The Express.
London, England, 1849-11-05 00:00:00

ENGLAND

_ and diarraca, reported to
ea Saturday, Nov. 3, 1849,
an' districts •
North Witchford (Cbatteris),
0.2
Rottman (Masbrough), e. 1
St. Faik (Wroth's), a. 3
Stockton (Corntorth), 0.1
SesurbriAse, c. 3
Unman (Titcomarth), e.l,
a. i
Tynemouth (Hartley), c. 2
Upton-um-Severn, c 1
Wand (lisongh district),
e. 3
Whitehaven (St. Bees din
trict), e. 1
Wigan. c. 4
Wirral (Esetham), d. 1
SCOTLAND. Nov. 3.
Dyne, e. 1 Ferryden, Craig, Mattress
e. 12
General Total—England and Las 6O 8
Seolend

Return of deaths from Ad
the General Board of Heal
from the Superintendent Beit
Buford (Bullwell and Grew
ley), cholera 4
Birminebetn,diarrbera 1
Blolield (Moulton), d. 1
Bridgwater, 6.1
Chorley, c. 1
Clutha% (Micitonter, Norton,
and Paulton), e. 7, d.
Cockernionth (Maryport),6,4
Dudley, e. 2, d. 1
llalilsa (S)werby), 6.1
H ardingstoce BrantlieldLe.l
KnareeWrouch, e. 1
Lancaster (Skerton), it. 4
e. 1, d. 1
Newark, e. 1, d. 1

Total

The deaths are r, turned according to the superintendent
registrars' districts, it i, found impracticable to disti, gnish
every place separately.

CALLS TO THE BAR.-MIDDLE TEMPLE, Nov. 5.
The folowing is. salesmen bar< been cared to the all. grey of
barrio err-axlaw by the S .ciety of the Middle Temple:
—John Robert Davison, E q., and Tam:lure Walroesd
Fuller, Esq.
TnE GRAND NATIONAL EXHIBITION OF ARTA AND
Miineracraans.—ln canal quence of the Mayor of Glouces-
ter having received an intimation that a deputation from the
Society of Arta for promoting the obj. eta of the above (rani-
, bittern would attend in that city on Saturday, his worship
Issued invitations to the city and clunty magistrates, ci rgy,
and principal inhabitants to attend upon the occasion, A
numerous meeting accordingly took place, which was ad-
dressed by the member* of the deputation, Protium. Wood-
croft and Whishaw, Eq., in explanation of the objects of
the proposed institution. Raulutioiss s xpreuive of the de-
sire of the utertin., to 00-operate with the promoters of the
undertaking were adopted, and a waking comraittce was
appointed.
•11111 PALACE COURT.—We learn that Mr. Best,
M.P., and two other gentlemen are prepsring, or 'misting to
prepare, • ease for compensation to the Palace Court fume-
tassaries, aid that one of the reasons why an immense
amount of business has been pressed in that court site. the
motion for its abolition was introduced in parliament arose
from tbe intention of founding the claim of onspensation
upon the average business of the last year. The object is to
make it appear that the recent business wee the amaze
business, axed thus swell the amount claimed. Thus this
mart, which was a 'monopolist and an oppressor during its
NM, intends to be a cheat and an exteriorise at its death.—
aresday
THE OPENING OF THE COAL EXCHANGE AND TEE
TOLLS 01 ens BILIDOILA r rresposisst, ado is
figures, has collected for the Spectator a swim se these
respect's, the occupancy of the London bridges vs* eh*
mosso is paid, during the royel progress of Teenier Ind.
The toll for the Charing-crem Suspenstoa-bridge
from a half penny to a penny. After making dedsetiene he
pawn who passed over, the selenlatien founded upon the
twirls is that 9,000 permits were ea the bridge at the
moment Ise spectacle pissed. Mr. Bailey, the engineer, wee
seatimed en the lop of one of the piers, to mark the effect of
ik. weight tad motion of the people upon what ere called
the " NW /ft seller.," and a professional gentleman was
Mattosal eladdlar pit?. It WI the most severe test, he-
mum the met *sequel in its pressure, to which the bridge
herrn he subjected ; the result I. ed to have
Wes Pik* satisfactory, both as regards the stress* and
01=1:power of the strosture. 'rho estimate is that
11e sustain three them greater weight than can
pemilety be pissed ea it Oa Waterloo-bridge 20,000 per.
gm must have takes up their stations. The toll was cow
homed at a halfrany ; the reeripes were doubted. South.
:elf rim had not more *ea 10,000 epee:a:ors ; but the
although the *barge' was motioned at a penny, bear
• MN& larger proportion to the ordinary daily income than
dissibe MLR Tedised by any of the others.
• !tact or COMICISICCE. -On Wednesday Wit,
Metter. Haim ef hiegaidastreet, jewellers. remind • lithe
Webs she Neweside painisarlr, eastaisiagicEl hese&
end pet eta gird plait emMags, the taps rengsig
and liege tomb removed, with the following reneek
" Stein from you nearly 20 yews ago.'
STAG HUNTING IN • PUBLIC-HOVEL-A Me*
sgamdens of the Buds Aglewthaer state that ea Friday
week, Berea Eetheakild's heunds, whim in puma el the
stag, drove him le St. Leonard's, where he see& shelter
in a pabllo-honse occupied by Mr. N. Tuner. The door
was forced epos by the land the landisid Wag to the
way was at cope very Pm tamed bash spirards by the
bacipat Imam ei the hied stag as his way tbraegli
the tog-sees. to the palter & but this Imam, whisk ls seem
time sakes farms, was net so fro this selkingss=
cameo e, which immediately after he snivel was
and isonsented by the piling pack till he suds .off a kids
way, sod Mesa reamed le the seam spot, sad watt imp
the nave; is whisk imp sled► be visesiscd shoat
twenty alma% wit= a posse iisseisded and anseeedid to
ddii2Lim Pt into the
mtap-room, where tile hods a-
diak Pia& The itres el the skew Ibis led
the graillestiss et awing the Melia al thak women wiry
flying end *Aft ken Pin Wasp sadist the iesAmle
gistet Mint el the bombs while keel
Ps and Pi heath ken bis lased es
it it irate Mew as ssi_ The NINA
hiredig lir. Tenors bark
_lonape, end pods vairbilseislire
Weis plessa,Pieed Pak isms and window.
autism te revisal awake assinermesi to Pair ihreasp.
The paw gig wee than sees dragged kie the yard, whore
the lips& beta. Ma devour him alive, end as of the par-
snip with a kWh made a dam incision hl lb throat, whisk
lamest his con Wands till his doses ware ten is
asap and this dews be sash, wiithiog k his gore, sad
wan ass to pipes.
ALOssa• 808 Cosrwis:—Tbs chief Oaken Of
one ei the public departments at Pertsmeatk MOM
annoyed cam mooning messily that ski esaviet labsniars
had not come to wear at the proper hour, set a best t•
inquire the reason, when he was informed the pig was
staged at the algebra elms, and paid cot be mat us ikon
Hampshire Iskgrapk.