The Express.
London, England, 1861-02-06 00:00:00

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lerceptiog rtwowoll and Lancashire).
Itolr“r•lshire Jooepb Tueker. 11:411., of Payroll:lm.
Herkshira-Hrory Locooy Hunter, E.q., of lierch-bill,
ono Itoolunr.
Huck. her Antiwar Roth/chili. Hort., of Astor. Cliutoo.
Cat,l4.llo.biro anal fluutingdooskire-Folwoni 111..k5,
;trot Wilbrolom.
l'on,lonlotol- Thomas Ainoirorth, Eaq., of the 11.11.
lo.hire -Kaward Holt .k;4. Esq., of Bickford 11.11.
lor hy.dss -William Thomas Cos, Fag., of Si...adou
Hall.

IktonsLire —Sir John Tho::.a.., Buller Duckworth,
Topeh.m.
I.l6.r,tshm, Robert Hamlett Owes Rwanda, Esq., of
We.t ihMU 61.114 e, W.% 1.,
Dusbact Rickard lOwreotv Penlbertou, Esq., of floret..
.surge ALA, of Barr.ogtoo 11+11,
llstfi.•ld Broad tn. 4.

ob Waddinilum, Eq., of (..I,:ting
6Tkik... Door Wiuclicuotho.

HereNtd.laire —ltul&rt !Scary Lee Wanaer, Esq.,
'meet. t 'out t.

Hereto/11ln. Joues Loyd, Eq., of ALLotts
Lao;ley.
Kent Alexander 144.1.111. 1:11., of Foley lime, Noll-
-

Loirvm.enti:e Sutton, F.. 1., of Sicefflog!on.
Lit......!urVao—Wkotoo erAcruft Atueutto, E. of Hack.
thong.

li.our.outhsloore --fmoos Rector Carruthers, Eel., of The
hon.!re, moor I ielet..w.
N.brfolk —Iola) Thomas Mott, Es of Bernieghtm.
Nurthamitteeshire —Juba EdEutt q.,
Some, E.I. of Thea-
ter&

NOTillj in tier Ls nal -W ill iam Jahn Payson, EN., J
shawilvt:

Nuttizahamshire. —Henry &vile, Esq., of Ituff.nl
.%bbey.

' •11 luoklure —Henry Dinh It.ruardsoo, Ea +, of Adwell.
ftit'And —William Fludyor, tot., of Aystow.
•tilopthite--t:oorgo of Broseky.
Sontersetatire -Frame', What Newtuw, Esq., of Barton
I:ranr.

William Philip., £.q., of Hey-

Co.uutv of Soutlaomptoo —William He Deverell, E.q.,
(4.Purbiook I rk. Doer Coalmen.

Mulfu!k—Edw.,nl !:..beet Storkie Bence, Eiq., of Kent.
well II.U. SZelfonl.

Monty- ri..nturl Gurney, E,.., of Caratshoc.
bummer Goon,. Gatty, Eol., of Felbralso Park, Fart
I;rib:gaol.

Richard Craves, Esq., d the Cliff,
Warwick.

Hopei, FAq., of Brampton
Croft*. Apple Ly.
Wilt,Mre—Charles Peurutklocke, Eq., of Compton
hemberLime.

Womeetersbire —James Moilliet, Eiq., of Abberley HAM,
Dear Worcester.

Yoeu.bire —sir George Orby Worobweß, Bart., of New-
bari'u Park, bear

NORTH AND SOUTH.

A osl —William Balkaey el Phu Coat.
I:rav,.aabirs Jeama Williams Froilmcks, ut

Camarvnashire—Heorr Mrßella, Eaq., a( Sygunfawr.
Carmartheodure—Arthur Hoary &nation Liaix Esq.,
at Pentre.

CardiganAbire —Pryre Loreden, Esq., of Gogerddan.
Denlmgiudrine—Cliarle+ JULs Tot am, Fag., of Henrys
Howie. near Llangollen.
Flautahire—Robert Howard. Esq., of Broughton Hall.
Glamorganalltre—Edward Robert Wood, Esq., of bumt,
hall.

Montgomeryshire—Jolla Heyward Heyward, Esq., of
CTII.III/0 MA.

31,rionstlishire—David Williams, Eq., al Desdraeth

Pembrokeshire—Edward Wawa, Esq., of Heap Castle.
Moinonhire--Georp Greenwood, Fay., of Marmot.

SHOCKINO DEATH TROY EXCIAktYI DRINKING.-
Yesteniay Mr. Outer. the coroner for East Surrey, held an
inquest at Newiugtoe Workhouse, on the body of Sarah
Frances Warne, aged 7.1 years, who was found dead is her
room. under most revolting circumstances. The evidence ad-
duced showed that deceased possessed • vast amount of
property left by her hualiaod, who died on the 24th Decem-
ber last, under somewhat similar dreurnstances at the same
house, No. 2, slontpellier-dreet, Walworth. Sophia Kuhn,
the landlady of the house, deposed that since the deceased
had resided there she had been much given to drink. mud in
fact 9'lloo Christmasdav last had scarcely been sober. On
Thursday last seine alarm was created at her not being seen
or heard, and ultimately the door wee broken open keel she
was found lying upon the floor quite dead, the room being
in ama tdlthy sad confused state. On the door by the
,iile of the deceased were several bottles of spirits, three par-
tially emptied. while from the month of the deceased was
even then flowing some of the liquor. She (witness) bad
heard her weenie.; ou the previous Monday, but
hail out seen her since Chriatmaaday, as she
would never allow a•iy person to enter her room.
Phu corener's otheer mai, in conjunction with the constable,
he searched the room. On the deceased pendia was
2f. 3s. Pd., and on onenitur a chest was haled the following :
- -A will and the de...reed's certificate of marriage, a receipt
for as annuity of NY., signed by the de-earned s husldind ;
three freehold land societies books, containing papers of the
value of 7001. ; four life policies for above 1,0001., three
valuable silver watches, silver chains, six handsome gold
broodier, some valuable studs, and a sundae of other arti.
cleft of value. He further states that the next of kin of the
deceased had been advertised for, but up to that time no
person had come forward, although it was believed the de-
ceased had a sister living. William Wall, porter at the fled
Lion Camberwelbgate, stated that he had beeo
in the habit of taking wine, spirits. and ale to the decca,,,l,
bv her order. She had generally half-a-gallon of brandy,
hilf-a-gullois of poet wine, as well as half-a-gallon of ale,
which quantity she had about three weeks since, but finding
latterly the state she was in, his master refused to supply
her any more. The jury returned a verdict, "That the
deceased dies! from exhaustion ocussiossed by excessive
drinking."
ATTEMPTED SUIC:DE DURING THZ ROYAL PRO-
masios.—As her Majesty the Queen was yesterday jro-
ceeding to open parliamem, and just as the royal eller.*
reached Derby-street, a small street leading from Parlia-
ment-street into Cannot/40w, a person, habited in Asiatic
costume, was sees to break through the crowd and attempt
to thr a parer into the carriage in which her Majesty
was seated. He was, however, immediately prevented.
Indeed, the Prince Consort himself, apprehensive of some
maniacal violence, pushed back the hand of the intruder.
The man, bedsit in ho effort to force himself upon royalty,
immediately drew forth a clasped knife, and drew it three
times acmes his throat. Arrested by the police, he was
at once conveyed to King-street policedaddies:, where be
promptly received the necessary surgical attention Irons Mr.
Julio !Mann, surgeon, ise., of Parliamentatreet. The
man's name is Mahomet Ali Khan. He is about 40 years
et age. and Is a native of 11.bilcutta. He is under the im-
pression that he has suffered sonic wrong from the hands of
government, and states that it was his intention to pLee a
petition in reforms to his ease before the Queen. He is
evidently a lunatic.

AT I), A LotinttN. —At a Court of Aldermen,
Aoki yesterday at Guildhall, the Lord Mayor presiding, Mr.
Keeling (of the Ina of Keeling and Hunt, Monument-yard,
fruit.hrokere) preeested•petitioe. praying that certain steps
miaLt he taken whereby the costerniongers who hawk their
fruit about the streets of th? C:ty might be enabled to curry
oe their trade without the interference of the police. Mr.
Alacritous Hale said that in certain street. space had been
granted for the periwig. of cab-ranks, and the shoehlacks
bad remain spaces allotted to them as statiocs, in order
that they might carry on their calling, sod be thought that
oil...thing might be dose to enable the clam of men in
griesti..o to obtain an honest living. He therefore moved,
• Tia..l the petitioo be referred to the General purposes
COUlliiitias, to coasider and report thereon." Sir Henry
Muneridgo said be did sot see the necessity of referring
it to the committee. The public knew very well that the
ine;istrates had es much sympathy for these men as soy
ems in the. Pity had. He lied seen some of these men
brought before him and his brother magistrates, and they
hot lieen lealt with in the meat lenient MIAOW possible.
After MOM dim:vain°, Mr. Alderman Copeland said they
were booed by oath to carry out the law, believer they
it jilt svinpathiwi with those nee. How could they devise
n "is for their trots., tier' without altering the law? Hs,
th. ref,e, moved a. au amendment. "That the petition
lie on the table." The amendment was ultimately carried,
am/ the cowl adjourned.
GenHos'34-m-THE-EART.—The billowiug ad-
dre.ii of thanks, from the pans/limier* of St. Geor,;e's-in-
third-lust, was yesterday presented. by a deputation, to the
Bishop of Leaden, at his house in St.Jamees-aquare. Pre-
lim* to the suer was the following statement : —The
atireher of sigsatures to this address is 2,176. They include
every neater of the legal and medical professions, be-
losing to the church of England, in the parish, with but
one weir.tion ; and among those of the medical pn.fes,ion
(Muetemi in number) six bold the rank or degree of doctor
of medicine. sad four are liceutist,..s of the College of Physi•
tiara :—" To the Right Hon. and Right Rev. the Lord
Bishop of Loalem—We, the uudersigued. churchwardens.
°vol.'s.", trustees, cutrilions, vestry mei,. trustees of Raine's
Charities, end other iorisliieuers of St. George's.in•the-
East, respectfully desire to convey to your lonlship our
deep loose of the oldigatioo we are under for the restoration
of peace to this long douse-tett ravish through your lord-
ship s instrumentality. by the duicootinuance of those offen•
site innovations in the church serrive which had alienated
so many of tie parishioners from tile Isaiah church, and in
directing a return to the old form of worship as it existed
when the Rev. Bryan King heron rector is the year
1442. la tendering to your lor.lship our meet grateful
thanks, we will only add our he:ief that no reward could
he offered that would be mare a.,.rpt.stio to your h,rd.iiip,
than that the parishioners should testify their gratitude by
proving. AS we are sure they will do, that they ere Ft4l,
what the rector himself is his answer to their respeetful
address of renmastraoce to him io the year 1145 ackuow•
!edged them to be. ' preeminent for their dutiful attach-
MIA to the church, and their loyal obedience to the love-