The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-23 00:00:00

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DEATH Or THI HON. MOUNTSTUART ELPHIN- 14,
wrown.—We regret to ennoence the death of the Hon.
atountsenart Blphinstcas, which occurred at his residence, L
Rockwood Park, neer Limpefleld, Surrey, on Sunday last. ik
The bon. gentlemen retired from the Civil Service of the le
Rest India Company in 1827, and acquired considerable I"
literary reputation far his work on Cabal.
ERITH CONGREGATIONAL Camtmt.—The mord- to
don of the Rev. Samuel Ketch (late of Fetter-laite)piatlioook
plate yesterday, the 22nd inst. when the Rev. Dr.
Dr. Ferguson, and other minister. assisted at the service. 1.0 I
The Rev. Mr. Gilbert, secretary to the Congregration
Society, under whose auspices and instrumentality the at
building has been directed, announced further donations and a..
subscriptions amounting to nearly 2001. At the tea
meeting subsequently 501. more were subscribed towards 70
liquidating the debt on the church.
A FEMALE SERVANT BURNT TO DEATH.—Thia
morning Mr. Payne. the coroner, received information it.
of the death of Harriet Yates, aged 16 years, who 70
resided in Alpha-street, Bermondsey. It appears that the sa.
doossered, • fine young woman, was in the service M
of Mra. Ryan, of Albany-road. Old Kent-rod, end 12,
was standing with her back to ths are assisting
her mistress, when the wind from the door wafted her frees fej
against the bars of the grate. She was soon enveloped in ele
fire. Her screams brought asidetmaos, bat abe was so meet ;4
Injured that she died AmUy after her admission into the as.
hospital. This is the twelfth person bathed to death within k
• week.
A MAN KILLED ON THE GIEIHWICH RAILWAY.
—(Tests DAY.)—This morning David Lynford, aged 20 years, ki
was run over by • train on the Greenviek railway end literally a
cut to pieoee. His NOW= are at St. 'Thomas's Hospital.
EXTENSIVE FIRE IN THE CITY.—The most Ex-
tensive Are that has occurred in the neighbourhood of
Hishopagate.ogreet Within fur some time pest happened yes- a
terday- afternoon, in the large factory and dwelling-bowie le
belonging to Mr. A.R. Romey, breeltniekor, situate at 27 and
29, in the before-named street. The lire ocenteeneed between
12 and I in the afternoon, and about 9 o'clock last night it
was not entirely eitinguishad. The fireat first appeared to ..T1
be confined principally to the front house, and an attempt it
was made to atop its extension, but unfortunately that could a
not be ecoomOlabed and in the spans of • few minutes the 5
beck factory also be;arne ignited, and numerous engines were
soon on the spot, but the flames rose high, and threatened al
the adjoining premiere, and not a drop of water could be oh- IS
tained for the spate of ten minute.. The :flames being thus
unrestrained, travelled with increased fury. At length, how- ge
ever, the meth@ of the New River Company yielded a good N
supply, but the flames had obtained meth as motadency es to
induce the brigade to throw their exertions on the surround-
' ing premises. Whilst the Bremen were so engaged, the roof
of the factory fell, the side walls twere noticed to bulge, and
' in an Instant afterwards they fell with a tremendous crash,
the brigade narrowly escaping. The damage done is con.
siderable. The OM* of the tire is unknown. The contents

wmeinsurel In the Leeds and Yorkshbe Fire-office, end the w
Liverpool and London, and the buildings were insured is the
Atlas and Leeds wed Yorkshire alum
ANOTHER EXTENSIVE Fritz IN THE CITY.—At a 11
late hour lase night another flee happened within the bound-
arias of the City, and was not xtittgaished until en advsnoed
hour this (Wednesday) morning, sad unfortunately it was
attended with the destruction of Minya thousand pounds'
worth of property. The premise. in which the misfortune 6
commenced were of great extant, end were numbered 4
73, in Newgattretreet. They were ranted conjointly,
the first floor front by Mr. Fullerton, the well m
known publisher; the second-door bock, by Mr. It
Hyppolitmthe artist; the front end third floor by Mr. T. W. ~,"
Fisher, ertificial flower maker. At the back of one of the tap
floors were the offices of Mr. Rodrigues, agent, whilst the 6
ground floor was in the tenure of Mr. D. fibril; importer
of foreign goods, some thousand pounds of rock
being deposited in this port of the building.
The whole of the upper floors were burned out, and
the remainder of the property extensively damaged by water,
&e., more especially the costly stock of books belonging to
Mr. Fullerton, and the foreign goods belonging to Mr.
Shaine. The principal infests* were uninsured.
THE BRIBERY INQUIRY AT NOZWICH.—The mi,.
&tern assembled at Norwich yesterday morning for the
Pr of proceeding with the charge preferred against Mr.
A.Collinso of conspiring with Mr. H. Cronford and others'
to corrupt Mr. Joel Fox, a member of the town council, by
offering him 5001. to vote for eight tory aldermen on the
9th instant. Mr. Power, Q.C., appeared for the prosecution
and Mr. Serjeent Dallantine for the defence. The leas;
gentleman said since be was before the court last be under-
stood that several other summonses bad been granted, and
that the \win of them, together with another In which
be was retained, had been &dimmed till the Bth of Decem-
ber. He had, therefore, to apply for an sd-
joununent of the present care to the same day,
ot it was advisable they should be heard together.
This application was opposed by Mr. POINT, who contended
that Collins ease and the others referred to. had nothing is
common —the one Leafing out of the municipal election and
the others out of the late gamest election. Some discussion
took piece upon the questims, but ultimately, after a consul-
tation for half-an-hour in private, the magistrates granted
the application. Opinions vary as to whether the case,
together with the summonses referring to parilemen=
matter, will really be proomied with on the day
The genera[ impression seems to be that the object of the
postponement la to enable the parties concerned to gain time,
with • view to a compromise.
REMOVAL OF DE. SMETHUHST.—Yesterday morn-
ing, at half-pest 10 o'clock, Dr. Smethurst wee removed in a
cab by Mr. Rome, the governor of the gaol, from Horse-
monger-lane to Newrate, there to awalt his trial at the forth-
coming emirate of the Central Criminal Court for bigamy, in
istarserrying with Isabella Betakes.

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