The Express.
London, England, 1853-05-28 00:00:00

DAILY WEATHER TABLE.

THIS DAY, NOON.
Co Noe of Wind. Btrentrth of Wind. BUZ' of the Westne.
Gentle Breeze. Overcast.

SAMMIE AND MEUSE RAILWAY. —Traffic for the
week ending; May 22, 18.63:-5921. 3e. 3d. Correspond-
ing week last year, 2391. 17s. Od. Miles open, 1863, 271;
miles open 1862, 241.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

BERKELEY.—May 25, at Southroinslir Vicmap, Essex, the wife of
the Rev. G. C. Berkeley, of a sou.
CRABB.—May 24, the wife of Mr. Crabb, of lligh.street, Exeter, of
• see.

24, at Maids-hill Weal, the wife eF. De dor-

beta, Erg., of a sod.
DRYDEN.—May 24, at Cottingbam, Mu. R. Dryden, of a ion.
NEATL—May 25 at Boulogne•our-lier, the wife of R. Negro, Fag.,

of a daughter. ' . _
TAYLER.—May 2% at Westbourmegroce, the wife of P. Tsyler, Esti
of a daughter.
WAIIREPI.—May 25. at Stacey-terrace, Holyhead, the wife of Capt.
Warren, of tee ateain.ship " Amelia," of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.
ELLIS—JONES.—May 25, at the Cathedra.. Bangor, by the Rev. E.
2r. T. Ens, Llandudno, to Albs Jane June,, of Ty'a

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BBangor..
POPIIAM—HARRISON.—May as, at Topsham, by the Ree. Mr.
huekr,er, Capt. A. T. Popham, of Top.ham, to Emma Patch,
youngtst daughter of the late Mr. J. S. Harrison., of the above
_._ _

SAVAGE —DICKENSON.—May 25, at SL Alban's Catholic Chapel,
Liverpool, by the Rev. T. Setif, Mr. R. Savage, to Anne, only
daughter of the late Mr. T. Dickenson, of Liverpool.
TARN SKI LTOSI. —May 23, at Christ Church, Quinton. near Sir.
inn:wham by the Rev. W. J. &talon, Joseph, eldest son of W.
Tarn, Rio% of Brunswick-square, London, to Sarah Maria, eldest
daughter of the Rev. W. A. bkilton, incumbent of the above
parish.
WATT—JOIINSON. —May 24, at All Saints', Maidstono, by the Lev.
A. W. M. Coristopber, M.A., the Rev. R. Watt, M.A., Revor of
Cheadle, Staffordshire, late ',Wow of Trinity College, CitoGrulge,
to Janet Elam, only daughter of W. Johnson, Esq., of soisertiehl-
terrace.