The Express.
London, England, 1852-03-12 00:00:00

ASSIZE INTIILLRIENCE

HOME CIRCUIT.—MmDrrome, MARCH 11.
CIVIL lIIPB,7I4AIRIAS ML B.wa PAIR. ern A SPECIAL J CAT.

-TH-11-4Z EX; V. li/iT)-R-A-X-11110-11-.

This wu us indictment against the defendant for a com-
ma assault. _

wry oonsinciee dander, end ell the prisms, haying been
=OellgiaLthey were seamed seek to a twelvemonths'
aws Gram—lineas Ma. inns= Weeassuot.
The man feet eeetaiae an entry of am lees tbsa27 ONO%
of whisk fee ass epeeist juries ; those disposed of wens des-
titute sissy Adam of public interest, with the exeeption
of the hawks :
IllAras a num ILND 81AR1M022.--CAIOIOZ-LATI

Mr. What*, Q.C, and Mr. any He the phistilt
Thh was as aides to mover daises. As what the
liaised stood, to his writ epode, dowithed Mt be
0 oat edam seer seslidead sod lasaltkii Ash err pub.
Hama." rb parrs aide at Wederhage is thh=
—the plaintiff seethe at budgies as • ieti the
I saw are }down sod boarder, they re ales laroped to
the bus rode. Is the sawn et loot year there was mud-
duals suelliment is the rash pears' the estdriost et
• ote• Is the lassour i tibia the tends shed* be
eaW At posiddiai Wittiest bedsberesda he die rise
hablhalai do sleuth potty ropiest a dorm= wheel
the
soNes. of whir pidellif woo ere, lot is
wort bebsderie rhielbstleepordsoistthe Xerhh
ethers ret, is w rrotnyh per Si pada toad show
Ves= Thire 16146
heu "melee IParmil
alla
'seri°
ly
woe beldwout tbe malt was sot issidisliey. A
gee which was kept opes for two age, the 16th
fad Mb of . At the end et the feet iv the anti-
dorshooos parr were is • wiseestry, sod this the placi-
d, pat sat • beadbdl rain =see ia drew et the prod.
shoe of the Health if Tress Aet name up to the poll the
men day, and by so dens mental& their majority. This
was followed by moons, busibill, rehabbed by the &hob
ants, mid= soorised thedhel sispidast et. The him.
later ism of the driers sir odes et its matiate :
" Relopayera—.lwW ars yourselves ages the
Wee slotiamots of Thome awe. wise has put forth a
=of the grate= Is ,as, shawl by man—sever
bra demos fool. Xs fie • error. • deceiver, and
• smadessa,—mad I should ressirrad • strait jacket for
Mo. soda 'fibrOma at sishrit bin to the asylum. To
pewee themes, look at by sistrismei of yeateedey—one of
the art blasksord robotism ever witnessed.
Through deceit he is hyleg to burden the poor
with • Iran rate for • estameery, Mid' will outlaw for
tonal" et dirty years, nets= of • awl rate far on year
may. I dmemely nava em lasi myself sailed apes to ue
stung hososse. but Dismally requiems tt.—A Versa."
[The hells as. as they appear la the bribill.] This
libel (rho lean= seuesel said) wee pablidiall
the lowa fora week, five se xis days AIN thelhear edi
dessik ostwidelag the thet rot Ills. Drossa.
Welled. the planar- *climber, idled spat the diltalside
is the 17th, mad limited them is pat • amp to he pablisa-
day sad to give up the ammo =the author. The deer& I
ash, however, did &either : they lest add that they nedd
numalt the author, and salizatly, in reply to Mr.
Ithoprio's Weer. they tathoste their solidest that if
is soden was brwsolit, they defend it. Is Nada-
disk Br. Wirt* said tbst. era at that, t east=
mod, bis die= was willing is agape an apology, but roe
W bees sillhoull be thatches Wl= for ample diaries
he this per sod mmelicion Mlii.
Pandeoes, and all the aeriesoy had detailed by the
learned seassel, wars peseed M myna
Mr. derjssot All,
mitid • MINIMS apes& to the
jury cos behalf of the dedridere. Is denied that say
special damage had hese prod, though the plaisditieloto
have pet himself We the lima sod hew dew so. In a Beds
of phassany the lotted Beadsman' rehreil is the felled,
wherein the " gems sad ime " et the pleistif wr set hob
as having bra brought isteserews Ogren, and
he denounced it ms tudisseminag em the part of the
the " literary butcher of W===ary," to bring as 'sties
for libel for a publication made at the time when there was
much excitement in the parish, and when the pram was
teeming with squibs of many of which the plaintiff we. the
author.

Mr. Justice Wight:nun left the only two questions in the
cause to the jury: libel or no libel, sad the amount of
damages if they were of opinion that the publication was
a libel; but his lordship reminded them distinctly that any
publication calculated to bring an individual into contempt
was libellous.
Verdict for the plaintiff—damages 61.

NORFOLK CIRCUIT.—CAMBRIDGE, MARcn 11.
The commas' ias having been opened yesterday, Lord
Campbell, in the abeam of Mr. Justice Crompton (still
absent from inner) charged the grand jury, congratulated
the magistrates on the establishment of a rand police and
on the lightness of the eslendar, but regretted to see that
there were many charges of anon. Ills lordship then pro-
ceeded to the Nisi Prim Court, and at twelve o'clock the
trial of priemiers proceeded.

gr. E.imees, Q.C., Mr. Clarkson, and Mr. Bodkin were
amuse for the wrown ; Sevin= Shee and Mr. Selland=
Crfoe lin defendant.
on= =ld that this wee • peoreldieo a...Lbo
=Me thandisity the Booth Inn Rahway
is wises ben, be bad the benielsonßr,==i
had felt It tbefedaty to promoted* in order to
gates:4triteir Sielleta in the mead= of their uty. Lea
wee *barged by the pond inns's' with
bang ansittod en assault upon a pens asond ins
who we a Whet .el lector in their aenir, In Os Wenn
ties Vint Inn* the subject of laqaby. leek pine
en Ste Sod of Assn lust at one of the =dm of the
oreepany, in they had felt it to be their slaty, set
only to their torn servants but on be the of
the pubis on n the property tint was estrand to
than to a wry lose noes, to initste the
Ile soil it eggsond list es the iii
Lad LandAlbel Chankill, eons
other pen= et an dinistles, were return-
ing to Linea awry hung and 01l (lossawith, sad, as
wee and Ile a inn y maim then sus a nay peat
Mid of pin= asseabled el Or satin ; and Pries, doe
dist twirler, be as course of whet he easseind to
be hie duly be the prevention of was air by
Ile pens iedianoss to have non by de-
des t. The ease was certainly is .1 in of • very
trivial eharestor, but suboptimal ff• go that had
nes pine ononsend with it, VIE: it a peat dad
ant isionee ; and he on it right to my that
blobs sith la bossed kinds, awe arebily
nor lbethpleillon sad wing that Loud llinsisb MI
rehale soli to the fact, that then was so laumblits
new In WeS;ag made bin, ad des be had
ate beillseel sinni "phut the peons who
W prollond lbo drp, on -his nines* was nip-
pond bp tit lonney er theeememSombistfletfallis Pastel
who neve nit Ids ups the they were etodnion
tint than ant bon bass wee is dee =nor ;
an be *with threshes, wilbdors bele airing thy
Illideeel it suppot it the punk Winn&
linstat Mon aid be bed the know to wpear is be-
half et Lord Raubi is tin pant aeerMs, an ha
begged to state tent kb boned blend hod dose dm us
mossetheiZise was be Milted diet hi beano Ind
don dist a panne sod • pie hones,
'add de nisi the dispe thot bed bee agent
ids. Hader them eiramese. after the ceuese that had
has adopted with regard le the prosecution bythe South.
lens Rahway Company, be *mkt that be should be
h...i....tie best way for all polio" by withdrawn; iron
evidence in support ot the other Wisdoms I.
which Lord Itasele^h was the presenter.
Verdicts of Not (kitty were them takes tapes all the
indictments, end the proceedincirsamterasinated.
Lanese v.
byTthib se was a jut nee. The te
Ulm llies no brought
was nos ado, be the at his ddd
aughter.
lb. p.Nss6 Q.C., sad Mr. Anna were sense"
hie ne ; Mr. tierjeant Chtmedl appeared he the
%
b this seam was • UMW be a /2=
mead and reign at Loose, user
whewwhewbe • dam Ho bed sign chains It;
I aline Elisabeth. a In nue of op, ens die
of the - Gill It moored Wt
Of the was 'MA is • lad,
ins% Mon a sbert Malnieso Inn Leon, wed sursisd a
bon on sae @be • settle selssins is on attordeasal
b id=swoadi about two ago he on
• son
bed belenring7eim to Mr. Posibil. the 's
isseed this led to the delombiat rim there wore
le lesh eiger hie inks an Mae ell dasS.
Asses&ang
to bin mad the pialstifs to
boa odieno, the first time the t raw her he
UMW he 'bond like to have her fee • wib, sad non her
oragaest In Inn with him, on sheasnated tenon end
her the ininenne had existed ashen Ono an espr la-
tins teak des" betwseu than, tboromobst whin Was the
birth/Oa faild is May Las I•msimml thettboomodeordb•
girl hod hoes ill fir a osselinW den sod thus ths per-
ties had beirties for keeping their sonsosisa a sons fres
the In) y. sad it was stated dim the delbsdest sled te
also to tbebit=tif 's sap on nine, sod their
ftbli and this to go out an web with his
slo ainensed the iisherb2trar. dist mho our
' is dr bogy way kis pronedsti es ten
doss knasedistely, and after a very shert =rie diesell•
End hi visits altogether.
lieeteamt Citemal eddreesed thipaskiefir ea wore
the dnitabst, sod nod every sun he alien
he odelphos n desesse with
tend obliky. Ms lei ,
twist that It was ithe to ink open tide one as we ad is•
nen% sal said that the reel bet was that it wee • von&
sans at the fold nag '' Whine in l'h ease to thee my
lad," sad that both parties, although they had, no doubt,
acted vet, improperly le a Mail pied °trim, were equally
to hiaatoomi that there was no minim in the matter.
He semeimisti by expressing an opinion that the case was
ens whist' ben its cireamstemess would bin been iamb
baser noon of by as applindis to a soginsts tar en
order of sillisies, am Si it 1111 asetrul dot it the pry
shoed in st soloist thst the deign was 'stifled to a
radios Is all, they would is. rat it was a case which
called may he way animate damteplc
Mr. Bras Parks haring sassed up, the jury Mood •
vocalist be the plaintiff—demon M.

Barna Ma. Paorronicuar. Q.C.
ROBIBMIT ST A BANE CLZML.

James Grata, 23, was charged with having stolen 300/. in
notes and gold and silver, the property of his employers,
Messrs. Gurney, Peckover, and Co., bankers, Wiebech.
The plaintiff pleaded guilty.
Mr Tozer, for the plaintiff called a witness to character,
and drew the attention of the court to a petition in his
f from the clergyman and others from Luton, where
his friends reside and who are very respectable.
Mr. D. Brown observed that the prosecutors were anxious
that mercy should be shown, and explained that he had
dam all in his power to prevent the embarrassment which
might have been the effect of his dishonesty.
The: judge said under all the circumstances be would
sentence hint to one year's imprio• nment with hard labour,
• sentence which must be considered very lenient indeed.

NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—Yost. KOOK la i
Cuomo, COU1111,—Baros• Ma. Amnia ClosMini
Arrzarr ro M umiak mama Kinaddamemeedite.
Grace AtkiesioN,37, was eLaread iilit baselizatwd tHise
1
29th of January last, at Kereby-
• leaded gun at and against Fran* Lab IMO de
mdabee bun.
The circumstances of this case were of be Met shinier
ebaseater. The prosecutor is • cattle 16 of
use, and the prisoner is • meeded eremen, hmhosd
Inn a carpenter. They lived at ,
sear Knaresborough, and the pedes=litiet adi
wife amused Appleyard lodged in the Una Mk tom. lie
house is shoaled In a laid st a seasibmais Minn hen
the palls reed. In the math of °elan has lit snow
nesse et the prisoner's boil lesniege seil es IMIIMMIMY
0•1111116 Ida, the prosecutor beignised apes leaving
die hone sad obtaining lodes. elsewhere. He in-
formed the prisoner of his ink-atlas when as Sow into
zin=pines, seized a gun, painted it at lan and
te shoot hint if he did set nein up lie
Wad to remain is the house. The prawristat war
slimmed, and be assented to stay for the present. The
pelmet continued her ill treatment as before, wad on the
Htla of November the prosesitor again eareemed his deter-
minant le leave. He paid the primmer dilli., being
the bean doe to her he Ingings. The phases seed
great vielesee, said that he should not go any, took up
a carving knife, and throstesed to stab him es the spot.
She Mslsd bath the treat tome beck doors of the house,
;14 as keys in her pease. The pressestor come-
remeined till the Oth of Deostsber following,
es whisk dey he lett the niseser's been sad west to
ledge with a peens sionet Nana. Twe asps shier the
pnanner west awn the prisoner had came sesvereation
with an his wife, who lodged with Ater, and
se give then a sovereign if they wend go before
jeans et Isarealassegit sad depose ea oath that
they lel witness' a minisal ineressree take place
banns her
the
the presenter, is the kitchen of
her boss. sad fa will, however,shadto
de anything the bad, se they led sever mesa sash an
ecesistreses. Nothing further of say assessisso took
are until the 20th of January, who, at 10 Vasa is the
maniac the primmer went to the loos of a Yrs. Nana,
and there saw the presecutor she west away immediately
Mee the prisoner catered. Nebo= 2 and 3 o'clock is the
altesseen of the sans day, the paleeser went late • horn, a
wage of a nth hen her Isms, sheeted is • Gal cow
dais( tsa or twelve acres, banns( to the preseestor.
Os ffriag the born the prisoner and the deer ater her,
en reensised there for a comislenbie heath a tine. Is
the cams at the acmes the bengal erne
bey has the horn, and was espefisd to lad the passer
there. Ms earnestly manned the proissutor to p bark
with bar to her house, and said that her hasbsd hed re-
sestialairebesed an estate in Kent, sad nand him • en-
sal annually if he would go with amen manage
the Men as they were set Ina ansobled with ississiz
The tor positively reined to seine to the
s ropiest, and eventsay eke west away with
saw In the evening the proessearr west to the Ism
of a person named Calvert for some milk. WWI .1111
set at home, and the prosecutor jpressoleil to the ple
easor's dwelling to get • pair of when beisegleg le
ins, which he bed left there as the lith of Demilen Ind
Midi he lisi Mt Morrell to get the geoviona,
when the prionwat refused to give the gy, eli.
nein that he night go kr theen 'Mesa new
eater *wag the passer is the hese by eager es
hie ensue the poison: hiked the deer hank
en pennies of the keys. The est
d hiskews, we
hr his ninon, en the shout
the esteem la Kent was repsgd, the geewawase
that he had heard a geed deal alien her sank Ise be
did met bakes a word
_rensegag then Ile then slat
her to ram Ida 61. whisk he liad overpaid in snag
he ha Inn. The paean replied that she bad ai
sewn upstain., and if he would go up with her she
wadi pag-bin. lie told her there was so a
...essidt
is to go mynahs, and she replied, " Mad
as it sake r pined Nn towards the ages he se.
se.
cording' emesaW the slairease. Theieinentered
the and the primer inetaa awed
door,
looked It, and she remind seaside, etc • There,
I've got you safe now." The prosecute, Semi to the
window, threw up the na, en observed be
swam blew with a gem la liar lead. pinealet
attempted he get oat of the nodes, wheyspdsweet
mid, " If you IMMO oat hers .11-010$ I'll sheet psi dead."
In spite Of di• threat the peep, get stalik the
wines, hen the al of whisk he haft On • memse.
Me tried to gee leek We the NMI. howner,
the panes, paean the gsa at bin. lib ins IS
to
resew mow,seaneensinft he Ail to the grand, a
filmset Mess het The esser, nib be was laid
/u,distesend the gem ea Idn; befog at the time
say two yards km his. The contents amuse the per
esester's thigh, sad he aid eat to the to desk
sr makereee, ae be wee evektedg gib=
res le tae hewn of a ”peue named
" Obabedr, Inn is o" Nen= Myna elk her,
sad mod the gresesweee Nosily regavelf. swg is
se nhansted Mate. • swe wee meows he
ties of the limb was le be hal esseme to
t in-
jury meg se greet. The peeseewler ea mew emelle la a
weak silk awl gave hie arlnew via inn Nillsalte.

ridenee•
deeeasetS.

OXFORD CIRCUIT.-BTArroRD, MARCH 11.
&soma Ha Sum Purr.
MAXIILAVONTiII arWZDNEYBUIT.
jaha Wail, Mary Ann Wail Oa wife), and Jams Fel-
lows, were indicted for the mansloogleter of Devil Nankai,
at Wedarabury, in the month of November het.
Mr. Pigott prosecuted ; Mr. Kettle ilshodei the pri.
It appeared that.. the sight the abase woo eemniltted
the prinsen wore 'senile( near a pishiloionee, about 11
raloek ; deemed and a sass mined Omeelleabe up, where-
upon the femsbe west np be this het and Musk Ma is tin
asse. liar hasten/ preesstly west to bin meletanse, and,
after pumigiieg deem/ a good deal about the face, they
hawked Ziadews, and the three prhomers fell to kick-
ing him ohne tho abdomen hi a mat Instal manner. De-
naled IPSO allsetards Mhos how Ina wt. On his way
either he sold they hid " wary Masi his belly la ;" et
tkh dins he wee eighths( nreatly hem the
of this brutal stink. He died In a dew dip. TZ-11
thee tie isaihnieumh were being MAMA there were a
•

aania or twenty pens= 114112. be—iisso oFtiosaiiiidO say
apt to won sb. prima& TM whim, vas of

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 12, 1852.

10.131= esatended that the diseha =the was the
rest& of as snidest, sash assideate Mgressurriag
=se with Os awl peertiosi brad He saM pro.
renter had beta dieting= frees Os house et Oa piesaer,
yet hi had pas =re by sad= es extort Sims her,
la her alum the had bibs=Mr up in the awl
threatened Ss the= Mr if he pt oat of the Maim. Brag
terrified sod Naha= the pa eseidsatally we= et. ibe
ran of la pest arse lbe =defter., sad that bet reds&
to show that the pee ere bed has. shit by aerie&
The jury retired fist • shed tint, =di ea webralagloss
nor" pre a =vast el Orilly of ibeedft, withiNesit
to do WOW grievous bodily her, =dee the third mat of
the iathetatent.—fleatinee diettnred.

THB POLICE COURTS
_ MANSION-ROUSE.

Peter Portsemee,Tiiiel to be 71a arias Weer, was
brsaaht before Sir Hebert W. Carden, Mimi with haviag
way assaulted Mks Reiss waft...
no kw William and her muss me =along in
411 S between asi 10 Veils& es W night.
dee Wasinnt took the liberty el plating Ws heads upon
ymag lady.~ mei imsediately ressieed km her a dap
is the hes. The WON assault committed by the defendant
was witnessed b etkere, and the delbsdeat was given is
eestedy to as slim.
The defendant said the lady had mods a mistake in sup-
posing hiss to be semble of such an milks. sad tkat she
had knocked of hialear, so that he had Mud it seesesary
to eefl the polka.
A Heamrian appervi for the defense, and mid that he
had net sees the defendant put a band open the ledy, bat
could set say that the moult had set been ssemM4 He
stated in mower to a question from kir Robert Carden, that
his friend had perhaps taken drink enough to istoxicate
hi..

Sir R. W. Carden, alter having very strictly investigated
the charge, said he felt it to be his duty to state that the
assault of which such undoubted evidence had been given,
was one which called for unusual punishment, and he could
not mark his reprobation of such conduct adequately with-
out inflicting the penalty, not of a pecuniary fine, but of
lingsonment in Bridewell for seven days.
defendant was then committed.

WORSHIP STREET.
George Day, described as a tin plate worker,was charged
with having Incited a lad, fourteen years of age, to rob his
father, Mr. John Barton, an ironmonger
,in the Hackney.
road, and with having feloniously received the produce of
his depredations.
The prosecutor stated that for some time past various
portions of his stock bad disappeared in en unaccountable
1111111111ef from his shop ; and a box containing articles of
jewellery, belonging to his daughter, having been also re-
cently.missed under the same mysterious circumstances, his
Itllpitlollll at length rested upon one of his female servants,
whom he at once charged with having purloined the pro-
perty, and was about to place her in charge of the retire,
when he was earnestly dissuaded from such a course by his
son, a boy of fourteen, who at length admitted that he him-
self had committed the whole of the robberies at the instiga-
tion Mtn' prisoner, who kept a shop in the neighbourhood,
cardinedestally nsacted business with him. On re-
envie this oommunication witness obtained the assistance
of 611116er, with whom he proceeded to the house of the
pritimmr, who, in answer to his inquiries, positively denied
that any property whatever had been brought there by his
me, but, on marching the premises, the articles now pro-
deced, which he at once identified as his property, were
discovered in the shop, and the prisoner was given into
custody.
John Boston, the prosecutor's son, was then examined,
and stated that he had been in the habit for a considerable
time past of rebbiag his father at the direct instigation of
the prisoner, at whom house he had frequently had ma-
eon to call on matters of business. The prisoner, in the
first instance, requested him to bring him some bins taps
from his father's shop, and promised to give him sixpence
each for all he was able to supply him with. He accord- ,
ingly purloined a number of taps from one of his father's '
drawers, which he conveyed to the shop of the prisoner, at
whose instance he afterwards abstracted six files, which he
also handed over to him. The next property which the
prisoner received was the box of jewellery belonging to his
sister, which consisted of fourteen different ornaments,
comprising several finger rings, which were counted over in
his presume by the prisoner, who laid them aside, and pro-
mised to compensate him for the plunder when he succeeded
in disposing of it. The prisoner on that occasion urged him
to procure some table spoons of Albeta plate to match some
smaller ones which he had lately purchased, and witness
accordingly took some spoons of that description to his
shop, and delivered them to his wife, and was afterwards
told by the prisoner that he had done quite right, and that
he had destroyed the paper in which they were wrapped
up to avoid detection. During the whole of their transac-
tions the prisoner repeatedly enjoined him to give him timely
notice in the event of any suspicions being directed against
them that he might he enabled to put the stolen property
out of the way, to elude all search for its discovery. Ile
accordingly disregarded the frequent complaints of his
father, and kept the matter a strict secret until the servant
girl was accused of the robberies, when he made a full dis-
closure of the circumstance, to shield an innocent person
from the consequences of his own criminality.
On being called upon tor his defence, the prisoner de-
dared that the statement of the boy was wholly without
foundation, and that the articles claimed by the pprasecutor
as his property bad come honestly into his
The prisoner was remanded.

Matthew Henry Longlotan---,7ayer— in High•ennet, Peck-
ham, who was remanded a few days ago upon a charge of
defrauding *young man of 2W. upon pretence of iikg
him a " good trade," was yesterday re-examined and com-
mitted for trial.

AND CLERICAL

Rev. Christian Boickl;ara,..To-le Chaplain of Dover
Union, Kent.
Rev. James Siemer Hildebrand,B.A., to be Head Muter
of the Grammar School, Colombo, Ceylon.
Rev. T. Mackey, to be Chaplain to the Debtors' Prison
and Union, Halifax.
Rev. St. John Mitchell, 8.A., to West Bilney Perpetual
Curacy, Norfolk, value 801. ; patron, J. Dalton, Esq.
Rev. Henry Leonard Nelthropp, MA., to the British
Chaplaincy, Guinea, Franco.
Rev. Thomas Sanderson, M.A., to Great Doddington
Vicarage, Northamptonshire, value 1611. and residence ;
patron, Lord Chancellor.
Rev. John Robert Turing, M.A., to Holy Trinity Perpe-
tual Curacy, Rotherhithe, Surrey, value 1601. and resi-
dent° ; patron, Rector of Rotheabithe.
Rev. henry Deck, M.A., to St. Stephen's Perpetual
Curacy, New-road, Islington, Middlesex, value 3001. ;
patrons, trustees.
Rev. Walker Fcatherstonhaugh, M.A., to be Chaplain
of Durham County Gaol.
Rev. George Raymond Portal, 8.A., to be Chaplain to
the Sheriff ot Lewesterbire.
Ven. Joseph H. Singer, D.D., to be Chaplain to the
Lord Lieutenaat of Ireland.
Rev. Thomas Clark Brettinghans, 8.A., to Fingringboe
Vicarage, Rises; value, 1401. ; patron, T. C. Brettingbant„
Es'.

CCRACllll.—Laneaster, diocese Manchester, Senior,
patron, the Vicar.
Selby, county and archdiocese York, stipend 801. and
tithe ; patron, the ineumbeat.
Bynesford, Kent, archdiocese Canterbury ; nlas, 4101. ;
*lion, the Rector; Rev. G. P. Marriott, demised.
Tarvin, county and diocese Chester ; value, 6631. and re-
; patron, Bishop of Lichfield ; Rev. T. 8. Bowstesd,

—iIIIIIIITIAL CURACY.—Burrow Bridge, Somersetshire,
diocese Bath and Wells; value, OW. and residence; patron,
Bishop of Bath and Wells; Rev. H. Wood, promoted.
Canowsum.—Bobenhale in Lichfield Cathedral ; patron,
Bishop of Lichfield ; Rev. T. S. Bowatead, deceased. Os-
baldarck in York Cathedral ; value, TM; patron, Archbi-
shLociT'York ; Rev. G. P. Marriott, deceased.
owr.--Haseley, Essex, diocese Rochester value,
26W. 26W. ; patrons, H. 8. IBlake •
and B. Kerr, Ens. ; Rev. G.
P. Marriott, deceased.
XASTIRIIHIP.—Lady Thorold's School, Marston, Lin-
colnshire, salary, 661.: patron, Rev. H. B. Thorold.

NAVAL.
ADMIRALTY, MARCH IL—APPOthrnathin.--
CI)
Min H. J. Austin, to Victory, for packet sarrice at South
ampton. Lieutenants: L. W. Payton, W. Lombard, and
E. Field, to Blenheim. Chief Engineer A. Douglas, to
Terrible. Assistant Engineers: D. M'Farliuse. to Blen-
heim ; end T. Langley, to Fisenni.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 11.—Thor Blenheim, 68,
screw steam guard-ship, Captain Henderson, is ordered to
fill up her complement, in order to be ready for foreign
aervice. The Aretbusa, 60, Captain ilymon&, was taken
out of dock into the sea basin this biternoon. The Arro-
gant, 46, screw steam frigate, Captain Robinson, has
struck lower yards and topmasts, in order to undergo a
thorough refit.