The Express.
London, England, 1852-01-12 00:00:00

CLERICAL.

ORDINATIONS TO BE HOLDEN IN 1852.--Sunday,
March 7.—By the Archbishop of Canterbury; by the
Bishop of Carlisle ; by the Bishop of Chester* at Chester;
by the Bishop of Exeter, at Exeter ; by the Bishop of Lin.
ellia,t at Lineoln; by the Bishop of Peterborough, at Pe-
terbenwelh by the Nigh" of Rochester ; by the Blehop of
Ibilebery; by the Nay of Worcester,: at Worcester.—
• Papers Or be me to W the Ist of February. t Papers to
be sent in by the 15th of January. j Papers to be lent in
by the 7th of Marry.

The Brigkon Gasetee says that there will be two
protestlemist candidates at the neat amiss he Brighton—
= Kr. Day, the magistrate, mad XL &mill, the
PARUANIETART REFORM.—Meeting ea this sub-
Jost won WM the osesetittee et the Mwarlermora ham*
of she "edema end Ifeesselel Selma Air
sodadis. es th• Mk Smear, ; of the Mora et Leeds
at the Rehm lhogletesties rooms, Commeohl-bmildiage,
On Friday eveming.
BRIGADE OT FOOT OCARDS.—The UMW &P-
-rier Cassias elalee—" In five yeah , 892 men have been
discharged ben As Foot Oaarde at their own request, end
the sea pail err Wit disehtuwe was 7,2741.; and, after de-
detsileg the memo of levy money allowed to replace
then, a balance of Mee/. 19e. 6,1. wen
_paid to the Beare-
tory-at-War, to the credit of the public." The same
paper state; that during the above period (five years)
3,683 men have enlisted for the brigade, and that out of
this number 481 were rejected on their arrival at head-
quarters.
RECRUMNO DISTRICTS.—The Naval and Military
Owette has the following :—" In confirmation of our recent
notice respeeting the recruiting districts, we are now en-
abled to state that arrangements have been decided on and
notified for the reduction of the Coventry district on the
31st of March nest, from which data also the head-gainers
of the Leeds district will be removed to York. The die-
tricts of Ragtime will then consist of four—York, Liverpool,
Bristol, ermi Linea ; leaving the Irish and Scotch districts
as at present."—(The abolition of the recruiting district at
Coventry will effect a saving of above 2,0001. a Teen.
TUE LATE LIRUT.-COL. D. MTITERBON,
Lieut: Colonel BPPlsenon, who commanded the 39th Regi-
ment from 1832 to 1837, and had served in it may years,
died at Forms, in the north of Scotland, on tomb ult.
Ho served in the Peninsula from 1810 to 1814, and bad
received the silver war medal with eight deeps for the fol-
lowing battles :—Busco, Albuhera, Vittoria, Pyrenees,
Nivelle, Nies, Orthes, and Toulouse. Afterwards he
served many years with the 39th both in New South Wales
end Madras. In 1837 he retired from the army, and was
the same year nominated a Knight of Hanover.
PROPOSED POST-OFFICE AT THE LONDON.BRIDOE
RAILWATIL—A memorial to the Postmaster-General is now
being numerously signed for permission to establish a dis-
trict post-office at the London-bridge Railway Arcade, for
the accommodation of the passengers, now calculated
to amount to upwards of ten millions per annum. The
directors of the railway companies are understood to support
the
_proposal.
DEATH FROM SUFFOCATION AT A BREWERY.—On
Saturday an inquest wee taken by Mr. Bedford, at the
Phenix Tavern, William-street, Pimlico, on the body of
N
John Patterson Noakes, axed 43, a cello:risen, in the em-
ploy of Messrs. Elliot and Watney, the brewers. On Thurs-
day morning ho was passing over the immense vans in the
brewery, and upon getting to the fifth le fell in, and was
suffocated by earbemis acid gas.—Verdict accordingly.
COMMISSION SIGNED ST TILE LORD-LIEUTENANT
OF LAKCAIIMIILIC.—Joha Armstrong, Seg., to be deputy-
I ientenen