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    • BLAIR'S GOUT and RHEUMATIC PILLS. This preparation \n ana of the benefits which tho Bclunco of modern has
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      March 22, 1856.] The Leader, 285

      March 22 , 1856 . ] THE LEADER , 285

      A Perilous Leap.—A Young Ensign Of The 9...

      A Perilous Leap . —A young ensign of the 98 th . regiment , named Brett , who has recently exhibited considerable excitement of mind , was travelling from . Yorkshire to Ms friends at Cheltenham in company with a mau-servanfc , when he leapt from , the window of the railway carriage he was sitting in . The train at the time was going afc the rate of fifty miles an hour . On the train stopping at Am ~ bergate , a telegraphic message was sent on to Derby , and parties proceeded up the line . In aboub three tours afterwards , Mr . Brett was discovered about a mile and a-half on the Derby side of Clay Cross tunnel , curled up like a snake between tli 6 two lines of railsj and it is calculated that no less than ten engines with trains had passed him . since he first jumped out , and so close was he to the line that every train had grazed one of his heels . Ab the time he was found , he sat "with one hand raised as if he wished to stop the engine . He was immediately conveyed to the Midland Hotel , Dei-by . The company ' s surgeon was speedily in attendance , an . 1 on examination it wa 3 found that he had not ; sustained any very serious injury . University of Oxpokd on Church-bates . —In a congregation recently held in the Convocation House of Oxford University , and attended by heads of houses , & c , it was unanimously resolved to affix the University seal to the petition to the Hous 9 of Comnioii 3 j praying that church-rates should not be abolished . St . Domiugo . —General Santana , confident in his strength , as proved , by Ms late viefcoiy , las raised the state of siege in the provinces of Santa , Cruz , Seybo , and St . Domingo .

      Bieths, Marriages, Ats 7 D Deaths. J3ikt...

      BIETHS , MARRIAGES , ATS D DEATHS . J 3 IKTHS . AKG 7 U 3 —Oa the 13 th ult ., at Bishopston , the wife of tlie Kisliop of Arpyle : a son . LUXO ' S— On Monday , the 17 tli inst ., ' . Mrs . H ? pworth Dixon , Eriscx--vilhi 8 , St . John's-vood : a daughter . GrllEEN'Ooli—On the lGth inst ,, at Woodencl , the Lady G ; - c 3 ; iock : a son aud heir . - MARRIAGES . BEAUMONT—TOUCHALON , —On the 15 th ini ? fc .. Woticieur dn Boscq de Beaumont , of Airel , jVormiindy , to Z-OHzabetU lili . i , only , daughter of Monsieur des Francois lie i ' oaohsilon . of Iladon , Normandy , and niece of P . Curwea Smith , Esq ., ot Frognal-hall . llamrjstead . BOS roCIv .- ^ YArES ,-Qti the : 13 th inst . j John Ashton . Uoatoclc , Ksq ., Scots J ^ asiiier Guards , to Harriet Anne , yousigost daughter of the late Joseph Brooks Yates , Esq ., \ V estl > ingle . near Liverpool . DUKAXT—IjORD . —On Saturday last , the 15 th inst ., Lieut . AugnUli Uouour Augustus Durant , youngest son of the kit .-j Oal j nel Ojrant , or TongCiutlo , Salop , and Childivick-Ii-vll , Sf .. Albau ' s , to Emma Klrz ' i , yottngest dauKhter of 3 ? d > rarcl Lord , Esq .. of Portland-place , JJending ' , aui niece to iiir John Owt-n , Bart ., M . P . DEATHS . BK rcKKLWY .--On the 2 Cth ult ., at Date-hill , in t ^ c island of Antigua , the residency of ker son , the Ror . A . F . HI . lit ; rkeli ; y . roctor of St . Georg «' a parisli , in that island , Zln . U ^ rkcley , relict of the lute John Jierkeley , of the j . -liiuV of Granada , aged G 3 . COCilK-AN 15 ,-On ihe 18 th inst ., in Eaton-place , the Hon . J , a < . ly Inglid Cochraue , relict of the late Admiral the Hun . !• ir Alexander Inglis Cochrane , G . C . B . 3 CT . VXS . ~ Oa the fttli inst ., at Norwich , in the 72 nd year of Li * u .- < tf , Loivis 13 vans . M . D ., Physician to the Forces , and i \ PeninsuldL- Medallist of eight clasps . TrKLt . S . —In Juno , 1835 , Artliur Montagu Wells , R . TJT youngest son of the late Nathaniel Wells , of Piercefield Monmouthshire , Mute of H . MS . Nerbudda , supposed to havo i ' uundjrod at sea . off the south coast of Africa .

      From The London Gazette. Tuesday, M'Irch...

      FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE . Tuesday , M'irch 18 . TiANKIlUPrCV ANNULLED . — George Biown nnd William lltsay , Bankside , and Idle , near Leeds , stone merchants . JIAN KUUPTS .-Cha . iii . es Bo ^ yen , Cullum-slrcct , tiiilor—Asm Sophia Poile , Great Suft ' ollcstreet , Southward , pawnlirokor-LiviAN Benson Peaiihe , York-road , King ' ti-cross , brick merchant -Cuahlbs Poiid , late of Groat Marlborou « -h . htri « ft , tailor —John Aixin Jonej , Birmingham , tailor—Mtjiu \> N Muia and Jons Wihtcomb , Kidderminster , carpet manufacturer—I ' btbh Jackson , Manchester , dru" -giut—Fjiei > 13 iiiok ( Jo K , X ) Klharn , maohine maker . HO I Oil riKQUttBTUATIOas . —A . A'Piiail , Glasgow , cottoa spinner— G-. Aia . of . viii . ana , jun ., cotton spinner—11 Imvinb and A . MoIlTo ^ f , Glnaffovv , pottera-J , NVat . son " Kiiinl ) i » -ffli , bur , cher-l { . MAoiNxynE ami G . Maokatt , Q las-Kove , wU ^ luHiilc stationers—A . Sctheulaxi ) , Lntheron Caithness , flintier . Friday , March 21 . BANK rtUP ICY ANNULLED .-Henby , Joiin , and « 1 ame 3 KjtiTiiiEH , Ironfounclerd , Blackburn . UANKltUl / Td . —JouN . Tuuus Stutzbh , GrovlUe-3 treot , Uruimvluk Hquil-e , shipowner—John Coles Foukdiuniek , lutcof lUish-lano . paper muker— William Tuiuno Uuktis , < iro : it St .. lldun ' , morclnant—Samuel Siiben , Norwood , viotmllci '~ K » RN Davis , Oxford-gtroet , cabinet mnnul ' aolui'ur—KioiiAiiD Nioiiolson , llolborn , enrpet bug maker—I ' iSTKii Hkwivt , Onaott Common , YorkaliLru , cotton siilnnor --hDWAiij ) L ' uwiiLi ,, Newtown , Montgomuryrihire . atoaur - UoamiT Clark , I . lvorpooJ , de « lcr ~ Jo « N A ' hout , Sutton , Hilk manmuoturor-JoiiN Smith , Manchester , tobaooonlst-.. Joum l'liauM Vkysejt , Kxotov , hatter—Joseph AUbbdkn , JJoiviy , Derby , Iron lounder .

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      Commmial % Mxs .

      Money Market And City Intelligence Londo...

      MONEY MARKET AND CITY INTELLIGENCE London , Thursday livening , March 20 , 18 fto . To morrow bolnp u holiday ( Good Friday ) , thero will bo no Inulueaa In tho Stock Kxohiuigo or other plucua of buHliiona Thoro hiH boon littly doing uluco lust vrook , Consols arc elill hovering between M iuul SMJ Tho birth of mi h « lr to

      the unstable empire of Trance has caused no alteration in our Securities . Money is still scarce , and the payment on loans , & c , and the expenses of the war yet to be settled will keep any great superfluity of an invested capital . Peace is now , we may suppose , virtually concluded , and it , has been ( ii . scouuted so long since here that there would be no great rise . The speculators for a rise having got to their top price , will probably close their accounts , and thus we may set a slight fall btfore the next settling . ItjH'ould seem that the man who rules the French nation at this present time , afraid of rash speculations consequent upon peace being concluded , has declared against granting fresh concessions . One i-ffjefc will l * e to drive the trench speculators over to London and Vienna , and it behoves the public to be wary of the thousan . l-and-cne bubbles that will be blown , during- the next two years . Great names on a Hoard of Direction must not be allowed to influence one . The last two years have shown that neither , wealth , station , nor the greatest respectability , have hindered the perpetration of rascally frauds and unscrupulous robberies by the holders of these virtues .

      Spanish Securities have been much dealt in this week and have improved in yrice . In English railroads there is hrnines * , and an upward tendency . Belgian lines . Such as Luxembourg , Sambre and . Ueuse , Naraur and Xiiego , are much sought after . Turkish Sixjaer Cent . Stock is hardly bo good ; the Four per Cent , steafly , at about lOOg , £ . In Mines there is Jitile doing . A heavy sale on Tuesday in Stourbridge Consols—a Devonshire mine that has enjoyed great repute— brought the shares down considerably , but they are slowly recovering . Joint-Stock Banks remain nearly the same-not much business doing in them . There has been a marked improvement of i per cent , throughout the markets this afternoon , but closing prices are scarcely so good . Consols leave off at four o ' clock at 921 , £ for account .

      Aberdeen, 26f,7 ; Bristol And Exeter, 89...

      Aberdeen , 26 f , 7 ; Bristol and Exeter , 89 , 90 ; Caledonian , cog-, lj ; Chester and 1-Iolyhead , ; East Anglian , 14 , U ; Eastern Counties , 9 £ , 5 ; Edinburgh and Glasgow , - ; Great Northern , 9 i , 4 ; Ditto . A stock , 78 , 80 ; I > itto , 15 stock , - —; Grsat Southern and Western ( Ireland ) , 1 " 4 , 6 ; Great Western , 62 £ . f ; Lancaster and Carlisle , 6 * , 72 ; Ditto , Thirds , ; Ditto , new Thirds , ; Lancashire and Yorkshire , 83 i , 4 ; Lp ndon and Blackball 74 ,-4- ? London , Brighton ' , ' und South Coast , K ; 0 , 101 ; " London and "North Western , ; Ditto South Ditto , 93 , 4-Man-chester , Sheffield , and Lincolnshire , - ; Metropolitan , a , i dis . ; 'Midland , 7 i £ ,- §; Ditto , Birmingham and Derby , 42 , 4 j Newport . Abergavenuy , and Hereford , 11 , 13-North British , 30 £ , li ; JTorth Eastern ( Berwick ) , 76 £ , 7 }; Ditto Extension , & h ?; Ditto , Great North Eastern purchase log . 16 ; Ditto , Leed . < , 5- > , 6 ; Ditto , York , ; North Staffordshire . 56 , jj . 'dis ; Oxford , Worcester , and Wolverhampton , * 2 fi , 8 ; Scottish Central , 104 , 6 ; Scottish Midland 75 , 7 ; South Devon , 13 , 14 ; South 12 nstern ( Dover ) , " GS y-Soufeii Wales , 6 , 8 69 ; Vale of Neatli , 19 , 20 ; West Cornwall ,. 6 i , 7 $ ; Antwerp ami Rotterdam . 8 J , §; Eastern oi France , Parrs and Strasbourg , 38 d , 9 ; East -Indian , 22 , h-Ditto Extension , 2 ii , 3 , - Grand Trunk of Canada , 10 , 9 di « Great Centrtil of France , e | 0 pm . ; Great Indian Peninsula , 21 J-, f ; Luxembourg , Gf $ -. Great Western of Canada , 25 , = h Kamur and Liegi » , i h , 7 ; Northern of France , 39 g , 40 I ' aris and Lyons , 49 | , f , o _ J ; Paris and Orleans , 50 , 2 ; Sainbre and : \ ieuse . 10-J , UJ ; Western and N . W . ofFi-ance 3 i £ 5 J Agun . Frin , ; Brazil . Imperial , ! £ , 2 ; . C . o . oaos . 2 J , 3 ; St .- John del I ? ey , 2-1 , 0 ; Cobre Copper ; 06 , 69 ; Colonial Gold , ; Gre , it Pi >] gooth . ] £ , J ; Great \ Vheal Vor — ; Linares * 7 , £ ; Lu * itanian , i , j pm . ; Nouveau Monde , ; l ' ontijjibaud , 11 , 13 ; Port Philip ,- ; Santiago de Cuba , 3 a , § - ; South Australian , Z \ , i ; United Mexican , 3 { , 4 ; Waller , £ , | . ¦

      Coen Market. T Mark-Lanc, Thursday, Marc...

      COEN MARKET . t Mark-lanc , Thursday , March 20 , 1850 . StppLiE 3 of all kinds of grain continue very moderate English , wheat has advanced 5 s ., and Foreign 2 a . per quarter . There has al 30 been a fair demand for barley at is . improvement , and tho oat trude remains firm at last week's quotations .

      British Futfds For Th]B Past Week. (Clos...

      BRITISH FUtfDS FOR TH ] B PAST WEEK . ( Closinq Trices . ) Sut . Mon . rites . Wed . i ThurJ Fri . Bank Stock 3 per Cc > nt . deduced 3 per Cent . Con . An . !) 2 J 92 i !> 2 J 92 * D 2 , Consols for Account . 03 J 9 ^ 4 OiJ 02 ' , I 92 S ' . " . ' . ' . New 3 pev-Cuivt . An , . ' \ Ne ' . v 2 J por Ci'ntd 7 & 75 Lour An * . 1800 \[\ India Slock 222 Ditto IJoiula , £ 1000 lOdis .... 10 dla . ... Ditto , under jCIO . jO . . rt tlis . 8 dis .... 6 di . i . I 2 clis . Kk Kills , . £ 10 0 lpm . I pra . 2 pm . 2 . 4 dis . 24 did Ditto , -tnoo 1 pin . a vm . 24 ciis . Ditto , Sinnll . - Idii I ilia . 2 pm . 24 < Ua . a . Jdls

      Blair's Gout And Rheumatic Pills. This Preparation \N Ana Of The Benefits Which Tho Bclunco Of Modern Has

      BLAIR ' S GOUT and RHEUMATIC PILLS . This preparation \ n ana of the benefits which tho Bciu 01 rnoiieru

      Ad02110

      nco osiemiHiry nas contorroa Upon mnnklnd . for , dining the first twenty yenrs of t . lio present century , to speak pf a « nro for tlio ( iout was coiiRldorcd a romiinee - but in > w ll » e ollioaoy and eafety of this medicine is so fully domonrttrnU'rtby unsolicited leHtirnonialafrom persona i « every nink o' 111 K that public opinion prpolulma this as on « of the mo » t importiuit dlacovorioH of tho preaunt ng < J , S , o )< ? , tf [ n \ ll , "ARSANV , 209 , Strand , London , and all MeOiclno Vendors , Pilco is . l JU . and 2 a . 9 d . per box .

      Ad02116

      FMIAMPTON'S PILL OF HEALTH . —The mnnlfold ndvn > itagcB to tho hoaclsof fnmlllos from tho ponsoHslon of a medicine vf known cfllcuoy , that may bo rom > vt ( id to with confidence , and used wilh huccohh in . oubch of temporary bioltneaa , oqourring Jn I ' atnilicH more or lua . i ovory duy , »> ro ho obvloua to nil , that no question oun tie rnlscul of Its importance to every houaaUecpur In iho kingdorn , Koi-femntes , lliuso PIUh nre truly cxcollowt , removing nil olictructlona , tho fUfltrobulujr htudachc ho very provuluiit . wli h tho Bux , ( leprcdblon ot epliltn , « lulnoaa of Hlght , ncrvou * ullL'olloiiD , biotohc-B . pimples , nnU aallownoBa o > f tlio aklu , and l ) i'i > rliice u healthy ot > tnploxlon . Soldl > y PHOUT nnd IIA US ANT , 22 » , Strand , London , RivclttH yundoiHof Modlolno . rrlco [ a , lid . nnd 2 a . Od . nor box .

      Ad02115

      ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE . - Under the Management > Ir . ALFRED WIGAN Easter Monday and during the week will be presented n £ SV Vand ° f ; « i Comedy of STILL WATEuS UUK V ^ £ ' r-, w P erfo ^ , . efore the Queen at Windsor Castle John Mildiimy , Mr . AHred Wigan ; Mrs . Hector bternhold Mrs . Alfred VFigan . To conclude with the Fairy Extravaganzii of THE DISCREET PRINCESS ; or , THE THBEB GLASS DISTAFFS . Prince Richcraft . Mr P Kobson ; Prince Belavori , Miss Maskill , Kins Gander Mr hinzry . Princesses Finetta , Babillarda , and Idelfouza ! Misses Juha St . G-eorge , Ternan , and Marston ; Mother Goose , Misa Stephens . Commence at Half-past Seven

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      E ? S £££ , D TO THE CRIMEA , GREAT GLOBE , LEICKSTER-SQUAH £ , ON EASTER MONDAY . * A DIOHAMIO TOUR from BLACKWALL to . 4- ^ - BAE . AKLAVA . through the priacipal Cities of Europe , Hamburg . Berlin , Dresden , Prague , Katisbon , Vienna , Pesth , Buda , the River Danube , the Iron Gate Constantinople , Balaklava Harbour , and Encampment at Balaklava , the Adriatic . Rome , Venice , L , ago Mageiore , across the Alps by JVIonte Rosa , the Galleries of Isella and Oonclo the Simplon , Intei-lachen , the Jungfrau , Genera , and up the llhina to Cologne aad England , at li a . m ., 3 p rn ., and 8 p . m . JS 1 OUELS of the SIEGE of & SEVASTOPOL , CRONSTADT , the BALTIC ,- SWEABORG and IIELSING--FO J * H \ The lar S e -8 IODEL of the EAUTB " , with JLectures and Illustrations . A collection of Russian Arms , Dresses , Pictures and Trophies , a Military Gallery of the Armies of Europe . Open from 10 a . m . to 10 p . m . Admission to the whole Building One Shilling . Children and Schools halfprice .

      Ad02113

      "OEOPENED , with manv important ' additions JLBU to the scientific department . —JDr . KAEN be <* s to acquaint the Public that his celebrated Museum , which ha ? been elegantly redecorated and enriched toy many interesting additional objects , is NOW OPEN" ( for Gentlemen only ) . Amongst the new features of interest will be found . a magnificent Full-length model of a Venus , from one of the most eminent of the ancient masters . The Museum is open daily from Ten till Ten . Lectures are delivered at . Twelve . Two , Four , and HaAf-past Seven , by Dr . SextoN , and a New and highly-interesting Series of Lectures is now in course of delivery by Dr . Kaun , at Halfp _ ast Eight precisely , every Evening , Admission , One Shilling . No . i , Cpventry-street , Leicester-square .

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      DR . DE JONQWS Frescribed with confidence by tlie Faculty for its purity , eiQcaey ,, and marked superiority over every other Variety . EXlTRACTS FROM SELECT MEDICAL , OPINIONS : — The late JOKATHAilT PEREIRA , M . D , F . R . S . E . Professor at the University of London , & c . & c . "Ifc was fitting that the author of the best analysis and Investigations into the properties of this Oil should himself bo the purveyor of this important medicine . I amsatisfied that for medicinal purposes no liner 0 il can be procured . " DR . IETHEBY , lEedical Officer of Health to the City of London , & c , & c . "The Oil corresponds in all its characters with that named ' Huile Brnne , ' and described as the best variety in the masterly treatise of Dr . de Jongh . Prom my investigations , I have no doubt of its being a pure and unadulterated article . " ARTHUR H . HASSA ' L , Esq . M . D , F . L . S ., Chief Analyst of the Sanitary Commission of the Lancet , & c . & c . " So great is my confidence in the article , that I usually prescribe it in preference to any other , in order to make sure of obtaining the remody in its purest and best condition . " Sold by ANSAU , HARFORD , and Co , 77 , Strand * London , Dr . de Jongh ' s sole British Consignees ; in TUEcouNTinr l > y many respectable Chemists . Half-pints ( 10 ounces ) , 2 h . Gd . ; Pints < 20 ounces ) , 4 s . 9 d . ; Quarts ( 40 ounces ) , 9 s . IOtPEUIAL MEASURE . CAUTION . —Each bottle is sealed with a stamped metallic capsule , and bears beneath tho pink outside wrapper a label with Dr . de Jongh ' s stamp and signature . All Oils offered as Dr . do Jongh ' s , or aaof the same kind , without such marks , arc fraudulent impositions .

      Ad02111

      TO INVALIDS , MOTHERS , ANI > FAMILIES . By her ftlnjesty ' a Royal Letters Patent ( the only patent existing for those preparations ) . StroMfili / Recommended by tJiu Mudicttl . I'roJ ' i'ssion . ADNAM'S IMPROVED PATENT GROATS and BAltLEY nro manufactured by a proceaswhicli cntiruly removes the acidity and iuiplei » nant flavour , so universally found in Bimilar preparations . They produoo Gruel and Hurley Water in tho highest perfection , and , buing manufactured perfectly pure , yield food of the moat , llffhc and nourishing qu . ility for tho Iiiftuit . the invalid , nnd tho Aged . ' 1 ho Barley also innkua a delioioua Cutiturn 1 ' uddijnff , und is an excellent ingredient for thickening tioups , & o . Tho 1 ' ivtentees publish ono only of tho numurouH tostimonlalM they huvo received teom eminont niedioid profutiMora , relying more ctm & dcntly on tlio intrinalo ( juality of the articles , of which one trial will not fnil to oouvinoo tho most l ' aalidiotia of their purity and excellence . ( Copy . ) " Chemical Laboratory , Guy ' s Hospital , FoLrunry » 0 , IHflO . " 1 havo submitted to a niiorotjooploul and chemlcnl examination the samples of barley and groata which you have forwarded to mo , and I beg to inform you U » ut X find In them on y tho . se principles wliioh nro found in {^ ood bnrloy ; thoro is no mineral or other Impurity present , uud from the rusult of my invontlgiitlon 1 bullevo tlicm to he guiiulno , and topomt'na thoao nutrJtlvo properties ivs » l ^ nod by tlio lute Dr . I ' erelra to thla doaorlptlon of food . ( Slfiucd ) A . S . Taylob . " Mcssrn . A < lnam nnd Co , " CAUTION . —To prevent errors , tho Publlo are requastod to observe that ouch packugo bunra tho signature of tho 1 'aton tecs , J . and J . 0 . ADNARI . To bo obtained Wholesale ut tho Manufuotory , Maiden lano , Queon-atreet , London » nnd Hotuil In Vuokota ant Canisters at 0 d- nnd in . each , and In Onttlrttora for lfiinulllo nt 2 h ., Sh ., nncl lOs . oncli . ofnUroapeotttbloClroociB , DruKKidte & c , in Town « nd Country .

  • Citation
    • Leader (1850-1860), March 22, 1856, page 21, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/cld_22031856/page/21/