W.  Bromley)  on  the  Raebr  Meetin*, 

31  o  12  6 
Deaf  and  Dumb  Association,  29  d  9/ 
Dean  of  St  Paul's,  Installation  of  the  New,  1 0  rf  5  c 
Death,  Awfully  Sudden,  of  a  Com  Porter  in  the 

Streets  of  Reading,  8  0  5/ 
Awfully  Sudden,  of  John  Chapinaii  in  the 

Court- House,  Norwich,  after  prosecuting  two  l>i 

his  Servants  for  Theft,  28  o  9  a 
from  Hydrophobia  at  Halifax,  of  Two  Mea. 

4n  9/ 
from  a  Meteor  at  Sea,  of  a  Sailor,  4  n  9  ;* 

in  a  Police  Cell,  31  d  10  6 


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Dda 


Death,  Melancholy,  of  an  Oxford  Student,  found 

Drowned,  Ud  10  d 
from  PoiBonouB  Mushrooms,  81  o  6  e 

of  an  Old  Woman  and  her  Two  Donkeys,  at 

Merthyr,  by  Lightning,  18d  7  c 

of  a  poor  Needlewoman  in  the  Streets  from 

Starvation,  15  o  5  a 

Sudden,  of  John  Edward  Johnson,  President 

of  Bridewell,  etc.,  from  Apoplexy,  17n  6e 

Sudden,  in  All  Sainta  Church,  Windsor,  of 

the  Sexton,  19  o  7/ 

Sudden,  of  a  Young  Woman,  at  the  Farring- 

don  Street  Station  of  the  Metropolitan  Railway, 
24  n  10  c 

Suspicious,  of  John  Broacombe,  found  in- 
sensible in  the  Public  Street»  of  Sheffield,  19  o 
10  d 

Deaths  or  illness  of  Privates  in  the  Army,  not 
notified  to  Relatives^  24  o  6  « 

from  Christmas  Excesses,  etc.,  30  d  76 

Registrar-General's  Quarterly  Return,  4  »  4/ 

from  Scarlatina,  in  London,  21  rf  4/ 

"DBAIES, — ^In  consequence  of  the  Registrar- 
General  having  a  complete  Alphabetical  List  of 
all  Deaths  in  the  British  Dominions  from  1837, 
as  also  of  all  British  Subjects  dying  abroad, 
which  can  be  inspected  at  any  time  at  the  Office 
in  Somerset  Ht)uae,  it  is  not  deemed  expedient 
to  insert  the  Minimum  Lists  as  advertised  in 
the  Times. 

Adkins  (Rev.  Thomas),  Sketch  of,  Ud  10 b 

Arbuthnot  ( ),  Membir  of  the  MaurUivs 

Council,  6n  9f 

Barstow  (Lieut.- Col.),  28  o  5  rf 

Belhaven  (Sir  R.  M.  Hamilton,  Lord),  Sketch 

of,  24d  7  6 

Berryer  (M.  Pierre  Antoine),  30  n  10  a 

Embalment  of  the  Body,  6  d  10  a 

Funeral,  9 d  5 a— 10 d  Sa 

r  Leading  Article  on,  1  d  8  a 

Sketch  of,  30  n  10  c— 1  d  10  c 

Betts  (Rev.  R.  W.),  of  Hanover  Chapel,  Peck- 
ham,  id  la 

Brooke  (Capt  Johnson),  the  new  Rajah  of 

Sarawak,  6d  9/ 

not  the  Rajah,  7d  9f 

Brown  (Dr  Henry),  Queen*8  Surgeon,  26  o  9  / 

(Lieut.),  of  18th  Hussars,  24  d  10  6 


Bruee  (Lieut.-CoL  Wra.),  2d  10  6 

Buck  (Capt.),  killed  in  Battle  in  New  Zea- 
land, 28  o  5/ 

Bugesud  (Charles,  la$t  Duke  of  Jday),  29  o 

10  d 

Calcraft  (Capt.  J.  H.  M.),  the  new  M  J*,  for 

Wareham,  3d  10/ 

Canterbury    (Archbishop    of)j  account  of^ 

29 o  be 

Last  Hours,  30  o  4/ 

Funeral,  3w  3d— 4fi  6d 

Carr  (Capt.  Oswald),  12  o  7/ 

Carter  (Rev.  Thos.,  Yiot  ProvoH  of  Eton)  12  o 

10  d 

Carysfort  (Earl  of).  Sketch  of,  6  n  12  o 

Chester  (Harry),  Sketch  of,  10  o  9  d 

Chevalier  (M.  Auguste),  28  »  5a-~30n  8d 

—2d  8a 


Deaths  (continued). 

Chy-Lung,  a  Chinese  Gentleman  and  Mer- 
chant of  San  Francisco,  9  o  9  c 

Cobb  (Hon.  Mr),  12  o  10  c— 26  o  9  e 

Coleman  (J.  E.),  9  n  6  6 

Cooke  (Rev.  Dr,  of  Belfast),  14  d  4  6— 16d 

3c 
Funeral  of,  21  d  6  a 

Cooper  (Abraham),  the  Artist,  Sketch  of, 

30d  7/ 

Curriehill  (Lord),  29  o  5/ 

De  Freyne  (Lord),  Sketch  of,  9  »  86 

Disraeli  (James),  Sketch  of,  24  d  7  6 

Douglas  (Gen.  Sir  Thomas  Monteath),  Sketch 

of,  24o  lOd 

Edwardes    (Sir   Herbert),  Sketch  of,  25  d 

10  6 

Evans  (C),  of  Norwich,  23  a  9  a 

(George  Samuel),  first  promoter  of  the 

New  Zealand  Company,  27  n  9/ 

Harding  (Sir  John  D.),  Sketch  of,  28  »  5  c 

Hastings  (Lieut.),  killed  in  Battle  in  New 

Zealand,  28  o  6/ 

(Marquis  of).  Sketch  of,  11  n  10/ 

Funeral  of,  16  n  12  d 

Turf  Career  of,  12  n  10  d 


—  Havin  (M.),  Deputy  of  the  Seine,  14  n  7  d — 
16»  9e 

—  Hawkins  (Rev.  Canon),  Sketch  of ,  6  o  9  6 
Funeral  Sermon  for,  12  o  10  d 


Herapath  (Dr  Wm.  Bird),  Sketch  of,  15  o  6« 

Higginson  (Archibald)  publicly  buried   in 

Spain,  2d  8d 

Hildebrandt  (Herr  Edward),  the  Landscape 

Painter,  28  o  5  a 

Her    Highness    Secundia,   the    Begum    of 

Bhopal,  27  n  9  c 

Hobson  (Dr  Richard),  2d  7  6 

Hohnes  (Sir  William  Henry),  12  o  10  d 

Howard  (H.  E.  J.,  Dean  of  Lichjtdd),  9  o  7  6 

Hunter  (Lieut.),  killed  in  Battle  in  New 

Zealand,  28  o  5/ 

Hutchinson  (Robert),  while  Sporting,  18  « 

5e 

Kennedy  (Colonel  G.),  27  n  12  c 

Lacerda  (Col.,  Oov.-Oen.  of  Mozambique),  7  n 

56 

Langdale  (Hon.  Charles),  Sketch  of,  4  d  8  d 

Lucas  (Samuel),  Sketch  of,  2d  4d 

Maclean  (Lieut -Gen.  Allan  Thos.),  Sketch 

of,  12  d  6  c 

Malet  (Dame  Susannah),  Sketch  of,  24  d  7  6 

Marshall  (John),  Lord  Curriehill,  29  o  6/ 

Martin  (Lieut.-Gen.  Thomas),  Sketch  of,  26  n 

7c 

Mayne  (Sir  Richard,  Chief  Commisaioner  of 

the  Metropolitan  Police),  28  d  7  c— 29  d  6  d— 
29d  7a 

Funeral,  31  d  10  c 

Mazzini  (M.)>  24  n  12  a 

Mercer  (Gen.  A.  C),  Sketch  of,  14  n  10  « 

Monaga^  President  of  Venezuela,  7  d  9  c 

Novalichea  (Marquis  of),  2  o  7  6 

{Error)  Recovering  from  his  Wounds,  12  o 


10  a 

—  Oporto  (Bishop  of),  19  o  10  a 
a 


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[Oct.  1  Ui 


Deaths  {coTUinued). 

Paiva  (Viacount  de),  29  d  7  6—31  d  8  6 

Pakenham  (Sir  Richard),  Sketch  of,  31  o  7/ 

Pahner  (Captain),  kiUed  in  Battle  in  New 

Zealand,  28  o  5/ 

Paul    (Alfred),   French  Consul-Qeneral    at 

Havannah,  20  o  10  a 

Persia,  Brother  of  the  Hereditary  Prince  of, 

lOo  106 

Pigott  (General  R),  the  oldest  Qeneral  in 

the  British  Army,  25  n  9/ 

Pryme  (George),  Sketch  of,  7  rf  9  6 

Purser  (Richard),  the  oldest  Man  in  Eng- 
land, 21  o  5/ 

Ridley  (Major-Gen.  Sir  W.  J.),  Sketch  of, 

30  n  lOd 

Roney  (Sir  Cusack),  2  o  8  6 

Ross,  Field-Maxxhal    Sir    Hew   Dalrympie, 

11  d  6/— 16 d  5e 

Rossini  (G.  A.),  Account  of,  16  »  12  c 

Funeral  of,  23  »  7  e 

Rothschild,  Baron  James,  16  n  12  6 

Funeral,  19  n  7  d— 20  »  10  a 

Sketch  of,  17  «  10  d 

Scott  (Gen.  Wm.  Henry),  Sketch  of,  12  n 

10  c 

Sinclair  (Sir  George),  Sketch  of,  31  o  12  a 

Smith  (Moses),  formerly  a  Virginian  Slave, 

at  the  age  of  120,  25  n  9/ 

Somara  (Prince  Mito),  12  o  10  6 

Somerville  (Lord),  18n  5€ 

— —  Stevens  (Edwin,  an  American  Millionaire)^ 
5o  Zd 

Sutherland  (Dowager  Duchess  of),  Sketch, 

28  0  9/ 

Funeral,  4  »  9/ 

Swiney  (Gen.  George),  Sketch  of,  15  rf  9f — 

\1d  10c 

Triphook  (Robert),  the  Bibliopolifst,  12  o  7  a 

Valmy  (Duke  of),  5o  8  c 

Visey  (Col),  24  o  10  6 

Von  Timpsky  (Major),  28  o  5/ 

Windham  (Capt.  J.  H.),  17  rf  9/ 

Dexuson  (£.  B.)  on  Archbishops'  Options,  26  rf  9  c 

(the  Speaker)  on  Oxford  Local  Examina- 
tions, 18  n  9/ 

on  the  South  Notts  Election  and  the  Sheriff, 

28n  9c 

Denman  (G«o.)  and  the  Tiverton  Election,  18  n 
12  a 

DENMARK:^ 

■  ■  Address  to  the  King  on  his  Speech,  13  o 
lO^H-^19  0  10 6—20 0  10  6— 21a  5a 

Betrothal  of  the  Crown  Prince  to  the  Prin- 
cess Royal  of  Sweden,  16  o  10  a 

Budget,  the,  6  o  9  c 

Court  Circular,  27  »  9  fr— 80  »  10  o 

King's  Answer  to  the  Addresses,  the,  22  o 

10  a 

Opening  of  the  Diet,  6  o  9  c 

'  Proceedings,  23  n  10  a 

— —  Prince  and  Princess  of  Wales  at  Copen- 
hagen, 27  n  9  6—11  rf  5  a  A  fr— 16  rf  9  rf 

Speech  of  the  King,  6  o  9  c 

Denning  (Wm.  F.)  on  the  Transit  of  Mercury,  7  n 

n/ 

50 


Denning(Wm.  F.)on  the  November  Meteors,!  6n  11/ 
Derby  (Earl  of),  Health  of,  26  o  9/ 

Visit  of  the  Prince  and  Princess  of  Walea 

postponed,  28  o  9  e 

Derwentwater  (Amelia,  Countess  of),  taking  Pos- 
session of  Dilston  CasUe  and  E^statee,  2  o  9  rf 

Ejection,  6o  11a 

on  the  Highway,  24  o  8/ 

Desperate  Escape  of  a  Prisoner  from  Colchester 
Gaol,  14o  5a 

Highwayman  at  Newbury,  etc.,  14©  5  c— 

16o  4rf 

Deutcher  Tum-Varein,  14  n  7c 
Devon  Chamber  of  Agriculture,  13  o  5  6 
Dickens  (Charles),  Proposed  Banquet  to,  at  Liver- 
pool, 12  rf  9/ 

Readings  at  St  James*  Hall,  7  o  10c— 17  n  8« 

Dietary  of  Seamen,  80  o  7  rf 

Difficult  Question  for  a  Court  of  Law — Lottery 
Case,  llrf  66 

Dilke  (Sir  Charles  Wentworth)  on  the  Chinese 
Difficulty,  26  rf  8  c 

Discovery  of  the  Remains  of  a  Woman*a  Body  at 
Ludlow,  12  o  9/— 13n  9/ 

Disease  and  Crime,  Report  on,  17  o  4/ 

Disraeli  (Right  Hon.  B.),  Address  to  his  Constitu- 
ents, 3  o  5  a 

His  Premiership,  7  rf  6  c 

Movements  of,  2  n  12  c 

His  Patronage,  10  rf  10  a 

Speech  to  his  Constituents,  20  n  5  r 

Errata  in  his  Speech  at  Aylesbury,  21  ii9  c 

Intended  Banquet  to,  at  Liverpool,  27  n  9  « 

Peerage  Conferred  on  Mrs  Disraeli,  28  n  9/ 

Circular  on  Resigning  his  Office,  3  rf  9/ 

Ireland's  Idea  of  his  t'owp,  5  rf  7  a 

Distressing  Case,  14rf  4  6 

Dividend  on  the  Estate  of  Messrs  Palmer  &  Oo , 
the  East  India  Merchants,  21  n  6  c 

Dividends,  Declaration  of  Bankrupts,  So  60— 
7  0  6 a— 14  o  4 a— 17  o  6  a — 21  o  6  a — 24  0  4a 
— 28o  6  6— 8I0  7a — in  7a— 7 n  7^— 14» 
4  a— 18n  5rf— 21»  6  a— 25»  6  a — 28  »  5f— 
2rf3/— 5rf8rf— 9rf  6a— 12rf66— 19rf  6»— 
23  rf  6  6—26  rf  4  c 

DIVORCE  GOUBT:— 

- — '  Anderson  v.  Anderson,  26  n  8/ 

Barclay  v.  Barclay,  28  n  11  e 

Barnes  t.  Barnes  and  Beaumont,  4n  llrf— 

19  »  9  c— 20  n  11  rf— 16  rf  9  6 

Beater  v.  Beater  and  Rastiar,  23  n  9  c 

Benbow  v.  Benbow  and  Kentfield,  16  »  Ud 

Bewicke  v.  Bewicke,  4n  11  d — 11  a  llrf— 

21  n  lie— 2rf  9rf 

Bonner  v.  Bonner,  1 3  n  116 

Bottom  V.  Bottom,  16 n  llrf 

Braddy  v.  Braddy  and  Finch,  16  n  llrf 

Burton  v.  Burton,  28  «  11  c 

Cause  List,  2  »  5/ 

Cooper  V.  Cooper,  16  »  11  c 

Coppins  V.  Coppins  and  Gougii,  16  a  1 1 

26  n  8/— 27  n  11  c 

Davies  v.  Davies,  21  n  lie — 23 n  9e 

Davis  r.  Davis  and  Strut,  26  n  8/ 

Dawson  v.  Dawson,  13  n  116 

Delplanque  r.  Delplanque,  9  a  11  rf 


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DiTorce  Oomt  (continued). 

Dyer  v.  Dyer,  16 n  lid 

Evans  v.  Evans,  13  »  11  6 

Field  V.  Field  and  Jenkins,  16  n  lid 

Fitzgerald r.Fitegendd, 28 «  lie— 23rf  11  a 

Qodridi  V.  Godridi,  Jara,  Forder,  and  Kel- 

sey,  5d  Ud^7d  10d^7d  lie— lOd  94— 
lid  116 

Qower  v.  Gower,  etc.,  3d  lid 

Ghreen  v.  Qreen,  28  n  lie 

Haigh  V.  Haigh,  9  n  11  d— 12  w  9  c 

Haughton  v.  Haughtoo,  30  n  9  d 

Hewson  v.  Uewson,  16  n  11  d 

Hird  V.  Hird,  16  n  lid 

Howell  V.  Howell  and  Connor,  3  d  11  e 

Hudson  V.  Hudson,  30  n  9  d 

Johnson  v.  Johnson  and  Dickson,  26  n  8/ 

Johnson  v.    Johnson,   Sanders,   and  Herd- 
man,  23  n  9  c 

Keechv.  Keech,  13»  11  6— 16»  llc—Un 

lid 

Kirby  v.  Kirby  and  Bell  wood,  9  m  lid 

Kirk  v.  Kirk,  18  »  11  6 

Lihon  V.  Lihon  and  Horsborougb,  18  n  116 

Lingham  v.  Lingbam,  16  »  lid 

Madan  v.  Madan  and  De  Thareu,  19  n  9  e 

Mason  v.  Mason  and  Griflfitbs,  16  »  lie 

Morice  v.  Morice  and  Airey,  16  n  lid 

Morphett  v.  Morphett,  20  n  11  d— 21  n  11  e 

Neve  V.  Neve  and  Rowling,  I'd  n  116 

Needs  v.  Needs,  28  »  lie 

Noble  V.  Noble  and  Godman,  SO  n  9  d 

Pattenden  v.  Pattcnden,  2  d  9  d 

Pitt  V.  Pitt,  16  «  11  d 

Raynes v,  Raynes and  Lidbury,  16 n  lid 

•  Room  V.  Room,  13  n  116 

Sampson  v.  Sampson  cond  Jones,  28  n  9  c 

Shaw,  fjalsely  called  Haughton  v.  Haughton, 

16 n  lid 
Simpkinsv.  Simpkins  and  Newham,16  n  11  d 

Tracy  v,  Tracy,  80  «  9  d 

Venables  v.  V enables,  26  »  8/ 

Warham  v.  Warham,  27 n  lie 

Whitebread  v.  Whitebread  and  King,  28  n 

lie 

Woodward  v.  Woodward,  28  n  11  e 

Wooton  V.  Wooton,  30  »  9  d 

Docher   (Antoine)   on  the    Siege  of  Bergen-op- 

Zoom,  4  n  10  d 
Documentary  Evidence,  new  Act  relative  to,  5a  9  d 
Docks,   Hong    Kong   Wamper    Dock  Company, 

14o  7e 

Lynn  Report,  6  o  6  e 

Mersey  and  Harbour  Board,  5o  5f 

Millwall,  8  d  6  d— 9  d  7  e 

Royal  Cork  Docks  in  Progress,  2  »  12  e 

State   of   Shares,  1  o   4  d— 2  o  5  d— 3  o  7  d 

— 5  o  6  c — 6  0  6  d---7  o  5  e — 8  o  4  e — 9  o  5  d — 
10©  7d— 12o66— 13o4e— 14o  4d— 15o  6d 
— 16o6d~-17o  7d— 19o  4/— 20o6d— 21o 
6  d— 22  0  4  d— 24  o  9 C--26  p  7d— 27  o  4e— 28  o 
7d— 29o  6d— 30o  5c— 31o  6d— 2n  6d— 4» 
6d— 5n  5o— 6»  6c — 7n  6d — 9  n,  6(i— 11» 
6c— 12n  4e— 13»  lOd— 14fi  96— 16n  lOd 
— I7«9e— 18»  116— 19ft8e— 20»  7  d— 21  n 
6c— 23n  3d— 24»  10c— 26»  6e— 26»  4  d— 


27»7d— 28»66— 28n  6cf— 80«5e— Id  7d 
—2d  6c— 3d  6d— 4d  5d— 5d  6d— 7d  7c 
-^d  6e— 9d  7d— lOd  4d— lid  7d— 12d 
7c— 14d  5c— 15d  7d— 16d  5d— 17d  7*- 
18d  6d— 19d  7c— 21d  7d— 22d  8d— 23d 
7c— 24d  6d— 25d  5c— 29d  5c— 30d  5d— 
31  d  5d. 
Dog  Licenses,  Post-Office  Officials  to  grant,  28  d 

lid 
Dogs,  and  the  Police,  12  o  4/ 
Withdrawal  of  the  Police  Notice  for  Muzz- 
ling, 28 «  5d— 2d  5/ 
Domestic  Economy,  international  Exhibition  of, 

Sid  96 
Donaldson  (J.  Hunter)  on  the  West-End  Distress, 

22o  5c 
Donkey  Roasted,  a  Savoury  Food.  8  o  5  6 
Dorsetshire,  Wages  of  Agriculturalists  iu,  16  d  5  6 
Doulton  (Fred.),  Explanation  about  the  Belgian 
Public  Works  Company,  26  o  5/— 80o  7  c — 
2n  5/ 
Dover  Castle,  Earth  Conservancy  at,  30  a  4  c 
Dover  Sailors'  Home,  Donation  of  the  Queen  of 

Holland,  28  0  6/ 
Dowdeswell  (W.  E.)  and  Sir  J.  Pakington,  18  n  9  c 
Drainage  of  the  Thames  Valley,  1  d  4/ 
Drains,  Something  wrong  with,  30  o  8  6 
Drake,  Son,   &  Blewett>  on  the  Adulteration  of 

Sugar,  24  n  10/ 
Dresden,  Tumultuous  Assemblaffes  Dispersed  by 

the  Military,  16  o  10  a— 17  o  6  6 
Dried  Fruits,  20  »  7  e 

Droop  (H.  R)  on  Representative  Reform,  2  d  7  c 
Ducie  (Lord)  on  the  Brilliant  Meteor  Visible  in  * 

Sunshine  at  Chipping  Norton,  5  n  4/ 
Dudley  Forgery  Case,  Leading  Article  on,  2  »  9  d 

Henty  Avory  on,  in  Refutation,  3  n  8/ 

Gallery  and  French  Gallery,  Sn  5  a — 13i» 

6/ 
Dudley-Stuart  Refuge,  23  d  5c— 28d  9  c— 31  d  8/ 
Duel,  Fatal,  at  Baden,  14  o  3/ 

French,  Between  a  Student  and  ex-Naval 

Officer,  in  the  Bois  de  Boulogne,  7  o  4  d 
Dufif  (Grant),  Speech  at  Elgin,  22  o  6  d 
Dulwich  College,  Increase  of  Fees,  15 d  5c 

New  Church  at,  30  n  10  6 

Testimonial  to  Rev.  G.  C.  Bell,  14  o  10  a 

E. 

Early  English  Newspapers,  13  o  10  e — 14  o  8  c 

Early  Frost,  20  o  9  e 

Winter  in  Cornwall,  22  o  10/ 

Earth  Conservancy  at  Dover  Castle,  30  o  4  e 

Earthquakes,  Mr  Allnatt  on,  2  d  8  c 

at  Bucharest,  23  ti  9  e 

in  Bolivia — Ibarro  and  Otavalo  totally  Des- 
troyed, 5n  6a 

in  Califomia,  23  o  5  <i— 23  o  7  a— 2  n  12  c— 

7n  5a 

in  Chili  and  Peru,  26  »  7  c 

in  Cork,  27  o  7  c— 28  o  10  c 

in  England,  Account  of ,  3  n  3  e 

in  Japan,  14  n  7  c 

in  Lancashire,  4  7»  12  e 

at  Liverpool,  24  n  10/ 

in  Malta,  3  o  9  c 

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Earthquakes  in  New  Jersey,  30  n  8  6 

-  in  New  Zealand,  30d  7  6 

Official  Beport  of  the  Earthquake  in  Peru, 

^n  id 
Powell  (R.  A.)  on  the  Earthquake  in  Peru, 

23o  lOd 

in  Roumania,  16  n  12  6 

Series  of,  at  Copiapo,  27  n  0  a 

at  San  Francisco,   24  o  10  a — 26  o  5  c — 2  n 

Ua^in  5  6— 21»  10/— 25n  5/ 
in  South  America,  3o  7  a — 16  o  7/— 17o 

10/— 24o  5e— 17n  8  c 

•  English  Qentleman's  Account  of,  21  o  4  c 

Meeting  at  the  Mansion  House  to  aid  the 

Sufferers,  3o  7a--13o  7/— l4o  9  c— 22o  6e 

Appeal  for  Help,  5  o  8/ 

Subscriptions,  14  o  9  c—2Q  o   5/— 22o  6  e 

— 24o  7c— 26o   9/— 28o  9c— 2n  12rf— •7d 

96 
Acknowledgment  from  the  Peruvian  Go- 
vernment of  the  Help  Afforded  to  the  Distressed, 

29 c2  4c 

in  South  Wales  in  March  last,  7  m  8  c 

Submarine,  9d  5  d 

in  the  West  of  England,  2  »  6  c — 8  n  4  « 

Notes  about,  2  »  6  c — 5  n  4  c 

Wave  in  the  Southern    Hemisphere,  80  d 

Id 
East  Asiatic  Expedition  of  Austria,  23  o  7  & 
East  End  Distress,  Subscriptions,  25  n  5  6 
East  India  Company,  Eemoval  of  their  Office, 

12o  7c 
East  London  Hospital  for  Children,  28  </  9  c 
• Mission  Work,  14 o  10a— 30d  4/ 

New  Coal  Dep6t,  14  d  4/ 

Eastern  Question,  11  o  \\d 

Ebury  (Lord)  on  the  Church  Services,  80  o  4/ 
Ecclesiastical  Court  Returns,  20  n  10  c 
Eclipse  of  the  Sun,  aa  seen  at  Bombay,  2  o  9  c 

aa  reported  by  Gov.  Pope  Hennessy,  etc., 

24n  4c 

Ecuador  Debt,  1  o    4  6~1G  o  5  a— 26  o   7  a— 28  o 

76—290  6a— 14»10c— 29d  56 
Edinburgh,  Appointment  of  Rev.  Robert  Wallace 

to  the  Old  Qreyfriars  Church,  G  o  4  <i 

Branch  for  Woman's  Suffrage,  Letter  to  J. 

S.  Mill,  23e2  %d 

Court  of  Session,  Mr  Dundas  the  New  Judge, 

23  0  9/ 

Decrease  of  Juvenile  Crime  in,  29  d  10/ 

New  Stained  Glass  Window  in  the  Old  Par- 
liament House,  13  0  7/ 

Presentation  of  the  Freedom  of  the  City  to 

Mr  Bright,  15  o  56— 19o  8/ 

University,  Election  of  Chancellor,  31  o  12  a 

— 23n  Id 

Election  of  Lord  Rector,  7  »  5  d — 16  n  9/ 

Induction  of  1>  Calderwood,  28  o  9  c 

Installation  of  Sir  Alex.  Grant  as  Princi- 
pal, 5  n  10  a 

Testimonial  to  Lord  Brougham,  3  n  9/ 

Valedictory  Address  of  Mr  Carlyle,  10  rf 

76 

Editor's  Conscience,  8  d  4/ 
Edmonds  (James)   on   Wombwell's   Menageries, 
31d  8e 
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EDUCATION:— 

Church  Schools  in  Middlesex,  25  n  5  6 

Education  or  Obstruction   and    Rate,   S  d 

11a 

of  Pauper  Children,  21  n  10  « 

Endowed  Schools,  New  Act  about,  5o  7  r 

Finance  Committee  of  the  National  Society 

announce  they  can  give  Grants  to  SchooU,  23  v 
10  6 

Fortescue  (Earl)  on  Middle  Class  Education, 

16(2  5  c 

Hamley(Col.)  on  Military  Education,  24  <f 

8c 

Hunt  (G.  W.,  Chancellor  of  the  £Ixchequeri 

on  Middle  CUss  Education,  30  n  3  c 

King  Edward  School,  Birmingham,  to  W 

opened  to  Public  Competition,  5  n  9  ef 

Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Institutional  Asso- 
ciation Report,  29  o  5  6 

Malvern  Proprietary  College  Diatributicm  <»f 

Prizes,  and  Address  by  Lord  Beauchamp,  29  d 
5a 

Middle   Class  School,   the   CorpoFation   of 

London  erecting  one  in  Finsbury,  4  n  10  d — 
16rf4c 

Oxford  Diocesan  School,  Award  of  Prize*. 

28n  8a 

Local  Examinations,  Mr  Speaker  Denifoa 

on,  13  n  9/ 

Science  and  Art  Schools,  Meeting,  2  »  1 1  <r 

Public  School  Act  Commission,  1 1  d  9  a 

Report  of  Workmen's  Technical  Education 

Committee,  2,1  d  ic 

Royal  (Commission  on  Primary  E^iucati.: , 

22  0  10  c— 24  o  9/— 26o  9f~.27o  10  6— 2^.* 
9  c— 29o  9/— 30o  8  6—31  o  7/— 2n  12  <i- 
26  n  7d— 27n  9d— 28n  9  e— 30  »  7  c— \d 
9/— 3ci  6f—id  7c— 5rf  11a— 7d  6d—^H 
Qb—lOd  5  6— lid  9a 

Royal  institution  School,  Liverpool,  Distri- 
bution of  Prizes,  26  rf  10  c 

Salisbury  (Marquis  of)  on  Education,  at  th? 

Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Union,  80  o  10  a 

Scientific  Education  in  Yorkshire,  9  »  S  & 

Schoolmaster  in  Spain,  22  o  8  a 

Schools  of  St  Mazy,  Charterhouse,  24  </  7  ' 

Self-supporting  Boarding  Schools,  21  n  if 

Secondary  Institutions  in  France,  Progrts^- 

of,  25  d  8  a 

Teaching  the  Blind  to  Read,  4  d  10  c 

Technical  Education,  26 o  lie 

in  Victoria,  4  »  5/ 

EGYPT:— 

Attempt  to  Assassinate  the  Viceroy,  2  o  7  ^ 

—So  9rf— 26o  10/ 

Consular  Body's  Address  to  the  Viccrr«y  t-s 

his  Escape,  8  o  7  c 

Viceroy's  Reply,  10  o  9  c 

Consular  Law  Courts,  Letter  about,  21  e  4/ 

Cotton  Crop,  21  n  5  a 

Court  Circular,  3  o  9  d 

Exile  of  Prince  Halim,  11  n  5  a 

Grand  Review  on  Lord  Napier's  Arrival,  3  -^ 


9d 


Government  Bonds,  9  n  5  6 
Lord  Napier  at,  9  d  10/ 


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Bgypt  (coiUinudd). 

Lord  Napier  investing  the  Viceroy  with  the 

Order  of  the  Star  of  India,  26  n  7  c 

MiacellaneousNewa^lci  5  a — 2d  106 — 5d  66 

Trade  with,  lOrf  4e 

Treaaury  Yillat  Railway  Bonds,  Id  6a 

Egyptian  Commercial  and  Trading  Company,  12  o 
5a^9n  6  a— 29c2  5  6 

Debt,  29o  6a 

Numbers  of  the  Bonds  to  be  Paid  off  in 

January,  25n  86 

Loan,  Numbers  of  Bonds  to  be  Paid,  9  o  6  a 

Dividends,  23  0  76— 9rf  7  a 


Vulture,  capture  of  one  in  Colchester,  10  o  9/ 

£ighty  Tears  Voting,  id  7 a 

£lbrou£  and  Rarbek,  22  o  9  6 

Election  Expenses,  29d  6f 

Morning  in  America,  ISn  9d 

Riot  at  Bristol,  28  n  10  fr— 80  «  9  6 

Monmouth8hire,27»  6d~14d  7/— 24ci  106 

Ripley,  21 »  8  6 

Riots,  26  n  7/— 28  n  8  c— 1  d  6  e— 2  d  7  f— 

2d  10/— 3d  7b— id  10a^7d  6d— lOrf  56 
—12  d  6d— 12d  9f—Ud  7/— 23  d  6e 

ELECTIONEERING  INTELUOENOE :— 

Aberdeen,  18 n  8c 

Aberdeenshire,  5 n  3/— 20  »  7 a— 21  n  Sa 

Abingdon,  7 n  7  d— 14  n  ie 

Andover,  23  o  6  a 

AngleseyBorough8,26o6a — 9  it  7  c — 8d  4  c 

Anglesey,  9  n  7  c 

Arklow,  6o  7/ 

Armagh,  9»  7  6— 23n  46 

Armagh  County,  13  o  9  a — 24  n  5e 

Ashton-under-Lyne,  28  o  9/— 30  o  7  d— 18  n 

7d-27n  5c— 2d  76 

Athlone,  6  o   7/— 10  o  6  e — 15  o  7  a — 16  o 

7  c— 19o  8/— 24o  lOd— 27o  4  a— 81o  10/— 
3  »  8  d— 17  n  10  c— 24  n  5/ 

Aylesbury,   10  o   5  a— 16  o  i  a — 28  o  6  a — 

24 <,  4/— 28o  6c— 30o  4a— 5»  8a— lOn  7/ 
— lln  7  a— 21»  9  c 

Ayr,  Irvine,  Campbelton,  26  o  6d — 30  o  4  c 

— 2»  8c— 4 »  8c 

Ayrshire,  North,  23  »  6  6 

'  South,  16  0  4  6—210  7/— 22o  3  c 

Banbury,   3  o   6  6 — 6  o  11  6 — 9  o   4  e— 17  o 

6d— 7n  7d— 14»  4c 
Bandon  Bridge,  13  o   9  6— 26o   11a— 24  » 

5/— 3d  7a 

Banffshire,  9  o  4  c— 12  o  if 

Barnstaple,  20  o   4  a— 23  o  6  a— 26  o  6  a— 

30 0  4a — 2»  7a — in  7c — 6n  3a — 6»  7a — 
12  »  5  a— 13»  6d— 4n  4e 

Bath,  17o  6d— 20o  4a~27o  66— 80o  4a 

Belfa8t,5o  9c— 8o  10c— 9o  8d— 13o  96 

— 15o  7  a— 16o  7e— 19o  8e— 23o  10/— 26o 
11a — 28  0  10c— 2  n  11a — 8  »  Sd — 7n  5  c— 
16»  5a— 19n  86— 20n  56— 24n  5/— 30 « 
3/— 18d  4d— 81d  8d 

Berkshire,  16  o  4  a — 21  o  7  a — 26  o  6  a — 4  n 

7c — 6n  8a — 6»  7a — lift  7a — 13 n  6d — 
20  n  6 c— 21 «  7  c— 23  n  10/— 24  n  6c— 30  »  8  a 

Berwick-upon-Tweed,   21  o   7  6—30  o   4  o— 

7n  7d— 12»  5a 

Beverley,  30 o  4a— 3 »  6d— lid  9/ 


Electioneeriiig  InteUigenoe  (eotUmued), 

Bewdley  and  Stourport,  22  o  3  6~-2n  7  a — 

12n  5a— lOd  10c— 12d  86— 21d  6c 

Birkenhead,   12  o    4  c— 24o   4/— 9n  7  c— 

lln  76— 12»  6a— 14n  4c— 17»  4c 

Birmingham,  9o   4o — 10  o  5  a — 12  o  4  c — 

20o  5/— 27o  3c«— 27o  56— 29o  7fr— 80o  4a— 
31o  56— 6n  76— 13»  6d— 14n  4c— 16»  7c 
— 17»  4e— 18»  6/— 12d  8  6— 16d  5  a— I7d 
6/— 22d  4e 

Blackburn,  6o  6/— 7o  7  a— 13o  6  a— 16  o 

9e— 20o  4a— 23o  6a— 27o  56— 29o  76— 
6«  76— 16«  6a— 17»  4c— 18n  7a— 19»  86 
— 19n  4c— lOd  10c 

Bodmin,  2  o  4  d-^Q  o  6/— 21  o  7  6—2  »  7  a 

— 14»  4c— 8d  7  a 

Bolton,  18  n  7  a 

Border  Burghs  of  Scotland,  6o  11  d — 26  o 

6  c— 11  »  8  c— 20  ft  7  a 

Boston,    3o   66—21©    76— 24o    4/— 29o 

7  6—310  6  d— 10  ft  5  a— 12  d  86— 19  d  5/— 
28 d  6a 

Bradford,  lOo  5a— 12o  4c— 14o  5d— l7o 

6d— 23o  6a— 28o  6<>~30o  4  6— 31o  6d— 
5»  8  6— 9»7c— 11  n  7c— 18ft  6d— 14 »  4c— 
17»  4e— 19»  4c— Id  6c— lOd  10c— 17d  5/ 
— 22d  5d— 26d  5/ 

Brecon,    10  »  6o — 26ft   7c — 28  »  86 — 2d 

7a— lOd  10c 

Bridgewater,  9  o  4  c — 15  o  9  c — 13  n  iid 

Bridgnorth,  8  »  5  d — 23  ft  9  c 

Bridport,  18»  6d 

Brighton,    10  o  6  c— 26  o  6  a — 2  »  7  a — 4  » 

7c— 9ft  7c— 13»  6d— 17«  4/— 18«7a 

Bristol,  9o    4  c— 20o    4  a— 22  o    8  6— 23o 

6  a— 24o  4/— 26o  6a^-28o  6  c— 31  o  6<i— 
—17ft  5a— 19ft  4c— 26ft  7/— 9  d  9c 

Buckingham,  3  o  6  a — 5  »  3  6 

Buckinghamshire,  28  o  6/— 20  »  5  c 

-^ —  Bury  St  Edmonds,  9  o   4  c — 20  o  4  a — 22  o 
3  6—27  0  5  6—17  n  6  a— 7  d  4/ 

Buteshire,  6o  lid— 22 o  8c 

Caithness,  2  o  4  c— 24  o  5  c— 26  »  10  6 

Cambridge,  >lo    Qd — 16  o   9  c — 16  o   4  a — 

10ft  5«— 7d  4/— 21d  6c 

Cambridge  University,  26  o  6  a — 17  »  6  a — 

19ft  9a— Id  6e— 7d  if 

Cambridgeshire,    28  o    6  c — 23  »    4  d— 24  ft 

8c— 27ft  6a— Id  6d— 7d  if 

Canterbury,  7  o  if— 15  o  9  *— 26  o  6  6—5  » 

3  6— 9ft  7  c— 13  ft  6  c— 16  ft  6  a — 17  »  6  a— 
19  ft  4/— 21  ft  7  d 

Cardiff,  5«  8d— 10ft  5a— 14ft  4c 

Cardiganshire,  29  o  7  6 — ^26  »  7  c 

Carlisle,  5o    6  a— 6  o    116— 8  o   lOd— 12o 

4  c— 19  0  5  a— 2  »  7  a — 16  w  6  a 

Carlow,  9o  8  c— 18o  9  6— 17o  lOd— 26o 

11a— 17  ft  10  6— 24  ft  6/ 

Carmarthen  Boroughs,  29  o  7  c — 2  ft  7  a — 

8ft  6d 

Carmarthenshire,   2»   7  6 — 16  ft    6  a — 24  ft 

7a — 28 ft  Sa 

Carnarvon  Boroughs,  6  o  6  a — 4  «  7  c — 9«  7  c 

Carnarvonshire,  7  o  1 1  c — 3  n  5  d — 9  ft  7  c 

Carrickfei^us,   18  o  9  a — 16  o  7  a — 20  ft  6'» 

— I7d  9c 

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[Oct.  1  t> 


Electioneering  InteUigenoe  {continued). 

Cashell,    14  o    8/— 20o  10  r— 26  o    11  «— 

30  o  8d— 5»  8e— 16n  5a— 2d  7(i— 3rf  7  a 
— 5rf  8c 

Chatham,    6o    116— 17  o    6d—21o   7  6— 

26  0  6&— 27o  5  6— 9  «  7  c— 13n  6  c— 14n  4e 

Chelsea,  6  o  116—7  6  4  c— 9  o  4  c— lOo  6  a 

— lOo  6/— ISo  5a^~l7o  6d— 20o  4  a— 21o 
76— 22o    86—230    6a— 24o    4/— 26o   66— 

27  o  8/— 27  o  5  6—28  o  6  c— 29  o  7  c— 30  o  4  6 
— 30o  4  c— 31o  6f^— 2»  7  6— 5  »  3  6~7n  7d 
— 9n  7c— 9  n  8  6— lOn  5a— lln  7  c— 30n 
6  c— 14n  4  c— 14n  6  c— 16n  6  a— 19n  4  6— 
20  n  6a^l9rf  6/ 

Cheltenham,  13  »  6  c— 14  n  4  c— 19»  5  c — 

10  d  lOc— 18rf  3/— 19rf  6/— 21d  5/ 

Cheshire,  East,  13  »  6  c— 20»  6  6 

Mid,  23 n  4f—26 n  5c 

West,  21  n  7  a 

Chester,  Ho  5rf— 17o  6c/— 12?*  5tf— 16ii 

6  a— 18»  7  c 

Chichester,  1  o  10  c 

Chippenham,  24  n  5d 

Christchurch,  27  o  5  r— 30  o  4  6 

Cirencester,  2o4rf — 13o5a — 9n7c — 10»5a 

Clackmannan  and  Kinross,  21  n  8  a 

Clare  County,  20  o  10  c— 24  »  6/ 

Cockermoutb,  19n  6c 

Colchester,  10  o    6  c— 29  o    7  e—6  n     7  c— 

18»  10d—7d  4/ 

Cork,  13  o  9  a— 21o  11a— 24  o  lOd— 19n 

8  6— 21n  5  c— 30n  3/— 2rf  7/ 

Cork  County,   9o8d— 27o  4a^29o   10  6 

— 3n  8c£— 27n  6c 

Cornish  Boroughs,  ace  St  Ives 

Cornwall,   East,    lo  6rf— (Jo  116— 9  o  4d 

— 14o   5c— 24o    4/— 28o    6d— 30o   4  6— 9 w 

7  c— 10»  6  a— 13  n  6  c— 14u  4/— 23  n  4  c 

West,  14  n  4/ 

Coventry,  17  o  6  d— 19  o  5  a^-20  o  4  6—21  o 

7  6— 29o  7  c— 13n  6c— I7n  5a^7d  6c— 
8d  4c— lid  9/ 

Cricklade,  8  o  6  d— 10  o  6  c— 12  o  4  c— 24  o 

4/— 26o  6^-9n  7c 

Cumberland,  East,  2  n  7  6 — 21  n  7 1/— 23  n 

4/— 25»  7c— 30»  3c 

West,  2  n  7  6—21  n  7  o 

Darlington,  6  »  3  c — 13  n  6  e 

Denbigh  Boroughs,  27  o  5  c — 9  n  7  c 

Denbighshire,  9  »  7  d— 3  d  7  6—7  d  6  6— 

26d  7/— 29d  9d 

Derby,  24 o  4/— lln  7c 

Derbyshire,  South,  21  n  86— 24d  6  a 

East,  10 o  5  c— 19  n  5c 

North,  26  n  7  c 

Derry,  8o  lie— 30o  8d 

Devizes,  3  o  6  6 — 9  o  4  d 

Devonport,  20  o  4  6 — 9  »  7  d 

Devonshire,  North,  8  o  5  d— 9  o  4  d — 12  o 

4  c— 19  0  5  a — 21  o  7  c— 26  o  6  6 — 31  o  7  c— 
2  »  7  6—6  n  7  6—7  n  7  ci— 9 n  7  d— 10  n  5a 
— I7n  5a^23n  4  c 

East,  12  o  4  c— 16  o  4  a— 17  o  6  d— 19  o 

5  a — 21  o  7  c— 23  o  6  a^31  o  6  d— 2  n    7  6 — 

6  n  7  6—12  n  6  a— 21  n  7  d — 24  n  7  a— 26  n 
10  a  -27  n  6/ 

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Devonshire,  South,  13  o  6  a — 14  o  5  e — :iO  r. 

4  6—6  n  7  6—7  n  7  d— 9  »  7  d— 11  n  7  c— 25  /* 
7  «— 28  »  8  a— 30  n  4  c— 1  d  6  a 

Dorchester,  24  o  5  a— 29  o  7  d— 18  n  7  d 

Dorsetshire,  6 o  116— 14o  5e— 20ii  66 

Dover,  17  n  56— 21d  6  c 

Downpa trick,  3  n  8  d 

Downshire,  3  n  8  d — 27  n  6  < 

Drogheda,  9  »   7  6—20  n   5  6—21  »  5  d~ 

23  »  4  a— 24  n  5  c— 26  n  5/— 1  d  6  c— 1  d  9  * 
— 2  d  7  c— 6d  8  c— 10  d  6  6— 24d  106— 25d 
8c— 31d  8d 

Droitwitcfa,  22  o  3  6—30  o  4  6 — 31  o  6  d— 

2»  7  6— 6  n  76— 9n  7<i— 12n  5a— 16»  6« 
— 17n  6  6— 19»  4/ 

Dublin  City,  6  o  9  c— 10  o  6  c— 14  o  8/— 

22  o  10  c— 27  o  46—28  0  10  c— 29  o  10  6— ;.?t»o 
8d— 31o  10/— 2  »  11a— 4n  10  6-^fi  8d- 
6n  lOd— 7»  5d— 9»  7a— lOn  8e — 12 n  4« 
— 13»  6  c— 14  n  3  c— 17n  10  c— 18  n  5  6-- 
19  n  8  c— 20  n  5  a  &  6—21  n  5  c— 16}d  3  d- 
17d9c 

— -  Dublin  County,  28  o  10  r— 19  n  8  c— 2i»  n 

5  a— 23  n  4  a— 25  »  7  6—3  d  7  a 

Dublin  University,   20  o  10  e — ^21  o  11  a— 

23  o  7/— 24  o  10  c— 26  o  11  o— 27  o  4  6—31  .^ 
10/— 2  »  llo— 6n  8d— 6n  lOd— 7»  5d— 
9  »  7  a— 10  n  8c— 12  n  4  a— 19  n  8a— 25n  7  •» 

Dudley,  13»  6e 

DumlMirtonshirc,  22  o  3  c — ^23  ©6/ 

•  Dumfriesshire,  23  o  6  /— 24  o  5  e — 26  o  6  e 

-11  n  8  c— 14»  6/— 21  n  8a~23n  6  6— 2:. « 
5  c— 7  d  6  6—10  d  10  c— 11  d  9/— 12  d  S 6— 
17  d  6/— 18d  3/ 

Dundalk,  5  o   9  c — 17  o  10  d — 20  o  10  c— 

6»  8d— 16 n  5a— 20»  5h~-24n  5/— 28»  Tc 

Dundee,  13  n  8  a 

Dungannon,  14  n  3  c 

Dungarvon,   7  o  8  c— 9  n  7  6 — 10  n   8  c— 

21 »  6  c— 24  n  5/ 

Durham  City,  21  o  7  c— 22  o  3  6 — 3  n  5  ti 

— 5ia  3  c — 6»  7  6 

Durham  County,  South,  24  o  6  a — 19  m  $< 

—20  n  6  d— 21 »  7  « 

North,  24  »  7  a 

Edmbuigh,  2  o  4  c— 3  o  6  c — 6  oil  d—7  » 

4/— 9n  8  a 

Edinbui^hshire,  21 «  8  a 

Edinburgh  and  St  Andrews   Univ6FBitie.s 

26  0  6  c— 4  n  8  c— 19  n  6  a— 3  d  7  e — 4  did 
— 7d  6c 

Elgin,  Banff,  etc.,  22o  6d 

Ennis,  20  o  10  c 

Enniskillen,  13  o  9  a — ^20  o  10  r — 21  o  11  a 

— 9»  7  6— 19»  8  6— 20»  5  6--18d  4d 

Essex,  East,  1  o  10  /— 7  o  4/— 29  o  7  d— 

24  n  7  a— 30n  Zc 

South,  7o  4/— 14o  10a— 19o  5c— 21*. 

7  c— 27  0  5  c— 29  0  7  d— 4  n  7  c— 16  «  6  a— 
I7ii  66 

West,  1  0  10/— 15  0  9  c- 

6d— 21n  7  c 


-29  o  7d— 20h 


Evesham,  24  o  5  a 

Exeter,  9  o  4  d— 10  o  5  c--22  o  8  6 — 23  ©  e  r 

—26  o  6  6—2  n  7  6—4  n  7  c— 6  n  7  c— 12  «  5.' 


Dec.  31,  1868.]         palmer's  index  to  "the  times"  newspaper. 


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Eleotloneeziiig  ZnteUigenoe  {cmtinued). 

— 13n    6  6— 14n  4/— 17  n   5  c— 12  d   8  6— 

21  d  6<^— 22d  6/ 

Eye,  6o  116— 22o  86— 7d  if 

Falkirk,  Hamilton,'^etc.,  3  n  6  6 — 6  n  8  a — 

7  n  8  c— 9  n  8  a — 12  n  66 — 20  n  7  a — 21  n  Sa 

Fifeehire,  6n  8  6— 26»  106 

Finsbury,  2  o  4/— 9  o  4  c— 21  o  7  c— 22  o 

3  6—26  o  6  6—27  o  3/— 27  o  5  c— 28  o  6  d— 
80  o  4  6—2  n  7  6—3  n  5  d— 4  n  7  c— 5  «  3  c— 

6  n  7  c— 7  »  7  €—9  n  7  d — 10  n  5  a — 16  n  6a 
— 17»  4  c— 18n  6e— 19n  4  c 

Frorae,  3  o  6  6—7  o  4  e— 12  o  4  d—U  n  7  c 

14  n  4/ 

Qalway  Borough,  6o  7/— 7o  8d— 8o  10  c 

— 9  o  8  e— 18  o  9  a— 13  o  9  6—19  o  8/— 27  o 

4  a— 19n  8  c— 20n  5  6— 17rf  9  c 

County,  10  0  6  c— 20  o  10  c— 27  o  4  a— 

28  n  7  e— 3  rf  7  a 

Gateshead,  21  o  7 c— 23 o  6a 

Glamorganshire,  6  o  6/— 19n  4/ 

Glasgow,  9  o  4  e— 20  o  4  c— 22  o  3  f— 31  o 

7  c— 2  n  8  c 

and  Aberdeen  Universities,  20  n  7  6 — 3  d 

7c— Ad  7d— 7d  6c^Sd  7a 
Gloucester,  12  o  4  rf— 26  o  6  6— 29o  7  rf  2  » 

7  6—11  n   7  c— 17  n  5  c— 19n  4/— 1  (/   6  «— 

7d  6c— lOd  10c— 21d  6c 

Gloucestershire,  East,  30  o  6  c— 20n  6d 

West,  17  0  6d— 19  o  5  «— 24  o  5  a— 28  o 

6  d— 30  0  4  c— 3  n  5  d— 24  n  7  c— 30  n  3  d 

Grantham,  3  o  6  6—7  d  if 

Great  Grimsby,  6  o  11  6 — 11  n  7  c — 12  n  oa 

—7d  if 

Greenock,  21  d  6  c— 29  d  10/ 

Greenwich,  10  o  5  a — 14  o  5  d — 22  o  3  c — 

30  o  6  «— 4  n  7  d—5  n  3  c—6  n  7  c— 10  n  ba 

-14  n  4/— 16»  6  6— 17n  4  c— 18n  6/— 19n 

4  c— 27n  ^dr—lid  7  e—17  d  5f—lSd  3a— 

22  d  4  a— 26d  if 

Guildford,  7  c  4  e— 9  o  4  c— 20  o  4  6—22  o 

3  c— I7n  5  c— 12d  8  6 

Hackney,  3  o  6  6 — 8  o  5  d— 9  o  4  c— 10  o  5a 

—16  0  4  a— 19  o  5  a— 20  o  4  6—24  o  6  a— 26  o 
6  6—30  o  4  c— 2  »  7  6—3  n  5  d— 10  »  5  6— 
11  n  7  c— 12  »  5  6—13  »  6/— IG  )»  6  6—17  n 

4  c— 18»  6/— 19n  4d 

Haddington,  Dunbar,  etc.,  18  »  8  c 

Haddingtonshire,     2  n    8  d — 23  n    6   c — 

28  »  8  a 

Halifax,  lo  10/— 12o  4d— 16d  8d— 18d 

3/— 22d  6e 

Hampshire,  South,  12  o  4  d— 22  o  3  c— 24  o 

5  a— 26  o   6  6—28  o  6  d— 30  o  6  c— 2  n  7  6— 

6  »  8  c— 18  n  6/— 16  n  6  6—23  n  4/— 27  n  5  6 
28  n  8  6—21  d  6c 

North,  12  0  4d— 17n  5  c 

Hartlepool,  7w  7e— 19»  4/— 2d  7  6 

Harwich,  7  d  if 

Helston,  1  o  6  dr—6  »  3  d 

Hereford,  6  n  3  <i— 10  n  5  6—12  n  5  6—1  d 

6a— 12d  8  6 

Herefordshire,  27  o  5d — 19  n  5  c — 25  »  9/ 

Hertford,  80  o  4  c  — 5  »  3  d—U  n  7  c— 13  n 

6/— 14n  4/— 17n  5e 

Hertfordshire,  17  o  6  d— 19  o  5  a— 26  o  6  6 


Electioneexing  Intelligenoe  (contmiicd). 

—30  o  4  c— 30  o  6  c— 3  n  5  d— 4  n  7  d-^  »  7  c 
— 9„  7d— 10»  56— 13»  6/— 17n  6c 

Horsham,  20  o  4  6 

Huddersfield,  16  »  6  c 

HuU,  11  d  9/ 

Huntingdon,  19  o  5  a 

Huntingdonshire,  12 o  4d— 21  n  7a 

Hythe,  16  o  4  a 

Ipswich,  12  o  4  d — 14  o  5  c — 15  o  9  c— 22  o 

8  c— 9  n  7d— 18»  6/— 19n  6  c— 7  d  if 

Kendal,  9  »  7  c 

Kent,  East,  19  o    6  a — 21  o    7  c— 26  o   6  c — 

80o  4c— 2n   7  c—in  7d— 6»   7c— 12n   66 
— 16»  6c— 17»  6<^— 28n  8c 

Mid,  lln   7c— 12»  66— 18n  7a— 14» 

if— 19  n  5  c 

West,  21  o  7  c— 21 


Kerry  County,  9  o  8  d 

Kidderminster,  22  o  3  c — 4  n  7  d — 12  »  6  c 

Kilkenny,  9  o  8  d— 9  »  7  6 

Killamey,  8  o  10  c 

Kilmarnock   Burghs,   21  o    7/— Un    6e— 

13  »  8a— 14n  6/— 13»  8d 

Kincardineshire,  5n  3/ — 23  n  4d 

King's  County,  17  o  10  d— 24  o  10  c — 24  n  5  c 

King's  Lynu,  2  o   4  d — 5  »  3  d— 18  n  7  c — 

12  d  8  6— 19d  5/ 

Kinsale,  13  »  6  c— 14»  8  c 

hamheth,2o  id — 2o  4c — 3o  66 — 5o  6a — 

7o  4e— lOo  5/— 17o  6d— 22o  3c— 24o  5a— 
27  o  6  d— 28  0  6  d— 29  o  7  d— 30  o  4  c— 30  o  6/ 
— 2n  7c— 3n  5e—in  7  d—6n  7 c—7 n  7c— 
9n  7c— 107J  56—1211  5c— 13«  7a— 17»  4d 
— 18n  6/— 19»  4d 

Lanarkshire,  South,  12  o  4/ 

Lancashire  North-East,  6  o  11 6 — 17  o  6  d — 

20 o  4  6—220  8c— 24o  56— 27o  6d— 19 n5d 

North,   9  »    7  c— 12  n    5  c— 16  n    6  c— 

18  »  7c— 21»  7  6— 24n  6a 

North- West,  24  o  5  6— 28o  6d 

South- West,  18 o  6  c— 15o  7c— 16  o  4  a — 

17  o  9  6—19  0  6  d— 20  o  4  6—21  o  8  6—22  o  5  d 
— 24o  6/— lOn  6  c— 18  n  7o— 14»  4/— 14n 
10  a— 16  n  5  c— 17n  7/— 23n  5  a— 25»  7/ 
—26ft  lOo— 27»  5fr— 30ii  8o— 2d  7d 

South- East,  1  0  lOd— 18n  7a— 19n  5d 


— 24w  7c--30»  3d 

—  Launceston,  6  o  11  6 

—  Leeds,  lo  10/— 8 o  6  6 — 5o  6a— 7 o  4c — 
12o  4d— 24o56— 2So6d— 4n  7d— 14n  5a 
_17»  5d— 25d  7c 

—  Leicester,  18  o  5  a — 21  o  7  c— 22o  8  c— 24o 
66—310  6/— 5n  Zd^T n  7c— 9»  7c— 11» 
7d— 12»  5 d— 18 ft  7a— 14 ft  5a— 17n  6d 
—26ft  7/— 30n  4c— 4d  7d 

Leicestershire,   South,  24  o  6  6 — 29  o 

23n5d— 26ii  106— 27n  5d— 7d  6c 

North,    24  o    5  6 — 26  o    6  c — 31  o 

9n  7c— 14 ft  5a — 18«  7/— 28»  5c 

Leith,  etc.,  22  o  8c 

Leitrim  County,  10  ft  5  c 

Leominster,  6  o  11  6—28  o  6  a — 80  o  4  d 

—  Lewes,  17  o  6  d — 19  o  6  a — 20  o  4  6—26  o  6c 
— 9»  7  c— 18»  7a— 18 ft  7/ 

—  Lichfield,  16o  4a— 20o  4  6— 18ft  8o 

66 


7  c— 
6/- 


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PALMEB*S   INDEX   TO    "THE   TIMES  "  NEWSPAPER. 


[Oct.  1  Ui 


Electioneering  Intelligence  (continued), 

Limerick  City,  27  o  4  a— 27  o  A  6—19  n  8  c 

—20 n  6 6—21  n  6 <^— 28 n  7e 

County,  24 o  10 c— 8 n  8 rf— 20  n  5b 

Lincoln,  16  n  6  c— 19  n  6  6—7  d  if 

Lincolnshire,  North,   C  o   11  e — 26  o   6  c — 

7dif 

Mid,    6  o    11  c— 26  o    6  c— 19  n     5  e— 


7d  if 

South,  6  0 


11  c—26  o    6  c— 20  n 


7d  if 

Linlithgowshire,  10  n  5  e 

Liskeaid,  t  o  6  d 

Liverpool,  6  o    11  <?— 12  o    i  €—20  o    4  6— 

30  0  lOrf— lOn  5  c— 12n  6d — 14  «  5  a — 16  n 
6  c— 18  n  8  a— 19»  4/— 20  »  6  c 

London,  City  of,   1  o  6  d— 2  o  if-^Z  o  %c 

_6o  6/— 9o  4  6— 9 0  4c— 20o  4ii— 24o  4  c 
—27o  5  a— 2%  0  6  c— 29  o  7ar— 31o  6  c— 2  » 
7<i — 3»  5dr—in  7  6 — 6»  7 d—7 n  7c— lln 
7d— 12n  5dr-AZn  7  a— 14n  5  a— 17n  3/— 
18 n  6a— 19»  4a— 17rf  5/— 22rf  5a 

University,  6  0  8/— 10  o  6rf — 14  o  5d — 

8»  5d—5  n  3e— 14n  66— 16n  6  c— 18  n  6a 
17d  5/— 22d  4c 

Londonderry   City,    23  o   10  /— 24  n  5e— 

27  n  6/— 28n  8  6— 17d  9  c 

County,  24  n  5e 

Louth   County,  17  o  10  d— 28  o  10  c— 7  n 

5<i— 9n  7  a— lOn  8  c— 17n  10  6 

Ludlow,  2  »  7  c 

Lymington,  19o    5  6— 23o    6  a— 2  n    7  c— 

3n  5e— 12»  5d 

Lynn,  5  o  6  a — 14  n  3  a — 7  d  4/— 21  d  6c 

Maldon,  3o  6  6— 3  o   6f— 4»  7  d— 11  n  7/ 

— 13w  7  0^18  n  8  a— 7  d  if 

Mallow,  lOo  6c 

Malton,  28 0    6d— 30o    id—5n    3d— 6n 

7d~16»  6  c 

Manchester,  9  o    4  d— 28  o    6  a— 26  o    6  c— 

12  n  5  c— 13n  7  a— 17n  5d— 19»  4/— 19n 
66— 24»  6c— 7d  6c— lid  9/— 22d  6a 

Marlborough,  27 o  6c— 17«  5e 

Marlow,   Great,  19  o    6  a— 18  n    6/— 18n 

7d 

Marylebone,  2  o  4  c?— 7  o   4/— 8  o  5  d— 8  o 

10  d — 9o  4<^— 13o  5  a— 14  0  5d— 17o  6d— 
20  o  i  lh-22  0  3  c— 27  o  6  c— 28  o  6  d— 29  o  7  c 
—29  o  8  6—30  o  4  d— 31  o  6/— 8  n  5  c — 4  »  7  d 
-^n3d— 6n7e— 7n7/— 9n7c— lOn  5c— 
lln    7/— 12w   5c— 14n    6  6— 16n   6c— 17» 

4  6— 18n  6  c— 19?i  4  6— lOd  10  c 

Mayo  County,  7«  5d — 10  »  8  c — ^24  »  5  c 

Meath,  27  n  6  c— 30»  3/ 

Merionethshire,  12  o  4  c — 17  »  6  c 

Merthyr  Tydvil,  21  o  7  c— 23  o  6  a— 24  o  5  6 

—27  0  6  c— 3  «  6/ 

Middlesborough,  21  o  7  c— 26  o  6  c 

Middlesex,  lo  6  d-^o    6/— 7  o    4/— 18o 

5  6—2  n  7  c— 3  n  6/— 4  n  7  c— 6  n  7  c— 7  n  8  a 
—10  n  5  c— 10  n  7  c— 12  n  6  c— 18  n  7  a— 14  n 
5  c— Un  10/— 16»  6d— 16»  12e— I7n6c 
— I7n  10c— 19  n  5f—20n  6  c— 21n7/— 23n 
5d— 24n  7  d— 26*1  7d— 27n  6  6— 27»  5/— 
Id   6d— 3d  76— 5d  86 

Midlothian,  2  o  4  c 

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Electioneering  Intelligenoe  (continued). 

Monaghan  County,  So  10c — 14  o  8/— 3  s 

8d— 3d  7a 

Monmouthshire,   17  o    6d — 10  «    6  c — 23  m 

6/— 26n  7/— 27»  6d 

Monmouth  District,  81  o  6/— 14  n  5c 

Montrose  Burghs,  9  n  8  b — 14  n  5f—l  6  »  7  6 

Morpeth,  21  o  7 c — 17 n  5€ 

Munster,  15  o  7  a 

Newcofitle-under-Lyne,  9  o  4  d — 81  o  6/— 

16n  6c 

Newcastle-on-Tyne,    23  o    6  a — 26  o    6r- 

5n  3d— 7n  8o 

Newport,  Isle  of  Wight,  13  n  7 6—14 n  5c 

Monmouthshire,  19  »  6  c — 21 »  11  c 

Newry,  9  »  7  6 

--  -  Norfolk,  South,  lo  10/-24o   5c— 31o  6/ 
—16  n  6  c— 23»  6/— 28n  8  a— 7  d  4/ 

East,  9  0  10  d—7  d  if 

West,     14  0    10  o— 81  o    6/— 30  n     S  d 


-7dif 
North, 


10/— 16o  4  6—26©  6  c— 
27o  8/— 24n  7 d—7 d  4/— 22d  6o— 24d  6a 
— 25d  5/ 

North-Eastem  Boroughs,  19  o  5  6 

Northampton,  16  o  4  a — 7«  8  a — 24  d  6  a 

Northamptonshire,  North,  8 o  5 6 — 26 o  Cc 

—  31  0  6/— 2n  7d— 16»  6  c— 18«  8a— 19ii  4/ 
—23  n  4  c 

South,  in    7c— 7 n   8o— 16w  6c— 20a 

6  c— 27n  5/ 

Northern    Burghs,    19  n    6  6 — 27 »     5  c— 

21  d  6c 

Northumberland,  South,  2»  7d — 25  n  12  6 

Norwich,  3  o   6  6 — 21  o   7  c— 22  o    8  c — 24  « 

6  c— 81  0  7  a— 12  n  6/— 23  n  4  d— 28  n  8  a— 
7d  if 

Nottingham,  lo   10/— 2 o   4d — 6o   11  c— 

13o  66—140  66— 16o4a— 17o  6e— 19o56 
— 20o  4  c— 21o  7  c— 22o  8  c— 23o  6  6— 26o 
6d— 27o  6/—28o  6c— 80o  id — 31  o  7a— 
2n  7d— 8n  6/— 4n  7c— 6n  7/— 9n  7 1— 
10  n  5  c— 12»  5/— 14«  6d— 16»  6  c— 17j» 
5  c— 18  n  7  a— 19  n  6  a— 21  d  6  c 

Nottinghamshire,  North,  23  n  5/ — 24  »  6  *» 

— 4d  7d— 12d  5d 

South,  28  n  9  c 

Orkney  and  Shetland,  14  »  5/ 

Oxford  City,  8o   5/— 19o  5  6— 24o  5r- 

30  0  4d— 13n  7  6— 14n  5  d— 17  «  5/— ISh 
7a— 19n  6a— 12d  86— 17d  6/— 2Sd  6c 

University,  9o  7d — 13  o  5  6 — 26  o  6d— 


14 n  6d 

Oxfordshire,  17  o  6  c— 21o  7d — 23  o  6  6— 

13 »  7<v-19n  5a 

Paisley,  16  o  4  a — 20  o  7  c 

Penryn  and  Falmouth,  6  o  11  c — 6  *•  7/— 

13  n  7  c— 14n  6d— 8d  7  a 

Perthshire,   5o    6  a — 12  o    4/— 2So    6/— 

28o  6/— 80o  4c— 31o  7c— 28w  6e— 25ii  7d 

Peterborough,  26 o  6d — 2n  Id — 5fi  8c— 

6n  7/— 12«  5/— 16fi  6  c— 29d  6/ 

Petersfield,  13«  7c 

Plymouth,  lln  7/— 19d  5/— 22d  6c 

Pontefract,    7  o  4/— 26  o    6rf— 17«    5f— 

16d  3c^— 18d  3/— 22d  4d 


Dec.  31  y  1868.]         palmee's  index  to  ''the  timeb"  kewspapes. 


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Xnectioneering  Intelligeiice  {continvai), 

Poole,  60  llc-^210  7dr—l4n  bd 

Portarlington,  13 o  9 6—19 n  8 6—21  n  5e 

Portsmouth,   16  0   ia—2n  7d — 9n   7e— 

16  »  6/— 17»  6  a— 18n  7  a 

Preston,  10  o  5d — 14  o  5e — 17  o  6e — 22  0 

3<>— 28o   6e— 12n   6/— 14n  5c?— 19n   8«— 
9d  9c 

Queen *B  County,  6  0  7/— 9  o  8  e — 18  a  9  a 

— 23o  10/— 28o  10  c— 4  d  7  a 

Radnor,  New,  etc.,  28 o  6« 

Radnorshire,  10  0  5  d 

Reading,  15  0  9 e — 2n  7  c — 6 n  7/— 7 »  8  o 

— 9n  7e— 11»  7/— 12n  5/— 13n  7c— 14n 
5d— 14n  10/— I6n  6/— 17»  60 

Renfrewshire,  12  o  4/— 13o  66 

Retford,  lOn  5<2 

Richmond,  Yorks.,  21 0  7  d — 18  n  7  e — 17  n 

6a 

Ripon,  6  o  11  c — 28  o  6«— 8n  5/— 11  n  6  c 

— 18d  3/— 22d  6/ 

Rochester,  6  «    11  c— 12  o  4  c— 17  o  6  e— 

21  0  7<i— 24o  5o-27o  6/— 9d  9/— 13n  7c 
— 14n  6d 

Roscommon  County,  20  »  6  6 

Ross,  New,  23o,  10/— 24o  lOo— 16n  60 

— 19  »  8  c 

Roxbui^hshire,  60  66— 30o  4e— 23ii  6  c 

Rutlandshire,  24  o  6  c— 20  n  6« 

Rye,  Sussex,  4 »  7/ 

St  Andrews,  etc.,    6»   3/— 13n  8  a — 19  n 

66 

St  Ives,  etc.,  21  o  7e— 10«  5d— 18»  7e— 

16n  6a 

Salford,   13n  7c— 17n  6a— 19»  56— lid 

9/ 

Salisbury,  9 0   4d—26o   Qd — 29o  7e — 30 o 

4d— 31o  7a— 2  »  7e— 4»  8  a — 6n  3c— 7n 
8a— lOn  5d—l2n  6/— 18n  7ct— 19n  5c 

Sandwich,  30  o  4  d— 16  n  6  /— 17  »  6  d 

Scarborough,  7  n  8  a — 13  »  7d 

Selkirk  and    Peebles,  26  0  6  c— 23n  6  c— 

26  A  lOd 

Sheffield,  2o  4e— 3o  66—80  6e— 13o  5c 

— 14o  6c— 160  9e— 19o  5  6— 21o  7d— 22o 
8d— 6n  7/— 7»  8  a— 11»  7/— 17n  66— 21n 
7/ 

Shields,  South,  I60  4a 

Shrewsbury,   28 n  86— 30n  46— Id  6d— 

lid  9/ 

Shropahire,  North,  16  o  4  a — 9n   7/— lOn 

5d— 14n  6d— 16n  6/— 19n  5/ 

South,   28o   6  6— 2n   7c— 4n   8a— 12n 

5/— 16n  76— 19n  6  6— 20»  6/— 28n  46— 
23d  5c 

Sligo   County,   21  0    11  a— 23  o   10/— 26o 

lid— 29o  10c— 8n  8d— 6n  lOd— 17n.l06 
— 23n  46— 28n  7c— 30n  8/— Id  96— 2d  7c 
— 4d  7c— 81d  8d 

Borough,   19^   8  c— 27o  4  a— 6  n  10  d— 

20»  66— 21n  6c— 24n  6/ 
Somersetshire,  East,   16  0    9  c — 19  0  5  6 — 

29o  7c— 4«  8a— 11»  8a— 20n  6/ 
Mid,  21  o  7<— 28o  6c— 29o  7c— 8n  6/ 

— 7  n  8  a— 27  n  5  c— 3  d  7  c 
West>19»  66 


Electioneering  Intelligenoe  (corUinued). 

Southampton,  12  0  4  c— 2  n  7e — 18  n  7d— 

18fi  86— 19n  56— 20n  6c— 16d  8d 

Southwark,  13  n  7d— 14»   5e— 16n   6/— 

17 n  4d— 19»  4d— 19d  5/— 22d  6  6 

Staflford,  22o  3d— 24o  5o— 13»  7c— 17d 

5/ 

Staffordshire,  East,  13  0  6  6— 22o  3d— 23o 

6  6— 24o  6  c— 29o  7  c— 13n  7  c— 14n  5  c 

North,    22  o    3  d— 9  n    7  /— 13  »    7  c— 


17n  6c 

West, 

7/ 


23o  6  6— 13n  7i 


Jn  6/— 25n 


Staley bridge,  18n  8  6 

Stamford,   24  o   6  c— 31  o    7  a— 16  n   7  a— 

17  n  6  c— 7  d  4/ 

Stirlingshire,  24  n  6  c 

Stockton-on-Tees,  9»  7/ 

Stoke-upon- Trent,    80    5  c — 16  o   9  c — 19  o 

6  6—29  0  7  c— 31 0  7  a— 5  n  3  c— 9  n  7/— 13  n 
7/— 16n  7  a 

Stourbridge,  7n  8a 

Stroud,  6  o  11  0—31  o  7  a^l8  »  8  6 

Suffolk,  East,  lo  IO/--60  lid— 80  5c— 

17o  6c— 2I0  8a— 9n  7/— 25n  7/— Id  6a 
— 7d4/— 7d6c 

West,   lo   10/— 5  n    3e— 7n   8  a— 12  n 

5/— 13n  7  c— 19n  6/— 7d  4/ 

Sunderland,  1  0  10/— 9  n  7/ 

Surrey,  East,  7o  4/— 14o  6« — 20  o  4e — 

2n  7/— 3n  6  a— 4  »   8  c— 9  »  7/— lOn  5(i— 

11  n   8a— 13n   7c— 18»   86— 19n   66— 21n 

7  6—24  n  6  6—4  d  8  c 

Mid,  60  6/— 2O0  4c— 2I0  7c— 23n  6/ 

— 24n  7/— 27»  5d 

West,   60    6a— 2O0   4c— 30n    3d— Id 

66— Id  6c 

Sussex,  East^  14  0  5/— 24  o  6  c— 26  o  6  d— 

2n  7/— 9n  7/— 10»  6  c— 13«  7/— 23n  6  a 

Swansea,  14  n  6  c 

Tamworth,  19  o  6  6— 5  n  8e— 7»  8  a— 12n 

6/— 17»  6  c— 12d  8  6 

Taunton,  17 o  6c— 5 d  9/— lid  9/ 

Tewkesbury,  14  o  5/— lln  8  6 

Tipperary   County,   60   7/— 14o  8/— 15o 

7  a— 160  7  c— 28o  10  c— 3  »  8d— 25»  7  a 

Tiverton,  28  0  6  c— 4  n  8  a— 12n  6  a— 17n 

6d— 18n  12a 

Tower   Hamlets,   lo  10a — 2o  4d — 7o  4c 

—806  d— 9  o  4  c— 10  0  6  d— 13  0  5  a— 14  o 
6d— 17o  6c— 2O0  4c— 2I0  7c— 22o  3d— 
28  0  6  6—24  0  6  c— 27  0  5/— 28o  6  c— 29o  7e 
— 30o  4d— 31o  7a— 2n  8ct— Sn  6a— 6»  8e 
— 7n  86-ll»  86^12n  6a— 14n  5^— 16fi 
7  c— 17n  4  c— 18»  6  c— 19n  4  c— 21n  9/— 
2d  7a— 18d  3/ 

Tralee,  13  0  9  a— 31  o  11  a 

Truro,    1  o   10/— 6  0  11  d— 8  o  5  c— 9  0  4  c 

— 24o  6d— 8n  6a— 5*i  3c— lln  86— 14n 
6c— 16d  3d— 19d  6/— 23d  6c 

Tynemouth,   60   6/— 9n    7/— 11 »    Bb— 

12  n  6  a— 17n  6d 

Tyrone  County,  27  n  6  c 

Wakefield,   19  0  6  c— 22  0   3  d— 24  o  5  d— 

18n  8c 

WalUngf ord,  2  n  8  a — 9  d  9  c 

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Eleotioneeiiiig  Intelligence  {continued). 

Walsall,  18 »  7/ 

Wateham,  3rf— 10/-10d  10  c— 22  d  5/ 

Warrington,  21  n  7  6— 25d  5/ 

Warwick,   So  5c—10o  5d—12o  4«— 16o 

4a— 17o  6e— 22o  3d— 23o  6c— 31o  7b— 
2n  8  a— 5  n  3/— 11  n  8  6— 14»  5e— 16»  7  a 
17n  6d 

Warwickshire,   North,    So    Be — 10 o   5d — 

13o  56—160  4ar— 23o  6c— 24o  5d— 26o  6d 
— 27o  5/— 31o  7  6— 2  »  8  a— 5  »  8/— 6n  7/ 
— lln  8  6— 13n  7/— 19n  6/— 23«  4d 

South,  15  0  9e— 19o  5  c— 26o  6d— lln 

Sb—Un  7/— 14n  6c— 23n  66— 27n  6d— 
10  d  10  c— 12  d  8  6— 23  d  6d— 28d  6  a 

Waterford  City,  13  o  9  o 

County,  13  0  9  a— 19o  8/— lOn  8« 


-27  o 


Wedneabury,  12  n  6  a — 18  n  7  a 

Wenlock,  1  o  10/— 12  o  4  e— 14  o  5  c- 

6  a — 28  0  6  c— 9  n  7/— 21 «  8  6 

Westbury,  16  »  7  a— 12d  8  6 

Weatraeath,  15  o  7  a 

Weatminater,  13  o    6  6— 15o    9e— 21o    7/ 

— 23  o  6  «— 27  o  6  a— 28  o  6  e — 3  n  6  a — 4  nSa 
— 6»  8a— 7 n  8  6— 11»  5c— 12»  6a— 14» 
6e— 16n7a— 17»  4  0— 18»  6e— 19*  46— 
21  d  6/ 

Westmoreland,  20  »  C  c 

Wexford  Coiir.ty,   23  o    10  /— 24  o    10  o— 

29  o  10  c— 31  o  10/— 19»  8  c— 27»  6/ 

Borough,    30 0    8 d— 3 n    8  d--6 n   Be— 

16  «  6  a— 20  »  5  6—9  d  6  d 

Weymouth  and  Melcombe  Regis,  16  o  4  6 — 

24  0  4d— 2ii  8  6— 6  »  8  a— 11»  8  c 

Whitby,  24  o  5  d 

Whitehaven,  3  o  6  c — 2  n  8  c 

Wicklow  County,  30  o  8d— 9n  76— lOn  8f 

Wigan,  9»  7/— 14»  5/— 3d   7c— 6  d  6« 

—lid  9/ 

Wight,  Isle  of,  12  n  5  6—18  «  7  a— 20  »  6  d 

' Wifftonshire,  2  n  8c^9n  8  6 

Wilton,  2  o  4  e 

Wiltshire,  North,  2  o  if— 10  o  6  d— 24o  4d 

—23  »  66 

. South,  2o  4/— 19o  Be 

Windsor,  lo  6e— 19o   5c--21o   7/— 24o 

.    4d— 26o    6d— 29o    7/— 6  n    3/— 9  n    8o— 

10»    5/— 13»    8a— 17»  6d— 18»   7a— 9d 

9c— 26d  4/ 
- —  Wolverhampton,  17«  6d 
Woodstock,  10  a  5  c— 16  «  4  6— 19o   6  c— 

21o  8a— 24o   4c— 29o    7/-- 3n  66— 4»  86 

_7„    8  c— 14  n    6/— I7n    6d— 18»    7  «— 

26 d  4/ 
— —  Worcester,  19  «    6  c— 22  o    8  c— 29o    8  6— 

2  »  8  c— 4  »  8  c— 6  »  8  a— 11  n  8  c— 12  »  6  6 

—21  d  6  c 

Worcestershire,   East,   So    6e— lln   8c— 

12  n  6  6— 13n  8  <*— 20  n  6/— 24»  8  a— 
26  n  10  a 

West,  2n   «c— 12n  66— 16»  76— 18n 

8  c— 19n  6/ 

York,  9n  So— 19n6a— lid  9/— 21d  6c 

•—Yorkshire  (N.  B.),  8o  6c— 19«  6c— 20 o 

4c— 22o    8^— 24o    6e— 28o    6/— 29o   86— 
30o  4e— 81o  7*— 8»  66— 4»  8€~^n  8/— 
5S 


Electioneering  Intelligence  (amiinued). 

en  8a— 7 n  8c^9«  8<>— lln  8c — 13 »  8o 
—18  n  8  c— 24  n  8  a— 28  n  8  a — 30  n  3  c 

Yorkshire  (E.   R),  14  o  5/— 28o   C/— 2  s 

8  c— 4  n  8  c—5  n  3/— 7  n  8  c— 11  n  8  c — 14  s 
5/— 18n  8c— 2d  7  6 

(W.  R.,  Northern  Diviuon),  21  u  7/ 

(W.  R.).  1  o  10/ 

(West,  Eastern  Division),  6  o  11  d — ^9  o  4  « 

—14  o  5/— 24  0  6  c— 13  n  8a~26n  10c— 2d  74 

(South-West),  2o  4e— 29o  8fr— 31  o  7h 

2n  8c — 4n  Se—Sn  8a— 23 n  66— 27  »  6^ 
— 2ld  6c— 22d  6a 

Youghal,  28  o  10  c^81  o  10/— 5  n  8  c— 9  » 

7  6—24  71  5/— 24n  8  c— 27  n  5/— SOd  9  a 

ELECTIONS:— 

Additional  Polling  Places,  12  n  9  a 

Appeal  Cases,  25  n  10/ 

American  Mode  of  Summoning  Electors  to 

Vote  by  a  Bell,  18n  9e 

Boroughs  returning  Three  Membera,  13  n  5  r 

Bribery  at  Elections,  Committee  At  Liycr- 

pool  to  prevent,  10  n  9  c 

Boroughs  which  in  the  New  Parliament  wi2 

Return  only  One  Representative,  13  «  9/ 

Chelsea,  additional  Polling  Places  for,  1 6nl2(f 

Clergy  and  the  Elections,  4  d  7  d 

Conveyance  of    Voters  to  the  Poll,    Law 

about,  16n  56 

Days  of  Polling,  28  n  7 c — 80  n  id 

Double  Returns,  7  d  6  c 

Election  Expenses  to  be  claimed  within  the 

Month,  24  n  6/      . 

of  Judge  for  Trial  of  Petitions,  4  »  11  6 

Notice  about,  5  n  8/ 

Petition  in  South  Australia,  8  d  4  c 

Petitions,  11  d  9/— lid   9/— 14d  7e^ 

16d  3  d—l7  d  5/— 17  d  9  c— 21  d  6  c— 22d  6« 
—23d  6d— 24d  6a—25d  5/— 28d  ««— 
29d  10/— 31d  6a 

Petitions,  New   Rules  about^  24  •   St— 

28n  6/— Id  6c— Id  9<y-lld  9a 

of  Representative  Peers  for  Scotland,  4  d  7d 

General  Election,  when  it  will  be,  17  «  11 « 

Arrangement  for,  5  n  7  6 


Incapacity  of  Police  Magistratee,  Officers,  or 

Clerks  to  Vote  for  Representatives,  21 «  9/ 

Irish  Electioneering  Noticee,  see  laEXo.xa 

Representative    Peers  —  Lord     Headier, 

24  0  10  d 

■  Registry  Appeal  Court,  and  Lateh-Keji 

by  Landlords,  19  n  8  c 

Intimidation  of  a-  Voter  at  Coventry,  18  n  9i 

— 16»  12  d 

Lancashire  Elections,  Note  about,  24  «  S  6 

List  of  Candidates  Nominated,  and  who  de- 
manded a  Pull,  17  «  6  d— 24  n  8  6 

of  the  various  Candidates  seeking  Elec- 
tion for  the  coming  Parliament,  arranged  und^r 
the  places,  23  o  6  c—^  n  4  a — 4  n  4  e-> 
— 6  n  4  a— 7  n  4  a— 9  n  4  a— 11  »  4  <s— 13  n  4d 
~-16n4a— 21n  12a— 23n  So— ^24»  12e— 
25n  5<^— 26n  5o— 27»  6a— 28ft  7»--S0» 
ib^ld  4a— 3d  4a 

of   Members  of  the  last  Parilament  no: 


Members  of  the  New,  3  d  7  d 


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flections  {continued}. 

List  of  Members  Returned  for  the  New  Par- 
liament, 17  n    10  &~>18  n    9  «-— 19  n    a  d— 20  n 

6  6^20 n  9 o— 9  d  ia 

Losses  by  each  Party  from  the  DisfFancbise- 

ment,  19  n  8^— 20n  9e~24fi  12«^— 30n  4e 

and  Gains  of  each  Party,  26  »  9  e— 21  n 

12e— 28n  3c— 25n  5/— 26n  5d—27n  6<i~ 
28 n  Td-ld  At— 2d  7c 

Mining  Districts  and  the  New  Parliament, 

7d  5e 

Ministerial  Election  Surrenders,  11  »  5c 

Minority  Clause,  80  »  8  c 

Names  of  the  Scotch  Representative  Peers 

Elected  to  Parliament,  5d  Sd 

New  House  of  Commons,  2  d  7  c 

New  List  of  Voters,  8 n  7/— 5 n  id 

Nomination  Days  in  England  and  Wales, 

14  «   6o— 16»   8o— 17n  3/— 17n    6«--18» 

7  c— 18n  9  c — 19  »  6  c— 19  »  6  c— 21 »  6  c— 
20 n  9c— 21»  7c— 21n  8a&6— 23n  8c— 
23  n  4  d— 23  n  6  c— 24  n  6  c— 24  n  12/— 25  n 
5/— 25»  8a— 26«  6d— 26ii  106— 26»  lOd 
— 27  n  6  c 

in  Ireland,  17  »  10  6— 18  n  5d— 18n  9e 


North  Wales  Elections,  5  d  8  c — 8  d  4  c 

Oaths  and  Declarations  at  Elections,  16n  12d 

Official  Declaration  of  the  Polls,  19  »  4  a 

Polling  Places,  Additional  in  all  Boroughs, 

16n  8a 

Recent  Elections  and  the  Reform  League, 

26n  5c 

Reward   of    £100    on    any  Conviction  for 

Bribery  at  Elections,  9  n  9/ 

liesnlts  of  the  Elections,  1  d  4  c 

Roman  Catholic  Candidates  Rejected,  23  n  3  c 

Scotch  Elections,  the  Seven    New    Seats, 

13  n  6/ 

Sketches  of  the  New  Members  returned  to 

Parliament,  4  d  3  e— 5  d  7  c^S  d  4  a— 9  d  9/ 

South- Western   Railway    Circular    on    the 

Elections,  6  o  9  6 

State  of  the  Close  of  the  Polls  in  the  Pro- 
vinces, 18  n  7  6—23  n  4  d— 24  n  6  c— 26  »  7  d 
—27  n  5  d— 28  n  8  a— 30  n  3  c— 1  d  6  c— 2d  7  6 
— 4d  7d— 6d  8c 

Polls  in  the  Provinces,  19  n  6  b — 20  n  6  c 


—21  »  7  6 

Statistics  of  the  New  Election,  2  d  7  d 

■  Treasury  order  to  grant  to  the  Civil  Service 

absence  to  Vote,  16  n  12  c 
•  Vote  refused  at  Stepney  from  a  wrong  Ad- 

dresR,  21  n  12  c 
Working  Man's  Begging  Letter  Candidate, 

31o  66 
Electric  Wand,  a  Christmas  Amusement,  21d  12d 
Elopement  and  mysterious  IJeath  at  Hereford, 

6o  96 
Ely  (Bishop  of)  on  the  Ritualistic  Service  at  Cam- 
bridge, 3  d  7  c 
Emanuel  (Harry),  of  Bond  Street,  not  the  same 

as  in  the  Police  Report,  6  n  9  d 
Emigrants,  how  to  avoid  false  Representations  of 

Relatives  abroad,  9  n  11  c 
Emigration  in  1868,  10  n  7/ 
to  Brazil,  81  o  6  a 


Emigration  to  Canada,  24  o  7/— 14n  9o — 20  n 
12et— 26n  7  6 

of  Cornish  Miners  for  Braadl  Minet,  20  o 

10c 

of  the  Finns  to  Amoor,  16  d  8  e 

from  the  Mersey,  5  o  9/ — 3  »  4  c 

to  t^ueensland,  22  o  9  6 — 21  d  7  a 

Statistics  of ,  6  d  4  6 

of  the  Working  Classes,  a  Meeting  at  Edin- 
burgh, 9  o  10  e 

Employment  for  Well-educated  Women,  31  d  4f 
Encroachment  of  the  Sea  at  New  Jersey,  23  o  9  a 
Endowed  Charities,  General  Object  of,  26  e  6/ 

of  Berkshire,  28n  9c 

Enfield  (Viscount)  on  the  Middlesex  Election,  17% 
10c 

England  and  American,  by  an  American  at  Dres- 
den, 2  n  4/ 

English  Financing  in  America,  Mr  Albert  C^htint's 
Reply,  27  o  9  6 

Financing  in  Belgium,  26  o  6  d — ^27  •  8/— 

28 0  lOd— 29o  6/— 31o  6/— 2n  5/— 8n  8c 

Church  in  Madrid,  20  »  12  d 

Funeral  in  Spain,  2  d  8  d 

Epilepsy,  Curious  Snperstious  Cure  for,  1  o  7/ 
Ericsson  ( ),  Account  of  his  Novel  Machine  for 

Condensing  the  Sun's  Rays,  17  o  10  c 
Etna  (Mount),  Eruption  of,  28  n  5  a — 30  n  10  a — 

lOd  7c— 28d  5a 

Insurance  Company,  11  d  12  a — 15  d  5  c 

Eton  College  Athletic  Sports,  6  »  12  a 

Awards  of  the  Prince  Consort's  Prizes.  25  n 

7c  ^ 

Election  of  Vice-Provostship,  24  o  7  c 

Football  Match,  10  o  10  c— 17  o  5d— 20o 

lOe— 23o  10  c 

Musical  Society  Concert,  18  d  10  a 

Re  election  of  Head  Master,  30  o  6/ 

State  of,  19  d  12  d 

Theatricals,  12d  9d 

Evangelical  Alliance  and  the  Prayer  for  the  Gen- 
eral Election,  2o  9  a 
Evans  (F.  G.)  on  the  High  Barometer,  17  n  10  c 
Eversham  "  Mop,"  a  New  Movement,  20  o  4/ 
Exchange  (Course  of),  3o  7  6 — 7o  5  c — 10  o  7  6 
—Uo  4/— 17 o  76—21 0  6  6—24 o8/-~-28o  76 
— 31  o  6  a — 4  n  6  e- 7  »  6  c— 11  n  6  c— 14  n  10/ 
— 18w  10c— 21  n  6c— 25n  6c— 28»  6  6— 2d 
6  c— 5  d  6/— 9d  7  6— 12d  7  c— 16d  5  6— 19d 
7c— 23d  7d— 25d  5c— 30d56 
Exeter  Barracks  destroyed  by  Fire,  24  n  9/ 

New  Church  at  Mount  Durham,  2  o  9  c 

Execution  of  Priscilla  Biggadyke  at  Lincoln,  for 

Murdering  her  Husband,  29  d  10  d 
Exciting  Sympathy,  Curious  ways  of,  in  Prison, 

9o  10  c 
Explosive  Missiles  in  War,  International  Confer- 
ence about,  30  »  10  d 

Bullets,  by  a  Marksman,  12  d  9  d 

Exports  of  British  Produce  in  1867,  3  n  5  c 
Exportation s,  30  n  5  a 

Extraordinary  Escape  of  a  Train  from  Destruction 
28o66 

Tragedy  at  Sea,  22  d  7  d 

Eyre  Prosecution,  and  Mr  Buxton,  4»  8  0—9" 
76 

59 


Fal 


palmer's  index  to  ^'thb  times"  newspapee. 


[Oct  Ito 


Falmouth  Idiot,  what  has  become  of  him  ?  6  o  6/ 
• Outbreak  of  Fever  in,  4  »  5  a 

Sanitary  Condition  of,  17 d  9e 

Fane  (Henry  Hamlyn)  on  Life  boats,  8  0  11  f 
FarnisB  ( Robt.)  on  the  Remarka  against  him,  2ld6f 
Farragut  (Admiral)  return  to  America,  26  n  9  & 
Farrar  (W.   F.)  on  his  Kemarks  at  the  Church 

Congress,  So  5b 
Farren  (Geo.)  on  the  Loss  of  the  Hibemia^  18  d  4  e 
Farrer  (T.  H.)  on  Lord  Carnarvon's  Speech,  2o  lOd 
Fassell  (J.  T.),  Appeal  for  a  Distressed  Wife,  14  c2  46 

Donations,  30  c?  4  e 

Fat  Cattle  Show  at  l.iverpool,  V d  9d 
Fatal  Poaching  Affray  near  Llanilar,  1  (2  9  e 
Father  Ignatiusand  the  Bishop  of  Loudon,  \\d  11/ 

Suspension  of,  11  d  11/ 

Fearful  Storm  at  Penzance,  noble  life-boat  Ser- 
vice, 7  c2  9  a 
Female  Criminals,  Statistics  of,  21  0  10/ 

Emigration  to  Canada,  1  o  5  c — 8  o   8  0 — 

16  o  9/— 14n  9c~26n  7  6 

School  of  Arts,  Distribution  of  Prizes,  24  n  4/ 

Suffrage,  Mr  Gladstone  on,  29  o  9/ 

and  Mr  Mill,  23  d  9  d 

Scottish  Courts  decide  against,  5  n  10  a 

Fenian  Consul,  16  rf  3/ 

Demonstration  in  Hyde  Park,  23  »  10  e 

second  Demonstration,  30  n  4/ 

Outrage  in  Clerkenwell,  Awards  to  the  In- 
jured, 23  (2  5  e 

Fergusaon  (Sir  James),  Dinner  to,  before  leaving 
England  for  South  Australia,  4  n  12  <2 

Presentation  of  Plate  to,  24  n  12  6 

Fifth  of  November  at  Oxford,  7  n  7  c 
on  Primrose  Hill,  7  »  7  c 

Mr  Galloway  V  Treatment  on  Primrose  Hill, 

In  1e 

Fiji,  News  from,  4  n  12  <>— 3  d  10/ 

The  King  of,  at  Church,  29  d  7  a 

Financial,  Commereial,  and  other  events,  Summary 

of,  during  the  year,  31  d  5  6 
Finch  (W.  N.)  on  the  placing  the  names  of  Liberals 

on  Conservative  Committees,  14  o  3/ 
Field  Lane  Befuges  for  the  Homeless  Poor,  Appeal 

for,  23  d  6/— 25  d  9  a— 29  d  9/— 31  d  8/ 
Fine  Arte — the  Dudley  and  French  Gallery,  «c 

Dudley. 

Opening  of  the  Dudley  and  French  Galleries, 

3n  5a 

Purchase  of  a  Picture  worth  £1500  for  £4, 

by  a  Working  Painter,  26  n  5/ 

Reading  Room  for  the  Kati 

22d  7d 

Sale  of  Valuable  Effects  by  Christie,  22  d  lOe 

Sale  of  Mr  Plumley's  Collection  of  Pictures 

and  Objects  of  Art  and  Vertu,  11  d  11  e 

Winter  Exhibition  of  Sketches  and  Studies 

in  Water  Colours,  12  d  4  6 

Winter   Exhibitions,   the   French   Gallery, 

5d  4a 

Winter  Picture  Exhibition,  3  d  4  d 

Finsbury  Park,  Meeting  against  its  Curtailment, 

20  0  4/ 
Fires,  80  10»-~21o  8a~-3d  5e^22d  8d->24d 
8e— 24d  10/ 
60 


Sational  Gallery, 


Fires,  at  Brooklyn,  great  loss,  14  o  7  d — 15  o  10  * 
in  Chicago,  great  loss,  15  o  10  6 

Destructive,  in  Bermondsey,  25  n  10  « 

Destructive,  at  a  Scene  Painter's  in  Covent 

Garden,  the  scenery  for  the  Covent  Garden 
Pantomime,  the  Gaiety  and  Globe  destroyed, 
24n  11a 

Destruction  of  Barkerville  Town  in  Cariboo 

by  fire,  30  n  4  e 

Destruction  of  the  Commercial  Adeertua- 

Office  in  Buffalo,  12o  8  6        -*^ 

Destruction  of  Farm  Produce  at  laUngham 

Manor  Farm,  24  o  9  c 

Destructive,  at  the  Britannia  Flour  Hills, 

Birmingham,  5o  lOd 

Destructive,  at  Halifax,  9  d  9/ 

Destructive,  in  Wood  Street,  Cheapaide,  26* 

10  d 

at  Mr  Dawson's  Cotton   Mill  at   Preefton, 

Apprehension  of  the  Incendiaries,  20  o  4  / 

at  Exeter,  destruction  of  the  Cavalry  Bar- 
racks, 24  n  9/ 

Extensive,  in  Great  College  Street,  22d  3d 

in  Doctor's  Commons,  17  n  10/ 

at  Gilford   Spinning   Mills,  Ireland,   great 

loss,  23  o  10/ 

Great  Fire  at  Tiverton,  26  n  4/— 28  n  5  6 

at  the  Saw  Mills,  Waterloo  Road,  31  o  5«~ 

2n  12  c 

and  Loss  of  Life  in  Tottenham  Coort  Road, 

2I0  56 

Ohio  Lunatic  Asylum  burnt,  20  n  12  a 

at  Plymouth  Foundry,  29  o  10  c 

at  the  Religious  Tract  Society,  6  n  9  d 

at  the  Stoke-on-Trent  Railway  Station,  5 » 

7/ 

at  Wheeling,    Vii^nia^   many  killed    and 

wounded,  12o  8  6 

Firms,  Change  of ,  7  o  5  6 

First  Daily  Paper,  13  o  10  c— 1 4  o  8  e 

Fish,  Unwholesome,  Seizure  of,  10  o  7/ 

Fisheries,  catches  of  Pilchards,  7  o  7/ — 21  o  6/— 

6n  10<s-24d  8d 
on  the  East  Coast,  great  Improvement  ia, 

14  o  7r— 2I0  11/ 

Eastern  Coast,  14d  7c--28d  10c 

Great  Catehes  of  Fish  in  various  parts,  SI « 

12  a— 8  d  4  e— 15  d  11  6 

in  Greenland,  2i\o  be 

Herrings  at  Yarmouth,  ^o  6  6 — Tic  4«— 

30  n  10  6— 9  d  10  6-^21  d  7/ 

Oyster  of  the  Firth  of  Forth,  12  o  7/ 

at  Faversham,  prosecutions,  15o  56 

Salmon  and  Oyster  Cultivation,  7o  9^— 

80  8c     • 

'  South  of  Ireland  Fishing  Companv.  7  0  S  r 

— 2  n  10  a 
Special   Fishery  Commission,   2d  4r — 7^ 

96— lOd  lOr— 12d  106 

Western  Coast,  22  d  10/ 

Fishmongers'  Hall,  Banquet,  11  d  9d 
Fitzs^erald  (P.)  on  the  Irish  Chuioh,  16 o  9a— 

21  o  lie 
Fitxherbert  (William)  on  New  Zealand  Finacc«r. 

2O0  5a 
Fitzpatrick  (Right  Hon.  John),  Illnen  of,  4  d  7  •? 


Dec  31,  1868.]        palmbe's  indbx  to  "the  times"  nbwspapbb. 


Fra 


Fitzroy  (E.  A.)  on  the  Natal  Grant  of  the  Chris- 
tian Knowledge  Society,  20  o  4  e 

Flax,  State  of  the  Market^  1  o  4  a — 8  o  4  c— 15  o 
6/— 22o  4/— 29o  5  6— 12»  4/— 19n  Zh— 
26»  46— 3d  6e— 17d  7^-24d  56— 31d  6e 

Flogging  Qarrotters  in  Newgate,  28  n  9/ 

Pauper  Girls  at  Leytonstone  Workhouse, 

Sd  7e— Hd  7d 

Floods  in  Cornwall,  24  d  5  6 

at  Ely,  80  rf  7  « 

at  Oxford,  29d  1c 

in  Yorkshire,  11  d  4/— 23 d  5 «>— 26 d  7c 

Fodder  for  Cattle,  27  n  9/ 

Ford  (C.  R.)  on  Sir  Henry  Bishop's  Grandchild- 
ren, 27  o  10  c 

Foreign  Burglars  in  England,  6  o  9  e — 18  o  10  6 — 
21o  66—24©  7/ 

Office  Interviews,  7»  9/— 24n  9/ 

Receptions,  14  d  10  « 

Notices,   17  o   6  a — 21  o   6  o— 4  n    7  a — 

14  n  4 a — 21  n  6a 

Seamen  in  British  Ships,  Official  Returns, 

24n  46 

Trade,  Imports  of ,  6 n  5 d — 8 d  Sh 

of  Prance,  28 o  6 6—28 n  if— 26 d  Sh 

of    the   United   States  for  Nine   Years, 


120  9  6 

Forged  Orders  to  obtain  Goods,  6  o  4  c 
Fortescue    (Earl)    on    Middle   Class    Education, 

15d  6c 
and  Lord  Cairns*  Correspondence,  16  d  7  e 

— 26<i  4/ 

the  Pall  Mall  on,  17  d  6  6 

Fortunate  Purchase,  26  n  5/ 

Four  Sunday  School  Children  Shot  at  Leicester, 

3o  6d 
Fowler  (J.  K. )  on  Agriculture  and  Railways,  9  d  6/ 
FRANCE:— 

All  Sainta'  Day,  Pilgrimage  and  Arrests, 

9  n  10(2 

Army  — Six   Months'   Furlough  to   30,000 

Troops,  16  0  10  a 

News,  28  o  5  6 

Archieological    Discoveries  at    Compidgne, 

12<i  10  6 

Arrests  from  an  Attempted  Demonstration 

at  the  Cemetery  of  Montmartre,  4  c£  76 — 5d  5  a 

Assaults  of  the  Military  on  Civilians,  and 

their  Trifling  Punishments,  13  o  8  c 

Austrian  Army,  31  o  10  d 

Bank  of  France  Returns,  etc.,  see  Bank- 
ing. 

Banquet  of  the  French  Bar  to  the  Foreign 

Ban-isters,  10 d  7  c— 11  d  5e 

Baudin  Murder,  Prosecution  of  the  Parties 

engaged  in  the  Commemoration,  12  n  8  c — 18  n 
lOo— 19n  7/— 20n  10  6— 24  »  5  c 

Conspiracy,  14n  7 e 

. Council's  Opinion,  13  n  6  c 

Subscription  no  legal  Offence,  11  n  5  a 

Subscription  Prosecution,  16  n  12  a — 17  n 

8a— 18n  6a— 28n  6a— 30n  Sd—2d  8a— 
id  76— 7d  9c—15d  6a— 17d  9c 

Subscriptions,  14»  86 

Berry er  (M.),  Health  of,  2»  10  a — 23  «  7e 

— 24n  12  a— 26  n  5  a— 26»  7  c— 30  »  10  a 


France  (continued), 

Berryer,  Count  de  Chambord  to  his  Daugh- 
ter, 9d  lOd 

Funeral  of,  9  d  5  o^lO  d  8  a 

Lost  Letter,  lOd  56 

■    No  Imperial  Representative  at  his  Funeral, 
12  d  10  a 

Bordeaux,  Municipal  Council  of,  and  the  re- 
quired Delegates,  28  n  10  d 

Celebration  of  Uie  Festival  of  All  Saints, 

in  10a 

Change  in  the  Silver  Coin  Circulation,  9  o  8  a 

CharivarCB    (The)    List  of    Lost    Articles, 

18d  7e 

Children  in  Manufactories,  Report  of,  12  d 

10  a 

Compagnie  Immobili&re  Shareholders*  Meet- 
ing, 30  n  8  d 

Constitution  not  to  be  Discussed  in  the 

Papers,  7  n  10  a 

Com  Market,  9  d  10  d— 23  d  10  6 

— Trade  in  Russia,  20  o  8  d 

Court  Circular,  12  o   8/— 14o  8o— 17o  5  a 

— 19o  10a— 21  o  5a— 22o  106— 23o  lOe— 
26 o  10c— 29 0  lOd— 31o  5a— 25n  6a— 19 d 
10  6 

Cullen  (Archbishop),    Letter  to  Bishop  of 

Arras,  lid  5c 

Curious  Coincidence  of  Evil  always  tracking 

the  steps  of  the  Papal  Nuncio,  M.  Franchi, 
16o  8a 

Danish  Affairs,  24  o  8  a 

Danubian  Preparations  for  War,  28  o  10  a 

Death  of  Count  O'Donnell,  14  o  8  c 

Dibata  {The)  and  The  Pairie,  13  o  8  c 

Decree  Fixing  the  Age  of  the  First  President 

of  the  Court  of  Cassation  to  be  annulled,  18 d  7e 

Demonstration  to  the   Cemetery  of  Mont- 

martre,  6  d  6  a — 5  d  10  a 

Denial  of  the  Empress's  Sympathy  with  the 

Carlists,  28  o  10  a 

Departure  of  Emile  de  Girardin  to  Spain, 

21  o  10a 

Don  Fernando  and  the  Spanish  Crown,  18  n 

10  a 

Duke  of  Genoa,  intention  to  send  him  to 

Eton,  21  o  8  a 

Duty  on  Candied  Sugar,  16  «  12  6 

Elections,  10  n    7  d— 26  n  8  a— 19  d  10  a— 

22d  7e 

Emperor,  Health  of,  27  n  6  d 

and  Empress'   Visit  to  Queen   Isabella, 

22d  10a 

English  Elections,  the  Newspapers  on,  25  n 

10  a 

Ministry  Sketched  by  the  Papers,  16  d  8  a 

The  Press  on,  18  d  7  e— 19  d  10  a 

Exhibition   of    Bastianini's    Sculptures    in 

Paris,  30  0  8  c 

Export  Trade  with,  7  »  5  d 

Extraordinary  Trial  of  Seven  Persons  for 

Poisoning,  11  d  5c 

Favre  (Jules),  Eulogium  on  M.  Berryer,  7  d 

10a 

Fete  of  Queen  Isabella  at  Paris,  28  n  7  e 

Finance,  26  d  4  6 

61 


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FALMKBS  INDSX   TO   ''THE  TUUE8       MEW8FAP2K. 


[Oct.  1  to 


France  (continued). 

FuneralB  by  the  Northern  Railway,  2  n  10  a 

Game,  how  supplied  to  the  Paris  Market, 

80o  8c 

Garde  Nationale  Mobile,  formation  of,  9  o  8  a 

Granting    Civil    Employment    to    Ketired 

Soldiers,  31  o  10  6 

Grecian  Affairs,   10  d   7<2— lOd   Sa^lld 

5a 

Hausmann  (M.),  Project  for  Digging  up  the 

Paris  Cemeteries,  So  Sd 

Havian  (M.),  Death  of,  14  »  7  (i— 16  n  9  < 

Deputation  of  the  Paris  Press  to  attend 

his  Funeral,  17n  86 
Havre  Maritime  Exhibition,  Close,  28  o  5  a 

Hugo  (Victor),  Letter  on  Spain,  28  o  10  a 

Inquiry  into  the  Popular  Demonstrations  on 

the  Graves  of  the  Revolutionists  of  1848-51, 
7n  5c 

Institution  of  the  Garde  Nationale  Mobile, 

29o  5  6 

Inundation  of  the  Adip:e,  15  o  10  d 

Inundations  in  Italy,  20  o  10  a 

Irish  Fishery  Commission,  2n  10  a 

Italian  Affairs,  10  o  10«i-~12o  8/— 13o  8  c 

— 19o  10  a— 22  0  8/— 24o  8  a 

Italian  Tobacco  Loan,  7  o  7  6—12  o  8/ 

Italian  Views  of  the  Spanish  Revolution, 

19o  8a 

Journal  dt  ParU  seized  by  the  Government, 

19n  3a 

Judie,  Coramire,  and  Roux  (Fathers),  Trial 

for  Ill-treatment  to  a  Pupil,  21  d  10  a 

Le  Marches  Autumn  Meeting,  21  o  10  6 

Lanfray's  History  of  Napoleon,  30  d  8  a 

Lesurques  Case,  18 d  7 6—24 d  %a 

Markets,  2d  8  a 

Massacre  of  the  French  in  Cochin-China,  in- 
teresting account  oly  5n  4  a 

Mazzini  (M.),  Serious  Illness  of,  18  n  5  a — 

24n  5c 

Death,  24  n  12  a 

Members  of  the  Privy  Coimcil  at  its  Creation 

in  1858,  only  Three  Survive,  8  o  8  e 

Mexican  Bonds,  16  d  8  a 

Military  Arrests,  1  d  10  a 

Demonstration  to  stay  the  Baudin  Demon- 


stration, 7  c2  10  a 

Ministerial  Changes,  8  (2  8  d—21  d  10  a 

Miscellaneous  News,  1  o    10  a — 5  o  7  c — 6  o 

9c— 7o  7b— %o  76—120  10 a— 17 o  5 6—20 o 
lOo— 21o  6a--23o  6a— 24o  10a— 26o56 
— 27o  7<^— 28o  lOa— 3  7»  8  a— 5  n  7rf~6n 
lOr^lln  6  a— 12»  10  a— 16  »  12  a— 17  » 
10  a— 19  n  3  a— 21  n  5  a— 24  »  12  a— 26  n  6  a 
—26  n  7  c— 27  n  9  6—28  n  10  ct— 1  d  5  a— 3  d 
5a— 7  d  9c— Sd  7  b—9  d  10  d—lO  d  7  c—U  d 
5a— 12d  5a— 14rf  76— 16rf  9d— 16d  10a 
— 19rf  5a&6— 21d  12a— 23rf  5a— 28rfl06 
—29  d  7  6—30  d  7c 

Monetary  Convention  and  the  Greek  Govern- 
ment, 5d  5a 

Money   Market,  State  of,  1  o  10  a — 3  o  9  c 

— 5o  7c— 6 o  9c— 7 0  7  6— 8 o  7  6— lOo  96— 
12 0  10a— 13o  10 a— 14 o  7<i— 16o  5a— 19o 
10  a— 22  0  lOo— 23o  5  a— 24o   lOor— 26o  5  6 

62 


Fraaoe  {eonHnued). 
— 28o  5a— 29o  5a— die  5a— 2 n  12 1 
Za — in  5a— 5  7»  7«i— 6n  9c— 7 »  5a — 10 » 
7d— 11»  5a— 13»  5a^l4»  7<i— 18n  5o— 
20»  12flh-23n  10a— 25«  6a— 26»  7€~ld 
5a— 2d  10a— 5d  5a— 7d  9e—Ud  5c— 
12d  5a— 15(i  9ci— 23d  6a— 28d  10^— 31i^ 
7d 

Moniteur  on  the  Austrian  Army  Bill,  SOo 

7c 

its  Cessation  ss  an  Official  Organ,  3  d  10  a 

a  good  Investment^  6  o  10  c 

and  the  Legislature,  3d  10a 

Mont  Cenis  Railway,  16  o  8  a — 22  o  8  c 

Montalembert  (M.  de).  Note  to  M,  Benyer, 

7d  10a 

Moustier  (Marquis  de),  his  Ministry,  25  d  8  a 

Health  of,  22  d  7  < 

Napoleon  Correspondence,  1 5  d  6  a — 30  d  3  6 

New  G^eographical  Map,  at  the  Expense  of 

the  State,  7  o  7  e— 8  o  8  c— 29  o  5  a— 30  o  8c 

New  Journal,  The  Parus,  28  d  4  6 

New  Moniteur^  The,  Prohibited,  29  d  7  6— 

31d  Sa 

New  Pamphlet  advocating  the   Claims  ot 

Don  Carlos,  11  n  5  6 

New  Spanish  Minister,  presentation  to  the 

Emperor,  25  d  7  d 

Official  Announcement  of  the  Abdication  of 

the  Spanish   Throne  by  the   Father   of    Don 
Carlos.  31  o  10  c 

0j)inion8    on     Lord    Stanley's     Neutralirj 

Speech,  26  o  5  a 

Orleans  (Bishop)  on  the  Coming    Coancit, 

23  n  7/ 

Oyster  Fisheries  of  France,  Irish  ConunLs- 

•ioners  Report  of,  15  o  10  d — ^20  o  8  d 

Papal  Brief  on  Ekiu cation  of  Girls,  28  d  4  i 

Paris,  Improvements  in,  17  o  10  6 

Patrie  on  the  King  of  Denmark's  Speeck, 

8o  76 

Peace  Prospects  increased  by  the   Spani?a 

Revolution,  3  o  1 0  d 

Peace  and  War  Question,  9  o  8  6 — 17  o  16  « 

The  Phare  de  la  Loire  Fined  for  "  Intt*rD<ii 

Manoeuvres,"  lid  5a 

•  On  the  Policy  imposed  upon  Roumanii,  I*  o 

10  a 

Pinard  (M.)  and  the  Press,  23  d  10  a 

Poisoning  Case,  11  d  5  c — 18  d  7  e 

Portuguese  Loan,  3  o  9  c 

Preparation  for  the  Queen  of  Spain's  Resi- 
dence in  Paris,  81  o  10  c 

The  Press  on  the  Change  of  Govemznent  in 

England,  12  d  10  a 

Press  Prosecutions,  28  »  10  d 

Press  Law — number  of  Penalties,  Fines,  and 

Imprisonments  imposed  under  the  New  Lavv- 
25d  8a 

Prim  (Gen.),  reported  Attempt  to  Assassin- 
ate, 19  0  10  a 

Prosecution  of  the  Tempz,  M.  Dufaure*9  De- 
fence, 30  n  8  d 

Prospectus  of  a  New  Journal,  Le  Barbart, 

In  10a 

Public  Meetings,  19  n  7/— 23  n  10  a 


Dec.  31,  1868.]         palmer's  index  to  "the  times"  newspapeii. 


Oas 


Prance  {continugd). 

Queen  Isabella  in  Paris,  5  n  4  a — 9  n  lOd 

Letter  to  the  Prefect  of  the  Basses  Pyre- 
nees, 10  n  10  a 

Residence  preparing  for,  in  Paris,  5  n  4  a 


Relations  with  the  Emperor  of  Morocco, 

26  0  10  c 

Report  that  at  the  General  Council  it  is  in- 


tended to  abolish  Saturday  Fast,  and  authorise 
Marriage  in  the  Fourth  Degree,  21  o  10  6 

Revival  of  Trade,  26  o  10  c 

Revolutionary  Conspiracy,  dd  10  e 

Rhine  Navigation  Convention,  22  o  106 

Rome,  Ontrage  in,  26  o  10  c 

Rossini,  the  Poet,  serious  Illness  of,  81  o 

lOe— 14n  7d 

Rothschild  (Baron  James),  serious  lUness  of, 

14n  7d 

Journal  da  DAad  on,  23  n  7  e 


Satirical  Pamphlets,  Excitement  from,  22  o 

8/ 
Savings  Bank  Returns,  Bid  Sa 

Seizure  of  Newspapers  for  inserting  Lists 

likely  to  Disturb  the  Public  Peace,  9  »  6  a 

Side  Arms  for  Soldiers  out  of  Barracks,  ill 

effects  of,  30  o  8  c 

Spanish   Crown — on  the    Candidates    pro- 
posed, 19  o  8  a — 22  o  8  c — 5  n  ia 

— Manifesto,  Official  Comment  on,  22  o  10  a 

. News,  1  o  8  c— 2  o  8  a— 3  o  10  d—5  o  Sb 

— 6©  10  c— 7  o  8<^— 8o  8rf— 9o  8a— -lOolOd 
— 12o  8/— 13o  8<j— 14o  8<s~16o  lOo— 16o 
Sa&b — 16 0  10 rt — 20 o  8d— 21o  10a— 22 o 
8e— 22o  8/— 28o  10c^24o  8»— 26o  10  <^— 
290  lOrf— 30o  7b—Slo  lOe— 3«  8o— 4n 
10  a — 5n  ia—7n  10  a— 10  n  8  a — 17  »  8  a — 
19 n  7/— 26n8o 
Spanish  Residents  at  Pau  waiting  on  the  ex- 
Queen,  14o  8  c 

.. Squabbles  of  Parisian  Joiumalists,  10 »  Sa 

Stanley  (Lord),  Speech  and  the  Paris  Press, 

I8n  10a 

The  Temps  on  the  Manifesto  of  the  Madrid 

Junta,  14o  Sd 

Seized  for  Sedition,  17  n  10  a 

On  the  Theatrical  Extortions  in  England, 


19o  8a 
■— Tunisian  Goyemment  Claims,  21  o  10  a 

Turkish  Affairs,  18  o  10  a— 9  d  6  flt--23  d  5a 

—2Sd  10  c 

Valley  of  Maurienne,  Inundation  of,  16  o  8  a 

'  Vintage,  Reports  of,  20  o  8  d 

Walewski  (Count),  Account  of,  2  o  8  a 

Funeral,  3  o  10  e — 5  o  8  a 

Pension  to  his  Widow  and  Children,  8  o 

Se 

Property  left  by,  8  o  Sd 

Walowskia's  Lectures  in  Paris,  2Sn  7e 

French  Hospital  and  Dispensary,  16  ci  10  « 
Freshfield  (D.  W.)  on  the  Mountains  of  Kaabek 

and  ElbrouB,  22  o  9  6 
Friendly  Societies,  Annual  Report  of,  3  o  8  s 
Funds  (English),  State  of,  lo   4e— 2o   5d^Zo 
7  h — 6o  5c — 6o  6d — 7  o  6  c — 8  o  4  e — 9  o  5  d — 
lOo  7^-120  5c{— 18o  4a— l4o  4/-16  o  6ft 
— 16o   6ci— 17o  7  6—19  0  4/-20o  5d— 21o 


6^~22o  46—230  7/— -24o  8/— 26o  7d— 
27o  4c— 28o  76—290  6/— 30o  5c— 31o  66 
— 2n  6d— 4n  6c— 6 «  5e— 6«  6c— 7 n  6e— 
9»  6d— 10«  4  6~lln  6c— 12»  46— 13n 
10  6— 14  »  10/— 16»  10  6— 17  «  9d— 18«l0c 
—19  n  8  c— 20  »  7  c— 21  n  6  e— 23  n  8  d— 24  n 
lOd— 25n  6c— 26»  46— 27n  76— 28n  66— 
30  »  5  a — 1  d  7  c— 2  d  5  c— 3  d  6  6—4  d  5  6— 
5d  6/— 7d  7c— 8d  5c— 9d  76— lOd  4fr— 
lid  76— 12d  7c— 14d  6c— 15d  7  6— 16d 
5  6— 17d  7  6— 18d  5  6— 19d  7  c— 21  d  7  6— 
22  d  8  6— 23  d  7d— 24d  6  6— 25d  5e— 29d 
5/— 30d  56— 31d  56 
Fyfe  (Miss  Barbara  Wallace),  Donation  from  Her 
Majesty,  in  consideration  of  her  Father's  merits, 
2id  7  6 

G. 
Gaelic — Services  in  the  Gaelic  Tongue  in  London, 

3d  11/ 
Gale  in  North  Yorkshire,  8  o  10  e 

near  Great  Yarmouth,  29  o  11/ 

Gales,  Damage  from  the  Heavy  Gales,  8  d  7/— 

9d  5/— 14d  lOe— 16d  10  c— 17  d  10  a— 30  d 

7d— 31d  7/ 

Extraordinary,  8  d  7/ 

off  Falmouth,  15  d  9  6 

Gallant  Conduct  of  a  Young  Naval  Officer,  9  o  7  6 

15o  5c 
Galloway  (W.  C.),  the  way  he  was   treated  on 

Primrose  Hill,  Nov.  5,  7  n  7  c 
Gambling,  New  Act  to  prevent  Street,  1  o  10/ 
Gamekeepers'  Fees,  2  o  8/-*-7  o  8  6 
Garham  (Mary  Anne)  and  Lambeth  Workhouse, 

28»  5  6 
Garnishees,  Law  on,  80  n  10  6 
Gartside  (Henry)  on  the  Ashton-under-Lyne  Elec- 
tion, 27  n  5  e 
Garwood  (£.  D.)  on  the  Johnstone  v.  Gotham 

Case,  8  d  9  c 
Garth,  Richard,  on  the  Guildford  Election,  22  o 

3c 
Gas,  Bahia,    Company,  21  o   6/— 28  o    7  6 — ^28  o 

7/ 

Cagliari  Gas  and  Water  Company,  2  o  5  6 — 

23n  86 

Chartered,  Barking  Creek,  20  n  7  6 

Commercial,  5  o  4/ 

Company,  Horseferry  Road,  6  o  6  « 

Economy  in,  20  o  5/ 

Equitable,  30  o  5/ 

Great    Central    Consumers    Company,    2n 

6aft6 

Hong  Kong  and  China  Company,  13  o  4a 

Imperial,  2  o  5/ 

Light    and     Coke     Companies,     State    of 

Shares,  So  7d— 6o  6«— lOo  7€f— 15o  6/— 17o 
7/— 21o  6d— 24o  8/— 28  o  7  6— 31o  6  a— 
4n6d— 5»5d— 7n  6e— lln  6/— 14n  10/ 
—19*  8c— 21  It  6c— 25n  66— 28»  66— 2d 
5/— 5d  6e— 9d  7/— 12d  7c— 16d  66— 19d 
7/— 28d  7d— 26d  5e— 30d  5c 

Metropolitan    Supply,    and   the    Hftckney 

Board  of  Works,  lOo  9d 

Meter  Company,  80o  6  6 

Oriental,  14n  10« 

6^ 


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Gas,  Phoenix,  7  o  6/— 15  o  6  c 

Rio  de  Janeiro  Company,  3  o  7  6 

Singapore,  28  o  7/ 

Surrey  Consumers,  5o  if—9o  6/ 

Gaskell  (J.   M.)  on  the  Wenlock  Election,    21  n 

86 

Qeach  (A.  H.)  on  the  Daw  v.  Eley  Case,  19  d 
6e 

Geary  (Rev.  C.)  not  a  Clergyman,  29  o  11/ 

Ged>;e  (Sidney)  on  the  Christian  Knowledge 
Society  and  the  Natal  Grant,  21  o  116—7(1 
6e 

GERMANY:— 

Acquittal  of  Herr  Slomann,  of  the  Emi- 
grant Ship,  24  o  10  a 

Expedition  to  the  North  Pole,  progress  of, 

1 0  10  a— 12  o  10  6—17  o  10  6—20  o  4  d— 21  o 

11  c— 31  0  10  e 

Miscellaneous  News,  Id  5a — 16 ef  10a 

New  Postal   Arrangements,  16  o  6  a — 80  o 

76 

New  Postal  Treaty  with  England,  24  n  12  a 

Opening  of  the  North  German  Parliament, 

15o  5a 

Rhine  Navigation,  24  »  12  a 

Valuation  of  Federal  Fortresses,  13  o  10 « 

Germany  (South) : — 

Military  Conference  at  Munich,  15  o  10  e 

Miscellaneous  News,  28  d  10  6 

Parliamentary  Proceedings,  12  o  10  6 — ^22  o 

10  a 

Giant  Tree  in  Australia,  4d  ic 

Gibraltar,   Notes     about   ceding   it,   21  d  10  c — 

23d     6d— 28d    4e— 25d    lOo— 30d    96— 

Sid  86 
Gibson  (Milner)    Speech    at    Ashton,  28  o    9/— 

80  0  7(2 

(Rev.  J.  H.  A.)  on  the  Sermon  at  St  Paul's, 

Brighton,  31  o  66 

Girl's  Home,  Donations  for,  26  d  8/— 28d  9  c 
-_3Ud  4/— 31rf  8/ 

Gladstone  (Right  Hon.  W.  E.),  Address  at  War- 
rington, 13  0  5  e 

Address  at  Liverpool,  15  o  7  c — 17  o  9  6 

Address  to  his  Constituents,  10  o  9  e 

Address  to  the   Electors  of  Greenwich  for 

Re-election,  lid  7 e 

Archbishop  of  Armagh    to,  25  n    7  o — 21  d 

9f— 28d8/ 

and  his  erroneous 'account  of  the  Chinese 

Treaty  of  1869, 16  o  10  d 

on  Female  rights,  29  o  9/ 

intended  Progress  amongst  his  Constitu- 
ents, ]  0  o  9  a 

Letter  to  the  Women  of  Lancashire,  21  d 

12  d 

Letter  of  Thanks  to  the  Electors  of  Green- 
wich, 27  n  9  d 

Programme  of  his  Cabinet^  7  d  9  6 

Question    for,    on    the  vested  Interests  of 

Nathlai»h,16d  66— 21d  66 

on  the  Riots  at  Blackburn,  12  n  6  6 

on  his  Slanderers,  18  n  5  6 

Speech  at  Bootle,  14  n  10  a 

Speech  at  Ganton,  16  n  5  c 

Sp««AAh  at  Greenwich,  22  d  4  a 

6i 


Gladstone  (Right  Hon.  W.  E.),  Speech  at  Leigi> 

21o  86 
Speech  at  Newton,  19  o  5  d 

Speech  at  Ormskirk,  22  o  5  d 

Speech  at  Preston,  19  n  3  c 

Speech  at  Southport,  22  o  6  a 

Speech  at  Widnes,  17  n  7/ 

Speech  at  Wigan,  24  o  6/ 

his  Speeches  in   Lancadiire,  calculation  d. 

their  entire  number  of  words,  etc.,  25  n  5  c 

visits  Hatfield  House,  12d  9 c 

and  the  Welshman,  10  d  7  a 

at  Windsor,  to  form  a  Ministry,  4d  7  a 

Gladstone's     (Mrs)     Convalescent     Home,     16^ 

7d 
Glasgow,  Deputation  of  Ministers  to  the  Railway 

to  suppress  Sunday  Traffic,  29  o  5f 

New  Buildings  of  the  University,  2  o  10  d 

Laying   the    Foundation   Stone    by   the 

Prince  of  Wales,  ceremony,  9  o  7  e 

Prince  and  Princess  of  Wales  at,  9  o  7  « 

University  Election  of  Lord  Rector,  4  »  7  a 

— 17n  8c 

Gleaning,  only  a  Permissive  Right,  25  a  9  c 
Gleig  (G.  R)  on  Mr  Chichester  ForteKue's  Speech. 

5o  46 
Gloucester    Cathedral,    Restoration,    3o     10  6— 

5d  5/— lid  9/ 
Gloucestershire   Chamber    of    Agriculture,    11  s 

6a 
Gold  Chains,    on    the    Hall    Marking    of,     10  d 

4«— 12d  6d— 14d  6c— 15d  6/ 

Coinage,  16  n  10  6 

and  Silver,  Official  Returns  of,  5  n  Sd 

Silver,  and  Precious  Stones,  Official  Return 

of  Imports  of,  8  d  5  d 

Goldsmiths  Company,  Refusal  to  Mark  Light 
Chains,  lOd  4c 

Note,  giving  the  Company's  Reasons,  12  d 

5  d 

Notes  about,  14  d  5  c 

Goodenough,  Method  of  Shoeing  Horses,  10  d 
5  «!— 12  d  6/ 

Goi-don  (E.  S.,  Lord  Advocate  of  Scotland^  on  ths 
Scotch  Law  Commission,  21  o  12  6 

Gourlay  of  Dundee,  their  Soiree  to  their  Work 
People,  21  o  lie 

Government  Canteens,  21  n  9/ 

Grace  (Pierce)  on  the  Cashel  Bribery  Case,  5d 
5e 

Gresham  Life  Assurance  Society,  27  n  7  ft 

Grain,  Mr  Dombusch's  estimated  Statement  of,  in 
London,  lid  7a 

Grant  (Albert)  ou  the  Belgian  PubUc  Works  Com- 
pany, 27  o  9  6 

(Rev.  Brewin)  on   the  Irish    Church,    26  o 

lie 

(General),  the  Christian  Names  of ,  7  o  9  dj 

(General),   Speech  against  Long    Speeches, 

26d  10  d 

(Sir  Patrick)  or  the  Prevention  of  Contagioaa 

Diseases,  13  n  11  6 

Gray  (Admiral),  shall   we   cede   Gibraltar,   21  d 

10  c 
Grey  (G.)     on    the    ceding   of    Gibraltsr,    31  d 

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Great  Northern  HosplUl,  25  d  9  6—31  d  8/ 

Qreat  Passenger  Ship,  Id  lid 

Great  JScutem,  at  Liverpool,  awaiting  the  French 

Atlantic  Cable,  9  o  7  e 
GBEEGE:— 

Financial  Condition  of ,  11  rf  6  <• 

Grant  for  the  War,  26rf  lOo 

Koumandouros    (M.)    under    Confinement, 

19o  106 

Miscellaneous    News,  15  o   5  b — 16  n    9  e — 

26n  7d—9d  5a 

Postal  Convention  with  England,  lid  6d 

Prince  Royal, The,  appointed  Duke  of  Sparta, 

2o  7e 

Proceedings  in  the  Chambers,  2  o  7  c — IG  n 

9/— 30»  10  6 

Sejection  of  the  Porte's  Ultimatum,   16  d 

10  a 
State  of  tha  Nation,  25  d  7  « 

Turkish  Difficulty,  14  d  7  c 

Vote  of  Confidence  in  the  Ministry,  23  o  5  a 

-See  also  Turco-Greoian  Affairs. 

Green  Fruit,  State  of  the  Market,  30  o  5  6 
— 7»  6«— 18»  10  6— 20n  7c— 27»  7b— id 
5e—lld  7  6— 18d  5  6— 24d  5  6 

Green  (James),  Specimen  of  a  Bankrupt's  Ac- 
counts, as  rendered  by  the  Assignees,  2n  6  a 

(H.,)  Appeal  for  the  Seaford  Convalescent 

Hospital/ 26  (2  8/ 

Greenwell  (Alan),  Plea  for  the  Pig's  Head  Offer- 
ing, 8  o  10  c 

Greenwich,  Destructive  Fire  at  Mr  Brown's, 
Bridge  Street,  21  o  8  a 

Hospital  Pensions,  14  n  4  a 

Greer  (Rev.  Mr),  Letter  to  the  Archbishop  of 
Armagh,  21  d  9/ 

Letter    of    the    Archbishop     in     Replv, 

28d8/ 

Gregg  (Rev.  R.  S.)  on  the  Irish  Church,  29  d  4/ 
Grenfeil,  (Henry  R.),  Address  to  the  Electors  of 

South- West  Lancashire,  10  o  9/ 
Grey  and  Ripon    (Lord  de)   on    the   House  of 

Lords,  8  »  3/ 
Gribble  (Rev.  Charles)  on  the  Transit   of   Mer- 
cury, 18  n  10  d 
Griffith  (G.  S.)  on  Education,  etc.,  ^d  11a 
Groves   (J.    W,)  on  the  Accidents  at  Vauxhall 

Bridge,  2d  10  6— 10 d  7/ 
Guard- Room  at  the  Horse  Guards,  23  o  lid 
Guildford  Election  Riot,  21  d  9/ 
to  Worthing,   40  Miles  in  Foiu*  Hours  by 

Rail,  31  d  8  c 
Gun  Accidents,  How  to  Prevent,  5  d  7  6 

Cotton,  Curious  Discovery  about,  11  d  4/ 

Gunnery  Experiments  in  America,   30  n   8  c — 

lid  10  a 
Guthrie  (Dr)  on  the  Working  Classes,  21  o  lie 
Guy  Fawkes'  Day  at  Malton  last  Year,  15  o  4/ 
G Wynne  (Richard,  tJu  Old  Soldier),  Appeal  for, 

28  0  106 

Donations,  2  d  9/— 16  d  9  e 

H. 
Hains  (Rev.  Philip)  on  the  Conservative  Reaction 

in  Lancashire,  28  n  7  d 
Hair  and  Hair  Dyes,  20  n  10  d 


Halcombe  (J.  J.),  Appeal  for  Curates  at  Christ- 
mas, 25  d  9  6 

Halford  (Henry  St  John)  on  the  South  Leicester- 
shire Election,  7  d  6  c 

Halifax  Piece-Hall,  Transfer  of,  to  the  Corpora- 
tion of  Halifax,  Ceremony,  etc.,  8  o  6  c 

Hall  (James)  on  Our  Merchant  Shipping,  17  o  5  c 

On   Training   Ships   for    Destitute    Boys, 

30n  8<; 

(John),  Apology  to  Sir  E.  Watkin,  2  d  5  6 

Halliwell  (Thomas)  on  St  James'  Chapel,  Brigh- 
ton, 21  o  116 

Hamilton  (C.  J.)  on  the  Londonderry  Election, 
28n  8  6 

(Dr  J.  M.)  on  the  Meteoric  Showers,  7  d  10  6 

(Henry  Alexander)  on  the  Drogheda  Elec- 
tion Riots,  10  d  5  6 

Hamley  (Col.)  on  Military  Education,  24  d  8  6 
Hampshire,    The     Unfinished     Infirmary,    near 

Bishops  Waltham,  5  o  8/— 10  o  6  d 
Hampson  (John)  on  Mr  Young  and  Lord  Roy- 

ston,  24  n  8  c 
Hancock  (F.  W.),  Meeting  of  the  Creditors  of, 

2d  56 

(Ralph),  Appeal  for  the  Fox  CJourt  Ragged 

School,  24  d  10/ 

Hanso  Towns,  British  Trade  with,  20  n  7/ 

Harcourt  (W.  V.)  on  War  the  Great  Social  Evil, 
lOo  66 

Hardinge  (George)  and  Mr  Triphook,  an  Anec- 
dote, 14  o  10  a 

Harrison  (F.)  on  Italian  Inundations,  15  o  4  c— 
21  0  10/ 

Harrison  (Messrs)  on  the  Abergele  Claimants  and 
the  North- Western  Railway,  11  n  6  6 

Harrow  School,  Resignation  of  Mr  Harris,  19  d  9  d 

Harrowby  (Earl  of).  Appeal  for  the  Dudley- 
Stuart  Refuge,  23  d  5  e 

On    Disendowment  and  Disestablishment, 

16d  4/ 

Harvest  Moon,  Which  and  when  it  is,  1  o  7/ 

Agricultural  Returns,  7 o  Se 

iu  Canada,  14  o  9  6 

Harvey    (Robert    B.)   on    the    Bucks    Election, 

28  o  6/ 
Hastings  (Marquis  of).  Sale  of  his  Library  and 

Wines,  25  d  7/ 

Price  List  of  his  Books,  80  d  7  6—31  d  7/ 

Hatfield  House,  Members  of  the  Government  at, 

15d  9  6 
Hatherley,   (Lord)   the    New    Lord    Chancellor, 

Sketch  of,  11  d  9  c— 18  d  10  a 
Havre  Maritime  Exhibi  Ion,  on  the  Judgment  of 

the  Jurors,  26o  10/ 
Hawksley   (Thomas)  on  Pauperism   and   Crime, 

21  d  10  c 

on  Water  Supply  and  Drainage,  1 6  o  8  d 

Haydock  Ritualistic  Service,  and  the  Pig's  Head 

Offering,  3o  10  c 
Hay  Market^  State  of,  9o  5  a— 18o  4e— 16o  5  6 
—20  0  6  6—23  o  7  d— 27  o  4/— 30  o  5  6— 3n 

4  a— 6  n  6  r— 10  n  4  6—13  n  10  6—17  n  8/— 
20  »   7/— 24n   10  d— 27  n   7/— Id  76— 4  d 

5  6—8  d  5  a— 11  d  7  6—15  d  7  c— 18  d  5  6— 

22  d  8  6— 25d  5e— 29d  5/ 

Haymen  (Henry)  on  the  Taquaril  Mines,  23  c7  7  e 
I  05 


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Hayti — Miscellaneous  News,  1  o  10  a 

Head  (J.  Oswald)  on  a  Meteor  visible  at  Hex- 
ham, 23  o  9  c2 

Health  of  British  Troops  in  India,  id  7 a 

Local  Board    of,    Important    Decision  to, 

26  o  9/ 

of  the  Navy,  25 n  4 f— 1  d  id 

of  Towns,  Registrar-General's  Quarterly  Re- 
turn, 31  o  11«— 3n  id 

Registrar-General's  Weekly  Return,  7  o  9  6 

— 14o  96— 21o  5c— 28o  11a— 5n  6/— I2n 
8e— 20n  4/— 25n  10c— 3d  if—9d  5c^- 
I7d  ie^2Sd  6c— 30d  4c 

Registrar-General  of  Scotland's  Return,  17  n 

7/— 80 n  4/— 17 d  4/— 19 d  9d 

Heaton  (John)  on  his  Process  for  Manufacture  of 

Steel,  14c^  5  a 
Hell :  how  an  American  Womsm  gives  her  Child  a 

Notion  of  it,  9  »  10  d 
Herbert  (Mary  Elizabeth)  and  the  Poor  of  West- 
minster, lOn  7/ 
Hercules  Insurance  Company,  26  o  7  6 
Herefordshire  Agricultural  Society,  21  o  8  a 
Heritage  (Fred.)  on  the  Couston  Trial,  80  o  7/ 
Herrings,  Great  Catches  of,  at  Greenock,   etc., 

31  o  12a 
Heseltine,  Powell,   &  Co.  On  the  Pennsylvanian 

Railway,  ISd  5b 
Hey  (W.)  on  Convocation  and  the  Irish  Church, 

Id  12a 
Heygate  (F.  W.)  on  the  Londonderry  Election, 

28n  8  6 

(W.  H.)  on  Intimidation  of  Voters,  fid  7 c 

High  Water  at  London  Bridge.    Every  dat/,  after 

Ship  News. 
Highway  Act,  its  Working  in  North  Yorkshire, 
ISd  ie 

Robbery  at  Newcastle-under-Lyne,  19  o  10  « 

Hill  (A.  S.)  on  the  Coventry  Petition,  Sd  ic 

(E.)  on  Street  Outrages,  4  n  6  c — 7  w  4/ 

Hiller  (Henry)  on  Kitchen  Boilers,  23  o  10  c 
Hinckford  Agricultui-al  Club  Annual  Dinner,  So 

10  d 
Hind  (J.  B.)  on  the  November  Meteoric  Showers, 

12«  8/ 
Hiring  of  Farm-servants  in  Yorkshire,  Id  9a 
Bi(lhjlyer  Naval   Prize-Money  Distribution,  21 « 

6a— 7 n  7a— 2d  3« 
Hoare  (Joseph)  on  the  Middlesex  Election,  3  rf  7  6 
Holborn  Roadway,  20  «  12  c 
Holland  (F.  W.)  on  the  proposed  Survey  of  the 

Peninsula  of  Sinai,  6  o  9  e— 9  o  4/— 14o  9  d 
Holland — Miscellaneous  News,  8  o  7  6 
— —  English  Trade  with,  official  return,  lOn  9  a 
Holland  in  the  West,  a  Colony  in  North  America, 

16o  106 
Holyhead,  State  of  the  Landing,  9  .rf  6  6 
Honolulu,  Account  of,  7  n  9  c 
Holt  (Henry  F.)  on  the  Case,  **  Joint-Stock  Com- 
pany V.  Capper  and  others,"  2  d  5  6 
Hoops,  Order  to  the  Police  to  take  all  bowled  in 

the  Public  Streets,  31  o  9/ 
Hopgood    (James)  on  throwing   open    Lambeth 

Palace  Gardens  to  the  Public,  3  n  3  d 
Hopps  (J.  Page)  on  the  Conservative  Reaction  in 

Lancashire,  28  n  7  d 
66 


Hops,  State  of  the  Market,  So  5/— 6o  6  6— liv 
5c— 13o  4ar— 19o  4/— 20o  66— 23o  76- 
26o  76—270  4fr— 2»  6«^-3i»  4a— 6«  6r 
— 9n  66— lOn  4  6— 17»  8/— 24  j»  lOd— W 
7h—7d  7f—Sd  6a—l5d  7  e—22d  Sb- 
29  d  5/ 
Horse  Fair  for  ChriBtmas  at  York,  I9d  5d 
Horses,  American,  Tobacco  Eaters,  1  d  6/ 

the  Goodenough  method  of  shoeing,  10  d 

5  c— 12d  5/ 

Hospital  for  the  Paralysed  and  Epileptic,  Appeal 

for,  25d  9a— 31d  8/ 
Hospital  for  Sick  ChUdreo,  20  o  7  e 

for  Diseases  of  the  Throaty  25  d  9  6 

for  Consumption  and  Diaeaaes  of  the  Chest, 

81  d  8/ 
Hotels  in  Scotland,   Moderate  diaiigeB    at   tie 

Bridge  of  Allan,  1  o  8  6 
Houghton    (Nelson),  Appeal   £or    the    Latjmer 

Road  Soup-kitchen,  29d  9f 
House  of  Lords,  Lord  de  Grey  and  lUpon  on,  3  ■ 

8/ 
Household  Suffrage,  the  Verdi  jt  of,  18  i2  8  a 
Houses  of  Parliament,  Progress  of  the  Approacbs 

to,  7  o  7  a 
Horses,  Tax  upon,  17  o  9/ 
How  it  Strikes  a  Stranger — ^Uie  Bristol  EleetioQ. 

26  d  5/ 
How  to  Detect  a  Scamp,  29  d  5/       * 
How  (W.  W.),  Errata  in  Church  CoBgrees  Report 

8o  10  6 
Howard  (Hon.C.),  Caution  to  Tradesmen,  "2,1  o  id 
Hudson's  Bay  Company,  29  o  6  a — 9  n  5  rf— 10  f^ 

46— 14»  10d^26n  4c— 27n   7^— 9d  4e- 

lOd  7/ 
Huddersiield     Convalescent     Home,    Munificent 

Gift  of  Mr  Brook  to  establish  one,  30  o  10  r 
Hughes  (Thomas)  on  the  Lambeth  Election^  2 » 

4c 
HuU,  Unveiling  the  Albert  Memorial  at,  15^  5/ 
Human  Hair,  &e  Commerce  in,  10 o  ie 

for  Chignons,  where  it  cornea  from,  10  o  4  / 

Human  Tails,  31  d  10  c 

Hume  (Hamilton)  on  Mr  Buxton  and  the  E^rn* 

Committee,  Sd  ie 
Humphry  (W.  G.)  on  the  Natal  Grant  of  tb? 

Christian  Knowledge  Society,  20  o  4  c 
HUNaARY:— 

Abolition  of  the  Usury  Laws^  12  o  10  6 

Addresses  to  M.  Deak,  23  li  5  a 

Army  Reorganisation  Bill,  l$d  9d 

Bill  of  Diets,  5  d  10  6 

Budget,  7 rf  9 «— 9 d  10 c— 11  d  5d 

— —  Church  Synod,  6  o  7  c 

Closing  of  the  Diet,  16  d  8  6 

Court  Circular,  I  o  10  6—3  o  0  d— 12  o  1"  > 

— 18  n  5« — 23  d  5  a 

Croatian  relations,  7 o  7d — 9o  IQA — 14o  S«^ 

Destruction   of  the  Royal  Flour  Mnb  a\ 

Buda  by  Fire,  8  o  7  6 

Education  Bill,  5d  10  a 

Finance  Statements,   13  o    8  c — ISn    5«- 

20n  12b-'9d  10c 

Formation  of  the  Honved  Corps,  80  d  7  r 

Finding  of  thi  Body  of  Colonel  Benitz^x. 

13  0  8  d 


Dec.  31,  1868.]         paluek's  index  to  "  the  tihrs  "  newbpapxr. 


Ind 


Hungary  {continued). 

Funeral  of  Colonel  Beniizky,  5o  7 d 

Jew's  Congress,  26  n   10  6—15 d  9d-21d 

106 

Meeting  of  the  Diet^  24  n   6  6 — 16  d  6  6— 

16d  Sb 

Proceedings  in,  24  »  5  a — 25  »  6  a — 27  n 

»6— 30»  10a— Id  10«— 2rf  Sor— 3d  5a^ 
ad  6b— 4d  7*— Sd76— 9d  lOd— lOd  8  6 
—11  d  5 a— 15 d  6h 

Croatian  Delegates,  first  appearance  in, 

25  fi  6  a— Id  10  c 

Sliflcellaneous    News,    1  o    10  6 — 6  o   7  d — 

5o  7e— 13o  8d— 14o  8d— 6»  9c— 12n  106 
— 13  »  5  a — 20  »  12  a— 21  n  5  a — 25  »  5  a— 
son  10a— Id  lOe— 3d  5a— 7d  9€— 8d  76 
-^14d  7  6— 21d  106-25d  7d 

Mixed  Marriages,  3  d  5  a 

Nationalities  Bill,  5  d  10  6 

The  Police  on  the  Track  of  Colonel  Ben- 


itzky's  Murderer,  8  o  7  6 

Prince  Karageorgevich,  9  o  10  6 — 10  o  9  e — 

lOo  9d— 12o  10  6— 13o  10 6—14  o  8  d— 16  o  5a 

Railways,  7  n  5  6—9  d  10  c 

Races,  The,  27  o  8  e 

Recognition  of  Nationalities,  29  o  6  a 

Riot  at  Prague,  13  a  8  <— 20  o  8/ 

Solemn  Requiem  on  the  Anniversary  of  the 

Elzecution  of    Count  Batthyany  and  the   13 

Hungarian  Generals,  13  o  8  e 

See  also  Austria. 

Hunt  (O,  W.,  Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer)  on 

Middle  CIsab  Education,  30  »  3  e 
Hunt  (Leigh)  Memorial^-ContrihutionB,  6o  10  6 

—13  o  10  6—21  0  10  c    , 
Hunt  and  Sacre  on  Krupps  Guns,  2  fi  12  d 
Hurry  (M.  T.)  on  the  Adult  Industrial  Home, 

28  o  11/ 
Hutton  (Arthur)  on  the  Dumfries  Election,  26  o  6  c 

I. 

Incident  of  the  Street,  9  a  5  e 
Incendiary  Fire  at  Highgote,  26  o  9  c 

at  Settrington,  26  d  6/ 

Income-tax  Return,  16  a  10/ 
Indigo,  State  of  the  Market,  13  o  4  e 

Ignatius   (Father)  on  Low  Church  Christianity, 

19  d  5/ 
Ilfracombe  Hotel  Company,  25  a  6  c 
Illinois  Law,  13  n  4/ 

Curious  Murder  Case,  19  n  9  c 

Imprisonment  for  Debt,  great  Increase  of,  from 

County  Courts,  22  o  9  d 
Inaccuracy  of  Contemporary  History,  16  o  10  d 
INDIA :- 

Agra  Valley,  14  o  7  e 

Anglo-Indian  Bishoprics,  Reconstruction  of, 

19a  36 

Annual  Reports  of  Native  States,  27  «  8  a 

Anticipated  Famine  in  the  North,  12  o  8  c 

Arrests  of  Wahabee  Insurgents,  29  d  8  d 

Arrival  of  Lord  Mayo  and  Lord  Napier  at 

Bombay,  28  d  lO  a 

Biddings  for  Bills  at  the  Bank  of  England, 

8  o  46—22  0  4 6—5  n  5  a— 19  n  8/— 3  d  6a— 
17d  76 


India  {continued). 

Bombay  Ship  News,  8  o  9  d 

Brindiai,  Route  to,  6  o  10  d— 14  o  9  a— 7  d 

4a— 16d  5d 

Budget,  I7f^  8d 

Cabul,  Akhoond  Swat  at,  7  o  7  c 

Assault  and  Capture  of,  1  o  10  a 

News  about,  12 o  8d— 14o  7e— 12n  3d 

Calcutta,  Account  of,  14  d  10  a 

Capital  of  India,  Sketch  of,  14  d  10  a 

Commercial   Intelligence,  lo  10  6 — 5o  7d 

— lOo  9(^—13  0  10  6— 21  o  5  6—22  0  10  a— 
27o  7d— 30o  76—310  5a— 3n36— 5»7« 
— 9n  56— 11»  6a— 13»  66— 14a  7d— I9n 
3  a— 21«  6  a— 28»  10  6— 24  »  12  6— 28  »  5  a 
— 30n  106— Id  5a— 7d  9d— lOd  7(>-Ud 
66— 12d  5a— 14d  7c— 21d  126— 26d7d— 
— 28d  106— 29d  76 

Cotton  Crop,  and  Rumours  of  Famine,  tele- 
gram, 42  o  4  6 

Cyclone  in  the  Bay  of  Bengal,  23  n  10  6 — 

17d  9c— 22d  lOd 

Disastrous  Fire  at  Singapore,  29  o  5  6 

Durbar  in  Western,  6  n  4  d 

Eclipse  and  Major  Tennant,  7  o  7  c 

Exploring  Expeditions,  20  o  6  a — 26  o  7  a — 

29o66— 18n4c 

Export  Trade  to  the  United  Kingdom,  5  d 

4c 

Fall  of  Muscat,  12  a  10  6 

Famines,  17  »  8  d— 29  d  8  d 

Expected,  2  «  10  c 

Five-Rupee  Notes,  intended  Issue  of,  7  o  7  r 

Forsyth  (Mr)  on  the  Russian  Difficulty,  12  n 

3d 

Frontier  War,  12 n  3d— 27»  4/ 

Grant  for  Cataloguing  Sanscrit  MSS.,  22  d 

lOd 

Gwalior  Durbar's  Proclamation  about  the 

Drought  and  expected  Famine,  2  n  10  c 

Health  of  Calcutta,  14  d  10  a 

Health  of  European  Troops  in,  4  d  7  a 

History  of  Famines,  2  n  10  c 

Horse  Epidemic,  19  n  3  6 

HuBBunaais  Campaign,  6  o  10  < — 7  o  7  c  &  d 

— 12o  8c— 20o  7d— 24o  10a— 27o  8a— 29o 
6^-12n  106— 27n  9<? 

Irrigation  Department,  17  »  8  d — 19  d  6  c 

Marriage,  New  Regulation  about,  20  o  7  c 

Miscellaneous  News,  6o  10/— 7  o  7e — 12  o 

8d— 15o  6e— 21o  66— 29o  66— 6n  9/— 
12a  ia6— 17a  8d— 19»  86— 24n  4a— 27n 
9r— Id  6c— 3d  56— lOd  7f— 22d  lOd— 
24d  106-31d  7« 

Native  Marriage  BUI,  29  d  8  d 

Neingoon,  Mentha^  a  State  Prisoner,  14o  7c 

Official  Changes,  2  n  10  d 

Ophim  Sales,  1  o  10  6 

Pathon  Tribes  sent  in  Hoatages,  1  n  9/ 

Persian  Gulf  Cable  Broken,  3d  5a 

Postage  Rates,  29  d  8  c 

Progress  of  the  Statistical  Inqniiy,  20  o  7  d 

Police  Works,  24  »  4  a 

Public  Works,  Appointmcnta  for  Service 

24  o  7/ 
Punjab  Tenancy  Law,  24  n  4  6 — 1  d  5  c 


Ind 


PALMER  S   INDEX   TO   "  THE   TIMES  "    NEWSPAPER. 


[Oct.  1  to 


India  (continued). 

Reduction  in  the  Indian  Telegraph  Tariff, 

lo  10  a 

Report  on  Gwalior,  29  rf  8  c 

Russia  and  Affghanistan,  9d  id 

Sale  of  Young  Girls  and  Boys  in  India,  6  o 

10  e 

Sanguinary  Battle  between  Shere  Ali  and 

Abdul  Kahmau,  26  n  7  c 

Shere  Ali  seeks  friendly  relation,  29o  5b 

— 9d  Ad 

and  his  Nephew,  Sanguinary  Battle  be- 
tween, 17 d  9c 

News  about,  29 d  8  d — 31  d  7e 


Storm  Signals,  12  n  10  6 

Subscriptions  for  Sufferers  from   the   late 

Floods  in  Ouzemt,  1  o  10  a 

Telegraph— Uniform  Rate  of  Tariff,  2  n  10  d 

Threatened  Famine  at  liajpootana,  27  o  8  a 

Tour  of  the  Governor-General,  22  d»10  d 

Trade  with  Little  Tibet,  2  »  10  d 

Yunan  Exploring  Party,  1  o  10  6 

India  Office,  Breakfast  at,  7  n  5d 

Mr  Arthur  Soott,  not  deceased,  7  rf  5/ 

Indian  Army,  Loss  of  Commissions  Money,  2d 

10  6 

Medical    Service,     Successful    Candidates, 

3o  6« 

Indigent  Blind  Visiting  Society,  22  rf  10  c— 25rf 

9  a— 81  d  8/ 
Industrial  Home  for  Crippled  Boys,  25  rf  9  a 
Inland  Revenue — the  post  occupied  by  Mr  J. 

Disraeli  to  be  abolished,  29  rf  7  <i 
INQUESTS :— 

On  Robert  Allen,  who  Shot  himself  while 

under  arrest,  7  rf-  10  6 

on  John  AUsop,  run  over  in  the  Old  Kent 

Road,  22  o  10  c 

on  Harriet  Atkins,  Murdered  by  her  Hus- 
band, 15  rf  6/ 

on  David   Baldoy,   Murdered    near  Lewis, 

20o  7e 

on  James  Bancroft,  from  a  Boiler  Ez]:)1o8ion, 

6n  9/ 

on  William  Bareham,  killed  by  a  train  near 

Bramshott,  26  n  7  rf 

on  Richard  Biggadike,  Poisoned  by  his  Wife, 

28  0  5/ 

on  the  Bodies  of  the  killed  by  the  Boiler 

Explosion  in  Ystalyfera  Ironworks,  30  o  6  6 

on  the  Bodies*  of  the  killed  by  the  Fire- 
damp Explosion  at  Hindley-Green  Collieries, 
80n  8c— Irf  llo^-4rf  7rf 

on  the  Bodies  of  the  Persons  killed  in  the 

South  Wales  Accident,  10  «  10  6 

on  the  Bodies  Recovered  from  the  Wreck  of 

the  Gotsamer,  15  rf  5  c— 16  rf  8  rf 

on  Esther  Bourne,  a  Suicide,  19rf  5rf 

on  John  Bretchley,  a  Suicide,  21  n  10  rf 

on  James  Bridges,  Starved  to  Death,  14  n 

3rf 

on  Mr  William  Brooks,  found  Drowned,  at 

Oxford,  14rf  lOrf 

on  Joseph  Brown,  his  Wife,  and  Daughter, 

killed  by  the  fall  of  a  Methodist  Chapel  at  Bill 
Quay,  27  o  10  c 


InquestB  {continued). 

on  Buckney  (John),  Mardered  by  hU  Hother, 

9o  7/ 

on  John  Bumard,   killed  on   the   Kentish 

Town  Railway,  29  rf  7  a 

on  Carter  (Henry),  Drowned  near  West- 
minster Bridge,  7  o  9  a 

on    Elizabeth    Chandler,     foand     horribly 

mangled  in  a  wood  near  Ludlow,  24  o  7  c — 26  *» 
5c 

on  William  Conway,  Stabbed  in  a  qaarrel, 

13  0  10  6 

on  William  Alfred  Cooper,  killed  at  the 

Denmark  Hill  Station  of  the  London,  Brighton, 
and  South  Coast  Railway,  21  o  9/ 

— —  on  Philip  Coulson,  found  Drowned,  12rf  5/ 

on  Isaac  Edwin  Court,  foimd  Dead  in  hi^i 

own  Cellar,  14  o  7  c— 16  o  10  c 

on    Mary  Ann  Crawley,  who  Died    from 

Starvation,  15o  5e 

on  Davis  (Joseph  and  John),  killed  by  the 

Accident  at  Birdingbury  Station,  9  o  9  6 

on  William  Deighton  and  his  Wife,  killed 

by  falling  out  of  a  window  in  the  Borough, 
15rf  llrf 

on  William  Denton,  who  fell  from  an  Ex- 
press Train  at  Holloway,  lOrf  7/ 

on    James  Dowsett,  a  Pauper,   killed    by 

Drinking  Port  Wine  out  of  a  Gutter,  from  'a 
broken  Pipe  of  a  Wine  Vault  at  Islington,  14  o 
9rf 

on  Jane  Evans,  burnt  to  Death  from  the 

Explosion  of  a  Naphtha  Lamp,  27  o  10  ef 

on  John  James  Evans,  who  Poisoned  him- 
self, 13  7t  5/ 

on  Four  Men  killed  by  the  Boiler  Sxploeion 

at  Moxley,  7o  lOe 

on  William  Fox,  crushed  between  the  Buf- 
fers of  Two  Trucks  at  Paddington  Statiou, 
5rf  10c 

on  Frank  French  and  John  Harris,  killed  by 

the  Explosion  of  a  Petroleum  Waggon  near 
Three  Bridp^es,  17  rf  9rf— 22rf  10  e 

on  Patrick  Gallagher,  killed  in  the  Riot  at 

Blackburn,  5  n  lOo—lln  5d~12f»  10  rf 

on  Emma  Gaylor,  who  Drowned  herself  in 

the  Regent's  Canal,  20  o  9  6 

on  John  George,  killed  on  the  South- Western 

Railway,  21  n  5  rf 

on  Mrs  Grant,  killed  in  the  Election  Riot  at 

Newport,  21  n  12c— 4 rf  10a— llrf  9e 

on  Greatorex  (Walford),  who  threw  himself 

under  a  Railway  Train,  9  o  4/ 

on  Edward  Groom,  killed  by  a  Van  in  drop- 
ping from  behind  a  Cab,  15  o  7  6 

on  John  Gumey,  run  over  by  his  own  Van. 

7n  12  6 

on   Lieutenant  Hallams,  burnt  to   Death. 

6n  10  6 

on  Mrs  Annie  Humbert,  burnt  to  Death  at 

Chiddingfold,  28  rf  9  c 

on  Joseph  Cartwright  Hareby,  who  com- 
mitted Suicide  at  the  Loughboroogh  Railway 
Station,  21  o  9/ 

on   Edward    Hardeaby,   found     frightfully 

Mutilated  on  the  North  London  Railway,  3 1  o  5V 


Dec.  31,  1868.]         palmer's  indxz  to  "the  times"  newspaper. 


Ire 


InqaestB  {continued). 

on  Jane   Hayoox  and  Esther  Watts,  who 

flung  tbemselveB  into  the  Uegeot's  Canal,  20  o  9  6 

on  James  Howe,  who  threw  himself  under 

a  passing  Railway  Carriage,  24  o  7/ 

on  Thomas  Hughes,  crushed  by  Machinery 

at  Coomburla,  23  d  11/ 

on  Stephen  Hunt,  killed  from  an  Accident 

from  a  Rope-crushing  Machine,  I2d  5  c 

on  Caleb  Jones,  killed  near  the  Spa  Road 

Station  of  the  London  and  Brighton  Railway, 
14o  7/ 

on  Rev.  Mr  Keene,  Drowned  while  Bathing 

at  Bury  Head,  1  o  5  e 

on  George  Kelk,  Murdered  at  Chesterfield, 

So  6h 

on  Captain  King,  Shot  at  the  Sligo  Election, 


8d  4/ 

on  a  Lady,  who  threw  herself  into  the  Thames 

at  London  Bridge,  23  o  5  5 

on  John  Lilly,  killed  by  a  Cab,  7  *t  12  ft 

on  William  Lofts,  killed  at  the  Cambridge 

Election,  Irf  6c 
on  Lynn  (Mary),  who  died  from  Starvation, 

6o  lOd 
on  a  Man  found  Drowned  in  the  Thames, 

16o  4c 

on  Mr  Martin,  at  Exeter,  30  n  9  « 

on  QeoTge  Moore,  an  Excavator,  buried  alive 


while  Digging  a  Sewer  at  Mile  End,  21  o  5  6 
— •  on  John  Moi^gan,  Murdered  near  Swansea, 

14»  7«— 8d  56~-28d  7c— Sid  9/ 
on  Morris  (Mary),  killed  by  her  Paramour, 

9o  9« 
on  Murphy  (John),  a  Suicide,  7 o  Sb 

on  Mr  Charles  Newman,  a  Suicide,  12  n  10  d 

on  John  Palmer,  killed  at  the  Charing  Cross 

Station,  15  rf  7/ 
on  H.  R.  Pollard,  author  of  the  Southern 

Opinion,  shot  for  Libelling  the  Assassin's  Sister, 

9d  9e 
on  a  Poor  Woman,  found  near  the  Oving- 

dean  Road,  806/ 

on  Rawley  (Daniel),  a  Suicide,  9  0  7  6   ^ 

on  Roberts  (A.  J.),  who  Died  from  taking 

Chloroform  to  allay  Pain,  I2d  4d 

on  Roberts  (Hester),  Starved  to  Death,  7  0  9d 

on  Rolfe  (William),  killed  at  the  Waterloo 


Station,  30  n  7/ 

on  Mrs  Hannah  Saunders,  who,  after  at- 
tempting Suicide,  died  in  a  Police  Cell,  81  d 
10  b 

on  John  Sharp,  from  falling  into  a  Mash 

Tub  at  Aldbury,  l7o  9* 

on    Sarah    Sheppard^s    Child,   Scalded   to 

Death,  24  n  9/ 
' —  on  Joseph  Shilton,  from  his  Neck  Broken  in 

Play,  6  0  10  rf 

on  Miss  Mary  Slater,  Burnt  to  Death  at 

Carlisle,  3  0  5  6 

. on  Charles  Stewart,  fatally  Injured  on  the 

Brompton  Extension  Railway,  7  o  9  a 

— -  on  Robert  Story,  killed  while  getting  into  a 
moving  Train  at  Nuneaton,  18 12  7  c 

— •  on  the  Sufferers  at  the  Bamsley  Firework 
Explosion,  10  0  7/— 14  0  7  c 


InqnoBtB  {continued). 

on  George  Tilley,  killed  by  leaving  a  Train 

iu  motion^  31  0  12  6 
on  the  Ten  Persons  killed  in  the  Ruabon 

Colliery  Explosion,  17  o  5/ 

on  George  Thomas,  from  Eating  Poisonous 

Mushrooms^  31  o  5  e 

on  Louisa  Thomas,  killed  by  an  attempted 

Abortion,  29  o  6/ 

on  T.  B.  Todd,  run  over  on  London  Bridge, 

lOo  9d 

Note  about,  13  0  4  d 

on  John  Peter  Turner,  killed  on  the  Metro- 
politan Railway,  lOd  7d 

on  Two  Men  killed  by  the  Boiler  Explosion, 

in  the  Waterloo  Road,  3  <2  5  e — 10  d  7  a 

on  John  and  Joseph    Vick,  and  William 

French,  drowned  at  Mudeford,  10  0  9  e 

on  Georgina  Watkinson,  Burnt  to  Death, 

6n  10/ 

on  John  Westaway,  Starved  to  Death  at 

Plymouth  Dock,  26  d  8/ 

on  Charles  Whitstone,  killed  by  a  Cab,  7  n 

12  6 

on  Thomas  Whittaker,  murdered  at  Black- 
bum,  2ln  5d 

on  a  Woman,  unknown,  found  Drowned  in 

the  Ornamental  Water  of  the  Regent's  Park, 
60  lid 

on  Fannv  Wood,  killed  by  being  knocked 

down  by  a  Boy's  Hoop,  12  n  6  6 

on  James  Wood,  shot  in  the  Riot  at  Drog- 

heda,  28n  7/— 9rf  6a— lOrf  66 

on  William  Wood,  killed  by  the  Explosion 

at  the  Care  Powder  Mills,  28^  9  6 

Insect-Eater,  introduction  into  Algeria,  to  destroy 
the  Locusts,  2  o  5  6 

Institution  for  Needlewomen,  Appeal,  28  d  6f— 
28  rf  9  c— 31d  8/ 

Insurance  Companies,  Prices  of  Shares,  8  0  7  d — 
15  o  6/— 17o  7/— 2I0  6rf— 24o  8/— 28o  76 
— 8I0  6  c— 4  »  6d— 7n  6e— lln  6/— 14» 
10/— 19»  8e— 21n  6e— 25n  6  6— 28n  6  6— 
2d  5f—5d  6e— 9rf  7/— 12d  7<}— 16rf  66— 
19d  7f—2Sd  7dr-25d  5e 

International  Coinage,  Royal  Cotamieaion  on,  17  o 
6  c— 16  »  106 

Exhibition  of   Domestic    Economy,    31  d 

96 

Financial  Society,  23d  7 a 

Ipecacuanha,  New  Discovery  of,  in  San  Paulo,  8  o 

46 
Ireland,  Election  of  Temporal  Peer  for,  30  <l  6  a 
mELAUB:— 

Aberoom  (Duke  of),  Addresses  on  his  Eleva- 
tion in  the  Peerage,  16  0  7  6 

(Duke   and  Duchess  of),  Departure   for 

Cannes,  16  d  3  c— 19d  5  c 
Addresses  of  Mr  Disraeli  and  Mr  Gladstone 

analysed  by  the  Freeman,  13  o  9  a 
Advertisement  for  a  Viceroy,  lid  12  a 

Agrarian  Outrage  near  Virginia,  17  ci  9  e — 

18rf  4d— 19d  66— 21d  6a 

Appointments,  8 d  4/— 14 d  Aa 

Dissatisfaction  at  the  recent,  9  rf  6  c — 11  d 

12a 


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PALMERS   INDEX   TO    ^<  THE  TIMES       NEWSPAPER. 


[Oct.  1  to 


IrelBiul  {continued). 

Assault  on  a  Gentleman  at  Taughmaconnell, 

81  0  11a 

Attack  on  Sub-Sheriff  Johuson^s  House  in 

Cork,  2Qn  5b 
Attempt  to  Assassinate  Mr  Murphy,  the 

Sub-Inspector  of  Police  at  Rathkeale,  20  o  10  c 

Ballinaaloe  Fair,  7  a  8 d—B  o   10 c— 9  o   Sd 

— lOo  6e&/— 12o  4  a 

Ballycohey,  Address  of  the  Tenants,  6  n  10  e 

Correspondence  about,  14  o  8/ 

the  Daughter  of  Dwyer  gone  Mad,  20 o  19c 

Property  Purchased  by  Mr  Moore,  8  o  10  c 

Bankruptcy  Court,  Curious   Perjury  Cause, 

21  (^  6b 

Banquet  to  Mr  Bagwell  at  Clonmel,  16  o  7  6 

Mr  X>alway  at  Belfast,  lid  12  « 

Lord  Newry  at  Newry,  30  n  4  a 

Mr  Sullivan  at  Mallow,  12  o  4  a 


Barry  (Rev.  Qerald)  bound  over  to  keep  the 

Peace,  28  o  10  d 

(Smith),  Visit  to  his   Estates  with    his 

Bride,  7  o  8  c 

Box  of  Ball  Cartridges  found  in  a  Prisoner's 

Chest  at  Armagh  Gaol,  15  o  7  & 

Byrne  (Dr),  his  Salary,  7  o  8  c 

Cabinet- making,  7 d  6a 

•  Caasidy,  intended    Assault    on    a   Farmer 

named,  10  o  6  0 

Catholic  University,  15th  Session,  30  0  8  c2 

Chancellor  of  Ireland,  Appointment  of  the 

Roman  Catholic  Judge  O'Hagan,  9d  6c 

Charlemont  (Earl  of),  present*  74  Busts  to 

the  Royal  Irish  Academy,  2d  7f 

Church  Coigress,  Opening  o^  1  o  5  a 

Correspondence  about,  by  Lord  Oranmore, 

and  Dr  Brady,  17  0  10  d 

Note  about,  3o  56— 80  106~17o  lOd 

Proceedings,  2o  8  c — 3o  11a — 5o  9  a — 

9o  Sd 

Clerical  Incomes,  Misstatement  of,  15  0  7  6 

Cloghroe,    Serious    Dispute    between    the 

Roman  Catholic  Priest  and  his  Parishioners, 
23  rf  6  c— 80  d  8/ 

College  Historical  Society  Meeting,  4  rf  7  c 

Connellan  (Cony),  reported  Resignation  of, 

13o  96 

Connolly  (Thos.),  Congratulatory  Addresses 

on  his  Marriage,  8  o  10  c 

Cork,  Attack  on  Mr  Richardson's  House  in. 

Inquiry,  8  d  7  a 

Fatal  Disturbance  in,  25  »  7  c 

Disturbance  at,  14  0  9  a 

(Dean  of).  Address  to,  28  o  10  c 

Pike  Handles  found  a^7  nbd 

Curragh  of  Kildare,  10  0  6« 

Disraeli  (Right  Hon.  B.),  his  Address  and 

the  Irish  Press,  6  o  7  e — 7  08c 

his  Coup,  5d  7 a 


—  Disturbance  at  Drogfaeda,  between  the  Mili- 
tary and  the  People,  20  o  10  c— -19  d  5  c— 21  d 
6 a— 29 d  5a 

at  Shannon  Bridge,  17 d  9e 


Drew  (Rev.  Dr)  on  the  Land  Question,  60 

7/— 6n  10  e 
Dublin  Imports  and  Exports,  60  7  f 


Ireland  {continued). 

Dublin  Presbytery  Meeting,  5  n  8  d 

Stock  Exchange,  1  o  5  c— 2  o  8  c— 3  o  11  <■ 

—5  o  9  c— 7  o  5  e^8  o  10  6—9  o  8  e— 10  o  9  rf 
— 12o  4  6—14  0  9  a— 15o  7  6— 160  7/— 17« 
lOe— 19o  8/— 2I0  11  a— 22  o  4  6— 23  o  10/ 
— 24o  lOd— 26o  116— 28  o  10  d— 30  o  8/— 
8I0  11a— 2n  116—511  8«— 6n  lOe— 9»  9/ 
— 12»  4  6— 13»  6  c— 14n  3/— 16n  9/— 19n 
36— 20fi  7/— 21»  6c— 23i»  46— 25i»  10c— 
26  »  4  6— 27n  6/— 28»  9e— 30*  5ei— 2d  7/ 
—Zd  9e—4d  7e—5d  76— 7rf  66— 9rf  7e-- 
10 d  5  6— lid  5  6— 12d  9/— 14d  4/— 164 
5«K— 17d  10c— 18d  6/— 19d  5c^21d  66— 
25 d  8/— 30d  10fr-81d  6e 

University,  New  Prize  founded   by  the 


Attomey-Geneni,  17  0  10  c 

Earthquake  near  Mallow,  28  o  10  c 

Edmondee  Will  Case,  13  n  6  c 

Election,  Litigations  arising  from,  2  d  7  c 

Movements,  1  o  6  c^— 7  o   8  c — 9  9    8  d— 

lOo   6c— 17o   lOd— 19o  8r— 24o  10c— 27a 

4  a— 30o    8d— 5«    8d — 7n   5  c— 13»    6e— 
16n  6a— 17n   106— 21»  5o— 23»  4a— 24» 

5  c— 25n   7  0^26  n   5  c— 27»   6  c— 28  »  7  c— 
2  d  7  c— 3  d  7  a— 4  d  7  c 

Petitions,  16  d  3  c— 17d  9  c— 18d   4d— 

19d   5c— 28d   5c— 25d   8c— 29d   5«— ^<< 
8/— 31d  8d 

Petition  Judges,  6  n  10  c 


Elevation  of  the  Attomey-Oenera],  Mr  War- 
ren, to  the  Probate  Judgeship,  22  o  10  d 

Dinner  on  Retiring  from  Parliament,  2*2  » 


lOd 


Entertainment  to  Mr  Pigott  of  th*  /ria&- 

fmn,  22  0  10  d 

Escape  of  **  Captain  "  O'Brien  from  Mallow 

Gaol,  15o  7  6—16  0  7/— 17o  10c 

Exciting  Scene  at  the  Cork    Nomination, 

17n  6c 

Explosion  of  a  Brandy  Flask  placed  in  a 

Solicitor's  Letter-box,  serions  In  juries,  29  o  10  r 

Fenian  Prisoners,  the  IrtthtMLn  indignant  as 

the  Lord-Lieutenant's  refusal  to  receive  a  De- 
putation for  their  Release,  26  o  11  a 

and  President  Johnson,  30  d  8/ 

Fish-vendor  killed  at  Thurles,  7  n  5  d 

Gladstone,  Mr,  and  the  Ptess,  28  m  7/ 

Government  Patronage,  9  n  7  6 

Grand  Orange  Lodge  Manifesto,  14  d  4a 

Grattan  (Henry),  Statue  to,  31  d  8  € 

Great  Conservative  Meeting  in  Dublin,  12  » 

4  a— 13n  6  c 

ffabcas  Corpus  Act,  Restoration  of,  16  d  3  r 

Imprisonment  of  Mr  Sullivan,  Legal  Argu- 
ment on,  12n  4a 

Improvement  of  I^nd  Act,  Deputation  about. 

26  0  11a 

Incendiary  Rres,  60  7/— 160  7  6 — 10»  8^ 

Irish  Church  Convocation,  6  n  10  « 

Question  Agitation,  16  n  5  a 

Church  Revenues,  Proposal  to  diTeit  then: 

for  the  Poor,  16d  8c 

Irish  Civil  Servioe,  Deputation  for  Kodres. 

17  »  10  c 

Irish  Railways  and  the  Government,  7  n  5c 


Dec.  31,  1868.]         palkeb's  indbx  to  "the  times"  nkwspapeb. 


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Ireland  {eontintud). 

Jadioial  Changes,  6 1»  10 « 

Keams  (John  FranciB),  the  Fenian  Convict 

gone  out  of  hiB  mind,  5o  9e 

Kemmis  (Thomas),   new  Solicitor  to  the 

Crown,  So  lie 

Kickham  (Charies)  on  the  Torture  Cells  of 

England,  7d  6a 

King  (Captain),  Shot  at  the  Polling  Booth  in 

Sligo,  20n  56~-21n  5d 

Inquiry  into  his  Death,  26  »  5/ 

Knights  of  St  Patrick,  Investiture  of  the 

Marquis  of  Waterford  and  the  Earl  of  Erne, 
16n  6b 

Lane  (Hugh),  Scene  on  his  appointment  as 

Master  of  the  Court  of  Queen's  Bench,  lOd  5  a 
—Ud  4a 

Lansdowne  (Marquisof),  Triumphal  Progress 

through  his  Estates,  17  o  10  d 

Law  of  Marriage,  Kemarkable  Trial  of,  Hen- 

drick  V.  Hendrick,  6d  7  a 

Legal  Appointments,  5d  7 a 

Limerick,  Case  of  the  Surgeon  and  the  Board 


of  Guardians,  29  d  5  Or^O  d  8/ 
Rioting  at,  20  o  10  c 


—  Londonderry,  Party  Processions  in,  31  d  8  c 

—  Lord  Chancellor,  Address  <^  the  Bar  to,  on 
his  retirement,  19d  5c 

—  Lord  Mayor,  Election  of,  S  d  7  a 

Re-election  of  Sir  W.  Carroll,  Ud  ih 

Lynch  and  Barry  in  Pentonville,  etc.,  7dQb 


Mackay  (Capt)  and  his  Wife,  7n  5d 

(J.  y.)  resigns  his  Candidature  for  Mayor, 

SOn  ia 

Mails  detained  by  the  Qales,  81  o  11a 

Masses  for  the  "Manchester  Martyrs"  in 

Cork  and  Queenstown,  26  n  5/ 
Miscellaneous  News,  8d  4/—29d  6  a 

Murphy  (Inspector)  Recovering,  27  o  4  6 

New  Chancellor,  opinions  of  the  Press,  10  d 

5  a— llc£  12o 

New  Lord* Lieutenant,  12d  9e 

Inauguration  of,  26d  Se 

Newry  Train  fired  into,  14d  4  b 

Northern  Star  and  Ultter  Bxami$»er,  Attach- 
ment against,  Sid  Se 

O'Brien  («  Captain  ")R<wapture  of,  10  d  56 

—  14rf46 

Official  Appointments,  6  o  9  c — 12  o  4  6 — 

22 o  lOe— 30n  4a— .2d  7/— 10 d  5a— 16 d  3<? 
— 21d  6a 

Oxford  (Bishop  of)  at  St  Patrick's  Cathedral, 

So  lie 

Patten  (Colonel  Wilson),  New  Chief  Secre- 
tary, 3  o  11  c 

Philipstown  Mills  destroyed  by  Fire,  6  o  7/ 

Political  Prisoners,  Expediency  of  Releasing, 

16d  3c 

Roman  Catholic  Petition  for,  16  d  3  c 

Propagation  of  the  Qospel  Society  Meeting 

at  Dublin,  7 o  8c 

Queen's  College,  Qalwi^  Visitation,  31  o  11a 

Queen's  University   Annual  Meeting,  16  o 

7dr-\7o  lOd 

Grant  of  Degrees,  16o  7  d 

. RailwajTs  Annual  Return  of  Earnings,  22  d  S6 


Ireland  (continued). 

Registration  Appeals,  9n  76 — 16  n  5  a 

— :-  Revision  Courts,  Analysis  of,  15  o  7  a 
Courts,  1  0  6  e^S  o  11  c — 6  o  7  « 

Evening  Sittings,  2  o  8  e 

Rioting  at  Cork,  21  n  5  c 

at  Drogheda,  26  n  6/— 18  d  4  d 


Roman  Catholic  Conference  Meeting,  29o  lOc 

Royal  Agricultural  Society  of  Ireland  Meet- 
ing, 19  d  5  c 

Royal  Dublin  Society's  Christmas  Fat  Cattle 

Show,  10  d  5  6 
Royal  Irish  Institute,  Deputation  to  the  Irish 

Secretary  to  found  one,  12  o  4  6 
Sadleir  IVauds,  13  »  6  c 

Seizure  of  Arms  at  Ballyvoduck,  80  o  8/ 

Shendy  ( ),  a  suspected  Fenian,  died 

suddenly  of  Apoplexy,  and  was  buried  in  Pro- 
cession, 6o  7/ 

Shot  Fired  at  a  Train  near  the  Boyne  Viaduct, 

27o  46 

Six  Men  Arrested  for  throwing  stones  at 

Mr  Shirley,  3  d  7  a 

Sligo  Riots,  Sentence  on  Rioters,  22  o  10  e 

Spillerd  (Davis),  Arrest  of,  5  n  8  e 

Subscriptions  to  erect  a  Monument  to  James 

Wood,  who  was  shot  at  Drogheda,  2  d  7/ 

Sullivan  (A.  M.),  Refusal  to  accept  a  Testi- 
monial, 31  d  8  e 

Townsend  (Rev.  Mr),  Testimonial  to,  25 d  8/ 

Train   (Q.  F.),  Application  for  Discharge, 

13 n  6c 

Application  to  Mr  Reverdy  Johnson  for 

release^  8  o  10  c 

Incendiary  Speeches  on  leaving  Ireland, 


16  d  3(7 

Release,  16d  Sc 


Irish  Antiquities,  ou  nous,  Sale  of  Dr  Neligau's,  9  d  5  6 

Clergy,  Incomes  of,  27  o  10  c 

Pig  and  Acorns,  10  o  7/ 

Prisons,  Statistics  of,  12  o  10  c 

Railway  Commission,  3«  7/ 

Statistics  of  the  Board  of  Health,  13  o  6  d 

and  English  Prelates,  rarity  of  Translations, 

24  0  6  c 
laiSHOHnBCH:- 
Anglicans  on,  12  o  7  d 

Brady  (W.  Maziere)  on,  5  n  4  r 

Campbell  (A.)  on,  20  o  9  a 

Cathedrals  of  the  Establishment,  9  o  7  c 

Earl  of  Harrowby  on,  16  d  4/ 

Oreat  Meeting  at  York  on  its  Disestablish- 
ment, 26o  5c 

Lord  George  Hamilton  and  the  Middlesex 

Election,  10  n  7  e 

In  Ireland,  31  d  8  d 

An  Irish  Landlord  on  Endowing  Catholic 

Priests,  8  o  10  d 
The  Knight  of  Kerry  on,  16  o  9  a— 21  o  11  c 

Meeting  at  Cambridge  about,  5  »  10  6 

Middlesex  Incumbent  on,  20  a  9  a 

Misstatements  of  the  Incomes  of  the  Digni- 
taries of,  15  o  7  6—17  o  9  e— 19  o  8  d— 21  o  11  c 
— 30o  8/ 

Moriarty  (Dr,   Roman   Catholic  Btthop  of 

Kei-ry)  on,  19  o  8d 

71 


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[Oct.  1  tu 


Iriflh  Church  {eontimud). 

Plan  for  the  Reconstruction  of,  2  o  8  6 

"  Pro  Lege  "  on,  10  o  6  c 

Price  (Bonomy)  on  its  Disestablishment  and 

Disendowment,  15  d  5/ 

Reyenues  of,  what  to  do  with,  lOn  5f 

Robinson  (Rev.  Canon)  on  Disestablishment 

and  Disendowment,  28  o  5/ 

Statistics,  3o  10/— 6  o  6/— 24o  6  c 

What  Vested   Interest  it   has,  19  d    6  fr— 

21d  66— 23d  6<i~26rf  7/— 29rf  4/ 

Iron  and  Coal  Foreign  Trade,  see  Coal. 

and  Coal  Mining  Interests  in  the  New  Par- 
liament, 7 d  be 

and  Steel  Institute,  Proposal  to  Establish 

one  in  London,  9o  4/ 

Bessemer  Process,  2Sd  7 e 

Factory  Act  Prosecutions  in  the  Iron  Trade, 

28  n  9/ 

Heaton  Steel  Process,  2d  5b^Ud  Bor— 

Idd  la 

Masters  Quarterly  Meeting,  So  Af-^^o  if 

—12  0  6  6 

New  Method  of  Manufacturing  Steel  from 

the  Inferior,  21  o  6e— 23  o  7  6 

Statistics  of  the  Iron  Districts,  5  cf  10/ 

of  the  Produce  and  Manufacture  of  during 

the  past  Year,  9  o  4/ 

Trade  in  South  Staffordshire,  11  d  7  c 

Wrought,  Exports  of,  17  o  4/ 

Isthmus  Canal  Company,  4  n  5  c 

Italian   Inundations,   15  o    4  e — 19  o    9  d — 21  o 
10/ 

Proposed  Subscriptions  for,  28  o  11/ 

Irrigation  Bondholders   Protection  Associa- 
tion, 21 »  6  c— 26  n  4  6—11  d  7  a— 17  d  7b 

Progress,  12  n  9  a 

Tobicoo  Loan,  2  o  5  a 

Trade  with  England,  24  »  10/ 

ITALY:— 

AdminiBtrative  Reform,  17  d  6  a 

Anniversary  of  the  Battle  of  Montana,  Pro- 
cession, etc.,  in  6a 

Bonds,  fresh  Issue  on  Elcclesiastical   Pro- 
perty, 21  »  5  6 

Brigandage,  the  notorious  Qaggino  killed, 

2o  76— 6  0  10  c 

Brigands  of  the  Romangna,  Capture  of,  12  o 

10  6 

and  the  Troops,  2  n  10  a 

Brindiai  Route  of  Anglo-Indian  Mails,  S» 

5  a — 7d  4  a 

Christmas  at  Naples,  29  c2  8  e 

Coinage,  difficulties  about,  6  a  10  d 

Court  Circular,  6  o  10  c— 7  o  7rf— 20»  12  a 

— 24n  126— 15rf  9d 

Departure  of  the  English  Squadron  from 

Naples,  19  o  10  6 
— —  Digny  (Count),  Address  to  his  Constituents, 

27o  7d 
Discovery    of   a    Reactionary    Committee, 

Un  Sa 

Effect  of  the  Spanish  Revolution,  27  o  8  c 

English  Ironclad  at  Naples,  15  o  5  a 

Etna,  Professor  Silvestre's  Report  on  Mount, 

22(2  10c 
72 


Italy  {continued). 

Executions    in   Rome,    excitement    about. 

7d  106 

Farewell  Banquet  on  board  H.M.S.   Cde' 

dania,  19  o  10  6 

Fuad  Pasha  in  Florence,  17 d  6b 

Florence  Corporation  Report,  27  o  8  d 

•  Foreigners*  Naturalisation  Tax,  13  o  8/ 

Garibaldi's  Advice  to  the  Spaniarda,  20  a  3  2a 

Grand  Shooting  at  Capodimonte,  19  o  10  6 

Improvements  in  Naples,  2  »  10  a 

Inundations,  6  o  10  d— 19  o  9d 

Italian    Chambers,    intended    ProoeedittgH, 

13n  10c— 20»  106 

Changes  and  Improvements  in  the  House, 

28  R  10  c 

Election  of  President,  26 »  7  c 

Prooeedings  in,  26  n  7  c — 27  »  9  6 

Manning    (Dr)    and    the    Roman  Catholic 

Hierarchy  for  Scotland,  7  c2  4  6 

Miscellaneous   Information,   1 7  o   5  b — 25  » 

5a— 2d  lOo— 16c/   10a— 174  66— 19rf  HJ6 
— 21d  126— 23d  106—244  8c— 284  106 

Mont  Cenis  Railway,  Lord  Mayo 

route  for  India,  18  n  5  a 

blocked  by  the  Snow,  18  »  10  4 

Napier  (Lord)  at  Florence,  18  n  5a 

departure  for  Alexandria,  20  n  12  6 


Naples,  Loan  for,  15  o  10  e 

National  I^rogress,  12n  9a 

Novel  Duel  of  two  Sailors  in  Fighting  onth« 

Sea  naked,  at  Terre  del  Annunziater,  XI  n  5e 

Papal  States,  Ajano  and  bis  Companions 

sentenced  to  Death,  3  4  5a 

Anniversary  of    the   Dedicatioii    of   the 

Cathedral,  20  n  12  a 

Apostolic  Letter  from  the  Pope,  on  the 


Coming  General  Council,  2  o  7  c 

Consistorv,  22  4  7  c 

Entry  of  Brigands  into  the  Scotch  Collc;gr. 


and  capture  of  Abbe  Campbell,  30  o  7  6 — 11  a  5  & 

Liberation  of  Abbe  Campbell,  31  o  5  a 

Ex-Queen  of  Naples,  at  Rome,  5  o  7  4 

Fuad  Pasha,  Health  of,  12  n  10  6— 14  «  7  J 

Miscellaneous  News,  9  n  5  a — 12  »  10  6— 

12a— 30»  10a— 24  10a— 21<i  126 
Papal  Executions,  Excitement  from,  22  d 


20  n 


106 


Petition  to  obtain  a  Remission  of  the  Sen- 

tenoe  on  Ajano  and  Lazzi,  18  4  7  6 

Piedmont    (Prince   and    Princeas    ofy  at 

Naples,  7  4  10  6 

Pontifical  Debt,  22  4  7  c 

Pope,  The,  at  CiviU  Vecohia^  27  o  7  4 

Fdte,  28  4  10  6 

Mr  Odo  and  Lady  Emily  Ruaaell  hare  a 

Private  Audience  with,  5o  7  e 

offered  the  Famese  Palace  to  the  Exilel 


Queen  of  Spain,  5  o  7  4 

Sentences  on  Ajano  and  others,  15d  9  d 

one  of  the  men  gone  mad,  28d  4  e 

—  Sentences  to  Death  Monte  and  ToKuetti. 

23  n  10  a 

Execution  of  Sentence,  25  »  5  a 

Excitement  on  account  of,  28  f»  10  c 

Subscriptions  for  their  Families,  30  «  h'-. 


Dec  31,  1868.]         palmer's  index  to  "the  times"  newspaper. 


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Italy  {continued). 

Postal  Service  Report,  2Sd  id 

Proceedings  on  the  Chambers,  18  d   7  b — 

22 d  7 «— 28 d  i <i— 30 d  Sb 

Recognition  of  the  New^  Spanish  Gk)veni- 

ment,  6o  10  c 
Roman  Catholic    Hierarchy  for    Scotland, 

7d  46 

Roman  Question,  7  »  5  b — 18  n  10  <r 

Rome  and  the  Spanish  Revolution,  19  o  8  a 

Rossini,  Solemn   Obsequies  in   Honour  of, 

19  n  3  a— 7  d  10  6— 19  d  10  d 

Will,  28  m  10  c 

Ship  News,  12  »  10  6 

Society  for  Promoting  National   Industry, 

Establishment  of,  at  Turin,  22  o  8/ 

Southern  Italy,  News  about,  13  o  8  e — 15  o 

10c 

On  the  Spanish  Succession,  30  (2  8  6 

State  of  Northern  Italy,  18  n  4/ 

Subscriptions  for  the  Families  of  Monte  and 

Toguetti,  executed  bj'  the  Pope,  30  ii  10  a 
Tobacco  Bonds,  2  o  7  6 — 6  o  G  a — 8  o  7  c- 

9o  10  6— 10  o  9  6—12  0  10  6— 20  »  10  6 
Trial  of  the  Pesaro  Band,  27  o  Se 

Vesuvius,  Eruption  of,  gee  VEauvius. 

Flow  of  Lava  decreasing,  19  o  106 

Yellow  Sheet,  to  be  an  Ordinary  Newspaper, 

30d  8c 


Jackson  (Blomfiield)  on  the  Ritualistic  Decision, 

30  dlOb 
James  (Colonel  Henry)  on  the  Survey  of  Sinai, 

27o  86 
JAPAN  :-^ 

Attempt  at  Wuchang  to  Burn  Alive  a  party 

of  Ladies  and  Children,  14  o  7  c 

British  Trade  A^-ith,  28  n  9  e — 15  d  7  e 

Earthquake  at  Hiogo,  14  »  7  e 

Imperial  Decree  forbidding  Christianity,  12  o 

10  6 

Miscellaneous  News,  7  o  9  6 — 27  n  9  c — 10  d 

Td—Ud  4/— 24d  10  6 

Prohibition  of  Newspapers  in  Yeddo,  7  o  9  6 

—29  0  5  6 

Sentence  on  the  Native  Christians,  14o  7  e 

Somaru  Prince  Mito,  death  of,  12o  10  6 

Japanese  New  Testament  now  in  progress  of  Pub- 
lication, 3d  11  a 

Jeffcry  (Thomas)  on  the  Yauxhall  Bridge  Accident, 

4d  7c 
Jeffreys  (Judge),   his  House  in  St  James'  Park, 

*J8  o  9  c 
Jennings  (George,  of  Stangate)  not  Mr  Doulton's 

Jennings,  28  o  10  e 
Jerrold   (Blanchard)   on  the  Port  of    Trouville, 

25  d  5/ 
Jersey,  Brutal  Prison  Discipline  at,  2  rf  10/ 
Liberty  of  the  Subject  in,  tS  n  11/— 23n 

0  e— 27  n  11  c— 9  d  9/— 16  d  9/ 
Jesuitism  :  its  Migration  from  Spain  to  Belgium, 

19o  8a 
J  evens  (Arthur)  on  Swallows  at  Sark,  30  o  9  e 
Jewels,  Sale  of  Duchess  de  Morny's,  30  7i  8  c 
Jhansi  Prize  Money,  7  n  7  d 


Johns  (B.  Q.),  Appeal  for  the  Society  for  Granting 
Annuities  to  Poor  Adult  Blind,  28  c^  7  c 

Johnson  (Hon.  Reverdy),  Correspondence  with  Mr 
Laird,  19  d  9/ 

Letter  to  the  Reform  League  on  their  Re- 
scinding their  Invitation  to,  17  d  9  6 

See  American  Ministek. 

Joint  Stock  Companies,  Registrations  in  the  first 

Five  Months,  loo  id 
Joint  Stock  Discount  Company,  18  c2  5  6 
Jones  (Archdeacon)  on  the  Convocation  of  York, 

id  106 

(Harry)  on  the    Eastbourne   Convalescent 

Home,  21  d  12  f 

(Lewis  A.)  on  Miss  Burford's  Case,  8  o  9  e 

Judgments  Extension  Act,  21  o  4  e 

Judicature  Commission  Meeting,  5  n  7  e — 10  d  7  a 

— 18d  7/ 
Judicial  Statistics,  30  o  9  a 

Committee,  14  n  7/— 23  n  7  d 

Junior  Athenaeum  Club,  Inauguration  of  their 

New  Club  House,  17d  of 
Juries,  a  Year's  Return  of,  12  o  10  c 
Jurors,  New  Act  to  accept  an  Atfirmation  from, 

8o  lOd 
Jute,  State  of  the  Market,  1  o  if— 5  n  6  d—12  n 

4  6— 26n  4  6— 3rf  6b~17  d  76 

K. 

Kains-Jackson's  Notice  of  the  Wheat  Maiket,  2  o 

5  6— ^»  6  a— 4  d  5  a 
Karbak  and  Klbrouz,  see  Elbrouz. 

Kearsley  (Robert)  on  the  lUpon  Representation, 
lln  5c 

Keate  (Captain)  on  the  Old  Westminsters,  22  d  8/ 

Kempe  (J.  E.),  Report  of  ihe  Regent  Street  Refuge 
for  Fallen  Women,  12  «  9e 

Kendall  (William),  Appeal  for  the  Driver  Thomp- 
son, of  the  Abergele  Accident,  19  o  9  d 

Kenny  (Patrick),  an  Old  Artilleryman,  aged  83, 
Appeal  for,  13  o  6  d — 30  o  10  c 

Subscriptions  for,  23  n  9/ 

Kentish  Town,  Christmas  Dinner  for  the  Poor  of, 
Donations,  24  d.  10/ 

Soup  Kitchen,  29  d  9/ 

Khokand  Envoy  in  St  Petersburg,  11  »  10  c 
Killick  (R.  H.)  on  the  St  Clement  Dane*s  Charities, 

21 »  5/ 
Kimberley  (Earl  of)  on  the  State  of  Aflfaire,  9o  lOd 
King's  College  Hospital,  AppoiU  for,  2(Jd  8/ 
Kingsley  (Henry)  on  the  Gorman  Arctic  Expedi- 
tion, 21  0  lie 
Kingston  (G.  T.)  on  the  Meteoric  Showers,  8  d  8  r 

Great  Cattle  Fair,  14  »  3  d— 16  »  10  6 

Kirkman  (J.)  on  the  Wild  Flowers  in  Blossom  in 

Kent,  29  d  9  d 
Kitchen  Boilers,  23  o  10  e 
Kitto  (Rev.  J.  F.)  on  the  Poor,  the  Poor  Law,  and 

the  Public,  26  o  10  d— 2  n  10  b 

on  Pauperism  and  Em  ignition,  31  d  8  c 

KNIOHTHOOB     AND     BARONETAGE    (New 

Oreatioiis): — 

Baggally  (Richard),  12  d  6  a 

Barrington  (Dr  John),  It)  «  5  6 

Buckley  (Edmund)  of  Mawddwy,  5  d  S  d  ■ 

7d  56 


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palmer's   index   to    *'  THE   TIMES "    NEWSPAPEK 


[Oct  1  to 


Knighthood  and  Baronetage  (continued). 

Cartier( George  Etieiine)of  Montreal,  30n  lOd 

Child  (Smith)  of  Staffordshire,  23  n   8/— 

28  n  5  c — 30  n  10  d 

Cleasby  (Anthony),  12rf  6a 

Coleridge  (John  I)uke),  H.M.  Solicitor-Gene- 
ral, 30  c?  5  a 

Edwarde8-Mos8  (Thomas)  of  Roby  Hall,  5  d 

8  d— 7  d  5  6 

Francis  (Philip),  9  d  6  a 

Firth  (Charles  Henry)  of  Heckmond  Wike, 

6  d  8  d— 7  d  5  6 

Harvey  (R.  J.),  late  M.P.  for  Thetford,  23  n 

8/— 28n  5  ft— 30  w  10  d 

(Robert  Bateson)  of  Langley-Park,  30  o 

4/— lln  6  a 

Hayes  (George),   Justice  of  the   Court  of 

Queen's  Bench,  19  d  6  a 

Humphrey    (Wilham    Henry)    of    Penton 

Lodge,  5  d  8  d— 7  d  5  6 

Knox-Qore    (Francis    Arthur)    of    Bellack 

Manor,  28  n  5  c— 30  n  10  d 

Larcom   (Thomas  Aitken,  late  Afajoi^Gen.\ 

9d  6  a — 10  d  5d 

Lumsden  (James)  of  Arden,  7  n  7  a 

(James),  Lord  Provost  of  Glasgow,  22o  Se 

Mallet  (Louis),  12d  6a 

Mills  (Charles)  of  Hillingdon  Court,  30  o  if 

— 11  n  6a 

Mayor  of  Kerry,  5n  Se 

Reid  ( ),  Mayor  of  Londonderry,  16i»  5  & 

Tait  ( ),  Mayor  of  Limerick  for  three  suc- 
cessive years,  7  d  6  a 

Walker  (James)  of  Sand  Hutton,  28  n  5  e — 

80n  lOd 

Knox  (John),  Marking  his  Burial-place  in  Parlia- 
ment Square,  Edinburgh,  9  o  7  e 

Knowsley,  Intended  Visit  of  the  Prince  and 
Princess  of  Wales  to,  17  o  de 

Krupp's  Guns,  21  o  12  c 

ike  Austria. 

Hunt  &  Sacre  on,  2  w  12  d 


Labouchere  (Henry)  on  the  Middlesex  Election, 
14  n  10/— 16n  I2e—Vn  10  c— Id  6d 

on  the  Clergy  and  the  Elections,  id  7  d 

Lahee  (Charles)  on  the  Population  of  the  Borough 
of  Chelsea,  19  d  5/ 

Laird  (John),  Correspondence  with  Mr  Rcverdy 
Johnson,  19  d  9/ 

(Messrs),  alleged  Action  against,  false,  8  o  10  d 

Action  against,  about  the ^^a»u7, 12o  7c 

Lake  (F.)  on  the  Transit  of  Mercury,  7  n  11/ 
Lambeth  Palace  Grounds  open  to  the  Public,  24  n 

4e 

Ritualistic  Harvest  Festival,  Service  at,  13  o 

18c 

Workhouse — ^M.  A.  Garham*s  case,  28  n  5  6 

Lancashire,  Cause  of  its  Conservatism,  1  d  9  a — 

2d  7d 
Lancaster  (John)  on  his  Name  being  on  Mr  SmitU*8 

Committee  List,  13  o  5  6 
Land  Tax  Assessment,  7  d  6  d — 8  d  8  f 

Transfer  Commission    Meeting,  27  n  9  a — 

2  d  4/— 24  d  if 

74 


Landells  (Wm.)  on  the  Chinese  Missions,  5d  7  6 
Landslip  at  Cumberland  Mills,  15  d  9  c 
Latymer  Road  Soup  Kitchen,  29  d  9/ 
Launches  on  the  Clyde,  4  n  10  d 
Lava,  Volcanic,  What  is  it  ?  16  o  9  c 
LAW;— 

Actions  in  Common  Law,  sff  Cith*  Acnoxs. 

Admiralty  Suits  Act,  8  o  9  d 

Appeal  Cases,  tee  Housb  of  Lordo. 

Criminal  Cases,  see  Mn>x>LESEX  Sessioxs. 

Arrangement  Deeds,  New  Law  about,  3  a 

lie 

Bankruptcies,  $ee  Bankruptcies. 

Bankruptcy  Court  Cases,  m:    BASKRrPTCT 

Court. 

Calls  to  the  Bar,  18  «  10  d 

Cases  in  the  Admiralty  Court,  tee  AoxmALTi 

Court, 

Divorce  Court,  fee  Divorce  Coubt. 

Police  Courts,  see  Police. 

Cases    before    Provincial    Magistrate,   tee 

PoucB. 

Causes  entered  for  Trial   in  the   Superior 

Courts,  15  d  5^ 

Chancery  Clerks,  Vacation  Sittings,  3  o  10/ 

Dividends,  12  o  7  a 

Sales,  Official  Returns,  in  11  e 

Termination  of  the  Long  Vaoation,  24 '> 


4  6—30©  7  a 
—  County  Court  Cases,  see  CrviL  Actions. 
Court  Notices,  4  n  11  d 


Curious  Legal  Etecision  in  Virginia,  29d  7e 

Deeds  of  Composition  in  Bankruptcy,  New 

Act,  18  o  9  c 

Dividends  in  Bankruptcies,  see  Dividesds. 

Documentary  Evidence,  New  Law  relating 

to,  6  o  9  d 

Ecclesiastical  Cases,  see  Arches,  &c.,  Cocbt. 

Hilary  Term,  80d  9  6 

Judges  Chambers,  Proceedings  in,  8  e  5  6 

Judgments  Extension  Act,  21o  i  e 

Law  and  Equity,  Commencement  of  Easi- 
ness, 30  d  9/ 

Legal  Rumours,  id  9f 

Lincolns-Inn  Examination  of  Law  Studrati, 

and  Awards,  11  n  5  d 

Lord    Mayor's    Court    Actions,    aee    Lokp 

Mayor's  Court. 

Michaelmas  Term,  24  o  7/— 26  oil  c—iS^ 

9c 

New  Queen's  Counsel,  7n  11/— 4  d  7d— 

7  d  10 d— 7  d  10 e—S d  da 

New  Rules  for  the  Trial  of  Election  Petitioas. 

Id  9c 

Notice  of  Court  Sittings.  26  o  1 1  eu_-29  n  11  * 

—30  0  9/— 31 0  11  e—2  n  1 1  /— 3  n  9  «--4  •  1 1  • 
^5n  9/— 6n  ll/—7n  11  d— 9  »  11?-10- 
8d— lln  11/— 13n  lid— 14 n  9c--~17»  9-^ 
— 18n  12  a— 19  n  9f— 20n  11  </ — 21  n  11 ''- 
23  n  9  c— 24  n  11  f— 26n  11  b—^n  ^f—t:  ■ 
lie— 28n  llr— 30n  9e— Id  lie— 2d  9/- 
3d  lid— 4d  9/— 5d  11/— 7d  lid— ^/<' 
— 9d  lie— lOd  9/— lid  11/— 12rfll  «- 
Ud  9/— 16d  11/— lOd  9h-^l7d  11  <^I* ' 
9/— 19  d  1 1  /— 21  d  1 1  c— 22  d  9/— 23  d  U  ' 
— 24d  9  6— 26d  9/— 29d  9  c 


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Law  {continued). 

Oaths  of  Barristers  Newly  Created  not  neces- 
sary, 19  n  9  6 

Offer  of    the  Vacant   Lord-Justieeship   to 

Lord  CaimS)  19d  6b 

Opening  of  the  Common  Law  Courts,  22  o 

4/— 31  o  11 « 

Order  allowing  One  Clear  Day  between  the 

Entry  and  Trial  of  Causes,  4  »  11  c 

Privy     Council    Proceedings,    see     Pbivy 

Council. 

Probate  Cases,  see  Civil  Actions. 

Cause  Iist»  2  n  5/ 

Rumoured  Legal  Appointments  on  a  Change 

of  Government,  28  n  10  6 

Scotch  SequestnsfcioDB,  see  Bankruptcies. 

Suite  in  Chancery,  see  Civil  Actions. 

at  Law,  Statistics  of,  30  o  4  e 


Swearing-in  of  the  Lord  Chancellor,  14ed  9  a 

the  New  Law  Officers,  16  dS  9  6 


Trials  in  the  Criminal  Courts,  see  Cbihinal 

Tblaxs. 

Unauthorised  Practitioners  in  the  Bank- 
ruptcy Court,  9  0  9  «    . 

Vacation  Notice,  24  d  9  6 

Winter  Circuit  of  the  Judges,  20  n-  12  fr— 

25  n  11  & 
Law  Association,  Annual  Festival,  lOd  9f 
Lawrence  (P.  H.)  on  the  Meteor  seen  at  Wimble- 
don^ 9o  9d 
Lay  (H.  U.),  Our  Relations  with  China,  Zd  7d 
Leach  (Harry)  on  our  Mercantile  Marine,  2d  lOe 
Lead  Tiade,  Annual  Return  of,  19d  4e 
XiEADING  ABTICLES:— 

on  the  Abergele  Accident — ^Discharge  of  the 

Stationmaster,  3  o  8  e 

on  the  Abolition  of  Slavery  in  Spain,.  22  o  7  e 

on  the  late  Archbishop  of  Canterbury,  80  o 

6d 

on  the  Absurdity  of  Aggression  before  Cap- 
ture, An  9e 

en  the  Abyssinian  Captives,  14  o  7  6^ 

Reports,  24  d  7  a 

on  the  Addresses  to  the  Marquis  of  Salis- 
bury, 29o  9h 

CD  the  Admiralty  Reports  of  the   United 

States,  28  d  7  6 

on  the  A  Icibama  Claims  and  the  Adjustment, 

13n^  9a--19(2  9c 

-^ on  American  Affiiirs,  24d  6d 

on  the  American  Difficulty,  5d  9d 

. the  Alabama  Claims,  24  o  7  a 

Elections,  20 o  6 «— 27  o  7b 

Loans,  13  o  7  c— 26  n  6/ 

Minister  at  Brighton,  21  n  9  ^ 

at  Guildhall,  10  n  6/ 

and  American  Affidrs,  6  »  9  c 

at  Liverpool,  23  o  8  6 

Resolution  not  to  Repudiate  their  Debts, 


ISd  6f 


Speech   and  the  Reform  League's  In- 
sult, 17d  8c 

on  the  Annual  Meetmg  of  the  Queen's  Uni- 
versity of  Ireland,  17  o  8  e 

on  the  Appointment  of  the  Bishop  of  Lon- 
don to  the  See  of  Canterbury,  16  n  8/ 


Leading  Articles  (continued). 

on  the  Army,,  19  o  9  a 

Estimates,  25  c^  7  a 

on  Australian  Affairs,  2  d  6/ 

on  Austrian  Affairs,  I6d  6f 

on  the  Austrian  Army,  25  n  9  a 

on  the  Balance  Sheets  of  the  Religious  and 

Charitable  Societies,  12  o  6/ 
on  the  Baudin  Celebration  Prosecution  at 

Paris,  17n  7rf 

on  Baron  Beust's  Speech,  4  »  9  a 

and  the  Austrian  War  Pblicy,  10  n  7  b 

on  Mr  Bemal  Osborne's  Address  to  his  Con- 
stituents, 15  o  8/ 

on  M.  Berryer,  Id  Sb 

on  the  Birmingham  Banquet  to  the  Ameri- 
can Minister,  3d  9d 

on  the  Bishop  of  Chester's  Charges  against 

the  Ritualists,  26  o  9  a 
on  Mr  Bright's  Speech,  28  o  8/— 31  o7  c 

to  the  Birmingham  Gunmakers,  12n  7  6 

at  Edinburgh,  4 n  9  6—5  n  6-/~ 7  n  9b 

at  Manchester,  23  d  8/ 

on  the  Cession  of  Gibraltar,  21  d  8/ 

on  the  Changes  in   the   New  Parliament, 

21 »  9e 

on  Charitable  Contributions,  19  d  8/ 

on  the  Bishop  of  Chichester's  Denunciation 

of  Ritualism,  14  o  7  a 

on    the    Chinese    Missionaries'    Grievance, 

26  d  6/ 

on  Mr  Childers    and  Admiralty  Reforms, 

23d  8  e 

on  the  Christian  Knowledge  Society  and  the 

Natal  Grant,  9  d  8/ 

on  the  Christmas  Appeal  for  Curates,  25  d 

76 

on  Christmas  Meetings,  25  d  6  d 

on  the  Church  and  its  Clergy,  13  n  9  c 

on  Church  and  State,  8  d  6  d 

on  the  City  of  London  Fund  for  the  Suffer- 
ers by  the  South  American  Earthquake,  15  o 
8a 

on  the  Civil  Service  and  open  Competition, 

9n  9e 

on  the  Close  of  the  Social  Science  Congress, 

and  Lord  Carnarvon's  Addresses,  10  o  8  c 

on  CoUege  Dinners,  11  n  9  6 

on  a  Conference  of  the  Great  Powers  on  the 

Turco- Hellenic  Question,  24  d  6  c 

on  the  Conservative  Patronage,  11  d  8  d 

on  Convocation,  1  d  8/ 

on  Co-operation  and  Mr  Gladstone's  Speech 

at  Leigh,  22  o  7  c 
on  the  Corporation  of  London,  1  o  7  6 

on  the  Country  and  the  Elections,  21  n  9  d 

— 80n  6/ 

on  the  County  Elections,  25  n  8  e — 1  d  8  e 

on  Court  Dresses,  10  d  6  e 

on  the  Death  of  the  Archbishop  of  Canter- 
bury, and  appointment  of  a  Successor,  29  o  9  a 

on  the  Death  of  the  Marquis  of  Hastings, 

ll»9d 

on  the  Death-rate  in  the  Navy,  17  o  9  a 

on  the  Defeat  of  the  two  Roman  Catho! 

Members  in  England,  19  n  7  d 


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PALMER'S  INDEX   TO    "THE  TIMES       NEWSPAPER. 


[Oct  1  to 


Leading  Articles  {contintied). 

on  Mr  Disraeli  and  the  Election r,  id  Gd 

and  his  Government,  5d  9c 

Address,  5o  6d— 60  7/ 

at  Guildhall,  10  »  6  c 

Speech  to  his  Constituents,  20n  Sd 

on  Mrs  Disraeli's  being  created  a  Peeress, 

28  n  8/ 

on  the  Disendowment  of  the  Irish  Church, 

15  d  Sd—17d  Se—lSd  6e 

on  the  Dissolution  of  Parliament,  11  n  9  6 

on  Mr  Doulton  and  the  Public  Works  Com- 
pany of  Belgium,  30  o  6  « 

on    Lord    Dudley   and    the    Forgery  Case, 

2  »  9  d 

Note  from  the  Clerk  of  Arraigns  on,  8  n 

8/ 

on  the  Duke  of  Beaufort  and  Education, 

13n  Od 

on  the  Earthquakes,  3  n  7  c 

on  the  Eastern  Question,  28  n  9  b 

on  the  Ecclesiastical  and  Political  State  of 

England,  19  n  7d 

on    Economy    and    Trade,    and    Professor 

Fawcett's  Lecture,  9  0  6d 

on  the  Effect    of    the    late    Heat  on   the 

Statistics  of  Health,  6  »  9  c 

on  the  Elections,  21  o  9  d — 7  n  9  a — 9  n  9  a 

— 12n  6/— 13n  9  b— Un  6f-^16n  9  a— 16n 
9  c— 17  n  7  a— 20  n  8/— 21  »  9  a— 24  «  9  a— 
26  71  6  a— 27  n  8  c— 28  n  9  a— 30  n  6  e 

on  the  Elections  Petitions  Trial,  22d  7 a 

and  the  Government,  14  n  6  c 

on  the  Election  of  General  Grant  as  Presi- 
dent, 5n  6d 

of  Lord  Mayor,  1  o  7  6 

of  Speaker,  Ud  Sc 

on  England  and  America  as  viewed  from 

the  opposite  Coast,  26 d  ^e 

on  the  English  at  Dresden  and  the  Ameri- 
can President,  2  «  9/ 

on  English  Financing  in  Brussels,  28  o  9  & 

— 30o  6e— 

on  the  Episcopal  Translations.  18  n  9  & 

on  the  Erie  Railway  War,  ZOd  7  a 

on  the  Experiments  at  Shoeburyness,  13  o 

7  e 

on  Explosive  Missiles  in  War,  9d  Se 

on  the  Eyre  Prosecution  and  Mr  Buxton, 

7d  Se 

on  the  Farewell  Services  to  the  Bishop  of 

Cape  Town,  8  0  6  e 

on  Female  Suffrage,  3  n  7  e — 10  n  7  a 

on    the    Fenian    Demonstration    in    Hyde 

Park,  24  n  9  6 

on  our  Food  Prospects,  7  0  6c 

on  French  Affairs,  lid  6d 

on  the  French  Press,  IBd  Sd 

on  Furnishing  "Characters"  for  Members 

of  Parliament,  21  o  9  6 

on  the  Gains  and  Losses  of  each  Party  in 

the  Borough  Elections,  19  a  7  6 

on  the  Game  Laws,  24  o  7  6 

on    General    Grant  and    the    Presidential 

Election,  3  n  7  a 

on  Mr  Gladstone's  Address,  12o6C'-14o6c/ 


Leadidg  Articles  {continued). 

on  Mr  Gladstone's  Address  at  Newton,  20  o  6/ 

and  his  Return  from    South-west    Lan- 
cashire, 23  »  7  6 

Accepting  the  Seat  for  Greenwich,  27n  S*' 

— —  Defeat  in  South-west  Lancashire,  25  n  8/ 

Tour  amongst  his  Constituents,  23  o  8  r— 

26o  Sd 

on  Mr  Goschen^s  Speech  to  his  Constituent*, 

26(2  6  « 

on  the  Grissell  v.  Bristowe  Case^  4  d  6  f  — 

7d  8/ 

on  the  Health  of  Towns,  80  1/ 

on  Sir  Henry  Bulwer's  Address,  14  n  7  6 

on  the  Holywell  Railway  Accident,  and  the 

Proceedings  thereupon.  So  6d 

on  the  Inability  of  the  Police  to  interfere 

until  Actual  Crime  is  committed,  22d  7  b 

on  the  Increase  of  Railway  Fares,  5o  7  a 

on  Indian  Affairs,  7  o  6  6 — 7  n  9  c — 20  «  9  4 

—24  n  9  d— 9  d  9  a— 80  dee 

on  the  Indian  Government  and  its  North- 
western Frontier,  13  o  6  6 

on  Indian  Mal-administration,  10  o  8/ 

on  the  Indian  Telegraph,  Sd  6d 

on  the  Indo- American  War,  9  o  6/ — 8  d  Cf 

and  Anglo-Indian  War,  29  o  9  <l 

on  International  Coinage,  19  o  8/ 

Law,  3  o  8/ 

on  the  Irish  Church  Question,  16 «  96— 

15d  Se 

Election  Riots,  24  n  9  € 


on  the  Judgment  against  Ritualism,  24d  6f 

on  the  King  of  Prussia's  Speech  on  opening 

the  PnxsBian  Diet,  6  n  8  e 

on  Law  Reforms,  12n  7 d 

— —  on  the  Leamington  Branch  Accident,  10  o  8  J 

on  the  Liberal  Successes  in  the  Boroughs, 

23  »  7  a 

on  the  Londoner's  Risk  in  the  Street  aad  is 

his  Home,  29  o  9  e 

on  Lord  Carnarvon's  Address  at  the  inn- 
ing of  the  Social  Science  Congi^ees,  2  o  6/ 

on  Lord  Henry  Lennox  and  the  Admirmltj 

Expenditure,  23  0  8  e 

on  the  Lord  Mayor's  Show,  eta,  9  «  9  ft 

on  Lord  Ranelagh*s  Defence    of    Himseilf, 

9o  7a 

on  Lord  Salisbury's  Education  Speech,31 0  7^ 

on  Mr  Lowe's  Speech  at  the  Londoa  I'ai- 

versity,  18n  9a 

on  the  Maories  and  Bed  Indian   Ravs^. 

29o  9d 

on  Sir  Richard  Mayne's  Death,  29  d  6  li 

on  the  Merchant  Shipping  of  England,  :20  :.< 

76 

on  the  Message  of  the  PresideDt,  \0d  Sf 

on  the  Metropolitan  Bouvl  of  Works.  14- 

6e^2ld  96 

on  the  opening  of   the  Metropolitan  Me*t 

Market^  25  n  9  & 

on  Mexican  Affairs,  1  o  7  c 

on  the  Middlesex  Candidates,  14  n  7  a 

on  Mr  Mill's  Idea  of  Election  InterfeieDc-. 

I60  Qd 

on  Mr  Mill  and  his  Defeat,  2Sd  9h 


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lieading  Articles  {continued). 

on  the  Minority  Clause,  3  n  7  c 

on  the  Mifisionarios  in  China,  Sd  9b 

on  Mr  Beale*8  Address,  1  o  7  d 

on  the  Mode  of  conducting  Elections  for 

Members  of  Parliament  in  the  University  of 
London,  6n  6e 

on  Money  Lenders,  29  d  Ge 

on  the  National  Temperance  League  and  the 

Elections,  81  o  7  e 

Note  about,  2«  11  e-^5n  4/ 

on  Naval  and  Military  Retrenchments,  19  d 

96 

on  the  New  Archbishop  of  Canterbury,  17  n 

7c 

on  the  New  French  Map  of  Europe,  30  o  6  6 

on  the  New  Members,  7  d  Sd 

on  the  New  Method  of  Poisoning  by  Socks, 

3o  9a 
on  the  New  Ministry,  5d  9 a — 7  d  8  b — 

Sd  eb—9d  Sd—lOd  Qor^Ud  Se—Ud6c 

— 16d  7a— 17rf  Sd 

on  the  New  Parliament,  23  n  7  c — 12  <£  9  a 

on  the  New  Kules  for  Election  Petitions,  1  d 

8d 

on  the  New  Reform  Bill,  21d  9  a 

on  the  New  Spanish  Government,  13  o  8  c 

on  New  Zealand  Affairs,  28  »  9  c— 3rf  9r 

on  Mr  Newdegate's  Idea  of  the  Irish  Church, 

26o  9a 
on  the  Newspapers  and  the  American  Post- 

Office,  Ud  6/ 

on  Newspaper  Liabilities,  15  d  8/ 

on  the  Nominations,  17  n  7  6 

on  the  Opening  of  the  Law  Courts,  2  n  9  c 

-  —  on  the  Oxford  University  Candidates,  12  n  7a 
Election,  16  o  6  c— 22o  7  6 

on  the  Patriarch  of  Constantinople,  28  d  6/ 

—  on  the  Passage  of  the  Suez  Canal,  2  d  6  r 

on  Pauperism  according  to  Dr  Stallard,  23  d 

9a 

-  its  utility,  etc.,  30  <i  6  d 

on  Payment  of  Parochial  Rates  as  a  condition 

for  Franchise,  18  n  9  c 

on  the  great  Peabody  Gift,  11  rf  6/ 

on  General  Peel's  Retirement  from  Public 

Life,  20  o  7  a 

on  the  Pope's  Pastoral  asking  Protestants  to 

unite  with  him  in  his  General CouncH^  ^o  Sd 

on  the  Present  Aspect  of  Affairs,  8  o  6  c 

-on  the  President's  Message,  21  <i  8  <j— 25  d  6/ 

on  the  Probable  Successor  to  Queen  Isabella, 

17o  8e 

on  the  Proclamation  of  the  Queen  of  Spain, 

1  0  6d 

■ on  the  Proposed  New  Peen«,  27 n  Sd 

. on  Professional  Criminals,  10  d  6/— {JOd  6/ 

on  Protestant  Zeal  and  its  Sluggishness,  28  o 

9a 

on  Public  Economy,  16o  8rf   . 

on  the  Public  Funeral  to  Count  Walcwski, 

Go  Sd 
on  the  Publication  of  Private  Correspond- 
ence, 22o  7 d 
on  Mr  Purchas  and  his  Ritualistic  Observ- 
ances, 16  0  6/ 


Leading  Articles  {continued). 

on  the  Railway  Mania  in  America,  SO  n  7  a 

on  Railways  and  Sir  E.  Watkin,  15  o  9  a 

on  the  Rectory  of  Duddington,  6  »  9  6 

on  the  Reform  Bill  and  its  probable  result, 

11»  86 

on  the  Reported  Postponement  of  the  Elec- 
tions, 28  0  8  e 

on  the  Resignation  of  the  Ministry,  3d  Sf 

— 4d  6c 

on  the  Result  of  the  first  Elections,  18  n  8  e 

— 19  n  7  a 

Retrospect  of  the  Year,  Sid  Gc 

on  the  Revenue  Returns,  2  o  6  c 

on  the  Re-elections,  16 d  6 d — 22 d  6e 

on  the  Rising  of  the  Maories  in  New  Zealand, 

2o  6f 

on  Mr  Roebuck's  Address,  14  o  6  « 

and  Trade  Unions,  26  o  8/ 

on  the  Royal  Bank  of  Liverpool,  23  o  8/ 

on  Scientific  Education  in  Yorkshire,  9n9d 

on  Secret  Poisoning,  12cZ  9  6 — 15  d  9  a 

on  Sir  Richard  Mayne's  Statistics  of  Crime, 

20  n  Sf—2  d  6d 

on  the  South  Wales  Railway  Accident,?  n9d 

on  the  Social  Science  Congress,  7  o  Sf 

on  Spanish  Affairs,  2  d  6  6 — 16  d  7  6 — 28  d 

6e 

on  the  Spanish  Revolution  and  its  Moral, 

19o  8e 

and  its  Financial  Condition,  31  o  7  6 

and  the  Flight  of  the  Queen,  1  o  7  a 

and  Fall  of  the  Monarcliy,  2  o  6  6 

and  General  Prim,  24  o  6/ 

its  Progress,  5  o   6/— 6  o  8  e — ^9  o  Sc— 

12o  6c— 13o  7a— lOo  Sc—in  9rf— 12d  8/ 

on  Lord  Stanley  in  the  Foreign  Office,  6d9b 

Speech  and  the  Peace  Question,  27  o  St 

on  the  State  of  the  Poor  in  Marylebone,  21  o 

9c 
on  the  Suppression  of  Monastic  Institutions, 

etc.,  in  Spain,  21  o  9  a 
on   the   Tory   Prospects  from  the  coming 

Elections,  2  »  9  6 

on  Trade  Unions  and  Strikes,  17  o  8/ 

on  Training  Ships  and  the  British  Seamen, 

30»  7  6 

on  the  Turco-Hellenic  Affairs,  11  d  8  <^--18  d 

6c— 19d  8tf— 22d  6/— 28d  6d-^9d  6c 

on  the  Utilization  of  Young  Peers,  \7 d  9a 

on  the  Visit  of  the  Chinese  Ambassador, 

l6o  Se 

on  Mr  Walpole's  Address  to  his  Constituents, 

27o  7  a 

on  the  Wason  v.  Walter  Case,  26 »  Sd — 

27  n  8/ 

on  the  Weather,  27  d  Sf 

on  the  Well-known  Members  not  returned 

this  Parliament,  21  n  9  c 
on  Women  and   Children  as  Agricultural 

Labourers,  2S  n  7  c 
on  the  Woodstock  Election,  80  o  Sf 

on  the  Wreck  Registers,  6  »  7  a 

Leamington,  Mysterious  death  of  J.  Edwin  Court 

at,  14  0  7  c— 16  0  10  « 
Lear  (Edward)  on  the  Hotels  at  Brindisi,  14  o  9  a 


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[Oct.  1  to 


Leather,  State  of  the  Market,  7  o  5  c— 14  o  if— 
21  0  6/— 28  0  7  h—i  n  6  c— 11  n  6  c—U  n  lOe 
26  n  6  c— 2  d  6  c— 9  c«  7  6—16  d  5  6—23  d  7  d 

Lee  (Rev.  Fred.  Qeo.)  on  the  Lambeth  Harvest 
Festival,  14  o  3/ 

Leeds,  National  Exhibition  of  Worke  of  Art  ht,lo 
4c— So  9c— 6o  10/— 6o  10  6— 7o  10c— 8o 
7c— 9o4/— lOo  7c— 12o  lOrf— 13o7/— 
14  o  8  c— 16  o  11  6—17  0  11  c— 19  o  9  c— 20  o 
9d— 21o6/— 24o  7r— 27o  9/— 28o  6  6— 
29  0  6  c— 81  o  6  c— 2  n  6  (]^2  n  10  6 

Closing  Ceremony,  2n  5d 

Subscription  for  the  Election  Expenses  of 

the  New  Members,  26d  7 c 

Legge  (Captain  Q.  R )  on  the  Review  of  Mr  Xing- 
lake's  Crimea,  27  o  10  c-  30  o  8  6 

Leicester,  Four  Sunday  Scholars  Shot  at  by  a 
Drunken  Boatman,  8  o  6  d — 10  o  11  a 

Lemon  (Mark),  bis  first  appearance  as  Falstaff, 
12o  7/— 14o  6a— 31o  12c 

Lennox  (Lord  Henry)  on  Admiralty  Administra- 
tion, 22  o  6  a 

(Lord  William),  Lecture  on  Wellington,  30  o 

10  c 

Lesson  in  Theology,  9n  lOd 

Lewin  (W.),  on  an  Earthquake  at  Stroud,  2n 
6c 

Lewis  (Richard),  on  the  Life-boat  Institution  as  a 
means  to  support  Life-boats,  6  o  4  c 

Licensing  System,  Meeting  at  Birmingham  about, 
9o  8c 

Conference  on,  1  (2  6  c 

Judgments  under,  lOd  7 d 

Lichfield,  Address  to  Bishop  Trower,  and  Reply, 
for  acting  as  Delegate  for  Bishop  Selwyn, 
Sid  6/ 

Lichfield  (Dean  of)  the  new,  Sketch  of,  6 n  id 

(Dean)  Installation  of ,  14(2  id 

Separation  of  the  Living  of  Tatonhill  from 

the  Deanery  of,  7  n  11  6 

Lifeboat  Service  at  Aberystwith,  2Sd  7 e 

in  Cornwall — Rescue  of  the  Devon,  3  n  4  c 

at  Lytham — Rescue  of  the  TheodoruSf  2n 

5/— 5n  6/ 

in  Northumberiand,  24  d  10  6 

Lifeboats  in  Devon  and  Cornwall,  24  o  7  c 

Qood  Service  at  Great  Yarmouth,  29  o  11/ 

— 31o  5  a 

A  word  about  their  Maintenance,  Soil  e — 

6o  4c 

Lights  on  the  English  Coast,  lOd  5f 

Lime  and  Lemon  Juice,  results  of  the  Merchant 

Shipping  Act,  12  o  10  c 
Lincoln  (Bishop  of),  Health  of,  21d  9c 
Linen  Trade,  Board  of  Trade  Returns,  19  <£  6  c 
Lion,  escape  of  one  from  a  Menageria  at  Notting- 
ham, 6o  7 d 
Liquid  Fuel  as  a  Substitute  for  Coal,  Sd  ie 
Lister  (J.  Moore)  on  the  Reason  for  not  reading 
certain  Prayers  at  Scarborough  Church,  23  o  12  a 
Liturgia  Expurgata,  20  o  4  c — 21  o  12  c 
Liverpool  Address  to  the  American  Minister,  8  o 

10c2— 16o  7  Or— 19  o  lOo— 20o  7  c 
Banquet  of  the  American  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce   to    Lord   Stanley   and    the    American 
Minister,  2  o  7  a — 10  o  9  a 


Liverpool,  Brazil,  and  River  Plate  Steam  NavigaUoa 
Company,  24  o  8  c 

Cattle,  Poultry,  and  Dog  Show,  12d  5e— 

17<;  9c 

Corporate  Expenditure,  16  o  9  e 

Fatal  Fight  in,  24  n  12/ 

Mayor's  Private  Banquet  to  the  American 

Minister,  27  o  7/ 

Novel  Christmas  Weather  at — a  Thunder- 
storm, 2Sd  10  c 

Oxford  (Bishop  of)  at  Liverpool,  3  n  3  6 

Visit  of  the  Americsa  Minister  to,  23  o  91 

24  o  7/— 26o  9/ 

Livingstone  (Dr),  expected  return  of,  So  Se— 
20  o  4/ 

Dates  of  his  Letters,  23  o  10/ 

His  whereabouts,  7  o  7  <? 

News  of,  19  0  10  c 

Lizards,  remarkable  Discovery  of,  in  an  Iron  Mine 
atBrixham,  16  o  10  6 

Lloyd  (Rev,  S.  W.)  on  the  West  End  Distreis, 
9o  4/— 17o  6  c— 23o  116 

Lloyd's,  important  Meeting,  resulting  from  th« 
case  **  Dickinson  v.  Jardine,"  16  o  7/ 

Local  Taxation,  29  o  4  c 

London  (Bishop  of)  to  the  Incumbent  of  St  Al- 
bans, Holborn,  31  d  7/ 

London  Charities  and  Pauperism,  ISd  10  d 

Clergy,  their  Address  to  the  Bidiop,  18d  7f 

Female  Preventive  and  Reformatory  Insd- 

tution,  Appeal  for,  2id  10/ 

Donations,  26  d  8/— 29d  9/ 

Philanthropic  Society,  29  ci  9/— ^Od  if— 

31  d  8/ 

Poorafethe  WestEnd,  19o  9d 

Underwriters  Association*  10  »  10  « — ^11 » 

66— 12»  4c— 14n  lOd 

University,  Notice  to  Voters,  5  o  8/ 

on  the  Examination  for  BA.,  22d  Zd 

Long  ( W.  D»)  on  the  Qodalming  Riots,  3  d  7  6 
Long  Speeches  and  General  Orant,  26  d  10  d 
Longevity,  an  Aged  Couple  at  Ely,  22  d  10  c 
Death  of  Richard  Purser,  aged  112  yean, 

21o5/— 30o7a 

Extraordinary  Female,  in  the  Timet  Obitu- 
ary, 9d  Uc 

in  the  Times  Obituary,  28 o  9  c — 80 o  7d 

11  n  10  c— 25fi  9/ 
A  poor  old  Woman,  Mrs  Leman,  at  Tuddog- 

mill,  aged  106,  12  o  10  d 
of  Six  Ladies,  in  the  Times  Obituary,  24  c{  7i 

Two  Sisters  at  Liskeard,  7  o  7/ 

of  Women,  exemplified  by  the  United  States 

Pension  List,  2id  7b 

Longridge  (J.  A.)  on  the   Mont  Cenia  JEUilwaj, 

24n  10*— 25n  126 
Longsdon  (Alfred)  on  his  BFeach-loading  QtiiB» 

9  o  9  a— 21  0  12  c 
Longsomeness  of  the  Morning  Service,  28  o  11  a 

—30  0  4/— 31  o  6  6—31  o  10  6 
Longworth  v.  Yelverton  Case,  in  the  Ooort  oi 

Session  at  Edinburgh,  31  o  6/  * 
"Losing  Cards,"  lid  116 
Lord  Mayor's  Court,  Notices  of  Triala,  1  »  •/— 

26 o  lie— 19td  11/ 
Lord  Mayor  Elect,  appointment  of  Chaplain,  10  o  7  j 


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May 


Lord  Mayor,  Presentation  to  the  Lord  Chancellor, 
3n4c 

Swearing  in  of,  9  n  12  & 

Show,  as  usual,  Qn  6a 

Banquet,  etc..  Programme,  7  n  9/ 

and  Speeches,  10  n  3  6 

Procession  and  Banquet,  the  cost,  2Gd  9c 

Programme  of  the  Procession,  9  n  5d 

Show,  account  of,  10  n  8  a 

Suggestion  to  teep  Boxing-Day  as  a  closed 

day,  2Sd  5d 
Lome  (Marquis  of),  Banquet  to,  at  Campbeltown, 

20  0  10  c  - 

Freedom  of  the  Burgh  of  Campbeltown  pre- 
sented to,  20  0  10  e 

Lottery  Tickets,  curious  Case  arising  from,  11  d  66 
Loughborough  (Rev,  R  S.),  Appeal  for  George 

Arnold,  an  old  Waterloo  Veteran,  20  n  10  d— 

25  n  11/ 
Louvre  Museum,  Lending  the  Pictures,  29d7  c 
Lowe  ( ),  Speech  on  his  Election  as  M.P.  for 

the  London  Univeraity,  18 n  6  6—22  d  Ae 

(E.  J.)  on  the  Low  Barometer,  29d  9d 

Lucifer  Matches,  and  Farm  Produce,  danger  of, 

2Sdl0d 
Lumley  (W.  G.),  the  new  Queen's  Counsel,  7  dlOd 
Lunacy,  Imprisoning  a  Clergyman  for,  by  another 

Clergyman,  see  Johnstone  v.  Cottam 
Lunatic's  Escape  from  Broadmoor  Criminal  Lunatic 

Asylum,  6  o  9  6—9  o  10  c 
Lyra  Prize  Money,  9d  6a 
Lyttleton  (Lord)  on  Education,  2  o  10  a 

Address  on  his  Voyage  to  New   Zealand, 

17  d  7/ 

M. 
Mackay  (Hector)  on  the  Gold  in  Sutherland,  ISd 

3/ 

Madeira  Vintage,  Report  on,  27  »  7  6 
Mail  Service   to  New  Zealand,   via   Panama,  re- 
duced to  117  days,  SOo  6o 
Mail  Steamer  Douro,  rapid  passage  of,  28  o  7  6 
Mails,    3o     7  b— 5  o     lOf—lOo     10  a— 12  o     8  c 
— 16  o    106— 17  o   7/— 19o    lOc— 26o    6  c— 
2«  12  c— 3  »  3  6— 9  n  6  6— 10»7rf— 16n  12  d 
— 18 n    10<— 23n    7/-— 30  »    9  6— 3d    10  rf— 
7d    5h—l0d    7a— Ud    ib—lSd   7f—21d 
■l2d—2Zd  56— 28d  ie 

American,    6o   6  6 — 6o   9d—7o   Se — 14  o 

4d— 20©  56— 9n  5  6— 14 »  8  6— 28 n  106— 
15  d  5  c— 21d  9e—27d  7e 

. Australian,  16  o  5  a— 20  o  10  6—24  o    10  6 

— 26  0  5  6&C— 28o  5a — SOo  7  c— 7  n  6  6— 
—18 11  5a— 26n  7c— 28n  5  6— 7rf  6/— llrf 
5 fr_i6 d  10 o— 26 d  7 e— 31  d  7d 

. Bombay,    3o    9d—5o    7  rf— 7  o    7  c— 8  o 

7  c— 9  0  10  Or— 10  0  9  c— 13o  10  6— 16  o  5  a— 
15  o  6  6—17  0  5  6—19  0  10  6— 20  o  10  6— 21  o 
66—230  56—260  56— 28o  5a— 2n  12  6— 
Qn  9f—7n  56— 9n  66— ISn  66— 16»  126 
— 16»  12  c— 18  n  5  a— 19n  3  6— 20»  12  a— 
23  n  10  6—24  n  12  6—28  n  5  a— 30  »  4  a— 30  n 
106— Irf  66— 5d  6a— 7rf  9d&c— lld66 
—\2d  56— I7rf  9c&d— 19d  5a— 21d  12c 
— 22rf  7e— 26d  106— 28d  6c— 28d  106— 
29 d  7 c— 81  d  7dke 


Mails,  Brazil  and  River  Plate,  6  o  10  /— 21  o  9  c 
— 24o  106— 3»  36— lOn  7c2— 16c?  10a— 
21  d  12  c 

Cape,    10  o     9  c— 26o    5  6— 27o     7<^— 2» 

12a— 7»  66— 9n  I2c—12d  56— 21d  12c— 
26  <;  10  6 

in  the  Desert,  16d  7 d 

India  and  China,  1  o  10 6 — 2 o  7 c— 3 o  9d 

— 6o  9d—So  7c— lOo  9c— 12o  10  6— 15 o 
6a— 15o  66— l7o  66— 20o  10^— 23o  5a— 
24  0  10  6— 26  0  6  6— 28o  5  a— 30  o  7  c— 31  o 
6  a— 3  n  3  6— 5  n  7  c— 6  »  9/— 7n  6^— 9» 
66— 9n  12a— lOn  7d— 12n  106— 16n  126 
— 21n  5  a— 23n  9/— 23»  10  6— 24  n  12  6— 
27 »  9  6— 28n  6a&6— 30»  10  6 — Id  Sor— 
5d5a—7d  5f—7d  9d— lOd  7d— lid  5  6 
— 12d  56— 16d  lOo— 17d  7  6— 17d  9c— 
18d  76— 19d  6a&6— 21d  12c—25d7e— 
28d  106— 30d  7c— 31d  7c 

Indian   and    Australian,    Detention  of,  in 

France,  5o  10/ 

Mauritius^  7o   7  c — 16  o    10  6 — 9d    5  a — 

18d  7c 

New  Zealand,  28  o  5  c— 18  n  5a 

West  Coast  of  Africa,  3  n  8  e— 17  n  126— 
14  d  7  c 

West  India  and  Pacific,  16  o  5  6 — 28  o  5  c — 

13n  56— 14»  8d— 26»  7«— 14d  10c— 28  d 
10c 

Mainwaring  (Townshend)  on   the   North    Wales 

Elections,  8  d  4  c 
Macrae  (A.  S.)  on  Indian  Hay  lor  Cattle,  27  w  9/ 
Maitland  (John  Fuller)  Appeal  for  Help,  25  d 

9  6— 28d  9  6 
Major  (W.  Wreford)   on  the  Campbell  «.  Tazie 

Pasha  Case,  28  d  116 
Malet  (H.   P.)   on   Colliery  Explosions  and  the 

Barometer,  6d  9/ 

on  the  Season,  15  d  6  c 

Matheson  (W.  T.)  on  the  Defeat  of  Mr  Mill,  21  d 

6/ 

Mallett  (Robert)  on  Heaton's  Patent  for  Manufac- 
turing Steel  from  low  Class  Iron,  23  o  7  6 

Malt  Market,  see  Hops. 

Malta,  Miscellaneous  News,  23  d  5  a 

New  Cable  to  Alexandria,  6  o  9  d 

Ship  News,  6o   9d— 9o  lOd— 12o  10  6— 

13  o  10  c— 14  o  7  c— 23o  5  6— 24o  10  a— 5  n 
7c— 23fi  56— 25»  5  6— 26«  7o— 30n  106— 
5d  5d— 9d  6a— 23d  6a— 31d  7c 

Manchester  (Bishop  of)  and  Rev.  J.  £L  Sedgwick, 

9»  10  c 
Massey  (Mr),  Note  about,  2  »  9c 

(Hon.  W.  N.)  on  Indian  Affairs,  30  o  10  d 

Maude  (F.   C.)  on  Obstructions  in  the  Way  of 

Trains,  3  d  5/ 
Mauritius,  Miscellaneous  News,  6o  9d — 6n  9/— 

9d  56 
Mayors,  Election  of,  in  the  Provinces,  10  n  3/— 

lln  5d 
Mayne  (Sir  Richard),  Statistics  of  Crime,  20  n  10  d 
Maynooth  Grant  and  the  Regium  Donum,  27  »  6  c 
Mayo  (Lord)  and  his  New  Secretary,  20  o  7  c 

Change  of  Offices,  2o  7 a 

Deputation    to,    from   the    Social   Science 

Association,  20o  8c 

79 


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[Oct  I  to 


Mayo  (Lord)»  Deputation  to,  from  the  East  India 
Association,  9n  lOd 

Expected  Recall,  17^06 

Farewell  Addrees  to  his  Constituents,   1 2  » 

9a 

at  the  Suez  Canal,  29d  4a 

on  his  way  to  India,  23  n  10  a 

Mayow  (M.  W.)  on  the  Ritualistic  Services  at 
Brighton,  13  0  10  c 

M'Allister  (Dr),  Appeal  for  his  Widow,  2o  4c — 
4n  12/ 

M'Cabe  (Charles)  on  the  Corn  Averages,  7  o  8e 

M'Clintock  (F.  L.)  on  the  Droghcda  Election,  1  d 
6e 

McDonald  (Captain),  Testimonial  to,  by  Her  Ma- 
jesty's OoTernment,  30  d  10  a 

McGregor  (Malcolm)  on  the  Necessity  of  Locking 
Railway  Carriages  on  the  Off-side,  3  o    7/ 

M'Kenna  (J.  N.)  on  the  Youghall  Bridge  Case,  27  n 
5/ 

on  the  National  Bank,  7  d  Ge 

M'Laren  (Priscilla)  to  J.  S.  Mill,  on  Female  Suf- 
frage, 23  d  9  rf 
M*Veagh  (D.)  on  Orange  and  Yellow  Socks,  Zo 

ed 

Manchester,  Addresses   to   Lord  Salisbury,  28  o 

12  a 
— --  Anti-Ritualist  Conference  at,  7  o  7  a 

Appearance  of  the  Conservative  Candidates 

on  the  Floor  of  the  Exchange,  5n  ie 

Celebration  of  the  25th  Anniversary  of  the 

Saturday  Half  Holiday,  6  n  5/ 

Laying  the  Foundation  Stone  of  the  New 

TownHaU,  27o  7/ 

Mann  (Dr)  on  the  Natal  Gold  Fields,  19  o  4  a 
Manning  (Archbishop)  at  Whitehaven,  2  »  12  d 
Mansfield  (Sir  William),  Civil  Employments  Re- 
cruited from  the  Army,  1 2  n  4  6 
Maoris,  Account  of,  15  o  6/ 
Marine  Insurance  Business,  11  n  6  6 — 12  »  4  c 
Marlborough  College,  Scarlet  Fever  at,  5  cf  5/ 
Marlborough  (Duke  of)  on  the  Woodstock  Elec- 
tion, 19o  5e 
Marriage,  as  it  is,  and  as  it  ought  to  be,  2^d  4e 
MARRIAGES. — In  consequence  of  the  Registrar- 
General  having  a  complete  Alphabetical  List  uf 
all  Marriages  in  the  British  Dominions,  as  also 
of  all  Marriages  of  British   subjects  abroad, 
which  can  be  inspected  at  any  time  at  the  office 
in  Somerset  House,  it  is  not  deemed  expedient 
to  insert  the  minimum  List  as  advertised  in  the 
Times. 
Marriages,  Campbell  (Lady  Edith),  18  d  4f—U  d 

7/ 

Gela  (Duke  de),  24  o  8  6 

Harlan  (Mary,  of  Iowa),  8  o  9  6 

Lincoln  (Robert,  Son  of  the  late  Preaident), 

8o  96 

Menabrea  (Mdlle.),  Daughter  of  the  Italian 

Finance  Minister,  24  o  8  6 

Percy  (Earl),  18  d  4/— 24d  7/ 

Registrar- General,  Quarterly  Return  of,  4  n 

4/ 

Registration  of  Chapels  for,  3  o  6  a — 7  o  5  « 

— lOo  6o— 14o  4  a— 21o  6  a— 24o  4  a— 31o 
7  a — 4  n    7  a — 7  n    7  6—14  n    4  a — 21  n   6  a— 
80 


Marriages  (continited). 

25n   Ga— 28»  5e—2d   3/— 5rf  8ci— 9d6« 
V2d6b—lQd  4  6— 23d  6  6— 26d  4te 

None  in  Clyne  or  Fetlar  during  the  U*: 

quarter,  from  the  Failure  of  the  Herring  F;>L- 
eries,  19  n  3/ 

Marriott  (Montague)  on  the  average  Price  of  Brit- 
ish Com  during  the  past  Year,  8o  5c  , 

Martin  (Dr  R.)  on  the  Licensing  System,  1  d  i^f 

Marylebone,  and  the  Poor-Law,  19  o  9  d-— 21  o  5  r 
— 22o  5c 

Workhouse,  Meeting   of   Guardians,   16  s 

12c 

Measor  (C.  P.)  on  Mr  Mill's  Criminal  Supenrisioa, 

81  d  106 
Medical  Council,  Appointments,  16  n  5/ 

Schools,  Opening  of,  2  o  10  e 

Students,  great  Increase  of,  16  o  10  6 — 23  5? 

12  0^9  n  4/ 

Mediterranean  News,  5  o  8  c — 12  o  9  b — 2  »  of— 

Ud  8e 
Midwives  or  Surgeons  in  Unions,  16»  7  d 
J^Ieere's   (Heury)   denial  of   Interference  in  the 

Aylesbury  Election,  10  n  7/ 
Melbourne,  its  Foundation  and   33d    Birth-d^T. 

4n7a 
Mellor  (Justice),  Death  of,  VI  d  8  a 
Merchants'  Company,  18  (2  5  a 
Merchant  Tailors'  School,  the  Doctor's  Dav,  l^d 

6/ 

Tailors'  School,  Winter  Speeches,  22d  Zd 

Meyrick  Collection  of  Armour,  30  rf  7/" 
Meteor  in  Brazil,  Account  ot\  23  d  9  <£ 

Extraordinary^  seen  at  Wimbledon,  9o  9d 

October  System,  16o  9  6 

Remarkable,  observed  at  Oxford,  23  o  6/ 

Splendid,  seen  near  Liskeard,  13  o  7/ 

Splendid,  in  Full  Sunshine,  5  n  4  / — 6  b  ».*  f 

—7  nil/ 

Visible  at  Hexham,  22  o  6  d — 26  oil/ 

Meteors  of  October,  3  n  3  e 

Persistently  Luminous  Tracks  of,  28  d  9  4 

Meteoric  Showers  of  November,  12  n   8/— IS  « 

10/— 19»  9/— 28»  9  c— 30n  8  a— 7  d  10  6-- 

Sd  8c 
Meteorological  Instruments,  7 d  10  b — S  d  8i 

9d  6/— 25rf  8/ 
METROPOLITAN  BOARD  OF  WOBKS:— 

Alleged  Extravagance  of  the  Boaid,  5  d  !''>.? 

Alteration  of  Names  of  Streets,  \2d  €d 

Coal  and  Wine  Duties  Continuance  B.Il, 

2io  5e 

Dangerous  Structures,  12<2  6e 

Finance  Statements,  10  o   6  6 — 17  a    11  «j— 

24o  5c— 9n    4d—2ln  lOcf— 28«  11a— i? 
10/— 12d  Qd—I9d  6  c 

Financial  Condition  of  the  Board,  12  rf  6  •'' 

Finsbury  Park,  24  o  5  «— 31  o  5/— 9  •  4  -^ 

Fire  Brigade,  17  o  11  o 

Engine  Station  for  Clerkenwell,  28  n  11  ^ 

Gas  Question,  10  o  6  6 — 17  o  11  a 

General  Account,  lOo  66 

Illegal  Practices  by  Scavengers,  31  o  5/ 

Improvements  in  the  Metropolis,  19  rf  6^ 

New  Sewers  in  the  Western  Dibtricts,  'Z\  •■ 

10  d 


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Metropolitan  Board  of  Works  (continued). 

New  Street  from  Blackfriars  Bridge  to  the 

Mansion  House,  I2d  6e 
Park  Lane,  9  n  4  c2 

Parks  and  Open  Spaces,  24  o  5  e 

Post  Office  Telegraphs,  lOo  66 

Proposed  Extension  of  the  Low  Level  Sewer 

to  Chelsea,  28  n  11a 

Public  Improvements,  21 »  10  cJ — 5d  10/ 

Strand  District,  12d  6d 

Thames  Embankment,  Progress  of,  9  n  id 

North,  9  n  id—Sd  10/ 

South,  31  0  6/— 9n  idr-5d  10/ 

West  Ham  District,  31  o  6f 

Metropolitan  Common  Poor  Fund,  2&d  7 a 

Crime,  Statistics  of,  20  n  10  rf 

Line  of  Railway,  10  d  10  6 

Meat  Market,  Kt  New  Smithfield. 

Municipalities,  21d  %d 

Metropolis  of  the  Pacific,  24  n  12  e 
Metropolitan  Sewage  at  Barking,  year's  Experi- 
ments, 9o  lOe 

Mexican  Bondholders,  Note  about,  27  »  7  6 
MEXICO: — 

Bonds,  16  (2  8  a 

Miscellaneous  News,  1  o  4  h — 11 »  5  « 

New  View  of,  2id  ic 

Word  for,  by  a  British  Resident,  1  o  9  a 

Middle  Level,  9 n  11/ 

Middlesex  Hospital,  Appeal  for,  ZOd  id 

Ball  in  Aid  of,  postponed,  21  n  12  c 

MIDDLESEX  SESSIONS:— 

Committee  of  Accounts  and  General  Pur- 
poses, 16  o  9  d— 27  ».ll  d 

Coroners'  Payments,  27  «  11  rf 

Conviction  of  an  Innocent  Mao,  Ido  9d 

County  and  Lunatic  Asylums  rate,  16  o  9  & 

Douglass  r.  St  Leonards,  Shoreditch,  lOn  9d 

Han  well  Lunatic  Asylum,  16  o  9  rf 

House    of    Correction,    Coldbath    Fields, 

16  o  9d 

House  of  Detention,  Clerkenwell,  16  o  9  d 

Late  Matron    of    Colney  Hatch    Asylum, 

27 n  Ud 

. Licensing  Day,  9  o  9  c — 10  o  116 

Matron  of  Westminster  House  of  Correction, 

27  n  11  d 

Phipps  V.  Thrupp  and  others,  10  n  9  d 

Prraentment  of  Qrand  Jury  against  placing 

Goods  outside  a  Shop,  26  »  9  a 
Proposed    Payment    of    Roman    Catholic 

Priests  in  Prison,  16  o  9d 

. Westminster  House  of  Correction,  16  o  9  d 

Military  Dirty  Linen  Wash-house,  27  »  126 

Economy,  17o  96 

Establishments,  26  o  106 

•  Hospitals,  Female  Nursing  for,  in  5a 

Items,  9«  12  c 

Prisons.  17  d  4/ 

Mill  (J.  S.),  Mr  Coningham's  opinion  of,  14»  3/ 
Correspondence  with  Right  Hon.  E.  Bou- 

verie,  16  o  lOrf— 22  o  8/ 
—  on  Crimioal  Supervision,"  Remarks  on,  by 

Mr  Measor,  31  d  10  6 

on  being  charged  as  an  Atheist,  11  n  5  a 

on  the  Permissive  Bill,  10 »  4/ 


Mill  (J.  S.)  on  Party,  24  o  3/ 

Speech  at  Brighton,  I'Sn  6d 

on  Subscribing  to  Mr  Bradlaugh's  Election, 

806/ 

on  Woman's  Suffrage,  23  rf  9  rf 

Miller  (U.)  and  the  Alliance  Bank,  lOo  7a 

(William)  on  the  Restoration  of  St  Giles' 

Church,  Cripplegate,  14o  9a 

Milman  (Dean),  Funeral  of ,  2  o  9  a 

Note  about,  13  o  6  d 

Ministers  of  the  Crown,  poor  Remuneration  for, 

16d  36 
lONINa  INTELLIGENOE:>- 

Almaadra  Silver  Mine,  606a 

Anglo-Itelian,  14  »  10 d—U  d  7b 

Australasian  Gold,  7 0  5e 

Austrian  Mining  Works,  Return,  6  a  6  6 

Brazilian  Mines,  7  o  5  6 — 22  0  4  6 — 28  0  7  6 

__4ft  66— 20»  7d— Id  7b~-id  66— 22d  8a. 
--31rf5a 

Cape  Copper  Company,  24  0  8/— 28  n  6  6 — 

22d  86— 24rf  56 

Chefoo  Gold  Mines,  14  o  7  tf— 10 d  7d 

Chontales  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Company, 

8O0  56— 14n  lOd 

Clifton  Coal  Sinkings,  4  »  6  a 

' Connoree  Mining  Company,  60  7/ 

Copper  Ore  Sales,  24  0  8/— 14n  9c-~llci  76 

Cornish  Ticketing,  3  0  7 d— 9  o  7  6—23 o7d 

— 8O0   5  c— 6  n    6/— 27»   9  a— 4  d   8  c-— lid 

9  e— 18  d  6/— 25  d  10  6 

Dangerous  State  of  the  Barometer,  14  n  9  c 

Discoveries  of  Silver  in  Nevada,  1 1  n  6  6 

Dolcoath  Tin  Mine,  Large  Dividend,  21  d  Qe 

Don  Pedro  North  del  Rey,  606  6—19  o  4  6 

— 2n  6  6 — 6»  6  6 — 16 n  10  6 — 25  »  6c 

Emigration  of  Cornish  Miners  for,  20  o 

10  c 

East  Javali  and  Paron  Mining  Company, 

27n  7a 

Fraudulent  Miners,  a  curious  Case,  19  d  6  e 

Frontino  and  Bolivia  Company,  11  d  7  6 

Gold  Discoveries  in  Idaho,  19  0  4  a 

Gold  in  Sutherland,  12  d  9/— 18d  3/ 

Heaton  Steel  Process,  2d  6  6— 14d  5a — 

19d  7  a— 

Honduras  Opal  Mining  Company,  7  d  7  o — 

8d  5a 
Javali  Mining  Company,  14  n  10  d 

La  Luz  Silver  Mining  Company,  3  0  7  6 

Meeting  at  Redruth  to  consider  the  Stan- 
nary Laws,  12  d  6/ 

Natal  Goldfields,  13  o  4  o— 24  08c 

New  Mode  of   Ventilating  Mines,  a  Trial 

Visit  to  Homerhill  Colliery,  13  o  8/ 

New  Pigment  Discovered  in  a  White  Lead 

Mine,  7  n  6  a — 14  d  5  a 

Nicaragua  Gold  Mining  Companies,  16  o  5  6 

— 24o  8  c— 14n  lOd— 15d  7  a 

Oxide  of  Mercury  Discovered  near  Cudge- 

gong,  606a 

Port  Philip  Gold  Company,  6  0  60 — 13  o  ia 

— 3n  4a— lln  66— Id  76— 4d  7a— 29d  56 

Queensland  Gk)ld  Diggings,  606  o — 6  o  7  a 

Salt  Mines  at  Wicliczka,  21  d  10  c 

Sao  Vicente  Mining  Company,  2  d  5  6 

L  81 


Min 


PALMERS   INDEX    TO    "THE   TIMES'     NEWSPAPER. 


[Oct.  1  to 


Mining  Intelligence  {GonHnucd). 

St  John  Del  Key,  18  rf  5  6 

South  African  Gold  Fields  Exploration  Com- 
pany, issue  of  Prospectus,  10  o  7  a 

Dr  Mann  on,  19  o  4a 

South  Australian  Gold  Diggings,  29  d  5  6 

State  of  SliareB,  1  o  4  «— 2  o  6  rf— 3  o  7  d— 

5  0  5  a  &  b — 6  o  6  d — 7  o  5  e — 8  o  4  e — 9  o  6  d 
— lOo  7rf— 12o  5b&d—rSo  4  6—14  0  4d~ 

15  o  6d— lOo  5d— l7o  7  c^-19  o  4  c— 20rt 
5  dr— 21  o  d  d— 22  o  4  d— 2:3  o  7  f/— 24  o  9  c— 
26  o  7  6  &  d— 27  o  4  c— 2S  o  7  <i— 29  o  Qd— 
80  0    5  c— 31  o    6  c— 2  »   (>  6  &  r— 4  n    6  <i— 5  « 

5  c— 6  n  6  c— 7  r?  6  rf— 9  n  6  6  &  d~10  n  4  d— 
lln  6*— 12?i  4f— 13/1  10(^-]4n  96— 1«« 
lOa&rf— 17n  9r^l8n  116— 19  n  8e— 20n 
7  c— 21  n.  6  d— 2a  n  8  6  &  c— 24  n  10  r— 25  n 
6c— 26n  4(/— 2/71  7d— 28n  6d— 30w  5a  kr 
_]<i  7d—2d  fx'— 3d  6d— 4d  5d— 6d  6d 
_7  (/  7  ft_7  d  7  e-  8  d  5  r— 9  d  7  d— 10  d  4  d 
—lid  7d— 12d  7f— 14d  56&C— 15d  7  d— 

16  d  5d— 17d  7d— 18d  5d— 19d  7  e— 21  d 
7  6  &  d— 22  d    8  d— 23  d    7  r— 24  d    6  r/— 25  d 

6  c— 29d  5e— 30d  5d— 31d  5d 

Statistics  of  the  Mineral  Productions  of  the 

United  Kingdom  in  18G7,  13  ?j  lid 

Steam  Machinery  on  One  Quartz  Claim  at 

the  Auckland  Gold  Fields,  1  o  4  6 

Sutherland,  Discovery  of  Gold  in,  12  d  9/— 

15d  7/ 

Taquiril  Gold  Mining  Company,  8  o  4  6 — 

15  d  7  a— 23  d  7  a 

Tin,  Smelters'  Rise  in  the  Price  of,  fi  o  (>  6 

— 27o  4r— lid  7a^l5d.7f 

Kine  in  the  Price  of,  15  d  7/ 

Wasbal  United  Consolidated  Gold  and  Silver 

Mining  Company,  7  n  6  a — 9  n  6/— 10  n  4a 

Weekly  Business,  19  o  4  a 

West  Wheat  Seton,  Large  Dividend,  21  d  6€ 

Wicklow  Copper  Company,  26  o  11  6 

Yudanamutaua  Mining  Company  of  South 

Australia,  4  n  6  6 — 29  d  5r 

Missing  Friends,  see  Next  of  Kin. 
Missionaries  in  China,  16  d  7/ — 18  d  7  c 
Moldavia  :  Report  on  the  Outrages  on  the  Jews, 

13  o  10  rt 
Moiick  (Lord)  receives  a  Complimentary  Letter 

from  the  Queen,  1  d  6  e 
Moncreifif's  B.irbette  System,  10  o  10  «— 20  o  9  6 
Monday  Popular  Concerts,  17  n  10  €—15  d  9/ 
Money  Lenders,  Notes  to  the  Unwary,  28  d  7  a — 

28d  6<K 
MONEY  MAEKET:-< 
American  Stock,  9  d  7  rt 

Anglo- Austrian  Commercial  Treaty,  4  d  5  a 

Argentine  Republic,  withdrawal  of  Gold  for, 

8d  5a 

Australian  Finance,  17  o  7  a — 16  d  5  a 

Markets,  1  d  7  a 

Austrian  Export  Trade,  20  o  5  a 

Finance,  12  o  5  a 

■  State  Securities,  3  o  7  6 

Tra<lo,  lOd  4a 

Bank  of    France   Facilities  to  Bafiinoss  re- 
commended to  the  Bank  of  England,  25  d  5  a 

Bankruptcy  of    John   Anderson,    of    Mel- 

82 


Money  Market  {continued). 

bourne— Liabilities,  £200,000;  Assets,  £8.  6^ 
6a 

Brazilian  Bonds,  7  o  5  6— 23o  7  a — 16 n  lO.i 

— 19n  8/ 

Market,  SI  o  .6  a— 13  n  10  a — ^16  «  10  a— 

Id  7a 

Buenos  Ayres,  5d  6b 

Checks  Endorsed  by  Procuration,  Law  of 

Paying  such,  29  d  5  6 

Council  of  Foreign  Bondholders,  intended 

Formation  of ,  9  n  6  a 

Appeal  of  the  Cavour  Canal  and  Sardinian 


Railway  to,  14  n  10  c 

Defence  Association  of  the  Cavour  Cansl. 

Septennial  bondholders  Appeal  to  ^he  Stf<k 
Exchange,  14  n  10  c 

Discount  Market,  4  »  6  a 

Disparity  between  the  Five  per  Cents,  oi 

the  Great  Western  and  Great  Eastern  Railwav 
Stock,  17  o  7  o 

Erie  liailway  Company,   Stoppage  of  Near 

Stook,  19  n  8/ 

Egyptian  Bonds,  30  o  5  a 

Exchange  of  Great  Elastera  Stocks,  31  o  ^  e 

Finance  Statement  of  the   United   StaU-. 

13o  4a 

Frankfort  Market,  State  of,  3^  7  a — 9  «»:»«? 

—  14o  4e — 22  o  ia — 5ii  5o — 10  «  i  a — 11*  n 
8/— 26n  4a— 6d  6a— 12d  7a— 16rf  5d- 
19d  7a 

Gold  Ships  from  Australia,  2-0  5  a — 29  o  *'*fi 

— 3  n  4  a — 26  n  4  a — 27  n  7  a — 8  d  5a 

Gold  taken  to  the  Bank,  1  o  4  b — 2  o  5  a— 

3  o  7  a — 5  c  5  a — 9  o  5  a — 16  o  5  a — 1 7  o  7  o— 
19  o  4  a— 20o  5  a — 28  o  7  a — 24  o  Se — 2n  ♦»' 
— 9d  7«— lOd  4  a— lid  7ff— 12rf  7  a—\5d 
7fA— 21d  7a— 22d  8a— 23d  7  a— 24  d  5n- 
25d  5a— 29d  66— 30d  66— 31d  5a 

Greek  Finance,  1 7  n  9  a 

Import  of  Gold,  1  o  4  6 — 2  o  5  a — 6  o  €«— 

26o  7a— 28o  7a— 7»  6a— 10»  4a— 15d  7^ 
— 24d  5a 

from   America,    12  o    5  a — 9»    6  a — 13  ■ 

10  a— 14  n  8  c— 22d  8  a 

from  Australia,  17 o  7 a — 20  o  5a 

from  the  River  Plate,  2  n  6  a 

from  the  West  Indies,  15  o  6  a 

India  Bonds,  forced  Sales  of,  from  Hedn- 

tion  of  Interest,  21  d  7  a 

State  of,  29  d  6  6 

Italian  Tobacco  Loan,  6  o  6  o — 7  •  5  6— S  *: 

4  6— 9  o  5a — 10  o  7  a— 12  o  6  a— 13  o  4«- 
14«  4c— 15o  6a — 16o  5a — 17o  7a — 19o  4  ' 
— 20o  5  Or— 22  0  4  a— 2So  7  a— 24o  8«— 27* 
4c— 28o  7a— 4»  6a— 13«  10«*— 21n  6r- 
23  n  8a^l8d  5  a 

Jerard's  Table  of  Foreign  Bonds  RedeemaKr 

by  Drawings,  etc.,  1 4  »  10  d 

Joint-Stock  Banks  Advance  Rate  of  Interest. 

4d6a 

Lille  Bonds,  2  d  56 

Meeting  of  Foreign  Bondholdexs,  5  »  5  a 

Mexican  Bonds,  16  d  8  a 

^  Dollars,  29 o  6 a — ^28 n  6a 

New  Railway  Loan  for  Victoria,  3  n  4  a 


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Money  Market  (continued). 

New  South  Wales  Loan,  21  »  6  « 

New   Spaniflli   Loan,   30  o   5  a — 26  n    i  a — 

27»  7a 

New  Zealand  Finance,  20  o  5  a 

North   Australian   Company,   Discharge  of 

Attachment,  ISd  5b 

Panic  in  the  Stock  Exchange,  7  d  7  a 

Portuguese  Finance,  (on  Q a — 9  n  6a 

Loan,  15 0  6a — in  6a — 21 ».  6c— 2d  5a 

Stock  on  Sale  in  London,  30  o  5  a — 9rf  7  a 

Postponement  of  the  Dividends,  1  a  4  6 

Reduction  of  Bullion  in  the  Bank  of  France, 

23  9- 7  a 

in  the  Bank  of  England,  23  o  7  a 


Rio  Janeiro,  Financial  Prospects,  9  o  5  a — 

5d  6a— 12d  7b 

Rise  in  the  Bank  Rate  of  Interest,  20  n  7  2» 

Banking  Houses  Rate  of  Interest,  20  »  7  6 

Russian  Loan,  10  d  4  a — 12  d  7  b — lid  5  a 

^ISd  5b 

Railway  Loans,  28  o  7  ar>-8  d  5  a 


Sale  of  Bar  Silver  from  the  West  Indies,  3  o  7  a 

Sardinian  Railway  Company  and  the  Italian 

Tobacco  Loan  in  the  Stock  Exchange,  12  n  4  c 
— 13  »  10  a 

Silver,  Mocatta  &  Gk)ldsmid*s  Circular  on 

the  Improved  State  of,  2  n  6  a 

South  Australian  Bonds,  Tenders  for,  3  o  7  a 

— 9  o  5  a — 14  o  4  c 

Spanish  Junta's  Inventory  of  the   Palace, 

9  o>  5a 

Stocks,  26  o  7  a — 31  ©  6  a 

State  of  Market,  1  o  4  i— 2  o  5  a— 3  o  7  a— 

5o  5a— 6o  6a — ^7o  5  6 — 8o  46— 9 06 a— 10 o 
7  a — 12  0  5  a — 13  0  4  a — 14  0  4e — 15  o  6  a — 
16  0  5a—l7o  7  a— 19o  4<t— 20o  5«— 21o  6e 
— 22  o  4  a— 23o  7  a— 24o  8e— 26o  7  a— 27o 
4  c^28  o  7  a— 29  0  6  a — ^30  o  5  a — 81  o  6  a — 
2»  6  a — 3«  4o — 4»  6  a — 5»  5a—6  7t   6  a — 

7  n  6  a— 9  n  6  a — 10  n  4 a— 11  n  6  b — 12 n  4c 
— 13n  10  a— 14  »  80— 16n  10  a— 17  n  9  a— 
18  n  10  c— 19  »   8/— 20w   7  6—21 »   6  c— 23» 

8  a — ^24  n  10  a — 25  n  6e — 26  n  4  a — 27  n  7  a 
— 28  n  6  a — 30  n  5  a — 1  d  7  a — 2  d  5  a — 3  d 
6a^id  5a— 5d  6a— 7d  7a— 8d  5a— 9d 
7a— lOrf  4a— lid  7a— 12d  7a— 14d  5a— 
15  d  7o— 16d  5  a— 17d  7  a— 18d  5r*— 19d 
7a—2ld  7a— 22d  8a— 23d  7a— 24d  5ar~ 
25d  5a— 28d5d— 29d  56— 30d56— 31d  5a 

Trade  in  California,  ^Oo  5a 

Transmission  of  1,000,000  of  Gold  to  Russia 

by  Messrs  Baring,  17  »  9  a 

Insurances  effected  to-day  for  its*  Ship- 


ment>  1 7  n  9  a 

—  Shipment  of  the  Money  to  Russia^  19  »■  8/ 

Turkish  AflHirs,  9 d  7 a— 11  d  7a 

Finance,  30  o  5a— lOd  4  a— 12d  7  6 

Loan,  17  0  7  a — 23  n  8  a 

United  States  Dividends,  31  o  6a 

Withdrawal  of  Gold  for  Alexandria,  8  a  4  6 

— 26  o  7  a — 5  n  5  a — 5  d  6  a — 17  d  7  a 

Australia,  21  o  6  e 

■ Brazil  and  River  Plate,  21  o  6 6^5  n  5a 

— lOn  4  a— 7  d  7  a 
from  the  Bank,  31  0  6  a — 3  »  4  a — 4  n  6a 


Money  Market  (continued). 

—26  n    4  a— 27  n    7  a— 30  n    5  a— 2  d    5  a— 
3d  6a 

Withdrawal  of  Gold  for  Egypt,   15  o  6  a — 

28o  7a— 16n  10a— 25»  60— 7d  7a— 15d  7a 

India,  13  o  4  a— 30  o  5a—Vln  4  c— 20n 

7  6— 4d  5a— lOd  4a 

Paris,  29  o  6  a 

' —  Portugal,  9  »  6  a 

Monmouthshire  Railway  and  Canal  Company,  6  o 

10  d 
Monmouthshire  :  Is  it  in  England  or  Wales,  10  n 

&d— lln  10/— 13»  5d 
Monopoly  of  Livnd  by  Mr  Bright,  10  »  9/ 
Montreal :  Election  of  a  Bishop,  3d  11a 
Mont  Cenis,  Our  Passage  across,  13  o  8/ 

Route  to  Italy,  10  n  4/ 

Tunnel,  17  o  10  c— 22  o  8f— 19/*  9/— 24/* 

10  c— 25  »  12  6 

Morgan  (Geo.  0.)  on  the  Denbigh  Contest^  29  d  9  d 
Morley  (Wm.),  Appeal  for  Destitute  Orphans,  25  d 

96 
Morier  (D.  C.  H.)  on  Clothes  for  the  Poor  made 

by  the  Poor,  15  d  10/ 
Mormon  Emigrants,  28  0  12  c 

Policy,  Establishment  of  Co-operative  So- 
cieties amongst  themselves,  19/1  3/ 

Morny   (Duchess  de),   Sale   of  her  Jewels,  30  n 

Morris  (G.),  Address  to  the  Electors  of  Gal  way, 
13o  96 

(F.  O.)  on  the  Preservation  of  Sea  Gulls,  7  d 

46 

Plea  for  the  Sea  Gulls,  15  o  10/ 

Mortality  of  Children  in  Pit  Districts,  16  d  3 

Mosley  (J.  L.)  on  Repudiation  of  the  American 
Debt,  13n  4d 

Moule  (Henry)  on  the  Education  of  Pauper  Chii- 
(Iren,  21  n  4  e 

Mozambique,  Expedition  against  Bonga,  the  Black 
Chief,  7  w  5  6 

Municipal  Elections,  Bolton,  3  »  3/ 

Leeds,  3  n  3/ 

Manchester  and  Salford,  3  7*  3/ 

Muntz  (G.  F.)  on  the  Cause  of  the  County  Liberal 
Reverses,  28  n  5/ 

Murchison  (Sir  R.  I.)  on  the  Expected  Return  of 
Dr  Livingstone,  808  c — 20  0  4/ 

Murder  made  Easy,  24  o  10  d 

Murder,  Attempted,  of  a  Detective  at  Northamp- 
ton, 28  d  5  a— 29  d  4  e— 30  d  6  a^31  d  10  a 

Attempted  Wife  Murder  nt  Barusley,  18  d  3/ 

of  a  Wife  at  Blackburn,  7  o  10  c 

of  Thomas  Bottomley  at  Blackburn,  21  n 

66 

of  a  Lady  at  Netting  Ilill,  Apprehension 

of  the  Culprit,  20  o  4  c— 22  o  10  c— 30  o  9  a— 
31o  5a 

of  a  Policeman  at  Blackburn,  19  »  3  6 

of  a  Young  Girl  by  her  Intended,  near 

Braintree,  8d  8/ 

of  an  Arkansas  Sheriff,  Wounding  of  others. 

Capture  and  Lynohing  of.  the  Criminals,  12  o  8  6 

Brutal,  at  Porthrydyfen,  9  o  9  e — 12  o  9  c 

of  an  old  man  at  Velindre,  near  Swansea, 


14  n  7e— 17»  lOe— ild  9/ 


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palmer's  index  to  "the  times"  newspaper. 


[Oct  1  to 


Murder,  Curious  Mode  of  Evading  itfl  Penalty  by 
Illinois  Law,  19  n  11  c 

Determined  Attempt  at,  of  a  Sweetheart,  at 

Sheffield,  14  d  10  d 

The  Late  Attempts  at,  and  Suicide  at  Brad- 
ford, 6  0  7  6 

of  Boldy,  a  Farm  Labourer,  at   Kingston 

Village,  near  Lewis,  12  o  10  c — 19  o  10  c 

of  Mr  Pollard,  an  American  Journalist  for 

Libel,  9  d  9  f 

a  man  at  Blackburn,  killed  by  Irishmen,  19  n 

3  6— 20n  9/ 

of  a  Wife  at  Norwich,  17  o  10  c^l9  o  10  6 

Horrible,  of  a  Wife,  at  Baddesley-Ensor,  \5d 

Revolting,  near  Ackhurst  Hall,  of  a  Young 

Girl,  etc.,  17  d  9/-18d  10/ 
• at  Wells,  Confession  of  the  Murderer,  17  d 

lOd— 18d  9  6 

Respite  of  Sweet,  29  d  8  « 

Suspected,  of  a  Woman  near  Ludlow,  12  o 

9/— 24o  7c— 26o  6c 

Supposed,  of  a  Young  Man,  found  in  the 

Thames,  12  d  6/ 

and  Suicide  at  Fen  ton,  31  o  4/ 

and  Suicide  at  Old  Goole,  a  Grandmother 

and  Two  Children,  20  o  7  c 

and  Suicide  at  Nottingham,  31  o  5  e 

Murphy  (Mr)  at  Blackburn,  7  o  7  a 

Murray  (James)  on  the  Venezuelan  Bonds,  lln  66 
Murrieta  &  Co.,  Continuation  of  the  Firm,  2d  5c 
Museum  of  Practical  Geology,  a  theft  unpunished, 

31d  lOc 
Mushrooms  Poisonous,  7  »  12  f 
Mutual  Life  Assurance,  16  d  5  6 

N. 
Napier  (Sir  Charles),  Unveiling  the  Statue  to,  in 

St  Paul's,  7  n  9  « 
Napier  (Lord)  at  Alexandria,  25n  5a 
~ — —  Banquet  to,  at  Southsea,  29  o  5  / 
The  Sword  presented  to,  by  the  Corporation 

of  London,  exhibited  at  the  Guildhall,  2  n  12  d 

Visit  to  Portsmouth,  16o  4c 

Napoleon  (Emperor)  and  his  Donation  to  the  Cob- 
den  Statue,  19  d  9/— 23  d  9/ 

Napoleon  III.  a  Canon  of  the  Catholic  Chureh, 
3  d  5  c— 4  d  10  6 

Natal,  Christian  Knowledge  Society  and  tiie 
Church  at,  l7o  5c— Id  6d— 5d  4/— 7d  6c 
— 8d  8c— 9 d  5e 

Commercial  Intelligence,  24  o  8  c 

Departure  of  the  Bishop  of  Cape  Town  to, 

lOo  9d 
Farewell  Services  to  the  Metropolitan,  7  o9€ 

The  Lords  and  the  Bishopric  of,  24  o  8  c 

Miscellaneons  News,  10  ©  9  c 

the  New  Bishop,  13  o  8  6—24  «  10  a 

National  Association  for  the  Promotion  of  Social 

Science,  9ee  Social  Sciekcb 
National  Choral  Society,  26 n  7c— 2d  4«— 7d 

5a— 19d  9d 
National  Christian  Convention,  and  their  intention 

to   evangelise  the  world  during  the   present 

century,  9  d  6  6 
National  Gallery,  intended  Read!  ng-room  at,  22  d  7  d 
84 


National  Life  Boat  Institution  Meeting,  8  d  7  a 

Provincial  Marine  Insurance  Company,  1*2» 

4c 

Savings'  Bank  Association,  31  o  5/ 

Society  for  the  Protection  of  Young  GirK 

81d  8c 

Temperance  League,  31  o    7e — 2«    11  «— 

6n  4/ 

Union  of  Constitutional  AsaociAtionB,  80d  7  f 

Nationality  in  Voices,  18  d  4/ 

Naturalisation  Commission,  27  n  9/— 28n  5& — 

2d  6/— 3d  5e— 7d  6d— 9d  96— lOd  lOr- 

14d  7d— 21d  10c— 22d  3d 
Naturalisation  Treaty  with  America,  2So   IJ  d 
NAVAL  AND  MILITASY:^ 

Accident  to  the  GaUiiea,  6n  9/ 

Admiralty  Suits,  new  Act  about,  8  o  9  d 

Aldershott  Half-yearly  Inspection,  8  o  9  c 

Lectures  and  Amusements  for  the  oomii^ 

Winter,  12  o  10  d 

Appointments,  1  o   10  o — 3o  6/ — 7o  7  d— 

— 9o  10  c— 10  o  6  a— 13o  10  c— 14  o  4  a— U« 
7/— 16  0  6  c— 17  0  6  a— 17o  9  6 — 19  o  lOr— 
20o  106— 21  o  5d— 22d  106— 24  o  10 1*— 27 v 
7/— 28o  6  a— 29o  10/— 30o  7  c— 81  o  7  a- 
2  n  12  d— 5  n  4 d— 6  n  9  d— 7  n  7  a— 7  n  Vie 
— 9n  5c— lln  6/— 11»  6a— 14a  4a— 17» 
10/— 18  n  5  c— 19  n  3/— 20  n  12  c— 21  n  5  ^ 
21  »  6a— 24»  12/-25«  6a— 26ft  7e— ^S» 
6c— 30n  lOd— Id  56— 2d  8c— 2rf  106- 
8d  6c— 4d  7c^-6d  6d— 5rf  Sd—7d  9t~ 
8d  7c— 9d  66— 9d  6a— lOd  7/— 11  rf  Of 
— 12d  6  c— 12d  6  a— 14d  7  c— 16d  4  a— l-ii 
106— 18  d  7/— 19  d  5^^-21  d  12 d— 22  d  7/- 
23d  66— 23d  6a— 25d  10^— 26d  4e— 'iS^ 
10  c— 29  d  7  c— 30  d  6  a 

Army  Expenditure,  17  d  6  c 

" Reductions  in,  7  d  9  e 

Artillery  on  Parade,   21  o   9e — 26  0   9  c-- 

27  0    8c— 28o    10  6— 30o    lOc— Sf»    4/— I' 
6/-— 6n  10  c— 6  n  12  a 

— — ^  Captain  Strange  on,  4  »  5/ 
■  Captain  Tredcroft  on,  26  o  9  c 

Award  of  the  £65  a-year  Naval  Pension, 

17  d  9/ 

Battle  of  Balaklava,  Anni\*ersary  Meeting 

of  the  Officers,  23  o  6/— 29  o  10/ 

Trafalgar  Anniversary,  22  o  10  h — 28*  .'/ 

Blowing   up   of   Wrecks    iu    the    Tliainca, 

28d  5  6 

British    Military    Monuments    in    France, 

lo  96 

Cannon   Cartridges,  Silk  or   Clcyth   to   Vk 

used  for,  23  0  5/ 

Civil  Officers  of  the  Royal  Engi&een,  a:* 

they  in  the  Army  or  Civil  Service  f  6  0  11/ 

Note  about,  Bo  10  d 

Closing  of  the  Dockyards,  to  enable  the 

Voters  to  Poll,  10  »  5  c 

Commissions  in  the  Guards  the  Perquisite 

of  the  Queen's  Pages  of  Honour,  6  e  5  & 

Committee  of  Inquiry  into  our  Xaritisitf 

Defences  at  Chatham,  2  e  7/ 

Control  System,  20  »  12  c 

Court-Martial  on  WUliam  Hamilton  Ans^c 

for  Stealing,  11  d  6/ 


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NaTal  and  Military  (eontinued). 

Couri-Martial  on  CuptaiD  Boys,  for  CuUiaion 

of  the  WaiTior  and  Royal  O i]i\  Go  9  d 

on  Serjeant  Dawson,  for  abetting  Corporal 

Lucaa,  5o  7 e 

on  Denis  Donovan,  for  Assault,  id  7 c 

on  Coqjoral  Oeorge  Lticaa,  for  Writing  an 


Anonymous  Letter  to  the  Duke  of  Cambridge, 
2o  7/ 

on  William  Jacob  Outfin,  for  Theft,  23 o  6/ 

on  James  Smith,  a  Seaman,  for  lusubor- 

dination,  So  9  d 

on  Captain  Charles  Stark,  13  o  10  c 

on  Edward  Trohear,  for  Assault,  23  o  5/ 

on  George  Wakeham,  for  Felony,  So  9d 

'  on  Captain  Wilmshurst,  81  </  7  e 

on  William  Wright  and  William  Hill,  for 

Absence  without  Leave,  id  7  c 

Crocodik,  News  of,  31  o  9/ 

-  Deaths  of  Officers  during  the  past  Quarter, 
Official  Account,  1  o  10  c 

Depot  Battalion  System,  SOd  7  e 

Direct  Commissions  without  Purchase,  5o 

7  6—6  0  6  6— Hn  4  6 

Duke  of  Cambridge  at  Portsmouth,  2o  7 d 

Levee,  15  o  #  c— 22  o  10  6 


Duke  of  Edinburgh  resumes  the  Command 

of  the  Galatea^  28  o  7  c 
Examination  of  Candidates  for  Direct  Com* 

missions,  20  o  10  6 

—  Experiments    at    Slioeburyncss,    5o    3  6 — 

12o  7e 

Explosive  Bullets,  16  ti  10  6 

Foot  Guards,  20  w  12  c 

Grand  Fancy  Bali  at  the   Royal  Artillery 

Barracks,  16  c;  10  6 

• Greenwich  Hospital  Pension,  award,  27  w  12  c 

The  Guards,  the  Lancet  on,  18  ci  7/ 

Gymnastic  Iiiatructora.  a})pointment8, 13o  10c 

Health  of  the  Navy,  25  n  4  c 

Jhansi  Prize  Money,  7  »  7  a 

Invention  Committee,  appointment  of,  IScZ  7/ 

Launch  of  H.M.S.  the  Spartan  at  Deptford 

Dockyard,  16  »  9/ 

Machine  for   Firing   Hales'   War   Rockets, 

lo  10  c 

Miscellaneous  Intelligence,  1  o  10  c — 2  o  7/ 

_3  0  6/— 6  o  7  «— «  o  9  d— 7  o  7  rf— 8  o  9c^ 
9  0  10  6—10©  9<i— 13ol0c— 14o7/~16o  5  c 
—16  o  10  c— 17  0  9  6—19  o  10  c— 21  o  5  c— 24  o 
lOd— 26o  12  Or— 27  o  7/— 2So  5rf— 80o  7  c 
-2n  12(/— 3n  3/— 4w  5d— 5n  Adr-^6n9d 
— 7n  12c— 12 n  10c— 13 «  5<i— 14»  10 c— 
17  »  10/— 19»  3/— 20  71  12  c— 21  n  5  6—21  n 
6a-~28n  Oc— 30»  lOd—ld  6  6— 2rf  106— 
— 8d  5c— 4d  7c-5d  5d—Sd  7c— 9d  56 
— lOd  7/— lid  6/— 12d  5c— 14(/  7o— 16rf 

9  c— 16d  10  6— 17  d  9/— 19d  5  6— 21d  12  d 
—22  d  7/— 28  d  5  6—24  d  7/— 25  d  10  d— 28  d 

10  6— 29  d  7  c— 30d  7/1 

MoncreiflTs  Barbette  System,  16  o  10  c 

Monthly  Regimental  Returns  of  Troops  at 

Aldershott,  16  o  10  c— 24ii  12/ 

Movements  of  Troops,  14  o  7/— 11  n  5/ 

Muzssle-loading  Guns,  alteration  in,  7  o  7  d 

Naval  Cadets,  Nominations,  26  o  12  a— 12  n 


Naval  and  HHitary  {eantinwid). 

10  c— 19  »  8/— 9d  9/— 12d  5/— 16d  9  c— 
I8d  7/— 19d  66— 25d  lOo^SOd  7d 

Naval  Competitive  Examinations,  14  d  8/ 

Prize    Money,   21  o    6  a — 7  n    7  a — 14  n 

4a— 2d  3c— 9 d  6a 

Novel     Experiment     in    Naval    Warfare, 

31  o  10  c 

New  Board  of  Admiralty,  1 4  d  6  c- 16  d  9  c 

New  Colonial  Defence  Ship,  9  d  10/ 

New  Scheme  of  War  Office  Control,  14  o  5/ 

Officers  who  have  Leave  of  Absence,  19©  10c 

22  0  10  6 

Officers'  Names  removed  from  the  Official 

List  of  the  Royal  Navy,  1  o  10  c 

Passengers  by  the  England  from  Suez,  7o7d 

Percussion  Fuses,  alteration  in,  9  o  10  c 

Presentation  of  New  Colours  to  the  28th  by 

Lady  Airey,  28  d  10  c 

Prince  Arthur  at  Woolwich,  2  /»  12  d 

Programme  of  Lectures  at  Chatham  during 

the  Winter  Months,  6  o  9  d 

Promotions,   3  o  6  a — 7  o    6  a — 10  o    6  6 — 

17  0  6  a— 21  o  6  a— 24  o  4  a— 28  o  6  a^-7  n  7  a 
— lln  6a— 14  7»  4  a— 18w  5d— 24w  12  6— 25  » 
6a^28n  5  c— 5  d  8d— 9d  6  a— 12d  6o— 
16 d  4a— 19d  6a— 23d  6a 

Proposed  Reduction  of  the  Army,  1  o  10  c 

—5o  76 

Recruiting  Circular,  4  n  5  d 

Regimental  Canteens,  alteration  of  R^ula- 

tions,  4  n  6  d 

Reported  Retirement  of  Sir  Edward  Lugard 

incorrect^  17  n  7/ 

Review  at  Aldershott,  15  o  5  c 

at  Portsmouth,  by  the  Duke  of  Cambridge, 

2o  7e— 3o  6  6 

at   Roborough  Downs,  by  the   Duke  of 

Cambridge,  9  o  10  6 

Royal   Artillery  Theatrical  Club  Perform- 
ance, 8  o  9  c 

Royal  Engineers  on  the  Ordnance  Survey, 

27  n  6/ 

Royal  Marine  Light  Infantry,  18  d  4/ 

Royal  Marines  and  Royal  Marine  Artillery, 

19  d  9/— 24  d  10  c— 28  d  9  c— 30  d  7  c 

Royal  Military  Academy,   Woolwich,  Scar- 
latina at,  15  d  9  c 

Pass  List  of  Gentlemen  Cadets,  22  d  8  c 

College,  successful  Candidates,  26  d  10  a 

Royal    Naval    College,    List  of    successful 

Candidates,  12  d  5  d— 15  d  9  c 

Royal  Navy,  Admiralty  Return,  14d  7d 

Sandhurst  College  Examinations,  7  d  9  c 

Sheerness  Steam  Factory,  Four  Students  to 

be  Entered,  12  o  10  d 

Shoeburynese,  the  Commander-in-Chief  at, 

17o  9c 

Simmons  (Major-General),  Farewell  Address 

to  the  Royal  Engineers,  1  o  10  c 

Soldiers*  Lock-up  and  the  Lancet,  16  n  if— 

18d  86 

Staff  College,  Candidates    for   Admiasion, 

27n  6d— 25d  lOo 

Note  about^  5d  lOd 

Reductions  in  the  Army,  7  d  9  c 

85 


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[Oct  1  u.. 


Naval  and  Military  {continued). 

Staff  College,  Subjecta  for  Examination,  7  o 

Id 

Volunteering  for  the  Army  Reserve  Force, 

80  Oc 

War-Office  Circular  00  Hospitals,  3  d  5  c 

Naval  Administration,  the  First  Lord  to  go  in  and 

out  with  the  Ministry,  \5d  6a 

Night  Attack,  suggested  by  Stonewall  Jack- 
son during  the  War,  lid  ^b 

Navigating  Cadets,  a  Word  about,  2  0  8  e 

Neapolitan  Loan,  13  n  5  6  i 

Needy  Nook  Ragged  Childrens'  Dinners,  \ld  Qd 
— 16c«  10/— 29rf  9/ 

Negretti  (Henrj')  on  the  Wigan  Colliery  Ex- 
plosion, \d  l\a 

Neligan  (Rev.  Dr),  Sale  of  his  Irish  Antiquities, 
^d  5b 

NETHEBLANDS:— 

Budget,  6  n  9  e 

Drain  Tax,  suspension  of,  6  n  9/ 

Proceedings  in  the  Chambers,  2  o  7  b — 9  n 

5a 

Neumann  (George)  on  an  Earthquake  at  Honiton, 

2n  5e 
New  American  Chair,  17»  7« 

Blackfriars  Bridge,  17o  4c 

Dean  of  St  Paul's.  10  0  9/ 

Food — Roast  Donkey,  So  5b 

Granada  Debt,  2o   56— 30o  66— -28w   60 

—Sid  5a 

Jersey  Encroachment  of  the  Sea,  23  o  9  a 

Legal  Knights,  lid  12 « 

Metropolitan  District  Asylum,  2  »  10  d 

Midland    Railway  Terminus,    opening    of, 

lo  8/ 

Ministry,  7d  9  6—9 d  9  c— 14 d  7  a 

and  the  Old  paralleled,  10  rf  7  6--]  Id  9b 

—12d  9d— 14d  7rf 

and  Old  at  Windsor,  lOrf  7  6 

Appointment  of  Private  Secretaries,  lid 

Te-^nd  9b— ±5 d  7c 
Gazette — Announcement  of,  12  rf    6  a — 

16d  ia 

Presentations  to  her  Majesty,  lid  1  f 

Sketched    by    the   Parisian   Newspapers, 

16  d  8  a— 17d  6  a 

Smithfield    Market,   inspection   of,  by  the 

Corporation,  16  o  5/ 

Dinner,  25  n  9  e— 26  n  if 

Opening  of,  21  n  10/— 25  n  9d 

Opening  of,  to  the  Public,  2d  5^/ 


NEW  SOUTH  WALES:— 

Agricultural  Returns,  29  d  10  c 

Anglican  Synod,  Qo  7 c 

Badham  (Dr)  and  the  University,  29  d  10  d 

Colonial  Finance,  29  d  10  c 

Conspiracy  detected  for  the  Assassination  of 

the  Duke  of  Edinburgh,  26  o  5  fr 

Drawings  of  the  Loan,  17  d  7  6 

Ecclesiastical  News,  29  d  10  c 

Finance,  2d  id 

— —  Keeping  the  Duke  of  Edinburgh's  Birthday, 
60  7c 

Loan,  Tenders  for,  21  o  6  c 

Maoris'  Insurrection  quelled,  7  n  5  6 

86 


New  South  Wales  (eontinwd). 

Mate  V.  Nugent,  a  Right  of  Property  Ques- 
tion, 6  o  7  d 

MiscellaneouB  News,  60  7d — 26  o  56 — 2d  i^ 

New  Method  of  Preserving  Meat,  2d  4c 

Official  Changes,  2  d  4  d 

Petroleum  Experiments,  in  id 

Political  News,  29  d  10  6 

Queensland  Agricultural  Labourers,  2d  id 

Railways,  6  o  7  6 

Resignation  of  the  Ministry,  7  n  5  6 

Tour  into  the  lUawarra  District,  do  7  c 

Treason-Felony  Bill,  6  •  7  c 

— -  Wool,  great  Fall  in,  2  d  4  c 

See  also  Australia. 

New  North  Staffordshire  Infirmary,  op«iing  at 
7o  96 

New  Street  from  Blackfrians  to  Mansion  House, 
22  0  9/ 

New  York,  Rise  in  House  Property  in,  19  o  Sd 

NEW  ZEALAND:— 

Account  of,  by  an  ex-colonial  M.P.,  10  n  4i 

Account  of  the  Escape  of  the  Maori  Pris- 
oners, 28  o  5  f 

Account  of  the  Maoris,  15  o  6/ 

Attack  upon  Te-Ngatmo-te-Manu,  five  Offi- 
cers and  fourteen  Men  killed,  28  o  5/ — :>7  a  9  e 
—Id  9/ 

Auckland  Oold-fields,  1  o  8  e 

-  —  Bishop  of  Lichfield'^  narrow  Escape  from 
Shipwreck,  28  0  5  e 

Earthquake  in,  30  d  7  6 

Endeavour  to  re-capture  the  Convicts,  SS*  5( 

Farewell  Fete  to  Sir  George  Grey,  28  o  5/ 

Finance  of,  20  o  5  a 

French    Whaler    landed    180    Convicts    a: 

Peverty  Bay  from  Chatham  Island,  I  o^  8  e 

Leading    Article    on    the    Riaing    of    the 

Maoris,  21  e  6  e 

— =-  Lord  Lyttleton's  Voyage  to,  17  d  7/ 

—  Maoris  Address  to  Bi^op  Selwyn,  31  d  4  e 
Military  Discipline  in,  4d  7/ 

Miscellaneous  News,  27  n  9  e — 1  d  9/ 

Murder  of  Captain  Ross  and  several  of  his 

Men  at  Patea,  1  o  8  d 

Note  on  the  News  from,  2  o  10  d 

Opening  of  the  Assembly,  1  o  8  c 

Proceedings  of  the  Assembly,  28  o  5  « 

Salmon,  Report  on,  28  »  10/ 

Ova  for,  26  d  7  a— 29  d  8  <n— 30  d  5/ 

Warfare  in,  9  d  5  c 

Wool  Trade,  5d  id 

Newdegate  ( ),  Speech  at  Coleehill,  23  o  6  c 

Letter  to  Dr  Temple,  31  o  12  6 

Newport  Market  Refuge  Appeal,  14  d  4  6— 24<i 

10/— 31  d  8/ 
Newspapers,  Early  English,  13  0  10  c — 14  o  8e 

and  the  Post  Office,  17  d  6  d 

Reading,  dreadful  Consequences  of ,  1  a  7/ 

Stamps,  the  Number  issued,  12  o  5  6 

the  Number  supplied  to  various  papers, 

2d  76  

NEXT  OF  KIN,  ETC.,  WANTED :— 

Adamson,  Robt.,  A  Co.,  10  n  1  6 

Aldington,  Sarah,  16  n  1  6 

Aldridge,  John,  13  o  1  6 


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Next  of  Kin,  etc..  Wanted  {cmUinuedl 

Next  of  Kin,  etc..  Wanted  (continued). 

Allan,  Alexander,  lOn  3  6 

Collins,  Mary,  16  n  1  6 

Allen,  Mrs,  14  rf  1  6 

Coney,  Frederick,  12  »  1  6 

Ambrose,  Edward,  10 n  lb 

Cook,  Thomas  Anthony,  22d  lb 

Archer,  Argent  Golding,  25  rf  16 

Corbefct,  Thomas,  9  d  1  6 

Armstrong,  George,  10  »  1  6 

Cottle,  Richard  John,  12»  1  6 

Armstrong,  Susan,  or  Renault,  16  n  1  ft 

Craddock,  John,  12w.  16 

Ashton,  Arthur,  10  n  1  6 

Aspinall,  Benjamin,  10  n  1  6 

TaV>««     nn/4     lij'f]  nrj  M         1  CI  yM        1      ]t 

— ^— ^—  uuuii  aiiu  jCiUwiu,  un  so 
Crawford,  Robert,  &  Co.,  12  »  1  6 

Astle,  Thomas,  6  o  1  6 

Creighton,  William  Waterhoiise,  11  n  1  6 

Aubrey,  Madame,  4d  lb 

Compton,  Charles,  12  «  16 

Bain,  Walter,  11  d  1  b 

Crowder,  John  PeckoUer,  Un  16 

Baron,  Joseph,  10  n  1  6 

CuUmer's  Index  to,  7  »  16 

Bann,  John,  10  n  1  6 

Camming,  John,  12»  1  6 

Barker,  Ann,  ISn  lb 

Currie  &  Roberts,  12  »  16 

Bay  ley,  Peter,  &  Co.,  10  n  1  6 

Curtis,  John,  29  o  1  6 

Beaumont,  Ann,  11  ?i  16 

Daniell,  Edw.,  13  n  1  6 

Bell,  Richard.  10  n  1  6 

David,          ,  21  rf  1  6 

Dr  William,  1  o  1  6 

Daviea,  John  Thomas,  16  d  1  6 

Benham,  Francessa,  8d  1  b 

Bennett, ,  formerly  Butler  at  34  Caven- 
dish Square,  13  o  1  6 

Thomas,  10  »  1  6 

Bicknell,  Mrs  James.  1 0  rf  1  6 

Bird,  Thomas,  11  n  1  6 

Birkett,  Charles  James  Nelson,  11  n  16 

Blackburn,  John,  10  n  1  6 

Bone,  Mary,  24  d  1  6 

Boussard,  Madame,  10»  1  6 

Bovell,  Elizabeth,  18n.  1  6 

Bowyer,  Anthony,  11  n  1  6 

Brakin  de  Renzy,  Dr,  15  o  16 

Brazier,  William  Wales,  the  Will  of,  ir,d  1  h 

Brent,  Daniel,  11  n  1  6 

Bridge,  Mrs.  4  »•  1  6 

Bristowe,  Margaret,  18  «  1  6 

William,  18»  16 

Bromley,  Mrs  Gordon, /orm^r/y,  10  d  16 

Browne,  Rev.  Thomas,  2  o  1  6 

Brownlow,  Thomas,  17  d  1  6 

Bruce,  Mary  Ann,  17  d  1  6 

Simson,  11  n  1  6 


Bryson,  George,  11  n  1  6 
Budd,  Charles,  5  o  1  6 
Bull.  Charles  F.,  13ti  16 
Bullock,  Henry,  11  »  16 
Bum,  John  llderton,  11  n  1  6 
Burt,  Andrew,  4d  1  6 
Butcher  &  Oliver,  1 1  »  1  6 
Butler,  James,  11  n  16 
Joanna,  11  n  lb 


16 


Buttersbv,  J.,  17  o  16 

Bywater,"^  William,  21  rf  1  6 

Campbell,  Borden,  &  Co.,  12  /? 

Card,  John,  T2n  lb 

Carder,  Cane,  &  Co.,  1 2  »  1  6 

Carter,  Richard,  12n  1  6 

Cassanas,  Michael,  12  »  1  6 

Chambers'  Next  of  Kin  Office,  21  n  16 

Chalmers,  Robert,  28  o  1  6 

Chandler,  or  Candler,  John  or  Jacob,  Zldlb 

Charters,  Benjamin,  12  n  11  6 

City  Road  Trust  Books,  28  «  1  6 

Clarkson,  John,  &  Co.,  12  n  1  6 

■ Clinton,  John,  12  n  1  6 

Collins,  James,  12  n  16 


Mary  Ann,  16  d  1  6 

Davis,  Charles  Grey  Ho  wick,  10  o  1  6 

Dean,  Thomas  Anthony,  13  »  16 

De  Bray,  Jacob,  13  n  1 6 

De  Franca,  Joseph  Henry,  13  »  1  6 

Delaine,  Henry,  15  d  1  6 

De  Salome,  A^2d  lb 

Dickson,  Henry,  13  n  1  6 

John.  13  n  1 6 

Dixon,  John,  25  n  1  6 

Dompierre,  J.  H.  D.,  13  »  16 

Donaldson,  Samuel,  13  n  1  6 

Driecoll,  William,  13  n  1  6 

Dunderdale,  H.  and  W.  T.,  13  »  1  6 

Edwards,  Robert,  5  »  1  6 

Thomas,  12  d  16 

Edge,  Benj.  0.,  17  o  1  6 

Eyre,  Elizabeth,  4  n  1  6 

Elliott.  Julia,  16  n  1  6 

Ellis,  George,  Harriet,  Reuben,  Emma,  and 

William,  22  d  16 

Elaton,  Daniel,  14n  1  6 

Engravers  of  certain  Dies  named,  required, 

23n  16 

Evans,  John,  14  n  1  6 

Families  Wanted  to  Claim  Estates,   long 

Unclaimed,  23  o  1  6 

Fidkin,  James,  14  »  1  6 

Firth,    Ann,    Hannah,    Elizabeth,    Henry, 

18»16 

Foljambe,  Samuel,  or  Henry,  23  o  1  6 

Forbes,  John,  14  n  1  6 

Foster,  Thomas,  14n  1  6 

Fothergill,  Sarah,  18  n  1  6 

Fowler,  John,  27  n  lb 

Francis,  John,  14  n  1  6 

Frost,  John  Leigh,  lA  n  16 

Furlong,  Michael,  14  n  16 

Gardner,  Alfred,  11  d  1  6 

Henry  16  n  1  6 

Gautier  &  Co.,  16  »  1  6 

Gedge,  John,  16/*  16 

Gee,  G.  H.  Egremont,  28  d  1  6 

Gilbert,  Joseph,  16  n  1  6 

Gill,  George,  16n  1  6 

Gordon,  Robert,  26  n  1  6 

Mrs  Robert,  1  d  1  6— lOd  1 


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[Oct.  1  to 


Next  of  Kin,  etc,  Wanted  (continued). 

Goldamith  &  Co.,  16  «  1 6 

Qoleburn,  Thomas  Lynch,  16  n  1  6 

Qraham,  Mrs  Ingham,  1  o  1  6 

Granet,  Dr  Bonaveuture,  16  72  16 

Gray,  Robert,  1  0  1  6 

Greaves,  J.  B.,  16  n  16 

Green,  John,  1 6  »  1  6 

Mrs  Margaret,  23  0  1  6 

Grinsell,  William,  16  n  16 

Grover,  Thomas,  16n  1  6 

Gumey,  Catherine,  5  n  1  6 

GyellB,  Peter,  18  n  16 

Hamer,  John,  17  »  16 

Hamilton,  John,  17  »  1  6 

Hamley,  Lacy,  &  Co.,  17  »  1  6 

Hancock,  John  and  William,  17n  16 

HarrL«,  Henry,  2id  lb 

Harrison,  Charles,  17n  16 

,  21  d  1  6 

Simon,  &Co.,  17n  1  6 

Hastings,  Marquis  of,  25  n  16 

Hatton,  Elizabeth,  10  0  1  6 

Hawkes,  John,  and  Thetis  Seabrook,  Mar- 
riage Certificate  of,  10  rf  16 

Hayes,  Charles,  17  n  1  6 

Haynes,  Ann,  17  »  1 6 

Hayward,  Eliza  Ann,  30  ef  1  6 

Mary,  30d  16 

Heath,  Thomas,  17rf  16 

Heathcote,  Thomas,  17  »  1  6     , 

Hernon,  Elizabeth,  17  »  1 6 

Hewitt,  Daniel  Charles,  17  n  16 

Hickman,  Mrs  Sophia,  15o  16 

Higginbottom,  Geor^o,  I7n  16 

Hill,  George,  Mary,  John,  17n  1  6 

Thoma.«,  &  Co.,  17«  1  6 

William,  16rf  16 

Hitch,  Mrs  Ann,  23  o  16 

Hodges,  Ellen,  6  n  1  6 

WiUiam,  18n  16 


of, 


Hodgson,  Isaac,  18  »  1  6 

Holland,  George,  ISn  16 

HoUoway,  John,  &  Co.,  18  »  1  6 

Howell,  Thomns,  18n  1  6 

Hubert,  AKred  Mann,  28rf  16 

. Henry  Augustus,  28  if  1 6 

Hudson,  Justice,  18»  16 

Hugue  de  Montgommery,  M.  le  Comte,  15  d 

16 
Hummell,  Sarah,  18n  16 

Hunt,  John,  18n  1  6 

John,  son  of  Amos  Hunt,.  7  n  1  6 

Thomas,  5  »  1  6 

Ikin,  Jonathan,  18  n  1  6 

James,  John,  18n  1  6 

Joseph,  18  n  1  6 

Jarvis,  Sir  Samuel  Raymond,  lid  lb 

.  —  Jenning's  Property,  Pearcej',  7  o  1  6 

. ,27ol6— 11»16— 18nl6— 19fil6 

Robert,  Baptismal  Certificate,  16n  1  6 

Johnston, ,  20  n  1 6 

Charles,  &  Son,  18  »  1  6 

James,  1 8  n  16 

William,  18  n  16 

Jones,  Sophia,  81  0  1 6 

88 


Next  of  Kin,  etc..  Wanted  i6imtinu€d). 

Judge,  Joseph,  18  n  1 6 

Keating,  Ann,  18  i»  1  6 

Kirk,  John  and  Charlotte,  3  o  1  6 

Kitchen,  James,  29  0  1 6 

Knight,  Richard,  18  »  1  6 

Lacey,  Thomas,  k  Co.,  19  »  16 

Lamont,  John,  19n  1  6 

Langston,  Thomas,  19n  16 

Lavemelle,  Oscar  Bonfils  de,  the  Hurderere 

2d  16 

Lay,  Mark,  19  n  1  6 

Lean,  John  Harvey,  19n  1  6 

Leite  &  Co.,  of  Buenos  Ay  res,  26  «  1  6 

Levitt,  Lewis,  19  «  1  6 

Lindo,  Alexander,  19  f»  1  6 

Lineker,  Edwin  George,  23  o  1  6 

—  Henry,  23  o  1  6 

Lindsay, ,  21  e^  1  6 

Little,  John  Samuel,  25d  lb 
Lloyd,  John,  1 9  n  1 6 

—  Miss,  Ud  lb 

London  Portable  Gas  Company,  16  n  16 
Low,  General  Sir  John,  18  n  1  6 
Lushington,  Charles  Alexander,  19  m  16 
Lynch,  Wm.,  Vance,  &  Co.,  19  n  16 
Mace,  Charles,  19  n  1  6 
Mackey,  Martin,  31  o  1  6 
Mackenzie,  Murdock,  19  n  16 
Mackintosh,  John,  19  »  1  6 
Malcolm,  Samuel,  20  n  1  6 
Mann,  Henry  Woodrow,  12  n  1  6 
March,  Thomas,  20  n  1  6 
Marks,  John,  20  n  1  6 
Marshall,  William,  20  n  1  6 
Martin,  Adam,  20  n  1  6 

—  Francis  Pitney,  21  n  1  6 

—  James,  21 »  16 

—  Thomas,  20  n  16 
Mathews,  James  Hadds,  20  i»  1  6 
Maunder,  Samuel,  20  71  16 
Maynard,  Thomas,  20  n  1  6 
Mayers,  Maria,  10  n  16 
McCarthy,  Phcobe,  19  n  16 
M'Donald,  James  and  Jemima^  2  o  1  6 
Mealy,  William,  20  n  16 
Mill  ward,  Thomas  Nixon,  8  o  1  6 
Mills,  George,  20  »  1  6 

—  of  Half-Moon  Street,  21  d  lb 
Miller,  Alexander,  20  »  16 

—  James,  20  n  1  6 
Milner,  Joseph,  &  Co.,  20  n  1  6 
Missing  Friends  and  Relatives  in  AustndiA. 

Mitchell,  F.  C,  21  n  16^ 

—  Hannah,  2  o  1  6 

—  Martha,  18  »  1  6 

—  Strasbourg,  21  »  1  6 
Moore,  George,  2o  1  6 
Moote,  Joseph,  21  n  1  6 
Molineux,  William,  21  n  1  6 
Moorhouse,  John,  21  n  1  6 
More,  Alexander,  &  Co.,  21  r  1  6 
Morgan,  John,  '21  n  lb 

—  William,  28  d  1  6 
Morgue,  Falcrand,  21 71  1  6 


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Next  of  Kin,  etc.,  Wanted  (continued). 
Moaeley,  John,  21  %  1  6 

Mullins  V.  HuBsey,  13  n  1  i 

Murieta,  Cristobal  de,  20n7 b 

Murray,  Robert,  21  »  1  6 

Murrish,  John,  21d  lb 

Nash,  James,  21  n  1  6 

Xeilson,  Archibald,  21  »  1  6 

Newman,  Henry,  21  n  lb 

Nicholson,  Lieutenant  Thomas,  in  lb 

Nicola,  John,  21  »  1  6 

Nixon,  James,  &  Co.,  21  nib 

Norton,  John,  25  n  16 

Older,  James,  23  n  1  6 

Oliver  &  Butcher,  23  n  1  6 

Olrod,  Jane  Sarah,  21  o  1  6 

O'Reilly,  Young,  k  Co.,  21  »  1  ft 

Owen,  Owen,  21  «  1  ft 

Page,  Richard,  28  «  1  ft 

Paine,  Elizabeth,  alias  Hatton,  10  o  1  ft 

Palmer,  William,  23  n  1ft 

Parish,  Bollard,  &  Co.,  23  «  1  6 

Park,  John,  23  n  1  ft 

Thomas,  14  o  1  ft 

Parker,  Eliza  Peters,  23  n  1  ft 

John,  23  »  1  ft 


Partridge,  Ann,  23  7i  1ft 
Patterson,  John,  27  o  1  ft 
Payne,  Emma,  20  o  1  ft 
Hannah,  23  n  1  ft 


Pearcey,  Mary  Ann,  7  o  1  ft 

Pearson,  Juliana,  17  d  1  ft 

William,  23  »  1  ft 

Peele,  Turner,  &  Scott,  23  n  1ft 

Pemberton,  Martha,  17  li  1  ft 

Percy,  Charles  and  Margaret,  Marriage  Cer- 
tificate, 21  o  1  ft 

Perkins,  John,  24  n  1  ft 

Jonah,  24  /»  16 

Perigal,  John,  23  »  1  ft 

Peters,  James,  24  »  1ft 

Phelps,  Mrs,  4  »  1  ft— 24  n  1  ft 

Phillips,  John,  24  »  16 

&  Johnson,  24  n  1  ft 

Philpot,  William  and  Elizabeth,  12o  1  ft 

Piggot,  George,  30rf  1ft 

Pinder,  Peter,  18  »  1  ft 

Plates.  Sarah,  23  »  1  ft 

Pollard,  William,  24  n  1  ft 

Porter,  Henry,  24  »  1  ft 

Potter,  Samuel,  24  n  1  ft 

Ramsay,  Robert,  24  »  1  ft 

Ratten  bury,  Ann,  12  n  1  6 — 1  rf  1  ft 

Ray, ,  21<i  1ft 

Read,  Maria  Jennings,  18  h  16 

Reade,  Rev.  Richard,  28  n  1  ft 

Reid  &  Milne,  24  »  1  ft 

Reilly,  John,  24»  1  ft 

Renault,  Susan,  16  »  1  ft 

Rhodes,  George,  25  n  16 

Richards,  Charles,  25  n  1  ft 

Thomas,  24  n  1  ft 

Ripon,  a-vckville,  17  d  1  ft 

Roberts  k  Currie,  25 n  lb 

Robertson,  Alex,  and  James,  25  n  1  ft 

Robinson,  Clarkson,  &  Parker,  25  n  1ft 


Next  of  Kin,  etc..  Wanted  (continued). 

Rochfort,  F.,  25  w  1  ft 

Rordanoz,  Henry,  25  ii  1  ft 

Rossow,  Robert,  25n  lb 

Ross,  Colin,  25  n  1  ft 

Ruffle,  Hannah,  16rf  1  ft 

Russell,  T.  S.,  25  »  1  ft 

Rymer,  Jaoe,  25  n  1  ft 

Sainsbury,  John,  18»  1ft 

Salter,  Sarah,  26  »  1  ft 

St  John,  Horace,  22  o  1  ft 

Schofield,  Joseph,  28  n  1  ft 

Seabrook,  Thetis,  and  John  Hawkes,  Mar- 
riage Certificate  of,  10  d  1ft 

Searle,  Rear-Admiral  J.  C,  26  n  1  ft  * 

Seffley,  Charies,  26  n  1  ft 

Selby,  Mina,  5  o  1  ft 

Severn,  Benj.,  26  ?i  1ft 

Shiriey  &  More,  26  n  1  ft 

Sianson,  George,  26  n  1  ft 

Simpson,  Wni.  West,  26  n  1  ft 

Skene,  George,  28  n  1  ft 

Smith,  Ann,  19  n  1  ft— 26  n  1  ft— 28  »  1  ft 

Francis,  26  n  1  ft 

James  and  Thomas,  28  n  1  ft 

Jane  and  Mary,  5  n  1  ft 

John,  28»  16 

Lindsay,  k  Co.,  26  n  1ft 

Mr,  of  Middlesex  Hoepital,  26  n  1  ft 

Sarah  Ann,  7  n  Ih 

William,  26  »  1ft 

Smyth,  Constantino  J.,  26  »  16 

Socidt^  li  Responsabilit^  Limit($e  des  Affrd- 

teurs  du  Great  Eastern,  Claimants,  4  d  1  ft 

Soho  Discount  Company,  28  s  1  ft 

Spanjer,  Juliana  Dorothea,  3  d  1  ft 

Stael,  Ann,  16  »  1  ft 

Standley,  Edw.  and  Richard,  28  n  1 6 

Stanhope,  Maria  Elizabeth,  26  »  16 

Stanley,  Edward,  28  n  1  6 

Stevens,  Elizabeth,  10  d  1  ft 

Stevenson,  John,  21 »  1  ft 

Richard,  28  n  1  ft 

Stewart,  Alexander,  20  n  1  ft 

Mr8A.,lo  1ft 


Steenbergen,  Maria  Elizabeth,  26  »  1  ft 

Stoddart,  William  and  George,  28  i»  1  ft 

Stodder,  Seth,  28  n  1  ft 

Streeter,  John  Mitchell,  28  »  1ft 

Stuart,  John,  28  n  1ft 

Syde»,  Robert,  28  w  1  ft 

Sykes,  Jolin,  k  Sons,  28  n  1  ft 

Szarka,  Francis,  29  o  1  ft 

TaUis,  John,  30  »  1  ft 

Thomson,  Isaac,  8  d  1  ft 

Thornton,  Harry,  21 »  1ft 

Thomas,    Children    of.   Record  of    their 

Baptism,  21  o  1  ft 

Topp,  WiUiam,  9  »  1  ft 

Turner,  Robert  Drysdale,  19  n  16 

Vokins,  Robert,  26  o  1  ft 

Wall,  Mary  Ann,  17  d  1  ft 

Waring,  Richard  Hill.  7  n  1  ft 

Weatherhead,  Thomas,  17d  1  6 

Webster,  James,  30  »  1  ft 

West,  Joseph,  30  »  1  ft 

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[Oct.  1  to 


Next  of  Kin,  eto.,  Wanted  (c(mtinued). 

White,  G.  F.,  30  n  1  6 

John,  30  a  1 6 

Whitakei*,  Joseph,  30  »  16 

Whitford,  Thomas,  18  o  1  & 

Wilkinson,  George,  30  n  I  6 

John,  30  w  16 

Willet,  Charlotte  Woolet,  20  «  1  6 

Williamson,  James,  30  n  I  6 

Wilson,  A.  A.,  6  »  1  6 

Christopher,  Edw.,  and  Thomas,  80  »  1  6 

or  Hitch,  Ann,  23  o  1  6 

John  E.,  30  »  1  6 


Wolff,  Ernest,  30  n  1  6 
— •  Em&^t,  George,  and  Herman,  30  »  1  6 
Wood,  Charles,  30  n  1  6 

—  Clement,  13  n  16 

—  Eliza,  11 71  1 A 

—  Humphrey,  &  HiU,  30  »  1  6 

—  Thomas,  30  n  16 

Woods,  James  Pontefex,  29  o  1  6 
Wright,  WiUiara,  80  »  1  6 
Woodroff,  Thomas,  2rf  1  6 
Wynne,  George,  7  n  1  6 
Peter,  9  o  1  6 


Young,  Elizabeth,  10  »  16 

Zimmerman,  Fred.  Christian,  30  «  1  6 

Niagara,  new  Bridge  at,  20d  7  c 

Nice,  CesspoolB  in,  9  o  8  c 

Night-Houses,  22rf  7/ 

Noake  (J.)  on  the  Land  Tax,  id  10b 

Norfolk  (Duke  of),  Sale  of  his  Advowsons,  17  d 

&d—2Sd  7e 
North  Australian  Company,  13o  4a 

German  Lloyd   Steam    Fleet,   18  »   5  c — 

19(2  5€ 

North  Pole,  Progress  of  the  Swedish  Expedition 

to,  5  o  7  d 
Northcote's  (Sir  Stafford)  Note  to  Mr  Gladstone, 

28o  6  6 

Questions  put  to,  by  an  Elector,  81  o  7  c 

Northampton,    Banquet  to  Sir  R.  Knightley  at, 

27  n  5/ 
Norton  (J.  L.)  on  Tube  Welle,  10  n  Sd 
Norwich  Eldon  Club  Meeting,  9  <i  9  6 

Union  Life  Office,  19  o  4  a 

Nothing  Lost,  3  o  9  e 

Nova  Scotia,  Proposal  to  Accept  the  Union  for  a 

few  Years,  3  o  9  c 
Novel  Mode  of  Duelling  by  two  Sailors,  11  n  6  c 
November  Meteoric  Showers,  12  n  8/— 16»  12/ 

—18  n    10/— 19  n   9  /— 28  n  9  e— 30  n  8  a— 

7d  10  6— 8  rf  Se 
Nugent  (Richard)  on  the  Irish  Deaneries,  21  o  lie 

on  the  Nathlash  Incumbency,  21d  6  b 

Nurses  for  the  Sick  Poor,  2  n  11  6 — 5  n  ic 

O. 

Oaks  Colliery  Explosion,  Second  Anniversary  of, 
12  d  6/ 

Ocean  Postage,  23d  5  e 

October  Meteor  System,  16  o  9  6 

Official  Appointments,  8  o  6  a — 3  o  6  d — 7  o  7-a 
_10  0  6  a— 10  o  11  <i— 14  o  4  «i— 14  o  4  ri- 
le o  8/— 17  0  6  a— 17  o  10  e-^19  o  7  e— 21  o 
6rt— 22o  lOri&c— 24o  4  a— 24  o  4  6—24  o 
90 


7  c— 28  0  6  a— 31  o  7  a— 31  o  11  a — 4  »  7  «- 
5n  7e— 7n  12  6— 10  »  7c— lln  6a — 16  «  9/ 
—18  n  5  ci— 21  n  6  a— 21  n  12  c— 25  n   6  a— 
28  n  10/-^0  n  4  a— 2 d  3e— 2  d  7/— 4  rf  7  ^ 
— 5rf  7  a— 5  d  8ci— 5  d  9/— 9rf  6a— 12rf  i^ 
—12d  9c— 12rf  lid— led  4a— 16d  10/- 
17 d  9/— 19  d  6  a— 19  d  9  d— 23  d  6  a— 24  d 
7  6— 26d  4e— 30d  6o 
Official  Changes,  10  d  10  a— 15  d  9  6 
Official  Interviews,  13 »  9/ 
Official  Vacancies,  14  o  4  d 

Ogle  (Dr  W.)  on  Nurses  for  the  Sick  Pooc,  5  a  4  - 
Oil,  Pennsylvanian  Oil  Regions,  7  d  7  a 
Old  Pensions,  2Zn  9£ 
Old  Water  Colour  Society,  12d  4  6 
Ordinations,  1  o  7/— 21  d  lOd— 23  d  6/ 
Orsman   (W.    J.),  Appeal  for  the  Golden  Lacs 
Ragged  Schools,  etc.,  22  d  10  c 

on  the  Golden  Lane  Free  Ragged  Schc^j!, 

So  4/— 14o  9a 

Osborne  (Bemal),  Address  to  hia  ConatitnentN 
14o  56 

Banquet  to,  at  Nottingham,  10  d  8  d 

Speech,  10  d  8  d 

Osprey  and  Opossum  Prize  Money,  14  n  4  o 
Ottago    and     Southland   Inveatment    CompasT. 

lln  66 
Otter,  a  Young  One,  found  on  the  Bran,  1^  d  5  / 
Out-Door  Relief  Recipient  having  hia  Daughur 

Taught  the  Pianoforte,  14o  7  c 
Outlawry,  Proclamations  of — 
Baker  (Wm.),  of  Hoxton  and   HoUoway. 

13o  9c 

Dreesing  (L.),  of  Battersea,  29 o  lie 

Errington  (W.  P.),  of  Islington,  15  <f  10/ 

Graham  (John),  of  the  Minories,  9^  11  r 

Outrage  on  the  Guard  of  the  London  and  Nordi- 

Westem  Railway,  near  Egbaston,  21  d  12/ 

on  a  Signalman  by  a  Paasenger  from  tL: 

Train  at  Stoneyford,  21  d  12/ 

Overend,  Gurney,  &  Co.,  Charge  of  Fraud  agaics: 

the  Directors,  21  d  7  a— 21^  ^/ 
Overstone  (Lord)  and  hia  Tenant  Voters,  So  5  ? 
Owen's    College,    Manchester,  Meeting    of    Pr^ 

motera,  80  o  10  c 
Oxford  (Bishop  of)  at  Liverpool,  3  a  3  6 

at  Slough,  2d  10« 

and  Canterbury  Music  HaU  Company,!  7 1>  6/ 

Odd-Fellows  Meeting,  8  o  5/ 

"Town  and  Gown"  Riot,  28 o  9c— 0 a  j> 

—12  n  7/ 

OXFORD  UNIVEBSITY:— 

Appointments,  12  o  10  c — 7n  10  d 

Ashrnolean    Society   Meeting,    7  a    10  d— 

20»  12d 

Athletic  Sporte,  16  »  12  d — 28  «  5d 

Baliol  Elections,  29  o  9/— 24  n  9/— 1  d  ;• 

Brasenose  Fellowship  Election,  2S»    5/ 

Christ     Church     Clerical      Student^rc 

14n  7/ 

Exhibitions,  20  o  4d 

Classical  School  Examinations,  20 ji  l±d 

Classical  Moderator's  Claas  Liat,  14e/  ^*- 

18d  10a 

Congregations  for  Granting  Decrees,  lf«e  : 

— lOd  6d-16d  10c 


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Oxford  UniTexsity  (contintted). 

Convocation,  80  10  e — 7n  10  rf 

Degrees  Conferred,  7n  lOrf— 27n  6f—id 

7/— llrf  6/— 12d  5f-~lSd  10ar-^2^d  9d 

Degrees  Honorary  Conferred,  21 »  8  6 

Dixon  Exhibition,  12  d  5/ 

Dykes  Scholarship,  28  n  5/ 

Egglesfield  Exhibition,  12  rf  5/ 

Eldon  Gift,  19  n  9  a— 21»  86 

Election  of  Members  for  Parliament,  14  » 

7/— 18n  id 
of  Secretary,  27  o  6  a 

Elections  to  Fellowships,  24  d  7/ 

Examinations,  New  Decree,  8  d  7  c 

Exeter  College,  Election  of   Five   Scholar- 
ships and  Two  Exhibitions,  10  o  6/— 21  n  8  6 

Expenses  of  Living  at  Oxford,  1  0  9  6 

Green  (Mr),  Lectures,  16  o  9/ 

Hall  (Rev.  John),  Donation,  25  n  12  a 

Heathcote  (Sir  William),  lletirement  as  Re- 
presentative, 9o  7d— 12o  10  c 

Honours  at  Oxford,  3  d  6  / 

Jesus  College  Scholarships,  Awards,  24  0  4  6 

Kirkdale    Vicarage,     Renewal     of     Grant, 

lOd  5d 

Law  and  History  School,  16  d  10  e 

Lectures,  16  <y  4c— 17o  9e— 19o  10  e — 20a 

4  d— 21  0  9/— 23  o  10  c— 27o  6  <i— 28o  9  c— 
2n  12c— 3 n  3/— 4n  9/— 2d  10 e 

List  of  Candidates  for  Examination,  19  n^  9  a 

Lodging-houses  for   Unattached   Students, 

21»  86 

Magdalen  College  Awards,  19  0  10  e 

Election   for  Two   Clerical    Fellowships, 

7o  4d 

• Chtssical  Demy  ships,  Award,  12o'  10  c 

Mathematical  School,  16  d  lOf— 21d  6d 

• Medical  Examinations,  IS  »  9/ 

Miscellaneous   Information,   17  o   9  c — 19  0 

10c— 2O0  4d— 31a  lOc— 5n  10a— 12n  7/— 
19n  9a^20w  12d— 21n  86— 25»  12a— 26n 
8a— 27n  6/— lOd  5d— 22d  7d— 23d  9d 

■  Moderators,  3  n  3  / 

Natural  Science  Examination,  I7d  66 

New   College,    Election    of    Scholars,    14  a 

3/ 

—  Expulsion  of  the  Undergraduates,  2  d  7  a 

—3d  5c— 4d  106— 7d  6c 

New  Statute  about  the  Theological  School, 

11 »  11a 

— -  Oaths  Statute,  26w  8rt 

Oriel  College  Fellowship,  14d  8  c 

Palmer,     Sir     Roundell,     Resignation    of, 

13n  9/ 
Police  Committee  Election,  29  o  9/— 7«  10  d 

— lln  11a 

Preachers,  9  o  7d— 12d  6/ 

^ for  Michaelmas,  26  n  8  a 

Public  Examiners,  3n  3/ 

Radcliffe  Stock,  12 n  7/ 

Travelling  Fellowship,  14d  8c 

-^  Representation  of  the  University,  14  o  3/ 

St  John's  College,  Election  of  Dean  Manael 

to  the  First  Honorary  Fellowship,  21  a  9/ 

St  Peter's  in  the  East,  Grant  of  £100  to- 
wards aParsonacre  House.  lOd  5d 


Oxford  University  (continued), 
Students  in  Civil  Law,  id  7  f 

Theological  School,    19  n  9  a— 21  »   8  6— 

24  71  9f—27n  6/— 2d  10c 

Unattached  Students,  Number  Admitted, 

2O0  4d 

University  College,    Election  for  an  Open 

Clerical  Fellowship,  1  a  5  c 

Dues,  28  0  9  c 

Election  to  the  Stowell  Civil  Law  Fellow- 


ship, 1  o  5  c 
Election 


to    Two    Open    Scholarships, 


5d  10c 

Sermons,  Statute  about,  31  o-  12-a 


Vacant  Fellowships  in  University  College, 

Awards,  15  o  9/ 

Vice-Chancellor'a  Re-£lection,  10  0  6  / 

Nomination,  6  a  9  c 

Vinerian  Lectures,  15 o  9/ 

^Vadham    College,    Election    of    Scholars, 

24o  46 

Fellowship  Election.  21  n  8  6 

Worcester    College    Exhibitiona,    Awards, 

17d  66 

Wordon    Candidates     for     Honours,     1  d 

«/ 

Oyster    Fisheries    at    Faversham,    Proaecutiona, 
15  0  5  6 

of  the  Firth  of  Forth,  12a  7/ 

Royal  Commission  to  Report  on  the  French, 

15o  lOd— 2O0  8d 

Oyster  and  Salmon  Cultivation,  7  o  9  d — 8  0  8  c 


Pacific  Mail  Steamship  Company,  Withdrawal  of 
Opposition  Steamers,  27  a  4  c 

Pad  wick  (Henry),  Correspondence  with  Admiral 
Rous,  22  0  9  6 

Page  (A.  S.)  on  the  Post-Office  and  the  News- 
papers, 17d  6d 

Panama,  New  Zealand,  and  Australian  Royal  Mail 
Company,  9  a  5/— 12o  56 — 16  o  5  a — 17  0  7d 
— 23o  7  a— 23o  7/— 4n  4d— 4»  6a^7»6a 
— 13n  10  a 

Parker  (Dr  W.)  at  Mr  Ward  Beecher's  Chapel  at 
Brooklyn,  26  d  5/ 

Parkin  (Jefifcock)>  Memorial  Fund,  15  a  9  c 

PABUAMENT :— 

Adjournment  till  February,  24  d  7  6 

Houses,  Cleaning,  etc ,  of ,  28  n  9  c 

Intended  Date  of  Dissolution,  4  n  9/— 9  n 

9/ 

Issue  of  the  Writs  for  the  N«w,  13  n  8  a 

Manner  of  Electing  the  Speaker,  9  d  9  c 

The  Mover  and  Seconder  of  the  Address, 

23»  7d 

New  Oath  for  Members,  24  n  8  c 

New  Members,  26  d  4  c 

Opening  of  the  New  Reformed,  by  Commis- 
sion, 11  d  6a 

Outside  the  Houses  on  the  Day  of  Opening, 

lid  6/ 

Proclamation  Dissolving  the  Parliament,  and 

Calling  Another,  12  »  7/ 

Ordering  the  Election  of  ScotUah  Peers, 

12  n  7/ 


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[Oct  1  to 


Farliament  (cwUiniud). 

Re- Election  before  Assembling,  28  rf  7  c — 

ZOd  6a 

Return  of  the  Writa  for  the   New,   24  n 

9/ 

Sketch  of  the  Reformed,  from  1832  to  1868, 

lln  9(2 

Sketches  of  the  New  Members  oiy  Ad  Ze 

—6d  7 c—S d  4 a— 9 d  9/ 

Statistics  of,  9  n  5d 

FABUAHENTABY  PB0GEEDIN08:-. 
Adjournment  of  the  House,  16d  ic 

Bankruptcy  Bill,  30  d  4  a 

Bill  to  Restrain  the  Sale  of  Intoxicating 

Drinks,  80  d  4  a 

Colonies,  16d  5d 

Compounding  for  Kates,  16d  4  c^ 

Crime  in  the  Metropolis,  16d  id 

Department  of  Agriculture,  I6d  4d 

'  Dockyard  Artisans,  \Qd  4d 

Education,  16  rf  4d 

Election  Expenses,  IQd  id 

■^ Petitions,  16  d  4  d 

of  Speaker,  lid  6a 

' Electoral  Disabilities,  IGd  id 

Freehold  Estates  in  Ireland,  Bill  to  promote 

.    the  Purchase  of,  30  d  4  a 

French  Navigation  Laws,  Hod  id 

Game  Laws,  16  d  ib 

' Income  Tax,  16d  id 

Irish  Estates  of  the  London  Companies,  16  d 

id 

Grand  Juries,  \6d  id 


ia 
id- 


\6d    7c— 


Local  Taxation,  30  d  4  a 

New  Writs,  16  d  4r— 30d 

Notices  of  Motions,  16  d 

30d4a 

Parliamentai-y  Registration,  10  d  4  d 

Pauper  Asylums  and  Hospitals,  lU  d  4  d 

Primogeniture,  16  d  4  d 

Return  of  Poor  Law  Asylums,  SO  d  4  a 

Roman  Catholic  Charities,  16  d  4  d 

Silk  Manufactures,  16  d  4  d 

Speaker,  Presentation  of,  to  tlie  Ilt^yal  Com- 
missioners, 12  d  8  a 

Squadrons  on  Foreign  %Station8,  16  d  4d 

Statute  of  Queen  Anne,  30  d  4  a 

Summary  of  Proceedings,  11  d  8  6 — 12  d  %t 

—16  d  6  d— 30  d  6  c 

Swearing  in  of  Members,  1 2  d  8  a — 14  d  7  6 

— I5d  5  a 

Trades  Unions,  30  d  4  a 

Turnpikes,  16  d  4  d 

on  Women  and  Children  Emplx>3'ed  in  Brick 

Fields,  sod  4  a— 31d  7  e 

PARLIAMENTARY  SPEECHES:— 

*^  When  the  speech  of  a  Member  is  required  on 
any  particular  debate,  by  referring  to  the  subject 
under  Pabliusntart  Pbockedihqb  it  can  be 
seen  at  once  by  the  reference  answering  to  that 
affixed  to  the  speaker's  name. 

Acland,  — ,  16  d  4  d 

Ayrton,  — ,  16  d  4  c— 16d  4  d 

Bury,  Lord,  80  d  4  o 

Candlish,  — .  16d  4d 

Collins,  — ,  16  d  4  d 


Parliamentary  Speeches  (ctm/Ziiv^d). 

Cox,  Serjeant,  16d  4d 

Craufurd,  — ,  16  d  4  d 

Dawson,  Peel,  16  d  4  d 

Denison,  the  Speaker,  1 1  d  6  6 

Denman,  — ,  16  d  4  e 

Elpliinstone,  Sir  J.,  16  d  4  d 

Fawcett,  — ,  16d  4d 

French,  Col.,  16d  4d 

Qoldney,  — .  16d  4o--16d  id 

Granville,  Earl,  16  d  4  c 

Grey,  Sir  George,  11  d  G  a 

Harcoart,  — ,  16  d  ie 

Hardcastle,  — ^,  16  d  4  d 

Hav,  Sir  J.,  16d  4d 

Hill, —,16  d  4d 

Locke  King,  — ,  16  d  4  d 

Lord  Advocate,  11  d  6  6 

Maguire,  — ,  16  d  4d 

Meily,  — ,  16  d  4  d 

Monk,—,  16d  4d 

Newdegate,  — ,  16  d  4  d 

Palmer,  Sir  R.,  16d  4d 

Sheridan,  H.  B.,  16d  4d 

Sykes,  Col.,  16 d  4d— 16d  if 

Torrens,  M'CuUagh,  16d  4d 

Waljwle,  Spencer,  lid  66 

Whalley,  — ,  16d  4d 

Parliamentary  Elections  of  England  Sketched  It 
the  New  York  Timet,  26 d  5/ 

Veterans — Change  of  Seats,  or  Retirement 

of ,  1  d  6  d 

Parminter  (J.  C.  Vye)  on  an  Earthquake  a: 
Swansea,  2  n  5  c 

Partnerships  Dissolved,  3e  6  a — 7o  5  a — 10  a  ^» 
—\io  4  a— 17o  6  a— 21  0  6  a — 24  o  4a— 2S. 
6  a — 31  0  7  a — 4  n  7  a — 7  »  7  6 — 1  In  Co- 
lin 4a— 18»  5d— 21h  6a— 25«  6o— 2S» 
fi€— 2d  3/— 5d  8d— 9d  6a— 12ii  6b— Uc 
46— lOd  6a— 23d  6  6— 26d  4<'— 30d  5a 

Parr  (R.  Henning)  on  the  Longsomeness  ci  tl.>e 
Morning  Service,  28  o  11  o 

Partridges,  Piebald  French,  shot  at  Honinghria. 
3o  9c 

Paschall  (G.  F.)  on  the  Jackson  v.  Mayne  Case, 
10d7/ 

Patagonia,  Loss  of  a  Vessel  containing  six  Per^^ss* 
etc.,  relating  to  the  Colony,  3o  6  6 

Patent  Medicines,  Stamp-duty  paid  on,  30  o  9d 

Patriarch  of  Constantinople  and  the  Pope,  26  d  7  <" 

Patronage  the  Bcine  of  Ireland,  lid  id 

Paul  (Andrew)  on  the  Oldest  Man  in  England,  21  ? 
5/ 

Pauper  Children  in  •  Holbom  Union,  excessive 
coat  of ,  4  »  6e 

in  London  Parishes,  Expenses  of,  7  a  12  f 

in  St  Pancras,  great  Cost  of,  31o  10  e — K-" 

8/— 12  It  10  d 

Insanity,  Annual  Ketum,  3  ?»  8  c 

Pauperism  and  Emigration,  31  d  8  e 

Charity,  and  the  Poor  Laws,  23  d  4  6-  2S-^' 

9  a~24  d  5/ 

and  Crime,  17 d  6c~ied  7/— 21rf  lOc 

Monthly  Returns  of,  26  o  »/— ISa  10 f- 

14d  7/ 

Official  Orders  of  Removal,  1 2  »  8  6 — IS  «  ♦ 


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Payne,  William,  an  old  Peninsular  Man,  Appeal 
for,  18»  5d 

Donations,  21  n  5f—2d  10  6 

Peabody  (George),  Further  Donation  to  the  Poor 
of  London,  7  <i  9/ 

Fund,  Notes  about,  9  d  9  e—lOd  4/— 16  d  'if 

Peake  (Corporal)  on  the  Queen's  Priae,  16  o  8/— 
22o  9d 

Peel  (CoL),  Error  in  his  Paper  on  the  Army  Ex- 
penditure, 6  0  9  6 

Peel  (Gen.),  Testimonial  to,  on  Mb  Retirement, 
19  o  6  a— 21rf  12  c 

Peerage  to  be  conferred  on  Mrs  Disraeli,  23  n  9/ 

on  the  proposed  Increase  of,  27  «  9d 

Leading  Article  on,  27  »  Sd 

Peerage — New  Creations  : — 

Mrs  Disraeli  to  be  Viscountess  Beaconsfield, 

2d  Se 

Gonnanston  (Viscount)  to  be  a  Baxon  of  the 

United  Kingdom,  6d  S  d 

M*Ciintock  (Col.  John)  to  be  Baron  Rath- 

donnell,  Sd  7 c 

Wood  (Sir  W.  P.)  to  be  Baron  Hatherley, 

12  d  6  a 

Pell  (Albert)  and  the  Leicester  Election,  30  n  4 
Pemberton  (Loftus  L.)  on  the  East  Kent  Elec- 
tion, 28  n  8  c 
Peninsula  of  Sinai,  proposed  Survey  of,  6  o  9  c 
Peninsular  and  Oriental  Steam  Navigati(Mi,  2d  Af 

-—2d  6a— 9 d  7« 
Pennsylvania  Oil  Regions,  7  d  7  a 
People's  Union,  Edinburgh,  meeting  of,  15d  4d 
Perilous  Railway  Adventure,  3  d  6  6 
Permissive  Bill,  meeting  at  Bristol  about,  9  n  4/ 
Perry  (S.  J.)  on  the  Meteor  and  its  Tail,  26  o  11/ 
Persian  Navy,  "  Loan"  of  a  British  Naval  Officer 

to  superintend,  2n  12  c 
l^eterborough  (Bishop  of),  Appointment  of  Exam- 
ining ChaplsijiB,  2n  12e 
Consecration  of,  14  »  7/ 

on  the  English  Church,  31  d  9  a 

Election  of  the  new  Bishop,  31  o  7  c 

Sketch  of  the  new  Bishop,  2  »i  12  c 

New  Canon  of,  2Sd  6a 

Petroleum  on  board  a  Mail  Steamer,  24  o  8  d 
Physicians,  Royal  College  of,  Membei-s  admitted, 

20  o  7  c— 30  0  10  e— 15  rf  9/ 
Pig's  Head  Ofifering  at  Haydock,  Plea  for,  3  o  10  c 
Piggott  (F.  A.)  on  the  Speed  of  the  Train  from 

Guildford  to  Worthing,  31  d  8  c 
Pilchards,  7 0  7/— 21  o  6/— 6ft  lOe— 24rf  Sd 
Pillar  Posts,  a  Word  about,  10  o  11  a 
Piracy— the  Marion  seized,  and  her  Crew  mur- 
dered by  the  Natives  of  the  Solomon  Group, 
lift  5rf 
Places  of  Worship — ^Action  to  recover  the  Penalty 

for  charging  Entrance-money,  20  n  lie 
Planet  Neptune,  \^o  9d 

Plant  (ThoB.  L.),  the  Weather  and  Colliery  Ex- 
plosions, 2  ft  11/ 
Plea  for  the  Church  and  her  Reform,  14  o  4  c 

for  Spanish  Medieval  Art,  16  o  9  6 

Pleasant  Views  for  the  Neighbours,  6  o  9  b — 9  o 

10  c 
Ploughs,  important  Trial  of,  at  Famingham,  14  ft 
7e 


Plumley  (Charles),  Sale  of  his  Collection  of  Pic- 
tures, etc.,  lid  lie 

Plymouth — the  Officers  and  the  Pantomime,  80  d 
7c 

Poaching  Affray  near  Reading,  29  d  10/— 30d 
7rf 

near  Swansea,  30  d  4  a 

Poisonous  Mushrooms,  7  ft  1 2  c 

Socks,  Application  about,  Zo  6d 

Notes  about,  Qo  9e — 16  o  4  c 

Poisoner,  Wholesale,  Confessions  of,  29d  ie 
POLICB:— 

Abraham,  I^enry,  id  9e 

Acomb,  James,  for  Fraud,   10  d   9e — 17  d 

11a 

Adams,  Charles,  for  Obstruction,  20  o  9  e 

Thomas,  for  Throwing  Stones,  lOd  9f 

Alber,  Solomon,  for  Piracy,  28  n  11/ 

Alexander,  William,  for  Selling  bad  Meat, 

8d  9e 

Allen,  Sarah,  for  Arson,  19  d  11  e 

William,  for  Outrage,  18  »  12  e 

Andrews,  Henry,  for  Burglary,  25  n  11/ 

Anderson,  James,  for  Murder,  6  o  11/— -12  o 

William,  for  two  savage  Assaults  on  the 
Police,  8  d  9/ 

Arundel,   Reuben,  for  Embeszlement,   6n 

lie 

Auckland,  Henry,  for  Robbery,  1  d  11  c 

Austin,  Charles,  for  Burglary,  6  o  11/ 

Geoi^e,  Thomas  Gardener,  and  Joseph 

and  Elizabeth  Spearman,  for  Assault,  3  n  9  d 

John,   for  keeping  a  ferocious  Dog,  3»' 


9c 


9c 


Robert,    Douglas     Perry,    and    William 
Jones,  for  Stealing,  30  n  9  d 

Ayres,  Edmund,  for  issuing  a  false  Balance- 
sheet  for  the  Northern  Railway  of  Buenos 
Ayres  Company,  29  o  6/— 2ft  11  d 

Baggaley,  Ihos.,  for  Assault,  21  d  12/ 

Bagnall,  Thomas,  for  Assault  and  liobbery, 

25  d  10  a— 31  d  7/ 

Baker,  Emma,  for  Stealing,  15  o  11a 

Henry,  for  deserting  his  Family,  24  o  9/ 


Baldwin,  Thos.,  for  Assault,  etc.,  10  d  9  c 

Balkin,  James,  for  Riot,  2d  10/ 

Ball,  Henry,  William  Savage,  William  Ell- 
son,  and  Walter  Gunnell,  for  Stealing,  2  o  9/ 
— 19o  9/ 

William,  for  Stealing,  7»  lie 

William,  and  William  Rutter,  for  Fraud, 

24d  9d 

and  Rutter,  for  Conspiracy,  81  d  9d 

Barber,  James,  for  Drunkenness,  16d  9c 

Barclay  and  Perkins,  for  Smoke  Nuisance, 

9n  lie 

Bard,  Henry,  and  others,  far  Poaching,  10  » 

7c 

Barlow,    Rev.    Thoa.   W.,  for    a    bastardy 

Order,  9  0  9/ 

Bamet,  Fred.,  and  Richard  Brecknell,  for 

Assault,  29  d  9  c 

Barrett,  Thomas,  for  Burglary,  1  o  9/ 

Barry,  John,  and  others,  for  Burglary,  10 1 

lie 


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[Oct  1  to 


Police  (continued). 

Barton,  \Vm.  Granger,  for  wilful  Damage, 

25d  9e 

Bartonelli,  Joseph,  for  Felony,  28  o  11/— 

5n  9/ 

Bates,  Edw.,  for  Assault,  12  n  9  d 

Beales,  Tho8»,  and  others,  for  tearing  up  their 

Clothes,  9  (/  11/ 

Beck,  Dr  S.  T.,  for  Assault,  81  d  9rf 

Beddow,  Josiah,    Compensation   Cajse,   15  o 

11«— 19o  de 

Benjamin,  Samuel,  for  Stealing,  lid  9f 

Bennett,  John  and  Thop.  Henry,  for  For- 
gery, etc.,  24  o  9e— 28o  116 

Betterson,  John,  for  Assault,  10 o  lie 

Betting  Men  at  Liverpool,  So  7e — 9©  10c 

Biggadike,  Mrs,  and  Thomas  Proctor,  for 

Poisoning,  28  o  5f 

Bird,  Wm.,  for  Forgery  and  Embezzlement, 

19n  9d 

Bishop,  George,  for  Stealing,  10  o  116 — 17  o 

lid 

Bishop,    Isabella,    for    attempted    Suicide, 

21  n  11/ 

Biskin,  John,  for  Betting,  21  o  11  e 

Blackburn,  Wm.,  for  Embezzlement,  24 n  11  rf 

Blanc,  Auguste,  Francis  Solani,  and  Joshua 

Bleister,  for  Burglary,  6  o  9  f— 13  o  10  6 

Blewett,  John,  for  Selling  Straw  Trusses  of 

Light  Weight,  1  o  9  e 

Boffer,  Henry,  for  Robbery,  25  n  lie 

Booth,  Frederick,  for  Assault,  21  rf  9/ 

Barrett,  G^eorge,  and  others,  for  refusing  to 

•     Work,  5d  11/ 

William,   for    Horsewhipping  his    Wife, 


lo) 


Mrs,  sad  Case  of,  1.3  o  9/ 
Subscriptions  for,  f)  ?i  9  f 


Boucher,  William,  for  Stealing,  1  o  9f 

Boxton,  Joseph,  for  Begging,  16  o  9  <? 

Boyd,  James,  for  Assault,  19  d  9t 

Bradley,  Thomas,  for  Embezzlement,  1  o  9  e 

Bramble,  George,  for  revolting  Cruelty  to  a 

Child,  14  o  3/ 

Bramley,  John,  for  Embezzlement,  2  n  8  d 

Brannon,  Michael,  for  ABsault,  Id  6e 

Brassington,  Thomas,  and  George  Cousins, 

for  Assault,  24  o  9/ 

Brazell,  Ellen,  for  Stealing,  SOw  9  d' 

Brennan,  George,  for  using  a  Cab  without  a 

License,  4o  9c 

Brewer,  John,  for  Robbery,  16  »  lie 

Brewster,  Edw.  H.  G.,  for  entering  a  Rail- 
way Carriage  while  in  Motion,  6ri  9/ 

Brickley,  Edw.,  for  Assault  and  Robber}', 

24  n  11  d 

Bridges,  Richard,  for  Stealing,  14  «  9/ 

Bridgwater^  William,  for  attempted  Murder, 

29d  4c— 31d  10 a 

Brinkley,    Thomas,    for    Driving    over    a 

Woman,  6  d  11/— 12rf  11/ 

Brinsley,  Oakley,  for  Stealing,  3  o  11  c 

Brown,  John,  for  Burglary,  Id  lie 

for  Sheep-stealing,  7  n  1 1  c 

John,  and  Alex.  MuUer,  for  Robberies, 

lOd  9e 


Police  (continued). 

Brown,  Martin,  for  Murder,  24  o  3/ 

Peter,  and  others,  for  Assault,  etc,  lie/ 

lie 
Robert,  alias  Pelgerd,  for  Burglary,  17<f 

116 
Thomas,  for  Burglary,  Sdllf 

William,  for  Burglary,  12  d  11/ 

Bruce,  Jean    Maria    Trefusis,    for    Fraud, 

17o  5d 

Bryon,  Cornelius,  for  Wilful  Damage,  8  s 

9d— 11«  lie 

Bryant,  Charles  Wm.,  for  Assault,  14  rf  9/ 

Richard,  for  Stealing,  26?i  9& 

Buck,    Henry,    for   keeping    a    Dtsorderlv 

House,  28n  11/ 

Buckney,  Susannah,  for  Manslaughter.  6-> 

11/— 9  0  7/ 

Burch,  ThoB.,  and  Wm.  Hawkins^  for  Felony, 

31  (Z  9d 

Burchell,  Thoa.,  for  Assault,  24  c»  9f 

Bulges,  Henry, for  Furious I>riring,  21d  9d 

Bumhara,  John,  for  Robbery,  21  rf  lie 

Bury,  Wm. ,  for  Obstruction,  20  o  9  e 

Bushnell,  Henry,  for  keeping  a  Disorderly 

House,  28  n  11  f    " 

Butler,  George,  for  Assault,  14  o  9/ 

Turner,   and    Elliott,   for    Robberj  and 

Assault,  7  »  11/ 

Cabdriver,  for  Drunkenness,  etc.,  2Sd  9d 

Callow,   Daniel,  for    Ill-treating    his    Son, 

So  9/— 16o  116 

Campbell,  George,  for  Murder,  2Sd  9a 

John,  and  others,  for  Tearing  their  Clothea, 

'old  9e 

Care,  William,  for  Stealing,  19  rf  11  r 

■  Carey,  David,  for  Neglecting   his   Famflr, 

21  d  11 c 

Carr,  Ralph,  for  Riot,  12  d  9/ 

Carter,  Caroline,  for  Robbery,  1  d  11/ 

Edw.  John,  for  Stealing,  13  n  lie 

Carthew,    John   Arthur,   for  Drunkenness. 

15d  lie 

Chapman,  Geo.  Edw.,  for  Stealing,  7  o  9/ 

Charlesworth,  W.  S.,  for  attempted  Suicide, 

80  d  9/ 

Chartered  Gas  Company,  for  Refuaing  to 

supply  Gas,  14rf  9e 

Clare,  Francis  Howard,  for  Murdering  his 

Wife,  l7o  lOc— 19o  10  6— 21  o  5  6 

Clark,  Daniel,  and  Mary  Anne  WhitncH,  for 

Stealing,  28 o  lie 

Clarke,  George,  for  Manslaughter,  1  d  6  r 

Henry,  Catherine  Connally,  and  others,  for 

Disorderly  Conduct,  13  o  9/ 

Clavering,  Matthew,  for  Bui^lary,  3d  11  f 

Clayton,   Maria,  for  Deserting   her   Child, 

13n  lie 

Herbert^  for  Smoking  in  a  Railway  Car- 
riage, 21  n  lie — 26 n  9a 

Cliflbrd,  Charles,  for  Infringement  of  the  Fac^ 

tory  Act,  9  o  7  6 

Coke,  Edw.,  Cecil  Dickenson,  Robert  Halifax, 

Alfred  Hammersley,  Geo.   Repley,  and  Ernest 
Rawlinson,  for  Wilful  Damage,  16o  9e 

Cole,  George,  for  Assault,  10  n  9  e — 12  w  9  * 


P(3ilioe  (continued). 

Coleman,  Wm.,  John  Lawrence,  and  Wil- 
liam Hooper,  for  Conspiracy  and  Piracy,  19  d 
6d— 23rf  5d— 25rf  6e 

Collingridge,  Charles    Ernest,   for  sending 


Threatening  Letters,  23  »  9  (2 

Collins,  Bartholomew,  for  attempted  Suicide, 

5o  9e 

Edward,  for  Burglary,  2d  9f 

Frederick,  for  Conspiracy,  23  rf  31/ 

James,  for  Outrages  in  the  Street,  29(2  9  6 

James,  for  Kiot,  2  rf  10/ 

William,  alias  Hichard  Bates,  for  a  savage 

Attault,  7  0  9  « 

Compton,  George,  for  attempted   Murder, 

7o  10c 

Connor,    Ellen,   for    tearing    her    Clothes, 

25nlle 

James,  for  allowing  a  Dog  unmuzzled  to 

go  Abroad,  10  n  9  e 
James,  and  Alfred  Clarke,  for  Stealing, 

22d  9e 

Conolly,  Honora,  for  unlawful   Possession, 

28  0  11 « 

Constable,  George,  and  Joseph  Bumetto,  for 


Burglary,  30  o  9  e 
Cook,    ,    for    harbouring    Prostitutes, 

7»  lie 

Cooper,  Reuben,  for  Stealing,  10  »  9  e 

and  Taylor,  for  Fraud,  2id  Qd 


Cope,  John,  self-accused  of   Poisoning  his 

Wife,  29  <«  4  6 

Copeland,  Richard,  for  Assault,  16  o  9/ 

Copeman,     Thos.,    for     Furious     Driving, 

20o  9e 

Corbett^  Geo.  James,  for  attempted  Suicide, 

7d  11/ 

Couzen,  Sam.,  and  Jer.  Sullivan,   for  Bur- 
glary, 12o  9  e 

Crane,  Edw.,  and  C.  W.  Bagot,  for  Forgery, 

27  »  11/ 

Creek,  John,  for  Stealing,  19  d  11/ 

Creet,  Clara  Ann,  for  Arson,  2  o  9  e 

Crew,  Elizabeth,  and  Sarah  Harrington,  for 

SteaUng,  27o  9/ 

Cross,  Benjamin,  for  Stealing,  28 o  11  c 

Cruelty    to   Birds,   no  Act    touching,   9  d 

lie 

• Cuffs,  James,  and  Jas.  Steward,  with  Felony, 

12d  11/ 

Curasons,  James,    for    Highway   Robbery, 

22o  9/— 29o  11/ 

Daly,  John,  for  Assault,  15  o  11a 

■  Dasey,  Jeremiah,  and   James  Driacoll,  for 

Robbery,  17  n  9  c 
Davies,    Wm.,    and   many   others,   for  not 

taking  out  Dog  Licenses,  9  o  9/ 

Davis,  Henry  and  Charlotte,  for  obtaining 

Money  under  Fdse  Pretences,  2id  9e 

James  Halleck,  for  keeping  a  Disorderly 

House,  28  w  ll/~-30  d  9/ 

James  Jackson,  for  Smoking  in  a  Railway 


Carriage,  21  n  11  e 

John,  for  Deserting  his  Family,  2io  9e 

and  Johnston,  for  loitering  in  the  Streets, 


Police  (continued). 

Dean,   Charles,  alias  Edw.   Walla,    for  As- 
sault, 20  o  9  « 

De  Castro,  Daniel,  for  Assault,  24  o  9/— 

27  0  9/ 

-- —  De    Grott,    William,    and    Henry    Joseph 
Jamot,  for  Smuggling,  2Sn  9d 

Delford,  Thomas,  for  not  attending  to  Pro- 
secute, 3  0  11  e 

Dempsey,  James,  for  Stealing,  20  n  11/ 

Dendy  Will  Case — the  witness  Coe,  16  n  11  c 

Denue,  Eliza,  for  Assault,  etc.,  23  n  9  cf 

— —  Dense,  Jacob,  for  Smuggling,  12  o  7d 

Devine,  cUias  Dwyer,  Margaret,  for  SteaUng, 

26  o  11  of 

Dickenson,  Henry, for  Assault,  29d  9e 

Dillon,  James,  for  Threats,  5  o  9  e 

James,  John  Tyler,  and  Tom  Tyler,  for 

Threats,  12o  9d 

Dingle  &  lieader,  Messrs,  for  Infringement 

of  the  Factory  Act,  9  o  7  6 

Dodd,  Edward,  for  sending  a  Threatening 

Letter,  2Sd  9d 

Dog  Licenses,  Summonses  against  Sixteen 

Owners,  for  not  taking  out,  3 o  lid — 9 o  9/ 

Donovan,  Daniel,  for  Stealing,  4»  11/ 

Donanos,  ,  for   keeping  oj^en   House 

after  regular  hours,  10  »  9  e — 25  n  11  e 

Doyle,  Robert,  Butler,  Turner,  and  others, 

for  Assault  and  Robbery,  7  n  11  e 

Drake,   James,    for    Stealing,    16  d    9  d — 

23(j  He 

Drew,   John,   for  using   an    Unconsuming 

Smoke  Furnace,  26  o  11  cf 

Drysdale,   Colin,    for    Forgery,   14  o    3  c — 

23o  56 

Dunn,  John,  for  Drunkenness,  15<i  He 

Dwyer,  Bridget,  for  throwing  Vitriol  over  a 

Man,  19  o  9  e 

Dyer,    Henry,    for    keeping    an    Irregular 

House,  26  n  9  6 

Eaton,  Samuel,  for  Manslaughter,  2o  7 d 

Edmands,  John,  for  Threats,  19  o  9/ 

Edwards,  Robert,  for  Obstruction,  Id  11  e 

Thomas,  or  Page,  for  Robbery,  2Sn  9d 

William,   for  causing   Obstruction,    20  o 

»/ 

Egan,  Charles,  for  Assault,  Ud  11/ 

Eldridge,  Joseph,  for  Assault,  12n  9d 

Elliott,  Robt.,  and  others,  for  Disorderly 

Conduct,  8d  9f 

Ellis,   Harriet  Anne,  for  obtaining  Money 

under  False  Pretences,  23  d  11/ 

Ellia,  Oliver,  for  Incendiarism,  a  false  charge, 

16  0  4/ 

EUisen,  Adolphe,  for  Libel,  17  o  116 — 22  o 

9c— 14n  9c 

Elsworthy,  Alex.,  for  Embezzlement,  6  »  11  c 

El  worthy,  John  Edw.,  for  Embezzlement, 

14o  9e 

Emanuel,    Harry,  for  keeping   Dogs  as  a 

Nnisance,  31  o  He 

English,  Maria,  for  Stealing,  17  o  lid 

Epps,  Thos.,  and  David  Soper,  for  Burglary, 

28d  9e— 31d  9c 

Evans,  Henry,  for  Murder,  17  »  10  c 

95 


Police  {continued) . 

Eweu,  Jamee,  and  John  Barnett,  for  Steal- 
ing, 11  n  11 « 

Exall,  Jamea,  for  Attempted  Suicide,  26  n 

96 

Faber,  Jane,   for  Attempt  to   Injure,   So 

9e 

Fairbum,  George,  for  Burglary,  2  o  9  e 

Fairfield,  Charles,  for  Stealing,  2  o  9  <— 16  o 

9e 

Fairhead,  JameB,   and  Samuel  Vivaah,  for 

Assault,  16  »  lie 

Fallow,  Thomas,  and  Daniel  Duxbury,  for 

Murder,  20  »  9/— 3rf  76 

Farden,  Ernest,  for  Felony,  17  o  11  e — 81  o 

lie 

Farmery,  Bidw.  Alfred,  for  Embezzlement, 

lid  lid 

Farrar,  Fred.  Aug.,  for  Forgery,  1  o  9  c 

Faulkner,  John,  for  Driving  over  a  Child, 

21n  11/ 

Fisher,  Henry,  for  Assault,  26 o  lie 

Fitzgerald,  John,  and  Daniel  Tookey,  for 

Assault,  13o  9e 

John,  for  Assault,  2»  11  e 

Margaret,  for  Wounding,  etc.,  27  o  i)  e 

Fitzmorris,  Edw.,  for  Neglecting  his  Family, 

c  21  d  lie 

Foster,  Mary,  for  Stealing,  27  n  11  / 

Foy,  Edward,  for  Unlawful  Possession,  3  n 

9d 

Frank,  John,  for  Shooting  Pieces  of  Orange 

Peel,  12 d  lie 

Franklin,  Henry,  for  Felony,  16o  9e 

John,  and  Sam.  Mowser,  for  Fraud,  19  d 


6e 


Robert,  for  Garrotting,  20  »  11/ 


Franks,  Kate,  for  Disorderly  House,  19  d 

lie— 21  d  lie 

Frechet, ,  for  keeping  Workpeople  Over 

Hours,  22  d  9  c 

Freeman,  Cornelius,  for  Desei-ting  his  Fa- 
mily, 14  0  9« 

Fryer,  Henry,  and  James  Carr,  for  Robbery, 

20 n  lie— 23 n  9d 

Furze,  William,  for  Assault,  3o  11  d 

Gallivan,  William,  for  Stealing,  12o  9d 

Garret,    Joseph,  and  others,   for  Stealing, 

4d  9d— 7d  lie 

Gates,  Francis,  for  Assault,  6  o  9  e 

Geary,  Charles    Henry,    for  Stealing,  28  o 

n/ 

Gee  and  Singleton,  two  boys,  for  Betting, 

6o  lie 

George,  Francis,  for  Disturbance,  6  o  11/ 

Gevans,  Annie,  for  Burglary,  9«  11  e 

Gibbons,  Michael,  for  Assaults,  29  d  9  e 

Giles,  Frank,  for  Assault,  7  rf  11  e 

William,  for  Stealing,  6  d  11  e 

Gill,  Henry,  for  Stealing,  30  o  9  e 

Gillis,  Isaac,  for  Illegal  Pishing,  17  d  5/ 

Glenn,  John  Edgar,  for  Stabbing,  22  o  9  e 

--6n  llf— 13ti  lie 

Glenn ing,  Catherine,  for  Drunkenness,  9  o 

9/ 

Goddard,  Clara,  inllf 

96 


Polioe  (continued). 

GoUer,    Thomas,   for   Priie-Fightuig,    10© 

116 

Good,  Thomas,  for  Infringing  Railway  Bye- 
Laws,  23 o  lie 

Goodwin,  William  Robert,  for  Bigamy,  3Ci  o 

9e 

Gossi,  William,  for  Infringing  the  CuaioiXif 

Act,  26  o  11  d— 6  »  11  e 

Gower, ,  to  Show  a  Letter  from   Mr 

Witty,  acuusing  him  of  being  Bribed,  9  d  11/ 

Graney,  Edw.,  for  Assault,  16 »  11  e 

Gray  and  Garvay,  for  Assault.  1 7  d  9  e 

Grayson,  William  Sandy  firth,  for  Publiahing 

an  Indecent  Book,  20  »  11  / 

Green,  John,  and  Wm.  Hooper,  for  Rob- 
bery, 28  d  9e 

Thos.,  Ellen  Kay,  and  Ellen  Sullivan,  for 

Assault,  etc.,  29 o  lie 

Greenacre,  William,  for  Working  a  Hone  in 

an  Unfit  State,  8  o  9/ 

Greenwood,  Charles,  for  Assault,  29  d  9  e 

Gregory,    ,   for  Keeping  Open  Houste 

beyond  Hours,  10  n  9  e 

Griflfee,  Charles,  and  others,   for  Riot,  7d 

6d 

Griffiths,  Dr,  for  Refusing  to  have  his  Child 

Vaccinated,  30  o  8  e 

William,  for  Assault,  14  n  9/ 

Grimmett,  George,  for  Causing  the  Aocideat 

at  Holywell,  7  o  8/ 

Grove,  William,  for  Betting,  0©  11/ 

Guildhall,  Presentation  of  White  Kid  Glovr^ 

to  Alderman  Besley,  there  being  no  Ch&rs;e^. 
27  »  11/ 

Guiseppi,  Luigi,  for  Setting  a  Monkey  at  a 

Child,  19  0  9/ 

Haggard,  Henry,  for  obtaining  Money  un<]4>r 

False  Pretences,  3  d  11  e— 4  d  9  d 

Haines,  Charles,  for  Assault,  4  d  9  e 

Charles,  for  Stabbing,  12  o  9  e 

Haviknd,  Donations,  8  d  9/— 11  d  11  d 

Hales,  George,  for  Assault,  29  d  9  r 

Reuben,  for  Highway  Robbery,  5n  9t 


HalUday,  Norman,  and  Timothy  Fell,  fv-r 

Stealing,  etc.,  7  d  9  6 

Hanby,   Henry,  and    others,   for   Assault. 

ISn  12a 

Hanley,  Patrick,  for  attampted  Suicide,  1 « 

9e 

Harcourt,  William,  for  Robbeiy,  30  d  9  r 

Harding,  Ellen,  and  Catherine  Forbes,  f-r 

Robbery,  30  o  9  e 

Hardy,  Wm ,  and  Andrew  Cox,  lor  Disturb- 
ance, 17  n  9/ 

Hare,  Gustavus  Julius,  for  Forgery,  19  o  9c 

Harfleur,  Kate,  for  Assault,  6  a  11/ 

Hamaman,  Miss,  Donation  for,  11  n  11  r 

Harris,  Henry,  for  Stealing,  21  n  lie 

—  John,  for  Robbery,  15  o  116 

. —  John  Hedges,  for  Perjury,  14  n  9/- — 2S  a 

lie 

Joseph,  for  Salmon  Poaching,  11  n  6  c 

Harrison,  John,  for  Stealing.  20 o  9/ 

Hart,  John,  for  Stealing,  7  d  11/ 

Hartwell,  Robert,  for  Summons  ai^ainst  Two 


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Pol 


Police  {continued). 

of  his  Committee  Men,  19 n  9rf — 20 n  lie — 
21  n  lie 

Harvey,  John  Charles,  fop  Garrotting,  7  d 

lie 

Haviland,  James,  for  Relief,  3  c^  11  e 

Hay, ,  for  Selling  Bread  not  by  Weight, 

6n  9e 

James,   for  Refusing  to  Sell  Bread  by 

Weight,  1  0  9  e 

Hayes,  John,   Samuel  Parsons,  and  John 

Holder,  for  Burglary,  10  o  11  6 

Haynes,  Henry,  tor  Stealing,  8  o  9/ 

Philip  Arthur,  and  Samuel  Beaumont,  for 


Burglary,  21  o  lie 
Hea,  James,  for  Assault,  9  rf  1 1  e 

Helens,  George,  for  Assault;,  30  c^  9  e 

Hemmett,  William,  and    others,   for  Con- 
spiracy, 3d  11/— lOd  9e— lid  lie 

Henderson,  Adam,  and  William  Morrison, 

for  Incendiarism,  8  o  11  e 

John,  and  John  Slaney,  for  Furious  Driv- 
ing, 22  0  9/ 

Hensley,  Dr,  on  Neglecting  to  Register  a 

Bill  of  Sale,  6o  lie 

Herner,  John,  and  Wm.  Gomer,  for  Disturb- 
ance, 25  n  11/ 

Heydrick,  Eliza,  and  Mary  Ann  Shee,  for 

Disorderly  Conduct,  12  d  11/ 

Heywood,  John,  for  Robbery,  1  d  7/ 

Higgins,  John,  for  Infringement  of  the  Fac- 
tory Act,  9  0  7  6 

Hilbron,  William,  for  Assault,  25  n  11/ 

Hill,  John,  for  sending  a  Threatening  Let- 
ter, 13  n  5/ 

Hixton,  Walter,  for  Assault,  7d  11/ 

Hoath,  John,  for  Burglary,  14  d  9/ 

Hock,  Mary  Ann,  for  Drunkenness,  acquit- 

Udy9d  lid 

Hodgkins,   George,    for  Obtaining    Money 

under  False  Pretences,  16  n  11  c 

Hodgkinson,  Thos.  Brown,  for  Embezzle- 
ment, in  12/— 5  n  lUa 

Hodges,  Henry,  for  Stealing,  lid  lid 

Hogan,  James,  for  Assault,  3o  11  e 

Hoile,  Charles,  and  others,  for  Assault,  19  d 

11/ 

HoUis,  John,  for  Stone  Throwing,  19  n  9  e 

HoUoway,  John,  for  Burglary,  23  n  9  d 

Holstein,  Henry,  for  Unlawful  Possession, 

5n  9e 

Hopkinson,  John,  for  Stabbing,  21  o  lie 

Hounslow,    Charles,    Richard    Ware,    and 

George  Cooper,  for  Wilful  Damage,  17  o  lid 

Howard,  Timothy,  for  Murder,  28  d  9  d 

Hunt,  Henry  William,  for  Stealing,  21  o  lie 

Hurley,  Cornelius,  for  Attempt  to  Steal, 

10»  9e 

. Cornelius,  for  Theft,  17  n  9/ 

— Hussey,  John,  for  Stealing,  80  o  9  e 

'  Iliffe,  James,  for  Felony,   15 d    lie— 24 d 

9d 
. Jackson,  Henry,  and  others,  for  Stealing, 

21  o  lie 

James,  John,  for  Obstruction,  10  w  9  e 

_ Jamot,  Henri,  for  Smuggling,  2$n  9  6 


Police  {continued). 

Jansen,  Hans,  for  Wounding,  30  n  9  e 

Jenkins,  Emily,  and  Charles,  for  Stealing, 

7o  9/ 

Joseph,  and  Elizabeth  Clark,  for  Disturb- 
ance and  Assault,  23  o  11/ 

Jefferies,  James,  for  Refusing  to  Vaccinate 

his  Child,  24  d  9e 

Johnson,  Tbomaa,  for  Assault,  4  d  9  d 

William  Henry,  for  Assault,  29  o  11  e — 


6n  lie 

Jones,  Benjamin,  for  Perjury,  19  d  11  e 

Henry,  for  Burglary,  21  n  11/— 80n  9  d 

John,  for  Burglary,  11  d  lie 

John,  Henry  Matthews,  and  Wm.  Mans- 


field, for  Gambling,  20o  9e 

John,  and  Ann  Donohue,  for  Robbing  a 


Pillar  Letter-Box,  8  o  9  e 

Joseph,  for  Assault,  11  »  11  ^ 

Selina,  for  Attempted  Suicide,  14o  9  e 

Thomas,  for  Refusing  to  Work,  25  d  9  e 

William,  for  Stealing,  31  o  lid 


Jordan,  Joseph,  for  Assault  and  Attempted 

Rescue  of  a  Dog,  21  o  lie 

Judge,  Thomas,  for  Robbery,  9  n  11  d 

Judie,  Commire  and  Roux,  Fathers,  for  Ill- 
treating  a  Pupil,  21  d  10  a 

Keane,  AVilliam,  for  Assault,  19o  9  e 

Keating,  Richard,  for  Robberv,  20  n  11/— 

28n  11/ 

Kelk,  Richard,  for  Stejiling,  21  ©  11/ 

Mary  Ann,  for  Assault,  21  o  11/ 

Kelley,   Edw.,   and    Joseph   Chandler,  for 

Stealing,  11  d  11  e 

Kelly,  Mary  Ann,  for  Stealing,  24  n  11  e 

Kent,  Reed  and  WiUan,  for  Assaulting  the 

Police,  30  d  9/ 

King,  Charles,   and  William  Langley,  for 

Garrotting,  6  »  11/ 

James,  and  others,  for  Drunkenness,  8  d 


8/ 


Samuel,  for  Bigamy,  22  o  9/ 


Kingherst,  Louisa,  for  Fraud,  12o  9e 

Kinnersley,  Messrs,  for  Infringement  of  the 

Factory  Act,  28  n  9/ 

Knight,  Henry,  for  infringing  the  Work- 
shop Act,  7d  11  e 

Knowles,  James,  for  Intimidation,  18d  9e 

— 25d  9e 

Kolichiki,  Jacob,  for  Stabbing,  6n  9e — 12  n 

9d 

Lacey,  James,  and  William  Hutchinson,  for 

Drunkenness,  etc.,  22  o  9/ 

Lack,  George,  for  Attempted   Suicide,  80  d 

9/ 

Lane,  Captain  Charles  Leveson,  for  Escape 

from  Custody,  9d  11  c 

Lane,  Wm.  Richard  Stuart,  Horace  Edward 

Chapman,  and  Fred.  John  H.  H^lbcrt,  for 
issuing  a  False  Prospectus  for  a  Company,  3  o 
lid— 10  0  10/ 

Lavers,  Charles  and  Elizabeth,  for  Assault, 

8o  9/ 

Lawrence,  John,  and  James  Kelly,  for  in- 
tending to  Commit  a  Breach  of  the  Peace,  80  d 
9e 

N  97 


Pol 


PALMERS   INDEX  TO    "THE  TIMES "   MEWSPAPEB. 


[Oct.  1  to 


Police  {continued). 

Lawrence,  Wmu,  and  James  Barber,  for  Steal- 
ing, 24  (2  9  e 

LawBOn,  Alex.,  for  intending  to  engage  in  a 

Prize  Fight,  7d  Ue 

Lean,  Richard  May,  for  Felony,  10  d  9  e 

Leary,  Lawrence,  and  James   Hickey,  for 

Garrotting,  31  d  9  rf 

Lee,  John,  for  Stabbing,  13  o  9/— 22  o  9/ 

Leney,  Charles,  for  Felony,  2d  9  e 

Levin,  Alfred,  and  others,  for  Wilful  Damage, 

7o  9/ 

Leyerett,  Edw.,  for  Robbery,  lOd  9e 

Lewis,  John,  for  infringing  the   Factory** 

Act,  20  0  4  e 

Light,  John,  for  Disturbance,  11  n  lie 

liindaay,  John,  for  Assault,  7  d  11/ 

■  Little,  Joseph,  for  Discharging  Fireworks  in 

a  Railway  Carriage,  27  o  9/ 

Lloyd,  Alfred,  for  Felony.  28  »  11  e 

Loble,  Ludwig,   for  Wilful   Damage,  31  o 

lie 

Lodge,  James,  and  others,  for  Riot,  7 d  6d 

Looney,  John,  for  Robbery,  2  d  9  * 

•  Lord  Mayor's  (Allan),  Farewell  Address,  9  n 

lid 

(Lawrence's)  Inaugural  Address,  11  n  11  e 

Lotcho,  Margaret,  for  Burglary,  2  »  11  « 

Lowe,  Arthur,  for  Assault,  14  o  9  c 

Lowrey,  Jobn,  for  Stealing,  2(jn  9b 

Lucas,  Alfred  Wm.,  and  Herbert,  for  Drunk- 
enness and  Furious  Driving,  22  o  9/ 

Lucas,  Hassan,  for  Stealing,  9  n  lid 

Lugard,  Sir  Edward,  for  having  his  Chimney 

on  Fire,  10  o  116 

Philip,  for  Shooting  a  Young  Lady,  20  o 

106 

Lumley,  Mrs  EliEa,  for  Bigamy,  29  o  11a 

--4n  12  c 

Lyons,  Cornelius,  for  Wounding,  25d  9f 

Macarthy,  Anne,  for  Assault,  2  d  9e 

Macnamara,  Jeremiah,  for  Assault,  9  d  11  / 

Madden,  John,  for  Assault,  25  n-  11/ 

Magee,  John,  for  Stone-throwing,  19  n  9  d 

Mahoney,  Mary,  for  Assault,  17  o  II  d 

-  Malone,  Timothy,  for  Drunkenness,  21  d  11/ 

Maloney,  Wm.,  and  Daniel  Horau,  for  Steal- 
ing, 30  n  9  e 

Manns,  Edward,  for  Assault,  17  o  11  c 

Mansell,  Robert,  for  refusing  a  Workman's 

Ticket,  22  d  9  e 

Marchant,  William,  for  Robbery,  81  o  11 « 

Note  on  the  Severity  of  the  Sentence,  8  n 

9a 

Subscriptions  for,  5n  9e— 6n  11/— 9 «  lie 

Mars,  John,  for  Robbery,  29  d  9  e 

Marsh,  Charles,  for  Neglect  of  Duty,  18d  9e 

Marshall,  Sidney  Powell,  imd  Sarah  Frank- 
lin, for  Forgery,  6  n  9  e 

Marshall,  Walter,  and  James  Russell,  two 

lads  for  breaking  into  the  Rectory  of  St  Mary's, 
Newington,  16  o  9/ 

Marshman,  George,  for  Wilful  Damage,  28  o 

lie 

Martin, ,  for  Disturbing  the  Worship  in 

St  James*  Chapel,  Brighton,  31  o  5/ 

98 


Police  {continued). 

Matcham,  Jam«s,  for  Driving  over  a  Woman, 

7n  11  c 

Maurien,  Charles,  for  Burglary,  21  o  5  6— 

24  0  7/ 

MazweU,  Roger,   for  Uttering   Base  Coin, 

11 «  lie 

May,  John  Venables,  for   refusing  to  P»j 

Tithes,  31  o  lid 

Valentine,  for  Garrotting,  20  o  9/ 

Mayers,  Samuel,  for  Embezzlement,  14o  &f 

Mayres,    Samuel,  for   Embezzlement,   Sic 

lid 

McCarthy,  Catherine,  for  Annoyance,  2d  9e 

James,  for  Assault,  4  d  9  e 

John,  for  Assault,  23  n  9  d— 26  n  9  6 

John  and  Elizabeth,  for  Robbery,  25  n  1 W 

MHjrregor,   Alezander,   for    Horse-stealings 

26  o  lid 

M'Hale,  Daniel,  for  Stealing,  14  o  9/ 

M'Leod,  John,  for  Stealing,  19  o  9  e 

Mercer,  Thomas,  for  Smoking  in  a  Train, 

21d  11/ 

Metropolitan  Board  of   Works   for   Poor'a 

Rates,  19n  9d 

>  Menlon,  Andrew,  Desire  Weyaits,  and  others, 

endeavouring  to  Defraud  the  Customs,  9  «  11 « 

Miller,  James,  for  Gleaning,  25  n  7  c 

James  Russell,  for  Disorderly  Conduct, 

13n  lie 

Henry,  for  Forgery,  30  d  4/ 

Millhouse,  Stephen,  for  Criminal  A^nult, 

25n  11/ 

Minet,  Henry,  for  Stealing,  16  »  lie 

-  -  Mitchell,  Charles,  with  Shooting  Four  Sun- 
day-school Children  at  Leicester,  10  o  11  a 

Peter,  for  Assault,  5d  11  e 

Mitson,  Charlotte,  for  Attempted  Suicide 

17  n  9/ 

■  Morgan,  James,  for  Bribery,  20  n  7  e — 2d  7*^ 

Thomas,  for  Stealing,  5  d  11  e 


Monsoon,  John,  for  Stealing,  7  »  11  r 

-  —  Moore, ,  for  Unlawful  Posseasioo,  16  d 

9e 

Moring,  Mary  Ann,  for  Wilful  Damage,  13  m 

11  d 

Moriarty,  Ballatine,  for  Stabbing,  30  d  9  e 

Morris,  Isaac,  for  Coining,  etc.,  21  o  11  r 

Joseph  and  Elizabeth,  for  Unlawful  Pos- 
session, 16d  9d 

Joseph  Matthew,  for  Felony,  3o  11  rf— 

7o9e— 14o  9e— 22o  9€— 28o  lie— 2n  lid. 

Julius,  for  Deserting  his  Family,  8  d  9/* 

Thomas,   for  the  Outrage   at   Aberdare, 

24d  7b 

Thomas,  for  Stealing  and  Intended  Mur- 


der, 31  d  8  6 
Morrison,  David,  for  Stealing,  28  n  1 1  e — 4  d  9  a 

Mudlin,  Edward,  for  Assault,  2i  n  lid 

Muller,  Jacob  and  John,  and  Jacob  Glei^ 

for  Nuisance,  26  o  lid 

Murphy,  Rev.  G.  M.,  on  the  Circulars  of  Mr 

Carter,  18  d  9e— 23  d  11/ 

James,  for  Assault  and  Robbere,  7  o  9  c 

-  James,  and  Michael  Morris,  for  Uarrottinf; 


15d  lie 


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PoUoe  (continued).  i 

Myers,  Morris,  aijd  others,  for  Steftling,  etc., 

30  d  9/  I 

'Myring,  alias  Moylau,  John,  for  Stealing,   j 

27o  9e  I 

Naish,  W.,  and  others,  for  Riotbg  at  Bristol,   i 

23nl0fr  ! 

Newing,  John,  for  Drugging  and  Robbery,   | 

26 o  lie — 31  o  11 « 

Kicholls,  Walter,  for  Gambling  in  the  Streets,   I 

28  d  11/  I 

Norris,  John,  for  Felony,  1 «  9/ 

for    Throwing    his     Wile    out    of    the 

Window,  12 »  9ct— 27n  11/— 4  d  9e 

Norry,  John,  alias   DHbcoU,    for    Picking 

Pockets,  16 »  lie 

Nott,  Wm.  Reed,  for  Post-Office  Robbery, 

21  o  6/ 

Onions,  William,  for  Unlawfully  Endanger- 
ing Her  Majesty's  Troops,  Id  He 

O'Ronrke,  Daniel,  for  engaging  to  be  a  party 

in  a  Prize  Fight,  5  o  9  e 

Oswald,  William,  for  Stealing,  in  11/ 

Owen,  Thomas,  for  Assault,  22  d  9/ 

PaiD,  Charles,  for  Garrotting',  19  o  9e 

— Police,  Donation  for  Men  Injured  in  their 

Duty,  6n  11/ 

Parker,  Charles,  for  Intimidating  a  Voter, 

13  »  9/ 

Henry,  for  Robbery,  14  n  9/ 

Parmer,  Susannah,  for  Assault,  22d  9e 

Partridge,  Daniel,  for  Stone  Throwing,  etc., 

19n  9e 

Patrick,    John    and  James,  for  Receiving 

Stolen  Goods,  10 o  11 6~>17 o  Ud 

Perryman,  Edw.,  Frederick  Bulgen,  Thomas 

Murphy,  Charles  Masson,  and  George  Bullon,  fur 
Burglary,  10  o  116 

Phillips,  Agnes,  for  Stealing,  27  »  11/ 

— —  Piani,     Frederic,    for    Forging    PoBt-Oific« 

Orders,  3  »  9  d 

Pickfoni, ,  for  Riot,  2  d  10/ 

Platts,  Olirer,  for  Assault,  20  »  11/ 

Plumley,  Thomas,  for  Felony,  17  d  116 

Porter,  Alfred,  for  Obstruction,  17  n  9/ 

Asher,  for  Tearing  his  Clothes,  21  n  He 

. Power,  £dm.,  for  Criminal  Assault,  24  n  U  rf 

Presland,  Charles  and  Walter,  for  Assault,   '        9« 

20n  11/ 

Price,  James,  for  Stealing,  5  d  11  / 

Robert,  for  Felony,  25  d  9  / 

Purdie,  W.,  for  Highway  Robbery,  14  o  5  c 

—16  o  4  d  I 

Putrid  Fish,  application  about,  11  n  lie 

Quarry,  Henry,  and  James  Wilton,  for  As- 
sault, 11  n  lie 

, Riamot,  Armand,  jee  Rkynadd. 

Randall,  Elicabeth,  for  Begging,  15  d  11  e       i 

Read,  Edw.,  for  Stealing,  13  »  11  d 

Reddin,  Edm.,  and  William  Webster,  for   ' 

Nuisance,  24  d  9  e  I 

Reed,  Israel,  for  Stealing,  23o  11  /  ' 

,  for  Stealing   Counterfeit  Notes,  a   I 

curious  ease  of  Illinois  Law^  18  n  4  / 

Reeves,  Charles,  for  Assault,  24  n  1 1  d  I 

Regan,  Daniel,  for  Assault,  1  o  9/  i 


Police  {continlud). 

Regan,  William,  and  John  Walker,  for  Inti- 
midation, 17  n  9e 

Reyuaud,  Charles,  and  Leonie  Poirrier,  for 

Felony,  17  n  9/— 30»  9d 

Reynolds,   Miss,   for    Leaving    a  Train   in 

Motion,  25  »  11/ 

Richards,   William,  and  Geoi^ge  West,  for 

Burglrvy,  17d  116 

Riley,  John,   for  Ill-treating  his  Wife,  7d 

lie 

Roberta,    George,   and  others,  for  Assault. 

13  0  9/ 

Robins,  James,  for  Assault,  22  o  9  e 

Robinson,  George,  for  Careless  Driving,  13  o 

9e 

Jane,  and    John  Williams,   for  Robbery, 

12 d  lie— 15 d  lie 

Robson,  George,  for  Stealing,  23  o  11/ 

Rogers,  George,  for  Attempt  to  Steal,  20  o 

9/ 

Romken,  Peter,  for  Assault,  7  d  11  e 

Ross,  Frederick,  for  Drunkenness,  28  d  9  e 

Rouse,  George,  for  Stealing,  2  d  9  e 

Rout,    John    Samuel,    for    Neglecting    his 

Children,  27  o  9  c 

RowUnd,  Robert,  for  Nuisance,  27  n  11/ 

Rumbelow,   24    Y.,   receives  award    of  £5 

for  injury  received  from  Unmuzzled  Dogs,  13  o 
9e 

Rumble  and  Bonnello,  for  Homicide,  17  d 

9e 

Ryan,  James,  for  making  himself  chargeable 

to  the  Whitechapel  Union,  27  o  9  c 

Lawrence,  for  Stealing,  12  o  9  d — 17  olid 

Sailer,   Charles,   alias  Smith,   for  Murder, 

20  o  4  c— 30o  9  a— 4  n  11/ 

Sale  of  Poisons  Act — Notice  to  Druggists, 

etc.,  about,  2 n  lid 

Salter,  George,  for  Stealing,  22  d  9  e 

Saunders,  Thomas,  for  Robbery,  2  o  9  c 

Savage,  Daniel,  for  Obstruction,  5  o  9  e 

Savory,  William,  for  A&.-auU,  1 5  o  116 

Sergeant,  Wm.  Charles,  for  Forgery,  27  o  9  e 

Wm.  Charles,  for  Stealing,  3  n  U  d 

Shannon,  James,  for  Felony,  31  o  lid 

Shaw,  John  Telson,  for  "Embezzlement,  1  o 


Shea,  Daniel,  and  Charles  Wilde,  for  Gar- 
rotting, 11  d  lid 

John,  and  others,  for  Stealing,  29  o  11/ 

Shead,  Henry,  for  Assault,  4  n  11/ 

Sheen,    Timothy,    and    James  Walsh,   for 

Assault,  14  n  9/ 

Shelton,  John,  for  Misdemeanour,  10  o  11  r 

Shirley,  Robert,  for  Robbery,  4  d  9  e 

Simpkins,  John,   sen.,  for  selling  Dineased 

Meat,  14d  9e 

Sirkett,  James  and  Alfred,  for  Assault,  19  d 

lie 

Skaile,    Mary  Ann,  for  Attempte<l  Suicide, 

lOn  9c 

• Slack,  Charles  Rich.,  for  Assault,  4d  9  c 

Sliedle,  Fred.,  for  Loitering,  23  d  11/— 30d 

90 

Board,     Five 
99   • 


Slough     Local    Government 


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PALMER  8  INDEX  TO   *'  THE  TIMES '     NEIVSPAPER. 


[Oct.  1  to 


Police  {continued). 

Members  of,  for  Monej  Wrongfully  Cbarged, 
26  o  9/ 

Small,  James,  for  Embezzlement,  Zld  9d 

Smith,  Frederick,  for  Garrotting,  13o  9e 

Frank,  for  Assault  and  Robbery,  1 0  n  9  e 

George,  for  Violent  Assault,  26  n  9  6 

George,  and  others,  for  Robberies,  19  n  9  d 

George  Sidney,  for  Assault^  21  d  11/ 

Henry,  for  Deserting  his  Family,  8  o  9/ 

James,  for  Stealing,  16  o  9/ 

James,  for  Creating  an  Obstruction,  20  o 

James,  for  Assault,  18  n  12  o 

John,  for  Stealing,  26d  9d 

John  and  Jane,  for  Conspiracy,  14<i  9e 

Joseph  and  Jane,  for  Burglary,  etc.,  7n 

11/ 

Mrs,  Donation  for,  18  o  9  e 

Richard,  for  Fraud,  29  o  11/ 

Thomas,  and  James  Travers,  for  Unlawful 

PoBsesfdon,  30  d  9  e 

Thomas,  for  Assault,  4n  11/ 

Wait^,  for  Shooting  with  a  Catapult,  16  d 


11  0 


William,  for  Robbery,  7  d  6f 

William,  and  George  Sinfield,  for  Felony, 

28n  11/ 

Soutbgate,  Ellen,   for  Disorderly  Conduct^ 

2n  lid 

Spencer,  Alfred,  for  Attempted  Suicide,  2  o 


9f 


-25  n 


Spong,  John,  for  Forgery,   21  o  11 

lie 

Squires,  Henry,  for  Stealing,  1  o  9/ 

Stanley,  Georgiana,  for  Attempted  Suicide, 

Id  11  f 

James,  for  Drunkenness,  25  d  9/ 

Stajiles,  Edward,  for  Throwing  Vitriol  over 

a  Woman,  29  o  11/ 

Start,  Joseph,  for  Stabbing,  12  d  11/ 

Stenson,  Katherine,  for  Unlawful  Pawning, 

8d  9/— lOrf  9e 

Stevens,  Fred.  Johnson,  for  Burglary,  31  d 

9e 

William,  "Me  Bright(m  Doctor^'  for  As- 
sault, 27 »  11/ 

Stewart,  Anthony,  and  Thomas  Stewart,  for 

Assault,  10  n  9/ 

Ellen,  for  Stealing,  16  d  9f 

Stimson,  William,  for  Selling  Diseased  Meat, 

16n  lie 

Stodart,  Alfred,  for  Advice,  25d  9e 

Striemer,  Seigmund,  and  others,  for  Forgery, 

— 9n   12  6— 14  n    9  d— 21  n  lltf— 28n  lie— 
5d  lie— 12d  11  e— 19d  lle^22d  9c 

Sullivan,  Ann,  for  Felony,  5d  11/ 

Daniel,  and  John  Aylett,  for  Assault,  24  o 


9e 


Dennis,  for  Stabbing,  9  d  11/ 
Margaret,  and    Ann  Smith,    for   Wilful 
19o  9e 


Summers,  Geoi^,  for  Stealing,  28  d  9d     • 

William,  Henry  Smith,  and  John  Bennett, 

and  others,  for  Felony,  1  d  11  e — 21  d  11  e 
— •  Siirrell,  Philip,  for  Assault,  7  o  9  e 
100 


F6lioe  (continued), 

Swanton,  George,  foj:  Stealing,  26  o  lid 

Synnett,  John,  for  obtaining  HoneT  under 

False  Pretences,  Idd  9e 

"  Tales  of  Highwaymen,**  Prosecution  of  the 

Printer,  13 »  lie 

Tallent,  Lucy,  for  Trespass,  30  n  9e 

Taverner,  John  Lowe,  for  Drunkenness.  23  « 

9e 

Taylor,  Francis,  for  Deserting  bia  Familf 

9n  lid 

Templeman,    Charles    William,    for    Maa- 

slaughter,  23  o  11  f-~30  o  9  e 

Tenniaon,  Daniel,  and  others,  for  Fiehtinr. 

etc..  18nl2a  ^     ^ 

Terry,  Charles,  for  Robbery,  2  n  11  e 

Thacker,  Thomas,  and  otherv,  for  Robberr. 

24n  11  e 

Thatcher,   Mary,  for   Attempting  SuicMie. 

bo  9e 

Thrower,  William,  for  Burglary,  31  d  9f 

Thompson,  Jesse  William,  for  Asauh.  17 » 

9/ 

Wm.  Robert,  for  Robbery,  15  d   II  / 

Thomas,  Ann,  for  Stealing,  16  o  11  a 

Edw.,  and  George  Joeeph,   for  Aesault. 

6o  9/ 

Fred.  John,  for  Stealing,  20  o  9e— 2So  Ue 

George,  for  Bribery,  26 n  7 e — 2 d  7a 

Isaac,  for  Defacing  a  Wall,  26  o  11  d 

Thomas,  for  Wounding,  25d  9/ 

Ten  Itesidentsat  Faversham,  etc,  foroffeows 

against  the  Oyster  Fishing  Company,  l5o  5b 
Tipson,  Charles,  for  Wilful  Damage,  6  o  11  * 

Tobin,  James,  for  Annoying  Voters,  19  »  y  f 

Mary  Ann,  for  Arson,  12  o  9  e 

Tookey,  Daniel,  and  John   Fitzeendd.   fgr 

Assault,  19  0  9/  -^ 

Toole,  John,  for  Refusing  Relief,  16d  9r 

Townaend,  Geoige,  for  SteaJing,  14o  9e- 

17  0  11  d 

Trent,  Margaret,  for  Stealing,  17  d  11  6 

Troke,  Benjamin,  for  Outrages,  18  n  It  a 

Turner,  Elizabeth,  for  Stealing,  14  n  9/ 

Frederick  Edward,  and  Henry  Elder  Kir 

Stealing  and  Fraud,  17  o  11  a  ' 

Thomas,  and  others,  for  Asaanlt,  2  »  11 « 

William,  for  Furious  Driving,  SI  d  9  d 

Turvey,  Henry,  for  Garrotting,  15 d  lie 

Twentyseven  Men  for  Rioting  at  Kottin^ 

ham,  12  d  5  d 

Tyree,  Wm.,  for  Embezzlement,  23  d  11/ 

Underwood,  Ann,  for  Drunkenness,  4  d  9  r 

Verey, ,  for  Advice,    hia  Vote  heir? 

recorded  wrongfully  by  the  Poll-Clerk,  19  j»  9  d 

Victor,  Felix,  for  Stabbinir,   12o   9«~148 

9/-15  0  lla^25d  9/ 

Vokins,  Miss,  for  Infringing  the  Worksbons 

Act,  81  d  9  e  ^ 

Von   Behr,    Otto,   ali<u  F.   Piani,   etc     for 

Forging  Post-OflSce  Orders.  27  o  9  c 

Wakefield,  John,  for  Cruelty  to  his  ChU 

6n  9e 

Walker,    Geoi^ge,    for     Drunkenness     arC 

Assault,  28d  9d 

John,  for  Stealing,  14d  9e 


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Police  ic(mtinu€d). 

Walker,  John,  for  DrunkenneBB,  20  n  11/— 

11<2  lie 

Wm.  Wallace,  for  Stealing,  30  d  9  « 

Watkins,  Wm.  Theod.  Pitt,  and  others,  for 

Riot,  80  fi  9b-^7d  6d 
Walsh,  Patrick,  and  another,  for  Murderous 

Assault,  23  d  10  c 
Walton,  Christopher,  for  Libel,  7  o  9  « 

Warren,    Henry,    obtaining    Goods    under 

False  Pretences,  2  o  9  e— 9  o  9/ 

Note  about,  13  o  9  d — 14  o  9d 

Watson,   Emma,   for   Attempted    Murder, 

10  n  9(2 

Watte,  Edw.,  for  Learing  a  Train  in  Motion, 

23n  9e 

Way,  Richard  Wm.,  for  Forgery,  20  o  9  e 

Webb,  Thomas,  for  Selling  Trusses  of  Straw 

of  Light  Weight,  1  o  9  e 

Webber,  Mr,  his  Second  Application  about 

Poisonous  Socks,  Solid 

Webster,  Robert,  for  Murder,  12  o  9  c 

West,  Henry,  for  Drunkenness,  etc.,  Id  lie 

Westron,  William,  for  Throwing  a  Stone, 

son  9e— 8d  9/ 

Wheeler,  William,  not  the  deserter  as  de- 

flcribed  the  17th  of  September,  20  o  9  e 

White,  Captain,  and  his  Mate,  C.  J.  Bruce, 

for  Drunkenness,  4d  7h 

Wilkinson,  Ellen,  for  Threatening  to  Stab, 

6o  lie 

Wilkover,  Waldemar,  for  obtaining  Money 

under  False  Pretences,  20  n  lie 

Williams,  Ann,  for  Stealing,  23  d  11  / 

Henry,  for  Stealing,  29  o  lie 

• James,  for  Assault,  23  n  9  d 

Leniency  of  his  sentence   from  with- 
holding particulars,  24  n  11  e 

Richard,    and    Robert    Jones,    for  Man- 


slaughter, 6  0  5  a — 14  0  8  e 

Thomas,  for  Wilful  Damage,  5d  11/ 

William,  for  Assault,  27  o  9/— 8  «  9  e 

,  for  keeping  a  Disorderly  House,  7  n 


lie— I2n  9d— 28n  lie 

Williamson,  Mary  Ann,  for  wilful  Damage 

and  Assault,  5  o  9/ 

Willid,  Ann,  for  Felony,  19  d  11  e 

Wilmott,  Robert,  for    attempted   Suicide, 

17  o  11  e 

Wilson,  Hannah,  for  Assault,  11  n  11  e 

Capt.  John,  for  Assault,  3  n  9  e — 11  n  11  e 

— 12»  9e— 16n  lie 

Wood,  Thomas,  for  Embezzlement,  2  d  9  e 

Woolford,  James,  for  Assault,  8  d  9/ 

Wright,  George,  for  Burglary,  13  n  lie 

James,  for  Wife  Assault,  17  d  11  6 

,  for  Assault,  29  d  9  e 

Mary,  for  keeping  an  Irregular  House, 


lOd  7d 

William,  and  others,  for  Tearing  their 


Clothes,  etc.,  18d  9e 

Young,  Ellen,  for  Stealing,  1  o  9  e 

Police  and  the  Haymarket  Night  Houses,  2  n  11  e 

and  the  Marylebone  Vestry,  lid  lie 

. >  Badness  of  the  System,  9  n  5  e 

Defence  of,  in  Street  Outrages,  in  5  e — 6  n  if 


Police  {continued). 

Fatal  Assault  on  an  Ofl&cer  in  Edinburgh, 

3d  5b 

Inquiry  into  the  Wigan  Force,  7d  6d — 

lid  6e 
Note  of  Thanks  about  Dogs  and  Hoops,  and 

Suggesting  a  Raid  against  Loimging  Cabs,  9  d  9  e 
Recommendation  for  their  more  Efficient 

Service,  12  o  9  c— 13  o  6  d 

Testimonial  to  an  Injured  Officer,  24  d  9  d 

Police  Case  :  a  Museum  Theft  Acquitted,  31  d  10  e 
Political  Services,  Poor  Pay  for,  16  d  8  6 
Polytechnic  Institution :  Lecture  on  Watches,  18  d 

10/ 
Poor,  Mr  Peabody's  further  Gift  to  the  London, 
7d  9/ 

in  Marylebone,  16  o  9  c — 17  o  6  6 — 17  o  6  c 

— 21o  5/— 22o  5  c 

Metropolitan  Common  Poor  Fund,  26  d  7  a 

of  Westminster,  13  n  6  c — 29  d  9/ 

Poor-Law  and  the  Public,  26  o  10  d—28  o  9  e 

—2n  10  6 

Board,  Opposition  to,  20  n  12  d 

Appointments,  17  d  9/ 

Rieform  Meeting,  1  d  12  a 

Laws,  Unnecessary  Changes  in,  9  d  4/ 

Pope  (The)  and  the  Patriardh  of  Constantinople, 

26d  7e 
Porter  (Messrs)  on  the  New  Patent  Bisulphite, 

NOT  Bituiph^te,  11  Tt  6  6 — 12  »  4  e 
Portsmouth  (Lady)  on  a  Club  for  Working  Women, 

6d  5e 

Visit  of  Lord  Napier  to,  28  o  5  6 

POETUGAL:— 

Court  Circular,  19 o  10a — 21  n  5a 

Health  of  the  Queen,  7  o  7  a — 18  o  8  d 

Loan,  15  o  6  a 

Meeting  of  Capitalists  and  Bankers  to  Raise 

Means  for  the  Funds,  28  d  10  6 

Miscellaneous  News,   21  n   6  a — 7  d    9  e — 

14d  76— 16d  9d— 23d  5a— 28d  106 

Opposition  to  the    Proposed    Union  with 

Spain,  9  0  10  6 

Proclamation  to  Form  an  Iberian  Republic 

with  Don  Luizas  Protector,  7  o  7  c 

Public  Demonstration  on  the  Anniversary  of 

the  Expulsion  of  the  Spaniards,  id  7b 

Suppression  of  the  Council  of  Public  In- 
struction, 20  o  10  6 

the  Vintage,  7  o  7  c 

Post-Office  and  the  Newspapers,  1 7  d  6  d 

Arrangement  with  North  Qerman  Lloyds 

for  New  York  Mails,  19  d  5  a 
Extension  of  the  Chief  Office,  3  d  8  6 

Inconvenience  of  no  Sunday  Post  in  London, 

6o  7d 

New  Convention  with  the  United  States, 

lid  lie 

Text  of  the  Convention,  17  d  4  e 

Memorial  to,  on  the  Delivery  of  Mails  Land- 
ing at  Falmouth,  14  n  10  d 

Ocean  Postage,  25  d  5  e 

Transmission  of  the  Mails  by  the   North 

Geiman  Lloyd,  5  n  5  a 
Treasury  Warrant  on  Book  Packets,  10  o  6  a 

~2d  3e 

101 


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PALMJEKS   INDEX   TO    **  THE  TIMES       NEWSPAPER. 


[Oct  1  to 


PoBt-Offlce  {continued). 

Treasury  Warrant  on  Postages  to  Gibraltar, 

Malta,  and  Egypt,  11  n  6  a 

the  United  States,  12  rf  6  a 

Switzerland,  SOd  5a 

Postmen  in  America  to  have  Velocipedes,  2  o  7  a 
Potter  (F.  H.)  on  an  Earthquake  in  Gloucester- 
shire, 2n  5c 

(J.),  Appeal  for  an  Old  Warrior,  30  o  10  c 

Poultry  :  the  Absurd  Prejudice  against  Dark- 
Legged  Fowls,  14  o  3/ 

French  mode  of  Fattening,  24  rf  9/ 

Powell  (R.  A.),  Report  of  the  Earthquake  in  Peru, 

23  0  10  d 
Practical  Joking,  Death  from,  5o  lOd 

Probability  of  Two  Deaths  from,  at  Bolton, 

16o  7/ 

Premiers  of  England  :  their  several  Terms  of 
Office,  7  rf  6  c 

Pre8er\'ing  Fresh  Meat :  Premium  by  the  Argon- 
tine  Republic  to  the  Inventor  of  the  best  Sys- 
tem, 22d  Sa 

Price  (Bonamy)  on  the  Church  of  England,  11  rf 

ed 

on  the  Disestablishment,  etc.,  of  the  Irish 

Church,  15d  Bf 

Primroses  in  Bloom  at  Catheraui,  3Qd  9d 
Prince  Consort's  Memorial,  Hyde  Park,  14  rf  10  d 

Windsor  Association  Annual  Meeting,  23d  5c 

Printing,   Ancient  and  Modern,   a  Word  about, 

25  d  10 b 
Prison  Discipline,  6  o  4  <i— 23  o  10/ 
Pritchard  (H.  B.)  on  the  Abyssinian  Scenery  Pho- 
tographs, I7n  8c 
Privy  Council  Appeal  Cases,  27  n  11  a 
re  Bertram's  Patent,  17  d  10/ 

Cause  List,  3  n  3  d 

the  Chetah  Appeal  Case,  27»  11  a— 1  d  lib 

Eckowrie  Singh,   and  others  v.    HoaraloU 

Seal,  and  others,  <)d  11a— 10  d  Qor-Ud  10  a 

the  England,  ^d  lib 

Indian  Appeals,  3^116 

Keirzkowfiki  v.  Donon,  5  d  11  a 

Martin  v.  Mackonochie,  18  n  11  c — 19  n  9  b 

— 20n  lOe— 21»  lib— 27  n  11a— 24  d  8/ 

Meeting,  5d  9/ 

Mr  C.  A.  Jenkins,  8 d  8/— 26 d  9c 

M'Dermottv.  Judge  of  British  Guiana,  2d  8/ 

New  Councillors,  12  n  7/ 

New  Members  Sworn  in,  12  d  6^ 

Notices,   16  »   11/— 18n   12  a— 19  »   9  «— 

20  w  lid— 2Gn  9/— 27n  lie— 28  n  11/— 
30 »  9c— Id  lie— 2d  9/— 3d  lid— 4d  9/ 
— 7d  lid— 9d  lie— 10 d  9/— lid  11/— 
12  d  11a— 14  d  9/— 15d  11/— 16d  9i— 17d 
10  c— 18  d  9/— 19d  10/— 23  d  116 

Rev.  C.  Jenkins,  8  d  8/— 26  d  9  c 

Rev.  Lewis  Rugg  v.  Bishop  of  Winchester, 

25d  9c 

Order  of  the  Cattle  Plague,  26  »  5  c 

the  Jioifita  and  the  Alice,  28  »  11  b — 30  n  9c 

Shah  Mukhum  Lall,  and  others  v.  Baboo 

Dree  Ruben,  and  othera,  12d  11  e — 14  d  9  a 
the  Steamship  Caiabar,  1  d  11  6 

Visit  of  the  Queen  of  the  Netherlands  to. 

18n  11/ 

102 


Prize-Money,  the  Hifjhjlyer^  21  o  6  a 
Providence  Row  Night  Refuge,  30  d  4/ 
PRUSSIA:- 

Abandonment  of  the  Kaiser's  Viait  to  G*ii- 

cia,  3o  10« 

and  the  Austrian  Red  Book,  5  d  10  6 

Arctic  Expedition,  31  o  10 « 

Austro-Franco  Polish  Affiiira,  20o  8d 

Autograph  Letter  Irom  the   Pope   to  the 

King,  20  o  8e 

on  Baron  Beust  and  the  Austrian  Army  BLl. 

3n  86— 7»  10a 

Bismark  (Count  Von),  Health  ol,  lo  10  a 

— 8o  7  6— 8o  8/— 29o  6a 

at  Home  in  Pomerania,  24  d  4  / 

Resumption  of  Office,  5o  7« 

Speech    Relating  to    the   ex-Elector   of 

Cassel,  16  d  8  c 

the  Budget,  12  n  10  a— 24  it  5  a 

Celebration  of  the  Centenary  Birthday  of 

Schleirmacher,  1  d  lOd 

Crown  Prince  and   Princess'  Visit  to  the 

Royal  Court  of  Saxony,  9o  106 

Return  to  Darmstadt,  13  o  10  a 

Court  Circular,  8o   7  6 — 9o   10  6 — 10 o  ^h 

-A5o  50r—19o  106— 26o  66— 3»  Za^^% 
9g— 28»  lOo— 26n  1c 

Declaration  to  be   Read  in  all    Churches 

against  the  Papal  Invitation,  20  o  8  e 

Departure  of  the  Empress  of   Russia  aod 

Family  for  St  Petersburg,  20  n  12  a 

Explosive  Bullet  Treaty,  8d  8d 

Krupp  Cannon,  8  o  8/— 15o  10  € — ^17o  10  & 

— 27o  8c— 29d  8c 

Miscellaneous  News,  3o  10/ — So  76— ^-^ 

8c— l7o  106— 20o  8d— 22o  10a— 26o  56- 
81o  lOe— 9»  6a— 2d  10»— 3d  5ar--5d  1«H 
— lOd  7c— 19d  5a— 21d  12a— 26 d  7-^ 
31d  7d 

New  Forts,  29  d  8  c 

NoTel  Experiment  in  Naval  Warfare,  31  o  10« 

Opening  of  the  Diet,  18  o  10  a — 5n  7d 

Speech  of  the  King,  6  n  7  d 

on  Liberty  of  Speech  in  the  Diet,  21  fi  6fi 

the  Budget^  7  fi  6  a 

Proceedings,  2d  10a 

Opening  of  the  Prussian  Landtag  by  a  Speech 

from  the  King,  7  n  10  c 

Pensions  to  the  Poets   Geibal  and  Hevse* 

24n  5a 

Postal  Treaty  between  North  Oermanv  an*'. 

Italy,  12  n  10  a 

Prince  Gortsohakoff  at  Berlin,  6  o  7  r 

Prince  Salm  about  to  Publish  his  Adv€£- 

tures,  17  0  106     * 

Railway  Loan,  13i»  5  a 

Reduction  of  the  Army,  16  o  10  d 

Relations  with  Austria,  16  d  8  c 

Resolutions  for  a  Decimal  Coinage^  2S  o  10  -^ 

Royal  Academy  appoint  Mr    Wm.  Wrigb: 

of  London,  Corresponding  Member,  10 »  7d 

Rumour  of  the  King  of  Hanover  Leaving  i-r 

England  to  take  his  Seat  as  a  Peer  of  the  BtOK>i 
in  the  New  British  Parliament,  8  o  8/ 

Russian  Idea  of  the  War  Question,  7  n  1(>  5 

Stote  of  Poland.  15  o  10  d 


Dec.  31,  1868.]        palmeii's  index  to  '*  the  times  ''  newspaper. 


Bai 


Pnueia  {continued). 

Sequestrfttion  of  the  Property  of   the  ex- 

Eleotor  of  Caasel,  3n  86 

The  Schleswig  Question,  23 o  6a — 27  o  8c 

Trade  with  England,  25  »  6/ 

Treasury  Bonds,  Intended  Issue  of,  23  o  5  a 

Turco-Uellenic  Affairs,  29  d  8  6 

on  the  Union  of  the  North  and  South  Ger- 
man Confederation,  7n  106 

Von  Besaer  (Col.),  his  New  Book  on  the 

Campaign  of  1866,  of  the  Prussian  Cavalry, 
17o  106 

Zia  Bey's  Letter,  8  d  8  d 

PubliohouBesand  Beershops,  Returns  of,  IGo  10  6 
Pullen  (Dr  T.  H.  S.)  on  the  Inquest  at  Salcombe 

Regis,  24  d  10/ 
Punch's  Paper  for  the  Geographical  Society,  9  d  9  / 
Purchas  (Rev.  J.  of  Brighton),  Inhibition  of,  by 

the  Bishop,  13  o  10  e 
Note  from,  15  o  6  6— 23o  12  a 

(John),  Defence  of   his  Ritualistic  Service 

at  Brighton,  3  o  10  c 

Correspondence  with  the  Bishop  of  Chi- 
chester, 16o  id 

Pusey  (Dr)  on  the   Judgment  against  Mr  Mac- 

konochie,  29  d  4  6 
Pynsent  (Thomas),  Questions  put  to  Sir  Stafford 

Northcote,  31  o  7  c 


Quain  (John)   and  the    Etna   Insurance   Office, 

15(2  5e 
Quaint  Civic  Ceremony,  2n  5  d 
Quarantine,  Spanish,  2d  8<; 
Queen's  Statue  in  the  Royal  Exchange,  9  o  5/ 
Queaton  for  Mr  Gladstone,  19d  66 

Reply  to,  21  d  6  6 

Quotation  Wanted,  26ti  7  6 

R 
Rae  (Edward)  on  the  Suez  Canal,  4  d  4  e 

(Robert)    on     the    National    Temperance 

League  and  the  Elections,  2  »  11  0 
Ragged  School,  Clare  Market  Christmas  Dinner, 
30  d  4/ 

of  Fox  Coui-t,  24  d  10/ 

of  Golden  Lane,  and  Costermongers'  Chris- 
tian Mission,  8  o  4/— 14  0  9  a— 18  d  10  e— 
22  d  10  c— 28  d  9  c— 80d  4/ 

.  Gray's  Yard,  26  d  9  6— 28d  9  6 

of  Whitechapel,  28  d  9  c 

Railroads,  and  the  Indians,  26  »  9  e 
Railway-Speed     Extraordinary — ^Not    quite     Six 

Miles  per  Hour,  30  d  9  6 
Guildford    to   Worthing    in   Four   Hours, 

31d  8c 
RAILWAYS:— 
Across  the  American  Desert,  24  n  4  d 

Alpine  Railways,  ^d  5d 

American  Railways,  21  d  9« 

Anglo-Belgian  Company  Kxtenaion,  8  0  7  a 

Annoyance     from     Drunken     Passengers, 

14  0   6/ 

Arica  and  Taena,  27  n  7  « 

Atlantic  and  Great  Western,  10  o  7  <— 26  0 

6/_26o   7  6— 27o   4/— 9n6/— 18»   10(?— 


Bailways  {continued). 

28  »    8  a— 26  n  4/— 28  n  6/— 11  d  7/— 12  d 
76— 15d  7c 

Australian  Railways,  1  0  10  6 

Austrian   Railways,   8  0   4  6 — 14  n    10  d — 

21  d  7  a 

Bahia  and  San  Francisco,  6  o  4/ — 9o  5  c 

Berlin  Stettin  Railway,  14  n  10  d 

Berwickshire,  606c 

Bodmin,  3  n  4  6 

Bombay,  Baroda,  and  Central   India,  11  d 

7/— 19d  6/ 

Brazilian  Street  Railway  Company,  26  0  7  a 

— 6  »  5  a — 10  n  4  a 

Brighton  New  Line,  11  n  6  6 — 17  n  9  a 

Publication  of  Parliamentary  Notices,  16  n 

10a 

Buenos  Ayrea  Northern  Company,  29  o  6/ 

— 5n  5d 

Great  Southern,  9o  5/— 21  n  6/— 27  n 

7  6— 30n  5d— 14d  4/ 

Buffalo  and  Lake  Huron,  17  o  7/— 9  »  6/ 

— 4d  5c— lid  76 

Caledonian,  1  o  4/ — 7  0  5/ — 10  0  7  c — 18  0 

4d— 160  6c— 22o  4c— 29o  6c 

Callander  and  Oban,  lOo  7c 

Canadian  Railways,  14  n  10  d 

Canning  Port  Railway,  7  0  7  c 

Cape,  20  o  6  c— 28  o  7c— 26w  4/— 28d  7d 

Capital  and  Revenue,  17  d  7/ 

Carlisle  and  Silloth,  l5o  Qe 

Charge  for  Luggage  on  Foreign  Railways, 

3  n  6c 

Charkoff  and  Krementechug,  3o  9  d — 27  » 

7  a— 28  n  6 a— 30  »  5 a— 1  d  7 a— 2  d  5a 

Charko-Azof ,  2  »  6 a — 4 «  6 <» — 5  n  5a 

Charing-Cross      Junction — The      Waterloo 

Station,  21  d  12  d 

Chesapeake  and  Ohio,  19  d  7  a 

City  of  Glasgow  Union,  8  o  4/ 

Communication    between    Passengers    and 

Guards — Trial  Trips,  28  »  6  6 

Compensation  Cases,  Statistics  of  Amount 

Paid  in  1867,  5d  5c 

Crofthea(l  and  Kilmarnock,  26  o  6/ 

Dami^ge  by  Railways,  Statistics  of  Amount 

Paid  for,  5  d  6  c 

Debenture  Stock  Return,  9  d  7  c 

Delhi  Railway,  23  o  7  a— 24  n  10 a— 18  d5€ 

and  Umballa,  lOd  7  c 

Demerara,  2  ()  6  6 — 20  o  6e — 26  o  6/— 8  d 

6fr— 15d  7c— 29d  6/ 

Denbigh,  Ruthin,  and  Corwen,  30  o  6/ 

Difference  of  the  Waiting-Rooms  of  Dover 

and  Calais,  10»  8d 

Dingwall  and  Skye,  4  »  6  c 

Dublin  and  Kingstown  Railway  new  Termi- 
nus, 27  o  4  a 

Duraburg  and  Witepsk,  8  0  7  c — 27  0  4  d — 

28  0  7/— 10»  46— 2d  4/— 3d  6c-^ld  6/ 

Dutch  Rhenish,  20  0  6  c— 2  n  6  6—26  n  4/ 

— 5d  6c — 15d.7c 

Eastern  Bengal,  26  n  4  e 

Salt  Indian,  22d  8c— 26d  5d 

Enniskillen,    Bundoran,     and    Sligo,     8 

4  6 

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Bailways  (coTitiniud). 

Erie,  19  n  8/— 21  n   6  e— 24  n  10  a— 25  n 

6e—2id  7e 

Railway  War  Again,  9  n  10  6 — 26  n  4  a — 

4d  8et— 7rf  7a— Srf  Sb—9d  106— llrf  106 
— 14d  8  6— 21d  9e—2dd  7e 

Esk  Valley,  5o  4^ 

Express  Trains,  6n  6f 

Fell  Railway,  28  n  10  c 

First- Class  Paasengers,  and  their  Extortion, 

24  0  10  6 

French  Railway  Returns,  9  n  6/— 16  n  10 

— 23»  8d— 30n  6d—Ud  4/— 22rf  Se 

Grand  Trunk  of  Canada,  2  o  5  e — 7  o  6/— 

8  o  4f—9  o  6  «— 13  0  4  ei— 14  o  4  6—15  o  6  e 
— 16o  6a— 17o  7  6—21  o  6  c  &/— 22  o  4/— 
23  o  7  c— 26  0  6/— 28  o  7/— 4  n  6  c— 21  n  6  / 
—28  n  6  /— 7  d  6 /— 10  rf  4  c— 21  rf  7/— 24  d 
5  a— 29d  5/— 31d  6/ 

Great  Central  of  Belgium,  80  o   6/— 28  n 

6/— 31  rf  6/ 

Great  Eastern,  12  n  4e— 12d  7/ 

Great  Indian  Peninsula,  26  »  4  e — 28  n  6  e 

5d  6  a — 17  d  7  a 

Great  Luxembourg,  2 o  5 e — 12 d  5a 

Great  North  of  Scotland,  2 o  5 *— 13  o  id 

Great  Western  of  Canada,  1  o  if — 14  o  4  6 

— 22o  4e— 9n  6/— 11  rf  7/— 19rf  7  a 

Great  Western — Presentation  to  Mr  Steven- 
son, 27  n  9c 

Highland,  28  o  7  €— 4n  6  e 

Hint  to  the  Metropolitan,  3  o  7  « 

Honduras  Inter-Oceanic,  7  n  6  a — 26  n  4  6 

Hungarian   Company,   Proposed  Establish- 
ment of,  12d  7 a 

Hyde  Park  and  City,  23d  7 d 

Illinois,  25d  6d 

Indian  Tramway,  27  n  7  e — 5  d  6e 

Intercolonial  Railway,  28  o  4  6 

Irish  Railway  Commission  Meeting,  24  o  7  c 

—14  n  4  6—21  n  11  a— 25  n  5/— 2  d  10  6— 
dd  76 

Irish  Railways,  Proposed  Purchase  of,   by 

Government,  12  d  9  f 

Islington,  23  n  8  a 

Italian   Railways    closed    by  the    Floods, 

14o  8c 

Note  about,  23  o  5/ 

Kingstown,  Sd  if 

Kroupring  Rudolph  Railway,  16  »  10  a 

Kursk  and  Kiew,  24 n  12 6—8 d  Sd 

Land  held  by.   Parliamentary  Return  of, 

Sd  86 

Leroberg-Czemovitz,  2o  66 — 3o  76 — 18  o 

4  a — 13  o  id^-lio  ie — 15  o  6  a — 16  o  6  a — 
26 o  6/— 28o  7c— 21n  6/— 2d  5  6— 12d  7a 
~15d  7«— 29d  56 

Locomotives,  number  owned  by  each  Com- 
pany, 2  d  4/ 

Locking  Carriages  on  the  offside  absolutely 

necessary  to  Safety,  8  o  7/ 

Abandonment  of  by  the  South-Eastern, 

19o  4a 

London,  Chatham,  and  Dover,  26  n  46 — 

Id  7a 

London  and  South- Western,  30  d  5/ 

104 


Bailways  (continued). 

Madras,  8»  4  6— 9*i  6/— 26»  4/— ICd  ie 

Manchester,  Sheffield,  and  Lincolnshire,  13o 

4d— 27o    4/— lOn   46— 26n    4/— 3d  6d- 
22d  8e 

Mauritius,  20  o  6e— 26»  if 

Means  of  Communication  between  PasseD- 

gers  and  Guards  Bill,  2  o  9  a 

Meat  Trains,  80o  7  a— 22d  8e 

Melbourne  and  Hobson's  Bay,  10  o  7  e — 9n 

6/—4d  6e— 30d  5/ 

Metropolitan,  3o  7e — 15  o  6  a — ^16  o  66— 

26 n  4  6— 26n  4/— 3d   6fr— 8d  6d— 12d7/ 
— 21d  7ff— 21d  7/— 24d  6a^25rf  5d 

(Inner  Circle),  24 d  6e 

Mexican,  1  o    4  6 — 2  o   6  a — ^16  o   5  o — IT  « 

7o— 12d  7a— 25d  5d— 81d  5/ 

Midland,  opening  of  the  London  Terminos, 

lo  8/ 

Reduction  of  Trains,  2  o  9  6 

Notes  complaining  of,  8  o  7  e 

Increase  in  the  number  of  Trains,  ISo  4^ 


18d  66 

Mileage  Receipts,  23  d  5  6 

Mineral  Traffic  on,  5  d  9/ 

Monmouthshire,  ISd  5e 

Mont  Cenis  Railway,  3  o  7  e — 8  o  10  e — 10  « 

7<J— 20o  6<;— 22  •  8f— 27  o  4/— 24  n  10  e— 25  n 
126— 27  n  7  a— 6  d  6e— 19d  6/— 26d  8  6 

Blocked  by  the  Snow,  18  n  10  d— 19  n  9/ 

Miserable  Passages,  20  n  10  6 

Notes  about,  1  o  5  c 

Montrose  and  Bervie,  4  n  6  « 

Morayshire,  3  d  6  c 

Moscow  and  Odessa,  3o  10/ 

Smolensk,  31  d  5  a 

New  City  Line,  21  d  4  a 

New  Locomotives  for  Street  Railways,  28  » 

9/ 

New  Railway  Bills,  7d  6/ 

North  British,  1  o  if— 21  d  7/— 24d  Se 

North-Eastem,  17  o  7  e — 20  o  5  e — 4  d  5  e 

Return   to   Twelve   Hours   per   Day  for 

Labour,  21  o  6  d 

North- Western  and  the  Abergele  Claimants, 

lln  66 

Northern  of  Buenos  Ayree,  22  o  4/ 

of  Canada,  So  if 

of  France.  5o   4/— 20o    6e — 5n   Sd— 


30»  5d— 7d  6/— 14d  4/— 29d  8/ 

Number  of  Miles  traversed   by  Trains  in 

1867,  12  d  10  6— 31  d  10 1? 

Obstacles  on  Railways,  2  d  4/— 3  d  Sf 

Ottoman  (Smyrna  to  Aiden),  2  o  6  e — 5o  if 

Oude  and  Rohilkund,  10  d  4e— I4d  if— 

18d  5e 

Pacific,  21  n  106— 27 n  4 d— 21  d  9e 

-^  Peebles,  5  o  4/ 

'-  Pennsylvanian,  12  d  7  a — 14  d  66 — 15  d  7  a 

17 d  7a— 18d66— 19d  7a— 28d  7a 

Pemambuco,  16  o  6  « 

Piedras  Railway,  22  o  10  e 

Port  Canning,  12  o  8  d 

Private  Keys  unlawful,  23  o  11  e 

Progress  and  Profits  of,  as  reported  bv  tli* 

Board  of  Trade,  9  d  6  c 


Dec.  31,  1868.]         palmer's  index  to  "the  times"  newspaper. 


Beg 


Bailvays  (continued). 

Proprietors  can   demand    Lists  of    Share- 
holders, 2id  6b 

Punjab,  Ud  5/ 

Bills  deposited  with  the  Board  of  Trade, 

2d  if 

Property  Table  of  the  thirteen  leading  Com- 
panies, *26  d  8  6 

Kesponsibility  for  personal  Luggage  only, 

12o  7a 

CoUia  V,  North  StafTordshire  Railway,  on, 

7d  9/ 

Riga  and  Dunaburg,  5o  4f 

Robberies  of  Railway  Hampers,  Casks,  etc., 

14  o  7/ 

Rostaol-Orel,  Sd  Sd 

Roumanian,  lid  5  6 — 12 d  7a 

Rugby  and  Leamington,  7  o  8  rf 

Russian  Railways,  21  <£  126 

Saffron  Waldon,  17  o  7/ 

San  Paulo,  8o    4&— 20o   5  #— 22  o   10  e— 

27 o  4f—9n  iif—5d  Qa—lld  7/ 

Saratow  Railway,  9  »  5  a 

St  Andrews,  10 o  7  c — 14 o  ib 

Scinde,  18  rf  5e—22d  8  c— 23  rf  7d 

Sirhowy,  29  o  6  c 

Smoking  Carriages  on  the  London,  Chatham, 

and  Dover,  aU  the  Third  Class,  20  o  5  « 

of  all  Classes  to  be  attached  to  all  Trains, 


2o  06 

in  the  Carriages  of  the   Metropolitan, 

16066—170  6/ 

Smyrna  and  Cassaba,  31  o  6  e— 30  d  5/ 

South    Austrian,   Lombardy,   and    Central 

Italy,  5n  5d 

-  South-Eastem,  19 o  4 a— -15 d  7e 
of  Portugal,  5d  6b 


Spanish,  18  n  4  c 

State  of  Shares,  1  o   4  6  Sid — 2  o   Sak  c — 

3o  7a&c — 5o  5a &b — 60  6a&c — 7o6  6&rf 
— 80  46&rf— 9o  5a &c — 10 0  7o&<^— 12o 
5a&c — 13  o  ia&b — 14  o  4  eke — 15  o  6akc 
— 160  5a&c — 17  o  7  ak c— 19 0  4ake — 20  0 
hak  c — 21  0  6ck e — 22 o  4  cr  & c — 23  0  7  akc 
— 24  0  8e— 24o  9  a— 26  0  7a&c— 27o  4ckd 
— 28o  7a&c— 29o  6a&c— 30o  6o&rf— 31o 

6  e — 2  n  6 a  & c — 4  n  6  a  &  c — 5 n  5a  &  b — 6  n 
6akd — 7n  (>akc — 9a  6a — 10 n.  9  akc — 
lln  6bkd—12n  4ckd—13n  lOa&c— 14» 
8c— 14n  9a — 16 n  lOa&c— 17»  9a&6 — 
18  n  10  c— 18  n  11a— 19  n  Sd  Scf—^ln  Gclkd 
— 23«  8a&c— 24n  10«&6— 26n  6(?&c?— 
26  n  4  a kc— 27 n  7akr—2Sn  6a&c— 30n 
5a k  6 — 1  d  7 ak c— 2 d  5ak d — 3 d  6ak c — 
4d5a8LC—5d  6akc—7d  7a&id~Sd5a&b 
—9d  7a&e—10d  4a&f— Urf  7a&<?— 12rf 
7a&d^l4d5aScd— 15 d  7  a&c— 16 d5a&c 
17d  7a&c— 18rf   5a&c—19d   7a&^— 21rf 

7  a  &  c— 22  d  Sa&  r— 23  d7ak  6—24  d  5a&c 
— 25rf  6 rt  &  6— 28  d  5  <i— 29  d  5  rf— 30  rf  56  &c 
—did  6a8ic 

Sutherland,  4  n  6  <? 

Tambow-Soratow,  12  n  10  6 

Traffic  Receipts,    Id  7  c— 5  d  6e-12d  7/ 

— 19rf  6f—26d  8  6 

-  Traffic  Retunis,  I  0  4/— 2  0  5/— 3  o  7  c— 


Railways  (eontinued). 

60  6e— 80  4/— 9o  5/— lOo  7  c— 13o  4d— 
15  0  6/-^17o  7e-^20o  5e— 22o  4/— 23o  7/ 
— 24o  9  a— 27o  4/— 28o  7/— 29  0  6e— 30o 
5/— 31o  6  c— 3  n  4  6— 5  n  5rf— 7n  6  c— 10  it 
4  6— 12n  4/— 13n  10  6— 14  n  8/— 17n  8/— 
19  n  8  c— 20  n  7  6&rf— 21n  7/— 21  n  6/— 
24  »  lOrf— 26»  if— 27  n  7  c— 28n  6e— Irf 
7e—Sd  6c— 4(1  5e—Sd  5d—9d  7c— lOrf 
4c— lid  7/— 12rf  7a— 15d  7c— 17 d  7/— 
18  d  5/— 22ci  8  c— 23  d  7<i— 24d  5f—25d 
5dr-.29d  5/-^31d  6/ 

in      Transylvania,     Contract     to     Waring 

Brothers,  7  n  5  6 

Umgerie  and  Port  Railways,  7  n  5  6 

Union   Pacific    Railway  and  the    Indians, 

26  n  9  c 

United     Railways    Companies    Committee 

Meeting,  25d  Ba 

Victoria  New  Railway,  Loan  for,  4  n  6  6 

Walton  and  Thetford,  14  d  4/ 

Weldon  aud  Daventry,  27  o  4/ 

West  Flanders,  28  0  7  c— 9  n  6f 

West  Somerset,  606c 

Ranelagh  (Lord),  Letter  to  his  Volunteer  Regi- 
ment on  the  Rachel  Case,  9  0  8  c 

Ranken  (W.  B.),  Appeal  for  the  Newport  Mjirket 
Refuge,  14d  4  6 

Rather  too  Much,  a  City  House  with  Three  of  its 
Four  Partners  in  Parliament,  27  n  9  a 

Real  Seaman,  Captain  May  in  the  Harlequin, 
\2d9f 

Red  River  Settlement,  Appeal  for  Help,  16  0  8/ 
— Id  76 

Red  Tapeism  in  the  Army,  21  o  5/ 

Redhill,  late  Delivery  of  Letters  at,  15  0  5rf 

Reform  League,  Address  to  Mr  Beales  and  his 
Electors,  21  n  9/ 

Banquet  to  the  American  Minister,  11  d  9  r 

Withdrawal  of   the  Invitation,   17  d    9  6 

— 18d  10/— 19d  6  6 

Demonstration    at  St  James'   Hall   to    Mr 

Reverdy  Johnson,  27  n  9  d — 4  d  7  « 

and    the    Elections,    26  n    6  c — 3  d    7  c — 

lOd  5d 

Finance  Statement,  24  d  10  r 

Repudiation  of  Pinlen's  Demonstration  in 

Hyde  Park,  23  n  10  c 

Their   Address   of    Congratulation    to   the 

Junta  of  Spain,  20  o  5e 

General  Prim's  Letter  in  return,  2  n  5  6 

Refreshment   Houses,   number  Licensed   in   the 

Year.  13  0  4/ 
Refuge  for  Destitute  Boys,  28  d  9  c 

Fund  of  the  Reformatory  Union,  30  d  4/ 

Refuges  for   Homeless  and   Destitute   Children, 

Dinners  for  Poor  Strays,  11  d  9  a 

Donations  for,  26  d  8/— 28d  9  c— 25  d  9  a 

— 29d  9/— 30d  4/— 31d  8/ 

Appeal  for,  25  d  9  6 

Refuse  of  Public  Schools,  what  it  is  turned  to, 

3o  9c 
Regent  Street  Refuge  Report,  12  n  9  c — 16  n  10  6 

—23  n   9/— 30  »  8  c— 8  d  10  a— 1 S  d  4  <!--24  d 

10/— 31  d  8/ 
Registrations,  1  0  6  d--2  0  4/— 3  o  6  c— 7  o  4/— 
o  105 


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PALMERS   INDEX   TO    "THE   TIMES'     NEWSPAPER. 


[Oct.  1  to 


7o  lOe— 80  10d—9o  ic—lOo  5/ -14  0  10  a 
16  0  4  fr— 19  0  5  c— 21  0  8  a— 9  n  8  6 
Registration  Appeals,  15  o  9  6 — 20  o  10  c — 6w  5/ 

Days  for  Hearing,  3  n  9  6 

Law  on,  7  »  5  d 

Reid  (G.),  Appeal  for  the  Great  Northern  Hos- 
pital, 25  d  9  6 
Religious  Tract  Society,  and  its  Expenditure,  1  o 

9  6—3  0  10/— 5  o  7/— 7o  4c^— 80  7e 

Fire  at,  6  n  9  d 

Remonstrance  on  Church  Disestablishment,  2lo  5d 
Rensburg  not  to  be  Fortified,  22  0  10  a 
Repression  of  Crime,  29  o  10/ 
Republicanism  in  Spain,  20  n  4  a 
Rescue  of  Thirteen  Men  at  Sea,  7  0  9/ 
Resignation  of  the  Ministry,  Right  Hon.  B.  Dis- 
raeli's Circular,  Zd  Hf 

the  Globe  on.  3  rf  9/ 

Retrospect  of  the  Year,  31  </  6  c 

Revenue  of  the   United  Kingdom,  Abstract  of, 

10  4a 

Departments,  5d  Ac 

REVIEWS:— 

Abyssinian  Expedition*  and  the   Life  and 

Reign  of  King  Theodore,  23  rf  5  rf 

Adventures  on  the  Great  Hunting  Grounds 

of  the  World,  18rf  4  c 
' Andersen,  Hans  C,  Later  Tales,  18  rf  4  6 

Anstey,  Rev.  Henry,  Munimentix  Academica, 

17o  4o 

Architects,  Engineers,  and  Building  Trades 

Directory,  14  n  10  c 

Army  Medical  Department  Report,  12(2  4  c 

Aunt  Judy's  Christmas  Volume,  18  rf  4  6 

Louisa's  Birth-day  Gift,  18d  46 

Baker,  Sir  S.  W.,  Cast  Up  by  the  Sea,  15  rf  6  c 

Banking  Almanac  and  Directory,  16  d  5  6 

Basket  of  Flowers,  18  rf  4  c 

Billing.  Dr  Archibald,   Science   of    Gems, 

Jewels,  Coins,  and  Medals,  7  n  id 

' Blackburn,  Mrs  Hugh,  Birds  Drawn  from 

Nature,  ISd  ia 

Bosanquet,  B.  T.,  Interest  Tables,  14  n  10  c 

Bowen,  C.  E.,  Jack  the  Conqueror,  18rf  4  6 

Bowers,  G.,  Month  in  the  Midlands,  15  rf  Ge 

Boy  Foresters,  18  ti  4  c 

• British  Almanac  and  Companion,  IG  c^  5  6 

• Brodrick,   Alan,  Songs  of  the  People,  29  0 

4a 

Note  about,  31  0  6  6 

Busy  Hands  and  Patient  Hearts,  Ih  d  4  c 

Bunyan's  Pilgrim's  Progress,  I6d  Gt 

Children's  Hour  Annual,  18  rf  4  c 

Christmas  Books,  12  d  5  c— 15rf  6  c— 18  rf 

4a 

City  Diary,  10  d  5b 

Clifthorpe,  W.,  the  Progress  of  Character, 

Ud  4c 

Collins,  Wilkie,  the  Moonstone,  3  0  4  r 

Colonel  Fortescue's  Daughter,  19  d  4  a 

Correspondence  de  Napoldon  I.,  Tom6s  24-5, 

28n  4c 

Countess  Cross,  Idd  4a 

Darley,  F.  0.,  Sketches  Abroad,  1 5  </  6  c 

De  La  Rue's  Pocket  Books,  Calendars,  and 

Diaries,  14  n  10  c 
106 


ReYieiVB  {continued). 

Diprose,  J.,  some  Account  of  the  Parv^  ot 

St  Clement  Danes,  25d  4c 

Diverting  History  of  John  Gilpin,  12  d  5  c 

Early  Works  of  Sir  Edwin  Landaeer,  18  d 

4a 

Epicure's  Year-Book,  15d  6c 

Ewing,  J.  H.,  Mrs  Overtheway'0  Remem- 
brances, 18c^  4  6 

Exchange  Tables,  16d  5  b 

First  Report  of  the  CommissionerB  on  the 

Employment  of  Children,  etc.,  21d  4b 

Fitzgibbon,  Gerald,  Ireland  in  18G8,  31  o  4a 

Friends  in  Furs  and  Feathers,  ISd  4b 

Gems  of  English  Art,  18  c^  4  a 

Girdlestone,  W.  H.,  Arithmetic,  Theoretical 

and  Practical,  13o  9c 

Note  about,  15  o  76 — 16  o  10  c 

Gladstone,  W.  E.,  Chapter  of  an  Autobio- 
graphy, 23  n  3  (/ 

Golden  Hours,  18c2  4  6 

Goldsmith,  Oliver,  Poetical  Worka»  1 2  d  5  e 

Gorrie,  Daniel,  Summers  and  Winters  in  the 

Orkneys,  6  0  4  a 

Great  Works  of  Raphael  Sanzio,  ISd  4a 

— —  Greg,  W.  R,  Literary  and  Social  JudgixienC£« 
27n  4a 

Hamerton,  P.  G.,  on  Painting  in  France, 

15cf  6  c 

Hamilton,  R.  S.  C,  Book-keepinp,  14  »  10  c 

Harry's  Ladder  to  Learning,  18  d  4  6 

Haydn's  Dictionary  of  Dates,  14  n  10  e 

Head,  Right  Hon.  Sir  Edmund,  Ballads  and 

other  Poems.  15  0  4  a 

Hodder,  E.,  Lost  in  Paris,  ISd  4e 

Howitt,  Mary,  Pictures  from  Nature,  15  d 

6c 

Hunter,  W.  W.,  Annals  of  Rural  Bengal. 

21  71  4  a 

Hutchinson,  T.  J.,  the  Parana,  14  n  10  d 

Jamieson,  Mrs,  Lives  of  Celebrated  Female 

Sovereigns,  ISd  4b 

Kathleen,  a  Novel,  2Gd  9d 

Kinglake,  A.   W.,  Invasion  of  the  Crimea, 

continuation,  20  0  4  a 

Notes  about,   27  0   10  c— 29  o   10/— 30^ 

86 

Liangford,   J.  A.,  Century  of   Birmingham 

Life,  10  o  4  c 

Law  and  Commercial  Daily  Remembrancer. 

16cZ  5  6 

Leigh,  H.  S.,  Cartjls  of  Cockayne,  15  <2  6  f 

Leisure  Hour  for  1868,  16d  46 

Leland,    C,   Hans   Breitmann's    Chri&tm^ 

Party,  18rf  4  c 

Little  Rosy'iJ   Voyage  Round   the   Worl»l. 

ISd  4b 

MacColl,   Rev.  M.,  Is  there  not  a  Cause  ? 

11  <;  4a 

Marshman,  J.  C ,  History  of  India,  29  0  4r 

Masterpieces  of  English  Art,  ISd  4  a 

Flemish  Art,  ISd  it 


—  Minto,  Countess  of,  Memoir  of  Right  Hon. 
Hugh  Elliot,  28  n  4  a 

—  Miller,  Mrs  Hugh,  Ciits  and  Dogs,  15  d  6  c 

—  Mitchell,  John,  on  Assaying,  14  n  10  c 


Dec.  31,  1868.]         palmeb's  index  to  "the  times"  newspaper. 


Eit 


Beviews  {continued). 

Morris,  William,   the   Earthly   Paradiae,  a 

Poem,  10  0  4  a 

Moscrop,  Caroline,  Fairy  Recordu,  18  rf  4  c 

Mountain,  Loch,  and  Glen,  ISd  4  a 

Mrs  Oatty's  Christmas  Box,  18  rf  4  6 

Nobility  of  Life,  its  Graces  and  Virtues, 

I2d  6e 

Norton,  Lieut.-Col.,  Report  of  the  Govern- 
ment of  the  United  States  on  Munitions  of 
War,  9  n  4  «f 

One  Year,  or  Story  of  Three  Homes,  18  rf  4  c 

Our  Journal  in  the  Highlands,  15d  6f 

Our  Lord  and  His  Twelve  Disciples,  ISd  Aa 

Our  Own  Fireside,  18  rf  4  6 

Plain  Guide  for  County  Court  Suitors,  16  d 

5b 

Post-Office  London  Directory,  19d  5d 

Post-Office    London    Suburban    Directory, 

I9d  5d 

Pilgrim  and  the  Shrine,  80  rf  4  6 

Proceedings  of  the  Royal  Artillery  Institu- 
tion, vol.  v.,  31  o  4  (2 

Puck  on  Pegasus,  IS  d  ib 

Railway  and  Commercial  Gazetteer,  16d  5b 

Recollections  of  My  Life,  by  Maximilian  I., 

Emperor  of  Mexico,  2n  id 

Report  of  the  Royal   Commission  on  the 

Laws  of  Marriage,  23  d  4  0 

Robert  Chetwynd's  Confession,  19  rf  4  a 

Rogers,  J.  E.,  Ridicula  Rediviva,  V2d  5e 

Salm-Salm,    Felix,    Diary  in  Mexico,  81  d 

4c 

Seaton,  Edw.  C,  Handbook  of  Vaccination, 

lid  4c 

Science  Gossip,  18  rf  4  6 

Schelike,  Lieut. -Col.  Von,  Treatise  on  Coast 

Defence,  6  n  4  c 

Scott,  Sir  Sibbald,  The  British  Army  :  its 

Origin,  Progress,  and  Equipment,  23  o  4  a 

Scott,  Sir  Walter,  on  Demonology  and  Witch- 
craft, illustrated  by  George  Cruickshank,  26  d 
5a 

Senior,  N.  W.,  Journals,  etc.,  relating  to  Ire- 
land, 17 d  4a 

Shakespeare,  William,  Works,  18d  4  6 

Sills,  Geo.,  on  Composition  Deeds,  I6d  $b 

Songs  and  Sonnets  for  my  Friends,  29  0  4  a 

Songs  for  the  Little  Ones,  18  rf  4  c 

Speeches  of  the  Earl  of  Shaftesbury  upon 

Subjects  having  relation  chiefly  to  the  Claims 
and  Interests  of  the  Labouring  Class,  21  o  4  a 

Statistical  Report   of  the    Health   of  the 

Navy,  16n  4  rf 

Stevenson,  Henry,  Birds  of  Norfolk,  21  rf  4  rf 

Stories  of  Old  England,  18  rf  4  r 

Story  of  a  Roimd  Leaf,  18  rf  4  6 

Sunbeam  Stories,  18  rf  4  c 

. •  Sunday  at  Home,  18  rf  4  & 

Te  Deum  Laudamus,  18  rf  4  a 

Tennyson,  illustrated  by  Dor^,  29  rf  10* — 

30rf  4rf 

Thomas  h  Kempis,  Counsels  of,  18  rf  4  6 

Timbs,  John,  Curiosities' of  London,  3o  4rt 

John,  Eccentricities  of  the  Animal  Crea- 
tion, 15rf  6e 


Beview  (continued). 

Titmarsh,  M.  A.,  Christmas  Books,  l^rf  6/ 

Trench,  W.  S.,  Realities  of  Irish  Life,  24  rf 

4rf 

Tripp,  F.  E,  British  Mosses,  18  rf  4  a 

True  to  the  Life,  26  rf  9  a 

Tyas,  Rev.  R.,  Language  of  Flowers,  15rf  6« 

Under  the  Lime  Trees,  18  rf  4  c 

Wild  Life  under  the  Equator,  IS  rf  4  6 

Yonge,  Charles  Duke,  Life  and  Administra- 
tion of  the  Earl  of  Liverpool,  15  rf  4  a — 17  rf 
5a 

Reviewer's  Defence,  28  rf  8/ 

Revising  Barristers,  Ap[)eals  against,  8  o  10  e 
lieynolds,  W.  C,  on  the  Belgian  Finance  Action 

2»  5/ 
Rice,  State  of  the  Market,  2o  5  6 — 3o  7  6 — 10  o 
7  6—14  0  4/— 15o  6  6—17  0  7/— 21  o  6/— 
22o  46—280  7  6—31  0  6rf— 4n  6«— 5n  5e 
— (Jn66— 7n  6tf— 12»  46— 18n  lOe— 20  » 
7  c— 25  n  6  c— 26  n  4  6—27  n  7  6—28  »  6  6— 
2rf  5c— 4rf  5e— 5rf  66— 9rf  76— 12rf  7f— 
16rf  56— 18rf  56— 19rf  7c 
Richardson-Gardiner  (Col.),  Outrage  upon  him  at 
Windsor,  1  o  6  e 

Reporter's  Defence  of  his  statement  about, 

1  0  6e 
Rigby  (E.  R.)  on  the  Peabody  Gift,  9  rf  9  c 
Rightful  Heir,  Notes  about,  80   5  6— 9  o   7/— 

12o  4/ 
Riots  at  Tredegar  and  Blaenavon,  25n  5e 
Ripon    (Dean    of),    Farewell    to    his   Liverpool 

Friends,  4»  9/ 
Ritual  Commission,  21  n  9/ — 12  rf  6  c — 18  rf  9  a 
Ritualistic  Services  at  AU  Saints,  Lambeth,  13  0 
10«— 14o  8/ 

for  the  Repose  of  the  Soul  of  the  Arch- 
bishop of  Ctmterbury,  at  Cambridge,  3  rf  7  c 

at  St  Lawrence,  Gresham  Street,  808/ 

at  St  Alban's,  Holborn,  29  rf  7/ 

Ritualism,  Address  to  the  Bishop  of  Chichester 

against,  by  the  Sussex  Clergy,  20  o  4  e 

Anti-Ritualistic  Conference  at  Manchester, 

7o  7a 

Bishop  of  Ely  on,  16  n  12  rf 

Bishop  Ham|)den  on,  19  o  7/ 

Bishop  of  Lincoln's  Protest  against,  16  0  4  rf 

in  Brighton,  1  0   10  6 — 2  o   9  a — 3  o   10  c— 

5o    7/— 5o    8/— 60    11a— 10  0    lOe— 13o 
10«— 160  5  6—16  0  4rf— 19o  7/— 29rf  4/ 

Correspondence  between  the  Bishop  and  Mr 

Purchas  on,  16  o  4  rf 

Decision  in  the  Mackonochie  Case,  29  rf  4  a 

Dr  Pusey  on  the  Judgment  given,  29  rf 


Mr  Jackson  and  Dr  Pusey 's  Letter,  SOrf 


4  a 


10  6 

-  Letter  from  Bishop  of  London  to  Rev.  A.  H. 
Mackonochie  on  the  Judgment  of  the  Privy 
Council,  31  rf  7/ 

Meeting  of  the  Clergy  holding  these  Views 

on  the  Judgment  of  the  Privy  Council,  31  rf  5/ 

in  Paul's  ('hurch,  West   Street,  Brighton, 

30  o  8/ 

Warned  by  the  Patriarch  of  Constantinople, 

SOrf  10  a 


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PALM£S*a   INDEX   TO    **  THE   TIMB8 "    NEWSPAPER. 


[Oct  1  to 


Kiver  Plate,  its  Capability  of  Supplying  Qrain  luxd 
Food  for  Europe,  80  o  5  6 

MiscellaneouH  News,  3  rf  6  c 

Robberies  iu  the  Suburban  Districta,  24  n  if — 1  d 
9e 

Two  Extraordinary  ones  at  the  Birmingham 

Banquet,  11  n  5a 

Robbery,  Daring  Garrotte  in  the  "Waterloo  Road, 
2d  10/ 

Great)  of  Checks  and  Notes  from  the  Leices- 
ter Permanent  Building  Society,  22  o  10  c 

of  the  Rowsendale  Print  Works,  12d  Sa 

Highway,  on  Plumatead  Common,  id  lOb 

Robertson  (T.  W.)  not  the  Author  of  Pearl,  8  o  6  is 
Robinson  (Canon),  Lecture  on  the  Irish  Church, 

28  o  5/ 

&  Cottam  on  the  Goodenough  Method  of 

Shoeing  Horses,  12d  5f 

Rochdale,  a  Meeting-house  blown  down  by  the 
Storm,  and  tlie  Congregation  Injured,  295  7/ 
Rochester  Antelope  Hotel  Company,  11  n  6/ 
Rock  Life  Assurance  Company  MectinKi  lo  ic 
Rodgers  (Rev.  John)  on  the  Peabody  Fund,  10  d  if 

Roebuck  ( ),  Address  to  his  Constituents  at 

Sheffield,  13  o  5  c 

on  Capital  and  Labour,  26  o  116 

Rogues  and  Vagabonds,  New  Act  about,  1  o  10/ 
Roman  Catholic  Cathedral  for  Westminster,  7  d  5e 
Roman  Villa  at  Chadworth,  5o  7 b 
Romance  of  the  Peerage,  Derwentwater,  2o  9d 

— 6  o  11a 
Rose  (J.  Anderson)  on  Mr  Buxton  and  the  Eyre 

Prosecution,  9  n  7  6 
Roumania,  Chambers,  80  n  10  a 
Court  Circular,  5  o  7  d — 3  »  3  6 

Denial   of   Committees   of    Action  in   the 

Danubian  Princii>alities,  in  5a 

Earthquake  in,  16  n  12  6—30  »  10  6 

Election  of  President^  etc^  of  the  Chambers, 

Sd  5a 

Fresh  Persecutions  of  the  Jews,  5o  7 d 

Miscellaneous  News,  3n  3  6— 20n  12  6— 

Id  5b^2d  10a— 19d  10c— 26d  106 

New  Cabinet,  30  »  10  6 — 1  d  5a 

Re-establishment  of  the  National  Gaard,  7  n 

56 

Roundel!  (C.  S.)  on  his  speech  at  Woodstock,  Sn  66 
Rous  (AdminJ),  Correspondence  with  Mr  Padwick, 

2So  9  6 
Koutledge  (John)  in  Spain,  13  o  8  a — 16  o  7  € 
Royal  Academy,  Annual  Presentation  of  Medals, 

12d  9/ 

Academy  of  Music,  Result  of  the  Potter  and 

Westmoreland  Competition,  23  d  6  6 

Agricultural  Society,  7  c^  9  a 

Albert  Orphan  Asylum,  25  at  9  a  &  6—30  d 

4/ 

Bounty,  the  Last  Grant  of  Mr  Disraeli,  2id 

76 

Botanic  Society,  1  rf  12  a 

Engineers  at  Reviews,  22  o  8/ 

_  Exchange,  Filthy  State  of  the  Royal  Statue 
in,  9  o  5/ 
-  Forests  and  Woodlands,  Receipts,  29  d  7/ 
Geographical  Society,  10  %  3/— 16  rf  10  r 
Arab  Chiefs  Visit  to,  23  n  8/ 
lOS 


Royal  Geographical  Society,  Paper  from    Pund^ 
tor,  9  rf  9/ 

Horticultural  Society,  7  o  10  d — 21  o  5  d— 

in  5  c— 18 »  9 rf 

Humane  Society,  28  n  if 

Institution  School,  Liverpool,  Distribtttita 

of  Prizes,  26  rf  10  e 

Mail  Steam  Packet   Company,    15  o  6  a — 

26  o  7  0^29  o  6  c 

Marine  Light  Infantry,  18  rf  4/ 

Mausoleum  at  Frogmore,   14  rf   10  e — 15  i 

9a 

National  Life  Boat  Institution,  10  i»  S  rf 

Society,  25  «  9f--3d  8  6 

Rum,  Government  Contractors,  24  rf  5  6 
Russell  (Earl)  on  Working  Men  in  Parliament, 
30n  7c 

(Sir  W.),  Reported  Appointment  o£,  16rf  7< 

RUSSIA:— 

Attempt  to  Assassinate  the  British  Consul 

22rf  7e 

Bonds  of  Foreign  Lottery  Loana  Prohibited, 

29o  5a 

Budget,  7d  9rf 

Conscription  of  Four  Persons  in  every  IttOO, 

13n  56 

Court  Circular,  1 8  i»  5  a 

Departure  of   Christiana  from    TrebizoQC. 

14n  7rf 

Explosive  Projectiles  in  War,  Decisiafii,  12  « 

10  6 

Grant  for  a  New  Railway  from  Charkoff  u 

Krementshug,  3  o  9  rf 

Imports  from  England,  18  «  10/ 

Miscellaneous  News,  17  o    5  6 — 26  o    5  6- 

2n  12*— 5  »  7«— 14»  7rf— 16»    126— 21a 
56 

The  Moskavxt  Newspaper  Suspended  for  Six 

Months,  6  n  9  e 

New  Ministerial  Paper,  to   be  called   Tif 

Moniteur  of  the  Govemmtnt,  11  »  5  a— 21  n  9t 

New   Regulation   about  Stampa  and  Bill 

Stamps,  1  o  10  a 

Postal  Arrangements,  27  «  10  c 

Railways,  1 4  n  7  rf — 28  »  5  o' 

Reception  of  the  Papal  Circular  denied.  2  « 

12  a 

Report  of  the  Arrest  of  an  RngHahmmn  xt 

Syria,  12  o  10  c 

Rusaiao  Newspapers,  27  n  10  c 

St  Pttertvrg  Invalidt   on    Lord    Stanley's 

Speech,  27  n  10  6 

Synod  receives  a  Circular  from  the  Pope 

inviting  them  to  the  Council,  26  o  5  & 

Tariff  for  Asiatic  Russia,  IS  n  9/ 

Ukase  on  Maritime  Police,  20  o  8  e 

War  Question,  29  o  5  a 

Warning  to  a  Newspaper,  14  o  7  e 

RuBi«ians  in  Central  Asia,  15  rf  6/ 

Russian  Conquests  in  Ajsia,  16  n  4  e — 20  a  4  ^ 
2Srf  6  6 

Trade  with  England,  18  »  10/ 

Rowlands  &  Fraaer  on  the  Goldaauth*&  Circakr. 

lOrf  4c— 12rf  5rf 
Rye  (Maria  B.\  Subscriptiona  to  Aid  Female  Eel:- 
gration  to  Canada,  1  o  5  c — S  o  8  c — 16  o  9/ 


Dec.  31,  1868.]         palmer's  indjsx  to  *'th£  times''  newspaper. 


Soo 


s. 

Sacred  Harmonic  Society,  19  n  3« — 24  n  11  a — 
26n  7<^-80»  7c— 7d  5a~-7d  66— ISdlOe 

Sailor's  Homes,  25  n  9/— 26 n  9  e— SO n  7d 

Salford,  Fire  at  Messrs  BazendellB  Warehouse, 
24  d  10/ 

Salisbury,  Donation  from  the  Two  Members  for 
the  City  for  the  Poor,  28  d  7  c 

(Lord)  on  his  Acceptance  of  Office,  ISd  7  c 

Addresses  to,  at  Manchester,  28  o  12  a — 

SO  0  10  a 

.  (Bishop),  Health  of,  16 d  9/— 28 d  7c 

Salmon,  Fixed  Engines  for  Taking,  in  the  British 

Channel,  2&d  7€ 
Special  Fishery  Commissioners,  2  d  4  e — 

28  d  7  c 

and  Oyster  Cultivation,  7 o  9 d — 8 o  8c 

Ova  for  New  Zealand,  26  d  7  <^— 29  d  8  c— 

80  d  5/ 

Salt  Trade,  24  n  6d 

Saltpetre,  State  of  the  Market,  1  o  4/— 9  o  6/— 
10 e»  7  6—14  0  4/— 17o  7/— 21  o  (>/— 22o4  6 
— 24o  8/— 28o76— 29o  66— 30o  56— 6»  66 
— 7  »  6  fr— 13  n  10  6—18  n  10  c— 26  n  6  c— 
27»  76— 28»  66— 2d  6c— 8d  66— 5d  66 
— 9d  76— lOd  4e— 12d  7c— 16d  6  6—18  d 
6  6—19  d  7  c— 23  d  7  d 

Samuelson  (H.  B.)  on  the  Cheltenham  Election, 
21  d  6/ 

Sandringham,  Repairs  at,  81  d  8/ 

Sandwith  (Lieut. -Col.),  Appeal  for  the  Hope  Print- 
ing Office  for  Women,  31  d  4/ 

Sandwich  Islands,  Reported  Sinking  of  the  South- 
east Shore  of  Hawaii,  14  o  6/ 

Sarawak,  the  late  Rajah  succeeded  by  his  Nephew, 
6o  6e 

Savings  Banks,  Amount  of  Deposits  in  each 
County,  2a  9/ 

Funds,  15d  5  a 

Savoy  Chapel  Preachers  for  November,  31  o  9/ 

Advent,  28  n  9  « 

German  Chapel,  lOOth  Anniverrary  of,  9  n 

12  c 
Saxony — Strike  of  the  CommissionaireB  at  Dres- 

dren,  20  o  9  c 

Rioting  from  the  Strike,  20  o  9  c 

St  Andrews  University,  Appointment,  16  o  6/ 

Election  of  Rector,  28  h  10  d 

Nominations  for  Rectorship,  16  »  8  a 

St  Chad's  College,  Denstone,  laying  the  Founda- 
tion Stone,  23  o  6/ 

St  Clement  Danes  Mission  House,  Servant's  Home, 
and  Public  Library,  21  n  5/— 24  »  11/— 28n 
56— 6d  11/— lOd  6/— 15d  6c— 24d  10/— 
28d  9c 

St  Giles'  Charob,  Cripplegate,  Restoration  of,  6  o 
Ud^Uo  9  a 

Soup  Kitchen,  25  d  9  a — 28  d  9  c 

St  George's  Hospital,  and  its  Collector's  Pound- 
age, Id  6/— 4d  4/ 

Parish,  what  becomes  of  the  Lighting  and 

Paving  Rate,  16  d  7/ 

St  Martin's  School  of  Art  Distribution  of  Prizes, 
17d  6d 

St  Mary's  Charterhouse,  Golden  Lane,  25  d  9  a — 

29  d  9/ 


St  Mary's  Hospital,  Appeal  for,  31  d  8  e 

8t  Mary-leStrand,  the  Churchwardens'  Objections 

to  Dr  Evans,  9n  6/ 
the  Clergyman  and  his  Churchwardens,  16  d 

10/ 
St  Pancras,  Election  of  Medical  Officer  of  Health, 

16  d  6  a— 17  d  5  c 
Excessive  Cost  of  Pauper  Children  in,  81  o 

10  c 

Great  Increase  of  Taxation  in,  10  «  7  c 

Meeting  to  Oppose  the  excessive  Taxation, 

27o  7c 

New  Buildings  for,  3  o  9  e 

New    Infirmary,    laying    the    Foundation 

Stone,  11  d  6  6 

Poor-law  Expenditure  in,  30  n  9/— 80  d  8  c 

Vestry  Hall,  21  d  5/— 23  d  5« 

St  Paul's  Cathedral,  Statistics  of  ita  Co8t»  26d  7a 

Churchyard,  Value  of  Property  in,  4»  9/ 

6n  10  a 

Preachers,  28  o  9  c— 2  d  10  6 

School  Winter  Speeches,  14  d  9  6 

Speech  Day  at,  18  d  10  c— 19  d  9  d 

Special  Evening  Servies  at,  28  d  7  c 

St  Thoma«'  Day,  Elections  for  the  Wardmotes,  22  d 

7/— 23d  lid 
Hospital,  Progress   of  the  New   Buildinr, 

13  n  lid 

Industrial  Kitchen,  Donations,   14  o  9  a — 

12 »  9/ 

St  Vincent's  Home,  Fulham,  Appeal  for,  24  d  10/ 
Scarborough,  Omission  of   the  Prayei-s  for    the 

Queen,  etc,  in  the  Parish  Church  of,  20  o  4  e 

— 21o  12c— 23  o  12a 
Scarlatina,  groat  Increase  of,  27  o  3/ 

RegiDtrar-Gkueral's  Return  of,  15  o  116 

Scarlet  Fever,  Account  of,  20  ft  4  c— 24n  5d— 

8  d  5  c— 4  d  7  c 

at  Marlborough  College,  5  d  5/ 

Schleswig,    Miscellaneous    News,    2o    7  c — 16  d 

10  a 
Sdater-Booth  (G.)  on  the  Youghal  Bridge  Transac- 
tion, 24  n  8  c 
Scotch  Law  Commission,  21  o  12  a — 6  n  5€ 
Scotland,  Board  of  Health  Returns,  17  »  7/ 

Court  of  Session — Longworth  v,  Yelverton 

Case,  31  o  5/ 

Courts  of  Law  Commission,  21  n  6  6 — 26  n 

6d 

Patronage  in  the  Church  of,  8  d  4/ 

Presbytery  of  Ayr  on  the  Law  of  Patron- 
age, 9  o  7  c 

Scottish  Chamber  of  Agriculture,  6  fi  6  c 

Fire  Insurance  Company,  23  o  7  6 

General  Assemblies,  Nomination  of  Modera- 
tors, 20  n  7  c 

Hospital,  2d  8/ 

Law  Amendment  Society,  26  o  6  e 

Municipal  Elections,  3  d  9  c 

National  Insurance  Company,  13o  4a 

Registrar-General's    Returns,    and    curious 

Notes,  4d  8c 

Statistics,  29  o  4/ 

Union  Insurance  Company,  3  d  6  a 

Scott  (Geo.  Gilbert)  on  the  Monuments  in  Croj' 
don  Church,  16  o  9/— 19  o  7  e 


Seo 


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[Oct  I  to 


Scott  (Robert  H.),  on  Weather  Signala,  4  n  10/ 

(8.  R.),  on  the  London,  Chatham,  and  Dover 

Litigations,  Id  7  a 

Scurvy,  another  Ship  with  Crew  afiBicted  with, 
28  0  lie 

Sea-birde,  the  Preservation  of,  7  rf  4  6 

Sea-sickness,  Rules  to  avoid,  4d  7  c 

Sea-gulls,  Appeal  for  their  Preservation,  15  o  10/ 

Sebastopol  Bell  at  Windsor  Castle,  21  d  12  c 

Second  Colan>n  of  the  Times,  7 d  6d 

Seddon  k  Co.  on  their  Connection  with  the 
Roj'al  Bank  of  Liverpool,  26  o  5/ 

Sedgwick  (Rev.  J.  £.)  and  the  Bishop  of  Man- 
chester, 9  n  10  c 

Selway  (W.  R.)  on  the  Lambeth  Election,  2o  4c 

Sensational  Horrors,  16  o  10  c 

Sermons,  Circular  addressed  to  the  Clergy  to 
supply  them  with,  18  o  10  c 

Servia — Miscellaneous  News,  7 o  7  c — 13 n  5a 

Murder  of    Prince    Michael — Sentence    on 

the  Murderers,  7  n  5  6 

and  lloumania,  News  about,  21  o  10  6 

Severn,  Navigation  of  the   River,  11 »  6c-— 2d 

10  b 
Seward  (Secretary),  Farewell  Address  at  Auburn, 

19n  9a 
Seymour  (Arthur)  on  the  alleged  Intimidation  of 

a  Voter  at  Coventry,  16  n  12  d 

(Alfred),  on  the  Telegraph  to  India,  7d  6d 

Shaen  and  Rodcoe  (Messrs)  ou  Mr  Buxton's  Con- 
nection with  the  Eyre  Case,  4  n  8  c 

Shaftesbury  (Earl  of)  on  the  Bible  in  Spain,  19  n 
9a 

Shakespeare's  Birthplace — ^its  Arrangement  as  a 
Public  Resort  and  Museum,  26  o  5/ 

Shark,  Capture  of  one  oflf  Antrim,  24  rf  10/ 

Shaw  (Thos.  Geo.)  on  the  Wine  Duties,  28  rf  5d 

Sheep,  8000  perished  in  the  Snow  in  the  AUe- 
vard  Mountains,  19  n  7/ 

Sheerness,  new  Public  Hall,  Laying  the  Founda- 
tion Stone,  13n  9e 

Shepard  (H.  D.)  on  the  Meteor  visible  in  Mid-day, 
6»  6/ 

Sheridan  (Henry  B.)  on  Smoking  Carriages  and 
the  New  BUI,  2  o  9  6 

Sheriffs  of  London,  Quaint  civic  Ceremony  con- 
nected with,  2  »  5  d 

— —  Banquet  at  Haberdasher's  Hall,  5n  7/ 

Sheriffs,  Nomination  and  Selections  of,  for  the 
Provinces,  13  n  8  6 — 1 4  n  4  a — 17  »  10  e 

Sherman  (General)  on  the  Indian  Difficulties  of 
America,  15  d  4  e 

SHIP  NEWS:— 

lo  10c— 2 0    7<?— 2o  9  6— 2 o  9/— 3o  9d 

— 3o  lie— So  11/— 5 0  3d — 5o  7dke — 6o 
5fr-_6o  9d— 7o  7a-7o  7  c— 7  o  9d— 8o  7  c 
— 8o  9d— 9o  9d— 9o  10  a— 10  o  lid— 10  o 
9c— 12o  9/— 12o  10  6&C— 13o  9/— 14o  7c 
— 14o  10a— 15 o  6a— 150  lie— 16 o  4/— 
16o  106—17©  56—170  11  <— 19o  9c— 19o 
10  6—19  0  10  c— 20  o  7  c— 20  o  9  /— 20  o  10  6 
— 21o  56—210  9/— 21o  11/— 22o  lOft&c 
— 28o  5a— 23o  lid— 24 o  7e&/— 24o  9d— 
24o  106— 26o  66—260  11  c— 27  o  7 c— 27  o 
7c— 27o  9/— 28o  6a&6— 28o  9c— 28o  12c 

-29  0  11/— 30o  76--30O  7d— 80o  9/— 31  o 
110 


Ship  News  (continued). 

6  a— 81  o  9/— 31  o  11/— 81  o  12  6—2  »  6  6- 
2n  11/— 2»  126— 3»  36— 8n  9/— 4«rW 
— 4»  11  d— 6n  4/— 6n  9/— 6n  10/— 7  »  5fr 
— 7»  6/— 7»10d— 9n  5fr— 9»  5c^— 9k  11/ 
— lOn  4c— lln  6a— 11»  5  c— lln  5/— 12» 
9/— 12n  lOfr— 18n  6  6— 13n  lOe— 14fi  Id 
— 14n  9  c— 16n  11/— 16n  12  6— 17  n  10  a- 
17  J»  10/— 18n  6  a— 18  n  10/— 19»  3  6— 19  a 
9/— 20n  12a&6— 20»  12d— 21  n  6a— 21 « 
5/— 23n  9/— 23n  10  6— 24  n  10/— 24»  126 
— 25n  6  a— 25  n  9/— 25n  12  a— 26  n  7d- 
26»  7c— 26n  9/— 27»  7c— 27n  9  6— 2S« 
6a— 28»  10/— 30»  9/— 30n  10  6— Id  So- 
ld 66— Id  7/— Id  11a— 2d  4e— 2d  8«— 
2d  106— 3d  66— 3d  6/— 4d  7  6 — Id  9/— 
6d  5a— 6d  5/-^d  6/--7d  6/— 7  d  9d— 
7d  9c— 8d  5/— 8d  76— 8d  7c— 9d  5akh 
— 9d  7/— 9d  9/— lOd  7d— lOd  8/— lid 
6  6— lid  6  6— lid  6/— lid  11/— 12d  66- 
]2d  5/— 14d  4c— 14d  7c— 14d  8/— 15d 
lid— 16d  9/— 16d  lOo— 17d  66— 17d  tf/ 
— I7d  7e— 17d  9c&d— 18d  7c— 18d9c- 
19  d  6  a— 19d  11/— 21d  6  c— 21d  7/— 21<f 
12  o— 22  d  7  e— 22  d  10  c— 22 d  10/— 23 d  5  6 
—23  d  6  c— 23d  7/— 24d  9/— 24d  10  6— 
25d  6/— 25d  7d— 26d  9c— 26d  106— 2Sc< 
9/— 29d  7c— 29d  9c— 30d  4a — 30d  7d— 
30  d  10  6— aid  7d&/— 31d  9/ 

Abolition  of  Deferential  Duties  on  Foreign 

Flags  in  Spain,  28  n  10  a 

Arrival  of  the  Copemicttg,  from  Shanghai, 

22o  4  6 

the  Harlequin,  saved  by  the  daring  o£  its 


Captain,  12  d  9/ 

the  yaco6,  a  Steamer,  at  New  York,  with 


the  crew  of  the  Melita,  burnt  at  sea,  S  o  9  6 

the  Tantalion  C€uUe,  from  Calcutta,  ra{uJ 


vt)yage,  6  n  6  6 

—  Collision    between  the  Annit  Jane  aod  » 
Flemish  Smack,  11  d  6/ 

the  Briefly  UiU  and  Smryna,  6  n  7  « 

Crocodile  and  the  John  Dwycr^  30  »  9  6 

the  Duke  of  Suiherland  and  the   H'urj, 


3o  5/ 

the  Fuchsia  and  the  Diamond^  off  Whitby, 


26  d  9/ 

the  Leickkardt  and  the  North  Star,  at  the 

Nore,  26  o  12  a— 27  o  10  d 

the  Leichhardt  and  the  North  Star^  Official 


Inquiry,  3  »  3  c 
the  lona  ami  Iday,  on  the  Clyde,  near 

Govan  Pier,  16o  4c 
Syria  and  a  Cowes  Pilot  Bai^,  loes  of  four 

lives,  6  o  7  6 

the  United  Statee  and  the  Ameriea,  aad 


Destruction  of   both    Vessels    by   Fire,    21  d 
9fi— 22d  7d— 29d  7d— 29d  9a 

Cunard  Steamship  Line,  to  be  restored,  12  o 

86 

Cyclone  in  the  Bay  of  Bengal,  1 7  d  9  c 

Dangerous  Shoal,  near  St  Michael'e  Island, 

Id  6d 

Destruction  of  the  Lord  Hartington^  from 

the  ignition  of  Petroleum,  at  Hunter's  Point 
lln  5a 


Dec.  31,  1868.]         palmer's  index  to  "the  times"  newspaper. 


Sno 


Ship  KewB  (continued). 

Destruction  of  the  L.  H.  Colion,  by  the  igni- 
tion of  Petroleum,  near  Cleveland,  11  n  5  a 

by  Fire  of  the  Steamer,  Perseverance^  on 

Lake  Ontario  14  persons  bumt^  21  o  10  c 

by  Fire  of  the  Brig  Sunnysidej  laden  with 


Petroleum,  from  Lightning,  in  Delaware  Bay, 
12o  86 

by  Fire  of  the  Treasure  Trave^  5  n  10  a 


Dietary  of  Seamen,  SOo  7  d 

ElizaJbeik  Jane,  Foundered  off  Portsmouth, 

23 »  3c 

Foundering  of  the  Hibernian  off  Wick,  8d 

7  c— 16d  8  c 

Grand  Bonny  ashorp,  at  Formby,  4  n  5  a 

Launches  on  the  Clyde,  4  t^  10  rf 

Loss  of  the  Bogota,  Board  of  Trade  Inquiry 

into,  21  n  5/ 

the  Duncan  Ihinbar,  id  7  a 

the  Esther,  of  Jersey,  VI  d  11  rf 

a  Flat  (name  unknown)  at  the  Mersey,  all 

lives  lost,  30  0  7  a 

the  Ifermon  Hill,  at  Sea,  30  «  10  6 

the  Johan,  at  Sea,  30  »  10  6 

»-  the  Steam-ship  Lion,  no  lives  lost,  14  n  3/ 

the    Volunteer  Steamer,   Official  Inquiry 


into,  27  o  7/— 27  o  9  6 

the  Ward  Chipman,  id  7  a 

the    William,   of  Great  Yarmouth, 


12c^ 


llci 

—  Losses  at  Sea,  27  o  9  6 

—  Merchant  Shipping,  James  Hall  on,  1 7  o  5  c 
Steam  Vessolt),  Parliamentary  Return,  13  o 


10  6 


10/ 


10/ 


Missing — the  Alcaiff,  from   Liverpool,   29  o 


the  Authneagh,  for  Cuba,  22  o  6  c 
the  Breeze,  from  Liverpool,  8  o  10  c 
the  Caipa,  from  Liverpool,  5  n  5  <j 
the  Cape  Clear,  from  San  Antonio,   29  o 

the  Cleadon,  from  London,  17  d  7f 

the  Cometj  from  Bahia,  31  cj  8  6 

the  Diana,  from  Newfoundland,  8o  10  c 

the  Disraeli,  for  Falmouth,  24  rf  7  6 

the  Dorset,  Idd  7/ 

the  Eleanor,  for  Constantinople,  22  o  6  c 

the  Formhyt^from  Bassien,  17  d  7/ 

the  Frances,  from  Demerara,  31  ^  8  6 

the  Isabella  Dodson,  from  Alexandria,  12  n 

the  John  and  Barbara,  from  Crail,  29  o 

the  SitJina,  from  Oalatz,  12  7?  10  6 

the  Spirit  of  the  Sea,  from  Sidney,  12  n 

106 

the  Valdivia,  24  rf  9  6 

the  Venice,  from  Cardiff,  22  o  6  c 

the  Venice,  of  Sunderland,  1  o  6  r 

the  Vesta,  from  Liverjiool,  8o  10  c 

Overloading  of  Vessels  at  Soa,  27  o  9  6 

The  Schooner  Forfar  sunk  on  Lake  Michi- 
gan, 21  0  10  c 

7Vm»  Vdkes,  blown  up  by  Kaphtha  at  Sea, 


106 

"io7 


2o  8/ 
Triple  Collision  off  Spithead,  12  o  10  c 


Shipments  for  the  first  eight  months  of  theTear, 

lo  46 
Shipping,  Sanitary  Inspection  of,  30  d  10  a 
Shirley  (W.  S.)  on  the  Meteor  visible  in  Broad 

Day,  at  Rugby,  tin  if 
Shocking  Tragedy,  in  Franoe,  l%d  ic 
Shoeburyness,  Experiments  at,  12  o  7  c 
the  Commander-in-Chief  at,   17  o  9  c — 22  o 

8/ 
Short  Time  Movement  in  Factories,  5  o  8  c 
Siam,  Trade  with,  \bd  id 
Siamese  Twins,  possibility  of  separating  them,  6  n 

6/ 
Sedgwick  (W.  C.)  on  the  Woodstock  Election,  16  o 

4  6—  21  0  8  a 
Siemenz  (C.  W.)  on  the  Telegraph  to  India,  bd  6  c 

—Sd  7c 
Sieveking  (Dr  E.  H.)  on  Houses  for  the  Sick  Poor, 

2  n  10  6 
Silk,  Return  of  Imports,  12  rf  9/ 
Lyonese,  Report  of,  29  o  6  6 — 9  d  7  a — 25  d 

86 
Silver  Spoons  and  Forks,  a  warning,  9  o  10  c 
Simkiss   (T.   M.)  on  the  Planet  Neptune,    13  o 

9d 
Simm  (W.)  and  the  Wigaii  Election,  5d  5e 
Simonds  (H.  J.)  on  the  Reading  Election,   14  i» 

10/ 
Sinai,  Proposed  Survey  of  the  Peninsula  of,  6  o  9  « 

—60  4/— 14o  9d—27o  86 
Sister  Patrocinio  and  Father  Claret,  2  o  7  a 

Note  about,  7  o  9  a 

Sisters  of  Charity  and  the  Poor  of  Westminster, 

10  n  7/ 
Skeffington  (Martin  S.)  on  keeping  open  the  path 

from  Piccadilly  to  Victoria  Station,  25  rf  4/ 
Skepton  (Wm.)  on  the  Sligo  Boat  Accident,  10  d 

Slavery  in  the  Spanish  Colonies — Address  to  the 
Junta  from  the  Anti-Slavery  Committee  to 
Abolish,  20  0  9  6 

Slough,  Meeting  for  &  New  Church  at,  2  c2  10  e 

Slow  Church  Patronage,  7  o  9  6 

Smith  (E.  T.)  on  "  The  Rightful  Heu*,*'  9  o  7/ 

(Hejrwood)  on  Railway  Obstacles,  2d  if 

(Thomas)  on  the  Doulton  Case,  28  o  10  c 

(T.  J.)  on  the  Sandback  Riots,  10  rf  5  6 

(William),  his  Steam-power  Ridger,  9o  9  d 

on  Steam  Cultivation,  16o  4c 

(W.  G.)  on  the  Hudson's  Bay  Company,  10  rf 

7/ 

(W.  H.),  Banquet  to,  at  St  James'   Hall, 

10  rf  8/ 

Smithfield  Cattle  Show— Rev.  D.  Wilson's  Service 
to  the  Herdsmen,  etc.,  7  rf  6  c 

Club  Cattle  Show,  8d  7rf— 9d  9d—l0d 

5c— lid  7e 

Club  Meeting,  9d  9e 

New  Market,  Inspection  of,  by  the  Corpora- 
tion, 16  0  6/ 

Sale  of  Prize  Cattle — Prices  and  Names  of 

Buyers,  10  d  5c—\2d  5  b 

Smuggling  on  board  H.M.  ship  Serapis — Seizure 

of  18  Cwt.  of  Tobacco,  10  n  4/— -12  n  3/ 
Snow  in  and  around  London,  9  n  6  c 
Snow,  heavy  fall  in  Yorkbhire,  30  rf  7  d 

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Social  Science  AaBociation,  Annual  Meeting  at 

Birmingham,  1  o    5  d — 2  o    10  a — 3  o    6  b — 6  o 

4(1 — 6o  5  c — 7o  10  a — 8o  10  a 
Addreas  of  the  Earl  of  Carnarvon,  \o  b  d — 

8  o  10  a 
Beale  (W.  P.)  on  the  Public  and  Increaaed 

Railway  Fares,  Zo  Sf 
Compulsory  Education,  3  o  5  « 

Crofton  (Sir  Walter)  on  the  Repression  of 

Crime,  3  o  5  e 

Davies  (Miss  Emily)  on  a  College  for  Women, 

5o  46 

Darman  (Dr  Karr)  on  Technical  Education 

in  (Germany,  6  o  5  e 

Economy  and  Trade,  8o   5/— 5o  4  6 — 6o 

6/-7o  10  c 

Education,  7o  10  c 

Fawoett  (Mr)  on  Economy  and  Trade,  7  o 

10  a 

Harcourt  (Vernon),  Addreas  in  the  Juri»- 

prudence  Section,  2  o  10  a 

Hastings  (Geo.  W.),  Address,  6  o  4  a 

Health,  3o  6/— 5o  4  a— 7  o  10  6— 9  o  10  c 

Health  Officers,  7  o  10  6 

International  Law,  3  o  5  c 

Jurisprudence  and  Amendment  of  the  Law, 

7o  10  c 

Leading  Article  on,  10  o  8  c 

Lyttleton  (Lord),  Paper  on  Education,  2o 

10a 

Massey  (Mr)  on  Jurisprudence,  3  o  5  c 

— -  Meetings,  21  rf  lie 

Municipal  Law,  5 o  4  e--^^ o  5d 

Parkhurst  (Dr  R.  M.)  on  Change  of  Nation- 
ality, 2  o  10  6 

Patent  Law,  Qo  5f 

President's  Address,  5  o  4  c 

Rawlinson  (Robert)  on  Health  Obstructions, 

5o  ia 

Repression  of  Crime,  5o   4c — So  6a — 7o 

10  c 

Rumsey  (Dr)  on  Health,  6  o  5  c 

Williams  (A.  J.)  on  Municipal  Law,  2o  10  c 

Working  Men's  Meeting,  5  o  4  c 

Soci^t^  Agricole  et  Industrielle  d'Egypte,  2d  6  6 
Soci^td  Finandere  d'Egypte,  Distribution,  14 » 

10c 
Societies,  Expenditure  of,  17 o   lie— 671  12a — 

10  n  10  a 
Society  for  Help  to  Needlewomen,  16  d  10/ 
Socks,  Advantages  of  Wearing  neither  Socks  nor 

Stockings,  7  0  5a 

Notes  about,  808/ 

Chemictil  Report  on,  808/ 

How  to  Remove  the  Poisonous  Effects,  16  0  4  c 

Poisonous  Colours  in,  3 o  6 d — 6 o  ie 

Soda  Water,  What  it  is  made  of,  2  0  9  6 

Solari  (Rev.  Mr),  Mr  Stanford,  and  Mr  Bright  and 

the  Cum  Laws,  Sd  9/ 
Soldiers*  Graves  in  the  United  States,  3  d  9  c 

Lock-up,  16  n  4/— 18d  8  6 

Solly  (Samuel),  Appeal  for  the  Widow  of    Dr 

McAllister,  2  0  4  c 
Somerby  (H.  G.)  on  the  Peabody  Fund,  16  d  3/ 
Something  like  a  Shop— Stewart's    Dry    Goods 

Store,  New  York,  19  d  4  c 
112 


Something  wrong  with  the  Drains,  30  o  8  6 

Sonoing,  Fatal  Affray  at,  4  n  12/ 

South  Kensington  Museum,  Number  of  Visitors, 
7a  4d— 13o  106— 20o  9/— 29o  4/— Sn  7t 
— 5n  9d— lOn  10c— 24 »  5d— 2d  10/— ui 
6d— 23d  4/— 28d  8c— 29d  9/ 

Meyrick  Collection  of  Armour  at,  SO  d  7/ 

Southampton  (Lord)  on  the  Electors  of  North 

ampton,  24  f»  9/ 
Soup-Kitchena — a  Practical  Suggestion,  9d  5d 
SPAIN:— 

Abolition  of  Censorship  on  Literature,  26o  5  1 

— ^  Abolition  of  Deferential  Duties  on  Foretgn 

Flags,  28  n  10  a 

Academy  of  Archeology  and  Geology  Abo- 
lished, 4  n  6  a 

Accounts  of  the  Rise  in  Santander,  and  De- 
feat of  the  Royal  Troops,  22o  S-e 

Address  of  516  Ladies  at  Madrid  to  Preserve 

the  Churches,  etc.,  2  n  12  a 
Adhesion  of  the  Priesthood   to   the   New 

Order  of  Government,  15  o  9  c 
Agricultural  Distress,  28  n  10  6 

Ail  Saints'  and  Souls'  Day  at  Madrid.  r»  n 

10a 

Amnesty  to  Smugglers,  etc,,  19  o  10  a 

Application  for  a  Site  for  an  English  Churdi 

at  Madrid,  15o  9d 

Appointments,  13  o  10  6 

Appointment  of   a  Council  to  AdminiitrT 

the  Property  of  the  Crown,  16  o  10  a 

of  Don  Salustiano  Olozaga  to  the  Head  of 

the  Government,  21  0  10  a 

of  25  Councillors  of  State,  10  »  7d 

Arrest  of  the  Young  Pretender  Charles  VIU 

28d  5a 

Bank  of  Spain — New  GoTemor,  26  o  5  a 

and  the  New  Loan,  30  d  7  c 

Battle  of  Alcolea,  13  o  8  a 

Singular  Account  of  John  Routledge,  &o 

Englishman,  at,  13  0  8  a — 16  o  7  c 

Bejar  to  send  a  Special   Member  to  the 

Cortes  for  its  Gallant  Opposition  to  the  Crovu. 
16  0  10  a 

Bible  to  be  allowed  to  Spanish  Miasionarie^i. 

l7o  9d 

British  Capital  in  Andalusia,  29  o  10  6 

Residents'  Address  congratulatory  to  xht 

Junto,  2  0  7  6 

Brussels    Banking    Firm  offer  40,000,00'jf. 

to  Madrid  for  Public  Works,  27  »  9  6 

Bull  Ring,  Celebration  of  All  Souls*  Dar  «u 

6n  10  a — 7n  5e 

Cadis,  Anticipated  Attack  on  the   R«bel.'>. 

14d  8c 

Armistice  of  forty-eight  hours   l^twcc^i 

the  Government  and  the  Insurgents,  11  d  5  6 

Disturbances  at,  10  d  7  c — 11  d  5  a — 11  ti 

10(J— 12d   5ar~<12d    10c— 14d76 — I5d  5t 
-15d  9d 

Proclamation  of  General  Caballero, 


14  ei 

7  6— 16d  9c 

Submissionof  the  Rebels,  15  d  9d — 16d^' 

-  Calonge,  General,  Arrest  of,  2  o  7  6 

Candidates  for  the  Throne,  12  o  9  a — 19 

8  a— 22  08c 


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Spain  (continued). 

Carliflt  Emissary  Arrested  at  Medina  Sidonia, 

ISd  7b 

Conspiracy  at  Leon,  21  d  12  a 

Celebration  of  Civil  Marriages  at  Reus,  13  n 

5a 

Church  in  Spain^  18  n  4  e 

Coalition  Ministry,  7  o  7  c 

Concordat  Burnt  before  tho  Palace  of  the 

Papal  NuDcio,  13  o  10  a 

Constituent  Cortes  to  be  Elected  by  Uni- 
versal Suffrage,  2  o  7  c 

**Corta8  de   Emilio  Castelar  a  loa    Repub- 

licanoB,"  a  broad  street.  Notice  of,  14»  8  a 

Cost  of  the  Royal  Family,  10  o  5/ 

Crown   Jewels,  the   Queen's   own,  not  the 

Nation's,  12  o  9  a 

Crown  of  Spain  refused  by  Don  Ferdinand, 

21  o  6  fl— 26  o  5  a— 7  n  10  a 

Probability  of  Don  Espartero  reoeiWug  it, 


9n  5c 

Cuba  and  Porto  Rico  declared  their  Inde- 
pendence, 9  0  10  6 

Departure  of  Troops  to,  9  «  5d 

Insurrection,  13  »  6  a — 22  d  7  e — 28 d  5b 

Recognition  by,  of  the  New  Government, 

29  o  5(2 

Reinforcements  for,  30  rf  7  c 

Revolution  of,  9  o  10  a — 13  o  8  c 

State  of,  16  o  8  a 

Customs  Duties,  great  Reduction  in,  8  o  7  6 

lOo  9c 

Death  of  the  Duke  of  Valniy,  5  o  7  c 

Declaration  of  Freedom  in  Religion,  lio  7  d 

of  the  Junta,  19  o  10  a 


Decree  Abolishing  the  Duly  on  Salt  and 

Tobacco,  9  0  10  a 

Defining  the  Form  of  Election  for  Deputies 


in  the  Colonies,  16  o  10  a 

Ordering  Primary  Education  to  be  Free, 


16o  10a 

Proclaiming  Liberty  of  Conscience,  of  the 

Press,    of  Teaching,    Universal  Suffrage,   etc.. 


21o  56 

Promoting 


Non  -  commissioned    Officers, 
13o  10a 

Suppressing  all  Religious  Establishments 


of  both  Sexes  founded  since  1837,  and  all  their 
Property  to  belong  to  the  State,  20  o  10  a 

Defeat  of  General  Novaliches,  1  o  10  6 

Death  from  his  Woundw,  2  o  7  6 


Democratic  Meeting  at  the   Rivas  Amphi- 
theatre, 22  o  Sd 

Demonstration  in  favour  of  Civil  and  Re- 
ligious Jjiberty  and  Equality,  9  o  10  d — 10  <>  9  6 

Denial  of  Prince  Alfred's  Pretensions  to  the 

Throne,  17  o  10  6 

Diario,  The,  Publishes  an  Article  opposing 

as  Candidates  the  Duke  of  Edinbui-gh,  any 
Descendants  of  Queen  Isabella,  and  any  Prince 
not  a  bom  Catholic,  16  o  10  a 

Dismissal  of  the  Dependants  of  the  Palace 

and  the  Royal  Chapel,  2  n  12  6 
Dissolution  of  the  Juntas,  22  o  lOa — 22o  10  6 

"  Mozos  de  Escuadra,"  22  o  8  c 

Society  of  St  Vincent  de  Paul,  22  o  10  « 


Spain  (continued). 

Dissolution  of  the  Society  of  St  Vincent  de 

Paul,  Protest  of  a  Member,  7  »  10  a 

Don  Carlos  in  the  Field  as  a  Candidate  for 

the  Crown,  26  o  10  a 

and  liia  Pretensions  to  the  Crown,  3n  8a 

Don  Juan  Abdicates  in  favour  of  his  son, 

Don  Carlos,  8  o  7  6 

Act  of  Renunciation,  8  o  7  6 


Eastern  Afluira,  24  rf  4  a 

Ecclesiantical  Property,  25  (Z  8  c 

Economy    in     Expenditure    by    the    New 

Government  in  the  Civil  List,  8  o  4  6 

Edict  against  the  Jews  abolished,  16  rf  36 

Election  for  the  Central  Juntiv,  3  o  d  d 

Supreme  Junta,  with  Serrano  and  Prim 

as  Presidents,  8  o  7  c 

Elections,     7  »    6  a — 8  d    7  6 — 23  d    5  a — 

31c/  7  c 

Electoi-al  Law,  11 »  5  a 

Engagements   between    the   Royalists  and 

the  Insurgents,  2  o  7  6 

English  in  Spain,  Id  10a 

Escalante  (Don  Amable),  Sketch  of,  25  r?  4  c 

Espartero  for  King,  6  n  9  c 

Letter  to  the  Liberals,  22  d  10  a 


Establishment  of  a  Poll  Tax,  31  o  5  a 

Execution  of  Senor  Vallin,  a  Political  Mur- 
der, 1  0  8  6 

Great  Excitement  about,  1  o  8  6 


Experiments  with  a  Steam-Plough,  5  n  8  6 

Explanation  of  the  Conduct  of  the  Coun- 
tess of  Montejo  before  and  during  the  Revolu- 
tion, 14  0  8a 

Extension  of  Public  Education,  2  w  12  a 

Father     Claret,    the     Queen's     Confessor, 

1  a  10  6 

and  Sister  Patrociuio,  2  o  7  o 

Finance  Statement,  15  o  oa^SOo  7  6 

Flight  of  the  Captain- General  of  Barcelona 

by  Night,  3  o  9  c 

Flight  of  the  Queen  into  France,  1  o  10  a — 

2o  7c 

Free-Trade  in  Banking,  29  rf  7  6 

:  Freedom    of    Instruction    throughout    the 

Country  allowed  to  all  Clas^os,  22  o  8  a 

Freedom  of  Religious  Opinion,  2o  o  10  c 

Grand  Civic  Fete  and  Review  at  Madrid, 

5o  7c 

Grand  Review  at  Madrid,  23  »  10  a— 27n  12a 

Great  Demonstration  in  Madrid,  25  n  4  c — 

Zd  10c 
Great  Meeting  in  Madrid,  IG  n  12  a 

Havannab  Loan,  2n  12a 

Henri    de    Bourbon,    Letter    to   the    New 

Government,  29  rf  7  6 — 30  d  8c 

to  M.  Lays,  31  rf  8  a 

Hotel  de  Ville  Sacked,  and  the  Paperi?,  etc.. 

Burned,  3  o  9  c 

Illuminations  every  Night  in  Madrid,  9  o  106 

Jesuits,    Suppression    of    the    Order,    and 

Sequestration  of  its  Property,  14  o  7  rf 

Judicial PuniKlmientf*, Alteration  in,  12 /^f  IOt 

Junta's  Inventory  of  the  Palace  at  Madrid, 

9o  5a 

Junta  of  Madrid,  Dissolution  of,  21   o  5  6 

P  113 


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Spain  (continued), 

Loau,    15  o    5  a— 26  o    5  a— 27  o    10  a — 

lOn  7d— 20»  12o 

from  an  English  Firm,  19  o  10  6 

Lynch  Law  on  a  Sergeant  of  Artillery,  So  8  c 

Madrid,  State  of,  15  o  10  c 

Mados,  Senor,  Resignation  of ,  9  o  6  a 

Malaga  gives  in  its  Adhesion  to  the  New 

Qovernment,  19  o  10  6 

Manifesto  of  the  Provisional  Government, 

21  0  6  a— 27  o  7  d 

Marshal  Serrano  and  General  Prim's  Pro- 
clamation, 9o  10  a 

Ministerial  Levees,  a  Sketch  of,  6  n  8  6 

Miscellaneous  News,  6  o  9  c— 7o  7  6 — 9  o7c 

—9o  10  6— 12  o  11(1— 12  o  lie— 13  o  8  6— 
13  0  10  a — 14  o  7  d—l5  o  5  a — 15  o  5  b — 17  o 
6  a — 19  0  10  a — 20  o  10  a — 21  o  6  a  &  6 — 22  o 
10  a— 23  0  6  a  &  6 — 26  o  5  a — 29  o  5  a — 2  n 
12  a — 3  »  3  a — 4  n  5  a — 5  n  7  d — 6  n  9  c^7  n 
6  a— 9  n  6  a— 12  »  10  a— 14  »  7  d—\Qn  12  a 
—18  n  6  a — 19  n  3  a— 20  n  12  a — 21  »  6  a — 
23  »  lOo— 24»  12a&6— 25?i  5  a— 26«  7  c— 
27  n  9  6—28  n  5  a— 1  d  10  a— 2  d  10  a— 3  d 

5  a— 5  d  5  a— 7  d  9  c— 7  d  10  c—S  d  76—9  d 

6  d— 11  d  5  a— 11  d  10  c— 12  d  5  a— 14  d  7  6 
—14  d  8  <f— 15  d  9  d—l5  d  9  «— 16  rf  10  a— 
17  d  9  c  &  dr-18  d  7  6—19  d  6  a— 19  d  9  e— 
21  d  12a— 21  d  12c— 22 d  7c— 23d  ba-^^id 
10a— 25d  7d— 28d  10a— 31d  7d 

Monarchical   Demonstration    at   Yalladolid 

Suppressed  by  the  Republicans,  5d  5c 

Monetary  Reform,  21  o  5  a 

Montpensier,  Duke  and  Duchess  of,  Return 

to  Madrid,  lOo  9  c 

Expend  large   Sums    on    the   Wounded, 

19o  10a 

His  Return  to  Spain  Paralleled  with  that 


of  the  Duke  of  Orleans  in  1813,  26  d  7  6 

His  Defence,  29  d  8  a 

His  Manifesto,  26  d  10  a 

on  his  Way  to  Cadiz,  17d  6  c— 26  d  7  6 


Municipal  Elections  and  Riots,  29  d  8  a 

Loan,  18  0  10  a— 19  o  10  a 

Narrow  Escape  of  Don  Andre  de  Monte- 
mayor  from  his  Merited  Punishment,  20  o  8  c 

National   Rifle   Association,    Establishment 

of,  22  0  10  a 

New  Alcade  of  Madrid's  Remarkable  Mani- 
festo, 13  o  10  6 

New  Coinage,  23  o  6  6 — 24  o  7  e 

New  Council  of  Health,  21  »  5  a 

New  Decrees,  25  d  7  d 

New  Government,  Progress  of.  So  7  f—Vlo 

10  a— 14  0  8  a— 16  o  7  6—23  o  10  a— 24  o  7  d 
—28  o  5  a— 29  6  10  a— 27  n  12  a— 30  n  8  /— 
Id  10a— 5d  56— 8d  4d— 24d  4a— 28d  4/ 

Anticipated  Recognition  of,  by  Rome  and 


12  o— 


Belgium,  29  o  5  6 

Loan,  5  n   Sa — 16  n    12  a — 24  » 

28 n  10  6— 4d  7  6— 8 d  4c— I9d  9/ 

Recognition  of,  by  the  United  States,  12  o 


10  a— 13  0  10  a 

New  Loan  with  M.  M.  Erianger,  30  d  7  c 

Ministry,  5  o  7  c— 6  o  9  c— 10  o  9  c 

Orders  and  Decrees,  24  n  12  a 

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SiMun  (continued). 

Normal  Schools,  14  d  7  6 

Official  Appointments,  16  o  7  e — 21  »  5  « 

Changes,  15  o  5  a  &  6—17  o  4  a — 21  o  10a 

Statistics,  23  o  9  a 

Olozago,  Senor,  Addreases  to,  I7n  10  a 

Pardon  to  the  Arragon  Smugglers,  25  n  5^ 

Pension  to  the  Archbishop  Claret  Stopped, 

26o  6a 

Postage   Stamps  have   the   Queen^s   Head 

Punched  Out,  21  o  10  a 

Prim  (General),  Account  of,  10  o  10  d 

Appointed  Commander-in-Chief,  9  n  5  a 

and  the  Reform  League  of  England,  2  a 

Be 

Arrival  of,  in  Madrid,  8  o  7  6 

Letter  to  Le  Oaulois,  13  o  10  a — 14  o  8  r 

in  Favour  of  the  Nomination  of  Prince 

Alfred  of  England,  9o  10  a 

Propoaal  to  Appoint  Dictator,  13  o  10  « 

Public  Entry  into  Madrid,  12  o  7  6 

Reported  Attempt  to  Aarassin&te,   19  o 


lUa 


Serenaded  in  his  Hotel,  9  o  10  a 

(Madame),   Distinguished    ReceptioD   of. 

22o  8d 

Proclamation  Deposing  the  Queeu,  2  e  7  6 

Progress  of  Religious  Liberty,  2  n  5  a 

of  Republicanism,  20  n  4  a 

of  the  Revolution,   1  o   8  a — 1  o    S  e— 

1  o    10  a— 2  o  7  6—2  o  7  c— 3  o  9  c — 3  o  9/— 
6  0  7  c—5  o  7  d—5  o  10  a — 6  o  9/— 7  o  S  a— 

9  o  7  c— 10  0   10  «— 14  o   7  e— 20  o   7/—^^  « 

10  a — 28  o  9  d— 30  o   8  c— 31  o  10  a — ^2  n   5n 
— 12n  8a— 26»  8d— 12d  10c— 28d  4o 

Proposal  for  a  Federative  Republic,   with 

General  Espartero  as  President^  3  o  9  e 

Prosecution  of  Two  Newspapers  for  Approv- 

ing  the  Cadiz  Disturbances,  15  d  9  <l 

Protestant  Church  in  Madrid— Rer.  G.  Fitch 

Receives  Permission  to  build,  12  n  10  a 

Provisional  Junta  in  Office,  2  o  7  c; — 6  «  9  c 

Public  Meetings,  27  o  10  6 

Quarantine,  Question  of ,  2  d  8  c 

Queen  at  San  SebajBtian,  1  o  8  c 

Christina  leaves  foi*  France,  6  o  9  d 

Offered  Hospitality  at  Rome,  5  o  7  d 

Protest  against    the   Overthrow  of    her 

Govcmment,  5  o  7  c — 7  o  7  6 

Taken  the  Crown  Jewels,  etc.,  2  o  7  6 

Recognition  of  the  Greek  Dynasty,  15 o  ^* 

of  the  New  Government  by  Fnmoe,  Eng- 


land, and  Portugal,  26  o  5  a 

by  Austria  and  Sweden,  2n  126 

Re-Establishment  of   the  Communal  Lav, 

and  Organic  Regulations  of  1854,  23o  5a 

Reform  League  of  London,  CongratulatoTy 

Address  to  the  Junta,  20  o  6  c 

Religious,  Civil,  and  Political  Liberty  pro- 
claimed, as  in  England,  26  o  6  a 

Religion  in  Spain — Equality  of  all  Sect«. 

12d  4a 

Removal  of  the  Obstructions  to  the  Fomu 

taou  of  Joint-Stock  Companies,  30  o  7  6 

of  the  Royal  Arms  from  all  Public  Build- 
ings, 1  0  10  a 


Dec.  31,1868.]         palkbb's  index  to  "the  times"  newspaper. 


Spo 


Spttin  (continutd). 

Kepublic  :    Probable     Qoyei-nment,    if    a, 

dd  5a 
Republican  Demonstration,  and  Oath  before 

the  Palace,  30  n  10  a 
Restoration  of  Forfeited  Pensions,  lio  7 d 

Right  of  Public  Meetings,  3  n  3  a 

Royal  Famiij-  to  have  the  Imperial  Castle 

at  Pau,  1  o  10  o 
• Personages  who  might  be  Called  to  the 

Throne,  10  o  7  a 

Ruiz,  Senor  Perez,  Assaulted  by  the  Mob  at 

Madrid,  13  o  8  a 

General  Prim's  Address  to  Stay  the  Mob, 

13o  8  6 

Scfaoolmasier  in  Spain,  22  o  8  a 

Serrano  (Marshal),  Appointed  Commander- 
in-Chief,  8  0  8  a 

Appointed  to  Exercise  Supreme  Power, 

6o  de&.d 
and  other  Generals'  Triumphal  Entry  into 

Saragossa,  19  o  10  6 

Public  Entry  into  Madrid,  8  o  7/ 

Sister  Patrocinio    Smuggled  into    France, 

8o  8c 

Sketch  of  Madrid,  Un  4d 

■  of  the  Revolution,  3  o  10  a 


Slavery,  Partial  Abolition  of,  17  o  5  a 

Spanish  Legion,  Continuation  of  their  Pay, 

9o  7d 

State  of  Madrid,  10  o  10  a 

Strikes,  8^76 

Successors  to  the  Throne,    Proposals  for, 

9o  7e 

Suppression  of  the  Divinity  Schools,  27  o  10  6 

of  Mendicity,  5n  8b 

of  Monarchical  Demonstrations,  8  d  7  6 

Suspension  of  the  National  Lottery,  1  o  8  6 

Drawing  of  the  Lottery,  Arrangements  for. 


6o  66 

Telegraphic  Service  Re-organised,  Id  5a 

Treasury  Bonds,  Issue  of,  13  n  5  a 

Triumphal   Enlay  of   Don    Salustiano   de 

Olozaga  into  Madrid,  22o  8b 

Union  of  the  Tertulia  Club  with  the  Liberal 

Union,  29 o  5b 

Valladolid,  Monarchical  Demonstration   in. 

Id  5a 

Vallin   (Deputy),   Funeral  of,  12  o   10  a— 

15o  5a 

Confinement  of  his  Murderer  as  a  Mad- 


man, 20  o  8  c 

Volunteers  of  Freedom,  Decree  Appointing 

the  Formation  of,  26n  Zd 

Wealth  Carried  Away  by  the  Queen  not  as 

stated,  12o  9a 

Work  of  Oi^anisation,  Progress  of,  7  o  7  c 

Working  Men  to  be  Provided  with  Work, 

lOo  9c 

not  to  be  Followed  by  National  Work- 


shops, 14o  8c 

Employed  Armed,  I2d  5a 


Spanish  Bondholders,  17  d  7  a 

MedifiBval  Art,  Plea  for,  16  o  9  6 

Pig's  Protest,  6  o  11  a— 7  o  4d 

SucceBsion,  28o  4a 


Spanish  Securities,  7 o  5b 

Sparrows,  the  Good  of,  11  n  4e 

Spencer  (Earl)  on  the  Queen's  Prize  at  Wimble- 
don, 19  o  7  c 

Spiers  (A.)  on  the  British  Sailors'  Institute  at 
Boulogne,  8  o  4/ 

(Captain),  Health  of,  24  d  5/ 

Spirit  Trade  :  Annual  Return  of  Imports,  \9d  ie 

Spirits,  Consumption  of  Home-made,  Official  Re- 
turn, 5  d  4  6 

SFOBTINO  INTELLI&ENGE:— 

Anglo-American  Yacht  Race,  lid  4c 

Athletic  Sports  of  Woolwich  and  Sandhurst 

Colleges  at  Beaufort  House,  10  o  9d — 16  o  5e 

Australian  Races,  29  d  10  a 

Base  Ball   Match  at  Boston   between  All 

England  Eleven  and  Americans — Americans 
won,  15  o  10  6 

at  Philadelphia — Americans  won,  26  o  9  c 

Championship  of  the  Thames,  12n  3/— 14n 

lOf—ltin  12f—17n  lOd— 18»  5f* 

of  the  World  :  Fight  between  O'Baldwin 


and  W^ormald,  12  n  10  a 

Chantilly  Autumn  Races,  18  o  10  d — 16  o  6  e 

— 16o  8e— 17o  9/ 

-  Cricket:  All  England  Eleven  at  Boston,  15  o 
10  6 

V,  Twenty-two  Canadians  at  Montreal — 

England  won,  8  o  9  6 

V.  Twenty-two  New  York — England  won, 

5o  8e 


V.  Twenty-two  Philadelphians — England 

won,  21  o  10  e — 26  o  9  c 
Derby  Difficulty,  31  o  12a^3»  8/ 

Eton  College  Athletic  Sports,  6  n  12  a 

Football  Match,  10  o  10  e~17  o  5  d— 20  o 

10  c— 23  o  lOo— 30ii  7/ 

Football  Match  between  the  Cadets  of  Wool- 
wich and  Sandhurst,  80  o  7  c 

Cambridge  v.  Eton,  IQd  Sb 

between  Oxford  and  Cambridge,  30  «  7/ 

between  the  Westminster  School  and  the 


Old  Westminsters,  26  »  7  rf 

between  the  Westminster  Scholars  and 


the  Flying  Dutchman  Club,  9  n  12  a 

between  the  Westminster  Scholars 


the  Civil  Service  Club,  12  n  10  6 

between  the  Westminster  Scholars 


and 
and 


the  Old  Harrovians,  19  n  7/ 

Four-Oar  Races  at  Cambridge,  7 n  5d 

Fox  Club,  5d  9f—\4d  8d 

Her  Majesty's  Staghounds,  17  o  9d — ^27  o 

lOo— 7n  9/— 23n   7 d—1  d  4  c— 5 d  10/— 
19d5e 

" Hollands  Coat  and  Badge,  1  o  9  rf 

Hungarian  Races,  27  o  8  c 

Hunting  Appointments,  31  o  12  c — 7  n  12d 

—21  n   5  e— 28  »    10  e— 6  d   10  c— 12  rf   6  «— 
19  d  12  c— 26  d  10/ 

Hunting  in  Rome,  IQd  7 f 

Hurdle  Race  in  Windsor  Home  Park  of  the 

Officers  of  the  Guards,  15  c2  5  a 

International  Yacht  Race,  1  d  9  6 

Imperial  Sport  at  Compile,  9  rf  9  c 

Kelley  and  Sadler,  Boat  &ce  between,  27  n 

9  a— 28  n  5  rf— 1  d  9  6—2  d  10  d 

115 


Spo 


PALMERS   INDBX   TO    "THE   TIMES'     NEWSPAPER. 


[Oct  1  to 


Sporting  Intelligence  [eontlnued). 

"  La  Chasae ''  in  France,  26  o  6  c 

La  Marche  Autumn  Meeting,  21  o  10  5 

Liveqwol  Autumn  Meeting,  28  o  6/ 

Cup,  7n  12  c 

London  Athletic  Meeting  at  Fulham,  30  n  7/ 

Kowing  Club,  5  o  3/ 


Mai  ton  Open  Coursing  Meeting,  6  n  12  a 

Melbourne  Cup,  won  by  the  Sydney  Horse 

Glencoe,  2id  10  h 

Newmarket  :     Cambridgeshire     Day,    21  o 

12a 

Houghton  Meeting  Programme,  19  o  9  a 

— 20o  10  d 

Houghton  Meeting — Friday,  24  o  10  « 

Second  October  Meeting,  5  o  3  c — 6  o  12  a 


— 7  o  7  e— 8  o  7  rf— 9  o  8/— 10  o  6/ 

Thursday,  23  o  11  a 

Wednesday,  22  o  9  a 


OlAMarlburian  Football  Match,  23  o  11  6 

OM  Wellingtonian  Football  Match,  31  o  9/ 

Oxford  and  Cambridge  Athletic  Sports,  9  n 

12  a— 28/1  5d—4d  8  c 

Oxford  University  Boat  Club,  26  o  5  c— 21  n 

5€—9d  5f 

Athletic  Sports,  16  «  12d--3d  6/— 5d  5  c 

Pa^iwick    (Henry),     Correspondence    with 

Admiral  Rous,  22  o  9  6 

Paris  Races,  Go  12  a 

Queen's  Royal  Buckhounda  and  the  Hunting 

Season,  8  o  7  e— 9  o  10  c— 10  odd 

Rugby  Football  Match,  20  o  lOe— 27o  7  c 

—Ud  9c— Ud  7/ 

Sale  Intended  of  Mr  Chaplin's  Stud,  14  rf  4  c 

Sculler's   Race  in  Old-fashioned   Boats  for 

jC40,  from  Erith  to  North  Woolwich,  6  o  9  c 

for  £100,  from  Putney  to  Mortlake,  7  o  7d 

Shooting  at  Gedling :  Result  of  Eight  Days' 

Sport,  2  o  10  c 

Midland   Battue  —  Apethorpe   Preserves, 


14d  lOrf 

Woodcocks  in  Cornwall,  12  o  7  a 


-11  n 


Shrewsbury  Autumn  Races,  10  ?i  10  a- 

6  c— 12/1  3  c— 13»  6  c— 14«  10/ 

■  Tattersall's,   5o  3  c— ISo   10(^-19o  9  a— 

27  o  10  c— 3  n  Sf—lOn  10  a— 17  n  lOrf— 24n 
9/— lei  9h—Sd  3/— 15</  6/^22 (/  7/ 

University  Four-Oar  Races,  12  »  Sf—lSn 

5  c— 14n  10/ 

Wellington  College :  Annual  Football  Match, 

7  o  7  a— 24  o  7  c 

Westminster  School:  Athletics,  13 o  7/— 

15  o  5  e — IC  ^  4  c 

Spots  on  the  Sun  :  New  Discovery,  3  rf  10  rf 
Sprye  (Richard)  on  the  New  Route  to  Western 

China,  26  o  7  a 
Spurgeon  (Rev.  C.  H.)  on  Teetotalisra,  31  o  6f 
Stainforth  (J.)  on  the  Athloue  Election,  24  n  6/ 
St'iUard    (J.    H.),    Pauperism,    Charity,    and  the 

Poor  Laws,  24  d  5/ 

Leading  Article  on  his  Remarks,  23  rf  9  a 

Stanley  (Mary),  Liat  of  Donations  Received  for 

the  Coming  Winter,  13  o  9  6 

(Lord),  Speech  at  Lynn,  14  n  3  a 

(W.  0.)  on  the  Anglesea  Boroughs  Election, 

Sd  4c 
116 


Star  of  India,  Nominations  and  Appointments  to 

the  Order  of,  23 «/  6  a 
Star  Showers,  16  »  12/ 
Starvation,   shocking    Death    from,    in    Bethnal 

Green,  14  n  3(2 
Steam  Cultivation,  16  o  4  « 

Power  Ridger,  9  o  9  rf 

Ship  Building  on  the  Clvde,  9  o  4  e — 16  a 

7o— 23o  9/— 13n  9/— 27  n  9  a— 11  d  9  a— 
1S(/  9/— 26rf  8  6 

Stirling  (Henry),  a  Hint  to  the  Metropolitan  Rail- 
way, 3  o  7  c 

Stocks  (Foreign),  State  of  the  Market,  1  o  4^— 
2o  6a — So  7a — 5o  5a — 6o  6a — 7o  5  6— 
8o  4  6— 9  o  5  a— lOo  7  a — 12  o  5  a — 13o  4  a 
— 14  o  4  c — 15  o  6  a — 16  o  5  a — 17  o  7o — 19  o 

4  a — ^20  o  5  a — 21  o  6  c — ^22  o  4  a — 23  o  7  a— 
24  o  8  c— 26o  7a— 27o  4c— 28o  7  a— 29o  6d 
— SO o  6 a — 31  o  6 a — 2 n  6 a — i n  6 a — 5 n  5a 
— 6  »    6  a— 7  n    6  a— 9  n   6  a — 10  n    4  <»— 11 « 

6  6— 12»  4  c— 13?*  10  a— 14  n  8  c — 16  w  10  a 
— 17n  9  a— 18n  lOc— 20fi  7  6— 21»  6  c- 
23  n  8  a— 24»  10  a— 25  »  6  c— 26  n  4o— 27* 

7  a— 28«  6  a— 30n  5  a— 1  rf  7  a— 2rf  5«— 
3d  6a— id  5a— 5 d  6a — 7d  7a — 8d  5a— 
9d  7a—lOd  4a— lid  7 a—\2d  7a— 14rf  5« 
—I6d  5a—l7d  7a—lSd  5a— 19d  7a—2\d 
7a—22d  8a— 23d  7a— 24<<  5a— 25d  6a— 
29rf  66— 30d  66— 31d  5a 

Stock   Exchange,  Grissell   r.  Bristone  Caee,  id 

5  a — 7  d  7  a 

New  Arrangement  by  way  of  Ticket^  31  d  5  a 

Retirement  of  Mr  William  Herbert  MuUem, 

1  0  4c 
Storm,  disastrous,  at  Wick,  25  d  8  d 

serious  Damage  from,  29  d  7  / 

Story  of  an  adopted  Child  and  her  Brother-fau^ 

band,  16  d  10  6 
Stowaway  Boys,  shocking  Treatment  of,  27  R  9  rf 
Straflford  (Lord),  Illness  of,  7  d  9  a 

Note  from,  on  his  reported  Illneas,  9  d  9  c 

Strange  (Capt.)  on  Garrison  Artillery,  4n  5f 
Street  Outrage — ^Attempted  Robbery,  and  Break 

age  of  a  Shopman's  Arm  in  Pimlico,  1  o  9  6 

in  Mecklenburg  Square,  7  n  4/ 

Street  Outrages  and  the  Police — ^the  Root  of  the 
Evil,  4  n  6  e— 6  n  if— 7  n  4/ 

Hill  (E.)  on,  in  5c— 7  »  4/ 

Meeting  at  Kensington  on  the  InsufficieDej 

of  the  Police  Force,  1  d  6  c 

Resolutions  of  Maiylebone  Vestry  about,  6  s 

6/— lOd  7  c 

Street  Names,  Alterations  in,  28  o  6/ 

Locomotives  in  New  York,  28  n  9/ 

Nomenclature — Changes  of  Names,  81  d  S  r 

Nuisance — *'  We  *ve  got  no  Work  to  do,"  19  d 

12d 

Street   Traffic  Signalling,   new    Invention. 

9d  5/ 

Strettell   (Rev.    A.  B.),  Appeal   for   an    English 

Church  for  Switzerland,  2  o  8  c 
Strike  of  the  Commissionaires  at  Dresden,  20o  d'- 
Strike  at  the  Mambourg  Colliery,  10  o  9  c 
Stuart  (W.  H.),  Circular  offering  to  make  Ser- 
mons for  the  Cleigy,  13  a  10  c 
Studd  (Edw.)  on  the  Derby  Race<x>iir8e,  S  »  8/ 


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Tal 


Submarine  Earthquakes,  9d  5d 
Suffolk  Battue,  30  n  7  c 

Change  of  Assize  Towns,  12  <£  6  a 

Sugar,  the  Material  supplied  as  such  to  Work- 
houses, 7  »  8  c — 21  n  5  6 — 24  n  10/ 

Robert's  Diffusion  Process,  a  new  Mode  of 

Extraction,  20  o  5  a 

Seizure  of  a  Steamer  with  adulterated  Sugar, 

5  o  5a 

State  of  the  Market,  lo   4/— 2o    5  6— 3  o 

7  6 — 7o  5  c— 8  o  4  c— 9  o  5/— lOo  7  6— 14o 
4/— 15o  6  6—16  0  5c— l7o  7/— 21o  6/- 
22o  46—230  7/— 24o  8/— 28o  76— 29o  66 
— 30  o    5  6—81  0   6  d — 4  n   6  c— 5  n   6  d—6  n 

6  6 — 7n  6  c— 11»  6  c— 12n  4  6— 13«  10  6— 
14  n  10/— 18n  10  c— 19  n  8  c— 20n  7  c— 21  n 
6/— 25»6c— 26n  46— 27n  76— 28»  6  6— 
2d  5c— 2d  6b— id  5€—5d  66— 9d  7  6— 
lOd  4c— 12rf  7c— 16rf  56— 17d  76— 18d 
5  6— 19d  7c— 28d  7d 

Suicide — Alleged,  of  Joseph  Cartwright,  of  the  L. 
and  C.  Bank,  by  throwing  himself  under  a  pass- 
ing Train  at  Loughborough  Koad  Station,  17  o 
10/ 

Attempted,  of  a  Sailor  in  a  City  Church, 

23  n  10  6— 26  »  3/ 

of  James  Bourchier,  who  cut  his  Throat  in 

the  Streets,  19  <£  5  6 

of  Miss  Esther  Bourne,  who  drowned  her- 
self at  Egham,  19d  5d 

of  John  Bratchley,  in  the  Serpentine,  21  n 

10  d 

of  an  English  Gentleman  at  Marlborough 

Street,  Dublin,  24  o  10  d 

of  John  James  Evans,- by  Poison,  13  »  5/ 

of  Emma  Gaylor,  by  drowning  herself   in 

the  Regent's  Canal,  20  o  9  6 

of  Mr  Walford  Qreatorex,  by  throwing  him- 
self under  a  Train  in  his  Escape  from  a  Lunatic 
Asylum,  9  o  4/ 

of  James  Home,  by  throwing  himself  under 

a  Train  at  Edgeware  Road,  24  o  7/ 

of    Charles  Hodder,    a  Septuagenarian,  at 

Penzance,  lOd  7  d 

of  a  Lady  at  London  Bridge,  23  o  5  6 

of  a  Man  named* ,  by  placing  his  Head 

on  the  Metals  before  a  passing  Train  at  Wey- 
mouth, 26  d  7/— 29  d  7f 

of  Mr  Martin,  by  throwing  hunself  out  of 

Window  in  Exeter,  30  n  9  a 

of  John  Murphy,  a  Convict  Soldier,  in  the 

Queen's  Bench  Slilitary  Prison,  Borough,  7  o 

8  6— 9  0  10  c 
'  of  Mr  Charles  Newman  of  Windsor,  12  n 

lOd 
of  Daniel  Rawley,  who  drowned  himself  in 

a  Vat  of  Yeast  at  Comber  Delafield's  Brewery, 

9o  7/ 

of  Private  Roberts,  at  Aldershot,  8  o  9  c  . 

of  a  Soldier  under  Arrest,  7  <^  10  6 

Supposed  Double,  in  the  Borough,  from  an 

upper-floor  Window,  \2  d  5c 

of  Two  Young  Qirls,  in  the  Regent's  Canal, 

20o  96 

of  a  Woman  from  Waterloo  Bridge,  14  n 

7c 


Suits  at  Law,  Statistics  of,  30  o  4  c 

Sumac,  a  new  Source  of  Industry  for  the  Southern 

States  of  America,  12  o  7  a 
Sun's  Rays,  Mr  Ericsson^s  novel  Apparatus  for 

Condensing,  17  o  10  c 
Sunday  Evening  Lectures  at  Brooklyn,  26  d  6/ 
Superstition,  curious  Case  of  a  Charm  to  cure 

Epilepsy,  lo  Of 
Surgery  by  Lightning,  a  shocking  Accident,  9o 

10c 
Surgeons,  Jacksonian  Prizes — Subjects,  28  o  7  6 

Royal  College  of,  16  o  10  6— 12  n  9/— 19» 

9/— 20»   9  c— 23»    9f—id    7/— lOd   9  6— 
Ud  lOd— 23d  5c 

Suspensions,  Hancock,  F.  H.,  &  Co.,  7  it  6  a 

Moos,  David,  31  rf  5  a 

Salavy  &  Co.,  6  o  6  o 

Meeting  of  Creditors,  22  o  4  a 

Wyman  and  Arklay,  lOd  4b 

Sutherland  (Do  waper-Du  chess  of),  Funeral,  in  Of 

Prince  of  Wales  and  Lord  Bagot  (for  the 

Queen)  Pall  Bearers,  in  Of 

Gold  Discoveries  in,  12d  9/— 15d  7/ 

Sutton  (Francis)  on  Acorns  and  their  Use,  3  o  6  c 
Swallows  at  Sark,  30  o  9  c 

in  December,  lOd  Oc 

Swann  (Edw.  Gibbon)  on  English  Financing  in 

Belgium,  28 o  10 d— 29  o  5/— 3  n  Se 
Sweden,  Prince  of  Wales  at,  23  (Z  5  a 

Snow,  and  stoppage  of  Navigation  in,  28  d 

5a 

SWITZERLAND:— 

Commercial  Treaties  with  Austria  and  Italy, 

Od  5a—l9d  5  a 

Conference  to  relieve  the  Sufferers  from  the 

Inundations,  7  o  7  c 

Deputation  of   Thanks  to  Queen  Victoria 

for  her  Sympathy  and  Donations  to  the  Suffer- 
ers by  the  Inundations,  25d  7 c 

Heavy  Fall  of  Snow  in,  13  »  10  c 

Inundations  in,  26  n  7/ 

Miscellaneous  News,  17  o   5  6 — 20  n  12  a — 

8(2  76 

Recognition  of  the  Spanish    Government, 

3n  3  6— 6  n  9c 

Sanitary  Congress,  13  o  10  a — 22  o  10  a 

Tour  in  the  Inundated  Districts,  10  o  9  c 

Symonds  (Vice- Admiral  Sir  Thomas),  Conmiander- 

in-chief  of  the  Channel  Fleet,  7 d  6e 
Symons  (Q.  J.)  on  the  Low  Barometer,  25d  86 


Tachkend,  Capture  of,  and  its  Keys,  23  d  6  6 

Tails,  Human,  Account  of,  31  <2  10  c 

Tait  (Lawson)  on  the  Gold  in  Sutherland,  15d  7  f 

Talbot  (A.  B.)  and  the  Finsbury  Election,  27  o  3/ 

(J.  B.),  Appeal  for  the  Society  for  Young 

Girls,  31  (2  8  e 

de  Malahide  (Lord)  on  Spanish   MedisBval 

Art,  16o  96 

Tallow,  State  of  the  Market,  1  o  4/— 2  o  5  6—3  o 
7  6—5  0  5  c— 6  0  6  6—7  o  5  c-^  o  4  c— 9  o  5/ 
— lOo  7  6—12  0  5(2— 13  0  4  c— 14  o  4/— 15  o 
6  6—16  0  5  c— 17o  7/— 19o  4/— 20o  6  6— 
21  0  6/— 22o  4  6—23  0  7/— 24o  8/— 26o  76 
— 27o   4c— 28o   76—29©  66— SOo  66-^1  o 

117 


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PALMERS   INDEX   TO    "THE   TIMES       NEWSPAPER. 


[Oct.  1  to 


6d—2n  Gd — 3n  4a — in  6e— 5n  5d — 6n 
ee—7n  6  c— 9  »  6  d— 10  n  ib— 11  n  6e— 
12  n  4  6—13  71  10  6— 14  n  10/— 16»  10  «— 
17  n  9  a— 18n  lOe— 19n  8  c— 20n  7c—21n 
6/— 23n  8/— 24»  10  a— 25  »  6  c— 26  ti  46— 
27»76— 28»  66— 30»  5a— Irf  7c— 2rf  5c 
—3d  6b— id  5c— 5rf  66— 7rf  7c— 8rf  5o 
— 9d  76— lOrf  4c— llrf  76— 12rf  7c— 14d 
if—15d  7b— Ud  56— 17rf  76— 18d  56— 
19  d  7c—21d  7f—22d  8  6— 23rf  7  d—2id 
5  6— 25d  5f—29d  5/— 30d  5  c— 31  rf  5  6 

Talmage  (C.  O. )  on  the  Transit  of  Mercury,  6  n 
10/— lOn  9d 

Tarral  (Dr  N.),  Chemical  Analysis  of  the  Poisoned 
Socks,  808/ 

Tasmania,  Progress  of,  I60  10  c 

Tawell  (Samuel),  Appeal  for  the  Field  Lane 
Refuges,  23  d  5/ 

Tax  upon  Knowledge,  Sd  5e 

Taxes  and  Imposts,  14o  7  c 

Taxes  on  Carriages,  official  Return,  23  o  9  a 

upon  Travelling — Return,  15  o  9  a 

Tax-gathering  in  St  George's  Parish,  15  d  7/ 
Taylor  (Francis),  Voice  of  the  Great  Towns,  24  n 

6/ 

Tchemiaef  (General)  on  the  Capture  of  Tachkend, 
23d  66 

Tea,  State  of  the  Market,  1  o  4/— 6  o  6  d— 9  0  5/ 
_13o  4  c— 15o  6  a— 2O0  5  6— 23o  7  f—27  0 
4c— 29o  66— 3«  4a— 6n  66— 10n46— 12n 
46— 17n8/— 24n  10  c^-l  d  7/— Sd  5a— 
15  rf  7/_l8d  6  6— 22d  8  c— 29  d  5  a 

Telegraphs  and  their  Purchase  by  the  Government, 
Id  7/ 

American  Business  in,  19  o  7  c 

Anglo-American,  3  »  4  a — 15  d  6r — 15  d  7  c 

Atlantic  Cable  of  1866  Restored,  13  0  4  a 

and  Great  Western,  24  0  8  c 

between  Cuba  and  Brazil,  in  5c 

Cuban  Cable,  5  d  5  a — 7  d  9  c 

Dano-Russian,  19  d  5  a 

Electric,  Returns  of,  7  d  4  6 

•  Franco- American  Telegraph,  3o  9  c — 13  0  9  6 

— 9 d  5 6—9 d  7 a— 15 d  6 c— 29  d  5c 

to  India,  4  d  10  c— 5  d  5  c— 7  d  5  c— 8d  7  c 

Malta  and  Alexandria,  2  0  7  c — 6  o  9  d 

New  Telegraphic  Union  Convention  Meeting 

at  Baden-Baden,  1  0  10  a 

Parliamentary  Return  of,  3  d  8  6 

Persian  Gulf  Cable  Broken,  3  d  5  a 

Soci^t^  du  Cable  Transatlantique  Fran^ais 

Meeting,  9»  6  6— 5d  66 

in  South  Australia,  2  d  8  c 

Temple  (Dr  F.)  and  Mr  Newdegate  at  Rugby, 
29o  86 

Tenby,  Protest  against  the  Vandalism  of  the  Cor- 
poration, 3  d  7  6 

Texas,  Present  Ck>ndition  of,  4  n  6  a 

Thames  Embankment,  Want  of  Rails  at  the  Open 
Steps,  1 0  8  6 

Continuation,  26  0  4  c 

^ Fire  on,  3  d  5  c 

State  of  the  River,  26  d  8  a 

THEATBES,  etc.  :— 

Adelphi,  19  0  10  d— 2  n  11  c— 28  d  8  c 

Crown  Prince  of  Prussia  at,  14  n  7/ 

118 


Theatres,  etc.,  {continued). 

Agricultural  Hall,  28  d  Se 

Astley's,  Serious  Accident  at»  9  o  7  6 

Britannia,  28  d  8  c 

Christy's  Minstrels,  28  d  8  c 

Crystal  Palace,  tee  Crtstal  Palacb 

Covent  Garden,  28  d  7  e 

Dniry  Lane  Pantomimes,  28  d  7  d 

Fees  Extracted  on  Entering  and  Leaving. 

10  o  5/ 

Visit  of  the  Prince  and  Princess  of  Wales 


to,  23  o  9/ 

East  London,  28  d  8  c 

Gaiety  Theatre,  Account  of,  11  d  4/— 21  d 

3/ 

28d  8d 

Globe  (New),  Opening  of,  30  n  10  c 

28d  8d 


Grecian,  28d  8c 

Haymarket,  19  o  lOd— 20o  10  e — 30  n  10  c 

— 8d  3/— 28d  7/ 

Holborn,  2n  lie— 28 d  8a 

Amphitheatre,  28  d  8  d 

Lyceum,  3  0  9  c— 5  o  10c— 21  o  9  e—5d  10  d 


— 28d  7/ 

Remarks  on  the  "  Rightful  Heir," 


80  56 


— 9o  7/— 12o  if 

—  New  National  Standard,  28  d  8  c— 

—  New  Queen's,  7  «  7  c— 28  d  8  a 

—  Olympic,  7  0  10  c— 9  n  10  c— 28  d  8  c 
Prince  and  Princess  of  Wales  at,  24  o 


— 30o  4/ 

Pavilion,  28  d  8  c 

Polytechnic,  2  »  11  r— 28  d  8  c 

Prince  of  Wales,  14  d  8/— 28  d  8  d 

Princess's,  28  d  8  c 

Royal  Gallery  of  Illustration,  28  <i  8  d 

Royal  Italian  Opera,  26  o  10/— 27  o  10  d— 

— 10»  7  c— 24»  11  o 

Royalty,  2  d  4  c— 28  d  8  c 

Sadler's  Wells,  28  d  8  6 

Strand  Theatre,  9n  lOd— 12»  8/— 28d  8d 

St  James',  28  d  8  c 

Surrey,  28  d  8  c 

Theatrical  Extortion,  10  o  5/— 12o  10  e — 13  o  S/ 

— 14o  6  c— 15o  10/ 
Things  Worth  Remembering,  10  n  7/ 
Thunder-storm  at  Towyn,  22  d  9  c 
Thomas  (Archdeacon)  on  the  Bishop  of  Cape  Town. 

7n  12  6 
(E.  W.),  Appeal  for  the  London   Female 

Preventive  Institution,  24  d  10/ 
Thompson  (Edward)  on  the  Suez  Canal,  4  d  4  c— 

5d  5d 
Ticket-of-Leave  Men,  Statistics  of,  26  o  4/ 
Tidal  Phenomenon  in  Canada,  ZOn  10  6 
Tin,  State  of  the  Market,  1  o  if— 15  d  7  a— 22  d 

8  6—23  d  7  €—31  d  10  c 

Smelter's  Rise  in  the  Price  of,  6  o  6  6 — ^27  » 

4c— lid  7a— 15d  7/ 

Tite  (William),  Entertainment  to,  at  Chelsea,  17  <» 

96 
Tobacco  Trade,  Official  Returns,  15 d  5a 
Too  Many  Claims  on  Charity,  7  d  5/ 
Topping  (John  J.)  on  the  Italian  Inuadatiooa. 

19o  9d 


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Torquay,  Daring  Robberies  At,Sd  5e 

Tower  Subway  Company,  16  n  10  a 

Townsend  (John,  a  Farm  Labourer)  on  the  Em- 
ployment of  Women  and  Children  in  Agriculture, 
Zd  105 

Trade  (Board  of)  Notioee,  7  o  5  o— 10  o  6  a — 17  o 

6  a— 7  n  7  a — 11 »  6  a — 14  «  4  a — 18  n  5  rf— 
21 »  6  a— 26  n  />  a— 28  n  6  e—2  d  3  e— 4  d  7  a 
— 6  d  8  rf— 12  d  6  a— 19  d  6  a— 23  d  6  a— 26  d 
4  c— 30d  5  a 

Official  Inquiry  into  the  Wreck  of  the  Falcon 

in  the  Bay  of  Corcubia,  2  o  7  a 

Returns,    lo    4  6—30  o    6  a— 16  »    11a— 

30n  6a 

Trade,  Progress  of,  in  the  United  Kingdom,  10  n 

8/ 
with  Spain,  Official  Returns,  80  o  7/ 

State  of ,  2  0  6  6—3  o  7/— 5o   6rf— 7o   5  c 

— 9o  6/— lOo  76— 12 o  6«— 14 o  6 a— 16 06/ 
—17  o  6  e— 19  o  4  ^-20  o  12  c— 24  o  9  (^—26  o 

7  «— 28  0  10/— 30  o  6/— 31  o  6  6—2  w  6  c— 4  n 
6/— 5  n  6  f— 6  n  6/— 7  »  6/— 9  n  6  r— 11 71  6/ 
— 13n  10  6— 14  »  lOf— 16»  lOe— 18nlO/— 
20»  7/— 21n  6  6— 23 »  8c— 25 r»  6 6—27/1  7/ 
—28  n  6/— 30  n  5  c— 2  rf  5/— 4  rf  6/— 7  rf  7  6 

_9rf  7/— lOrf  46— llrf  7  6— 12rf  6/— 14rf 
4e— 16rf5/— 18rf  66— 19rf  7  c— 21  rf  7  «— 
28rf  7e— 25rf  6c— 26rf  8a— 28rf  6e— 30rf 
5e 

Societies,   Meeting  of   Delegates   on   their 

Present  Position,  16  o  6/— 13«  4/ 

Trades  Unions  and  Arbitration,  9  n  12  a 

Commissioners  Meetings,  11  n  5rf— 9rf  6  c 

— lOrf  4/— 14rf  46— 15rf  9/— 16rf  56— 17rf 
5rf— 18rf  7  c 

Training  Ships  for  Homeless  Boys,  30  n  8  c — 3  rf 

6/ 
Tramps,   Beneficial   Effects  of  Severe  Measures 

with,  26  a  10/ 
Tramways,   Proposed   New    Company  for,    25  n 

6c 
Transit  of  Mercurv,   as  seen  at  Constantinople, 

18n  lOrf 
Travers  (Rev.   N.),  still    Head  Master  of  Head 

School,  St  Helena,  19  n  9  c 
Tred croft  (Captain)  on  Drilling  Artillerymen,  26  o 

9c 
Tremlett  (Rev.  P.  W.)  and  the  Elections,  5rf  8  6 
Trevelyan  (C.  E.)  on  our  Military  Expenditure, 

17o  4rf 

on  Military  Prisons,  17  rf  4/ 

Civil    Employments    Recruited    fi-om    the 

Army,  1 2  «  4  6 
Triphook  (Mr,  the  liookteller)  and  Geo.  Hardinge, 

an  Anecdote,  16  o  10a 
Truman,  Hanbury,  Buxton,  ft  Co.,  Warning  against 

a  W.  Newman,  8  w  8  c 
Trubs  (W.  N.)  on  the  South  Shropshire  Election, 

23n  4  6 
Trust  and  Agency  Company  of  Australasia,  10  ft  4a 
and  Loan  Company,  of  Upper  Canada,  21  n 

6c 
Tube  Works.  10»  8rf 
Tucker  (H.  Carre)  on  the  Poor,  the  Poor  Law,  and 

the  Public,  28  0  9  rf 
" on  the  Poor  of  Marylebone,  21  0  5/ 


Tuckett  (Francis  Fox)  on  the  Switzerland  Inun- 
dations, 26  «  7/ 
Tudor  (Rev.  H.)  on  the  Newton  Riot,  27  n  5/ 
TURKEY :— 

Arrest  of  several  Persons  in  Stamboul  for 

Conspiracy  against  the  Sultan,  6  0  7  rf — 19  086 
— 2rf  10a 

Investigation  into  the  Charge,  7  o  7  c 

British  Trade  with,  4  rf  7  a 

Dispute  with    the    Hellenic    Qovommcnt, 

7rf  9rf 

The  English  Church  erected  to  the  Memory 

of  the  English  slain  in  the  Crimea  consecrated 
by  the  Bishop  of  Gibraltar,  26  0  6  6 

Grand    Review   at     Constantinople,     16  0 

5a 

Levant  Herald^  suspended  one  Month  for 

Libel,  26  o  6  6— 30  a  6/ 

Reappearance  of,  5  rf  6  6 

Loan  from  the  Soci^t^  Gendrale  of  Paris, 

16  o  10  a 

Miscellaneous  News,  7o   7  c — 12  0    10  c — 

16 o   6a— 19 o   8  6— 21»   6a— llrf    5  6— 19rf 
10c— 25rf  7rf 

Official  Changes,  2  o  7  6-26  0  5  6 

Rupture  with  Greece,  9  rf   6  6 — 1 4  rf  7  c — 

16rf  9rf 

The  Sultan's  Birthday,  2rf  10  a 

Ultimatum     to    the    Greek    Government, 

11  rf  6  6 

Turco-Hellenic  Affairs,  17  rf  9  c— 18rf  3/— 18  rf 
7  6—18  rf  7  c— 18  rf  7  rf— 19  rf  5  a— 19  rf  10  6— 
21  d  12a— 21rf  12o— 22rf  7c— 23rf  6a— 24rf 
10  a— 25  rf  7  rf— 26  rf  7  6—26  rf  7/— 28  rf  10  a 
—29  rf  7  6—30  rf  7  c— 31  rf  7  rf— 31  rf  7  « 

Diplomatic  Correspondence  preceding  the 

Rupture,  22  rf  So — 29  rf  4  c 

Proposed    Conference    about,   28  rf    10  o — 

30  rf  7  c — two  notices — 31  rf  7  rf 

Turkestan,  account  of,  26  rf  7  rf 

Turnip  Crop,  22  rf  8/ 

Turnpike  Abolition,  8  o  8/— 27  0  4  6 

Tyne,  Launch  of  a  Turret  Ship  on,  4  rf  6/ 

U. 
Ugly  side  of  War,  burning  the  Enemy's  Villages, 

30o  10c 
Unbeneficed  Clergy,  29  rf  9  a 
UNGLAIME])  DIVIDENDS,  etc. :— 

Adler,  Rev.  Nathan  Marcus,  11  rf  1  6 

Akers,  James  Ramsay,  26n  1  6 

Angle,  William  Shepherd,  23  n  1  6 

Bankes,  James  Rhoads,  16  n  1  6 

Bell,  Anne,  23  rf  1  6 

Bligh,  Thcodosia  Sophia,  6»  1  6 

Brown,  Clarissa,  31  o  1  6 

William,  12n  16 

Carr,  Emily,  5  n  1  6 

Christie,  Langham,  30  n  1  6 

Margaret  Elizabeth,  30  n  1  6 

Clarkson,  Wm.  Geering,  16  n  1  6 

Coombs,  Eliza,  12  rf  16 

Courthope,  George  Campin,  1 0  rf  1  6 

Currey,  Edm.  Charles,  lOrf  1  6 

Day,  WiJliam,  2^*  1  ^ 

Dixon,  Col.  John,  6  n  1  6 


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[Oct.  1  to      ] 


Unolaimed  SiTidends,  etc.  (continued). 

Dougall  &  Co.,  Register  of  Next  of  Kin, 

7d  16 

EmlyD,  Viscount,  28  d  1  6 

Oftunt,  Eliza  Mary,  27  »  1  6 

Gkorge,  Alfred  Furnell,  7  rf  1  6 

Gibson,  William,  10  cf  1  6 

Oreeo,  Thomas,  Ud  lb 

Gunner,  Charles  James,  10  o  1  6 

Haines,  Elizabeth.  14  n  1  6 

Hall,  Thos.  and  Harriott,  29  o  1  b 

Harding,  "William,  9  n  1  6 

Hare,  Hon.  Richard,  12o  1  6 

Hon.  Robert,  12  o  1  6 

Harris,  Henry,  ISd  16 

Harvey,  Joaiah,  7  o  1  6 

Hathaway,  Edw.  Penrose,  20  o  1  6 

Hawkins,  John,  11  d  1  6 

William,  11  d  1  6 


Head,  Frank  Somerville,  11  d  16 

HUl,  Joseph,  12  n  1  6 

Hore,  Hon.  Richard,  26  d  1  6 

Horsley,  Dorothy,  4  d  1  6 

Howard,  Frederick  John,  28  n  1  6 

John  Fred.  Vaughan  Cjimpl)ell,  28  n  \  /f 

Hudson,  Rev.  Charles,  26  d  1  6 

Jackson,  William,  Nephews  and  Niece  of, 

23d  16 

Jennings,  William,  lid  1  6 

Johnson,  John  Flude,  3  o  1  6 

Jones,  David,  5  d  1  6 

Edw.,  5  d  1  6 

Lane,  Odiame  Contes,  1 0  d  1  6 

Leckie,  William,  12  »  1  6 

Lefroy,  Rev.  Anthony  Cottrell,  11  d  1  6 

Charles  Edward,  lid  16 


Levett,  Rev.  Thomas,  9  »  1  6 

Lindsay,  Right  Hon.  Alex.  Wm.  Crawford, 

Lord,  11  d  1  6 

— —  Magenis,  Fred.  Richard,  5n  1  b 

Maitland,  Lauderdale,  7  tj  1  6 

Mansell,  Ann,  3  o  1  6 

Molesworth,  Rev.  William,  13  o  1  6 

Munro,  Charles,  21  d  1  6 

Montefiore,  Sir  Moses,  lid  16 

Moses,  Eleazer,  4  d  1  6 

Henry,  4  d  1  6 

Henry  Eleazer,  4  d  1  6 

Napier,  Thomas,  12  »  1  6 

Nicholay,  John  Augustus,  1 7  »  16 

Pechell,  Horace  Robert,  21  d  1  6 

Phillipps,  Thomas  John,  ]  3  o  1  6 

Pocklington,  Frederick,  26  o  1  6 

Pomfret,  Richard  Curteis,  27  n  1  6 

Proby,  Rev.  Baptist  John,  9  n  1  6 

Ramsay,  Robt.  Balfour  Wardlaw,  11  d  1  6 

Ranken,  Charles,  27  «  1  6 

Reynolds,  William,  16o  1  6 

Roberts,  Thomas,  5  d  1  6 

Ruffle,  Hannah,  18  d  1  6 

Scott,  John  Barber,  9  »  1  6 

Shirt,  Margaretta  Isabel,  7  d  1  6 

Simpson,  Stephen,  9  »  1  6 

Smith,  Williiim,  18  n  1  6 

Soldiers'  Balances  unclaimed,  see  List  in 

Gazette,  20  o  1  6 

120 


TTnclaimed  DiTidendB,  etc  {continued). 

Sones,  Jane  Eliz.  Crawford,  27  n  1  6 

Stedman,  Charles,  Henry,  27  n  16 

Stephens,  Augustus,  27  n  1  6 

Robert,  7  d  1  6 

Stringer,  Edgar  Pinchback,  7  »  1  6 

Stuckbury,  Charles,  27  n  1  6 

Sumpsion,  James,  25  n  1  6 

Taylor,  John,  &  Son,  27  »  1  6 

Thompson,  William,  27  n  1  6 

Thynne,    Lady    Louisa    Isabella    Harriet, 

lOo  16 

Timson,  George,  27  »  1  6 

Treby,  Henry  Hill,  13  o  1  6 

Paul  Curry,  13  o  1  6 

Trelawny,  Rev.  Sir  Harry,  1 3  o  1  6 

Sir  William  Lewis  Salisbury,  13o  1  6 

Turner,  Thomas,  27  »  16 

Turpin.  James,  27  n  1  6 

TyrreU  &  Badams,  27  n  1  6 

Vaughan,  Fanny,  27  n  1 6 

Walker,  James,  27  n  1  6 

Wall,  Joseph,  27  «  16 

Warren,  Thomas,  27  n  1  6 

Thomas  Merton,  27  n  16 

Weeden,  Martha  Elizabeth,  21  »  1  6 

Woodhoose,  Joseph,  IQn  16 

Young,  Rev.  William  Johnson,  10  o  1  6 

Unclaimed  Packages  of  Indian  Officers,  List  of 

Names,  17  o  1  6—19  o  1  6 
Unfinished  Infirmary  near  Bishops  Walthun.  lo 

8/-10o6d 
Union  Jack  Rag  Brigade,  30  d  4/ 
United  Presbyterian  Church  Synod  at  LiveqxH.1 

14  o  7  c— 16o  7  c 
United  Service  Company,  18  d  5  6 
United  States  Bonded  Debt,  5  o  8  rf 

British  Trade  with,  Statistics,  11  n  10/ 

Cost  of  the  Indian  Wars  in,  16  d  10  6 

Cost  of  the  War,  16  o  9  6 

Department  of  Agriculture,  Report  of  Crop^. 

18  n  lOe 

Dry  Goods,  Imports,  30  d  5  6 

Effect  of  the  Eight  Hour  System  in,  llrf 

lOd 

Exportation  of  Wheat  from,  19  o  4  a 

Finance  Accounts  of,  5o    3/ — 13  o    4«— 

23d  9c 

Foreign  Correspondence  of,  3  d  4  c 

Foreign  Trade,  29  o  4/ 

Foreign  Trade  of,  for  Nice  Years,  12  o  9  6 

Import  Trade,  27  o  4  c 

lucomo-Tax,  31  d  10  6 

Pension  List,  8  d  9  e 

Return  of  Sodiers*  Graves,  31  d  7/ 

Statistics  of  Incomes,  17  o  lie 

University  College,  Courses  of  Lectures  to  Ladle.« 

at,  26  d  7  a 
Unnatural  Mother,  6  n  5/ 
Usury  Laws,  necessity  of  re-enactisf  them.  15  * 

10  6 


Vansittart  (William)  on  the  Representation   <'i 

AVindsor,  10  n  5/— 11  »  6c 
Varley  (Henry)  and  the  Chelsea  Election,  27  o  3/ 


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Vaughan  (Dr)  on  ConTocaiion    and   the  Irish 

Church,  lc2  12  a 
Tauxhall  Bridge,  Dangerous  Passage  o^  2  (2  10  6 

-Ad  7c 
Velocipedes  for  Postmen  in  America^  2  o  7a 

in  Paris,  19n  3/ 

Venezuela,  Debt^  6  »  6  b—\l  n  6  &— 12%  4  c 
Kiacellaneous  News, lo  i c — 27 n  7  b —  8 d 

5a 
Notice  to  British  Subjects  having  Claims 

on,  31  o  7  a 
Verini  (A.  J.),  Appeal  for  St  Vincent's  Home, 

24  d  10/ 
Vernon  (U.  C),  Address  of  the  Sailors'  Homes, 

26n  9e 
Vesuvius,  Eruption  of,  10  o  9  6 — 15  o  5  a — 19  o 

8  c— 17«  10  a— 18  n  5a— 21  n  5o— 23n  10  a 
— 24n  5c— 25n  6a^27i»  96— 27»  lOd— 
—2(2  lOo— 4i2  Sd—7d  10b  .^ 

Account  of  an  Ascent  of,  3  n  9  a 

Victoria,  Bill  for  a  Railway  Loan,  7  n  5  c 

Extent  of  the  Colony,  5  »  7  e 

Prorogation  of  Parliament,  7  n  5  c 

Rates  of  Wages  in,  30  rf  4  e 

Shipments  of  Gold,  7  n  5  c ' 

Trade  with,  30  d  7  6 

Victoria  Cross,  bestowal  of,  on  Two  Soldiers,  5  n  id 

Hospital  for  Sick  ChUdren,  26d  8/— 30  d  4/ 

Park,  Disgraceful  Sunday  Scenes  near,  14  o 

5/ 

Station,  Wantofan  Onmibus  to  Regent  Street, 

22  d  3/ 

Street  Burglary,  27  o  9  c 

Vienar  (A.  M.)  on  Lifeboat  Services,  5  n  5/ 

Vienna  Beer,  a  New  Drink,  1  o  10/ 

Vining  (Geo.  J.)  on  the  Box-keeping  System,  14  o 

5e 
Vintage  of  France  and  Germany,  Messrs  Qroves 

and  Co's  Circular,  9  n  6  6 
of  Madeira^  Messra  Symonds'  Report'on,  27  n 

7b 
Viper,  on  the  Bite  of  the  Common,  7  o  8/ — 8o 

9  c— 12o  8  c 

Vital  Statistics  of  Scotch  Towns,  16  o  10  c 
Volcanic  Action  in  Kexico,  24  o  8  d 
VQLIJ37TEEBS:— 

8d  Administrative  Surrey  Rifles  in  Betch- 

worth  Park,  30  o  7  a 

1st  Adnmdstrative  Tower  Hamlets,  Distri- 
bution of  Prizes,  lid  id 

Anglo- Belgian  Prize  Fund,  Zd  6b 

ArtiUeiy  on  Parade,  80  o  10  c 

Belgian  Tir  National  and  the  English  Vol- 

unteens,  7 o  6 d — 15 d  Qd 

Bewdley  Rifles,  28  o  10/ 

Birmingham  Rifles,  Prize  Distribution,  25  d 

8  6 

EngUdi  at  the  Tir  National,  Brussels,  17  n 

10  d 

Engineer  and  Railway  Staff  Corps,  Inspee- 

tion,  di2  5e 
'  Full  Dress  Parades  and  Winter  Drills,  21  o  4  ( 

Henley-on-Thames  Corps,  Prize  Shooting, 

28  0  10/ 

Inland  Revenue  Challenge  Cup,  Competi- 
tion, 22  o  10  b 


Vdlnntaen  {continued), 

London  Irish  Rifles,  Competition   for  the 

Challenge  Cup,  2id  10  e 

Presentation  of  Prizes,  d  d  9  e 

3d  City  of  London  Rifles,  Distribution  of 

Prizes,  lid  id 

London  Rifle  Brigade,  Prizes  Won  by,  at 

Plaistow  Ranges,  5  o  10  6 

2d  Manchester  Rifles,  Distribution  of  Prizes, 

25 d  86 

Ist  Middlesex,  Prize  Distribution,  id  7f 

Resignation  of  the  Captain,  21  d  10  c 

2d  Middlesex,  Prize  Distribution,  7  d  5b 

3d  Middlesex,  Prize  Distribution,  8  d  8  c 

19th  Middlesex,  or  "  Tom  Brown's,"  Pri«e 

Distribution,  6d  lid 

26th  Middlesex  receive  their  Prizes,  22  o 

105 

37th  Middlesex,  Competition  for  the  Bed- 
ford Cup,  16  0  8  c— 11  n  4  c 

Distribution  of  Prizes,  21  d  10  c 

liegimental  Return,  lid  id 

48th  Middlesex,  Prize  Distribution,  17  (2  6  c 

49th  Middlesex,  28  o  10/— 26d  8  6 

Ist  North  York,  Annual  Prize  Shooting  at 

Langton  Wold,  8  o  10  c 

17th  Queen's  at  Wormholt  Scrubbs,  16  o  8  c 

—28  o  10  f 

Returns  of  the  various  Corps,  17  n  10  c 

Rifle  Contest  between  Cheltenham,  Marl- 
borough, and  RoBsall,  12o  7 a 

Rifle  Volunteers  of  Berks,  28  o  10/ 

Robin  Hood  Rifles,  Distribution  of  Prizes 

by  the  Duchess  of  St  Albans,  25d  Sb 

South  Middlesex,  Lord  Ranelagh's  Address 

to,  on  the  Rachel  Case,  9  o  8  c 

Ist  Surrey  Artillery  Brigade,  lid  id 

— ^  19th  Surrey,  Prize  Distribution,  21  d  10 « 
— ^.  Tower  Hamlets  Rifle  Brigade  at  Plaistow 

Ranges,  21  o  4  6 
Presentation  of  Prizes,  17(2  6  c 

2d  Tower  Hamlets  Engineers,  Id  5/ 

6th  Tower  Hamlets  Returns,  lid  id 

at  Loughton  Range,  11  n  4  c 


United  Competition  at  Wormholt  Scrubbs, 

12o  46 

3d  West  York  Artillery,  Annual  Competi- 
tion, 31  o  4  c 

Wimbledon  Meeting,  the   Queen's    Prize, 

16  0  8/— 19o  7  c— 22o  9d 

W. 

Waiting  for  an  Omnibus,  22  d  3/ 
Walewski  (Count),  Account  of ,  2  o  8  a 

Funeral  of,  8  o  10  e — 5  o  8  a 

Leading  Article  on,  6  o  Sd 

Walker  (Charles)  on  the  Ritualistic  Services  at 

Brighton,  5  o  8/ 
Wallace  (Thomas)  on  the  Drogheda  Riots,  2d  7f 

—lOd  5b 
Wallachia,  Restoration  of  Order,  6o  9d 
Walpole  (Major-General)  on  Gibraltar  or  Centa, 

-2Sd  ie 
War  Department,  Alterations,  21  d  9/ 
Wftrd-Jackson  (W.  0.)  on  an  Earthquake  at  Great 

Malvern,  2  n  5  e — 5  n  4  c 


War 


PALMEB's   index   to   *'  THE  TIMES "   NEWSPAPEK. 


[Oct  1  to 


Ward  (Rev.  Mr)  and  the  Catholic  Candidate  for 

Bridgnorth,  23  n  9  e 
Warde  (Major-General)  on  Garrison  Artillery,  3  n 

4/ 
Wardmotes,  Elections  of  Common  Councilmeu, 

22d  7/— 23d  lid 
Warm  Invitation  to  the  Southern  States,  12  d  4/ 
Warwick,  Military  Memorial  at  St  Mary's  Church, 

7d  9ar—9d  10/ 
Water  Companies,  Prices  of  Shares,  3  o  7  d — 10  o 

7  d—17  o  7/— 21  o  6  d— 28  o  7  6—81  o  6c— 7n 

6c— lln   6/— 20n    6c— 5 d    6«— lid   9a— 

19rf  7/— 30d  5e 
Water  Fowl  in  the  Parks,  6n  8/ 
Water  Supply  Commission,  6  n  6  c 

and  Drainage,  16  o  8  d 

Letheby*B  Return  on  the  Waters,  8  d  5/ 

Waterspout  at  Brighton,  3  o  5  & 

Waterlow  (Alderman  Sir  Sydney),  is  he  an  Uni- 
tarian? 25n  5c 

Watherston  (Edward  J.),  15  d  6/ 

Watson  (Charles),  of  Royal  Exchange,  not  the 
Stockbroker  of  our  Police  Report,  24  o  10  d 

Watt  (James),  Unveiling  of  the  Statue  of,  at  Bir- 
mingham, 5o  7 b 

Wearing  Deadly  W^eapons  in  Richmond,  15  d 
9b 

Weather  Signals,  in  10/ 

and  Colliery  Explosions,  2  n  11/ 

of  December,  Great  Heat  for  the  Time,  12  d 

11a 

in  September,  6  a  4  / 

State  of.  lo  9/— 2o  9c— 3o  11/— 5 o  9/ 

— 6o  5b— 7o  9/— 8o  9d— 9o  9d— lOo  lid 
— 12o  9c— 13a  4/— 14o  9  6— 15o  lie— 16 o 
9/— 17  0  6  c— 19  0  9/— 20  o  9  c— 21  o  5  c— 
22 0  8d— 23o  11/— 24o  10/— 26o  11/— 27o 

9  0— 28o  11/-29  0  11  6— 30o  9/— 31o  11/ 
—2  n  11  r— 3  n  9  a— 4  n  10  f-~5  n  8  c— 6  n 
10/_7  n  11  d—9  n  11  /— 10  n  9  /— 11  n  11  / 
— 12n9/— 13n  5/— 14n  4  d— 16  n  12/— 
17  n  8/— 19/1  9/— 20n  10  c— 21  n  11/— 24n 

10  c— 25  n    11  c— 26  n    5  d— 27  n    10  cf— 28  » 

11  a— 30  n  9/— 1  d  11/— 2d  8  c— 3  d  11/— 
4d  4/— 6d  11a— 7d  ll/^-8d  5/— 9  d  11/ 
—10  d  9  c— 11  d  10  c— 12  d  10  6—14  d  9  d— 
15  d  11  6—16  d  9/— 17  d  6/— 18d  9f— 19  d 
12d— 21d  10  c— 22  d  10/— 23  d  6e— 24d  9/ 
— 25d  9d— 28d  9/— 29  d  9  c— 30  d  9  d— 
31  d  9/ 

Wedgewood    Memorial     Institute    at    Burslem, 

26  o  11  c 
WeU-ordered  City,  14 d  7/ 
Wellington  College,  Annual  Concert,  19  d  9  d 

Award  of  the  Open  Scholarships,  1  o  7/ 

Welsh  Contributory  Boroughs,  12»  9/ 

West  Drayton,  new  Roman  Catholic  Church  at, 

Archbishop   Manning  laying  the  Foundation 

Stone,  27  0  7  c 
West  (Lord)  on  Our  Military  System,  6  n  4/ 

W.   Comwallis,    on    the    Denbigh  County 

Election,  3  d  7  6 

West-End  Distress,  Appeal  for,  9  o  if— 12  o  10  c 

—14  0  9  a— 28  o  11  6 
and  the  Marylebone  Vestry,  16  o  9  c — 17  o 

6  6—170  6  c 
122 


WEST  HTDIBB:— 

Another  Peruvian   Revolution   impending. 

28d  10c 

Barbarous  Outrage  at  Hayti,  14n  4  c 

Commercial  Intelligence,  15  o  5d — ^28  o  5  c 

— 14fi  4c— 14d  10c— 29d  9  6 

Church  in  Jamaica,  28  9  5  c 

Earthquake,  Effects  of,  16  o  5  6—28  o  5  d— 

27  »  10/ 

Exchanges,  15  o  5  6 — ^27  »  10/ 

Finance,  27  n  10  c. 

Impeachment  of  the  Supreme  Coort  at  San- 
tiago, 28  d  10  c 

• Miscellaneous  News,  8  o  7  c — 15  o  5  rf — ^17  o 

7  a— 28  o  5  a— 28  o  5  c— 14  n  4  c— 26  «  7  c— 
27»  10c— 14d  10c— 28d  10c 

News  from  Hayti,  15  o  6  d — 28  «  5  e— 14  s 

4  c— 27»  10  c— 28d  10  c 

Public  Funeral  of  the  Officers  and  Crew  of  the 

America f  Destroyed  in  the  Earthquake,  28  a  5  d 

Superb    Mausoleum   to    their    Hera(»7, 

28o  5d 

Ship   News,   16o  5d— 14n  4rf— 27n  16c 

— 29d96 

West  Indies  Encumbered  Estates  Court — Sales, 

lOd  9d 
Westbury  (Lord)  on  the  Scotch.  Law  Commls- 

siou,  21  o  12  6 
Western  Superstition,  24  n  9/ 
Westminster  Abbey,  Preachers,  So  6  6— ^24d  7* 

Robberies  in  the  Church,  22  o  5  c 

Election— How  ShaU  I  Vote  I  16  o  7  « 

Hospital,  Present  of  Qame  to,  from  the  Prince 

of  Wales,  2d  106 

Play,  30n  4  d— 16d  10  d— 18  d  13  ft— 22d 

Zf—^d  10  6 

Poor,  Donations  for,  14  »  7  c — 17  »  10  •— 

20  n  11/— 27  »  6  d— 28  n  5  6— 2d  7  ««— 16rf 
10/— 22d  10  c 

Roman  Catholic  Cathedral  for,  7 d  Se 

Weyhill,  Great  Sheep  Fair,  12  o  10  c 

Whalers,  Account  of  the  20  Men  from   Exeto* 

Sound,  17  0  5/ 
Whaling  Season^  Success  of,  14d  9/ 
Wheat,  Review  of  the  Market  during  the  Paal 

Month,  and  its  Prospects,  2 o  5 a — 4 d  5a 

Imports  of,  into  France,  28  o  10  c 

Flour,  Bread,  30  n  5d—l  d  7  6— 4d  5/ 

When  does  he  go  to  Church  ? — a  Canons  Rttuiai 

for  Rejecting  a  Candidate  for  Parliament,  25  s 

5c 
Whipping-post  at  Newcastle;  United  States^  Soeoe 

at,  11  d  10  c 
Whirlwind  Extraordinary  at  Taddenham,  1  a  7/ 

at  Thriplow,  9  o  9a 

Whitby,  St  Hilda  Church,  Egton,  near.  Appeal 

for  its  Restoration,  5  d  4/ 
Whitelands  Training  Institution,  Qift  of  Prizes 

to,  by  Miss  Burdett  Coutts,  7  d  9/ 
Whitehaven  New  Catholic  Church,  conaecnted 

by  Archbishop  Manning,  2  n  12  d 
Whitworth's  Exhibitions,  Nominations   for  tbt 

60  Exhibitions,  2o  4d 

(Benj.)  on  the   Riot    at  Drpgheda,    26 » 

(R.)  on  the  Drogheda  ElectioQ,  5d  Be 


Dec.  31,  1868.]         palmer's  indbx  to  "the  times"  newspaper. 


Wwr 


Who  U  It?  17  0  9  6—19  o  8/ 

Wholesale  Poisoner,  Opnf ession  of,  29d  ie 

Why  do  Men  Die  ?  30  o  7  a 

Wigan  Police,  Inquiry  into  the  Conduct  of,  7d 

6 d— 11  d  5e 
Wigram  (Rev.  W.)  on  Mr  Labouchere  and  the 

Clergy,  9  d  10/ 
Wild  Man,  Capture  of  one  at  Kgerton,  21  d  S  c — 

2Sd  ed 
Wittinaon  (John)  on  Street  Outrages,  1  n  if  . 
(J.   Q.),    Appeal  for   St  Mary's  Hospital, 

31  d  8  « 
Williams  (H.  R.  &  Co.),  on  a  Forged  Order  for 

Gk)ods,  5  0  4  e 
(W.),  Appeal  for  Homeless  Children,  25  c2 

9  6— 29d9/ 
WILLS  AND  BEQXnSSTS:— 
Abercromby,  Right  Hon.  R.,  Baron   Dun- 
fermline, 17  0  10/ 
Abergavenny,  Ri^t  Hon.  and  Rev.  Wm. 

Keville,  Earl  of,  2io  Bd 

Andre,  James  Peter,  31  o  6/ 

Bantry,  Earl  of,  14  »  9  c 

Barnard,  Rev.  Charles  James,  31  o  6/ 

Beaidmore,  F.,  31  o  6/ 

Blake,  Thomas,  21  »  9/ 

Boothby,  Hon.  Benjamin,  14  n  9  c 

Carter,  Richard  H.,  21 »  9/ 

Chinnery,  Rev.  Sir  Nicholas,  19  d  9  d 

Camwath,  Right  Hon.  T.  H.  Dalaell,  Earl 

of,  24o  8d 

. Coulson,  John  Blenkinsopp,  21  n  9/ 

Darling,  Lady,  19d  9d 

Dunfermline,  Baron,  17  o  10/ 

Flatou,  Louis  Victor,  31  o  6/ 

Forbes,  Dr  Duncan,  24  o  8  d 

Fox,  Samuel,  21 »  9/ 

Fraser,  William,  31  o  6/ 

Gard,  Richard  Summers,  19d  9  d 

Garrett,  John,  21  n  9/ 

Gasselin,  Martin  Hadsley,  21  n  9/ 

Haste,  Rear-Admiral   Sir   W.  Legge  Geo., 

14n9c 

Harrison,  Rev.  Thomas,  21  n  9/ 

Hastings,  Marquis  of,  28  n  5  c 

Haywagrd,  Richard  Howard,  31  o  6/ 

Hills,  William,  21  n  9/ 

Hunter,  Capt.  G.  J.,  31  o  6/ 

Kennedy,  Benjamin,  31  o  6/ 

Lienox,  George,  28  »  5  c 

Lewis,  Dame  Mary  Anne,  24  o  8  d 

Ludlow,  Jeffipey,  31  o  6/ 

Lushington,  Right  Hon.  Stephen  R.,  17  o 

10/ 

Morris,  Mrs  Ann,  28  »  5  c 

Normanton,  Earl  of,  31  o  6/— 14  n  9  c 

•  Oliverson,  Robert,  21  n  9/ 

Peterborough,  Bishop  of,  17  o  10/ 

Plumley,  Mrs  Louisa,  28  n  5  c 

Pocock,  Sir  G.  B.,  21  n  7/ 

Ripon,  Very  Rev.    Dr    Goode,    Dean    of, 

21  n  9/ 

Ross,  Thomas,  31  o  6/ 

Rossini,  Signer,  28  n  10  c 

Rothschild,  Baron  James,  19  d  10  6 

Sawyer,  Bishop,  14  »  9  e 


Wills  and  BequestB  {continutd), 

Stevens,  fklwin,  8  o  9  « 

Yaughan,  Nash  Vaughan  Edward,  14  »  9  c 

Von  Amim,  Count,  14  n  9  c 

Walmesley,  Wm.  Gerald,  19  d  9  d 

Warlters,  Thomas,  31  o  6/ 

Winchester   College,   the  Goddard   Scholarship, 

25d  1c 
Winding-up  Companies  in  Chancery,  4  n  6/ 
Windsor  Castle,  State  Apartments  opened,  19c2  6  a 

State  Apartments  closed,  21  o  6  a 

Great  Park,  Long  Walk  Improvements,  9  d  5/ 

New  Catholic  Chapel  at,  16  o  7  a 

Wines  in  Austria  and  Hungary,  19  d  7  a 

Extraordinary  Sale  of,  at  Birmingham,  7  »  6  « 

Sale  of  the  late  Marquis  of  Hastings'  cellar 

of,26d  7/ 

Sale  of  Count  Flahault's  cellar,  18d  4c 

Mr  Shaw  on  the  Trade  in,  28  d  5  d 

Trade,  Board  of  Trade  Returns,  6  »  11/ 

Winter,  Exhibition  of  Sketches  and  Studies  in 

Water  Colours,  12d  4  6 

Exhibitions,  the  French  Gallery,  5  d  4  a 

Picture  Exhibitions,  Article  2,  3  d  4  d 

Prospect  of  a  hard,  11  n  11/ 

Sudden  fall  into,  21  o  5  e 

Witchcraft  in  the  Nineteenth  Century,  10  n  8/ 
Wolflf,  (Sir  H.  D.),  Banquet  to,  at  Christchurch, 

26d  8e 
Women  Criminals,  Statistics  of,  for  the  year,  21  o 

10/ 

in  Men's  Clothes,  at  Theatres,  17  o  9  6 

in  Men's  Clothes,  at  Taverns,  19  o  8/ 

Wombwell's  Mensgeries,  31  d  8  0 

Wood    (George),    App^    for    the  Hospital  for 

Diseases  of  the  Throat,  25  d  9  6 
(Rev.  M.),  Appeal  for  a  Woman  Blind,  Deaf, 

and  Dumb  ,  7  d  5/ 

(Sir  Wm.Page),  the  New  Lord  Chancellor, 

Sketch  of,  ll(i  9  c 

Woods,  Forests,  and  Crown  Land  Revenue  Report, 

19d  lie 
Wood  and  Timber  Trade,  Official  Return,  11  d  7/ 
Woodcocks,  four  shot  in  Cornwall,  12o  7  a 
Wool,  Imports  of,  2  n  6  6 
from  New  Zealand,  5  d  4  d 

State  of    the   Market,    5o    5/— 12o  6  c— 

26o  76— 9n   66— 11»  6c— 27n  76— 30n  5c 
— 7d  7/— 14d  4/ 

Woollen  and  Worsted  Trades  Returns,  9  d  7  6 
Woolwich  Arsenal  and  its  Clock,  17  0  9  6 
Worcester  Cathedral,  Restoration  of,  lOd  10  a 

New  Set  of  Bells,  28  d  9  6 

Worcestershire  Chamber  of  Agriculture,  7  n  8  e 
Word  (W.  H.)  on  the  Meteor  visible  in  the  full 

Sunlight  at  Birmingham,  5  n  4/ 
Workhouse  Children,  alleged  Cruelty,  at  Leyton- 

stone,  8  d  7  e — 14  d  7  d 
Working    Classes  in  W^estminster,   New  Model 

Lodging  House  for,  24  0  7/ 
Working  Men's  Institute    of  Plymouth,  AVinter 

Season,  20  0  4  d 

College,    Great   Ormond    Street,    Enlarge- 
ment, 23  0  10  c 

Working  Women,  projected  Club  for,  6  d  5  c 
Workshop  Regulation  Act,  30  n  9  a 


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palmer's  index  to  "the  times"  newspapee.     [Oct  1  to  Dec.  31. 


Wreck  Kegister  and  Chart  for  1867,  6  o  4  « 
Wrecks  and  Loss  of  Life,  Id  5b 

Mr  Jeula's  Tables  of,  21  c2  7  a 

Sappers  and  Miners  blowing  up  those  in 

the  Thames,  23  c{  6  b 

WBE0E8:— 
■  of  the  Alexander  Nemky,  So  Sf 

of  the  Anui-icanaf  and  gallant  rescue  of 

the  Crew,  by  the  Adept,  13  o  4/ 

of  the  Arielf  of  Carnarvon,  from  London, 


9d5f 

of  the  Atlanta,   of    Ku-kwall,   off   Har- 

borough,  14(2  10  c 

of  the  Atlanta  and  Ocean,  on  the  Coast 


of  California,  15  o  10  6 

of  the  Borderer,  from  Penang,  22d  Se 

of  the  Brignarddla  near  San  Francisco, 


15o  56 

of  the  Castiglume, for  Bombay,  Zd  7b 

of  the  Castle,  from  Kingstown,  28  rf  7  c 

of  the  China  Packet,  arrival  at  Hong  Kong 


of  the  Passengers  and  Crew,  12d  id 

of  the  Clcumarden,  off  Akyab,  17  d  9  c] 

of  the   Cora,  of  Aberdeen,  near  John's 


Haven,  28  o  5  6 

of  the  Crusader,  with  a  Cargo  of  Wool,  10  o 


9c 


of  the  Del  Norte,  for  Victoria,  9  n  10  a 

of  the  Devon,  off  the  Land's  Jind,  26  o  12  a 

— 27o  106 

of  the  Excelsior  Steam  Tug,  7  n  I2e 

of  the  Fcdcon,  Official  Inquiry  into,  2  o  7  a 


—So  11/ 

of  the  Oossamer,  of  Liverpool,  11  d  12  a — 

12 d   5  6— 15d    5/— 16d   8c^-18d  9c— 19d 
10  c— 22  d  7/ 

of  the  General  Q^itman,  for,  New  Orleans, 


9n  10  a 

of  the  Hellespont,  on  the  Calif  omian  Coasts 


Sd  8c 

of  the  fl^iJcriMa,  10  d  8c— 14d  4  6— 16d 

7/— 18rf  4  c— 29d  7  a 

of  the  Hovyland,  off  Wexford,  19d  5d 

of  the  Hyphen,  on  Lake  Erie,  15  o  10  6 

of  the  LaU'Catter,  from  Quebec,  Id  bb 

of  the  Inanda,  from  Lagos,  28  n  9  e 

of  the  Nundeeps,  with  a  Cargo  of  Wool, 


lOo  9c 

of  the  Only  Son,  at  Boulogne,  28  d  10  6 — 

BOd  7d 

of  Her  Majesty's  Ship  Rattler,  in  Japan, 

lOd  7d 

of  the  RattUr,  safety  of  the  Officers  and 


Crew,  26  n  3/ 


Wrecks  {continwed). 

Wreck  of  the  Reiver,  tor  China^  21  o  5ft 

of  the  Speedwell,  of  Swansea,  27o  9  rf 

' of  the  Starry  Banner,  on  the   AtUntie^ 

29d  lOd 

of  an  unknown  Foreign  YeaseV  on  the 


Goodwin  Sands,  12  n  6  6 

of  the    Vttsco  de  Gama,  of  Hull,  a  the 


Atlantic,  9  o  9  c 

of  the  Villa  Franca,  of  St  Malo,  2!Bd  If 

of  the  Vulcan,  of  Aberdeen,  near  John  l 


Haven,  28  o  5  6 

of  the  Zetus,  of  Shields,  18  n  6  6 


Wright  Institution, new  Foundation,  6o  4e 

(Miss  Catherine)    Munificent   Bequests  of, 

5o  4c 

(William)  on  the  Turnip  Crop,  22  d  8/ 

Wrightson  (W.  B.)  on  the  Statute  of  Anne,  19  <2 

10  c 
Wrigley  (Thomas)  on  Kailway  Accidents,  23  o  4  c 
Wurtemberg,  Opening  of  the  Chambers,  Speech 

from  the  Throne,  5  d^  5  a 

X. 

Xenos  (Stefanos)  on  Greece  and  Turkey,  26  d  7/ 

— 29d  4c 
French  Extract,  from  The  Times,  on,  80  rf  S  a 

Y. 
Year  in  the  East  of  London,  14  o  10  d 
York  Christmas  Horse  Fair,  19d  5d 

(Archbishop  of)  Opening  the  Seasioii  of  the 

Edinburgh  Philosophical  Institution,  10  «  7  c 

Yorkshire,  Church  Restoration  in,  5  d  4/ 

Floods  in,  11  d  if— 23  d  5c— 25  d  7c 

Incendiarism  at  Settrington,  25  d  5/ 

North  Riding  Chamber  of  Agricultiure,  9  o  8  f 

Researches  in  the  Yorkshire  Wold  Tumuli, 

lOo  6rf— 22o  3c— 30o  5/— 9n  if 

Scientific  Education  in,  9  n  8  6 

Statute    Fairs,     12  n^  6  6— 28*    8/— 80» 

]06---ld  9a 

West  Riding,  plans  for  Works  in,  Sd  Sf 

Youl  (James  A.)  on  the  Salmon  Ova  for  Sew 

Zealand,  ZOd  5f 
Young  (George)  on  the  Chippenham  RepceaeDi*' 
tion,  21n  5d 


Zanzibar,  Deputation  from  the  Sultan  of,  to  Her 

Majesty,  24  d  5  6 
Zoological  Society,  addition  of  a  rare  Lizard,  5  n 

10  a 
Meeting,  18  d  10  e 


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