The Express.
London, England, 1861-08-17 00:00:00

MARRIAGES.

ARCHBOULD—SHARPX—August 14, at Brancsider. Norfolk,
by the Rev. 0. D. Radler, 8. 0. Archbould, em of J. Archbould,
Req.. of Thrapstoo. to Lucy, daughter of the late S. Sharpe.
Han.. of Sunomiand House, Docking, Norfolk.
BRLN A N —OA IN.—Augnat 14, at St. lira's, Hilton, near Ports.
mouth, by the Rer. W. H. Redkaapp. T. H. A. Breualb Eau.
Lieutenant Royal Marines Light infantry, to 'Emma Jane
daughter of J. Gain, Esq., &N., of Lumps Villa. Swaim:

. Denis . ..
DY 510ND-I'l/X.—August 13, at Brisllngton. Powers• t. by the
fter. V. n Fox. W. P. Dymond. Esq.. of Llncoln'e.lnn. to
Florence Amelia, daughter of F. K. Fox, Esq., of Drlatlngton

LINCOLN, AI'OCHT 16. —The weather continues very tine
for harvest purposes, and there appears every possibility of
being able to secure the crops in good condition, seeing that
every exertion in being used to bring shout so desirable a
result. There has been very little demand for wheat at
market to-day, the prices of which were nominally un-
changed. There were several samples of new wheat offer-
ing, the quality generally being very good. Some new oats
showing, of flue quality. New wheats were making from
flea to 64e. per qr., being several shillings more than can
be realised for old samples.
L/TY.II.POOL, AUGUST 16.—Few buyers at this day's
market, and only a poor demand for wheat at a further re-
duction of front Id. to 241. per coital, making 3d. to 4d. on
the week. Flour difficult to dispose of, and rem 6d. to is.
per barrel cheaper than last Friday. Indian corn partook of
the general depression, and must 3e quoted 6d. per quarter
lower. Oats and oatmeal unchanged. Pease and beans gave
way 6d. per quarter. The market ruled dull throughout.
WANIIIIILD, AUGUR? 16.—The wheat trade was dull;
there being warmly any inquiry for old, so that lower prices
must be taken to effect Wee ; while for new there is still a
good sale of par wile at hand, at exceptionally high rates,
though the tendency is downwards. Barley quiet. Beane
steady. New oats fetch up to 15d. per sione. Avenge,
week ending August 12:—Wheat, 1,968 quarters. at 52e. ;
oats, 50 quarters, at 1111 e. ; beams, 41 quarters, at 45a. 30. i Mated sad Published by WILLIAM Kota Beane. of No. 8.
Lornhard.atreet, la the Qty of London, Printer, at the
00A1.8.—LotrOott, AuounT 16.—Hartlepool West Hart- I Office
AYIn. Leslberstetteet. In the Precinct of Whitetrisse
ley, lfie. 9d.; Holywell, 15s. 6d. ; Howard's West Hartley, lATuD sVoils? 17. 1161.

House. near BristoL
OPTHRIE—TABER.—Auguat 4, at Lambeth PAHA Church, Mr.
C. 8. Guthrie, of Hercules-building t, Westminster-road. to
Louisa. daughter of the late Mr. Taber, of Gahm& Lodtr,
Depahani. Eases.

DEATHS.

41.E.,5.—Auffnat. It the Hee. J.T. M.A., Vicar of Strad•

bmoire, Stdfolk, 1401 77.
BOttlpys.—Atiguat 12, at Home Bay, Commander R. B. liowd,u,

aged SO.
DAVIDSON.—August 11, at Bradford, Mr. G. Davidson. aged 39.
Dit4l.[Z,.7tinaltat is. at Row Bort, Hamel Hempstead, Jane,

7.4;74 ii,7"67111,.1.740,1
MALL—Aniseat IL at Foregste street. Stafford, W. Mil.
aired 02.
JOHNSON.—August tf., at Wciabourne-park crescent, Sophia,
relict of the late J. Johnson, Fag aged 81
LlPTON.—Avitud 11, at his reehl•nce. Wallace Lodge, Upper
Tooting, Autrey, Join Henry Linton, Ban., late of the Stock
Ueda&
PAlttfragast IL at Teltbside House, Callander, N. 8., Major
6. Taal, late of 11.11.4 17th Rent.
WHIKLWKIGHT.—aaguitt It at Camden grove, Kensington.
T. Wheelwright, Kay, aged 78.