The Express.
London, England, 1859-12-17 00:00:00

CASIIALTIBS.

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cllpbur, Gast 00 =Um &Ads:ape Clubmen ; grow

*occurrent Latmd, from O. seed Am Falmouth cm the Wed
Orator for HMI, ..d bee not Mx* bees heard M.
Sedembda. Lebeelt. from Sunderland to Sum ima Wally let fa s
wore thS.W. et me on Abdul Knori hand; mate Bud two UMW
drowned ; rat of the crew arrived hem—Ado:4 Not. 26.

Lreason Szavlcits.—OnThunday evening, about
Ave o'clock, two fishermen brought intelligence to Lytham that
• brigantine had, during fourgy weather and a heavy ground
swell, struck upon the Horse Bank, that she had beaten up
to high water mu k, and that ebe was in the greatest danger
of becoming a total wreck during the night tide, should there
be say wind from the westward. Under these eiroumstancee,
the ship's muter requited the fishermen to proceed
imme-
diately to Lytham, and to request that the lifeboat of the
Royal National Lifeboat Institution might be sent to the
rescue of himself and crew. The lifeboat was as soon u pos-
sible manned and launched, and afterwards proceeded to the
SOMA of danger. She remained by the reseal the whole of the
night and the following morning. It being ultimately decided
to abandon their ship, the lifeboat brought the crew of six
men in safety to shore. The Lytham lifeboat has several
times during the present year rendered importut servius to
distressed Teasels end their crews. _ _

THE WEATHER AND THE PAR/L9.—Yesturday, it
may be truly said, ushered I. the season for skating and
eliding upon the maenad the royal peaky, but unfortunately
many accidents occurred, although none of a fatal character.
The weather has fur the peat two days been very severe, the
revered waters In the parks being Imam over, causing the
Royal Humane Society to get in readiness the tents, &0., in
the clarions places in can of secidenta. About noon yams-
day the Skating Club pitched their teat in Keno
and a vary large number of the member. shortly
afterwards db'poeted upon the Round Pound, whilst during
the day upwards of 500 skaters and sliders wee, upon
the ice at one time. No accidents of • serious
nature occurred, although several falls took place.
On the Serpentine there was a muster of upward' of 600, the
sport being carried on with greet spirit up to a late hour.
Several immersions took place awing to the dangerous elate
LI 'he lee, which was only about au inch end a half in thick-
nem About 3 o'clock in the afternoon • man named William
Pullioger broke through the ioe on the south side and quickly
sank. Uoe of the society'n men with aavlstance rescued him,
and he wee conveyed to the receiving house. Near the he
a the water • men tattooed Frederick Griffith fall through,
and it was with the utmost difficulty that he was
taken out by the icemen. Several other immereiona
sad fells occurred. On the Long Water there
were upwards of 600 skaters and sliders, and several
terra immersed and ethers injured by falling.
rn737" . James's-park immense numbers conereguted, up-
wards of 700 being upon the ioe,which via nearly two inches
in thickneue. To be in readiness for any emergency, the
Royal Humane Society, early in the morning, had their tent
pitched at the east end of the park, facing the Hone Goerdr,
Dr. McCann, the medical officur of the society, being in at-
tendance. Several accilents occurred, which wore promptly
attended to, but none of them of a serious "'attire. In the
Regent's-park the attendance was sumer cm, upwards of
600 persons being upon the ice. About two o'ulock, • man,
numed Heory Durant, was upon the ice at the wet end of
the water, when it gave way, and he was immersed. The
icemen, atter much difficulty, revolted him, and he wee taken
in an insensible condition to the society's tent. Several other
pereons were injured by fading and Immersion. The tempe-
rature, fie reponet by Mr. Williams, the superintendent of
the Rini Humane Society, shows rhea the tberwoureter last
evrniog stood at 29, the wind being N.N.W. During the
day several ecoidexas occurred in the metropolis, through
the slippery state of the thoroughtiove.
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BIRTHS, MAItKIAGEb, AM) DEATHS.
ISIRTHS.
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lloetkr. Eaq., of a daughter.
Wiettni —Doz. LI. W lootsceter.rosel. Avenue foal. Regeatelark,
the .if
of 11. Lewon. of • ,utughter.
LKNOIeItKE.-1 roe. 11 at ortmorleit /lowa. Forest.hlll, the wife of
E. you Lengerge. of ad...water.
MAN Da ..u.—Doc. 12. at ad a11tw0u...14 the Cie of Captain >lathier..
of a 1.011.
MIL/X.—Dee. 12, at C. odultatreet Wo.t. Weetbourne.ternok the •Ife
of C. Moe, t.., of a dauater.
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