The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-17 00:00:00

TIME LIVES SAVED BY THE ROYAL SOCIETY'S
ESCAPE.
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Between the boars of 2 and 3 o'dook a fire, nearly
siteeded with fatal cessequesom to three poems. took
plies as the premises of a private geetimart seated Dan,
atom 24, Manor-road, Hackney. The discovery wee made
by these& watchman of the Hackney Brassie Bank. Is the
wens sf a few minutes the coodsotor arrived with
Se Roma► Society's swam, and on the third Soar he famed
Ire d the inmates tying sheets and blankets together.
the calendar imaged to bring the three endangered per-
m hers hie amps. The origin of the Me is ualesewe.
Averydeserestivefirealso emearred es they.....tees of
it, G. Orleall, (=item dealer, earryieg ow beetems at I
Na 7, St. Leocard'erroad, Poplar. The stock is trade, the
ohm end the dwelling•bones, were totally destroyed.
A ire also broke out is the premises of Mr. Breedes,
aogee•house keeper, eirollie at 46, Bt. John's-street,
Clarkson.% The lanes had pared through the whole
of the building before it mid be enbdaed.

THE CITY EXTENSION OP THE LONDON, OUT-
RAN, AND DOT= 11,AlLwAT.—Tbis moraine Col. Yolked,
me of the roomed railway isepestors to the Board d
Tale Maeda to the Ludgarbill artier of
die Chatham. aid Dover Railway,
wpm Wing jobbed by mom of the director sod
mired offidals of that company, be made an in-
spects of the newly-erected bridge crossing Lndgaterhill
for the eaetirmatica of the City exterks el that line. At
the emission of the inapestion Corset Yolland pro-
Braced ha satire approval of the bridge.
Debra RESULTING FROM TOOTHACHE. —The death,
of Xe. Charles Archer, an agriculturist well known in Not-
tirishamehirs, his just hose announced. The dressed
raffend much from an aching tooth, and after the enter
non of it he c,ught cold, which led to erysipelas. Mr. I
Archer was • very enoceesfal fanner, • me whose opinion
ins often amid for, and almost as often followed, ea
(maims of innoriance =mead with sigrioniture.
MELANCHOLY DEATH.—LLANDIJDNO AIIOLPET 15.
—Yesterday • .ad occurrence took piece her. A
tinily from Newark-upon-Trent, named Bradbury, and
two him& were Maytag at the George Hotel. About half-
part 10 o'clock in the memoir the party left the rare in''
as open boat for the Little Orme, when they w
seised far an hour and • half. On their return the
boat rook upon a large stone, which drove • part of
the bailees m, and the vessel commenced fining with
war Mrs. Brsdbary and her daughter were
tuned ashore safely ; Mr. Bradbury end the two I
notlemes in company also landed, and the party walked to I
their ing a distasee of three qoarters of • mile. Mr. Bred-
key es Lin arrival there complained of • alight pan neer
the mem of the heart ; he took a little brandy and went to
learn Without any more nofavourable symptoms mani-
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leas' themselves be died in half an hour. Mr. Bolding, a
urger wee speedily in admirers, but without avail ;
life was extinct before he arrived. The sad occurrence has
easel • painful seneatioa here. The inquest will be held
today. Mr. Bradbury was an ironmonger at Newark.
were le is much respected ; he was 60 year of age, and
hes left six &Sans.
FATAL RAILWAY' ACCIDENT AT RxETICR.--On
Tara, resin a pointers= of the London sod South
Werra Railer, named Courtenay. was killed at the
=lStation, Exeter. A luggage train from
s we. shouted backwards up the bleliDe from
the fit Davies to the Qoesnatneet stenos, and the sa-
ge, bean detached proceeded past the stationary train
es ea adjacent parallel hoe of rails. Coudray, not
herein or mein this, got between two trucks of the Min,
Mending to cross to the other side, but while doing so the
mess prod aloeg, knocked him down, and killed him on
the spot, his body being mud, mutilated. Coudray has
loss is the employ of the company for three years, sod
hinged to the timber gang, but six weeks ago, whilst ring
a crane, crated two of his Bogen, sad bad beets made
inetern is rcasequence of his injuries. He was a young
Is, asenarrisel, and wade native of Barnstaple.— Western
Morning News.
FATAL Accinterr.—Mr. Stephens, a well-known
inage ossebra of the old school, who for away years drove
the car bstweea Salisbury sad DeTiSOI, WY killed yes-
terday at Sontluunptim, by being thrown from • vehicle died
"hide be was Adis'. 'He fell upon his bead, and died
almost immediately.
BLICIDE ET A LIVERPOOL VrIRRINARY SURGEON.
—Os Turley night lest, Mr. David Boog, veterinary sor-
ter to Rms. Loma and ()messy, of the "depository,'
Liveried. remitted suicide by asking a large der of
nhat there is little doubt was primula acad. The deceased
was a sea wall known and much respected. He was near-
!id, sad has left a wife and three children. IidISWOOD
men end eight o'clock nn the evening stated, he went to
tetetiouse in Ranelaghttreet, in company with two
women • he called for liquor for each ; in a
few Wastes afterwards the women left bin], when the
dins,. trod said to a Mr. Taylor,with whom hews@ acquainted,
"awn Will, lake these flour pit the same time larding
a set of firm from his pocket), in hies than tea minutes I
shall toes dead mac.' Taylor mid, " Tut you fool!" and';
Wiled lend. On retards,, he ford his friend lying dad
upon his Irk, and orr to him a bottle, labelled " Perm*
The bottle had coetaised prntrie sod.
PARIS AND LONDON.—Parini is • very trying
Portal,. to those who visit Eagles& JIM as the splendid
slitter c`f a gorgeous domiag-room, reepleodeet with gold
sad ablaze with wax-lights, is a tree *merest to the dingy
°__Teenty of the dieing-room. dark with mahogany and
moon, la lie stately side board, the polio of life bounds
with Piety is the one city, and in the other throbs
the laboured force of • plethora. The mem
nerd strikes ens as more rend al. but
rtettsslellastioitr. Loodoe is a hypertrophied brit ;
outgrown its functions, and his to labour im.
rowdy to maintain the circulation •, while in Paris the
aiii'lgeof horde freely along, animating, stimulating, and
Or,. agog. know there im a good deal al " make up"
thhi ; w small erre of rouge, aid peed powder,
_efileksedyr. Bet, surge to say, the wryer
hi hi NW" whr his own artiness, ad when he loots
glass feeds* himself as youthful red as tam&
• ..▪ .P....ad IL", pearl and enamel would mks him. This
tf•eMw
eneenniaction goes a great way in the rush* cap- I
of the F och nature. It is out of the pereselal
epdagel this earteem that they give us these feted-
2.Te **that turn all our beads with settiesima for I
''"" delightful qualities. Now, we am so beet ea being,
valrad for our sterling gifts in England that we put on • ;
little :tie rage does to maks the discovery of them more
anyilorkua We am so resolved to be pried for our good
qualities, that we Irk apse it as • sort of fiend to bar
Medd ors. —Blackwood's Magazine for A°41314'