The Express.
London, England, 1860-08-15 00:00:00

Di-CL411.070.N!!.91' DIVWXRDS.

/AIM 510orros, 'attester, builder—lit dividend of 2s. &1., Oct.
and any subsermat Monday, at Harries, Nottingham.
CfItaIAM PEMoo*, Stamford, Lincolnshire, wine merchant—
lat Orland dla dd., Oct. lb, and any subsequent Monday, at
Harrhen Nottbgbas.
IMMO REAVIIIBOII, Nottingham, draper —lst dividend of 44.,
Oct. 15, and any ißlieuetit Monday, at Harris's. Nottingham.
Ypanwea Worn, Darby, currier —lst dividend of Is., Oct, 15,
sad any subsequent Monday, at Harris's, hottingham.
SWIVEL FREIMAN and JOHN CLIFPOILD, leicester, elastic web
manthaturers—Lt dividend td tla, Oct. 15, and any sable-

Quest Moodily, A Mardis, Nottinglimn
CM'S= Jinn, Nottingham, Mather cutter—Ynd dividend of
tingham
16, OeL 16, and my subsequent Monday, at Mantis, Not-

Sept. & L Alexander and iiTil;&tt, Old Broodatreet, City,
merchants—Sept. S. J. Clarke, s Lynn, Norfolk, victualler
—Oct. In. J. Henderson separate estate, Smethwlck, Stafford-
shire : New-street, Westro r ; and Pore-street, Limehonse,
enginsers-Bept. 6. J. Higgins= and R. Deane, Liverpool and
Barbados& merchants.
CLILTINICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to the
contrary on or before the tlay of meeting.
Sept. & W. D. Hoed, Rye, Sweet, ship builder—Sept. 4. J. B.
Dunn and L 7. A. Boyle, Nenetrest, Spring-gardens, dealers in
Iron—Sept. 7. J. Cooper, Manchester, butter merchant—Slept
it. T Bonier, Plangar, Leicestershire, anctioneer—Se .11 N;
Cberrington Denfogton, Lincolnahlre, . It, Y.
Ward, Nottingham, victualer.

DTOLyED.

X Cheatham -aad R. langtrae,--
laanciests:r, engraver—B.
Kingsford and H. A. Smyth, Milkeireet, City, manufacturers—
M. Kingsford, H. Smyth, aad H. A. Smyth, iliik .street, City,
manufacturers—J. Nom and G. X Bird, Swansea, Glamorgan-
shire, ship brokers—Q. Peeks" and C. Brown, Deal, Kent, linen
drapers—W. H. Sleeks and W. Betnick, lifiinsbrie, Yorkshire,
flock dealers—J. Walker awl J. Hearn, Bouthwark•bridge.road,
Barney, builders—W.f. Stannard sad A. Rae, Newstreetaimare,
lieetstreet, lithographers—W. A. Page and 0. Page. Palma,
hair dremers—J. Haelorworth and T. They, Hawley Croft. York-
shire, fort manufacturen—H. T. Wlhrow and H. Vans, South-
ampton-4feet, Otroberwell, soap nianufmturers—P. C. Ward and
J. Newhouse, West Leigh and Little Holton, Lancashire, cotton
spinner—O. Ratable, and J. Wood, Burnley. Lancashire, en.
W. W. Jones and A. Ordoyno, Bam.. wood en.
cireiti7.-11. F. Gibbons, C. I. Gibbons, and T. W. Randall, Great
Backingbatire, common brewers. so far as regards
S. W. Randall—J. H. Kenley and J. Walker, Mancheder,
caleadorers—W. Sill and W. Hicks, Winchester, ironmongers—
C. Savory, IL Clark, I.F.Tweet), and C. J. C. Pritchard, Bristol,
Worse" so far as mania C. Satery—H. P. Stedman and P. N.
In Sandier" Cheshire, proprietors of a boarding *shoot
W and P. Hubbard, Woodstreet, City. factors—T.
Pukes and J. C. Parkes, Woolwich, chemlata—T. Carter and
J. Treble, Emrich., Devnnahire, flax dreasers—J. Sherwood,
sea., and G. IL Sherwood, Birmingham. silver platers—J. Palmer,
W. Palmer, and H. Goodall. Church Yeaton, West Riding of
Yarikaldre, brick makers—f, Perigoe and T. Vigor, Tonbridge
Wells, Kent, builders—T. Jones, Jun., and W. H. Jones, Picca-
dilly, painters—G. Tett and J. W. Smith, Orehardstreet, Port-
man-square, auction and estate agents—J. J. Green and T. Neale,
Illnainghambeath, Warwickshire and Staffordshire, cloth many.
factunsrs—R. Rubton, J. Riley, and T. Farraday, Blackburn,
power-loom cloth manufacturers, so far as regards R. Runligoa—
J. Dawson, D. Low, and H. W. Hunt, Greenwich, A.
Harris and W. Wintdil, Gray's-inn-One, Holborn, g4m writers
—J. IL Laurie, J. Hamilton, and R. Thomson, Barge-yard, Back-
lersbury, merchants.
SCOTCH 1111QIIESTRATIONS.
THOMAS COIILSIS, Lochgllphead, merchant, August 22, at the
Argyll Hotel, Lochsillatd.
MOOMATII Gonnort Commis, Fort Augustin, proprietor of the
African Museum, August 24, at the Caledonian Hold, Inverness.

Hamm( or LONDOL—The weekly return of
the Registrar-Ckeseral states that the total deaths in
Loudon in the week that ended last Saturday were
999; in the previous week the number was 1,047. If
the deaths from epidemic cholera in the thirty-second
week of 1854 are excluded from the returns of pre-
vious years, it is found that the average number of deaths in
the weeks oorterpouding with last week of the yens 1800.89
becomes, after correction for increase of popultion,l,227.
Compared with this result the deaths in last week were less
by M. Ten deaths were returned from small-pox last
week ; two of these occurred in the village of Lewisham
sub-district, and one in Piunistead. Diarrhus continues to
increase ; the deaths from it in the last four weeks wets
successively 32, b 2, G 6, and 90. The mortality from dimities
is, however, still very low, as hawed with that
vihis years, for the corrected average of ten corresponding
weeks is 201 Five deaths occurred from this complaint last
week in Islington West subdistrict, and ii in Poplar.
There were 39 deaths from measles, 37 from scarlatina, and
5 from diphtheria. Seven infants were suffoc-ited in bed;
one of these in a turn-up bedstead.
SUSPECTED DEATH PROM Portion. Yesterday
afternoon an inquest was opened by Mr. Wakley at the
Board-mom of the Marylebooe Workhouse, touching the
death of John Conway, aged 45, • bootmaker, who resided
is Marylsboh-court, and which is suspected to have bees
caused by poison. It appeared from the evidence of Joke
Conway, the deceased's son, that has father was • member
of a burial club, from which the sum of 81. would be pied
for the expenses of his funeral. He died ou Friday sight
after • sodden illness of less than twenty-four heeds' domi-
nos'. He had always been a very sober man. Dr.
the parochial medical officer, stated that he attswisda
deceased two or three hours before his death. In conse-
quence of information which he had received he had felt
it necessary to perform a put morass examination of the
body, which led him to the conclusion that death had been
coined by acute peritonitis. He found a dark fluid and
dark patches in the stomach of an unusual and suspicions
character. He had, however, made, • pathological aunt.
nation simply and not • chemical one, and he should ask
for an opportunity of man/ the latter. The coroner aid
the case wu • most suspicious on., and it was very de-
sirable that course should be adopted, and the inquiry was
aecortlingly adjourned.