The Express. — 1853-09-08 (London, England)

CORN.-BosroN, Sept. 7.-The weather has been very narvun Company, under which that company woe entitled and thence to Australra, to supply which, some time since, lend him twopence, and I was going to do so, when I was suicide, and left it on her table. Late at night her fine in this neighbourhood the last few days, and the Corn to receive half-yearly the entire receipta from traffic to and the Australian Telegraph Company, for communication charged with robbery to my great surprin. I never husband returned. He found hie wife still breathing. ie being carried very quickly. At our market te-day we from their line over the Chester and Holyhead Reilway, with India, Van Diemen's Land, and the whole interior of icked Docket is m- If dI d ' k y e, an on t now what it ist to Ile at once threw open the window, and she recovered had a fair thew of Wheat which met with a good demand . lege a deduction Me working expenses, until such time as New South Waive was projected, but the credit of which Fie ea. a - - sufficiently to ask his pardon. He told her that he had ant at a little under last week's prices. Wheat, new, red, 565. the aseerteined cost of the branch line was pael, together appears likely to be taken from the mother country by Murnh I never icked the gentleman's ket • but in been angry with her at all, and she then expressed a desire to 58s. ; old, 671. ; white, new, .58s. to 60s. ; old, GOs. t wi h interest on the half•Tearly advances at the Americans, who, it is said, propose to do it. Nearer home e was . -y- 1 IPw the handkerchiefl • going • ong sa Pe% d,• dto live A medical nen was sent for, but in spite of all he ying t e irt, an Seocloore•oN.TEns, Sept. 7.-The weather since Saturrate of 5 per cent per annum. The directors, con- the telegral,b c i wires have jusit been cempleted betereen could do she expired in a short time." . Belfast and Ki larney. They hay , within what was a poor boy to do ?-to let it lie there ? Was it day has been flue, and coneinues favourable for harvest sadering the heael charge thus crest . d against Cork, Letitia ' ' reasonable, my lord ? I took it up ;so that lam a pri- A young workwoman named Josephine D-, living in operations. Our supply of Wheat f r ran the growers to this the revenue of titeir line, had arranged a lease of the last few wet ks ' been carried from Cornhill to the Lonsaner for lifting a thing out of the mud. the quarter St. Paul, had, a year ago, a very grave malady, da 's market was again unusually large teethe time of year. liee at 6,0001. per annum, being 4 per cent. on • fixed don Docks, and are being taken on to the end of Seetlaud. Mr. Luces-1 had wat ehed them for a considerable time, fur which it was necessary to have recourse to one of the Hlving a good attendance of buyers, the whole was cleared capital of 150,0004. 1 'he am mot payable to the Bangor and and distincOy saw them, after having tried others, rob the must celebrated physicians. He effected a cure, but kindly off at the full currency of this day week. Oats in good deCaruervon Cump my tooter the existing agreement was, for - - - - --gentleman who bad just complained. refused to accept any payment. This made such a stron the 'Writer ending 3lst December, 18•52, 0,9811. 2s. ; for g mend. Beans and Peas sold readily at an advance of le. Tug LoNDON