The Express.
London, England, 1853-02-18 00:00:00

DAILY WEATHER TABLE.

THIS DAY, Noow.
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SUICIDE OF A POLISH REFUGEE.—Yesterday Mr.
Baker received information of the following trightful case of
suicide at No. 9, Suffolk-street, Cam'fridge.heath.road,
Bethnal-green. The deceased's name was Herr von loch-
lender, aged 40; for some time past he had been engaged
as a teacher of languages at the Crosby Hall Literary In-
stitution, Bishopsgate street, City, and various places in the
Metropolis. Latterly, his landlord had observed a marked
change in his manner, and frequently the deceased spoke
of the large estates he had abroad, which induced Mr. Gar-
den to allow the deceased's accounts to remain unpaid, as
he (deceased) stated that he daily expected a large remit-
' tance of cash from his property. On Tuesday afternoon
last the deceased did not leave home, as was his usual cuss
tom ; but at half-past 5 o'clock, while the landlady was sit-
ting at tea, she was alarmed by an explosion, and fearing
something had happened, she ran up stairs to the deceased's
bedroom, when on opening the door she deacovered a fear-
ful sight: the deceased was lying on the bed, with the
back portion of his head completely blown to atoms, aid
was weltering in a pool of blood. A pistol was lying by his
right side, which had been recently discharged, aid when
the female called assistance the unfortunate man was still
breathing. Mr. Walsh, the surgeon, of Cambridge-heath-
road, and another medical gentleman, were soon in
attendance, but the deceased expired shortly after their
arrival.

APPLICATION OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT TO
PLTMOUTH.—A letter, dated Feb. 10, 1853, addressed to
Captain Martin, has been received, stating, in reply to his
letter of the 4th inst., that " the board has not been able to
recover the petition referred to, but that no inconvenience
is likely to result from the want of it, inasmuch as it is not
proposed to apply the Public Health Act to Plymouth on
the petition, but on the return of the Registrar-General."—
Western Courier.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

1307.LE.7Feb. 14, at Soothies, the wife of Commander A. Boyle, o:

a daughter. . .
EGERTON.—Feb. 14, at Bellevue-terrace, Southaea, the wife of Ct m.
man.ar F. A. Egerton, R.N., of a eon.
GACE.—Feb. IS, at Acacia-road, St. John'e-wood, the wife of the
Rev. I'. A. Gace, of a daughter.
HABORAVE.—Feb. 15, at Oxford, Sevenoaka, ths wife of J. F. 114,
grave, Fag., of a daughter.
ORLEBAR.z7Feb. 14, at Nottingham, the wife of the Rev. C. Orltblr,

of a daughter.
REYNOLDS.—Feb. 14, at Rottingdean, the wife of Commander G.S.
►teynolds, of a son.

MARRIAGES.

CRESSWELL —UPHAM.—Feb. 14, at bilserton. Exeter, by the
rtes. W. 0. Tripp, C. CresswelL Esq., of Poplar Honse,Sihatan,to
I Am Harriett, second daughter of Mr. F. Upham, of the Lune pL,re.
P.ILMER—BANNATTN B.—Feb. 14, at St. Michael's, Lowrie., by
the Bev. W. Lewis, Chaplain to Ler Britannic Majeet)'s Con,,:ate
at Smyrna, J. J. Palmer, Commander R.N., eldest son of the
late Capt. E. Palmer, R.N., C. 8., to Henrietta Pitrgerald, yowigest
daughter of J. Bannatyne, Esq.

DEATIIB.
I)4l%—Feb. IS, at Sefton Walden, B. Day, Esq., aged 71,
OILBEKT.—Feb. 15, at Denmark-bill, Camberwell, Elie Forbes,
wife of Itr. Di.bert, of Ilatpenden, Ilertforashire, aged 13.
HIS SERT.—Feb. 15, at Welheck-street, Elisabeth Jane, relict o: the
late IL {Ebben, Esc! , aged 84.
NODES.—Feb. IS, at Upper Bedford-plea, Ensaell-aquare, Catha-
rine Elinibeth Nodes, widow of the late W. Nodes, Esq.
PENIIHYS.--.lfeb. 15, at East Sheen, Surrey, Lady Charlotte rec.

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wAl.h.Kß.—Feb. 4, at Bloroneld.ereneent, liarrow.roml, Pad ling.
ton, Jane, widow of the late Ireut..(4l. Waller, C. 8., 8.51,
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WlNTEtt.—Feb.l6, stBtockg, near Maneneeter, 0. Winter, DI.,
acrd 74.

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