The Express.
London, England, 1864-10-21 00:00:00

APPLICATION 701 MOM

To the Riverton reftheikortl;;;AriZaTea Company ,Limited).
(; VITLILMI2I. —Haring paid to your bankers the suss of
being the deposit of 10.. per share, I request you to allot to
me shares of g each In the above f impart!, and I
hereby agree to swept such chars t, or any ler number that
may he allotted to vas, to pay the further sum of liks per shun
on allotment, and the WY as made and to sign articles of asso-
ciation ahem required. And I request you to Cater my name on
the register of the Company for the number so allotted.
Name ,In full)
Profession or description
Residence (In full)
Dale

THE NORTHERN ASSAM TEA COMPANY
limited .
NOTICE.—NO APPLICATION for etIARES to ilda employ
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C. IFILLDI.It, Secretary pro tom
Temporary Maces, U. Beeklershary, Imadon, IC.,
10th October, 1101

TOZZATT'S COPARINE BINGE, successfully
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ROYAL LYCEUM THEATRE.—Under the mole
management of Mr. FISCHTZL—Thia Theatre will 07/17
on SATURDAY next, October 21, commencing at WM -peat T,
with a New Drama, entitled THZ UNITS BUTTLRFLY.
new scenery painted by Mr. William Callcott—Linfen, the KW .
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Night of the New Drama, dame open at 7, oemmence at half-Pod
pmcdselr.

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THE OXFORD.—The Oxford and Canterbury
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citTOSBEILY.

no following eminent artistes will appear
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Busique. Brussels, nod of the principal concerts of Belgium,
Holland, Germany, Prance, Nellie. Pinny lioildoir, prima
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Duhan, professor attar Conservatoire irac:l.lzeic Flue-
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THE MUSICAL WONDER of the DAY.
Your gandred and Fortyeacmad Union. —HAN ILTONII
MODRILN PIANO TUTOR, enlarged and Angered by Corny,
Irkli original preludes and arrangements' by Vincent Wallace,
&Inky Richards, and A. Leduc. hewing Mays folio psges, 4a.
This Is Ms Ant and original Mar MMus Pianoforte Tutor,
said to be imitated by all, equaned by ISOM. N.B.—Orden
should be lent in advance.
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THzo LEIGH. By the Author of " Denis
Doane," will be oomussiaosd In the Dell number of "ONCE
• WREN.?
Modes : Bradbury sad Evans, 11, Boeteerle-street,

LOVED at LAST ; A New Novel by Mr. MARK
Imam!. author of n Walt for the rod," win be published
la the course of the month. I vols. pest too.
London : Bradbury and !Tam :1, Houverie-strest, ILC.

NEW HOVEL BY THS ArTHOR or "LADY AUDLEY'd
MARV Re.
T H E DOCTOR'S W I F E.
Reprinted from Temple Bar" Magazine.
N. B.—The whole of the Ant edit wee 'shinnied oy wabealp
Moo on the day of publication. A second la now gold off. and
the third is inst ready. A (mirth edition la in &Wye preparation
to avoid delays.
John Women and Co., publishers. 111. lieetotreet.

" A RMADALE," • new Novel by Mr. Was
is. Cowin, will be command la the November =elm
of the CORNBILL MAGAZINE

iii:-:iiioo.. as, arum.

The Rev. Alex. J. D. D'Orsey, B. 1). Lecturer in
Public Reading at King's College, Loader:, gave his in-
'intend lecture ou " Public Reading and Speaking " on
Saturday lest.
PENTLOES POSITION' or Two LADlES.—Yester-
day morning, about half-pest 10 o'clock, two young ladies
were driven to the Oxford-road railway statMo, Mancheeter,
in one of Turn is cabs, intending to take places in the next
down train on the Altrinchani line, at 11.16. On reaching
the station she driver threw his reins on to the back of the
hone in the asnal , and was about to alight, when
the animal, a powerful sod spirited one, suddenly turned
round and dashed off down the steep incline leading towards
Oxford-road again. Thu driver, having no means of getting
possession of the reins, had no power to check the horse,
and it soon broke into a gallop, and both the ladies
in the carriage and the dnver were placed in • very
perilous position. Had the horse gone forward against the
well, opposite the bottom of the iodine, it is probable that
be would have been killed, and that the concussion would
1 have been fraught with onions results to the ladies • ' but
CI fortunately the animal made the turn at the bottom at so
acute an eagle that the cab went over on its side, mad its
weight in this position arrested his program. A gentleman
who bad arrived from Sale by the train at 20 minutes past
10, and who bad been detained longer at the station than
other paaseugers through &dingle the carriage in which he
travelled • rocket-book which some other traveller had
lost, containing a large sum of money, and which he
ha stayed to place in the secretary's office, saw the perilous
position ef.tbe ladies as the horse wasrunning away,and made
an attempt to stop the animal, bat uesuccessfully. How.
ever, he arrived at the footlof the incline in time to render
Wiat&l3oll both to the ladies, by extricatiog them from the
cab, and to the driver. The latter was badly hart, 'mein
sustaind • fracture of one arm, and • severe bruise and
laceration of the scalp ARM the forehead. One of the
ladies sustained • slight bruise of one hand, and the. other
escaped unhart. The ladies, with • feeling very creditable
to them, instead of cooticuing their journey and leaving
the driver in the hands of passers by had him placed in a
cab, hiring smother for themselves, and accompanied him to
the Royal Infirmary, where they saw that he war properly
t oared for before leaving Lim.
WHECK OF A SLOOP AT SOIITHPOHT.—GALLANT
REBEL'/ BT THE LIFEJ3OAT. —Yesterday &Harpoon, about 2
; o'clock, • sloop war seen drifting, without mast, from the
direction of Liverpool towards Southport, and no time was
lost in launching the Jessie Knowles Weenie. A terrific asa
war running;and though a strong westerly wind was bluing,
it woe rather in favour of the progress of the lifeboat, which
was skilfully commanded by Captain Rockliff, who has at-
tained enviable popularity through his ooneexiou with the
lifeboat. Nutwitheandieg the tremendous breakers which
ever and aeon swamped the best and the gallant crew, the
wreck was reached in about half-an-hour, and, in a few
minutes, one of the distressed sailors was on board the
Jessie Knowles. A fearful hurricane now considerably in-
creased the danger of both thee* in the boat and on the
wreck, which was fast breaking op. The lifeboat was
driven some distance away from the sloop, and half-an-
hour was spent before the remaining portion of the ship's
crew could be Rot off, and imminent danger faced the boat
and mew, which wait fearlessly into the midst of the
broken Wreck to accomplish their important mission. On
of the anion was s benumbed that be let go of the rope
by which be was to have got away from the ship, and
Rockliff, son of the captain of the lifeboat, fell over.
George
in endeavouring to save the exhausted seaman ; but
both were afterwards, picked op by the boat, sad all heads
rowed ashore. The imfortueate sloop was the Diver' or
Liver, of Carnarvoe, captain and owner, John Robeina,
She was 50 tons render, and laden with coal. She left
Gentling for Oaeraarroa on Sunday, bet eines then put into
Liverpool fee shelter, leaving that porter Wednesday, sad,
eater suffering considerably in the Channel, drifted sad
became a total wreck oa the @bore about two miles from
Southport. The aim of the Diver were three in number.