The Express.
London, England, 1861-03-19 00:00:00

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IEVMPOC4b Man= RirloinkasdAl Caledonian
Steck MN ex al. —lmalses C06E61630 1-10 1 teat Northern
S k,toc IN 109—Great waxer... 701 71 and Yorkshire,
1111 k
1114—London and Nara Weiler% 1101 0134—Manchester.
Sheffield, and Linoolnddre, 474 471 111dbad Stock, 1281 12111
Ditto new shares, ;4(11 —Noelik !knish 631 641
North Staffordshire, Md.—North Eastern, Berwick Capital
Stock, 1014 1011—Do., ork Capital Mock, 901 01-00., Leeds
Stock, 00 601—South fin, 45 6-16 MI ex d—Wast Mldlnd
(Oxford:, a 46—Dutch Rhenish, 34 ill& —Great Laxesalioart, 74
7 3.l6—Grand Trunk of Canada, 6 6-16 Sl Great Western et
Canada, 111 111—Illinois Central, t 7 Sol d.—Buffalo and lake
Enron, 41 44—Thames and Mersey Marine Company, 1640
1 p. . .

Masan 18.—A fair amount of beldam was
done, and the market was steady throughout. Birks°head.
811—Grtat Western. 701-111nola Central. 17 el.—Loseaslairs and
Vorluihire, 1114—London and North Western, 141—Msadsrater,
9helBeld, and Lincolnshire, 411—Mldland, 19111—North Latent,
Berwick, 1011—. South astern, 231—Thaws and Mersey Marto,
Insurance, 1 p.—Leeds Barnsley Stock, 114—D1strict Bank, 191 p.
Biamnionsw, MARCH I&—Lnndnn and North Western Lock
was dealt in at 904 Lath &affords, at 104. 10s. Bd.: and lir-
minghant Old Mill. at 101: Stour Valley Guaranteed Stock
quoted 001 911: Midland New, 11 1 pen. Birmingham Canal,
91 911 ; and Birmingham Waggon shares, 31 44 pm.

THE Drum Arc Psnors.—The committee
appointed by the Tows House of Conmesseice, on the
direction of the swithlehop and bishops, to examine the
" Haws and Reviews, " for the purpose of reporting
theme to the general body of Convocation, will commence
their sitting in the course of the present week. The com-
mittee oboists of the Van. George Anthony Denison,
ILA., Archdeacon of Teuton; the Yen. Anthony Grant,
D.C.L, Archdeacon of St. Alben'saad Canoed Rochester;
the Van. R. B. Hone, LA, Archdeacon of Worcester;
the Von. James Randall, LA., Archdiocese of Berke ; the
Rev. Herold Browne, 8.D., Meerialee Professor of Divinity
to the Univemit&otifimbridge ; the Rey. Dr. Jelf, Prin-
cipal of King's Lando, Proctor for the Chapter of
Oxford ; the Rev. . Jobb. Rector of Peterborough,
Proctor for the Clergy of Hereford ; the Rev. Dr. Leighton,
WlEdell of All Souls College. Oxford, Proctor for the
clergy of Oxford diocese ; the Hon. and Rem Samuel
Bed. ILA., Rector of St. Abbott'. Anne, Proctor for the
clop of Winchester diocese; the Rev. Sir Henry Momp-
er/m-I"EL, Rector of Trent, Proctor for the clergyaf Lowe.;
{hollow. Jamie Teedall, M.A., View of Comberten, near
Oambeidor, Proctor for the clergy of Ely ; the Rev. Frede-
rick Vincent, M.A., Rector of Slinfold, near Benham,
Proctor for the clergy of Chichester ; the Rev. Canon
Woodipte, 8.D., Rector of Bellbrovightoe, sear Stour.
bridge, Proctor fot the clergy of Worooter diocese.
STATISTICAL SOCIITY.—Tbis evening • paper
on Taxes on Enjoyments bionissances), by M. de Parien,
which has been translated, will be read by Mr. Hendrik..
SUICIDE OF • FEMALE, AT BRIGHTON, BY JUMP-
rwa I/ITO A WELL. —An inquest was held before the
Borough Coroeer, I). Black, ~ at the Hope Tavern,
Canoonotreet, Brighton, on Friday afternoon, on the
body of Sarah Cbippen, aged 45, who committed
suicide on the previous day by throwing herself down a
well. It appeared that deceased was the wife of Thomas
Chippen, groom, residing at 31, Cannon-street, and he last
saw her alive at half-past two on Thursday afternoon. Re
returned from hie work about half-past five, sod found
that she was miming. Her clothes were found in the water-
clout. and • search being made for the poor woman, she
was discovered to he in the well, and her body was rescued
by means of grappling-hooks. Mrs. Bannister, • lodger in
the none h,use, saw deceased at half-past four in the after-
woe. She was sitting by the side of her tire, and desired
Mrs. Bannister to leave her, as she wished to be alone. The
dseseeed attempted suicide, the husband said, eighteen
yursego, by running into the sea when on her way from
in to Brightoo ; and she had complained of pains in
her bead for some time. The jury returned a verdict of
Teinporairy_ inesaity."—Simarx Adrertiarr.
SOUTH KLNSINOTOS MCSEVIL—During the week
seam March 16 the visitors have been u follows :—On
Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday, free days, 4,830 ; on Mon-
day and Tuesday, free evening., 3,195 ; on the three *W-
inds' days (admission to the public Gd.), 1,737; one
Oedema emeniug (Wedneeday), IR2 ; total, 9,944. From
theopeaing c 4 the museum, 1,9=229.
XUaitt!M or PATINTB, soul% KENSINGTON.—
Numher of visitors far the week ending March 16, 2,426.
Total number Mao the opening of the mese= free daily
(12th May, 1856), 336"