The Express.
London, England, 1859-01-03 00:00:00

Grotcs This Bccopo AND HIS MINISTER.—
While they weeirdlessemeleg—fleorge Werrinene the while
C
restraiwim MI Miter with admirable are% itl—the door
the ff. 'is opeelmenes opened, sod the tozeo entered,
ilkjenty. He Ina followed by hie burly *on,
Roy Mehra the Duke, a very corpulent Prince, with
• Wag teal fees of hietng motile ; ballad them nine verioue
goalleensu mil oaken of mem, among whose Oecege at
seer rememised the famous Hr. Secretary rim, by feu tall
statism, hie eagle eye and beak, hie grave and majeatio
AA I see thee solemn ileum peonies, rent a
=srel. ye re off, I molest I feel a pelmet awe, and a desire
to take my hat off. I am sot frightened at George the
fleousd; nor are my iryea dazzled by the portentous swar-
m. of his Royal Higher. the Duke of Culloden sod
Fostenoy ; but the great commoner, the terrible cornet of
hone: Ho time bestrides our narrow aide of a century
back like • Cokes=; and I hush as he yaws in hi. cooty
shoe., hie thunderbolt hand wrapped In flannel. Screwy*
se we me him now, Mining with dark looks from the royal
dart, sagry asses have Neu taming between him and his
&seam wrier. Hs km been Loring that oil monarch for
Hera with prodigious long .pearhes, fall of eloquence, volu•
Me with the noblest phrases upon the cotomomet topics ;
Mir, II moat he confined, utterly repulstre to the little
shrewd old gentleman, "et whose feet he lat. hitnesif," at
the phrase to, and who hen the roof* through dislike for flaw
boary sod for title hrou too' The sublime Milli•tr. prase
solemnly through the crowd ; the rompsty ranges itself re-
spectfully round the wall, and hi. !Watt walk. ronod the
dear, hot roil sou lagging • little behind, and engaging
select individuate in conversation for his own per. The
monarch is • little,tkrein, fresh-o loured old man, sith easy
protruding eyes, attired in plain old-fazhioned staff-coloured
eligible mid Mown Mxkfsg., hie only ornament the blue
rattail of hie Order of the arta. He speaks in • Germut
sweent, bat with am, shrewdness, and simplicity, addrros-
ing those indlvidask who be has a mini to Sober, or
penduz on with • hwy.—The Firginw,s, No. Id.
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A C. roe
cola MoxltttNexn.—lt ever, my excellent
trod opposite—lf ever this morbid gloom threatens to clove
In upon you, as perhaps it does upon tll all sometime., Ito
m• beg you not to nit down and woomentelise about it. If
yea have been indulging in too many of the good things of
life, sa la the come with • largo clime of discontented geoiume,
rake sows bias pill. The world is not out of Comm—lie
your liver ; it's not phikeophy—it's bile. Onrush vigorously
op the highest hill you can find ; mount Arthur's Seat, or
climb Sonwdeo,if within mach. If it be your misfortune to
hoe in • fiat country, gat op • tree or • church tower. Get
a Mere view of life. Halme your mental boring', and
stesech your hay at the same time. Things .111 soon
tint wary different. Or get an • good home, if
you are anything of • sportionsn, and hays a
guod toast MOM theomide. Ride at everything . break-
ing your nook would not be of much consequence to your-
present frame Of mind, by your own admission ;
suit probably of nem at all to the politic generally. You'll
exams hems masher man—if you don't coins home on
a hardle. Or again. if you dram to have been living too
Sew (a bed habit, oaks* it have the exams of necessity),
4,46,dp 9,140 ; take few gleams of wine—cbempague
if yea mu get it ; even if not genuine )(net r Climpiot, it's
ice the joie•• of perdition (isle.. it be made of rhubarb) ;
It has the merit, as we learn form good authority, of making
glad the boort of man ocemintially , try its effect oo yours.—
Bsg,lo January.
'I Ha LAYS HON. Mg... ASsON.—It appears that
the death of this lady, baked • few day. ago. took plena
seder the moot dieMm•Mg drcumetancen Th. decemed lady
wee • molter at Heger Hall, Northsruptoushire. the teat of
Mr. Ambrose hoed. flh• bad muttered oonaideranly from
gout, and am in the habit of taking &seem', and rippling
laudanum exterually, for the purls-ere of alleviating her *offer-
lege. On Wtrineoday owning she WAS in her chamber, diem-
, ins for dinner. mid fearing an attack gram mooing on, she
took from one if the drawers • boitle, containing, al eke sup-
posed, ram of tise draughts. and mnpiyieg the control, into a
tumbler, she drank the whole off. Experiencing, room few
minuted afterwurde, • dieagrreable emotion, she de-
sired her maid to look at the bottle from which
she hod rhea the liquid, when It was diecovered
that the unfortuttat• I.dy had taker the latriaomo, in
neitask• foe the draught, although the honks We. properly
Ishelled " poison." Oil, saltmed-water, Ike., were imine-
thstely atitoinistrind, in order to prodw s raters, and several
medical gentlemen of the dietriet calks) in. Dr. Francis, of
Northampton, and If,. Durham, of Ouy'e Hospital, who
was on a emit to Dr. FrOIICiIN were with the lady the
whole night. The elosmoh-pump was applsd ; fresh
emetics. thin call ONOOknO, bat with no eatialactory result.
Otlvanisto woe rasorted to, sad its powerful effect, is
rowing the patient, Justified some hops that eventually it
roar hi fraccartal. La a lest essouror, Dr. rarsb.ll Hall's
=f47.retsere ssepriell salortion wan tried. All fadad,
,to eanolaimet lbs elect if the puma, red at half.
per ale stabs* am the thilmise (Tbureday) morning, the
usierrards rig breedrd i.e lust. As inquiry into the
alrunamMmeen id rotas Hall. Alter
Ms her Mg he. gins bass, th• jury soured • verdict
ee ibe art ides Ho Wry died tram the accidental
shdaddmair• se Maistram misteking k flf re droned.
TIM milemobskiquit yd palmed the rest
and rasa-
Ma la dr idltridiasit r Moored lady bard such
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