The Express.
London, England, 1847-06-14 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL.

LANCASHIRE.
OHIGIN 011 THE LINNIIPOOL BATHS AND WASH-HOCSIE
THE EMIT IN ENOLAH/A—A small subscription has been
co/limed to reward the services of Catherine ilkinaon, the
originator ef these institation• On Monday last a little
fife, to hermit of her, was given In the grounds at Manley-
-kill, near Liverpool. The eitildreu of those who were in-
terested for he., and her own lanside friends, formed a very
gay and happy consomme; and a china tea-act, with silver
teapot and cream jug, were permuted to her. The tea-pot
here this inscription :—" Present: lathe the Queen
Dowager, and the ladies of Li. , to Catherine Wilkin-
son.—' Thou shalt love thy neig as thyself.' "
THE 1114/111 POOL—DEATH t ANOTHER RIAIEVING
Orrlcan.—There is a diniinuts im the number of paupers
who have arrived from Ireland this weak. On Tuesday, there
were 866, and ea Wednesday, 423. Noes of the parties were
afflicted with fever. Seventy of the fever patients have been
removed from the town to the Aklsar irmiretto. Another re-
liev ng officer, Mr. Norton, has fallen a victim to the malig-
nant disease introduced amongst us by the Irish famine ; he
died on Wednesday, and has -left a widow and five young
children. Another officer, monied Cornett, is also laid sip by
fever.—Lin. Mere.

MARRIAOI OP MIL'7O7I;rBILIORT, M.P.—Thursday
morning being the weekly meeting of the Friends at their
meeting-house, George-meet, Wakefield, was fixed upon as
the day upon which Mr. Bright's marriage with Mire
Leathern should be solemnised, according to the usual form
of that body. For half an hour previously to the time ap-
pointed (half-put 10), the chapel began to be filled by a nu-
merous and respectable portion of the inhabitants of the
town and neighbourhool Amongst the company present,
most of whom were of the fair sex, we ( IValrefie/d Journal)
observed a great number of Mr. Bright's political friends.
Within a few minutes of half-put 10 the wedding party ar-
rived, and immediately took the seats apportioned to them.
The whole company sat for about threequarters of an hour in
silence, when Mr. Bright arose, and taking the right
rarZlcit of Miss Leathern, pronounced in • low, but distinct
voice, the following words:--" Friends, I take my friend,
Margaret Elisabeth Leathern, to be my wife, and promise
by thyme assistance to be unto her a loving and faithful
husband until it shall please God to part us by death."
INCORPORATION or BRADFORD.—The charter of incorpo-
ration granted by the Queen to the inhabitants of the par-
liamentary borough of Bradford was received in that town
on Thursday last by Mr. J. A. Cooper, the provisional town-
clerk. Mr. Gathorn Hardy, barrister, is appointed to re-
vise the bursae lists, which are to be published early in
July, and the election of councillor', aldermen, and mayor,
will take piece about the middle of August.
A PRISON SHEARER OD Tuesday last put the police of
Doncaster on the qui vice. One George Burley had been,
on the previous day, committed for trial, on a charge of rob-
bery. The policeman on duty at the station-house, Pawson,
went, An is the usual practice, shortly after seven o'clock, to
the upper cell, in which the prisoner was confined, when
Burley complained of being unwell and, at his urgent re-
quest, was allowed to remain in bed some time longer. In-
stead of locking the door, Pawson left it open, so that he
could come below at his leisure. Immediately lifter the
policeman departed, this disciple of Jack Sheppard, it would
seem, got up, and having broken into three pieces the shaft
of a beam, which had been given to him for the purpose of
cleaning the prieoulard, he placed them one above
another through the iron grating in the upper cell. At
the bottom of the same grating he had threaded a long
towel which he had said when washing himself. Climbing
upon the window of the lower cell he had retched the towel,
drawn himself up, and stepping upon the wooden projec-
tions had got over the spikes at the top of the wall, and
made his escape into a field adjoining Mr. Earnahaw's
factory. It was a most hazardous and dangerous exploit,
for had either of the wooden projections given way he must
have bean precipitated on the stone pavement below. About
a quarter to nine, an official went to look for the prisoner,
but he was gone, and coming into the yard his means of
escape were soon visible. An alarm was immediately given,
but as it was most probable he had been off above an hour,
the prisoner had some lengths in advance. He had been
seen by a little girl running in the direction of Crimpull.
Every outhouse in the immediate neighbourhood was
examined, and a most vigilant search oommenced, but with-
out success.
NORTHVYBERLAND.
, MEDICAL REGISTRATION BILL.—On Wednesday a meet-
ing of the medical profession in Newcastle was held, to con-
sider the Medical Registration Bill now before parliament;
• Dr. Radian in the chair. A petition to parliament in
favour of the bill was unanimously agreed to. Another peti-
i tion is favour of Mr. Wakley's measure of medical reform is
in course of signature at Citttectd.....

THE SCHOOL OP 15112.-.10;....:; irOTT‘..lroHlfl bad an exhibi-
tion on Wednesday last. The drawings were numerous,
and are stated to have displayed a marked improvement,
when compared with these of the previous year. The num-
ber of pupils had greatly ineressed.
CIMMILE.
A Veil:norm Wazuz. Waal'" some monitor
persons unksawn," los boa by th•
iirreddeV
nelled to brnstigete die dreassolimer of
Thos. Finnigan, at Birkrpt=illt If
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nit* egricathoral waits yr beard at dia laieKty ter
✓oam at Brater. Edward Hall, of Armin 16, wet
charged lry Mr. J. Barre, Omar, althorn voith
harm left Ids erviso. It appreid Mat oesermi Mod
at t. pet wookawas4a et die esimsfiererr • tottit
hod to tle work, an to ea
The 'a bear dr mass set riWilis-
is j beillito hoop est ells I. a week; he west
to lie. Donn llial to ran the lad's wear, ma
di, ballroom wait set keep him is victuals ; that Mr.
Dorsey rellosii to shears die.pay, bat told Ma to at=
bin Mr away if ha Moil The
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tare the law ~• ado ltd nom resporalse or-
ion him to ;On 11:Learvisa-
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Thursdays, awl es hweaehre. The round tower
le alto ehrwa to the am the tame dap betimes the
Mara el 11 mai 4.
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1 la arristelva sum brae eat st Bath oa &tar*
rordag, Veil the WI WI/ a lir. Long, ink-lamer; in
the Abbey OweihrwiL Bohn the the could be pat oat,
dm bahidag with the Theis et the valuable trade eteek, was
reducod to ;thee.
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bplasi sksi.t to be renewed at this peethoott4 saw
to fear.- The IF., of ~

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teas bat bees hid et the Osb -
vend laid deers, q+lt keelelpiht
!attached mote thee fie laMbirdia
limarremszte oettreatt.—Thetillbent
show. at Tram, Bawl* Peoseseee. Itheetse, awl Lieleserd.
The villein Wiwi lies ten ay sets abed
ataielpetell Iliihheeth the mereater:Zdes.
The puma hi* pleb be way
latish se egeleeleieht deeh r them ledger
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cams. to sews then win S
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lowa. Th• sleeppaihawas excesayity gook let the
slow of pip mu heaL Mara was a lir sitar et shwa
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'tut arts.
Tii Odd btOVieltb rotuttni Pau for the beet
plotters elks " Haglike of Christ in tie River Jordan" bee
bum awards* to Mr. Mk Wood.
THE Birtnerfett or ?AMMO, lit Wiebihd
NALL.—The •111.•1101, die ezbakido deli pride.
le WeftMelew beseildik tbe sew boom et peek.
nerd, an weft ersetleit bet * b stated ft sal not be
apes to the pais wade lb* we* to Jody.
OLD 36dritte At ifflt Burn= brefTITIITION.—
SatariaygiVe duos view of ties oul yearly eshititku
of oba awl neeekete at kbe Babb bodeatie-n. Tbo
directs* die extdbilbto. ;pm foltder be err* to
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I waive tenteditek it. Lard Iftebeeseek's " Om" *fairly
I woothdteddWit that is draped for the slob imbibition.
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baits, ken Mein.. We as see beet lids pie.
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