The Express.
London, England, 1867-09-24 00:00:00

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THE NEW BOHOL HH or HAcKKET.—Yesterday
morning Major-General Bainbrigge, ILE., and Mr. J.
Nunn Senior, the boundary commissioners, held a court
at the Town-ball, Hackney, for the purpose of defining
the boundaries of the new borongh,comprising the parishes
of Bethaskgreen, Shoreditcb, and Hackney. The pro-
ceedings created some excitement, the room being filled
with parochial otlicers and electors. Major Bainbrigge
said he should be most happy to take the suggestion of
any gentleman present. He thought it would be better if
an act was paused to in dude detached places in the
borough. Mr. Ellis (vestry clerk of Hackney) said it would
be of great advantage if the boundary was enlarged so as
to take in that part of Bailey's-lane to the River Lea. The
commissioner said at present Bailey's-lane was not built
upon, but the probability was that in twenty years it
would be built upon, and in that case the boundary, if not
&Bend, would cut through the houses. The suggestion
would be attended to. It would be as well to make the
boundaries as compact as possible. A gentleman present
said it would be more convenient if the parliamentary and
parochial boundaries lk ere made one and the same. A
Variety of suggestions were then offered to the commis-
masers, who who by their aid proceeded to settle the boun-
dari

ORI,INATION IN GLOCCESTER CATHEDRAL. —The
Lord Bishop of Gloucester and I tristol held an ordination
in Gloucester Cathedral on Sunday last, The following
caadidata were ordained :—Deacon : Thomas Henry
Barnett, Cheshunt College and King's College, London ;
Alexaoder Charles Bulkeley, B.A. Gonville and Caine
College, Cambridge ;William Daniel Pitman, 8.A., Exeter
Co„ nage, Oxon ; Stephen James Prior, 8.A., Emmanuel"Utte, Cambridge ; Herbert Goodenough Rogers, ILA.,
Treaty College, Oxon ; David Arthur I. osbrooke
t*,2Stun-
King's College, London; Henry Harcourt Waters,
"1", Tripity College. Tomato ; George Arthur SYR.
, RA., Exeter College, Oxon. Priests : George
Angle, 8.A., St. Edmund's Hall, Oxon ; Theophilus Johr.
Fenton, N.A., Magdalen Hall, Oxon ; Anthony Cocks
Lawrence, 8.A., Magdelen College, Oxon. The following
afterwards licensed to curacies in the diocese :
'4e Revs. Thomas Henry Barnett, to St. Philip and
twii, Bristol ; Alexander Charles Bulkeley, B.A. to St.
,tob, It, Cheltenham ; William Daniel Pitman, 8.A., to
4PPenhain ; Stephen James Prior, B A., to Newent ;
Herbert Goodenough Rogers, 8.A., to West Kington ;
Dirid Arthur Foebrooke Saunders, to Moreton Valence
sad Saul Henry liareourt Waters, 8.A., to Newland ;
Arthur Williams, 8.A., to Formarton.
Ott Saturday a large party, numbering upwards of
toe hundred maidens of the Social Science Congress, went
tpep an exeuniun to the Dimmer Salt Mines. These
limes are smutted seven or eight miles from Carrick.
MVOS. The party pmeeeded part of the way by rail, and
afterwards hy car, to the locality of the mines. Arrived
at the entianee to them, all were socceuively let down
the shaft in parties of three and four. The inter for of the
nines pre..ented » remarkable appearance. The largest
Iron chamber, or excavation, was more than thirty feet
and there are numbers of subordinate ones and pas-
t!' through pillars. The walls and surface under foot
IT' Perfectly dry. The interior was at first lit with can-
...R.; afterwards it illuminated with the I
fthe lettri.l light. Whi'ewas
the party was there several blasts of
"alt Inas were tired, awl resounded most curiously
.TIM;h the cavernous space—almost like the low note. of
"" %lac. The day was rather unfavourable. The ar-
tatieeient, were under the conduct of Mr. Valentine.
A further detachment of noncommissioned
feBcel and men of the' Army Hospital Corp. "a been
ret fader orders to roceed from this garrison to Net embarkation with the Abyesiaitut expedition.