The Express.
London, England, 1855-08-28 00:00:00

THINIBLES SPOKEN WITH.

Harp (barque), from London for Calcutta, July 21, lat. 11.30 N. lon.
25.5 W.
310127 LeMb1..3114, from Llwrptel for Calends, July 11, lat. 8.19
, lon. 34.85 w
Queen (brlg). of London, from Buenos Ayres for London, August 8,
Tat. 83.18, lcm. 18.18; 47 days.

ATHIEF IN FEMALE ATTIIIB.—A German, paining
by the name es Maria Brown, was brought before the
magistrates at Manchester, yesterday, on suspicion of com-
mitting omnibus robberies. There was no special cue
against him, but the police had been in search of hire, by
description, tor picking pockets in omnibuses, nearly two
months. lie wore a white straw bonnet, trimmed with white
gannet ribbon outside, and having a false cap with artificial
flowers inside. The dress was of brown stuff, with black
silk mantle. The boots were of cloth, and be carried •
parasol. His hairs black, and of great length, and dressed
according to the latest fashion. The breasts being well
padded, and the beard and whiskers well kept down by
means of Rumieestone and prepared chalk (which were found
in Maria Brown's dressing-case), the make-up was good, and
ninety-nine persons out of a hundred might be excused
suspecting the sex. He was remanded until Thursday, and
in the meantime the magistrate directed that a proper suit
of clothes should be provided.
HOETON RAGGED SCHOOLB.—On Tuesday, 263
children attending these schools were taken in vans to the
neighbourhood of Cbingford, Essex, accompanied by a
number of teachers and friends. Various amusements were
provided to enable them to spend a pleasant day ; also a
substantial dinner and tea. The children returned boors
about 7 o'clock without any accident. The expenses were
defrayed by a special effort on the part of the teachers,
aided by the liberality of Lady C. Stun, Mr. 11. C. Start,
Mrs. Ford Barclay, and other friends of the schools, also
by a strenuous effort of the children themselves. These
schools were founded in 1846 by the Registrar of Births and
Deaths for Horton New Towe, and many young men, once
inmates of our prison., have been reformed thereby, and
are now filling respectable situations at home, or in the
colonies.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BOLTON.:-/tuguet.lll,, at rilibu;nL;lige, Kilburn, the wife of the

Rev. J. 101 ton, of a sou. —
DEANE.—Atiguat 24, at Easteote Rouse, the wife of F. H. Deane,
Esq., of aeon.
DENNET—Aug. 17„ at 5, Lansdowne Villas, liensington.park, Not-
ting-bill, the wife of Charles P. Daunt, Fq., of a son.
!NCH EL—August 25, at Albany-etreet. Regent's-park, the wife of
Dr. hlrettel, of twins, • son and a daughter.
FRENCH. • August 93, at Tyrol Cottages, IL John's-hill, Mrs. W.
',nabob of a ice.
11UNTUR.—August 25, Mrs. R. Minter, of Bruiewlck-equage, of

a son.
LEWlB.—Aturoft 23, at
of a row, still.boro.
MACLAREN.—Augun 23, at Reetory.cillaa, Shacklewell, the wife of
Mr. Mle:aren, of a son.
MOULL.— August 24, at Brentwood, the wife of Mr. W. A. Moult, of
a daughter.
PEN NlNGTON.—Auguat 25, at Pelham.cre
of J. k. Penningtom, Eeq , of a laughter.

Tiolbort, Mrs. .1. Ler*

, Bromptaa, the wife

ILABRIAGBB.
CAPPER—BAYLIB.—August a, at St. Andrew's, Pl 3 mouth, by the
key. J. Hambarn, John Capper. Paq., late of Ceylon to Sardt,
youngest daughter of A. K. IL; ha, Fay., late of Mouutaerrat House,
Gloucestershire.
POW LER—A DREW.— August 25, at St. Mary Abbots, Ruminated),
C. H. Fowler, Faq , of Sydney-place, Onelow-square, Brompton, to
Louise, widow of the late A. Andrew, Esq., of Porchesteeturace,
Hyde.park.
511LN21,—SHAW.— August 25, at Islington, Mr. J. Shine, of Mills.
hill. near Manchester. to Harriett, second daughter of the late J.
Shaw, Faq., of Thornhill-square, lalint,ton.
IgOiELEY—CART FR.— August .5, at Bromley St. T.eonard'e, Middle-
sex, by the Rec. C Ellicott, Rector of N hitwelt, Rutland, Edward.
eldest eon of E. Moseley, Eq. , of Great Ealing, to handy Louisa,
fourth daughter of the late E. W. Carter, big., of Southwark.

DHATHI3.
BEDFORD.—August 25, at Perry.atreet, near Nortbfeet, Clans
eldest dsughtf rof FraneM Bedford, Dm.. aged 36.
BU ROOTS F--Auguot 25, at laleworih. Middiooor, Bre. Burgoyne,
of Elginfere Parronage, widow of 'Thomas John ffurrol be, tag.
COCKS.—August 21, at Ladbroke.terrsor, in the 60th
year of her age, human, the beloved wife of Mr. Robert Corks, after
lona suffering, borne with exemplary patience and resignatiou.
JON E&.—August 24, at Clotedesley-strtet, Islington, Junes, hp., of
the Block Exchange, aged 32.
PRESTON.- August 24, Harry, youngest OM of Wt. W. Prestos, of
Rim Bond-street, aged IL
TORRENS. - August 24, at Paris, MajoeXes. Sir A. W•Torrenas
E.O 8., 11.8.M.'s MAPary ConAniarioger, revood son of tha lata
blajor.Oeneral Sir lorrens, adjulazt.General to the
Purees, aged 46.
TIJKVEY.—August 24,5 t the Cedars, Hanunenhath•reed, France.
wife of Mr. Taney, ol Birkeeheed.

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