The Express.
London, England, 1858-08-18 00:00:00

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THE REOENT'a-PARK SUNDAY BAND.—We have
been regnested by the committee to publish the following
statement :—Ace some mbappreheaska appears to ealat, in
reference to the stoppage of the Sundayband in the Rammer
perk, we bag most respectfully to eats that such stoppage
does not at all result from any bang off to the attendance,
nor yet from a diminution in the eels of programmes. The
amount received from that source in the Drat season (1868)
was 1781. 18s: 2d. ; in 1867, it was 2261. lea. lid., whets,
during the present samon,the avenge receipts have Increased
to the extent of 11. each Sunday, thus showing a growing
appregiatiou of the committee's efforts to make the Sunday
band entirely self-supporting by the sale of programmes. In
the Victoria-park (which is under the management ot a dis-
trict committee) the result has been still more satisfactory.
In the first season the deficiency amounted to 1001. • second
season,4Bl. 195., while in the present serum (unfinished)
after tea Sundays performances, the deficiency
This shows clearly the Femmes mad e in establishinglsonly 14s.
the
bands upon a permanent and self-supporting basis, and can.
not certainly be called a failure. The Regent's- park com-
mittee, finding that their present arrangements could not be
continued with safety, have brought the season toe close one
week earlier than usual, with a view to make such -arrange-
ments for future 110111101111 as they trust will entitle them to a
se beret share of public approval and support.
A CLERGYMAN DROWNED AT ABERDEEN.—.
Another loss of life while bathing hu just occurred at the
Aberdeen beech. The if..,. William Smith, of the united
preebyterien arra, Bannockburn, who had gone on a visit
to Aberdeen on Saturday forenoon, engaged a bathing-coach,
but before starting was warned by ll'Farlana, the profes-
sional diver, who is now employed by the authorities tote
constantly on the beach to be ready in case of
accidents, not to go far out, and to be wary cf
a cross current then running, the strength of which had
almost proved fatal to a man some hours pr-viously. Alter
being a short time in the water Mr. Smith was observed
showing signs of distress. A gentleman instantly gave the
alarm ; the lifeboat was quickly launched, manned by the
diver and other two men, and encouragement by shouting
given to the straggling swimmer, who was still seen kr=
afloat; but unfortunately the current proved too powerful
foe his strength; for when the boat was not more area ten
yards from him he sank, and though every exertion me
made to recover his body, it had not been Wen up to 'uter-
i day morning. The unfortunate gentlemen has left a widow
. and numerous family. Mr. Smith was about forty-fit e years
, of sp. .
ALTAR DENUNCIATION AGAINST FREE EMlCilta-
tion.—At the Homes catholic Ma* at Parsonetown, on
best' lost, :f :, me of the degymm. officiating in
kome le a number el young women about
fiffe ihr Avant* to posweance of applies-
domande as ilse bided/ to the gowwwwwwt for free pu-
ssies to that calm. He sail efaiest aimrlein result of their
Umbel Ireland would be their ' forgetting their old religion
gmlumming protestant, • and that on pin in this world
07Mtpeasate them protestant,;
the coneereet .I ..-H'- of
Mids. This rather entanieled male than a few of the
=thea.gresene• . Atra kehl, peekusly paid hie mu-
other Orb for mulialine As to their age and
=twomaineont
sustain their appall*. to the
aerationEmig Co
itionra.
In consequence of this ll
ea et the 'venters. on have become alarmed
=
selV=
vs their applieetlefte, many of them with
sad mach • but the epiritusl threats
preverbal, them to abandon
Om Mak that they hal gone to much ex.
1111= Mins ma MeMmaissfor the voyage.
Or A PHI LITMAN r—A strange affair has
earesiell at ceasteatinonie :—A resident playsiolan, Dr.
=tlavesein Ateeiriosial.
ruitrodiucensarr...imia to press for
quitkehigfor the fa-
ts, riligh=the Ilimied that
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attelbeum, the act, tubed on him, lriorked
5 the saes, hurried to, and being
Maw=l , gmetonwbbed the physidea i
• wee so vist, that the
weeps twoholliS wartied physician, bathed in blood,
=tad es does end left to pt hems as wie a. he
r. Zaliont few days after died of the injek:es
v= ii PIM elk
as ;us Boonvia COA6T.—VirhAlee are
at bat begbuing As make their appearance off oar oust.
Dubs& brief clearing of the f ocmadsrable numbers of
tbeat•nwe ems at a eareeklem off Nom Hied. We
elle Minthat theyhave arrivebied in Orkney in great lIMIIIIIII,
eatillsella eie ael egwar4s of one hustised lee Wanted.
at so hiredis tog the week.—NertAarts liksirs.
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