The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-11 00:00:00

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e haveytobuanzotionnleey turheTidea. t
nghno.ft L
uraadyd.Augubtr at:
Hall William IV. by Mrs. Jordan, the •actrees. The &-
lady wee born 20th Nov., 1803. She married, ant.
July, 1827, Hon. John Kennedy-Erskine (who died 6th
, 1831) ; and, somodly,24th August, 1836, Lord John
'ok Gordon Hallyborton, third son of George, ninth
cis of Huntley, by Catherine, second daughter of the
Sir Charles Cope, Bart. Her ladyship died oo Friday
at Hellyburton.houm. Coupsr-Angus, N.B.
he Herald has reason to believe that the Na-
tive party at Colchester and in North Essex intend to
Lion molest the return of Mr. Gordon Rebow and Sir
Western, Bart., the liberal sitting members.
. Lee is to be impugned at the next meeting of
preebytery of Edinburgh for his use of a service-look in
worship at Old Greyfrian.
e Africaine is still played four nights a we
Coveot.garden. Recently Miss Ida Gallas. to dOd
Pyne a little rest, hes undertaken the part of &like.
Wednesday night the Domino Noir is to be preceded by
act operetta, called Chritimas Eve, the composition
r. Charles Deffel, and not unknown to those who tre-
nt the musie-room of the Orystal Palate.
General Espartero is now in his 75th year, but
is hale and strong, with a healthy complexion and ee
t bearing ; he walks and rides, and is, although voiding
thin the town, always out at his farm, taking ss mach
rest in his potatoes and cabbages se the hermit of Cl.
rs, to whom the Spaniards are so fond of ooraparioi

Madame George Saud has promised to deliver a
ore in the Salle Valleetino, Paris, on the 15th.
BUILOLLILY AT THZ DUKE OP SOMEMETA.—ft
onday night, the Duke of Somerset's reeideooe at MOM
redly, now in the occupation of his son-io-law, Lord HMO
yone. was burgle:lowly entered, and two writing desks.
tabling & considerable sum of money sod severel valuable
lea of jewellery, were stolen. His Grace the Doke of
*net and family are at present away from *tido
ley, and on the evening of the robbery Lord Hen/
vice was at Gillingham, attending the meeting of the
ricultsual society. The thief is supposed to have secretor,
Smell in the house before the family retired to bed, secrete
he robbery was not discovered until the following mornings
examining the premises, it was found that several
rawer. had been opened sad ransacked, and two dealt
as belonging totheDukeof Somerset, sad the other to
via
Hoary Thrum had been canied off. At a later ana ....1""
ks, from which everything of value bad bees awn tramen
were totted in an outhouse. The desk belonging w
Lord Berry Thyone nontained Bank of England motes W
the mount it is said of &boat 1001. a gold and pietism long
guard Oslo; a eral ring, with gold key sod other P,„_rt"
perky. Io the Ounce of his gram the asontente of
Duke of Somerset's desk cannot be accurately ascertainor-
--Salisbury Journal.