The Express. — London, England, 1850-08-08 00:00:00

)r Court. osSORNI, Ara. 7. - ere PA! re whited early We monis( ,„ It" Frisco of Wales. the Ptias. a ,ms,rs :he royal Swift walked sal et •r • Seise tl. birthday of Peace Alfred grIT•11 by her lideisety sod trine of tee royal acablielesst. the wren. ell spar the erste at Osheraa. Wadies. sad tip lima of oho riff ..csiseli Avesishi , , dad the ereorated win l.r.sadhstr a; -•e•rante At the.. O'clock fibs T . '1 for 300. was serried is prows tater of the Royal ]heists wed ry the royal served* sad eseiver, prerioselzpeepared, sad Mr. Tows.-d. her Aeleetre ante% •• i Rilesto countered then disarm. • t ie. a tt.. Priam Albert.vekh all the, urtrie4 by his Serum B photo Prima ▪ Coat; de MessJoviereailly, wad . l' •seLy, ard attradsa by the lairs. h proeveded iron Me hennas' r prepared sad 'kited the dillianC , • • r Comer Mr. Toward punned no • • era •• ILe Prime," deal " Ilaysi ;" whisk were hart* ye • ti r•aaaesaml, sad the Unreels., .nerd sad employed the • .! CM --Clieket. quasi. finflieg, H..., lutedie me*, maple, NH •-nrnsd sad treaded nib. behhiwir is oval toe Nish lambi* nn us, leap tr g, wlorlier hareem . .see, seethes sad aswisiiisp whipping thiensakey. At sorra . a Priam vet, wide ti. ro.• had gPeseed Lgill annsd • v tt• roam wYsM Cos theiwousel. ' • lobbed. aterulded. It Will • t.,t high *tile and *emcee, se sp. abled wad nest imorktals. Sexy C...lemas Oaths teak ken si M.phaers Prune Albert, sad • •!. LNid,w , • I.:, isT et t r bt; 101 the bears, !,ary y 'leaded lig Lady A ester? octal's. Ber t - .).,ct•tos Glosslnn the *vet,- . •rimend Park. ..:t tows lasterday mornieg L•:arrd in tows lad eTetirg from • a..' . t:ar a. : T.red yesterday at the Colonial .l ts. %Apo al lived EGpe &ad St. sir.: off last erasing from tbe r nen ef Ilai.a. — Ceylon, tag r thy L rd HI C 01111111 . 211101111 T 01 I:ELAND. Drasai. Aram 7. Yr-LIGHT CONFERENCE. a toe Isamu Osnierenee to •.. :..:a h&c bees so keg dirtcted is so ;Esc. yesterday is the City Amen wittdanoe on the occasion was ._rrr tew looslitise of may note it ai et*. not be eeesiderrd as repro . r •s " represestative " could be • ...br Assent:Ey. At the c,mnterce .......Le:* • discussion took plus upon inenoed by the preparatory econ ;.-esi rirsild be rzelvded from thar .; was s'ointeely detonated that .•• _ I.:relatives lei the present as t : that reprters would sot he ed • . meeang which should close • sten that is the mean time the • > .-e 6 ... prepare an abstract of the daily pro . • I.•_yetir in the swimmers. The follow : Lr......garett or the abstract which appears a Freeman . to, matior. of Mr J. M. Cantwell, wended by Mt. • • - .4r was takes by Dr. M'lnight, of the • • -• sod the Rev. Mt. 0. Ahem Seers R.v. Az. Dahaia, greehyaress _ 112 m. Osdiread, wove appointed mer► u r ur r A"er some deerawios os roads* J . .re ntfer•ser rwrded to the emesineralos tits • _• ?tow •••• roaster,. no That paragraph of the .7..7 was sews tr) sad was as follows: . the ~• missim @hali be gives the peeper • • -•. tee.: t.i.eu by a take valuation, sad that the eer eta.- a.. 1 oe givre to the land ord, cusps .• m•e,t.rei w•d• edema, i.terestr, be here marts: • Pat. LeSt desisted CUMOoLf is %vow tit —s*ty ve.us - usu.-111t. Lama said the preps, osey • m 7 r 1l adamesi the preempt, of valuate*, wavisig as.sersd wrete el it should be tompaisvry se apt.— .. e Jima e:Lt d that is or the vote ofiti wlo IC Lo311:01s scesparry oa.catioll. Ain. Mr he:. st)eed tb kdowieg amendosest u stir, tesast taidats had tarourhsent Inland I have Warm: Used rat a fair valustiot., ereept were '6,076, WAR OZU 11# la:crests at Ilertlacita Mc ' —Mr. J. F Ms,.ure (0: CA t. said that it wet of • .bowtaae• tr.at tag Moak 110111 s CO • Ucatti • .I.•• lOU whets.r sr tot they etosid afBres the .. warm. ii. ham seep ite.. what the feel _. _. -ob.& of L.ade sad Camse,as were on the 7, .y wi.a.d aaeat sad sours • 1./EL—Kt. J -mei r• • I. Th-.1:1 • embed to know ire's the .et•te 7. :.0 c.rl: it 7to pnthiple of 'alumina was wised ..-a C• 67. ban , htei o!" It is eletsialy.")--nle C*.sat - ets said he ears hula a die • r. ••.r.i . .ese ea. Laroosderry, mad I. teethed to to. of - .hos, whom be Cease to tepee : :., • .1:6.1111at • ec us- get:edemas, aril all • . se - Mlle LOA siettrii, to lead the are of each :Ls see let a swiss ail roonweststime. (Rem Se Lasau emu lure to lora say law otter •:-• out he Lome this mareasest awes for ail, h• get:mass eh .sold avoid the use el bagmen Stat .• :tea term.-r. 1 .1. re the referees, geserstly, s —Mr. Sue Lake sward the . T• RN eleetiowettis thaw that propelled by • :It led.: •• n.. 1 a fair vabietros d rat sewers • t 6 / 6 61.1 LL Irmialiff U sudispewable." Time Rev. . o. WIWI* CO ectat Mr. Woe's towlottoa, • I.r* easiAt tor ez.e.ing inworess —The Curt .... revels i.e is it. smeared fora, sad it •••-•: , rou.e sad ..411 applame. The snood • ••t 4. 'Jo MCJOL was NZ! lOW. It ens r faros : :art aft. sot be disturbed is hie pernsiote , pre tilt rest filed by the proposed • • ;It p.,med that a clams should be Mao . .7 14.• etterden ti.. proeidiag that d a laadlord OR • : e 10 5116006, should be nuovershle tros hies - Me Wheat 'Weald be entitled to a redaction 7., • ie. aropertice so that the. The Rev,/ maw Red . • • eta ow, tt,apki they ought io consider how perfect lota of the hi.: woe:: sot be dangerous • ..:7•• a the *LW* The Rev. Mr. M'Aieer 7: • tame eromins, ean•aderiag that there was a lath •' gusher a swamies sad eSsesorght if they • .7 :..se may, yule if they isetaisd fixity al tome • et.deager the shale. After soMe diszimiss, ree pet the touters us the whip.ice d reseimiss . .• 11.4.aw5, shim was weldaassiseimely 7 k MUM ski: wit be disturbed is his psesseriem une goys the ma • lad Icy the sespeeed ker. Tre :Les read leseierta Ns h. r &hoes : " That the • :A. he at Lbw; is wp kr sitestst i with ite rale. r the eafwat learkw.ehlee."—The it., Hr. Itugsre !..roved that the peoposi•ses should is the Wields/ " ?het the UMW& should !i.e. • eigis to soli his sib eh asieste. tbe lupins snakes • mew disuses tin Clarissa pat tit que•uos, as the •-•• .i.uf the ressistios is this Ism, much was sarried 4.- - .. 11.'4 Ck.inssa this nod tee f:on.11 wa rt • •tt..t. was as kllow. • Test when the rest bas Item • ••• vstastass., as net snout the sand not shalt be •• By sap poems si Ism." Arta nee • O.A. it was airrisd sr.wansuttly. Tae aita .;.t. stick was as Winn •—" That Oahe et , ..rher therptereh. ends Its sesidend herwilter a w • ...1011 , 1 to be latr:-.dseri Isis pstlisasat " was i• e•thlet ssy disette•kat. TIP sixth mast .. was 1 .! 5,...1.44 walnut Shanties. It ins as leans:— • * . at • aisrostses to tao Lesiva to Übe bee We.- ` .-T.t. the turbot plesibis wild. the eswhisies N wt • 'ltd tweet mist serous. Er ask a as • • 9- sad tisprenseLt, IL manna the • ir of the quoin betwout !sadiard mod twartt." weft. t. ' hes o'sisok. tie eAlleretee adjosessd I &nee. The Cosferesee airentbiod Ot vt and the &air wee taken by kb. Jan Yeas& Ginhiesed, one of the seeretsriosi /sad • , igy hiss Kr. Sharma Crawford, lb. Oran . 1 • ,4 I. sad ether goadonew, *he armed *IV Ilvteatisa of tbe &bora of the Coakrevesa.—lha nee hoe me wind reestatiose nebosied •• -• • of these a rri ve d a t by the preiliaimey " thee proposed fee the emeeidesidida tuderesee the test of these reseketkoll. Z. L " •. hi I,,, tovra:—" 'last tba eqsitabki masall the teied•• lit tea dutiesies that wield rite !Le somas roam al esitiosties shirr paywiest of 'e• • iht.huatio 'Mil • mars to tie terser se would the woe put of the meetly.~ fa the ordinary sty outer %riser that required a like mount ',-• isiosetry„ risk. sad earetill."—Tha Rev. Jobs I ved that the int part of the slew ' •ta est.7,,ey had already ileseibed weremi, et barley a valuation, and if try u. .letteh, n might be and they were dvtatial • 1146 MILS he appoiabed. He Oleos/ he L the prised th a t i t wee west difficult lobs r ' est bone., ,it were adopted taw landlords •el a. am' some: it for if it was carried out the t "- • eist,ie ass get a einossiee--a rusk 'lash the id lift desire iif cestresplate. g I "nnii bel to wont the bellow*/ twaseminest es I • tU.• gut Me rental,. road by the emostsoy i—" That •• f.it, deviates, is • qeitiebie properties between 464'44 ' lat 16 .214 r vas cocas profit remeteass e fa the I..tt E.. t. • ~4 • 4' n L t. Ika‘, THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 8, 1880. ca%Ail LAM JJ. TILE BRITISH ASSOCIATION. Eseennrsoc Tromso. P itioniglorabis Wand wore need to-day is of Os gnaw Ia elbe usseseissi seen, iNa is seigrie, dineolos son ea dal indent of ne pertyge whew narked no ,roes id the poisdad if en %abater lOW b. aselligget Theitioeseeles atom is non SWIM din peuldsm of die sesociales ingteito) Maned_ anidiniosied substasge of a one slab kg lei easiord bs Nem Jules Qart skins, tbe et the involles el Istado behiste, sod li wend aspen. rat sglhf ennieges had nein dee 'Wee lees him indoesee shoalg econier A. junks ef bellow Onalleignis dr IMMO la plod* se die tank, Whir d Painless% lin G. sales ken gent ,lots to she isogonic Ye. ILEMIZIM dasta, that nit late A 211•11 1, Thoweeo, at Cilssimw, es be Met et Ike, had onettostod helieo pinion to belief plates, belleees Vida were breed it of Whit to eezty • real own the Polka sad eons Rail way; air did the foventio• of tliesimise lila with hies ewe ; it or teowebit to wale title prier w this period, when wet Od free w ors heti hies soil to form brava bellows terstree at ork% Six Quaint Parn.wr sill, that Mc fliepitenais bid Biala to the beauties of Oros girders. obsess anti m ar e r l !area O 111111911 hm he his claim te the WI die bridge. He bad sees hi ant few thigh was rejoined by the adeinky fir he mot allediag "see Mgr her the tool - of the Shaft. Illa aro irks Inn sr* owl tubes, baths spier • phial is tin Ikeassis Bak thumb which the road would per. He biloo.d that up to tbh time as adea had bees brawl WS a tibial( bills*. Tie men sop was the reetaagaler fink whit wee sheet to he We bet, by the imphiessite of Farhat.. Re thought that the par ticular hen wee thee to Fairtairn, *bile be believed tha or ipsal idea of the tubular kedge to be due la Iltegkesses. SW D. Datbreraa caseeved, that if shahs. whoa he seas to bare dine, that the ipwdos of the girdle wee the breorila of the tabular bridr, this is arr. Walled blew that, lint sea teishope of • hat bog wee ee hush a taireops as that of Lost Hoare* tree the invention wen due to Morphemics. Be did stark, however, tart 13...• phonate had elainicd too mush ; and the risk was, he would en reedit for les than was hie due. Sir C. PAOLI* eversidered ebat the keiguilleaat bridge over the War, se which Bit 1). Brewster rehash, wee a tribe. He wee siteithalindisg afraid that Mr. florpharios um bays pupa at t-e Bute, and might I. einsepercor I get audit kr isle t h an he wee is bh opiates untitled to. Dr. bauhramir remarked that If the khan arising out et the osablimary toeshimg this i f beers= ilt.pbro sea and tabbairs ware to he robed on, he evrially did shish that Utopianism had shesoded his claim Imo far. It did ap pear to his (Tile. Rotuma) that up to • late pa. riod Mr. Seephenson bad so itl,• at all of any ober than she triad, forte, and that the resistaies to • em presses, fares bad net yet entered his Naiad. Hill idea al susillary shim . aseined to ii dicate as Rauch. The proud hot. idea al a =baler bear at the time be (*newly al Tee ~sraottortu ROTAL 'ironed his peat tette that $ oastrowasey et this Lad bad boon admitted ism the British ilnotoiotion. He prow ton wriest all dlstossions of this kind. me being foreign to no (injects, oad talosisaid in so taeU drpos to &nub tar hares.ay of Joan bar D. Bizerevnit being he= boldly told when is France that the idea of the =baler bridge had boos steles by the Rupiah, he fah bound to hie cruntrystes from ruck at allegsbed. Hs did set see why the diesumeas could sat be useductied in kinebsem sad with the dimple idea at deter- I mining the teeth. He could sot cympstkise with th e ABITODOIMI Royal is his _prose= aganst such fiareasions mine ester= apes in the British Ausclatios. Her the Cieliabialil wen likely to lacunae so warm that Dr. Rabinsoa, the President of the Section, brought than to a =.e, math to the regret of many present. In the chemical motion the het paper read was one by Yr. Donald Campbell '• On the esti= of the soap test upon water containing a salt of magnesia o•.1y, a= likewise upon water mouthing a salt of magnesia and a salt of lime. Tee scat paper wee by Problem Reamed sad Yeekker. It was an =testingly ieteruning eummeniestion is ri foreute to the singular =micas 'bath have oenerted is the very beautiful mos= or &dean mislead pavement die =vend a year ago at Cirencester. Fn in their amount it app-ased that the Rosa= W.T• in the custom at preparing a beastiesl ruby glen, Yeti= they coloured with the re • =As of eoppir, iseetly as is ass is the ballet cathi dial slimes of the puma= day. They were, however, at:Le o:mast= with the applisetio• of gold to prods= a ruby red. It is worth the attention of thaw intenced is staining Om windows, Which an sow so popular, to notice that the rail red copper gleans are :title to beanie grata after lung ga p:rare to the atmosphere. la the etreaceiter payemest a head of Flora occurs, with a wreath of great 1-ayes, sad, in additau, with craw ft-wen. AU the other column hansonarid mw: beautitully, b..t the green Bidelrl de =eyed the savers of the mosaic. Professor Voeieker however, dboovered that the diwerr bad been originally red, sad bad only become gn , t, in co= quer= of the red =its of trapper b: . 11,g =saw d, by the action of the air ea eft= a., it daring contazies, Into the green earbdeete, better known to Oar readers se verdigris. This paper, whirl. =- at= much interne, was illustrated by In , a=tiar dray lags of hall size and of gnat besaty, reprises:ire the pavement as it wee disiovertd. A paper was also read :a this restion by Dr. Giorgi: Wilson, etudes that he had establish= tams sestibly the prawn= of the Utmost of finariee is blood and mile. The other papers read do act all for marked notice. la the Natarai Hietory Beciet • paper was read by Dr. Hugh Clechorn, =the yews eio.b, the hrodsse of Bobiberia Pines. la towestipatiag this peesliar structure, the Aryl thug t h a t mig h t ohm= the pe•ple was, that it wee the prodoes of a armies of netts. The first mention he build I fee it was it 16115, afterwards is a history of Jags., 10•41 by the great bomb= Themberg. The pleat occurred in India and Chime, and a coarse oink was made from it for the summer dross of the poorer flames, while a meet Auer was mad. for the nes of the tilt. s paper was read b% Pro. fewer Forbes—" Oo tte ereastent for the Phyaieal Caws,- tioa el Double San, chdaosti trona me theory of Probabili ties." la Ida station Mx. Nsynnith also rani a paper "Oa WI Law Sat!sae." There were no pipers of any /linnet is the Shan:kW pettish, with the (=tripe of ow by Dr. Strang, Clamors , Lip of G:ssysw, oa the ream wines node by that city is mutation, wea lth and ortmaiercie. In tae Genegied Seek. • amber of pawn wen red, and, sannipt ortiora. moo by Mc Hugh MiLer, on canna extraordinary pecultaritin at structure as the wee arising ortioxii, whits dreg forth wean commendatioe from Sir Rodarick Murelthica and Preferor Sedirtrieh, is its important bearings spa gen .gic truth, both of wheat sine took ineasioa to rider to disunion rendered to geology by Ale. !Rider, partiadorly is efiaseziat with the old red and stone. _ . . TM business a the SOCUOSI may Its mei to Mee Mislaid toetay, as oaly one o: two papers emote to he read to =Or me (Wedairday) in the Swaim's' sag latrine Leticia SaeMao, of ao general IMMO. THE MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS. CHEAP RAILWAY TRAVELLING. MANCHESTER, Aro. 7. If the London and North Western Itailwsy Com they was blameable in its earlier days for high fares and the 'warn accommodation it iffordtd the public, its present ' policy asp be coceideral libel* in some reveals, if not in • The ezosediegly low rates at which holiday people sad the Dual.* tourists are accommodated with ezearsions along the company's lines from Lk+ tin:re cf manufacture' are such as the public have mach reason to be grateful for. Every Saturday we have a train thru•eh Altriathas within a short walk el Thisbe= Park—far years past a favourite resort for the people of these du'tie's when seeking a day's reereation—whhh takes thowards of oar people to that delightful asighboathoed and beings thus back is dis tams of 113 alias) far 6d. Oar wateboasemea sad clerks, who have now • ►alf holithyrvery Saturday, sad thousands of sill operatives seder the new factory act, are and will be able so avail themsel►es of this trip, whisk loaves at kcilf-past two in the alteraon cod returns &beat nine is the ethaing. la twenty mutates they are than wafted into one of the most lovely distiets of Cheshire, jar bryted the regions of steam and smoke, for a sum which in the days of stegirthaithirg they would have had to give the good slier paying their fare. Railway snarls, of coon; do not seek to ha " yeasiewthared"thow. Sat there is semomy of time, as well as ad flossy, is Mess days of railwayisp, whisk so one should ksow Cense how to apkr.ciate was the inhabitant.' of a manatatitarisp t , es. A stip to pot a view of the fir-farad essarry of Wales a Mw Tian are sand sot be thoopht et by ay sum who Ind net semsniag Jim • peek's Uinta before him, seri them who mold spare the mosey for *soh ea midwashis" were, it: thousand. of ississer, &head by the wain eld time. The Maims of them crowded tows& sea sow, how-, veer. booms • Welsh testi" eisd see some of the /WO wit `the priacipality.d ha have bet • day la speme— aid that the Sabbath. Wiest the Ron Mad railway was opera • press is kis" &rose of some sad relaxants hem his crebtary magazine, might leave Manchester, or ems Lades, by the usaa two on Saturday Light, sad eine • set'lertable gasp fa the railway maims (if sot eseshisel be sot lows spelt the plan= at w - iik Ciseray by a aile at. slarbreali ea liamday mornieff, walk through the railway tats over the river. natio I thoseith the rotas et the eaeleat essetle sad raped the dila- sedated firmullestioai of the sewn, ascend Penman Bath to have a peep at the Great Oneetead tad the wiadiap of l the river Owasray is its Goons to the bish lea, thee take the sent vein to Bogor, greets& by ses Losheria— 'airtime the Masai lit•raiis tor a low aides to a sight el the suspension bridge sad Britannia tuber—each ea 010 of Snowil4n, make a Wittier on his way blob M selleeMilbb 'or a Wisdoms -at Careasethearte .elk es he emits, the castle, revisit Dupe spill by the epee& NA be is lowa aa liesday bV Ave Wile& palbeisculy redreshed to eentsea ii hastmet The satire distaste, would be 496 miles by WI be. Liaise sod4isok (or 9m boa lloachieter), 30 aims by it, ,ahead 13 we lb ea feet la this journey (sad it has beta easeitpleksd) the feseeowsy of tube is asasaiag, be. wider wegtfplelaws Wart ; bet the expense wee alibi a by to trip M the pot of the MOM. The 'ASA= sad North ' wagers Railway lastapay have dune Rug, however, to NOM fv•li this laet °bated', kw they have sow pm OWN of trips to leave Ilsashestw, sad ethos pats of the districts, ea Beterdays rebore ea Ma.. , b ealmillistait atOlt Itto postogoomog bs loam all tlio oray to Besiee and brew& beck, fee the trilby/ no if Mu. Lt wan be earmelettri, that with all the drumbeat whist wey be eascpcshd agalewt railway, Hod essapseemi whh the advaniecret, they as taw) that We I • hem to the 'UM Ilanitif Si • awn estreeedisary tharcater. - --••••• Thethip om Altus Towers say he issatiossel the aseelath fathathe of railway libaalfy. The Meth etelleadatuire Comayr7 haw thalmithel with Ike Lothian gad Nonh- Weems to apes cos .1 the lovelsw diarists to Cationr. share to the sigioratioa of sieseare esskirg transit. to wheat icy al tithe ask wawa, la an shiest. sad thtbssa lasealetrield to Atha Towers, thong t this, et eke Clarassat the Dove. Thu eirkat thaw back is h. . Lad, to narks the boss aseapiste, m the Hirt sf tas *weer of the magnifiewat sae wake ha tires sekibrity to Altos is theme later days, with a g athrsity trail noble, esserate to Ist the railway scoriae, ea Teesdale sod Tbaradays is every week, be shows through the awed= ant gardens. The perils, of the sued= (whisk is as sztansive pits la the ~is style of to a 4 wi th atiaerose towers and ransalse risks, above ft la pithathequo effect) shows to th• public death the sestrary, pietare-gallery, thassthatary, the thswing-rooth, wed shapoi. There are Girths et sal- Ideal interest Is any ass of these rooms thaw to nadir the Jamey to Alto& ass worthy of the tourist's salealies. The chief oblectsia the artheirey are its figures atheism wartime to fah math of erwithr e acid the g-eat variety of hapletheiate of warfare colleved hare if all ages and asthma. Taus an no less the 2d MIL saits of smear ad weapons is the at ninths period., buskin *put meth of whets, sad awash of artillery and the Mann iseplethathe of lathers waders. The wake of the rider* plury are smeared with girth of some of the first =aware of the Fkoreatiss, Lane, Vetheiss, leas t•arii, Caraosi, N•apolitaa, Othocsi, Spanish, French, ilewileh, Dutch, sad tiers= school.; which fora a very large and fine collectioe. Tie chapel is no sees or aathparsat portion of the Weikel iag. Ite crows, altars, and durum/the thane ate meth 'u have clot 32,09 th Ti. easten• atte•hod to the asasiaa rotary the bowels sad eloping aidea of a deep vale, which sweeps down, tress the principal moat of the thermos, to the nom bank of the rim Cher ast, sad firs of great 'stoat sad hasty; with terraces Yaw lag ohs above mother, leasthias, *MOW*. oothartraraime, sad Wapitis, is eadleis variety, and laid oat with exquisite taste. Whoa its stated that, brides the lye sad the present earl, Loudon had a head to d. wooing the For. dew, ant Purl to the archiver:rural decorations of the hoses, it nay be ethemived that they us thither al then unworthy of aunties ur wanting is searit. It is an itunanoe of the writhe of personal othafort ablate the motile eel sad owastase eathait to la order thus to ratify tie publieoliat at periods of ehe.year (as the Plusht) when they are rending at Ahab, thth allow their privacy be be sanded by parry ,ism pasty ,strangers passing through the drawing tooth, to lobelia • view of the chapel sad iamb et the 'slier:et. The insaticsa stand. on an ...theses ass nithlieg a hoe and curative, view of the earrcandiag c awry, including the ruin of a Norman carls (the *anent te!witaa Cattle et history), month goa •he e:ge of a leg; precithre overhaniriag the Met Cheerer, and a ethsiderable range of hill sad thooristrd meaty. Na wany =ilea further I up the railway, the tourist ham& view of the mai of Tutbury Castle (es. stor.bie as the purr he which Vary Queen of Sews sae tor um, therm sea her ), 24‘ led wood FJrcat, Croaden Ab b. y, and Wool :ea Hail (ahem fora tithe II the redeem, of Honwefes), sod ottwr theses of interest. Ths whole trip *steads to about 40 Ind. troth illtheneetes, sad the emu- I sleuth is taken then and back, se before stated, tor the ants of i.e shillings. There cis be no (ratios that the pelt's derive gnat ad venture Ivor these chess rim, slid that troll thew districts where one woos travelled 20 a•ls, from home is a lifetime, thousaada sow :Ake their summer eseursiws•, and erase b*ek to ttr ordinary routine of haiiirs* with toolingto of e.dastarablo teiiif, sod ash as: of *pints voLish they have loss bass shaman to. CLERICAL Bet. 0. H. livalop, to Kaytht'aSaltai• S., Haab, value 20il , pottoms, Queens' Culdbote, Res. W. D. Macray, to • easy:User, Kew Coarse, Otkrd. Be,. H. N.ulaad, to SL Ttozwa's C., Ardwick, Lanes- Auto. it, v. C. Parlor, to Minton V , Yorkshire, value 2501., with miasmal.; intros, Lord C oaasellor. liev, T. J. rt to rZt Peter's C., Prodwa. Loross.bire. R .v. J A. &Ott, tr Welt Trtktrl7 R., Rots, , ,pith re i.. rime ; patron, C B Ws ; l, IL • W. Wtau., to shaitord T., Barrel, vL:ac rosiderct worm, Lord Cheat:relict. _ 1 v. N. It attratose, U Bletchley C., Lsteastiro. B v. B. A. Prichard, to )la•eon B , die Gloucester and Bristol, saber 1841, sweat by Beath of B• v. llenry Wiatie p.tioas, Dan lad Chapter of Gloucester. VACI3iCIU. Barth-Beibir 1., Itaatioaarii - 7.3e, din. S.. A ; SU, with ru Maoe ; pet , Bah: •p of 8;. *sail ; Bev. D. Lewis, me. Ahersiat V. ir C , avil C , Carmaribehibire, di,. St. D.vid's ; value, 130., with resilleset ; pat., Make of Laws ; D Ltwic A.e'm V , Suffolk, III). Sly ; value, 2531., with rssid:nee ; pm., Earl Howe ; Bad. L Gamy, pr,ma. S. Paul P C., dio. Carst.r; value, ISO/. ; pit., G. Itaaseders, =-q.: Rev. R D.yier, dia. MaateseJrup o. B•mtora Grammar &lion:, Suffolk ; salary, 901, with multiuse; teetimuoials Odors Sept 19. eithase elms thitivaties. Mat hie heat have se athisery htimmem of the emdestomia eat ef bees pa Tided far. el sahib and bed Maw ammetesa snow if avetherretat heisrea kir the Isseses aatial his less vita sad eh eats thd thews Indian te the said. • whoa et the ova, Jaye bees *dash a tau the gale velar et its peedem." Tee Rea Mr. ZOOMS semadea tho ears& nest, Wirth he believed to be tisane ceestrthottive sae piths this the ee r iema alealatios. Mee. Mr. &dewed asked boar ease te meemmis t h e amesta et meta ea pads• eimmit Them am us registry area far the • la=. tad he tread that the pies 'Meted wosid lead llironPossoli at Pwilloy._ Kr. J. M. Cssartil was morel, es welt so the inanities eshositted b the era. edema et et the reveledea heveght ferwerd by Dr. 11•Leiget. and meted • meaty of eitjaaera. Mt. Lima ',plied, lad reed ea muse frets the week et Mr Minas, se to whet wee er make be deemed • far esisatios of VIOL He west& pester the hi/arias wad 11st. wbflk he'host __tbo *Maio a Dater ea ‘Mai MB well OS :—•• • east •s equitable v tltsa(]eai tot me *NM divide beta's t h e Madan' tad Masai the ath_psellis Nom, is the maim war es ►pre . 111 a the be divided heames perta is mil ether be& sea. where vas of dam it • mama , sad the ether the weal* espialitt the bar epos him the whole :irk.- Dr. II liaght add the eve perked/ ens" se tablature the smeadmeat jam mad ter tit at utak he bed kthetif pees& Alter masiderthis lad evesealta irmealer diem. lies. the Waimea pet tit cisatiee es Kr. Lessee eared. amt, es earth Math, sad miasmal* • dalioa lade, bees takes. he &alma Mr. Lerset &madams le be er as& The essimme this whaussed to tes Valeta this sseraMS. Bose Wahiawa' gives of the reor der et/ Mr. Robert the, the spat to Mr. Cassidy, of Monastroven, but they add little of importance to the facts airway towitioted. The unfortunate man was attacked by two somosies armed with pieta!, and -several shots would appear to haw been exchanged hempen tie victim and the murderers. He was finally despatched by blows from the butt of a pistol on big head. He is described an haring been very salons in the interest of his employer, tad wet to lave execausd several hams oa Monday lam The Earl of Dinneen • xpired yesterday morning at Adare Abbey, is the county of Limerick - . News ce the death of the !Veit Rev. Dr. FlemMng, Bishop of Newfoundland, has been received. SALES 121 TES ENCIIKBEEED ESTATES COURT. Tbo dun ossissistionses sat ytossnloy is tlstir roars, k lissrisossetroet, fat de Imhof ssvirsi swam Tbs mot wasersorAsd to assess. teedirste*;te patp stem that eif William Pangs, Poe, **Med In the berm) of Uppee Orland and miry Lf Tip wary. It OM divided late two lots, which were put sp weptrately. but the mien stead being dermal isadeqvate M_ the elessisnyor rt, the tele we sztjmnied. The seen* estate offered wee Steele is the soustly et Cork, gad coe•isted a the brads et Caniglele, shame is the barmy of Barrette. held ender lease of lives resewably tote aver. esstaieiss 619 y. Or. 2Gp., sates imacire. Head rest, 1301 AL 3d. ; tithe rent elan', 111. 13s. 3d. ; proA rest, 2024. lis.Jld These leads ere mbject to the yearly vest* 1101. lie. ..mare, equiv./est to 1301 IS M. British, and me pepromersr as s mews' Me en tee fat Kesel life. Mr. Jobe Berg ick was declared the purchaser for the ant- 1 dente Psis of 2001. As gelato is tie county of Wicklow WIS pot up is two leis, ise U. Ant of which Hr. Salleir, M.P., bid 4,1001., bsithe mart detlised the off*. Toe two I lots wars the. sot op torether. aid Mr. Sedleir Mitt, the highs* bidder at 4 `OOl, the sale was adjourned. The meet I mapwrisat as* of the my wee that* she museive *Mee of I Kr. J. IL Wall, is the emery of Waterford. These Mils sasses is the whole, se:lording to the ordrairre novel, 9865. Ir. 27p. plastatim sactiare, or 1,6961. Or. 30p. statute swarm, sad are divided data seven farms, at the I yearly rest of 1,0341. 6s. St. **Mg. TM oedemas I wen has bees adored, sad marked to show the bossiest* sad Print of omit holdiste. The tithe ryn:- *asp is 464. 01. Id. The mempatinee tee this property was retain eplefeed. The Gm et* was 10,0001., by Sin Bev Jur in Morris Well, bat subseqmstly the biddies/ lay altogether, Mimes the Marquis of Weinfeld, who wee pretest, Mr.. Edward Soya" Lwadon, ea Ettikil govitletban, tn.d Mr. H. ' Anderson. The offers rose to 11.0001., 12,000/., an.: 14.00.! ' The Mona* bid 14,4001.. sad thins retired ; Mr. Landes, , 14.6001.; Mr. atodessos,l4,7ool, ; Mr. Lesdon. 14.6001., she wenfloaally declared the pensioner at He; sum. The lam sale war of the estates el Ur. J. J. Bedlam, sod enteriped property situated 'adds about one sale of the town of Galway, os the sea-wad Audit* to Salt-hill—a fcv-nrite resortler bathing, and a most rising ntigibrarbood. There at. about 30 teseats soon the estate, it hie 3 at present pro deer @bast 6101. a year. The prioc!pal *amt. have lung losses. end a; on Mrs bo.dings tb.re art some eshateatial and ellryet resident*, built a• considerable warm*, with had neatly laid est es villa grounds, commandine splendid views sifts bey of Galway sad the surround:a, beighboer hood. I: WOO Leered is le lots, all of which bat one were madly dierwed of The gram ens realised by the others smousted to 7,62 W. COLMAterrollie MODMA. F•SM, COrrIT tiettrAT, was Psorture or we SomUerr 07 rusents.—A em reepsedest of the /rise Farmers' Gazette write. "I has takes oceathe to *serve sod examine, with as mutt esuimity os plume eel satisfaction, the welkin of oh. (leases is this central. poverty-stricken dente, which hog bus token wider hese boa Mr. of Louth, sad is ieguiry wadersteed it to be 609 amt, at 16.. pen sers, se will as I em estimate, Bee-eighths of whisk hat the lowest clam be d, eseigrisuel aka fl 7 deep bag, iseselesd, ear-away bog, end low, mereby bottom ,• two eighths mad bile, ye claimable bog, Wit g ample limestone g ravel; and war riplalt being tolorab:y good land; the caws phiuring ea uodalsnaz surface, with twenties subsoil, sat limemose gravel end sprier. Thcrougb-dretoing Its bree curled cost es se tures, seas, and se isernedia•ely ff-etive se eressiett, by the male t 79 esperieneed and in tell lent steward, wider teei directive gad esperistudesee hf lar. Burley, thereby &lag amp-peen• to tit. p ople, who wculd have pureed is r. undr,de if ft were tin that the humane Muds have 113 timely erne to the ris of the famishing people, so they bum emaitsetod heretofore, with purity of West. sad without skew. Mesetime this ebscitalue work. Mg, koapMg oil buds employed at various pusoule, e'.lidres, boys, girl. ears, sad rums, sit employed sad paid regulariy every Baterday, m , km them sprat cheerful • sad compare Piny happy now, when mutter:rid with trine beam sad de. , itatepodtli.c, se aspect. whim I last peeped here in Bey, 1449 Withal the general spreoltursi booboo% die , i. Wing tweed as with order. rogue:lcy, and system, by the immediate supriatendent, Mr. James Stewart. The lead is sow soder ratios' mops to r gr- et ash st, a Lull patios of which at ell times h been Heeded winter and sumer and hoes Um immediate effect at thorough &Maims has bees brought to • state of fertility sad of pee duce cheering to mateinplat•—es it wets, forming • new prednedve sunset on an old wild vacua. The &Mugs is execute:. by took weak es a regular seek. The satire furs vv been almost a waste tot • series of pm, aid is sow ecelosed, divided sad subdivided with walls and quirk tesees, wi.h Naimoli) iron gMes and pins to nett divisimi, good roe is made sad ispeopees. Tee grass Mad is Nuked with cattle tar moll feeding, Lc., the inseam emus A reap. cable r .ideas is is prunes of builds; ia • 'Usable premien for Dr. Bewley, Theta whoa Loathed wale •x pretty, comosch cad omusiest ; with en sumseive farm yard, *UM will bey' the eivealage of • water power for the war: isg of a toes ofd wawa, mill, Ike The efflAs ire very good, Mu the arrempseent I do net, to sae mats tee, approve, of for cattle femme, dm. Ti.. resseal trope this year, Udell escupy a esrfaos of about 'AiO sum,' three Vorths of rank have bees drained, constito • use, I pommies, obese, rye, bums. agree% turnips, mange' wureoL raps, and vetches, allot whisk tedlestiesly leek well ; bat 1 I mast particularly rematk a 6-1 d of wheat shrst 12 end also gee Obelus, which ere the test I have ems is Phisting has begs deft ben (ocuntecitel sad Wee). some OD Ulplead, but priseigelly to bog, and doing welL I ens eider to.. the steady. systematic way is week the Coilleill• tewa model tars bus pregrused for eke last twelve or limes wiesthe mimes their tescspasey peat good her bees dame, sad have so d.uht whatever et ilefeltimately uylag the fluke:re, I thumb r my opiates they pay rest asse4 demi& its otigiMil vase." TnE COTTOXIAS COLLECTIOR AT PLTIIOCTII.— The inwatwetinota with Cotton for the mar wits M his emmuismat collessime mi books, prim", draw**, mid ether works of met, to the Plymouth library, haviag beer ilaplated, tM easetemor for tan new weeks sommwased remnants oa Monday roomier, by remoras the orus mantel railiog.frees aka frost of the I,l:wary resperesery to the need= of the now parade, whist will be pnrearded with widest daisy. By the reopened alterations, the limiest bout will W removed and a new ran eremed with the street, than eselositig ths epee mar, and min* addi•icsal lend ii the news mss and eemansid• mom. The now set em for the rwertha al the Cottosiaa library sad goner dm, and Mr the hem breams oldie library, will be meted as the metre ream, summits, now, and lobby, and will he el hep Mmenderm They will be lighted from the reef, endaprziteatly oreamented asevrA shire, and will be by a gaud emirates mad vestibula, leediag hem the Wry. ROTAL COLLEGE or STEGROPHL—The tolkowthg geweismew, having emitt the umessely essminseions tlie diploma, we members of the steam ea the lei Met :—Nimes. H. C. Warns, Milverton, Somer set; J. rf< Alba, limiremer, downer ; IL. Lemeh, Merterk, Samuset ; 0 P. Bon, Maidstuas ; M. lamb, Louder ; J Buieldares, Selby, Torkshir* T. Bill. Plymouth ;E. 8. Willett, Namara ; T. P. Jahlacm. thwelama, Cheshire ; W. Dwyer, Webommuquere ; W. G. J. Apo. Plymouth ; IL C. Dukes, Aatempises, Kiaesbad-road ; W.Y. Walker, Leegbal, emns io y m tr al megh, Imbed ; and G. C. *stead, Bed. The gentlemen wan edmhted mrsibas ea the OM bet.:— sees. B. Bunt, Bampsiseds. Beene, . la menhir • Jetta Chambers, Trafalgar-rime, Elsoksej reed ; J. N. Jakias. °subtend stem; Beemit's-park ; Themes, Clettiaeley-hums., Readied • W. W. Tarim. Sadembry ; J. B. Twat**, Lissmasid Wier Swears ; J. G. Fltsgsrali, Loaders ; J. limby, I'restru ; T. Laseames. Bad .p, sou Manor .teen T. lioireaL, Ftitsboty pi.et ; J. Stepheesem, Devonsbite•st7ree*, Itilo.end ; and H. NJ. mos, Wimihemitlees, Beysastoreegmee. VICZJIOT BTltlir.e.—A private le ter in the Noss Ilerhers Metes that de VPIP/Of Neer yowl will be est eff, sobs M the estertioas el her any, aided by the metes of Um M*Mes simmer Columbia end the Plumper sleep, Comennur N. Belled, mat by the Admiral tc moist is Lotus lee. The Taney rs Wired sailer the eZz awn, large hole babe keockeil ft Ws bottom SOO swi e m hew boa prevarie madwiled ler ills purpeer maitre her. NAVAL Jonah/Am', Ararat 7.—Arr orantarvra —To Dragon • E&Slnfel : ci.the H. Lanyley. Assu sat Haan...era • John Broth, J C. R ,basion, Peter Wad, Patrick Dell, John Parker, ago: .1 eons To Itatribatierr—Captain : Frederick Worths. To Ziaradlus—Gapta:n E. P. Hoatad. To Trojalitae—NaTi: C 411.1. : H. Mandesil:e. Arena 7.—Tbe Apollo, troop ship, [Me. into LasbAir to day to land L.r trolta. B. bar w. Ivarn that the b,,hirm. st..oloop, entreat at the C.p, on the nth of May, and the Ham.., st.-aloop. Conunaudir Fi,kbourno, arrived *a the S.O of May. To. T.' was o naan-a-war at St. Hasa, on 15th of June. The Tri,ootat.e. tai.ed carat day tot Devospat is lion a Shearnars. MILITARY. ROTAL Barrier AID Are. 7.—A detachsoist sia tots corps, soasstarlf of L serseasts, 2 ex p4rals, and 3'J privates, tem Clutha., are at present en gaged 1112t4T the command of Caput& Gibb, B.yal Engi neers, is a webs of ixperistesui at the west end of Upuos, to ssesetais the yesataty of Chalk rock wkieb eon b• displaced by • attain qawitify of gattpJwder whas used for Niacin, purpose. SPORTING. BRIGHTON RACES—WzmasvAr. TRIAL STALLO, of 5 Oen each with 26 added, for 3 yr 010a, 7at ; lour, 111.: tire, 84 11. b; iii sad aged, 9.t ; wiaaaa airs The winner to he *old for 300 eon., if dt mtadied,.lt. Bernal toile. (5 subs) . _ . . _ . .jur Martyr.'s Tor Moor, 5 yrs, 84t i 111; (W. AbdaSe) 1 Mr. Canes Boma to b;, I yrs, OM 413 . (Charlton) 2 Mr. (..aia's isassor er iloidermos, 3 yea, 743 MI (Crousill a Mr. Jooklas's A lart.way, 3 yr*. hi SA-- (I. Muni) 4 Mr. DirliCteil nee, 3 374.75 t ..... L . .. . 63enrood) 3 • ****** . (1/1. 134ttimt • 6to 4 art Miss tr . i . 3 way, al d9to 4 sir The Moor. Won easel) by a length, a sea between second and third; a bad bar*. Hun is 1 wise 46 wee. /datum Status of 20 stn. soak wilt 100 added ; for 2-yr olds ; to/ a, b.t 71b, fiLieo , Bet /lb; witioara atm. The 'nonce to pay 1& AJVII. to the Raw road. T.T.C. (17 sea-) Mr. Payne'' , Catalpa, Set Mb 1 Mr. Ondwickeelseter (late Cedeeul, oat nb Man( 2 Doke of Richmond* Bum bound, Set 101 b ( bullet) 3 &nil! :1 to 4 apt Botabottod, 4 to 1 art Catalpa. 5 to 1 ant Entremose, and 7to 1 eget Emote?. Woo In. • length, • neck between reeved end third ; (Hama • 1:4.1 tourth. Ron in 1 min. 20 oral. Ban:num &Leads of 25 son. sub, 15 ft, and edify fie, if derived, &e, with 100 a - fdrd ; the second to an t is stake, ead the winner to pay 15 son to the judge. Old 1101111111. - 371rrihtle Ferobill, 5 yrs, est 7lb (Bartholomew) 1 Mr. Osbartoo's Minimum, 4 en, eat Mb (Marl 2 Duke of Bedford's ht. Road's, 4 yrs ?et 10115 (144344 3 ler. Jams% Wiser, 3 344, bit kb (Prow 4 Bomar : 11 to 6 sot St. &mite. 7 Su 2 apt Calmar. 6 to 1 ant FarattiU. 6 to I ogst. Baschaoslisa, 8 to 1 sist !Chinas. Woo by two isiagtlia, a lasitth batons stroad sad third ; Calmar a bad t. , ar411. Rho is 3 at. 36 soca. HusasiLsarsa's PLATS of 60 soya, added 24J a Hadalear 9weepotabes es row. peek, 3K. Bristol mile. (16 tubs ) Duda of Leans. Quaver. 4 patlt Sla Daiwa, Bollard's . "port, 4 yrs. Bel ----Credal) 2 Su W. lkotlealle44l. 4 yr*, ad 514 ......... ......;Bikrt6LJames) Bsttiog : 3 to 1 sail Quiver, 6 to i snit sipt Wass lidiao, Rasa, sad Cu,o mai 6 to I sub sgst tE Epos sod Nooport. Woa by bald isagtb, Retail a bad thud. Ban is 1 mis. 46 mai. TOWN PIATE of 60 me, added to a streoptakes a 3 toes soca ; for 3 yr olds, 7rt 1010 ; tour, bat 131 o; tiro, 9u 51b ; eta m ad aged, 94 710 ; airmen sous; mares aid geldiap allowed 310. Mi. lIIIMie Lau! Sinaloa, :gm 74 .....(E. Sharp) I 1 lir, lioward'e Th-h aged. twalb (liarth.damew) 3 3 Mr. Eletakleatol. dam to Pillage, 3 gre, 6,t 41b (Mariam) 0 2 Mr. Williams', Northers Eagle, 5 re, Net Slb (Ov a :I odr Mr. Mattbeare hhametol. il yrs, 74 alb ...(dbralsawa 0 dr Mr. lairriees %orderer, 5 yrs, bet 710 ....... .....1 ar . .. So C. nuelmat's ( Umiak S Tr% 215 In M r " Mr. frown ' s wa's °MUM, 5 pre, 54 3.1 b ..... ..... ..{lt. Peak) "` dr Toe firla 15 eat wed by three parts of a I.natit, the aseead sad third is a eaater. BETTITIO AT MANCRESTER.—TuussT. BalCatiON enausa 6 to 4 opt Bt. Itcoullo (t) 6 to I opt Babes Pomo (t) F4to 1 a I kkil (t) .7to 1 Itodoop (t) GMAT 1(011146111113 SIAM. Eva an Pinsk/W. 6 to I ma cameo (1 ) 211011 EANDICAP. I 49 to opt Wawa 616 I Colikkortooll 94 It es Clot essiw WoLVEREILIIIPTOS STONE& 7 tot ova 11811WITIR. ST. LOOM is 1 66 to 0 kekt dye (t) no opt Mimi to 1 Bunko" u. 1 Ww4ionberatn HUNTINGDON RACES.—TtrzenAT. 111111:111MIROOK PLAT. at 6IM. Mats, awe mat x. Memexis i rss= yrs (Hissesoel) I Me. G. cam, . 4 7, Mx. James's CaltTlee. ysm •••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• ...... "••• I Twasaummue Slams of 10 ans. seek asi i 0 aided. lan WIWI*. • sobs. Mr. W. laratisirs likaila..— . .... I Kr. Mew ad CMOs& fir. O. Owlers WIW Dar Ilwaisserakas so I sow. ices, wl2O added. limas, awe mils. lid - Pedro be by Dreddidory Wears) I I Ltd amadd.cla ad Kalbrova RIPON RACES.-NON DAY. TWO-Trak OLD amass a 10 tOl4, es* with 20 aided. T.Y.C.7 new ._ . __ iir. Manisa's Ibbladosio. Ist 1144 ........ ..... — l .= 1 Mn /sitar% Valmdos. OA lib- --- - -....- 2 Mr. Mosoldaea Oak, ea lib ( 3 Mr. MOW* amalas. hit Mb - . (lit 4 ,4, Mr. M. ilialmals lade rawb.AMMb .-... ..... -MM -sae 4 Mr. bamostaa Iv widow. asll (Lartniebt 11 Mx. W.lll~ Pear de gnat. est Mb (YAW Bettie g : 6to 4 apt Teicketreee. Woo by a work. Ilord.uto Brows. id 6 eon. seek, p. p, sod 20 added. Beata. Ow mile awd a bat (4 enbe.) Mr. Ella'. Askaab. I yrs. Id sib ..-. - -- (031 ......( A , Z k i 3 1 1 Lerd eardrum's kaarburoasts. IA 3,14‘ . ...... Mr. Iloweltlae's Timothy, I yra, l e t 121 b 0 . Dodd 26 dr W oa easy. Mayakm . Prxro of 601. Ham, two mass. Mr. A. Johootaaab ba it aorta 111. (0. Oita) 1 1 Mr. PPater's tabaldwiak. 3 YrIl, 731 It osaka3:l; s al 4 I Mr. Walker's Waldman, 3 213 , 713 $ 3 .• (Amid 4 Mr. Dawooft's Dame blueleb, 3 21s. ls 3 21b Mr. Olbiaa's bfby T. Priam, 3 yrs, fat 131 b (BmbA) 3 dis Won cleverly. CRICKET. ELEVEN OF ENGLAND c. TWENTY•T WO OF DBILBYSIIIB.K. Title match wee played at Derby, ea:August 6,7, and 8. The eesre at the eoaclasion was ris follows: PG; ran out Wr.lt. Green, lot ►dl tvice,b Cork I e Ilil.yer, b Ciarko... ...... Pantos, ran c?! Horsley, e sul b Mar ...._ 6 Ham; b 1111Iyer Hreforr, e El Wyer, b Clarke b Clubs - 10 Cape bleedy, e Chattertea I Clarke b Celyn w at, b Itillyer - 1 Ibw, b Ca.'s . ...... _... I Rub, bHU . .11r. V.. emtlk b Clarke_ - .......... Tab oat . ..._............. Mr. E. Nora* b Cletbib......-..... • Cell's. b Marthepell ... Hem:Word, rba est ... - _ ... b Bayer -........ f?rpt. Drury e Clietterks celerke it Clarke J. 11. Story, ki.Lb =lry e Carps, b blardbeell ... C. W. Manta, e Cliettertea b °wile - Attenbaroagt, c rod b HlEyer - a -._ T. AlOwiiinecb, we e1et....... - ". Mr. 1 , . Cietbard. e Hy= b IHaer e Clewtertaii b Ceitr... S. Mane, E.e , b Hillier . .... .. - e mid b llardwiiil —.- J. H. barb Jan . Seq., b Clarke Cot Or F. Hart, Jim., Seq., b Clarke _.. b Choke Yr. O. Skimmed, et Hoz bClarke . b Mark* .... -.-...- --.- B. 3; 11.1; wab ._..1:0 E.c0t.400. J. Goy, e llorclrf, b Pastas ri ER eat T. Mows. c livat. b Pastos $ 0. Matt rtqn. e Aunt. b Pules ri. Coriya, e Wall, b Puts ._ ..... NI W. Mermaid!. c 1414bam41. lo ricr reslord T. Bent. e Runt. b Berredord l5 sot out 3 N. MI; rip., c Amt, b 8.... .d 0 aT. ktriabcatook l2 A. Wpm, Mc, e Ootbard, a Itor reclord $ W. 11111rer, a lensforci 1 W. Quih c Anat. b Mundy I. 811611122 X, not out. . 11 b halm b 0,12;16,2;w,c l7 3,1;1b,1..-..„..-... 4 Total - Taal.._—_..... M SOUTHAMPTON REGATTA. The match on the gamma day for • prize of 20/. between the Mea•pps, 12 teas; Dm. Jags, 8 toss ; Surpriss,ls LOCI ; and 6iiiasn, 15 tom, was won by :ha Idea {,pa, beating the Dee Juan by 17 stem& only. It was a mote interesting .ieht, and the excitement, in coss-qiienee of the uncertainty 'shiers of the two 'mild prove VICICITi3IIP, bummer. Th. Gleam and Surprise were a very eonsiderabla uistanoe bc hit d, one hating loit topmast, and the o her, we hem, got on shore. It was a bin rape ; hall a minute per to allowed. RAW intelligence. EQUITY CIOURTS.-YESTEIDAT. Bloom iss Lau, Csavccuoic ANG7.7•177 RAILWAY COMPAXT —C9/171.10•T or COEST.— COMMITTAL or 77E SIZEII77. This was en appal modals to discharge an order of Vas- C:ancell.a Haight Bruce, ratifies, en spplication to ewstait tt:c sheriff oi the county of Nortna for contempt in seizing tr.der a EL fa floods baoarieg to the railway company, and top ruion lie receiver appointed by the coon. Bir F. Kslly opted the =Aims, but had not finished at the rising of the court, when the farmer herring was ad journed. Is TOE ?HATTER OP DITE UMBER, • LUNATIC Aa crder vice 'made in u.is matter tor the ►t-ezmisatimt r( /be lunatic's ment►i csol.ditiou, in Latclian seat o.tober, by two o,st:ism to be sawed br the Lord Chancellor, and two ii-tra to he named, one be ter Dyes Sambre sad the a:amid by bit wee, the e mmitMe of the pesues. SITTINGS OF THE COVILT. _ The Lord Chiaa nor, in r, ply to vita:oat from the bar, raid be would not Lam aey sittimia eonrt after to st-now (this day); hut as be undsvetord there wire semis' petitions in lunacy aid uther Ilk stun of • priming astute, he wild him this •Larwarila in private, or in Court if required. Boo= T/104 2/J , 011119111 'maw Bans. MVAILAT V. 130111L—007111101IT IN %AIRINGTON MING 8 uhie. Mr. Bacon, with whom was It, limnsbaw, moved for an *auction on behalf of the plaintiff. Mr. Harrel, of Albe marls strew, to rewrap Mr. Henry G ergs Bob., the pub. fisher, of Torlicetract, l.lotrent.gard.n, from printing or gab licking, and ft selling or disposing oL or causing to bo sold eardispocud of, several b. ke. Impaled, called or is- I Undid " The Sketch Bork," " Take of a fravellar,” "A History of the Life and Vivre of Christopher Columbus," " A Chroaiele of the Conquest of Grenada," and " Voyages and Distoverp s of the Companions of Columbus," and trots printing, publishing, selling, or disposing of, or analog to be primes, publiiihmo avid, or tlipood of, any ott.-r bock or work of the American author, Washington Irving, the i copyright whom! was treated in or belonged to the plea tiff, or sty article, antler, or thing copied or takso from any of the wo: Its of the said Washington klieg, the copy rights whereof respectively were mated in or belonged to the plaintiff until the defendant should appear to and fully answer the bill, or the court should to , k- other order to the contrary. It was stated that the defendants intended to rest their right to rehlia the work. in question upon the suggestion that Mr. Washington Irving was an alien, and that be could have no copyright in those works which he could assign or eanUillilleate to Mr. Murray. It had r - testily been decided by the Cart of Exchequer, sad it was argued that that decision would govern the sem, that the law of copyright conferred no benefit amp( upon British subjects by birth and domicils. The copyright which it was the object of the present motion te pea ci bad been purchased absolutely for large sums by the late Mr. Murray. Mr. Harrell (with whom was Mr. Millard), for the de fendant, Mr. Han, said that what was now complained of by the motion Lad been going on for three years, during the whole of which time Mr. Hussy's copyright, if he had any, had been infringed without any challenge, either in law or equity. The Visa-Chancellor, after perusing the shorthand writer's note of tee di alai of the Court of Exchequer, re ferred to, mid he could not help thinking that the point there decided must one day find its way to the House of Lorda He thought the question, which was a wiry impel"- ant one. could not be considered as yet finally settled. It the defendant Bohn should be able hereafter to esta blish his defence, se injunction, if granted now, could not be of any use to Mr. Murray. As the defendant would Lave to keep an aceouat, the proper coarse, he thought, would be to direct the motion to stand over, with liberty to the plaintiff to bring his action, the defendant undertaking to keep an account, such on awaking to be without prejudice entirely. The only ques tion would be, whether, as Mr. Murray had only an agree meut for an assignment of copyright In one case and an signment in the other, the action could be trod without ad missions ? And as th a part of the cue was of some import. ante, it might stand over until ni at term The argument of Mr. R. Palmer and Mr. Hall for the other defendants was postponed till to morrow (this day). lonize Yawn Barmy arrrso vox Tics- CsAwcauza Wroz.N. CLAY r RVITORD. This is a snit for the apeeifie perteresance of an alleged agreement cn the part of the Braid' Alkali Company, to purchase of the Droltwich Patent Salt Compacy, the works hitherto occupied and need br the Wm.. An order had been made on the hearing for mining into court of the rest to be raid by the defendaws for tee premises; since which it had been arromed between the parties, that the vest amid tw mild to the plaintiffs instead el being paid into court. Mr. Wood now waked for an order is accordance with such atrangemoit The Vsee-Chaneellor made the ogler accordiogly. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Yesiramr. imam at. Counissailaa %anti ah. Tat PATINT WOOD y•VallaNT —lll at STRAD. Tnis bankrupt was described es of Georgo-street, and was patentee of wood payment, sad to-das was ap pointed kr consitention et his certificate. The beakrupt was the origiain patentee of weed pavement in this emnwy, sad it my be reuamberol that he bad brought an action aghast a Mt. Williams, surveyor, of Mau duster, for an anteing, was el his palest but, in fact, tam real deffendaets were the Metropolitan Wood Pavement Com pang. AS. come action was broisitit against • Mr. Ander sen one of the directors, who obtained the Yerdict, and tmakrupt was taken is execution for costs, emulating to 3771., but he was discharged under a recent set. Mr. Plume, the ' , elicitor to the eouipanT appeared 01411S aibt: an behalf of Mr. Aaderson , and mid that there was no dear* to prevent the bankrupt front having his catti est., bat he was desirous that an sod io,ould he put to the Ik2etlegi uthe ems of " Stead r. which boss Peadfilt over imp. 1843. lla (Mr. Burton) had &bailie& a yeang order In rimi" nag beim On ba.tfp3 agplial ha lga therefore there was so doubt he world have been able to have shows that the bankrupt had ao lonia Mardi is this court, but the company had a• desire to prase badly on the bankrupt, or to keep him in prison; and they bad offered him ever and over again to be released if he would forego the swim. He therefore ought not to complain of hit im prisonment. AU that they now spited was .bit a ecn idea should be attached to the certificate. His tiro ad dressed his obi nation to the point as to the elan of certifi cate, and emtinded that the action bad been vesatipasly brmeht. The action against Williams woe tried in 1e43, and a verdiet was given for the bankrupt : a new trial was granted in 11341, hat fr . at different hurl; bad not bees brought to Jima. They did not wish at all to set aside the bankrupt's meat hit rather to support it They denied that they isfrioged it, nor did they wish to do so, there was PM 'sough for all; but anlees the healing t was impelled to forego the aetiou, the clammy would be select to very vexatious proceedings, and great less, for bet krupt meld go on unless the of clil resignee interposed and, if the meripany got a verdict, they could att get meta out of the bankrupt. They would, however, go to trial, ii Mr. NUMB, the dicta] asignee, would undertake to pay come oat Mae (Mute In the ~.at of the verdict of the , jury being against the bankrupt. Mr. Peseta said he did not see that he ought to interfere. _ 16.Kinklater. at great length contended that there ought not to be soy peck hition of bankrupt prweethne, for !: was elms that the scion woo not vexatious, f 4 one Jury had ee l s a verdict 1. his fevou•, and he hail the opinion of several eminent counsel that he had a good ground of action. - 11Li,Burton then took a further ,bj'e•ioa etki, fly or the Mound that the bankrupt h►d exp•nde4 3,000/. in law eorts. laud had put other parties ts 1,0001. air use, and in teary • had been musuometal. Mr. L.nklater Ina t said le reply, and contended that then could be lirtla doubt that the action agar t Wiilbeass would be in bank•upt'a lemur, and that aubstatitial damages wooed be ?mooed. His amour mkt it was quite dear that the bankrupt was only (*titled to a third clan certificate, for tte balance alt et commencing Aoril, 1840, showed a deficiency of 2 2081. 145., before be speculated in these patents, and at was from that imusti and as extreme sad anammintable tondo,.. for li i gation. that the bankruptcy was broasht on. He mad- Awed alio that ha ought to comply with the application on tie pert of Kr. Anderson, sae to antes o vfnoition to pre vent further li iga iva, for if the patent wet worts anything, it weal& sell better, sad r:o benefit was bk. ly to accrue to the estate by fart her proceedings. lilt flavour said he should adjourn the certificate mot die, bat on benkrupt's mitering a stet procesen. in tte action, the certificate would be 'ranted of the third clam. In the •vest of backrupt refusing, be will be liable tc be memaamittatl to prison. SMALL DEBTS COURT. GUILDHALL. TISTIRDA.T. BsTux& A. RTuum, Ls. WCALI.• O. k•Y.--CAOTION TO T•LLTNIOI. no pla•o•tff is a sotlyasts, residing la Poussisio-totosoo, St. Georg. 'a rood. ll:sough, sad ousseat to r corn the am of M. 61. Jar goods s .li. The plaintirra spent proved the delivery of the Words. The d.fenduit's write, who appeared to the summons, said when the main applied to her she related for some time to Imes the goods, and a.id that if the took UM% di.sets-on would be calmed between her and bar huebead, but elle was et last Induced to take them on a promise that her husband should not know it, and that she should not be pressed for payment. Tim learned iwiae said that it wee a very wiehoti mode of carrying es busiums, and every endeavour eight to he made to suppress ouch a mischievous open ea. He cociodeied that in such ewes .sliymeo were tot entitled to recover, and he should nomad: the plaintiff. In several ether abetter costs plaintiff was also nonsaited. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CLECTIT.—OULDFOID, A LGUST 7. csowx Jima—Bs:nu Tali Lou, Clio FaLuxiors ASSAXLT. William Eve, 44, wasess;:etr, IS; u tb. , dearest pota ble trideuce, of a famine assault spea Amy Emm:. Eat •es, a child utder tea pars of age. ata imaktag tome appropriate remarks epos the atrocious eotrae.tr of the cfferhe, swum rod the primmer to be treati.arted tor ilfe. A POACHING L7FRAT Amos Innokester, 39, labourer, was indicted for feloni ously enacting at William White, with intent to do bin grievous bi..dey harm. llir. Clarks= proteen•ed, and Mt. BAIA/via* defended the prisoccr. . - prosecutor in this ease is the gamekeeper to • gustie st= wood Baer, living at Frei...hew arid it appeared that entt,rnight:lthe 13th Jatuary, 1819, he was out watch ing with an assistant Wept? named L.fvelaud, and they saw the prisoner come out cf tis cottage, with two other ma, and they proceeded In the direction of the game preserves. The prosecutor aad his cifnipsaion followed teem, lead fear other men j Men the prison. r and his a mpar i ,us, acid soot aft mud: they saw tat the keepers were watching theme and gavel " •iew ass while the pros. envie In se rud ing at a short eistaree from th. party, two gnus were dia. charged by eon,. of the men, tee shots tram ',Lich rattled past the keepers, but wi bout doing them Buy injury. The keepers set le iag in 'efficient numbers to attaa their ousai.ants retired for the purpose of obtainii g assistemor, end when they were re-ir.f reed they eaamin•d tee wood where they bad Been the men and din-cured a dead cock V.eaglet, the feathers of a bee pheasant awl the woad pile had also been oistubed and a porian oohs. Two of the party were tried at tte suleequett Mate amiss Le the cffeas of shooting at the tauten, and there being NON evi dence that they were the p.reone who actually fired the shots, they wen convicted and sentenced to trearpor.atian. The primmer it appeared absconded inonefhately after the museums, end was only recently taken int, custody. The 4Liy evi..cnue agairm hiss, hnrever, was the feet t# ho being in company with the other nieu,atd there wu nothing what . ver to show that he had in eery manner seacioned the dis charge of the fire arms at the keeper/. To* Chia Baron ruled that, upon tlnses facts the present indictment could not be supported. Be seed the law un doubtedly was, that where several persons went ow with one comma object, they were al equally Mpoasials fur any eat that ad, ht be committed by the hand of caber is further- Lure of that objet, hat before this could apply, it mast he shown that every we of the pert; entertained that common object. Iu this we, these was very little deabt :hat the prisoner kneaded to eats: his monpa aloes to steal game, but he did not see say eviilesoe to show that be entertained the intention to sheen et the keepers, or that he did anything is turtherance of that proceeding. lie therefore was of spirits that the indictment which carp d him with that Wheat avail not be supported. The jury, therefore, under his kedship's direction, re tarried a veruict of Sot Grapy. 'llte prisoner errs Men arraigned upon another indictment. charging him with aummiming a burilary at Behuret. /dr. Cierkson said that in this case the prmaipal evidence against the prisoner was the discovery of a portion of the stolen prep-rty concea'ed at his cottage. As, howe e cr. it appeared by the evidence in the previous case that the prisoner had abandoned his reside's*, and aid nc,t appear to Lave bud any control over the precatres, he aid not think that the finding of the proper: y under such eir.wontances would be a sufficient ground for crinng upon the jury to varlet him cf the offence with which be was charged ; and be should, therefore, not offer any evidence in support of the indictment. 1 A verdict of Guilty was accordingly taken. MLDLAND ClRCLlT.—Weawics, At GUST 6. Dm= NIL BARON ?tan . . TIM BrHOLUM AT CHARLECOTE HALL. John Briery Brarashare, aims Thomas ire/liatu, aged 28, and John Berets Erane, aged 33, were indicted for haring committed • bnrelary at Charlie-on Hell, and steeling thorny= a picture, value It , • knife, no seals, • INA. ea inkstand, value 11., • jug, and a seal, ffri, the property of Mrs. Mary Edzabeth Lucy. Tois case excited a great de.) et interest in the county, as agnetgst the valuable artic.es stolen from a place remark abie for its fine collection of rarities, was an original por trait of the Sir Thomas Lucy, before whom Snakepeare was brought for deer stealing. John Forst.e, littler to Mrs. Lucy, elated that on the ci the burglary he secured the doors and windows. Nixt morning he discovered that the library window had brill forced open. Caskets and cabinets were broken open, and • great cumber of valuable enders had been taken away. The dining.room had also been entered in a similar war, from the exterior, but nothing had been removed. Mrs. Lney's room had been ertered by the shutters having been forced open, sod was in great contusion. From tlim apartment a very valuable gold watch had been taken, and a miniature or Sir Thomas Lucy, contained in a casket, was gone. Property to the amount of about 4001 had been taken away. The watch alone, which was very ancient and va:uable, he thought would teteh at an auction from 1001. to 4001. The watch was presented to one of the Lucy family by Charles 11. Gorge Glossop, Inspector in the Birmingham Police De tective, stated that, on information he had, be grocested, after hearing of the burglary at Charlecote Ball, to Edward'e-row, Birmiagham. Neither of the prisoners being there, Glossop waited until 7 at night, when Bradshaw drove up in a car, and was immediately captured. The primmer had a carpet bag in his hand, ou azaminaucan of which two gold tops be jag", a fruit knife, with part of the coral handle r - zonnuag, the other portion if which was afterwards found at the ball, a 'miniature in a bag, two seals, and a small box. Bradahaw had also with him 444 lose in gold, sad a pocket k. Previous to the arrival of Bradshaw si nese had searched • room. into which he who was the land lwadsayeakotwhs: b h y ou. the priso l s at e his r Bear's r,. s ke iste four,na inkstand,a queutity of torts, • pistol, dark law ru, contra bit, a art of ',Aloe& keys, Le. Bradahaw had a double-barrelled pistol in his poesoseion, loaded , when epprehinted. Uu comparing the housebreaking instruments he found with the marks left in the sada,- frames, 61e. • Char,eoom Ball, they erectly flint. In the et am la umber carp , t bag was a growdar flask, powder. ballets, ears, Bre. Winona then intercepted Bradskaw's letters, and en obtaining poseneion at the one now drown him, he went to L . yerpool, and took Evans. Enna said "he ' was innocent, for Iliedshow brought the things there." la the room searched by witness was a lathe, tiles, &a ' Other winners haviug been heard the jury returned a verdict of Guilty. A PTeTIGIIP oonsirtiou was thrt proved against Bradahaw, who had suffered twelve months' imprisonment for burglary at Preston. There was a charge also against this primmer for breaking out ot Woreenti r Gaol, which be Lately did in a mat daring and skilful maim, madly having Oa sada- 1