The Express.
London, England, 1866-03-15 00:00:00

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Has MAJZIITY'II CRAMS ROYAL.--wThe 101lOtrinS
gentlemen will be preachers at her Majesty's peas r°7
at
on Sunday next:—Chapel Royal, St. e
12, the Right Rev. Dr. Henry Fhilpott, Bishop of Wore's-
tee ; Chapel Royal. Whitehall. at 11, the Very Rev. George
Henry Liddell, D.D. Dean of Christ Chu, Oxford; at
3, the Rev. Charles Kinpley, M.A., el Masdelene College,
aid Regius Professor of History in the University of Caw.
bridge ; Chapel Royal. Savoy, at 11, the Rev. Henry Wace,
RA., of Screened College. Oxford, curate of St. Tames's,
Modally ; at 3. the Rev. Alfred Rowse Evans, D.D.
rector of St. Mary-leatratid. On Tuesday next, the day of
humiliatiottiessoraing memos will be preached at White.
hall by the ht Rev. Dr. Harold Browse, Bishop ofßl ;
and that in after:woe by the Rev. Dr. Goulbare, in-
eambest d SL John's Church, Paddington, and prebendary
of St. Paul's Cathedral.
A Chapter of the Order of St. Patrick was held
in Dubbn Castle on Tuesday, by his Eacelletey the Lord-
Lieutenant, Grand Master, when the Fad of Dunravea was
created a Knight Closedown of the Order, and iterated in
the usual farm with the ribbon sod bodge. The Roble earl
is the second Rooms eitholis %debt of St. rani*. the
Berl of Fingal Wag the only catholic member el the order
previous to the appointment of Lord Dimness. A
large sad fashionable assemblage attended to witness the
ceremony.
PILLIINACRITTICAL SOCIITT 07 EISZAT BRITAIN.—
The following candidates paned the examination Slipharsa-
aeutical thornless y :—Alfred Berrowolough,
Yir-
field ; William sit, Heywood ; Robert Keevdl, Clif too;
James John Owlet, Great Yarmouth ; William Philbpd,
Nemorose-road ; Joseph Sommer Robinson, Allrstos ;
Philip Stoneham, Leedom; Samuel John Weston, Landau.
HYDROPHOBIA.—Mr. Herford, ooroaer for Man-
chester, held se humid as Tuesday on the body or Jobe
Brown, ptheer, Walker-street, Hardman-street, Meneheeter,
spd 18 Tears The dertessed's father said that so Meg as
seven months ago the dimmed wee tyiog • dog's feet, pre-
paratory to drowsing it. The dog bit his right head
and the wound was afterwards dote/Med. The deceased
seffered so pain till Thursday last, whin he complained
that his ram felt "dead." Os Saturday he refund to take
milk but did not seem to fear it. He subsequently refueled
both meat and drink, and then bemuse wildly delirious, and
foamed at the mouth. On Sunday monde; he died. Sir. J.
Stephens surgeon, said that from what be witoessed he was
satisfied the precept ogee was ace of hydrophobia. A ver-
dict el "Death from hydrophobia calmed by the bite of a
dog • was retunied.—Mancliester Guardian.
An inquest was held at Bromley, on Tuesday, on
the body of Charlie Franklin, aged 47, a market dnioner.
Last Sunday night he retorted home intoxicated, and
after a very hearty supper attempted, es an act of bravado,
to wallow a piece of bed two toolbar lona. hick stuck
fast in Ha throat and choked him. The jury forted aver-
dint of " Accidental death."
Tan RINDIRPRIT IN BILGIUN..—An Antwerp
letter says :—" The disease in eattl• which bee for some
time prevailed is the commune of Yemen has assumed
such a grave character that the government as thought
tight to send there two veterinary surgeose from. Smile,
who on their Drivel at once ordered 36 diseased animals
belonging to M. Bel and Co, to be slaughtered. Two mars
after 62 others out of 137 were put to death. The 13e/gierse
Minsiteur publishes a royal decree to the effect that the
iodemnity for the slaughtering of animals attacked by the
cattle dieter, or suspected to be sa shall rale be Paid
beseeiorwarti in owns where it shall be proved that the
owner had kept the oredsmeed animal in his stable f.x
at least a mouth. This Immure has bees caused by the
certain knowledge obtained
that the reappearsom of the
epidemic at Antwerp is owieg I* the negligees, of certain
farmers, who, relying os the iedmainty. trouble Gremeelves
very bide as to tee quarter from which they get the ad.
mde they purchase"
BUZZING or • THIL•72I. —The burning of the
Brest Theatre, the ether day, occurred in the daytime and
just after the rehearsal of the Postilion de Longjetereau.
A woman who wee in dims* of the box-ollee heard a
sailer outride say to the teeny on daty at the tbeatre
that the place was os fire, awl on rushing into the building
to de she found the interior in James end on attemptieg
to thawed totted her Fader to be cut off. She then
adeeded, and after breaking • window os the second floor
mewed to get out on a balcony, but was usable to
get down as there was so ladder of sufficient lentil.
However, a man succeedod in enterieg toe of the whitlows
oe the first floor and let the poor minas down by a rope,
afterwards rashing Wooer the fire biathelf wittiest moth
I damage. As seen as the slum speed the authorities both
civil sad Battery, lisateined to the spot. end the %hate-
' tants of all deism need their utmost midyears to compeer
the flames, but as far as the theatre is eoseented without
! amt. fee it was totally destroyed. They, however
theml
seeded preservieg thesermanding propedy. e
which was built is 1780, was insured in two cams to the
amount of 180,0001 r., but the damage dose amoents to live
hundred thawed trance at leest.
lieutenant A. Bagley, R.N., ha been appointed
a naval mail must ea tithe nonthemplon elation.