The Express.
London, England, 1867-07-31 00:00:00

DIYID&NDS.

August 9. M. L. Woltsohn, Oxford-street, umbrella manufac-
turer, and Duke-street, Portland-place, merehant—August 30.
E. Lewis, Birmingham, and Duke-street, Manchester-square,
gunmaker —August 30. R. Yarr, Weobley, Ilerefunlshire, cattle
dealer—August 30. Anne Marla Barker and A. Barker. Birming-
ham, metal dealers—August 30. E. Moreton, Birmingham, com-
mission agent -August 10. T. S. Bless°, Garston, Lancashire,
landing waiter—August 16. R. James, Liverpool, and Ince, Lan-
cashire, coal merchant—Sept. 2. J. R. Durk., Liverpool, tailor—
August 14. 8. R. Freeman ,separate estate), Manchester, en-
gineer—August 21. L Southern, *en., Manchester, Joiner—Au-
gust 16. 8. Marland, Clayton, Lancashire, oil refiner—August 14.
D. Mitchell, Great Bolton, manager to a quilt manufacturer—
August 14. Maria Welsby, Bolton, provision dealer—August 15.
J. Robinson, Bandon, Yorkshire, cloth manufacturer—August
15. A. Roberta, Yeadon, Yorkshire. cloth manufacturer—August
15. E. Brown, Yeadon, cloth maker—August 23. N. L. Dyson,
Macclesfield, grocer.

DLIBOLVID.

H. J. Byron and A. Henderson, Liverpo; theatrical managers
—W. Ilirtles, It. Whltehurst, and T. Woolley, Derby, elastic web
manufacturers, an far as regards W. liirtles—J. W. Poundleys
and D. Walker, Kerry. Montgomeryshire, architects—J. !Henson
and J. Biala, Leeds, cloth finishers—E. Lloyd and C. 11. Mus-
pratt, Gloucester, wine merchants—S. D. Stubbs and T. S. Her.
?WIN. Liverpool, commission agenta—J. Cotterill and C. Jones,
Studley, Warwickshire, wire reducers—W. H. Skein= and J.
Middleton, Liverpool, commission merchants—J. Crapps and S.
May, Lincoln. drapers—Joseph K itchin, John Kitchtn, and S. P.
Ashworth, Leeds, hop nserchants, solar a/regards 8. P. Ashworth
—B. Boots and J. Siulth.Wadhurst, Sussex, britkmakers—J. Tall
and W. F. Hartley, Old Kent road, manufacturers of an appara-
tus for constructing walls, etc., in concrete-4. Randall and
J. F. Randall, Chatham, pawnbrokers—J. Mercer and T. Mercer,
Toweester. Northamptonshire, bankers—B. Kantor and 8. W.
Kantor, Bread-street, Cbeapside, merchants—W. Bowden and
J. T. Lewis, Barton.upon-lrwell. Lancashire, chemists—R. B.
Body and H. Body, Plymouth and Horrabridge, Devonshire ; and
Donlslebots, Cornwall, seed merchants—J. Parker and D. Parker,
Goldsmith-an:et, Cheapaide, woollen warebousenten—J. Walton
and W. Shaw, Manchester, merchants—M. Welch and 11. Welch,
Portsmouth, corn merchants—J. Edwards and J. Hadley, Liver-
pool, provision merchants.
SCOTCH SNITESTRATION.
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James Ilsknrotto, Glasgow, laa hotel keeper, August 2, at the
Faculty Hall, Glasgow.

CRYSTAL PALACE. —At the Ballad Concert this
afternoon, Mr. Sims Reeves, Madame Rudersdorff, Miss
Ida Gißiess, Miss Julia Elton, and Mr. Weiss are the
singers, and Mr. Levi the solo cornet. Without enume-
rating all the pieces, it will be sufficient to give the titles
of Mr. Reeves' and Mr. Weiss' songs, they being a fair
sample of the whole ; they are " The jolly young water-
man," " The Bay of Biscay," " The pilgrim of love," and
" The Vicar of Bray;" "King Canute," and "Down among
the dead men," respectively. The concert will commence
at 5 o'clock, and will terminate at about 7. Afterwards a
selection of ballad music will be played on the festival
organ, and the palace will be lighted up until ten o'clock
for_promenade.
NATIONAL ARTILLERY ASSOCIATION PRIZE MEET-
ceo.--SsossuaysEss Ciao., TURsDAT Evexistc.—The
camp fire last night was attended by probably one thou-
sand persons, including a number of ladies and the greater
portion of the Royal Artillery officers at Shoebury. Some
capital songs and recitations were given by the volunteers,
who were ably seconded by their brethren of the Royal
Artillery. A large number of rockets, signal lights, and
Manby's life shot tureen had been kindly sent by the Royal
Artillery authorities (Colonel Wilmot. ILA., Colonel Gor-
don, dc.t, and they were placed under the superintend-
ence of Captain Studdart, adjutant Ist London Artillery,
and Sergeant Collier, H.A. These fired at intervals had most
pleasing effects, particularly the volleys of rockets when
the camp fire and the darkness of a calm and lovely night
had increased. The words " National Artillery Associa-
tion " had been marked out with the fuses on the
side of a gravel pit facing the spectators, and this
attempt merited a better success than the smoke
from the burning fusel composition admitted. At
the close a ring was formed round the fire,
hands joined, and " Auld Lang Sync " was sung with
effect. A somber of men holding port fires marched round,
and " God save the Queen" was then sung in chorus.
Lieut. Minister, lot Surrey, superintended at the camp
fire, and was rewarded with well-merited cheers. Soon
after eleven o'clock the camp was restored to he
usual quietness, but the remains of the camp fire
were burning at mid-day to-day. The competi-
tion today wan for the Prince of Wales's prize of
rd., and under the usual conditions—viz., three shots at
1,250, and two shots at 1,500. As each shot was fired it
was watched with a great anxiety, and at length the 2nd
Middlesex (Custom House) made the extraordinary score
of 39 marks, and thus secured the prize. The second best
score was made, it was stated, by an Essex de achrnent
but we were unable at the time this notice was despatched
to ascertain the number of it. This evening there will be
another camp fire, the one of last night having pained over
.1, in such a successful manner. This afternoon there was
again a nuniber of rustic sports on the cricket-ground. The
health of the camp, under the charge of Dr. de Lisle, of
the let Middlesex, is all that could be desired ; and in but
very few instances have his services been regnireeL
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