The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-03 00:00:00

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walk of Ham 11116111 is all Math Idedon
way, between rad the City Yale nu every 46 minutes
The residence is laved substantial , and ham every aeoom
laudation for a lawilly of . The grounds are
studded with Sae cedar and other t. 1.. and aneoaaded oa
every side by luzarlan4 evergreen, 1111111111dm melee illte.
elaWiag, dr., are wall SETIMMIIi Oros tie bears and saute
adjo le thpasture had, the e tannery, kitchen
sheds eeearytag week sod three eselaearee
iof about
la sena for farther potholers sod wine as me
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NO CHARGE MADE for STAMPING PAPER
awl =mons oil& LW. CRAM or I/MULL
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SCIMPJUCE CUM PIIXT for la 61.—Obierra at UItNIIIT
imams irdiaarm eiialiandest. 112.1.1111 DILLY, two
dam boa Illeskderdresi.

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eatwpm mew, eeemesed Ihe et theatres erase*
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Mli. ; superior, IN. ele.. eb., and hie deqpittled by THOR.
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41 years paperer% to the Hoe Neeility al thteste's.ton ,
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madly rr arealsti 410. Oa, 145., 411 i ; Iliarrtaa. good. It,
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QOYERTI SULTANA SAUCE, Roll* Buena-
• ladle. AramNs litatkad. ea—Theee anosea
wr= 2
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Peed, repotted de isommahly al ilisft wily rid wildsollmare.
re to be obtabed et all pee= sad Hellen woreimpeomea
Ike r Waal ILlogissa. Memo ledlipsenble Imet,
gaselley, WYK slew% ard all made Mir, sal Wpm% Mr Is
Mari. sad cable a mast Mids. *avow
rad ILACIWZIA, Nevem. to the floso3.lll=
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C°CKS'S CELEBRATED BEADING SAUCE,
widek Y r IM4estramed with lidt. woe, steaht.=
RAW, parts, bet awd said meats. owl tow etraded for
re. la odd by the mod Pespeetable drawee is WYswam.
J. sad C. COCKS, Imedies, lade IfaareasVarats.

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comsh sIaiILAND us d as OMB to be obloimml
of sod Co.. Ti. Marehas" WlRlonskosh
City. Good *s sodoi Oosys 101, as, Is 61..
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the saw 0..0.. Ma wisp trio M ow Missy obillos se
nods. lowa Is ishbrisi. • piss or vest tom %pre otoorlst
pins Ail psis swelypo elalis Mho of the City.

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me C=lar MGM anger sage Owls brow *Sorts
r eerier. Tar bees star as adecipal
markets both of bars sed Jeer hers briar mere{ err s-
temma, sad bre eseseedad Yeilserip orb ma eiserlasset of
goods as has mew bare bees amielled raw gas reef Is Ibis
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sad they retire to say that oor aliglibee style, dors
ay material and wortimardp, lashirser at err anis
It is yrs stiorried, is. la re tritropAls of
Vircain has bees beitowed as Ys NOSIEST, RAT aad
CAT, WDOOT sod SHIM DILFARTNIENTS% which have been
fureired with r estisely sew ski of bitimbis sod memoir
his err st seri prises se errs re pereimers le agar Err
pr ase very Far sirsalups.
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Corer et Mineries sad ~e, sad
Caress of New Onfordstrest, sed Earstrest
S. =Jesecimes Sradiard sad Ihried, Yeckshir.
sell SON rub It to be particularly observed, thst
t =rot appewatt et tt will be =changed. or the
without barrios.
ia=r leek tse the arrest assess, aestaireir "The Growth
id as loperisel brier at Brisk wintry.. with rules for
adlt-msarvimak W Est of proms say Mhol gratis no &poll-
ee*" sie pest Yr. Abu wellezecutuil phut of their (Sty
pgraissa

T" " INDISPENSABLE SUIT,"
mods la miens eoloar• sail patterns, and particularly
sifts travelling, sad haaliteas. rim It
pass
to be the moot eandaelable and earldom.
lolgodliesoL trice trout atia
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ma Mir" sal rime el New Oitord•rtrrrt awl Bart-airent

S 013113) sod mint TEETH are indispensable
to feseeeml ellierelles, and to health and longevity by the
orilustlea Sand. lifit•LANDS' oleihT4i, of Paid
• WWI, powder composeil of the cliiiiixst and most
tearrele. of the oriental herbal. 1t extirpates all
imehersee Se the talk and ensures a pearl-11W white-
wet to the monelleil surface arrests the further program of
decay et the ieseh, sad induces • healthy action of the Irma
The 'wadi' doh bum 11s falabrioue and dlalnferting "'wallies of
W•Odoelo adlidookperity awl fragrance truly 'natio' to Its
proWeec ram I& es per box. Caution —The wonle " liow-
Odnells* see on the Libel, and "A. Rowland and

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by obialibilyliwyesh.r.,

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who Mir fres billow ama Mar anklank Marirlialt. wind.
fir,
gl4.llresa, Alarm at tam es Dr Wilma ro-
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lert. rill la OW apentras air panel to the atrasall. Shay
mato analla. Drearas dirdisk sad strentbat dee whale
to
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Pilla tb geriaa an a sore /rasa package, witli Winne
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The public seemed yesterday to be fully impremed
with the notion that the rifle shooting match on
Wimbledon Common was the natural and proper
complement of the glorious proceedings in Hyde-
park, and that it was only right that their volun-
teers, having shown in the first instance how they
could march, should also have an opportunity of
displaying their proficiency in shooting, the second
and perhaps most important branch of their mili-
tary education.
The day was beautiful, and its brilliant sunshine
was all the more agreeable from the sontrast it pre-
sented to the dark, rainy, gloomy days which have
been our slum, constant companions during
the present summer. The Waterloo station of
the South Western Railway was kept in a state
of siege during the whole morning, sad the
despatch of trains every five minutes seemed any-
thing but sufficient to supply means of transit to
the eager crowds that poured into the platform
without a moment's intermission. The greatest pre-
cautions bad been taken by the railway authorities
to ensure safety, and the consequence was that,
although some of the more impatient passengers
found the journey to Wimbledon a little too
tedious, the genefal impression seemed to be that
five or ten minutes delay in arriving was, after all,
better than a collision or a running off the line
down one of the steep embankment, upon which it
is principally laid. One advantage to be derived
from the Wear* progress of the trains was, that a
fall eppntemiqlnis given to the panniers ot ad-
miring ebeaueaal suburban district through which
it pulsed, and of satisfying themselves that, after all,
the heavy rains had not, as yet, done much injury
to the meadows or corn fields. In many places the
mowers were busy cutting the hay, except where
they stopped to gaze at the monster train as it
steamed and snorted past ; and the wheat and
barley stood up strong and vigorous on their stems,
seeming quite ready to receive the ripening. in-
fluences of tie long-expected Jul ran. At all the
intermediate stations the crosowere nearly as
great as at the principal terminus; but we fear there
was little chance of a railway journey to Wimble-
don, except for those who had taken the precaution
to Mort from the fountain head. The Wimbledon
station, availing itself of that license which seems to
be common torailways and ports, does not land youat
Wimbledon at all? but pitches you out on the road
at the foot of a lull which is about two miles off,
said hill being to the journey from London what
the seven miles from Balaklava were in the journey
from England to Sebestopol--naniely, by far the
most dangerous, difficult, and laborious of the whole,
and very tedious besides, oven with three-horse
omnibuses, drawn by three patient steeds, which
seem to be kept specially for these occasions of great
public interest.
The little town of Wimbledon, a place that would
probably be difficult to find even in the best map of
...Bland, had made most creditable efforts to show
itself worthy of the inauguration of the great Eng-
lish "Tie," the grand shooting match, the return-
ing anniversaries of which are to make Wimble-
don famous henceforth and for ever. A very neat
and well-ooustructed triumphal arch of the freshest
laurel spanned the principal, indeed the only
street, and a profusion of the same symbolic foliage
all the windows and doorways, including the
fraamenis hostelry of "The Dog and Fox," which
had evidently prepared itself for a groat destiny.
Here, no doubt will be the headquarters of the
Chasseurs of Wimbledon, wherein • the deeds of
sucoosaive rifle matches will be sung in songs
worthy of the occasion, and libations of the national
beverage will be quaffed in honour of the, now,
firmly established national
.pastime. There is a
house still standing in Newington, in which an-
tiquarians say the archers used to refresh them-
selves with strong ale after practising at the butts;
and what the bowmen did on strong ale, the rifle-
men are determined infinitely to surpass on bitter
beer, and the other more modern stimulants.
On fairly opening the common we were quite
surprised by the scene of gaiety and animation
it presented. The impression which the first glance
produced was somewhat of a compound character.
A reminiscence of Epsom, mixed up with some pas
sages of a field day at Alderahott, and the whole
strongly tinged with the hues of Greenwich fair,
would probably give to a person who had not been
present the best notion the common presented on
the arrival of the London invasion. There were
the " correct cards" of the Derby, and there was
Mr. Darling himself in propria persona, but only as
an amateur, although his august presence could
not have been without its moral influence on the
vociferous tribe whose profession it is to distribute
his annual literature. Then there war the mili-
tary confusion of Alderahott, the artillery waggons
lumbering along the roads and kicking up clouds of
dust, the mounted volunteers riding madly about,
m brave emulation of the aide-de-camps on a mili-
tary field-day, and possibly with quite as much pur-
pose ; and there were the soldiers (volunteers)
reaching the ground in detachments, just the same
as at Aldershott, but there were none who dropped
fainting by the roadside, and for this simple rea-
son, that the volunteers do not permit themselves
to be half strangled in stiff leather stocks.
The Greenwich fair tinge was given, and it
was pleasant to meet with a reminder of a
defunct institution by the presence of several
troops of acrobats, whose agility astonished some of
the more obese of the volunteers, and an unlimited
supply of barrel-organs of the most approved discord-
ance. Some stores of that precious gilt gingerbread
which formithe California of British childhood were
also exhibited, and it was eagerly bought up by
antiquaries as a thing that was rapidly becoming
matter of history. But advancing a little farther
into the common these illusions wore dispelled, and
it was male manifest to the traveller that he was
really on Wimbledon Common—on Wimbledon
as it appeared and felt after two or three months'
thorough soaking from the rain. There was a most
nervous uncertainty in the tread wherever you put
your foot, except where an ambitious imitation of
the corduroy roads of America had been improvise!
by the getters-up of the great rifle match. Fur
away, so far that making for it seeuied
like chasing the mirage in the desert, stretched
a gay encampment, over which almoet every
national flag in Europe fluttered iu the
summer breeze. There was the Italian
tricolour in several placer, and where it was not, the
hianlinian medico which is similar, with the addi-
tion of a central crown, took its place. A very
handsome pavilion had beeu prepared for the recep-
tion of her Majesty, with elevated dais for the
presentation of the address, crimson carpeting, and a
tasteful arrangement of some very splendid fur-
niture. At one end of this tent was the entrance

Pane* Lila" Pea publidad. pears et: ar by Pala
SO
lIISKASES d the : a Guide to their
Tremont sad Prevention Illustrated by era Sr
TlMtaa literr. bergeria to the Weston Dispensary for Mews
feat ta Ile. Liesetearketreet, Yituoyaquare
"Ma anal ben ininaernd Mass Jammer hum the incurable
doe to Sale araile."—best

a7-T. 17. tki Qesebairast

at which the royal curiae were to draw up, and
at the other the curtains were drawn back 111 fer-

Pa=s OW ow Wilma* KAMM!, 111 Q., tooas ; three chairs of state, which were never
lacasrsav vo ras Hors HOUIDOY Ch!wrous.—lti. lialkaa used, stood ranged on the estrade, and a rich border
"ties film W elmeftterTdliP el the mistime, ettalla of hothouse plants gave freshness; and gaiety to the
beesarshis ssrvias of Wilt • century. &lemur the deosrt whole arrangement. On each aide of this state pari-
MSS at sa early age, Mr. Nadeau SOW prcrygresait
the grads al /Met clerk to the responsible position of mum the "41°61 of the association
had Provided
istrolliy, be while bs was appointed as the rettretneat 4 two l marquees fur their friends, and
ilea In the eateries of the intportaat, both age them were fully occupied by the
marl. sad ardeeelt_ 4. h„La cane._
_Mc_.llhc,,_lo., • awn- fashionable world. 11/ the centre an immense mast,
Wald with sommisy a resnaraause owe. or means. aroi ngldarly • nlfli wd with signal halyards, raw,"
arlaaiSy ;• mad wraps with his Into private life the
swirWi mad Woos of all slaws of that breach of the public ft. bead id"and at its foot stood a stalwart Jack
sorties Is whisk bs so bag sad se usefully labourol. Tar, ready on a given signal to run up the royal
Tali &Falun' Twain) BlLL—ft will be seen standard in order that the world of Wimbledon
tam sre repast that Lord Moberg Montague, might know that their sovereign bad arrived on
who has if I awield_.__ ot"
of to Suhae.,_ Trodw_inn the ground. A boarded pathway covered with
bast silt "It' crimson cloth reached to the little tent in which
Ramos or nis thuliaorwra.—NNlVHAVllN, Majesty was to fire wail Placed,
Jim L_ltd,„*,,g„,„,iuguif own ; and along da times were waded the volunteers
• via Newhaven sad Dieppe. Two special tnaaa, Irbil were to compete for the prises on the first day.
its Leaden, Dristitaa,_ sad Mouth Calmat Rail. On the left of this platform stood a group which
▪ ilnival him at alasnv, sioull•vmoola were excited considerable interest, namely, the de-
ft. W Inalit at Li" gtra.r."4 set tt• wt"4ll potation from Switserland, whose members
on sad mead at Aims ••••• amid an ovation of _
w. with were to contend for some or the prim. e
sad sta.' mmulf"ti' of them borestandard which' Helvetia"
teititi=" sipand to he wmai grasawd. •a upon whin