The Express.
London, England, 1861-10-22 00:00:00

PANIC 1N A CHAPEL AT SEEPPIELD.

Twelve months having paned in/1W since the
opealeg of Basover Chapel, Shiba'. tee mum la saw
sediew wish the One ariewerary were mashed ow brindey.
by the nws. Jame Causal. The eaegromilee in Vie
%nem
made. em me, Imp. there being who sada est be
asesemeadded with med. le de the shwa was
ermeded be ewer ease after Am Waled. swim IMO
11•• 11•••11111161i i• ••=11•1•01 tai dz. Vv. at is
eels.* mimed the paled. aml dm* aftermedegam is a
llyese ; sad while the fret mem waslehte swag there was •
saw is et the mash* d wild. Mimed Val el
*abr. Thle prsesedee hem the made mom pasty,
meets*
the
pelpit. end the
Ilsownewtrest, end et
meets* the mem spot as maim seedme el the
la•Pli • ”Ii sea A paste tar • weemall aid dam ia
lime haft el the ...Newt Nagy maul beeemle the
dean ; bet arias et " keep yew >• let trieedy
amemeses that Os idiom di ad azteed the wog
nay el • poetics of the Older at the whore it fell
lid paw, et leneth sniped the .fear, the feat st the
hymn premeds& It had ad, however, goes lependeepetheir
ewe arose. when larger partmes of plaster, fremeastelyener
we a the L 1•& dla bulk apparently eulielent to cover
a surfs/ of sheet tire feet, fell. This wee billowed by •
neewal el the pear. Feweles la all pens set up fearful
scrams, mil were seen strogglieg to mope front the pews
- some of them, in their fright, eve. climbing over the
pew top► filmy rushed towards the doom sad owe yooog
wawa pawed immediately behind the port a, of the osil-
iog tlat had given way. was sees to soma epos the window
haste, einem sod riot the ash with the intentioo of seek•
We mArty by pimples thence tato the chapel yardl lied
elte dime se dm would hove been killed me the spot. For-
tunately Mr attempt was nee by friends close at band, lei
afore the had 'vial the window more Mae 5 or 6 aches.
she was seised ail removed from it. The mat bulk of the
regrepnwe, 1i,...ar, kept their pima, end the ery of
• keep your oats," which was taken op ow every side. we. '
nobly meted upon, and is all probability awed the OAP
gre•tii•ll boa a terrilile sod fatal some. The mileeticies
amounted to 3liii.

Free AND 1111/1111011 IDCAIPS AT Mt CAMS
TATUM, ICIDIT-RTSINT, SOTTNNAINL—This morning, about
4 o'clock, considerable confusion prevailed in Kent-street
Southwark, owing to the ontbredt et a fire in the Castle,
tavern, the property of Mr. J. °anent., situate at
No. ht. A poboomeetelde of the MI division in paining
the building observed emote laving from the cellars
immediately nadir the bar. He at once sent off for the
Royal Society's amps sad engines. Before the arrival of
those machines a emisber of children made their appearance
Ecrit omourioaar PluiricrrTioor.--At the bench at the windows, but were unable to descend, owing
hob' at St. Neat'. on Thatulay hat, before captain pap to the hot smoke. Several ash-dryers living near
wild., Cameos Humhlev, sod Mr. S. Newton, Willie. ran and procured ladders, and rescued the chil-
Woods. a lad aged la, was al:maimed at the Meseta of the dren, banding them lowa to the police The
fur indecent 31,"111.0" Umiak the rector of Yelling, Hums. whole of the metal piping used for convoying the
i"."""" in the Penal rhumb on Doaday, the liquors to different parts of the house was melted ; the
29th u 1... The r..v. complainant, on being swore, sigma conteuts of the casks consequently ran out of this barrels,
that during service oar the day in queetum he ectieed that and the lower part of the building was considerably burned,
the led was sitting in • place in which he Night sotto have sad the upper portions dernageu by water, be. This are
sat, swiftly, be sitting by himself instead a via ca from defective Sue. The proprietor was la-
the other boys. He stopped the service. and west to sand in the lATorPool and London Fire-45°6'
the bor. He desired Imo to move He did not do so, but MUTH MOM TN. K int OF • nORA6--011
lAufbod in he face Ile deemed it right, tberefz4te I Saturday Mr. Brest held as inquest at the Five Oaks
make no example of Ilan. The ilefeelaet, a stupid Tar , lianwertlureed, Twickenham, on the body of
country lad, seemed innerly to loam what to make of the piliitm Smith, seed 44, who was killed byrea kick from a
proteedinga Ire mother of the bay, beenner, spoke up harm. It appeared that the deceased was man to Mr.
on behalf of the lad, an melted, is a quaint resits rep sir, Shirley, veterinary surgeon, near Twitkaahass-areoramo,
what her boy had done. She mould not see he had dime who, is; concedes with Murphy, soothes workman. was
'mug. Mr. Bell. the cberehireidse, was ea/lad, bat be eng:ged on Wednesday evening in papering a hares for a
evkleolly knew nothin„; of the aster, and, ref to the show-ot. Murphy pat the beidk is while the dsorimed
wehieteetel it he' that " • bad was behind eel
,bo when eaddeely tie animal kicked eat
better be got ►to ,-rump the herb with • stick." The with both heels strikieg the dammed la the belly, and
Inal"t"t" e"'vk'd tM lad of the °hi" ett•fled, aad forties him against the wen. H. managed te crawl eat of
alvelged him t. the isltlgated penalty of rwk —Coo- the stable. aml was tains boas, when he died es the
Iniirpgwelemt Press, i following day. Verdict, "Accidental death.*