The Express.
London, England, 1858-10-01 00:00:00

ZOSTECOMIbe BOOKS.

The following works are announced for the ft-
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11111111101 ell Life gad Times of Milton; King's Tour
lireagit Northers Piedmont ; Elba's Visits to Madegareer ;
Bobertemee Linares end Addresses ; Hines Wanderings
in North AIMMOR ; • Yeses to the gwihr by itlla
Kavanagh; Pismitertes, by George Macdonald; Lies and
Wien of Therm Ulan ; Crowe's History of Firing,
New Edition; " What will be do with It ; Mitife's
Literature of Greta; Bargon's Life of P. F. Tyfter ;
North's Journal in India; Footer's life of Swift ; One's
Manuel of Paella; Ferrier's History of the Afghans;
Conington's Chemical Analysis: My Lady.—Lost and Won;
Collette's History of Naples ; Baditatee Life of J. D. Hume ;
insith's Mika Antiquities ; Mollbannan's Central Amaral
The Stertaing of the White Hone; Muirheeir• lidar el
Janne Watt; Hanmay's Chasuen Cbareoteristies; Sylkes
Holt's Dangister, by Holm* Les; Portet's Knlightnier
Malta; U of Bilmbedi of Bohemia • Key's Hinnyof
Proems is Inglind; The Cornwall; Papers; Windittloa
on the Diffusion of Taste ; Ogilvie's Mader Builder's PMS ;
Mauer' Bemptom Leanne; Agasels's Remy on Clmelier
Mon; Dyer's History of Modern Europe ; Nicholls Pored
of Dean; Walplitt's Iliad of Homer; Oases Marks,
Vol. 2; Life of Hemp IV., by Mies Freer. 4
Part VIII. of the pleannt story by Mr. Shirley
Brooke, entitled The Gordian Knot," the publiestima of
which had been unavoidably interrupted, appears with the
October magazines.

FORBIDDING THE BANNB.—The church of Up.
Waster has jest been the sane of one of those carious
contests for • wile whiet lotoedoes disturb the our-
rent of n
ot preintemies. Twice had
olergyama of the pada proelsimed the no nodes.
of a smart and widowed butler and a fair Speer of
40, • demean° to • neighbouring famtiy. On thiligei.!
Sabah thee was observed, leaning discoasoletd,
a pew • *globs bricklayer of the parish, who had
two kids' elenthering beneath theiseehbouring leaf, sweaty
saran apes his ball heed, ienpettyd lumbago, thenneeks,
end a whelp tamp of lbws human
his less fats lasesiew He bad himself, itills smtrils,rnia
=ea dos lady, who« beauties had received an
hem the glitter et mane hard csa which
beam karr the ag tato her lop ; but while brieldayee
tkvewritiling with pain in hie " lodging. seer Ito Ay,"
tJ
heal the attic, the butler bad wooed sad weals
lama, hart, bard sovereigns, and all. This was • pad
blowier a eelikeleg VIM ; and here he stood, as we lave guide
with his has heart beating cosivulsively aphid de
pew side, till the Rev. Mr. Schofield had pmcleinied
for the third time, and charged all objector* to
then there broke from his troubled lungs, In spy
cough, sad an old asthma. in a style of hoarse
which made every bead turn, and every inch of k
the church rostle,—" I forbid them." Of morel he eel
summoned to the vestry for his esplenation, where, in Fe-
mme of the clergyman and the two churchwardens, he
pleaded a broken promise and his own peewee° hoped; bed
es the exercise of ficklenew—the general privilege of the
female sex—is no bar to marriage, the bricklayer limped beak
to his sato, sad the butler, we presume, has proceeded on
the bridal eat.—Chelmsford Chronicle.
SODDEN DEATH.—Mrs. Adams, wife of a eshl-
- roadie( in Mile Dove-hill, died ea board de
mouser Caledonia, on her maws from Porthatrick, vie
Streamer, on Tuesday. She had been oiling, and away at
Ireland kw the benefit of her health, and wee
home, when oh took suddenly ill, led dimi.tliV
minutes afterward.. Her husband, being wisos,4o4jasto
turn, was waiting on the quay r.sterds,
leg th meet with his wife ; but ales the pairto be communicated to him that she wits dead.
logs can be imagined. Dr. Robertson Pubesquently
wined dm body, ant made a report thereon, week
been Peat to the Procurator-Fboll. We undlemased the
ma west net at all rough on the paseage.—Glargoto Yong*
Jews's'.

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