The Express.
London, England, 1867-05-03 00:00:00

DE JONGH'S LIGHT-BROWN COD
LIVER OIL.-The extraordinary *flinty of Ms ann.
Fnparation in the treatment of consumption, chronic
bee. coughs, general debility, and all wrohilous affections.
tkoroct. paZiha. and racily takeinnvariably .
Convinringli„proved I 14r
I.4l'elddstf weight of medical testimony, and the peso.
a.. 1 at anaeessful experience for twenty yeah in all parts of
61, t" be Inestimably superior to every other kind. Select
d opinions-Sir HENRY MARSH, Bart., M.D., Phy-
la c"Ajoicy to the Queen In Ireland:-" I ecomisier
oil to be a very pure oil, not likely to create
uc a therapeutic agent of great value." Sir JOSEPH
M-S . Phyainan to the British }]massy at Paris :-"f
""T ',woo to be satlafled with the beneficial and saln-
"e"ta ..f ih. de Jonah's Oil." [Jr. LANK DITEit, P. it ft,
4r for. 'aural :•-• • I deem the Oil sold under Dr
• narattee to be preferable to any other kind as re.
,T,wgiviii-sa and medicinal efileacy." EDWIN CANTON
.:1..5.• Surgeon to Charing.cross Hospital :-" I Ond Dr.
`--" • tail to lie ranch more eMcacinas than other varieties
,inemeilleine" Sold only in capsuled Imperial half-pints,
Ont'. is. Si.: quarts, Da ; labelled with Dr. de Jamb s
'ianature, by his sole consignees. ANSAB, HAD-
-44' C°,77. Strand, London, W.C., sad chemists.
Ili .
and RHELTMATISM.—The excrncittiwu
'414 gout or rheumatism is quickly relieved and
by that celebrated medicine,
Ka I Ica 'l' and RH KU MATIC MLR
-rift ao restraint of diet or coadnement daring their
' ,ertsiii to prevent the disease attacking any vital
ail medicine vendors at Is. Ilat sad Es. ad. per box,
though any chemist.

.gorge Hanbury, being
served to Messrs. Abel Smith and Daniel Chapman, his
brothers-in-law, who are also appointed executors and
trustees. He has nominated his wife guardian of his
infant children during their minority. His will is dated
September 9, 186.5, and a codicil, March 27, 1867, being
two days previous to his decease, which event occurred on
the 29th, at his residence, Upper Croevenor-street, at the
age of forty.four. This will commences with the follow-

ing charitsible bequests :—To the Reformatory and Refuge
Union, tool. ; the Boys' Refuge, Commercial.road East,
1200'. ; and the west branch of the Young Men's
Christian Association, 200 f. There are legacies
to several of his friends, and to all his domestic
servants, and other. in his employ. To his secretary be
leaves :10W. He bequeaths to his wife an immediate
legacy of 1,000,., and an annuity of 8001. beyond any
other provision. To his son Edward he leaves his jewellery,
plate, &c., s legacy of :tO,OOO/., and one-third of the clear
profits of his share in the business of brewer, in the firm
of Truman, Banbury, Buxton, and Co., on his being
admitted a partner ; and the remaining two-thirds he
leaves to his sons Evans and Anthony, to tech of whom he
leaves a legacy of 20,0001. ; and to his son Evans he leaves
his shares in the Royal Exchange Assurance Corporation.
He bequeaths amongst his three daughters the sum of
40,0001., and leaves the residue of his property between
his three sone and three daughters—leaving to his sons
three-fourths, and to his daughters the remaining fourth.
The will of Artemus Vi whose proper name was Charles
Ferrer Brown, has just been proved, the personalty in
England being sworn under 8001,—City Peru.

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SOCIETY for PROMOTING CHRISTIAN
nio Sisal-yard, Loudon'. LINE of STEAM and riegitt KNOWLEDGE ( rounded 1606.1.
• •41 .TRALIA.-For MIELBOGINE(Port Phillip' Direct, A mimic MEETING in furtherance of the designs of this
1, 'l' -
~ t 1... itoche on 3t11,N Day, the lath may tam"
e, ply. Society will be held on FRIDAY next, May 10, at three o'clock
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.th it., epleittlid ell; per ship LINCOI.MsII in it, 1100 Moat I'm, is 84: dlunegshallt Piceadllir.
it -II IN • KR,Curnmender • lying in the Mat India Docks. His Grace the Archbishop of cA NTERBURY in the chair.
a,...,o.,„apceie foe ail ,A...e of pammon are ginew, Tho
.t.lowing. noblemen and gentkmas have oonserated to
t, AL.. she will carry an experienced surgeu. -For freight tl._
... the trrevti,Zki Ihbfahop
of
Lord
Lwow..
worn: apply to A LLPORT and MORGAN, with Meer& ma Brace
.3 Kt W 1..1t.t.M and SONS, 7, Loadenhallotrect 1 ork. Mae. Daniel Moore. Incumbent
The Lord Bishop of Oxford. of Holy Trinity, Paddington.
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The Lord Bishop of Grattan and . William H. Smith, Req., one of
IVEKPOOL, NEW YORK, and PHILA. 1 Am s, nia' the Treasurers of the So-
DEtrillA STEANI-OHIP COMPANY.-LNILAN LINE.- I His ((race the Duke of Marl- I dirty.
.ing th- United States Mails. borough.
..,. compauy's full-powered Steamers win he despatched se ! Tickets of admission may he had at the following places:-At
r: the t Saes of the Society, No. G 7, Lincoltenion•ficlds, and NO. 77,
FROM tivreroot to trwcr Toss: Great Queen-street ; also at No. 4g, Piccadilly: No. 4, Royal
ili4 or 01' DU N, Satmday, May 4• Exchange t South side) ; Mr. Stanford's, 4, Charing-c' or; Mini
i ;ry OF hoevioN. weihaWsj, May N • Warren's, 1. Edwards's-tenure, Kensington: Mr. Pearmon's,•62.
E INA. Saluda, May 11. l'pperetreet, Islington; Mr. Calder's, 1, Itathersastreet, Hyde.
IA .l OF BALTiIIoRE, Wednesday, Slay 15. 'lark; Messrs. Masters and Mon' s, 78, New Bond-street; and at
' And every Wednesday and Saturiay. Mr. Marshall's, 21, thigwaremed. a
.. passage by the mail stainore milling every Wednesday,
17, U.. 21 guineas, according to the accommodation. LITRE BOTTLE WINE COMPANY, Old Swan
ad passage inehidee a full supply et cooked provinions. Wharf, London-bridge. Imported In Litre and Half Litre
no'n 1"1 Canada and Um "114'1 4"6" booked thr°V " 1 Bottles. confidante MI per Dentmore than ordinary bottles. 1
advsn. ,:o one terms.-For ttuther particulars app t. yin th.,..in,
84, Oda }
Ma. 12A. Oda 111
LLIAM IN MAN. 22, Water-street. Livetheel t sad te FIVE" Beaujolais s!LACEY, cl, Kim Witham-etreet. London. Port and Sherry
-. itonsillon and Picardln la. 6d. Rita& or 20., 64 Litres.
. . . to NEW YORK.-VNITED STATES French Brandy DM. Ott 44a Od.
HAIL LINE-The magnificent steamers of the New York Fria Lista of other Wins on application.
Hove tteam Ship Company will leave Havre and Falmouth N.B. All the shove sold in baa if required. and Dock War-
' gerund male maw a eartaight, art under, yhese rants Mosel ea settee dozen cams. DepOte will be opened in
r.,...:',...,u1ui oulsiss,
..o for thafcgaweave accommodation, and every town in Great Britain. Apply as above.
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( plea Mom Lthens rianesta.- KIN•H•N'S L L WHIB K Y.
Wednesday, May 15 IThereday, Slay 16 DUBLIN ILIMMITION ISM
This celebrated old IRISH WHISKY gained the DUBLIN
adapt
Wednesday,eitedeeettay yMl2°l2 :nil:Z:1y: June IS PRIZE MEDAL- It Is pure, mild, mellow, dolicloss
_and very
.the ratan nouns to
In Mgr Wednesday, June 26 Thursday, June 27 wholesome, Sold 111 CIOWO6. go at each, at _ land ,
or
London; by the swots in the principal towns Is ine
mugh (area from London, L 24 15s. Ant-elms, and Zl6 sitcom' wholesale at 8, Great Windmill-street, London, W. Observe the
-4111 Err Land
231.0 JAMES A. W°lT°N. red seal, pink 'and cork branded .Einahan's LL Whisky.
I. L'llEiatt. lt KANE, '., Paris ;G. C. and R. W.
nd Co., Falmouth; or If. /MAAR-and Co., HS, ChesPaide• A VALUABLE PACKAGE of TEA. - A
IS. CHINESE CADDY, cootaining terra. of reallygood BLACK
BEE TRADE WHARF.-The Commissioners IRA. meet carriage free to any railway station or market town in
4 f and rola and the Lords of the Treasury. -Preparing for England, Ireland, Scotland, or Wales, so receipt of 405., by PHlL-
hoction, the Correspondence on the subject of Privileges, LIPS and Co.. tea merchants. 8, King William-street, City, E.C.
granted and how withhehL IMPORTERS of GOODS who are
,eaten to excemive charges on goods landed on captain's SAUCE.-LEA and PE RR IN f3'
, sill please apply to IL CLAY and Co., SS, Upper Mamas- WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
et, tity. This delicious Condiment, pronounced by connoisseurs
"THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE.,"
r ASKING and FINANCIAL.-GLENN and ni prepared solely by LEA and PARRIES.
I Co., :;2. New Broactstreet, E.C., BUY and SELL on COM- lions, __11111,b.„,11C,,n "W._ ~,.,,,thdlYi.r.nuadoiire7,ll.-,-.7.--."'"tswirca.......9l°'lts-per.
--hili hi the London Market United States Government rr7:17,;;;;:°,17 see that
stopper.
Is and American Railway Shares ; advance money on Ame- t....
ASK for LEA and PERKINS' Imre,.
"*"'6"".'""i buy for cash Cm"' and 1"1"" "2- Sold wholesale and for export by the Proprietors, Worcester
-in Sew fork. Drafts %sued= Dunes. Mennen and Co.,
York, and John Munro and Co., Para; andcoliectious made ....."esra.,4: egiSiggardacg.tgmedgbriltgroce:. ran,
ou-nirennitgh,eywallyld
.41 part, of the United States and Canada. Glenn's American ''''."
• .cial Marla issued every Friday.
NOTICE.-CARPETS.-AnP eminent Manufac-
-IIS D E
HOMORAPHYTt TO THE WEISER, I , lards STOCK of Tapestry Brussels at 2s. Ild., 2s. 81d ,
sad a. ltd. Also 111.000 worth of best Brussels, at 4s. Ijil.,
BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT. worth O&o4Turkey Carpets--See our new list of reduced prices
with rtes, gratis. Furniture, Bedsteads and Bedding, Uphols
tery, etc.. Z 30,000 worth to select from, at very reduced prices.
I !SIDER', Photographic Artist to H.I. Majesty All roods warranted, and delivered free throughout the kingdom.
1 the Emperor Napo -biota 111. and the Imperial Emily ; to WM. WAINE, 188 to 189, Newington.buttu
311060 the Emperor of ail the Roadie ; also to H. I. 3la-
v the Qacen of Silnill and the RoYld EnsillY , to Ithi Ifldertr rl ARSON'S original ANTI-CORROSION
Kink of Italy : to Ilk Majesty the King of Holland :to Ills V PAINT, patronised by the nobility and gentry for all out
inty the King t.f Iso tunal ; to the Imperial Academy of door work, as Iron, wood, stone, brick, comps), greenhouses, dic.
sic: Photographer of the Palace of the Universal Exhnition Is twice as durable as white lead, much cheaper, and easily ap
Ac. The excellent situation of Mr. Dlsderi's studio ena- plied. Three cwt. and upwards free to inset parts of the raters
the to operate regardless of the weather. K Minion. White and stone colours, Its, per cwt. : oat red,
chocolate, lead colour, purple, brown, and black, let.: greats
1 ISDERI.-Her Most Gracious MAJESTY the and blue, 425. Patterns and testimonials upon application to
QCZEN, their Royal Highnesses the 01" K E of LIMN. WALTER CARSON and SoNS, La Bells Savage-yard, Ludgate-
RC H, Prince Leopold, Princess Louise. and Princess Beatrice Mil, E.G. No agents : all orders to be Sent direct.
‘• condescended to sit for their Portraits to Mr. MISDEAL
the orselous permission of her Majesty the Queen, the For. PIFARRIS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of we11t..4
t..4 her Majesty and their Royal Highnesses are on sale at 11 known excellence ma oaly be bad at 62, theat Rawea-
nedirrs Photographic Establishments in London, at 7', 71, street, mania the British Museum Gales. The very best steel
72, Brook-street, Hanover-square ; in Paris, 8, Boulevard frame Crystal Spectacles, lie. and las. -THOMAS HARRIS and
!toilet.. : and at all the principal booksellers of Europe. SON CAUTION the public against persons using their same
(Mae de Vida, le. ; coloured, M. Drawing-room Par- Established 1780. No travellers or agent&
fa ed. : coloured. sa.
LAITUK-The LETTUCE contains an active
lEID E R 1.-Their Royal Highnesses the principle the lotacine, which Plassamil all the
. PRINCE and PRINCESS of WALES have honoured with is of opium without its dantgen.-Mr. G. JOILAC7riZ
t the studio of Mr. BISBEE!. and have authorised him the goePmersit, 49, Haymarket, prepares a Syrup and a Pate of Laßue
of all tbe Portraits taken by him of their Royal High..., for lettuce), highly recommended by the Medical Profession for
ell as those of Prince Victor and Prince price colds, aa
lb.. bronchitis, and all chat affectioaa. Byrup, m. ad.;
~de Yidte, plain or enamel, Is. ; coloured, tile.urgettilnet Poi- Pdte. Is. led- and M. M. PM.. by mat. is, iltd and 84 6d.
t. hl 6d. lenda Portrait of H. !tit, actuated on Inc
• large IS by lag Inches, price 1 guinea. PAINLESS SYSTEM OF DENTISTRY.
Jut published, price ltd., or post free four stam,
I ISDERI.-ON SALE.-Splendid ALBUMS frOTAL ABOLITION of PAIN in DENTISTRY.ps
1 By Seems GABRIEL, the old established DENTISTS,
of WINDSOR and OSBORN* photographed by Mr. 6e, LUDGATE-HILL, CITT. i. Longo,
• ri, under the immediate patronage and the gracious per- Id, HARLEY-STAY= W. i
..e of her Majesty the Queen. Historical text by Dorm C. ix nmag-srsearr. iivarom
lit These "A' -gm' hAn'al"'" c"4"i"..P6.4" I. ..xstsit sod indult tmereverasat n dental stargery.'-Werald.
home extra thick plate paper-Include tarty-ove photo -
ha of Interiors and exteriors, mounted on extra One tinted
board, awl moat elegantly hound in morocco. Prlzarl THE FENIAN TRIALS.
;.,n of Windsor and Osborne. in natural ph 7 ...-,..--
inns each; coloured. 40 nee.-Apply to 31r. ri,
I, and 72. Brookotreet, Hanover-square; and at Pans, 8 DUBLIN, THcIIUDAT NIGHT.
ardor Itsliens.
The special commission for the county and city
1 SDERI. -ON SALE. -TWENTY-FOUR of Cork was opened this morning by the Chief
srEantp,ooric VIEWS of the INTERIORS and art. Justice of the Common Pleas and Justices Keogh
IDES of WINDSOR, and TWENTY-FOUR of OSBORNE. and George. After the Chief Justice had delivered
l'irlects°. n complete, plain,
I guinea' coloured, 2 guinea his charge to the grand jury they retired to con-
trol,. of Windsor or Osborne. Sixteen plates, photographed eider the bills of indictment. 'True bills were
r. owe's, mounted on cloth, and forming& handsome book,
sou, including the portrafte of her Majesty the Queen and ..,, ~..
found against several persons, including Captain
it the Prism Consort. Price, plain, dos.: coloured. 30. urtaure. •
'" • Views at du ' group or the Orleans family, ita 611- The trial of M'Cafferty in Dublin is still pro-
oe
DEAL-NOTICE -By anew process of eding ; the case for the Crown has not yet closed.
'
Mr. DISDERTS the CARTE DI VISITE PORTRAITS
..NLUI.ORD on canvas to any die. The public can thus ob. ROYAL AGRICI7LTITRAL SOCIETY OF ENGLAND.-
. Photographic drawing by means of wach skilful artists Yesterday a special general meeting of the Council of the
'bed to the house can, on simple indications-such as the Royal Agricultural Society was held at the rooms, No. 12,
of the romplexton, the eyes and the hair-obtain a sago- Hanover-square, to consider the question of the show in
i truthful oil painting. Mr. DiadtriM new process is valu-
ta this respect, that It avoids the tediousness of long sit- •
the present year at Bury St. Edmunds, and to form a
deputation to the noble President of the Privy Council,
. and also adds to tbe charms of oil painting the great . -
doges of the truthfulness and accuracy of ettotompby. the Duke of Buckingham, with regard to the cattle plague.
so and studios, 70, 71, and 72, Brook-street, Hanover. Mr. Harry Stephen Thomson presided. The council,
, . and for Equestrian Portraits, at Hereford Lodge, Olou- having been informed that the Lords of the Privy Council
rriod, old Bronipton-road ; Paris, 8, Boulevard das would not permit a cattle show to be held at Bury St.
la : Madrid, and Toulon. Edmunds, deemed it inexpedient, after much discussion,
to trouble their lordships with hearing the views of the
ATHS of HOMBURG, near FRANKFORT- council stated through the medium of the deputation, and
i ,N.TimmAINE.--st, NI MER SEASON, 1887.-The mine- they, the Council of the Royal Agricultural Society, came
~urs of Homburg. as evidenced by the analysis of the cede- accordnelv to the following decision, " That the Lords
.1 Professor Lieblg, are stimulant, tonic, alterative, and i - -
: at. They are of admirable service In removing illsoniers Commissioners of her Mesty's Privy Council having
.• stomach and other intestines They stimulate these refused permission to hol • cattle show at Bury St.
when the abdominal circulation is defective, assist Edmunds during the present year, the Council of the
insert of secretion, and give a healthful regularity Royal Agricultural Society resolve that the amount origi-
' ulltaini of outfit and assimilation. The
In-
,fad remedial agents in cases of enlargement of the ~.,„„
are nally determined to be given in prizes to horses shall be In.
by the addition of the sumof 350/., of which amount
in affection of the spleen, in hypochondria, jaundice, -sled
erhoidal disease, and obstinate ...upsilon. In ca. the society will give 3001., and the local committee 501."
'Ol, and all other affections produced' by inefficiency of Great satisfaction was exnreeeed at this decision of the
instrve functions, the moat happy results have been oh- council, and Mr. Hell Dare, the secretary, will at once
. from them. The efficacy of the waters is more especially forward to the different exhibitors and the parties lute-
. • tad by those alio drink them at their source : for then, tested in the various localities the changes thus ren-
visiesting air of the mountains, the gaiety of the surround •
. and perfect abstraction from the cares of the world, red ' *tabl in the prize list of the forthcoming show
de men e e
rill assisting the action of the medicinal beverage. The at Bury Edniu.nd,",4
ent Eurhouse, which, in the beauty of its architecture, THE TAILORS' STRIKE. -A crowded meeting of
mations attribution of Its apartments, and the richness of
• of
the surpasses every other Wilke of the kind on the the out-workers, men and women, of the West-end
of the Rhine contains a variety fursnaclous and len- was held last evening at Willis's-rooms, Brewer-street,
decorated mon.). , a grand saloon fulls and conce.Prto ; Golden-square. The hall, which will accommodate 1,000
' , inning.room where there is a table-dilate ala francalse, Perrone, was closely packed, at least 400 females being pre-
a day, at 1 and at 5 o'clock, tarnished by I
the celebratedd seat, and the numbers unable to obtain admittance more
Id PIA% who is the lessee of the refreshments of the than equalled those inside. Mr. Lawrence occupied the
.4 casinreedo. The visitors will likewise And a
w.
large and coo, 1 a
chair. The chairman said the meeting had been called by
ing-ro
h, Italian, Spanish. Russian, Polish, Swedish, Belgian well supplied with German. English,
and t sensmittee of the out-workers to test the feeling of those
'fail papers, Besides the aboveettrectue.e. , heei arel engaged in that branch of the trade as to the propriety of
eral ef aversati..o.ns,m• es wen as a viaadid...arrea-rana, I supporting the present strike for the uniform time log. He
three 191liard•taid• a. To complete the charms of Homburg, was pleased to see so many females present, and hoped
, dightful place, a troop of Italian actors of the highest they would all join the females branch of the association
I, conducted b>'Olc colcbrolod Mteltnt On ht. be. ..1- , now established. All females who struck were placed on
lin perorm Me choicest Pie"es of the Italian svert°7.• 1 the funds of the society, and received a proportionate
of the IVOOWII(31 Prune-Donne Lucca, V itall, Trehem, .u......„„.. to ,t,..
have likewise been secured for this season. An ercell t I '"""'"''' ""''' given to the men whether they were
Us. numberiug 40 distinguished musicians, performs three members of the association or not. (Hoar.) He then ex-
i day : in the morning at the Wells : in the afternoon in plainest the origin of the present dispute, and had no
autthl gardens of the casino, and in the evening in the I doubt of their success if the out-door workers remained
Itall.ostm. The new railway has almost brought Hom-
Haas to the outskirts of Frankfort. There are IS trains A true to the trade. Resolutions fully endorsing the action
lo ad fro, the last as bite as 11 o'clock. As the inurriev taken by the executive committee to . procure a uniform
only half an hour, the amusements of Frankfort are" time log from the employers, and pledging the meeting not
easy reach. Visitors in Homburg may get to Brownie In to take out work from any shop on strike, were adopted.
to Berlin In 15, to Paris In 16, and to London In 24, so Several operative, addressed the immense crowd outside
' 't is the tutercimunuol. Won by rall. I to the some effect as the speeches delivered in the hall.
0 N I C B I T T E R 8 .
WILLs A 240 Beour.sys. -The will of Mr. Robert
Culling Hantrury, M.P. for Middlesex. of Redwell-park.
.stalled stomachic stimulant. palatable and wholesome.
" WATERS' QUININE WINK" Harts, win proved in London on the 24th ult., and the
4 grocer'. odium confectioners Ac.. at 305. per dom. personal estate sworn under 100,0001. The acting execu•
Manufactured by WATERS and WILLIAMS, tore and trustees are Messrs. Charles A. Hanbury and
2. Marlin'elane, Cannon-street, Leaden. George Hanbury, the testator's brothers-power being re-
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served to Messrs. Abel Smith and Daniel Chapman, his
P.• DE JONCIIIII 1.1(111T-HROWN VAT benthera-in•lner. who are also annointed executors and