The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-25 00:00:00

-(THLB DAY.)

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SAL to W.S.W. Op..
dente to strong.
B.E. to S.W. and
fresh to strong, *ill;
sone rain.
Easterly to southerly.
freak fine generally-
&gag to W 0.W.,
Berate to strong, age
generally.
*laid. Wales, and
adla-
el and Bay at Away.
th Sea.

G THE HONITIMON.-..
the village of Uppingto.,
iequire into the came of
seder peculiar dm...
achard Barsby,
aged
iirkby. • widow, four
evidence adduced at
by, who obtains • living
in Wednesday engaged in
us newly-married mile it
was horrified to tied his
bed in her night clothes,
iota were found • couple
r, sad the bottom of the
Opitate, @apposed to have
landsnum. A fetter was
wedding-ring. It wu as
1 am broken-hearted
a this earth. I hap.
r can tell what I have
bbsrd will make a coffin.
leer, and some one mast
wahappy end, for I could
I never thought I
end ; but I cannot eat
I being married I cannot
old be happy any woes
• trouble it will be to
messy in Rupert's Lend)
• him. I am no nu in
srk. I might have been
F. I am quits broken
mere me for all Y ham
al bless you." The jury
thee deceased destroyed
of unsound mind.

IRA FALLS.—Professor
ed s narrow escape at
walking en Goat bleed
cm dropped her parasol,
'o the bank of the river,
ed it up, but on atteinpt
ep and the ironed bard,
the very brink of the
is SO or 90 feet high;
roots of an upturned
,ver the abyss. The shock
ly, and it appeared on the
The ladies shrieked and
was at band. A moveraiet
at of wiod seemed sufficient
critical moment one of the
skirt, cut them into strips,
f clothing from the rest of
beamed a sloes to the
lown to Mr. Ruggles. who,
7up the bank. It wee
The rape was held firmly
t untie or break. and a fail
slow most be the illimitable
abed terra firma, his fair
narkable presence of mind.
to unconscious state.— e4o

g.—Whatever mischief
and prejudice has been an.
offexible pride. Venetia is
tle and costing mush, but
n palladium of the empire.
which might be preached
s foldes which it is in the
nit. We are no believers.
r of goveroments to crests
ir creed is rather that is
minister to itself. How
n the misgovernment of
nil hands that so much may
of policy ; in other words,
she is suffering are entirely
meet. She needs internal
a= of Ireland. But, while
what legislative measures
icl, everybody knows what
tent from Hungary. Give
in, leave her her old in.
So in finance. Everybody
ain Seance ; it 000sista in
rmy bas been kept on its
Ae of claims which have
y for a province which is
the expeuditure is large
everybody knows that this
niole.e policy of protection.
r which has been so mw
on the other hand, sa these
went, good government can
is has sunk, we believe that
niog to a sincere reooncilic•
o; of Venetia, by reducing
t her tariff, to save herself
mune her former place in
ich an opportunity, and we
F the Emperor has at length
who are willing to take ad.
mss.
lowing ordination by the
k place in the parish church.
s—Hugh W. &Romeo, RA.,
ly. Edmond Tilsley Crow,
Dims. Edw. Few, B.A.,Cbrist
ral Hall, RA., Trin.
Qatellle Coll.. Cambridge,
Bishop of Rochester ; Charles
'ford ; Charles Wyman, of
iests—Wm. Boyd Carpenter,
mbridge ; James Dombrain,
,kiss, RA., Trin. Coll., Cant-
8.A., Bellied Coll., Oxon ;
Brueencee Coll., Oson
Woos Coll., Birkenhead, as
op of Winchester. And after
ireoses were granted for the
W. Bateman, to Beneedee.
terbury, St. Andrew with St.
it ; L D. Hall, Riverhead.
Cent ; C. Wincoll, St. John,
Dhurcb, Tonbridge-wells.
lOSPITA L. —A munificent
of this charity of 1001.
rse limier, of Scallion. near
'srkes, Professor of Stilitasy
Professor of Clinical *sai-
d Hospital. The annual rub-
Royal Highness the Prinve of
ram General !Coolly'. Mi.
park, Hampstead, has sent a
Mr. Jeremiah Greats:nes, of
,tv guinea..
CLERICAL CASE. —ln con-
pliant the Rev. S. Haworth.
ham, Nor folk (the name is not
hen been reported in some
at the Bishop of Norwich pro'
oto investigate the ease. The
r, huw.ver, be gone into until
meeting of the church cos-
he ease against the rev. defeo.
le Aid Raab Webster, as Ow
birth we. born in July, 186;
bun elipe.tl mince the birth er
Act requires promos&
Ms within two years. Another
t will, however, be gone into,
swans intimacy with a female
living in Heighain. Norwich.
rin rune has caused some sense.

W LIFE. AT EWELL POWDER.
ober a terrible explosion twit
Mille, in Burrey, carried as h 1
td sae attended, nolnennatelri
the workpeople. The accident
ill, containing one hydraulic
et powder into cakes. What
e time of the explosion boa ad
mature of the explosion It W
ren considerable. Jest before
men, awned Rill and Hoesraft. •
o atoms, The hydraulics pros
!own' in an adjacent field. It
Bios was caused by some OW
• press. The shock was felt
t, Mitcham. and nearly Oriel
lof the spot. At Ewell sea
,ges the windows of the heesee