The Express.
London, England, 1853-01-01 00:00:00

virulent i. up.
the ministry as 1. a siinhinatioaordineents sad pspina," shaft, aadjuelped---off but the other two were crushed is a
Mr. Keogh is a young statesman, only lately called to the nonfat. The boy fell with the hutch, but caught Menge
bar, and of only two years' standing as a Queen's counsel. whoa about half way down the pit, and was thus meedues
But his legal acquirements ere admitted by his professional fall/ saved.— Vora BraisA Doily Mail.
brethren, and his general attainments, as well as his lib,- SEVERE STORMS IN NORTH WALES,—The violent
slit yof eharaeter, do not stand in need of their attestation. gale whieh has been prevalent in most parts of the king.
The Qwlc Reporter assumes a still more decided ', don has been severely felt in many parts of North Wahl&
kne. It says 'ln the neighbourhoods of Ruthin and Denbigh the coition
Ths Irish appointments in connexion with the new mi- 1 is one mass of water, the high winds being accompanied by
aistry, not filled up when we last wrote, have since, with • heavy and almost inc ssant rains. The beautiful Vale of
the exception of the Under-Sicretaryship, been made, and, !Cl•yd is so completely inundated as to resemble a largo
es we anticipated, in a way thoroughly satistictury to the lake ; and in the vicinity of Holywell the depth of watercil
eountg. The Lord Lieutenancy is conferred on the Earl , such that not only boats, but large vessels might sail agem
of st. (lemmas, who, as Lord Eliot, filled the post of Chief its surface. A most terrific gale his been experienced**
Secretary, in 1841, a:lth such impartiality and judgment as Cunarvon. The force of the tide was such that the
have rarely been exercised by its occupants. The Chief enemies wall of the quay was forced down in flee place%
Secretaryship is given to Sir John Young, whose abilities ' huge stones being scattered in all directions, and the spray
and integrity are alike undeniable. -The Chancellor- dashing furiously up to the walls of the ancient castle.
ship is most properly restored to Mr. Brady, whowi, Many houses were partially unroofed, and windows in some
legal attainments and experience as an equity judge, both instances were blown in. The landing-stage of the piss
in the Court of Chancery sod the Court of Exchequer, was detached from its position, and now floats like a raft at
so eminently qualify him for the judicial functions of the Menai. A vessel of SOO tons burthen, the Onward,
his high office, while his firtune-s and impartiality fit him bound from Liverpool for New Orleans, in ballast, has bees
no less for the important charge attaching• to it, or regu- driven ashore off the bar, her sails being blown to atom*
hung the magisterial body. Mr. Brewster is Attorney- On Tuesday the weather bad somewhat moderated ; beg
Geseral, and Mr. Keogh Solicitor General, and their Dam- to-day (Wednesday) it is blowing strorgly, accompanied
breed qualities cannot fail to secure the judicious and able by heavy rain. ..
tltninistratioe of their peculiar department. Lastly, Mr. BOSTON AND IDLAND COUNTIES RAILWAY AND
John Nadleir is to be the Irish Lord of the Trem Ma
Docxs.—The directors of this company (proposing to ens.
festive In which he will have much to do with the Irish neet Nottingham and the midland districts with the port Od
business generally, and to which be will bring as much star- Boston, by a railway running from Boston to, and for
ling ability sad practical business habits
al any one on a junction with, the Ambergate Railway, near Grantham ,
whom the duties of the office could devolve. The under- are, we understand, in s condition to proceed with r
secretaryship,il.. it appears, it to be given either to Sir Thomas till this session. The docks for the present are abandoned.
thatithe" or to Mr. CEFlsherty, and it may be safely said The capital required has been subscribed, and Messrs.
conferring it on either would complete a most Peto and Betts, the eminent contractors, have arranged
Valuable, and certainly hitherto unequalled, Irish with the company for the construction of the line, on term
executive
i highly favourable to the shareholders. The capital re.
Tbe Getteay Pocket says: quired for land, stations, sod works is but 2.50,0001., end
thish the Restitution of the present cabinet, the people of the length of line 32 miles, making the cost somewhat
,l' ~,Wastr, have a fair it tee that there will be no under 8,0001. per mile.
:isillee Persecution; that the pure fountains of mixed I LItOYAL MUNIFICENCE.—Her Majesty and Prince
'thatl— .s!rot will not be diverted into sectarian channels, and Albert have again testified their interest in the welfare of
oast' Orange ascendancy dodge, which was silently the labouring classes by a joint donation of 1501. towards
wader the
by the last executive, sill not be tolerated , the funds of the " Public Baths and Wash-houses Commit-
feuds, which
reyrses. We trust that the bitter reli- i tee," making a to'al of GS N. given by them for the
, which were seen tly encouraged by the i)erby "Model" establishment in Cioulaton-square, Whitechapcl.
Irnerameat, will be allowed -
Itesd a mat,— - 1 PARIS Oftzexe.—The police haying for some time
. air religious animosities in the minds of the ;
t 0 abetter
the influence of the executive will be directed past remarked at different public halls and other places of
several elegantly dressed foreigners, whose
toiletry, and6tterfeeling among the inhabitants of the gerwswalualins•ent appeared to them weltici'us. a coommarY of
I,_, stimulate their energies to the development of
..sisistrien resources. pike a few days ago questioned one of them as to his
isaas of existence. The men became confused, and con-
doned that he was one of a band of sharpers, who lived by
eating at play ; and he added that their profits were so
large that they all lived in luxury. It appears that profes-
sional " Greeks" contemplated making a grand compJign
,its winter. The police have recently mired a great quan-
tity of marked cards.—Oalignoni.

Em MAJEATT.—A fest, stated some weeks ago,
l aatboritativily repealed by the nits, as follows:
COQWe have reason to belieee that an event may be ex-
pected ta the euly part of Allift west, which will add a new
Member to the royal family."