The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-12 00:00:00

In anotber letter, my lord,
at dockyard establishments,
possible to get a little mote w
expense, sad fled out some
expense of materials.
I have the honour
Your lordship',
CHARLES
Merehistam-hall, S pt. P

ACCIDEN r ON

On Monday the adjourned
Liverpool on die body of lidr
totether with his ;meadow' or t 1
drowoid in the river, ne►r Wa
coming int" collision with the
'• F may " S one preliminary is
Titunday, but the principal evidto
mot ueca►ion.

Mr. Castles (3. Morris said
Fanny at the time. He did not
hoard. When avast half way
Woodside, he saw a small boat ,
of. When the boat got with'
steamer, he raw two parties ix
" Ahoy there !" A seaman saw
Brisbane at the helm to "stop
mast of the small boat touch the
the engine•room and shouted '
was at the other aids of tb
" What's the matter?" Witn,
sing down a small boat. He los
two men in the water. The steamer
crash.

William Garnett, captain of
Ifinted, mid the kande on board
• mate, a fireman, twa seamen, i
R efficient crew fur the summer,
with a steeple engine, more dill
thes ordinary kind. The only
alerting eras the ringing of • bell.
at the time, as the crew had a mul
area man should be let off at eight
the boat at eight in the morning.
*a night before was the mate.
a inefficient crew for suck a boat.
attended both to the fire and toe
cal rule among the boats. The
there that mornirg. There ought
on board, but three might take sot
If the engineer were below firing
the engines. The ateembmt 1
yards in two minutes in slack tide.
Mr. Topping, on the p .rt of r'
that b.rdy had granted to the
ant uity of 124. per week, in consid,
went. _

The Coroner carefully summed
of law involved in the cute. Tne
aiderable deliberation returned r
anainetiamee Carr," the man wt.° k
the tame against J.mes Briebano,
of the veisel. The Coroner mid he
had another verdict been returned.
pelled to commit both the men tr
trial at the next a•sises. It we'
stem would be taken to have '
Standard.

DEATH OF MR. THOMAS
at Brighton, of cholera, Mr.
aged 70. For msny years he
writer of considerable merit and
cularly be the association of his
Bloomfield. The latter part of
at Site fford in the society of Mt
tamed the most cordial regard, at
the friendship was of a most gent
raster, something hired a mere
man and admiration of the pose.
an intimate acquaintance with Jo
tonshire poet. Thomas Inakip a
✓olutes antiquaries as one of the
lectors of his day, end his tontributik
elans kl publicatians, and his p
Bedfindshir, Archeological Society
with which he dipped into the A.-`
though occasionally somewhat
eccentric in habits, he was a
knew him, and beyond his own
wi'l be lamented by many.—Redford
FOREIGN CUSTOMERS: Ts-
data that the agents of the At
in that district, within the last .
and other materials for shipbuilding,
THE EARL OF DURIIAIi.—Thk
now in Scotland, has, we understand,
agents to celebrate the completion of
eeription of 5001., to be applied
1001. towards finishing a school
master's house at Lumley (in addit
1001. towards erecting a chapel a'
be distributed among the poor
colliirik a—to whom it will he
and substantial relief. at this
ordinary "rtjoicit gs," which to.
dissipation and folfr. We recognise
that princely munificence which b;
exhibited in the course of a life t'
try ; and it affords us bleep,
enabled to make an annoui.cei
recommend the young peer to
and esteem of all who feel an Interest
pineea.—Durha.s Chronicle.
A COFFIN-MAKER'S BILL:
maker for the Nenagb union e•
in a bill to the Nenagh board k
furnished by him from the 26th
July —just tear months.
SOUTHPORT AS A HARBOI
Liverpool Standard says, in re'
which have recently appeared .
of Smthport as • harbour of r,
state that the subject has been
matte to the master pilots, who
that Southport is not a harbour
to use for refuge, Pile of Faudre
cidedly preferable, and m, re
ounestancte forbid the getting

BOULOGNE FESTIVITIES:
tieing made at this watering.pb
which commence on Sunday
" This assent they will be on
Mar musicians of the adjacent
mad Aaiun, will compete for p..
been greatly improved, and several
From England to compete for the
strongly contested for by the breeders
great jereousy exists, on the P...
turf, at the superiority of the
cattle. A regatta is also
festivitire
MORE GRAVEYARDS CLORI
of Health have ordered the Sr
also the burial grounds at St. 131. ,
St. Thomas's burial ground, Golden-lane,
elated.

THE RAILWAY ROBBERII
In addition to the four persons
Mellor) at present In custody on a
with the robberies at the Huddersfield
end North Western and the Yorke,'
ways, nine more servants of both,
on suspicion of being implicated _
person who resides in Golcar named
plies are still on the alert after •••
prisoners, now fourteen in nue
iket Huddersfield bench on Wr
it Is probable that they will be
The quantity of goods missing .
the Ifni four taptered prisoners
trusses delivered so the London ao.._
pony on Friday week, have disappeared
terious manner. The loss to the ter-
this system of plunder is proving
extent to which it has been carried •
feet that the Yorkshire and Lancashire
heavy claims against them for
daring the past two years, and a.
mime to more than 6001. paid
ales,.
THE VACANT DIOCESE
ow in the diocese of Norwich.
Matt Rev. Dr. Stley, will
Bight Dr. Grahaman, Bishop of
Hews of Lords, while the new Bebop
excluded until another remacy • ' -
plank
NEWFOUNDLAND.—The
having been pinned to emotive
Nary is be made in *assegais*
ditties of customs heretofore I.
requisite instruction have bees
of the customs to the abets
felony for carrying their lordships'
CHOLERA PATIENTS ANL
—The wezkly board of the goy,
their meeting yesterday, deceased
patients laboariag under cholera
usual recommendation by letter.
statement of Mr. Dorf*, the spoil
upwards of 300 asses of diarrhate
patients by that gentleman and'
and that MT* than 60 oases of
into the BoopitaL It was (adored ,
mess should be admitted, deriag
epidemic, without letters; as
make this order known to the
district.

MUNIFICENT DONATION
has sent to the Rev Dinwent C.
Mark's Traittiog College, Cholera,
applied et, the intension of the college.
ACCIDENT THROUGH INTORICAT
of a CaliOW nature occurred to a yawn
Heyday, collar-soaker, of Niveaby,
It spinets that he had been e -
the filisford road, and, while
to exhibit his pugnacious
Oen, la the mums of which I
spat Odle kettle, which was
sealests wars pointed upon
Nodded; some of thii,hot water
now lying in a dangerous sit"
accident which has occurred
consequence of his attachment
Times.

•
3 ,
,
ord, I shall have a ransack
sts, and see if it is not
is work dons for the mum
sue means of reducing the
, .
sour to remain,
lahip's obedient servant,
CHARLES NAPIER
. 9, 1849.
—_,
f THE MERSEY.
hod inquest was resumed at
Edward Wilsoo, swine, who,
f the same name, was recently
Woodeitie, by his fishing-but
the Birkenhead Ferry steamer
7 inquiry had taken place of -
evideoce was taken on the pre-
ad he was on beard of the
not me the captain or slate on
,sy between Monks Ferry and
at ma the river. about 160 yards
within about 10 yards of the
s in it, and they shouted out,
saw her and shouted to themes
top her." Witness snipe the
the side of the reem,r, ran to
,d "stop her." The engineer
the nodule room, end asked
'Roes, told him they were run-
I lust sight of the boat, hut saw
steamer was stopped after the
if the steamer, after being cas-
ed were sis—including himself . .
•n, and an engineer. This was
tier, w: lob was 45 hone power,
• l•
difficult to start and stop than
00
only signal the steamer had for
bell. Wins is was not on board
a rule amongst thensulyr• that . .
fight at night, and should joie
hips. The man be had let off
e. He did not think three men ! 1
oat. The ecg.neer frequently i
Pe engine. Thia wee a gene.
he mate ought to have been
ought to be at least four hands '
.e such a boat are ise with safety.
ring he could not stop or reverse t ,
at might go about 400 or 600
tide.
of the corporation, stated that
is widow of the deceased an .11
consideration of her bereave- I
reed up, pointing oat the point ‘ , t
To...jury retired, and alter con-
ed a verdict of .. Manslaughter
who attended to the .nj ins, and
ionise the man who took chirp
aid he would have been glad
urned. As it was he was cum-
ten to Mirklale to await their
was intimated, however, that
s them bailed out.—Lst;erpool
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4 INSKIP.—On the 2nd inst.,
.. Thomas In.klp, of Shefford,
Ai has been well known as a
,nd originality, and more partie
his name with that of Robert 1 '
of Illoomfi.h.l's life was spent 11 •
Mr. Inskip, fur whom he enter. i
/, and on the part of Mr. Inskip
generous and substantial cha- 1,
ten profession of esteem for the
net. In latter years he enjoyed
ith John Clue, the N 'raining-
skip was well known to most
of the most indefatigable col- 1
itrihutions to some of the ar-
d his papers read before the
Society evince the enthusiasm 1
e dark regions of antiquity. Al.
at brusque in his addreis, and 1
I much esteemed by those who
wn domestic circle his demise 1
Bedford Tinuu.
—.rho Gule,head Obserrer
Austrian government have been
tat few weeks, purchasing iron
Lidding.
N.—The noble earl, who is )0
lerstand, given directions to his
otion of his minority by a sub-
lied to the following objects:
:hoot and building a school-
addition to a homer donation);
el at Newhottle ; and 3001. to
or and distressed people on his
a an infinitely more seasonable
particular juncture, then any
toe often are chatted, used by )
*cognise In this fain a trait of
hich his noble father an often l• i
Ifs to, soon cloud for hit coun-
pressibls gratification in being
cement which will so wrongly I
to the •oprobetlon, confidence,
interest in his welfare and hap-
[ht.—James Hears, coffin-
. worshouse, on Thursday sent
I of guardians for 1,130 coffins, 1
ith of last March to toe 25th of
' Ii
t
RBOUR OF REFUOE.—The
reference to certain statrzot nts i
I in the papers, on the eligibility
f refuge, we have authority to
seen referred by the pilot cote-
rho have unaoimouoly reported
oar which it would be prudent 1.
cadre or Wyre Water bins; de-
e readily made, whenever eir-
of vessels in the Mersey.
s.—Great preparations are
plan for the approaching Idles,
r next. A correspondent rays :
t a grand scale, and the ame-
n towns of Calais, St. Omer,
, !
r prises. The race-course has
sveral good horses have al rived
for the stakes, which will be
breeders of French stiszda, as a
i part of the gentlemen of the II)
s English racer over their own
:to take place daring the
.08ED.—The General Board
3ostields burial grounds, and
13 otolph, Hishopegan, and the I
I
Golden-lane, St. Luke's, to be I
I ,
LIES AT HUDDERSFIELD.— 4
I (Wood, Whiteley, Yates, and
on a charge of being comonted
Idersfield station of the London
Yorkshire and Lancashire rail-
ioth companies bays been taken
cited in the affair, and also a
named James Bailey, and the
,I
See others. The whole of the
lumber, will be brought before
Vedette:ley hr exunination, hint 1
e remanded fur further hearing.
tg is very large, and even since
lien have been in custody, two
idon and North Western Cons-
dieappeared in the same mys-
o the two companies through
Fiore to be
very
beserious, and the ,
anted may inferred from the s
Lancashire Company have had
try compensation for lost goods I. ,
el amounting in one half year i
paid by the Iludienfield agent • 1
iRe
h willt? Fo=N Oi
.11 tat Whed:Cbenly..,th—at::dhneesothlwthesof.
shop of Chester, to a seat in the
sus Bishop of Norwich will be
ley on the list of bishops takes
i Lords of the Treasury
eve of the insagerneata woes-
se of the repeal of the imperial
a levied at Newfoundland, the
rem issued by the commissioners
en of the department in that
lehips' directions into effect.
14D MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL.
I governors of this hospital, at
tumid the subject of admitting
slew and diarrhces without the
letter. It appeared, from the
apothecary of the hospital, that
rhea led been treated as stead Mr. Robertson his assistant, 1.
e of cholera bad Imes admitted
Mired by the board that all such
daring the °Definitions of the
and direetions were given to
he Went* clergymen of Use
ort.—An anonymous donor
t Coleridge, the principal of St.
Uinta, the sum of 1,0001., to be
the college.
NTOSICATION.—An accident i I
to a young man named James
Navenby, on Wednesday tut.
in drinking at a public house ea .
le is a state of intoxication, be-
-1
w validations by engaging is a
t he cum in contact with the
as knocked down, and it boiling
a his body, which was severely
rater entered his ear, and he Ls
situation. This Is the seared
d to him within three months
.in
ant to the bettle.—Lt •
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