The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-06 00:00:00

AWFULLY SUDDEN MUTES IN LIVERPOOL.

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LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6.
Mr. Capes Ashlin, the treasurer to the Health and
Water committees, died suddenly het night, ander the fol•
lowing cheneasteaces :—At seven o'clock in the evening he
went to the baths, situate at Bt. Otorge's Pinhead, and
ordered a warm bath. He appeared at the time et be is
his ordiaary koala. The bath was immediately prepared,
aad Mr. Ashlin proceeded into the drewierroom, locking
the door se meal after bias as he went in. The person in
&Woodaoft beard nothing tentsual, aid took it for greatest
that all was right—bat after ths lapse of half an boor, irt
hearths any stir in the ante-room, his apprehension ware
incited, sad increased when on knocking at the doer, he re-
ceived no reply. He immediately burst in the door, and
oe looking Into the bath, sew the body of the unfortunate
smtlessaa, with the head partially immersed la the water.
Median assistance was at °see primared, and the anal re-
storatives applied, bat they wen of no nail. This puha-
choly toes has cast • gloom over the entire cow
mushy, Mr. Addis being well known and highly respected,
not only in his pablie capacity, Oat for his private worth.
By his death the town has lost one of the hest means it
ever bad, and in the animas date. of his dim he earned
the pod will sail esteem et all dame. He wit above 60
cam of arc sad Ye Mt a widow sad two children to
ble astimely Imw
Mr. Jenne Shim resiiiag fa West Derby-road, west to
bed less might fa Ids owl geed health, sad was loyal
dead on the servant eateries hie room this atoning. Mr.
Shaw was also well known and teach respected. He was a
personal friend of Mr. itablin, whom stades death fs re-
ported above.

ATTEMPT TO Bllinft • Houaa THROUGH THE
Ostineay.—Nevr tee village of Lorne, shoot five mile.
aura of hostelry, a man (reported to be a deserter) climbed
thenliber night as the top of a house °copied by aa old
widner woe's, entered the chimney, which is a wide old•
felliened one, sad endeavoured to work his way into the
haw The chimney being a good deal contrasted about hell
WO Eine tie tee,the mar, with the violist sentinel he and
is Ms WINK doers, got firmly wedged is, end thous he
i belpiesa The old woman, who was wrothei
imannmate position, collected a large hear of straw.
OMNI ft en the tropism, and lit It. Is a very shoot spies
anise, tr:::,.byteasebis 118 t andlinsm'oktsi:e senint'eauTiblegellebire-el
am, the man bosom iemehed. Some two or three of this
navvies ea the Tariff lielleny who changed to be am
et the time were attracted Is the spot by the soles, end
hay* ascertained the came, they armed a few if the
seighboen. Ropes were immediately obtained, and Now
few perste. mounted ea the roof of the house,
these down the chimney, aid the man haying melted
self with them, they healed him up more deed than Who,
sad more like what a perms might law, • devil to be than
a human being. Two polio. imitable, who were among the
mowd waiting his appearsase took him into custody.—
ResdfiAise JostreoL
FATAL EFFECTS OF TESTING STRINOTH. On
y a fatal ocearrinee took pleat in Liverpool, at the
street ratio of the London sad North•Westens
&aim Compeay. It appears that several of the porters
were smash( themselves with hats of strength, in lifting
Wadies of steel bars, when one of them, sensed JIMIii
Dryer, while la the set of rising with one of the beadles ea
hi slemsider which ha had stooped to lift, slipped his feet
and MU. Tie bundle of steel bars meek him on the seek,
dente the bees of the skull, crashing him so severely as te
,itmvaa
Sinal'arest Saw of blood from his month and nom aid
hoe be* his ears. He died M less then twisty minutes
from the time of receiving the injury. The deceased, who
teas shoed forty years of age, was mauled, and had ems
eland.
DROWSES) IN • FRICIIIT.—Date ow Monday even-
ing, a wan sassed William Birchen and his wife were re-
tuning to Hoylead from Rotherham " statutes. " ad bad
riselted • part et the roads's, the village of Elwear where
there is • ream& on each side of the path, when they
wire alarmed by mum missiles Wag thrown &them. The
night was very desk, and the weals& screamed est
" murder," while her Tome made a precipitate flight, leav-
ing his wife to take sere of herself. He dished through a
hedge sad fell into one of he reservoirs, where his body
was head as the (*Howie, morning.
DARING 06110111 ROBBERY, WITH SERIOUS
Vicamenn.—lsformatlen of the following devise garotte
Robbery with violence hs•jaat been forwarded to the metro-
politan polies authorities. Dapper, that about 11 o'clock
ea Saturday night last, ea Mr. David Orme, of Oldbury,
was proceeding from the Dudley railway station in the direc-
tion or Kate's Hill, through Porter's field, he was waylaid
by Noes mend a woman. One of the men some up to
him end asked him for a shllLeg, while a second welt be-
- with both hands, and

I-Mad hint, amen kin resod Outlook
wetted hies, the third =a giving him two or three blows
es the hook pert of the bead with some blunt instruments
=Ma laid him senseless on the ground. On Mr. Omen's
missrery, after a emeiderable period of iessusibility, be
Amid he bad been robbed of his patent lever silver watch,.
Pfe Lon. upped and jewelled in lour boles, with a smell'
satin tablet Inside heart= the inscription, worked is hair,
's May you be happy la Heaven above," a gold oasis *bath
with spring swivel, * black cloth cap, and a small somas
--- - " - few - As only u Feeble Mg

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Pane untaioing a .
Seperinteadeut Jewkee, of Dailey, us made acquaiated
wish the fans, bet up to the pawn time tar perpetrators
have cusped the vigilance of the police.
*Ms SHIPLEY ItHrre.-00 Tueaday, 141 men from
Shipley, Bandon, and&lune, were called upon, and took
the necusery oaths to act u special constables' in eau of
any outbreak in the neighbouitood. Thin war considered
seesesory, es frequent Omits of impulse against two
loom weavers, aid the witnesses who appeared against those
committed en Saturday, no lees than the property of um-
payer', had bees made. The works of Saltaire, It was said,
bad also been threatened by the Shipley malcontents and
*then. Oa Monday evening, the rumour was ant-elated
in Bradford that another outrage wee about to be contained,
and donative °Sun Field and Slattleworth, with e poise
of twelve pitmans, were iateedistel/.
hdespatched to give
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say anewary antenna, if nquired. policeman were
Int at the railway statics nady to start, whilst the deter
data went out Oh reeasaoitte, but they KIM kayoed that
'-4 sobs had -wd as wean 0,-- beard that