The Express.
London, England, 1851-06-28 00:00:00

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Arbuthnot, Ham IF. Pat, b.uu,tdirard B. M.ireli, Earl of
Arehdall, Capt.iii H. Kiri tr. lanes MAUMWII, 1 A.m.. P.
Arkariglit, thu.go, rittroy, llon.lieury Meux, sir 11. nry
Ihnllie, H. J. Roy, r. Juba Mou..y, Chant.. .A.
Baird, Janos Perm., William H..rgan, OCA.ius
Baldock, E. 11. lox, Smits ille W. 1,. Nova, Pato!
Baldwin, Charles B. kre.htield, Janes W. btu:hugs, Joseph 1/..
Itindits, George Fuller, .Augustus E. Napier, Joseph
Barrow, William II . Galt ay. Vineount Neeld, John
Bateam, 'inertias Lilian, Cul net -• Ne.d.u..te, C. N.
Berme% Philip Gooch, Edward S. Ossulsten, Lord
ikritirldt, La,' 11. Go-don, Admiral Pneke, Choke W.
Bernard, Viscount Granby, Wont& of Fag. I, lord Gorge
litoltemore, Richard theemin, Gilbert Putout .n, sir John
Bbindforu, IllaripiX.ol Grogan, Edward Pother, Robert
Bolder°, Henry G. Gut h, Bowel l'aimpn e, John P./
Booker, Thomas W. Ilai-, Robert B. Pi :me, Itichard
thorium, Ationral Ilaluard, Sir Henry Pugh, David
Bop!, John 11.111, sir Benjamin Reid, Colonel
Bruner, Muagrate !fall, Colonel Reptim, (Forte W, J,
Bradley, henry 11.illewell. 16.1md. H. Itiehardt, Rich:oil
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Coblail.l, John ^. 110t0..t0. Lord Stuart. John
Codrington, Sir W. lii bum, 6,01 ge Taylor, Ilion,. E.
Compton, Henry C. Hugh.% %%Sham B. Tinsimr, Sr Prod.
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Cotton, I Ron. W. U.S. JertiGn, Earl Tolle® wile, John
Colatt, William Joiliffe, Sir W. G. 11. Tyler, Sir George
Davie., Uovid A. S. Jones Captain Tyra', Sr A tin T.
Disraeli, lienjoimn Kni4oley, till Charles VICiAII, Joist Is
Dud. J. W. Knox, Ili. W. Stuort iiyis, it. 11. It. IL
Dodd, George Lacy, Henry Choice Walpole, Sp( toer S.
Douro, Moto°, ..1 Leah, Gorge C. Walsh, Sir J hn B.
Drummond, 11. toy Lennox, Lord Alex.O. Weby, /BR Liu E.
Duckworth, Mr J. T. Lennox, Lord H. 0. Vildtestec, Joliet;
Hunoombe, Hon. A. Lindsay, lisn. Cl. Wigtaru, Lstitio T.
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Egerton, W. T. Mochic, John TF1A.•1,..
Goias, Walton' Moollight..n, Sir E. Bereword, %Ultima
• Evelyn, William J. hidunero, Lord C. S. Mackenoe, W. F.

COMMISSION SIGNED BY TILE LORD LIEUTENANT
or LANCASILIUE.—Lieutenant Frederick Sewallis Gerard
to he Captain in the Lancashire Hussars.—Gazeffe.
THE eix:Y.Nr Fate.—Yesterday morning Birch, the
unfortunate fireman who rereived such serious injuries on
Monday last at Alderman Ilemphery's warehouse, became
delirious. The unfortunate man bad been programing very
favourably since his aihnission, under the care of the rest-
, deut house surgeons, and on Thursday night seemed quite
calm, but at two (kiwi( yesterday morning one of the
nurses heard a breaking of glass. She went to where Birch
bad been sleeping, and found him in his night dress in the
act of making his escape by one of the windows. Several
panes of glass were broken, and his hands and arms were
most fearfully cut with his efforts to get out of the ward.
The nurse called the sister, who came to her assi-tanee, and
endeavoured to get the poor fellow into bed, but he ran to
the fire-place and seized the poker, which he brandished
shout, telling them he would leave the place or slay them.
Fortunately two night watchmen and the surgeon entered
the ward, and secured hint from committing any further
violence by strapping him down to the bedstead. The
poor man still remains in a state of insanity, and exclaims
at interval•, "My wife, my wife." lie also wishes to leave
the hospital. imagining that hie services are required at the
ruins of the late fires—Yesterday at noon a large number
of the brigade men and auxiliaries were engaged iu throw-
ing water into the ruins, which were still smouldering.
DREADFUL SUICIDE.—On Wednesday last a stran-
ger, who represented himself as an engineer, was observed
loitering about the blast furnaces of the Ourteherrie Iron
works neer Glasgow. The man appeared to be somewhat
eccentric in his proceedings, and stated to some of the peo-
ple that he bad made an attempt to drown himself in the
canal, but ho was sorry to find that there was not enough
water in it for that purpose. No one paid attention to him,
as it was not believed the man was speaking seriously. A.
little afterwards he appears to have ascended unperceived
a stair or ladder to the "tunnel hear of one of the im-
mense furnaces, for before any effort could be made to arrest
him, ho was seen to leap into the flaming gulf. The
damper, or blast, was immediately, pat down, but the ac-
tion of the great body of fire which is kept up by the action
of the hot blast was so instantaneous that not even the
mhos of the unhappy man could be distinguished from
C the burning ironstone. The stranger had stated that he was
employed at Oartsherrie some years ago, when the works
were in their infancy, but, beyond that, nothing is known
of him.