The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-04 00:00:00

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whether so ahe4 ewe ia war time a ma
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set the amity of tits peels, rod I will
a vend Neale et Pews; I will give
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I beg_ to repeat to you
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la rose osipsuposed " The health of the
haying aeltaworletosd the toast, pro-
if the Bowery Ikaretary of the Testi-

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ote nadir which the teetimealel was
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Itep of Leaden, and the Thebes et the
, et Mr. Mastermea, *.P., mad et Mr.
them given. The leteiraentimagename
withal. Howe calemmens, be remarked
he whole admission. et the Romeo(
raiment than teethe Mimes, because in its
good speeches labially reported, and
were made, their limy materials were
Deeming dram—Other toasts having
LID MAYOR !Wit pureed the health of
able gentlemen w o took the most
inagement of the Times newspaper
s, in his own name, and in ‘l:etrurr of his
pressed his deep genes of the kindness of
I the gentlemen present for the manner
✓ank the toast.
) returned thanks for a sinuler compil-
e principal writer of the' City ardcle,"
ing taken coffee in the drawing-room,
>Week.
MIDDLESEX MAGISTRATES.
of the Middlesex Magistrates assembled
Is bashers et the meaty. Mr. Pownall
)epaty Clerk et the Peace having read
last court, sad disposed et other routine
to lay before the mart the reports of the
he several musty prime.
ICTION, Coutasay-ernarts.—The report
Ica of this prima stet* that there were
nal la that prima, 775 el wham were
males, besides- 9 ek9dna. Out et this
sere were wily 3 males and 1 Mask in
1 5 males and 7 "Mk. out-padeOs re-
s 'amities). kr slight
_fiedispesitila; end,
the only Meth whisk assured was 1
years of age. The report of the House
aminater, anted that there were 651
ich number, only 4 melee and 1 female
a. The reports were received. Mr.
f a modes ter the total abolition of
by females in the Westminster Bride-
ABYLt7II.-A correspondence be-
retary of State, Sir James Graham, and
y, Sir George Grey, and the committee
anwell Lunatic Asylum, relative to the
asylum, was laid before the court; the
e,
that Sir George Grey promised to
lay for an interview with the committee.
to public interest, were read by the
he Peace sad received, after which the

ASYLUM. The quarterly general
inLorporated for the support and educa-
of soldiers, sailors, and marines, natives
ye died or been disabled in the service of
lot for indigent Scotch residents in Lon-
parochial relief, was held yesterday at
ii Crane-court, Fleet-street. Mr. J. A.
The report announced the continued
agitation. There were at present forty
rhose advancement was very great, and
t was proposed to build an additional
in accordance were accordingly adopted,
d from the Duke of Buceleuela, mom,
yon the progress they had made. The
fed.
GELICAL .SOCIETY.—A meeting was
X the Hanover-square rooms, presided
ey, for the purpose of forming a society
ae, designed to afford to the cot number
ng and sojourning in this country the
and religious instruction, in which they
lamentably deficient. The Chevalier
n minister ; Sir Culling E. Smith, Bart. ;
steth ; Professor Le Harpe, and several
ad zealous friends of the object, were on
chairman explained the purpose of the
there was at all times a resident foreagn
ountry of at least 100,000 souls, chiefly
polls, a number that must be expected
ith a large increase, owing to the facility
tr steam travelling,, and that it was a
t there wee no provision for affording to
trams a sound scriptural or religions edu-
na. To remedy this want was the great
of the society about to be formed, and
for its formation was deemed favourable,
t which the evangelical alliance met in
the principle, of the Evangelical Alliance
ilittywas to be bend, although
other *caseated with that body, and
plural pprindphs could not be chosen. A
se were proposal, and adopted by the
Masai= of the emisty, in support and
& the Omar. Bunsen, the Rev. Mr.
NMI edam% adidressed the meeting ; and
yelled to the chairman, the proceedings
NAvioN.—Profetwors Oersted and
Copenhagen; Dr. Middendorf (the
[ores.), from St. Petersburg; M. Rose,
Tors Retains and Svanberg, from Stock-
lebilobein (the diseoirerer of the new
Rode • and Profaner Matteacci from
tat in London en route he Southampton.
era have announced their intention of
meeting of the Association, including the
:henget, M. Dumas, and several of his
is now known that in addition to niany
ih science, the Southampton meeting.
Loch instant, will be honoured by t2te
yal Richness, the Prince Consort, and
[mg nobility end gentry, including Lords
hburton, the Bishop of Oxford, the
der, the Speaker, Sir George Stann-
DP CRIPPLEGATE WARD WITROire.
a statement made by the father of one
late case of murder, as to the igno-
, the girls belonging to this school, a
f them was held yesterday. The elder
proficiency in reeding the Scriptures,
rteniier children showed that every
e :apart instruction, which, with
, had been properly appreciated. A
the satisfaction felt by the meeting at
I done, without previous preparation, j
the Lord Mayor, was moved by a gen-
ided in the tall belief that all which
rue, but who kook the earliest oppor-
ing his error, was carried unanimously.
EMT AT CLAPHAM.—A_ new police ,
se of being erected in lArkhall-lane,
the police charges have been taken to i
IA FROM Rtrasia.—The arrival of i
I was noticedsome time since es having
el arrived in the London Docks from
dessa. Another importation of a dna.
at taken place by a vessel which has ,
Bristol from the purr Plane, named the I