The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-19 00:00:00

THE BISHOPS OF LONDON AND DURHAM.

This morning was issued a return, pursuant to an
address of the House of Lords, dated l7th July, 1856, for
copies of all correspondence which bee passed between bee
Majesty's government and the Lords Bishops of London and
Durham, inching the resignation by them of their sew.
The corresp nirlenoe is es f Aloes :
The Lard Bishop of London to Viscount Palmerston.
Fulham P,laoe, 18t1 June, 1856.
My dear Lori,—l think it proper to communicate to
poor lordship my deals., on account of continued Meese, if
Wowed by is., to resign the tishopric of Loceon, upon
being *cured the eoj -pment during my life of a deer
annuity of sir thousand petted'. If this proposal should be
approved by peer lordship, I frost filet poc will take
proper measures for carrying it into effect.—l have the
honour to be, my deer lord, your lorde,ip's very faithful
(Signed) C. J. LONDON.

Tao Viscount Palmerston to the Bishop of L,nlow.
Piocadilly, June 19, 18.56.
My dear L,rl,—l ban to acknowledge the cmosunica-
tion of your wishes to Mien your it., on the conditi,ai
mentioned by you, and I will take tteps to etrry your wishtli
into ef ort. ll• dear Lori, yours faithfully,
(Signed) PALMERSTON.

The Lord Bishop of Durham to Viscount Palmerston.
4, Upper Portland-place, June 21, 1856.
My Lord,—ln consequence of the great failure of my
sight, and other infirmities incident to a very advanced age,
1 am anzinali, it re:lowed by law, to be relieved from the
fatigue and responsibility of the high office which I bans
sow ar joyed for the lase twenty rats. At 1 shall relic-
quieh a very much la•eer income, I am persuaded that your
lord.hip wail cot consider the annual allowance of 4 500 f.
per annum as by arty means unreasonable. Upon the as-
attract° that th.s will be granted, 1 shall be ready to resifia
the b.ahonrc of Durham on soy day tot earlier than the
let of August. . . . . . .

Leonid cave wished to have named a later day, fn I fear
it will not be in my power to complete armagements for
leasing Auckland at so early a day; but Lord Chichester
inforwed me that it might be incunvenient to the govern-
ment, I therefore acquiesced, in the confllenas thst I should
no: be hurried unnecessarily, and it may possibly be esti-
rahle that my successor, whoever he may be, should have
en opt ortunity of conferring with me before I leers Auck-
land upon the state of the diocese.—l have the honour to
be, my lord, your most obedient servant,
(Signed) E. DUNZI.II.

The Lord Bishop of Loudon trs Viscount Palmerston. •
Fulham P.lace, 23rd June, 18%.

Sly dear Lord, —I have the honour tr aoktoultdge the
recerp• of your lordship's letter of the 19 h instant, and to
'sprain my obliestion to your prompt acquiescence in ay
prrposal.—l remain, my dear lord, your very faitbfal
servant, C. J. LONDON.

THE POLICE COURTS.

THIS DAY.

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THAW'S.
SINIICLAIR CAST 07 11110 ANT.

.;:am Rickard Enlistees, the seater of the 'chooser
appeared on ha recogniusees before Mr.
mower a (huge of feloniously intermarrying
• osi ow barieg the high loundieg appellation of
:b R.utier de Patios.
yr Joupb Smith, solititor, coniuted the ptomains ;
• ;nude, of the Oxford Circuit, instreeted by Mr. Cos,
„We nn the primmer, who is many leen the juke of the
• law.
It 'premed that is Natasha last the aaptals made
,ores Mom 811241141114 to tars p.rt, end net with the
▪ nth Close shame he woo mitres. A limbo was
• mood, aid the prime., who said he had been married
implore cad was a widower, w$ limited to Judith
Sugar de Patios at Bt. Pines church, &qay.
AM I ikon hounineee, the prisoner was obliged
a sail ii k ship for Beadarland, and Mrs.
Distnos the emend wished to acempasy
'it he Wooed fo take her. She proceeded I. ilanderlasoll
.hy railway sad, when the captain reechoed there, he wee
outvoted by tire wine, his lawfally-starried spouse sad
:sdith Rangier d■ Patios, whom he repudiated. ♦ few
• NW the second wife met the captain in London sad
his lets custody.
J. 13110 Chanson, 80 11, precluded I eartlEinte of the pri-
mate. first marriage, whisk was eelemakeed at fit. Pout's
Cturels, Newert!sepos-Trse. . _

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Mr. Brandt said he would admit both war►iogss, bat ho
shosl4 be able to .how that the mooed wife was a prostitute,
dislike made the eaptaia istoakated, kept him so, procured
a 6tcecr, sad isesigled him into the woad usarriep.
Mr. Joseph Smith dialed that Mrs. Du Patios was a
r rostilate.
Mr. Yardley said there was at promat au penosal proof
of the AM marriage, and he could ast take adadosimas la a
maize ma. _ _ _

Rs assts maul es prima mill estitsday ant, sad
took Isskl kr kis mimosa ea that day.

WESTMINSTER.

Diary An Bailey, a very ereditable-looklag middle-aged
wises, wee charged with bating committed no lees thaa
L.+ (*lousier.

Mn. Lucy Harrington, et 2 Pembroke mews, Haat'
stress, stated that about two months ago the primer ease
to lodge is bar helm, and left to p to a situation, when
prosustris diettepred that she bad stolen a valuable
turquoise rieg, and a great amber of other articles. She
1161 subsequestly discharged from her situatioa for din,
tosesty.

Mrs. ldery Anne Gray, of Lower Osage street, Clams,
steed that the primmer nest sane to her home sod took a
famished apartment, width eh* ataipped of every portable
ele.

LOWIN Biabop, a lodger is the sues boon, proved that
taap saaatity of clothing bolosgisti to bar bad bwa m-
idst

loweiro dome evidence of another Cu..
Joss Affeabh• Ileserod victualler, of the Trfsorpttoat
Muir, roolorbraoire, rtoogalied a pint pat found fa
do Masan peassokm.
• modelle positseed twisty-nine pawateoltere tickets
Owl wee barAmon• of which rotated to the steles property.
W was raristied till Saturday.

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