... G ~~~COMfPANY (tLinnted).c S6vt Ln P i mited Liability. ao Capital 200,000, in 8,000 Shares of 20 eaot Calls not to emceed 3 per Share, and at mt lestha threefornthe 1,000 Sbares fatly pnid p ?? resee oth ii is contemiplate that nolmore than ;10 ?? will hi requii'd far a considm'erable period of time. s5r John C. Dalrymple Hay, iBart, 100 St George's square Thoanillrmans.y Jun., Esq., 4 Great ...

... TP-QYAL SC onoL of NAVAL L1 ARCHIITECT1SRE and MARINE ENGINEERING. The Lords of the Committee of Conchil on Education have determined. after communicatio with the )Admiralty and the Institute of Naval Architects, to open at South Kensingtoni a School of Naval AeChitectureo and Marine Engineering. Tihe School is for the lnstruction 1not Ontly of Admiralty pliplsn from thle Royal Dockyards and ...

... THE NATIONAL BANK to receive Subsefriptionss for the Shares of the gitaiways Company, on the terms of the following .1 VIYAN RAILWAYS COMPAwy t(Limited). ALh p diau Government Guarantee of Inte rest at the tito hi;7 pr Cent. per Annum, as hereinafter set forth, TOTAL CAPITAL OF 3,340,000. Issue:-1,670,000 in 66,800 Shares of 25 each. pepeeitfl per Share oinlApplication, and 2 per Share on yaee ...

... TVHE LONDON FINANCIAL ASSOCIATION (Limited). CAPITAL g Subscribed .. ?? ., 2,000,000 Paid-up. 100,000 Reserve Fund .. . DIRECTORS. JOHN HACKBLOCK, Erq., Chairman. John Dorradile, Esq. William Lnie, Esq. q. Chattel Butter Leg.Chebe E. hiedoctanaeli, Lg James Fraser, -og , WiliarnTarquandLegq. . E. C. Koceh,'Esq. ?? B. Wade, LEsq. Henry Faull, Esg., M.P. ?? Walker, Egq. P. C. Ralli, Esq. BANKERS ...

... HE PERFECT SUBSTITUTE Tj FOR SILVER.-Tbe REAL NICKEL SILVER, introduced more than 30 yearsago by WVILLIAM S. BURTON, when PLA TED by the patent process of Messrs Elkington and Co., is beyondT a1l comparison the very best article next to sterling silver that can be employed as such, either usefully or ornamentally, as by no possible test can it be dis- tieguished from real silver. A small ...

... POLITICAL: Sew French Constitution ?? 497 FirstFruits of Disestablishment 497 The Convrrsioll of EstherLyons 495 The Last of the New Zealand Qauestion ?? ?? 498 Spoliation of the East-End Parks ?? ?? 499 The Cracow Mystery ?? 499 CORRESPONDENCE: The Board of Works and our Parks ?? d99 The Poor of Europe ?? 5, LITERARYY: .Jeventus Mlundi ?? 50S Sabjection of Women ?? 01 Moral Uses of Dark ...

... New Burlingtonl street, June 9,1860. MR BENTLEY'S LIST OF NEW WORKS FOR JUNE, K. GUIZOT'S I MEMOIRS of MY OWN TIME.' Vo.[ v d Published this day. ctt eontoibne ar amplwe aedouat of ?? great republican ijsur. roetion at Lyons in 1838, and of the Fiesehi eonsplracy in lOM. The FAMXIIY and SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY, By T. H. STAUNTON. One Vot. [Just rcatty. III. HUNTING in the HIMALAYA, with Notices of ...

... BONUS DIVISION. GLOB1E INSURANOZ, GORNU1ILL & CHARING CROSS, LONDON. ESTABLISHED 1803. COpital ONE MILLION, all paid up and invested. The following are examples of the Profits ..0cruing on Globe Participating Life policies under the BONUS deolared as at 21st p00emhtr, 1858: _- JBonus applied- AG0 Original Original Complete Dy Ad- By pay- it Date Sam Annual Years . meyi of Insured. Premium. in ...

... RICHARD AND JOHN SLACK'S POONS and FORKS.-SLACK:'S SILVEI ;) ELECTBO.PBATE is a. coating of sterling lver ove o the foot of 30yearas'test iasaple proofof its durabilits DiGble; OODS or forks, 3ss. and 38s. per dozen; dessert 20s. n, .sen steP12s. and 18s.-Bsoks of Engravings gratis. Order above 2L prr~icehard and John Stark, S316 Strand. RICHARD AND JOHN SLACK'S iSH COVERS in BRITrANfNlA METAI ...

... AST AFRICAN COTTON.1 E Sir,-In your first leading article upon the subject of the statements which appeared in the ' Manchester Exnminer,' as to East African Cotton, you uffiemed that the assertions made are not those of Dr livingnton`. In my reply I have proved that these statements are the as. sertions of Dr Livingstone. You have not attempted to main. fain your first position, but ...

... BENTLEY'S MISCELLANY. Price HALF-A.CROWN. CONTENTS Pon OCTOBER. No. CCLXXXV1L A COQUETTE'S CAMPAIGN. CHAP. I. PANE COMES DOON FOR THE SPRING MEETINGS. II. ROSALIE RIVERS OPENS HER BATTERIES. IIL THE WIDOW'S DEBENTURES AND THE BEAUTY'S FASCINATIONS. IV. THE TWO THOUSAND IS RUN, AND FAVOURITES EN- TREED FOR OTHER STARES. V. THEY PLAY WITH EDGED TOOLS, AND DIAMOND OUTS DIAMOND. II. MHE SITUATION. ...

... FURNITURE and DECORATION, MEDAILLE DWIHONitNEUR, EXPOSITION UNIVER- BELLE. 185D.-PRIZE hlEDAL GREAT EXHIBITION of 1851. - JACKSON and GRLAHAliH invite the NOBILITY, GENTRY, nod Families about to decorate or furnish, to visit their spacious ohow-rooms, galleries, and manufaetory, at 35, 37, and 38 Oxford street, and Perry's place, Preston place, and N ew- man's mews adjoining. 12E N S O N ' S W ...