The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-09 00:00:00

DEATH OP MRS. TROLLOPS.

The death is announced, at Florence, of
" FTSDOCA4 widow et Thom,. Anthony Trollops, Eaq., bar.
ridor-at-lso." Mrs. Trollops had calmed to exorcise her
psi for a tee years pant, and lived in retirement at
Florence.

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Mrs. Trollops was bon at Hecklield, Hants, la 1779.
Her father, the Rev. Mr. Hilton (who bold the Now
College living of Heck field), was the designer al the wet
dock at Bristol, and was well known u a man of /011.00 r.
The old Wykehamist connexion brought about Rise
Hilton's marriage with Mr. Thomas Anthony Tel-
lope, B.C.L. of Oxford (1794), and Fellow of New College.
who was sidled to the bar is 1801, sad died at Bruges, oc,„
23, 1836. Kn. Tsollope's fled appearance as an author* s
is owing to he. displeases* at the way she considered herself
treated to Amelia. Is 1633 appeared " Belgium end
Western Germassy." "Paris sad the Fabians" woe pub
limbed in 1835. Then we lad "Jonathan Jefferson Whit.
law " a novel Wises' out the peculiarities at the Mask end
oolOured races el the Southern States (1836), "Vienna and
the Austrians," with a novel, "The Romance of Insane.,"
sad "The Vila, of WrexidlL" Is 1839 Mrs. Trollops pale
limbed three seesis—" Its Widow Barsaby." "lashed
Armstrong, Go Factory Boy," sad "Oise Fault." 1840
gave us "The Widow Harried," sod ties the " Baresbys
is America," and a host of others. . .

Mrs. Trollops's writings wore marred by vulgarity, by •
ready habit of mocking sod sonring, and so unfemisime
styli. She had long passed out of Ye mind of Dowel readers
as • "living colebrity," on of the "Women of the Thee,"
though her last work was written os the verge of 80.
Two of Mrs. 'rrollope's son hen distiogaished them-
selves in the world of letten ; Mr. Aotbooy Trollops and
Mr. Thomas Adolphus Trollops. Mr. Thomas Trollope's
wife (see Gamow) traaslatod into English Numolioi's world.
resoornod " Arnaldo di Brescia," sod Mu communicated to
the Athenceuns some valuable meta on the social aspects of
the revolutiou in

HEALTH OF EASTBOURNE.

Mr. G. A. Jeffrey, a surgeon at Eastbourne, states
the felleeriag frets connected with the scarlet fever at Emit-
bonnie:

NEw A DELPHI THEATRE.—The suite of bin
Melody the King of Greece hottoured the performances last
mooing.
SoIITH KENSINGTON MUSSEL—The Lords of the
Coomettoo of Council en Education have decided that the
new Art Trades Schools for male mad female dames shell
be opsa for the impieties of the public every Samerdim,
from 2 till 9 p.m. Admission free, through the MIMI=
ELEcrioN °PAH ALDERNAN.—YesterdayafternoOn
a very numerously adenoid ?needs( of the inhabitants of
the weld of Aldgate was held I. the ward school com-
mittee-room, I. Mitre-street, Miseries, for the elartioa of
as &Hernias of the ward in the stead of the late Mr.
Alderman Husephery. Tbe Lard Mayor peadded..stl in
omatag the promedinnt bare teatimmy to the faithful gad
maims servicee perfenned by the late Alderman
Humphery during the many mars be had represented the
ward. and also daring the tweet) years be bad held a oast
in the House of Commas. Mr. J. G. Joust then 110411 i.
sated Andrew Link. Seq., for the vacant office, a gentle-
man who be said ws worthy to be a suixemor to the late
alderman, sad worthy of their seafkleme sod esteem. The
Bev. Mr. Dickinson secoaded the nomination. There was
nu other candidate, and the fool Mayer declared Mr. Lusk
unaaimously sleeted. Mr. Lusk tidally returned thanks.
A vote of condolence with the widow and family of the late
Alderman flumpbery mu this agreed to, red the proceed-
Ptermicalled.
EARILACIETICAL SOCIETY or GREAT BSITAIN.—
The sessionel prises with the Herbaria and Pereira medals
and Jacob Bell Scholarships were distributed on Wednesday
siert, at the house of the society, 17, Bloomsbury-spare.
Mr. Mulls, vimpreeadeat. is the *air. Chemistry mid
pharassey : Michael Ceiteighe, medal ;. Cheri. Umeev.
°artiness) of honour. Homey sad matana medics : Michael
Cal teighe, medal; John Watts. egetitioate of honour; Clarke
Unioey, certificate of bower ; Josatban Phillips, certificate
of merit. Practical chemistry : Charles Unmet, model ;
Henry A. Peek, aertiforatti of Memo ; Jobe 800 ed.., certi-
ficate of merit. Pereira medal : Michael tkrtitielam Hee-
nan*: nog. Harrison, diver medal ; }Award M. Helmet,
broom medal ; Henry Medd, certificate of honour. Junior
Ball Scholarships : Jobs Wade ad Frederick B. Amore.
THE HARTLIY FOllO SORPLES.—A meeting called Mr. Hills pressomid to the society a marble bust of the late
by circular free the Mayor, was held cm Wednesday, at Jacob Bell. by T. Butler, which was tsuently exhibited at
the Gestod Chamber, Newport, is order to decide what the Bola Academy.
be appor regards the sum
scone should be taken
Tim STATI OF BITRNAL-GRIEN. —At an inquest
asto tioued
le the eeeth.aeetece district frcee the Hartley peed nor. held lasi evsaing by Mr. H. Rama Walthewt.the deputy.
the corner. at Lmd Niihau Tavern. Half Archon-street,
plus. The Mayor explained the object of the meeting, BealsoaLy ma, remeoting the death of a child named James
which be bad called at the request of Mr. Stough. A por- Turner, who had died of cramp through the gross tieglort of
Lion of the Homey rand swots would be apportioned to her drunken parents, the following statements were made
with res mit to the &iodides of tlie district •—M r Leach
the meth-wester. distrlet• sad they wan met that day la 11 Chuircbotraet, a icalgierbouse-keeper. aitd ace of the,
order to decide what course should be taken with regard to
its proper use. His worship Uwe read the report the fact that there was no adequate supple of water. It was
of the Hartley Fund Committee- Mr. Bretieh laid oc eves la districts ewApoised of damely crowded bogie.
said he had Relied the Mayon of Bristol sad Hew for only 20 minutes ie the 24 hours, sod on Sunday sou. was
port to call meetings, and the latter, as they were aware. kid oc. On Seeder, poor people might hie seen
rousing
called the meeting to-day. The Mayor of Bristol bad oat about with pails to their heeds, haw., every:
yet hikes me stePs in the matter. in reply to Sir Themes where for water, width was not to he hod. The
• Phillips, Mr. /dough said that the south-wester. Maim water rate was 21. a-year, and the landlords were
, district comprised the whole of lionniouthaltire, parts of unwilling to ask foe • proper supply of water lest
BMX" sad (y arid also Somerset, Gloucester, the the rate shoals be Maimed. The water conicanim simply-
. Forest of Dem. and pert of Deem. There were about 60 Mg the district were the Fast Loodoe end the New River
or 70 collieries in Somerset, 4orS in Devon, and a far larger companies. Dr. Maasiegbam, pariah surgeon, said that be
' number in ifoomouthshira. From the instructions con- could testily te the fact that mama was actually being
' tabled in the circular seat bini by the secretary of the generated by the fikli coosequeet epee the dedcisncy in
Hartley Filed he presumed their tint busing.. WWI to the supply of water. Only that afternoon he bad sent two
impairs a eestatittee and Master. Mr. Levick agreed persons, me from Sherwood-place said the other from Ans.
with Mr. Bresehl and the emood Ptralesidr le the I tropmatreet. is the neighbourhood of Thoroldoquare. to
• Rare* committee a report sheen) suggested that *wee- I the Fever Hospital, whose Woes., is his opinion, had been
CHAR/140•CROS8 RAILWAY. . B CITY RANCH.— originated by want of aleanlioso, entirely from the cense
Yesterday workmen emirnemed the demolition of • large . refund to. The Cormier said that the want of water was
number of bosom sad shops is the Borough-markei, sad , • very mime danger to the health of the community, mid
portions of the Borough•market Distill ray, 1•6117 beloagiog he hoped that public stssutine would be directed to the
to Meters. Villiers. and great megrims is being made with ' matter. It world be vain to hope for any real improvement
the elionsace of all the peepers" required for the extent* the state e/ the district until so imports's* means of
roteideroteOsanomstreet, situate in Steel-yard, Althallows• procuring eisanlintaa and health was placed sithia melt of
' lass, Donate-wharf, sod Thames-attest. the inhabitant..

"The find awe wee the child of ► visitor, located on the
&trawlers& ; it terminated fatally oo the 4th of Sep.
timber, more thee a month ago. The child wee sent down
to Eastbourne with the hope that it might escape the fever
then prevalent I. tows, where the parents bad buried three
of their relatives immediately prior to their arrival at East-
hoarse. From this case the disease spread, and eines that
data to eke present time there have been between 70 and 80
eases, end 12 deaths, or less then one in a thoomad of the
population. The residents have been pertioalerly exempt
from the dame, only one of their number having died. It
is true that two at Mr. Hasbury's children have died, but
they were sot residents, having only recently united at
Bestiaries. Mrs. Hanbory died from quit* a different
disuse. Usiversel sympathy is felt for Mr. Hanbury in
this crushing calamity. During the last aye weeks I have
had in my own practice 36 nesse, with one death, that of •
lady aged 56 ; meet of the cases were of • very mild type.
I have had but one now OW for the lest three weeks. The
disease his spread here, as elsewhere, by the utter we.
leaser et those intected, who have ridden to the public
vehicles end frequented the churches and places of amuse.
meet. These. sir, are the facie in cosserion with scarlet
fever at Eastbourne, and I think it hard that our, should be
the only town is England singled oat, when just now scarlet
fever is moat prevalent throughout the 'matey, sot only
aloes the east, but also is the imbed towns. I could same
several when the fever is more prevalent and more fetal
this d Esstbonnie, and on. where the deaths are four
Comm many in the thousand. When the next return of
the Registrar-General is brought before the public, I have
so tear but th►t Eastbourne will there b r eland among the
I healthiest, if not the healthiest,' town i B•gtaad."