The Express.
London, England, 1861-02-22 00:00:00

Z4.PWA:TION,

B.—Barometer corrected and reduced to If deg. at mesa tea
level : each 10 feet, of vertkal rise, catudng about one-hundreddt
of au Inch diminution; and each 10 deg., above 32 Jeg., cement
nearly three huadredtba Increase. L—Exposed thermometer
in shade. .—Moistened bulb (for evaporation and dor
point). D.-11rection of 'rind (true—sot magnetic). F.—Purrs
(1 to 12--estimated). C.—Clond (1 to 9). I.—lnitials: b, blue sty.
c. clouds (detached) ; f, fog: h, ball: I, lightning; m, mutt
thaw o. overcast (dull); r, rain; a, snow; t, thunder. S.
sesqlleturbance 11 to 9).

THE STATIONERS' MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY.—
At the anniversary, at the London Tavern, held on Tuesday
last, Geo. Chater, Fag., presided, supportedby Mr. Roe, 111.
Truscott, Mr. Hodge, Mr. Grimwsde, and many other len!.
leg members of the trade, and above 150 gentlemen. After
the usual toasts the chairman gave "Prosperity to the
Stationers Mutual Benefit Society," and ably advocated M
claims to the support of the trade. A liberal list of doer
Hens was announced. The musical arrangements eau
under the direction of Mr. H. Bird.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTH?.

HALLM.—Feb. 18, at Hampden House, Marine.parAde.
Brighton, the wife of W. Hallett, Esq., J.P.. of • son.
HICIELEV.—Peh. 17, at Emile House, Mheott, Somerset, the

;11;:r eapiiii; of a ion.
JAN VElN.—yob: 10, the wife of Y. W. Jaorrin, Esq., of Altunao,

Cherteey, of a daughter.
ILIKEWICH.—Yeb. 19, at Edghsiton, Birmingham, the swih
T. It ekewich, Egg., of a daughter.
MRDCALF.—PIeb. 18, at Thorpe Mandeville Rectory, Raub
the wife of the Rev. W. Misdealt, of a daughter.
MORIIB.—Feb. 18, at Bbaksperewtreet, Manchester, the air: of
Mr. .1. M. Morris, of a son.
ICIIRRDR—Feb. 17, at Bishop-street. St. Paul's, Bristol the
wUr of Captain R. D. Richards, of a daughter.
81NOTO3.—Feh. 17, at sedgley.park, Prestwich, mar hot'
cheater, the wife of A. Sinaloa, Lay., of a sou.

MARILLAGES.
FLETCHER—BCCKLEV.—FeIt 19, at the parish theta' .1
Bowdon, Cheshire, by the Rev. W. C. De Loney, 91 A.. G.
Fletcher, Req., of Rlddings Hall. Timperley, to Mary, daught,e
of the late J. linckley, Bap., of Warrington.
GIBBON—DEVI/Y.—Feb. It, at St. George's, Bloomsbury, by the
Rev. li. A. ()Limon, James Edward, son of the lute Rev. J. GM.
son, Rector of Worlingtou Suffolk, to Anne Agnes, daughter
of the late W. Devey, Rut
JUPE—COLLARD.—Peb. 19, at the Independent Chapel, LTot.'n•
Devon. by the Rev. J. M. Charlton, Mr. 1. M. Jupe, of Mere.
Wiltshire. to Martha, daughter of W. Collard, /WY. of
Lynmouth.
POLLOCK —BAILEV.—F h. 21, at St. Marylebone Muck by
the Rev. lrebendary James. Arthur Julius Pollack. Eel.,
M.D.. seventh son of the Right Hon. the onl Chief Baron, to
Ellen, daughter of the late Charles Halley, Req., of 9, Stratford'
place, and Lee Abbey, Lyaton, N. Devon.

DEATHS.
BEART.—Feb. 18, at Brozbourne, Herb, C. J. Bead. Erl
R.N., sged 65.
BIRCIIALL —Feb. 19. J. Birchen, Esq., of Church Kirk Howe,
near Blackburn. aged 76
BUTT.—reb. 18. W. H. 1.. Butt. Esq., of Stauborough Low.
Hatred!. Devon, aged 40.
00NOLITON.—leb. 16, at Paris, the Dowager Lady Collalei"",
gird re.
Duw lreb. 19, at York-place, Portman4quare, Anne, relict
of the late Captain W. Dowers, R.N., aged 71.
ELISZY.—Feb. 79, klizabeth, wife of .1. G. Wiley, Esq., of 114
Avenue-road, Regent's.park.
HARRISON.—Feb, 18. at Brunsvrick.square, Penrith, 51.‘lor'
General A. R. Harrison, Royal Artillery, aged 71.
HOLT.—lfeb. 16, at Reke.lane, neer Liverpool, O. Holt, Ea.l.
aged 71.

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