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SUPPLEMENT TO BERKOWS WORCESTER JOURNAL, SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1876. 81 97 Lieges, Francis Bock Lineen. Henry. Hartlebury missionary rffbrta were pushed forward, free labour would up-plant slavery, and au end would be put to the odious traffic 111 slaves. The question of appomtinir a consul Kentbaa wi ni under tho consideration of the Uoverument.

The -notion was agtecd to. THE PEACE PRESERVATION ACT IN IRELAN D. Sir J. M'KENNA breugbt under noticn the cmtmaed opemtioa of this Act, and having ixunulained of ibe hardship at keeping twenty-five counties out uf thirty-two umlor 1U provisions, moved That this House, while viuwiu with satisfaction the withdrawal from several counties of Ireland of the proclamations issued under the Peace Preservation Act, is of opinion that the prmetit condition of Inland does not justify the retention of the powers of that Aet over 30 large a portion of the country still remains subject to its provisious." Sir M. H.

BEACH pointed out that since tho present Government came into offioe tiioy had doae much to relax the stringent and exceptional provisions which were previously carried out in oertaia parts of Ireland, hut he did not tluuk that any farther relaxation was reqinre.1 at present, and therefore he opposed the motion. Mr. PARNELL moved the previous question, which was agreed to, and tho original motion was not put from the chair. WEDNESDAY. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION.

The chief portion of tho sitting was occupied with the consideration of Mr. Dixou annual measure for amending the Elementary Education Act of IS70. Mr. DIXON regretted that tho Government had not found time to brig in their promised bill but he excused binuoir for interfering on tho ground that Ministerial measures, although mentioned in Speeches from the Throne, were occasionally dropped, and be reinimM the House that the iscusnou of his mil uiigui. u.u i enect nt rearing the ground for that of Minis trs woieoueu mat tne of the country was iu favou yuuij wuuiiiuu oy me creation of more School Boarl.i, lad that the the agricultural la'xiurers were with him.

he attacks made ais Bneavre dm t.f doors oenuu tmu. his aims were either reckless or Witn regard to the argument that th cost of ex- violent." tending th districts would not i gompumory aineawn to the agricultural ,1 VI Ur thai Average of in the pound, and cited cases to prove h. umrtton. Mr moving that tho second rtaoisi he postponed for six aoettu, reasatked that ho was moi as a matter statistics, hut as a matter of pvtocrpla, So nau valued education more than he Ual bat he valued -ui of the subject more, and be held that the father of a family waa the proper person to see to the of his dttUna, Md that the ought not to relieve him of that liability to mppiy fwucation so long as he oonld afford to pay for 11. After ir lisenseinB, Mr.

BRIGHT held that the qa-stion -he Honsn was a very simple one. snd he con- gvatnlattti 1 on toe fact that although there might bo 1 portion the bill and as to its virtually toncederl. Ifc mactunery the ma agreed tnafi vlacat try aa1 -1 lssn.t..7. ami in might he lamed too high, and that it vai-'ti too much, mt ae thought 17-ry cnv.i and tomprenend what he read, to write master toe elementary rules of arithmetic. Ha -ad '--J- of the Act of 137' rongas the '(est anr-.

er.t favour if the -intension u( location to rural distr-ct--. Be tnat the mode of election was stupid and a reflection spaa Ihie intelligence of Par, but that was no reason wtry aofle thwoid say then should be no more School Board. At tne oas 'anw if any better machinery than that i School Boaras srinH be devised he waa persuaded that for the sake of peace those wr.h wnom he acted would be ready to accept it. He ma.ntaDd. however, that it wonid be absolntely impossible to treat the law as a lead letter In the agricultural districts.

Lord SA5D0N. having declined to anticipate the statement which it wonid be his duty te make oa a future oocasion, pointed out that the object of the bill waa universal Scnoal Boards aud universal compulsion. These he was persuaded the country would not at this moment tolerate. He assured the House, however, that the Government had the cause of sound and sensible education at heart, and that it waa their intention to treat it quite irrespectively of School Boards. It would, he thought, endanger the great principle of educating the uation by insisting upon a machinery of which the pnblic did not uuanimously approve, and which might have the effect of breaking up old ties and ranging the country into hostile camps.

In replying, Mr. DIXON said he was not wedded to School Boards as the only machinery, although his own opinion was in their favour. On a division, the bill waa rejected by 281 to 160. Jfarttets. Acres.

Rent. 206 111 183 142 299 54 122 107 215 194 317 22 62 102 262 79 187 111 145 320 89 178 273 1938 32 302 559 41 160 52 157 257 544 25 68 365 454 234 583 114 203 1000 390 906 471 1151 235 669 550 1390 29 116 44 170 202 525 78 185 83 169 38 77 8519 13080 48 122 415 819 138 404 26 47 79 136 70 92 95 165 60 73 4196 5977 32 84 168 240 50 70 90 219 109 181 69 183 48 471 48 51 115 37 113 221 61 297 26 205 22 106 132 286 40 160 114 229 119 288 43 172 384 395 118 31 78 336 600 348 70 205 101 229 91 310 780 2215 148 499 220 573 79 155 190 478 356 171 218 521 1078 705 1604 30 72 217 57 307 605 273 493 101 273 27 94 250 315 404 126 313 50 86 22 92 91 103 86 119 24 23 120 69 202 110 110 100 118 295 68 109 128 698 12-10 Williams, George, Worcester Williams, Bev. George, Elmley Lovett Williams, Harvey, Elmbridge Williams, Henry, Cheltenham Williams, John, Executors of, Elmley Lovett Williams, John Edgbaston Williams, J. and Alfrick Williams, Miss, Hartlebury Williams, Malvern Williams, Rev. B.

Tredington Williams, Mrs. Worcester Williams, Sophia, Islington N. Williamson, W. Worcester Willis, John Worcester Willis, George, Bromsgrove Willis, Henry, Worcester Willis. Thomas, Executors of, Dudley Wilmot, Major-Gen.

Malvern Link Wilson, Edward, Bridgnorth Wilsen, Hanbury, Bromsgrove Wilson, Henry Bury St. Edmunds Wilson, John, Wilson, J. Westfield, Hanbury, Worcester Wilson, John Wilson, John Joseph, Crowle Wilson, John Copcot Wilson, J. Executors of, Pershore Wilson, J. Broadway, Worcestershire Wilson, Joseph, Selly Park Wilson, Worcester Wilson, Thomas, Devisee of, Droitwich Wilson, William, Gloucester Wilson, William, Pencoyd Wilson, Executors of, Elmley Lovett Windsor, Lord, Grosvenor-street, W.

Winnall, George, Elmley Lovett Winnall, Sheriff's Lench, Church Lench Winnall, Mrs. M. Ombersley Winnall, Thomas, Droitwich Winnall, William, Elmley Lovett Winnall, William, Shipston-on-Stonr Winnington, Edward, Stanford Winnington, Major Stourport Winnington, Sir Francis, Worcester. Winterbotham, Stroud Winton, Catherine, Tenbury Win wood, John, Leigh Winwood, Thomas, Hartlebury Withering, Miss, Bredon Withers, Thomas, Halesowen Wodehouse, Lydia, Powick Wood, George Wood, Henry, Dudley Wood, John Claines Wood, and others, Wood, Claines Wood, Thomas, Cradley Wood, William, Kidderminster Woodall, Ann, Dudley Woodall, Solomon Dudley Wood gate, Bev. H.

Belbroughton Woodhouse, Bev. H. Himbleton Woodhoose, Worcester Woodman, James, Bedditch Woodroffe, G. London Woods, William, Worcester Woodward, Deborah, Bredon Woodward, Francis, Boulogne-sur-Mere Woodward, Francis, Worcester Woodward, Col. J.

Upton-upon-Severn Woodward, John Bnoklehampton Woodward, Birlingbam Woodward, Robert, Arley Castle Woodward, William, Bredon, Hardwick Woodward, William Wick Woodyatt, Thomas, Malvern Link Woolrych, Rev. William Crowle Wootton, John, Executors of, Worcester Workman, J. Charlton Workman, Benjamin, Hill and Moor Workman, Henry, Charlton Worthington, J. Yardley Wright and Sons, Dudley Wright, Arthur, West Bromwich Wright, Edward Brierley Hill Wright, General, Astley Wright, John, Areley Kings Wright, John. Notting-hill, W.

Wright, Joseph. Wolverhampton Wright, Peter, Dudley Wright, Thomas, Chaddesley Corbett Wright, William, Halesowen Wrightson, Francis, King's Norton Wynn, Edgbaston Yapp, Cradley Yapp, William, Pensax Yappa, Worcester Yardley, Stourbridge Yarranton, Rev. A. Redditch Yates, Thomas, Abberley Yeates, George, Worcester Yorke, Forthampton Young, Worcester Zachary, Daniel, Executors of, Areley Kings Acres. Bent.

33 67 724 1638 67 136 47 191 132 388 169 263 93 140 107 137 43 101 92 150 23 39 106 121 25 76 367 32 70 63 194 20 98 112 238 20 122 21 78 463 429 287 708 135 375 57 95 43 72 73 261 45 111 222 505 32 67 126 145 35 110 29 105 159 350 142 289 27 100 95 182 478 798 86 261 25 527 30 716 117 239 490 53 120 60 73 115 148 42 145 429 603 792 967 600 708 1308 2034 318 379 203 311 109 216 21 46 78 150 42 128 72 84 228 555 74 226 377 1150 393 788 83 85 22 49 218 318 79 232 295 671 300 461 227 21 40 31 41 60 44 21 36 25 21 23 67 43 115 132 205 79 121 29 120 20 11 25 32 802 275 255 2158 4117 21 74 30 130 150 177 45 72 21 190 75 332 308 105 80 184 138 226 270 645 201 192 23 130 201 122 77 307 53 82 115 22 27 138 26 109 26 109 25 38 266 69 117 197 613 41 73 114 122 41 91 78 493 20 34 227 397 22 238 25 21 885 37365 21 2915 491 21058 28 795 50 229 36 310 45 68 236 324 47 47 71 263 38 102 28 71 42 72 362 361 84 197 446 87 142 417 637 55 106 54 60 48 113 20 28 298 215 31 40 ih 282 485 192 35 64 70 82 90 237 30 86 117 103 171 22 45 Rent. 123 97 100 131 113 537 250 COOS 00 60 142 22.S 401 58 58 ISO 31 98 91 219 110 480 40 107 167 118 195 1139 79 243 207 43 803 283 423 1681 250 431 95 6032 110 213 1002 228 148 119 187 219 2'rS 433 306 480 Sale, Rev. C. Holt Salmon, John, Tredington Salt, Samuel, Dudley Sanders, John, Sanders, Mary, Exs. of, Sanders, Thomas Bromsgrove Sandford, Archdeacon, Alvechurch Sandys, Lord, Chesham-street, S.W....

Sansome, George, Hampton Sansome, John, Sarsons, Benjamin, Redditch 44 25 99 2585 23 21 faaunders, J. Worcester Saunders, Bev. Root, Cropthorne 298 Saunders, Darmstone 61 Savage, Hill and Moor 25 Saw MUIb Worcester City, Henwick Saye and Sele, Lord, Hereford 28 School, Trustees of, Broadway 76 School, Trustees of, Dudley 49 School, Trustees of, Halesowen 29 School, Trustees of, Hallow 31 School, Trustees of, Hartlebury 194 School, Trustees of, Longdon 24 School, Trustees of, Martley 25 School, Trustees of, Ombersley 91 School, Trustees of, Shelsley 108 School, Trustees of, Stourbridge School, Trustees of, Wolverhampton 744 School, Trustees of Blue Coat, Birmingham 25 School, Fairford, Chaceley 136 Schc il, Free, Trees, of, Hanley Castle 113 School, Trees, of Free Kidderminster 56 School, Trees, of St. John, Worcester 35 Soobell, Col. Henry Pershore 384 Soott, Sir Blakedown 142 Scott, Stockton 287 Soott, Sarah, Exors.

of, Stourbridge 562 Seabright, Sir Belbroughton 202 Seagar, James, Hanbury 248 Searle, John, 109 Sebright, Sir J. G. Beechwood, Herts 2727 Severn, Miss, Selly oak, Severne, Rev. Thenford Rectory 120 Severne, Yardley 403 Sevier, J. Staunton 156 Seward, Miss, Worcester 117 Shammon, Yardley 25 Shapland, John, Cradley 70 Sharp, Lewis, Hallow 66 Shaw, Charles, Shendley-lane 103 Shaw, Charles Edgbaston 258 Shaw, Charles Rednall 174 Shaw, GUes, Bewdley 228 Shaw, James, Trees, of, Bromsgroye 118 Shaw, John, Worcester Shaw, Miss, Inkberrow 80 Shaw, William, King's Norton 21 Shaw, W.

Cheadle 124 Shekell, Thomas Pebworth 255 Shelton, George, Portsea 21 Sherwood, Bev. H. White Ladies Aston 66 Shirley, Evelyn Eaetington Park 605 Shrewsbury, Earl of, Alton Towers, Cheadle 3606 Shutt, William, Reps, of, Stourbridge 3i 8huttleworth, Yardley 57 Sidwell, William, Longbridge 62 Silvester, W. Ombersley 25 Simcox, Sparkbrook 72 Simcox, Thomas, Birmingham 108 Simmons and others, Blockley 108 Simmons, William, Bedditch 23 Simpson and Oldbury Simpson, Miss, Cakemore 21 Sims, Samuel, Exrs. of, Stroud 223 Six Masters, The, of, Worcester Slade, Thomas, Alcester 108 Slatter, James, Paxford 112 Slatter, John, Trees, of, Mickleton 45 Smalley, James, Oldbury Smallwood, Robert, Stoke Prior 35 Small wood, Rev.

William, Claines 26 Smart, James, Grange 54 8mart, Mary, Dudley Smart, Robert, Halesowen 143 Smith, Charles Blockley 70 Smith, Edward, Great Comberton 24 Smith, Elizabeth, Upton Snodsbury 35 Smith, F. and Dudley Lea, Halesowen 265 Smith, F. Exors. of, Allen's Cross 688 Smith, Alveston, Stratford-on-Avon 71 Smith, George Teddington 73 Smith, G.T., Goldicete House 551 Smith, Harriet, Bnshley 159 Smith, James, Knowle 22 Smith, James, North Piddle 23 Smith, James, Redditch 199 Smith, John, Chaceley 133 Smith, John, Dudley Smith, John, Heightington 24 Smith, John, Willington 38 Smith, Halesowen 48 Smith, Halesowen 53 Smith, Rock 23 Smith, Tibberton 62 Smith, Worcester Smith, Cheltenham 20 Smith, Nathaniel, Martley 117 Smith, Richard, Tenbury 82 Smith, Worcester Smith, Robert, Trustees of, Crowle 220 Smith, Samuel, Upton Snodsbury 298 Smith, Samuel, Worcester Smith, Lapworth 31 Smith, Timothy, Ilmington 61 Smith, Thomas Rashwood 414 Smith, William, Netherton 38 Smith, William, Sedgeberrow Ill Smith, Rev. William, Overbury 323 Smith, William Charles, Suckley 104 Smith, W.

Wickhamford, Broadway ,51 Smith, W. John, Wolverley 74 Smith, W. Sydney College, 202 Smithin, Benjamin, Dumbleton 143 Smithin, Burlingham 214 Smithson, George, Allen's Cross 171 Somers, Earl, Reigate Priory, 6265 Southall, Ankerdine 89 Southall, Thomas, Worcester 332 Southall, T. Shelsley Kings 48 Southam, Worcester Southouse, Rev. Isle of Wight 161 Sparrow, Wm.

Wolverhampton 499 Spencer, George, Ripple 48 Spilsbury, Naomi, Hanley Child 44 Spilsbury, William Hanley Child 58 Spittall, William, 74 Spittle, William, Holly Moor 104 Spooner, Isaac, Headley Heath 271 Spooner, Martin, Bromsgrove 24 Spooner, Miss, Worcester Spriggs, William, Worcester Stablsford, William, Oldbury Stacey, Thomas, Malvern Wells 21 Stallard, John, Worcester 42 Stallard, Redmarley 70 Stallard, Josiah, Worcester 29 Stalsworth, Elizabeth, Cheltenham 23 Stamford and Warrington, Earl of, 68 Stanbrook, Feoffees of, 48 Stanbury, A. Hall Green 29 Stanley, Edward, Broadway 43 Stanton, Mrs. Thomas, Ashton-onder-Lyne 24 Acres. 46 90 323 140 160 00 1 40 557 50 159 799 6010 512 155 874 140 75 391 243 142 100 502 58 343 530 140 194 52 274 302 77 180 107 402 122 103 115 669 2318 143 116 552 30S 85 32 452 238 194 49 77 111 94 35 173 255 50 233 195 274 350 456 101 60 73 1453 479 247 341 139 128 150 185 321 517 355 9311 133 557 68 423 299 050 112 08 S7 00 270 630 39 154 431 202 35 591 167 90S 30 130 219 60 107 WORCESTER, Satosdat, Aran. I.

The sopply of English wheat was smail, but qnite ap to the demand, and on sumo parcels sold rather less money accepted. Foreign lots disposed of at lower rates. No change as regards barley. Oats and beans without change in prices, aud purchased sparingly. Peas tcld at from 6d.

to Is. per qr. less money. Maine unchanged. English wheat, 17s.

6d. to 19s. per bag of three bushels for new, and 18i. to 20s. for old; red wheat, 16s.

to 18s. per bag; malting harley, la. 6d. to 5s. per bushel, aud lower qualities and dutttlng 9a 6d.

to Is. old oats, ixl. to 5s. per and new Is. Averages 1 Wheat, 72 qrs.

4 17s. 6d. harley, 296 qrs. 6 it, GLOUCESTER, Aran. 1.

Wheat met a slow sale at no improvement since last week. Barley, beans, and peas without change in price, as also maize and oats, but there was vary little doing in anything. Average Wheat, 500 qrs. 2 16s. 6jd.

3HREW3B0RT, SaTURDaT, AntiL 1. Wheat moved slowly at last week'3 rates, hut barley readily sold at a slight advance. 216 267 140 589 140 386 75 171 318 8265 72 161 293 176 176 264 474 90 92 92 239 153 65 9170 171 71 80 85 612 173 75 1135 972 134 138 133 29 60 122 38 125 140 115 565 378 136 564 175 3617 162 236 139 15 26 1190 236 1974 167 765 943 135 49 109 145 182 118 404 110 232 941 102 151 87 86 97 972 446 476 1073 150 166 34 421 66 445 125 92 120 115 452 99 50 393 588 5C0 185 235 293 490 57 355 190 392 62 77 132 234 45 180 146 146 109 116 57 110 212 182 426 140 107 117 226 129 50 111 242 77 908 287 60 264 66 1105 504 2351 246 340 714 540 2132 446 157 134 108 196 92 205 246 171 151 178 3576 1217 166 293 6317 467 123 237 300 359 377 170 123 445 Oats aad beans Arm. Wheat, white, old, 7s. Sd.

to tls. new. 7s. 3d. to 7s.

-Id. red, old, 7s. 2d. to 7a new, s. lOd.

to 7s. id. per barley, malting, new, id. to 5s. 3d.

per 38qts. oats, old, '26s. Co now, 22s. to 25e. per 2251bs.

1 peas. new, 18s. to 21s. beans, old. 26s.

ld. to uew. 21s. to 22s. per 2351lw.

L1V bMrWL. rrnSDAT. April mora numerous ittin, ance, but the demand waa not active for wheat, and prices were rather easier than on Friday, and 2d. nor cental lower on the week. The business was chiefly in white sorts.

Flour bu. per barrel and 6d. to Is. per sack lower on the week. Beans Is.

per sack cheaper. Peas not quotably lower. Indian oorn taken to a fair extent at 3d. to 6d. per qr.

under Friday's rates. Acred. Bent. 153 25 49 464 ar 98 371 956 1387 50 104 23 86 131 270 22 64 206 294 124 491 135 200 21 86 57 80 26 108 3628 5103 48 104 31 43 21 82 206 428 20 103 131 230 42 201 27 50 75 178 199 63 90 50 100 178 240 24 84 32 64 28 103 214 815 33 573 157 370 283 651 23 110 36 110 27 114 66 170 83 178 42 89 77 93 753 1009 635 822 188 317 42 135 53 101 65 354 31 119 124 309 115 226 22 50 220 55 79 103 350 387 20 602 24 83 332 212 340 123 37 51 31 37 47 106 42 73 34 75 122 577 274 472 178 278 240 317 107 179 139 30 115 7447 12828 95 227 55 59 117 294 99 161 52 108 23 32 66 86 51 92 30 63 75 159 51 85 33 101 396 86 87 102 183 120 1081 3173 22 60 88 105 41 91 41 91 20 16 104 34 38 64 93 87 111 900 140 214 218 400 163 261 280 167 652 460 38 221 24 47 62 100 199 324 109 169 650 1905 20 159 1010 1616 381 67 98 87 363 119 261 521 52 128 28 47 23 110 194 im 250 31 135 393 1435 30 68 35 116 144 116 278 451 785 27 508 237 181 39 69 27 60 24 70 37 290 229 31 43 212 86 175 209 313 62 170 447 724 305 514 100 25-1 158 250 182 313 113 208 243 61 93 47 111 31 69 500 598 71 76 60 67 2241 2552 322 35 50 1019 2046 31 194 48 97 71 110 150 169 3040 4865 190 317 151 159 30 55 356 592 288 292 266 165 218 90 204 586 55 214 55 52 88 205 248 717 25 63 86 196 22 68 57 125 40 273 238 283 29 100 104 290 65 250 86 201 38 111 27 67 81 139 73 294 39 130 900 2021 43 67 70 92 RUGBY. Tuesday.

Aran. 1. Wheat oama verv snarinulv to hand, and was steady at last week's prices. A good demand for barley and oats for seed purposes, at quite as much money as woes. Deana ana peas in little or un demand.

Red wheat, new, 16s. to 17s. 6d. per bag ditto, old, 17s. to Ids.

white wheat. now, 13. to ditto, old, is. to uta. per bag; grinding harley, 2s.

to 30s. malting ditto, its. to oats, aid, 13s. to 17s. ditto, new.

Us. to beans, old. 60s. to 43s. ditto, new.

lis. to 17s. gray. ls. to o'Os.

do white boiling, is. to 64s. perqr. 35 Parkhnrst, Henry, Leicester-square, Clifton Parkhurst, Leicester-square, Clifton Parkinson, John, Brighton Parry, James, Bromsgrove Parry, Thomas, Bromsgrove Partington, Henry, Droitwich Partington, Joseph, Evesham! Partington, Thomas, Worcester Partridge, John, Bromsgrove Partridge, Joseph, Upton Warren Pateraon, John, Patrick, Great Kyre, Tenbury Peacock, Sarah, Astley Peacock, Thomas, Worcester Pearoe, Hiram, Sbaws Hunt Pearman, Henry, Clent Pearman, John, Alvechurch Pearman, Sarah, Astley Pearman, Thomas, Lutley Pearson, Rev. Pease, Edward, West Darlington Peel, Bev.

John, Worcester Peglar, John King's Norton Penn, Harriet, Bromsgrove Penn, Misses, Netting Hill Penn, T. Bepe of, Belbroughton Penn, William, Bromsgrove Penrice, Edward, Droitwich Pensam, Mary Ann, Eldersfield Penson, Bobert, Armsoott Pspys, Bev. H. Hallow Perceval, Bev. Elmley Lovett Parkes, Josh.

Belbroughton Perkins, Redditch Perkins, Thomas, Moseley Perks, Inkberrow Perks, William, Inkberrow Perrens, Thomas, Stone Perrens, Wm. and H. G. Hagley Perrins, J. Malvern Perry, Thomas, Rowley Hall Perry, William, Birmingham Petford, Felix, Headley Heath Petty, John, Tredington Peyton, Abel, Edgbaston Phillips, Edward, Broadway Phillipps, George Laverton, Worcester Phillips, Elizabeth, Phillips, Sir George, Weston House Phillips, Jas.

0., Brompton, S.W. Phillips, Mary, Harwich Phillips, William, Croxdale Phil potts, Bev. Hy. Croome Phil potts, J. Hareebrook Phippe, Lucy, Great Comberton Phippe, Trustees of, Crowle Phippe, Onslow, Upper Sapey Phippe, Thomas, Bncklehampton Phipson, Miss, Coeton Hackett Piokernell.

John, Worcester Pidoock, Charles, Broad was Pilson, Bev. Birtsmorton Pingree, James, Castlemorton Pinson, John Tenbury Piper, James, Kidderminster Pitcher, Wm. G. Little Comberton Pocock, Bev. Charles, Bouse Lenoh Pollard, George, Worcester Poor, Feoffees of, Chaoeley Poor, Trustees of, Bradley Poor, Trustees of, Inkberrow Poor, Trustees of, Powick Poor, Trustees of, Trysail Poor, Trustees of, St.

Martin's, Worcester Poor, Trustees of, St. Michael's, Worcester Pope, Ann, Chaoeley Pope, Elizabeth, Berrow Pope, Mrs. S. Smethwick Pope, Thomas, Cleobury Mortimer Pope, W. Berrow Porcelain Works, Royal, Worcester Port, Bev.

George Weymouth Porter, Miss Annie, Birlingbam Porter, Nathaniel, Knightwick Postlewaite, John, Selly-hill Potter, Joseph, Compton Scorpion Potter, Samuel, Alvechurch Potts, William, Handsworth Ponntney, Trustees of, Yardley Powell, Alfred, Worcester Powell, John, Worcester Prance, Courtenay Evesham Pratington, Rock Prattenton, Rev. Onley, Alfrick 1 rescott, Arabella, lenbnry Price, A. Lngwardine Price, Edward, Worcester Price, Edwin, Tividale Price, John and Edward, Clent Price, Winehcomb Price, Worcester Print, James, Black well Probent, William, Worcester Pugh, Amelia, Pugh, Francis, Pneh, John, Dodderhill Pugh, Josiah, Worcester Pullen, Broadwas Pollen, William, Hallow Purser, Samnel, Purton, Great Quarrell, Leigh Quarrell, Exors. of, Bransford Quarrell, Malvern Quarrell, W. Leigh Radford, Thomas, Kidderminster Railway E.

W. Junction, London Railway Gt. Western, Paddington, W. Eailway Lon. N.

Euston, N. W. Railway Midland, Derby noilway Stourbridge, Uakemore Bailway Tenbury and Bewdley Bailway Tewks. 4. Malvern, Derby Bailway W'ster.

Rainbow, John, Wolferd Band, Richard, Tredington Bundle, Ann, Exors. of, Kidderminster Handle, Mrs. Ann, stourport Bandle, Mrs. Droitwich Rasluck, Healey Kavenscroft, -bdward, London Rawlins, John, Shrawley Baybonld, John, Dudley Bayer, George, Teddington Bayer, John, Longdon tfayer, rnomas, Rayers, John. Redmarley Raymond, Bey.

W. Stockton Rea, Benjamin, Lower Sapey Bea, James Bea, Bobert Worcester Sector, the, of St. Helen's, Worcester Redesdale, M'ton-in-Man Redgrave, John, Worcester iveuiug, jamea. jmiouuck Bee, Edward, Bock Reed, J. Beias, Bev.

F. Bock Reynolds, James, Worcester Reynolds, Joseph, Thirfield Beynolds, Samuel, Highball Keynolas, 1., Lowourn, ruugnton-oo-ietne a Bicardo, Osman, Ledbury 748 Bioe, James, Inkford 41 Bice, John, Stourport 80 Richards, Alfred St. S.W. 743 Richards, John, Trustees of, 79 Richards, Samuel, Shelsley Kings 48 Bioketts, Trustee of, Redditch 213 Rimell, Misses, St. Jonh's, Worcester 33 Rimell, Doddenham 49 Rimell, William, Campden 101 Bisley, Bev.

Dr. H. Deddington 82 Bobbins, William, Bexley Heath, Kent 44 Roberts, C. H. Upper Venue-road, N.W.

156 Roberts, Trustees or, Blookley 262 Roberts, Lady, Redmarley 23 Roberts, Great Malvern 91 Roberts, Thomas, Paxford 65 Roberts, Thomas Ludlow 22 Robertson, Bev. David, 23 Robeson, Hemming, Forthampton 31 Robins, Ebenezer, Wolverley 138 Robinson, George, Hartlebury 82 Robinson, Julia Dudley Bobeon, William, Wilton 119 Book, Exs. of, Cleeve Prior, Evesham 99 Bogars, Alice, Bromsgroye 68 Sogers, William, Exs. of, Martley 72 Rogers, William Bromsgrove 155 Hollands, J. Yardley 34 Rollason, William, Selley Park 25 Bomney, Bev.

F. Exra. of, Tewkesbury 35 Bomney, William, Suckley 95 Roper, Ann, Suckley 38 Roper, Mrs. Mary, Bengeworth 92 Bose and Bea, 27 Rose, George, Halesowen 41 Bose, John, Tything 36 Bose, Joseph, Broad well 21 Botton, John West Brompton, S.W. 256 Bound, Abel, Oldbury Bound, D.

Solihull 90 34 142 240 357 320 653 233 184 35 563 42 133 86 90 164 74 776 250 65 535 107 100 8210 99 63 102 270 98 Bouny, G. and Edgbaston, Birmingham Rowland, Mary, Ludlow Rowlands, Worcester Bowlands, William, Henwick Rowley, William, Broadwas Bowney, Lucy, Trua. of, Inkberrow Rudd, Rev. L. Cheltenham Rudd, William, Kinlet Ruddle, George, Tewkesbury Rudge, Charles Edward, Evesham Budge, Newent Bnfford, Francis Red nail Bufford, Francis Preacott Rushout, Sir Charles, Moreton-in-March Russell, James, Redmarley Russell, John, Bristol Russell, Joseph, Dudley Bussell, Lady, Chaddesley Corbett Russell, William, Trus.

of, Kidderminster Ruston, Ann, Dudley Ryland, Miss Ann, Edgbaston Ryland, Arthur, Bromsgrove By land, Miss, Bromap ye Ryland, Miss, Borforu Saddler, Yardley 274 645 170 564 75 1309 100 101 841 21 165 27 44 152 21 20 847 143 53 2113 312 97 210 94 60 45 247 372 331 1657 59 769 317 92 61 238 360 281 sauer, a. uiabury Sadler, James, Oldbury 30 Sadler, John, Oldbury St. Paul, Sir Ewart Park, Northruabatlaud 279 203 103 Terry and Steedman, Trustees of, Dudley Terry, Benjamin, Calverley Terry, Edward Dudley Tetley, T. Representatives of, Manches Thackwell, J. Dymock Thatcher, Clent Thomas, Hall Green Thomas, H.

Upper Harley-street, W. Thomas, Jane, Mathon Thomas, Stamford Thomas, Thomas Stourbridge Thomasson, Worcester Thompson, George, Oldbury Thompson, Bev. M. Alderminster Thompson, Stratford-on-Avon Thorpe, Jonathan, Knowle Hill, Kent Throckmorton, Sir Buckiand Thrapp, Walter, Grimley Thursfield, Rev. Worcester Thurston, Robert, Churchill Tibbatts, Mathon Tibbatts, Thomas, Selly Oak Tibbatts, Alvechurch Tibbetts, Reps, of, Cradley Tibbetts, Thomas, Harbourne Tidmarsh, Kemerton Tilley, John Round, Birmingham Tilsley, Edwin, Moreton-in-Marsh Timmins, Chaddesley Corbett Timmins, Thomas, Beoiey Tipping, John, Redditch Todd, Stourbridge Tolley, Ombersley Tolley, Executors of, Claines Tombs, Samuel, Droitwich Tomes, John, Weaton-on-Avon, Stratford Tomes, Thomas Cleeve Prior Tomlinson, SolihuU Tomlis, Holt Topham, Bev.

John, Droitwich Tovey, Frederick, Besford Tovey, Thomas, Church Lench Tovey, Bouse Lench Town, William, Little Kyre Townsend, Honington TownBend, Rev. Honington Townson, Rev. John, Strensham Trafford, Chaddesley Corbett Trapnell, Caleb, Bristol Travis, Claines Trewolla, Benjamin, Halesowen Tristram, Miss, Wolverhampton Tunstall, Brighton Turley, California Turner, Stourport Turner, Wednesbury Turner, Rev. B. Churchill Turner, Zimri Dudley Turton, George, Kidderminster Twamley, Yardley Twinberrow, Worcester Twinberrow, Suckley Tyler, Worcester Underwood, Stockton Underwood, Pensax Underwood, Richard, Hereford Unitt, George Birmingham Unton, Nathan, Grafton Flyford Unwin, Miss, Stourbridge Yale, Mrs.

Catherine, Mathon Vale, Major Edw. Mathon Court Varden, Richard, Peopleton Vaughan, Rogers, Lapal Vanghton, Roger, Oldbury Veal, John, Bromsgrove Vernon, Harry JJroitwich Vernon, Rev. H. Eckinirton Vernon, John, Doddenham Vernon, Droitwich Vernon, Rev. Wm.

Shrawley Vicar, The, of King's Norton Vicar, The, of Yardley Wadley, Miss Berrow Wadley, John, Coddington, Ledbury Wadley, William, Castle Morton Wagstaff, F. W. Wyre Piddle Wagstaff, James, Sales Green Wagstaff, Robert, Fladbury Wainwright, Elizabeth, Shrewsbury Wainwright, John, Rook Wakefield, J. King's Norton Wakeman, John, Oldbury Wakeman, Sir Offley, Hinton Hall, Salop Wakeman, William, Wythall Heath Walcott, Rev. John, Bewdley Waldron, Shelsley Beauchamp Waldron, Shelsley Beanchamp Waldron, Areley Kings Waldron, Worcester Waldron, Thomas, Upper Harley Waldron, Thomas Malvern Walker, Elizabeth, Sunning Hill Walker, Worcester Walker, Samuel, Mathon Walker, Samuel, Ruberry Walker, Rev.

Abbot's Morton Rectory Walker, W. G. Dudley Walker, Acock's Green Wall, Edward, Worcester Wall, Rev. E. Powick Wall, Mrs.

Dodderhill Wall, Redmarley Wall, Rev. S. M. Wall, Thomas, Droitwich Wall, Rev. W.

Powick Wall, William Stoke Prior Wallace, George, Tenbury Walters, Executors of, Worcester Walton, Mrs. Sarah, Birmingham Walton, Executors of, Bromsgrove Ward, John, Worcester Ward, Executors of Tredineton Ware, Mary Ann, Hereford Warner, William, Willersey Warren, Rev. Inkberrow Washington, William, Dudley Waterworks South Stafford, Binning Watkins, Abraham, Welland Watkms, John Ombersley Watkins, Joseph, Rushock Watkins, Ihomas, Ombersley Watkins, William, Ombersley Watkins, W. Ombersley Watson, James, Birmingham Watson, John, Hartlebury Watton, Edward, Worcester Watton, Executors of, Worcester Watton, Norton-juxta-Kempsey Watts, George, Inkberrow Weaver, John, Redditch Weaver, William, Worcester Webb, Henry Chalk, Worcester Webb, Mrs. Bromsberrow Webb, Edward, Worcester Webb, James, Fladbury Webb, John, Salford, Evesham Webb, Joseph, Stourbridge Webb, Miss, Belgrave-square, S.W.

Webb, Thomas, Berrow Webster, Samuel, Roundhay Webster, William Essex-street, W.C. Welch, Solomon, Redditch Welch, William, Redditch Weldin, J. Worcester Wells, John, Moreton-in-Marsh Wells, Thomas, Welsh, Coston Hackett Wemyss, Earl of, Amisfield, East Lothian Wengierskii, Countess, Wost Malvern WeBt, Edward Winehcomb West, J. Alscot Park West, Thomas, Worcester West, William, Bromyard Westhead, J. P.

Brown, Wolverley Weston, Samuel Hacton Whadcote, John, Bromsgrove Whatcoats, Executors of, Whatley, Bev. Peopleton Wheeler, Edward Vincent, Tenbury Wheeler, Frances, Tenbury Wheeler, John, Rock Wheeler, Norton-by-Bredon Wheeler, Thomas, Hartlebury Wheeler, Thomas, Rock Wheeler, Thomas Worcester Wheeler, William, Feckenham Wheeler, William, Little Hereford Wheeler, William, Worcester Whitcombe, Susan, Leominster White, Aaron, Rubery White, Mrs. Kidderminster White, John, Franche White, John, Executors of, Ridgacre White, Kempsey White, Samuel, Hacon White, Thomas, Lutley White, Thomas, Upton-on-Severn Whitehead, John, Bayswater, W. Whitehouse, Ann, Northfield Whitehouae, Executors of, Northfield Whitehouse, Jacob, Rednall Whiteley, Rev. W.

Pedraore Whitford, George, Bretforton Whitford, Moreton-in-Marsh Whitmore, Bev. Dudmaston Whitmore, Joseph, Wollaston Whitney, Mrs. W. Ombersley Whittaker, George, Caldwell, Kempsey Whittle, Miss Pendock Whittle, Thomas, Redmarley 253 158 172 88 427 07 40 271 001 201 bod loS 201 05 145 31 3c 125 80 8.8 nyman, Ueorge, Alcester Wicksted, Mrs. M.

Shakenhnrst Wiggin, Henry, Birmingham Wiggins, Executors of, Blockley Wight, T. T. Collington Wilden, Thomas, Moseley Wilesmith, Thomas, Worcester Wilkinson, William, Kidderminster Willan, Henry, Hanley Castle Willets, Abraham, Belbroughton Willetts, Joseph, West Heath Willetts, Samuel, Beoiey Williams, Malvern Williams, Mrs. Malvern Williams, Worcester Williams, Dorothy, Execntora of, Worcester Williams, Edward Jones. Tenbury Williams, Fannv, Droitwich Williams, F.

Solihull Williams, George, Cheltenham Williams, George, Hanley Hall, Warwick WOiaams, George, Warwick so 1223 28 63 87 38 188 3 i21 528 86 132 2161 89 193 lot 30 270 83 HI U37 197 2902 341 110 1314 47 167 51 29:11 20 270 51 Ling-ham. M. Worcester Liater, Kidderminster 122 Little, T. Cradley 383 Lloyd, Geonre King's Nortem 55 Lloyd, Mrs.flnkford 171 Lloyd, Bees Hollywood -XL Longwurth, John, Leigh 39 Lord, John, I5 Lord, John Worcester 1588 Lord, Longdon Si Lowe, John, Astley 68 Lowick, William, Clifton, Bristol 180 Lesley, Worcester 47 Loxley, Bichard, Stonlton 107 Lucas, Robert, Chaddesley Corbett 83 Luckock, Howard, Edgbaston 296 Lacy, Hiss Malvern 41 Lnnn, Matthew, Hampton 41 Lsnn, Peter, South Littleton, Worcester 41 Lyndon, Walter King's Heath 61 Lyne, William, Oddington 120 Lyne, William, Shipston-on-Stonr 30 Lyttleton, Lord, Stourbridge 6907 Lyttleton, Hon. and Bey.

W. Hagley 54 McDowdle, Alfrick 51 McGill, Elizabeth, Longbiidge 83 Maddoz, Trustees of, Droit wick 30 Madeley, W. Yardley 155 Male, Bey. A. The Moore Rectory, Salop 26 Malms, Day id.

Brandwood 20 Maims, Sir and others, London 366 Malm, George, Harrington 343 Malpas, Edward, Worcester Man by, Edward, Wolverhampton SB Mapley, John, Birmingham 83 Mann, John, Wiehenford 20 Mansell, John, King's Wood 21 Mansfield, Acock's Green 47 Mantle, Benjamin, Book 28 Mark, Thomas, Wolverley 27 Market Place, Trustees of, Dudley Marlock, Chaoeley 79 Marriott, Bey. F. Chaddesley Corbett 205 Marriott, General, Perahora 177 Marsh, Mrs. Stourbridge Marsh, William, Oldbury Marston, Yardley 50 Martin, Powick 1451 Martin, George, Worcester Martin, Brandon, Hard wick 119 Martin, J. Pendook 87 Martin, Mary, CI Martin, Eldersfield 64 Martin, Miss Bredon 687 Martin, Philip Learning-torn 197 Martin, Robert, Orerbury 1349 Martin, Mrs.

Sarah, Hartlebury 66 Mason, Joeiah, Northfleld 371 Mason, Bichard, Oldbury Matthews, Exors. of, Dudley 47 Maughton, John, Lancaster-terrace, N.W. 28 Meacham, Edwin, Eastnor 51 Meads, William, Tredington 117 Meakins, J. Cropthorne 84 Meek, Daniel, Ripple 88 Mel lor, Joseph, St. Paul's Churchyard, E.G.

72 Melville, Bey. David, Great Witter 29 Menoc, Exors. of, Bromsgroye 121 Menoe, Bey. Bookleton 849 Mercer, Mary, Birmingham 86 Meredith. Exors.

of, Worcester 99 Merrell, Daniel, Norton by-Bredo 88 Merrell, Samuel, Inkberrow 54 Merrick, William, Redmarley 84 Micklin, Joseph, Rowley Regis Middlemore, E. Grimley 146 Middlemore, Hallow 252 Middlemore, William, Edgbaston 482 Miller, Colonel, Nortkfield 140 Miller, Richard, Alarighton 72 Mills, John. Mamble 25 Mills, M. Executors of, Beoiey 802 Millward, Kara, Wythall Heath 31 Mi! 'ward, Ezra King's Norton 159 Millward, WiUiam. Dadley Mil ward, Charles, Birmingham 62 MUward, William, Pershora 56 Minchall, Thomas, Worcester Mines, Ann, Executors of, Tewkesbury 191 Mines, Miss, Upton-on-Severn.

79 Mitchell, Birmingham 20 Mogg, Josoph, Redditch 234 Moillet, Theodore, Beoiey 380 Monckton, Miss, Brewood Monckton, Cakemoav 84 Moore, Edward, Haleswcotn 23 Moore, Edward, RedditA 169 Moore, Henry, Elmley Castle 247 Moore, James, Feckeiaham 38 Moore, Exors. of, Shelsley 1 teauchamp 241 Moore, John, Rowheath 128 Moore. John, Tutnall 166 Moore, Rev. B. Eushoek 22 Moore, William, Tutnall 25 Moreton, Worcester 63 Morgan, John, Whitbonrne 208 MorreU, F.

Chaoeley 20 Morris, Bev. G. Bretforton, Evesham 94 Merris, Joseph, Broadway 25 Morris, Owen John, Broadway 25 Morris, Thomas, Turvis Greaai 43 Morris, WUUam, Great WiUsy 94 Morris, William, Bock 42 Morris, William, Executors- of, Inkberrow 78 Morton, Mrs. C. Powiok 52 Morton, Edward, Wolverley 23 Morton, James, Ombcrsley 92 Mottram, Bev.

C. Droitwich 46 Moule, Elizabeth, Droitwich 54 Mode, Mrs. John, Shelsley 20 Moule, Joseph, Ombersley 92 Moule, B. Martley 92 Moxon, William, Broadway 29 Mucklow, John, Hartlebury 42 Muraford, William, Yardley 79 Munn, Harriett, Grimley 33 Munn, Henry, Executors of, VorcesteT Munn, Neel, Hallow 123 Munn, William, Stourport 26 Monti, G. Omberelade Hail, Warwickshire 76 Myners, Henry Weatheimk 28 Mynors, Bobert, Alveohunk 645 Nash, Goodwin, Malvern 288 Nash, James, Martley 1175 Nash.

Thomas. Dodderiffl 96 Seed, Charles. Mai vera 23 New, Herbert, Evesham 175 New, Oswald, Evesham 178 Newport, H. A. Bridgnorth.

1840 Newton, Thomas H. Henley-in-Arden 387 Niblett, Bev. G. Redmarle'r 71 Nicholls, Elizabeth, Kyrewood. 67 Nicholls, James, Bridgnorth 29 Nioholls, Chaddesley CoTett 53 Nicholls, William, Chaddesley 56 Nicholson, John, Worcester Nightingale, Daniel, Oldbrory Nmd, Mary, Sedgcberrow 127 Niven, Bev.

Henry, Bishnmpton 100 Nixon, Stephen, King's Norton 75 Noel, Charles Belbroughton 1451 Norbury, T. Executors of, Malvern. 597 Norris, William, Tenbury 25 North, George, Selly Oak 48 Northwiok, Lord, Northwick Park 4215 Nott, Ami, Alfrick 340 Nott, John, Alfriok 85 Nott, Miss, Leigh, Malvern 144 Gates, Miss, Worcester Ockey, William, Suokley 213 Offley, John, Astley 155 Oldfield, James, Bennett's HiD, Birmingham Onions, John, Calthorpe-etreet 24 Onley, J. Bransford, Worcester 299 Onslow, F. Lincoln's Iraa, W.C.

33 Onslow, William, Nethertati Osborne, David, Upton-upon -Severn 115 Osborne, General, Ombersley 153 Osborne, George, Upton-on-Severn 143 Osborne, John, Sedgeberrow 101 Osborne, Worcester Osborne, William, Stourbridge 80 Onseley, Bev. 8ir F. A. Tenbejry 313 Owen, Mary, Bromsgroye 81 Owens, Thomas, Bewdley so Owens, Thomas, Mamble 80 Pace, E. Pershora 45 Packwood, Edward, Dudley Pack wood, Alfrick S6 Padmore, Bichard, Hen wick Hall 280 Pad more, and another, Worcester Page, Ed.

Kennington Park-road, oVE. 45 Page, John, Chaddesley Corbett 166 Page, Thomas, Chaddesley Corbett 63 Pagett, J. Bock 96 Pakington, Sir John, Eaton-square, 8.W. 4876 Palmer. Bate, Kempsey 40 Palmer, John, Droitwich 25 Palmer, Thomas, 34 Palmer, William, Oldberrow, Birmingham 221 Paadington, Jonathan, Armsoott 91 Pardoe, Charles, Ombersley 02 Pardoe, Henry, Ombersley 224 Pargeter, John William, 139 Pargeter, Miss, Trustees of, Cradley 329 Pargeter, Healey 51 Pargeter, Thomas Henry, Stourbridge 303 Pans, Bev.

Chaoeley 34 Parish, John, Eckington 21 Parish Lands, Trustees of, Peopleton 88 Parish, Officers of, Malvern 88 Parish, Officers of, Stone 48 Parish, Officers of, Leigh, Malvern Link 88 Parish, Trustees of, Solihull 25 Parker. Auga, Wythall Parker, Rev. C. Great Comberton 156 Parker, Edward, Worcester 130 Parker, John, Worcester Parker, J. Ombersley -fjj Parker.

Bev. William, Little Comberton Parkes, Edwin, Stourbridge Parkes, Acock's Green Parkes, John, Rubery Parkes, Josh. Reps, of, Southwark-street, 8.E. If Parkes, J. Brixton-hOl, S.W.

ft Parkes, Bromsgrove Parkea, Smethwick 3 Paakee. Yardley Farkee, Rwaard, AlTeohurci 89 463 296 391 414 100 138 115 44 01 80 115 125 124 72 085 141 489 2ts 709 128 2i; 257 786 578 WOLVKKHAMriOa. WBnsttaiiar, Aran. 5 There was good attendance, but business far from active, last week's prices ranging for nearly ail tho Lots or corn disposed of. MARK LANE, Mosoat, Aran.

The arrivals during the past week have been English wheat, 1,681 foreign, 13.073 qrs. Exports, 3,699 qrs. There was a moderate attendance of millers, and with limited arrivals of both English and foreign wheat tho trade ruled quiet at nominally last Monday's prices, although where sales were forced rather less money had to be taken. Country flour, 19,046 sacks; foreign, 1,029 sacks and 5Q barrels. The demand was quiet, but prices were steady.

English harley, 3,392 qrs. Scotch, 1,591 qrs. foreign, 6, 163 qrs. A very slow sale for English descriptions malting declined Is. per and grinding; was dull at about late prices.

English malt. 22.16qrs. Scotch, 6711 qrs. exports, 135 qrs. The trade ruled qnietwithont quotable change.

Maize, 9,546 qrs. Owing to scarcity a further advance of 6d. per qr. was established, with a fair inquiry. English oats, o29 qrs.

Scotch, 1 41 qrs. foreign, .19,540 qrs. An improved demand waa noticeable, aud Russian descriptions realised an advance of 3d. to 6d. per qr.

on the week. English beans, 194 qrs. foreign, 5,171 qrs. Sales progressed steadily at last Monday's prices. Linseed, 15,574 qrs.

exports, 2,964 qrs. No alteration in value. No change in the price of oloverseed, hut the demand quieter. All descriptions are held drmly, as the improvement in the weather is expected to give a fresh impetus to the trade. Mustard and rapeseed very searce, and dearer, Canary, with improved supplies, ruled dull and cheaper.

euHRkirr nicies 4,,,.., Wheat, Essex and Kent, white, old 16 53 new 40 40 Ditto ditto 42 17 38 44 Norfolk. Lincoln, and Yorkshire, red, old, 46 ui 45 Imperial parliament. HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY. THE ROYAL TITLES BILL.

The Earl of SHAFTESBURY fin a vary full Houao) moved at an amendment an address to the Crown praying her Uajesty to assume a title more in accordance with the history of the nation and the loyalty of her subjects than that of Empress. Ho contended that the feeling of the country was opposed to the change, that the people of India would objeet to a designation that woald remind them of the reign of Delhi, and that it would impair the ancient dignity and grandeur of the British monarchy. The LORD CHANCELLOR denied the assertion of Lord Shaftesbury that the new title was unpalatable to the English people, while he eontended that there was abundant evidence of its popularity in India. Empress was, in fact, the only title whioh would convey to the princes and xations of India the signuicancd of British rule in that ooantry. The noble and learned lord added that no change would be made in stamps or coins, but that in commissions, patents, writs, and possibly charters, the whole of her Majesty's titles would be set out.

The Earl of CARNARVON stated that he had not received a single representation from the colonies against the proposed assumption. On a division the numbers were For Lord amendment Contents, 91 for going into committee, 137; majority against, 40. The bill waa then passed through committee and reported to the House. HOUSE OF COMMONS. MONDAY.

THE HOLIDAYS. Mr. DISRAELI stated that tho House would adjourn for the Easter recess on Monday next, and reassemble on the Monday week following, the 24th instant. THE BUDGET. The House having gone into Committee of Ways aad Means, the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER made his financial statement.

His sanguine anticipations of an increase of revenue had been justified by the result. The estimated revenue last year was 75,625,000, but the actual yield was 77,131.693. All the items of revenue, with the exception of excise (which showed a falling off ef 114,000) had produced more than was estimated, and the total increase was 1,506,683, and the net actual surplus 710,000. The estimates in 1976-7 amounted to 774,000, being a net increase, as oompared with the issues of 1875-6, of 1,352,227. The fallowing were the estimated charges Permanent charge of pnblic debt 27,700,000 Interest, on local loans 160,000 Charge of Suez Loan 150,000 Other consolidated charges 1,590,000 Army 15,282,000 Army Purchase Commission 464,000 Navy 11.2S8.0W) Civil Services 13,309,000 Post-office 3,130,000 Collection of Customs and Inland Revenue 2,730,000 Collection of telegraph service 1,128,009 Packet service 852,000 Barley, Chevalier ti Malt, pale, new Rje 38 40 Oats.

English feed 25 26 Potato Irish, black 21 Potato Beans, Maaagaa 14 15 Tioka 43 44 Harrow 46 52 Pigeon 54 58 Peas, white boilers 36 43 Maple 44 15 Grey, new 38 40 Flour, per sack of Town, Households 38 47 Best Country 38 32 Norfolk and Scufolk 28 3X roaciaw unum. Wheat, Dantaic, mixed 50 54 extra 56 Konigsherg 19 52 54 Rostock, new 51 53 old 50 Pomera, Mecklenburg, and Gckermark red 48 19 12 48 Russian, hard 15 47 Saxonshia 46 48 Danish and Holstein red 48 49 American red ...45 54 Chilian white, 51 California 51 Australian 52 54 Barley, grinding 25 29 aistitlmg 31) 34 Oats, Dutch, brewing and Polanda 23 27 feeding 21 24 uanisn and Swedish as 35 atralsiiiid 23 34 Canada JO 24 Russian Riga 21 23 Archangel 23 25 Petersburg 23 25 64 70 Tares Beans, Frieslaud and Holstein Italian 39 41 Peas, feeding and maple 39 40 Egyptian nnebotlere yellow extra and double Indian corn, white Flour, American, per 23 28 Total 77,771,000 Tho excess on the civil service estimates was accounted for by grants in aid of local taxation, and by increased charges for education. The estimates of revenue had been prepared with great oare, regard being bad to the not over encouraging prospectus of the country. He estimated that the revenue would prodaoe 77,270,000, as follows Customs 20,250. Hi.

27,650,000 11,000,000 2,500,000 4,100,000 5,950,000 1,325,000 395,000 4,100,000 Stamps Land Tax and House Duty Property and Income Tax Post-effice Telegraph Servioa f. Crown Lands Miscellaneous Wednesday. A thin attendance, and business progressed wheat in short supply, nevertheless tho demand ruled heavy at about Monday's prices foreign wheat moderate supply, and sales progressed slowly at late rates. Barley, both malting and grinding, changed hands quietly on former terms. Malt inactive at late rates.

Oats quiet, but steady, with mod era to supplies offering. For maize a fair inquiry prevailed at full prices. Beans and peas quiet and unaltered. The Hour market inactive at about previous currencies. OORN A7BRAGB9.

Statement showing the Quantities Sold and Average Price of British Corn I Imperial Measure! as received from the Inspector and Officers of Excise, conformably to the Act 27 and 28 Vic, cap. 37, in the week ended April 1, 1878 Quantities sold. Average price. Qrs. Bosh.

t. d. Wheat 41.348 1 44 4 Barley 28,917 2 33 7 Oats 2,657 0 28 Total pedacting the above from the total expenditure including the items of repayment of Indian charges to War-office and expendi-2Z? accouut 'he Manchester post-office, tho defloit wonid be 774,000. It was contemplated to alter the definition of "male servant so as to exempt soys occasionally employed in domestic service, and to tax only those who gave their whole time exclusively to one master. Passing then to the deficit, the rurht Oath Carres Quantities sold.

Donding I Average price. week in Wheat. Barley. Oats. Wheat.

Barley. Qrs. Bus. Qrs. Bns i 49.379 2 I9.53S 5 4,131 7 46,675 0 17.584 1 3.198 Qrs.

Bns 1872 1873 i4 0 15 11 22 54 11 39 1 24 hon. gentleman 3aid it could only be met by increase of taxation or by tampering with the arrangement made hut year for the red notion of the National Debt. He con Id not, under the circumstances, recommend the latter alternative. An increase of the spirit duties would not, he thought, he desirable, and if this were conceded the iucome tax was the only resource He proposed, therefore, to raise it from 2d. to 3d.

in the pound. This would give a sum of 1,480,000 for the service of theyear, subject to certain deductions which it was proposed to make. The limit of exemption would be fixed at incomes under 150 a year, as originally designed by Sir Robert Peel, and it was proposed to extend tho abatement of 8a now made on incomes under 300 a year to 120. and to mak it tj, lmn, 3 5 SO 3 18 9 28 i 43 5 41 3 JO 3 1871 1875 16,701 5 15,553 6 2,810 16.699 14.514 3 2.272 4 1253 102 ouinuju, ivjoert. uuioury 80 Statter, Jonathan, Mickleton, Glos.

254 Statter, Thomas, Stratford-on-Avon 134 Staunton, John, Lonbridge 211 Staveley, Susan, Lilly Croft 188 Stephens, Frederick, Pershore 22 Stephens, George, Fladbury 24 Stephens, John, Alcester 110 Stephens, John, Bengeworth 23 Stephens, Mrs. Highnatn 43 Stephens, Samuel, Hill and Moor 33 Stephens, William, Tamworth 110 Stephens, William, Worcester Stephenson, Nash, Worcester Stinton, Thomas, Alfrick 25 Stock, Thomas, Northfield 154 Stocks, J. of, 129 Stokes, Charles, Redmarley 59 Stokes, Hester, Malvern, Worcester 147 Stone, E. Longdon 1121 Stone, John, Worcester Strafford, William, Orleton 81 Stratford, Thomas Worcester Stringer, Brothers, Dudley Studd, General E. Kenton, Devon' 382 targe, Charles, Wribbenhall 226 Sturge, Hannah, Birmingham 75 Summer, John, Overbury 60 Summerfield, J.

C. and another, Northfield 117 Soman, Exors. of, Wiehenford 122 Sutton, Ann, 31 Swann, James, Exors. of, Stourport 39 Swann, John, Tenbury 25 Swindell, J. E.

and Evens Frant, Oldswinford 64 Swinden, Rev. George, Desford 25 Swindley, Samuel, Oldbury Symonds, Rev. W. Stroud 396 Talbot, Alfred, Conway, North Wales 24 Talbot, Mrs. Henry, Kidderminster 113 Talbot, Miss, Temple, E.C.

49 Tarleton, Henry, Leamington 174 Tarleton, Richard King's Heath 20 Tart, James, Bewdley 26 Taylor, Caleb, Salford 28 Taylor, Charles, Worcester 21 Taylor, Edmund, Worcester Taylor, George, 80 Taylor, Henry, Bromsgrove 29 Taylor, Acock's 93 Taylor, James King's Norton 1644 Taylor, Job, Knowle, Solihull Taylor, John, Bude Corn 37 Taylor, John, Worcester Taylor, J. Yardley 942 Taylor, John Banbury 74 Taylor, Worcester Taylor, M. Oldbury Taylor, Nathaniel, Worcester 21 Taylor, Miss Ombersley 77 Taylor, Thomas, Defford 22 Taylor, Rev. Thomas, Cheltenham 44 Taylor, William, Leigh 123 Taylor, William, Northfield 03 Taylor, William Heiters Heath 1277 Tearne, S. Stockton 222 Temple, Benjamin, Kempsey 67 Temple, Kempsey Temple, Rev.

W.H.,Hill Croome 22 1 lennant, Upton-apon-Severn 32 128 1006 143 75 333 102 68 141 140 0 509 449 86 102 109 115 105 49 341 166 107 336 199 363 161 287 64 374 120 120 73 271 45 541 236 200 250 50 140 986 40 60 423 40 44 3661 145 20 4065 200 149 481 141 260 789 152 813 241 44 183 1C0 441 1127 238 121 LONDON SEED MARKET, Momdat. Aran. clover-seed in umited supply, and high prices were realised; foreign dso commanded high rates. Trefoils sold well. Tares not in active demand, and rather leas money taken.

BATTLE MARKET. Mo7.7ArR.i. iTwi aw imp. fOTeln -ock -uto London last week amounted to 10,303 head in the corresponding week of last year, 3,411 were iSrVi? lW4? Kf- in lm- 7-2: to W2. :6.ow m.i in lovi, head.

The cattle trade waa dull in tone rairphrs were not heavy, but wore ample for all requirements. Enalwh neasts came to hand rather less freely, and tho condition was irregular, but there was a fair show of Scotch beasts of choice quality. Business progressed slowly, anil prices had a drooping tendency the best Scots and crosses sold at 5s to 5s. 1. Pr from Norfolk, Suffolk.

Essex, and Cambridgeshire about from other parts of England, about 250; and from Scotland, .116 head. Tho foreign side of the market was well supplied with beasts; tbero were some -) Spanish, besides about 300 Danish and 200 Dutch. With a dull market prions ruled in favour of buyers. With reference to sheep, there was a fair show in the pens. Some choico English stock was exhibited, but tho character of a port ion of tho foreigu receipts was rather indifferent.

Transactions limited, a dragging trade being experienced, and quotations weak the best Downs and half-breds in the wool made 7s. to 7s. aud ditto clipped 5s. to 5s. lOd.

per Slbs. Lambs sold at Sa. per nibs. Calves met a slow sale at about late rates. Pigs dull.

At Deptford about 150 beasts and 1,900 sheep. under 400 a year. The proposed increased taxation, after making allowance for the exemptions contemplated, would leave 1,168,000, and deducting from this the deficit of 800,000, there would remain a moderate surplus of 368,000. The right hon. gentleman concluded by placing in the hands of the chairman a furmal resolution imposing the income tax for one year at 3d.

in the pound. The consideration of the resolution was adjourned to Thursday. TUESDAY. I IRISH O'SULLIVAN moved for a select 1 committee to inquire into the practice of mixing whisky in her Majesty's bonded aud Inland Revenue stores with other spirits, I and to report whether tho practice was injurious to the public and to the manufacturers of Irish whisky, and whether it ought not I to be discontinued. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEOL'FR 1 said he saw no reason to change the conclnsion at which ho id I arrived, and that the Government had always acted upoa tho principle that they ought not to embarrass the operations of 1 trade.

Moreover, the bonded stores in question, although subject to the control of Government, were in reality the private wlro-I bT'l3to 69 a the motion waa rejected THE SLAVE J. KEXNAWAY called attention to tho great development of the traffic in slaves dommionti of the Saltan of Zanzibar ainnn tVia ItT talh 2 "rofiZunforf and inferior 4 80 167t 712 104 100 90 241 391 141 51 65 loo 118 34 114 328 265 90 6546 50 100 Hi Prime coarse wool- I led sheep 6 8 6 8 Prime South Down 8 10 7 2 Large coarse calves 5 4 8 0 Prime small ditto 8 0 6 4 Large hogs 1 Neat small porkers 5 0 8 r- aa.coi,j 3 cruisers, xaa inoved That the opinion of this House it desirable that Majesty's Government should invite and assist the Sultan of L.Xr to take such further steps as may be necessary for the totklsun-pressiouof the slave trado within his 'j BE beasts Second quality Prime targe oxen Prime Scots, Ac. Coarse and inferior sheep Second quality Surriian. Total 1 calves, 1:10 pigs, 9,550 calves, 90. 4 4 4 8 Beasts, Foreign 1 same time more adequate provision sS v.

n. sheep and lambs, 23,299 i Beasts, 980 sheep and lambs. and maintenance of the liberated BOURSE having expressed his gratihcation that the motion had been brought forward pointed to tho circumstance that the slave trade bad already been extinguished on the West Coast, and that the Sultan of Zanzibar had abolished it in a portion of his dominions. The main difficulty lay iu preventing the Arab dealers from getting access to the interior of Africa. He hoped, however, that as thi interior was gradually opened ap to European enterprise, and as Printed and Published by the Proprietor, Chasxxs Hraar Bibbeck.

of tho College Precincts, in the City of Worcester at his Office, No. High Street, in tho said City of Woruntw' SATURDAY, APnUL 3, 1876..