The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-14 00:00:00

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EVENING.—Her Majesty_ is
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slay at Omberse.—Oieerecr.
the Mem et Preseisuseived
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▪ Priseem etteerbil by bee mite,
o'cloek, travails by the Lesion
away, on her retain to Caddo/bury
wane the Duke lad Duchess of
Hereditary Grand Duke and Grand
r Strelits, returned to town on War-
ier Majesty the Queen Dowager, at
i. Their Royal Highnesses proceeded

beet Grosvenor had the honor of
at Osborne House, at dinner, on

ton, Deputy Chairman of the
en interview with the Chancellor of
rday. Colonel Moberly had also en
t hen. gentleman.
wn on Saturday afternoon, on a
at his residence, Templeton House,
interview with Sir George Grey
me-ofilce.
xt had en interview on Saturday
the Exchequer.
radon returned on Friday evening
Park, Herts.
Sir George Grey left town on
Tunbridge Wells.
pondent.)—Viscount Palmerston
!arty hour on Saturday morning from
ving the previous day received highly
from hie Excellency Mr. Buiwer, at
riscount was busily engaged up to the
(ship retailed to his seat near Ramsey
thampton.
he Austrian Ambassador returned
Thursday night from Captain Mount-
ag-box, Stow-hall, Norfolk. The
returned to the Embassy on Thurs..
1-on-Sea.

'riday night contained a Treasury
'ates of postage between this country
is now reduced to 6d. fed each letter
ounce, with the option of prepayment
nder ; newspapers are to be charged
estenlay a sermon was preached
de, of the Weigh-house, in behalf of
s island of Raratonga, in the South
last, were visited by a severe hUlTiOllle
of all their property, and, with the
rthrew every building on the island
understand, amounted to about 1001.
CHURCHYARDS.—Thirty-thm in-
s's, Westminster, have signed a requisi-
ardens to convene • vestry, to consider
hg the burial-ground.
HE LONDON AND JOINT STOCK
afternoon, between the hours of two
met barefaced robbery, to the amount of
nutted et the London and Joint Stock
nen named Gatlin, firm of Clarke and
-end Mailings, Fulham, =dieters. Mr.
it the time mentioned, attended at the
e bank, for the purpose of paying in
' the firm. While standing there, he
coat, and turning round he observed
ug man, attired in a shooting-jacket,
of the bank, but he unfortunately
circumstance, and gave no alarm, though
r in the money he found that his pocket-
Uy abstracted, with its contents, which
d gold, &c., amounting to 3241. 2s. 11d.,
1, and sundry letters and memoranda.
a of Russian leather, with a steel clasp,
me Bank of England 3001., No. 37.541,
6 ; 201., lid. A'
dated May 5,
rns, and 2s. Ild. A reward of 301. has
apprehension of the thief, and
noportionately to any portion
BALL FROM A SCAFFOLD.--SamoMi
-eight years, a bricklayer, was en-
in front of a new house in Battersea-
f the labourers threw a hod of bricks
id, which caused one of the poles to give
precipitated from the third story to the
hod of bricks fell upon him, fracturing
rise injuring him. He was removed to
tel where very slight hops are enter-
rery.—ReN OVER.—Last evening, at
ged female, whose name could not be
rowing the carriage way immediately
era' Arms Tavern, Old Kent-road,when a
a knocked her down. The driver did all
his horses, but before e had time, the off
hole passed over her neck. Before she
✓urgeen's she expired.—Faon DROWN-
, afternoon a young man named Sullivan,
owed in a match on Tuesday next for a
r prizes, given to commemorate the pass-
kippers' Act, hired a small funny and was
off Stone-stain, Radcliff, when a large
easing behind such a swell that his boat
s drowned.
iaturday morning, shortly after 12
hich caused great alarm, broke out in the
; to Mr. John Ramsay, a bone-crusher and
anufacturer, situate in Dean-street, Shad-
originated, from some unknown cause, in
d with such rapidity did they extend, that
tarter of an hour they had penetrated the
fire was extinguished that part of the pre-
t commenced was all but destroyed. Un-
Ramsay bad not insured.—Another fire
same morning, at a quarter-past three
amities, No. 19, Marian-street,
Old Kent-
motion of Mr. J. May, and before the
lued, the basement floor and the staircase
mad, and the upper part of the house and
aged by water. The fire originated in the
he kitchen. The premises were not insured.
king, shortly before 4 o'clock, an alarming
aged female lost her life, broke out on the
Little Bartholomew-close, West Smithfield.
cupied by numerous families, and the de-
la, tenanted the back room of the first ROM.
tea having perceived smoke, proceeded to
on entering deceased's room a most fearful
self to them, the apartment being in a ge-
, in the middle of the floor was the deceased
Del head to foot. She was removed with
ice, but expired almost immediately after-
ace of water being at hand, the flames were
tart of the building in which they originated.
except the unfortunate woman Gould hay-
*OM. it is impossible to say what was the
unity.
- SUICIDE BY DROWNING. MT. W.
nquest on Saturday at the King's Arms, St.
3amberwell, on the body of W. J. Dolbie,
sommitted suicide on Wednesday evening
ng himself into the Surrey Canal.—Mary
r re.iding in Essex-street, Strand, said that
is her son ; be had been out of employment
s, in consequence of having met with a severe
i upon his mind, and compelled him to seek
workhouse at Bermondsey. On Tuesday
sittance to St. Thomas's Hospital, as an ic-
r a disease of the spine. On the following
house without permisaion, and witness had
hear anything of him until Thursday, when
that his body bad been found in the canal.
ig time been in a very desponding. state.—
aorary insanity."--DEATH ?ROW ERYSIPE-
Yilliam Payne, at St. Bartholomew's Hospital,
William Montague, aged 57, a cowkseper and
'o. 1, Seabright,treet, Hackney-road. The
subject to erys4elas in the leg and had an
re attack on Tuesday lest. He went to the
el
on Thursday, and was told by the surgeon
sep his bed, and that unless he came into the
g could be done for him. Deceased said that
e might be be could not be spared from his
Friday he was so much worse that the surgeon
speedy death, but considering that his wife
e room with him dying of fever, and that he
roperly attended to at home, advised his re-
capital. Hs was taken then in a cab with all
but on his arrival was found to be dead.—
nal death."
OF THE POST-OFFICI6--13, Catherine-
Sept. 13th, 1846 —Allow me to call your
e following ;—Yesterday morning I sent three
&pen in a cab to the Post-office to be for-
day mad. Fleet street being blocked up, my
;1, as usual, to work their way through the
nd on coming mat of Farrineon-street to go
ill, they found use:pettedly that the peviors
ed that road, which compelled them ro return
ingdon-street ; when they reached Newgate-
as impassable, owing to the large number of
I they were obliged to pass through Smith-
'sequence of these repeated interruptions the
ach the Post-office till three minutes after the
for receiving papers. My men begged of the
low the papers to go, explaining the cause of
time, and ultimately got them taken in with
ding that they should go by that pest ; but
surprise when at ten o'clock last night the
r was sent me by a customer at the West-end,
ived it by the eight o'clock evening delivery :
"General Post-oace, Sept. 12.
to inform von that nearly two thoomnd newspapers
of Mr. Wild, Catherine-street, Strand. arrived ben
too late' to be forwarded by the day malls. Some of
is superscription, appear to bare been sent from your
Mae, any complaints are received by you Of id°l