The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-18 00:00:00

t-TYNE RACER, 1850.
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25th Jan.

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THE AYLESBURYIstrtztos BANX.—AI there is mot
the tats: remote change cf any las de, under the bankruptcy
of S. attests, Nan forthcoming to liquidate the claims of the
depositors in the Aylesbury &viols* auk, to the extent of
between 9001 aid 1,00 W., arrangements have been made to
gin full compensation to the poor people who have been
plundered by the fugitive bank:apt, sod to restore the
meaty of which they have been defrauded. The whole
affair having been kid before the ensmissiosera for the
reduction of the national doh., they have just signified their
cogent to the sum of 500 f. being taken fens the surplus
land of the bank, sad appropriated towards asking
.good
the cairns of shoes robed by the defaulter. To. reminder
of the deficiency will be Veil by Mr. James, the secre-
tary to the savings bark, in whose employ Stratton
held the situation of clerk at the time the denleations took
plate. By these satisfactory arranges eon not one farthing
will be loot to the depositoni, whom claims bar.: been allowed
by Mr. Tide" Pratt. It is eap'eted elves will be shoat 2.2.6 d.
la the pound, under the fie% for the private creditor, of the
bankrupt. Steps will now, it is rated, be immediately taken
to cause the apprehension of Stratton, in America, and
being him bock to England.

EXTINSIVE ROBBERY OP JLWELLEZT. BIL•
ataaaaa.-0a Thursday
_Eight last, sr sally on Friday
morning, the premises of Mr. Osborne. manufacturieg jew
eller, Lida-Id-street, Birmingham, were broken open, and
gold, silver, sad plated goods, Otaiatialt of brooches, guard.,
penal- dad, teals, nog., studs pins, snug. bode, &a., amount
Reg in value to between 6001. end 6001, cob a therefrom. In
consequence of previous robberies, the doers and window-
stutters were iron-pleted, and deemed impregnable. The
remises were locked op by the porter soon after 10 o'cluek.
The thieves succeeded in entering the back part of the
warehouse by breaking • bole in the wall, and, having thus
obtained Samoa, by dint of great lemur and the use of
crowbars, they broke open the interior doors, and found
access to the most valuable vriens of the .tong. No fewer
than viz crowbars we re cheedered is the warshoure next
morning when the workmen odd to their employment. A
reward of 100 Raines. has b:en offered fur the spprehecsion
elks depredated.
EXPLOSION OP Ft= DANT% THIRTEEN LUTES
I.olla.—A correspondent, writing from Wigan yesterday,
gays that between six and seven Vele:4 on Batenday mom
lag an explosion of file-damp tuck piece at Messrs. Evens
and Turners' colliery, ia Hey cock, situated about a mile sad
• half from Newton race-ground. The exp!os on took place
in what is called W " Rxk-pit," and thirteen perces a were
either burned or smothered to death, some of them li•erally
burned toe eleder. It appears that eleven of the parties
were work of in a drift I,COO yard. from the pit-eye, with-
out any conductor, when the •zp'osion took plea; souse-
gutsily they were all burned to death, and no one remains
to sedan, for the fatal occurrence. Two utters wen revok-
ing about 120 yards nearer the pit-eye ; they, on hearing
the ',plosion, rushed into the fans of the fire, instead of
making to the pit-eye.
DEATeI OP A MISER WORTH £so,ooo.—During
the bust few dad considerable interest hes been incited in the
neighbourhood of Sedler'e-wells, in consequence of the death
of Mr. William Crew hi:dreamt, No. 32, Arlinrowstreet,
who, though always living in the meet penurious manner, I.
said to had died worth 60.0001. The following lees have
been stated on good authority :—Desooded cams up • charity
boy, in 1790, to try his fortune in Leaden, and was taker. as
errand boy by Mr. Frederick Hartland, hairdresen r, at Sad-
lee's-wells, oa whose death be succeeded to the bedew. He
was remarkable for his penurious habits, and, alter some
yeah, married • person as penurious as himself. About •
week before his death he disebeed to Mr. Turco,
that he was worth nearly 60.0001. in scrip in railway
companies, houses, &c., which he promised to leave to him,
and, alter his death, the draft of a will to that effect was
found. His bed consisted of a few rags. The property,
which he made by loans and speculations in the stocks and
public companies, is claimed by a amain of the deceased, and
the case I. likely to cause litigation
SUSPICIOUS DEATH.—Mr. W. Baker held an
ugnest oar Friday, at the Cherry-tree patella basso, Bromley,
Benching the death of a respectably deemed female, name
echoed', apparently about 30 years of see, who was
drowned in the new cut of the River Lea, under the follow-
ing circumstances :—lt appe end from the evidence of two
witnesses, named Rotors end Maine, *acumen, that be-
tween seven and eight Vela k on Weasels ey evening last
they were proceeding from Limeherese to flerstford, aloag
the towing path of the new cut of the Lea River. When
near the Bromley, bridge the deceased passed them, going in
tbkoppoeits direction, and walking quickly. They hid not
prooeseled more than • dcz et yards when their attention
wee one fed by the loud 'trireme of a female, and on their
Whin mind they observed the deceased deposit her bonnet
oaths ground and deliberately plunge into the water. They
did ass attempt to waist her, end on their re.ching the above
home they gave an alarm. The drags were obtaieed, and der
searching for some time they loud the body, life being
quit* extinct. The deceased wee abort five feet thre • ioehe a
la height, dark hair, and was attired in • plum-coloured
pla'd drew, black bonnet, trimmed veld crepe; black shawl,
with eoloured border. She wore • gold wedding ri. g, and
two of her tent teeth are gone. The jury reds aid steadier,
"That the deceased destroyed hens& by &smite(' ; but ea to
the state of her tied at the time they had not entbetent
evidence to say."—ilhortly after tlhejary Weddell dionolded,
a youth residing hi the selabb echoed same forward and
stated that on the evening in gawks be wee paring the
spot, sad as one of the men delherately throw dm &waned
into the tease, sad, tearing they ti.ht nerve him la the
same way, be ran away, sad was she Let to give ehe alarm
at the aloes Mold, which feet was estabifihed by the bind-
le,' ago mew eba was from home during the inquiry.
The Ceram baslielso made acquainted with the statement,
end the oesetireola has ceased • great sensation In the
beaky.