The Express.
London, England, 1853-12-13 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

.%leaa►drina, from London for Algoa Day, Oct. 2, lat. 36.7 8., lon.
o.la W.
Emma Goodwin, Ling, from Plymouth for Port Phillip, Aug. 9,14.
39 S., lon. 86 E.
Janet Willie, from London for Calcutta, Sept. 28, lat. 33.34 S., lon.
9.18 W.
John Oldham, from London for C. nstanticople, Nov. 25, let. 38.8 N.,
lon. 7.1 E.
J►ne Mord., of Liverpool, from the I-Ic of France, Nov. 3, lat. 8.37
lon. 24.30 W.
Peregrine dliver, Binet, from London for Port Phillip, Sept. 8, :At,
0.26 8., lon. 26.12 W.

GREEN Juos VIED BY VIE TE'll'LAß9.—l❑
clearing out the ground for the foundation of Raymond-
buildings, in Gray's-inn, about thirty years since, two
eerthen green jugs were dug up, which are preservoi by
the benchers as a memento of " the olden times." 'lacy
will hold vry little more than half a pint of liquor, are tall
and of good proportions, but co small at the top as almost
to preclude their being used to drink out of, and having 3
lip it is surmised that they held the portion assign, I t)
each student, who was also supplied with a drinking horn.
—Notes and Queries.

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IFlTlllOtti bleDiclMe by De BARIVO LIVALIINTA ARADICJI
Nye 49,1112 :—.` Fifty Tears' ihdercribable agony from dyspepaa,
servoustuira, utluna. ouigh, coaatipti.m flatulence, Roseau, vial,.
mem at the stomach, and vocaitisfes, bus been removed bi Ju Barry's
esel cat food."—llaria Jolly, Worthsm, Ling, sear Di; tiorfodu
Cure No. 71 of dyepepda : from the Meat Don. the Lora ittuitrt
I Deries:—" hare derived coo.i.ierahle benefit from your Teed, ma
authorise the publication of these lines."—Stuart de Davies. P 0.4
santsters, I lb., at L. :Id.; 21b., at 4,1.6 d; 5 lb.. at lls. ; 12 IN, a:
325. Super-relined quality, lo lA, at its. ; 5 lb., at 234.; ths 10
end 11 lb. canisters five of caniace, by B.w Do Dawn madt.lo..
77, Eloireatatreed. lauded.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATMS.
BIRTHS.

BUXTON.—Dee. 10, at 10, Upper Groarenor.street, L-udy Buxton,
of a daughter.
CROSSE.—Dec. IR, at DaVil, the wife of J. B. St. C. Crosse,
1 ilk Hussars, of a daughter.
GCRNET.—Dee. 9, at New Park Lodge, Brixton-hi:l, the wife of T.
Gurney, Esq., of a son.
HAT WARD.—Doe 9. at Quedgley Haute, Gioreesterrbire, the
of J. C. Hayward, Eva., of a daughter.
JERRAM.—Dec. 9, at the Vicarage, Ctiobham, the wile of the 11. r.
C. I. 'erne', of a dAngbter.
13TMOIL—Dee. e, at Walwyrea Castle, Pembrokeshire, the w'.:e at W.
W. F. Synge, Elm., of a see.
TATE.— Dee. 8, Mrs. H. Tate, of Hamilton street, Birkenhead, of

.., _ ,
• mos.
TYKTE.—Dca. 9, at Leret,dawn, the wife of Cart. C. K. Toite, o!
a daughter.
WRIGUT.— Dec. 9, at St. John'e.wood, Ow wife of J. Wri3ht, Egi.,
of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.

BROOK—GRAINGER.—fIee. 10. at St. Mark's, ICenninaton, Mr. R.I.
Brook, of South Lambeth. to Miro Grainger. of Woburn-plac:,
Russell-game.

FAITH FULL—Dec. I, the Rev. C. G. Chittenden.
to Caroline Isabella, daughter of the Rev. F. T. VaithfuU, Rector of
HatAeld, Herta.
CURE—PRIEST.—At SL Bride's, Lir,rpool, Mr. T. Clare, to Mi."
Catherine Margaret, secd daughter of Mr. U. l'r!eat, of moo.
Pe- s.reet. Liverpool. m
GAMMAS —DEXTER.—Dec. 8, et Plaistlw, Robert, eldest son of R.
Gammas, Egg.. of Wilmot.aquare. Betlanat,green, and Storeb,ure
Wharf, Itate:iffc, to Sarah Anne, eldest daughter of J. C. Dexter,
Esq., of Haddington Howe, West Ham.
HEWETT-030TE. —Dre. S. at Middleton, Sussex, T. Hewett, Eel..
of Farehana, Manta, to Fanny, only daughter of R. Coate, hag., of
Middleton.
HILIIOt4R-811IPTON.—Dee. 8, at Other). by the Rev. J. N.
ton, D.D., Vicar, A. Milhouse, fin,., of Clifton, to Anne
eldest daughter of the late Res. J. Shipton, D.D., Rector of
bead, and Vicar of Stanton Bury, Bucks.
KEITH—BUTTERFIELD.—Dec. 8, at Brighton, Predelck Thomas.
only eon of T. M. Keith. INF, of Bracondale. near Norwich, t.,
E. C. Gertrude. eldest daughter of the Rey. H. Butterfield, Min,:tr
Cum, cf Windsor, ani Rotor of Fulmer, Berks.
LAMOTTR—mooasom.—Dee. 7, et the parish church. Sonthoe.
Hunts, the Rev. F. L. Larootte, Conde of stiatagtteet. Yorkshire.
to Matta, daughter of the late R. Mworsom, Fay., of Airy Hai:.
TAILOR—TIMMIA,—Dec. S. at Banbury. Cheshire, by the - J •
Martin, Vicar, M:. It. Taylor, to Men, daughter of the ate Me.:
ramie, of Actin, near Nantwith.