The Express.
London, England, 1851-01-29 00:00:00

CLERICAL.

CLERICAL CIIANCESWW;UTRAMPTON.—Tho town
clerk of Boutbampton, Mr. Charles Deacon, having been in.
strutted to apply to the Bishop of Winchester to know
what pr4rees was making in the new ecclesiastical arrange-
ments for Bt. Mary's parte' in that town, consequent on the
resignation of the late rector of Sr. Mary's, the Em. Earl
of Guilford, the followioß reply wet received from the
bishop:—Farnham Castle, Jan. 24, 1861. Sir,—ln reply
to your letter of the 21st instant, I have the satisfaction o
informing you that I here collated Archdeacon Wignem to
the rectory of Si. Mary's, assirnink him such a portion of
the income as will produce 1,0001. a year. I calculate this
will afford a net amount of about 6001., after payment of
curates and other expenses incidental to ecclesiastical income.
The whole of the remainder of the present resources of St.
Mart's as well as any addition which may Ise derived M
' future from an improved value of the glebe lands, or other
I wise, is to be appropriated as a provisios for new districts, of
which three are proposed to be formed in St. Mary's, and
one in Swath Stoneham, and in augmentation of existing
churches in the two parishes. Wcen the new rector goes
into residence, which will be as soon as his house is St to
receive him, be will be able to enter more into details than
is possible at present ; but if you or any of the gentlemen
whom I saw at Soutbmiptom should wish to have a per-
' sonsl interview with me, I expect to be here during the
whole of next week, though I do not know that there is
anything more to be stated cow than the Information I have
thus given.—l am, Sir, your very faithful servant, C. Win-
ton.—C. Deacon, Bub

The Right H. anciii;Tifii;;;-Williara Powlett Lord
Bayning, to Hornioghsat vicarage, wit► But Taddenhans
vicarage, Norfolk, value 5201.; patron, himself.
Rev. T. V. Dean (Vicar of Warton), to be • Surrogate,
diocese Manchester.

Rev. J. P. Morgan, to Llanidloss Vicarage, Montgomery.
shire; perms, Bishop of Bangor.
Rrv. David Stevenson, to Helesworth Coney, Suffolk.
R v. John Jones Bilis, to South Cove Curacy.
Hon. and Roy. H. 'Powys, Rector of Warrington,
Lancashire, to the office 01 Rural Dean.
Rev. W. P. Hutton, Rector of St. Bridget's, Chester, to
the Evening Lectureship of St. Mary's Church,Chester, upon
the r, signation orate Rev. F. Ford.
. .

Rev. Charles O'Neill Pratt, Curate of Christ's Church,
Macclesfield, to be a Surrogate of the Worshipful Henry
Ratites, Chancellor of the diocese of Chester.

NAVAL.
Mom laat night's Oenll4l.
LDMIRALTY, Jur. U.
Oarpc of Royal Madame—Fire Lieut. H. Z. DII2/00X11 to be apt.,
cioc Frew, placed au hall.pay.

SPORTING.

SOUTHAM STEEPLECHASES-TunDAT.

GRAND OPEN STIMPLECLIIJIM SULK= Of 20 NM •8011,
10 ft, and 5 only it declared, with 100 added. Yost miles.
17 subs, 9 of whom declared.
Mr. Carew's British Yeoman, aged, 10 st (Mmos) 1
Mr. Elmore's Mulligan, 10 at (Archer) 2
Mr. W. House's Vera:, lOst 21b (Holman) 3
The followiog also started, but were nut placed : Mr.
Anson's Spring Buck, 10st 71b (Oliver); Mr. Stafford's St.
Helier. 6 yrs, bet 3lb (Bradley) ; Mr. B. Laud's General
(late Huard), 9st 121 b (Owner).
Betting: 8 to 4 apt British Yeoman, 4 to 1 estehst
Vera: and Mulligan, and 6to 1 eget the General. Wan
"r4insivricxeatin Rater CVP STAKES of 10 EOM, each,
h ft. Three miles. (6 subs )
Mr. Carew's Kiss Mowbray (Mr. Davenport) 1
Kr. Worthington's Lansquinet (Owner) 2
Mr. Prince's Tarnworth, aged (Owner) 3

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6to 4 on Mies Mowbray. Won wily.
MAT= ; 60 Sore., owner op, 12nt awls. Sant Cop
Cone's.

Yr. Ir. Jennings Pyramid
Mr. Robertson's Handsome Jack
Fans HLNDICAP of 6 son. each and 26 added. Three
miles. (8 mine.).
Captale Fruer a Kilkenny, list 2lb (Holman) I
Mr. Connor's The Oaks, I Ist ilb ( Mabony 2
The following also started : Mr. Carew's Young Lo .
lOst 13Ib (Oliver); Mr. Mason's Gulnare, lOst Blb 1 A.rolittle7;
Mr. Gray's Outcast, lOst 81b (Filmier) ; Mr. B. Lan 's
Nation Flower, lOst ilk (Owner); Mr. 011iver's Freentasmo,
lost 31b (Boym) ; Mr. Wilkins's Lady Jane lOst (Beam).
Betting : l to 1 agst Galas's, and 4 to 1, each apt The
Oaks and Lady Jute. Won easy,

SODOM( DIA= OP MR. SELMAN"! SEDGWICK.—
Yesterday Hr. Wakley, M.P., bold an inquest at the
Gray's Fen Workhouse on the body of the late Bodeen&
Badgwick, many yeah Chairman of the Board of Stamps.
Os Sunday dressed dined with lewd Chief Baron Pollock,
end at eine &trek left for hie raider* is Csurchrreet,
Kensington. H. had dined very snodevutely end drank no
wise, wee dererfel, and apparently in his ordinary heath.
At a quarter-put sine he was foaled by a man named
Peony lying on his hack close to the kerb atone, in Queen's-
square. Deemed breathed twice after his discovery, but
never moved. Dr. Eobt. Richmond,:who was milled to attend
deemed, found blot quits deed. la his opinion disease of
He hurt, and seprapoplexy, poison, or violence, was the
muss of death. 'Pb. coroner Meng summed up the ease
with care, the jaDr retuned a verdict of " Newel death."
0076NTIT PaiIMOLD LAND SOCIETY.—On Mon-
day evening this society celebrated its mooed anniversary
by a pnbuc raputy end meeting In the City Hall. Charles
H Breesbridge, Eq., occupied the shalt. The meeting
was addressed by Bryan Dens, Esq., Mayor, Charles Whit-
ens, Esq., Charles Bray, Esq., William Beholedield, Bsq.,
M.P.. Thos. Weston, Esq., Alderman, T. L. Johnsoa, Bag.,
and James Taylor, Jun., the four latter having Mended
from Birmingham This institution has dem weeders.
More than 7,0001. has been received, between 800 sad 900
ohms Salson, sad Iron 80 so 100 setae of load posolimea.