The Express.
London, England, 1851-12-01 00:00:00

PUBLIC SALES.

Nov. 28.-13 y Merea. RORNITS and ItnaT, at the Mart.
teionhold coach-holm, three-stall stable, &c., Somers-
Mal. near otford-terrace, l'addinsrton-new-road, annual
indite 301. Term 81 years, at 41.-2401.
Leasehold house, 7, GORIT- place, New-road, St. Pancras,
and a house in the tear, producing together6ol. per annum;
held for 18 years unexpired, at 211.-2634.
Three houses, Samuel-street, Commercial-road East, let
at rents producing 421. 18s. per annum; held fur years,
at 81. 8,, landlord paying taxes—lttil.
Leasehold house, No. 33, Lower Cornwall-street, near
the Sgt dwell railway station, let for 191, 10s. ; held for 41
year., at 3/. 4,. per annum, landlord paying taxes-1301.
Copyhold land, comprising eight acre., at Friailey, near
Farnborough, Surrey, covered with 3,300 Scotch firs, sub-
ject to Gd. per annum, and a customary fine--1501.
A freehold house, No. I.t, Ileathtield-street,
let fur la S. per annum-1241.

ST. Itstes's ltraniut.—On Saturday evening
the Printer.' Dramatic Society inaugurated anew campaign
upon the boards of this fashionable theatre ; and the open-
ing performances certainly promised well, both for the
character of the entertainments they propose to set before
the public, and the encouragement they ate likely to re-
ceive trim their patrons. The play was " Othello "
a tragedy whie!i, it is needless to say, taxes to the utmost
the powers of any company which undertakes to present
it. 01 course it would be unfair to apply the strict rules of
Criticism to a hand of amateurs ; and it is high praise to say
that they got through their task in a respectable manner.
Mr. Bu•tiu wai 00.14); Mr. W. Saw, /ago; Mr. N. Btcyne,
Como; Mi.. Can:Jenne Williams, //sae/trona ; and Miss
Retrard, Emitia,—all of whom acquitted themselves very
• Creditably. 'fho troupe has greatly improved since its
• earlier appearances ; its members have lost much of its
faeseherie which inevitably exhibits itself in beginners, and
with perseverance they will probably attain a very fair
degree of eminence. The play was followed by the favourite
drama of "A:1 that Glitters is not Gold," which was also
very well put upon the stage. The performances were for
the benefit of the Printers' Athenvim.
Tut: LATE Summx DEATn AT 'roe EVSTON-

Tanntaus.—On &Aturday Mr. Wakley, M.P.,
, Iseld au inquest at the Elephant and Castle, King's-read,
Camden-town on Mary King, aged 3S. James Spencer,
foreman on the platform of the station, said that last Wed-
- needay morning deceased came on the platform to go by the
7 o'clock train to Liverpool. She was led towards the car-
: Plage, and as she appeared very weak he approached to
_ meat her, when she sank so the earth and expired. Sarah

Bireham, dievsseil's landlady, said that deceased left her
lodging', on Wednesday mornin3 in a cart for the railway
• train, uith the view of j
oining, at Liverpool, her husband,
who was mate on board the Delhi. She was to ansiowi to
prepare for her journey that sho did not go to bed the pre-
eeihng night. She had not fur some time taken any nou-
rishment, and she had harelysafficient money to carry her
to Liverpool. Dr. Porter, of Euston-square, opened the
body, which was must emaciated. There was no food in
the stomach, and she died in a fainting At produced by ex-
. bimodal. A verdict in accordance with the med;col
was returned.

SUDDEN DEATH AT A RAILWAY STATION.—An
inquest was held on Saturday evening last, at the Shake.
are Hotel, St. Lawrence, in the Isle of Thanet, by Mr.
T. T.Delass.
ux, one of the coroners for East Kent, on the
body of Mr. Joseph Green Walford, formerly solicitor to
the Board of Customs, who died at the Itamsgate station
Owl morning, as he was about proceeding, with Mrs.
end law members of his family, by the morning train
Weikeur. The evidence of the company's servants showed
'added* unfortunate gentleman arrived at the station sopa.
earab In geed health, but that dismay afterwards he fell on
lbw goer of the pay-otike, and watt carried into the wait•
ing.room immediately breathed his last. Medical assistance
ores promptly procured, but all human aiJ was unavailing.
The verdict of the jury was " Natural death." The de.
• aced was in the 73rd year of his age.
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