The Express.
London, England, 1855-12-19 00:00:00

ST. PANCRAS BURIAL BOARD.

Yesterday, at a meeting of the parochial authori-
ties ef St. Paneree—B. J. B. Watosir, Msg., in the chair—
Mr. Pasoan, male, churchwarden, celled the attentio• et
the booed to a rumour that when a poor woman, named
Height, west to the Fiseltley Cemetery to me her child
isterred • few days ago, there was so grave prepared for It.
In reply to 'meadow, put to Mr. C. Greene, the elerk to
the burial board, that •Mcial stated that due notice had
been sent to Mr. Hiseieli, the superintendent of the ground,
to ropers the graves seesseary.
The undertaker, tams being called before the board,
stated that apes the hearses urlving at the eessetney with
eight adults and six or seven Andrei, there wee °sly one
grave dug. The emensessee was that the poor women
Molest did not see her Mild buried. There were several
Mien left oa the grossed anti) graves could be dug few theta.
Tse CauncotwanDast (Ferrer) said that such mem :
segleot wee very dismeoshil.' It wee rosily heartreadnig
bee. wee a peer wenn most anxious to pay the last tribal*
g ameba lea bebeitei WM, sad else wee premised &slag
60 by Or mesteolgabbs molest. It was so wonder that the
••••••el did het armee' if this was a specimen of the sout-
her ia whim& the Issrial beard itendected their busies's.
This was not the ant esesplaint of the sort which had hem
made, o
re a really became the duty of the directors to see
that more respect woe paid to the remain of the poor. He
wee sorry to say that it was also tree that the bereaved
woman, who bore an euellest character, fell from the hearse
cm her retina, and sustained a severe tojery is her head.
It was ultimately resolved Ps refer the matter to the bu-
rial board, Mr. Wellby one of its member. sudertshiag
that the matter should be immediately isquired into.

ASTLET'S.—This is indeed an age of strange inno-
vations. The performasees at Attlee. this evening are
ander the patronage of the Turkish Anthaveador. The fact
is enough to raise the shades of dim old dervishes how their
graves. The oceasios Is the benefit of Mdlie. Clementine
Soullier, whose shims apes his Excellency (in addition to
her peobesional distinctima) see that she is daughter of '
the oeuvre of the Brand Sultan, who I. deeornted with
the Order of ribber, -if.Thise, for the important inclose
rendered as tutor of his Majesty, and fee breaking in bowie
of the most spirited bones of the empire, in the capital of
which hi. name will be immortalised."
THE LATE MDLLE. JULIE.—Tke lover* of the
drams, sad the benevolent public in penal, will be
obliged to us foe remludiag them that an entertainment fa
to be gives ea Friday evesieg, at the St. James's Theatre, -
fm the basalt of the fealty el this alarm uncle lady.
THE BARONESS nOTHSCHI The childran d
Baron L. Botheohild's tonastry and labourers, together
with a number of boys and girls from the Brentford British
&boob, meth entertained on Monday, at Ounnersbury, by
the Baronet. Above 460 children sat down to dinner, sad
were afterwards pretested with numerous articles of clothing,
as well ea week base% writing desks, pencil owe, hooka.
toys, Ike. The anthers, with infants in lane numbers,
were than supplied with tea sad eake. ad libitum, after
which they received supplies of flannel, shoes, packages
of tea sad sugar, mad sundry other sciatforte, proper to
motleas of families.
Oa Saturday last nearly a thousand sail of ships
we,. is Tuatosth Roods. triad bound. A great parties of
them wore whims is ballast, bound for Sunicrlangl.
DISTILLATION or BRANDT THOM BEET ROOT.—
We have bees bicolored with a perusal of the proepectus of
a local °Dempsey for the dietillaties of brandy from &Haim
beet root, for the 'animal= of whisk our soil and climate
GM peculiarly gaited. The hots* maaufacters of such •
1•I••/, and it ma hi mnbfactured is Ireland in superior
quality mad at a pries far lower this the imported article.
The employs's{
anti materially serve the agrinbural interests, sad at the
same time mostribste to greater 'beadsmen of grain food
ia the markets. The import duty is 15e. the Rehm. The
home duty would be 2d. mi gales
afforded is the van° jet mot would be coosider-
obi% mei the liquor who thou the ardent spirits
is gemmed mos. The prises of grain used is the distills.
ties es whisky are me high as to mute remuserativa
remits hen the meastaature of beet root, and at say
din its quelitime see tusk as to yield the whotemass Weer
I. melt (seaside es is arced meet profitable retains.—
Ywassee Nem