The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-01 00:00:00

h. M respeagag, rearrea bi
patron, Bishop Barrington, who for men than halt • era.
tury was • member of the episcopate. He remembered that
venerable prelate saying to him, " Do not savage that I am
one of then why fled fault with everything I see around
me. Oa the contrary, in every 10 years of my long life, I
see increased zeal and successful earnestness oa behalf of
the clergy. That no they were to do honour to en institute
that paid special attention to antiquities, it was delightful
to see the inproveneen made ia the nest easiest iastita•
dews ; sad shift dry teneniseed the illeeniese ana
who bed detailed de rights act leglihates as those
borders, let dos set target that the asseedost et Betted
Will hes by his esnlan and elan* Wedged linent
everywhere with the established ens& (Applases.)
The Bev. ytlt.OlilrßßY, at the regent -stile Weeds", '
then gave a descried's of the cestle, sad enenpaand the
party in a perambulation through ill apertnean.

FIEIENASONIT..-.. The Uhler Gase4te publishes
the following latter ham the King of Swedes, to his
brother Freemen= albs Grand Ledge of ilsellesd. The
original wee =Ow in Treseh. The mar jonsail meadow
that the Grand Delver Ireland ii about to Seed Ides as as
honorary membsr:—'• To the Very Weethiphi the Orend
Master end Maher, of the Grand Ledge of illodiesd.—
My BrNiaso—The joy which every tosommem bib in
obtaining • lealimosy of the friendship ef hie leelheey that
joy I experieneed on receipt of the diploma ef Irmaravy
member of the Very Worshipful fined Ledge of 6106.
land, which yes have cwt me. In eissignlng are this
honourable peaks la the midst of you have eibried
me a striking pied of year to my mass. I
appraises the berawsmose pelkednely ft I Gm the Ira ea
whom the iledeleisa Ma less eeallieeed Is Ibis
The 'Nth el a heemmen is, at arm sebb mad spar it
is ear &set to labour with sallablesel mid, sod s boort
stoppi of& traterad love, fee the t
us
nee Ilto weal who are o sad all *me mho me
la Seeable, bane iseoatestibls titles ear mhos sad elm-
ritslis peeesetlea. It is by holding inn In the Indian-
Ishii heed which Ignites all our Waken however die-
posed, over ell the surface of the glebe, that we can attain
to the ask to which we aspire in sia, but without ever
sominge demo we know that everywlsrik and en all coca-
ear brethren are ready to come Moor old with that
that spirit of concord, and that emideuto which
characterise all the members of our Offiff. Be satis-
Asil, my brethren, that 1 observe with the almost attention
the march of events in the masonic world, lied that I sin-
ertely rejoice in the antes which attends es ell true free-
mmaiserldle labouring for the purposes shish yea lave
laillthisi—nomely, the happiness '
sad m
Ohms-
atty. I ofilor yea, my brethren, the 12.1111211 m of my fra-
Israel
stetson. and it is by the bey umber that I re- '
gemmed yea all to the allipowenlal jetleelins of the Great
Mahon Nth* Umbels% who OW MP 'PDS% joy, and be-
nediatise.—Oscam--Illschhem. fieSembst 17, 1851.
Am Torsos (LA?: Grand Secretary of thoChandbiational
Ledge of Scotland.
ALLEGED MURDER IN ST. GILES'S. This
a report was generally spread in the neighbour-
=ll St. Giles's that • MIS named IL N.M.. who re-
oiled in Nottingham court, King-etreet, Looss-airs, had
been severely beatenby two men sad killed, which, win-
quiry, proved to be • feet. The deceased was is arrears for
rent, sad the landlord, T. Liston!, and T. lintham, pro-
-1 ceded yesterday to the house for the purpose Ossining on
his goods. Lucas engaged la a desperate draggle with
1 the landlord and Nulling, who !necked him down and
severely kicked and beat him, he was conveyed Into his
room in • state of iasiengibility, and expired this morning
at seven o'clock. The surgeon to St. Giles's infirmary, on
samassation, found a laps wound had been inflicted on the
Maple and the back of the skull fractured, besides other
VstThe lobes have taken into custody the man
all, bat the lemillord Lisbey has absconded, and as yet
eluded the Velum of the police. The body of the de-
onsed hem bees remined to fit. Giles's workhouse to await
the Impost.
DINTETTIVE FULL—TIM DAT.—Thin morning
at a few minutes before 2 o'clock, a lire, attended with a
considerable destruction of property, broke out in the pre
mhos holoeging to Nears. Wigram and Co., ship builders,
of Blaelkwall. The in when discovered had obtained •
strong held of the stores, a building upwards of 110 feet
18811. and cestigsous to the NMI bore and steam meld-
eery depot. The private eagles belsegleg es the ism, was
est to work, but as the iiagnsion Goadased to travel
amossagsrs were sent to Lesion for additional moistmle.
The mement the news anted two engines of the Lesion
Brigade asd of the West of England Ofilen started to the
seine. The ire had meanwhile seized upon a vut quantity
'Mabee, which wan biasing away with great fury, and
had also sommanicated with the steam-machinery building.
After sometime the flames were extinguished. The damage
dose is thus stated : The greater portion of the store-houses
it=; • portion of the mast-house burned ; a cosi-
:wiry of timber and stores consumed; and seri-
ous injury to the steam-machinery, de.
Nate CoLotoLti. Bimiorair.—Arrangements have
bees made Ike the forsamion of a bishopric in the Mauritius
I . hish Is et peemat ender the ecclesiastical jurisdiction of
' the of lasidea. The Society for the Propagation of
the se legaign Parts has contributed 3,000'. to-
week temesdes of the mew an.