The Express.
London, England, 1852-11-19 00:00:00

CLERICAL

ritersiutsers.
Rev. James Fogs, to Over Peover Perpetual Curacy,
Ruutaferi, Cheshire, on the nomination of Harry Main-
wiring, Esq. the patron, value lOW.
Rev. Edward Widt Culotta, to 11017 Trinity Church,
Runcorn, Stipendiary Curacy, Cheshire, on the nomination
of the Rev. P. Bourdillon, the Incumbent.
1t.,. Henry Alford (vicar of Wimeswould, Leicester-
shire), to a Deanery Rural, diocese Peterborough.
Rev. Arthur Howard Ashworth, to be a Probationary
Vicar•Cheral of York Cathedral.
nee. Robert Blunt (vicar of Belton, Leicestershire), to
a Deanery Rural, diocese Peterborough.
Rev. (imp William Brameld, to haat Markham Rectory
to. West Drawn Rectory, Notts; value, 3341., with
residence.

Rev Edgar Brown, to Cadney and Ilowehant Curacy,
Lineolushire. _

Alfred James Carver, to the Second Mastership of St.
Paul's School, London.
they. Samuel Charlton, to Gaseley and Keutford Curacy,
Suffolk.

Rev. John Cooper, to be Chaplain of the Mayor of Cam-
bridge.
Rev. Ricbard Croly, M.A., to Dankeswell Perpetual Cu-
racy, value 421., and bunkeswell Abbey Perpetual Curacy,
value 501, Devon.
Rev. Edward Davidson, to Oellygder Curacy, Olamor-
gambits.
Rev. J. Curtis De Tracy, to Thurgarton and Hovering-
ham Curacy, Notts.
Rev. Martin Edgar, to Bt. Andrew Perpetual Curacy,
Deal, Kest.
Rev. Henry Ellison, to Melsonby Rectory, Yorkshire;
8091. with residence.

Kim. S. H. HaMford, to Clayton Curacy, Northampton.
akin.

George Gibbon, to Hartshill Perpetual Curacy,
Warwickshire; value, 601. with resulenee.
Rev. Wollaston Geode (Citrate of East Donyland and
Berechurch, Eases) to St. G.les'•in•the.Ftelds
London; pares, Bev. H. Biekersteth.
Rev. Francis Gordon, to Christ Church Curacy, Camber-
well, Sarin.
Rev. C. Haskins, to the Chaplaincy of W hittingten Col-
lege, Highest*.
Hof. Phillip Henry Lc*, to Peaworthans Curacy, Lanca-
shire. _ _ _

Rev. S. W. Morton' to Burnley Curacy, Lancashire.
Nov. R. W. Needham, to Li!bourne Vicarage, Notting-
hamshire; value, 1271.; patron, Lord Chancellor.
Rev. H. Phillips, to Crook Curacy, Lincolnshire.
Bev. N. O. Pilkingtan, to Benham Curacy (Senior),
Swam.

Rev. Joseph Plasm (Curate of St. Martin, Stamford), to
be a Surrogate, diocese Peterborough.
Rey. J. Friee, to be Chaplain of the Wed Herta In-
firmary.
Rev. John Prior, to Burley Dam, Cheshire.
Rey. Stanhope ICashleigh, to Barberton Curacy, Devon.
Rae. William Roberta, to Lanyaivar-y-Bryn Curacy,
Carmartheashlre.

key. Joseph 41111 am Sharpe, to Bedby w. Burnham
Curacy, Northampton.
Rev. Joseph Shaw, 8.D., formerly Muter of Christ Col-
lege, Cambridge. to Kegworth Rectory w. Islet'-Walton
Curacy; value, 8611.
Rev. Jonathan Shorn, to Leyland Curacy, Leieestenhire.
Rev. John Parkinson Sill, to Westhorpo Reetory, Suf-
folk, value 33.51. with residence.
Rev. John Pennell Snow, to Eilwinstowe Curacy,
Nottinghamshire.
Rev. John Stedman, to Searisbrick Curacy, Lancashire.

VACANCI3B.

Cuaece. Itereeharth,WW:, diocese Rochester ;
plasm, Rev. J. U. Do/horst; Rev. W. Goode, pro-
moted.

Denyland, East, Esser, diocese Rochester ; patron, Rev.
V. MaGic Torriano ; Rev. W. Goode, promoted.
Leek, St. Luke, Staffordshire, diocese Lichfield, stipend
1001. or 801. with a title • patron, Rev. B. Pidcock.
CULPLAINCY.—Swaff hats Bridewell, Suffolk, stipend
1761. ; testimonials herons December 18 ; patrons, the
Trustees.

WAlLDlNORlP.—Olesalthoisd, Trinity College, Perth-
shire ; Rev. Charles Wordsworth, promoted.
PBOTIBSOBSHIP.-I.lBlpetir, St. David's College, of
Physical Science, stipend 8001.; testimonials before
December 8.

MASTlRRHlP.—LiverpoolooVentalent Nautical School,
Head-Mastership, salary 1601. ; testimonials before
November 30. _

RECTOKY.—fialwell, Devon, diocese of Exeter; value,
2104. with residence; patron, Lord Chancellor; Rev. A.
Stapleton, deceased.
Planburnholrne Rectory, county and archdiocese of York ;
value 3021. with residence; patron, Archbishop of York;
Rev. U. B. Boothby, promoted.
Vicanaona.—Rudleigh, East, with Withyrontbe-Raw.
'sigh Perpetual Curacy and &Action Curacy, Devon,
diocese of Easter; velue, 3181.; patrons, heirs of Lord
Rolle; Rey. A. Stapleton, demand.
Barton-upon-Humber, county and diacese of Lincoln;
value, 2701. with cmdenee; patron, C. Uppleby, Esq.:
Rev. G. Uppleby, deceased.
biotin= icarage, Cheshire, by resignation of Rev. D.
Seddon; patron, the Bishop of UMW ; value 2191. with
residence.

PIII,3TVAL COILACIII.—BawdIey, musty end dimmed,
of Worcester ; vales,lool.; patron, Rector of kibbesford ;
Rev. J. Cawood, deceased.
lace, county and diocese of Chester; value, 1511. with
residence; patrons, Trustees of the late E. Yates, Esq.;
Rev. Egan EvaDA, resigned.
Rsossgill, Yorkshire, diocese of Ripon ; value, 581. with
residence; patron, the Vicar of Benham; !try. 8. W.
Morton, resigned.
81 inehouse, Bt. Paul, Devon, diocese of teeter; patron,
the Perpetual Citrate of East Btonehouse ; Rev. R. W.
Needham, promoted.
Wcedhead, county and dictates of Chester; value, 831.
with residence; patron, the Bishop of Chester; Rev. IL
Blakehurst, resigned..
Castle-Church P. fp twil Curacy, Staffordshire, diocese of
Lichfield ; value 1204 ; patron, the Lord Chancellor ; Rev.
J. W. Halyard, deceased.

SLIP ON TILE GREAT NoITHERM ItailiWAY.—Ou
Wednesday considerable alarm was felt at the various sta-
tions along the line of the Greet Northern Railway, bt.
tweets Grantham and London, in consequence of the early
trains arriving some two hours after the usual time. This
delay was occasioned by the giving way of an enhankment,
rendering the line impassable in the immediate locality of
Grantham. Several slip, have dread occurred near this
plane ; the present one was , it is suppoeed, by
the late heavy rains, which. Wisest the water did no I
reach the lin, so as to impede the rase, entirely inundated
many portions of the surregmehes asset y. Fortunately,
thrungb the timely working el the telegraph, no !serious ac-
cident occurred. ''be peemegem se arriving at the point
where the lime became ropeweed, wen obliged to be cos •
veyed a eembleeeble diaeresis emlbeess.

THE POLICE COURTS.
BOW-STREET.

Although Mr. liall7thechief magistrate, and the officers
of the court were in attendance at an unusually early hour,
in the expectation of an excessive number of charges, it is
a remarkable fact that for many years there has not been
so complete a emeation of business. There were but three
or four ordinary oases, which were disposed of either by the
indiction of a ss. Bee, or by the discharge of the offenders.
THAMES.

Hoary Pearce was charged with stealing a hone and cart
and n quarters of oats.
Benjamin Avislott said he was in the employ of Mr.
Charles Baker, a butcher, of Newgate Market, and that
day he was on her Majesty's service, is supplying the
cavalry regiments which took part in the Duke of
tun'e funeral with oats. A few minutes after one o'clock he
drove his master's horse and cart into Leman-atreet, White.
chapel, a few yards from the High-street. The cart eon.
tamed 7i quarters of oats, for the use of the troops from
Ipswich, who were to return through Whitechapel. Ile left
the horse and cart in the street while ho went into the Red
Linn public-house to obtain some refreshment. lie was
absent about ten minutes, and on his return he found the
horse and convene gone. Soon afterwards he foiled the
prisoner in custody.
Richard Shipman, a tripe-dresser, of Iligh-street, White.
divot, stited that be saw the prisoner driving Mr. Baker's
horse and cart, containing the oats, at a furious rate along
the High.street; and al he wee about to turn into Somer-
set-street, on the south side' he came in violent collision
with a meat gallows or rack, on which there were a great
many books for hanging meat upon, and his further pro
greet was stopped. Mr. Lankcater then came up, and de.
tained the prisoner.
Mr. R. L. Lankeeter, meat salesman in the iligh.street,
Whitechapel, was coming down tiomerstestreet from Tower-
when he saw the prisoner drive against the meat rack
on the roadway opposite his house. The horse began
kicking and plunging, and the prisoner got an entangled
with it, that he could not extricate himself. lie araist.d
the prisoner, and took the meat rack away. lie asked the
prisoner to pay for the damage done to the meat rack,
which he refused to do, and was about to drive off, when
the witeese co tared him. Two men came up and whis-
pered into the prisoner's ears. This excited his suspicious,
and he said to the prisoner, " You are not one of Mr.
kaki r's men, for you have got a white apron on." The
prisoner made some excuse, and said his muter would pay
for the damage. Witness would not let him go, and said,
"You have stolen that horse and cart," end gave him into
custody. The prisoner said a man had just given him a
shilling to drive the horsy and cart, hut only 2d. was found
upon him.
Mr. Ingham committed the prisoner for trial, and at the
request of Mr. Avislott,who said he wanted the oats for her
Majesty's troops, ordered them to be delivered to him.