The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-21 00:00:00

WZATHER RZPOBT.

BATI:RDAY,

B. lID. W. 1.11111.1 I. N. 1I &
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Nairn .Ol 2 1 &W. 8 7191 • aUN 1
Abardeea
Leith 146 4 W.N.W. 2 641 b - -, 11
&drama 40.114.5 1 N. 6 93a • 9 0.484
Galway 30.1948 0 NA. 1 eas of 2
Yolentla .. 3O 61 0 W.S.W. 1 7 it 1 2 11.11 4
Queenstown-0.2749 1 W.B.W. 1 716 b - 7
Holyhead - S
Ilverpeol• - a
Pembroke.- i 0.2144 2 N.W. X 6'28 a -11
Penzanaa OO.BIM 1 N.N.W. 4 9 'i.l • - I
Jersey
Brest
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II 2 - -*
4
L'thient - $
Rochefort
Plymouth - 11
Weymouth .10,47 4 N.W. ft 11 • -61
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'Portsmouth 1744 11 N.N.W.
Kew. - 0. - -
London - -
Yarmouth.- 1941 2 N.N.W. •4 16 • X
icarborouslo 9111 2 N. . 9 Ili • - •
&Mb - - 11
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YONDAY. MONDAY.
N. to W. and to 8., 1008.UID. W. to B. mod spin W..
atr•ng, uniettlecL • gals, with min.
8.8.8. to S.W. and to iszkurzt. B.W. to N.W., • pie,
N.:4V., strati to • rainy.

g.rtr S.W. and to W., W.Cingatu
strong, squally.
Am neat abors. W.llPwion.
IL to S. and 8. W., fruit LW.IIMILAIID.

to strung.
As next above. ILL IMAM
KN.Y. to &S.F., and Ili. Male.
S.W., strew., unset-
tled.

As wit above.

NWUr.
8.0. W. to

sh'oq, bop
As next above.
&L W. to W.N.W. sad
stzood, Kasai.

Cone—Friday, cc North-West and Booth-West Coasts.
" Liverpool—Extreme pressure, 191 b.

ZIPLANATION„

8.-Barometer corrected Zd.7,a;;;,--i to 32 deg. at mean we
level ; each 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing about one-hued:oda
of an Inch diminution ; and each 10 dog., above 32 deg., causing
nearly three.hundredtha incresee. 11,-Ituposed theme:lmila
In shale. D.-Difference of moistened bulb (for evaporatka
and dew point). W.-Wind, Direction of itree-two points left
of =vatic). F.-Force (1 to 12-estimated). -Extreme
force sine last report. Q. -Quarte r whence extreme form,
(N.N.11.=2 to 32=N.) 1.-Initials b, blue sky; e, clouds
(detached); f, fog; h, ball: I. lightning: m, misty (uty).
overcoat ; r, rain ; a. mow ; t. thunder. If.-Bonn at -R.
=ltallyfall, mow, or hall (melted:. shire last Mort -
lieeedlitturbence (1 to fh. West Cent:2l=lnm Severn
to D. 3113.31. Wott Franos=Cherbourg to Rochefort. &E. lbcd•

*fait iOn-T-s:

FUNERAL OF SIR JAMES OUTRAM.—We are au-
thoriaed to state that the funeral of the late Sir James
Outran will take place on Wednesday next, at 12 o'clock,
in Westminster Abbey. Applications for cards of 'Amix
dos to the Abbey should be made on Monday sad Tuesday
►t the aloes of Messrs. Smith, Elder, sad Co., 45, Pall.
mall.

Has Vail ON THE GALWAY CONTRACT—The
following members con.pcsie the minority who voted
hat eight with Mr. Baxter spinet the Galway packet
entreat :—Yeesva. H. E. Adair, W. P. Adam, A.S.
Ayrion, B. B. Aytoue, T. Barley, P. Blackburn,
P. P. Bouverie, W. Buchanan, C. S. Batter, J. ➢.
oobbett, E. H. Crauford, B. Dalgleish, J. D. Deet, J. G.
Dodson ; Sir C. Douglas ; Years. F. Donnas, W. Ewa*
H. E. Ewing, W. E. Foster ; Sir F. H. Cleidenikl ; Yuma
G. °reopen, G. Hadfield, Sir J. C. Hay, Sir T. G.
Heeketh ; Yews. J. T. Hibbert, G. W. Hunt, W. S. Lind.
ley, G. Lyall, J. Hackie, W. Miller,T. A. Mitchsdl, F. North;
Sir J. Galley ; Yellers. C. Paget, W. H. Portman, E.
Potter, F. 8. Powell, H. Boliertoon, W. Sotiolefield, C
Seely ; Sir J. V. Shelley ; Masers. J. B. Smith, J. A.
Turner, J. White, W. Williams, H. Woods. Tama
Yr. Baxter and Yr. Btansfold.
From a parliamentary return just published of
all joint-stock companies (limited) registered in the year
1882 it appears that 492 have bees established ; 450 in Eng-
land (including 37 banks), 25 is Scotland, and 17 in Ire-
land, out of which number 13 are dissolved, or no longer
in operation. Of the total number there appears only in
18 eases the amount of paid•op capital, which is in the sg•
grepte 174,0711., the return giving under the head of api•
tal paid up the woods "not stated." Of the 37 banks only
one item of capital paid up is retuned,—that of the Brad•
ford District Bank, 12 banks are returned with a manila!
capital in the aggregate of 19,0001. only—eight of them with
a nominal capital of 1,0001. in each instance. The loud

nominal capital of the existing miscellaneous limited core'
psalm in England is 26,500.000 i. ; in Scotland, W 0,000,%;
in Ireland, 128,000/. ; of the beaks in England 30,919,00014
none being registered for Scotland or Ireland. Sixty-foot
companies, included in previous returns as companies the
in operation, are now returned es diasolved or nu looser is
operation.
ROYAL Hoarictainritst. i'docirry. —An ordinary
general meeting of this society was held yesterday 4rridsll.
in the council moan, at the Gerdes, South Kensington. who,
nearly forty ladies and ppntlemen were elected fellers.
Amoog the snarly improvemiste reoentlyjnade by the wooed
we noticed the opening of a rending-roomfor the use of the
fellows. The idea, we are informed, was originally suggevi'd
by his royal highnesa the lain Prince Consort, and was coil
postponed from lost peer on eeeount of the overwhelming st•
traction and hustle of the adjoining Exhibition.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

EQUITY COURT.
(Before the Lords Justices.)
MCI V. sausauar.
This was an appeal from a decision of the Master of the
Rolle, refusing to enforce an alleged contrast between the
plaintiff and defendant for the sale and demise by the latter
of certain lands and houses in Monmouthshire. The con-
tract bet Weal the parties was partly verbal and partly
written, and the plaintiff alleged part performance thereof ;
the Master of the Rolla in dismissing the trial, declined to
give costa.
Mr. Selwyn and Mr. Jessell were for the plaintiff, who
appealed ; Mr. Bagallay and Mr. Whitehead were for the
respondent.
Lord Justice Knight Brace affirmed the judgment of the
Master of the Rolls, but without costs.
Lord Justice Turner said, as his learned brother agreed
with the Muter of the Rolla, it would be unnecessary for
him to state the reasons th►t led him to adopt a different
view.
The deposit was returned.

WATKINS C. TILIDERICK.
This was an appeal from a judgment of the Muter of the
Rolls on the construction of an mtriate bill.
Lord Justice Turner affirmed, with slight variations, the
judgment of the court below.
Lord Justice Knight Bruce differed from his learned
brother and the Muter of the Rolla, but did not think it
necessary to enter at length into the points of difference.
There were to be no mate in the appeal.
The Solicitor-General, Mr. Selwyn, and Mr. Prendergast
were for theanaant ; Mr. Hobhouse, Mr. Eddie, Mr.
Jewell, Mr. lianersham Cox, and Mr. Still Everett ap-
peared for the several defendant', who were twenty-two in
number.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

THAMES.
TH2 cluresoN or THE FEATHER WEIGHTS.
. .

charti,LlWX,;ie; ;41;;;;i7;w1,74-;r. small
house of public entertainment at the comer of Chun:b-
ine, WhitachaPad, appeared before Mr. Self. to newer a
summons which charged him with unlawfully detaining Si.
belonging tea seaman named John Williams.
Mr. Charles Young, solicitor, in opening the case, said
the defendant was a p4list, and well-known to the world
asChartyllimh, the champion of the feather weights. He
had to of a most scandalous imposition practised on
• sailor. he compleinent came home in the ship Sunda
three weeks ago, and he went to lodge at the house of • man
named Crawley, who took him next day to see the lime of
London, sad among other plane they visited the New York
Clipper, kept by the defendant, who told the sailor
that he had got into a hornet's nest, and that
he would be robbed if he stayed any longer in Crawler's
dwelling. The defendant so far prevailed on the complaisant
to leave Crawley and stop in the New York Clipper. That
night the complainant went to a ooffe..bouse, in Churth-lane,
Whitechapel, where he lodged for the night. On the follow-
ing afternoon (Monday, the 2nd instant) the sailor received
his wages 101., and deposited 5/. with Lynch,
which he had since been unable to hoover.
All the sailor owed to the pugilist did not
exeeed 10s. The complainant did not have his meals or
sleep in the New York Clipper, and all he had of Lynde
were five meals, a pot of ale, five glasses of al*, and 5..
in money. The mike had applied over and over
again for his money, but could not obtain a farthing.
and bad been compelled to sell his clothes and
raise money to obtain food. No account whatever
had been given to the sailor, and on one occasion
the defendant, when applied to for the money, said that
his wife had run away with it.
After hearing evidence,
Mr. Salfe said he believed the sailor and his witnesses,
arid had no doubt the account rendered to him was
cooked sums Tuesday, when the polioe-coostable Howland
waited on the defendant. There was no date in the book at
that time after March 2. It was quite absurd to charge
three weeks' board and lodging ; fact, it was a gross
attempt at imposition. He ordered the defendant to return
3/. ss. by the sailor, to pay Mr. Young his fee of one guinea,
sad to y a fine of la. If that order was not complied with
the &Indent
bard labour. would te imprisoned for an month and kept
to

GREENWICH.
BANK NOIR ZOBBLIT BY • BOICIBTIO SIZVANT.
Ream Carpenter, • regteetably-dreneed woman, of no
Londe!low.read. Mileutd, Steposy, was placed in the dock
before Mr. Trail!, charged with being concerned with
another coa not in custody in stealing the sam of 60/. in
Bank of land notes, the property of Mr. Henry Beg-
bah, of the Lewisham-read, Deptford.
Itappeared that on the morn* of the 7th inst., during
the absence of the promsentor from home to view the royal
procession, the prisoner's sister, who was in hie service as •
nurse, surreptitiously left the house, having abstracted from
a cash-boa Bank of England notes of the value named in the
charge. The case was put into the halide of Margsteon, • plain
clothes oonatable of the It diviaion, who ascertained that one
of the deism notes, for 10/., had been changed by the prisoner
at the Globe pahliehoess, &spew. Magreteon EA"'
gauntly saw the primes: eater her house with her sister,
the xtreet-door being immediately clued after them, and
on knocking and asking for Mrs. Hughes (the name
of the prisoner's sister) the prisoner inquired of the officer
if he was her sister's husband. Morganton replied that he
was sot, bnt that he wished to see her, when the prisoner
said eke would obtain • light and cell her to him.
The prisoner then left, and on Miwtorath following her
gorily afterwards be met her Mange( from the direo
• tine of the back garden, and by which way her skier
made her escape. The prisoner was at once taken into ems-
tody as an ausesory to the robbery after it was committed,
md on her home being searched • large quantity of new
clothing, fivoiture, and other articles, purchased from trades-
men upon whom others of the stolen notes had been paned,
were found, and which remain in the poessuion of the police.
The prisoner, in her defence, said. she had received the
note of her sister to cheese, she telling her that ohs was
about being married.
Mr. Traill remanded the primmer for a week, refusing her
application to be admitted to bail.