The Express.
London, England, 1866-06-09 00:00:00

JOHN BROGDEN'S OOLDALBIER4 CHAINS.

*Z-11'ii-g•--r------111tOG GOLD BROOCHCI;LAIL;TS.

IENSON, J. W., byprvaclAL APPOINTMENT
to H. B H. the Prince of 1'A.L.103.

BENSON, J. W., 20, OLD BOND-STREET,
baling reconstructed thaws magnificent premises, invitee
an insnection of artistic works.

IENSON'S, J. W., STEAM FACTORY for
0 CLOCKS and WATCHILK IS and SO, LUDGATE-HILL

lANSON, J. W., 99, WESTI3OURNE-GROVE

BENSON, J. w., 164, TOTTENHAM-COURT-

TbpKNSON, J. W., MAKER of the GOLD
JUP CASIENT presented by the City of London to H.Bll. the
Prime cif Wain.

,ENSON, J. W., MAKER of the CASKape-
seated by the qty of London to K.P.H. PIiOCO
-77:-

OENSON, J. W., PRIZE MEDAL, LONDON,
o Chas U.

BENSON, J. W., PRIZE MEDAL, Dublin,
aro 10.
Wl"' J. W.,HONOURABLE MENTION,
oam Clan lb.

ENSON, J. W., WATCH and CLOCK
PA telfilLT, post free for two rtampo.
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BENSON, J. W. MAKER of the CHRONO-
GRAPH by which the DEBBY Ls TIMED.

IENSON, J. W., MAKER of the GREAT
o CIAWK of the EXHIBITION, 1862.

CLOCKS for the CARRIAGE. Five Guineas.

CLOCKS for the DRAWING, DINING, and
BED ROOMS.

CLOCKS for the HALL, LIBRARY, and
CARRIAGE.

CLUCKS for CHURCHES, TURRETS, an
STABLES.

CLOCKS and GARNITURES DE CH EMINEES.

CLOCKS REPAIRED by ENGLISH, FRENCH,
and GMRIIAS ARTISTS.

CANDELABRA in ORMOLU and BRONZE.

CANDELEBRA in SILVER and ELECTRO-
PLATE.

WATCHES, CHRONOGRAPH, KEYLESS
REPkIATES&

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WATCHES, CHRONOMETER, DI
LINKR.

WATCHES, HORIZONTAL, CENTRE
SEWN DS, &c.

WATCHES in Sizes of Half to Three Inches
in Diameter.

WATCHES REPAIRED by ENGLISH,
FRENCH, SWIM, and GERMAN ARTISTS.

BRONZES DART by ROSA and ISIDORE
BONIIEUft.

BRONZES D'ART by CLODION, BARYE,
CARRIER.

BRONZES D'ART by PRADIER,
CH ATROI: .9.9 E, Lc.

JEWELLERY, DIAMOND of ORIGINAL
IMIGNS.

JEWELLERY for BRIDAL and other
PRF.SENTS.

JEWELLERY'FRIZCriVaIigs ITALIAN
and

JEWELLERY, Sold for MOURNING WEAR,
In great variety.

SILVER PLATE, designed expressly for PRE,
SENTATION.

SILVER PLATE for RACING, FIELD, or
AQUATIC SPORTS.

SILVER PLATE for the SIDEBOARD
DINNER, and TEA TARED.

!I I,

SILVER PLATE fur INDIA.

SILVER PLATE for DINNERS a la RUSSE.

in SILVER PLATE FLOWER AND FRUIT
STANDS.

LUDGATE-HILL, OLD BOND-STREET,
wESTHOURNE-GROVE, TOTTENHAM-COURT-ROAD,

(PRIZE MEDAL AWARDED.(
ALLEN'S PATENT PORTMANTEAUS and
TRAVELLING BAGS with square openings.
LADIES' WARDROBE TRUNKS, DRESSING BAGS, with
silver fittings.
DESPATCH BOXES, WRITING and DRESSING CASES, and
500 other articles for home or continental travelling. Mustrated
catalogues post free.
Also Allen's Barrack Furniture Catalogue of Portable Bed-
steads, Drawers, Easy Chairs, Washhand-atanda, Canteens, ie.,
post free.
J. W. ALLEN, Manufacturer and Patentee. Si. West Strand,
London. W.C.

TURTLE, TURTLE, TII RTLE.
Clear Thick, and Invalid TURTLE SOUPS always ready.
ST. JAILLSI-11ALL, REOENT-STREST, PICCADILLY.
WM. DONALD, Proprietor.

the virpreoo.

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HAY MARKET.

Tim EVISIOnI, A AZ/WS-TIC kiTACIIIMT. Mr. W.
Farren, Mir Ada Cavendish, .tc.—THE FAVORITE OF ?OR-
TON& Messrs, Buckstone, Chippendale, and Soar= ; Mrs.
adpperdale, Re.—And TURNING THE TABLES. Mr. Compton.

PRINCESS'S.

THIS Evictor*, A LUCKY HlT.—After which ions XL
Louis. Mr. Charles Kean Martha, Mrs. Charles Kean.—To
conclude with QUIET LODGINGS.

BRITANNIA.

THIS Emma, RICK iTipF66ll7 The Hungarian Dancers,
—BELPHEGOB, THE MOUNTEBANK. Min Clara fit. Cum,
Mrs. S. Lane; Master E. Sanders. Messrs. Bigwood, Lu Be,
Blew &c.—With THE BLACK GONDOLA.

MOH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE.

Tins DAT 40111. 111:7011.718m lob. Um.
TO-110tutOw—Morning, 1111 25m Afternoon, 11b. 50m.

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LONDON, SATURDAY, JUNE 9.

THE official inquiry, just concluded, at the'
Strand Union Workhouse, confirms the disclo-
sures already made in this journal. The dis-
graceful
inadequacy of the infirmary wards ; the
cruelties practised by the pauper nurses ; the un-
fair browbeating of the doctor by the guardians ;
and the hard indifference to the sufferings of the
sick and dying displayed by these gentlemen, are
all familiar to our readers. We have published,
from tune to time, the result of independent
investigations into the conduct of the authorities
of the Strand Union, and the attitude maintained
by them ; and, however astounding the evidence
recently given may appear to others, we find it
little more than a repetition of the heartrending
and horrifying facts previously made known. The
poor consumptive patient, who was found choking
his life away from the dust rising from the car-
pets beaten under his open windows ; the broken-
down and infirm potinan whom a guardian insisted
upon his collcaguesappointing nurse to those unable
to turn in bed without assistance ; the sneers at
" the new blood at this 'ere board" for its honest
endeavours to inaugurate reform ; and the dogged
persistence in evil implied in the assertion that
the trade of carpet-beating, so long carried on in
the precincts of the infirmary, had caused neither
injury nor annoyance to the sick, are facts as pain-