The Express.
London, England, 1857-07-01 00:00:00

MAYS OP MI DUKE 07 MARLBOROUGH.

Him Greet the Dike el Merlbereegh die& this
swain at Woodstock. The Moo& Biodford, whoa
some Is so wall known ia amaalatlon with exterstioil
queerer tearer to the tale rd maim The Or was
witioaard thie neraiter by lie. Dory, the eisir-
ose to the coariteee ea the combrilip does"
el whir the Maori ol Dlyd6i wee • member,
red oho la the Hors of Cameos se the fatty matted. Tr
mosaics of the 11. m& d Bloolind lo the poems emir
• rowdy to the reproteretka ot Woodstock.
The Ida duke Ina Lad Liostancot d Oilocdahire, and
Wet ationad of Wont ad Woodstock He wee boa Dec.
27, 1793; be socoolod fetter, m 113/1 Dab, to Moth 5,
1140 ; Jsa. 13, Ulf, his cerla start radred at
Or Earl 4211:1 &away, sod by her Were .as. Lamer
bits Oft wile, re are menial • roar lbws d Is 4,
ed
• third Uwe la MI. Hy re road sorrier two &Brett
wen bra, sad by the moor darer who survive' oir he
roses sae.

TEE ACCIDENT ON THE NORTH SENTI
ItAILWAY.

EXAMINATION OF THE ENGINE DELVER AND
FIREMAN.

THle DAT.

_ .
This morning a great number of the inhabitants I
tithe locality easaahled a the Greenwich Police Court, for 1
the purpose of obtaishig • position Ike haring the
ruminative of Thames Perry, 20, end Edward
Malaita, 24, the foneer Si Mew driver, and
the latter a aremen, in the aria of the Bough-
Eastern Railway Company, wins sand chard with " neg-
lect al their duty in driving ea algae and to of pear
gen We the dame signal at the LaMar' station oa the
Malt Kent Railway, whereby ideas pause were killed
sad seewalothera serieuely lejured,ta tbe Parfait! Lewisham."
Before the appointed hour for bearing the am arrived,
Xt. Ream, solicitor to the Bath-Banters Railway Company,
in en under tone addreteed saes ecavanation to Mr. Train,
by whoa earners it masted that ea adjournment wee ap-
plied for, en the round that the company were not papered
with the remitted evidence.
Mr. Trail informed the applicant (Mr. Bases) that the com-
pany mug hot look spun themselves as the presetratters,
end if they delayed the eseasissdem, ar ewe Macaw
so apprehend asy pima mama whoa tba ampeeted
there wee some blame, he should himself et awe
see the matter in the heads of the police. U.
ithe magistrate) had informed Mr. Robinson that be should
intonation to the working of the telegraph and dr-
=sii:s also the weight and number of the amass com-
prising the tram of which the secured were In charge, as this
?rid move, to souse relent, their Innocence or calm-

me. Bursa fee the Primmer% sail hem the convene-
Ron he covet overhear, be apprehend that eat edjournment
was being spphed tor, and it eo, it should be openly made.
Mr. Reece et once bowed submimion, and applied for an
adjoin meat, as the legume was postponed till Friday, al-
=cause that they we ro unprepared with the requited
,as ha (Mr. Recce) bul Laboured under some rola-
natiteMausdiug„ not being pergola at the let examination.
Hs also alluded to some remarks which had tal'en ;Allll the

coroner.
Mr. Twill wild he had informed Mr. Robinson of the no-
tore of the evidence which he should maim He granted
for that porpoeo two drys instead of ens. He knew that if
evidence were tot quickly tekea it wee apt to become en-
tkoly obliterated.
Mr. Borges said that ao application for toil had been
nes& and he believed that the company were not opposed to
it.
Mr. ROM expedited his intention not to oppose, intimating
that the visosers were !will the lervanti of the company
Mr. Thal, lowirrer, stated that he should go on with the
imit7Prisonere who were placed at the her on the formal
3=ll bat; made, were then removed and the use
till toe o'clock.