The Express.
London, England, 1862-07-04 00:00:00

GRANGE PARK STAKES.

Beatries, Etare aCrinuso,iiZter, Lord in Wait-
ing, Rapture, aerator, The Orphan, Vindicta, Knave of
Tromps, Merry Hart, Alecto, Charlemagne, Dram-major,
Sharper, and Promisee are here.

HAMPSHIRE STAKES. Two miles and a distance.
Canary, Spencer, Frailty, Wilms, Vdlette, Ironsidee,
Highdyer, Dux, St. Lawrence, Montebello, Springbok,
Dusk, Caladen, Amaltha, Rioter, and Naiad are here.

ENTRY FOR QIIMN'S PLATE.
Dusk, Montebello, Traveller, Sweet Jesearnioe. Gibraltar,
The Wizard, Spencer, Gems', and Vinaigrette. All are here.
ADDMONLL AnivAta.—Plunkett e, Lady Clare, British
Grenadier Misfire, Rosa Bella, Don't Come Late, Dux,
Miss Wooigar f, Sorbiton Hill, Spiceboz, Fern, Red
Paul Clifford, Mary Stuart,Violet, Ellen Middleton f, Jack's
Alive, Ellen Perry c, Lady Stafford, Ossian, Lady of the
Wes, Baldwin, Jutarna, and Chikapple.

SHOCKING COLLIKET ACCIDENT. —LLANELLI,
TnuaaDAT.—The water broke in upon the Old Castle Col-
liery lad night. Six men were drowned, and 42 escaped by
• new pit recently sunk.

DEPARTURE OF THE FAIRLOP BOATS TO
SAINAULT FOREST.—MRS Dar.)—This morning, as early
as weep o'clock, crowds of persons thronged the White-
ehapel-roed to witness the departure of the several bests
to Fairlop fair, at Hainault Forest, Fuex. The fair was on
the usual ecaleousd consisted of shows, dancing boothe,swings,
and the general adjuncts of r village festival. A granddisplay
of fireworks will take place in the evening from the boats
as they return to town, sad similar demonstrations will be
made by shopkeepers ma the procession approaches the
metropolis.
SUSPECTED POISOIIINO CASE IN BosTos.—Yea-
terday morning the body of Mr. Peter Kilmer, a retired
muter mariner, who had bew buried about eight years, we
exhumed, as it is believed he was poisoned by the notorious
Mrs. Constance Wilson, alias Turner, who is now awaiting
the result of an inquiry into the death of • Mrs. Atkinson,
of Kirkby Loesdale, who it is believed she also poisoned.
It appears that Mrs. Wilson lived with the deceased as
housekeeper, and pomaded him to make • will in her favour,
leaving her • life interest in his property to the amount of
801. per year ; be was immediately afterwards takes ill and
suddenly died. No suspicions were entertained at the time,
but in ousequenos of the character Mrs. Wilson has lately I
acquired it has been deemed necessary to make further in-
quirk,. An inquest was held on the bo at the Peacock
Hotel, Boston, yesterday evening, and adjourned to await
the result of a post-mortem examination.
DEATH OF A WELL-KNOWN " WHIP."—Mr. Wil-
liam Snow, one of the few remaining real old Brighton
coachmen, who had reached the ripe age of 78, expired on
Saturday last at the north lodge of the Pavilion, Brighton,
where he had been employed for some years mat by the
town authorities. For a long series of years Mr. Snow was
the " Jehu" and part proprietor of the Sovereign, which
used to perform the then extraordinary feat of travelling
from London to Brighton and luck in the same day, and
was noted for his kind and benevolent disposition and gen-
tlemanly conduct, until the railway drove him off the road.
Mr. Snow was much respected, and we are gratified to learn
that a subscription is on foot to bury the good old gentle.
man respectably, and to solace the declining years of his old
sad faithful servant Susan Paddle, who has been in his ser-
vice, in prosperity and adversity, for :KJ years. Mr. Henry
Beard, Golden Flues, Market-street, will thankfully receive
say enbeeriptions to this worthy object. We are pleased to
hear that Mr. Davis, the ones " Leviathan of the Elise
has beaded the list with thaw/einem
DOMINO THE PRINCE CONSORT AT PEMBROKE-
TARIL—This poederoos iron-clad vessel was docked on Wed.
sesday without the slightest difficulty, though seep tide at
the time. The completion of her iron-easing is to be effected
while in dock, for which and future operations of the kind
it has been fitted with tramways, cruet. Se. It speaks
greatly in favour of Pembroke that services of this kind
can be accomplished at neap as wall as spring tides.