The Express.
London, England, 1868-01-16 00:00:00

OYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE.

LAW LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE,
Fleet rest, London, E.C., Jan 2,1868.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY OWEN, that • GENERAL 11111T1N0 of
the Proprietors of the Law Life Assormos Sodety will be held at
the Society's office, Fleetalreet, London, on SATURDAY, the let
day of February pent, at 12 o'clock at coon prechely, Formant to
the provisions of the Society's Deed of Settlement, to receive
the Audlion. Aenual Report of the ACCOMIU CA the Society up
to Slat December bat k to elect a Trustee in the room or the
Right Hooondde far George James Tuner, deceased; mad for
general purpose.—Bl order of the
WILLIAM ItelpfUipaWNLS, Actuary.

SCIENTIFIC and lIISCELLANEOUS APPARATUS. de.
WJ. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION,
at his Great Rooms. SS Magni:wet, Owen
TOMORROW. Jan. It at half past 12CAllittiliZ
LENSES, dissolving view lantern and electricalmPr
musical bores, capita/ binocular microwave, ard aviriaatsitty
objects for ditto, sextenl levels, several lots ot books, dc.—On
view this day and mottling cd sal*. and eatslogess bad.

KINAHAN'
MAIN senorE, 1865.
This celebrated old IRISH WHISKY gained ten DUBLIN
PRUE MEDAL—It ts and, mellow, delicious, and very
wboltoomo Bold 111 botHea, Bd. wt., as the feud boons In
London ; by the agents tn the principal taints is Elogiaad ; or
wholesale at 8, Greet Wthdrolltatreet, London, W.--Obeerve the
t red wok pink label, end cork treaded .ILlashan's LL Whisky.

OXYGENATED WATER does not drink so
V be& es other sleeted water, because the gas can only be
got Into it in • slate of vapour, and condensed with the gas pre-
sent Natla effect on the system is to %Wise the blood and ere
warmth end force to animal power. Order it fresh from the
Laboratory. tie. Long-acre, or through any druggist. In caws
ontalnlng six bottles.

OXYGENATED WATER.—Animal heat is kept
up la the coldest weather by daily draughts of 0 tygeoeted
Water. Fresh made tress the laboratory, 313, Loagaore, or
through say druggist.

AP GLASS BOTTLES. —The LONDON
CirEerocK ot the MBE and CALDER GLASS BOTTLE attl-
PANT la for SALE, at REDUCED PRIM. the premises at Free
Trade Wharf. Ratcllit being required for wharf purpose*.
Orders for all the new patterns and the patent-stoppered bottles
ea usual, trom the works, Yorkshire, and the ofnee, 83, Upper
Thames-street. Car.

riANDLES.-11 you do not want your candles
V exclusively for show, but with plesmintneas of appeerimes •
require excellence of burning, buy " PRICE'S GOLD MEDAL
PALMITIN h.," or their "Sherwood Palmitin.," or their good ,
old.feshioned "Belmont m " Belmont Wax," or their
Best," " No. 2,' " No. 3," or " Battersea" Composite, In prefer'
vieyeoutomthe Gnat,
he m.otart tra
es.nsUpirent carahly
olepeurn amigart.
ffillunet.
" Price's Pershing" or their "Belrme
montine" will give It to you In
perfection, sod at a more moderate price than bi usually chortled
for any other really first-class Parafilne Candles
The new toilet snap
_"PRICKS SOLIDIFIED GLYCERINE,"
containing half its we/0i of their concentrated distilled Glyce-
, should be In general use In every house before the wirater
comes oa, became of Its admirable effects in preventing chapping
of the hands and face. Is every house there might Rho to be
one of the sealed bottles of their concentrated Distilled Glyce-
rine, known everywhere as " Prices Glycerine," and prescribed
by the meet eminent medical men abroad as well as at home,
118 the one only Glycerine fur medicinal use whether externally
or Internally.
PRICE'S FANCY SOAPS of the different sorts tonally wide
are en:idled, sad coininand • constantly Increasing sale. The
" nolklllled (glycerine" spoken of above is, however, the one
fancy serf to vas.
'•PItIlk: S NEW PATENT NIGHT LIGHTS," for burning in
, the wide glasses, are believed to be the very hest night lights
' mode. " Price's Childs' Night Lights." for burning without
• glasses, and their different sorts of •stliemher Candlnot to used
es" are so
well !rumen, and so 'generally used and appiedeted se
guy modal settee here.

(JANDLES.—A Hint to Pnrchasers.—Do not
make sure that you know what prim you are poles per
pouud for your candles until you have stripped them and put
than hi the scale. Some molten are right weight without the
wrappers, some with moderately thick wrappers. some with very
thick wrappers. end WIWI are not nearly right weight with
wrapras however thick. PRICKS -eot.ti lILDAL PA1.311
TIN E," " Sherwood Pshultine," "Belmont Speno," sod "Del'
mold Wm," " Best," " No. 2." " No. 3." and " Battersea
Compositos, "Price's Parafflne," and " Itelmontine." and all
the other candles at Prices Patent Candle Company (Waited),
are full weight without the wrapper&

DRIOE'S SOLIDIFIED GLYCERINE
(Patented).-1304d medal. Paris, 1867 —The newest end
beat toilet soap, wean well, gives a rich and trant lather, is
entirely tree from coons net 01l or excess of alkali, and contains
half its weight of Pri,e's distilled glycerine.
Entailed by all thenital, ittee•Ml, &e., in 4d. and ed. tablets.
PRICE'S PM ENT CA NDLE CONRAN Y (Limited),
Belmont Worts, Datterma, LW.

I'ARENTS and GUARDIANS.—The re-
I °turn of youth to their respective boarding.schools induces
a polleltude for their personal comfort and attraction, and
RAM LAN law MACASSAR OIL, for accelerating the growth and
improving and heantifying the hair. Rowlands' Kalyilor, for tra.
proving the skin amt complexion, and removing cutaneous de-
fect,. and howlioniir iidonto, or Pearl Dentifrice, for rendering
the teeth beautifully white and preserving the gums, are coo.
slilerol accompanimnts.—hold by chemists and
perfumers. Ask for Rowlands' articirm

C. 211,068

NEW GATEWAY, CASTLE ASHBY.—The
WILDER of THIS WEEK. 4d, or Iv pea Id.. contains •
flue view of the New Oates, Castle Ashby ; ths Ventilation of
Hospitals, with plan : on the Drainage of Land, with illustration ;
.n Concrete Building English Artisans an Pane Welt the
Dwellings of the Labouring Classes: A Note from York,
Dand
other papers ; with all the news, artistic and sanitary. 1, York-
strvet, Covent.garden. and ail newsmen.
_

CALEDONIAN RAILWAY.—See the COM-
R
MECIAL REVIEW. publish,li EVERY TUESDAY.
rrke3d. —Moat Temple Chambers, nett greet.

0011MERCIAL REVIEW.—Analysis of RE-
J PORT of COMNIIITTE um CALEDONIAN FIN ANCE.—
Ree the COMMERCIAL. REVIEW, published EVERY TCEE-
DAT. Price 3&—liess Tempie Members, Fleet-streeL

DigTEEsE AT THE EAST END.—The following is
a statement of the put operations end present efforts of
" The East End Emigration and Relief Fund :"—" The
committee, of which Mr. A. C. Barclay. M.P., Mr. Philip
Carenove, Mr. G. G. Glyn, M.P., Mr. Heart Green, jun.,
ltlackwall; Mr. Henry Kingscote, Rev. J. Y. Kitto, St.
Matthias, Poplar; Mr. H. E. Montgonserie, Mr. H. W.
Prescott, Mr. Alfred de Rothschild, Lord Coamo Russell,
Mr. David Salomon, Mr. J. D'A. &mode, 111.1'.,
the Earl of Shaftesbury, K.(1., Mr. C. Hampden Wigraui,
Blackwell, and the lion. Arthur Kinnaird, M.P., are
members, was formed with a view of alleviating by emi-
gration and other means the distress in Papier and the
adjacent districts, in consequenos of the cessation of em-
ployment in the iron ship-building yards, cloaks, de.
During the past summer and autumn they ansis t
emigration of nearly 400 persons from the &strict, a ted he
all of
whom were in most destitute carcametanoes. They have
received most sandactery accounts of these people. Those
! seat to Canada found immediate employment at remune-
relive wages, and are all doing soli The committee were
also enabled to assist migration from the district, and
sent upwards of 600 people to various ports of the
country where work was obtainable, end have also assisted
many poor lads in getting to sea. The fund is now entirely
exhausted, and the season for emigration to Canada has
peened ; the distress, however, continues most severe
and pressing, and the committee are desirous of
manning in its relief by continuing their "
migra-
ti plan, which has been found to work well,
I through their own district committee at Poplar ; and
also by assisting the action of the East-end central
relief committee, now again at work in the districts
of Poplar, Isle of Dogs, Bromley, Bow and Limehouse,
and who report that 'they have carefully considered-1.
The returns obtained by means of a house-to-house visita-
tion. 2. The question of the ability of the guardians of
the poor to deal with the claims made upon them ;
The expertinee derived from the operations of the com-
mittee lid winter as to the power of a valuator, agency to
deal with the distress now existing ; and have determined
to bring to the notice of the public that a large amount of
exceptional distress does exist, and calls for prompt sym-
pathy.' The attention of the committee lees been specialty
called to the circumstance that a large number of families
are now institute of pror clothing and bedding. The
funds at the disposal of the existing local committees do
not admit of their dialing with this question in a satisfac-
tory meaner, and it is the special effort of des committee
at this time to supply the deficiency. The public may be
awned that any funds or clothing entrusted to the
of theemmittee can be most usefully and berm.
meted, sad that, as the committee are in
I communication with the Poor-law Band and
el
the
t
el the Poplar Union, every possible core will be tarlilnno
to interfere with the legitimate action of the Poor-law.
The following is a statement of the treasurer's amorist,
from July 11, 1867, to January 3,1868 :—Remepte ; Sub-
scriptions paid to tressurer, 1,321 L 1444 pius=u-
torturers' Relief Fund, LOOM: payments by
Poplar Union for emigration, 7311. 84. ,0881. 195.;
balance dos to lionstrer, 11. 10a, 3d.—total, 3,061 i. In. 141.
Payments : Pommes of enigma* 1,6681. 16a. 341.; estate
of ditto, 1,1461. fide. Bd.; grants to selection oesszeittes
for migration, U., 1031. 5d.; sand', eatables. saver-
tieing, ocelages, do., 1511. 10s. ltd.—total, 3,olffi. 3d.
The caws tlis waist, is at No. 8,86. Martinn-gissen