The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-01 00:00:00

Great yieeteas at Claude Sill

-Week endlog iisrfh if.

'art and Y and
Qnsenstoding March St nn Duvet ate 277 103 385 373
Week en
net and Banana
_2O 178 138 311

lyaw. & South Westin 196 ml 6 7,801
oath Eastern — 11,7v6 5,363 17,069 15,140
Weilc malliyg March if

Glisailairembearg — 134 895 3,964 4,850 4.308
London and 1314dcwall 1,441 1.068 1.435
North Loudon
04westry_ask Newtown - _ .

7:7--umlimoTiai;liiin.i 42 me 600 1,006 641

THE MAKCKEITITB BANK ROBBIRIIB.—COMMV-
TATION or WILLEY'S SEETKNCE. —James Welby, who on
Saturday with his fellow prisoner Potter, was sesteoced by
Bares Marti. to 20 years' penal servitude for the bank rob-
bery in Manchester, was brought up yesterday morning
at the Liverpool assizes, and infurroed by the judge, that an
he bad not been previntuly convicted the sentence which
bad been pushed upon him was severer than was warranted
by law, and that it would therefore be remitted to 14 years.
Welb4raded for some further remission, urging that he
had • family, but his lordship remarked that be could
not pain ly grant the request as the robbery was of a mart
serious and determined character. _ _

The Times of June 23, speaking of Benson's
Wad's, in the Exhibition. says:—•" Some of them are of great
beauty, and if the Engßah watch trade only follow up with the
same spirit and success this snit attempt to compete with fo-
reigners in decorative watches, there seems to be no reason
why we should not get the trade entirely into our own
—Chronometer-Duplex, Lever, horizontal Repeaters, Centre Se-
conds, Keyless, split Second, and every description of Watch,
from the plainest to the highest quality of which the art is at
present capable, and adapted to all climates. Benson's Ulna.
Mated Pamphlet (tree by post for two stamps) on Watches me-
tal= a short history of watchmaking, with descriptions and
paces. It acts sea guide in the purchase of a watch, and en-
ables those who live in Scotland, Ireland, Wales, the Colonies.
India, or any part of the world, to soLet a watch, and have It
sent free and safe by post.--31% and 34, Ludgate-hill, London,
Established 1749.—(Advarttsementsl

BIRTHS, MARRIAGE/3, AND Mini S.

BIRTH.

BOTHAILILEY.—March te),;t:ittllmartle VUk,s, Holloway, the

wife of Mr. U. Bothataley. of a eon.
ECCLF.3.— Itarch S), at Eatonaquartr, the wife of Captain W. L

'FAAIes. of • daughter.
111,1tOkLEAV194.—March VI at Broad Oak. Accrourton, Lancs.
shire, the wife of J. Hargreaves. jun., Hag., of • daughter.
NA33ll.—March !7, at OW gealbuly Vicarage, Gloucestershire,
the wife of the Her. 8.. B. Nash. of a daughter.
STEWART.—March 29, at Belgriocequare, Lady Isabella

Stewart, of a son.
V/001/I.—]larch ta. at The Limes, Dulwich, the wife of J. P.
Woods, Eati., of a ,on.
MARRIAGES. - ..

BRESWE—BROOK.— March at St. Marfa, Homey, by the
Rev. R. Harvey. C. J. breeee, gag.. of tioewellairwet, LC., to
Elizabeth, daughter of W. Brook. Eng., of Grove-lane, Cam-
berwell.

DliliiiiiBCll-BRICHENBACH—COSCHP2I.—March 26. at the
Chun h of the Holy Trinity. Hoeluunpton, Wormy, by the Rev. R.
Wood, Gutsy, we of Baron de Metmcb-Heicheitbach, cham-
berlain to Ms Moßtoty the Ring of Madly, to Rawly Lomita,
daughter of W. H. Boothe% EA., of Itorharuptoo.
HTDoON—YZATS.—March 26, et flt. John's Church, Margate,
lsy the Hew. C. T. Astiey, W. C. Iludeon, gica , of Clapham, to
Warta, daughter of L Teats, Fri.
I,lWlB—KANS.—March 29. at Proakfort-nn-the-Maine, G. H.
Lewis, Nay., Tavitoestreet, (Jerdnu.tquare. to Vletorine,
&AWN*, oi the late P. Kano, But., of Frankket.