The Express.
London, England, 1862-05-12 00:00:00

VIZSTMINBTpt SCHOOL

. B. Preston, c Qtruegle, b Colonel Bathurst
. W. Winter, c Carneets, b Bruen
A. Walker, c A. Bathurst, b Bross
W. W. C. Lae, b Bruen
C. M. Barker, it A. Bathurst, b Ouse*
A. H. Winter, nand b Carnegie
S. P. Cockerel', e and b Carnegie
J. M. Yates. at A. Bathurst, b Col. Badman
B. Chamberlayne, c Berkeley, b
r. H. B. Maurice, et A. Bathurst, b
r. G. M. Osborn, not out
Byes .

Total .

LiwgatoOL SCHOOL or Sctriecn.—The
tions in connexion with this school are now being held wider
the auspices of the Committee of the Cannel on Education,
in the Public Library, Liverpool. The examiners are Pro-
tenors Tyndall, Ramsay, Roffman, Huxley, Leaks/star, and
others. The prizes consist of valuable books, and gold,
silver, and bronze medals. Their diatributioa will be at-
tended by some well known noblemen connected with
science.
COPYRIGHT IN ORNAMENTAL DZSIONS.—BOARD
OP TRADS,WarritHALL, NAT S.—The Bight Honourable the
Lords of theCominittee of Privy Conseil for Trade give
notice, that the period of regulation of oopyright of nos-
mental designs in Clam 1 (artielesoomposed wholly or chiefly
of metal) has been extended by them, under the powers
conferred upon their lordships by the Act 13 and 14 Vie.,
c. 104, from three to five years, and that the fee of 11. will
be charged for an original registration for five yeses. For
every additional year for which registration of any orna-
mental design or class of ornamental designs in metal
hereafter be extended, the fee of 105. only will be
instead of 305. as heretofore.—Gauffe.
COURAGEOUS RIMCUZ AND FATAL REM:My—On
Saturday a poor cripple was wowing the road near the Li-
verpool Exchange, when he was placed in great danger by
the passing of a hugs lorry laden with cotton holm A
labouring man rushed to the rescue, and succeeded in re-
moving the cripple out of the way, but unfortunately he
was himself knocked down before he could clear the horses,
and the wheels pealing over him crushed him to death im-
mediately. Great sympathy has been expressed smoopt
the merchants on 'Change, and (there is no doubt that a
handsome subscription will be raised for the family of the
poor fellow who has met with so untimely a fate.
A GUARD KLLLID ON TSB SOUTH EASTERN RAIL-
NAT.—Oa Saturday morning, as a train of trucks was pasnng
the Tunbridge station, W. Smith, a guard, fell from his
place on to the line, and another train coming in an oppo-
site direction passed over him, shook*ly mutilating him.
He was brought op to Gay's Hospitals when he expired.
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