The Express.
London, England, 1851-06-06 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL

SCMMER Ciacutrs.—The judges met yesterday
and made the following arrangements for the summer cir-
emits .—Western Circuit: Lord Campbell and Mr. Justice
Coleridge. Home Circuit: Lord Chief Justice Jervis and
Mr. Baron Alderson. Norfolk Circuit: The Lord Chief
Baron and Mr. Justice Cresswcll. Midland: Mr. Baron
Parke and Mr. Justice Mettle. Oxford: Mr. Justice Erie
and Mr. Baron Martin. Northern : Mr. Baron Platt and
Mr. Justice Williams. North Wales: Mr. Justice Wight-
man. South Wales: Mr. Justice Talfourd. Mr. Justice
Patten,' will remain in town.
ST. l'Arteg.ts VESTRY.—Yesterday at a meeting of
the vestry, held at the Vestry-hall, King's-rend, Camden-
town, Mr. Edw. Baker, churchwarden, in the chair, a
latter was raid from Mr. It. Hall, the Poor-law Com-
mdionee, filmassending that in future the porter of the
seeithoome should be instructed to carry out the rule laid
111.1ametering the name of every officer entering or leav-
ing ** workhouse. The letter remarked that had this
ink bees complied with much time and trouble would
hew bee, spared in the investimition of the charge of
zoos sail against the master. The Chairman, in stating
the adkistice he felt in the vestry having anticipated the
shim of dm peer-law ammidsecr, recommended further
that the roomer should moor Me a female inmate of the
beam erldestat the of a third party. Mr. Clarke,
of lionakktown' iiµooaMl the proceedings of the corn-
milloe anointed by the Home of Commons to carry out
the amedidation of the paving boards of the parish. By
the dsolds• of that body, that the whole of the pavements
amid be pet into peeper repair previous to the act coming
tats be, an inhabitant of the Kentish. town
siOt be ailed upon to contribute to the expen
seof Agar two, and such districts. He (Mr. Clarke)
liseation
ad he would do so in the presence of Sir B. Hall,
that St Beetwelle bed bat himself to a party feeling CARDINAL. WlsEMA:g.—The following cautious let-
s' Oh mmatiss. Be bed ebb& that the landlords_ were to ter was read on Wednesday at a meeting in Dublin
ref be lemeletheee Ta.eme. ltet thet ti they.,eeeld,,,t,tt bear of the body styling itself the " Catholic Committee ."
th...• !gem eleel___,___amee rs:_gen„,„-- ram-• —r," "London, June 2, 18•51.—Sir,—I have receive your fa-
t:Mee =meMMUMM° `"e ''''" is " twee"' your of May26th, asking foe my saaction of the formation
Wm** Ira 1111111111614. and no longer the same of an " Association fur the Defence and Increase ofCatholie
es tie me pool to by is vestry and at the public meet-
Liberty." I feel myself too little acquainted at gement
bli. die by the reedebee of the bill the ratepayers would with the definite purpose of the proposed association, and
have te Mere than they dhl at the Peleeet tae ;it eee' with the means which it intends to employ, to be die to
pewohed tie board to levy • 10. Id. tale and ea efts kl. tire .mo than a very genera answer—that, so hem the
rate. Mr. Clarke gave notice of a modals= the added be tyl; of the iation accurately describes its it
the next vestry meeting. seems naturally to claim not only my encouragers..., hat
NATIONAL REFORM ASSOCIATION.—Last evening a that of every catholic. I must, however d
, observe that. Irks
public meeting took place at the Literary Institution, Car- association be of a political character, anaim at o fee
lisle-street, Portme•-maaket, In support of the principles of object by political means, I must naturally leave it
extended nano, vote by ballot, triennial parliaments, in the hands of those who better understand such mastes
equal sleeting *skims, and the abolition of the properV than I can do. I have rigidly adhered through life to the
qualification be wmaben of parliament. The Rev. F. rule of confining ray small share of activity to my micas-
Bursa, D-D., media at the meeting, and expressed his deal and spiritual duties, which arc more than sufficient 111
full cameanonse be the (Nato sought to be attained. He exhaust re time and strength. I am sure that uo mem
was elailithilk wines thth the principles of the _
_,theeeth,._
_. suns will be taken for our common cause by the clergy and
ties amid be letweetenY_. emeri..._e___,eae.___aaleed le.e_mereee,.._
__„_,_leat laity of Ireland which will not find their proper onosenge-
tee eeteleeel__"' ealdeehisaa___.,._ `e...__•••_,_._`"e"l„°'
____,_______,e, eeeem"" meat from the catholic, of England, who have le OWNS
mix, rem= Is *ewe 4.0 Y li....________,Pang '...."'".. and warm a sense of the obligation under which t sem,
the IlmuldPori h 1 which they wan 111"••■•••_, There more than ever, are placed to their brethren in Ire
Wee no MM.' whatever that et "vim of time their lam e , sir, veu n faithfully in Christ, N. Cmw. Wits
sionsoffs mooki be conceded, for it
.was quite clear that wi._:yeraeme Burke, Enc.
the Moms mid was rapidly programing, and it must sees Lin
SPitiI•LNYATitiN OF AYRSHIRE. ---• The Nor*
beukslUal that the people could only be properly governed
assamike to the circumstances in which they lived. Two British Melt states that at the next general Idelliall It it the
*imp woreagtte evident in regard to this amociation: ' Intention of Colonel James Hunter Blair, eldest gm or me
' David Hunter Blair Bart. of Blairquhan, to an biewsle
that hi was right, and that their ream of mean- . t '
as a candidata for td representation of this county, " soi
=this abject were right ; and therefore they mum not
at awe., whatever appeeinea they won mina,. nouns protestant and constitutional pnnciples."
Mr. M.Dowall proposed • 'variation that the REPRESENTATION OF THE NORTHERN BURGHS:
adopted by the ameetaatiaa ameecaktdated to meets..4ll4lB, On Friday • public meeting of the electors of Wick and
demandskewrimeatairsindrem, and were wectitytkeemp. rultneYtoWn ern held, at which a requisition, was elee#
port of all • reel reprmenet eirea upon, asking Admiral Napier to come forward se a emule
pe ig k . 1&:: lag= .01 a AMNIA the tome of lag date et the next election.—Seetimeon.,
and matimiod tbetths ANNPiEREARY AT Sr. PAUL /L—Yesterday the
= aiwerrirertiggied=rettwa win namb header great annual meeting of the charity schools of the
then In the moon days of the twist. Tbo system of kigir lis was held le the cathedral when between 3,000 atletr4a
beim new be mistime was • *cam to the amatry ; sad scholars attended. The nobility and gentry were present
Is said .at be doebted that the Hausa of CANIMIXiI was at in great numbers, with a good sprinkling of foreign visitana
this mamas a to Ulm means. It had At the commemement cause service, when the whole el**
Um slated hattillli gla= hod boss be a certain children were seated, the edifies presented • opeaterde sash
edam bat he woo baggy to dad that it was not the as might be sought in min at say other time or pies. De-
idet both, and he was mile sem that if they pursued fors as pagan the 100th Psalm was sang by tho while of
with tree mood Map es ememed so ph,- the eidlium attar the cant lemon, Te Doom, was excel-
ekni =lran would ere bag gees tie Miasmal Reform lently give by the gentlemen of the *air, Jubilate Deo
Anookiku in in Nib a polities in that of the Anti-Corn- following the mood lesson. That beim the prayer for
law Leigno.—lfir. accessed du ressintioa, Aare- the Queen wee tbecirst Cotosslisn Anthem, Zadok
tag 'bat dm *kJ abet of the prom* simektion was to the Priest, by the aythe desk the ehadeAmdaief.i
MICIIIII Ma IMMO SEE Of OIMEMIND► mid* dual be a TO- ME in the great the mime heataff a meet
of
hex of tbo of he essolo ;ad be Mufti Ike at the effect. The mum win proodmi by it
met whi the w bell" week' be pet in Cantab.:7, who is improadvis ammo mimed to the great
ameba. oars *nu he aby to ton it to air vhimate blearier' ea the junior nimbus of the olegoomation who
anoress. Th. madam win misted eamktemly.—Mr. had been *oven together fill thilltiribrdWO:lo6.o IMINZAIb.
Wrier the mewl madoilen, OM Os mast aim dosed with the Churl lialkiejak Mous by the gen-
semums=awere re Bred to heal as dm atleaden el damn of the choir, and whom Ws anima Plug their 'd-
abs pubis the principles advocatedby this association.— mry lease told with remarkable oast.
The mediatim was seconded by Mr. Freeth, and was car- AY THE WEEKLY COUNCIL MERINO OWIIII KAN-
ii.d..,k ..6. 0 thanks to the chairman terminated the OMIT= CEASE/IT AIIooCIATION WA 111 the ressolei
1811116"4" Mwedeiaaweeu 2, discoarao wait at the
IngeshiTtutertow.—lt is pomade that a *ow writ Louisa a by um', teedet=eres.
he he aweigh will be moved in the Souse of Curussea the Dmi Awe, "bin tbo klarkkg
on Ifolk ry evening. German ,we holism, the writ is not win emulmoudy spool to:—" NNW board dm quomess
mom* is he ems of • member memediag to • pangs, of Disms. *roe, OthSe and mho% sod Winks *sea
until be is arisen sommoald to the upper house. This, to he preedeal men to carry out parikenernary area, we
the.
am be lona for a nook. and In that owe the weft pledge ourselvesourselveste render than ell the amiseenes is our
may
woes he mewed in the Hoses of Commons until after power in procuring the ream, way mtamem a the
at whisk the saikage to the enontrousbised *veins donsa."—By
tstotiosiVbilsentidevin
take belpitraa.”. The oren°aroaraa• as than pr mem of the sountil-•-H,- Nettall, sbalubm; J. AIM*,
ousetoty.
eeartuwee—Datil C

CoNsunsnox.—St. Stephen the Martyr's Church
Crown-street, Liverpool, was consecrated on Thursday last
by the Lord Bishop of Chester. It is a handsome stone
structure, without side galleries, and is capable of accommo-
dating upwards of 1,006 persons ,• the expense of erecting
and fitting it up has been defrayed by voluntary subscrip-
tions, aided by a grant from the Church Buildings Commis-
sioners.

The Rev. Joseph Bush to the Chaplaincy of the West
Derby Lunatic Asylum, in the county of Lancaster, value
2001., with residence.
The Bev. Isaac Holmes to the Chaplaincy of the Liver-
pool workhouse, value 2301.
The Rev. William Banister to St. James's Cemetery,
Liverpool.
The ltev. A. F. Chater to the Chaplaincy of the Nant-
wich Union, value 50!.
Rev. F. 0. Jones, to North-Collingham Curacy, Notts.
Rev. J. Senior, L.L.D., to St. Mary's Ferpetual Curacy,
Wakefield; value, 1301. ; patron, Bishop of Ripon.

iicwNctis,

Wicker, Perpetual Curacy, county and archdiocese, York
value, IFAH. ; patrons, Mimes Harrison; Rev. W. Bruce
promoted.
CHAPLAINCIES —To the Bishop of London ; Rev. J.
Frcre, deceased.
Canton, British Chaplaincy at; Rev. S. Banks, pro-
moted. _ _

MASTERRHIP—Of Cheltenham, Pate's Grammar School,
Head-mastership; salary 1161., and capitation feed; patron,
President of Corpus Christi College, Oxford.
Sheffield, Carver-street Perpetual Curacy, county and
archdiocese York; value, 1301.; patron, the Crown and
Bishop alternately ; Rev. J. Meedon, deceased.

RAILWAYS.
THIS DAY.

Two o'CLon:

Thera is little inquiry for shares today, sad the
aggregate business is the reverse of extensive, but
u the bulk of the operations consists of " settings," a
good duel of depreauon prevails, and prices have taken
a lowr range for moat descriptions, including nearly
every use of the heavier stocks. A partial rally has in
some inatances occurred within the last hour, but it
is soarody maintained.

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