The Express.
London, England, 1863-05-20 00:00:00

6L'41141M.N.5.D810.38.

GExTLSMEN are invited to inspect the NEW
STOCK of WALKING and OVERCOATS, kept for In—
'portion or mote. at HAMILTON and KIMPTOICS, Tubes, 105,
Strand, ("patio Laster-kW.

BY THE AUTHOR OF "FRIENDS IN COUNCIL"
Second Edition, this day, poet dye, ba,
ORGANIZATION IN DAILY LIFE.
An Remy.
London : Parker, Sou, and Boars, West Strand.

Thie day. Pro, 1 tn. the Fourth and concluding Volume of
THLHISTORY of ENGLAND during the
lON of 01011011 the TRIM By Wlld.tedi Mum.
M.P. Vol 1. to lit. ltr. each
London : Parker, Son, and Bourn. Weal Strand.

second ZatioA, post Pro, prim Ss,
L.EISIJR).: HOURS in TOWN. A Selection
Li from the Contributions of A. K. H. B. to Tiseer's Magaduo.
London . Parlor, Wm, sod Bow. West stand.

EMIGRATION OW COTTON OPZRATIVIth. —A meeting
of the Manchester Emigrants' Aid Society wee held in that
city yesterday, the Mayor in the chair. A contribution of
91. 7s. 6d. was announced from workmen in the employ of
Messrs. Adilawn and Sous, Bradford. A report presented
by the executive committee, stated that during the last
fortnight they had nominated SO persons who had been ap-
proved by the commissiooer as free forswore for Mel-
bourne, and had granted 311. towards the outfit of 46i
CHELTENHAM.—LASE HOUSE, • dlrtlngebbed Residence, statute adults. The committee had tendered a number a
delightfully situate in the most select and fuhionable pert Demie to the government inspector foe emigration to New
of the suburbs of Cheltenham, and occupying. with its lawns, &eased. Applications for free end assisted passages to
Pleasure Grounds, Gardens, Orchard, dc., an important area
those parta of the world had lately been very numerous.
of Nine Acres.
MESSRS. DANIEL SMITH, SON andOAICLEY Ihe total amount of donations was 2,a101. Balance al the
are favoured with Instructions to SUBM,IT to AUCTION,
bulk 615/. The committee had applications from 600 for
et the Mart, near the Bak of England, in the month of July free to the colonies, which was beyond the means
(unless previously disposed of by private treaty;, the above very at thPeairmarposal to assist.—Yesterday the committee of
superior SUBURDAN MANSION, the pariah of St. Boars, Oevent-garden, met and pared
for many years occupied by the late Andrew Wight Fay.. very the following resolution :—" That the balance of the fund
mulotantielly erected, placed upon a dry and healthy soil, nom-
now in the hen& of the hon. treasurer, after payment of
manding a One cheerful prospect, terminated by the Cotswold i
any claims thereon, be paid over to the ial emigration
and Leckharripton hills, 'lmo
secluded within its own rounds, which
fund, tic which the Lord Mayor and the Insusion-house
are tastefully disposed and ornamentally tin.bered . planned with
mat attention to comfort, tad in every respect suitable for relief committee invite subeeriptions." The amount now in
the reception of a family of distinction. The residence, baud is about 1701., and 8001. has already been paid from..
which is approached by a lodge entrance, has a commanding the committee.
elevation, and a noble portico leads to the entrance hall,
SKRIOI4I ADULTERATION OF COTTON. —A vetr
which opens to the following spacious and elegant reception
rooms, viz..—Two with drawing-rooms respectively 23 ft. by numerous meeting of gentlemen °maenad is the WAG&
15 ft. loin. and 13 ft. by 15 ft. 10 In., exclusive of • bay 14 ft. din. manufacture was held yesterday at ternoon, at the Clarence.
by y ft. 6 le. a &plus-room 31 ft. by us et. with • noble Hotel, Manchester, to promote resistance to • new rule of;centre bay, lift. OM. by Tit • a library or neeeing room, Mt by the Brokers' Avirciati aat I ivetoool, thet‘thers shall be
15t3 Igin.: breakfast room. lilt Sim by 16ft. gin. The domestic "no allowance for false pecking' .
after ',Win the scales"
Mikes comprise housekeeper's room, still-roan, butler's pantry,
capital kitchen and scullery. larder, dew with excellent mileage The Mayor of Rochdale was voted to the chair. Specimeus
In the basement. The sleeping ape/entente consist of 12 principal of cotton waste fouled in bales, mixed with large steer and
chambers and dressleg rooms, with convenient closets and seven other substances more or ler ponderous, were on the table,
secondary apartments. The out-aloe. consist of • breubours mid gentlemen stated that bides which on purchase w-
and various area vaults In • paved court yard. stabling for eft pasyto mertmo so more thoo 10 or 12 par coot, of waste
horses and two coach-houses, and other useful erections. It Is _
provided with • capital walled kitchen garden and a fruit ere found, on examination, to contain 15 to 30 per cent.
orchard. The lawns and pleasure grounds are extensive, and atin.
the extremity Is an ornamental sheet of water, fed by a rennin( annum on nulls was likely to be greatly increased, by the
Besides--- th immediate loos to prelim era, the rate of •
stream, which has its source in the surrounding bills, and the risk of Bre from stones in the cotton coming is *Meet witk
mansion le abundantly supplied with both soft and Wring water. the teeth of a porcupine. or the tooter of • lap machine.
Particulars will shortly be published, and may then he had Resolutions were therefore paws:, condemning the adoption
Of Messrs. Hawkins, Blown, and Hawkins, solicitors, 2. Boswell-
and f
cart, 1111e0111.“1111, W.C. : and of Hews. Donn Mom bon, of the new rule, orm the meeting into • cotton
.. log
i eeenegiay, land agent, sod 'armors, 10, witatoo.piyA ha. spinners' emaciation, to ail Itif members in enforcing claim
mall, London, B.W. tar musparation.