The Express.
London, England, 1862-06-16 00:00:00

PROVERBS and their LEsso:•ii:

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TIM UNITED KINGDOM RAILWAY OFFICIRE AND
&MANTA' RIWOCIATION.—A numerous meeting of rail-
way employ& wee held at the Railway Tavern, New-cross,
on Friday last ; Mr. W. Dyne in the chair. Mr. T. Alfred
Bun, the secretary, read the rules and answered numerous
inquiries; after which Mr. 0. Simian moved, Mr. T. H. Hill
seconded, and it was unanimously resolved, "That thee
meeting, having heard the ruler of the United Kingdom
Railway Officers and Servants' Association readyseri being
satisfied with the answers to all questions Pat relative
thereto, feels it incumbent on it to express its entire ap-
proval of the same ; and, further, believing that such an
association was much needed, no other now formed meeting
the requirements of the large class of railway esplo,ks,
promi-es it its cordial support." Mr. J. Carpenter moved,
Mr. S. Toyobee seconded, and it was unanimously resolved,
" That the best thanks of this meeting be ghee to the eom •
mittee sad secretary for their attendance this evening, and
for their praiseworthyendeavour to assist railway officers and
servants um making provides for accident, old age, and death."
AMe of thanks to the dolman was sided by acclama-
tion, in seknowledeng which be expressed the pleasure
which he and the other members of the committee felt at the
full and unreserved discussion which had taken place, and
in the paedsg without a single dissentient, of the above
resolutions. Ee reminded the meeting of the liberal support
which the massimMen had dowdy received and of the assist-
arm which it hail readiuni ie every case brought before
them, and asked thistherierdial support which they had
promised might be y and pereevenogly given, that
the associatioe mislM *Wily become one of the most useful
In the land. BMW sew members were then enrolled, and
the meetly Depended.
Ties Lei MURDER. IN EMIEX.—RebeocA Law,
The war asquiteal at the last Ears Arises of the murder
cd het hulhead at Meeting, &sex, has been semoved by
insert to a lunatic asylum at Fialmaton,
allivary. The happy woman was warned es the
of Wren', hat will remain in aosilawasat daring
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Similar returns to the close would reach a total
of 4,247,535, and in money of 228,5821., for the
seventeen weeks yet unexpired.