The Express.
London, England, 1852-05-10 00:00:00

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THE MURDER OF LORD NORBURY.—A soldier of
the 67th depot, quartered at Dover Heighta Barracks, while
confined at the guard house on Monday night last, confes-
sed to the sergeant of the guard being the murderer of the
late Lord Norbnry, in Ireland, some 10 years since, at noon
day, in his park. The man stated that he shot the unfor-
tunate nobleman, and gave a detailed account of the mur-
der (which the sergeant very properly committed to writing
in the presence of two men of the gliard),gand as be gooses
from the locality in which the murder wu perpetrated,
there is a probability of the truth of his admissions. He
'adds, that he entered the army after committing the deed.
The man is now in close confinement. —Dover Chronicle.
COMBINATION OF MECHANICS AND LITERARY
Ices rrurioNs.—The committee charged by the Society of
Arta with attempting the accomplishment of this object
have received from a large portion of the institutions, both
provincial and metropolitan, information of the moot elitism •
raging nature in the form of replies to queries isseed by
the committee. In order to define the basis of future ope-
rations, a conference is to be held at the society's house, in
the Adelphi, on Tuesday the 18th instant, between the re.
preeentatives of the institutions and the council of the soci-
ety. The Marquis of Lansdowne has consented to preside,
and a large number of delegates have been formally op.
pointed to attend as representatives of the institutions. It
Is intended that the conference shall be followed by a din-
ner, at which the Earl of Carlisle is to take the chair.
THE ADMIRALTY AGENT OF THE MEDWAY,
Lieutenant South, R.N., died on board, on the 6th inst.,
two days before the Medway reached Southampton, and
was buried at sea. livery care was taken of him by
Lieutenant East, the commander of the Medway, with
whom Lieutenant South had often sailed. An officer of
the ship was appointed to perform the duties of Admiralty
agent, and to hand over the mails and government
despatches to the proper authorities at Southampton.
Lieutenant South had been engaged fighting for the Mexi-
can government, and the latter owed him a considerable
sum of money. Latterly the British authorities in Mexico
had been authorised to obtain payment, but there is every
reason to believe they had failed in doing so.
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