The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-23 00:00:00

PUBLIC SALES.

Barr. 22.—8 y 'Messrs. MooKE and Try rtz, at t..c Mart
—A freehold property at eiewer•green, ar Win hor. ron-
sisting of a pas 1.1 semi-detached residences, estimattd to
produce 7ot. rer annum; three rtsidencco, calculated to
produce 120. p..r annum; two fields measuring six acres,
containina 1)66; earth, and a farm of 10 acres, with home-
stead, &c.—sold in lots for 5,5651.
Two freehold houses, Maidenstone•bill, Kent, let at 401.
' per annum-3301.
Leasehold house and premises, No. g, Wardour•strcet,
Osford-street, Lt at M.; term, 31 years unotpircd at
491. 153.-2101.

By Mega. DANIEL Slim and SON, at the Mart.—Two
houses, Nos. 21 and 22, Lloyd-square, Pentoned: 1. tat
103/. per annum, held for 69 Jena unexpired at 2.:/.—09.51.
Two houses, Nos. 9 and 10, Lloyd-square, prcdueing /AL
per annum, term 69 years, at 211. 64.—, 651.
Leasehold house, No. 8, Brunswick-street, Ckrkenwell,
let at 181., term 37 years, at 41.-1201.
Impro red ground rents of 121. per annum, s, cum!. fn 09
years upon Na.o 41 and 42, Wharton-street, I'entonville-
-20/.
Two similar ground rents-2401.
Four lessehehl gmund rents amounting to 36/, per Sr..
num, secured ter 96 years upon ten rat houses in Wharton.
street, rentonvale-71301.

FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE SERPENTINE.—This
morning information was sent to Mr.ranehani, the it, pity-
coroner, of the followinjedre adful occurrence in the Si. pen.
tine, which resulted in the death of Mr. Stevens, a member
of the Whit i g'on Club, in the Strand, and living at 1l
Dayhant street. Camden 'lowa. On Wednesday afternoon
he was with his boat on the Serpentine, which he allowed
to drift under the bridge. deps gentlemen, who were in
Kennington-onions, saw him stan..ing up in the boat,
and apparently pushing it from the side of the
bridge, when he went head first into the water.
• Several boats wont to the spot, and in about ten minutes
1 Winnett, ono of the Societe 's men, succeeded in getting the
body out, and he immediately rowed up to the Humane
Society's hou.e, where every possible aid was rendered by
Dr. Woolley nut Mr. 'Williams, the superintendent, but
their efforts were unavailing. The deceased, who is most
respectably connected, was in the prime of lite.
THE Loss OF TILE BIWRTFORE EMIGRANT SHIP.
—These who are known to brie perished are represented
to have been seve:‘t. off by the heavy rollers which broke
Over the wreck. •Thy rescued eminent', when heeled,
I presented a u.est deplorlible appearance. Shelter was
speedily procured for them at It caford workhouse, where
they will remain until means can b.:. taken to put them
on board another ship. The latest accounts tree the
stranded vessel 'mice her having commenced to brca'e up,
' and it is feared that nothing will be saved of her. The
lihurtpore wos the property of Mmsrs. Pilkington and
Wilson, of Liseipool, who have already desnatched
a steamer to convey the shipwrecked emigrants baec to the
Mersey, soil put them on board anther vessel. On the
same night, and near the same spot, another disastrou, ship-
wreck happened, which was nearly attended with a melan-
choly loss of life. A tine vessel, the Michale, bound frost
Liverpool to Cr.stantinople, wu driven on the rAs at
Carmine, near Weafard, and so heavily did she bed, that
1 she speedily berame an entire wreck. For a ti, a' the
crew had great dittleulty in preserving themselves, in con-
sequence of the heavy sea which was running. Even:uelly,
however they contrived to get off, and safely reaclicel this
coast. The veseel is represented to be insured.
A LADT'S FOOT cur OFF AT TIM BRIGHTON
TRILNINCB.—As the down train, which left London at 7
p.m. on Tuesday, was 'lowly corning up to the platform at
our terminus, ice eleerly lady not taking the precaution to
wait until it had stopped, stepped from her curiae?, and
missing her f .01.1ig shoped slider the wheel. The moving
train pained o• cr her legs, completely rutting off one !OM,
and injuring the other very severely. Ste Wits rescue d from
her perilous pi, ,ilan by the bystanders as speedily ids possi•
He, was plat, il en a stretcher, and at once concise ,i ti the
Hospital. Up to a late hour of the same night the sufferer,
of whose name or residence nothing is known, was lying in
a very precarious coniiitiim.—Ertykois Guar/lino.
THE IstitT,T on filo body of Thomas Mi-any,
who came by his death by having taken some Speni-la thee,
administered as • " love potion," was conduced on
Friday, in Ennis. having occupied two days. The jury
found as their verdict: s' That Thomas Meany came by
hie death by having taken a quantity of canthundes, on the
afternoon of Sunday, the 12th inst.
18LINGTox FLORICULTURAL SiIOW. —The first
show this seism of the lelMeton Amateur Dahlie society
was held on Moodier lest, at the Albion Tavern, 1 ..eigtou,
'ls4%,
and attracted a large concourse of ,pectapetjte, re d•
tion of cut flovets was very good, an I thedi wit
display of fu.i... and miscellaneous pleitteitti left
competition, e r the highest prize, gluier v e .
stead of 12 C,..lilias, was spirited, aniphohediaraeklif
Rat and tits!. en the part of the ezhibteope. I'k, jiiilV4egss 0.,
[ ful competitor was Mr. Ilaimbach. Attires, 11We.. ono ;-;
also awarded tothe beet colicctiontofilahlita.l4 Wm, ;•,.)
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