The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-31 00:00:00

FJCPLANATION.

B.—Barometer corrected and reduced to Pt deg at mean set
level ; each 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing about ope.hundrekt
of an inch diminution : and each 10 deg., above El deg., eameg
nearly three.hundredths increase. E.—Exposed thermometer
In shade. D.—Difference of moistened bulb (for evaperano
and dew point). W.—Direction of wind ;true—two puinti
). F.—Forte (1 to 13—estimated). X.—Ettore
Lfr=eticee last report. C.—Cloud il to 9;. I.—lnitinit: I).
shy: c, clouds (detached); f, fog; It, hall: I, lightning.;
misty (hazy) : o, overcast (clnlli r, rain ;a, stow :t. than.?,e.
il.—floss of B.= ltain.fan, or snow, or hail melted. •md
last report. B.—Ses-eliatuthanes (1 to 9). Z.—Calm.

AN INDIAN PRINCE A GLOUCETTERSHIRE
LORD.—His Highness the Maharajah Dhuleep Singh is
Income the proprietor of Hathemp Godsend estate, lima
on the Cotswold Hills, about two miles from the
little town of Fairford, and nine miles from Cirencester.:
East Glouoestorahire. The estate comprises nearly 5,4/13
acres, with a rental (exclusive of the mansion, weeds, eel
fatiensdintlyhabbelyndina) dedwaboitofenatthe7;noCan3lnlian.eryLoarofang,Linpmooek,um.
nanitnmettli2"eiilll".
Henry IL by Fair Rosamond. At the supprenioe it are
granted to Sir William Sherrington, who soon afterwards
sold it to Mr. John Blomer, of Cowley, in the county
Gloucester. A female descendant of this gentleman wen
Sir John Webb, Bart. (the second baronet of that camel
Canford, Doesetehire, in whose family the Hatherop
peaty continued until the death of the fifth baronet '
when his daughter and heiress, married to .tatbouy,
E trl of Shaftesbury, succeeded. The Countess of Stu
bury left an only daughter and heiress, lady Barbara
ley Cooper, who was married to the Hon. William Fr
Ponsonby, afterwards elevated to the peerage as Ban
Manley. The old manor-house, situate above the
Colne, and built by Mr. John Blower, early in the rei;
Elizabeth, having fallen into decay, Lord de Mauler
few years sines, eta coat of twiny thousand pound
upon its site a noble baronial mansion in the
style of architecture, called " Hatherop Castle." It
also rebuilt the pariah church, which is close to the,
and with a beautiful mortuary chapel annexed.
decease of Lord de Manley the property descended to is
lordship's second eon, the Hon. Ashley George Job') rtfr
booby, M.P. for Cirencester. Mr. Ponsonby basin' ' kit
the neighbourhood, he deterniiiied to aell the estate, reds
was advertised to be sold at the Mart, London. in Fri*
last, However, on the previous evening his Higtoeis
Maharajah Dhuleep Singh became the uwnerof the or'P"
by private contract, at the price, it is said, of
The Maharajah is well known to bo passionately br
field sports, and be could not have chosen a more
hunting or shooting country in which to take up
deuce. It is said at Cirencester that Hatherep
spacious as it is now. is to be considerably ealarre
and that his highness intends to maintain '
blishment.
TER MINISTER'S WIDOW AND THE Dci"
Startled by her earnestness, though declaring he b
nothing, the young man hastened away. Mrs. is
seized her opportunity without loss of time. " Mr. 'I,
said the widow " lam just going to my sick child. .1
and you will be able to talk of your business more f
when I am gone, and I hope you will be guided to tire
good advice ; what I am afraid of is that he will throe ,
up," continued Mrs. Vincent, leaning her hand upos t!"
table, and bending forward confidential and solemn tots
startled butterman, "as so many talented yolla4, MI 1
our connexion do nowadays. Young men are so dithmoill°
deal with ; they will not put up with things that so
must be put up with," said the minister's mother, slatt
her head with • sigh. " That is bow we ere losing ail 0.-
young preachers—an accomplished young man his soma!
ways of getting on now. Oh, Mr. Tozer, I re;y ul"!4:2;
to give my son good advice ; if he is aggravated, It
terror that he will throw it all up ! Good night.
been our kind friend, and I have such trust in you! sq.!
which the widow shook hands with him earnestly
away, leaving the worthy deacon much shaken. so.'
weight of responsibility upon him. Vincent met her' ;I:
door, assuring her that Boman had not called ; bat ..0
a heroism which nobody suspected, teerohlini:
anxiety, yet conscious of having struck a mint
stroke, his mother glided away to the stiller.
the sick room, wham she sat questioning her. 7.,
wisdom all the evening after, and wondering whether, a.,
all, at such a crisis, she had done rrzht to cow s
When the minister and the deacon were left atom t
instead of returning with zest to their interrupted disco,
neither of them said anything for some minutes.
more Vincent took up his position on than hosithrot.
Tozer pied ruefully at the empty cup which he still cor_.,.ro`
with his hand, fall of troubled thoughts. The
sibility was almost too much for Tozer. He could seso
realise to himself what terrors lay involved in that !,j
ened danger, or what might happen if the minister torero
all up! He held his breath at the awful thong
widow's Parthian arrow had gone straight to the botwis!!,
ea hrt.—" Salem Chapel," in illackat-uotet I.Vaga:ott for •,
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