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HEALTH OF LONDON DURING THE WEEK. 1016 d...
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A ZTEC LILLIPUTIANS' FAEEWFTT J\NIGHTS at the Makiojtette Theatre, Lowther A^i Strand the
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sliape comes P Groethe is well illustrated , but this is the most imaginative , intellectually comprehensive , and beautiful picture in the series . Landscape painting brings another evidence of pre-eminence . Isehaggeny ' s '' Harvest Scene" is a very summer rhyme ; the young mother is binding poppy wreaths for her child , the men throwing the bundles of corn on the cart , the horses stand shaking music from their bells , and the sun makes a " lane of beams" through the piled stacks . In the " Pier of Ostend during a Storm" Achenbach seems to feel himself a storm-fiend ,, sweeping up the waves into the tempest clouds , with the full rage of the ' mighty wind . Kabreuth rives the thunder clouds over Martinstrand with a lightning flash illumining the rocks , the lake , the blades of grass ; and in the Canton TJri , Seiffert closes the blue lake , the " ships making ghosts below , " with the protecting mountains and majestic pines . For architectural effect Husengelfug ' s " Cloisters of Walkenrind" is not only the finest 2 3 amtmg in the Dublin Exhibition , but is one that can scarcely be surpassed . It is a winter sunset , the snow lying thick on the broken walls
and ruined porch , and reflected on the groined roof of the aisle the tern sun streaming into every arch , and lying along the cloisters repp' " dark-shadow pictures on its bar of light , from the stone anostips ' n ,, + 7 pedestals , niched to the wall . ¦ ¦ * on th ™ Many of these works are for sale ; some of the best have been don / :- ' buted by the King of the Belgians , the produce of his annual purchnsP « + the Academies . The King and Prince of Prussia exhibit a few of the fi & l Berlin pictures , and the King the only portraits admitted , except tlio ^ f the old masters . These were painted at his own cost , for the adornment ° f his palace , and Frederick William appears conscious that the illustrio collection bestows on him the same honour that bis subjects have procur * ! for their country ; they are Eauch the sculptor , Fiich the translator f Shakspere , Cornelius the painter , Bessel the astronomer , Schinkel th architect , Ideler the chronologist , and Humboldfc , the author of Cosm & The Prussians are but indifferent portrait-painters , but these subie ° t ' do not require mechanical skill to recommend them to public interest S
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Health Of London During The Week. 1016 D...
HEALTH OF LONDON DURING THE WEEK . 1016 deaths have been registered in London during the week ending 10 th September . The -mortality'is below the corrected average of the week ; for within the ten preceding years , when the population of London was one-tenth part less numerous than it is now , the deaths ranged from 810 to 1040 , and in the year 1849 , when epidemic cholera had only begun to decline , the burials were 2865 . The deaths by diarrhoea have been 131 , less by 21 than were referred to that disease in the previous week , but more by one-third than the corrected average number ( 99 ) of preceding years . Only 7 deaths by cholera have
happened ; 5 in children under 15 years of age , 2 in adults of 15 and under 60 . Six of the seven persons who died were males . The number of deaths by cholera in corresponding weeks of the 10 previous years were 4 , 1 , 2 , 8 , 7 , 6 , 1682 , 4 ) , 17 , and 5 , so that the deaths do not exceed the usual number in ordinary years by certain forms of cholera . Two of the persons were , however , registered as having died of Asiatic cholera ; one a tanner ' s son , of the tender age of four years ,-the other a labourer ' s young wife , who died in 12 hours . Both the deaths occurred within four days of each other in the same house , 12 , Turner ' s-retreat , Bcrmondsey , on the south side of the Thames .
It is right under all the circumstances to reiterate the cautions which were given in August . All persons , whether children or adults , who suffer from diarrhoea , should apply forthwith for medical advice . And no time should be lost in putting our sanatory defences in a sound state , as Jiext summer their efficacy may again be severely tested . last week the births of 813 boys and 826 girls , in all 16 C 9 children , were registered in London . In the eight corresponding weeks of the years 1843 52 , the average number was 1327 .
At the lloyal Observatory , Greenwich , the mean height of the barometer in the week was 29 * 907 in . The reading of the barometer increased from 30-10 in . at the beginning of the week to 30-25 in . by 9 h . p . m , on the 5 th ; decreased to 29-G 3 in . by the morning of the 10 th , and increased to 29 70 in . by the end of the week . The mean temperature of tho week was 56-1 ( legs ., which is 2 degs . below tho average of the same week in 38 years . The highest temperature of the week was 72-0 dogs ., and occurred on Tuesday ; the lowest was 45-0 degs ., and occurred on tho same day . Tho greatest difference between the dew point temperature and tho air temperature was 11-1 degs . on Tuesday ; tho least 1-0 dog . on Saturday . The general direction of the wind was from the north , and it blew at the- rate of ( SO miles a day . The electric condition of the atmosphere lias been positive on every day of the week .
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BIRTHS , MARRIAGES , AND DEATHS . BIRTHS . Onllinfilh of September , at tho Vicarage , Cunford , Dorset , the Lady Louisa l \> nnonl > y : a Ron . On the . Hth , ul ; Wilton , Kent , the who of Lieutenant-Colonel Monklund , ttoventy-fouvlh . IlighlanderH : n nun . On tho Dili , at No . 12 , Groat Cumberland-place , Lady Doyle n daughter . On tho 10 l . li , at Booklimn , the , Hon . Mi-h . Toler : a daughter . On tho Kith , at Slolio Koehford , the , Lady Caroline ) Tuimiol- a won . On t . Iio l . Tlli , a I , fi , Albyn-place , F . diiibu ^ h , Iho Jtight Hon . Lady Elibank : u dmighter . On tho Kith , nt F . astwood , Diinlvdd , N , I > ., Ilio Lady , 1 ,-nnoa Murray ; a ( laugh ( . or . MARRIAGES . On the <> lb of September , at , tho piirinh church , ftucl ; loy , WorrcHliM'Hliiro , Lieutenant . August us . I ' javie , 'It . N . hoii nf the late Captain Hir ThonuiH 1 ' mvio , K . N ., K . O . U ., to Klcanor lyoiiiHil , Mceonil daughter of . JanicM . 15 out , Kin ; ., of Grovchill , Mueldcy ' AVom > ntorHliire . On tho 7 lh , lit St . . ToIiu ' h , A \ cnlminster , John . laeob , cldcsl . ffon of John Lidgctt , . Hs (( ., ofMorden-hill , lilackhealh , (<> Muria Klizabotli , Hdi-st daughter of the Kov . . John Mood , , I ' rineipid of f lie AVoHleyan Training College , WoHtniiiinler . On tlio Hl . li , nt . Islington Chitpol , George William Noad , IOsi | ., wirge , on , &<> ., Caledonian-road , second hoii of the Hon . . Jo .-ieph JVoiid , Hurveyoi--General of Newfoundland , ( o Klizalielh , Kccond daughter oftho Iiov . W . 11 . lOlliot , ono of the HocrelarieM In ( lie 'Weekly Tract Hociefy . On ( lie 1 , 'Hh , Fi'iiuci ' m Whilgreiivc , lOnrj ., uceond son of George . Thonnifi WhilgTcavo , of l \ l one ) cy-court , in thoconnly of HImHiird , JOnq ., to 'IVro . m , Hovonth daughter of tho Into Hir I'Mwnrd . Monty n , of ' 1 'itlliero , in tho county of l < linl , Hart . On llm TMh , nt . AU Hoiil ' s Oliurcli , Ijiiiifrliam-pliioo , TVlnryh " bone , Ilio Kov . 'Kilwin . 1 . I ' nrkor , it . i ) ., vicar of VVallliiiin ' Ml-. l / iiwi'oiK'i ' , Merles , ( ihnpliu ' u l <) Lord lli'ii'lylirooho , and Kellow of . l'oiiil ) i'ol ( o ( . 'olle ^ 'e , Oxford , to Anna KoneUu , roliol , of Mm Jain Ma . ior-Onncnil Hir Henry AVatiioii , O . It ., C . 'i' . H , and fonrlli < ln . ii |{ li | . ci- « , f u , 0 jH ( , n VV'illiain 'I'lioylH , . I'Ihi ] ., of MiillniniHtendllOIIH << , l !(< l- | ts . <> n Hid IHIi , nl , Ilio parish church , Halifax ' , Charles IVol , 'K : «| ,, 'ldesl mm of John I ' cc . l , Ks (| ., of M iddleton-linir , near Turn wort . li , to l ^ raneeii . Kmnia , only daughter of Ilio la | . < i Williiim JOIlill : ' i " rflt » -Hhii ., iintl n ramldau / , 'htor of Uervnuo Alexander , Knq ., M .. V ., ot Jlalifai .
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DEATHS . On the 31 at of July , at Up-park Camp , Kingston , Jamaica , of yellow fever , in the twenty-tirst year of his age , deeply lamented , John Alexander Gordon Pringle , H . M . Third West India Eegiment , eldest son of Marie Pringle , Esq ., late of Oakendean , Susses . On the 13 th of August , in Jamaica , Lieutenant John Maryon Wilson , of her Majesty's Third West India Regiment , eldest son of John Marj'on Wilson , Esq ., of Pitzjohn's , near Dunmow , Essex . On the 3 rd of September , at Tunbrid ^ e wells , Constance Eleanor , youngest daughter of James Garth Marshall , Esq ., of Headingley , near Leeds , aged four years . On the 4 ith . at Great Malvern , Worcesterstire , William Praser Tytler , of Belmain , Esq ., Sheriff of Invernesshire . On the 9 th , at Uphall Manor-Louse , Hillington , Anna Martina j Browne Follies , only surviving daughter of tho late Sir Martin Browne Folk . , Bart ., aged seventy-four . On the 9 th , at Woolhampton , Berkshire , Arthur Edward Somerset , of the Inner Temple , aged forty , youngest son of the I late Lord Arthur Somerset . On the 15 th , at the Grange , Eomford , Essex , Sir William I Bain Knight , R . N " ., aged eighty-two .
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- MO 1 STEY MARKET AFI > CITY INTELLIGENCE . Friday Evening , September 16 , 1 S 53 . Eveiit day during the past week there has been a fall , sometimes as much as i per cent ., in Consols ; and a si ill heavier depreciation in Railway Stock and Shares . On Thnrsda }' , the Bank rate of interest was raised to 4 g per cent . Although this measure was previously anticipated , immediately on its becoming known Consols sunk to 95 J § , having been as high on the same day as ^ -J ; and should the rate again be raised , as in all probability it will , to 5 percent ., a still greater decrease in value for a time may be expected . The disposition of tho market generally is to believe that Consols will touch 90 , and that affairs are not yet at their worst ; while others , entertaining a contradictory opinion , look forward to a vapid reaction . French Railway Shares have steadily declined , but ipot so heavily as Home Stock . Of Gold Mining Shaves , few maintain a more than nominal price , and that at a heavy discount . ]> JY > uveau Monde and Aqua Friiis , keeping the beat premiums , and iirmest . South Australian Land have dropped considerably , and now hover between 29 and 31 . London Chartered have fallen to par . In fact all the markets are very gloomy . Consols closed 05 } for money , 95 $ i for 13 lh Oct . ; Exchequer Bills , 8 and 5 dis . ; Caledonians , 55 , 50 ; Eastern Counties , 12 » - ( j ; Great Northern , 71 ; 5 ; Groat Westerns , 80 ?; , 81 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire , ( iO to ( ifi-l-x . d . ; London and " Brighton , 95 i , !)(>}; London and Worth "Western , 101 , 102 ; London and South Western , 77 ,, 70 : South Esis ' ern , ( il , 02 ; York , Newcastle , and Berwick , G 2 , ( it ; York and North Midland , 46 , 47 . Foreign Shares : — Dijon and Besancjon , 1 , 2 piem . ; East Indian , 3 ? , 4 } prem . ; Ditto Extension , -J £ prem . ; Grand Junction France , 1 J , 2 i prem . ; Grand Trunk of Canada , shares and bonds , 0 to 1 dis . ; Central France , -J- & prom . ; Northern of Franco , . 'M-i , : n $ : Paris and Lyons , 2 ( 5 $ , 2 fi £ ; Paris and Strasbourg , ; j ( 3 . ( , 3 C > 1 ; Upper India Scrip , par to I prom . CORN MARKET . Mark Lane , Friday , September 10 , 1853 . Great firmness has characterised tho trado ( luring Ilio week , and ( ho weather , yesterday and to-day , having been again wetj and Hie ivportu from tho country , both as lo Ilici progress of the liarvest and Ilio yield of tho now crop of wheat , still moro unfavonriibln than boforo , an advance of 2 s . to " , 5 s . per quarter 1 ms 1 al < en place , at this day ' s market . There is increased / Innness m tho French markets , but tho limits being , in gcueml , iindor the advanced rates realized to-day , tho purchases made on l'Yoijeh account , have only been to a small extent . Itiirley is In . per ( marlor dearer . Archangel oats have rocovemt from Ilio decline , consequent on tho recent largo arrivals , and aro Oil . to 1 m . dourer ( him on Monday .
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tion of these Wondrous Beings ; they positively S" ^ Dublin on the 3 rd October bjr Special f notation £ aS ' closing of the Great Exhibition ; their stay in London cannot under these cixeumstances , be prolonged ; Saturday ' ' strw is positively the Last Day . " ' Cf > Admission , One Shilling . Open every Day , from Eleven till One , Three till Fire imi Rpron fill l ^!! * aut *
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] P | R , KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM JL / consisting of more than 700 Models , is Now Onen at t ) , n PORTLAND GALLERY , Regent Street ( opposite the Polv technics ) , every day except Friday , for Gentlemen onlv from Eleven till Five , and from Seven till Ten . On Fridays h 0 T ever , the Morning Exhibition for Gentlemen will close at Two o ' clock , when Ladies only will be admitted until Five o ' cloer Explanations for Gentlemen by Dr . Leach , and for ladies l / v Mrs . Leach . —Admission , One Shilling . J
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MILITARY OH OTHER EDUCATION A MAEKIED GENTLEMAN" who has been educated at Sandhurst , has passed a first-class examination , and has served in the Army at home and abroad , wishes to receive into hii family , 'ONE or TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN , to educate for College or the Army . Eeferences given and required . Apply , by letter , to B . C . A ., Eldon Chambers , Devereux Court , Temple , or Gotlne IToii 3 e Bromley Common , Kent . '
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lyTEDICAL EDUCATION . —A FIKSTJ-V _ l CLASS MAN" in ARTS ami MEDICINE has a vacancy for One PUPIL , who will receive the advantage of Private and Class Instruction for the University of London , the Hall and College . He may be Apprenticed or not . Last July all his Pupils were First-class . —W . IS . Gr ., 11 , St . George ' s Villas , Canonbury , Islington .
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" I 7 DUCATION . — "WANTED , "by an Accom-_ H J plished Widow Lady , residing in one of the linest counties in England , within Fifty " Miles of tho Metropolis , and in the ncighhw « rhoodofa Railway Station , TWO YOUjN G LADIKS to EDUCATE with her two daughters , who are aged about twelve years . Most satisfactory references will be given nnd required . —Address to A . L ., care of Mr . Onwhyn , UookuelliT , Catherine-street , Strand .
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MEDICAL METEOEOLOGY . —F . PAY , Astronomical Meteorologist , respectfully informs Medical Gentlemen and Boards of Medical Institutions , that ho supplies a Sot of Apparatus , adapted to Medical Meteorology , for J ) Guineas . Letters , requiring a reply , should enclose a stamp ; and nil orders containing a remittance will receive prompt attention . 18 , Cra-vkn-stk-etct , City-koad .
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DIFFICULT TEXTS and TEXTS MISUNDERSTOOD . To-mohhow Fvknino , Sept . 18 th , the Itov- WILLIAM . FOJtHTJOli will deliver the Tenth of a Herios of Twelve Discourses , at the Temporary Free Christian Ohnrcli . H » w << y-crtscent , CamdcuTown . John xvi ., 7 , 15 . Subject-- " The Ho ' . V Spirii—tho meaning of the term , the nature of tho niHueuci , and tho result of its reception in faithful souls . " On Sunday Evening , Hept . 2 ! ith , tho Flovonth « f "io ScriM . Col . i ., IT . 10 . Rubjecd , — " Chrisl . under Ood-tUo touu ^ «»» ( spiritual society , not the creator of matter and mind .
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T > OYAL ASYLUM OF ST . ANN'S A \ j SOCJ 1 CTY . This Institution , by voluntary contributions , allonln ' ' " J Clothing , . Maintenance , and lOducation to tho Children ot l" ^ onooin )> rosp (> iily , whether orphans t > r not . . , ( j ) 0 Noininalion fo ' rnis for oandidal . ert Jiiay bo olilani' ' . ¦ Office , whore Subscriptions will bo most gratefully rooMM JOxeculors of Benefactor . * by will have vote * . K . F . JjKKKti , Secretary . 2 , Charlotte How , Mansion ITouno . .. .
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RUIMOItTOR TO COI ^ KKK , BUT LOWICK IN I' " '" | , \ im < : n ( mi ; cttooolatio , i « . i " . » '" ! ' £ fl ill p : ick <>( H , ( id ., Md ., and Id . omsli , " prop / iruliou " , | , y choicest Cocoas of tho Knglish iniirkotn , and !""' . "• , ., ¦; , )!• i » I ho most approved French method . CoU ' eo is lar 1 ( .. 1111 l . ril . ivo qiialilion to Cocoa . And Chocolate , or l ' , " ) " j | ,,, | iciil pared Coeon , i « no \ V uiiivorHiilly ree () ii » n > cndo < l li . y 1 , , r ( l ( l , | , |(> I ' rofciwion , as moro conducive to Health tlian "" y * ,. " '' |)( . noiity HiiliHtimcowliiVli ontern into tho human dietary . ' ¦ f | lM < | 1111-of the ah ( iv < 5 Ono . Shilling ' French Oliocolalo , "V ' ] . ' ,, || , iiiH'il prcpanul Oocoiih , miiy bo judged of by I h <> pc ' '' ' ' " . ( , jier u » in i ( . m uiuniifiKtl . ure , owing to whi (; h it mny !« ' "'¦' food or bevera / 'o . . .,,,, 1 hv II" ' l'A IMH OIIOCOLATU COM I'ANV , ( lifting '"" JH , ;„ ,, „• l 1 H 5 I . Alaiiufactiircrnof Ih-oakfimt Oliocolalo , J >» Fron < : h Hyi-ups . . .,.,.,.., „ ,. „ tJoii ' " ' Hold VVlioUwalo and Uodiil by tho m -moi "' ' (< "' j )| , i , I "' " ; lionoi-H , and Druggists in tho king dom . ^ luu " . " . tfoiit-i'" ' worth ; Wholcsaio Depot , . ' 15 , . 1 ' nddiiiff I ^ no , i- "j , Agont , Mr . . Joim 1 Iatj » 'iju-j > , VM , Uv & 'nt tftrooi ..
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Leader (1850-1860), Sept. 17, 1853, page 22, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/cld_17091853/page/22/
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