The Express.
London, England, 1855-01-22 00:00:00

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Larrywireat 6
Lady Venice
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Kier 4
La Bells
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Ladybird 4
Bllliabbam 4
Bt. Clare

Naomi 4
Kidnapper
Commodore Curley— 4
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Latoproelea 4 I
TM Exile of Erin 4 1
Sir James Graham 4
Diana
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Tower
Little Tom
Mama 4
Quinn 4
Mobiles
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Flom no Cont.—Tide horse dm at the Cornish on the
16th inst. Antenna is dud.

THE NEWCASTLE LADIES' BALAKLATA FUND.-
1101 packages which lave been made ap consist of 46 bale%
Pm, 'Detaining the following articles :-1,82l flannel shirts,
11l cotton shirts, 343 pain of drawers, 82 bands for sou
threats, 857 pain of stockings, 125 pairs of gloves, 619 pairs
of saaffatese, 466 pain of mittens, 991 warm cape, 116 Ansel
beads, 1,631 comforters, 40 pairs of blankets, 62 wrapping
gowns, 1,262 pocket handkerchiefs, 72 168 water-
proof overalls, 40 omoosto, 83 pairs of fishing ,9 pillows,
Ell seetlewestars, 30 Scotch plaids, Mabee sessah, old
Uses, list sad bandages, soap, s , putts puha cloth,
pipes osel cases for pipes, brushes, eombs, shavissiteass,
paint halves, slaHmsery, books and papers ; rilesber
ether base et Ilee• asehMg, particulars oakum& Et:
esiseriplisum is mosey have exceeded 8001., sad the Meal
mine of the Milks awe is estimated at 1001. The New.
mulle-spes-Tyne Lake Balsklava Fund was the first, sad
hoe also bees anesseed the wet successful of the many
Binds et tab kind 1111.11bliebid.—Noweattk Chronicle.
THE THANES op THE WOORDED.—The follow-
ing prafesfel address was presented on New Year's Day
by the Usk seam in Therapia Hospital to the English
ladies who sahtistered to their wants ;—" Therapia Hoe-
pied, Jan. 1, 1855. . I was sick and ye visited as.' We
the wounded and sick he this hospital, beg on this, the *eat
day of a sew year to offer oar grateful and heartfelt thanks
to Miss —, Mee —, end other kind and benevolent-
hearted ladies for all the attendance we have noshed from
you. Yes some daily to our bedsides, through wet and
cold—you speak kindly to as—yon write for no—you con-
sole the dying—you know hew, for you have some to do
this &CMS the stormy sea, suffering hom sea 'Ukases and
many hardships, while you might have been living sem-
fortably at home. Caa we consider this sad be silent ?
Be pleased, then, kind ladies, to accept oar gratitude sad
oar thanks; it is all we eon offer. We thank God, who
has pat it into year hearts to come as& see as, and
may God blue you all, and long preserve you to do
such kind and benevolent ofikes to the sick wounded,
and dying !—ln the auto of the wounded sad seek, WIL-
LIAM FLAMM"
TER ROYAL MAIL STEAMER SEVERN is fitting
up at Southampton as an hospital ship der the Bleak Sea. The
whole of her cabins are takes down, sad on her lower deck
rows abode an to be placed from one sad of the ship to the
other. The ..in desk is to be a poessesado tor invalids.
Elba well aegoesniodata between 309aad 400 invalids. The
Severe ea be ready to start in a few days. 13be will take
sat maple the Comae.
DEVIII4--Tbs government have further engaged
ibe ardese of James Bell and illoa, and Carr and itiwise,
wicking divers, ef Whitstable, practieslly vetoed in the
"redact of sabsurine explosions. These able an are to
proceed forthwith to the Crimea, there to join Meson. Dean,
Edwards, Elides, and Allen, who some time sines went
oat is the Robert Lowe, gad who an at present, we believe,
wailing farther °Menai OnasSentiaoplo.—Doser Clirowiek.
FM the Met few weeks Mae dente% was observable la um of
the Doak gates, essealenall by a vessel having some into
maim with It. As Ots oust injury could not be seem
Mimed, a diver issended yesterday cimrsday), and dis-
covered eat the dellsel wen esswismad a bar of iron with&
prevents* 1110 gable sissies prepedy. aan hoar the mil
was mmeibil and the bar .'send. The diving apparatus
will be Invelnabis at nalusespet—Carinif Gwirriion.
A DANGEROUS 11,091'. Loot week, some boys
playing at slianteg, in the, public dream, struck an oyster-
mien late the ek, and it cans,ht the hoe of a little boy, of '
tsar pews et Sip, who had just outs out of his house, and
end Ins peer Mite fellow's eye shad eat. The practice of
playing at beau in tha streets has become very prevalent
la the town, and it is hoped that this serious result of the
dangerous play will urge the authorities to adopt stringent
measures to stop the pristios.—Leicester Maniac