The Express.
London, England, 1851-12-03 00:00:00

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BERT Cll Irani 13s. eieb.
A Pennatiet, coatainiest the Llat of and Steers= will be
net ter pet, ace, na &optic iton by letter ; and an ealy application
note the Addrese-171, 171, and 149, OXFORD-STREET,
1.07:1071.

rritE HUMAN HAIR. TGe Ito piwctdooted
'seam of ROWLX4D4." MAI:AR:4AR OIL, either in
loathe hair la Its origami airength owl beauty, or PLVIATteIt It:a;
hat, to universally known sad atipmelided. *ad a .....rd.43 b 7
twU-
wattle wet emberecie la themselves. and certified b lb. Moto
authoritlea It be• obtained the uselleive petromae royalty, sot
lobe. reasede oar mra Court, but those of the ',hots of ?moat.
/rem its eaguieit, purity ea, delicacy, it it olaatrably adapted be
tae bolt elebilurea, emu of the moat tender age, sad la oseetratly
red In the Berm ry of royalty and by the Wiliam of the Rabidly and
anAggyggi, peke be. Id ra: 7.., or I oat!. bottles Owed to Sour
Ma) at lee. 9d., sad double that "la., I: a Oa the ',nippy of seem
bottle of the trettuote are these word., in two hove—" lowlands' ada-
eavarthl."—Mid by . itOWLAMLI 11. autd..pri
Vre all ehr. ma and peeloreere.

EIFTY THOUSAND CURES WITHOUT ME
waxy.. by DIJ BAR:0115 NEVALRNTA AitABICA ?DOD.
IleMlll:—“Vtfty yew,' isiirscabibee agony from dympetota,
ilnlyallollolol nalissa, awash, onlaUpall..s, latublveY. num... *Willa§
Aft 6116.0614 sad vomitlass, him born emceed by Da Derry'. m-
elba INV Mans Jolly %Comma, Uwe, sear Dim, Norfolk.
ae ss. 71, o 07sPenela froos thr Right Ilan. the Lord Stuart
NI Dellint.—. 1 have arrived ouniodrrable tuorfit Dom TOW nal.
the publiestion entire, loco."—fitaart do Donau hold
111▪ amiairms,l lb, at 2v.. ; 2 'b., at 40.14 ; 6 lb., at Ile.; II lb., at
OIL Surf-. Meet witty, 10 lb., at 13v.; $ lb., at NW; the 10 lb.
✓ If lb. eani-terk am Prot hoe of earruure no receipt of Poat-ofhor
mom by DU wings' &an N. er Iletivvt,, Lades , 61.6 602,
OrmelierebArs4 v.. 40. rut-.n'

HEALTH OF LONDON 1)UIUNO THE WEEK.

The official report says—The rate of mortality in
the metropolitan districts, which was shown to have been
augmented in the two previous weeks, boa received a great
additional increase in the week ending last Saturday. In
the first week of November 989 deaths were registered, in
tho second 1,021, in the third 1,132, and in the last week of
the month 1,279. During the same period the weekly mar•
tality of minor aged 60 years and upwards has increased in
the following nwnsbers-202, 207, 242, and 277.
If corresponding weeks of the ten years 184140 be
taken fur comparison, it will be seen that the average was
only 1,041, and that with the exception of 1847, when in
consequence of the commencement of epidemic influenza at
the end of November in that year, the deaths rose to 1,677,
there is no corresponding week in which the mortality was
so-high as in last week. The average, as above stated, may
be corrected fur increase of population, and in this case it
becomes 1,145, campartsl with which the 1,279 deaths now
registered show an excess of 131.
The following table exhibits the increase at three periods
of life :

Average or ear-
...A. in Deatbo 13/ resporwimg weeks
677,,, the work of 10 years. war.
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aaturday, cream of pawls-
w Nov. 24. Ulm
475 /el
4/6 373
277 333

Van 15 pre 461
At 1$ ,run sad twin 1161 311
At 60 years mad sorar6o,

From the above it appears that the mortality of young
persons in last week increased 6 per cent , of persons in
middle life l 4 per cent., and of these of advanced age 19 per
cent., above the average.
As might be supposed from the early severity of the wee-
thee, the table of fatal causes shows that diseases which af-
fect the respiratory organs have been mainly instrumental
in destroying life. During the last four weeks the deaths
from this class of complaints have increased as follows: 148,
ICB, 216, and 298. Phtbisi ~ which stands in the tubercular
class, produced in the same periods 125, 123, 13.5, and 161
deaths, and limping cough 17, 22, 27, and 34. Phthisis or
consumption now exceeds the ordinary amount of mortality.
Lest week laryngitis carried off 6 persons, pleurisy 4,
bronchitis 131, pneumonia 123, asthma 26, diseases of the
same class, not defined, 5. The fatal cases enumerated
under these heads amount in the aggregate to 298, while
the corrected ge of corresponding weeks is 240.
No death has been registered from cholera dunug the last
three weeks in the metropolitan districts.
On 22u4 November, at 15, Denxell-street, St. Clement
Danes, a painter, aged 33 years, died of " slow poisoning
by lead during some years, which terminated in syncope.
Two persons died of intemperance.
Last week the births of 772 boysand 769 girls, in all 1,541
children, were registered. The average number during six
corresponding weeks of 1815--50 was 1,314.
At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean daily
reading of the barometer was above 30 in. on Saturday ;
the mean of the week was 29.693 in. The mesa tempera-
ture of the week was 33.8 deg., which is nearly 9 degrees
lower than the average of the same week in tea years. Oa
Wednesday, the coldest in the week, the daily mesa was
&IA deg., or It degrees below the average of correspoading
days; and on every other day the mean was from 4 to 10
degrees lower than the average. On Wednesday the lowest
temperature of the air was 23 9 deg.; the lowest on the
pme 22 deg. ; and the lowest of the water of the Thames,
361 deg. The wind blew generally from the north west.

TUE NIANCREATER AND SALFORD PLAN OF EDI:-
tartom.—lt is understood that Lord John Russell has sig-
nified hi, wiling:new to receive a deputation from the com-
mittee of the Manchester end Salford Borough Education
Bill. and that he has fixed one o'clock to-morrow far the
memben to wait upon him in Downing-street. The object
of
the deputation is to submit the draft bill to his lerp,
and to explain the general Mews of the promoten of the
noseenre. The academes fermium, the deputation are Messrs.
William Eatwiele, chairman ; Russel Pletcher, vies-that-
's= ; Oliver Heywood. demesne ; John Peel, Isaac's:7
seeretery ,• the lbse, Canoe Clifton (in the place of thew=
Bev. the Dose of Nibuchsetsr' who will be prevented
fag by a domestic ; and the Rev. George Osborn,
• ealeyas miaistre.
EAST lERNT AND MAIDSTONE RAlLWATB.—Ro-
canarna, TLUDAY, Dec. 2.—A large and ainential
meeting of the inhabitants of Rochester, Chatham, Btrood,
and the immediate vicinity, assembled at the Guildhall, in
this city, for the puTore of considering an explanation
offered by the promoters of the above undertaking, and to
mashie the managing committee thereof to ascertain how
tor the inhabitants of the district might be disposed to
support them io their efforts to obtain power to esalenst
the proposed railway in the next ifiliOD of pariameat.
The mayor pry-aided ; and, in opening the b Loma
Harris said, ae chairman of the managing ecomitleo.
devolved on him to explain to the meeting how asirs...
had originated—a pre,jeet which it was their intearri ea
agitate until accomplished. The object of the preemeen
was to join the towns of Rochester and Chatham with that
of Canterbury, pawing through one of the richest and nest
Marbmgrieultural districts I. the kingdom. He was
le my that they had met with a support which
martastei them is coming forward to ask the Inhabi-
tants of them mem is emit theta in their aitilertakine.;
end ebb*. It elided est, there se would
One beimenesieeme whin et mined, low= it
man oho prove an istateme is • eimmendel
pint at view. Sir J. H. Tildes ant addristed the meet-
sod dwelt spas the "%wont of milwa_ y stammotk•
Ile. Leas. The Sem S. R. imidestes
lileaineal as what he sailed
lnk dimeems messom et the
!anent Company is tehes they their
antlimb bill. and rellonedi to the lase Niveao bloianl
by the hew
amebic Air lienowner (Kr. Dieuel), ea that esemies, who
noted it se be gales that that was am the best lime that
meld be shown, bet thst • direst North Kest nee wee the
men iloskabbo. Tits tight hen gestiseasa Wee mimed to
the emememe made hi Xt. Weeniereelative to the main
te be derived hem • Weelli Ifs" red while. he mid,
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