The Express.
London, England, 1855-01-22 00:00:00

MANAGEMENT OF THE ROYAL FORESTS.

The instructions to the surveyors (eters. J. Ma-
thew% W. Murton, and W. Menem) appointed by Om
Treasury to report on the royal forests maintained for the
growth of navy timber, with their reports thereon, have
been Ivid before parliament. After having delivered five
separate reports, referring to questions which had arisen
with respect to various &math of management, the surveyors
were directed to frame • general report regarding the can-
didate, matagement, capabilities, and future prospects of
the sold ilerosts they had visited—vim., Alice Holt, Wool.
mat, Dem Parkhurst, New Forest, Dean Forest, High
Mealowermid, and Delmer,. These forests contain alto-
gether abase 103,150 acres, bat the snrveyon consider that
the beselleial is 00000 t of the down may be repreeented by
abestallfd eons of young deadline; and not only, they
say, Is the date el those planation " such as to merit ap-
pend, has, baying vekoonseeetbeir regularity, growth, and
prospestive akimbo develeputeut. they are not surpassed by
any ferestproperty in the kingdom." A celculauon of their
value leads the I yore to the c 'elusion that they wore
" a plitable and most advantageous investment of public
measy, though the Int pried of their growth they ap-
, per le mho bat mall reign win the original outlay-."
The sursepoo an of opiates that the present local mange-
meat ie sacrist on with skill nod ability ; they deprecate the
system of *lasing with rekanee to anneal profit, instead
of ultimate crop ; and they dm object strongly to the system
apse whisk timber is now aspgaled to the Royal Navy, as
that department "Amid set be permitted to require more
than the knots eaa nth* ammistastly with a due onside-
ration of their permanent welfare." They express their
belief theist the end of soother century the navy will be
mainly dependent upon these forests for its supply of
timber ; they point out the mistake whisk has been cow
' milted in taking so much tarp timber from the fonds
within the last few years, during a period whoa the prise
bee lona unusually low ; and the report esseludes with an
r observation on the importance of securing the services of
internist% sad thoroughly ezpaineed patinae* to die-
' charge the very onerous duties of depaty surveyors.

AMATEUR THEATRICALS AT OXfORD.—The others
of the OxfsmisMae Militia gam two theatrical performances
la aid of the Patriotic Fend, at the Town-hall, it Oxford,
as Wednesday and Friday. Oa each cosesioa there ware
about 100 persons present, issiudirm a large proportion Of
the nobility and gentry of the seasty and principal families
is the univareity and city. Addressee written for the wee,
8/011 by Hr. Joseph Plownaa of Oxford, were delivered
by Limitmant•Colonel Fano and the Hoes. A. S. Annesley.

OxiOßDlam/L.—An order has been re.
orivo•fran the Doke of Mamelo, Misiaaor of War, re-
tisiziag a rotes of the samba of .in is Os Oafordahiro
2= Into w wilio4 M
volust
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ness Mend to end =Mk to tab. He
pass of sn
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lotinsted their willingness to de es, ansondog to about
IN, wed may nous an sapsseed to klisw noir sample
the amino aloha S.
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the whole of the Moan of
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▪ ile hegira diniao Chrotark.
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that may labouring sea and wanes in Men the
ass of the warm bath Right make ties *Man alto
the snobs of nearly all the mad an la AO has, at
the
mama of the Mtn sad Waslanato Cow,
been
alma on the stilton sad they milk that ' no Ina need
M Mt etthe soden% 1M of no warn bath waif the
Wars liable to fart odd ; on no Goa , we met
stnagly remanneed lbs gunnel vise ot yablie lathe, both
nen and Md, and enen Ina on envision of the
gent geed of a &nasal balihyslia end sins eissiag fo
ihe Wish of no Make body." And fay add --Hire
an of egnisa not if tho patio bona, wens and Md. owl
wahhonsse inn preys* made see of by the patylo of
NA Ss mama and o stly of disease, and the sumbor
of wend be matwt.lle entahhed." This sin&
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wad, SIMI way goadelass. sad d Ohm the sea of
stZkliftessamiosi la daimon to lbws with a ample
Miss
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a asW wound. Re where be - 111
sitessete, whin bo mini. The labrawall:=
wog she Rs see el a ~I sespestabie assist k Isith ;
had ash May RO as bloke% arse high pre.
robsbs et ~eft k W salw
et the hawse ~seat& awa of
the pat We and ma atm. le kw* tad grief et the
two hoar Orishalti se Is ads Weikel cossonsase,
or of the party who wag se mislosthoolly the esopha
tits Wastrel*. A sitsdow bs leis awl ~RI while
town, sad the deepest sympathy k Mt sad wagassi with
those whoa the warmth bin imbed k MIR
oria—.Schish Press.