The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-04 00:00:00

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Continental, from Liverpool for Calcutta. throb $l, la tat 44 N.
lon 10.40 ; all well.
Ellen Bate', from Bombay for Liverpool. Feb. 14 lalll6 11, be

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Fortitude (banme,, ateerbm SW., March 9, lat TON, lon 13.30 W.
J. Hammond, from Liverpool for Coartantinople, Dec. 12, let 21
N, lon 22 W.
Limy, from Liverpool for Malta, March 24, let 49 N, lon 10 W.
Lady Shelhurn (brig)
March 31, let 40 N. 14 W.
Patna, from Canton incf London, March let SN, lon 24 W.

Tex DUNDRY MURDER.—The execution of the
two Wer!mores, convicted at the late Smuttiest assizes of
this murder, will take place in front of the County Owl on
Friday. Since being sentenced, the convicts, who are
lamentably ignoranti have displayed lees levity than before
their trial, and have istened respectfully to the exhortations
to repentance of the Bev. J. Howse, the poi chaplain.
Sir J. H. Lethbridge, of Sandhill-park, who has recently
joined the ranks of the "National League for the Suppres-
sion of the Traffic in Intoxieating Liquors," has addressed
an extraordinary letter to his brother magistrates for the
county of Somerset, in which he unhesitatingly declare
that the persons responsible before God for this murder are
" the men who sanctioned the iniquitous sale of intoxicating
drinks, sod not the unhappy men who havennwitting added
to the revenues of the country and fallen into the trap,
drink, sanctioned by their bretbreo of high degree, and who
are neoesearily the cause of the crime there brethren of less
degree have committed." Sir John adds in a postscript that
ors Severna, of the gaol has respectfully denied him the op-
pcietuni a/ en interview with the convict+, at which he
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I. speak partly the language of comfort to
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

BAYNES.—ApriI 1, at Coombe-wood, KingutottomThamee, the
wife of W. J. &grime, Eq.. of a son.
BRINDLIL—March 31, at Barton-hill, St. Philip's, Bristol, the
wife of Mr. J. Itrtadta, of a eon.
Dl! CANE, April 1. at Twickenham, the wife of R. Du Cane,
Lg., of a daughter.
BENCH —March 3D, at Binfleld-read, Stockwell, the wife of
G. W. Ilelarh, gag., of a daughter.
MARKB—!larch 30. the wife of the Rev. Professor Marks, of
Margaret,tnet, Cavendish-square, of a son.
O'CALLAGHAN.- Mar ah 81, at Wellington-terrace, Sandate,
the wife of Captain L O'Callaghan, let Battalion 16th Reel-

meat, of a son.
RICHARD:I.—March 31. at Foreheeteroquare, the wife of C.
Richards, Req., of a daughter.
ROBINBOII.—AmiI 2, at 11, York-street. Fortuna-square, the
wife of Frederic Robineoz, Rao., of a daughter.
BRATON.—March 30, at Gibraltar-place, Chatham, the wife of
Mr. S. Beaton, of a daughter.
SHAWL—March 30, at Weathourne.park, the wife of H. A. G.
Shaw., Esq., 8.C.5., of aeon.
WlNvfoork —March 30, at (...renlish-crescent, Bath, the ade
of the Rev. H. H. Wlnwood, of a daughter.
11ARRIA068.

BEEDLE—WILLIAMEL—ApriI 2, at the pariah church, Al ril^n'
caper-Mate, by the Rey. W. Hunt, Mr. W. R. Jleeille,
W r-Ilare, to Ell" daughter of T. MULL"
of C0M1,94 Glatriorgenshlre.
DREWRY—I ND.—April 2, at St. Pancras Church, bY
the
Rev. IL Recline, T. Drewry, FAIL of the Priory, Newcastle-
on-Tyne, to Sarah Anne, daughter of G. Ireland, lig., of
London.
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1, at Christ Church, Manchester,
by Use Rev. Canon Stowell, Mr. A. Danbury. to Margaret,
daughter of Mr. W. Birks, all of Salford.
EMMOTT—ANDEZWB.—March 90, at the parish church, Leeds,
by the Rev. P'. R. Robinson, Mr. J. W. Emmett to Emma,
daughter of the late Mr. C. Aadrews, all of Manchester.
JAQUET—BARKEIL—March 30, at the pariah church of 't.
John, Hampstead, by the Bev. J. P. Fletcher, G. R. Jamul.
Rai., of Southatreet, Finsbury-square, to Charlotte, widow of
the late W. B. Barker, Fag.
MOROAN—LODGE—ApriI 0, at St. Michael's, Highgate. R.
Morganiiiisqt ~ of Bracondale, to Mary Ann, danghter of K. .1 •
Lodge, of the Grove, Highgate.
YOUNG— {WRY.—March 30. at 3t. Paul's, Clapham. Mr. G.
Young, of Osibeslatruat, to Phalle Elizabeth, dantihta of the
late H. Hawley, Req., of Fountain Lodge, Clapham.
DEAT#B.
BARRETT.—March 30, at leelbrokeegnare, Notting hiR J.
Barrett, Eq., aged 41.
BLAKER.—March 30, at Paragon, Basset, Mr. W. Maker,
ged 76.
CHEETHAM.—ApriI 1, at Bayswater, Mr. G. Cheatham. of Mot-
tram-road, Staleybridge, aged 37.
COOK.—March 31, at Clifton-toed East, Bt. SoldOrwood,Strah
Ells, wife of R. Cook, Eel., aged 50.
DRINILWATER. —Marcb SO, at Royal Crescent, Bath,
T. Drink.
water, Esq., sited Ilk
1333D111101014.-13Earebsq 30, at Felderland, near Sandwich Kent.
W. enderson. ~ 74.
EOWDHEN.—Mareh 10, at aged Morabigton-road, Regent's-path W.
aged W.
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EIFOTON—Wareb 93, at Oroveroad, Britton, Edell*
TOMlll"—TPaird S. at Peckham-grove Camberwell, after s
ling MI Wand Illness,'John Naylor Topping, Fey,VIM/IV= 20. at Marrow, Survey, at the residence of
• brother, Pinch Weller, Esq., James Yldier 3e2tidn.a.W.
lams tad by Ids dater, lire Johnson, relict of the late
let. of the City of Loudon, Mclennan. der

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