The Express.
London, England, 1855-01-05 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Amazon, for Port Phillip, Nov. 29, lat. 7 N., loa. 20 W.
Bristow (borque), from Liverpool for Adelade, lat. 23.3 6., teL
29.24 W.
Doke ofWellingion, from Liverpool for Adelaide. Nov. 25, ht. 6N4

lon. 24.4 t, W.
Duke eLLaneaster, from London for Hobart Town, Dee. 1, Ist. 7.4

lon. 112.28.
Egypt, from London for Sydney, Dee. 1, lat. 7.20, 10n.22.29.
John Clanmore, from Calcutta for London, Sept. 25, lat. 6.22 N., lat.
21.20 E.
Joseph Buahby, from London for Calcutta, Nov. 28, lat. 6.20 N., Ica.
25 W.
Lancashire, from Bombay for Liverpool, Nov. 7, lat. 31 5., lon. 34 L'
Mystery (lugger), from Penzance for Melbourne, Dec. 6, lat. 14 Ng
lon. 25 W.
Maria Eliaabeth,afrom London for Bombay, Oct. 7, lat. 20 Is
loa. 70 E.
Outer Farb' (ship), from Loulon for Bombay, Nov. 28, lat. 6.20 Ite
lon. 25 W.

SheaTehipl, for Australia, Nov. 24, lat. 4.47 N., 10n.24.12 W.

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YORKSHIRE COAL.—The Earl Fitzwilliam hee A
liberally conceded to the request of Mr. Plimsoll, of
Sheffield, that the first train of Yorkshire coal, by the
London and North Western Railway, shall be distributed
to the poor in London.—Cambridge Press.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

COSUIL—Jan. !, at Unwell-place, Kennington, the wife of Captain
°Naar. Ital., of a eon.

FORBDINE.—Dee. 91, at New Dock, Llanelly, the wife of Mr. 1.
Forsdike, of a daughter.
FRANCI9.—.Tan. 2, at Warwick-tree
wile of F. J. Francis, Esq., of a son.
GARWOOD.—Jan. 2, at Tredegar-square, the wife of the Res. J.
Garwood, of Battersea-flelds, of a daughter.
HILLS.—Dec. 31, at Denmark.hilt, Mrs. F. C. Hills, of a SOIL
KEIGHTLEY.—.Jan. 2, at Dunphy Rectory, Lancashire, the wife of
the Hs,. G. W. Keightley, of a daughter.
II'ANALLY.—Dee. 31, at Hampstead, the wife of the &o. 19.
WAnally, of • son.

Weetbourne-terriee, the

MARRIAGES.
ABETHELL—ROBINSON.—Jan. 1, at St. John's, Pembroke Dock.
by the Rev. O. F. Kelly, Incumbent, R. Abethell, Esq., to Mary,
eldest daughter of the late J. L. Robinson, Esq., of Portsmouth.
GOVETT—GILLTAT.—Jan. 3, at Battersea Old Church, by MS
brothers, the Rev. Clement end Decitnus Lovett, Adolphus Fre-
derick Gorett, Esq., of Rush im House Egham, to Ammeter
daughter of John K. Mist, Esq., of Claphint.oommon, Star*
ROBERTSON—FRASER.—Jan. 2, at St. Pancras, by the Rev.
Fraser, Rector of Menton, G. Robertson, Esq., eldest son of the
Hon. Lord Benholme, to Lucy Mary, client daughter of CIO.
C. Fraser, R.N.
TRION— SKIPWITIL—Jan. 3, at Alreston, Warwickshire, Captaa
Tryon,R.
ra. R.N.,skipw tiothLelia ,
Batt.,ofPhiaNew'4kbloPi'd Hal"' Laisth daughter of the
late Sir

DEATHS.
CRISIIOL3I.—Jae. 1, Mary Ann, wife of H. E. Chisholm, Earls of
Cambridge, aged 30.
OOLTYAN.--Jan. 3, at Arstey Frith, the residence of her niece (Mrs.
Kirby), Lydia, second daughter of the late Mr. John Co:tmalls
draper, of L.:enter.
COWDERO3.—Jan. 3, at Triangle•terrace, Southamptonaireste
Camberwell, John Cowderoy, formerly of Grafron.street, doh%
aged 57.
GRAY.—Jan. 1, J. Gray, Eq., of the Admiralty, Somerset Hosea
wenn(' son of the late M. Gray, Esq., R.M., aged 93.
HAWORTIL—Jan. 1, E. Haworth, Esq., of dale Lodge, Cheshire,
aged 91.
ItAGIGEII.—Jan. 2, Mary Ann. wife of 0. P. Raggett, of Unirer
eity.etreet, Ciowersstreet, aged 43.

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