The Express.
London, England, 1852-03-03 00:00:00

THE ELECTIONS.

Cownsirran.—A correspondent says Some of
the whip of
this berelest, la their nal sad anxiety to &d-
-emo eke betmeate eta votinnearnig poems, O
pp it seems,
Sr shown of et imasammeil liberal opposition to
alsconirolet Manners' return. Mr. Whirring Cooke, Lord
John% oppment at the last election, was to have been put
ga oeminstitien; but Mr. G. Itebow, a wealthy' 'eh*
butAbWatat la the neighbourhood, intimated his d` sire to
stand wen certain conditions, and his pretensions were sup-
ported by a number of the more prudent members of the
party. Mr. Cooke declining any collision which might have
the Whet of dividing the liberal party, withdrew. At the
last moment, however, Mr. Itebow made it a further con-
dition that Mr. Hardcastle, the present liberal metriber for
the borough, should vacate his position in Mr. Itebow's fa-
vour at the next election. This not being conceded, Mr.
nohow has refused to stand, and the Colchester reformer,
are in duffer of falling between two stools. At the solici-
tation of has friends Mr. Cooke has gone down to Colcheorr,
and what the consequences of this step may be events will
show. This, however, is quite certain, that liberal coital-
measles to succeed must be true to candidates who have
been true to them."

AIIIIDURTON.—This borough is quiet, and it ih said
that no change will take place here. A tory cind,date
would stand no chance of election.

llostos.—On Monday J. A. llankey, Esq., of tho
emincat firm of Hankeys, bankers, London, appeared its
Boston. accompanied by hi. cousin, the Governor of the
Bank of England, and other friends, and attended a large
and influential meeting at the Town-hall in the evening
(hundreds not leriag able to gain admission). that gentleman
having been solicited to stand as a candidate at the neat
general election of members to sit in parliament. The
chair was taken by William lie hardson, Esq. ; and nn the
platform were Messrs. Cooke, Wilkinson, Stand:old, Noble,
Stevenson, and many others, professing liberal and even ra-
dical principles. Mr. Hankey, having been introduci dto
the meeting by the chairman, entered into a lengthy .tits.
Latent of his political views, which are those of the Financial
Reform and Manchester school, promising, if elected. to
vote for the ballot, extension of the suffrage, and title r
leather/ points of the ultra-liberal creed, which were entbe-
giastically received. Mr. Smith, solicitor, proposed n reso-
lution—. That Mr. J. A. Hankey was a fit and proper per-
son to represent the free and enlightened electors and tithe-
bitants of the borough of Boston ; therefore the meeting
present pledge theinselvee to use teir utmost • ndeavours
to secure his election at the neat general election." Mr.
Stevenson, of the firm of Stevenson and Bird, curries,,
seconded the same. which was put by the chit rrniiii, and
carried unanimously.
CORK COUNTY.—A host of candidates arc in flee
field for Cork county.
CLefile—ln addition to Sir Lucius O'Brieo,
Vandeleur, and Sir John Foster Etrgeralii, the hfue,r,e
Newt mention. a fourth candidate for the representation of
the county of Clare, in the person of Sir Charles O'Dea:m.li.
GREEN W very large meeting of the electors
and other residents was held at the Lecture Hall of this
town on Monday for the purpose of affording Mr. Aldermen
Salomon', one of the representatives of the borough, an
opportunity of addressing his constituents upon the course.
he should deem fit to pursue in the event of a dissolution or
parliament. Mr. Derail having taken the chair, the worthy
alderman proceeded to address the meeting at some length.
Having adverted to Lord Derby's government and the
opposition he 611%1111 be prepared to offer it, in the event of
a protection line of policy being pursued, the hon. gentb -
man alluded to the efforts he hail made to obtain hi. admit-
tance into the House of Commonsas one of the representa-
tives of Greenwich, end what the late government had in-
troduced in the new Reform Bill, with the view of meeting
his ease. The worthy aldermen solicited his re-election,
whereby they would be upholding the great principles of
civil and religious liberty. The hon. gentleman was greatly
applauded throughout the whole of his address. A resolu.
thin was then adopted, approving of Mr. Aldermazt So
lemons' line of conduct since he had been returned as
one of the members of the borough, and promising hit
every support when he again appeared to solicit the sui-
frages of the electors.
KlLDette.—liord Nava has addressed the electors
of Kildare in the following terms :—"During the four years-
and.a• half that I have had the honour of representinv you
in parliament I have voted on all measures of general im-
portance, and I have taken part in almost every debate that
has reference to Ireland. My political principles then fora
should be well known to you all. 1 am ready opeely to
account to you for each vote that I have given, and to
justify every one of my public acts. I, therefore, now ask
you for a renewal of your confidence. As an Irishman
appointed to fill a high office in the government of his
country, I feel confident that I shall receive from the consti-
tuency of my native county a fair trial, promising that I
shall endeavour in my new capacity to devote all my in-
fluence to ameliorate the present distressed state of agricul-
ture, to promote commercial progress, and to further the
social improvement of the people of Ireland. I have the
honour to be, gentlemen, your faithful servant.—Nees."
His opponent, Mr. Cogan, of course gees the Abele animal in
the way of liberglity, although an effort has been made to
damage his cause by stating that he is a "mere whig." lie
ways that if elected he will " enter parliament totally un-
connected with any English political party, and determined
to advance the interests of Ireland b every means in his
power, and to assist in the redress other many evils, reli-
gious, social, and political."
LEEDS.—OII Monday evening a most united and
spirited meeting of the liberal electors of Leeds was held in
the Music-hall, for the purpose of deciding upon two liberal
candidates fur the representation of the borough at the neat
election. The large saloon was crammed to muff cation, and
the most determined resolution was expressed not to allow
any minor difference of,opinion to divide the liberal party
at this juncture. The basis on which this union has been
settted is free trade mid parliamentary reform, the educa-
tion, and all other questions, being far the present held en-
tirely in abeyance. The register of electors is understood
to contain a very decided majority of liberals, and,
with a continueuce of the union and elstermination

displayed at this meeting, it is believed that no
tory candidate will have the slightest chance of euccest.
John Wilkinson, Esq., one of the borough justice*, presided.
Appropriate introductory resolutions having been unani-
mously carried, J. G. Marshall, Esq., F. Carbutt, Esq., and
Sir George Goodman, were proposed and seconded by their
several supporters as fit and proper persons to represent the
constituency in parliament. On a show of hands being
Wren, the whole appeared to be held up for Mr. Marshall,
about one-third for Mr. Curbutt, and nearly all for Sir
George Gootlman. The chairman said he had no difficulty
in deciding this question. He had no doubt that the elec-
tion at this meeting had fallen upon J. G. Marshall, Esq.,
and Sir George Goodman. On the motion of Alderman
Richardson, • very numerous and influential election com-
mittee was appointed, and the meeting then terminated.
MALDON.—It has been stated (says the Essex
Herald) that an arrangement his been come to for the set-
tlement of the lung-disputed election claims on Messrs.
Dick and Waddington, and the past feeling these matters
excited having been smoothed down' both these gentlemen
will again offer themselves for the borough. But in the
mean time a third conservative has stepped forward in the
person of the lion. F. Byron, of Langford grove, who has
caused some excitement in the borough by issuing an ad-
dress, in which he declares his intention to " support
encouragement of, and protection to, our native industry ;"
particularly to the shipping interest and the coasting trade
—to advocate a better and wiser economy in the manage-
ment of the army and navy, with a due regard to the safety
of the empire ;Iland he adds, he shall ever be found faithful
to the religion by law established.
PETERBOROI:6II.—The anticipated dissolution of
parliament has called forth two addresses, one from Mr.
Cavendish, the present member, signing his intention of
resigning, and another from Mr. R. Watson,W of Rocking-
ham Castle, who with the Hon. G. W. Fitawilliam, will
be brought forward under the auspices of Lord Fitswilliam.
Mr. Watson states that he presents himself as • candidate
not without parliamentary experience, having represented
• large constituency during that eventful period in which
the Reform Biil was passed. To that measure he gave his
scalene support, and that ho did so has ever sine, been to
him a source of unmingled satisfaction. He says further,
that from youth lie has entertained• warm attachment to
liberal principles, and that feeling has been strengthened
by time and confirmed by experience." Notwithstanding
these avowals on the part of Mr. Watson, the financial
reformers are bent upon nominating one who will more
fully advocate their principles; and for this purpose Mr.
Whitwell, a gentleman of some standing in the town, has
signified his intention of offraing himself. From the feel-
ing shown in his favoqe, which has been increased by Lord
Fitawilliam's advocacy of what he terms • "mild sail
benevolent despotism," in opposition to any further mea-
sure of reform, it is believed that he will be • formidable
opponent to the Fitawilliam interest. •

SOUTIIAMPTON.—An occasional correspondent at
Southampton, writing about the election in that town,
states that Mr. Willcox and Sir A. Cockburn will concoct,
and that one committee will be formed to secure the return
of both. Negotiations are in progress for bringing forward
John Shepherd, Esi., the chairman of the East India Com-
way, and Mr. Wigrarn, the eminent ship-builder, at
Southampton, on the conservative interest.
STAMFORD.—A correspondent states that no oppo-
sition will be offered to the return of the Right Hon. J. C.
Merritt, the newly appointed President of the Board of
Control, as the metnhar fur Stamford. The Marquis.
Exeter's influence in the borough is too strong to afford any
liberal candidate any chance of sueema.
SOUTII DEVON.—There is some talk of bringing
forward a liberal candidate to oppose Sir J. B. Y. Buller in
the southern division of the county. The liberal party
have not yet, however, Seed upon " their man."
TOTNER.—It is said that there will be no change
here. Lord Seymour (is liberal) and Mr. Barry Baldwin (a
connervativw) are likely to be re-elected.

THE I'EMBROkE BOROUGIII4.—Sir John Owen,
Bart., lord lieutenant of the county, who has hem con-
nected with these boroughs since the year 15119, has baited
an address to the electors, offering himself again as a can-
didate. Sir John voted for free trade in corn, and on that
principle there is little doubt he will be ri.turma by a
powerful majority. In fact, the prutectiontstrers n.•
one to attempt an opposition.
•-s
TILE DUTY ON RAILWAY* AND STAGE Cd2t-
Rl.lolC..—Last year the income to the ElCit.o arising from
railway■ and stage cartinges was *sty great. It is stated It
a parliamentary paper just printed, that the duty on mile.
wave was 287,3.111. Ils. 3; 1., and front stage carriages ast
much as 217,0621.2 x. Sid. was realised

.

Dosing, Basica 11.
The Earl and Countess of Clarendon took their de-
parture from Dublin this morning, leaving the Castle
before eight o'clock, and proceeding by special train
to Kinptown, where the steamer bblana has been
for some days on special service waiting to convey
the vice-regal party to Holyhead.
V Yesterday, at three o'clock, their excellencies held
an undress neepticia in Dublin Cantle and received
several addresses.
A spiteful attempt was made yesterday by a few
members of the corporation to prevent the adoption
of an address by that body to Lord Clarendon. It
was known that unless the address could be pro-
moted within an hour or two it would be too late,
and a few of the "liberal" party had the bad taste
to try to get rid of it by resisting its introduction.
The general opinion and better feelings of the cor-
poration having, however, overcome this obstacle, a
party of ionservotiies objected to the address in the
shape in which it was proposed. Their objection
was overruled by a largo majority, and the address
was presented at the reception in the Castle, as was
also one from the Chamber of Commerce.
It is understood that the Earl and Countess of
Eglinton are determined to hold the Bt. Patrick's
bell in Dublin Castle as early after the regular time
as they can ; but that, of course, it cannot take place,
as usual, on St. Patrick's day.
Chief Justice Blackburn; left he Luria but
evening in compliance with asuman hes Go lad
of Derby.

I. Flan-

NAVAL.
ADMIRALTY, MAIICU 2.—Ph
tag awl A. Cartia, to be edits( boatawsia‘
(►ristrt tosses Gau
ADMIRALTY, MARCH I.—With rokrooso to the
lit of diens of the Royal Navy who were poomossi
their servos at t►e attack es Lop " is hoary I. sod
wish appeared ia the fkappkworat to the 1411116111 &NSW
Cl the 206 alt., the muse of Mr. William lobed Book
Mato. wee omitted, sad he should have apple:Nl mast Awe
Mr. teas► 'fathom. is such list of oaken, ea having hew
Feasted I. the rash of Livateaaat.
ADWIRALTT, Yaw IL
comsat DI. Moriers,—file. Lanai C. W. A.:mamma, to Mintiest.,
not L t Moose. plane me IL+
FIZIMMIT 13.
ItemAilw J. McDevitt's to be llost-ed.,, olio J. debit. nt.,
hre. boot. U. W. Baotou to be wt., vim Jobs *Unbar.
mum; Pte. WM. J. J. Dompuie to to watt Host. tiet W
Ikeeln, poem.

MILITARY.
DISTRIBUTION OF TIM ARMY.
The following is an official statement of the
Wien of tk• effective rank and Ble at lame and abroad lea
the let January, 1854:
I. Oreat Dritaia :
Caratry
toot Onside 4,304
Infaat7 of the Line 21,003
Recruiting troops and compsaiee 1,868
imp
- - -

In Irelasd .
Cavalry
infantry lOW
-16,5 N
Abroad (easlualve of India) :
Cavalry
lalaairy 20,264
Wok ladia ilagisiaata
Gamma Corps 4,660
- 30,070

la bails'
Oivalry
Wintry 23,-443
26,788

Total elective rank sad file 113,412
[lt will at woe be nen by oar military readers that the
above elleiel Manimest wisdom Akan, nos-ensmietioned

officers, annum% sad trumpeters; these ranks, however,
may be stated is the properties of about 1 to 71, wlssUk
would give 16,000 nano—inking a total of 129,0001 a mad
numbers of all naksearvias at bone and abroad (isetwilni
India) is January 1,100 E—In. A]
Mem tat Waifs ilinesate.l
ORKII Oft 01111111•1105. Yr. le.
AL leak et AWElNN—lbmosiatawt IL J. Dacus es Ye lisidweL,
Derarkt. rem yea f.mt ase. One. J. Imams in be
ism., else lassesei Leal. IL Pumas ie be eta. emit, Wes
Inner; Sea Wet& a. Imre be le lastfleal.. vise Phelps.

Tag iticin Rotas.—Testenby tks sty non-
essmirliesed obese tan Ow bet (nerds soil lies regi-
men marched teem the Oinks& se the Raga Asessal,
baying bees rend with alba surlins, es*
flak ears-
bees Timm woes Jeknd their ellissee. but so mint
look plan,' essiderable Ilse bike enegiedkr making
the swaseery prelississery ensegemende.
Tie LIZUTENANT-430111001011 or 00/111SZT.
ONO& vegsking took phew is kid week is now
LiestemsSOosoosi hied saws' Ir embus
alb Need set lie deer
lies is estriwkWises be retested Is Ogoessey
hese • visit to he wee netts learlisi Well the
sstisseides et the end W the militia stni
Thee
bob. The skips is Inehose WOW asp. The
dank bob nag dudes the dap, owl esziazionaity :seesesninsted
W lease is honour et hie snivel.
DA ....mid Sir Wiliam Napier, the sabsted biologies,
as Lientessat-Ciovernor or Oiseresey.
AMOY EQUINUOVI. There is no beadation
whatever for the report, copied tam sa Irish pope to the
steel that the Highland regimests ere to be side rile
mimeos. sad that the kilted rets are to diesestise
to wear the kilt. No vit a satempleted is
the mosso et the Highla step.

SPORTING.
LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING.

Time ihTlitOriagla—a sampleis list or the Wen eat lad
noshed Malmo sa diorilaladt prank, Cruedlreillet-
aon : Ablons ariarroaas, 67rs ; Ilanard; sea ;INN% 4
Ira ; fby Ilarkaway oat of ZslalYra, 3 7rei= 3
>m; Dea Carlos. 3 yro ; Kilquade, 4 yrs ; n 4
Mn ; Ibir Charles Napier, 3 yrs ; True OW, 4 yea; Teter
aple, aged ; Maria Day, aired ; Joaa of Are, 6_yn
migiiri Ahd•el [atter, aged ; Evertor', ; Carr*, gal ;Ma
rice Daley, aged ; Vienna, ; Royal Blue, 6 Q,Zr.
John, oral ; Levy Nook. ; Clisltaia, aged ;
yard ; Bedford, II yn ; aged • Mks Nowlway mai;
Hardwisit, aged • lrfaraer. aged ; Skill's Breit
.aLras
Nast Poised, acrd ;La Garas Ladra, yrs ;
lidos, aged ; Lianas% 6 yrs ; Coils, 6 yrl. h.
skies the above, enteral others for the Trial sod big
Stalin.

tan Te;;Sit
des y•fi Cap. _ve expected to nut foe the Stoop&roams sad
fee
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nab) tnteutatsct.

EQUITY COURTB.-YErrzipAv.

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Lone r. Taw Loxoox Coax Excaaxos COMPLIIT.-
Tmixo.

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twee& the Mae d tile gift d R Olen and the
directors dim Loads Om ariaragis, were stated yea
&gay.
Mr. having am segliad,
The WI Chancellor ail he elseeld give lie jodgmest
Gimlet Immediately. It Ale mmelesellsa he should be at
opinion that the defindaats bad net meablishod their ease,
OM time Ina a imposition la newest et tithes, ha should
direct a referees* to the Master to brim as to the yearly
ease of the property, having regard IS mash of the steads
used In the Eschews as were let arm rents nasally ra
erred sad received by the company, and to sash parts as he
'Mehl think not liable in payment et tithe.
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—Comemesaiox roz Loss Os
or Assiesms lISDIII INSUL.

TILSICY.
This we is appeal by the defied** be* a decree ef
Vise Chemmlisr Knight Brew The dmhadant wee ap-
primed • Oenaby Centamisdener fts a Dried
hear the et& Ms t med. ea the des of he sew
diums.he seseleed • mese of 1101. per mama ms
Ma he the We of dr efforteremet. Me Mesa=
sad disputed hi= of the sidgasse abbe IMP sager
adieu TM as umismem hider imateeasy.
sled •MI he mph of *Malabo a three Moierieg
I =lthereto. -The Vimnehmemilmr heeded that the
ef a end of law ahead he Vasa t soh. other mew
Meat, he Cereal of Izebegate bed that the ONO did ad
awe Mikis the escepdaas, se remmsted Mr radio atpie-
sees la the red* et her liejesey derided he by the
1110 am of the sletete 1 & 2 Vie., esp. 110. It was held
this lb. Rpm% arm was rely that of a pauses
ithesame empaulima be herds been in a pea ties
memely, as • penes te whim dE=l therefore tha hie hewn
sus •
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Ream the Visa-Chaecellar took the
ma viva efibm amlll. mode • deer* is lanes a the
pima, ibs IN aided whisk Mr. Payee new oppeelied.
empenme.
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Oh fhb appoll add not le mahmkted. Mr. Payee nee a
eireatry lobe harm sodded to ampasestisn
he he hem Uhl* he might Mee &deed
atm Met pilau esuideddlee MIMI IS Idh.
mi sable eit same "pedal grind et public polity to the
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pus as Ms popety. It was OM hear that the did ad
OM
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we alas& to amednatil shah* It areal be
to lathe theadmidph of thadadgenat apply to *imam. The
hament Yise•Chmsier mimed to have mightily thought
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pomades wee to esems rawly or pro tame. uresehagto
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abider time ofablahmis mead =element, so as to
them Ors eaerniq beet tho Millen of eadienies to pay
empeeedis• he ea ahem ise keys its abases. Btu be
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asuiremd tomiateta that dew. Oe eressary, he idler
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makusehed. It we them hateaded that this comparnatha
Ms
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hiw* *Me hat Arne* beams prof
Mr. Payee, aid reed* it he hid
heap to • uolikatioe of his debt to it. Three was
as dahlia Yhe grant whieb Node it tii/do.
Pam t no deg ea the albumins of it. die
on money were to be ahem& to VI
of the defendant, sad added he weilm4 far he
who if aimed. that this seed me se he sad meow
len es oh to be new Mk to mimeo poised. le when
wad Ow ensues Uwe Iloymal usestlea. if the
CiAIW paned to Iv: it wed& Wen to
aidnamet. Oa pima that prepay deed
resiVilhes eselgaem sad. to the pamblea of the
Adam Act, theme be as deed bet that it
pima la *6 INC The semNita arcs es the Ma sees.
the ewe ef r. Tem OM Mak he esedsimes
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wag gmeaused by theme&
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that lb. twee was eata Noma of her
that he use Idly me et several individ
betel he a peetimehe pampaso ia grin to hallibit
the admillealles of he hilithiPl Imrs. His leedeliw
M tribs, emndbmil Oat it was mot Wriid
of Ma lemelvem Debella Ass
1.• • .:7.1%=., heed retain the whets of
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may sear poem dna* abeemainiA me
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emirs mutt meal sad euMiray affireo vas *pre* ow
ed to pse a oregidelitrame hen
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Minh Mb awe within the enesplime ofd the
gaZ
sae sand
the a* believe did • disileditak the
in lib el edredrad. Dia WI a hid
ia the ailaidandea a the kagegaq
this wesitsy, efter the Mom* if the deft NW
thee to WA Om mud. ell the •
dohs se awarded. Ili
held get holm Us the Mr. Papas woad most
give his enistemo to the wa
e.trm
th"lireaghtekilletie 6111711114esert (la haualreparb) La Ia
The beide he mart was midi ihmerepesd by •
stud drain of Mita% the pomades Me MR darieg ale
=is up all the prow Wind_ Se the ber. Mel
string at die Lord
med.l7
maimed withsad does he MU Obis
the amount ehe address* the dad. hadod
ease sewed limn in the seam of theirs AM
bm amid amt Mar what we NM at the kr Ms albs
Y the hely of the hall. The Omit of Oishrop mon to
be ingardell se a kind of ezehmege hr the 'Me, -see May
may west mad told over the sews of the day.

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Mum e. Boostos.
Tide use eesseseed IS Friday, sad has d the
sheaths et the eve* everyielleasklase. It Le
apdefed
Sweeter, the yithitif es& defiedeat ia
the relation el era nod helms yidstlif IDYL Hwy
Moths, the side* ese of Mr May Dell lierses. the
Wed dehadest. The Sisal ef the melt en that aw-
ls the mewl al 11,4031. ea the
Meth eisibir.
esteteenttrhave bees pail off dad esttirel
snowy of the pielatiff. be 411161111 to be ste••l
sega es thee, aims fee the Una ef the esd
libel roper Ms& be eneesethiedieleg his
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hal bees Who'd es elys by the valise areehe of
is heeded avehesity. sheath be Seim' wild, lad be der
used up to be walled.
The Sib ef the as, hese the dthwessie el the eased
W fie NM** read is the anew of the b
sail Tr le be as follows:—Os the serelerirt
MoilHoskin with Xis Derethee With the
ed** (his paternal NSW were bottled by two
esseeted is Mani. eel Jibe ether La May,
SRL They ewe Int limited ft the thee Mr Hairy
Italy Merses the parialkers of the K he
illowith redderredderle levees* le renew e/SlNmeinthe is
ft Mem BSI illarthea he lii► .-weld.- to the Int
es" Win sae el the mother is hl ash. with rower le
be Mesa Dell Meshes te doer the MEW with
MIK lithe heaths of the deans et the ereehop. sad
s_ rishinge le hi this or way hem WO be night
be le the sent of 1,3111. I. MM. lady
ess'. seneeded, on the d kr *Ow. to the
Bell Mei* whisk led bees sided by the will of Wesel
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usgamisit
IS
ern. sad the sena ef the Belt alien wen sheet
• year. no Dell estates thee ~by bet
the Hera= often wen atertryed *the Desk .1
Ind. end ether reties, to be mem* of sheet
Os Ile Ith Mr Diambars, Mk Lay 114thIes lei. eel by
Set ease the pisiallebease added es West is tell to
the liiii estatee, eel of seem be Henry Nil a
nisei • disindes is he home to that ellethrtl:
11th et Hessler. 1111th the plaiif who we set Ora of
fte, ezeseled • dead eggel hi haw hi
He sashed hi qty IS Se ihth et Amok n.t,
the hflivides der. the id el Insert. he nestled • bead.
wired, he reale" la lie
lie
en isneity of MSC the
arisrl. le deeenthee win the *hair should pay elf the
ITIZIes the Membles Moen. Os the 4iii beinestedi
Psdinelailine be Deli Paden le this
tine Mr Wary Mil her is wilt Me. liathe-
heist he • elk el • resin of field Metre ailed the
Sera Mech► end in Oelebsr. led, he se" the retell,
gigs" • *nisi entre* be the ti d Ore Mai
Meth for LIR: sad this entreet wee einglieled is
Fehresey, .....x..:Emillid Alt
yeeismer. Of sin wee is
ef
the metres ea the isil 1-,"—jr%l.
=I of • metro ea eons vaashilr= of Skt
ate releesee were mind h the
=rim* were merged, the result ef wee this the
lame of Is Naar/ MA aortas wee hired is the
=lest ef sheet SAS • year. Oa the 7th ef July, MS,
• sow deal of .Mist el the seams estates was one.
with by the *Mil Nth We isfol• libilEa_bi Sir 11•10
your,.-powe et ho
wee beresesi is
lA'S ee 'MK a
et he chisel rim te woke the VI".
thel of mho Irene et Se pleithith te hi ens is
to the derephlereaf the relatiK sal yid*
rarsevier, lobo midi km bees teat*. tell seder
the esiginel tetilenent ef Mk bus* to tem* he
IS Al Sr time Is leen bad live deee. Oen
am. isialkidatith isd in dragillem Is Amer.
Hiii. the seented Leeks Aegean* liesdere Mith
viendir sat es oneinimale as. Mn Hoghtes,
thrsrasedi ef ;use, ilitk doped with • ltr. Chine
awl eseempasied his le Lath end
116.114M0s 'Wird • dre
sses hen ha. Ohs gresaatin
te • es. Oedi lightes. is r 1849. who wee node
party to the WI bye espresesteirth liebesquatly the

itehee parried the memo he his hasliy, by wham be
W several Andres born before the ..triage. &No thee ,
ofes=as a rail:oat beim sou Omagh a porde. et
estate, fee which the essapsay was to
tr 0.,..• Agate uses between the pthiatif and
Whet as to the respective partials or whish that of
eesh was la moire: sad it was thee that plehtilf, emu&
liiii.,......matef his soma, bet hoovered the tell
4 ths deed el easehlemet 4 the 7th Jely, OM
MOM wee stisopted le be dew* thet with re-
gret to Oa egglieetisa elate $1,4001.15e 6114.111.1 p eft
Iskedgese. that 14 emoted to the arm bieeL so
IMO the 'Weldon that the ■lllllo.ll.lliine li=
hood W bra, ONO he did tar Waal to Owes his
fake witartpies h the Whoa durfai hie life, but the Alit ef the
o beim( wemehared te bib wed& be be
by ea musk the poem' estate err which hi`
hen seehel ; sal, beat the eddies% it
dim Ammo oftorassettiEleghtea's ileeth, Mr=
I eatethd hie with Mr. deseisheisk fir
the sae of lit. Mesh, aid &haus. evened that
this ores due without asaeollies Wrai end thell
Sir Remy ad set root to Mr. lieweeo who bed ~/.
; ream boo the de the Held sash% bat
awa WIN% 111 les Aso ef P
sot Welhothewhe dew Os doe of soiree 0 the
Pals' r edirrso te nerd his
with raped to tits deedla. ef
Tito his i his eviel=eprog that
he wee sot a MS ....4t
taws he hued Min Welker, sad that lib htheehg=
Ids to emeseee the deed, while he did fa=
IMOD Of that WWII; Ma Si the time
eleadhe the Warn of the deed; and that ea this
areisa she his feller's warm wily was
and OM se sherway wee Ileyemi ea his bebertint
other had, it was steeleaded that the plaintiff wasto et that
by
doe ithoesed a peeper desire to make is semi
assware hr the anises dheleutien of his fathees how
by the death of I. Meshese. whoa the phialif war
seeded to the Bald overly, sea la penmen et Oh in•
teatime he aseseta Os heed waft his haw as as-
sail, of USII, sr et Or DM cease, tale tees to awes
al the ple 's milt sir the asselippes sa the Moho&
NOW; sad i.oel whoa they woe p.M elf Ho did
geese phi that eseeity ; that hie se paying eirdesee
heapteen were a natural and preps, eat, as the MOM
swats had always p... with the reirlays, sad it leo of
, eons Embalm that that .stab shwa& be wasnewahseedi ;
that the pialailfwes seatalted bi ell the teemestiwo sad
SO Whiled hit say asiegiviaple night ben applied,' far
mom Mr. Ravers ; thet Mr. lawns was present vhsa
sae et hie Jests
seed
eas ef the masses* wee sigead,
O. be seed the seseolve ponies Ili it Ohre the
ametedi it, sad said he sew we O&M= to it
eel withseem to the deed of recmattement elf
the 7th July, 1141, Mr. Welker in hh widow stated
that he read the eparetive pert ell it le the
plaintiff, who mooed perfectly te walsoelead it. It
wee else esatiadsik with w
tertlithe Mfrs deed, that the
=lle Mem SW to ait to his own
it dada et nth af the *OHL in pre-
brow to erg bosh hem the pialoilf might have, was
but MO; eseicti_ that the phistlif led are& larva
east= ant et wider he could provide fen Ws dr=
sad that with aspect to the shlitional pewee of
to the memo of 6001. it year, it was net is hour ef Ur
May MI Ithelatea's wile, bat to melds Or to parefele
he sloe ell sappervantsroved of the featly, an Oise* wh the
phiatilif bid of.
Mr. Dediell, Mr. Polito and Mr. &mirth were erased
he the *bairn Mr. Ralph, Mr. Reh, tied Mr. Teno.
la the derhabot, Sir Henry Boil Meedies I and life.
1m Potwar sad Mr. C. Hall Is, the deleadase. ORA
nagrate for the defence was coasteded yeelaelleo seed
Mr. Bothell will reply for the plaistill to-day.

MMus& YITD.COUNCSTTOS an Jaws Puzza.
CALMAT S. TITS EAST AND WIST INDIA DOCKS AND
BIIIMINONAN JUNCTION ILLILWAY COMPANY.
This seaway compasy bed takes a masa of she Hawley
Ansa Weals is tie Hasspassiassh he the of
=ty ihar railway.
as
Oa espattkeihre a Juni, Mews.
boowors), the 'Whoa MIK
kr disk Mato des imam Islas. while
weamairAlase lona of yeas is alai= le tie sompswa-
tile whisk the soapy add es *sir eamil, the
_Soosgise,
is mapeet of Wimmesh The &hoboes ~nods ors
aids, to She plaissigh 'whim, remiss of Os she of
the slides of the Haag Asses, sad do pisiedib Sled
this NI Is restrais 1M dehalleael Om high, poraies of
*le she for say wpm Mbar Ora their railway. ►• quie-
tism asset is the asses ash wisstbse the plaioSS or the do-
holasis was Gadded le the hems whisk had Wes
=lto the turas of Ohs Meriday Ansa sal she Wigs.
to this wain LA the oars aided fa the sishadeate
airbag as sadalebbsi as be Ohs lieease,'Whisit the plebaiffe
alined *mt.*, delleadade lad mishled—ea whisk a no-
des was Bads the dieserisas mos Ms same
saw esme ea beard, sad se le the costa of tbs
salsas.
Mr. W. Mr. Cabe% mod Mr. Vasa* were Srthe lna for the dehadasis
haaadlr Oesi that the km bed hem pre-
med, sad Ore the Minima bed 'bleed the m-
aim by then, Is& be we lb tools of wait,
wkti of she whole lastber.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—Yienumi

emus ma Quip 0111111011•Nrwa.
Ix tae Xsosa or James brawl.
The iostrait. ea egos
_tieketeelier asd bt
keeps. signs& ft be dialoged. oil was sot op by
bb mallsoo. Mr. Beresed seggerlid.
It mood that the isehest bol bele' takes the
boat if the set, whoa is woo la the eras Use of Walser.
Ma bed, it wee Mad, bees very vaessamitd in the
oh et epees Whole. Me bad old sloe Ma ea sporting
metesee.
Mr. Marra Noted that the Meolvest bad formerly boa
amessed Ina It,. fireassere, the reasager et the Wed-
=lheriss Omen& not teatimes bad takes the
of
bus.et, sad the Insolvent bed ales failed. Ile
bad great is hie erealetiese.
The Cart ordered** anima to be discharged.