The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-02 00:00:00

CLERICAL.

NTS
Rev. lohn Bondier, Vimz of St. Mary, Warwick, to as
Honorary Canonry in Worcester Cathedral.
Rev. Henry Christmas, to be Chsplaia to Mr. Sheriff
Carter.
Rev. Johit gratin Collyns, to Kirkham Curacy, LIMO,
shire.
William fireenwood, to the Mastership of Nerefferiothire-
Remondale Grammar School, Lancashire; palm% sso.
Rev. Davi" Lewis, to Newcastle Vicaraste, with Beth's
Curacy, Weston Curacy, Tythepton Cur try, Olamovan-
shire ; vales 19D. with residence ; patron, Lord Chancellor.
Rev. Edward Graham Moon, to be Chaplain to Mr. She-
riff Croll.
Rev. Christopher Robinson, Perpetual Curate of Holy
Trinity, Blackburn, to be a Surrogate diocese of Man-
chester,
Rev. Robert F. Spencer, LL.D., to St. Mary Perpetual
Curacy, Portman-market, London.

vicAmcnic.

PERPITUAL CURACT.—Liverpool, St. John-the-Divine,
Fairfield, diocese of Chester, Rev. J. S. Bushby, deceased.
CuarLsivicv.—Colonial, at Kandy, Ceylon; Rev. 11. 11.
Von Dateline, deceased.

ULSTER ReILWAY.—The half-yearly meeting of
this company was held in Belfast on Wednesday ; Mr. W.
C. Allen in the chain The directors' report states that
during the pest half-year the sums expended out of the
fund for unfinished works, and the increase of the rolling
stock of the company, have amounted to 4631. 4e. The de.
rectors continue, as the bonds of the company fall due, to
replace the money so paid off at the rate of 4 per cent.,
whereby a considerable saving is effected. Since the last
general meeting the whole of the Dublin and Baba
Jamaica Railway, between Portadown and Drogheda,
has been opened for teak. The only otstrection,
therefore, now remaining between this town mad Dublin,
is the eroselag of the Boyne; and it is confidently anticipated
that the bndge over that river will be completed
early in the ensuing summer. Great benefits may nate-
rally be expected to result from uninterrupted railway
eommusieation between Belfast and the metropolis, as,
under all the disadvantages at present to be overcome, the
through traffic shows evident symptoms of a steady and
permanent increase. The revenue account shows that the
gross earnings of the last half-year amount to 26,1771.
1.. 3d.; and the working espouses to 7,744!. 7s. ; and,
after deducting the interest on the borrowed capital,
there will remain a balance of 13,3711. 195., out of which
the directors recommend that a dividend, at the rate of
235. per share, be sow declared, payable on the
la of October. This will leave a balance of 1,1311. 10..
to be added to the reserve fund, beside the interest on
that fund already credited to it. In replacing portions
of the rolling stock of the company, and in providing
materials for the relaying of a part of the hue, sums,
amounting in the whole to 2,9801. 4.. 3.1., have been
charged to that food during the pest half year ; and the ba-
leen, to the credit of that account, before adding thereto the
'above suns of 1,4311. los., is 9,2671. 10e. N. The report
was adopted, and a dividend, according to its recommend-
ation, declared. With respect to the proposed extension of
the line to Clones or Cavan, a motion on the part of the di.
I rectory was made for the appointment of a committee to
inquire and report. The proposal was resisted, a long dis-
cumion ensued, and an amendment postponing the consi-
deration of the matter, sine die, was carried by a conse.or-
able majority.
APOTHECARIES' HAIL.—Tho names of gentlemen
who puma their examination in the science ant: towhee of
medicine, and received certificates to practise, on Thursday,
Sept. 30 1652, are : Richard Husking, Mennen, Corn-
well; _ Zane ; Beassi Beaked Mitchell, Mai-
tzbeessTbreee ; Sobel Treads Sifweesee, Mims. near
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