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The Express. — 1857-07-25 (London, England)

MEW. Iserre ilk Sib !allowance; but I should give rudirmess seer everything to Arsine!, were ho at the Fsletkf telLnext in my estimation, with Gemma di Erklateket 6for 2-yr-olde, T.Y.C., has at least • hum ming the rube. that are "dark,' but highly lbsesit of by Us* owners, and to *elect the winner from lie let le • matter of gums-work. Dumfries and Dasllef in goal enough for too to strongly reeounnend her say et Emir engagements. The Senn& Satinet Memorial Stakes, for 2 •yr•olds, T.Y.C., is to theme tactic.. fur other ramp, Star of as Bad del -range ing the only pair I can sup pre cab& in NW, sal the ono wanted of them would tar skew be bug Detaver "and half-a-dozeu more" to win. Land lath, Ber B-yr-olde, one mile, is reduced be • EWE leeweea MeleSeehes and Bel Olean, it being bat • seef/st t health he the drat-mentioned. The Fah Ilmideek lleneelsl Stakes, for 4-yr-olds, fame& Male asnise, will not find Fezzoletto among. the tartan, r I I en waft mistakon, as it would be suicide to run him welt • ilielesel_ .peeklly if the ground rsamins herd) with the Oupledied (e en the rem day ; and Aleppo km only to bed Mies le ids. P., the Shdh Ibmilnek llemorbd. for 3-yr-oble, erne smile lieff,ve WOE see BM-irkthe-Hand, A CU. vwSflTt Usk Bonny, Sydney, and perhaps Legdm Zee se the post ,• but it will be all over if Blink Baia, le among them. I have not included Anton, so hie owner may be romiceable Neoesh to heel eatilliod with his Cup performmos sir MI day. The Meheemb Sts he 2- olds, T.Y.C., is almost •"EmeiLllte Levant, sad the Lord of Lore is the best now, whiloM hs e good second for the Lemon hill Week better EIL ma LEE, DEW, _he 3- can Elle. nay rash 11144Elheassil big the No. I, and Stems mewl ; but Sr two T.T.C. Syr-Gide /MS Ewa vesepoiedre maw ase a the am tie alb nel la N. WNW kee, lift la cifhw Ovum yr the Criebr4  both first-elase horses, to make a choice between the two, as if I did the b lb allowance to Tosopholite might cause him to upset the pair. Pittnay.—The 100 sow. Sweepstakes, for 4-yen-olds, la an easy teak for Rogsrtheepe, over the Cup course ; but, for the Nairn Stakes, for 3-yr-old Silica, one mile, the Vigil and Crusade might run a ekes raoe, and the former just pull The The winner of the March Stakes, for 2-yr end 3-yr olds, half-a-mils, having to be gold, I oonftes I do not like it; but if Madame elluisirea owner wanted to get rid of her, a capita chance is ilorded him, she being very fast for that distance, and only giving the 2-yr-olds 2111* for the year. The ChestmtheM Cap Minditap, one mile and a quarter, is as likely to go to /Mews or Peeping Tom so anything, from present appearances; but I know not what the Steward's Cup may bring forth. The Nursery Handicap, for 2-yr-olds, ono mile, is the last on my list ; and, as I do not mean to commit myself too far, many of tho candidates having prior engagements, I merely point to Windham and Old Times as '. well in." July 24.
The Express. — 1857-07-08 (London, England)

ARRESTS AT GENOA.  The Piedmontese Gazette of the 4th states that the number of persons arrested at Genoa is fiftytwo, including thirty-two Piedmontese subject.— viz., twenty-three Genoese, six natives of La Spezia, one of Ghiavari, one of Alessandria, and one of Mortara. The remaining twenty comprise one Frenchman, live Parmese, seven Lombards, six from Romagna, and one from Modena. Forty-two belong to various trades, two are *errant., and there are besides two landowners, a journalist, a secretary, a clerk, and two students. To these particulars the Opinion, of Turin adds the following :—" On the Ist several armed men were discovered concealed in a coach-house. They had been there since the preceding day, hut had not dared to stir, having learnt that the authorities were on the alert. Mazzini has certainly been at Genoa, and was seen at Albano about the 30th ult. Miss White, an English lady, who, according to the Armonia of Turin, had been ordered away from Genoa, is still there." The Cattoliee of Genoa states that several arrests have been made among the Piedmontese navy; that the surgeon of the regiment of Savoy stationed at Genoa has committed suicide by taking poison; and that there has been an attempt at disturbance at La Spezia. A supplement to the Italia e Papal°, the Mazzinian journal published at Genoa, and whose chief editor has born arrested, was seized on the 3rd. On the subject of Mazzini, the Gazette del Payola of Turin says : "It is stated that Mazzini was concealed at Genoa, and that he was to appear at the head of a Praetorian guard as soon as the. attempt had succeeded; IN was then to have established a provisional government in the ducal palace. He is said, however, to have been much astonished on being informed of the small number of persons prepared for the movement, while he had been told that several thousands were ready. One of his friends advised him to play oat the game, in hopes that the populace might join him, but Mazzini refused, countermanded the movement, and hastily kit Genoa, is order not to be taken."  The new French Legislative Body contains three ninatiers 1.4 the Jewish persaaaca—MX. Headorwartar, Gondar's; sad Leopold Java. The Uswers lsresiite expresses Its satideetica at this swaeti aatra It terms " asesedlagly honourable for the Jews of France, and br the noble opt* ci telenace whirl oia me. the country."
The Express. — 1857-08-28 (London, England)

ATTEMPTZD •UICIDS IN TELL. Jwlis /bpi" • prostitute, was charged with being drunk and attempting to comet Mt idl. elbow the primmer was at the polioe-statios she made three or bar attempts on her life sad was vsey vioient. When she wee at this omit on • previous works she attempted to commit suicide, and when she wee removed *to one of the cells the tied • bendiuwebief tightly mad her thrust, sad Smith, 288 8, had to cut in throe pl•er before N weld be properly loosened. A person bag then to it with her until the wee removed In the police ma to prison be fourteen days.  1101.1)111!)L11 AnnitlLT.  afar alse;t ;ere dace, &merited se • Weetbourreposed dealw, living at 4, Hares peed, Mast, ?WSW, wee charged with fabationsly aseaulting .ad mranding Joseph Walker, by striking him re the bead with • poker. Preamanter, whose bead was bandea' vm, staled that H wee • bleakemith, being et Ne. Nat'e.yarl. He bed reseed, been vary musk IlMarpl by the eunkeet el peinem's win, who, Hem aeon meson with which be wee mmennined. leek Unity he bent Me is wee mewl be else way this made * whin pesemnses wish a view pain ea mei le b. sipemtel tie desensteesse to the primer, eel Niel lbw le 'Meek his ebb.d 1M war W. wit deb thew an a wen et dim rat am 111. wile wee bin emeeentry the asi meas. whet be said be bennileteily etimsorbaasepeeeeester with Me Isle wish wet *Amos, sad dertislidm sheet. The Lbw billefad kbesult es well mats sed whs. •ante d pt sway, what primal, mad le wile, sad tit hr is eat the poker. elm did so, and 1M then skulk lin OROS the heed and weeeisa his seventy ebb it. ltr. Penner—Ara you in melt psis? Preesenter—lfee, your worship. Mr. Payable—The mincer is remanded for • week.
The Express. — 1857-09-25 (London, England)

GUILDHALL. ATIIMPTLI. •t'I(IDR  A wry noppeesbis:b;;Ciagiarddisied ireseht, drewed le the most etylish mower, ins pia at the hat Won Aldenues Ras, charged with lateudiaut to commit suicide, by atom yiaig to throw hermit isle the water" trout Bleckfriare-ww "•"'' • ' ' '  Bergsma Herding mid about nine tido* lost sight b. °binned the primer go doss dm mope cm the waters side of Ellerkfrien-bridp, sad whoa he queetiosed tier es to ber Weiser there, oho toad him to miod hie Ors buolone, that he bed ao Madam with hot, sod " Ltam do it.' Oa eoiat rtawards the *Adria mho said " Why did you sot let a  -Tibo primmer mid oho did sot bind to do &sitting of tv Wad.  liis. Boyne, the seam cd the prisoner, mid .►e had rear attempted anything et the tint before. On the primmer's posaleing not to ripest the Wham site was allowed to depart with her another.  MARY [.snows. 110111.1tRt ■Y A OF ~, , .  A impletahly-aTtirMi-resag pews" named Finny /*bran, we. placed at the bar before the sitting iambus* Mr. Lem charged with lieriagrobbsd bin saner, Robert Lamb, Req., • sterehant, residing at No. 3, Momililald-prdeaa, P4dengtos. It sppeered from the evidence that at el o'clock yen today teeming promeator and his wife west out, sad oa retursisg at tea be (prosecutor) micertaimed that the primmer, who bad hoes is him leryke about • week, bad altecoadsd, be .curbed the premises is order to wens& if enything had bees Moira, end • quantity of wine and arits was mimed. lakinnatioa of the robbery was ns to the pollee, end from ingairise made by police-eoneiabk ()ewer 67 1), it tweed rat that .portly after the rimier emitted bee maater's dwelling dm left two home et • public-hose he the neighbourhood, promising to cell for them mon. In a couple of boars rho did can fee the., and ins than taken by Rower into ruatody, who, is the pneracis of the proy.rutor, marched her home, to • bleb proceeding rhe made net the si4chtest objectiiat, mid in Reno were diecesered four bolting 4 wise sad env break of whiskey. It was further shows that prior to the premier Manse ells had given the key of the cellar to Oadl of proseestor's children, alleging that she had picked it op. The bottle. were produced by the silken. mid identified by the prosecutor, and the primary. who made no desist with wiped to the cheer, was reamoded till Thanday nest.
The Express. — 1857-12-31 (London, England)

SOUTHWARK. PMZIWO rocarr. IN A CR eltelf. Gemps Far, a smem-looking young-i Mom of serwey OMOaks, was keooght before Mr. Combs, ehreged *M. mg pocket. in St. George's Church, Southwark. lama Wale, the beadle of the church, Meted ChM jest as fleecempegattos ream leaving thumb on the pmmiona sight bs flaw the primmer, very loduatriona, P lis crewel. Smeacting hie arocetioas he vsime:="Z mw him distinctly pat his hands into eaveral ladies psitelL Mitasmthen Sword his way torrent, him and caught It kawiti his head Ina lady'. pocket. Witmer asked the lady whither eV hod het anything, and she examined her pocket sad eta. Ord is the negative. fie, however, handed the primmer mer to the custody of • constable, site. be had made a der =m minty, streggla to get Witness added that tbeve ww• robberten at the doors of the church, mad it Wok his MEP* vigilance to keep the thieves sway. The priroaer, howymer„ ectually entered the church to carry on Ma depredation..  it. Combo aphid him whether h. had mu bits at &Ina balm  Mimes, replied that he thought he had seen biro bides( silent the doom, which iodine,' him to eutipret him. Pelleiste 245 M, mid be was ma doty outside the &melt a little bet re nine 01. tick mi the previous edi visa he saw the pnemer struggling desperately with bat "%mien the in pof the elope. He immediately vial to kts sedstimee end enured him. Mr. Cante inquired whether he wee known? The ansteble mid he believed he had been eummarfti manded at the name@ !'.,lice Court for stealing a gold mark. Re knew him to be a ...imputing of thieves. Doer. the gaoler, alai iotemed his worship that be had ingoeet a r been to rootrody at this omit for pkking pockets. Mr. Cum** melted the releaser whether he would brag tried by Min or gm to the Pelland to be trienyt jmy II the former, he mint plead guilty. The prisoner, its an impudest too*, said helm guilty, and he *shed to be dealt with et once. Mr. Combs committed him to the Home of Correction at Wemileworth for throe months with herd labour.  SUICIDE of A
The Express. — 1857-07-16 (London, England)

PARK.—Mr. Waltley held an inquest on Tuesday afternoon at the Elephant and Castle, 4'1'11.1,n-town, on a gentlemen unknown, who committed melt destruction in the Regent's-park on Sunday morning het. The attention of poll e-constable 240 8, was aroused about half-prod two ritinek in the morning by a repmt of firearms on the bank of the coma, nor the Zoological Gardens, and he found the deceased lying there with his face and head awfully dietigured br the discharge of a small pockot pistol which law by his ado. Notwithstanding that his stroll had been shattered and the left check and that tido of the nose and eye bad been blown away, be was olive, and, although perfectly unconscious, ',waived twenty minutes after the arrival of Dr. Chsodebild, of Princess-terraces The deceased war well dressed, but only a Jersey halts Fenny wan found in his pockets, besides an enamelled address card with the name "C. 11. Timm" upon it. Ile appeared about thirty-two years of age. The jury returned a verdict "That the demised committed suicide, but there is no °riders e as to the state of his mind at the time." De eel. IN t Ctirttelt.—On Sunday last, the speaude won witnessed in Amnesty church of a whele congregation simultaneously rising end leaviog in the middle of divine serviee. The usual congregation had assembled in the morning, when 'Mr. Chemin, the vicar, entered the desk and leigm to mad. The eburebwordsn then stepped forward and protested against bin going on with the rervrce. A few words ensued. Mr. Chapman doring Ida interrupter t remove him. The bitter then turned and left the church, followed by hie brother churehwanlen and theme who had assembled. There wee no aemon. In the evening the MIA' scene oceurre I, with this difference, that there WAR no interruption, the congregation remaining until prayers were ended. As soon, however, as Mr. Chapman had given out the teat, the whole congregation rose with one named, and loft the church. Mr. Chapman then closed hie book, and abruptly left the pulpit.—Easti re Cornh'es Rena.
The Express. — 1857-08-24 (London, England)

THE PAILUBES AT LIVERPOOL.  (From the Liverpool Albion of this day.) Letters have been received in Liverpool from all parts of the United Kingdom, Menhing the name of the assnimat who mamboed suicide with liabilitim of 305,000 L, id whisk heed somplams to due extent of 100,000 L hewed part. Thee ls eat a sink word of truth in this etetememt. No Llosepool nersbast hsa committed suicide ; so Liverpool msteleat ham kid this wait or teat for 3011,01101., sad fined seeptaawas of 103,0101. an also without founistioa. is to the wilmekely aelk of Yr. Wee. Devise km me, la tbossolypast of brawls TM* be died, nmearsola pealed kind, the mimics die aeon imisgieslive Wade, for they wen bawd to be Wisely at memo with truth, death eiMg muss by direr of the Mart. This death unfortunately ooterral ea a settling day and than beim no roprematatter d lho assmatt la the Ilboelt Itachiago, as he bad act a pmeasr, sad haviag is pay dikeerrs to amend thawed pods, the miss sad elasalises of the mockkatera were head to week very dbadiesiesposudy, each Wag is peg his difesseee, while la sapid to the deemed amebor there woe so one pommel or pewee Is ostils kr Irks, white, tt is mid. led re rims lists ambarmantet4re which t e zasesters of the Ike Illareangs ham thimeives to to thank. What Dm& atlas ell moslailly mom to be we do sot re' teed, toa, pabbe reamer phase it is a mry and aT course, without his strong mind and financial , le week it, will turn out to be wadi the worse for his The other case, is which forgeries to the extant of 25,0001. ems stated to have taken piece, is thus explained partaker of • wall-known and respected firm (we give the as die of the Liverpool Exchange) is said to have accepted or drawn bills to the extent of 22,0001. to 25,0001., and appro. the proceeds his own private nee; but this is no forgery,iato though, from other circumstances, it may open the eased= of the non-liability of the firm. There is a whisper of something like a forgery having been peepstrat ; but the draft ma rushed at maturity, though somewhat out of coon*, which led to the circumstance being known, and the whisper extended to general conversation. This partner has left Liverpool, end is being putted out of the Inn. Is regard to the third firm, which wee stated to have failed forfora large amount, and that one of the partners had absconded, what we learn is, that, on this gentleman leaving Liverpool, but week, which he did openly, he coaaidered that he had arranged all his financial matters ea a own-merchant, but the arrangement required the signature of • punter interested with him in another though not to his com business. This signature he assumed, or had rumen to suppose, would be obtained, bat was refused when the document was put before the party, and, as it was than too Lae to enter into explanatious, the suspension of the firm took place; the absconding of the partner, as it is termed, wee an ordinary prearrangement, with the knowledge of his creditors genendly, who, after all, will, no doubt, be better protected by his absence in the for which he hes embarked than by his stay in
The Express. — 1857-12-11 (London, England)

MINCE GIATTLEMAN AT TILE  BEIDOEHO GEE HOTEL. Last evening Mr. William Payne held an inquest at ebs Vestry-room of It Saviour's, Southey*, on the body eta French gentleman, who committed suicide at the Bridgehow Hotel, London-bridge, and who is supposed to be X. Joseph Bandot, formerly connected with some etetimive inn-wmiks In Prance. On Friday evening last the deemed went to the Bridge-house Hotel ; after dinner, he remarked Mot kis luggage wee at the railway 'Yam., and retired to bed. As he did not mike hie appeareatee during the whole gibs bagging day the doer wan fond open, and he wee rammed suer obi frees the bedstead by a silken bellsnd q demi The Sow was sentbred with emelt pieces-or pager, end on the dromimptable weet • slip of writing paper, en gide wsa the following, in the French language .—" die milaterily ; lam the victim of destiny. I know It is wrong to be so, and that it la contrary to the catholic relijrion, in vibe lam born, but I cannot survive my rub." This wee imagaed, bat in a corner was the word " Saturday." The fregments of several documents were carefully collected end pasted together, sad from what could be mede out it would seem that the deceased had been formerly in eroding eirenmetences, and that he had credentials from the mayors of several towns in France. Poverty had evidently over biro, for although a portion of his attire was In order sad his linen of superior quality his boots were much worn, and be had no stockings, and only two soy wee found in hi. pocket.. It was ascertained that up to Tbunday he lodged et the Hotel de Normandie, Red Lien-street, sad Bthat fearing to be asked for payment, he statedrantii luggage ins at the Waterloo station, but on going with one of the waiters there was no luggage, end he Informed the station master that he left it at the Hotel de Commerce at Southampton, and signed his name In the books "Cate Abundra." Since Ms death this statement bed been found to he incorrect Up to the lime he left the Hotel de Nev. =audio he seemed to be In the beet spirit., and was even re. nearkthis for his gaiety. Lie appeared to be about 32 ) ears of an,wee considerably above -the middle height, and had army Imedsome features. The joryaossulud for some times' to whether their verdict should Is fele de as, but ultimately that of " Temporary Insanity" was returned.
The Express. — 1857-09-09 (London, England)

SINGULAR SUICIDE OF A ACTCHER.-lAst evening, Mr. O. S. Brent, the deputy-coroner, held an inquest at the Archway Tavern, Highgate, revolting the death of not hew Orem, sged fifty-five, a butcher, residing In Archway.plov, who committed suicide on the morning of Satyrdsy last by lunging. It appeared that the deceased was very mu. b addicted to intemperate habits, and had been intoxicated frequently during the lard fortnight. On the evening before hie death he came home very much the wore for liquor, aid went to bed. His wife eaw him next morning, about eight o'clock. At half cast ten she had oecasion to enter another room, when, to her dismay, she mew her husband suspended from one of the bed rails by a window-sash cord. With great presence of mind she eat him down, and sent for medical aid, but upon the arrival of a surgeon life was found to be extinct. The singular put of the caw is, that at the merlon@ inquest held in that locality 'Taw a men who had heard himself, the &messed was • juror, end be himself committed suicide in exactly the same way as the subject of the bequest 'Waded to. Several of the jury who knew him wall as an old inhabitant, reworked that of late he bed " ger all wrong," and returned • verdict of seen& daring tempmery &amity. ',CLEAVE Ilicrre.—Tbe Northern Whig, received elm afternoon, says .—" Why is it that the rioters arrested on Sunday, and tried at the police-court yeaterdy, were exclusively elected from the Ramon carbolic mob ? The Roman catholic mob behaved in it Mimi does in the north—meekly, it prepared Itself to be beam. The Orange scoundrels had their slicks, seat and Motive. The Orangemen were the aggreesors; the Interruption to Mr. Hanna arms from a few drunken youths, who, we may well conceive, were not enthusiastically opposed to any Christian vim Mr. Hanna may have moomernended. They insulted Protestant feeling, and the Protestant mob gave them • good drebbrog. And all the persons arrested were Roman ca. holies. That IN • grievance oeiy in so far that, without •excepting Roman esthetics, it was highly desirable to punish some Protestants, too. The particular attention paid by the police to the Roman catholic ruMana serves to suggest the cuspid= that a partisan police, sprung from • partisan magi-trate, cannot be safely entrusted with the order of a town which is tinier • Curate enough to have to solve the Irish problem—whether Roman Catholics and Protestants can live together as christians and sensible men."  • Tun
The Express. — 1857-10-02 (London, England)

WOW., S.D., formerly Fellow, Tutor, and SeMarilenar if loom College, Honorary Canon of Bangor catardrel eed Perpetual Curate of Holyhead, Angloary. glom albnd high booms In the University, his NM him eiead In the first thee ia chain and the woad in Lam totm, 027. In Mkhnetotaa tam, ISA*. Wilbur was agpahnind lithe 'elect poachers.  MCEDER AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE AT  BULIVV,  Last night, about eight o'clock, s man named Aaron Taylor, a herr maker residing is • caller in Velvet Walks, Great Bolton, emmositted a most tizeriful murder on hie wife in a public erre For several days Titylor has been drinking, leaving his wife and these children wanting food. At the time stated she went to the vaults of Mr. Blake in Deansgate, awl there found him drink. ' tag. Os sears him for mosey to prelims food, words ensued at the malt door, and in a it of waive he palled out a knife used by him for cutting and gashed her throat, the knife cutting her mouth std inflicting a wooed from the mouth to the beck of the ear, severing the jugular vOin. He then ran away ; bat the woman bad =Mier strength to tryout "Thee the man; stop him." The gash indicted was a most fearful ono. She was immediately removed to the thfirmary, bat life was t %anti before the arrived. The murderer attempted to , but did not got many yards before be . He attempted to destroy himself with the saute kris and inSired • serious wooed on his own throat, but the Wiry ,r.O not sulkiest to destroy life. He was also removed to ! the Sammy, where he sow lies in • precarious state. The murdered wear had her infant child, about six months old, in her arms at the time of the dreadful setsehrophe. Mr. Levy and Mr. &gar bras swegoone, etteaded Taylor, sad erred up the woad:sad be Is now In chirp of the polka— ' Atrierster GrandWpo of this day.