The Express.
London, England, 1848-03-29 00:00:00

MILITARY.
Powrottovra, Mauna 28.—The 9th Regt. trots Wirier
ter will relieve the 39th, which rest, the Ned Rat. entered
ile Dublin from the northern district, trtesaellleire awl YR nor
segamiadoned oaken and privates d dis to* Mahan sad Royal
Moist Artillery companies went gravel het deg to poi this
mining at 7 o'clock for eerrice. Oawatereedetsheee 11RM beet th-
orned, and they remain in quarters. The 41111611142111.0 Igarmee
ke quartered in this gamines ere swift thithey%Rapport. A
vs
eetrespg ondent says " The PolleY Ot Win WI Wit UMW, to
Owe, and the wisdom of *monomers ezpeoee isia be mused
by additional buildings at ',often Wrecks are mods dettbeed in this
sololthourisooll."
The 57th Regiraent, new at Hull, is to wawa to Lirer-
=embark theta to-night for Dublin.—Tbe Nes=ut, at
utb, bi to mooted to dud to mimes the termer and
will prota'fly pas through London to-ft, en retire.

I.abi Entelligence.
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HOUSE OF LORDS.
Present, the Lord Ctiatoreor,LordCampbell, and ether peers.
DARR PRESTOS IL CLERICS.—SCOTCH ENTAIL.—the
only question raised by this appeal against en interlocut,r of
the Scotch courts was, whether the appellant, heiress its tail
in possession of estates in Scotland under deeds of ev'ail,
was completely prohibited by thou deeds from selling any
part of the estates or hi:umbering them beyond her own life
use. The Scotch courts held that the prohibition was c.fin-
plete ; and the Lord Chancellor, after hearinp the tippet-
iant's counsel, said it was tint necessary to call in the counsel
fur the respondent, u the case was quite clear. His lordship
moved that the interlocutor be affirmed, and Lord Campbell
concurs, d.—lt was affirm. d accordingly.
HENEAO4'4 DIVORCE BILL.—Mr. M. D Hill and Mr.
Wills examined witnesses in support of this bill. It appeared
from their esidenee that Mr. Renner, a gentleman of con-
siderable property in Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire, was
married in D4O to Miss Rolleston, a lady of great p, monal
attraction and highly respectable family in No ttingham-
hire. The match was suitable in every respect. The -
par
ties lived happily tog. thee until the spring of 1847, when
the lady, then mother of three children, eloped with Captain
tremble They were traced to the hotel ot Cutler:none, in
L of Man, aed afterwards to Landruoet, in !it tales,
from whence they went to Boulogne, where they now reside
as man and wife. Mr. lineage brought an action for da-
mages against Captain Bromley, got a verdict, by default,
and on the inquiry to assess the damages before the sheriff
' his counsel and agents acceded to a preposition, made by
Captain Bromley's ager.ts, to settle the damages at 6001.,
which sum the defendant has not paid, nor have any pros
-
ceedings bee taken to compel him, the plaintifFs agent
having discovered that he was depending on his father, and
had no poert of his own. The divorce, • menk et
thoro, hasr bpeeny obtaked in the ecelesisstical smart. Mr.
lieneage W4B not in attendance, according to the rule of the
house. It was stated by his vritn.sses that this misfortune
11,d so affected his health that it was recommended to Lim
to travel abroad, and he was now in the Mediternmean.
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