The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-24 00:00:00

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Nairn ...... . 30.44 441 3 K 3 hi •- - I
Aberdeen ...20.24 46 2 N. 6 1 b 1 0.16.
Leith 30.26 63 3 W. 1 24 • - -
Ardroman 30.3344' 1 N. 4 SO •- - 1
Portrush 30.3549 2 8. 1 /1 b- -
Galway 30.44148 0 N.W. 17 0
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Valentia 30.60 50 0 W.&W. 1 1 OM!
Queeustars 10.5167 1 W. • - -
Mayhem' 30.4460. 2 S.W. 11l a- -
Liverpool _ 00.4648' 3 W. 12 • - -
Pembroke 10.6210 2 N.W. -
Pressure 30.6646 1 Z. = eo
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Jersey I - I--! - - - - -I- - -
Emet 10.55 51 1 N.N.L 13 1 2 16- 1
L'Orlant 30.4346 1 NAL 2 2 6 b - - I
Rochefort -30.3043 I N. 3 4 4 I> - - 2
Plymouth 30.66 50' 2 W.N.W. 34 24 f- - 2
Weymouth _30.61 50 3 W.N.W. 1 324 f; 6 - I
Pordimoatb. 30.4947 3 N.W. 2 322 • ' - 2
Kew. 30.6046 1 W.S.W. 1 -- et 1 - -
London 30.48 MI 4 N.W. 1: 3 .24 it I - -
Dover 30.4960 1 &W. 1•120 I m . - 1
Yarmouth 5O 44 48 1 N.W. 3' 328 • I - 2
Scarborough. 30.3660 1 W.S.W. 3.8 25 b ; - 3
Shields - - 30.36 45 3 W.N.W. 6!6 IS 4 - 3
Heligoland 30.3140 0 W. 3, 321 o - 3
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TIRIBIDAT.
N.W.to N.E, fresh, SCOTLAND. B. to K. arid back,
Hue. moderate to fresh.
N. N. W. to E.N.E. lasamrts. N.N.K to
fresh to moderate, dente, lass.
due.
As next above.
N. to E., fresh, One.

W.Ca+ra►k
W.FLOCIL

12 next above.
NIL. to 21.&, moderate,

N.W. to N E., mode-
rate. line.
As next above. ILL IMAM
N.N.W. to W.&W., L (mum.
variable, Mae.

- floe.
N.N.Z. to LILL vary.
lag, fine.
Am nett above.
14. W. to to &Z.,
light. him

In the House of Lords on Thursday evening, the
Lord Chancellor will call the attention of the house to the
ecclesiastical patronage vested in the Lord Chancellor ; and
will present a bill on the subject.
Tan FUNIESAL or SIR JAMES Ountem.—Although
the funeral of Sir James Outran will be to a certain extent
a private one, a large number of his personal friends will
be present in Westminster Abbey, to-morrow to pay their
last tribute of respect to the memory of the "ennead. The
body of the deceased was brought from Pau and conveyed
to Queen'agategardens, Kenaingtoo, on Saturday last. It
was placed in a leaden coiSn bearing the following inscrip-
I Lino :—" Lieutenant-Omaral Sir James Outrun, Bert.,
0.C.8., K. 5.1., died 11th March, 1863, aged 60." The
leaden mein is enclosed in a handsome mahogany coffin
Nvered with black cloth and bona nails, and having a
@haikar inscription on a brass plate. The prooesaion
will leave Queen's-gete-prdeas precisely at eleven
o'clock, and will move along the Cromwell-
road, through Knightsbridge, along Piccadilly. down
Bt. James's-street, &loon Pall•mall, past Charinrerom
and Whitehall, along Parliament-street, and through the
Broad Sanctuary to the west cloister door. It will consist of
eight or ten carriages, each with four horses, and with two
pages to each coach, with mutes, plumes, end feathers. On
arriving at the Abbey, at one o'clock, the procession will
be met by the Dean of Westminster, the Rev. Canon
Jennings, the Rev. Canon Repeat), the Rev. Canon Canton,
the Rev. Canon Wordsworth, the Rev. Precentor Hades'
the Rev. S. Flood Jones, the Rev. F. Harbord, the Rev. J.
Antrobus, the Rev. .1. Lupton, and other gentlemen mu
meted with the Abbey, who will precede the coffin to the
grave, which it is understood will be in the north transoept,
near to that of Fart Canning. The dean will perform the
burial service, and the musks' part of the ceremony will be
under the direction of Yr. Tussle.

The lyrical theatres of Paris intend to do honour
to the memory of the illustrious oomposer 'folksy on the
29th inst., the anniversary of his death, by performing some
of the best opens. On that day the Grand Opera will give
the Juice, the Opirs Oesaique the Mottiquotaires do la
Bane, sad the /thin Lyrique the VW et Andorra.