The Express.
London, England, 1852-05-11 00:00:00

PRICES OF Ei

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Privland, per rot
70 72
Dorset new 00 04
Carlow old 66
Waterford 69
Cork „ - 64

Limerick — eo
111180 . ao
Fresh Mate., per dean 10 12
aseddreCbecoemercort 6O TO
Cheddar, do 6B 88

ENGLISH BUTTER MARKET, May 10.
We do not note any change from last week, the absence
of rain supporting present prices.
Dorset. floe weekly 70.. to M. per cut.
Do. el iddLiai
Devoe 7o► to 74.
Matt lc tolls. ver do► Ito.

VISITATION OF THE ARCHDEACON OF MIDDLESEX.
—Yesterday morning the Venerable Archdeacon Sinclair
commenced the visitation of that portion of the diocese of
London which is under his archdiaconal jurisdiction, in the
parish church of St. Paul, Covent-garden. There waa a
very large attendance of clergymen. Prayers were read
by the Rev. Henry Hutton, M.A., Rector of St. Paul's,
and the sermon was preached by the Rev. Henry blacken-
lie, M.A., Vicar of St. Martin's
-in-the-Fields. The names
of the clergy having been called over, the archdeacon pro-
ceeded to deliver his charge, which, however, presented no
new or striking feature. The principal topics treated were
the importance of a revival of convocation, and the blessings
which might be evpected to flow from a reetoration of
synodal action in the church.
THE LAYING OF THE FOUNDATION STONE OF THE
NATIONAL Boman's TRAININO INSTITVTION DT PIINCI
Atizar.—This morning having been appointed by his
royal highness Prince Albert to lay the foundation stone of
the National Society's Training Institution, for school-
maaten and schoolmirtressee, in Victoria-street, from an
early hour the place selected for the ceremony was crowded
with persons, chiefly ladies. l'recisely at one o'clock
Prince Albert arrived, attended by Colonel l'hippe and
Colonel Seymour, and was received on alighting from his
carriage by the committee of the National Society, the
clergy of the district, and others, connected with the insti-
tution. Atter the usual service, his royal highness went
through the ceremony of laying the stone in the usual man-
ner, and the proceedings soon after terminated.
FEARFUL COLLIERY FXPLOSION.—NEARLY ONE
HI:NURSE, Lie= Loer.—Another of those terrible acci-
dents from the explosion of firedamp, which have given
notoriety to the valley of Aberdare, occurred yesterday, and
from the accounts hitherto received this appears to have
been more fatal than any previous one. It occurred in
Powell's colliery, near the Dyffryn, where all the former
explosions MAO took place. It is said that there were about
a hundred men working in the pit, and of that number
only three had been brought out slive. At the time of our
correspondent writing the excitement was tremendous, and
thousands of persons were congregating about the mouth
of the pit.
CAMERON'S COALBROOE AND LOUGHOR RAILWAY.
—Yesterday, a general meeting in this matter was held
before Master in Chancery Richards, to settle the list of
shareholders liable to contribute to discharge the company's
liabilities. Mr. Roxburgh and Messrs. Galsworthy ap-
peared for Mr. Turquand, the official manager; Mr. Taylor
for the petitioners and other shareholders; and Mr. Lewis
for the seceding shareholders. The Master placed 138
shareholders on the list, and adjourned the consideration
of the remainder, consisting of what are termed the
ing shareholders, who dispute their liability from a es:aiPRE I; di
date, until 7th Jane next.
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