The Express.
London, England, 1855-06-22 00:00:00

ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM MEETING AT

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TRANSMISSI.V OF STAMPED NEIVSPAPERS
TO BRITISHCOLONIES AND FOREIGN
COUNTRIES.

aural Nakao Jur*. 11133.
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Waits a the linked 10:gdozn, 'rill It pitman; from 7 .o IS days
alter the date of t uh!cottax; bat, before say se= nen be so
lareeksd. It is rola site tt at the propristor, or , shall have
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able la ads swasy, ea sod tram the matey date. apes as spree
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0a Wednesday s town's meeting was held in the
Town Hall, Sheffield, for the purpose of petitioning parlia-
ment I. favour of administrative reform. The meetiss was
called by the mayor (W. Fisher, jut., list), in aeerinee
with the following nquisitiaa. %miring nearly 400 alimen-
tures :—" W. the naderalgued, lababitaate of the mold
horeugh, viewing with wane sad appeehresies thodnine
and dogma to whin wet awns end-aodnal whin have
been subjected by ear ladiolose mad hereponibia int=
of adniontrnisa. mad the nallinannliha nomagenon of
every &pennon of the IS, reopostfally roaeost pew to
cameo • pants of the inbabitessof fie banegh,
for the purpose et parlianeat in Anew of ad-
ainistratin nfons, upon the basis of thorough rapes-
sibility, promotion kw merit, and bedew manage-
neat of every department and din of the goverment."
Then was • vary fell attendants, of sea of all parties. The
Mayor presided, and eniong the principal speakers were Mr.
Fisher men., Mr Councillor Booth, Mr. I 'onside, Mr. G. Saun-
ders, domiciling Homy, Alderman Carr, stldermanDann,Mr.
Leader, jos., and II r. %Unfold. To the Ant reeol otion,w lan
attribute(' the disasters of the war to the latticing sad
practically irresponsible management of the various depart.
mate of the state. Mr. Sanders mond an unendasont
trot is order to afoot • change is oer adssinistrativi
system there nut be an trolaggsrant of the oleetonl
fraanise so as to make tin House of Commons to
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address et ibie =sea le Miim is ent. serning as them=
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Is seMplems eale se entable mineet at One= teebrate.
to. It my d ibe Mem MOM= be dimearded the pianism
will be =Ma kr =minims Mess= _ _ _

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hylloahls tolhelleelt hat.
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pucka.= tmesselassaily /Mask 'daft out sae arsessity ot =-
wan the IMMO ae ate vim when the paltaeatica Is seat
the Poi thritestampi pillsallime or stamped pablitatisos which have
bees tolsod area dos Mom days, eau be forwarded within the
United Unseen oat to newt of the egad= anise the mahatma of
do Om Pat - . _

14. Nei eui ak.rearleikels pabiltbed t the Weeds at
auseutty, , Alkinay, Sett, nil tbe bled Km Ida be eatleet
te *sere sereietioes es thaw whisk ate pulibbsi k otter mu et
111•1114 Warben.
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Urea& tie pot to Yelp ementse awl Mei oleelee sal hava
beet of soperetemeties. ILO NLA:IO 11114 eteletwo.

CALEDONIAN ASYLUM.—The thirty-eighth anni-
versary festival in aid of this most interesting national
charity was bold on Wednesday eve, leg, at the Free-
masons' Hell, and was (note nerneronely attended than any
festival held for several years put. In the absence of tile
Duke of Hamilton the office of chairman wee filled by the
DA* of Demising, supported by Sir C. Forbes, Sir George
Clark, Sir J. Maxwell, and upwards of 200 Scottish gentle-
mess. (The Ammo of the Scottish nobility, as a body, was
No subject of general comment.) The appearance of the
boys (who walked in procession after the withdrawal of the
Meth) was most satisfactory. They wets all well-grown,
healthy, and good looking, end seemed to be most excailent
raw material for future "Highland brigades." The girls
were subsequently introdueed, and attracted general attri-
tion by their picturesque costume and appropriate and
modest demeanour. The most interesting feature in the
juvenile preemies was, however, the presence of the
Crisman matiagent, combines of throe children
whose fathers had perished at Alma and Inkermann.
Sir J. Mszwell addrrssrd the children in few but appro
piste words, impressing the gratification the cosatry felt is
providing • home fur the children of the men who had
fallen in its belles. The Rey. Dr. Commis, read the report,
which first soderd the arrangement that had bee, made to
MOM 100 orphans of the Crimean campaign at • reduced
rate. Through the 'perilous of Lord Hinuaird and some
other sesielsenen sad radium 2,000 f. had boos raised for
Ny purreene, a eon whisk the governors implored their
mermen le double withia the ensuing year. There wee
ample TS= is the asylum, which now sesosentodated 43
boys sal U girls, sad the healthy and happy appeeraase of
the *Mims Whored t at they wets the inmetve of a
isms Mew etts reeding of the .eport • eau of 1,6001. was
Milosbol or subscribed in aid ot the charity.
BillietOlDlasaT HAM 8110WISIL—On Thursday
themes. eke 14:h (writes a Purtadows correspondent), a
seekleg win eat is and continued all that sight sod Friday
wieeigg. I*. shout 11 o'clock a mighty sheet, alit woes,
of hell lasesaled all at oats from the eley, osseeig dee
geusail owed hitches deep. The fall emamool dogs Is
Rif Was, when it ceased. and the sky beams dear wed
bias soda. flesh • thing has not bees surpassed la the
maMeg if that worthy personage, " eke eldest iskabitsme."
The neeNewast of was, women, and children, in liwildee.
wolf nab be owattered to what may be the QUO ell
berisitlag el • Sight of shells fa thee Crimea. tresellai
bileisass wen as terge pee, and es Ileff
whlsitti=dal= Mt se *sir substitute as tbe
ties Menem of many a foe lairthois
denuded of lb sway Ilsea—Newt' Telegraph.

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 22, 1855.

law Intl

HOUSE OF LORDS.—JUNE 21.
wirsmimes DIYOUCII.

This was a petition of Captain Arthur Wyndham, of the
Madre' Army, preying to be divorced from his wile. The
case has bees twice before the house in the present session,
and eugboth :'m'i'res was fully reported is the Dash Newo.
Os the lot essuiss when the ease was before their lord-
ship' (the 12th WO, the farther consideration of the matter
wee adjourned for UN purpose of producing evidroca wit!
regard to the terms ow which Captain and IC'. Wyndham
lived frem the time of their marriage till the period of the
adultery.
General Bagwell mid Colonel Jaekson now gave evidence
to show the: during the period Captain and Mrs. Wyndham
had lived ea the meet affectionate terms.
Their lordships ordered the evidence now takes to be
printed, and adjourned the farther consideration of the bill.

COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.-JUNE 21.

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170111 INVNINNI COLSDIDOI. 1111INTNAN,
AND C2OlO/011.

tads of others at halms, to the " badness of trade." Mr.
Wright bed seed the iesolvent, sad the law oasts well ems
phased of, on the application for a final order. The insol-
vent alleged that he offered to pay Mr. Wright 301., and of
that sem 101. was is copper; an i on that ground the
money was refused. Mr. Wright positively denied that he
had refased the mosey, but the insolvents wife declared
that be had dose IP,. Some amusement was afforded
in the ease. Mr. Wright, who wore • manumits and
a beard, said be was • Quaker, and therefore dinned in
giving evidence. He was asked whether, with sub a
"military appearance," he was a member of the Peace
Society ? He said that had nothing to do with the ease,
and on being disked whoa he beam* a Quaker, he said he
was " hers a Quaker."
Mr. Commissioner Phillips said Mr. Wright di.i certainly
not appear in the usual dress of Quakers. It reminded
bim of • Qoaker before Lord Bllenborungb, who objected
to be sworn, sad ea the clerk telling his lordship the rea-
ms, Lord Bllenberoagh told the Quaker he ought not to
come in disguise. (Laughter.) Hie Honour ezpressed his
high opicion of Quakers, and Mr. Wright was no en-

WAIT V. NILLINO AND OTAW—DIMUAZIN.
Ia this esse the plaistiff demumd to several pleas pat
aeon the record by the deiendants. It appeared that Mr.
West was the projector of the Irish Submarine Telegraph
Company, of which the defeadasts were the directors. He
was to lay the sabmarine wires between Holyhead and
Kingstown, for which he wee to be paid 30,0001., 10.0001. of
which wee to be la paid•up 11. shares, of which 100,000 were
to be loud as the capital of the company. In the
agreement it wee expressly stipulated that he was
to be paid eat of the feats of the company, mad
that the dithelesa were net to be persoaally liable
for any slain whist be might have against it.
The disesteem. beerther_ Ilmi eat given hint the ten thou•
mad shares, and be hen leseght an action against them to
whisl=bed pleaded es pleas, to several of which
the new new deeneraid.
=sat A for the plaintiff, and Mr. Dowd's.
wen the the
The seam bead es the demurrer to the declaration for
die defesthinte, as the ground that they were not to be per.
essally liable to the plaintiff for any claim which he might
have against the company.

RYAN 9. SIXIINS.

atlas.
Ultinately th• ewe ma adjourned Ailed dis for the vexa-
tious defence, sad the Juana% being without protwaiou
was arrested outside the martian& takes to prison.

This was a writ of inquiry to semis the damages in an
action brought to *cover raampensation for injuries sus-
, Weed by the ealstiff under the following circumstances.
Os the 18th of February lest, the plaintiff, who at that time
was showman to Hr. Bassett, a pawnbroker, in Great Queen-
street, Lincoin's•inn-Fields, was proceeding with a relittive
along Bridge-street. Blackfriars, towards the bridge, for
the purpose of going to see the ruins occasioned by the fire
in Holland-street, when, on passing the West of England
Firs-office, be stepped on a cellar plate in the pavement,
whine, being inseam*, tipped up, and he fell. His left foot
went through, and he sustained such injury as, in the opinion
of medical gentlemen, would affect him for the remainder cf
his life. The defendent,who is 'member of the Court of Com-
mon Council, and was lately under-sheriff, woe Ike manag-
ing director of the West of England Fire-aloe, and resided
on the prods*, to which the oellar-plate belonged, and was
sued as being legally responsible for the plate not being
properly Neared, though, of nonce, no neglect was imput-
able to him ponrsally. The damages were laid at 6001.
After hearing the evidence el the witnesses and the
learned emeasel for the defendant,
The jury seemed the deems at 1601.
Mr. fferjeaat fibs was for the plaintiff; Kr. Perry for
the defendant.

TMe INS wiped from the Cesar" Court of Derbyshire.
ito *kir Bid brought his sedan in that court to
UMW S OMBd a& es. for three quarters of a year's
SWIM ge Oblißlister of the Charity School of
the poet& of Wake/don, Shropshire, 'palest the
Istesises of that shaky. It appeared that under the original
Snot, made by ow Peter Webster in 1674, the schoolmaster
OM Mg beelines& to tusk the Church Catechism in the
easel, Mit the oduelsomesr was to be appointed by the
trusloos eel tie pollaiseers of Wellingdon jointly, and
that if the soli elleadmoseer was se evil liver sr utilises%
he might be Blemkied en a three months' notice. The
plaintiff was appeieted is 1851 by the trustees, who made
intik reseletties to whieb be assented. In 1863 the plain
tiff refused to tuck the Church Catechism in the school,
end he received a three months' notice from the trustees
to quit his ease. He, however, bad reflood to
do do so, alleging that the trustees had no power
to give him notice without the assent of the parieblasers, and
also that the notice would expire before the end of the
current year, until the expiration of which, he contended, he
could sot be forced to leave his °Moe. He bed eutinued in
the school for three quarters of a year after tbe smoked= of
the settee, sad had then brought his action whist the de-
fendeats In the County Court. The judge bad decided le
favour of the defendants, from which decision the plaintiff
now appealed.
Mr. Bramwell appeared for tie plaintiff, sad Mr. H. Hill
for the defendants.
Their lordships,' in giving judgment, said that in their
opinion the decision of the wort below wee right, sad there-
fore judgment ought to be for the respondents. The ma-
teriel question to be eassidered was whether the treeless
had power to give notice to quit by themselves, without the
assent of the other parishiseen. In their opinion they
could do eo, as it was impossible :o have the assent of the
whole parish, the endeavour to obtain which would lead to
great catfusios. They did not think that it was of any con-
moquettes, the sales cot expiring at the end of the year.
Jodgieset mut therefore be for the defendants in the
union.
Judgment for the defendauts.

21.
111110111 PARIS, £t.o 05, LID PLA.
VIAL V LORD CLIXTON.-1111 COST. iOOll PRINCIPLE.
This was as segos to mover three most& salary by the
plaintiff, who was underground captain of a mime called the
Court 4:hastp Silver Lead Mine, in which mine the
defendant was a shareholder. The case came on for trial
before Kr. Baron Alderson, when it appeared that the mine
was aelablished on the osiLbook principle. The directors
sew esseeded three in neeibuttes of whom in AS year 1861
Sent the ememetery down le the Wm, with powers to make
esetaie Merges in the miespeuest thereof. Amass the
Osage' he made was that ei Vie Minimal of the *edam
gonad espieln, In whim Mbee le Waisted the Saha
plated!. Who was pall so kwas the Made mu Mel&
outing, sod nithaseely metape to buries Ids wails
be the rumen oft wee nalary. It was also prom/
en the trial that the ieleadaat bad purchased shares, which
were duly registered, nod that the secretary bad made a
repot of his proceeding to the directors, who ratified them,
hat me Was of the smetinp were show., nor did any
waft of the directors or of the shareholdon take plea
ham the 161 April, 1862, to December, 1864, although it
we. a Me Itat the directors of companies conducted
fr SAO emet.beek principle should meet fortnightly. Under
lam elsesusuessa, it sou outendad that the defendant,
se a Mitiralimitier, was not liable, as the directors, being a
heap empealleil by the shareholders had no power to dolo-
mite their power to the secretary. The jury found that the
Miesters had ratified the acts of the secretary, end a verdict
was tom Mr the plaintiff, with leave for the defendant to
nu ehe weer a usissit.
Mr. ismisast Bytes, Mr. Edwin Jima, and Mr. Beasley
append be siemens, apart the ale, sad submitted that,
neterhhatedin the appointment of the plaintiff by the
esentery being bad, the radiation by the directors of that
apeehameat was good sad Media, in the shareholder at
V. Bramwell and Mr. Honsymin, in support of the rule,
submitted that the directors had acted on their own behalf,
and eat r representatives of the company. as it bad cos,"
to suet, and, therefor, whether the appointment and ratifi-
cation were good or hid, it did not render the shareholders
liable. No meetings had been held until the money which
She directors bad had failed, and then they endeavoured to
relastate the company.
Mr. Berjeont Byles said this was the first time this point
was raised ; it came on the plaintiff by surprise.
Mr. Bramwell—That or say ether point presented on the
teats was open to as.
The court said there mut be a new trial. The costs of
the former trial mast be mots in the canoe, bat the costs of
the rule mut be borne by the respective parties.
Bole absolute for a sew trial.
WAN. e. DIOASTRO.—NININO TRANSACTIONS.
This wee an utica brought by the plaintiff for work done,
esi broker for the coompany at Aberystwitb, against a shore-
\ eider in the same mine. At the trial before Mr. Baron
Martin, at Guildhall, proof was given that the defendant
W purchased ten shares and bad nt the transfer to the
, who had depeal se
ted it in the box with the "book."
By 1:1:Je of that book it was provided that the shares might
be transferred ; but that transference was to be notified to
the transferrer and trensferree within seven days after
make, and wee to be subject to the approval or disapproval
albs directon. This rule was not carried out, but it was
emended that the defendant had admitted his lieb:lity le •
letter to the secretary, in which he inquired into the pros-
perity of the company, and spoke of himself as the holder of
the shares. A verdict was taken for the plaintiff, with learn
tee the defendant to move to enter a nonsuit.
The mime aesasel having been heard in this as is the
Ismer dam
Tie met eE their unanimous opision that the
edema psi leseilleient to fis the defeatism as
. M role mast therefore be made absolute to
gam • assault.
Bub abselato accordingly.

COURT OF

COURT OF

r.-JUNE 21.

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IN 11 DAVIDSON AND GOILDON.

Mr. Linlilater, on behalf of the seamless in this else,
applied to his Honour to allow the costs which bad been
incurred in !miming the bankrupts front Malta.
His Hoaenr, after referring to the act, observed that he
was aut►orised to allow the costs of the prosecution ; and se
the *spaces* in question night be considered part of such
ants, be would make the neceemary order.

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SHERIFFS' COURT.-JUNE 21.
IWO= MIL WIDIJI-OZZILI7F
lITAIIVOID V. I.IIDIRTON.

The bankrupt was a woollen warehouseman, of Fred.-
riek's-place, Old Jewry. This was the adjourned examina-
tion sleeting. The amounts, prepared by Mr. Maynard,
eatesd over five years prior to the failure in December last.
The following are the principal irons in the balsnethebeet
—To uniesured creditors, 15,8761. to creditors holding
security, 1.3291. ; liabilities, 9,1761.; profits, 3,0421. ; asset.
about 2,0001.; property held, 14941. ; louts, 8,8421.; ex-
penses, 3,7611.
Mr. Linklater mid that at the lest meeting the bankrupt
bad bees required to furnish some additional moments; but,
through an oversight, this bad not been done. However,
the theigeeee were willing that the bankrupt should pass,
on the understaadiag that they should not be precluded from
qamtioning the seccunts at the certificate meeting.
The bankrupt stated that since he bed died his lest ao-
sonata it had come to his knowledge that be was entitled,
ander the will of • relative, to a life interest ia 6,0001.
The Commissioner—Had you no idea of this before?
Beakrupt—Not the slightest. I have drown up • state.
meat of my interest in this property, and propose to file it
with my aeconsts.
This was done, end the bankrupt then passed.

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• as embodiment of the thoughts sad wishes of the people.
It was perfectly miler, he said, to say they wanted certain
this's to be dose without sayiag bow they were to be done. ,
Mr. Haney said that Whig and Tory gentlemen maid not €
smite in eztending the suffrage, and therefore they meet ,
melee theas•eires to that on which they were all agreed. i
1 ' The ameadenent was pat and negatived. Toe resolution
I I i 1 was then speed to, with others of a similar purport. The
preersediap timed with the adoption of a manorial to the i
I Queen, sad a petition to l'ulisment praying for the intro- 1
stactioe of ealarged ea ace and practical ability into the 1
minim of the state, and for the institution of such emenzes I
as may ensure administrative reform upon the basis ,
*thorough responsibility, promotion for merit, and bud- I
Mall ortmest of every departmeat of g ant. The
memorial to the Qs oleo represented that the great mil
i I;
into which the system at administration of this *pantry has
Wert, is the seemly wits welsh every department, from the
highest to the lowest, modes ea its proceedings, thus pre-
-1 1 , matiag say real re/yeoman*, of the public envies to the
Ratios or to parliament. That such secrecy sad irresponsi-
bility is any doportowst ms tossooletent with time funda-
mental orbital*, of taw Boolieli otoollestien, owl mot be
I pat an end to. Another mwetfoi woe ensowased for
Monday, on the rabfeet of the Amnia occupation of the
Petuipollties.
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