The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-05 00:00:00

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COXIIIIMOILATION or 72111 ART TRZASORLS EXIII-
BRION AT C•kTnITOUTEL—Of Monde hot, Me 011•011 thi•
Duke of Devonshire gave • m.gniAotel*opal end WE at IL
Cl la commemoration of the lisenier Ifshibi- g
ee: of Art At the banquet corm wee lead for m.
ilk nod emeng theme t were Me gram the Duke of St.
Demenebk% the Earl of BurUngton, Lewd and Lady Caren-
Mit, the He.. 0. H. Cavendish, M.P. and several other
members ef the Cavendish family, the Earl end Countess a
Cheneille, Sir Joseph Paxton, M.P., Er J. Watts (mayor of
Manchester), T. FM:bairn. Esq., chairman, and the execu-
tive committee of the Art Tremolo Exhibition; H. F.
Mahone, Ems (Mayor of Derby); J. Aa El 4 at.
00 B. Wllatt Wilmot, Esq., J. O. Cogbant,tegs.7l. Ell
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Req. (chairman of the Midland Railway); Jobe Berber, le
Seq., W. Condell, Esq., ho. The banquet wee upon the m.
mom splendid and truly princely .rat., the whole being sq
.tiered upon gold and silver plate. After dinner hie (!race
the Duke of Devonshire roes end rowed "The Queen," .„,26
and " The Prise,* Colmar' and the rest of the Royal Family." a.
The Earl Granville thee, in the name of the Duke of Devon- gt,
ehke, to • lengthy and effective speech, proposed "The ge,
Ineentive Committee of the Manchester Exhibition of Art

Trasur-seri,4 merkimg with toast the nem el Xt. Fmk- Si.
Min, who returned Meeks In minable teems. ne new
el he
then ftwad " The health ol the Duras
Drmilink" The lend Beale= replied cm ef g
Os rib duke. The Who then reeked, emd Lord Ovemillb
=." The Wier." Mtn cella, Men wee a grand
of coloured lights over the whole of the eaten.
dee pods, thus beautifully Illuminating the matuary,
end hostas .deedid edit upon the fountains. which were
In AM pfty. • ball followed, at which dancing com-
mand ft alma o'clock and ended at three, • sumptuous `e
7scra=b,,esevil at one o'clock. The mince', provider E.
t was present throughout, and evinced r
Or Meekest interest in tte oomfort sad mi of hie de If
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gun The whole of the ' mftes of rooms, is
and corridors of the .P of the Peak" were SI
OMeetly lighted throughout the eveeirg. —Derby Kemeny, M
DEATH Or LORD CHARLES BUTLER.-.-The Kil-
hearty papers announce the sudden denies of Lord Charles ft
Wendestorde Butler, which took plain on Friday, at the it
residence of his mother, the Dowager Mara:dome' of to.
Ormond., Marley, Rathfarnheni. Immediately after break- Sk
fast on Friday morning his lordship complained of feeling g•
faint, and retired to hie bedroom. The servant, hearing him las
call, at once went up and found him lying on the floor, saf- ft,
tering from an apoplectic seizure. Medical aid was Immo- M.
distely procured, and his lordship rallied a little, tut in the
course of the afternoon he Mel a emend Mears, which ter- I:,
micated life. Lord Charles Butler was fourth son of James ;
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Marquis of Ormonde, brother of the late lamented marquis,
sad uncle of the present. It. was In his thirty-eighth year.
SIN cl-t ACCIDENT,--On Thursday evening last
• boy in the employ of Mr. Tiaard, wilier; of Purloridge„
was retuning home from collecting grins, with • horse and
when, owing to some !Machines, the rant wee upset,
the 'boy fell out, the piste fall ;ma film, and the cart turned
completely over, covering the pleb and the boy, and the
berm entangled in the Worm was thrown on its Ode. In
this perilous pontioa the bey by ell the night, his head pro-
geny out from under the met, eqttlebe pitiless pelting
f • Awfully stormy night, NA with all his might
foxhafe7 About seven Vela& ant morning, Mr.
eg Rockeeheyee, peeing aim the spot, fancied he
beendblaterho of elierdir." Hamm of assistance. widths
led wee released from his Mettle Imprinnmmt. Although
ealmenely exhausted, he had miniculcuely escaped any
batherlnjury beyond • severe braise on the hip. But the
beim wee much tenured. It wee supposed by his master that
I. leolimeacy weather be had put into some
be the night—litAnderne Journal.
MUSD= Olf A POLICEMAN AT STEVENAGE, tie"
REETII.—Thin quiet little ealege her bus thrown into ex-
citement by the comeleden of me of the foulest mwdere
recorded far a keg taw • policeman, who haemely been
the neighbourhood s fam weal., who was noted fee his TIP- 1"
!man es dW. It moms often bopped men with slobs
gespeler, wee missed ea ridgy night last. He wee NAM ,
pleb his mode Mee* Ire o'clock, sad woe never seen atm •
▪ Maaday mindag, when he we. found in a pond about
half-a-mile from the village, with his throat cut PO fright-
le
fully that his bead woo sorb severed from his body. Near us
the mad me bald moo how grain, and the ground bore me
evident mean if a memo straggle having taken piece, end MI
at • &blame if above ninety yards some more loose corn and el.
IMO biod, go lig it appears that he tried to apprehend
mine et lama, with ebbs ems, and that one or more
eemmMlei the seceder. His out was hacked a great s•
deal about the neck. The comer bee held an inquiet on se
the body, end adjourned It till Monday. Two brothers named •
Cementer lam bra takes up, and tUre seam strong sue- 2
ppkkiia epsimsl them. The murdered man we. about twenty- tee
eveyeem of aperiall came from St. Alban's. tie
HIOIEWAT EMMY IN FRANCE.—not Vs, oar: too
—"The Mow ion Lac to Vidanban rev ••••4 the
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tiara They then with greet urine used read irell
wend mumps ad lota them be delver epfbale
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Onty one proem malaise! to renew, namely me blew bes%
navy, who ponliody dwthrod that be wide sot Ova our
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sow. The ream wand at bet inclined m nib bier 111,
but la the end ay tusk drip dominos wawa =oilmen
la. TM sum Wm hum Ito powwow se 401 to Irv* •
bas tillos."