The Express. — London, England, 1850-10-23 00:00:00

THE GRF.AT PLATE ROBBERIES. Jr DOSS CllAllßlllB.—Yarraaaar. amen cam hence Java. Ise QVIYX IP. lam.L amn IPAzani. oj, e m, dew the esemillei el the penmen by the es agistestee at Lharpesi, writ et ordered wee ar 4l "let of the hersed Jeep, *Mai up the lope tal:a Wore the sergitratee, he the pulpier et ,a ' prim:mien le Will le bail the rimer Mr. 'vac Sine% who It will be reeelleeled demi a semi.* a variety e/ snicks et pieta karmic oe been steles. 8.,1ca, instructed by Yr. O. Low* of the Ws el E , yid." seemplaini by the prepeeed sod on the part of the primmer, bat so sae ea r . 4 the pf Medial OS the meaty magistretee sp vole 11. application. As, in possum Odle wit, Irk bees re ./ the Crown•office, were headed la le the horsed eh, ultimately ordered the primer le eater late his ~c , roceers in 2,0001., sal bar rarities is I,OOW. ISIVSIVE ROBBERY OF JEWELLERY. C. L, . ,,µ —trill year MAW hew take the ban, nor to Ix gives and so amides mode t ilke— I ear certainly set Gig to travel eat 'tithe ell ' tti% VW. TM show mad be brought up, ervartoly simo to the pee stew el the day, to -a orgartml. lie bal. 'Way hi the great excitement caused by the WO nAberiss sod borgiertee book to olio it ts again weird to perhsp • still peruse plhib it tgtM feet that a lam jeweller% sad NUM. t tM Suaad was entered la the fiddle of Newby ~ or. 1 roptry oohs *watt= Is the mould of bw 2,0 awl 3 0001. Pim the steaty Women . have boos mailed em glom, Ire we melba lose. vLish w halm MR be veld mi. Ile is wank the Tebbe., wee emadttei Min lbe bib d the Cows Ibul the slop , Etraad, directly fachlog tlhe Oaks seach-yud; iLd tram which the wiggle Ms hiss atm:stud below to Kum Olighes Widlemodrersaoths sod jeweller., sae it the dirt othohnt bums in the 3.lest. 11., hour at which the rabbet* meet bew entered is sap w tot ebtot ~tee o'clock, hot hew so alley was tt tre is sot the slightest edemosemes to skew. TM c we el diamonds of great 'almond ether preethos were WA set, aloe a great mobs/ ef slap sad t. itthre is sot the shadow sf a doubt hat that .e. tit- .I...ideation with the beoglais, as Mu ma. ,ms at.. (..plam are eelebrated be their wsaseire plow t tot mealy in this they wets deemed to be die • as the greatest polka wee rammed hoe the u.t) an thew shop, sad there eddy eacased In a As fa se the robberies are looms, it is stated the who:e of the pismire might be placed la a sae's t. Ihe rather; was diet dimmered yesterdsymenting, ..e..3 ticket, who the &coos owe se usual. To scoal.assent the right dose wee agar, slightly And, re rushing it epee, he divas sisal that the toot chairs had ',ideally boss owed has the poi , is .hiCh ►e bed left them the meeker eveteleg, .it o'. lock. He immediately seised em alum, sad, r bat the constable on the ►ea, they imetwiately in marsh, bat tom robbers bed of coarse fled before _ appeared. Infonastice was at ems ghee at Whits. saes.'ii, Bow-street, end hem the harm piece Impeder ht imm.dbtety b'•tened to the met. He mode ell*. wry loosirieo, awl the. dlopoodwil fiergewasThempswe Jest to take chug+ of the strait. Isepesters Valid OM wt. the two detective )Been, oleo emit we esamiestlem of makes, sad already hare they Muted tinplates lodge. it woe: I, of come, be esedshabla to mss. tb- t the eof the suspected peresesom that might de ,. the• of ; but at all 'vests Wee onion are ,ts setbfled. hem the else whisk they bare slimly Its. thee', t► 4 they will to this topless the delimmate at the • J jo.•tee Olen mother three drys haw passed. The ory lin. created the protest meltoeset stomget the see m virthemitito with whist' the etramd abeeeds. THE FItIMLET MURDER. AIIIOCE.NED CWIONERII INQUEST. Tssterdiy, at 11 o'clock, Ms. C. J. Woods and the Li empt...4.11.4 en the 31st lilt to investigate the Metala4 mess or: so_ii g t►e a a:d• ► of the Rev. O. IL Holley, or rad& d at the White Hart las, Frisky. the C. • tft Optalig Wpremediap, obortromi, the weM.I r.raambtr .hat at their lad imeetirg, the inquiry .creed in quince of its bang andentood that : la ; ;mat et ulsnee. tending loin the guilt at elite& !us ct most in cudody, would bo forthcoming. Slam t:vvi referred to ttat expectstios had been to some sv • L Imp animal triunes Yd boos obtained which titc mai b. i.•n ageism the essesedt, end MOTiOTH he .uiattal that Nat statement had beam made by oast of the awn, impliontang •he «hole of the putim la dm taus , .s. It am akar that lay statement made by skint of ▪ e.tld oily at this stage of the posselises be r.l tateirst hlua.•lL It might bendier beam* • salami other parties, but this was sot fat their ear 'flo eidat'ulos of ono ptisoter ea cc idence against -c: , •ll.lscse scald way be snored by others. The pro ; judge at the taial might, for instance, order it; or it at be dam by the megiatratee ; but it would bailors a to oat great cooties is dettrisisino epos such a course. ► the Puy the statement referred to c..uld only be ta►en .; , Isere *pima the prisoner alas made it. Tam were rot witnesses whom he had ordered to be in attendance. n e at others, Dlr. Keene, the gosismor of Guildford CvzilMICA; •pereco named Adroit; and Brunt, '.ln per in the ferric* of Mr. Ilturroll. Hs proposed to r.c.lrc cfrianace as to the statement =ado by esti of :IL—. ye, awl As be ohwr•ed lb. KOMI present, he .; cat Lien fast. It. V: Lutit Kew bon the citelmitanst 1.41 proton lliitua lle = bad mid. a state t • the prelows of :Superintendent Holitegton. K. • :. , 4uattl • espy of the statement, watch wits read olkejurl I y tM 011tOINT. aft L. OW. r —lialre you men the prisoner Smith rises he GI:.1 n t haws. I g, , satter—klu h. srb say bells rmsuales Ili- K?ea•-06 'faiths, his etU, as anal, about Rid-doyen L.) L..ts, Smith sai4, " Adl, mama. bow d'yo think 1 leott uu I Teplied. I madly could sot sty. I thew I..im whutber Its wee certain that Levi Harwood bad 4 the shut. Re r.ptied, " Yu, I am Fakirs M It, sad .4:11 he left the roues Le said, ' I hops I ham sot killed '' `lair Charles liellialtka examisod —Ho maid : I super lateratht of the tagibiturd polio,. I took time of the 'rt. eag.sse .sto custody ea the male of Saaday, the 29th of er last. Oa the mnraieg of the day previous, having he.? I et the burglary at Felinity, and that Yr. Hellen lad bus a oho. I made inquiries at Osti'dfwel after the prieonen, Mid ma ruined that all of them had been absent kola their boom ea the Friday night. I saw Jam 0•11dfotd in the 5:..& uf the day or. Satuday aad ea the following Sunday evelog I took Harwoeb, Hiram Babb. sod Jams ham tato custody, and conve yed them to 04101eipelitee gat: I told them that I took thee ea saspielsa et Week. kw tato OM bean of Mr. Boliret, et rib, sad shawls' that reathows. They said they knew atekl etg shoat it. I tab thus I hod board they were Nen hews oa Fri day arht, sad I asked them to sewast for when the; were. Ltvi Flerwool said he had bees to Loodoa ea Friday n*.ht. Smith amid hewn at been. I said, "At boost—% tun tvga. 2" Ile replied, " Yew know." I mid "Da you midi the eddies you gave sm few weak, ago at Memos 1" He rep li ed. " Ys." Batik added that bas had applied It sorb sear the Kinston Station, where they kyles doors boa pipes ter the sew wateeirorke— th-t there he and a yowls sea with whoa he agreed to al to the theatre. He did sat soy what theatre. hole wild he mat asp as to the Downs etedeekisy Oaddiard by the Wit-asked Ira, to set • few mane le catch • tap. bit. U. 'gemlike' the prima% 1 hood spot Led Emitted two eorereigae, one ebillieg end Worms is eileer mosey, a balk, and a yieee el printed yew awl past el • letter. Upos Jones 1 head • *se et lima etch :Ike • kuailltelehief, a pier of se~ereg, sail L eAtet a tlr i ti , r alat l ect , a " one peasy. tubare , " a 1 1 3 c rah I lessa abfag. sad • kWh. di the amides I praises. Oa stemilag the Went of Loci Harwood 1 toad • obit troth who at wet ravel on the lel arm. Os immisleg Levi Reetesed% eigLt loot 1 baud two cr three plates et tern Wir Ida great toe, dig blood &newt lb Wier. 1 alai hie whs. lso to 1., shed Is denied that it owe bleed. I. • table. drag If is kb Wear 1 ales lewd • moll Mese er =die. Oa the 2ad d Ostelor,bwrbebeeid dud a ben bed bees seam i frees lleasal Berweedre how te tile swim. if • Um. CUL 1 mewed • sus* to be made, sad la the ha were Mod • and *keg sal a paarisalae, the kraut heleassag ts Levi Reeweed. Os die evening of the daol apyrehwried desead Huwood. I took Ma II So , neer Owiliked. Re deeded all knowledge of the offer. I lomid era Ida thyme sal two patsy ptiew. I as* Was his hie • pa elks UMW atotkiage, off shish the Sec hid been toes. Theft ebleitiop ourreepoad with Pima of oersted bead wader the tree apes the laws is Stoat of Ile. Honore hum Os the 4th of ()Motor I thowe4 at the Mop I bad lobs 61111tbo primers lo Mn. &Lest, the widow ef the illamasso, a the et her brather is law, Mr. W. IlalsaL Ulm lb* tam. lbs. Wa at nt owe widow% " Geed gesdhae t tlist MAY Oh_ es at Illiral." the sh e - Dal takes eat Moo Phis" gretelly i lea lam a NM as *a he were arca ut-,. to o / epp6 ootwo artd With Ithe le have beet iv Balms, is yea aid b e :. appeared on tr ;ill of the pi it to .•prote Tst hip,all6ll rd to the Cro ftearls3 l7lol 312, C. Lori ,— ••• tar b.( glec J.tte—l era c et tOt111: WI a 1 cotta thieWS cid &la Ohl UTENSIVI MOUT MS I prir:l • tiles it le ar beige *e is the SI . t, er. l rove 2.. • • we have b the to:kiwis la which dhk• Chn semb-Tor ba 164 WMlsm, yuiksal haus Tb boa at u• al .1 It ilte 'eater c niter , re lien es. t illtans t for' ited. to I Ali atop 'Lt.' Ai lE. wt.,:c Iht Nivea Wel • arteumari peibi kw is .rich 1:0 led wrier ttte .•stets rarer llPPess I, oleo et Be ad larnedil wrap 'moil 1 West v. tat • -ter, tbr two pemat its. a . put*. I 1 eU^r+s+ th e el ✓ eptirried. I • el jeer* le wry Ilft• Chi • . tivaa TI Als l ol Tastere.iy, f trebled et Is C. et. • weia..l to: amid tut htlfelt . teal reit the II Laura the Liras. earl 1.1. It wa . 3 e.tid • r apais • Lege tit i•tavlsa at : judo I be dee a ter nett the awn • ;fear, et ea: rimer Pi.bet othi Cier ..-st Let per le TIC. i•k; I.ie At. V: Lie tier • L 1.1, t •-• • tie r K• :•1 vi. pu t I C Y 1 at t......um• it WOW fir. Kai» 441.) Let, Il t et Lien wl • 1 dr shut a he left THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 23, 1850. CHANCERY REFORM ABSOCIAnON. Lest swabs s pa& Ott of the aisabes of tide itemiallea took psis it Pe Nee ae Isatitate. 1 11 =111Mflla Cft rada sad to epees the pressella u ted ereasi , ode wets afa atr albetto IMP essisei Is peen' d , tried aloud la eal to lee amen restored ells phew Net owl * N W s m This seethe, wee the lea sheath% Wig Sir sleet the dale to plat sees beetere yea so see hie the peen mode et poaa• retie to Obsatem—hinere week whoa bid w.aY be Mewed to satilepoll say 0 then esenadlog dditill wit* bed Am tine to the be.. pea la the weepier. Ia order to tarry sat the pr. pees of die • mem* weld be devised eel trimialeal Os of 'testae' Ow their re ago toad a else feat r te r j e;pb 'Se m ea*. that he ..bald be ready le every way in Eta peter ft Ibrword the NOUN la the Court of Cheery to egelly deseeried. . Xr A. CLAM propel Po Int readeles -" Ted Ihh meatiap is deeply !.pastel with a sees of the arallaid elle enested with lbe sitaishlootka of egalltg b ae ' Owe el Mammy, weep ewe the dee of Ivies Ile teepee, =Mg It • seer std le mese II mro&sad tee eserldoe ef peopeety & thes Is lam es wad perils of oohs Os solaissoefehli ' raitireisi a the lesidetute, tad • dolt spas ewe try prodowleg te be goveresdbypeoad yegles." The tom el this resoletita meld set be diepoted, le nig Pot the Own of Choosey at the mese revelled to au ids&OUr i p i rs i tepteee,. Jude wr e r , 4 Williallif postdate wee, la belie: leader the paid* Ig hyoid badly be d that the eels el et ala Oh me reseffy meedal two adieu amslig. had pet ethane to espial, hat thy Elided et the esseatliM of the "abbe - to lids usti they wall Ilea to say V11TOil11211"1.111.1111611 el aliglidLia lle bililear resktiea b . i ta list be we Mead[ moiNsil eft the Wow, of a Criam to the Coort d Clesse is y, wile MOOOl. s. suillowed up is meta Is We nee the eolietter ere.! le i ndr s ee t re . bill al 41:13=11 well be illgta en wsotted las Ohs dome if the Mee steadies to sue of Ps Aissemenalimerel. The wes sae of the WHEN* iselueeme wi_dit amid bi retried of the freed awl Wades new snowed to he mailbed in the Court of Chummy: Mr. PALMY supparsed the resolalisa, sad drew pestles's: silisalka sammens Mors la the miss of property fa Lama Wig Os from ihs mess of proteustiesSies is the mica preseellag in Cheneery. la proof of We he &d -iesel sae imams is whisk the Mb incurred ben the lessisg of the Cheraw% decree, to the time of the passing of r set of for the este of the psimerty et issue (estates esseanted to 10,0001. Ito C ALMS esid a few words la support of dm monies, sad seggeoted thee the best estrus might be to remove the Nast of Chmesey altogether, and to rear ma caw apes its min The 7•031011111 was serried inanimately. Mr. CARVINTIR premised the seeped resolution which was follow :—•• That although Lord Coliesksh's sew miss sad amiss. sad Mr. Tamer's hill far disslaisling the del, sad Imam of mite la malty,' toad to Militate the paw= of minis mum, is thou prelanissey stems, they see whelk beisquate to remove the evils ateiadeas:74 Me etee system of Mammy premium; e. tie NOM doilerstka of Lord Brougham—that the pro sodist', Is multi still Item to be Wormed.' " lit. A. B. RICHARDS osecaded the ressiatioa, sad stated that if he wire palled upon to define that great mansely, the present Wart of d Mowery, he should mil it Me impaidlisa M property, sad escant* it as utterly to the of baba. no media was serried smaimously. Omilla BAUMAII.EI propmed the third ressiutise, see. in ityelos of she iamb of the amosisties to prows from the highest 'testiest authorities se to the Gelb essegisieed of, sad isnlang L e i *Damn to tallest sub- VLlimsed to sista Mbar missares, with a view to adages the sabjest. Mr. sniM i grobisi tbs essehation, which was serried whitest spresigsa • and she meeting separated with a vote of thumbs* the shames. SPORTING. BRIGHTON AUTUMN RACES-'rErrADAT. Sran (14 eats.) Mr. Roberta's Herelne, 4 no (to be sold for 751.) Bst 131 b (Preens 1 Mr. Saurian's eh f by Ratan, oat of Bodasy's dan, 3 yrs (6011 7st (Crosse) 2 The followni also maned :—Mr. Toteken's Seen% 8 yrs (6014, 7st Illb (Wakefield); Mr. Poole's Sir Ferdinand, yid , eat 41b (Chariot); Mr. Drew's Bolen, 4yn 61b ( manna) ; Mr. Pan's Moreno, seed, 9st (Hail); Mr. Bargees's The Drowse% 4 re, Bst Ella (Bern) ; l a Moj Briughurst's The Shropshire Witch, 5 yrs, 91b, e 7st Illb (Bre es) ; Mr. Club's York (late Osneseek), aged, 7st Illb ( Wiakel); Mr. F. Bell's Carnet .4 yes, 84 ttlb (F. Bell) ,• Mr. Balt% Bastilion, 4 yn, 311 (W. Abdo's); Mr. Woottoa's MAIOMODINII, 4 yrs, 84 131 b, serried 94 Ilb (Sinmoads); Mr. Kinnia's Jamie, 4 yn, Set 10lb (R. Sherwood); sad 'Mr. Manning's Elopenest, 6 yrs, Bst fhb (Moon). Wes cleverly by a length ; Elopement sad Sea gull well ap, BILIGNION AUTUMN HANDICAP of 5 son. seek, sad 60 added, 2 ftif d, dared. New Cowes. (10 labs ; I paid.) Mr. Heroes Handsome Dos, 8 yre,7st Eh (Gilbert 1 Mr. Barmen's Red Doe, 6ln 7st eits ..(T. Browni 2 Sir C. Bimetal's Thilsault, 4 yet, Tat 121 b (Brooks 3 The followlag aloe started bat wen sot placed ;—Mr. Winch's Quiver, 4 yrs, 84 816 (Trees); Mr. Osbaldemoses Minimum, 4 yn, 8d llb (Abdale); Mr. J. S. Douglas's Sir Gilbert, 4 yrs, Ilet llb (Abrahams); Mr. Burgees'e The Crowaer, 4 yn. 7m 411 b (Crouch). Woa by a length. Thi bault and Sir Gilbert well up. Homvaa's Onus of 6 eon ask and 20 added. Heats, the sew nano, over four hurdles. (3 subs.) Mr. Patina's Passion Flown, 5 yrs, lOst 71b (lb. Read) 1 1 Mr. Drswe's Martingale, 6 or, led 11b.... (Mr. Fredericks) 2 2 Mr. Laud's Boundless, 4 yn, 114 11b.. (Osman) die. Both beats wet by two learM. Soinattowx PLAIN 4 201. added to a sweepstake of 3 love each. Heats; new coarse. (6 subs.) Mr. Burger's Red Doe, 6 yrs, 94 81b(T.= 4 1 1 Mr. Read's Mate, 3 yrs, 7st 41b, 7st 51b (Sherwood) 1 3 dr Mr. Lambert's Highwayman, aged, 10st 61b (T. Bell) 3 2 dr Mr. Cad's Fanny 11111, 6 yre„ 'let 9 b (Donaldsos) 2 dr Mr. Pan's Masco% aged, 10.1 21b.. (Owner) die Macrae ease is feet in the QM heat, but no the wrong coarse. Win cleverly. Tarrsuar.t.'s.—Bwmus.—The signature to the first letter seder Tattessall'a report. is yesterdays pspar, should dm bees " essasers," Il•t PI'WWII*. INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. EPSOM AUTUMN MEETING. 1860. The war hr the Epos AUTUMN HANDICAP SWEEP ruin,* ft 11111. mrA Seely if Cadand so or &fore Moe day atzt —Emairrius, 4 yis, est 1216 ; Cossack. 6 ps, est 716 ; Old Dia Tooker, 4 yrs. Set ; Vaastryn,6 yrs. 74 121 b ; Wsolwieb. 4 yre, 741216 ; Pullman, 6 yrs,_ 74 71b ; BM thread. 0 yn, Tat 71b ; Kuseborough, 3 yrs, 7st 71 1 . ; 5 yrs, 7st Mb; Langton, 4 yes, 7.4 31b; The Italian, 3 yrs. 74 31b ; Snowstorm, 4 yrs. 74 llb ; Mokorredy, 6 yn, Est 131 6 ; Mn. Taft, 6 yn, 13Ih ; Quiver, 4 yn, QR 1216; Kieseray, 4 yn, 6st 121 b ; Lord George, 6 yes, 61t 1216 ; lissicies, 3 yrs, bat 11Ib ; Olen 6.56.1, 5 Tn , 64 111 b ; Clumsy, 4 yr., 6.4 81b; Daher, aged, et Sib ; Easter &- Comps 4 rt., fist alb; Zadoe, 3 yrs, 64 71b; Administrator, 6 yrs, ill 61b ; Landsmr, 4 yrs, est ; Agis, 5 yrs, flot elb; Chimspiou. 4 yes, est Mb ; The Swede, 3 yrs. est Mb ; Sophism, 5 yn, est 41b ; IMM• Jude, 3 ps, est Mb; Kirk Tapley. 3 yrs, Est 3111 •, Knight of Owns'. yn, 64 311; In, 4 yrs, est 3lb ; The Mash 3 yrs, 64 31b ; The Du 0...., 4 pa, 64 111).• Tithes% 4 In, bat llb ; Dosillry, 4 yr*, est ; Moiedy, c 44s, est ; Flarsvmp, 3 yrs, 64 131 b ; Weeet-you-emas4put-to- t. 3 yrs, for 13Ib ; Danbury, 3 yra, list 131 b; Kier of yrs, 54 121 b; Mialmum, 4 yrs. 641216 ; Kathioen, 3 yrs, for 101 b Grist. 3 yn. 6st 9lb ; Waorirks, 3 yn, Sib ; Maria Meat, 6 vvs, 6at gib; Lint. George, 3 yrs, Set Mb; Cbisf Judie, 3 yrs, 54 Sib; be e by Sir lineulse. oast of Dark Suit, 3 Yrs, bst 316 ; Pomp, 3 yn, bat 31b; Naterarkeirgx, 64 21b ; Cars, 3 ma, est llb ram Nnt, 3 yrs, 64; 3 yrs, 4st 111 h; Valentine. 3 pa, 44 9.1% HANDICAP for the BIDDINGTON STANDS, for 2-yr4l6. Tborouslspod Sue, est 101 b; Eatre Nous, est lib; Need, 8•t 6th; Irsesadus. 6.t 4Th; Theseus, est Sifts; be • by_ Racules, out of Miss Leery, est 21b; Thsokrbelt, &CM • Mr. M est lib ; Hothorps, &t; eh fby Pastas's, out of Lady, let 1316; The Bride, 74 1316; b I by Dirt- esteem, oat of Washers, 74 131 b; Rowse& by Dahlia's, 7.1 1 1 1 6 Truth, 7st 11Ib Brieasela, 74 101 b Knight et the Outer, 7st 9th; Whisper, 74 elb ; b. by Mr Meinalos. out of Empress, 7st Mb; The Calculator, 74 Mb ; Mao thlotorast bib; Terpsichore, 74 ;be by Twin. eat of Tars, 7st 61b; &ASS, 7st Mb; Caste los Mb ; Chabess, 7sr ; Tho &tearable, 121 b ; fby sot of Des& Swam, tist 12th ; Sr. Hilda, 64 121 b. Ilmorncar for the WELTII Smiths ; peados= Mhos. —Yn. Taft, 6 yrs, 114 10111; Quiver, 4 yes, 114 nil ; Eva, 4 yn, llst 21b CEripus 4 yrs, 114; LY1 2 •1; Hop., 6 yr., flat; Scratch , 4 yrs, 10.4 12 1 b; , 4 yrs, 104 71b ;•Faaav Hill (late Attlaq), 5 yn, - 7617iT51b; Islay, 4 yrs, 104 ; irsties, 3 ps. 10d. Tax U/ Salford a mai asse4 Thl7, wiaiiiciull;l;TersiodY4/7;Zol t 7171. =r. C *ht Bon *a mu of womb woe 0.11 ,1 bt tbis =a sod a solibbow, wad li. *. Usk whim jelosi i. tbs wand. wbak 111911 4 :Void tbs vs* Imilwa by Ws bib of 184 bw into We ems bwar i Ll iamb bw sw• lisow bind wieb a swim weenie. InikuworWo =Wad CiliZr• now bah Wag smiled by Sidwili Id* a bilk awl weshei tin slabs Is asset Kw BMWs b masa to bow bid at the Dliwowity, sad liana, as big brogan' beion tbs wesidnwe yawrifty, was Woossiog. Woe It udylit be swowskel if as was Wwly la wow to Eke wigwam. - • D2IIIILL3MIO Tim!. Coxpum.—This trosA vaielialdag vas asspleisa Int weak. Oa Thumb, is was tialia by wool polka MUSIC. MUD 1(0810 IN THE 011APIL ROYAL, WINDSOR. Ansagesseets era bdag made with the priaelpsl &gees of the eitheartis et this eserniry, thr a peed w itnesses et sadist morel me* w take plan ellthielersi loyal of it. Gem*, Whim, beim his Xekety imi eleitheeithed iamb= of the moat, fa the early lei if the ewe* met . TV prograwait, ea wig he ista, with the ezeictlia et two Wheat Del. Ilvey, etmprlem INN of the last winyetidems of the meet emblem WO* waists who featliked Uremia the petiole of 1510 led 1760. It is timed that wady ese hawked e 1 the flat sathedrel was wee be preset ea the estadea. The Mew*: is the pew gramme: Acoutiag flertiee—Gibbees fa P., Tallis's Leary sad Zespeassa. Erwin fierviet—Oibbeta is P.; anthem, "0, deg vale the Lad," Pareall. The felawfai wth be preformed after 111111 Morsiag Oinks: " Mods fa Karina* 1650 " I tall awl ery„" Tillie 1660 eistio7 , 64." Blrd 1663 ico thy wadi' sesteles mks," renew! 1580 " Ilestaaa," • Gibbons 1610 " Mae we sadly." Clilld• IMO " Awake, awake. pet as thy eiresipit,"..Wite 1610 " I Ina la the NOM," Blew 1676 " G. give *tab." l'areell 1695 I hay? set a ( 4.". GoldwieW 1700 • Cry aloud airabast,• Croft 1783 • %k 0 load; Weldon 1730 I. Ood i 7,vr Grams 1740 " 0, give Boyer 1700 " la daddy," lilvoy 1860 • 0 rafts Ifto Lard " (ftr alirseobsies) Blvey 1860 Thou imelial • wan cagaairti al Bt. Goarp's Chap& Would ara a puhriaaaas of a gnaw Ida& at Bt. had% ia 1361, allot a Wei treat to ear foreign Adam ? AND CLERICAL. !ammo!, Ocr. 22.—DEATE or ME Pamer of Higo's COLLEGE.—lnglipme was remised hoe ye& tardy of the deasse, at his reeklege la Wimpolettreet, Camadish-open, of the Km Gimp Muggy, D.D., F.L.8., Prevost of Elog's College, at the age of 73. The abject of the present modem was bon ia 1777, at Hang. His peadfather wee herd gam of Harrow School, and the father et a ..mores temily, whoa sons have achieved dime gegen in various peofeaketz The father of Umtata Provost became an emslasat phydeian sad removed to Wbsdaer, l when he was the favourite attenikat apes Omer The late Dr. Thaekeray wee entered at Ilea Segal, where he speedily acquired distinctke, sad ia due time promoted to Hang's College. Hors he woe gated BA., 1802; ILA., 1803; and ia the same year he weis gage • fellow of the allege. He was shortly afterwards 'notated one of the gismos gam of Eta, whore he franchised until he was applated, fa 1814 Provost of King's College, or the dears of Dr. Snetzer. He was ("egg B.D. is rlbs s t aa ami D.D. in 1814 (by royales mandate), t to the Provosigilp, sad served the °Moe of fleoCheaseller of the seivenity. The same ear Dr. Timagy opmesd Miss Osette, whoa he to by whom he teams lows sae flecOor, who la giro; to fats great wealth. The diseased UM the la of gap- Ida is ordinary to Geo. a 111., j sad the sweeeellag severedgue, ingurileg her present Mesty. was a matenalits elms* sad had the reputation of huhu He Aged great improve weals La the gleefully szansimilece mad ogee ef etudes ia this respect. Ho was, in addition, an smigat naturelist, sad his soilage ad library is conswein with this study an reputed (es private gee) to mak as. at, um if they are not the beet in England. Dr. Thackeray suffered he some pass beg, his decease from or internal complaint, which finally carried bins off, and bad for sag time lag pultattel Wm from taking an active part la the admilithara ties edge affairs of the allege. Hi eaglet or Moab ineraina ; it is expected that hie gage eirM be roc fee iatenneat within the college chapel. General Thoth perm G.C.8., is the o il y surviving brother of the deceased provost. CORPUS Crum Corxmoz —Moors. Soundersou aed Prat Aare, after examination, bas declared the moressfal candidates for slearehips at this college, and have been elected secordiagly. Ozowor.—The Woodwardian Professor will examen** his course of lecture+ on this subject on Monday, October 28. at 12 o'clock, to the Geologic:4P MWICISS, aad coating every ' ' Friday. ' CONPARATITI AWATORT AND PiTSIOLOOT.—The Pm fuser of Anatomy will solunenee a Pease of lectures ea eemparative mammy ad physiology, is the Anatomimill flebooll, October 29, at 1 o'clock. Dmisivv.—The Regius Professor of Hebrew wig emus public lectures on the Psalms, at the Divinity Loam Mom, oa the 26th of October, to be soatiged on the Vol. lags Wagger and Saturdays, at I p.m. The professes will rung his elementary lectures, et his rooms in Triaity College, on Wednesday, the 80th of October, at hell-pat 11 a.m., to be tongued at the male hour everiWednee&y and Saterdelderkag tug B.A. NIAILINSTIO; 1861.—There will be a meeting On Monday moralag, the 28th tam, at 11 o'clock. at Christ's College lodge, to consider the oases of those undergraduates who have degraded, and era desirous of becoming candi dates for becomes. Cams not presented to the Syndicate at the above range will be prestaded tree cuesideraga till the next regular seating in October, 1861. Law.—Tke Downing Professor of the' Laws of England will deliver Isle introductory lecture in Dawning College on Wednesday, October, at half-pest 12 o'clock. Tickets will not be 141-Faired for this liege, but gentlemen desi rous of certificates may obtain tickets of the registrar. CONSECRATION OF A NEM CHURCH AT BROMPTON. —Festiva., morning the Bishop of London performed the ceremony of oonaeciation in the new church of the district of West Brampton. The building, shim is comb's of accost modatiiig ohm.; 1,000 persons, is in the early gothic style of gleiteetam. Rev. R. J. Bench, B.D. to be an honorary MUM in Peterborough Cathedral. The Rev. loam Webster,lioeused to Murton-heath curacy, diocese of Cheetar. The Rey. James Haworth, M.Pa presented to Mi Awl Perpetual Caney, with St. Olive Perpetual Caney, Cheater. The Ear. Edward Isom, 8.A., lkoosod to Widow Co rm, Chukka. had 1111110 dew him Leads& by the $ p.a. WM to ea& bud ea the eaterdsy Mobt. Ime swan that he had, tai, I aid Itha le. Me replied. " flee ham ea eta* as de." Babb .11 be bat Adam to ea •fl sear TIM h all I hare le say. Omahas Ralph meshed—l ea mimeo of the If Wele:l &heel at lrfealey. I Ismer Ms_ bit ves all ghee te see by a .y &Oh. me of ras simians. ea the la ta Me Med elg Naha laM remembor WSe mei& ft helm. end able maim vide teamed me le gbh &melt ma a pear =lmlay. I paid it ear tie map ollwasea Ma. I oohed bra whether she bed say MOWN' to oft; It was a Wane Übe ohm boded M eme to &b. Mellah who me Why by the we* deer, seedeamehed, to sehemee le lasem appemeeme, that they bird OM &NW II Rem My eal hat bed net peel am& reepost l. Ida. • Ilselted at die mina they am, sad era lbe auks Ida& are sow Mak ea It. She thee pet It Me • be/ where tie beet 11111 embed vesseys. whenve sled" the UM& pild mho pm me tea she shekel IN and she Weald me ham a Weber at Meek- Inter, mmed Prem. I lamas Wades to alb, Set Ste or e amed by Mr. Millesten le the ate I pia to Kra Omar &Ina, brger le Mr. L F. Wag re eaisd. peeved beans &eat lbe ammalea mo sod pew balm ark fa a SIM bilmithe le Me samter, es ter Niel Woe the aeolamhe ea Friday het ot Gallo& He aete4revoil hawk* dheseeeM the wens elf • entre ghee ea amain wet head. ha agar the spot whole the ammaket No Mr. Jame Matt. murk_ per ef GalMhrd, repeated the testimay be lied gime ea Pilaw Mhos the miletratee es to iambi met the primate ea their my to ?drably ea He the of the aarder. I. reply le Mr. Done& add Amara ef the edemas had ever appal le his p u shme Ara Ildried Meaty, weskit& emetable el Belsky. repeated hh astleray, whisk ruled la as particular ben that pre. vise* ghee the witness. TM MOM w as bent steered, ma after • Marl esaseltatlat with the the comer enemata& that the beaky mod seta Tuesday next. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Ili the Alum of Mr. Offleatissieser Posblanotte, through itrlispositioa, the bailees, whisk was eoelae4 to saleril for the choke et relgaess 5,4 eagles, was disposed of by Mr. Mershon, the registrar, wise is swepowered by the mew ste tete to set, is ties Amass of the emanteisser, la say stage eta ere now the certificate seeedwg. ENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. OLD COURT. Imes us Too Om Siam ASP NB. Jams Ina. Poorerrum Reseattr....E. Cares, N o a PomoMse letterserrior, less billeted hr steam. a Wait esateialeg a halkoretalgit, the irerftj if the ems Mr. Clashes. sod Mr. Bedlft. were hi Na peosesatioa. The primer lies &shelled by Mr. Widish. It appeared hem the veldts's, that M. mesa, was m ooed as a Isesse-eantor eel soros at the pdasipal Wise at Teaseliam, sad, la eramoseses of wudetes tiv main to the keewlede el tie psabeillso easherities to seassetios twilit that district, they remital to take steps to /Yaps who wee the guilty per". Assordlegly, is the 29ch of September a " met " MN.,, es they are tamed, was made up by Mr. diudgletpe, sae of the Leaden post elles adds , la white wee mimed a bali• asesesign, and thlshesswespestedem the Whaley Mesh& by Peaks, the .51st, tt Ibe ass* distrlebelles at Tales. hem. In military ewes the Wow peeled at We idles would go to the Aid efte hr that Movies, where the pel. macs was asspleyed. and ohne al the helm Irma le weed; azd armegameate wee mode y Mr. Ilisslibisgs nest the smil-eart shor It left dee Me► sa is cm as Martheels- Greed, sad it motesprikeed the me/ lies sandaled, mad it woo ileeetared this the "tea" ;wee wee is la Is. Mr. ileelassp, 411111•111111/41 by Pasha, imaslAstsly west to the Mike where the germ Ira employed. be Ma sew his Issing the Est arraslsig UM Wreed. - Ms . gad ba be esed Mere TeMits m hog OA minim 111114 he saylsi *et he hod set. Ile ma this MM the a Maw was minim and he mode so reply. 'lle ptsessor, epos We, was takes bask to the slim while he was marshal by Peak*, and the saletlog Las towel la the 1.4t-baad 011111141111 midst Upsa lgl r ad disisorsy . the primmer said he seal/ se 101 l bra the lease sees Ism his poskst. It appeared that the prlseserhad bees thirties yew) la the melee of the Pestoi, sal had bore a good chasmic sp to the period of Mb treasastlea. The Jury head the piton Gritty. bet rememseaded hies to mercy co serest of his preview' goad clarsean. The Chid Buse metesesil Ma to be trsasported for tea POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIB DAY. BOW-STREET. ATTIIIM AT SCrICIDI AT WZIIIIN ;T4:7, fumed to give her as cc address, was t h e with attempt bsto draws herself, by Jemplag elf the rammbeat at Westalaister- PMr W. Wiadeor, trArmeeter, mid thay pielmday situ aims, his attestioa was draws i y a lady to the prat..., who was Il se I. the yam, over the sub sift bridge. Witness moped Masa boat, sad, after essaidersidedlidenity, succeed la Muslim her iate the boat. she we "WM insensible and he at ease .amend her to the *alum monvia'slsonee. at the lima tap, where • mom bath VIM proyidel, sad Ms. Mesas,*. sass ensewasis Le The primmer woe sma dew the pm with assmithiss la her mati whisk sisombied the lam el as What. sad after posies soar Mow wok westal ipso the beeps for the rupees el pommels' paws Min tale the water, she limped off the pin. anima plasm as *spier, sad olio ea the bridge, who whammed Ms 1111ty add lbs dad had floated up the river, sad afterwards dimppeepL Whin the primer miliciently Hoovered, eat we asked Y ifs had • child with Me, and she said obe hod set, bat esterod se answer say other question as te wires low Masire sided, or ler name. While site we. beteg amid, she sulk a twit to the an, sad plaspd beads tuts the boning Gosh, aad it me with madi da mn, that she we. peetested bee lay iag viobat heads *pea basalt Sox Made Wits sash Wait. sad she efumwards said die wished they had permitted fo r to drown 'smelt The miaow ogled whams a fool for pre. saris; doss clothes, sad her mazer was °mainly that of a perms labouring nada scene aberration of mind. The miscue refused to Its her isms or give any answer to the charge. Mr. lentils* remanded her foe a week, sad digested AU isquities to be made about her, and to ascertain, if pad. We, where her friends added. WESTMINSTRR. ROBBERY At TE111 . 1101;1171 W. Nat son. a plusiber, capital at the am homes of puliameat, was shaped with ads whiny having in his puma= alarge quantity of lead, brew, sod other nodal. Yesterday steals', a policeman in plabt clothes slopped the primer, Mlle foot of Westabater.blidge, with s a ti = pewter usoaerbos sod a quad'y of pietas el lea, taus, sad boa In kis possession. The primer said he had has requested by soar man, with whose name hi INS USW Twisted, to tarry the things. At the pelsamesos albedo ether metal wme toad. Evidence was atm to show that please hod boa seen as the root et Weetwiestee-hall, heading bill of les/ to two esemosaiess (Irks escaped). g r . Wardle. supsrintaideat Radar WA Orison, the eas treater for the aew bow's, said that the leans eastalaed by petty robberies at the melts wen se amiliseable that they WHO obliged to have then &oft wolelesit theme let two Lye. Kr. Beaterip comaittei the primmer toe sae math to had }atom is the Howse of Coneetices. Ms LATE ATTEMPTED ROBBERY AT KENDAL BY MUM OP CELOROTomM.—The ma aimed with the at teat am the ley. Leeds& Wlntesh, at Shaw's Temper as., Zetell, Lasid. was tied at the Westateselatid Kicked tare Salsa, lental, on losiday het. Hi gave his sane Charles Ifientgewm y, bat his real nine is Charles Von from (Whi/. lie phoWed guilty to the charge of attesapti4 to min awl we esateneed by the beast to eighteen months' t with bud Lbws., Wading one month' f aL la rZilessent. A WSW FIEF ALaanst.—An opportunity was . _ yorenday of winning a new sad in ese▪ hlmr• M giving slam la ease of firt It h tke ia• wan of a eatlsiesa mewl anima of Great Qum west, Wasee wed nada of a melee of gaits mein wings, vehieli sw latendel to be se Ind theeashent the diffeeent angennems of a holm re .0 tame An they shall esemnielle with • au attesind Se the men deer. Then elder ef a Cr i d s. oreha see made le Monet seek other In velem me that Ms epliontion et An to may pert et Oen eal nese Om to beak, end thus mho the deg by Motrieg it et r e support ft seedv ria n di tz haw Is den mad with the efrondoor. TM yew aim& Ink OM adoped la yardmen ell 41blit Lea ipelemah, when a panes sight be implied le offr is te i feeine, any prove edvaaterons. OP CAltitfah PlOffons VW OUT IT lit Josur Rosa.—We (hcrtA Britiab Moil) Mee him& hem L takes seen% that.. Friday lot two of the emirs *um WNr Jan ins whoa be left the pert of Lye, end erne eighla nen to be dowateked lone ia the east of kis *km haw lb JohnPeaskils se being hewn Me snivel et An, Wing their way at ems W the dovenot vide they angled MON* taken away. The blade, wen mderslead, winks a non thee of sash saw, bet wither of Om amoyed sayfang is ,rhe shim et letter or ails M way dad. One et thus seems IS Um had some denreeist se. tee Led, but whisk bee apporeatly ten shot away. The dm they were IlMrated Sir Join Zoo le of seem but taklNieleanikeries tbe wall banns geweno ulls r* MITMe ankle pigeon, it was be way less den l a l eve IMMO Iftwelime. TM dilater Ifie ennlasei mid borer amend mon be tar 16111. of MIT Om Ilk Jibs Sem we believe, tea rd re Wm, nide% it ON be ibe las waft so. afraid kb, ban ben st dos &dim . NAVAL rains Bsk- ADMIRALTY, OCT. 22.—. den lob. Acting Boatswain. PRIZE MONET. Mom tad night's Gook) IRlTlL—Notice is Riven to the °Elan and crow of her Malest)'s ship Amphitrite, that the tonnage bounty far the slave.ussel Triomphe de Brasil, 19th May, 1848, also the ateve teed tomato hotioho g s ai r tre ilecoado de Jiabo, Gartered 254 July, 1848, will be paid to times who are settled to sham, or to their repreoutativee duly authorised to naive the suss ea Tuesday, the 29th instant, at No. 13. Cleaset'sdua, Minot saddle dames not then dusanded will he re-called, at the same pie" fee three swaths, agreeable to Act of Parliament. Triumph° di Brasil. E. a. d. C. s. d. Camosdere 8 15 21 Eighth elm .... 0 10 8 TWO oleo Thtrdelw 213 4 Tomb olass 0 6 4 Fourth slues .... 1 6 8 Eleventh Maas Fifth dates Sixth aloe Bsmath elm Taz o £ s. d. £ s.d. Commodore 67 16 31 Biahth arm .... 6 8 0 Firer elms 272 1 8 ltioth dor 4 1 71 Third elms 27 4 2 Tenth ohm 214 6 Fourth elms .... 13 12 1 Bismuth elan Filth alms Bird elms 8 3 3 Thirteeadt shim.. 1 0 41 Smooth dose 6 16 04 Notice is also ``iron to 0 dims sad crew of the Amphitrite (Mr Majesty's Air Bier sad Webb' is sow What ties tonaege bmaty La the dem Tessa Curies°, Nth 7w, 1848, will be paid to those who ore le don, or to their repromatadeas duly authorised M missive the ems, on Teseday, the 29th Met, et No. 13. aserlerelm. Bireed, sad ths shores am tam dsmoadod ell be lembed, at the mate plate, tar three maths, spree ebb lo ma of parliament t Clammolore net aim Thielsims 4 12 81 Tenth ohms 0 9 31 Fes* Mae .... 2 6 41 Eleventh elms 211111elais thillidess Sem& dem , 1 3 2 Foam, DIDPAVS, Amt. its Jolho. THE ESTATES OF ENGLAND. BURY, Orr. 11. The egrieultersl eye moms to be turned tram all parte of the Magda' Is Buy, or to Bromley ; the emit de be MR Weirs to be restated. It some of year modem is comil hive forgettea it, they will gather the bib hem theakation. Dory, Lord Stanley y. (in kis Labe to Mr. G. F. Yang. the ease day, etraoawlsti epodes, hem par ere teeda gives'. ezeeptimiel ohmmeter to the Item had IS from the rest of the kingdom, it being . a town. 4i mi leg ualli rilhe cry Agri:tad Bo ag rioty, he hie a s Pw a c y h s in to Mr. Yong :- 1 rigid, in 'paha a mew seelay thimisisset, te diliess bedbug erase, sad beam* rehmkg hiromat leglibalvo mown; te ash tee rodeo Irby, to Ishii my °daises co the laholsei and MIMS demur of Mom sousates to the sariaaltatsl Won't semodb, I yet the there woo roam he probable larsausat la do jar. *air ablest to whisk I woo lipsakieg. Thies rooms I aimed m be, dna, that It vat est a surnindsehoirlot, sad tarn eiehd by be arise et one; ma, tad set being aristra eg o &hid, abed dm dmatipeo des mad fee th probes, sad se eslialtal apply of mow is to nay does ; ea* lastly thee pros patios ot Wag wholly liabelase_ inn of osier, the awls emotion st biteleg. min k m er it the Chubb* ads (away bode be shire) woad booed the predestinates of the led, whisk weed amply ropey the emley. The hot Is, teat th e easittrY Nod Barr la either la grim er vadro gross mops lob the apply of liko gnat simaliatariag terms. mad • macs et ft Wag high h batter fiord for amis omen then he say ether ; s miss cook hi the bat • wiry mall per Via eta is WWI far say i s dos, mad • cal saris an whist. It la, *evokes, afar es the ma laws ms airreata. ma mainly ssamptioad use—ead I took ears se t• law h. To form a correct opinion of Lord Stanley's posi tion, it is necessary to know the other district., of Lancashire is whith he has delivered the same ainisitice, to drain, uproot old flaws, sad fertilise in mellow he did at Baty. I have not his speech." Adhered at the visions Liverpool Agricultural Ilaskty's dinners to refer to, while writing bat I a ffi rm that he has over and seer dad the establishment of that society in 1840, and drop the corn laws wan repealed, urged oa thr farmers of the corn-growing dis tricts lug es, or bordering on, the red sand stone drag tits lower half of Lancashire, and comprising I parted Cheshire, to do all those things which he re. m a i d in what he ails the "exceptional case" of Baty. I have before ere the list of prizes awarded male his presidency for ten years for crops grown sad Improvements effected by farmers, not a few of this his father's tenants, who had the annual privi lege of listening to his after-dinner oratory and— what shall I all the advice, die-interested, no, it ,said be a mockery of men's common judgment—his I ewe disinterested advice. They are worth public.- ties, and the more so, when the reasonsare known why sea g edsh atises, and some did not who yet had bather farms (so says the opinion of the judge% offal!' is the awards), than those obtaining prima, ssest4, because the recipients of a prize bad effected sffir draining, all removal of old hedgerow., all squaring and laying out of new fields, ell planting of Dew quakthorn hedgerows, all "applies of posts and rails, to protect the new hedgerows, all roads, bridges, es diadems; all new arrangements for giving and liquid manure, all gates, paving of farm together with (in one ease building a back ), other improvement., without any aid from die 'radioed ; while some of those not successful in gultiag premiums, yet &egret to have expended ens of their own money per acre, had been aided by the landlord in the matter of quickthorn plants and poets, and rails, to protect them, or tiles for their drains. 'thee' are all in a corn growing district. I shall be able to give the exact Imember of acres under the diff,rent kinds of cereal or green crops on each farm in a .ucoeeding letter, to • with expenses. These statistics are now being for my use; but from personal knowledge l ol e g rei d l istriet in question, I have it impressed gene rally on my mind sufficiently exact to affirm that the agriculture around Knowsley is not an exception to that of most other cultivated counties of England. Knowsley lies about seven miles north-east of Liverpool, surrounded by a magnificent park, enclosed by upwards of 12 miles of high wall, bounded on some ' sada by woods several miles beyond the park walls. I The country due north fa 12 or 15 miles belongs to the Earl of Derby, Lord Stanley's father. Origi. rally it was the Hickerstaffe estate, and when raised to the House of Lords, Lord Stanley took the &idio tism of Baron Stanley, of Bickerstaffe. Southward and east, the country also belong. to Knowsley kr several miles, but is intersected by other properties. A referent , . to the publications of the tithe commis sion leads the curs: us inquirer into particulars of how some of the immense property of the family Ind acquired; their ancestors were diligent in the days of church plunder. They are ownets to a vast extent of " great tithes; and considerably of " small tithes," for which they neither perform religious services, build churches, relieve the poor, nor " honour God," as they should do according to the tenure by which such lands were held at the institution of private property in land. Westward to the estuery of the Mersey their pro perty extends, but is mingled with that of others. Along the north shore *of Liverpool the corporation of that town have obtained leave from the family on Most hiprovident terms, to erect the new ducks what was waste sands. Forty and fifty miles north from Knowsley and Liverpool, under, and at various distances from, the town of Preston, the lard is theirs. In the wide dis trict of the Fylde where some of it lies, and to which Lard Stanley Wails() directed his admonitory counsel to" give the soil money and manure," the crops are chiefly corn, alternated only with turnips and potatoes. Preston borough, like North and South Lancastire,was once thefrundisputed parliamentary property." A man who bad worked 'out a few years before in a etonedelph for 25.6d.a day." moths indignanthead of the house was heard to say, but who bad become auoliessful in Pres ton as a cotton-spicuer, was refused leave to purchase land (or to Fa it on a suitable lease) to build upon ; and disappointed, threw his influentie, which was great among the old pot-walloping voters before the Reform Bill, into the sods of Henry Hunt, who defeated thi Stanley in his own "proud Preston." The registra tion policy of the Anti-Corn Law League wrested both South and North Lancashire from them and theirs more recently. Bury (upon which some say Lord Stanley has set hie eye fur a family representation) is the centre of another of the Knowsley properties, lying in a south-eastern angle, from twenty to thirty miles from the other estates. It is mostly pasturage or building land. Part of Manchester stands on this branch of the estate, also Bury, the populous town of Pilkington with Rsteliffe, and many towulike villages, the mills and other works built by the kat Peals, and some other manufactories are about yr fall to the Stanley. by the expiry of the lives upon which the land was held. So also several hones estates about Manchester, There some of the lives have dropped, and others are infirm, old, and reduced ; go that, in addition to the vast income already enjoyed from tithe and land rental by the Berl of Derby, there will shortly accrue to the family an income (taking Liverpool and the new bargain with the dock trustees into account) not to be .or- , parsed by that of any family, perhaps not to be equalled by the future income of the Grosvenor@ when the building leases of Westminster, Belgravia, &c., fall in. Bat Lord Stanley'. dictum, in the debate on the Greek affair, Jane, 18.10, may yet be quoted in the legislators in settling the future burdens of taxation upon such properties—namely, that Mr. Finlay might have a just claim for his land at Athens, so far as he paid for or added value to it, but not for a value extrinsic to anything he did I There are people already—not destructing, not communists, but prac tical seosomista—who, in their seal to obtain the greatest results from the least expenditure of means, speak of that agricultural society over which Lord Stanley Ina presided ten years, and which gives aka, to lessate who bsar all expeues of lug sateen, wlie welds all capital, All risks, as ua sasisty ie ply off the national debt, or relieve industry it tam% by 'haw* where taxes may be levied milked Way to preadie eapital." The re vinare that will Waken the led around the Liver pni new does, bees the vast lessen already flow ing Into the Ismeday aid yet to Sow, kr leave to be ledestriens, horn , Manchester, Buy, PaWaimk, awl Preston, Id at expleditane of a shil li ag, -- ge Lit et timid, word, or ask el any Sulky, dead e Ithg, or yet to live, is alead7 a "sew wide bee pmeleal lasses and pinto wide essasolitis me eels the bodes ci fears &- mak& Del edit ast the quad* new bake ma. I lad a common opinion among the Stanley tenantry to be, that, no matter whether they be growers of corn or milkers of cows, he never in tended them to believe his assertions that agriculture was reined beyond the power of tenant farmers to pay rent. It s doubtless true that the Bury district aseseptible of great improvement by drainage, , &e. ; the success of Mesas. Wrigley, the close to Bury, Mr. Knowsley, and one are two ether capitalists, proves what changes can be &Wed by a liberal, skilful, yet prudent expenditure despite! to the pasturage. There is some tillage around the town, 90 tons of Swedes per acre (aferage of a Redd), have been got, and on the mossy lands esormoas crops of potatoes and oats, but the culture of grass for soiling cattle indoor, is chiefly attended to. But why have not the ordi nary occupiers succeeded in like manner? Lord Stanley insinuates they are poor—too paor to be favoured witbra lease of their farms. This being so, one naturally asks why, in a district abonedirg with capital, the farms do not attract men of greater sub stance P The moon why is on the surface, staring you in the face: the Stanley tenants everywhere, and all the tenants in the Bury district, be they holders under Lord Derby, Lord Wilton, Lord Elles mere, or whom they may, are yearly holders, liable at six months' notice to turn out and practi cally are turned out, for a wrong vote, or other misbehaviour, as menial servants may be dis charged from Knowsley Hall. Since the meeting at Bury, three weeks ago, it has transpired that some tenants have been told by the Earl of Derby's agent that they may, on condition of giving security that they will completely drain and remodel their harms, have a leas, for nine years! The name of a Knowsley tenant, who was awarded a premium in 1849, has just come under my notice in that curious list before rcierred to. By the judges , acting under Lord Stanley's presiden c y, iit s stated that " the farm contains 56 awes " (Che shire or statute measure not specified), " the soil a good dark loam resting on a subsoil of clay, gravel, or sand. He has laid 280 yards of rosin drains with stones 6 inches by 6 inches hollow, and covered with stone covers : also 560 yards et side drains with stones of a triangular form, and 16 inches hollow— in both cases covered with edge dressings, clppings, and brushwood. Mains 7 to 8 feet deep, and side ones 5 to 6 feet deep, and from 15 to 21 yards min der. Work rather expensive, bat well done, and produces very good effects on the land, the subsoil being favourable for draining. Ditches, water-courses, and ontfalls open and clear." Relied in that manner drained six acres, and his premium to encourage him, a tenant at will, to do his whole farm at his own ex ' penes was—what do you think ? Three pounds ! • Such is the encouragement to agriculture which leads Lord Stanley to Bury, unblushing, unabashed, ' to found a new society. MILITARY. (Prom bit dates Gar No.) WAR.OFFIZ Ow. U. srd WO es.vbe rats.. et Dreg. Ode.-O Ex. A. era le be ay pm, via. low ins y e -LessL I. B. GOMM to be asp, by per., vies Realer, who TWA; Ira. W. Lewes to be Wit_ year. Wes Oarliser. SSW 1.-.Uset. H. 0. Comma to be Ant , via lanisitoo. pram. Ha P.-Unt. 3 items, to be ow., without par., !Mat, Ow; OWL Cadet IL B. Wows, tram the Bowl Military (bibs., to be ems. MOM pre. Slat IL—llea IL C. Desassa, to b•Z m idtheut pa. vies Fits. nisTdes. WA J. Cuomo's. to be vise Dnepr ; W. Is be m. Wee -Dra. by pe t; toL io Portezz he s 11.11 b vie 1111 Yrase. P. J. G. Bomar b Is list . vtibout, pa, Ms 141.; Lieut. T. Ikew b be vise Hoes. dee. ; P l e le anZW. M. lisoan, tram the Roles 111. Oct, is Wm Weiwalwe. Berl Oman Nis ItseL-Mej. P. W. Tama to btlwt.ad,y ywr Ka" vbs Ms.; Cape. P. !Lae. es lo ad., by Pa, Mesneas. Seam-Awlet..Bag. M. A. Jaw. how 7lst P., to be titan MiLawee Wes Emma, wbo saimpe. OMNI Of 01DMA310% Ow IL log n ibej w lL etkretw. , -Orst Uwe. L Basmat to be esa.%co des. I Ow Liget. H. Themswr to be lest Wes mehlwas; IWO Ursa. IL B. Bosweet lobs IMPLINI. ester, We. UM. T. C. Mawr to be lbet feat. Z ia, leSple; /kg Ike. IL &Timm Is be ses. east, Ma M. is 164.1 am Lid. &Siam Is be Wet lieed. eel WEIL ON TSB COAST OP BRAZIL. The Hereford 7Tmes publishes under the above title the following letter from Lieut. John Bailey, R.N., to his brother, the late member for Hereford shire. If the letter be genuine, and the statements of its writer correct, the Admiralty have given orders to our cruisers rm the coast of Brazil to take slave vessels out of Brazilian parte. "It had," he myth "been hitherto unlawful to take slave weeds out of Brazilian ports, but I had brought out despatches from (quart, to or for) the Admired (queere, Admi ralty?) ordering him to take them out of their ports, when it could be done without successful resistance being offered." It mast be allowed that the words of a gentleman who writes that "the Cormorant had three men killed in the streets of .Rio by being thrown out of a window," must be interpreted with some lati tude ; but there is nevertheless matter for grave and anxious thought in this extraordinary document: Rio. June 28. My deer Joe,-1 have got much to tell you, and hope it may lead to promotion, and therefore this letter is almost, I may say, a business one. When I was ordered out to Brazil, Admiral Dundui wrote to me, saying be hoped I should take many slavers, and get my promotion tor so doing, as Crofwn of the Rifi man has. The Rifleman has been out here eighteen months, end has teken three empty and ono half full slaver. I had only been on the station five days when I captured my third ; the last of which was from within pistol shot of • battery manned end loaded. We arrived off ltio on the 18th of June, and is sight of the harbour captured a slaver. We then went in to nport ourselves to the Admiral, replenhh, and provi sion after our long penile ; but as the Admiral was cruising outside, I was ordered out again immediately to report myself, and at the same time to dratrey the slaver, which was not in a fit state to go to sea. We sunk her that night. Whilst looking for the admiral on the right of the 20th, we captured a second slaver, end the being a fine sound vessel, dispatched her to Bt. Miens, for adjudication. We then returned to Rio, but, being informed where the admiral was, again went in quest of him immediately, found him that morning, viz., the 22nd. It had hitherto been unlawful to hike slave vessels out of Branilien porta, but I bad brought out despatches from the admiral, ordering him to take them out of their ports, when it could be done without successful resistanoe bang opposed. Now, it was • strange thing, that 1 hod that morning obtained informa tion ola notorious fellow lying Ina port about 80 miles off, and at once obtained the admiral's leave to go and Mke the first shine off the new order. Mind you, it was ticklish wwk ; for Mr. Ruben, the British minister at the Breat h= court, tells me nothing could be tter, ea it has coded; but that if blood had been drawn between the Brazilian troops and my men, the whole responsibility 'would be thrown ea my shoulders. As we had not been more then halt an hour in lido, we had not had time to re.victual, water, or coal, and bed therefore only half • day's water, two days' breed, and about 16 tons of coal remaining ; we, therefore, west en two pints of water a day, 11110 started on our mission. I arrived off the port of Macahl et half.past 8, p.m., on the 23rd. We observed our friend moored, with four stout chain cables, ready for sea, and within pieta shot of an eight-gait battery, and lying immediately under the guns. The boats were sent to examine her, who foetid no captain or ripen, but a regular slave. deck. and the beach was croteded with ruffians, banging off muskets in all directions. Whilst the officer was searching, a body of soldiers marched into the battery and loaded the rot.; my young officer not knowing exactly how to act, therefore dropped his prise, anti returned for further orders. 1 th, re fore went away in • four-osred host to speak to the coin. mandset of the battery, and see if it was practicable to stet her out. It was now dusk, and as I walked up the bank to the office, s fellow let fly a musket dem to my head, out of • hedge. I, however, did my business with the officer, and want oa board to examine her myself; she was a perfect little beauty, called the Polka, but as palpable a rogue as I ever saw in my life. I therefore wished them good crating, and returned on board, steamed out a little way to trick them, and having cleared fur action and loaded with grape and canister, manned the boats, towed them to within musket shot of the echow.er end fort, then cast them off, as there was not water for the ship to approach cny nearer. I gave my men in the bats orders not to fire even if their mewls or boats wee struck, but to mune their tire until some of them had received personal injury, when in self defence they were to return it; and, as soon m they had done so I bad intended to open on the fort, which I suspect would very soon have been cleared, ter we were within short musket range, loaded as I told you. The boats dashed alongside the slaver on the side opposite to the Maury, whilst a 3kerteet blaze of muskets and rockets wee going on a/egad theme, though at so eautions a distance that no one was touched. Preesatly, Is the moonlight, we maw her sails dropped, the aisles were slipped, and out she shot like an arrow. Directly she did so, bang went the first gun from the battery, which want far over the mark; end then a second ; it splashed them from head to foot ; a third Sashed in the pan, sad by that time she had ran across our hews end directly she done so we steamed in aeries th e . line of fire, which immediately ceased; and giving them them good cheers, se the only return fur their Shot, dashed off to sea together, at the rate of eight miles an hour. It was the work of 10 minutes, and was dune with out oar even mapping • esp. We then put all the remain leg broad we bade:, board the prize, borrowing some water tom her (for we had not a drop left), and, packing her off to Bt. Helens, returned to the admiral, who was pleased beyond measure, and ordered no into Rio, to provision, fuel, and water. This is unprecedented. We had captured two slavers before our reporting oareelves to the admiral ; and in five days had captured three slavers, and that before her fgvisioning, and with , tassel; the reassaretthoof very we deymeetneWatordroermwaspituaaed.abo:fiktarinell out ,y first ,t the pt: . wwhen imi pracs er tica uka ble, my WO nose have of tak e ss easesd ast of god thar kaaa arsak afrees battery, and that without 'pang • drop of bleed. Now, Jce, if they have gives Crofton his premed= tee taking four vessels in 11 months, I think I deserve MAW for taking tiesttrombreeopizionginisfihvteeadwayief vessels} eassee , sedi r r oe s ked.ww it i w a sz eeme set = frem ehance, but isonitiothe this Use, 1 had not boa In bed. et lad eal 'Mho off, Is, nine days and Mesta. I ens mama yea ay men wen !Ably done up. The Brunk:is are ferioise—they declare that their only treatment of as shall be the knife sad the musket; and their aroma are not empty was. The Rifleman had • volley poured tato one boat's mew, which killed one man dead ; and the whole piny would have been murdered, had it not been for their own presence of mind. The Cormorant had three men killed in the street of Rio by being thrown oat of a window. We are, therefore, does prisoners, and never think of going anywhen.—Belleve me, your very affectionate brother. Joust Bettie.' EASTERN COUNTIES AND SOUTHEND RAILWAY. — The Master in Chanoerv, Sir W. Honks, has given Betio that he will proceed on the opening of his court in a few dye with the settlement of. the list of contributories dares in this concern, fa conformity with the new I nability laid down by the Home of Lords, sad that shoran list is sa sewed, no party affected thereby will be allowed $ &putt it without hta a of the Cart of • -wsr • I{e• ks OP111" I 6