The Express.
London, England, 1861-01-14 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Annie Laurie, from Liverpool for Newfoundland, Dec. 24, Lit. :4)
N., lon. 12 W.
Alehrmist, from London for Adelaide, Nor. 24, ht. 5 N., lon.
21 W.

tram New York toe Liverpool, Dec. 25. tat. 43

N., lon. 50 W.
Monsoon, from Loudon for Port Plata', Nov. 28, lat. S N., lon.
21 W.
Princeton, from Nov. York for Liverpool, Dec. 16, lat. 48 N.
Shacksmaxon, from Liverpool for Melbourne, lat. 10 8., You.
90 W
Vision ,barque)), from London for Karrachee 28 cloys, all nen.
lat. 6.28 N., lon. 24.2.
War Cloud, Jan. 2, lat. 4.&54, lan. 12.24 W.

THZ TRADES OF Norrisolum. —On Saturday even-
ing a public meeting of the various trades of Nottingham
took place at the Assembly Rooms, to take steps for the
providing of means of support to the families of the lace
makers who have lately beau sentenced to imprisonment for
intimidating non-union men during the late strike in Not-
tingham. The chairman (Mr. Smith) proposed the follow.
ing resolution :—"That this meeting views with indignation
the late proceedings in the intimidation mace, as showing •
tendency on the part of the magistrates to deal vindictively
and not justly by the working dames, and that it
further considers that by their partiality they are
fast engendering the belief in the mind, of work-
ing men that the law is to be administered
uan intimidation rather than a reformation where labour
is concerned ; and one more proof, if one were wanting.
that there is one law for the rich and one for the pour."
The resolution, after being seconded, was unanimously car.
tier!. Mr. West, secretary to the Lacemakers Union,
moved—" That a committee be now formed to collect sub-
ecriptions for the maintenance of the families of those men
now in prison towards paying the expenses of their late
trial, so that they may be restored to their families at the
expiration of the term of their imprisonment." Mr. Gore,
lacernaker, seconded the resolution, which was carried nem.
dia. The chairman stated that a meeting of the trades of
the town and county would be held on the 14th of February
next, for the purposed forming a council or board of arbi.
tration to settle all matters of dispute which might urine be-
tween the employer and the employed the council not to
interfere with the internal affairs of any of the trades.

To INTLNUING PURCHASERS OP WATcHEs.
" Foremost amongst those who have made fur theinselve, an
honourable distinction In supplying the public want for a Jam
of watches which exhibits exquisite artistic feeling In ornamen •
Raton and perfection of mechanism In structure, Is Mr. J. K.
Benson, of 33 and 34, Ludgate-hill, upon paying a visit to who,
magnincent show•rooms the vialtor will and the moat niultifariou4
Instances of a high order of artistic design in all his various
manufactures. To all Intending purchaser of witches this
establishment will be found welt worthy of a visit. The roferni-
Scent display of ormolu clocks, of recent ritsonfactwe, together
with the immense number of watches, form one of the eights of
the visitor to the neighbourhood of St. Pants."—Mongug Poet.

&noon's Ilheltrated Pamphlet, post tree for too stamps., at de•
ecripthe of every construction of watch now made n itch
ale by poet to all parte of the globe.—(Adrertionnvall

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

CAREW.—.fax. 11, at Nottirighill.terrace, the wife of Lies.
tenant 0. tYR Carew, 11.11.'s Indian Narof a daughter.
DAVIER—Jan. 10, at Chelsea, the wife of the Rev. R. IL Davies.
Incumbent of the Old Church, of a son.
PRINNEBY.—Jan. 11, at South Cottage, North Brixton, Br:wife of Y. A. Menem Erq., of a daughter.
BOLT.—Jan. 10, at Durham-terrace, Westbou.ne-park, the rif-
of R. IL Bolt, Esq., of Lineoln'ainn, of a NOD.
LOVILL—Jan. 11, at litaloot.terrace, Regent's-path. the • if,
of A. O. Lovell, 111 q., of a aon.
DIACLAOAN.—Jan. 10, at Pembridge-place, Demeter, the wife
at the Rev. W. D Ilachigan. ILA., of a tun.
PICKER/WILL —.lan. 11, at Healey House. Coubdon, Sum,.
the wife of J. C. Plekersgill, Esq., of a daughter.
MARRIAGES.

BIRON—INDFJCWICK.--Jan. 10.. t the Church of the Roll
Trinity, Brompton, by the Rev. J. W. Iron; Da. H.
Eaq., o Lincoln's-inn, to June }legator, daughter of Lite
A. Inderwiek, Req., R.N.
COOPER-8A Ro(lol).—Jan. 9, at the Congregational Merck
Blackheath. by the Rue. T. Are Hug. of ktuplyna, John
Thompson, son of the Iter. J. Cooper. of Wattlehant, to Re.
beet. Jane. daughter of Y. J. Mug...xi, Esq., of Melbourne.
JON IM—PARMONB.—Jas. 1.., at Sandhurst. Berke. by the ktr,'.
J. T. Pampas. Captain E. M. Jones, *Mt Beat.. to .1.1114
daughter of the Be. 11 Purson.., Incumbent of Sandhurt.
SIE7CALY-11KRRING —Jan. 10. ut Rt. Peter's per Mount-r•
gale, Norwich. by the Rev. A. S. Herring, 8.A., the Re. .;.
Metcalfe, M.A., Incumbent of St. Peter's per Mounter...le.
Frances Henrietta. dauettor Of the late N. literimr. 11.1
Pt. galth'i.lana, Norwich.

MATTES.
ALLAN.—Jan. 10, at Portlaed.plaoe, Wawa, W. Aliso, Kay .
mod 81.
COLLIER.—Jan. 10, at Old Ch.irlton, Kent. Klirobeth, w{don,•(
the late G. Collier, Kart. of calculi*. awed 77.
CRORBIK.—Jan. 10. nom widow of Captain It. Creed.. R.
SDOCKTON.—Jan. 0, at Southend, laKtahani, ►eel, Hr N
K.lifertoe. sod di.
E.ll VKIIOR.—Jan. 10, at St. JAW* Chapel, St. Jolin's.am,l !,; •
J. Emperor. aged 78.
OKKEN.—Jaw 10. at Boyne Roue, Nottlitolll. r. J. crrer.
Ray.. aged 04.
HILL—Jan. it. In his Path year, at the madame of his tether.
A road, St. Joh:ea-wood, Henry ICU, jun.. Coy. 't w.+a.
her of tie arm of Wlllinamon, gm and CO.. of Great
street. Bedf.a.d.row.
RO:

jErliF.—Jaa.l2, atter • Ten abert illorm. at M.
=roftlaild-Piltee. aged 40. Elizabeth ha. wife
P. eery.

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