The Express.
London, England, 1868-10-21 00:00:00

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11 ARMS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of well-
mown overflew* eon only be had sin gnat RoarerLatzer*
7 Wit* the lintaa IMAM= Gores. The lost steel trams
"rad Rpoetarlor 16r. sad Ira—THOMAS sad BON
(.apno2s the "oldie agaiam permits wins their mama Nebo
Naked MO. No trovottors or wads.

COAL.--GEORGB J. COCKIERKLL and 00.
Beet eo.a Orb Coax Ise.—U. ClornhilL

COMA. —The CLAY CROSS COMPANY
supply direet from th.ir Collette, at Clay Croaa—The bra
oral to Wall's End. per toss ; aecoada, 19a °Rah 011
tl.llvery.—Orders to CUIEF OYPICH. BURWOOD-PL&CH.
9.lrlrWAßielitOAD. W.

ARNOLD and SONS' IMPERCEPTIBLE
acknowledged to be the lighteet and mon comfort-
.• r ariaQ awns invented. Mastic Btoekiop. Kneaesge. Ike, toe
weakness. te.• Abdominal be.. Railway Osseo
im • ss. Cot Aftin=l terwaAmos. amid; Byea • and
e i.mmtptin et .prhum.=ottogel by ARNOLD
el f4p:MX and 311. West Boil
- biewtion, for neeretrrnent med pieta tonterdad. La az-

CLOTHING ILLUSTRATED.—The new Book
OP Gentlemen's Attire has forty-three Slum. the hoods of
thirty-mein being portraits. Thirteen are of young prtoc
Inn, four to sixteen years of age, two clerical, and twenty-two
those- of celebritY • m connection with music had the drama.
by the aid of this both gentlemen and their eons can be measured,
and revive a perfect and graceful ht. The book, price AL, poet,
free, deducted hum a purchaes.--BAlltalL BILOTILkIad, cu
Ludgate-hill.

VEAL FUR-MEAL WAISTCOATH, 23e. to
Na— Having puretionelt dining the past summer every desi-
rable panel of ilealskins offered below winter value, Krems,
aAyttEL BitOTHEEti have a magnificent Monk at estresnely
advantageous pima-0 YDENIII.III-HOUNE, 60, Ludgate-MIL

IMITATION SEAL WAISTCOATS, les. Id.
smarm 11110TII SWIM, LeftsWM.

itHAD THE SYSTEM SAMUEL BROTHERS
roodaet their bunion, upon, in the Illustrated Mee Lief
deed-Abed ejoove, order the load of " Clothing Ilineltftfoi"
firm barn toe= renotheleel tr,ntythree yetis on the prinoiple of
hiuxino thr lowest prier. pont& for reedy lielflo7, and marking
the seine upon seek eatiole in plain heetrok Lo whisk as
deViatkal IN allowed.
00, LUDOATTeIfILL.

FORZION-OFFICE, Oct. 19.—The Queen has
been pleased to approve of Mr. Frederic Augustus Clair-
moats as consul at Barbados for the North German Con-
federation.—Gazette. .

FATAL 00CURRENCE.—Tegferday Dr. Lankeeter
held an inquest on the bod of Thomas Wrozael Hen-
slaw, aged 87, of 116, Tot-court-road. Mr. Henry
Heppe', son-in-law of deceased, said deceased was a pro-
fessor of music, and had been organist of St. Pancras
church a number of years, but latterly he had remained
at home, and had been constantly attended to by • nurse.
On Saturday night the nurse left him for a few momenta,
and upon her return she found him dead upon the floor,
and in flames. Witness's impression was, from an exa-
mination of the place, that deceased, who was very rest-
less, had risen from his armchair and endeavoured to walk
a short distance, resting on the table for support, and that
be fell backwards, dragging table-cloth and candle upon
bins. It was witness's impression that deepened must
have been suffocated by the smoke before the fire could
have injured him much. Dr. Madge was of opinion that,
although deceased was very much burnt, he had died from
suffocation, and a verdict to that effect was returned, the
jury adding an opinion that the nurse was not to blame
for what bad happened.
THE EXPLOSION AT THE UNITED HOTEL.—A
professional survey was made yesterday of the damage
done at the United Hotel by the boiler explosion on Mon-
day. It is stated to be the opinion of the gentlemen
engaged in the survey that the damage occasioned is very
great, considering the size of the boiler. One of the
female servants in the house, who was hurt, is at Charing-
cross Hospital in a dying state; two others, who are also
at the hospital, are progressing favourably.

FORGERIES BY THE BON OF • LIVERPOOL
SOLD:MR.—At the Liverpool Police-court yoderday
Arthur Pemberton son of Mr. Chas. Pemberton, solicitor
Liverpool, was brought up on the charge of having forged
three cheques for 61. each, purporting to be drawn 4t
father upon the North and -South Wales Bank. )&r.
Walter prosecuted, and,. is opening the case, expressed
the regret be felt at having to prefer these charges against
the son of one of his old friends, adding that the pnsoner
had been the black sheep of the family ; that his father
had done a great deal for him; that when he returned
from Australia a few days since in a destitute condition
his father clothed him like • gentleman, took respectable
lodgings for him, and allowed him IL a week pocket
money. This did not eatisfy him, it seemed, for he
raised money by forging these cheques, and squandered
it in extravagance and disaipation. The evidence was
then taken, from which it appeared that on the 29th of
August the prisoner purchased a hat at the shop of Wears.
()Wham and Co., Lord-street, tendered a cheque for fik,
and received 41. 4s. change. On the 3rd insi he pur-
chased a coat for 42a. at the shop of Mr. William Tasselli
outfitter, &c.. Itanelagh-itreet, gave a.cheque for Si., and
received the change. On the 13th mat. he bought an
overcoat at the shop of Messrs. Wren and Co., Oeorge's-
creacent, for W. 16e., mad received V. 6s. change. Mr.
Pemberton, sen., who was very much affected, proved
that none of there cheques ware in his handwriting, nor
bad be authorised any one to write them. They were in
the handwriting of his son. Prisoner, who admitted his
guilt, raying be was very sorry for having mused such en-
happinees to his father, from whom he bad received the
greatest kindness, 1168 committed for trial at the amiss.
Iteally strong and cheap tea is secured by Fir-
amwai itsfoosss.. path Us. Ititee far the Feet thirty years es-
eyed a preithenes la ell parte et the thitigthat. Sold vulva theitets
bY ?At erete—thethisth to., la wen sown. ambotiaria
Imiees.—tattmetimatimi