The Express.
London, England, 1865-04-03 00:00:00

DEATH OP THE EARL OP DESART.

We regret to announce the death of the Bari of
Desert, who expired between six and seven o'eloek a.m., as
Saturday, at his 13311111600, in Eaten-swan His data rai
salted from the very severs injuries be bad received en
Wednesday night, by accidently falling down stairs as he
was retiring to rest. From the first it was feared that the
Warier would prewefatal. Hie Isle lordship continued fa
state of insensibility up 'obis death. The lamented noble-
man wee the only child of James (Away, woad Bad et
Desert, do., in the peerage of Ireland, by Catherine, skint
daughter and co-heir of Mr. Hawke Nugent O'Connor, of
Mount Pleasant, King's County. He was born the 12th
of October, 1818, and married, the 28th of JUD 4..
1842, Lady Elizabeth Campbell, third daughter of the
late Earl of Candor and enter of the present peer, by
whom be leaves ions three sons and an only daughter—
namely, William, Viscount Castle Cafe, born 10th July,
1845, in the Grenadier Guards ; Hon. Hamilton, bon 301 k
August, 1848; and Hon. Otway, born 11th January, 1853.
aed the Lady Alice, born 25th May, 1844, and married to
the Hoc. John Major Henniker, eldest sob of Lord Hee-
raker, M.P. The late earl was only two years of age when
he sueemeded to the family honours on his father's &atilt
He was ideated at Mkt Church. Oxford. At the mead
elegem fa 1842 he was elected H.P. for Ipswich, but
ensjoyed the honour only a few weeks, having been unmated
by • committee of the House of Commons in August the
same year. In 1848 he was elected a representative peer of
Ireland. On the formation of the Earl of Derby's adminis-
tration in 1852 he was appointed Under-Secretary for the
Co/onion Visermat Castle Cuffs, as his eldest son, sneered.
to the earldoms.

ROYAL ITALIAN 014161.—The announcement of
GagMato Teti drew a crowded audience on Saturday
evening. It is Waco, lama, Oat axe se suwatap
is seen at the opera before Easter. The 1.40.14 looked ag
fashionable and brilliant es if it bad bees the height of
the season. The only thing which detractid somewhat
from the pleasure given by this floe patronesses was
its excessive length, more especially as it was a Saurdsy
night. The clutala did not fall till one o'clock in the
merging. . _

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SALE Or TEI LATE ELUL CADOOLIeS COLLIS'.
MS.—The lite Lord CaNllll WU for many years Cue
of the most distinguished of oar noble virtuosi, more espe-
cially for his general good taste and coonoinieurship is col-
lecting works of est of every kind not coming under the de-
nomication of pistons. There are, it is true, a few pictures
and drawireis, but they are rather curious than important se
examples of the masters they represent. This extraordinary
assemblage of bric-a-brac, which is now doomed to follow
the fate of the Bernal, the Da Bruges, the Boltikoff, the
Campaue, and the Portal's collections, is now exhibited in
the spacious sale-rooms of Messrs. Christie and Marmon, and
will occupy the whole of this week in the sale, which com.
mences to-day with the old gold and silver plate.
THY LOCK-OUT IA THE IRON TRADS.—There is
nothing sew to report is connexion with this nufortanate
struggle—the late refusal of the men to make soy anew
sim in their demands in order to bring about a settlement
having, for the present, put a stop to the good °Mom of
three who CAM, forward se peacemakers. _

NEWSPAPER PRESS FUND.—.tt a meeting of the
aoannittee of this fund, held on B►tsnLy, at the offices,
6, Besefort-biffidiegs, Strand. the president (Lord Boner-
toe) is the chair, several sew member were elected. ie.
eluding some gentlemen concocted with the pries in York-
shire. An application for relief was considered, and a grant
was made. The treeenow (Mr. 1). N. Macrae) reported that
• strong feeling existed is Lasombire in favour of the in-
stitatioe, and that there was every probability of • large
accession of members from that county. It was resolved
that the finance oommittee ebpold be empowered to pur-
chase 1,3001. Is mew* to be laureled is the Dunes of the
trustees.
ORTIRAL PALACE,, HAI.S-A-CROWN DAT. •••••
SATURDAY, API= L—Adaiaio..• on payment, 1,367; &Me
by rases tieketm. 3.448: 4.595.
ROY AL Fain 1:10811TAL, GRAY'S. INN-ROAD.—The
soustier of patients relieved et this hospital Mules the week
seam April 1 wee 3,177, of which 1.016 were new seem

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