The Express. — London, England, 1847-04-19 00:00:00

I tinIIVIIKNITY AND CLIRICAL 11BWIS. Curve:ea.—The &Mart, LL.D., is about to ri-tro the ettron's rrolensonnip of the law. It I rumoured Mat Ir. IL J. S. Maine, 6.A A. tutor of Trinity Hall, sumer En. Grblart. 0131lr Omni Cm.inos. —Williarn Emery (sth Wrsagler, 1847) Ms bow lirsted • Yellow of this moiety. Br. Jor.• Com.aus. --J.ButeJlife, 8.A., scholar, has been appointed to • mr. beinvthul lecturtahip in OW of the government uolleges recently rJablished in India. firm ...•1 lb/an , ,, 8111.1t710.41. Kunio anon. - - E xaminers: J. Liter, B N A .A. R. 11. r A. O. Fryer, Will. Terucod, Edney . . 2 . aid O. :I.even. ;Zabel:it: Ist dam : Wall, Yryrr, Twoood. led class Wary, roe, Wilkin s" A. T. D trim. 3rd elms : Three. Chmaidry—ht clam : Edney, Pryer, Wall. Ind dam rive. Pas. astivre -Rte. W. Barnett, MA., $o Tam... , R.. dia. ; 202/. Duke of Richmond—vacant by ikath a! It Tredmoll. Rev. W. Meant to Ryde C., lobe of Wight, dip. Win •tiester. Rev. K. W. Pram to be ehaplain to the Inhourere en the n4l nay at Upton and Itadipole, forest. Hey. W. M. Roe to be pkaplairt t • the labourer. on the railway at Maiden Newton, Dorset Ave G. Trevor to a Cannery in the cagtedral oh ;rch of York pot., the le hbiohop of Yost. Rey. A. T. A. Woodford, to Swilling. Im R. Yorke.. diu. Ripon; 5101. with resilience: pat., kir J. H. Lowther, Rua Taco., —Alford Grammar Nebo& head maetershlp of, 1701. and reeidenee. Briatul,4l4.lteryleport B , Gleuenstenthire, din. G. and B. ; rd.. the Dube of Buckingham —by the promotion of the Rev. J. Mend. di. ketford. East, bead nmetcrship of Gremniar ,churl 2101. *waked, Rt. Mary R. ; 871. pit, the Marquis of Ratter; and Hartmann. V. to Stowe V.; 117/.: pat., Oaktoun •od Uppingham &boot -bth ia the co. and di. of Lincoln. and vacant by the deuth of the It 1. Roberta. Chaplaincy to railway Lawton at Over, Cendirkigerhire; 120/. NAVAL. Pnarssourre. Amur. 111.—The Dee, at. inn, arrived on Friday morning has Inland, last from Plymouth. The .caries, belonging to the Aolln, trim not igated the Euryalus convict ship to Gibraltar, std wet • brought bogie ay the Incorentat, came up in the [Jr.. and were scat tasienlay t,t gh,rret... The Llee came Into harbau the woe day. begging In with her the Recruit, 12, to be docked. The Geyser, st. atp., Cam. Grown, arrived yeeterdsy from Ireland, and will came int, Molloy to-morrow to at for foreign senior. The seaman gunner, ittryllie..ntented by court-martial on Tuesday lest, rewired We carp ...I punishment, on Friday, on board the Recruit, at spit- head, aed 14 now on board the If istahip (madam/ :he roper Miner to loamy him to Winchester gaol to undergo the remainder of his punish ment, It month: Imprisonment with hard labour. The Reef uit takes Into dark yeateniay. The Thetis will be ready on the 2Gth Mac The Id owing Mates paioel for Lisette ads on Tuesday : —Mr. J. R. Ifeward, Mr. If. Amon Ford, Mr. 11.5.11amdton, Mr. Borman B. BedisgSr.d. sad Mr. J. J. ()aglow. Sir Wm. Burgett, Physician General of the Navy, has clotted the port drrimr the week. mains his otßoial mutual Inspection of the medbal d lartsnenta. One 'bon ard nand of en. for the um of the dockyard at this port, are ordered Isere from Woolwich. The drill of a portico of the tame free ronnimeed. . . . Dsrowronr, AMU 17.—An order has been received he theoretics ef • better)* of two 36. p lenders of 50 cwt., on a trarsoing Pled.... in the R. al Within Victualling Yard, tor the exercise of the Royal Doce-yard 8 Malian ; and I,ool' percussion molten are to be sin piled tom the gun-wharf for the same service. An addition of three and eighteen cortstahes is to be made to the dock yard and the coil witch to to be discontinued. The Inconstant, 30, oplore4 to be expedited as molt as possible in her paying off. Mr. P.. lamb wad-ev clerk, to be first-Masa. Ace Dent, promoted; and A. llausb, third-close, to be synod, Moe laws Mr. W. Hutchens, sae roam, is appointed to Chatham Dockyard. Toe sivcaernr or it ,IKU a Or tau-mop at armuun was ;says the lisylehint Teleoraphp ;shown yetterslay (Friday) miming. About indipseg ads enact a war stearaer, with Portuguese colours and pen dent, sad gams in her ports came up from the cottoned to Spillusd, allainald brat speed far a ',hart time, but not long enough on her Ma- Mitts Mg amnia to mad bet bout to her, and without having any eannenieetint with the shore, bore up, and t receding through the Idolleedlook bur, gamed COW. , and wee soon out of sigh: from the This rattier remorkable proceeding induced Admiral reg al =Ogle to ceder the Fairy, ateani.yseht, to get her steam up, std posed Seism of the vessel, the Fairy being supplied with n body if aimed metrimis, and an assistant-eurgron, in cow of any collision i hut Ala. the Fairy Is remarkably swift. the stranger having thme InalMenlifi Willtiut over. ohm. Comm. Crispin, however, asertained inn PPS pests hail been landed from her at Corea, an I having been bah& Say ferried theessehre as one belonging to the rivet, and tbsellbsem Dower; that thee had piloted tbe vessel horn thence; that alto Ine a *era mao•of-war bound to Lisbon, haled the Infanta, and amanawillei by an officer called Don Lula. She was out of sight when ths Talrygot to onwee ; having Men pateid hr the Myrtle steamer off dr Illilhahta. It is presumed that she has been Shed out in the riser Ilar lie orrice of the queen; and if really going is Lisbon, it cannot he hard that she has ataandornd the queet.'s service, which pose in. hemalisa from London amuse. her of,—in fact there are orders in the pert to drain the two armed steamer, that lately deserted the queen'. muse and OHM Oporto, should they appear in the Channel; but as far as the Poenogur.e newa informs., they are still moving about on the coast of Portugal. W1X1,11..-tg. Ara,,. la.--Salarnander (at -v.) Own A. S. Hammond, was paid off yesteroey. Trident r,5t.....) Licat.-Con. Midge, which put la at Portsmouth from Liabon an d Oporto a few den knee, arrived a. Woolwich yesterday afternoon. eta Will ha all probability be overhauled, and go through a thcrotO emu of repair.—Princes Alice was docked yesterday to have hot darts made good. Going to sit amusement recently adverted to In this paper, Mr. Ore. Hudson. of Woolwich, ho been appointed auctioneer to the yard at a corwaLation of one per colt. nn all Wee. The mien have hitherto hem performed by Mr. J. Pieborn, the Captain-Superlntendent's okief clerk. etnaua . A7rr. Aran. 17.—Paonoetom.—J. J. O'F. Carmiehael and R. It. Hallow. to b lieutenant.. Arm: ew Urll.—L'etit.A. W. Wool dridge to Metier% and H. Y. MIII4 to Victory. Clerk : J. W. Monk to Growler. _ . Ode. now leading Mall at Derooport dockyard, to be Forma° of Walkers in Malta yard. MILITARY. Posratoirtts, Aro, la---The lith Relit, to the Ile troop ship, and the 1.l twttalioo of 60th Rids, in the Rtwistaneetroopahip, alle tipeeted to arrive in this port early in th^ ensuing month. The l'et Rept., y at Winchester, were inspected by Lord F. Intrelarener on Wednesdelost. MEDICAL. Roust. (bus., or Svito;n,;:t.-:.til; Meeting of the Court of Examiners on the IGth inst., the following gentlemen were admi•red members —atoms. P. A. Lu Fargue. Old Kent-read ; W. Toone. St. Ives; Ir. Moore. Sheble) Beauehamp; S. Wino), Camberwell; 81. It. Rump, Wells; T. Webb, Chealle ; J. E. Ellerton, Merlon]; E. Adams, Great Barton; W. l). llfchell, Truro; I). Hughes, Has- BenTdd. IJ ardent.; and C. Monday, Lemke. At the same meeting of the board, Mr. H. hen gamed dig esamlustion for naval surgeon. SPORTING. BETTING Ai YZNEIIifiIIik—FILIVAT. The bettim mu maned to the Great Metropolitan Mande:op, he whisk 'homeld Isle one backed at 6to 1 ; Rahn at 7 to I ; Crosier, et Gto 1 ; Jenny Wren, sst 10 to I; Sheratons, at I 1 to 1; and Hannah Raise, at 13 to 1. The winner not mentlooed. Tbe quotations upon 110 Miser events dld not vary from the Loodon prices of noonday. NEWMARKET FIRST sTRINO MEETING. Newsmaker, SATO 40AT NIO FM —ln the subjoined het of the engage ments and proposed stakes for the coming meeting, er have per. Bud the usual mark not only to horses already on she sir t, hot to 16010 ',bid, 01 have ansertelmd to he on the mad. The prognmene prteniess a goad Geld for the 1.000 venom, and at reset an average =meta assort for the week. ; for 4yr olds, lat 1010; lve, get 910 ; elk and aged, NC LIM three ndles of KC. gym. o 1 1b an.., reek, for 2.yr code, T t ; bar, get Mb ; flee, get 21b ; eio mid aged, let 41b. O. IL 11.0.018 CAP Ihraans of 20 emu each; h It, if &eland, for 1-yr olds, &a. T.T.C. 6lrr;U4e4 30 eon. (sob; for 3-yr obi oolts, bet 71b, and Elie% Set 41b. T.T.C. Ts^ wiser to be bold Ibr - "eirionnon - le.Ol - 10 - 4) 7 4% eaffk — lbr 141) of 1641. oat of a mare that sever bred • winner ; colts, Sot 71b ; Elko, Pt Mb; thou. by at liiiol2B, dist am bred • wimp, all Me., A.P. Will., •Etrlde, Ming of Marvel% and •Pbret ,• •Lamloocia (31 0.( , Papa, Yarns, and *Mir =sycestlt, br f by LIM" out of Lantern; •Cutaway, Mr Peter &WINZPOTAK aof 50 ems. cock ; for colts, Ilel Mb, sad Mho, 84 310 ; Or ttaiikesbire course; (6 ante). •Mcatpinteler, *a by H. Platoff, out of Namara; Dne-me-Nre, eh f (dead), by Mr Herectles, out of Dserilayer's dsat, •Cutawey, Jesuit (dead). Yana, 100, OIL T.T.C. •Dube of Bedford's Path= apt Mr J. Hawley% ; Oft 710 tort,. II arm, 31f) to 110 ft. D.Y. *Doke of Bedford's Ph U..., ast 71b, ac-t Lard fby bank, dby Anson, Sot Mb. Trawkiv.-0ne•• Ts of IM hr awes, four years eld, Est filth; See, 94 Mb; IP mad N et P.C. nwsureracin of 5: OWL 111111111. 3.yr•old oolts, 84 71b, sad alllee, 84 Mb.; the winner to be Will, SO sows. Soneornaa of 1 ) son. nth ; for 11-yr. Ib, 74 2115; four, 84 lib; Ece end apprea, 94. T.Y.C. by to be ssid for MI., &a. Two Tosentans Cunnus BrAsse. by inn at 100 son. arch, h ft ; Sat i . I, i t ir ld eakte. 84 710, and Olin ht ilh. LW. (28 siaba)— . •Gientllt, thibbier •11441. Lrardels, •Llberster, . Bedlam. •Drosseany, •The lalthe Yam Wan, albrorna Don °a by Lichen PION int af lIIIVIRS. Si by lletoun Didegaws af Toga, araronoft, Clerna. 1511windon, •c by Cleaned! eat of appal .0 •by Vann set of *Yr to Cobweb, *Oregon, 181 . 1. 1 :1 . 11:Ne laller . Va i r w lbew A sna (pad), a (dead) . by Vki..t i Ash& an of Won Win. hrosarairms at Nig Ina. nth, 1•0 ft he 4yr did oohs, list 71b, sad Mo. I MM. B.C. ( A subL)—C by ; Olin& sat of Xsanano. as by °shin int at lanislik, *Parma% limihni, bowatas. Owns Ds= trams/ boom or b mold ails, Sot 7A; and bin Et on a le is Alless fst sa ranm o ra n z a ver= • „ Alt. IP,I WNW 011eilleNea), 0 elf, anal 7. 4 - 7enAr. --Wt., kr 4-yr eidslrlib h ; Bee, Mt Illb ; eta sod Mb B.C. Sirsorsrmos oflll MR leell, and only II ft U declared be } evening Wan trig, la p to the aver ue of du , hryr alh, ha AS. an of 10 swan* lir S-yr olds. ht; and bar, ad 10h. DX. lb winner to be sold hr lOW, In. Illoosarman of 50 saw nob, hr 3.yr ofd colts, list 71b; .= ea lib ; aft I. Ma We Thonnoil Guinn, or Dee Debra 110oba; 01.. by untnid shins, or out ammo that aver dlnina ho r.—PrshatUe, *Apricot, Klaabiga. Payson Slcun gralcsan• Ise, A.F.—lago, 84 12b; *Ham "lttle MIN Vending, In lb. „MX* wes., ha, T.T.ll.—*Lady Onstann, Sot 71b, eget Ist Mb. 1,010 son., &ft, T.Y.C.--*Alarm, Pt 71b, apt •The T 0,.. 111110 7st 7111. Xmas. Ino nos. htt, D.lL—*Pholdes, OR lb, receDsa .50 on. hohlt ten Ihnnos, Sot in. Toononts.-110 Yom. PLATE at WiSS, for 100,r . olds, hit Mb; 11••,, not 710; do and ago& Mal D. C. flormarans of 10 won ark he thornyr. ebb colt. 84 710, sad MP SO Sib, lint hilt of Abm., be whir la bo sold far 804. 1100.14nonwraans of 1.5 sows essi ke sal only 3 ft If declared by linfolask the muting before running, dine-yr. olds and op tions. T.T.C. Infararaino of 10 .own moll, Our thronn. aids, colts tst 11b, and Mao On 41b, the winner to be old 631 r ISII4 T.T.C. Ihemper•••• of 11 ,., each, for tow. deb oohs list Oh gad fir Sot 116, T.Y.C. IllasTamurvOcuocusaraass,biosk4 of In lon took It Itibirllyr dl I/Sies, an 7th. D.Y. (assbal—Modge Dray, De.ll4llllo4ore, ftrebaras, Mender. Jettaels, •Thellmeweld Isis, fly Don eat of Anslza:=l of acragows, alvent, Omsk, allornh Ms Mesa, %beak q tly Mann Pins 4 an 0 Maseams,•lllllwcod. ♦ tby Xs Proinal, en of Itlin Wbltenatersts an% bin a llionnollon. f W. Insonsa. an of Coon . da d ne r b... helli rdi lh a all i alnit i : u Pal=, lloort 4 T m by the laddlw, , out of Min. gononarannoof IN nos nalt, bft for l yr. old colts, 64 710, the nine of the UPI puha Ilan tinny Mb extra. D.Y. (8 sob.) The —eberifieby, *Wren he bo Dna aims n Talton, •• by 01110 Pt at Marprea, glob Dal lb" I Mirmillo, PsoarielollS, 1• 76 . Mow, 100 h ft, T.Y.C.—Doit• Ist sr Illodhano *Mathes, 64 ne. apt Ind lhoo tort's .Typbon tib. 101 D T. —A Ranoicsr BWILIWYTAKIIa of tO tom each for three sod km r s .M. Ilwineeraso of 10 sea each for three yrs 01d,Z4 ; tom., lot Sib; S., .h. and aged, 94. The winner to be sold 100 ors. tf de. lattlfre. DM. iEWIII4A/Zr Bytom of SO son. NA, k It. tor bras yr old inn Sot 711,; bin, Sot Db. The sand ft are ide NAL ad. lb no —*sir Peter Laurie, *nay Birllerodee eft et 110rway, ave. nab, •Onenik, *Dsrlsdr. • 'ft= arannor a =o7. a. b 7 %ZIA Oa el hue, ..c by on of %hew. 4444 to Snell., •c by Th e Yin not at o :mm a g uks Chg at Mann, as by Yeabra sod rid* lio =...... I • (Ind) by Hahne Miff at et Vainass. paid ; pill Pres 00 geld; Mon idolob i a ihnonorann of 110 arm on for dirann.aill at of ores lhatomoof Inn • wire of inn Vnan al dara IWO ; ILX.. 11 nab —*nib, gibing. Disdalsa. in at soar% a bY 'Mr Doss.. sat al Drinht .d ritann PlaSsik on at Ns, swum.; by 01ana105.72 4 mast amass. Owassansaso ono* sow. lon Wan Ali. M. (S whs.)— *On, Sot 700 ; Beetlar. 0; en Swri.rerames cof 100 wee each, hit. set 414 T.Y.C. (3 sub..) *Bridle. "I by llse tiddler, out of Fanchon ; •Iteesteiemnce. Marne, Sal ease, bet lib each, Ab.M.—War Eagle apt Cutaway. We bare limited Planet, -Um& 0, and 01 'wilt, as Kitty to be here, of which lisle doubt is entertained. King of Mnreen, Gabbier , and Halo, are also expected, but 05 to Ile time at closing this purl no thing deflate was known. HAMPTON SPRING MERTING.--tarr•llM Aaterocaarn Manta /erects, of Itt woo. each, h ft, and 23 added, I ist 711 rob; halStred borees allowed Mbs. 2 miles. Lord Strathmore 's Red lamer Mr. P. P. Roll'. Spectetoe . ....... Miriam, Quicksilver, and Mortgage, aim started, but were not placed. Woe by two lengths. YaQ lI.DICAP lit aims Oreatin, Of 10 sera. week 6 tt and 30 added. miles. Mr. Oliver's Itedetreek Ili 1.16 ..... ..........(Ommsr) 1 Mr. Keine,. Seletnan, Illet Mr. G. H. Break . . TM Guratr,llst Mb Mr. G. Walters's C4441'43.3,1. et 10(11 . Won cleverly. Morumr Hrner SIV.PI, of 10 50... in 3 R, sad IS added. (Moe round The winner to be mid br 3101,_ . . lard 5tr.iii0r.7.1 7 0,2; _—• —— -- (Ovum) 1 Count liatn3 auy's Master Stupid, LUAU . l't len% of W. added tau swap cif sem teen ; art. 1 calk. Mr. week's Amusement (Capt. Little) 1 Mr. MUser's Canumna (Lard B. Own) 2 Lord ritrathsnore's Burnaby Rudit (Owner) 3 lain Inttlitatrut. EQUITY COURTS. Before the Lord Chancellor. MOZLZY AND OTWEII.7 O. ALSSTO:;;.4D OTHZDA.-01D FORD AND LIDLUDIONAM ILAILWAY.—COMPITII lON BE 'MBE!! THE UILEAT WINTIDN AND Till LONDON AND NOUTHWIRSTIUN tiAILWAY COMPANIES.—The arguments for the defendmits, the appel ants against the Vice-Chan cellor's order, otemding their demurrers, begun last Friday, occupied the court the whole of Saturday, and not being concluded at the rising of the court, the further hearing was adjourned to Widne.day next. The facts and ques tions etwocu the parties have been lately put br fore the readers of the Daily News in the reports Irvin the Vice- Chancellor's court so fully that it is untwist-wary to restate them on the present eceasum. Before the Mester of the Rolle. SMITH O. LORD EFFINDHAN.—ALLOWANCI OF COUNsted Faze, AND Cosis Of SHORTHAND WRITEICIS . NuTY.S.—Thie was a petition by the plaintiff praying that the Master m;ght he directed to review his report, by which he had disallowed on taxation a special fee to the late Sir William Follett, on the bearing of the cause before the Master of the Molls, and the expenses of short hand-writers' notes of the judgment aad argument; a special fee to Sir F. Kelly, on the cause coming nu by way of appeal before the Lord Chancellor ; and the fees paid to one out of two equity counsel then engaged ; and other charges, one being for three consultations, of which the Master allowed only one.--Mr. Willem& appeared on behalf of the petitioner ; Messrs. Kinderaley and Cooke for two of the di tendants. . . . . . The Muter of the Role said that the points raised were of the utmost importauce. There were certain rules for the employment of counsel in a cause, and though a party might have a right to be reimbursed his expenessproperly incurred in that respect, it did nut fellow that there was to be no limitation to such employment, or that he bad a right to throw the whole expense so incurred upon the other party. So also, in taking shorthand-writers' notes, cuunsel engaged might not be able to attend tho proceedings of the rouse, and it might be noceesary in some cases to supply their want of knowledge by such notes; but it did not follow of necessity that one party should be obliged to suffer for this defect of knowledge in another party. As to the employ ment of a third counsel on appeal, and the extra consultations, both might, under certain circumstances, be necessary, but they formed matter for serious consideration, and he should mention the ease again atter inquiring of the taxing -master on what principles he had pr seeded in disallowing the items is question. ATTORNEY-GENERAL V. TIIII DRAPERS' COMPANY.— KENDRICK'S CHAIIITY.—John Kendrick in 1624 by his will directed the income of certain lands, of the annual value of 1001., to he applied in certain pro. portions for different charitable objects in the parishes of St. Margaret and St. Christopher, in the City of London, and he constituted the Drapers' Company trustees of the charity. One of the objects of the clarity was to benefit the poor of the parish of St. Christopher, and another to provide for lighting the parish church. The Book of England was subsequently built on the tote of the church, and its buildings coveted nearly the whole of the parish, and the parish itself was atterwards united to that of St Margaret's. There were now only two poor persons in the parish of St. Christopher who were eligible to participate in the benefit of the charity, and as the annual value of the charity property bad increased to 3001. per annum, it be came necessary to 'eke the opinion of the court as to the distribution of the income, lur which purpose this suit was iss;ituted. A scheme was approved of by the master for that purpose, which was now submitted to the court for con firmation. The Master of the Rolls:was of opinion that the above two poor people should reciive the share of the income left by the testator for the poor of the parish of St. Christopher, and that on their death it should fell into the general fund ; and that tl.e money left for lighting the church should also fall' into the same fund. But it bring suggested that the stipend of the curate of St. Margaret's ought to be increased, it was arranged that the order for confirming tho scheme should betaken, but not drawn up for one month, to give the curate an opportunity of isppkiing by petition. Mare Vice-Charmnor Knight Bruce. BATS D. PLATIL.—DISCIIAUOE Ur hacztemt.—This petition was presented for the purpose of discharging the receiver appointed by the court tor the management of the brewery of Messrs. Buckle and Co., at Peterborough. The grounds for the application were the devotion of the manager to pursuits inconsistent with the business, such as turning, music and drawing, and the decrease of the profits under his management. In opposition to the application, it was alleged that the business was not neglected, but that only those' hours which could not be employed about the brewery were devoted by the manager to the turning-lathei in fact, the applicants were so unreasonable as to require this manager— who had also been charged with inexperience on account of his having made a bad purchase of barley fur the purpose of malting—to be as infallible as the Pope, as temperate as a judge, and as indefatigable as an equity draughtsinan.—The Vice-Chancellor said that he should not remove the manager or dismiss the petition, but be would dispose of the petition and the costs at tho hearing of the cause, which was ap pointed for Saturday next. WHITBY O. WItBTBT.—NIXT FRU/IND.—III this Cue, an account of which appeared in this paper some time since, Mr. Cooper and Mr. Schomberg moved for an injunction and receiver as against Mrs. Weetby.—The result of the inquiries that had been made regarding the next friend in this suit had shown that he was an improper person to be in that position, as he was only a journeyman to a con fectioner. Mr. Schoenberg said that it had been held that any person might be a next friend to infants. The cook of the solicitor who filed the bill had been considered by Lord Cottentram to be a proper next friend. The Vice-Chan cellor said, that as Mrs. Westby, the executrix, was out of the jurisdiction, he must grant the injunction and appoint a receiver as to the personal estate. Mr. Rumen and Mr. Haldame then applied on behalf of the plaintiffs, as repre sented by a next tit ad in another snit, that it should be re ferred to the master to inquire whether it would bi for the benefit of the infanta that this or the former suit should be prosecuted, and that all proceedings should be stayed in the meantime. The Vice-Ctrineellor directed an inquiry as to I the suits, but declined to stay the proceedings in the mean time. Before Cler-Clumellor Wigram. TOLSON O. DYES& —RIGHT TO 1 Lincs.—The plaintiff, u heir in tail under a settlement dated in 1673, claimed to be entitled to certain tithes in Cumberland, an account of which it war the object of the suit to obtain, as well as the delivery up of documents relating to the claim. To establish the title of the plaintiff, a voluminous body of documentary evidence was produced, part of which war found to be is so mutilated a condition as to be inadmissible for the pur men of proof. Mr. Serjeant Meaning and Mr. , who were fer the plaintiff, after explaining the mutilation, by dating that part of the document, objected to had fallen into the hands of a junior member of the family, by whom they had been employed for the pur ppooww of private theatricals; and that the others had ver- tautly been used al stopgaps for broken windows, submitted to a decree dismissing the bill with costa, without prejudice to the plaintiff s right to file a new bill, should he succeed is edablishing his title to the tithes at law, where proceedings were pending for the purpose—Mr. Kenyon Parker and Mr. Wetherell appeared for the defendants. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. ALLEN O. KNIONT.—OO!4SEQUENCES OF MISDIRECTING A PARCEL.—Mr. Crowder, Q C., moved for a rule to show cause why the defendants' verdict in this case, which was tried before Lord Denman at the sittings in London after last terns, should not be set aside and •no c trial had. The action had been brought to recover the value of certain types and stereotypes which had been sent to the defendants, who are typetianders in London, by the plaintiffs, printers in Birmingham. The question at the trial had been whether two parcel', containing the types, and addressed to the plain tiffs, had been delivered, purauant to the directions of the plaintiffs, at the office of the London and Birmiagham Rail way Company, at the Swan and Two Necks in Lad lane. The clerks at the office swore that no such parcels had ever been delivered to them; the porter of the defendants, and a boy also in their service, swore that they had delivered the parcels so addressed at the particular offith. In the course of the trial it transpired that the defendants had dealings with a printer at Margate, named Allen. The attorney for the plaintiffs, on the verdict going against his clients, con ceived that some mistake had been made between the two customers of the same name, and instituted inquiries, which resulted in the discovery that the two paresis had been ad dressed to Allen, of Margate, and returned to the office re fused. The learned counsel submitted, on an affidavit dis closing them facts, that he was entitled to the rule. The mart greeted the application. FILLITIR O. PRIPPARD.—DOES AN ACTION LIE FOR DAMAGE DONE NT AN ACCIDENTAL FIRE ON OPEN LAND'? Serjeant Kinglake moved for a rule to show mum why therudgment in this case, in which a verdict pared for the plaintiff at the recent asiaGe. for the county of Dorset, should net he arrested. The declaration was in case, and set forth that the defendant bad lighted a tire on a certain close belong ing to him, and that the wind carried portions of the burning matter to a Gees of the phaiutem, whereby damage had been done to property of the plaintiff. Ile submitted that damage done by accidental fire in open land was pro • tweed by the statute 14 Geo. 111., e. 78, just as damage done to houses b accidental fire was protected by the s t a t ute 6 Anne, e. M. That being so, the declaration did not die dose say mend of action.—The court granted the rule. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 19, 1847. THE QUERN O. FELLOWS'. REX USU. TO GRANT ♦ WRIT OP CERTIORAMI POLL REMOVING AN INDIC:INERT FROM ill X CIiNTLIAL CRIMINAL CJERT —Mr. E lain James applied for a rule to show cause why a writ of ce I MOTRYi alet , Id not issue for removing into this court from the Central Criminal Court four indictments iutainst a gentleman, named F.llowes the prosecutors were the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Common Council of London, and the Aldermen were judges of the Central Criminal Court. Waiving that reason, however, he relied on the (sets. The defendant had been deputy of the late Alderman Ansley, as receiver of the tonnrge dues on wine, which constitute a fund called the orphan fund. On the death of the alderman a charge of malversation had Lieu made against the defendant, who had been aoquitted, and in the year 1844 re-appointed. In the year 1846 anoth4r ch •rge was made, and rel, reed to a committee to investigate. Sod denly the investigation was closed and these indictments p: e (erred. New the supposed malveraition was, the neglect to account for certain moneys deposited by merchants in his hands by way of security for the dues, never demanded hack, and, according to invariable custom, treated as perquisites of the office of receiver. If they were perquisite a, this gentle man had a right to them; if they were not perquisites, he held them as trustee for the depositors. It was thereto!e meat material for him to have a copy of the indictment., which he could only obtain by their removal into this cony, Lord Denman said there was no Remind for the rule. There might be a hardship if the defendant slid not obtain copies of the indictments; but he thought that the City auth would gins copies ow hearing that this court recommended them to do so, and if they did net, a judge would grant them on being applied to, and postpone the trial, if necessary. The rule, therefore, must be refused. YATIN V. IMPLR— AN PART OF THE FURCHANEMONET PAID FOR TRE GOODWILL AND STOCK OF A BUNINEBB, ♦PTIRWARDS COLD MT TH2 VENDOR ON FAILURE TO PAT TAR RRMAINOER, BE RECOVERED AFTER POSSESSIoN TAKEN ST TUR PURCHAVER 3 . -11.1 r. Knowles, Q.O , moved far a rule to show cause why the non-suit in this c.a., srbielt wee tried at Liverpool, before Mr. Baron Rolfe, at the hut should not be set aside, and a verdict entered kw the plaintiff, for the sum of 1501. or of 1701. The action was fur money laud and received under the following circumstances The defendant being, in the year 1845, the owner of a druggist's shop at Liverpool, the plaintiff agreed to purchase the good will and stock of it for 3001., and to pay 201. as deposit, and the remainder on or before the 20th of July. The deposit was paid down ; on the 4th of August a further sum of 1501. was paid ; but the plaintiff, who had taken an active part in the business fur about a fortnight, and had received about forty shillings over the counter, was unable to raise the re mainder. At the commencement of September, the defend ant gave the plaintiff notice that it he did not pay the re mainder of the purchase money by the 12th of September, the stock and goodwill should be sold for the b. at price they would fetch. The plaintiff thereupon quitted the house; the shop we■ kept open by the defendant's servants, who bad never (*mod to attend in it, until March, IB4G, when the business and the stock, whichlatter had in the meantime been much diminished, were sold toe third person fee 110/. Upon this the plaintiff brought this action for the recovery a the whole sum paid, or at all events of the 150/. ; and con tended that though the defendant might have su r d him for the breach of his agreement, yet as he had diseblid himself from giving the full consideration for the purchase-money the plaintiff was entitled to recover back what he had paid. The learned judge thought that as possession had been given the form of action was misconceived, and he directed a nonsuit with leave to move. The learned counsel now sub mitted the argument which he had u►ed at the trial.—After some discus ion the court {treated a rule nisi. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Before Mr. thounle.iorker comdburn. AN - fhTSWL an adjourned choice of assignees for the bankrupt estate of I). E. Columbine, who was • scrivener and solicitor, and had nor as yet surrendered to the flat, being in France. lie had taken the books and papers, thereby leaving the official assignee (Mr. Green) without any means of checking the various claims made by creditors against the estate; and a question arose as to taking proofs.—Mr. Sturgeon, for the petitioning creditors, said that there were circumstances a • peculiar nature in the present case, and it was most esaeutial that an assignee should be at once chosen —Mr. Cooke, fur a creditor, observed that it had been intimated to hint that a supersedeu was inteadtd.—The proof of small debts was then proceeded with, and Mr. Pendell, of Wandsworth, gen tleman, was chosen assignee, and be accepted the trust. MONEY MARKET. B•TVILDAY EITZMTNII. . _ _ The transactions in the funds to-:ciay - ;:tere r of a lens active description than for same time post, and prices ranged within limits more analogous to those of ordinary seasons. Consols were called at the opening 861 to 4 for money, and 884 to 1 for the account, but they submquentiy improved to 861 money, and let, off 861 to 1 for money, and 861 to for account. Reduced Thrice, 634 to 1. Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 871 to 4. Exchequer Bills I discount to 1 premium. Long Annuities, 8; to 9. Bank Stock, 193 to J. In the foreijni.market the dealings have been quite unim portant. Spanish Bends came higher from Holland, and wi re quoted therefore rather better, but with few bargains. The Fives were [tilled 251 to 1 ; the Thrces, 361 to 1. Porta pese, 344 to 54. Mexican 201 to 1. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 584 to f ; the Four*, 891 to 904. This is the day appointed for the repai sent of the loans offered and made by the Bank on the ordinary occasions of the transfer books being closed in preparation for the divi dends. The rule for additional accommodation is not so formally announced now as under the old banking regime, but practically it is stAU adhered to, although the Bank issues no special notification to the effect, and undies the loaning on admissible securities a part of the general system. It is not believed that any considerable amount ou loan was applied for, in consequence of the shortness of the period to which repayment was contracted. But, to whatever extent, the hairaiog reserve, it may be hoped, will be satisfactorily reinforced. Rather wild rumours have been afloat, and have received some countenance from the peva, about the excessive rates ruling for discounts. From 7to 10 4er cent, are vaguely talked about. Such unauthorised reports inflict reel in jury upon the commercial community, by creating useasi. tram in the security of trade trantactions. The real rates of discount are 51 per cent. for first clam paper, and 6 per cent. for other regular admissible bile. Exceptional bills take their chance now, as always, of such rates as may be de n.anded by Once who, heretofore, when absurd usury laws were in force, would have been stigmatised as dealers in usury. The terms in such case, as in all others, are regu. Iced by the natural invariable law of quantum raleat for the security offered. Some 'ay confused and absurd explanations have been at tempted eboutthe advance evidently made by the Bank to the government at the time of dividend paying. Although the asset nature of the transaction canna be particularised, it is quite clear, from the accession of funds in the banking de payment under the head of government securities, that the Treasury must have lodged with the Bank securities of some kind. But these securities need not necessarily be of savings bank funds. It is possible that some portion of the new loan may have been employed in the purchase of Exchequer Bills, to be lodged with the Bank against advances rendered necer-ary by the operation. It is understood that the Rothschfids fur some days past have been receiving a quantity of sovereigns from France, to the amount as stated of between three and tour hundred thou sand pounds. A., of mutes, these will net be sold at the Bank's invariable and ootquite intelligible purchasing price, they wiN moot probably be despatched to the best market, which is the United States. So far the demand upon the Bank her gold may be mitigated. It is generally believed that about 700,000 sovereigns will leave this country with that destination next we, k In the present extraordinary position of banking and money drain the current of currency epistles to newspapers, of pamphlets, and of publiestions of a grayer character, is naturally setting in ratlitr strongly. Etfirigmuit Wilson has brought out a " Financial, Monetary, and Statistical History of England," from the pen of Mr. Thomas Doubleday, of Newcastle-on-Tyne, a gentleman who, like the prophets and the learned of all time, has attained much greater celebrity abroad, in France puti• cularly, than at home, by Ilia former work on "The true Theory of Population." We have not had the opportunity yet of consulting City opinion on the matter of this monetary work, which upon superficial reading appears to contain some peculiar crotchets of the Cobbett school, and does not betray that depth of thought for which the author wu entitled to credit in his former work, but it may be safely affirmed of it as a merit that as a compendious, therefore valuable, collection and illustration of facts relating to finos cial affairs it is the work of the day which should be in the possession of those who wish the convenience of handy reference. . . ..... Beily, Brothers, have published a letter to the Chancellor of the Exchequer ot. the " Present Position of the Bank of England," by Mr. Lamle Murray. The only feature of this " Letter 'is the proposition that the Bank should be allowed to reduce its Rest to two millions, the surplus being unnecessary, and by converting it into public securities, to be placed in the issue department, to be allowed to issue so much more notes. The simple answer is that Mr. Murray evidently makes the mistake of supposing that the 'test exists in a certain integral unused quantity of money, notes or coin, in the Bank. But it is no such thing. The other side of the account ought to show him that it exists either in the shape of government or of " other " securities, and is therefore active to all the extent of which it is capable. Next we have a letter signed " Mercator" in the Times, which was published last Tnarsclay, because it is asserted, we believe upon fair authority, to have emanated front a leading member of the Economical Club, to whom Peel's bill owed its origin. This production is with great propriety couched in • very subdued tone, and in considerate attention to the cir cumstances which tell se forcibly against the extraordinary dilemma in which the Bank and the country are placed at the present moment under the operation of the specially economical crotchets presiding in that bill. The blame of failure is, of course, cast upon the directors of the Bank, just as the praise of success would have been denied them, had the misbegotten conceit seemed by chance to work well. The notiotet, for they were not principles, on which the law was basi.l were that prices were neceasaril7 governed by the more on less quantity of money, or paper signs represent ing money, in face of the immutable law that pnees are regulated by supply and demand; supplementarily, that speculation excesses would be repressed, and a fine peaceable unchanging state of property and exchangeable values es tablished by the currency action recommended. he commentaries on the law have been far, however, from ac cordance with its principle and promises. The rigidity of its action in the repression of speculative excess, may be read in the history of the year 1845. Bask Sleek, 114 3 per Oc Mad. a..,114/ Mr Ct. Coos. k 333., 86113 New Se per et •.n ~ Vi GI 13 J. 6, IMO, to MIPS Le. Am .30 Years, np. Jaz 5, Isso, 11.11 Sow It be.s ON Anon. 14 Commis he Aro.. 474 7 1141 I. MOO, lASI, U., For I 00. I p. r F 1114770. I per Cl, dputab Beau, Xi 4 bar Cc Poriwaeor 344 i Moo AceL, 344 34 per Ct. 'l4 aessela Hoods, 10 11 per C.v. Dutch 1440911 e, II OWL. WI 4 per Cl. Lotto Cent, POILEII3II 3 to Cr. lllesitaa. 1141. POI Ditto woo.. Apr 30.11.1 1t...... bomb. 1623, L Bt. 1016 6 per Ct. Apaalsk Heeds, Div. from Nov. 1610,114 Ditto Pwive. 66 Dltto Deferred, 17 rams. ApalL IL I KZ... I pot Orin . r 7 a I DWI. . . 110 44 4 Dr. . . Dale. I, INS 100 1 I Do. 4, DIM 11/ Do. 3 . Do 31, . ill Naples Roam . 111 311 Amu/ Lama . 141 Treasury beads Rasa 1100n0 4173 . lubmwoalsodso(atalghtLUON. Do. Do. 1000711,0 W Do. D 4.. j 3O &70. , 1110. BaCI•1111.6. Aram 111 —Belgian roof, Issaa. IMO. IN; Do. 1044. 13/ ; Do. 1130, M 0; Do. at Oa Oty, lOU, 171; Baal or Delllsta.744. Eaduutte 0 0 L0a0a..44.40. NEft. Wen. lemei. MA 17 IS se 811 w 111 s.l is • 4 . . . . . . ~ . . . • • . . . • . ^ . . . . n . P$ •• 0$ 0 " I 14 tea::gar. Avast 13.—Eartaege ea Load., 13.1*. months, PI 37e. . APS.. liart. Debt, Two ead-a.ltalf per Ceuta. Sit 11l . De. Tree prr Cema.. M 710 Do. Tar per Orate, 111 II . Amen. lead.. raer.aad.PHalf per Gam, 1114 II t; Cos. Coreptay.Fuertued• a. Half per Ont., 1131+ 173. Zaellom ea Load., at slain, 1107 . Do. I ovpibe, 1143; ea Ramberg, 3331; Dn. 1 ateathe, 33.30. V me., An, .—Flom for Costa, 10711; Peer per Onto ,1114 Tree per Coale., ; Two.a.4-a.ltalf per Ceara, 134. lean of 1131.113, Do. 1133, 1114. Deal lberve,lllo ilmerkazr a lame. ll4. Beau., Areal. 13.-It. @timid Pleb. I7tt Para. lab, 141 bill. 'R amage ea Lead., ',walks, 1.301 Mlle, t.rof meat!. POLICE.-SATOADAT. MANSION-HO U SE. —Mr.larey, proprietor of the Block Boy and Barrel public-house, in Leadenhall-market, charged the corporation with ordering a doorway leading from hi house into Leadenhall-market to be stopped up. 'flue door, Mr. Farey alleged, was the only means of ventilating the house— which was situated over a cesspool—and rendering it habitable. The city solicitor, during Mr. Farev's absence, had caused the door to be walled up. He had ap , plied to the Court of Common Council on the suect, ' and had received no attention. He had now sen t the particulars of the case to Lord Morpeth. The Lord Mayor said he was convinced the count adapted could be justified by the city solicitor. Mr. Farey said the solicitor had violated the law in not giving him timely no tice. The Lord Mayor thought that it would be shown to be a justifiable case, and recommended application to be made to the Commissioners of Sewer,. B111711:40 • WlTNESB.—Sampoon Israel, James MagYMI, and Elaabell. Marta, were charged with conspiracy, and with having prevailed upon Ann Davis, a witness vubpernaed in a case of felony, not to give evidence. The witness's re cognisance' had, as a matter of course, as she did not appear to give evidence, been entreated, and subsequently it appeared, according to her representation, that she had been taken down to Woolwich and detained there by the prisoners until all was settled to the prisoner's seiefaction and acquit tal.—Mr. Martin, from the city solicitor', otiice, attended for the prosecution, which has been instituted by the City authorities, in consequence of complaints that witnesses are bribed not to appear on their rccognisancee.--The de. fendants were committed. SOUTHWARK.-1 7 10Lariosr OP Till New Br ILDINO ACT.—Mr. J. Sugden, appeared to answer an information ander the New Buddi n g Act, for erecting ahouse within fifty feet of the premises of Mr. Boulanger, of Bernsund.ey, in which a dangerous trade was carried on. The defendant had meted a house BO contiguous to the factory of the complain. ant, who carried on the bushier's of a hatter, in which Tarnish I et a skeet inflammable nature was used, as to render it ex tremely dangerous. The defendant had been warned of the essesquences, but he refused to order the removal of the loam, and the information was therefore issued against him fkg en 'Repose of compelling him. Mr. Hudson, of one of the in crane offices, proved that the varnish used on the =Drt's premises in the manufacture of hats, was of a e nature, end which he considered came under the denomination of doubly hazardous.—The magistrate decided that the defendant had not complied with the terms of the New Building Act, and that he must therefore have his house taken down. There were two other informations against the defendant for erecting two other houses mar the above pre mime and they were discharged, the defendant undertaking to have them demolished. A DISHONEST SERVANT.—Margaret Schen, in the service of Mr. Driver, of No. 16, Nelson square, was charged with stealing a gold brooch, • gold flock chain, sad • quantity of wearing apparel. On Sunday, com plainant and his wife being out, the prisouer was lest in charge of the house, and in the course of the afternoon the female servant of another lodger in the house saw the pri soner's sister quit the place with a large bundle. The com plainant, on his return home, found the prisoner had ab sconded, after breaking open the drawers in the bed-room, and taking the jewellery and property already mentioned. Information having been given at the police-station, the prisoner's sister was traced to a lodging-house in the Lower Marsh, Lambeth, and the bundle of clothes belonging to the complainant found there. Oa the preceding night the pri soner was taken into custody, and, on being brought up to this court, she said that she had no answer to make to the charge, and was committed for trial. WOOLWICH.—SAVAGE ASSAULT ON A POLICE CON SYMMS Wuhan Dyliall and John Glover, remanded from Saturday week, were charged with assaulting police constable Henry Wadlow, 269 R. The evidence of the con ' stable, which was corroborated by that of three witnesses, proved that on the night of Friday se'neight he was idled upon to remove the prisoners from the Crown and Ambit Tavern. He declined to do so at first, but having witnessed Glover attempt So amide the landlord, he endeavoured bilge ' him into custody. Glover then knocked him down, Jumped upon him, thrust his knuckle§ into his throat, stamped es his fingers, and injured him very seriously. He succeeded in regaining his feet and drew his staff, but was again knocked down and brutally assaulted. Whilst on the ground, Dyball got hold of his thumb and forting it back nearly dislocated It. A young man who came to his assist ance was knocked down by Glover. The constab'e, whose hands were bandaged, had sustained conederable injuries, in consequence of which he was five days absent from duty. Mr. Trail committed the prisoners for trial at the Central Criminal Court, but consented to take bail for their ap pearance. CROYDON.—DaPRAUDINO A RAILWAY COMPANY.— Mr. G. Lloyd attended before Messrs. Wilkinson and Lucas, thepresiding magistrates, to answer a complai n t preferred against him by the directors of the South-Eastern Railway Company of having ridden in a carriage of a higher class than that for which he had obtained a ticket, and thereby Incurred a penalty of forty shillings.—Mr. C. Seudamore, of Maidstone, who attended to support the charge, said that frauds of this description were of so frequent occurrence that the directors found it necessary to put the law strictly in force in order to stop them.—George Farr, a guard upon the railway, deposed that on the 28th of Muth, upon the arrival of the down train at Croydon, he observed the door of a first class carnage open, and upon looking in he observed a carpet bag, with the name end address of the defendant upon it. He endeavoured to find the owner, but could not do so, and the train proceeded to Tonbridge, where the passengers for Maidstone change their train, and the defendant, who was proceeding to that place, then claimed the at pet bag; and he admitted he had travelled in the first-class carriage to Croydon, although he had only taken a second-class ticket —Mr. Lloyd said that he rode in the first-class car riage quite unintentionally. He had always been in the habit of riding in • first-class carriage ;. and on the occasion in question he jumped into one without thinking what he was doing. When, however, the train started he recollected that he had no business in a first-class car riage, and when they stopped at Croydon he got out, and forgot to take his carpet bag.—The guard said the defendant could not regain possession of his carpet bag without being compelled to admit that he rode in the first-class carriage, and the production of his ticket showed that he had only paid sewed-class fare.—The booth, after • short consultation, said they did not believe the defence they therefore felt called upon to omelet the defendant ; and they adjudged him to pay • fine of 20e. and coati. RAILWAY PEWS. Shares were better on Saturday, but without any alterations in priced to require notice. North of France were in demand, with as (=provoke that prices would improve. RAILWAY BILLS IN PARLIAMENT. conwirricea Ai. rolleTZD IT TRU 00313121122101 8112.17.4,1011. Gaper, No 20.—Meambro—Mit. 047612.0, MIMS= ; Lord Dal many, Kr. Trotter. Tail Mete, emit COM Maria Bide ierar• Uwas-889. Landis led 141E1rames Mehra* Ira) M. BlemetelmmelOraralieraime Ameammetl= M Labe (Wendit eml MUM Ilem . IM. Dll6 mid Mrsam- Wnigratmelme, eal 441. MIMI m( Werra*, med ). , Woo. e mmt ewarsassassa (no. 1). l mo t or loader, April M. at twelve debt Owe,. No. V. —Membrro—Mr . Cmdignn. obotrems_ ; Mr W. 11. Jelin*, Mr. B. Osborne, Mr. P. Berard; Mr. P. Mem Boat before Mew— M. Lynn and Ely (ealimeim te ldi and Hot bomb). 249. Eastern Comities (WM.& to . MA. Great ner.i g istum Mattson (brawn to 141aem Lyon). WIL rad (Lyon and Woe cep naviplion). ni. 4.. as OMNI= and L)no dad:). AL Borash UMW. meoll (111ramik le Batton Beam Re.) 281. MO" Malnild, NM Nowt to Vildiaik bArbow, dn.) Committee to seeitet Mora, AprG 26, at hatpin twelve (Mork. Gomm No. 38.—Meoseere—Mr. G. W. Bork eltalrasaa ; Vneostot Plosonot Chaim. Mr. Tome, Mr. dimidan. Bill. kayo LIM Cralami Thiftra OM& 41. y, mo& thimeimmear erammima to Wramrai, be.). Ive nter ratt at 1., of litelemeo Dm* to.) M. Leeds, W and Jimilaw M. Omni liwilies (slued= to Leta NM rod Derbdisn). 111I.Deviery, and Marisa. (Owl Me.) Comelee to meet on Woode) , April 211., at 1 o'clock. GIMP No. 9. --Members—Mr. T. lemeem, deerman ; Mr. Bar. day, Mr J. Duke, Mr. Frovrao, Mr IL Chilmeiv. —kills turn W.f. —72. LigemodindCarodon Liam Ad AMMliboist. 111. Weft Cornwall Railway Imam eralowommal. 1161. Commooll leeway Act Amendment mad Terraltos. NIL lrammelk as Brame Oat. mince to roast so Tuoy, MI ilkot 114edeak. Came, No. W..--Miedions.-88r. Maddssas. rume n ; Mr. W. J. Illitalll2. Merjraierele, Lmed rameeedme, Memo Hum- Imairt thas.-11. Llyrod Vary Zrasethwa. 101. trial oral Mk Walrahmralme tai Awn Perry. M. Cloweester and Does Forest ramenralie et lecke no.). Md. Llyovi. and Porth Cinrl, sod Llynet Tolley Cowpony 4.57. Swansea Valley Lao sod arasebra. 441. Vale at enk ebnisabes and amendosents). MIL Ma Wales ( liebdims, bromdmo, and aramodament). at Imes ted Mum Jentioa (Trammel to Nantraelyno). ColOWlll6n to ram mg Minim MD Volt Imilmert twelve o'alook. Clamp No. 41.—Mooliona—Lord Comelem, obalnison ; Mr. I. Fortier, Sir. leradlera, Mi. Ungsift, 11e..W. Craie.—Mate 4164, theat.-16. Craololl, Miliinamok, and Ayr Ilissolma (No. 1). 109. Gonwai sad Gloopow Bentwor Brinelem 111. Mee, Aledira, mei (Omeraira Ommlo, Mint .1 mem, ora Crake NM Barr, Ilms. ci4 S. 01, Arra% and :Manldrada (Coveke fate). W. , tektee, Kim. oak, and Ayr ]krises (Mo. 3). 11M1. , Gone pa ele ite .i. Oraterteme (Err& to Obtem Seeloal °l l27lramew, • as Gram& (Mork to Cmleaknios, melMoter olemelb No. (Ma ors CIS de so o d .m. Illotion). Mk mod Doinbarbmisko Junction ( between Min imiser Una Works mod Gowan', Me.) to wool as Tues day, April 111, at 1 o'clock. la p. I oh MI 75 TARIM, Aram IT. 1119911•••dUel000s ITU 00 hub ood Mown. w 74 Ow Rom owl Ham 117 b VI MI Arles/at IlonoMos TIT 00 717 So otraoboora it bolo l9l L 191 II Crowe (Timor/ . 101 DO Yon/oar North pI7D 111 Y,rr•,. Arius. 9.-7119/ Northers, 170 1059 Iluowou.l4lo. loshoro. 111 Fmk. 911/. lag 1141 U AS SOT SO 74 IM Al 5 : 6 1 71, s, 011; Veelro, 771 26 Itt U liit 73 MEETINGL—DCBLIN AND KINOSTOWIC—HaTyearIy Merlin April 15.-11 r. G. Pim in the chair. From the financial Wan...abet; it appeared that the receipts for the half year ending 28WFehruary,1817 amounted to 01,0338.08. 10d., from which, de. ductunt all charges , was left a balance of theme fur gram profit on the year of 21,5711. The directors' report Noted that the receipts for the half mar ending Feb. were 1,0001. under that of the corns. pending half veer of 1018. Considerlog the circumstances of the country that small diminution was held to be not only fortunate in Broil, but calculated to place the character of the line eery high in deed in the eSimation of the public. A dividend, at the rate of num per cent tee annum was recommendol, being four and a half per rent for the half year. The report was adopted. Mr. [laughter; • allarehokler, then propmied a resolution to the effect that the direc tors be recommended to proceed to construct the extension line to Bray, as they had engaged with the proprirtors to do. The renolutlon was seconded. The object of thin resolution was, that inas much IP the company had entered Into an agreement with the lime known an the Three W. line," • portion of which agreement com mitted the latter to the extension to Bray, the directors, in carrying out the recommendation, mug be yapped by injunction on the part of the Three W. line, or the Wit mast eirtuany waive its right to bunt oo the arrangement. An intendment 1.1,1 proposed by Mr. Faeer, a proprietor n" - 'n that onotiatioes Amid be en tered into with the Throe W. compasty. - Mi. also was emended. The dieeneeran of these peenition was continued he mime time, after snick M r. Kincaid, ere tan directors, expriern kneelf as opposed to both revolution aid simmegmeet. Be threes tag the proprietors. Mite they reconaidell the direzttes b oemmeme the Bray exten sion, should hart tab* thin how they winteget owe the arrange reit br the ea at the la to the Thies ICompay, which those proprietors bad areetaid. With rapist Inentering into regalia. bons he must say . that t h reat May won airooly in &sufficiently good position. The Milaitsoot arse bar If carried out in 14 intrvi y, which he aspersed to think read est auvr be hoped kw, would be an admirable einaperent for that - 7h.patie. to whom it had been agreed he sell the the. were ire g by their act to go to Bray, Wicklow, Ikallsed„ and Waterbed; end they had payed thenmeleth to raise • capitol millions. 21 mi ll i Sire then, they had in troduced • bill to parhammet to enable than es nonce their line and to lemma their capital. Omsk dean had boss cemented to the it rectors of the Dublin end he ratification, which they rt fused to Ago. They soapy maw be do so unless it was Mown to them how the a enineed bale earn be eluded out In its original intent. lie ht the aria .bad be left to their dheretion, and that both and aneednent dent be withdrawn. Finally att. reconmesiodua was seceded nibs ques. lion on the resolution having been nen than pet te the meeting. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.—Thleir VALLIT. —Tam 'Mara, PAIVILDAT Niour.—This wet wort is now, r nearly as pea. ▪ completed.—Y on at the scotches, Mr. knorey, accompanied by n party of pfser, in a tra, earthy of the engine and tender and two eartiern _Onirined the odes bee from to Marlyn, or rather to nine ban • rile of the irter tome, the state of the pond open whin the nth an kid ren Mg It prudent, Ink he the puma that Ea spa .head not ',traversed. The mania the peat rasa tollir=4 a lane number at dkare v ea by Mawr engineer. ot tarisa wikrownin the rrEllt. Amiga these, were Capt. Bra, Ilayerrn, Kr. , Mr. Gooch, GE., Mr. Banat, CL, lier. PIII Mr. Gaga Mr. Brarary, The w ore alted andlisnide Interest, mid hos numbers of la Mimed ports ef the line, who belled L I %u washers • k haled a Ton Was* was song b rnben thet Biz lishalawould nin the party aimmeM; tab tatters as •• awyperaint. the an. bran iya err ar r Waft war ihe wan in the hood of lbe town miely la He restarn bit, at hitiret do he and his Only kb kit lan" err the eras ad net aka trona Stafford until• onnatergeothadee. The raw Nee le nywrrd to be in an excelling Wenr=il . 7; end lbe bon onettudell wpm the Earl of Lichilelffie bi tibia was the Erin difficulty in ruing the le add Is • spielarer shill and workmtuiship. The nil beinemed yak s he ea the tat of lone (not May, as Is. hem reptelei),semi flie as the Ist of July following. The Bast ea. It will be rgaays4wam raid by the Robert Peel in the month at Ilitrograber, lOU. Acc artitATION Or SPIED on ens LONDON AND NORTH WlNisax IiArLWAT.—A memorial, at alik the so u tord la a copy, his kr wire dia bur lying tor diainire an the of the Ban dmaster Iteehemp:—. hismoriel le Se Okinmen and Ellingen W the London and Ike* Warn lialtwoOmmomp—The mienarkil at the ondaral ertehri• beeksa nerelletena and rear the arsoninagar, Liam shaviagamigspen are oonemei Oft r lOstirmem by the be* walk hews Lam at a quarter pot 11. Lan, end de nit rya r Ileirbiar gal war 3 o'clock, panp Ly ktimegaly isiaired is liknahreir ma hi with London oat inkirred ail maireibilnratans limn be by the am the , the INO4Nitid Orlin ape re alb nenity two hours alter Wyk argentriskly bream alb the areestileope. radar your iiiretbila ea ran meet beenwernes in their bares trawitlem 11d yam moreimar• ma and* b ared, that by a slight aßaalYe in the irtreensite a the line of railway, tabor add he nee railed m ne to a* ltenaasepr shout ano pa. Tar imaieleible ma en a lt, tit rah reagesa=niai perly rataremaedatian has haat onaalmft et Mmatlassar, d the sunienadlog towns: mat they arra say the had he the this eaten Into their serer sea. dram. And mar nowarlillob ewer ray, ke kr " It in the Marral Or waft e Illta %be Man as the wig et *a Te tirt at l ain the arew*lala le lw be vary _inalle* saber *ma tier Lambe le Merhar is to he pailgra e bona thr bring's( the Zak* ` ass perm bre hy B ay. WILTS, 110111311 T, AND WPTMOVTZ BLANCH 19.011 ins Gun Wtonox.—Tin worts as this ft an neriak at a lad Nil, kern tem annon—whe iy allikintsia he me math bylining ad earklint irldek k b eteded His bear* ihstid par ; mar ewer In difbatity beinnare ask at the las gain than ame Week, knob as irides wr is m a o r =am. " gain bin Mend. WAY Mita rAuwaorr.-0i Friday bat • thatans etrarwierria spire nnil rhea. arm with the praretatat kin rawly 1111. aribernt. he aft the *amble* aielliwk, king vile_ mums int hem esedialle eindartien at the by relhoor gran by lin c ha s eoe orraltiree. Mr o.llaftems a lasi et lbe asernitese aura Oa Inman the deparka *et, in etaswith the Chief rare wry kr bead end the corainee deradeation, they were ally aware of the great importance of neaderatinst the wor m ar m railway bills througb parliament. The subyea had rewind di ck hest consideration, and they acre now enabled to Ha e that ti was their intention to tin the earliest p.m Mc days after the 3M c 4 fur the consideration of Irish bills. The deputation hosing ea pesy their satisfaction, retired. AMSTMRDAM TO THE fi EL DER. —Tke Ilandelablad afti ft that by a decree of the 2-trd Match Iset, the King has authorised th ofit railway from Amsterdam to the Haider, with it Wal k from Castricum Haarlem. USRMAN RAILWAYS.—The followings taken kg., official return or the general teethe on German railvrays On Me 3lst Deannber, Ill:, there were 40 ham or trench W e , ft ft to cinuldion in the German states (compnaing Austria, total length of railway of 592 German mile., is. about 2,400 E ft Z tt. Of these hoes, nine exceed in length 9U English mil a pa...engem conveyed bt there Wrg, 14114 C ralirari 1 6 ,75; of fluor, M 05,400 on the Haden Wm, icon mannslns Friburv. 2,150,000 on Mt lines departing from %tenna ; 1,900,00 p Bassrion and 01100 line.; 1,284,000 on the lines stoning frost 'W . lin, he. The transport of goods amounted to 1,591,097 tom ; t 4„. aggregate receipts were 2,49,2331., of whirl, 560,00t0. for the tr y port of nterehandee. In 1015, the total receipts did not esteed 1,440,01 V., and the number of powergers woe only Winn n This shows an increased triadic ut about 40 per ann. to favour a nu orb is rarity to be attributed to the termination of r a mi e of it's lines. —Journal des Ikea.. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET.. COTiON.—Lteraroot., Aram 17.—The ;terra/ state of the en, market had ado pre sing egret on the market today, and p r jp h m. want • little, less business being st the mine time done. The o d e Ince 4,00 u bales, 000 on Ppeculation. Priors t New Orleans, Ti ; Bowed Georgia, 13 to 7 ; Sunda, 4 to 54. Km. ..mu, Arm. 17. - The market both for cotton gooth esl yarm csoitinuee in a very perplexing and umatedactory Ittxte, Too Hibernia has brought over a goof many buyers for the Unite, gi st . and it to uudeistood that the demand for bli's grey aod steno printing moths, and other primers of a medium and higher qmlth... It considerable; but a grout miwilloniness is manife s t e d to tardy, prices required, and which would he commensurate a sh ta s o t, WWI upon the raw material. As much as &I. per piece %no L. inch 72', printing cloth (0 lb. 2 in.) in advance of what they had old at • week ago was retitled by one house today, and it on said that to. extra Pd per piece would scarcely be renioncratre. The order. the Hibernia are sonata tory in one point of item, as m oo ,* too Wore...lion commonly entertained that any trait unrest n o America most necesearily be confined to 12w beat description of dog, such as 72 and &I reed, these orders being nearly all °outlaw/ n cloths of a medium quality. Many mill-owners expires a deteralm. Lion to close their mills altogether, both in Manchester and the o n . rounding districts, no intention much to be regretted, since i t tow greatly •uanient the already wiaely-spread thstress aw n , t o t Operant claws. w(giLLEN..—Lonna, Aram 17.—There was only • thin uteal. soot of merclouits at our cloth Mine to-day, not th e he,t,xr dram scarcely equalled that of last market day. The goods rnmipshy demand were envoi-dyed blues and wonted b a ks of los quality, wit• • sprinkling of goer good. in vaned colour., such as ri clarets, dahliy Ac. Nu alteration can be reps:lW as top rice fle s gneas, . lIA RDWARE.—Blicialo oil an, At OIL le,.—ate usual, &ler quieter. day, there is acon.sidenible flub ol °niers, thinly for the home trade; those couidst mostly of articles included in the lighter branch., of oar mo s oLseturni, and for shish there is usually an illere.atel de nn doting the present and lector three succenhint months. In the trade., businera without being titasulutely bri.k, is . t o t ees bl y oteoit , much so us to give either the manufacturers or &hues little Mose fur cornolatut ; in short, there are comparatively few preemie out of employment. The gun bade coutlious good; nod at th e of r oto. boons, both in this town and district, there ..re abundant indications of the continunl prosperity of that brooch of industry. BREAD, Aram 17.—The prices of wheaten bread m the metropoli s are from Std. to 10d.; household ditto. ed. to 94. per db.. Lod. MEAT.—Nswoars AND Li:U..IIII4U, Aeon. 17.—p i i ins I k e Dutton, and Loeb mold freely at full prim.. to other knots oi moot comparsUvely little was doing :—Beef, fr om 2'. lOU to 3s. td.• Mutton, 3s. Rd. 4s. 94.; Louts, 3s. 2d. to Gs. 24.; kr.l, o's Is. 10d. ; and Pork, 4. Itld. to St. per Ribs. by the raresse. VlSH.—Btrussosoars. APhIL —TLIrb AM, 11*. to 135.; Begi o , 2s. Gd. to 4s. 3d. ; rod Fish, 2.. to 7s. ; Ilwiducks 04. to 1•41; Whitings, 44. to Rd. ; and Lobsters, 10. to Jo. each ; e &I is 3s. 3d. per pair ; FAIN 44. to Is., end Crimped Skate. 9d. to 191, pm lb. ; Mackerel, Itto. to 24, per 100 ; Matt Fish, 24. to BC per It SI3IPPING INTELLIGENCIL—Man4. •• ors. las. ...I au. Penne ..• I.• nonue . .0 'o ;0 K ee l. messier! .. 2 I readers . . • aostbasapon 11' Home Wet D... 1 0 I Mem . 0 • 0,712..a.a.w. ialoacier ■ 070•717. lion. 0 Lebo@ April le:0 Mace sad 10 nesse • IWO Ilenbeimg . . 0 Keener.. . Kellen 2102.1 i. G.V.,61.111, Aran, le. Arrieni: sir Edward Banks, Orgy; Mountaineer, Hambro' ; Frederick Wilhelmine, Swint:urn; Jaws. Frederica, Denmark; Verwatchtng, ILirlingen ; Appoline, Jamas; Caroline. Jamaica; tlylD6 , Ltarbadoes ; Active, Denmark; Mn Sea, Cuba; DependeLL Oldersum; William, Gottcnburg C.ty of Bram darn, Rotterdani ; Rachel, Pahnore ; Ranger, Harlingen; sum, Leer; Margaret, Ancona; Anne Margaretta, Korepreen, Ndin, Boulogne; Belfast, alai.; Itounhow, Rotterdam; Coarbe, ew York; Mercur, Rostock; D.pine nueleskamil, Swedes; Ild. lone, Grave:inck —Sailed : Marquis of Lansdowne, Cade; Nary Caroline, St. John'.; ( ity of London. BoUerdum; Giraffe, Roam dem ; Triton, Ostend; Countess of Lonsdale, Numbs.,'; CoLingbata, ktickibucto ; Semiramis, Hermosa; Marne, (Sakti,; Marearrth., Christmasand ; Bullfinch, Petersburg; Henrietta, Memel; Gams, Sydney; Deem* Lisbon; Victoria, New York; Antigua; lord 1. Ruined Harlingen; If one.allo, Ilambro' ; Trees, Mend; Ai Moue, Memel; Brahmin, Bombay; John King. Barad Ana Quebec; Batavier, Rotterd .m ; Prinoew Victoria, Aatweip; Qty af Boulogne, Boulogne; Earl of Liverpool, ; James Wen, Ram John Seolield, (ocher; Marquis Bute, Charente; Friends, &SM. dam ; Lord J. Russell, Harlingen ; Avon, Quebec; Oiteallsr, Havanna. 1..1 7 1;ir0 or s Aran. I7.—Arrived: Mobile; lkba Walker, Boston; Taman Brocklebank, Wbitehaven ; Itaakia, bile; Glasgow, Savannah; Rover, New York; Dolphin, and Joh& Jehrmann, . Nailed : Concordia, Pernau ; goodstalk, Quebec; Boyket, Bordeaux; Tay and Tees Parket, Aram; Palmyra, Ghent; Jewess, Gaspe and Brazils; Adniiral Itobrnok' Cnortzdt. John, Quebec; Aan &Wang Bombay; Catherine, Harmatie, Ellas Mills, and Elizabeth, Riga; Janina, Perna.; J. N. Williams, Nor. folk, V. A.; Patine, and Aletoka, New York; Hope, and E. Perkier, New Orleans; tilirabeth, and Ludolph Th, odor., Nam, North Ash, Lisbon; Lord Losedoch, ; I'll Try, Harlingen; rem Imrdt ; lock Lomond, tuieutia; Jacinto, Barcelona: Jane, Am werp ; Clara Dorothea, Amsterdam; Alida, and Rosebud, Adam Lodge, New York; Can/lire, Annabel., and S4ua, Nam; Traveller, and Flora, Newfoundland; Carmeneita, Habana; Trawl, Crommadt ; Akbar, Boston ; Candidate, Ancona; Industry, hi. Pram burg; Hibernia, Revel. [Advertisement.] —HOLLOWA Y'S PILLS AND OuR• MLA T.—RN EXTRAORDINARY EVlLL — Edward %bite, real* dlla 45, Clement's...an., dtrand, was an Indoor patient et Kiie. Qr. Hosmtal for an abscess in the thigh and a wound nine inches keg ■ the same limb. lie could neither bead his knee our put We hot le the ground. He remained at the himpital gm month. in bed, elim he was informed that nothing more could be done for him ;" be ma then carried to his home, and commenced ming the above junks* medicines. He I. now, to the a4onishment of Corry one, cured, and can walk r well so he ever could in We tate,--5017;73 retailers of niedligne, and at I•rofessor Holloway'. kitablishmest, fik Strand, London. NI KTMO. ILPolll%—bpril IS, at 11, Soetaaeptoa.terrece. tilibeloa, 11n. MIL Alport.e(••••• ANCELL.--Apell 13. Ma W. Aber lL of Mateo, or dank*, blLACHtiltOrr —Apnl 11, at I:utopia-place, K. 11. Measberoft, of thimble, SKI WElL—April IS. Me wife of W. M Bridger, Pp.. of a au. C.AIII•KAIMILAprII tbe of It U ewe, Mut swesewt, of W ret. etre., Plasitaryei cos. of s da • CUT.:44Zi Lei.. of • daughter, which no tired al) • few Ithen CIL• CFI.: IID —April 14. Mn. C. Cri.toord, Ca fa , rwrll•grore, of • sea DtC/Ll./411.—Agri 11, Om 0w1... lio•••• • f .. 0 .. NDO Allifo.—A pit 111. u Naaboros, Cetherfoo, the wife of Il L. 'A ward., Req.. of • &Woe , FAlLYZO.—april 11, at llehf,4l Cottle. Kest 's& town, the wile of LG. Palmer, hp., of a ewe. 110110L—Apal IS, at Coley. park, the wife of J Xoffek, ley., of • °Lotto,' —Aorl.l 0. at Teat.), the wit* of C. Colliam. Zak_ of • illaolthtm Ps tf L.—opeU N, the wife al N. J. AL Paoli tOraberwoO Homo mrl.4 a. da•glofer. 1411/101 , ONE —April If, at 13, Loyd pane, the ord. of /4.lleatbearr, of • eta. etl.l Woo _ 67ANLET.—Apt1114, aalmam. Orr, 31, , ualjoy.aatare, DatAK tfa Ina, 03. Wale', Lc. of a as and heir. WALLEN.—ApeII 13, at E.a.l tuna Blackfriara, Kn. A. Wain, s amens,. MAIMIAOES. ... BORLASE—COPELAND Is, at Itt. Puma, by tha Rev. W.l. copetatt, B D.. Iftlhar el bratty College, Oxford, P. Aware, Wry, .l Ceara Kurseek,Oonwrall, Wary Attar, daughter of tho late W. Wp. lambi. bag , BIN • 181a—IIAT ISKSBY.—ApriI 11, at West bery• a lan .Trlat, by the Eight Wee. the Lord Wallop el Ohweewer aM HI tool. thr Ilet H. ti Baum ite• of 14 Chevaher !Wawa, his Palma. ritually . * Knower at the Cava of W. James% to Mae Mammary. daughter of A. U. 11. Patteraby, tap. of Sawed _ _ OOTTOX—STONIX.—ApeII IS, at Isompeoao. Loa.bboroogh, y tbo id" ye. Deas of &taw. tbo Mac I, J. Com., to utsobete abash ter et J.... atom, Mob. DMisIiVISX—THISTLZTHIVATTIL—AprtI IS. at Seathekk, by 11. Boy. X. C. Do Cr. wird Major C. Maaaset., 4.1.4 /.4.1 11.0 1 . 01 .• to Lora, aaval.,er of T. Tlustldboray to, 1.4.. of boo.bwiel part. IMlMlL&X—ohter.x.—epell 11, at OK Morgob, bioanobery, II ?N tag , N. Rosa, to kb.. leant oaaabtor of Ms Imo W.P.ex" Sob.. of Henrietta a , res. lieva•mrkk abeam OILLIM D EMS-1310.) We E —.Apts. IS. at et. Prost, by Ur Voce/1W dense, W P. 01.11.taben. to Aged, daaabwr SI W. A. of SI. kamell.l altaroy•obaaro. 011.&XS—JeADDIIN.—Apre 11, Yarebaa, by Ile father of tea Mee Ile A... J. W. Wane, X A., of Worda..... Iludlerte, 11, to LUC Wee Ilababtar of the Row. W. bladd.s. II A.. el Earehata. Horrea—HoLitiss.—April 13,u Itodeuball, by the lar. T. limbs. tM My. L. A hopper. uf eatosos. to Made..., lota Per. J. Ilehero, of Oteetty Nall. Norton. LAXE—TODTZT.—AprfI 11. at Mateo Latatelay• y.. Iles. W. W 1... 4 . Mee , "Y., of Lir." . A lia.bas, tidost dauglder of T. Tv..l. of Yloge Lanky. PAIMIKTOX—JXYroOff.—ApeII IS. at Itytoa, T. reILMIIIL ILL. 4 11...... bbaaa, to B. X. Jaws, alto. of Mt late J. Walker, I*, " use plate. 11111111—allITIL—Apell It, as Ilas Sabay, Pads, XIX". to Maw MM. Mee AreidoOo Koalas, T. 1115,110, , at Loals, Whhentert NJ. Italia, Wu .0 Wmloya•wo Her. 001 KUSST—atTl7oll.—April 15,0 Su thorrth, IdaarretwpNLOWL P. 0. Beareliet Collatreaa• 0.5,55,1. /Mersa Ans. Kaalhisellw st oleo Lao J. Mynas. 110 .0 lialsom. THIWMAN—JaFFILUTIL—ApiII le, at 10 0 700 b. by Woes, Y.A. A. Traumata of Quetta'. C 1•100. utotertera ee• oat, eau of We law 1410 fleu. Treinma, 0 the blattres owl. le WM dawirys of 0 Jelfreys. Ilea . 000001 Mole, Ceraur.. VI VLAN-001.07•01).—apnl IL at 5.00., by the PM H. H. Vltlea, .Awl so. of J. H. VlOO, Wu.. M P.. Jeolo Dab7ople, alien 4.151.. of A theidard. Feu., d The Law. WM. WAMJSUITON—IIITCHSLL —ApOl 01, at Chatham, by tbe ge. 0 Na,sh Ltrut. J Warburton. of 151 IMO Royal Balk., 14 amtabler of lam. 10000, of tbe was pr e.. - - -- DI4TIII. Mad 76 AErtl 14, Mr. I. We., water, at 7. Shhopaple.tvert MOIL BALLT.—ApaII U, Hr. J. 84117, of IllaraCo Hall, .11 11 7, buret, and 17. BAIEWELL.—ApriI 11, at H•111,13.d.F B Salve 0, olden sad r.O. £B4 4fatenWc4 lortare, Haeppwead. B(e4 /11., STON.—April 11, at Staaltor, place, Hyde pool, latl,ll l l 401 D ' Hartaajsa., Rao., mot .6. Ü BT —April 13, Tltchaell. Km Why. .044.4 of the late C• 0 - Wa l f. ageel6. COTLAND.—AprII 11,617. 14046616 feet, U 1616,616 111isalletb 611101. art eat daughter duo W.. W. Ceplaatl, &h., al C1.p4143 Mr/ 11 . COUDI.I74.—A grit IC 44 Stamford. Wm 6 Crtutua DAY.—AprIl IC at ratiltasa egoism, Chelan, 1166 IL DoT, law of Gorr age sape, 11111th alf 11,41 Whisanbe-116/, Both, A Barret SW , .W WWW. ' Ritarttlatp.nlBl/61. A la a . Hurry, Log, of C 4 1 , apar ., ..11 . tta .. DA ' 1.1 C 11,16.11 5 1141 661 of W Whip, 11.6., Imo at n4 .44..16 HULAS.—Airy IC at Crow stmt. CMaalre, /43107. 4.144 Pi the b." . WWlros, egad 76. LSE —Aprh 14. at I.lnalaW Roam, Crampon, Idatearsere, T. 141, M. Vat 14. LYDE.—Apall 11, limy Jame , the oaly 6aaghter et Cap, 374, . 7 " nib* Old tleomptom, Wad W. 111600111 C el Y.—April 11,14.04. yososew daughter of 14 late J. 161116 (44., d Yeaatalleatroacklaacbustr, •611 tehet of W. IteroorrhT ti 1100111.—Lpfd 17. attar swan aad pertracted 4314)441. Jar liar log.. Auk mos of tag Iwo Samuel Woody. hag., of 4141•Www.^. 2011 . 116611 7, W Jampremlbla virf et berees•Ot 61186. PAMMUILL —Aptl IC at Ism.= Loft., 871411aw11111. WlMlCr—lrgrll 11, at Qom Mast. itellak. Leek. 31. ram , ^IM ot %bet LL o. w. P 8 88. Sas a8(111.1, 84 3)444. 110/1111111.—, If, as NW Nem, kathio, GM. 11611 016 W g ' 46 " 6"l at the kw I . UNalru. log , to. koala, 8(N41. /11187111 TS —Apttl 13, at Gmatierd Nom. 1.1460111, 16 1 1 W.' T. grarA it A , of St. /Ury's, Stanford, and of Illarlaolwrom Sta., awl w MT IS, at 1 arkll , 161111aa Atkin .411eehalla* of the lam J. T Sewer, 1/e61.1• tle• 111t11 lteglneat of ton. p p SPAlll.—Apnl 1., at 1184.16 a aarraeo, Wax Carroo, Otthedac tho Woo Cup U. Simla, yet 37 11 , 11 ....... 1T//-6 " 64 1... 11 11, at e fl tb. tolw ,.. Pr u te , ,.lla .. terl . r .;. 4lW WlLLlAll6.—aprll 14, 1- wail.... Wsl , of 1.4 ' M. ' 1 1 64 81. ”eg meat irtelel eve PelMabel Jettea ** Pl* N. agla la the pease ei lit and.. ia the Cal a Laaaa. Vr deco K llama Bauman, eel 'test. la lataltereatre, to the el Welietriets. la llte My a/ Wales. Oaletld lladdittea anti le, NU, (noon, No. 13. Melothers —Mr. E. Buller. chairman; Sir B. Philips, Lail Brooke, Mr. 11.yer, !Ir. J. H. Vivian.— Hill before thew —Mt. 'ostrich unit Bury M. &hound'. :eztension to V .rmouth)). IS. 1 oweotoft Ituilway and Harbour (+lteration near Needham). GO. Norfolk (bunch from Wrroondhain to the Norwich P.Mendon of the Ipswich and Bury Pe. Edmund's hallwa)), Sca., near 'Wei). 79. Nor. folk (Yarmouth hatenrion from the Station) Norfolk (Thetford to Lowe-ton itadway, Mc., with • Brunch to Haleawortb). Committee to Men on lluinday, April 29, at 12 o'clock. Csour, No. 22.--A/embers. --Mr. Bernal, chairman; Lord C. Fitzroy, Mr. Cluistooher, Sir J. Mrfaggait, Sir J. T. Tyrrell —mar Beier bloom-233. Newport, Abermwenny, and Hereford Deviations. { as. Newport. Abergareuny, and Hereford levenaion to Tiff Vale Railway). 419. Gloucester and Hereford aid Canal Porch/me. Com mittee to meet on Thursday, April 29, at h ilf.past twelve o'clork. [llse &fleet committees on the groups of Irish railway bills, 41, 42, and 43, will mart in the week commencing Monday, 3rd Mar, inst ead of that cominenclog Monday. Slot May!. Ponat No. 4.—,Committzeo on groups Nos. 7, 25, 31, 40, 42, 43, and 49, will be selected from this panel; members will be required to be in attendance during the week commeueing Monday, 3rd May]. Mr. Ackers, Sir T. 1) Arland, Vimount Alford Mr. Bramston, Mr. or Broadtiod, Mr. C. Bruce, Mr. Burroughes. lion. S. Carnegie, Mr. Christie, Iced A. Churchill, Viscount Clive, Sir T. E. Colebrooke, tail. Comity, Mr. Crippo, Mr. Cartel., Mr. Da.hirood, Mr. S. Doris, Mr. 'Brett. Sir J. Duckworth, Viaeount DUAtiIIIIIOII, Mr. M. Gaskill, Lord Gromenor, L,rl C. ILimiltoo, Mr. II rman, Lord llottuon, Hom F. Lamellas, Sir C. Lemon, Lord C. kenos, Mr. Leone, Mr. T. Main. woriog Mr. Marshall, Mr C. Morgan, Mr. Morris, Mr. Munn., Ltd. 1 More, Mr. J. Neeld, Vimount Newpoirt, Mr. M. Philippe, Sir R. fagot, lion. C. F. Formally, Mr. Prothene, lord C. Rusted, Wood Held, Mr. !lepton, Lord Seymour, Right Hon. P. Shaw Hon. P. Tolle. noche, Mr. lomime, Mr .1. Trollope, ROT. Trowbri dge, Mr. l'uraor, Hon. T. 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