The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-20 00:00:00

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Mr. Kent, whose child was so brutally murdered
at Procne, formerly resided at Midmost:li, as inspector of
factories in this district. He is well known in Devon, and
was always considered an affectionate father.—P/yastmlA
Joined.

Dr NMOW Arrenn4.—There are yet aspirants for
the rashers. The secretary has received the following ap-
plication from Henry Lloyd and Mary Ann hie wife, aged
42 and 38, residing in London :—" 12th July, 1860. —Deer
Sir, deferred answering your letter, thinking there would
be ample time before September, but seeing a notice in one
of the papers, that there is only one applicant fur the flitch,
I beg to ry lam another. My dear wife and myself can
conscientiously answer all your questions ; we have now
been married two year, this month, and are more attached
than ever, if possible, and I trust you will award the Bitch
this year, and perhaps the example of two couples coming
forward to claim It may induce WON other couple to come
forward wbo are more diffident." The committee, we un-
derstand, have decided (unless some circanistanre occur to
render a change of plan desirable) to defer the presentation
of the flitches, which was to take place next September,
till after the opening of the railer/ from London to Dun-
mow. In this W. H. Ainsworth, Esq., has acquiesced.—
Chelmsford CAromirle.
COLLIS:SY APCIDENT.—FI% KILLED.—(■
Wednesday evening, inquests were held in two coroners'
districts on the bodies of four men, and a hoy, who were
killed on the Nii;ou: morning at the Adder!, y
Green Colliery, North Staffordshire, belonging to
Messrs. Stirrup and e. The men were descending in the
first code on that morning, when the code came suddenly
Into contact at nearly 200 yards from the top of the shaft and
about 25 from the bottom, with an iron rail that had fallen
from a higher point of the shaft, and had lodged at the point
described. Immediately upon the collision taking place, all
the occupacts of the code were precipitated to the bottom
of the shaft, two of the number being killed upon the in-
stant, and the other three dying almost immediately after
being brought up. A verdict of " Accidental death " was
returned, but the jury strongly censured the workpeople,
who knew about the rail having fallen down the pit, for not
reporting it. Proceeding■ are about to be taker against the
banksnian, for not lowering as empty code down the pit
before the men descended.

WILD ANINAUI IN THE PUNJILITIL —The DOWN
from the Punjaub is not of any importance, if we except
the alarming annual loss of life occasioned by the ravages
of wild animals. From a tabular statement showing the
number of wild beasts destroyed, and the loos
of human life aimed by them in this province
during the past year, we Isere, with great re-
gret, that the latter is absolutely appalling. The
number of children alone amounts to four hundred and
sixty-seven. The largest casualties are principally in the
Umritsur division, for the city of that name lost forty-two,
Goordwspore one hundred end fortr, four, and flealkote one
hundred and sixtyone.—Doestay tehyrapA, June 92.
. . . .

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DEATH or THE Hosea Twiner.—Thu celebrated
borne died on the 11th inst. at Boston. Ho great had been
his popularity that hundreds of strangers from all parts of
the kingdom used to come to see him. Enormous sums
of money were oftentimes offered for him ; but his owner
prized him more than money, and no sum would have
induced him to part from him. He had in his day been
pointed by Rir Edwin leedseer, Mr. Cooper, and Mr.
Herring, sen., the latter once pronouncing him to be the
handsomest horse that he had ever looked upon ; whilst only
• few weeks ago he was painted by Mr. Corbet, at the re-
quest of the proprietor of the Sporting Memuerie, in which
periodical his
.portrait will appear next month. He was
purchased by Health of Baron Rothschild in the autumn
el 18.'15. He wee highly prised by Maims. Kemp and
Baumber, of Thindslehy, Mr. Bayley, of !Meilallriaff•t
Maacbester, and the Rev. B. Beridge, of Almrtirg. all of
whom have some resgaiiiimut homes deseeaded from him.
Hie head has bees seat to Hall to be prepared for premier
tkilassased the hotly hurled is • field of Mr. Jackson's imam•
dsatelv behind the Peacock Hotel. In a pecuniary point of
I view his death is • serious loss to Mr. tinaith.—Staraford
ifercury.