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The railway share market on Tuesday was inanimate, with little Change in priCe. In a few cases, however, including Midland and Caledonian stocks, prices closed a trifle better. Great Northerns, on the other h an d, were wea k e r, o w ing to a report that the dividend will be at

IN the week that ended on Saturday the deaths of 963 persons, viz., 473 males and 490 females, were registered in London. In the corresponding week of 1849 the deaths from all causes rose to 1967, and in that of 1854 to 1456, cholera having made considerable progress at both tho

for measurement and prices on application. The Profession and Hospitals supplied. Pont and PLAIITE, 4, Waterloo Place, Pall Mall, London. HORN IM AN'S PURE as we ll as FINE TEA. A restoration of the much-approved old-fashioned supply, combining every advantage that the PURE arti

of spring -water, will form a delicious beverage; they are also peculiarly adapted for flavouring carbonated, soda, and potass waters, and in every instance where there is a gazogene in use they will be found most desirable. Raspberry, Orange, Black Currant, Red Currant, Cherry,

THE all-engrossing subject of the adulteration of articles used for food, so prominently brought to light before the Committee of Inquiry by the House of Commons, is one of so much importance to the health of the community, that we are induced to present our readers with some fu

TnE proceedings of the Royal Agricultural Society in the North of England were commenced at Carlisle on Thursday by the partial opening of the show-ground to the public. So far as the show of horses, and especially stallions, is concerned, the show is considered to have been sup

SHILLING and a Halfpenny each. Sample Handkerchief sent by return of post upon receipt of Fourteen Stamp. RUMBELL AND OWES, PANTHEON HALL OF COMMERCE, 77 and 78 OXFORD STREET.

be aware of our present falling off: And it should also be remembered that at that period the population of this kingdom was not one-half, and the official resources not one-sixth of what they were now. Neither was the patriotic feeling of the country one whit more warm than at