The Express.
London, England, 1852-06-30 00:00:00

IRELAND.

Dr mow, imag 29.
Yesterday, being the anniversary of her :Majesty's
coronation, a royal salute was fired by s field battery
of the Royal Artillery in the Phoenix l'atk.
The Lord Lieutenant paid a visit 3 esterday to the '
North Dublin Union Workhouse, and inspected the
various departments of the institution, es well as the
auxiliary workhouse at Glasnevin.
The now certain proximity of the dissolution has ,
given a fresh impulse to the preparations for the
election throughout Ireland. Meetings are held in
every direction, and all parties carry on their canvass
with the utmost zeal. No new candidates have, how-
ever, made their appearance for the last two or three
days, but in several places there is much anxiety to
get rid of some of those who are at present before
the electors.
Some apprehensions are beginning to be felt that
the coming 12th of July will not pass over tnin-
guilty. It is feared that in some places at least the
Orangemen will make nubile demonstrations that
may lead to rioting, but the mote temperate of the
protestant organs assure us that the Grand Orange
Lodge will prohibit all processions of Orangemen
in Ireland.
The grand jury of Itoseommon have received inti-
mation that government will not require at the pre-
sent turista any sums to be levied for the repayment
of the advances made for the improvement of the
river Shannon, thus relieving the county, for the
present. from a sum of 2,7251.
The Clore Jusornal says :
la all parts of this county the crops present a most cheer-
ing appearance. and *Kurd strong reason to hope, through
the divine blesoil3K, that we will have this mason one of the
most abundant harvests with which our hearts have ever
been gladdened. The potato, as well andl the cereal crops,
has a most promicing appearance ; though there ha,
Mum a .light rumour of • partial blight in some places, yet
op to the peewit we Wien there is no sallcisst mums
fun it.—

UNIVEItSITV AND CLERICAL.
UxivreArry or LoNooL—The following condi-
datrs have tossed the examination for the degree of Master
of Arts :—Branch I. Classics Giles and Edward
Secant, Jacleson„ (quit, University College. Branch 11.
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy : It. Braithwaite
Batty (gold medal), and John Bridge, University College.
Branch ill. Logic, Moral Philosophy, Philosophy of the
Mind, Political Philosophy, Political Economy :
Ainslie Redford (gold medal), Spring Hill College ; Joshua
(listing Fitch, University College.

NAVAL.
PiiitistlOVTlL JUNI: 29.—The Inflexible, 6, Stearn
sloop, Commander Dyke, arrived at Spithecul this morning
from Lisbon, which she hR on the 24th inst. She bring*
no news. A court-martial was held to-day on board the
Vietorv, dm ship, to try William James Reid, a private in
the Porten:oath division of Itiyal Marines, for desertion.
The prisoner IcR thi Victory on the 22nd of Getob^r last
without leave. and was apprehended a few days since,
having in the meantime join,d the 35th Regiment of the
line. Ile made no defence, and was convicted and sentenced
to be imprisoned in Winchester Gaol for Miele, months,
and to be mulcted of all wages or advances to which be
might be entitled from services. The following officers
formed the court in this case : Itear-Admiral Prescott (pre-
sident). Captains Chairs. Scott, Rendemen, Kingman,
Jones, Offset and Hammond, and Mr G. S. Cheatham,
print/. Judge-Advocate of the Fleet —The crew of the
ViC4Ollll and Albert, royal yacht, WON turned over to her
to-day from the Royal George balk, to be in readiness to
receive her Majesty on Saturday, when she comes down en
mote to Osborne How.

SPORTING. 1
CARLISLE RACES.—TvEsnae.
COIMIT CASTLE STAKF4 of 10 WM. each, k R, and 40
added, fee 2-yr-old colts, list 71b ; and 3, at 71b ; the secant
to aye his stake. Winners extra. Mares end pldinp
allowed Bbs. T.Y.C. $ subs.
Mr. John osbanwe's b e Laud too, 2 yrs walked ORT
Fats HANDICAP of 5 MM. eaeb, and 60 added. Once
Maud.
Mr. Jeba Oelawsea gee The Puritan, 3 gees la .................. 1
Mt. inwean's Met Janice, 3 yrs, 74
Mr. Frames ad Freehon'er, 4n
eve, Not 18ft= 3
We is a masa
The lit WTERS* STALIN were was by Testator, beating
Cogia and Maley.
INTELLRa..
YORK AVOUST
The GALT EROS HANDICA
6 only if declared
lig!. s . lb. I
Ir~wa .2 13
aiM iselles 5 13
Task= 6 12,
Cossack
Clincher 6 10'
r riel
Pitsford
Backbiter
Black Doctor 4 2
Nancy 4 0
Malicias 6 13
Aaet
llMinenasalea 4 712
Itarlbercaigl
Beek 4 7 U
Mien 37 1
10
12
Mk= 4
Teeth 4 9
Brame 4 2
Colsterdale 4 711
Alp 6 T 6
Ringleader 4 7 4
Now-or-Near , 6 7 4
Montague
Rippoletes 4 7 0
Calculator 4 613
Buckthorn 3 613
Little Harry
Haricot
Toni Hobby
Bird.on-the-Wing 3 6 12,
Alfred ths Great 3 6 10
Sir Rowland Tres. I
chard
Indian Warrior 3 6 10,
Ore y Toasty 3 6 9
La Oessa Ladra 6 6 9
Poodle 3 6 9
Frantic
3 6 8
Lueio
Constellation
l'nquetta 4 6 6
The Sae= 4 6 6
Bardolph
Elcot
Knock Kn01l
Runnymede
Storyteller 4 6 4

NCE EXTRA.
MEETING, 1852.
of 20 son. each, 16ft, and
by the 10th July.
Age. at. lb
Phantom
The Proctor
High Sheriff 3 6 3
Lady Eden 6 6 3
Gladiole
England's Glory
B e by Melbourne,
out of Bally 3
6 2
Warfoot
Pelepidas
Bt. Michael 3 6 0
Haag Martians' 3 6 0
Vinadism 4 6 13
Lodi Hastist 3 612
The IRed Lisa
Maim» 4 512
Hyacinth
Galvanises 3 6 11
I &china 3 611
_ .

Lindriek a

8
Adios
lloolakin
Consolation
Mem Bird
Beartonrw

Surveyor
Waterfall
Wealbefflofts• •• • 3
I Lady Auryott 3
Madeliaa

3
Laura Dliddleton 4

Purser

°deans
Old English Oak 3
Cornelis.'. 4
The Varmint 3
Cleveland
b c by Itherki,ost
of Gipsy 3
Poeyee

Dollard
Free Trader

ARfe CT; MO 11 3
Bilberry 3

;TICKET.

4 12
4 12
4 9
4 7
4 4
4 0

MEN OF KENT v. THE GENTLE.
MEN OF ENGLAND. _

This annual contAWtook 174eass;;I;.Lord's" yesterday,
when there wu a large assemblage of spectators. Amongst
the lookers on we Awned the Marquis of Drogheda, the Earl
of Wintertmt, the Earl of Darnley, Viscount Beebe's, Lord
Huntingfield, Lord Stanhope, Lord F. Gordon, Lord
Cavendish, Lord Marcus Hill, Sir Edwin Hill, Lord Paget,
Lord Hinton, Hoe. F. Poosonby, Hon. E. H. Orintstoe,
Hon. R. Orimstoe, Hon. R. C. Neville, Hon. Colonel
Stanley, Hon Captain Burke, Hoe. R. W. Hines, Hoe. F.
Cavendish, Hon. H. Cavendish, Hon. H. Wrotteslsy, Hon.
E. Leigh, Colonel Fume. Colonel Homhy, besides a largo
umber of equestrians, both male and female.
The general seers stood thus:
Oernamers or Paulson.
Mr. F. Flartoep, roe eel
Mr.*. Steiton, • &Alyea, b Pre.
&wises 32 e Finite, bA. Myna 2
Mr. 0. Coke, b Prederisto ......... 3 e Pantiles, b Fredericks 3
Mr. H. Vero" e Arlon% b Fre
&Otte I e Preiretto. bA. 11yea 3
Aro. P. Poreaby, b WiDNI
Mr. W. WAtioare. b Pendia ..... ... 13 et Andrew*,l A. Mym A
Mr. A. Hereortb, b Pesten 313 b Mfrs
Mr. W. llwatewsky, ran oat lO e Andrews, bA. Myna... 7
Lorl Georoory, roe oat
Air P. eatborot, e Penn. b Nene* 0 bA. Mrs 3
Mr. J. Patter, b Nonce 1 we eat
b10,10I,wlo.
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...- ...
Clawruersw or Lam.
Mr. W. Myra, b Dram' 3 e Witham. b &Wird— •
Mr. II PM, b Dathart ...
Kr. P. lint* e Cooke. bllbNlow ... II
Mr. W. Man, 4 W 112104, b Rm.
isrreley
Mr. 14.2,1r,s Wilber.b 1102310 no
Mr. A. Myles, b Delbert .
Mr. H. Aidrews, b Hawame•ley
Mr. I. L. Willow, 4 awl b WithorsL 0
Mr. I. trodurlo4. 3 Porter
Mr. C. Pestarz, I Bitiarel .
Mr. P. rem wet 40 1 I Porker ............... ...... 11
BO; 12.3; w,l . 3 ~I

140
Tbo swallows of Korot woo by won wicket..

A CLERICAL CANTANIZIL-00 Sunday tweraing
Let the Rev. D. Omer. Istemase4 of Si. MILO,
perched • effuse bevies demi Istimme to the MO-
esai•ft 'Medea. Hr remarked the destelse wee pemlcot
that ROWS/ bed midges to do with reilib< I s bat that
berme to be seenbly, " derili.h," sal, ea tbe esedniry,
theettht it to be 11e du of all Christian WAWA Se de-
fend:au its Mgt/. Prose. ;dit the retimplea that*. pallet dwelt be Steed epee the re sew
Eft pelatei est to that It wee ear deer
et the meet steaks le sonar& weiliete vhs wee /w
e
ID wheti the thee* est set vete tor Sees We-
we& mealy Wee whete_etieisse were eatavetwebie
W Item It et peen. ezkestl.—Bett Gasellt.
1:11111WIWR AID Hourimu) PAlLWelt.—ne per
eleWe el this emputee 1111,
eat
of eapitel eel
ellber West% bee boa proved tai
wwwiltse et the Swab. I

11.ats fittelltaence.
HOUSE OF LORDS. —Y ESTER') AT.
Amato 11031 III& Ilion Coca, or Cenrcrar.—lttroar In Loss
Csacrusr. Irmo lirrto Hos, ors 'AAP Cam rsu.i.

DIMES r. THE COMPANY Os' PIiOnIIZTORA or TIIE
GUANO JUNCTION CASAL CoMPAST, ASD Sasiiuoue
AND OTHITTA.—CoPY ROL o.—JvDtill/ANT.
The facts of this voluminous ease material to the princi-
pal points in dispute were stated in the Express of Mon-
day. The chief point of public iuterest—namely, as to the
jurisdiction of the late Lord Chancellor Cottenhuin, be being
• shareholder in the company, was disposed of by the
opinion of the learned judges, that his lordship was thereby
iseepacihited from making • judicial order, but that his
interest in the subject matter of the suit
net invalidate the order made by the Vice-
, Chrimestier. The question of equity on the merits,
Mai by the appeal, was now gone into. Having
so recently fully stated the case, it is only necessary now to
repeat that the principal points contested by the appellant,
Mr. Dienes, were the decree of the Vice-Chancellor
of England that the respondent Skidmore, as cus-
tomary heir of Joseph Skidmore, ought to be
admitted tenant to the copyhold premises in question, and
that when admitted, he would bold the premises as •
trustee for the company, the company to pay the fines
and fees of admission ; sod it was referred to the Muster
to as-ertain and settle the amount of fine and tees, having
regard to the custom of the manor of Rickmansworth.
The Muter reported the amount at 3971. Els. 4d. The
appeal was against the principal decree and nine other orders
of the Court of Chancery.
Mr. SolicitorAleneral (with him Mr. Selwyn), now con-
tended, inter alio, that if the company were entitled to re-
lief it should be granted only upon the terms of purchasing
the appellant's interest as lord under the provision of the
company's acts, and without prejudice to, or interfering
with, his legal right in the meantime. it was also to,-
tended that the reference to the Muter was erroneous, and
that the amount of fine ought to have been settled by •
u
:t rf-
Mr. John Stuart and Mr. Bothell appeared to support the
judgments below, but were not called on to address the
house.
The Lord Chancellor, in moving the judgment of the
house, went at great length into the facts of the case and
proceedings at law and in equity, taken in the course of
this protracted litigation. On the question of jurisdiction
he concurred in the opinion given by the judges on Satur-
day, that the orders of the Lord Chancellor were alone in-
valid, by reason of his pecuniary interest in the subject
matter of the suit, but otherwise did not touch the orders
of the Vice• Chancellor. On the main question, after re-
viewing the company's set of parliament and the orders
below, his lordship expressed his approval of the decree ad-
mitting Skidmore as tenant, and of the other orders, and
moved that the orders of the late Lord Chancellor, without
prejudice to the orders of the Vice-Chancellor, should be-
reversed, and that tte orders of the Vice. Chancellor ap-
pealed from be affirmed.
Lord Brougham concurred in the whole course proposed,
With respect to the question of jurisdiction, he never en-
tertained any doubt on the point that the orders of the Lord
Chancellor were not touched by the pecuniary interest of
the late Lord Chancellor.
Lord Campbell also concurred. No one who knew fns
late Lord Cottenham would imagine that the infinitesimal
interest he had in this question would at all bias his pads.
ment ; but it was of the last importance that the maxim of
law should be held sacred, that no man is to be judge in
his own cause, or in a matter in which bar has a pecuniary
or personal interest. Since he (Lord Csmill) held the
office of Lord Chief Justice, the Court of fteee's Bomb
had again and spin set aside the proweilleent Meier
tribunals on this ground. The rouse arse pewee" le be
taken would, in his opinion, have • met seliftseyoliest.
II is lordship concluded by 'amnia; • bare *se MD Mg
protracted litigation would now be busted to a dose,
The h ruse then reversed the judgment of Lord 0111111 i.
ham, but affirmed the several orders made by the Viee-
^hancellor of England, which is in effect a judgment
-st the appellant.

EQUITY UOURTS.—YESTERDAT.
Bernal lltcaCsisecsuos am Jew Pals=
IN THE MATTIR OF TICE BEDFORD CHARITIES.
The Ant of the three petitions presented in this matter
was disposed of yesterday. The court now proceeded to
hear the petition of the Attorney-General for the confir-
mation of the Master's report, by which he had approved
of a new scheme for the government of the charity, which
be recommended should be carried out by an act of parlia-
ment, and also at the lame time to hear the petition of the
present trustees of the charity by way of exception to the
Master's report. It seems that in the year 1 the Myr
tees applied to parliament for a bill confined M flease
cial objects, and being unable to carry such bill
through parliament without the sanction of the ,ewes
they pre.ented a petition coofiaed to these oh.
!eels,
,the
on which the court by order referred it to
to wander what would be fit and proper to be
ins% the altered circumstances of the charity. It ay.
pseesite the Master that by reason of the municipal come.
masa having Monne an elective body, the present coned-
Miss of the simper MOre was unsuitaole for the government
else lege a Amity, and he was of opinion that the present
trudges &ma be superseded by trustees to be appointed
by *genet.
Mr. ilkneet and Mr. James for the Attorney-General sup-
posed dr ahem° in ell its parts.
Mr. Maims, Mr. Schoenberg, and Mr. Anstcy, were for
the present trustees.
Mr. Wipes and Mr. nein( were for the warden and
fellows of Mew College, Oxford, the visitors and patrons
of the Grammar School. From the diecuuion it appeared
that the present trustees had administered the funds in an
economical way, having rescued the charity from a
state of indebtedness in which they found it, and that the
number of the scbolirs bad greatly increased during the
period they had held office. It, however, on the other
appeared that the popular election of the trustees had
produced a good deal of popular excitement from time to
time in the town, and that the trustees and the muter of
the classical school were not on good terms, that many of
the trustees were in humble circumstances, and that some
I et them were illiterate.
The Vise-Chemeeller *eight the Master had mom to a
right,thet woke the vessel mheemse M him
Ids inquiry sboubl eemyealsend emosytlefig INIMINPOSSI with
the esseluet and inempeemen of the charity, which it wee
onlreble should be eepubeent, and that the
Man had done right to -the constitution of
the charity, and the quails Aloha, the appointment of
sew trustees would be leselleiel. The corporation of
Bedford wee the governing body to NA me extent, that by
an set of parliament a number of panne to be elected by
the inlenbiMeibe at the town, called** "shock trustees,"
were add le tie then trustees, but the Municipal Corp.-
retie. Ask gamed in the fish end 6th Was. IV. entirely
absurd the mows ion of the tam of Bedford, and it
=Mee Master's amt. duet besides the Lord-
of the munty and the members for the county
MA Wei" aril the Recorder, who did not often act as
=Fee Members of the corporation, who were pe-
doged, and certain trustees, who were annually
doelled. Mims wow the governing body, and the Master
viperish that it was beneficial for the charity that
the peestat Imbue &veld not be continued, and
that die amber of ragas should be reduced, and that
it wee =palest lint Mg deredi not be a fluctuating but a
permanent b. le temialled by the court, but he
thought disoffiseesed Gobi not to be removed, as
the pripmesdiebsratios was to be made set upon any =-
vitalise gybe them, but ISM sontool principle. The
new Mesas diva' be the old trustees
to go orsolusellse elleaistaf
IMO same wise As lensed et length,
some of whieli were ehlessed to by the trustees, and others
by the worths and hilimesef New College, but his Honour,
with some few modifications, adopted the scheme proposed
by the Master, end directed the coots to be paid out of the
charity funds.

Dimas Vtes-fluisexuat Thum.
ROBINSON V TN! LONDON HOSPITAL.

This wasaaWfOr the

of ib;iriisU of !he

will of the Rev. D. T. Powell. sei sew roots lima WSW
directions. The taetatow pwa dowleod. sad borsorboil
freeload. eopyhold, snd konhold estates to truster. apes
trust kr isle, and directed and declared that to poolosh
of sea eboold besmeared to all briar sad
as part et aorta Ms dna o
and adder and to dr pagroas co
if Ms dew. as
gave the resides his roma netts to the treasurer
or other publis siker of dr lead= Hospital, to be
applied hr the charitable pompon of that hospital.
Tbs Looks Meopltal was goriest by a charter of incorpo-
ratios, marl I. the reign of Osseo 11., whereby they
' had power to bold in marrolia hob. hereditament',
" money, goods and chattels," so that re income arising
front for
soar did not exceed dr ompool 'value of 4,0001.
By a whaler t clause limn was era to all persons to
Brat la morraain any bah mai lisneditautents, good.,
roomy. lad Matteis to say sweat. It appeared that the
present laseras of the horded from all sources
szosedial he artrat. The testator's real
property tor but the penosalty
aleonatiol w eel The pareosalty eon-
doled Is pod of 1 ANL Brat hock and 100 shares in
Os Loam Afienissoo Cram, sad the principal ques-
tion to ba aoskisd was, wisest dr stock end shares came
within ha previsions of the nierinals acts, inasmuch as •
part of the prodta of each sormonly erase out of land. Ano-
ther eprodoa was, whotheklolor their charter, the io-
nise, of tha hospital bus MI rouse was limited to 4,0001.
• year, le the ,annuls applied only to income
from load.
Mr. Hobos torg mad Mr. Lewis appeared for the plain-
tiffs, wits were the traders of the will ; Mr. Baton and
Mr. Cattle he the hospital ; Sir W. Wood and Mr. Fooks
for the Mk of the testator ; end Mr. Russell and Mr. Elder-
tos fir lb* art of kin.
The ions was sot concluded.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—YesneaDAT.
inmises ar Neu Pairs IN Losess.—Bareas CUM/ Jurnes
June •WD • IBIIICIAL SOUT.
V imx O. SKITH.—PATENT CASE.
The plaintiff in this ease is a French gentleman, who,
after of labour and an expense of between 3.000 i. and
4, enernmded in perfecting an invention called a new
Mil d maiirsetino barometers and pneumatic inmtrut
=wblib invention is described in the specification to
"twee eleolially in the application of thin sheets or
meld, glans, India rubber, or other flexible
deitier, Wird.% wheleeeee, to certain apparatus em,loyed for
seseuring the plume and elasticity of the air and other
&Ade, in wit a wanner m to form a kind of elastic cushion
er buffer seeterilhie of dm! slightest variation of the pies.
sun of the elneepeee or fluid with which it is in
seehiet, ned eassagassitly indicating the amount of
OM WM le steam or Isis dominos of the