The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-03 00:00:00

111 E EX MESS,

These clubs are yet in their idiocy, little advertised, and
coesequently little Inemere, and struggling with all the
pecuniary embarrass/units of young institutions. The cause
of the Lowther Room deficiency may be easily traced th •
very heavy rental, and a large expenditure upon repairs
and fittings. Those who have faith in the permanent
value of these clubs should not fritter away their
strength In injudicious rentals, but should at once take
steps to purchase chew long leasehold premises on the(prin-
ciple of anneal payments adopted by the building mention.
They should enlarge the basis of their club, in London putt.
calmly, by admitting boys from ten years of age to nineteen,
instead of shutting out all who are not fourteen yearn of
age. Town boys of the class these clubs are provided for
leave school to go to work at • much earlier age than four-
teen, and are often little men when country }oaths are boys'
The friends of these institutions should also
that they are trustees for the boys and not their masters ;
and that • clear Wanes-sheet, where the members' sub•
acriptions equal the payments—as they easily may—will
nourish more self-reliance amongst the lads than all the
precepts on the data, or all the books in the libraries.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTEICSAU'S.--MONDAT.

As anticipated, the attendance this afternoon was un-
usually large, and in consequence of the wet weather the
members were compelled to oonfice themselves with,n the
narrow limits of the subscription room. Doi 'mg the greater
portion of the afternoon locomotion was slmost impossible,
sad the squeezing and elbos:og which bid to I i
eodured in the comes of business wee anything
but pleasant. and made every one wish for
the speedy completion of the "New Tattereelre "
at Baightsbridye. Settling on the pest Houghton Braking—
and the Cambridgeshire in pat.iculsr—wes cat.id on as
well as (veld be expected under the cistumstssose ; and
although enormous sums of money changed hard*, a few
' compile:4gs were heard, Dot of absentees, but of the cullieetlty
of effecting a settlement with some of the "sgeots," owing
to the multiplicity of accounts the latter bed entrusted to
them. It ion cri featly rentor•N don Saturday that one of
the large el fresco specr'ators world sot be in his
Vice to meet the demands that would to made upon
b'm for his " liberties " with Oatsit-'ess A 1.,..
In the City this morning the report received frrthar son-
ermatioo by his nonAppearanoe, and at Hyde-perk Comer
it WAS ADDOODOKI that, notwithstanding the SAAI3 Or lOW Is
Ozfordetreet, the "Hyde. park Ranges' had nth the blockade
and made for some friendly port. With this single *sceptics
there war no defection from the ranks of the eubsinibers to
Tattersall's, and although several were " hard hit," they
met their liabilities; with a readiness and pnaduality worthy
of the turf to its best days. There gruesomely any bettiog,
the only Mansectioos that came under oar Dodos being 10
to 1 each *boat Coop d'FOnt and Blair Athol, and 1.000 to
30 about Historian, for the Derby.

to intelligence.
EQUITY COURTS.—Nov. 2.
(Before the Lord Mascara)
The Lord Chancellor, attended by ►ha Master of the
Rolla spa Vioe-Chancellors Kmderaley, aed Wood,
took his seat in court, with the usual f shortly
after two o'clock.
The first case on the paper stood over; the wood was
only part heard at the rising of the-court.
(Before this Master of the BoBs.)
His Hol3oor took his seat about two o'clock today, and
having heard some motions of no publics interest, roes early.

(Before Vice-Chancellor Sir R. T. Madanley.)
The Vice Chancellor took bin seat at a quarter-past 2,
and there being no motions, rose immediately.

(Before

Sir J. Stuart.)

His Honour took hie seat in court at • quarter-pest 2
o'clock, and rose before 3, having disposed of a few motion,
of no public interest whatever.

(Wore ViarCharicellor Sir W. P. Wood.)
The Vice•Cbaneellor took his seat at 2 o'clock, having
previously breakfasted with the Lord Chancellor.

BOLICICAULT P. DILAFLILD.
In this matter, which stands over for judgment,and involves
questions of copyright arising out of the interminable
Matta Beam, the O&M WY rendered technically defective
by the bankruptcy of the plaintiff.
Mr. G. Hastings moved for an order of revivor to bring
the assignees before the court.
Mr. Swanlike mid that • revivor was unneceseary, and
that judgment miibt go without the smileless being for-
mally present.
The 'Vice-Chancellor said that such was his impression.
However, be was not ready to give judgment yet, and the
motion bad better stand over.

COURT 01 QUIRNI3 BENCH.—Nov. 2.

Sittiap is Banco.—(Before Lord add Justice Oookboro,
Justiosa %filitman. Blackbars, sad MeUm)
DUI OF NABLBOILOOOM O. °ODOM.

Mr. }lodination, q. 0., maid this wee as anion tried at
the Let Ozford senses before Mr. Justice Bytes, Whim •
verdict was returoed for the plaintiff, with leave reserved
to the defendant to move to enter • consult or the verdict
for biro. It was an adios of ejectment, wiminsby hie peas
Lough{ to recover pagination of certain farms which were
rested by the defendant. The farms were held leader •
farmed documegt, but not sealed, and it wee for • breath of
one of the terms that the ejectment wee brought. By the
demonist the tenant was bound to perform each year for his
Grace the Duke of Marlborough at the nth of ate dais
team work with two bones mad • proper driver,
when required. for every 501. of net without marl
*inept during hay sad teen harvest Is May, 1855, U.
defendant wee served with • natio, to seed a cart and two
Lora wi.h • proper driver to the railway siding at Coombe.
yard, and perform with them one day's team work by
drawing coals from thence to Blenheim Palace. The
deferdant refused to comply, sod it was oontrided, ex*
that the team work 000teroplated was agrioultnial sad eat
domestic labour, and, scoondly, that the notice was invalid
le requiring the defendant to provide • cart as well re the
roam end horses. Team work did not imply the use of carts,
,PkughlTh. Chief Jtatiee said there should be so rule oa
W first point relative to the character of the work, but
they would grant oars relative to the notice demanding the
MO of the tenant's OWL
Role panted erxrdingly.