The Express. — 1859-06-04 (London, England)

SPURGEON'S NEW CHAPEL.—On Wednesday a specimen of the design for the windows of the new chapel proposed to be sleeted on an area of ground at the junction of St. George's and the Kennington-rade, Surrey, was exhibited upon a portion of the site on which the sacred editla is proposed to Le erected. The epecirotit is of the gothic style of architecture. SUICIDE AT THE LIVERPOOL WORKHOUSE, w= Margaret Williams, an innate of the Liverpool wirkhouss destroyed her life on Thursday by precipitating herself from a window four stories high. Since her admission (on the 23rd Apt il) she hes been In low spirits, chiefly on account of the condition of her husband, who is at prawn a prisoner is Kirkdale gaol, charged with so assault upon hid female child, 8 yeas of age. • • • •  • EVICTION INTOAx.—A case has just occurred at Tinto which has canted great excitement in the neighbourhood, and Is deer:gibed in widely different colours by the catholic and protestant Irish newepaperc It appears that certain premises In Team belonging to Lord Plunket, the protestant Bishop of Timm, have been for some time past occupied by a catholic institution called the Christian Brothers' Schools. Thopreasisee were held under an ordinary bishop's lease. The Wm having expired, lard PI unket's agent took the nitwit steps to recover possession. On the Erothers refugiog to give up possession the sheriff attempted t) take it, but was resisted by a crowd of people, and. says Saunders, "was received with a volley of kenos. Mr. Straiten, the Bishop's steward, was struck and cut in the head, and other, also werestenck." A memorial of the inhabitants bee been presented to Lord Plunket, preying that the lease may be renewed to the Christian Brethren. The Freeman's Ina, ad moment. the cue as one of great hardship, end publishes • bog correspondence between the Brethren and the Bishop', agent, to which it invites "the attention of the legislating end the public." A WEALTHY PAttPlm—A woman named Janet Brawn, who for &considerable time bad been receiving pares chial relief, died about • fortnight ago at St. Ninians. Os marching her house a pass-book was found in which there wee credit to the extent of 1001. On a further search there wore found ban! receipts to the extent of 180/., and 161. lodged in • bank In town—ill all 2961. The proper authm s have, of course, talons cognisance of the matter.—lforth British Daily Mail.  NARROW E4CArE..-011 Wednesday last, Y the 10.30 p.m. down train was coming from Ozenholine, on its way to Kendal, when about a quarter of a mile from Ownholnse, fa consequence of tlte door flying open, a link child who was koldng out of the window was thrown foee ward cm the rails. The mother, in a Vats of alarm, invinetively jumped out after it, and another lady in the acme carriage was only prevented from following he esample by being forcibly held back by a gentleman pameng.r. The train was stopped es soon as possible, and thy two unfortunates picked up. The child, we are happy to nay, was found not to have auatained soy injury, except the viphtest possible Muse, but the shoulder of the mother wag ditiorated. Mr. Longmire, surgeon of this town, um instoutly sent for, and fortunately happened to be at home. Strh nasiatanes wee rendered as the mots required, end the p,rtier, who belong to Preston, were enabled to return thither by the 1.66 Irsin.—Bitsdal )(crony. A Cow