The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-19 00:00:00

ADILPEL

Mr. Byron's burlesque, The Bobs* in the Wood,
produced last night with =qualified eaccess, is a curious
grafting of Sleakesperian rominiaosecos ost the old nursery
bib. The actual traditkm is maned, bat the cruel cools
Is • mood Macbeth, urged on to crime by the nomptinge of
hie wits, who suffers the usual sleep-welkiag horrors, while
the male babe, Tommy, appeals to the latunanitin of lie
tanner in the penertsd leagasp of Prince Arthur's address
is Hubert. Farther, the Family Phystaies is tbs " Doctor"
of lifooltstA, end the inatractrese of the lookkes children falls
tido the pert al the " Gentlewoman " of the non tragedy.
A saw tam le given to the story by making the penitent
vessel the tabor of the children, who Ye dieguind himself
for the tartness,n el his defame seeress for his children.
Then combined's', eat birth is Maw, which teems with
the beet,, he went, the nest Nokias se puss, quibbles, sled
Ounces; make the piece one menu ben beginning to med.
Toole so the Bebe Tommy noted with 'unordinary
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autt, sad with a ander:eunant of quaint humour,
aniseed In ludicrous byplay acre vocal latonation, wht
showed him a whet mama al hie set, wed one endowed
with a wonderful seggidation of the ludicrous. lint Wan-
gle *yid the musiXacie, sad, thee" evidently suftwiair
hem ilium, threw an immasity of spirit into the part. Mr.
Bedford was a snilishally Ueda, fir, Miss Kelly a spite.
hl, precoolous eiges," Awl Mr. C. 1. Smith dooms the
gametal credit for his entrap gel enagspeastit reatiartag of
the true ratiodisamlie The insagemearg wan
gaislient, sad the pine af langhser tbeat and of
epplatiat at the ad beigeke sa soap

CHARITY CHILDNXII AS !HZ CRYSTAL PALICI.
—ant. DoT.?—This marnierg six dammed Marren Or
keen to the mime schools et the metropolis left Leeds
ter the Crystal Pskram The skein at lest night cesied the
str, sad the journey by water sad rah wee performed In
omaparative esethrt. They moved in seemenka
through the Oman Model by the chnrchwerthns sad
beadle., in their rebel Molls% eel were In many come err
computimi by the posesblal a/mgy. The meet mass et chit-
drat were sal* ispositsd so tholes by the railway oar
patty, no sodden* el any kid la (=anvil, eel imme-
diately began es men themselves the vartoes modes et
umieramat, weigh were Orally provided far them.
Dr.ATH or SIM BAIL OF CATTICART.—We TM

gist to moots the death of the PM of which
bee tam plats M fk. Lesestide. Maillogs. Ib. de-
emed peer, ChM* Moray Gefillea. atte &het son of the
bet laded Cabtert. by the dadder d lbe late Andrew
EMS, Gamer el Hew Tab. He was born at
WaltmeosethetNeme, las; a 1761, end married in France
In 1818, sod fa Lead he UM the second daughter
dThema Illigher, Ilaq. He Inderel the army in 1799,
served la the sagnilidea to the Helm, is Hates and Sitily
twit 1884 la like rapeddioa tbe asheWt, and at the
siege el Flnidam. sod attained the reek of geasral in 1864,
Iola( Mien yam previondy eneseided his father as
Zed of Ceaciert reamed hie L.C.B. is MX
He wee appealed Camel of the
COV Fleet Deegan Grin. ,
iteal woe ifebeigemilly erier sod Ceram eisola
Chief d deadit, Heft Sees, end New BrusonlikH
For hia smarm at ileressa. falemenee, sad Vittoria' aft
nodal a waist and two Mae. He wee at Waterloo, gad
fir as diettertheed masa at AM bade be received Me
berth-ohm wit of St. W 1 and St. Wilhelm. The
drat Imo we Mr Aka Catboat, Height, warden of the
she Wed Moan he the time of Jaws 11. of fic Auld. The
detemil ad Y sneesedid to hie ale End estates by his see, I,
Alen Frederick Lord Geemock, who Ina born et filth*,
lost, in 1825, Away ileattuant of the North &davit
York end inaitiliecateeng of the North York militia. He
tented is llidOthe dassidaghter and co-heir of Sir Samna
Cromp.on, Bert.
DEATH 0/ TSa Ray. CANON DouGins.—The toll-
ing of the cathedral belle es datum* seaward the death
of the Rev. Remy Denglee, M. 0.., of
earDke CM=
' Mar a painful Wawa, 'Median our period of
maths. The mime* sweat took place at hit residence
he the Mises at 11 o'cieek en Friday morninir, The rev.
ate wee he hls 87th yeor, bald the 7th canonry
Me= Cathedral. to which he wet appointed by Bishop
Vim Bilhart ea the 14th of October, 1834, and wee installed
en Na 18th Omelet In the same year. Ho was formerly the
pest el Whhhhem, living be resigned the 2Stli of
ter, left, opeawhieh he was astintad by the Bishop
leSlVrcester a the meaty of Selwarps, Worcasterehire. He
afterwards footpath/4 living is favour of his son, the Rev.
Wilhite Douglas, the pout incumbent. The stall roe-
dared vacant by the death of Ms. Douglas gore to the Rode-
elastics! ComisMostorr.—Reacema CAroairte.
FORORD BANE OF BIIOLAND NOTES FROM THE
CoNririENT.—A respeetable Dreamed skipping house wee
the attar day mode ewerelbst_they erele paying to their one-
teasers foin:d Beek of Staked assts. The tkis
miasmas', r. fienonel Lam da, the Bedford
Company, detested two mod ashes en of 101. and the other
51., in a ram of money which bed hoes yeid to hen, and the
firm ia quotas was at once ammoniated with. The notes
had emtg apposition epos the foes aim of being nada,
bat were matessed is totteatice of Um Mer-mark. The gm
from wham Haute. kid been neelvel Men bound that anstine
a large TOM of gad noise they bed seta counterfeit twee.
similar to these rearied se worthier. They amergorntly
took immediate steps 1.3 mare the emeisation of ell notes
intently pad by them to t•ustoescre. The note., it was can-
noned, tied been received from the COMBIDINCIId representative
of the arm at Zurich, la liwitaerland, sad had doubtless
bees passed to hint in exchange for gold.—lfeechestrr
Geardien.
CRICKET. GENTLEMEN V. PLATI3S. This
match wee commenced yeemrday at Leafs. Greet exclsmeat
prevailed, sad au immense semblege ettended to witness
the play. The name le aow vey istmadag, end will be
reamed this mounts about half.pest Atm o'clock. Tb.
score at the ftelah of the day stood as follows: Player., first
ioningo.223; Gentlemen, Bret tunings, ; with a loos of
two wickets.
SINGULAIL EFFECT OF THE WIATIICII.-00 Sun-
day evening the commotion arombled at Chalmehed
church were somewhat al•romd by the ratramdinary coo-
duct of a young ma Gamed Dines from Writtle. It seems
that shortly afar the coloomacememl of the service the
par 1.11,w .waded y started up and rushed out Into the
churchyard, whore be fall down Moleatly myeloid. A
number of arum were soon collected around him, sad
Dom, who appeared to be to a state of temporary insanity,
attempted to seise a young moo named J. Howard, a car-
penter, who was betides his forehead with water, and it
was with great &Mashy that ha could be prevented from
laving trident funds a those around. Mr. Gilson,
setivon, who was in oherch at the time, hastened to his m-
altase, but the poor roan, seizing the opportunity, suddenly
ming* up sod restless out of Um Rata near Mr. Buttle'o
grocer, he Mita down the Hiatt-street 4 far as eke Sera-
can's Heed lea, where be again fell down. He was at one
coetraed te Mr. Otheas surgery, where every means wen,
seed to mien Mat, end in the come of the i vain' he wee
so hi roamed se le be able to proceed home in • Sy. It
wee summed thee Ma auttnle hot of the easily., .erhig
epos the nervous of Deem, who it of a excitable
beeperoemmt, irell=ime of ti do sietplar a•tack.—tests
Zona