The Express.
London, England, 1862-07-07 00:00:00

A WOMAN SHOT BY HER HUSBAND IN
SALFORD.

On Sunday, between 1 and 2 o'clock, a man
earned Charles Knott, a shoemaker, residing in Beek Has.
linerestreet, Salford, shot his wife. He had just finished
thrust, at which his wife and a man named Henry Abbott
were present, when he embed his wife for 2d. to get a gill of
sin She refused to give it him. Over the fireplace was ague,
which was leaded and had a cap on it. This belonged to
his wife's brother. Thomas Derbyshire. He had brought
it to his sister's house on the previous Thursday or
Friday, because his mother refused to allow him to keep it
in bar house. The Haunt couseuted that it should remain
in their house, and it was accordingly placed over the man-
tatehelf. When his wife reload to give him the money
fie asked for, he took the gun down, pointed it at her, and
said he would shoot her. She screamed out that it was
loaded, and Carped herself partly aside, but he fired, and
the contests of the gun sabered her side. Al soon as his
wife fell, her lushand manifested the meet intense sorrow.
Mr. Crosby and Mr. Larmuth were sent for. They came,
and after emuniaing the woman, stated that she could not
live. The radios were immediately communicated with,
end Mr. J. Kay, one of the insgistrates, attended by Mr.
Taylor, the bead constable, went to the house, aad took
down the woman's deposition. Her husband was removed
to the lockup. The preemie is 25 years of awes
and hie
wife 23. He will be brought ap at the dastard POWs Court
this massing.

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fresh to strong, to moderate.
showery.

Judgment is to be given to-day on the exceptions
raised in the late trial at Dublin in the Yelverton cam
Yrs. Yelvertoo's sympathisers on the other side of the
Channel—and their number is not legion since the ap-
piano°s of her novel on convent life—are disheartened by
the judgment of Lord Ardmillan. From the laxity of the
Scotch law of marriage, and her victory in the Irish courts,
they thought her position unamailable.
DEATH OF LADY EDWARD HOWARD.—This
lady died on Thursday lest from disease of the heart. The
public is acquainted with her from the celebrated trial.
"Doyle v. Wright," concerning the personal custody of her
ladyship (as Miss Augusta Talbot then a ward in Chancery.
Her death, although symptoms of disease were weU known
to her medical attendants, was somewhat sudden. Her
ladyship leaves a youthful family of five daughters and
an only see.
DRATR or MR. ERRINOTON.—We regret to an-
nowice the death of Mr. John Edward Erringios, the Vies-
Preeident of the Society of Civil Engineers. Mr. Erriegteni
who waa of an old Northumbrian family, was here at Han
in 1808. He became a civil engineer, and whim railways
began so be constructed in the north of &Wend, devoted
himself chiefly to that department of the profession eon-
parted with them. Along with Mr. Locke, he was sogineec
to the Glasgow and Greenock Railway god Dock, the
Lamest*, and Carlisle, the Oiledociaa, the East Lan-
cashire, the Scottish Central, Scottish Midland, Rod
Aberdeen Railways. About the year 1850 be wee, main.
with Mr. Locke, appointed consulting engineer for the
northern division of the London and North Western
Railway, and in that capacity coodrocted many of their
branches and extensions. He was also, up to the tune of
his death, engineer-in-chief to the Loudon cod South-
Western Railway. He superhitended the construction of
the lines recently opened connecting that system with
Exeter and the West of England. He was, like his partner
(Mr. Locke), a strong advocate for swampy in the first rod
of construction, and the lines executed by him all beer tes-
timony to this. Mr. Erringtoe will be gloomily regretted
by a large circle of professional and private friends, whose
confidence and esteem he had acquired by his undeviating
integrity and high professional honour.—Times.
Ponuo &moo ts Core w insioN. —The Public Schools
Commission visited Eton College on nudity last. Rat-
ko of the oommissioners were also held at No. &
Viearia-street. ea Friday and Saturday last. Present, the
Earl of Chirendoe. the Earl of Devon, the Lord Lytteltoor
Sir S. H. Narthexes, Hirt, M.P.. Rev. W. H. Thompsolli
H. Raiford Vaughan, Esq., sad the .
HOSPITAL POI STONE, GREAT ARYLIDOKI-
nun; Pown-two-rzacz.—Thia excellent iostitstioe. the
slay one of the kind in the trailed Kingdom, was established
to theyear 1861, for the treatment of Moue and other sear
iegons dfsisses, and through Its agency a great amount of
"kasellt has been *Deferred NI the applicants for relief.
With the view of augmenting the funds-, and thereby lwv•
teeing the neefulneis of the institution, the first miniver•
eery disuse will be held on its brawl( on Wednesday Dark
lathe Landes Tavern, nailer the presidency of General *
Anse Yorks Scarlett, Y. 0.5., w will, it is expected. be
Z=tay Lard Cardigan, Lord Abingsr, and many other
persons.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

(THIS DAY.)