The Express.
London, England, 1861-08-02 00:00:00

DOGGETT'S COAT AND BADGE.

According to annual mete= the young watermen
who were to row for the Livery and Badge given by the
lath Xv. Thomas Doggett, the comedian, in commemors-
lien of the happy accemion of the family of her present
liajeti to the throne of Great Britain, made preparations
y y mooring ter the eleriple in which they take an
much Tote es:. The net pellthre were—
William Jana 101611646.6. Bonet, rry.
William !Way
lzsdnuiv=saa SSW 46•14.
Blokes&
Nuns' "tort
Idwar4 James Vim. Wright
The programme of prime leveed was as follows :—The
weed end third prises are the gifts of the late Sir William
as per ha will, sebum from the interest on 260/.
17a. 3d. Three per Ousts. Reduced, formerly 2WI. South
am Block. The mooed prim is five-eighths of the interest,
41. 17s. 9d. ; the third ditto is three-eighths thereof. 21.
It.. fb The Ent man will receive one guises, S oddities
to the livery mod hedge ; the fourth man, U. lls. Id., sad
the Nth and sr* mesa eseb 11. Is. (provided they row this
dielsnee), being the. given by the Fishmonger,' Camped.
To the above prism Prank towers, Esq. (of the Vicforis
Theatre). intone to ptwet the winner of the coat sad
=. with 3/. 3a., to the second and third mss 11. la.
The mesh of the nee was as follows:
rimiest short. limmendser
Allred Waller, Madman
Will Quasar, Lestal (limp
Wiltasi Mal, Cadman Uses 4
Willies James He midge. )iinaissy 6
J. WrSK leakeide
The winner, who was ler all the way to Haaperford-
bridge, gradually west ley his apparels, siserep Wrier at
Chelsea-bridge, sad wee by two lesters, two lengths be-
tween 2 and 3, the length betwsea 3 and 4.

" COTNeI ESC{ MONEY."—In the year ending the
31M Ywch Wt the Chancellor of the Exchequer received a
very large unmet ia rums r "corcienoe money." The
total was 10,2181. 14 lid. ia the year.

SOLIDIFICATION OF CAN BO !tic ACID.—By the
taratunrm cicif Thiloriv,
rr. neadatelar"ic thine hacavide issu obtained
inin
producing this acid in a state resembling ice. The proms
adopted by the.. chemists is novel and interesting, inas-
much as vary little pressure is employed. Their method
consists. I. bet, in exposing the gas to the cold produced
during the evaporation of liquefied ammonia into a vacuum.
A glass vessel or receiver. furnished with two openings, it
Wed with liquefied ammonia. Into one opening is fitted a
tabs, the sealed end of which names to the bottom of the
receiver. The other opening is connected with so air pump.
The carbonic acid is generated by heating bicarbonate of
soda, and is bromiht into the tube wlikh dips into the
ammonia. The arc having been chased out of the apparatus,
the carbonic acid is dirangaged under a pressure of three or
four atmospheres, and the ammonia allowed to escape into
the vacuum. Miller these circumstances, transparent
crystals are sees to form in the interior of the tubs which
rapidly increase in size. In the course of half an hour
Femmes of glacial carbonic acid may be thus obtained,
consisting of distinct crystals. —Paw-mama ical Journal.
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