The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-28 00:00:00

LIFEBOAT SERVICES.

During the last twelve months the lifeboats of
the National Lifeboat Institution have providectislly bag
the mesas of rincsieg 479 lime from the following ship,
wreaks on the coasts of the United Kingdom :—Brig Raw
Ridley, of Plymouth, 8 ; barque Annum, dSunderland,
18 ; schooner Swan, of Debi* 4 ; fishing boat of Berwick.
on-Twoed, waved vessel and clew, 6; brig Elisabeth, of
Shields, saved vessel and crew, 7 ; schooner Albin, d
Teignmouth, 6 ; lugger La Nark Franqois le Pre &moo,
wed vessel and crew, 4 ; smack Leader, of Harwich, 1;
schooner Aiwa, of Norway, saved vessel and mew,4;
' schooner Emma, of Barrow, 5 ; yawl Hatching, of 1;.,,.
haves, saved vessel and crew, 3 ; brig Hants, of 0,6.1;
rived weevil ; barque Lasinttoo, of Naar", rented to
I rave marl and crew, 14 ; brig Border Chieftain, of Hard&
pool. 8 ; schooner Delia, of Nantes, 7 ; Impale,
I Wipes, of St. Ives, 2 ; *chooser Pfeil. of Mankmosio;
7 • schooner Sens, of Lynn, 4 ; schooner Teaser,
lel Goole, 1 ; ehip's boat, Redwharf Bay, A
s es
1 ; brigantine Burton, of Wiverrhoe, 1 ; reamer Clorea
Quires, of No; logger Peep o'Diy, of Waked,
g ; tae Nara Somas, al London, 19 ; whoser
Speed, of Wexford, 6 ; smack Agnes and Nary, al om.
gow, 1 ; stoop Garai', of Liverpool, saved vend arid
mew, 4 ,• schooner Johuson, of Exeter, 4 • brigentine Liga
of the Harem, of Whitetabia, saved vessel and crew, 4 ;
brig Mamie, of Palermo, saved vessel and crew, n•
schooner Henry Holman, of Plymouth, saved versa sal
enber, 8 ; schooner Thomas, of Livapool, 5 ; brif Nautilus,
el South Shields, raved vowel and crew, 9 ; brig listlier
toe, of Sunderland, saved vessel and am, 5;
brig Kathleen, of Hartlepool, saved vend sal
iv, 6 ; schooner Patrice, of Barth, 5 • dor
Robert Hood, of Newcastle-on-Tyne, 2; Preach 1,4
Providenos, of Granville, 4 ; schooner Earl &trod, of
Alluvial:, saved vessel and crew, b ; schooner Emma, d
Barrow, 6; brig Reaper, of Scarborough, 9; schoonw
Franklin, of Belfast, 4 ; Loophip Lighthouse keeper, 1;
sohoonorClara Brown, of Barrow, 4 ; scheoaer Maria, d
Hull, saved vessel rad crew, 3; fishing cob* a Nonage*
4 ; fishing smack Sple
_raid, at Grimsby, 9 ; Belgian rag
Repair, 11 • smack Dahlia, of Portmadr., raved eased and
mew, 3; lifter in Dublin Bay, 5 ; brig Argo, of Fral,
reed veer • barque Prydrapa, of North Shields, 13 ; brig
Wes:month: of Bonaire**, 9 ; brig Commendeweithea
Haupt, al Neeklenburgb, 11 ; schooner Test, of flonthrap.
tors 6 ; brigantine Torscooll Hamburg, 5 ; barque Ads*
el North Shields, 13 ; Norwegian barque Sinai, red
weed, 1; brig Anise sad Nary, North Shields, 9;
slap Ire* lairs, of Liverpool, 23; brig Bare
of Leedom, saved versa and crew, 10; schooner Taira, d
.S,: ; ship peso, of North Shikda, 21 ; snack Mary, of
, 1 ; slimmer Barbadian, offleverpool, 4 ; schooon
O'Counell, of Artlow, 5 ; brig Lucy, a/ Sunderland,
6; brig Zeeploaq of Hoene; 7 ; miaow Wuhan:woo;
el Verarn, 1; lad ship Temeseria, of Liverpool. 34;
making a total al 479 persons saved from shipwreck
by the lifeboats. fivert bas also granted
arm* and severa medals end other boaorry
acknowledgments to the crews of fishing-boats *oaf
adhere, for raining 182 prams from various wrecks aour
meets ; giving altogether a greed total of 661 live' saved
fern death during the past year, mainly through the
iastrumestality and encouragement of the National Lifeboat
Inellisticr. Far these joint services sad exereisiag the life
beats every quarter the Satiety has mid 4,8711. Who
that has seen some of them lifeboats put off in the vary
fury of the storm, has watched their successful fight wits
the elements, and bee seen the same boats rears, that ha
not felt a deep emotion, such as one cannot but experiere
when witneaung some heroic ands f -denyiacct. The ie.
siltation has 'Moody paid i y 21,374/ rious lito
beat stations. Winos its formation it has expended site.
1=418,8591. on its 153 lifeboat establishments. The
on the society cOntintle to be very heavy for pay
rests on lifeboat eetablahments It is therefore *greenly
hoped that the public at large will continue to 'reggaes
the hands al the committee in carrying out the great sad
national objects of the Lifeboat Institation.

times.
11r. Tyrwhitt fined the prisoner 20a. or 14 days, ob-
serving that he thought the best thing would be to have
the horse killed, and killed in a proper manner, mid at •
proper place, and that it should not suffer. If the
soner did not have it killed, it would be watched by the
officers of the society, and there would be • summons for
every day it was worked.
SOUTHWARK.
David Mahon, end Henry Gum* ruffianly looking
fellows, the former • tiekot-of-leave man, t were bro ugh
before Mr. Wooirych charged with washing Jamas Tur-
ner, and attempting to rob him of • goose, in High-skeet,
Borough.
The prosecutor said that on Saturday night the had
been with • friend to receive his goose from • club in
Blackman street, and while poring along High-street
with a goose banging over his shoulder the Omar
Gurnois cams op to him and said something which
he did not understand. Ho stopped for • moment,
when Gurnois came up at hint full butt with his head,
knocking him over against the wall. Mahony then
snatched hold of the goose and tried to get it from
him, but he soon recovered himself and seized hold of
him, and in the struggle the goose fell on the groood.
,___; Some; one called out, "I'll save your goose, don't let the
-' *bout thief go." Witness moordingly noon overpowered Ma-
lmo', and on the arrival of a constable he Wall given tat
(Owner) 1
Owner) S custody.
Pleughby) (inc. 71b. Mahony here said that the prosecutor was drunk, swing-
;Owner) 3 tog his gimes about, and it knocked his friend's hat off.
-. tilt' Robert, and They merely went up to him to ask him what he meant,
, while be was given into custody.
"`ri 3". 1 The prosecutor was recalled, sod &sled beim drunk or
-"a Dra,a swinging his goose about. What he bad stated was true.
and Henry Brows, • compoeitor,naid he was with last witness.
carrying a goose also, when he saw the primmer Garnois
stoop down and rush head foremost at the prosecutor, sad
knock him backwards. Witness went to his assistance,
when Gurnois attacked him, but he soon overpowered and
kept him till • coostablo came up.
Mr. Woolrych observed that the prisoners appeared to
have caught Tartars this time. They had found more than
their match. He asked what was known of them.
Inspector Manson, if division, said that Mahony was •
ticket-of-lave man, but he had not the date of his coavio-
tion and when the leave was granted.
Polies-constable 101 M said that with the oseistanos of
the prosecutor and his friends he conveyed the primmer
to the station-home, when the gems were brought there
by • stranger. He knew Gurnois to
and be
sai• convicted
thief.
i
The prisoners denied the charge, it was only a
drunken lark.
Mr Woolrych was of a different opinion, and committed
the prisoners for trial.
THAMES.
Thomas Foster. aged 26, • private in the Greedier
Guards, stationed in the Wollingtou Barracks, Edwin 1
Chrisp, 23, and Jesse Minch, 28, of 8, Luca-street, St.
George-in-the-Eat, labourers, wore brought before Mn
Partridge, charged with assaulting Margaret Wood, • young
woman, of No. 38, Pekin-street, Poplar.
The complainant, her husband, and another couple. all
persons of respectability and quiet demeanour, ware jest
coming out of Pekin-street into the East India Dock-rod,
when the three prisoners, who were very drunk sad up-
roarious, sad driving against everybody they mot, came is
contact with the complainant and her party, and no
against them violently. Mrs. Wood mid her husband said
to them, " Mind where you are going." They wore
assaulted with fool abuse and threats by the prisoners, and
Foster struck Mrs. Wood a cowardly blow with his fiat on 1
the mouth which caused her to bleed profusely. The'
woman's bustard attempted to secure the soldier, and was
prevented doing se by Chriap and Kliooli, who pulled him
away, and challenged Mr. Wood to fight them. He declined
doing so, the police were called, a row and fight ensued, '
and Chrisp and 'Ulrich made an attempt to rescue Foster
from the custody of the police. They were defeated and
lodged in the station-bones.
A ean: of the Cainadia Guards said that Fos' er was
a man of good character in the regiment to which he be-'
longed, and not • drunkard ; but he had been imprisoned i
for one month for assaulting a military officer.
Mr. Partridge said he would not admit druekennese eel
any palliation for crime. The prisoners were all drunk,
rod making themselves offensive to everyone. Foster was a
cowardly fellow to strike a woman, sad then to run after
her and attempt to hit her again. He wee sure all then pri-1
Sonar's comrades in the Grenadier Guards would look with
scorn and contempt on • man who struck • woman. He
sentenced Pater to be imprisoned for two months and kept I
to bard labour, and Chrisp and Klinch to be fined 40s. each, '
orbs imprisoned for one month.
GREENWICH.
Joseph Godfrey, of 5, Holea's-pLice, Green.street, Beth-
nal-emu, was charged with being drunk and incapable of
taking care of his horse and cab.
A policooonstebla deposed that on the previous night be
was on duty at Lee, near Blackheath, when he found the
prisoner rooted on his box drunk, and the horse be was
driving without the bit in its month. lye stopped the bone
and awoke the prisoner, and on asking the prisoner if he
knew where be was, be replied, " Yes, to be sure, round the
corner, near Hackney Church." (Roars of laughter.)
Mr. Boasted (Chief Clerk)-Why, be must have been at
least ten miles out of his reckoning. (Renewed laughter.)
The poisoner (in simmer to the magistrate) said be had
brought a fare from London, and being Christmas time he ; ________ -
bad had some drink given him, two or three glasses, com-
pletely upsetting him. (Laughter.) It was a bad job for 1 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DRATHS.
him, se be should have to pay the day's hiring for the hone ,
BIRTHS.
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and cab. he bad been locked up, and now had the loss of 1
another day, having to attend the court to answer the BOURNE- December 26, at Remington Lodge, Sethi:4oa. toy
charge. w.fe of A. Bourne, Seq., of • daughter.
Mr. Boasted inquired if the prisoner had his license FAV.R.-Deormber 23, as Westaquare, the wife of Dr. Farr. of •
with him! ' litier-December trl. at Aberdeen-park, Righbury, 3%, the
The prisoner at voce handed it to the gaoler, and ' wife of J. L. Hadley, Esq.. of a eon.
Mr. Boonton", examining it, amid there were three en- mitiTLAND.....Deerieber Of, at is ..p.o,f wife of T. o, Bork., the
donements of convictions and tines for drunkenness within • 1. lkaltlead, Nati, 01 • daughter
period of six months, the last is September. TIILLOCIL-DeOeMber 26, at lilghbury-park. Mrs. W. Tollodr.
The prisoner-And since which time and up to this of • daughter-
Christmas 1 ass a staunch teetotaller. (Laughter). I had, MARRIAGES,.
b ALVYANDER-WALIER.-December tit, an Holy 'Dinar
laughter.)
, three small glen
ale and soon became irises- Church N wimrton, James, son of J. Aletander. Fag., if
CHARGE OF ILLEGALLY CONVEYING GUNPOWDER. sible until awakened sad seeing the policeman. (Roamed pecie,i,es:h.--fent, to Eadly, ...i.k. of J. Walker, EN,
-Captain Fowler, of the ship Nova, lying in the Victoria! Tirlekellbeni.
yesterday with having • quantity of gunpowder on board his " '
The Magistrate told the primmer that he had power to BARCLAY-LIVERMORE-December ?I, at DatTiont N.B.
Dock, Liverpool, was charged before the local magistrates
yoke his license as • cabdriver, which would expire in by the LW. J. A. CiluelmhatiE. J. llarrlag, Cluldoo• sir"b
Ingrid. which had been shipped as "Chins clay," and with May next; but although he should not do this, was Datrio s.
having thus rendered himself liable to a penalty of 1001. but little doubt that the Commissiooorn of Polio. would ,Aw- I._
then to Kate Rose Menzies Livermore. niece of Dr. Menzies,
UT IVZ.-Doemsfier 23, at St. John's, Stratford, Mr.
There were eight eases of Chine clay chipped at Antwerp refine to renew it whim it did expire. With three previous T. Hawkey, of Seshain•halbour, to Mary Ann. daughter ,A as
convictions for drunkenness, he could do no other than ism- • fate W. Eve, mut, of Bundlabdiall, Moreton. Eam-
on board the Nova, sod when they were loaded at Liverpool DEATHS.
they were found to contain 2 in addition to the clay, about pose the full penalty of 40a, or we month's imprimorent.
8 cwt. of gunpowder. Yhe captain denied all know- The
_prisoner, who said he bad Only • sovereign to his carwaTt-Deeember 24 In Ciergeeetreet, Piccadilly, Emma
ledge of the guopowder, and said he had received and the wile of C. P. ix Gaillard, Mut
possession, was removed ia custody.
signed for the casks as contsioiog " China clay." They .---------...—....,
were shipped for a Manchester firm. Agents from the [Advertisement.l-Homown2's Oirraczwr AND meter College• mow. aged W.
AosiNsux.-December se, Elise. the wife of I. 'Lobito", T'ah
001frAY.-December St. the Rev. C. Godfrey, M.A., of War
office of Messrs. Duokorly and Steinman, the consignees in Pat*-Effecenal Aid.- In 'herd Use el sickness It la cheerio( Boos coed. Bt. Joh. woo., ow. a.
Liverpool, stated that they knew nothing of the powder, to know that • remedy does mist, and that it can he procured at WIEMART.-December Ll. at Illghbury-Place, Mr. J. teis.,
but only of the China clay. The ease against the captain 1 • nun' "IL Holloway's Ointment and Pills are always .4"161,„._bi aged Si.
was dismissed, as be had been deceived by the bill of lading. i ftitethiliPaDk in redlining inihnimailebn and regulating """- SNYLLOROVE-Deceedber 25, Harriet Calder, wife of Mr. if.
I ordered actions. They sever can be misapplied, nor they - Saeligrove. of Park-terrace, Erockloy-mad. Upper Loalials.
The officers, however, were ordered to report the case to under any circumstances came miszlilet They are a blowing
the dock solicitor, in order that he might, if be thought 'to the rich when tormented bdigestion, gout. eitin dimes" "Isdag.d -
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advisable, take procrodinp against the Manchester firm. ' AO, and a precious booa yes the poor when struck down by
CRYSTAL PALACE. -*ONE BRELLIIIO DAY, .. ' Illness Holloway's
medicines ash old in the possemion . 1 ail Printed mid Published by WIIJJAN tree HALES, of N. e . _f•
• soldiers, salon, and ts, shown' then be In a podtlon Losibsrdstreet. In the City of Leaden, Printer, t tim
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 27.-Adroiraioos on payment. 9,130 ;to mat pain sad cure when medical assistance cannot Mee in Lombord-etreet. in the Precinct of Wblearlars.."
dime by mon Nebel% 1,893 ; Mal Anthem 11.023. be *biased. i TIVIIIDAT, MENEM' Mk MC