The Express. — London, England, 1857-03-21 00:00:00

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Ow wad le pace pawing et AAA (Leathos.) met ie pate with brae, pews ▪ orgigersce d aielaa riette, war Ilikwratattates abroad. re the Set that te the epithia cl A a keg r the Heide salsa • keg a they Ala that swig are IL W gevermeat d the erattry hag that we JAI pea A&- data Ala as onerelshi ea owl that. ha H • lay ahaM that Ghat lava, tam primisat bahollislbs swl theashaties ei the ea lea tharwhete-1 5W ut• lay egory, I ry, Art look b d netlara depridea wattle. 17 La May. had radhamb., I ad, *IA Fes& et the sale 'frit alga A the peat wNe, • *Wit lye thality wan the mama) Ate doubly prowl elf bag the Aar A ea so lag as we ere ea brad Ace awy awitiatel coasnamet of egg by rage Orley V themelves genemeat a he Ay. (MAO pi tese r ad—Tlte arms at sad alba= la thin hth pre me art ami ecedialty ban what pewees el Imps ma other pas a axiom te sae every appateelly men r M in Irk at p a ▪ia the paw ea ge greint. prepso at u e who hate hatted ad ample the teed with Mir thaa nim. 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CM le LWOW lOW 1 a 8 1Pense purl maw erwarklis perbissemis Is no Midis dr darrdi iss ribs (Wed It I pltoul =l= r TB:Pr Ns des um. do atm& eladotask. .1 12 si rusila (Chem) Asedom ebb Issuars velims; 01, * ersigssres ; era kb ribursir I*C it4i Ns a riumfast4 rims r urrimi r imm voir ristid a F ade allio r (Cirri) a Los* Gravills sal dr Mors d 161-71 r &ow Ire& Yr ror PIMA Wrier' st 4 OW CONSONOW e. ltlrs ralutrafid No drogra r r, swift alranlerri dire a of 0 air pied ltrall up of si, mad wir i dloole 'bob slerystril 1604 Orli Ile regrow dam' led Clarmus, brig thsalkat the Lead Mayer he Ns batiks awl hi easelha Ism odd that be bed etherthed • si s be esea:bnall, w wee Palmesera ersee—( Waved Oa tag Mee bed Adel le the et ble= dens eat sesers delfo-orr yl rescarliter imvia ; Mar le the idagel. the earorm7=ll M et spa my an the Homed Leah; bat be brier rat be all seenieles Are • empreerere qua we tried, ea ere mars ire oar Her el La* we we at He Met =palms via& the ablemat bel be =be. arra Ila —rt e • rim dell, with poser ble rad day be ea es auteßty elder hair ht the bird; sad. IS NE ef gee=4 th e Sweet Limb bed the ad. =Or I read pereramly opper tees, oral Weeper eneh deley ea raid sae la Yon Ilme wareeihr he deeilea (Mar.) Os • eery erne emir re Mere el Lire bed ore to a de- ' rummer Ydre el dr Mere of errors, rd be Wined that mime* the lank weld pre to bees bra re bar ,genre at the WM t re at balm d. (Mar, bra a.) They herr et the per_ met 7 . 01 =yta ti = d eermse des I=dry had tete,. dr garb seems he alarm& " Tim& 0.1 • Mewed Lads." (Chews) 377... The Less Karr persig the mat err Nader me, tae leditiimer - edengtheed end ward by Me ,dine hi Is them, ed tba whir dry dial war ahem The grade rider of dale orrity w err .be me at the higher brae rase to Orly era wear whether awed es re prim dr bribe *Med earreeer the admirer ef sari Isineeneme, se the traestaesee erases rider of Weeibly by whir dr per. a M uisly ed tler eve art et mradad ea prod prim a rr w ir ape theme bee ea ham re osseeprealy pier et tire is the = .. of rimer of past abbey mil Mei earreerr. la tr terere we bare a r allammo cseaadve affir =rider abeam= Mot as peat erne of .rd who hee premed by lie atifby sr energy la Agli l ef lbst be me molars the=efz= Wit szt g ley Wm re end re per erd imempfallty et Erre ass B r it lawns with peeeliar iris Wet the email Mt rehire et sesesably be ether War With Orr beet whir het be may hag melee a tbe hedge Warr el this as se to mierteis Me Sawa; or perm the per=7: (lasi airws.) Tbe sael it CLUMI I DON, reberig dirks, yam red peril ee the Ur 11 fir bas ears wide the yereammee itch.ge Madras, des of with it wee Imperil, te ere ,Area. Aloe be bed the brew to bat re UN ef peat reeperbilly, bet re= of Ihrind bed • rein der to Wear whether ellee he uphill We aptly Ore ommatey elser, er starer bear her es hip w wears the Irma of Meer er Is More the sew of hr. (Her best.) Tbe paw al em ple r.L. v d weir the prey 4 the gerearat bed bra aerial bat - error ar be ,widely as the whole wadi whether, in the hers eff the were greurseet, es briar d Liglsail w e l d. WWI, ft wirier hr ley es prides lad bee Nobody mead how Irma ere the regret ad Ingesere rifts ef is sore frier the Teri embeaseist wither Ur the bar Malign rem at tie merest lefties Ingimmt sr the meg peretel of bar allies (Cber) lt dee gave bin pest sedellerks ▪ useept tho compery he Pada erbereder, who bed beset mired by bar Merry to mat erlemble rib whirl be MI bra Mat set by Ms ewe .wets, be anticipation that the perry us prism War its in a c i=d bererebb peer aid mergelsei b • (Loyd hippy so say 10 bra illy art sederft memalea2 (Oriel But IWy led lira WA, re, that disk tonl gm pre. y wee tw illing, eggrerce, and Ineggedeer Mr ,plough it =Mirk to per a briar be aged, we their Y ledereerl from the Winne niers= to go W wet, et hem Mir► having Aped nee hears ei pear ISOM ran rears I' Mee tr i mmers three* roma fa theferry eel be appried le doe diplomats ter errimete la s Zfre as per whether or ase Woe bed bra ena reggedmole ea the poet eff the goverament. ber. Agar dry 111_1m telt that they bed aliereed friar sr fa Pak barb me sabre wee permerst. Tiny we armed at asadldeg &sir rimer lsy tbek obetlesey sad yereerrier; lust her who bed herd the myrrh ' is ear Mad theorisers, from Tresereseld riverbed ors re street *dr armee with that corny, sad lit hit odd Wet my Mimeo we might have bad with Prunes vas ' lie beret Mena ef glom which mad place be tween irk and mover emered eras Vadat mar der hemmers meander. (Ciere.) ere olna. rilmesse eat per earry with whir me bad Ira at wee, end whir berg • noble he, me W to ram sad rear that slam the sigerg e o= a hmeli b cf vs, an saw of didinar . 11 0 d wee sot ping to bevel ore the meg of Imes, wield ay one weed err die United Issornh a pLuest garerament istreed. be braved, the beet tarsi ibis cemea . _They led the riamtege having et the bead el We Weed Metes gemerrest rat rest We who bad resided se hag be hie merry, sibs bed seised sentempt and bed beim abbe to seri& he Mime rest were ci tl= feiftp _of tar essery. With repot to Mr the gores ma hid may dosewbet asygemerament word hove raddat, dose— taiLe been of re Mai hr. He Mend Admiral bra Ira bay er Llientao4ba WMbs ' 7meedterrarysertel reepee d dr Me MO* es rest p megesdy etterhad. Be brewed that Admiral ley- Wee real{ lie is beneweelle sheme the id mew &ffillr e ere lieebeers thet ber weer essirmar try their eirserresa they ast prolered dr berm owr fig e n d the rime d of ear air Enna (Chen) The Lads MATO. rid--I bier that widaiss adds are letherre sal regime of serlind them theories berm Era erl we • debt of grelere to am pre via is seseneralleg le trews ine pet lasisaael sob sass me Tar. Wisadada, si .1 OA of whom sedionalladaid by err mere ersagrerimer to ass pr eirieb. I =le yes "T h . beak el the Mar et Landes." who beserades rain ssipsy. Is hag be speed le err wt theeatenLbws - he the wean of or direr end theregb. (Chew) The Barr ef Loeser hits reseed thanks. The rissaMsi e wee he disposed of, and the com p egmered en aimelmrse eeri griers wore ander the &section of Mr. Bre, s t n ired by Kr. Alfred Gillett, Mrs. Clara Hey esarth, Mrs. Cols, Mr. Way Cooper, Mr. Seymour, end Mt . = sr . were Lid in the Egyptian-ball lie 300, and the Mgr wss rend by Memos Ming sad Barrer. ENOLISII CARRIAGE TOR THE QUEEN OF OM& —4 asst and elapse eerier bee jut beau caroyisted bT MissesMissesLaura end Eanisr, of Oriunialr ..et, ler the • WS et late ftseff the Pres of Oa& lt is yard • - Oki bre, wkWiels dirmist, wllllO, r embut : _lin the errs pear 411 Z staled keeldie alas warn shield, staled whit pi& re . = Is $e rows of Orb, •s' stria mad ths rest et • prier o rs, apperese re barn Dr parse& I reread .. em u. of Mac end surredad hoe tar DOs ern "Ode" Sr Imp re risibly chard, and the WNW' t mile of rereeineed err, with white end stubs ter be oneeaL RO pt TAL COLLEGE or Sr ootoos.—The following retleme. ree the uscerry narrating kr the Wain at e abutted member et the anew at dr were if the Cart of Marra as the nth in Ewan Reber 911.11111 ' New Mabee, Tarkddre ; Seer J Duke, astinse Hoary oh• Ilavens, liserrea, Dena; Edward pro fs, Baird ; WlEter LittWier, 2:4711 ; Fur* Jean Davy, Ealikest a r - a Lt m Dens ; Oleos Dancer Peagilly Miro, Eyler, aser na Mmerbi ; Crake Carbeidge Ba ' • rer Warner.= JW; rp Drum Arresag, Nornek i r G inard DiVr id i Sera& &AL Sr dollewley rob= se Os halo arleasene the marary osomeoilwa wee ikeatier whiwthry Or waft of re herd es the lath int :—lleens. &red Eisen Tat; Paris &yet, Candell, Err ; ODseruqp War Csantry, Clary ISt Dray Dena; liebert bare, Orbs& &Mel , ; Derr Hem Dyer, Plower gs ; Prekridt Win Weer Clrernarro Wznewek; • haat W Eery p arr B • ro= L ik Jerk err, ; FredekkLit: hewreed; Joseph Mont lkvao ikesEsies, Mary strut, Oreverrilace ; laded& Abareabie Hoe l Enshigar ; The 1000010 g, Isailag, Bert shire: Edw 4Oren Earl dabs, batiolk , Hairy Joke I dwore, Eareptee, Dose ; relneess Parr Jars, Arorzocoialio' liou..—Nomoo devotion= who prod rub umbra= be the arra rd pasties et merre, and .sled mrtiller• M orio ea Tarr t=sh If v—Desege Mir Maps, Dahlia; Iran Ifielersish, err Brag • Devil Wear lkv ban IS, Denekerantra John duer Eraiked; Joke Mary 'Dear ; Coho , lon; els law las* h le ix im TherOsses, Meacheseer; 1' Erse; Win Andrew 1' aroa, liag govegoht: au- z, As `drum Parsee! Nur fry, xi) Nur LOXISO/t i r . I. S. In a War be the Zeiret, Ducker ear rather furs a le dr rearm et Ur wire ta re 11211. = .0. 1 1 t Omer aye Not he lately war enhe WIYW Osprion4Ods te inept* the the art =oar the Dear Ore WO Ora dr a la the bane bs yaw dee sum ell &ran kw the City r ern rd bend rat her ent err lia or Derr& Orr that the assent of dhard rut soil is Lorin is ram" and ropests rat ieres• tars at purr end sr dor sinnid M operbed rekolly. The Lima says that s peek* quessice, the drier uneepril, raw acenpird public enendr ; sod that it is impoodie *ewes to oroeiwy rd enark taperer& BOIL= EXPLOSION AT BIZEINMIAD.—At half= pro 10 &desk yerwitay rear &we re • trosserken nekels• of s biererbid b a „ eo cs and used far thu per pos_glaureift der steam . is Nears. Gear ZoWe red, Ebbeekeed. . l t one woe killed, bat seve ral lehoree ere struck or ridded, sal rano in the bordldi THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY Mr. Beeped wilted the court to allow ens day's make of bell to be sufficient in this caw, so one of the proposed sure ties was reedy to pay 6101., the amount required, Into court. Tits insolvent was a political write,, and wee anxious to pt oat of custody at the present period. Mr. Notts, the barrister, made a raw& that it depended en tin side of the question. Mr. &mood said an either side there was a good dual of whiniest. As sorority was the only object of tall, he apprehended that then could be w **rake to the sppli cation. Mr. Comndselower Murphy could see on objection; sad cedered ens day's 110i100 to be sufficient on the question of baiL Lab Intilligna. HOUSE OF LORDS.—Mecca 20. (Bairn tbe Lord Cbredrike, L Atelier, Lunt Weso• _ 1 •7 11 ‘ 1 % ke-) This wee r egged Mr the Fa7.rtei Seers is Scotland, end the quer u reed mater to the right of certain heirs of midi of the ester et Drier, in the coty of Ayr, err re astir OS al that err la vier et rafted power to tot elist. The sera woo weir borer the re 7or of the err sir el the rep Odor 1 4 h rpersieh o t g re trareiler_ _who, though the islet et Likm, - ve alba to the moor .hp to her eider &Mgr, bye der oserth air li Coked IL is UM, is cosepireso 1/1111 power rWb,theredi;sdthe there el the errs wee to set aide the the trim whir the erste the eons tha boos bilker to tram it to the quad The seed err with the ems err wee erred la 1764 is threw " Jar Idee, ad to die bay vfilassrar et lie body," wMe his hero wen err to the amoeba Y SY* wire with his Eels 1 1. 1 . leserrne, edirests le the a n d is est err " the elder brk herb ed~e of end des dismorksts et bre body, se eh se the ererias ✓eal local,. epos hoer or air dente rte, sherd eerisde tth ether beimperiesers, ad serest steer with out Midden ithweglesee. the wire mane d soiersies " ly the aril du his won relibited diarthig the sr kr as the air serandes, the let dim reithitiere kb. soljett of ear is the lilowiss rue That it shell le lard lb, rid Cup ids hill 110b4s edatte ether asserre d his body, so ✓ue se tisk operr presurre lie re knobs, so kr le thew - eslsa et seoures them writer as to orb the eanle rem per by raw re~s prime, dim froggier, et le wee etheers regether, end le err re asesteree the promptine heirrehi deseired the body of the rid Carer Jabs Lir; ad fir tree era, to grunt web dest sr deeds es air be emperet of Me kw, is the are MIME SO SR ierbelesd ropier sight do." It wee as Ude proviso thee were tour Card KII6IO base usserrir, gy bed her esil It woo .traded re a desuedent et lir of 4.7 a oir koho, row heirs wirer or proompere Wks were ihreise; end it woo contended I s tig=ilere that be woe retied to aril himself of The eppethers east red that the rap lira power of ettetter Me se der to istorion was li mited tho ere where the frowerieste at the body of_ Captain Jabs Lehi bed regbleni who Writ be preferred or to metre ad did re err to tie ere of es lir who had sr red did set agar ray hob to peer alter re hire The Court of errs hold is iron d the emelt the rear by the bola of Wok and bore report r The ere w a r erred et the end at lest roar by the Lord Alvaro sr Wt. Roll for the appear ; wed by the Alravey _-Cesemal sad Mr. Anderson for the reepeenlent. The Lord Chancellor and Lord Wensleydale severally de !leered their opinion., bolding on ell points with Ms decree of the court below, and the appeal woo therefore &endued. EQUITY (Bakes Vier 3.—M.uten 20. Sir John Stuart.) Thle cause or Indy hard • abed time Owe. It will be emeembeeed that lavolvail the wain ct the toothy of the ands. d • widows with the ilessessi wik's altar, lebia by issidep bad takia yin la • therga einky, la • by tie kwa if that .tats sad winiewr am bpi, lan whin bath be. einardogyentlis win BMA watjaata. It had lees ifinagad that the wird* tontlea tenth ad be sword at ram; an 1111 MON was linght ban the sent nth, far the porn d /Arm the nand of an eithethisitimg adds nerds, at shindoes, se as emir the prelim !masa for waraat Is and ea one darn day, sad width is wathwilnd hes row Os sthloot at dn.- ✓ea—asmely, whitlow, Ora two tht bash orolsate Ow have ast thilr DMA aside.% in new boat the la • frelp aseway„ IC whin by Ns laws, • wma stay marry Ye tasaires wire chair, sad therta tallest Wag a Warnmat, ma wady Wm theriars waifs *Mar, hibe a DOM &Oct, so is le earrtado • legal ardlege thia onsary. Atha some dirusairs, the settling of the minutes vas papal** lath to-monow (Saturday). PARKIN I. THE FAIL OF DITOSI AND OTHERS. The plaintiff sompht by this mit the repayment from the delindenes, wise eon the dialers el an shertive mime ibr a id the Geld sod Ounnd Mein la le Kidd en the met bah et a ban et MIR, emil eke Ow we award r a t i l a t t e *hint in lir perehme ASPS shores in the mama, wldeb be elleeed hs bad Was* at liss dikeisnas' re omen to rely dm prices of gem in the meehsb The Vic.-atasediar, en the men easing ea, directed the hosing to Ong one iii;t: woolt — o, to ••161.' ii; 1 - 1 - w.ik to etotwoonloo lho winner who bad ghpon antimony ea Whiff of*, admions. Mr. Lei, Mr. Malta., Mr. Craig, Mr. O. L. Rama, Mr. T. Ogg r, Mr. E. F. Smith, Mr. llamas', Mr. J. Da ine Laegarville Eligerd, and Mr. Iligglos, wow* kw the m mem - T111E11.17 IP. LODOI. Tbis =a • snit in which the prioritise between a =r ims, nod netwfilesees were in question. The cue involved a gm= esupliendon of facts, and was mdieposed of when tbs even nos. Mr. Mans and Mr. Chaps= Buterwere for the plsintiff, sad Mr. Blew, Mr. Pols, Mr. Osborne, sad Mr. Bova for the diedissin Sr W. Pegs Wecd.) The was • berm le • bill, bed by the plaintiff, 1.0. H. Lobar, on brat of libmelf wed elf other the oat tea it isteelate, who hod died as be beak se 1900. The sprodee reed weer to the rightt • tat a Ida to °bra Idler Y Tarot et the eibliehMee et the Intaaste' a eras Eike NO peat • are et thee rasa le any way sr ratine kir the day, sr abaft bet awe Win easels he the brie to the Mersa. The blesate, whe re a lagediwarael a Arley, bed le 1111 a, without brag a wale sr my aurae% rea rm Abrietretioe le be elide wee. le ISM grated on bidet the arra, le W. Hubei, at are tine abhor to the Tummy. no bib t the latersea whir were ot mat exert, were pal ley NMI& met h ostostati to the trioneent le the bill, • eeribiade mite of ee in Late rioneteed te he hands. Up In 1924, Ups the dea th et Creep Mere, hie restre r, as whaler et the tar ea wirearelia to We bra" rd woe the ot Kerry le 196 eilabiledir le the Medea wee else tam eat* the H. Navel ispabls, the rasa ealater of be Tierney. pludailt mho wee the or a a bet coeds to the YieMetl,lel Ned by 141 the echalter a the Tee tray, rd the • deobrellia ad the ear rat Ids wee= to thireelderibe bilahrts roar aleteori as mar of the yorearl able tad effilea muter by MIMI, Monk, and Ifferrab. The affair% bid Barad to be ML Mr. Irking woad he owed at the dommr, sal esebeded that the ern Nail set earl ie the *hare a which wee debt law web Of am ear the d= the hereate, wed 44 ran Art obisidsolkot by MS MIMS In tie bet belora Mae we no allartir diet ney raft were bar hada alb. Payer* aw▪ l fad's= gamin dr art hd. em* he the The Tlsek s liereite rid that IL darner tut be Amok mi We only bell wee le Slaty to aral. Tbr bet amisisWir Mel is them was (/*/ MIMES a Ilme Mee 'MISR** to estetral raft an idna babe are to their bad& lff lb Ida be awaroner dee ere as are as ad es la any mambo are le the sbiebb It we to. bile wry to trelles aim Whirs • trait bud bran ended, M wee wry graleaelde where it was asp Mae belaeletheanamblle rieetet slowed It was idle hopeobb that be yiebilf road sew be is were be an area. Tie bairever art, thaelhee, to allowed, bet the pleatlff might bar liberty le oareL COURT OF BANKRUPIUT.—MAsca 90. • Oft* Kr. Coamainieer Paw) _ _ _ ut ma WRITS AND lIATIEVIST, Tie Wie4 - 1•7•;W-smovesss, - rbsir eggsesdes la dis awl is del* oweleesoliode Weed tbo peetres. Mr. Ihtalbaty of Ablene, tee dber spdbmia vine dem Weis arsigpass. Mr. ed edam wall be• wpm of 4,0001. tholsid Med o di lds, • eel rid Os dart to limn with the reel Las âa. Is dedepraos of Xiamen fv sake iri bed tholo iavettiss sad th e mils ewe pcomis Informatics tbe ir emal . Warta WWI of the swots creditors of Bathurst, die hod lesuili 4,COM his dr 4r, rid they required an reseal el leer. White's WWI= with Mr. Warp, are al!. _ . . M;. Imeresee rid the bramis toot tarnish /Ast ers einvishi the riper EVA emir es a requisition to IMO art An Omuta at 41. a wok wee node to reh of the bank rupts. mrsoLvENT DEBTORS COURT.—MAacn 20. (Barre Mr. Comb Mew Murphy.) rn TIM UNMAN CILIUM COO LAN. Mr. emend moved OM Go tub nil granted in tido oma whiele Imo m ario Mr Mot imtast, Wed be botod Min dem tsar quad oiramestemom. The wno eillsiod a Dow dogs et e ea .. llrdr ie f Mr. Now Omni Food, ea iml On, the Wink _to bdi s e l e b =ol l lhe warm la Moir berels, and air on M. lough Demme a tabor, to 101 l awl mirk the meshorm Clomma tl Vey ante hither with the Vow to Writs. popety available for the The decd ofik i pirlion 111111 in reference to Ow bone, wid th on won he up by the ; and be bid an aMinent tam salmi von engsgel to run on Wadies- I Mr. mid Mon amt. .tolonw liturgy woe randy to her the Noe to wormy (sio day). Mr. Bowed woo obligoi to the lamed Ceemierdoner, bat It would be reesswy to merry the present tale on Mr. Feel. Perham thiamin would bow the make at the sitting of the mart ce Tuohy? The ha-I Commintoser seceded to the am Wog bard an ?reedy ; mitt woo exerdingly ordmod. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.—EINGBTON, MARcu 20. Yr. hike Orwell did not get through the criminal Weiser sit LIMB until Thursday afternoon, and at the eciaelasion d the liaitool, the young woman, Eleanor Jane Hanoi, whe was courieted of rubtung her ruistretia, Lady Tame* wee tap fur judgment, and eentsamed to M ises tamerOrd lehour, The eammlimles der the county of Surrey was opened me Thursday la this town by Berea Mennen, end to-Say buli mia was peaorded with In bath marts, lb. Justice Crom well pnidlnl ea the Mod idy mad Yr. Baron Channell in the crown mart. Teets Onsets kw trial, ud Uldle aft two charges et snider and oweerml other serious eases to be disporied On the dell side 0 fume are Intered, It of whirl, are la be tried by *dal juries. This is a much mintier millibar than is natal at theme ennuis, and it is probably owing to a great many attorneys bring engaged in connexion with the gees& election, and having conaequently not entered their saes for trial. CHOWN Stoe.—(Before Mr. Bum aminell.) Eli:4 Aar, a sharp-kicking girl, dated to be ll years of age, surreadeiel to take bar trial for maliciously and &la. aiously setting are to • abed, with intent to injure Margaret _ _ 062Wthe prisoner was called upon to plead she said, " I done it," but on its being explained to her that she was charged with wilfully lotting ere to the property with intent to injure the prserutris, she said that she bad an such inten tion, and the learned judge thereupon directed a plea of not guilty tube entered. Mr. Robinson conducted the proseeution. It appeared that the prisoner lived with her mother in a corium at Windlesham, near Bagehot, and that the former was in the receipt of pariah relief. The *had In question wee at a short dietaries tram the cottage, and on the 30th July it was proved that the prisoner went to a neighbour and bur rowed some Inciter matches, end on her way home she had to pm the shed, and • very tow minutes afterwards it was band to be in Baines, and was totally consumed. The pi loser wee at owe suspected of having occasioned the tire, and on her being taken Into custody she, without any honitation, admitted that she had set the Awe on lire, but did not say whether she had done it sesi.kntally or not. It wad mug grated ea a moths for the commission of the art that a young girl named Turle, • playfellow of the prisoner, had been charged before the magistrate with taking away rove portion of the wood-work of tho shed in question, and that she de stn.yod the shed out of revenge for ibis proceeding having been taken. . _ _ — Theptioner, when called up= he bar dames, replied that the had nothing to my. Baron Cbaninel, in muniaing up the evidence to the jury. mid that in the cue of a trews-uppersen charged with an educe the bast was Mod hem the ad commeted, but it was Airent when a person of hair rare de the prisoner was added ride temmimion eta cubes matador, they could dad her guilty Egan ths resent shment they mast be mutinied that at the time ihe set am is the shed aim intended by that eat to Wear the prommtrix, and if this was not mods eat Se their eaddration, or they had any doubt upon it, the priaamor eight Is be acquitted. The jury, after a diet deliberation, said they were of opi nion that the prism, was not proved to have committed the set with the Mirtion ascribed to bee by the indictment, and they there'd returned a verdict of Ito 0.14. TIM lICIIILII O. 010101 SMITH. In this ass, which was a charge against the defendant, who le • seMeiter is Lanka. et \snag committed wilful and varttpt paiviry ea the Ind ef • come at Guildford last summer swim, hi which be wee the Mr. Prentie, who ',pond /or the prommeatima, gplW to his lordship to ealuge the esc • res of the vitamins to the neat mesa He said that a rule for a new Vial had been obtaised la the original matter, and the Lord Chief Baron had expressed an opinion that it would be advisable that this trial should take plane before soy further proceedings upon the criminal charge were taken. Ile therefore, in come quince of that uneaten, now applied for du unction of the court to the witnesses not being required to go before the grand jury at then • and that the awe should stand over until the new trial had taken place. Bens Channel! inquired if the defendant consented to the " 27 aa nciith ". said he bad no objection to the case going over. lie was about to make a statement of emu of the facts, but The karma Judge and be could not try the cue, and all he could say was that he thought, under the eircumetances, the matter ought to stand user. Ile mid he thought he might, however, in justice to the defendant, also state that it appeared he was in attendance and ready to meet the charge, and that the use war postponed at the request of the pre vention. . . . The mongnisancee of the tritiumar were then enlarged, end the datmdant end his sureties renewed their romg. nisancee, end the matter was ordered to stand tovar to the summer arises. The 'peel.' jurors, it appears, are only summoned to Wend on Wednesday next, but the nature of the business appears to be such that it is doubtful whether there will be sufficient common jury came to occupy the courts until that day, and their attendsnoe has therefore been required on Tuesday instead of Wedneeday. Those gentlemen who do not receive such notice will probably notwithstanding bed it their duty to attend on the earlier day, se it easy materially expedite the hominess of the mime. WESTERN CIRCUIT.—ExIme, M♦ncn 19. (Before Led Chid Justice Cockburn.) WAND I. NANJUIL-1.111111. OX ♦ ONAVANT BY A Ilds wee a spoil emu Mr. Hiram and Mr. Bore wereeemeel far the • end Mr. Cent, Q.C., and Mr. Oslo, woe for the iiinkmit. The *Wilk a belinen, keemight tie meths sonnet the gainissit i animism et Mid, limmeselskie, to Fewer •°1 a mins 4i4 algid to bars hew done to the in mammas@ tithe de/Mena giving such a Ae rate/at to the Rev. Arabia's. lintaislemew, by which he vetoed to tale the pielatif late hi sow* sad in comae grew of wink he we lQsl Is be deprived of his future assens of livelihood. In November, the plaintiff entered the dellandenre novice ae footman, having received a good cbsterew Is. hie punier nnplo, Colonel Mackay. During the dm el hla eirvltude, Mn Hmeim objected to his baring hi lien wombed at a pereon's ninted Harrard ; but, es he hod to pep kr M .std Me vegan end as Mn. aar rard did it =Ron any one else, he refitted to comply with Mrs. whereupon aloe grew very angry, and themetesed, es I= . alleged, to " eel% e him out whin be applied fora elsenster: After leaving defendant's w idish be did et to. expiration of ten months, the Rev. Ditstlekstrw, of Morchard Bishop, Devonshire, est to dellindot for a ohmmeter am he were about to employ him. He aid thindent if plaiatid was " honest, saw willing, stood lempered, and aodrataod hi. work." The de: lodant, in re*, meld that Weed understood tolerably well donde@ of briber want, but that he was totally defi cient in all the "Whim named by the Rev. Archdeacon Ikathelszarw to lie latter, and that he warn unlit to fill the sitnetima wind he wen for the ream.= he had wiped. The distant hed put four pleas on the mooed, via, that the deindent did not wait. nub a letter at the one mated, that Mr. Mertholomew did not raw* to employ plaintiff in eansequenss at the letter, that the letter was true, and that be wee ad guilty. The pleintig, in Ida examination, admitted that on one .starlet. he was intorioned, and that he had the " hiccups ' twice TWA waiting at table, and had been rapt( eked by Mrs. Honks to leave the room. . . _ . 11;•••sateidiTil f v the defence that the defendant bad atm the character without malice to the plaintiff, and that fibs isim *Oiled bite in giving the impression on his mind, setwObassiliag that he might be unable to prove whet he W nit It was steam* by the defendant that the plaintiff MI mid se lid illealvant which he had no basin ea to do ; that hour to eat otossies intoxicated whilst in his service, ad tad V Arad to ohm in some argue for an evening patty, blears /firs. Harries bad given the keys of the wine other to ths lady'rmaid, and that Mrs. Harries never thwastaned to " serve him out when he should apply for • ohareater." TY Lief Chiding** irked the &Waal If be could 7a lad th e aas Malty dekciena ia kensay, ix:mope of am ell "'Mose, whoa he sulitted in the eourserrivi that soustisse kis serveate kept t h dr old clothes des they are ingglisd al& saw mato)? Warm mid be could act mg* are hearts The Lard Chief Jestine Mad if be °odd Pay that the plaintiff was totally dada* la sobriety, keessao he was once woks:sad whilst hi hi meek* p _ Wilma add ha add ant my he was a man of ttobriety. The Lea Cast Juan WI it to the jury to PAW whether they Wawa abal las Islinbat conettientiouitly and honestly =to la Bre s . Araidtecon Bartholounw what be d in introit. of atbether he bad been actuated by nallen and ha doe plat 1a had with a makes and wan tan lawn at the The jay atelmmeil= a rthe plaintiff--dnuager, 26'. THi &An FM IN WHITECIIAPEL.—Yesterday an input ins WI era the lady of Mary Wilmot t, the young rem& wile let bee 116 Is So awe which took Owe in Man selisireet, Wireshapi. The Jury, after pamang an auk glow au the piles red Ibuars eri all concerned, for their Abets to save Via, Mantel es flak verdiet that the demeaned did from injuries reeired at the 6s, but how the fire nigh —there wee no “1111000 to sheer. AIIITUL MORTALITY AT I/lA.—LIVERPOOL, FRI.. umt.—The berquoirideat, Cspemia Craig, which ar rived here yesterday, from Paraiba, loot au her hontetrud pangs eta of her crew, compriring the chid mate, etevrard, three able assasso, aad ookippreatice, through yellow fever. EVENING, MARCH 21, 1857. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (Ikfure Mr. PaaMey, Q.C., Amistant•Judge.) AksaNder M•DowjJ, convicted un a (•moor day of ob taining money fraudulently by passing off fictitious theatri cal orders, was brought up nod sentenced to eight months' hard labour. le;il;;;;:it'Leritt, onnvicted of iitcaling a writing-deak, the property of a clergyman, inn dwelling-house, was sen tenced to eighteen months' hard labour. James Camas., 21, convicted of stealing a watch from the person of Henry DonaMwm, in the Haymarket, waa sea ward to hi months' hard labour. /one Davis, convicted of stealing money and plate, to the value of about 001., belonging to Catherine Duppa, her ma tree., was rentemood to nine months' hard labour. The court then adjourned. THB FOLIC'? COURT& MANSION-BOUM_ A man who Rave the name of take awe, was charged before Mr. Alderman Cubitt with the following impudent rubbery Mr. Abraham Levy, furrier, of No. 1, Etandys-row, Bastiopagme-street, said—Yesterday afternoon I went to the London Tavern for the purpose of bearing Lord John Hee nan' • epeeeh, and whilst listening to the proceeding. I felt a tug at my pocket, end hismediately mimed my watch, which I found had been wrenched from the guard- 1 accused the prisoner, who had been for Kano time standing at my side, of having stolen it, awl seized him hy the Anne. Directly afterwarde the watch was found at his feet. Mr. J. Dunlop, an engraver, living in Great Saint Themes Apostle, said that he was prevent when the pro secutor charged the primmer with having stolen his watch, and that he Pow the latter drop it on the ground. The prisoner, who declined making any defence, was fully committed for trial at the Central Criminal Court. Valente Rogers, porter to Mr. Lempeon, furrier, of 64, Quern-amt. Cheapeide, was charged with robbing his employee under the following circurestancee: J. C. I Knight police-constable 437, said—From informa tion I received watched the warehouse of the prosecutor, and about six o'clock last might I raw the prisoner, who was employed in the warehouse, leave the premien. I followed hint a short distance, when I stopped hits, and told him that I was a police-Aker, and that I should take him into euetody on suspicion of having some of his mater's property in his possession. Ho mid he had not got say. I took him to the ate/Me-house, and as I was about to search him, ho put his, hand into his trousers pocket, and said, " I'll take out what I've got." Ho then took from his pocket a number of marten sable taileosilieh he gave me, saying that that was all he had gut. I put my right hand 'Melia Demers pocket, and took out some more. I also fond some in his seat pocket, mak ing altogether 51 toile. I proceeded to his with the prosecutor's foreman, sad in a drawer in a .room I found one tail and four mini skins. When I returned to the station-house I told the pr loner I had found these skins, and ho said they bad come from the same place. T. Maxey, th e prosecutor's foreman, said—The was employed aa labourer In the warehouse.lPi r a= er and skins produced I believe to be my master's property. From euspitions I had I examined the skins in the morning before the prisoner went into the mom. The tails were then attached to the skins. After the prisoner left I examined the same bundles, and found the correct number of akin, but about tiny of them were deficient of tails. The tails pro duced correspond with those I mimed. The prisoner, who declined putting any questions to ea witnesses, and who made no reply to the charge, was fully committed for trial. ..... _ Patrick .N•Derrnall and Wiliam df•Carthy, who had been remanded upon the charge of bur clariously entering the pre mises of Mrs. teller, an egg merchant, in Houndsditch, and stealing same Miter and wearing apparel therefrom, were plseed at the bar. The constable who had charge of the came having stated that he wished for ferther time to pediments his inquiries, the prisoners were again remanded. GUILDHALL. William Itioelisear, — ;aveyfieeded man, of diminutive stature, who stated his T ek t o be 74, wee charged before Aldermen Copeland with a mane pocket of his hand kerchief in front of the lamed in Fleet-street. The prosecutor meld ho Mt some one at his pocket, and on looking round he saw the prisoner with his handkerchief in hir hand. . . ThJoMoor raid he oleo found upon the priaoner a pocket book, in which was written, "A new year's gift front E. M. to 0.y.," and a betting-book. " " Aldetntan Copeland 'Vol:narked that the betting-book son tamed the latest betting upon the Warwick race sod the Derby, and asked the primmer from whom pocket he had taken them, and why he had refueed his stinkers? The prieurier, who pretended to be very deaf, said the bet ting Look was not has. He bought the pocket-book of • a ar . man he knew. He did not wig. to give hie address, all the tame in the home would be calling him • pickpocket, although his character would bear innimigitioo. He did not steal the handkerchief. The (Let war he saw two boys pick the prosecutor's pocket and drop the handkerchief, and be picked it op. The persecutor said the prisoner was walking off with it when he stopped him. The prim= was remanded till Tuesday, in the hope that the publicity the use might obtain through the puns would be the means of finding the owners of the pocket and betting books. WORSHIP-STREET. A r tar Dario, a a well dressed young ;ram, was charged with having main a gold watch, two dd chains, and various articles of jewellery, the property of Wag Eleanor Jowl, a teacher of music, raiding in Adelphi-terreee, Old Ford-road. The prosecutrix stated that while puma; along Cheeped& on the nth of January last, she accidentally net the prisoner with whom she had formerly been intimately acclaim:id, at which time she weal in prosperoas circum stances. In the course of conversation, the primer, who ap pealed greatly dejected, informed her that BIM had met with tone mil reverse*, which had deprived her of the means of subsistence, and that she wee then In a state of absolute destitution. Commiseniting her reduced condition, witness invited her to her house, end promised to nee her bat exer tions for the purpose of introducing her to soma suitable em ployment, for which she venially expressed her solmowledgi , menti". On the following Wednesday the prisoner called anon her; and Idler entering fully into her affairs, they were taking tea together, when witness was suddenly summoned into another room to attend two ladies] who were waiting to sere her on professional business. On her return in lam than en hour, she was surprieed to find that the prisoner bad left, end immediately afterwards discovered that two valuable la pr rings which she bad hit on the mantelpiece had also diapered. In consignees of a communication from bar *errant, she then hastened up stairs, and found that her gold watch and chain and ether costly orsamenta, which were eats is her bedr oom betas the arrival of the prisoner, had elan been stolen. Like Hooch, the servant, stated that while her mistress was engaged with the two ladies referred to in the evidence, eke had mansion to go out upon an emend, and on coming back after a short absence, she met the prisoner descending the stairs from the direction of tho upper rooms. The pri loner, who appeared Esther flurried, pawed her in the P l with the observation that aa her friend would probabl a t occupied some time, she would return in half an hour, but eke never again made her appearance. Serpent Smith stated that after ameiderable diflicuhy be succeeded in tracing the prisoner to an obscure Lodging to Whitecbapel, where she was taken into custody. He bad since ascertained that the stolen watch had been pledged b a man at a pawnbroker's shop, in the same neighbourho o d, shortly after the robbery. The prisoner, who exhibited extreme emotion, but offered no observations, wee ordered to be remanded for a week. Sarah Janarr, cook at a gentleman's house in Montpelier crescent, Brewton, was charged with attempting to commit __ _ _ er fellow-servant stated that on Wednesday afternoon she am in the kitchen, when she saw the prisoner drink • bottle of essence of titter almonds, used for Becoming things. Prisoner became very ill, and her master on being informed of the matter fetched a medical mut. A policeman proved that when called in he found the prisoner unable to speak. She wee conveyed lo the hospital, where the stomach-pump wee used. Mr. Poynter made some inquiries of prisoner's muter, from which it appeared that she had been in his service two year., end in that of a friend of his previously. Her conduct was ordinarily very good, but if annoyed very much at any circumstance she occasionally took to drinking. Prisoner raid she was • Spaniard, and had no friends In this country. It having been stated by the constable that she had es mead her determination to destroy herself since she had been in the hospital, Mr. Poynter remanded her until it should be deteenrined how to dispose of her. SOyTHWARK. George Foy and Willson "[tete, firemen belonging to the Caledonia Hunburg dimmer, lying off Horselydown, were brought before Mr. Corobe on a customs information charged with emaggling sizty-nina pounds of foreign manufactured tobs:eo._ After hearing the evidence Mr. Combo aid that the alas was quite dear, and ho had no Olternativo but to impose the penalty of 100/. on them or Ma months imprisonment. The only chino of mitigation would be by ,petitioning the Com miwioners of Customs, who would inqu ire into their previous character. In default of I syment the prisoners were committal to WORCESTER PRDIONERS' AID SOCIETT. A society with the above title wee established abort a yew ago in the city of Worcester. Its object is to east prisoners, on their h e r the gaol, by some pecuniary aid, or by m allet them to obtain entoynwint. Of course such relief requires to be bestowal w ith discretion, but the report which has hat been issued states that in too many cases the prisoner on his discherge ie obliged either to starts or aka'. Aid was @fielded during the past year to Si criminals. 741154 NIGHTINGALE paid a visit of some duration to the Royal Free Hospital, Oray's-innened, on Wednesday lest, when she went over the whole of the building, including the new Susses wing, and imuirod particularly into all the details of the umnageniont. Miss Nightingale eaperosed her entire approval ..f the interior arrmgeincints, and also those hr the iCCosszaodation of the oat-p entit. DRAMA. LYCEUM. Mr. C. 1)ilion appeared 1:14 night in the part of Hamlet, and was reeeired by a full home with very Brea' applause. Hie performabee, on the whole, did much honour to his talents as a tragedian. Hie reading of the part del not present sny new or prettier features; he did not appear to aim at originality, but (more wisely, we think) atkpted the views of the character whle.h hare been cote bashed by his principal predeceesors. His aspect and bearing were graceful and princely; he spoke Shek epearee fine and thoughtful Ituguteem with great intel ligence, feeling, and beauty of elocution. In the impassioned scenes be Inquently displayed gnat power, but it was charge and subdued, and be certainly Area more than usually careful not to overstep the tuodeeity of Matti!. But his act., with all ito merits (sod they were greet) still be trayed the fault which we have already had ocewion to notice: it was too measured, too deliberate, ten unifirmly slow • and this want of rapidity of movement gav e smoo thi ng of oddness and heaviness to scenes otherwise excellently acted. As a proof of the elosnimes with which the action moved, we may mention that the play terminated at a quarter past eleven o'clock—an hour titer than the initial time. As a whole, the play wee well performed. Mn. Weston was a good representative of the Queen; her Arlin, in the closet mine with her non was exceedingly efieetive. Mr. Barrett woe an admirable Polonium; and a drhplant, Mr. Mere Diddle, made a favourable impression in Larne,. Afire Woolgar's l) helix was one of the finest perfonnences of the character we have ever seen. It was full of genius and the Whyte of the mad scene was irremietible. In respect: to scenery, costumes, and decorations, and all the ainereiries of the mare, thepler was got up in et rmumer highly creditslele to the theatre, and it was altogether an entertainment of • high order. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, MARCH 19.—1 n a Congregation held this day the following degrees were roof. —M.A. Rev. Lawrenoe J. Hanison and Jame. Haggard, Univet city College; William Henry Witherby and Alevouler Oriel College; Thomas A. Dashwood, Christ Church ; Itev. Henry Somme, Lincoln ; Rev. Ces L Whyte, Pem broke ; Rev. William Vidtmtine, Worcester ; Rev. Henry A. Martin, St. -hall ; Wickham, Now Inn-hall. B.A. : Theme Univelvdty College. CAMBRIDGE, MARCH 19.—At a Congregation holden this day the undermentioned degrees were conterrml —A.M. Andrew Johnson, Trinity College ; Samuel Cres well, St. John's College. A.H. Jaws Hamer Sooweroft, Magdalen College. SPORTING. THE NORTHAMPTON MEETING. TO THE ZDITOIi or TXI H[►lttltl. Slate—The bill of fare for the two days at Northampton will alwuya be good, while the Willttle leery, Northamptonshire, Altherp Park, Racing, and St. Lis Stakes are among the items. These are fourteen in mueber, with which upwards of 11001. are given, end et a moderate computation the fate of we* 3,500!. m stakes alone—and not one heavy produce stake in the pregemenae—will be decided. For the brat day the Queen'. rote and a Selling Ran and for the wound the Selling Plate, o nly h ave t o c l ew , th e eleven filled item, promising the best of sport. The Trail Stakes, ono mile, gives the 3-yr-olds all the best of the weights, 261 b. for 4-yrolda to give them over • mile being rather too severe a teak, especially as the easy winter has brought the young horses into a forward condition. The two forward stables—T. Parr's end Mr. Barber e—have the race between them—Odd Trick and M.D. standing fur the funuer, and Commotion and Lord Nelson for the latter; and LIT. Parr will start his beet—M.D.—he will be able to give the comp de gram to either of has opponent ; but if be is nut mailed out—and there is a good doubt about the point—Lord Neiman will be found feat enough to defeat the Odd Trick, and Commotion ran stay at home. If Mr. Barber should to beat M.D., what a •' Commotion" there will be in the y favourites! The field for the Northamptonshire Stakes, two miles, will be almost sue to rte-lode Homily, Bracken, Porte Rico, Lawn, Adamaa, Skirmisher, St. Odes, Amen, Sanereet, Sir Colin, Codrington, and Silk more; while some of the followin g may h e lp to make the number a decent one—my fifteen :—Fultieck, Palle, Commoner, Borderer, South Western, Madame Ha i awl, and Lady St. Liz. Tame Deer might also run, to do the needful for Adwas, and Charles O'Malley for Codring ton, but they will have nothing to do with the actual race. Homily has not been supported as yet by her party, but Bracken lAA, and he has been timed to have a chance. He always rtes cur after two years, old, and I think him rather too old to have bona cured since last hammer. Porto Rico there are similar objectiona to; but hie full brother, Orme o, was • Ind-tempered horse till four years old, when be im proved into a first-clam horse; and if Porto Item has fol lowed in the same steps, young John of Daoebury meet not be opposed, and he behoves the bore to have as good a chance as any of the pnrtent favourites. The breed, how ever, ware Dever glutton. at a distance, and two severe mike might be a little too much in this awe Lawn was well happened at one time, and, being always a good horse in the eijuM,g, I should nut despair of him but for the miserable exhibition of Alonzo at Salisbury, when basked pretty freely ; but when such a mistake is made with the tutor the scholar ran have but a poor chance. Adams's stable is in good form, and he haa been highly tried ; but such a performer should never be supported by me while giving homes of his own year some thing between llb and 161 b. Ile is in the best poe.oihlo form; but 1 =mot art lota be is kept out of the Metropolitan Stakes betting, where he is treated with a better w e ight by 41b, an d if he le worth backing for this he must surely have a chance on his owe ground with less weight. His condition will take him hew; hat the weight will tell too much in the finishing straggle - Skinniather is weighted within Ilb of him and is the decided favourite for money, it being a difficult :natter to procure more than 4 to 1 about him. AA a public performer hie pugilistic ideas eater allowed him to do the same as in private and still he did not dugraeo himself. It I. said the Fandango cannot give him 301 b, and if the latter bad been in fine race at Net 10Ib, and intended, odds would be freely laid on him. These totals, however, seldom prove correct when the actual race takes place, and Skirmisher might not run quite up to his; but as he need not do so to have a splendid chance of win ning here, and will be sure to run to win, I Khali follow the stable that can boast such horses as Fandango, Ignoramus, Vedette, Demirolte, de., all in training, and I should be greatly pleased to see the "spot." have a turn. He runs kindly enough at home, and all that is feared is that the ex citement of a racecourse will revive hie old idesa, that he has only to mach a horse to bite him. St. Giles does not go down with the public, despite the official return, of 6 to I being taken freely at different place. An oppontion appears to haven't in agunst him because there is a doubt" of his staying, and if the doubt was a certainty he could not receive muchmore " pepper ;" but I shall advise his opponents to beware how they heat him. Ile has proved a first-elan horse over a short distance, and his trainer has every confidence in hie ability to run elually as well over a long one ; let any one look at W. Day a favourites for previous handicaps, and see bow many mistakes he has made, and they will and he is seldom far out when in earnest. I myself took a dislike to the horse at first idea; but till there is a proof of his ina bility to get over a distance I would not put my opinion againat the knowledge of his trainer, and as the horse is favourably weighted, and undoubtedly fast, I shall not desert him now he le a favourite, lifter standing him while at 26 to 1. Aniati and Somerset have good outside chances, and were the money on the later, he 'mould be a great favourite. Them is some slight wanexion be tweet blue and Sir Colin, who has received strong doses of the pepper-box within tho hut twenty-four hours; but he etood it well, and it may only hate been an invention of his own backer* to get on mere money, and I knew they always thought hedging quite out of the queetion. It is a fact, however, that he receded most comtiderably in the market yenterday (Friday), and several rumours are afloat as to the cause, one being that he has stet with a alight accident which caused Idea to be stopped in his work, and another that him owner ham deter ! mined not to start for private reausons. There is always wine excitement with a good homes the day of. great race draws I nigh, and this may only be one of the numerous retards that are gut up jest for a little amusement. My edemas during the earlier part of the week were most favourable, and till they are contradicted direct I Isbell not waver. Codrington has bees so heavily backed that he is as good a favourite, any thing after Skirmisher and St. hike, and hie trial before the Doncaster Handicap was quite good enough to give hen his position in the market ; he has a lighter weight than any . of the other favourite., and will be ridden by a most promising feather. Silkmore will try his best ; but lam afraid he will find the company a little too good. Of the doubtful starter,,, Commoner ie the only one at all to be feared ; but at prevent Skirmisher represents his party, and only in the event of an wrident to the latter would be try if he started. Palm is • good mare ; but I understand she will ley her fortune in the Ilrhittlebury, where the dietauee is more to her liking. I shall only have to fall back en St. thine if Sir Colin ha missing ; and the next of three two will be Skirmisher and e ll i e n TZ'd Plate, one mile, will not find the top-weight Mary, far from A 1, for she ix very favourably weighted, taking into account her Doncaster victory. There is little to choose between her and Prince of Orange at the weights, and the confederate. can win with which they please. in my opinion, unless Mr. Howard makes en effort with Jewie when she might b e good enough to b o wl over either of them: Huntington will also finish in the front rank. The weights for the Whitticbury Stakes. for 2 and 3 1r olds, six furlong,,, have been revised this year, and the difference is now 'Alba, instead of 321bs. For ell that the 3-yr-old. are still in a minority, the odds being 20 to 11 apnea them, and yet they have all the advantage now, the same scale being abed at Newmarket even at late hi October. Oemma di Vergy (51bs extra), Odd Trick (31k. erra), Madame Cliequot (Mb extra), and Palm are good 3-yr-elds, especially over this distance, and Jemmy I. well able to re present them—if law does not keep hint at hotue. In his absence, Carmel (2-yr old) and Polio alien rue for me. The NlllO Stakes, about one mile and five furlongs, has seven acceptor., and they are all so bad that it is a more difficult matter te Lind one to stand on than if they were good horwe. Tame Deer is in running, said has only to beat Lau demi& to win, The second day'd proceedings are so much dependent en the running for the above, that I shall not go iute them full, sa an a weight will probably be altered. Gamma di Cagy leeks Lost fur the Racing d Glade Hawk nut ; Happy 'And and Caring fo r and Park Stakes ; Plaherawa arid Olean Hawk for the 81. Us Ilifteihmer ray Vaulter for the Earl Speurer's Plate; th ere Wag tam* meta Iran venture an opinion upon. March 21. METEOR. BETTING AT ItANCIIESTER.—FRIDAT. 1401ITHA91PTONALIIRE 'TAWS& 4to togot IlklmoiMor (1 /reel)) 7 to Adam.* (t) 7 to 10.O11a1 It) 7 to Sir (add) oto O. t,.., (t) 13 t, 11 mien (t) 100 to Lao° (t) 100 to bilkatoe (t) EARL SPENULIUS PLATE. 7to it.at Voolior (t) 10 to other (off ) 11111110POLITAN HANDICAP. Ato aim St. 60.. (t) IA to (t) 19 W 1 col • ...Malmo (t) 310 to 1 Paulo atm (t) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS ATAIOHL W 1 Apt %Volta It) 100 Indaay (off) 10 sr I Abd-to LIAM tt) too lord Mtoe ItWa (t) 109 Araby It) CLILATAK CCY. 10 to ..t 01.011ra tt) JO to Mir Colts '1) AO to Min • P•••• (t) 1000 to 1 T9peo (t) NOW to 1 Ow Act (t) Tilt DERBY. 5 to agm Y.U. (odd) tO Spei M 11120MItt k (*.) 111 M CAdr lil.Atbars (t) late to tit &r Otl4a (t) 1000 to DO Bout Wllll.O (t) TIIE GRAND MILITARY AND PYTCIILEY HUNT RTEEPLECHARES.—PkIDAV. Is u•ses' Ellsertesesse et I wen wed% • Itb WO ad Iby ars'imse• mid gentlemen bunting •1111 the hinds" Ibme Is. end • Wm' IN creme dJed by the stewards et w U end Winery theep'esbarery Mew. the propaty of [mown nib% for ue. The .r'- IA to melee 10 noes nod the teed I sows. eat at th e deem Ale•st those man. 121 sweel Mr. C. Hewett's neon.. 0re.114 Eb • • • .• - • .. Owns) ' Mr. Dodds Tb e UAW. aged. 1 . 14 .. . . ... 111 r. Nort.m. Mr. C. H. Ktrby'sOnmainw ut tOrtle. s 124 ..... 3 Ent t rriscse of 10 eon seeb. b ft. ulth 100 ad.kd fr..m the fahll and Yt. by Ibe town of Ntetbsynolue. for I: .r.t r 110 MVP. :Ey of on fed yesy la the wry. 124 herb. Co vile %lent, est., 'The to save stsk- sal real. In POT. A inAll Hone , 17 Lira. Ilbeedell • (10111. Mrltedel llonnIni• by r11.44.241.4= I.letth Comes' rib Her.en. Massa Wren. '1 t . Vats. fete..., I Ontstainl. Merenyis 1 lithe Ilriodej Velnl, list 4b too '4, Ow es '1 ned Tee Otis. MILITARY Onto Cr r. nags ICC PAth.i V.• sifte . etwkra of Wham oath, too how. the kw veer of ofhwreoti raven 114 orb thrtalo worn( re extra. Ato At throe 12(1.00. W. O. Crowe*. Gag. (14 Life Glearde) Johitay Am, 11, ith ‘`.(lo 110 (tart. Herrin, 1 List. Gyre 01 . 012 floW . l2ergiW2A tisk (sr. fair R. Lleut.Celowel Mowers (Boca Artlller2l Mat 11241(0, 11/1 Mr. Montan) 11 Lieut. Cos(we (711, Humane Black Bee% 114 1212. Contl,) Two Remit Arias of 10 n. set. A ft. with In) added, AA 114 010 , wick. Winner...lira A' ant 0411,1111 i. ti vl.. I 1.141 L Ifluaddle (1110 e Liteadej IHunitdo., 144 tthc. 7144( . 2 , 1g Lieut. Hants. (4th Llett Drythoee)Ser Ciarloe Neelerillr. 11101 Awdereceie (2100 Diseoon Worth( Th e Yana, 114 11b (Oonei) I Poses AV, TIL• FTtrILICII.It of 2 PR 4.C11. wlt t = added, for bowed the proptrly of fartherw et- WlA.o.re extra. A three ((Aka. 11l eels.) )4r. Tresbewe's Mtn Knell. wird, 134.... .... (21r Y. Caton) Mn. Jeanie's VeterAery. seed. Ll 4 ........ (Mr. Nowt.) I Tun Veneer STA.. of 10 owe. sob. 1, ft. with 40 sided, fee bores the Komar of (Aiken ow half-pej. 124 7th esti. AlAul AMP nth. 13 soh.) (WIC Dom Qulsoteb7 Cy. Durawth CottmoAsser. 124 LATEST NORTHAMPTON 2 to 1 Scot Fllnnl.Aer It/ to 1 Adams. A freely) ebtherame. Lid Tib. (Throw) Ttb tbmat II TTI a. SD ME STAKE& 13 to I a.-4 Mode-DM NOW ON RACES. DAT. ED& Prism's ! k r 13 4 11 U! Tom :::: roarlutratheta ... 3 lime ...::::: 3 Eagints naval 3 D DAT. nee Pura About fee hemp. %) Madame alma": 3 Poky Mat. Mtoo Mabel ......... 6 camlaylsol. ault, a by 0kM;e3..7114a: swot 3 I !..th. • . 3 0 3 3 S l ip Mt 3 Om mile sal qYvtar A-a Mb Via D.* erippto . Mete H• 114. 3 Jaye ea 11 bialapd Eassoo . . 3 110 11 " 4 3 taiiMMl:4ol6 3 " Mi=re ...... 8•00e6M. A l ' P s 6 1. &Maw PRoaDelkoar.. 3 3', 0 b 3 aft ;trio in the WI Man........ ilatiovr J• 4114 ........... Pries . e t Orono ... lut Wait Java thG Dramas& Ls ...... 4 Accizikria Rs 84 , 4144 W• 44 ...... 4 Dreamtl•4 ........ 4 TO IDE L HAIEDICA . tl /lawman. Ar 31•1•o® 4 deal{ o.ds V•lma . 4 6 0414•14 • OM Trick F . . 1.1.. About Calf • left. Snot et= . Unmet . . 4 Bowels i iiiiii .4 r li lonhurooado . . 1 Th• mishie el .Kei16.14 asp to magas.mato:l to os. The asceptaseet for Zvi Sp Mite an then WON& teal. DURHAM RACES.—Apan. 13. Tan Dragon Hammon. On silo soda hall leatioine to b• dant on the 1S of Mar.*. st I I Amara . : Icrtro h Nell (Obi 4 ~asd le 3 Ito • btano 1 1 1111 . 1 : • IT 1 I Rated; • I Fit *mamba • T Luiz_ Maw. . aas Pbsole mr"6 : ............................ . 3, T ith, L am ' tu . .. . . . ................... Oat TM& owl Os rot ts provartka. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. otaolitOuns. TUT 111• JO tar. Toe Odsy, nag mom 1101 Filly, &It nm—CA pat 11. ItYvois o thowdi., Evilir,o; Thursday, aord.hin-dlia. P0120911,1L Atherton° Mr. W. &Thy L 05..., Howley, lisonetb; Weskit. Y Cricket's Inn; Friday, Coombe ; tutu 1a), do.it.krunlaidake at M Bris lL iketh Mort Hawks's", Toes ley, dime: aitartay. Hlatime. Duke of Beaufort'., Wariest,. Silk Wood : WidennitY fhy varraladdtL Pink Elms, !imam; Friday, Coal Pit Ilekh; Salitudy, ten Muntionna -saltation& It iklrotrAlruke at Ruthuld'6l, Monday, Pitur Hole; Trienley. Latta MB lye' • Friday, Byarda Leap--at 11. Itrambaris Moor (Mr. Lane Fos id. Wonky, B.rh+ l!lu!sw Ras WedmiodV. Mork* Windmill; Friday, Tbo , ..u . sh; adds.*, rout. Dorton num (Lonl Henrrif Boatineks). Monday, nok , Run, Wei nedly, Nonni. Hours: Thumb,. Winery o.di; Pa•unl.y, Pettit 11111 1).-44 11. Cindesnote (Mr John Trollops's) Woodsy. Ifaethdrp; T Ciskon Wood ; nunday,Wl , a.k7' Ramo ; SPorddy. Erma Colon (Mn. D. R. Mutates), Monday, W. W con-at d; ednesday, Rune& Omen; Saturday, tint Ileaulyd :J Tyr-et IMF rattle. Mr. Piranha:a:Ws, Tuesday, Short Mood-lan Umsstairl. RA Fit:midlands, Monday, Wvit Iliklodtm; Wd 1 "drolW. JAWS Hinton: friday. Burghley-at bainset 10. Hampshire Hunt ior. Treicroftisl, Monday, TlL, , d.nd Grano, Twasday, Abtotatone Down Thursday, 1111 told Churets; Eidordan Marsh Room. Ben a gouter to c.o. Ilarborotigb iMr. Monday, Tweif.ts Ildatke, WcVael Bud: Monday. Keythorye-ot 11. Lord Middisionli, Monday. Castk Howard; Keay Wood; Fri y day. Roa F. Utters st?. ; issearda Hon. , Gaily Gisu-cd tnif.pootl). PytohL awl O. ewes/. : Tuesday, DIPV.I. Stone Ptts; Friiday,Caskshrook; R.:arday,l,lk.day Cram* -. Ma quarter to 11. Ghtirds (lid of Stamford and Wardoctotsi, Mood% Cot s -ra‘e Vl. filik-st km; Ttisslay, l Hathsro Turn; Therskiy, flames ll.ll; Friday. Mt Roby (Puked Clevelandli, Tuesday, Gross; Fridly, Cods Bloke Xll. Hari of Ikertenanall. si. ki k doo r t T O ro d por Pirt ; Dm* b art IJ. lit7gsry - li., ?maw, Ft Out Bridge-no litiMettd. Warwiskshire (Yr. H. S. Ltry's), Monday, 11,'0.'. / P T.eselsya Weston Inman: Monday, Lang ltditust,n; dr,si.a New Im-at a quartos toll. 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