THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE AND AU ч M 
quum Ki 
[Srem зы 
Еу Portsea, 
Great Queen 
of India was a most important subject, and that a great respon- 
sibility — upon the shoulders of а who had been 
elected th: 
tural society. ty. I cannot believe that m my countrymen, noted as 
they generally - fortheir good sense, would take upon yer cr 
C isfied that dE 
selves all the trouble of organisi ng and conducting such C А He was 
associations, the labour of acting upon committees, к "die e no : a new E m in md 
eneral performance of arduous duties in order ir | with India, and һе believed that there was nothing in the pas 
all—I can never believe that intelligent men like Engli ree: diee ЕИ 
men would undert: - NA ліз t sin vi y were th thoroughly со vi i Nei эк ш purposes, | БЕ ага dms " this an 
а ing 
vinced that such : neüts upon ndia, had s buga that 
ons at be 
ted. 
strigts in v wich em grim er pm DH ned, д ' the ее "had бн quelled, he hoped 
ingly say tha bh ey dé der eat good. Pam red for and looked змей to peace and |3; 
lad to give my countenance and support to them. | harmony ould reign sup iie gw M. P etam - 
by a gentleman to-day, in the garde € A which | that too Pi E dista rci азу. А& dy rate, should suc 
another outbreak occur, he hoped and кты ieved it would not 
our cm Show Е held, if © did not think it was a great 
b f this be nearly so disastrous as the last, seeing that the native 
bore to come to a place of this so: Now, for the life of me, I 
n y pene 
Wa 
rand D 
DANRRUPICY АСЕР and Т ушап. 
Soap Manufacturer and Manu: Hi 
a 
JEletropolig any its 1 
THE Ковтн HCOMING ELE 
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30,000 to 70.000. He was glad t that owing to this and 
other Fett in es expenditure РА Той as well as o 
s t pr 
therinzs I find myself am a number of friends 
ha E A x to what might b med good fortune in the opium tede 
have not the opportunity of тени, bono at n etr 
period of the year. Besides, it is айуу: said mn nothing доз 
on well in E i 
MUUq upper еа 1 1 
&c. hs Бърк seca ieri 
India, had been riri The deficit of 5,000,000}. by what 
had e UN ha v t only been met, but 500, jene had been 
ng — oads and' public works, M x рач) E^ 
inan Indian budget emp not howevi 
be realised at all times, but фу һаа the strongest fit that: the 
Indian one КОЙ "inco t he reduction of e 
n on wj 
nq In ү 
can be well done in this country without а good din 
Why, then, should not «игш! associations celebrate their 
versary meetings with a dinner ? When en dine 
7 have a 
versing with those whom they do not often meet. Old 
ships are revived, and we hear a коба deal Neg ә us dh E 
get to know something more of each other than we knew 
before, and we often heur statements that SUNT valuable in- 
formation to our minds. eit my own part, I never could 
un tan ot come 
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annual dinner of the | sation urs — pete with. Indeed, to centralise the 
i w 
M.P., at the 
Sparkenloe [o Ciut a Market Bosworth, spoke 
follows on Family n England :— 
- e success of these тай ngs has been said, and t truly 
to be "Qo to 2s enn of 1 the ladies. Your 
a ituti 
an 4 C) - sem 4 ъ= m Ende C ** o 5e rf" 9 ш 
eare not family in its | Which. 4 in mot be 
Own leafy bower, but we are assembled here in сакголе to Touching the railways, very little could be "ца" against the 
the Great Giver of all good, forasmuch as He has thought fit Indian government a tthis moment. The old Indian govern- 
this year t to extend to us His bounty A the yie eld of the ment discouraged railways in its m ве 00, they wer re dis- 'THE 
rth more fully than we deserved i hia nem os by it "d as ed MD when Ma late Sir J. | fresh gale again  dróvé the Groat Bien 
eth ai cha 1 elvill was one of t oard. àlhousie was the Governor 
е marc S ues d с T LX wiere eneral who inaugurated the great system of rr — the followin ng aftern oon she Mes 
ы whom I have greeted on many a first | һе hoped would be in active operation by about the end of tw. nstown, but out ol E й 
Monday in November. We think of Bosworth aud think of years from now, However, he would not say Whether it would wind. was heavy 1 from. the south. 
new red coats and the cheerful cry of the merry hou nds—aye | 20t have been better if — had spe t во 6 10,000,0001. | bur urgh was sen search of h 
3nd the more than constant hospitality EN S representative Qr 20,000,0001. of the money they were spending railways on th t shi A med * the b harb 
of the ancient family whose hots manih the head. the rivers and roads to на, апа ће stations, e мр ун < е desti вр Fevurm 
Bosworth has other associations more ancient "ts name is o at means thia "aep of produce to the market. If wi y that 
identifed with a буа мушу. Am mighty contest Yetween ашаары ы. m i W e A be Peine tmd n railway and tumbling 
op was here. Whai : T nor е rs gö ng А n f срна ho God afal (ог trade orane of the ipa 
p ЖКУ Pride one i dowel eh and commerce. xd à в year - 
ualities that EE RA eminent the soldier, thé states- | tan last to works of t is kind ; they ho OPI a TA а | day she started on her voyage: к 
Ө ў а р Was RA in | larger sum next year to н рон, and to making roads take en to Milford to refit ted, aù a 
his character as a man by a most direct invasion of all sacred | і the Mee ———À dat ing over small streams, &c. As - 
i h to term сло t re. 
aM оь o s* 
mh ma hm EE di ED 4 nOn 
family o 
ower of t З 
sacrėd ties which е ААА your home and the organisa- speedy results in India from a fee simple tenure by European: 
tion of your families—that social order, that constant means | WaS the distance of the waste lands rom t the "bopniation. held 
of safety, that national stamina that has rendered England Ceylon and o Mauritius were m ure avourably situated i е 
m i world. I rejoi 
the ico | tbis respect for the supply of Coolies. Wherever there 1 
аб the pat character of your meetings. is а efforts of mer Europeans in India it was the desire as to 1 
recognition of that love of family, of that reverence for those ea as the duty of the Government to encourage them; in the i : 
Sacred ties which have made England what it is nd have 1 Presidency à great deal had been already effected as to 
rendered England capable of enjoying the freedom which other tae and setilement, b эн they could not pass exceptional or Lane w 
nations are Striving, and too many in vain, to imitate. Think e nes Jaws, inconsistent, with equal rights and justice to the | obje ; 
not there is anything antiquated in these principles, Lo Bath a 
"und. What is the real reason th rance for 70 years, К ERN YE RR d M.P., the Bi Wine а 
that those gallant Frenchmen, have proved their incapacity for : ; з а xd a 
freedom? 16 is that because in the madness ef their revolution pa р fntell x AB the Archbishop of Yor 
еу imperilled the great principle of home. They endangered dignitaries, expressing their E 
wd eat principle of family in their madness, and now i Мохкү Max : Con in the m жеш : 
eid E a E segs ey Sar yer a glories. Look, | sols closed at 93r for Money, а == 931 fo or wey: 10th of Reynolds th } 
» n e contes 
Our kindred, forgetting the basis of the constitution. КҮМ Padia P машка үөт ric з те EET that, aftoe wia s 
yhich their forefath das judo, which | -ndia Five per Cent. Stock, 1033 to 1; Ditto Four Рег | House of Common Ў 
сат oyed, accepted the false princ iples of the first | Cent. Debentures, April, 1864, 981; Бо Scrip, 103%; | the isnin. өв fi 
own обйгасбе (at But itis ай Es Aes пане Maur Exchequer onte March, 2s, dis, to 2s. prem. ; Ditto t v of an a 
existed so long. And now you $ po t sandy Ded have | June, 5s, prem.—FoRErGN: Frazilian Four and a H od of А cation, ma Я 
оета to i Mexican Three per Cents, 27; Privy Coune i м 
ану ары = ussian Five per Cents., | +} 1 
that, although. 8 wx ias h io ss; Dit 17i; Turkish Six per Cents., е "only en ; 
СА nis; 20; Ditto or à 69 to d: Venezuela heavy pecuniary re t 
tho Bouh Eee aa Se Where the tion Acct., ld... be discussed р 
ofthe could .. isc! Ж! 
ure, уг the habit of casti ———————2À seco: 
w = Sys А —- bea uum m x re ГЫ belt 38 Tho. а 2 E M \ 
ер man i Rev. s 
as loosened the great principles of the ашу kp ank of England. gesaring that the meet * 
they succumbed to the South hitherto? Because the South ISSUE DEPARTMENT, ver Wee a 
as pr patriarchal principios 0 rie — Notes issued — .. —.. 28081495 | Government Debt .. -£1,015,100 бы lat 3 to 
submit to a just authorit ‚ while the North, with all it tiens Other Securities 3,634900 | Calculate 
all its majority of population, all its is, all i Tu nba «А lion voe TA 195 | prog : 
9f the ocean, has prove en brought into colli io. ^ 225.081 405 vem don 1 
of thei the elements of disorganisation which the constitution сагы е 628081495 | financially . 
ety has generated render all indispensable disci lin BANKING DEPARTMENT. | | : I 
impossible which should give effect to the courage of that стел | Рторнеіоте' Capital., 4,553,000 | Government Securities tendin : j 
е. epend u 1 . . #96, Including Dead “estro ў i 
Drm Depei nit you have nothing to be аса of Ране i Deposits (includ- cias Weight Бану) £10, eee; 0.3, и E 
bus - ача c кау aer UP It is "ne recog- ing Exchequer Savings Other Ве Securitics b alie РЕА their resources s ч 
, о РР ili 
ngth of England. You show you widmet lr tees Пе ofNar De vbt, amd Divi GoManisüvezCo :; 800918 | from availing themselv р 
к= Yet still retaining this element of stren gth, "atis e. e ther Depostis `! bá 11,937,805 . .. faddition th id 
юнае ата ies, you аге їп a position п to look look forward Seven di] end other ЫШ; 69146 мел of engag JL 
y of this we r association." ——— certifica 1 
= *G, the Finance Minister for Tadia а, at the| ?9*hday of Sept., 1861. ER M. MARSHALL, Chief бакен | ргесейеп& ш this Meet il ; м 
scent meeting of the Commercial and Cotton y uan. EN $” 
tions of Manchester Mil the following remarks on the tion to wait upon ad E 
к of есм р Gazette of the VO eek, Council, and h 1s 
been sai ped addresses w TUESD Y S PANKRUPTS-—M. R. E the meeti 
ur euet оо govern ment and тыы at Timm Tit Mr Ra Es od the Masters of s uis ? 
misi. bim иркен оё 1 6, es Вора Horprw, айй A. 'Нотовн, Black e iae ME | metropolitan I 
agreed with theta that iat! iet Н. Krxr, Stratford-upon-Avon, W Warwickshire, Timber | wee 
Merchant- Nixox, Liverpool and and elsewhere, Merchant and Commission Whi ttington CI 
