The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-15 00:00:00

ESTATES FOR

was tuned the following report by
the select committee of the HOMO of Lords appointed to
heves into the subject of the charging of ectsiled estatoe
fir railways. The oommittes report to the boon :

"L That the widens" had laden the esiamitree proms
that both the letting and selling value of lead is is morel
greatly inmemed by is haring the "Avestan of may mom
to s railway.
" IL That the additioeal value coeferred upon lend by
the constrectioe of a railway is capable of being malmated
by asperiemed lead agents and valuers.
" 111. That there is frequently Agreat difficulty in the
preeent state of railway akin in raisin money for the
emstreetios of a railway Wooded to benefit as agile*
tend district, unless a portion, at least, of the shame are
taken by the ownen of the land to be benefited by the line.
"IV. That Ledowners have, is consequence, become, in
some oases, large subscribers to railways passing through the
district in which their property lies, and would, probably,
have contributed mach more largely to these undertakings
but for the obstacle. opposed by the present date of the
law to their aides money for the purpose.

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"V. Thee it is therefore &Waite to enable landowners
to raise mosey for the purpose o taking shares in railways
calculated to improve their properly, oa the following coo-
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ditions :

" 1. The charge to be imposed upon land for t►e pur-
pose of taking mimes in ► railway should be in the form
of a rest-charge for • term not exceeding 26 yenta
" Z The amount of the rent-ohmic to he so imposed
epos u estate should in no ear exceed the amount of
the increased annual value whieli the Enclosure °amne-

siosea 1111 i be satisfied that ohs wsetraotioa of the
railway will center upon it.
"3. The amount actually paid for shame is the railway,
sad for the necessary expenses incurred in the tramectioes
should be mortified to the Enclosure Commimiesers be-
fore they audios imposing upon the estate a resteebarge
safacient to pay the isterest on the sum borrowed for
the.. end also to pay off the capital is a term
act
year,.
reat-eherge e
~tit it bas beau shown tletti be UMW-
=offs that the railway has bass emniastal sad alma
for trasu
" b. Ths shares so parehased should remain in the
hands of the Enamors Comniissienen until the rent-
charge shall have expired, when they shall be delivered
to the perm. then entitled to the estate ; and while the
Mares ere held by the commiogionere. the dividends upon
them should be received by the swam of the meats.
" VI. That as the Eselasene Omoseiseitmen have been
ebla setisfactorily to die:harp the ditty of saperintesding
the =day of mossy borrowed for dr ining sad other im-
provements upon lend. them is no reams to doubt that they
would equally ha able to perform a similar duty with re-
spect to mosey borrowed for railways.
" VII. That the powers now pomessed by landowners to
charge their estates with mosey for vicious linprovemente
leave been panted by various ads of parliament.soste cf
which are =bin amts, bat more are pprinvate acts obtained by
differed enemesies, sad It is desirable that ens general
public set =weld be puma, revising and aonsolidat 1
peruse it these differest acts, sad including the goat 1
of pewee to sales mosey for each railways en may be =the-
road by parlismest. The pawn el sash •
egenz=
ad has been already remmemW, by several
end =GU not to be any linger delayed.
" VM. That en one railway bill, at haat, is now before
t, conteinteg clauses giving power he ismilevensof
Viter:satied in the proposed line to borrow mosey
ht
mums above deemsbed for the of taking aisle ht
the andadeldag, if mak bah sboald ho toned in ether re-
upsets to deserve the sanction of parliament, it would be
=advisable to exclude from it cleans ea the shove
prinaiple since this might ex the Use dm HE
to the tom of the press= .

Tag PhoPOMID LW= 01 RAILWAY innOrroff
amswamm nonios was isms& reports by
Prehaser Airy end Admiral Wasbiagke or the premised
lines of missy through Greenwich-peek. The profane
dens user after ankle( all du allowance for the sedative
offend the nomad covering, a &tattoo of 400 to TOO feet
may be regarded " as sited for decision ea the probable
anti of railway tumor on the opencliems of the Olen-
watery. Within that geuenal disbuds very general bacon-
WINIOIOII would be produced ; ferried it the imenvenisace,
though seesible, would probably sot be @erten" Batwing
into detail auto the respective plus. he ecereudes that "the
effects of the South Landes, Cituaerteb. end Wedwida wadi
be very troublesome, sad the et sets of the Leedom.
Chatham, and Dover, though soodble, wadi sot
be very troublesome' Admiral Washington says:—
" I have read the report of the Astronomer Royoll, giving
the result of some former experiments on the vibration
caused by the pantie of • railway train, by which it appeal
that the tremor began to be enable as repro astronomical
observations at the distance of 1,000 feet. I am, therefore,
of *nice that their lordships should withheld their sanest
to soy line of railway that proem winds that denote of
the go's' Observatory. No doubt the accommodation and
cocivethenoe of the travelling public should have every
consideration, hot with all due deference it must not be
allowed to Weil me with the high character that the
astronorniol observations made at Greenwich have hitherto
berm Of the two proposed railway; the Loader, Chat-
ham, and Dover Extension panes within 825 feel, and the
Beath London, Greenwich, sod Woolwich within 610 feet of
the Royal Observatory. I therefore submit that their lord-
ships refuse their assent to both the above bills, sad that
the Board of Trade sod their respective partlemeetery assets
ha so informed."
Tee Lam Sim Omuta ContraWALL Lima
The ismeated harvest, who prehably parried away with
Woo boos Lemke a cementation edirebled by overwork,
•014.4 law goys attar his snivel ha the wonky. No
inter symptoms exhibited themselves tall towards the
aims ef last week. The lead anegeos wee milled is. sad
Mongered moss .1 aims. On Suuday • *plias was
hialled frees Hereford. Theangesseet of the liver sad
leargestna of the lungs were found to have made serious pm-
Besse, andearly next morning his relatives in tows were
genellaa Bet the soared telegraph tows irelibtese
maga from Harpers ' • end the 01110WOOW wee eureely
ressimil Were the dreaded event had happened. Sir Gouge
Jim istemited °sly by lady Theresa Leine He is sac-
seeded la his title and Mato by has oast brother, Pow the
Rev. Sr Gilbert Freaked Lewis, third baron; born at
Tiberius Court, Herefordshire, Joky MO& Mr Gilbert
at lilagdalees College, Om ILA. 1830,
EadArlig3 ; was appointed rector of Gladestry, Radnor-
shire, if of llassiogniane-Wye, Handeoldtirs, in 1932,
bad was a prebsadary of Hereford Cathedral ■up to 18K
velum by his brother's interest, he was made a canoe of
Worcester. He married August 3, 1843, Jane, eldest
daughter of Sir Edmund Antrnbos, Bart, (father of the
X P. for Wince), and has issue a son Herbert Edmund
Fraeldaed, bore March 31. 1846, and two daughters.
Gsrrgear Off.Duramoss.—The following a
iamb have been made for pared ordination during
=
year :—May (Triony Sunday), the Biala* og
at Si. Pael's Cathedral ; the Runup of Ewan at
Ruts: Cathedral ; the Bishop of Peterborough, aPane-
boreeth Cathedral • the Biabop of Chichante:, at Obiliester
Cathedra; the Itaimmind Liebneld. at Lidalleld Catheleal
the Bishop of Ely, at
.Weed. Cathedral ; the Bishop of
at Oeiddeede• ; the Bishop of Manchester. at Namlerlisr_
**Bishop of Hereford, at Hereford Cathedral ; the Mho.
.1 Motor, at Cheater Cathedra ; the Mane of Limon. at
Liaaata Cathedral ; the Bishop of Salisbury. at Salisbury
Ontedral • '
die Bishop of Bath and Wells, is the Abbey
Mardi of Bath ; the Bishop Gloucester aud Bristol, at
Gloucester Cathedral ; the Bishop of Norwich, st Narwhal'
Cathedral ; the Bishop of Carlisle. at Carlisle Cathedral ;
the Bebop of Worcrater, at Wareester Cathedral. June
the Bebop of ittobester, at Rochester Cathedra Julys
His Bishop of Winchester, at Farnham Camila. Anon 2.
the Archbishop of Yoe:, at York Minster. September
the Archbishop of Caaterbory (place not fixed); the Bistro
of Durham, at Auckland Castle ; the Bishop of Lidded.
at Feelesball ; the Bishop of Llaudaff, at Uaadaff Cake.
dna ; the Bishop of Liooolo. at Lincoln Cathedral; the
Bebop of Ripon, at Ripen Cathedral The Bishop ere
limdoe will hold • second ordination at the Chapel Royal,
Whitebait. at Christmas.
Tag YORKSHIRE Bourret% SCHOOL—The report
of the committee of this excellent society, which presides
for • uumber of orphan children, has just been treat The '
children in the school are maintained up to the age of 14 ;
Frain the Ist of January to the 17th of March they reesiee a rayed end useful education, sad op= leaving
this year the CIOSTILDOW of wood-laden ships at the port of are geoetnll7 Provided with eligible aitglAtiooß There are
80 bolt DOW in the eltoo. but the committee regret testate
EA' Jabs, New Neweewieir" were, 25 ships of 2°'ls4 that it will be impossible • fauna to tale this camber
carrring LOA too bkohr 24172 tone ol piss, and nuns harp additional fund :lore reatriber:ed, ash tby re-
-14,373.000 fest of I written erre this fast epos the public because of the eon-
-250 post towns to Zugland and Wales have two daotl7 number of orphan chikirea who are
• embalmer for adealosios to the school. Tie 50 boys
communication daily with Leaks ;23 have three comma- aa fa the marten ma be ebony maintained et
oications daily ; 12 base 4 euenannicatioas ; sod Ise bays the meow 'mg of 1,4001., sad the committee trust that
Sys communication. Timm five latter tows are firming- • the ladies sad gentlemen of a gouty so rich, so Getman;
man, Beeline, Caveats", Nottbamptea, sad Rugby. r and so preeminent it beesvotssee as York. well respond
to this semen speed on behalf of the Yorkahlre Bodety's
Messrs. Wigranes ship Suffolk, from Melbourne &wad, sad ad • Imbete the tame IS me-
m the VA Jonorw7r arrived off Plymouth yesterday Isom- serve in preentcepairdesey sad itedulesso.walangt more
iog. and passed up Maul. She briny 940 reareagers, than half • oeatery the 'windiest he. been the
19,000 amuse of geld, lied • eerie of mem, umber, aeggem, awns of eseferries Mediated* brats upon hundreds
and chrome. The Suffolk roneded Caps Hem em Ifshresoy 014.1.1
_erilir...poiakildn'tithaidaaireallb°"o.46. thoebeNekilteeizeot
18, no nohteP Loin sm. and crossed the kook* on the tiosedisseased sonoty upon the Christian liberality of
Kant, 17. Tea PDMIIO.IOI were leaded by pilot beat. I Yorksbiremea and Yorkshire families are as drug and
The, cuckoo was beard at Romsey, in Han* on eraser as darns say previous period of is. wear. Sir
Saturday last—wire • week miser *as In ordinary ma. Jobe V. B. Johanna*, M.P.. has corseted to preside at the
woe. At Writithaes. la eaa lama aaaaty, a fames awe 52nd anoivereary dieser, which will take *neat the Pres-
to. !EA meg Whoa thimble megagemead magma at the usamers"fawers,Oreatlawamstreet, Lite:oleo-ins, on Thum
of PelsgsQ, se/ Me blankbege app pow is full day, the 14th of May. The Yorkshire Society is ander Ike
rmi skylark hedge ogfiatow mum mad nmeg• patronage of his Gras the Archbishop of Ointur, and
lark, lam Mee singing for roe time. i'lre thrushes an the Ptwideak an the Right goo. the End at Oesdfa s, the
'ha amta. wag am miming tonehem 'egad Right Hem the Earl Fitxwilliam, the Hight Hos. the Earl
ism el Halewood, and the Bight Hoc. Lord Faversham

L. MEAL
ILL to S. W. sad N.W., SOMAIllis W. N.W. So 1.11.11,
light to moderate, moderate, las.
fine.
N.W. to S.W. aad to Luu.tire. W. to N. and X, fresh
N., froth, showery. to light, line.
As aezt above. W.( flat. As next above.
Lto W. awl N., molit- W.n.AaCE. Similar to above.
mak
&LW. =inv.. N.W. to S.W. and
Aerate to fresh. DOM to N., moderate,
Ws. showery.
LW. to N.W., heels. ILL W.N. W. to N.N.X,
moderate, fine.
4.1111717 2.w.y.w. and Z. Mast As next above.
24., moderate to fresh.