The Express.
London, England, 1868-08-15 00:00:00

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' opted 10.— The Board of Iliwith hr. iwited the follow-
-,dated August 7 : --lavlaringthe port of Ilarannith " in-
,"o th yellow fever, and " ammo-WA " all the other ports
1. , the port of Tangier infected with cholera
• • 11.411 August 30.

71 a rumour that the Rev. Robert Gregory,
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lent of St. Mary-the-Less, Lambeth, is to be ap-
, • N.! to the vacant deanery of Ripon.—Leads Mercury.
11... 'lain Bull is authorised to contradict the
• •• o,..vit that General Peel is a candidate for Luna-
'. Lord Hamilton fur Weetminster.
;••••n..i.il wealthy landlords in South London
• to pay their rates witil an abateirn‘ le nilde
otrian, similar to that they enjoyed antler the cunlJ
i system.—Semlit tondos trees.
THE LATE BIRMINGHAM BANKING COMPANY.
atiouht or the call of 10/. per share, on 27,000
received up to hurt evening was 112,0491., which
• I oil into the Bank of England. After deducting 36,36 W.
•• to shareholders as creditors, and entitled to be set
sgainst the Cllll, the total sum to be received is
• -WW.—Birmingham Post.
REMAIMABLZ Esc.ti'x.—A very singular mei-
• tit and miraculous escape occurred at the Cliff Vale
works (Messrs. Bull and Son's) about 7 o'clock on
uraday morning. The messenger's son, who is an
• iiginerr, mama Timothy Davis, was greasing the pinion
••••ks of the large forge train, when an iron hoop band
t!:.t fastens the stretchers between the coupling boxes
• glut his jacket and threw him right over the spindles,
drew him complete ly between the boxes ; but, fortu-
Aviv. the top roll worked with a balance, and the pros-
o• lifted the top box, and, although very much hurt, he
' • Ted with his life, and yesterday was advancing to-
o :ids recovery.—Stefordskre Advertiser.

'ln I.: LATE RAINS AND STOCK FEEDIKO.—Tho
I •:". (nsnarks the Gardeners' Clireniek) are bringing the
• .i.f• ishioned green back to onr grass fields. Travelling
itlotatds through the midland counties ten days ago,
, not see the sheep upon the pastures except by
I'.• help of their shadows ; the grim' had become exactly
coliiihr of the wool. Bleached and withered to a dusky
,h. it lipponregi to be dead and gone; but coming south
• gain the other day, we could see that the young blade
Nss ex,i) where eoining to the surface: and thus, all fears
tamne• for our live stock will, we hope and
isslieve..hsapp,at a, autumn passes by.
Mum. l'iErv. The following conversation,
11.111 it his knowledge, the late Mr. Leach
t•,..0hl have le., o a, an illustration of " Life in the
Distriet..- has just been repeated to 113:—flrAt
•tle, : There's hren a folio (explosion) at Jackson's
;• • ti' and My feyther worked there.—First
• I es, :on! he's blowed all to pieces.—Second
• . By guin : why, he'd got my knoile!—Stefurd-
. • ,ta, • hArr.
lon's.—ln the famous rebellion
ilt.l.illte in the year '9B, so strong was the popular feel-
:• ••• the lieredords, that whenever any notes were
.4 that well-known bank they were
tanned, the people crying out with exultation,
,11 a farthiim we'll leave you!" If to financial
• ' this mode of injuring an enemy might seem
'tl'il4te, to the popular mind of Ireland it
all that was logical and purpose-like. Beres-
•'e, sounded like Beresford's property; and every
hate
confiscated was deemed twenty shillings
th, hated race.—Blecktrooars Maga:int for August.