The Express.
London, England, 1847-05-05 00:00:00

WALES.

COMM IN WALEII.-Ihe Nora Woks Chronicle et
yoseteley asp ;—" • diesevery Ise at Mash bees wade
+bah Made to the 01111111illk. thi •sakiag adeldhhassra
bee Imes washed as Ilkadrafiar esd lad she to the sir
*Asa a he herb et the atMlissesß sapelable
enflame re ethical* a the nee my be—dad widelels
• measere ha des a Wades le the omen advseedly
• Warts awes al the base oh awe *ea ? • At he
maavr,w,Clarilirt, as Friday is" Illwash Wfiliams sad
Jena !a whose &embalmers s walnut bad bees
Wesel 111 he day yrneding, were &Iris' at
lawn) bass
cokes is *dr pwowdes. es heir pasha at is
the pad* d Liaahsehld. The wise bespeasiz2 dad
dm Asa" Witnesses von samudisk vie Ow
liwiida estatariett are sad asedie he , lAD*
=l,:, the asides at the prises/re. The ewe was

PROVINCIAL.
Ttni WILMS' AND TEA Cann on sow widows et
daily-bacreselag Interest. The MOO I /MIR 1011.11161,
thee speaks of affairs La LINT : " The wheat pleat is Who
lag very healthy, het is essay plaseelhem grasitemegkeiat
or wire-worm, which has Monad lit• pion mei Mak. The
barley is generally healthy, midi a geed *lt au the
ground. Peas and beans have mere up well, and show a
aer aritly aP".
Crar's rY.416.4
wrybeaki=
sista lUD mendeess owl paws buds are very bare,
I and maim a espy ilaveosable alooge takes plea
deal immedleidy, than. wrest M a heavy seep of
hay Ws yam The bait plantations have the sp-
a predosiag apes unusual quantity el bleak bat
as Enda is suloset to so massy remade', an 'phase an the
emit
ins be gives. The hop pates is almost
adios I the lhos hr eat hitherto ban leek*
, ea esseeat of ea geld keep
maw were idea et LS. hei alihrialtialirtrilj
weather with warm nights win prellattly a haw-
able change in the appearinee of the . The
Bruins and owners of Mee is guud have beta
driven to great didealtiss antes the pest =nth
to provide food for the miens .1101b1 southe ebb&
surround them. Yet whin a telendife onlhelsasp of
food hu beeu provided, the ammo -et the serees, a eln•
genial to the natural habits of dIO anon% bee eased Neely
sheep in particular, to do well, sad do bullocks have been
kept on hay, of which thus sa pod apply" The Wilton 1

Peel reports ham Divomeinea that the late ohm.ra came
opportunely he the growing map of men. The young
wheat, barley, wad oats, ors now rtheleatly forward,
quite thick eneugh on the had, and generally of
a healthy atirtrame. Many melt potato. have sprung
;Pand
h: Norgoicre. lemkallit
e:ilideg of porti weakness
on otfhe
No LI,
says: " Privet, aneends hem -31seehliaind state that the wire.
worm has dem emesidesebie damp to the wheats, par-
%Moistly to these min link seas, end that in some sum
large portions of some lie ware repidly going off." The
Doncaster Chess** arms favourably of things in
T oaxsa tag. Is that it is stated that the
nights and auridege base been slightly frosty, but not
..'ently levers to do rue thaw to the growing
Mope. During the peat week we lave Ism favoured with
Mime heavy showers of full, the ear of whir are already
apparent on vegetation. The wheats generally look well, and
should we be favoured with a little warn weather, coosider-
able will be made in the growth of the plant. In
the s eltered garden. in this district, the first crop of early
potatoes ere already showing themselves through the soil,
sad, emaidarine the cold whi, h has prevailed, arc in a very
formed state. Nothing but soft showers and sunshine are
reeseery to reuse the fullest hopes of the husbandman.
TM Mark-tam E-rpress ghee reports from several counties.
Besluniux.—The spring-Dorn season has been peculiarly
favourable •• but the oats are very much in want
of rain. The barleys sown when the first rain of con-
sequence fell are beautiful. A good breadth, however,
reclaims to be sown ; and as the state of the wind
(wen by south), and a falling be/meter are now favourable,
the fine 'audition of a lea pulverised by the reaming frosts,
jeltifiell the expottatioa that the barley season will be com-
pleted emir auspicious circumstances. The clover is not
•••1
growing vapidly. Looking preepeatively, it may be worth
while for the curious in natural phenomena to watch, very
minutely, the mopedve indications of the oak and ash
trees. Lent year, after a winter of extreme mildness, the oak
vegetated in, Manure of the ash, although the latter is of a
tar more delbete and sensitive habit; now, however, the ash
is by no mama backward, and the tyre rivals appear toe:pawl
them buds mealy together. Cold (sad twenty weeks
have elapsed elites the first frost) bee not now retarded
the tenderer tree. la all the dry years that we can
retrace, the oak has been early ; the ash, on the contrary,
has taken peceilenes prior to wet summers, . those of 1843
sad 1846. If dire prognostics war effected by the electric
condition of the frees—whke, it is said, is always opposite—
then we may hip. that a dee and fertilising altarnatMe
et weer shuns sad swim periods, never of that smirking
sionalsw offal pthed se theersetive in 1846, may be given
to and mom% hirrerabIy.—BILDFOILDSH IlUi. —Field
may be unalered is a forward state. The
=learnt end pathos are planted ; the thrum under
eireaalleatess, the latter on • moth smaller scale
then awl from the high price of the seed, need the great
• postal failure. The deficiency of feed
rereeppeebege wrier was trotter at the time of year than
M pmmo% mg had It net been for the liberal supply of
good hay whisk we fortunately heA, many must have been
starved : in a misty of killers, they lure scarcely lived on
anything else, the turnips, except in a few partial ease.,
Mein bra Log .hawed. The sheep have necessarily
bra tared itha the Lees, ens( seeds, sad pastures i but
their yebrigel athwiswort has been to worry the hedge.,
mid* am nee* kalles. With this exeeption, however,
in is se we here scrim's in the aspect of rural
aid" and • fads wares rein, with mild, sunny days, would
ass pods. a mighty improvement in the appearance of
the country. The wheat looks generally pretty healthy,
and the spring crops haring bees put in remarkably well,
are everywhere a good plant; and although neither the
one nor the other are at all forward, we may yet, with
God's blessing, get an avenge, if sot en abundant crop.
From Laiceirranntiaz we have bed accounts of the
stock. The flocks have suffered severely from an • • -
mac ; and besets also hew been extensively ' by
dirs.. The crop is this *meaty, however, are looking
well. Perhaps the spring seed
this season, from first to last; and though it lay in the
ground a long time, and grew slowly, from weather divine
to vegetation, still the crops of beans, eats, and barley appear
it a favourable state, and, should we have some mild
showers and genial weather in the next month they will
make raid program, and we may reasonably se-
ptet a good harvest as the result —Burrotx.—Upes
the whole, the crops have a promiiing appearawn,
and with genial weather, there is nothing to fear
but the harvest of 1847 wal prove more abundant sad
profitable to the agriculturist than many that ban preceded
it. The fallow, broke up mellow and are forward, and
many have put their mangel.worsel into the earth in excel-
lent cooditioe, with almost • certainty of a plant. An es, ly
sowing is mere sure of a crop. An admirable plan
has latrly been acted upon with success—namely, to
break the land up intended for the root-crops immediately
after or dosing harvest, either with &scarifier or with the broad
share, eighteen inches serosathe wing, attached to a common
swing-ploA,. with a wheel at the kftd, the breast off. It
is a good of husbendey, *Mein the land into flue
tilth, an forwarding the week of the tfllows the following
spring. The fanner is thus enithied to cultivate his early
root.mop with empire sal awe MOM The graziers of
bailee. will be pee* sag hinted, hem the shortness of
ruipil. the to ma, hells met pat, the lee of the martgel.
w usieL were the wry wanewsill cultivators who
followed*, sad _.__milted Ile NM into the ground
early t efts the drought would net allow it to vegetate.

limo: or lona PAUTILI INTO LITNAPOOL.—Yeeter.
day Armoric a meeting of some of the largest ratepayers of
Liverpool was held at the Clefs/aloe moms, when it was re-
solved that *requisition should be mongol to the Mayor,
to convene • public meeting, to madder the best means Of
removing the heal burdens cast upon the pariah by the
great influx of Irish peepers. At the meeting a suggsatiol
was thrown out that it would be well to send a" deputation'
of 30,000 or 4e,000 of the poor Irish to P•laes-yard, soon
after their landing, that their tattered garments and wan
looks might excite legislative rympathy. The proposition
was much more favourably received than would bays been
supposed. A committee was appointed "to stay the iveresse
of Irish Rompers in Liverpool, ley every legal mesas ;" and a
subeerlphon was set on foot to carry out the objects of the
suretiai.
COIDOSSION NT TNII Lotto Ltartarrawr.—W. B. Nay-
lor, to be apt., vies Taylor, deceased, let Yorkshire
(West Mang) Yeomanry Cavalry.
ROW. AOILICULTOZAI. DOCIATT.—The competition for
the Masa, of affording SOVOINNIO4IOIOII to the annual meet-
ing of this serer to the year MS, areas to be very ardent.
The shies of Teak ad of Wpm, with the boroughs of Leeds
and of flimMaill, re el esullisess he thie hrlosdea.
THU LID= Dinalffill AND TUN EDI:CATION QOM-
TION.-011 Msssisplaitai:iblk meeting of the Leeds
dissenters sad edam to the ministerial plan for the
extend= of natismal wee held in East Parade
Chapel, Lose, le relive the report of the deputation ap
prated te semi searseenee el dirster held in Crosby
Hall, Lender, ft omen the education sebum There NY
but a wary tin attemileneo, the Asps. belog scarcely half
Wed. The Mtv. Dt. Hamilton ocaspied the &sir and ad-
deem. the ramaiag. He regretted their alga to defeat the
proposed scheme had so sigoally failed d macaw; but re-
commended that they should continue their eeln, and
make it a buds. question at the eppem election,
earefally ahatelming Arm
-to Ores* tire mugger to any can-
didata who sr opposed he aderies earea. The
sestina sees lebrireatly adhered by the itev. J. Pridie
of Halifax Dr. Nunn, Professor Stowell of Rotherham
Wee, and Mr. Edward Baines, jun., who was introduced
to the meeting by the chairman, as " the patriarch of the
quation." Evolutions were pared protesting *Oust the
grant, and pledging the meeting, as recommended by the
chairman, to oppose any nadMat• who was favourable to
the ministerial scheme.

CIINDIART Ptas AT Wusscs A 73117.-011 Wedaar
day evening last, • Ore broke out in the steal sod of the
Duke of Portlaad, at Weed here, near Wean* Abbey. •
few minutes before the LIMP were direrraedu=
keeper passed through the ab .paid ens IMF WO
of are, but on Minim tesseasia bane be pesealved the
dames. Then beim a aseadty et wailer, rrhw apishly
destroyed three rn--ewe of twee, era et seeds. awl MY of
straw. The emyyee Ws been estimenull at 4001. By great
exertions the fans were pressrved.
KIM
IT 111 roorosaate astable • lempeaseleet at Maidstone
and steps have bees takes te Aida wpm for the project:
which eppeees likely to be realised. The example of Lewes
favour of the plan.

Kiwi&
ALLINIXI MOILDIII OP • GIAIWI 13111..—A2
err oommomil at Ipswiels, yesterday, upon the
Mahe& Beim It was peered that the Mensal twined
the eemWaerspassy with as Baena+ th• :oat
log ssaars. the other • •• which,
sea, vas suggeread by a thick rod of wood. They Whew
asuswiag Ida *sir ride saris none mea ia a twang et
Ipswich, ekes a &ashes
s liseaser, semi Ow Posher,
took paealea a the pass NW sok elms the glib hit
the beam seared to give it sip. le Mowed Ibms le their
Isailatzakt
arstailamesas whisk we. xis& The
I war to perm& Laker to seelare
rnally
IBeV tide, weft Bad " mat, would mike a yew shoat
whut le Moils, assupsol to Woe it,
ssia he slasek bre a blew OS the• heal whisk Said her
death. Wlea takes late eastely, ihe mowed •• I gave
her a blow, bed shell be an righi lw Ilse seeming.", The in-
quest was edgeowaid.
Comaisetor By TM =rseeristawr.—F.
Esq., to be rept., vice Paulen seeligawl • Corset CM
to be lieut., nee Boyd, prea._ , W. Weed, Chat., to be cor-
set, vice G. Wood, pros., Pam Albert's Owe Corps of
Norfolk Yeoman . ,

A Nzw Pazeox i. mist w r balk at Plymouth. A
Letter bee been reesimi !em Efr Qom eypervisi et the
site of Pyres Phil ise *a wpm" mosessme. The Pekoe
Committee ham given dime** le the teem desk te am-
ple* the purchase et theipeuml holkwith. The field in
question is situated as the Tadao& sear Lewis loneee
=wow, between dist lei The
et about *wee awe mei altd4 awl will ma= past
Th. plta will be histeheil Ms* dab, dm
inspector of prime.
ILLacr tow Ituttoosa.lLl liir4tbet the Capt.
Sward will eggiorl Ihip ot by a
esneervatim, at Spud * asteet st
buy is talked at

larassawranosi rammed
that Lord Takes will as* depi Mk 4 cissassWar ; sad
it has hem hatted last OW. Clubs w Is forward.
This is Wspniablia Thu sum ds ins sessarvatire
in the rae Mssbsd bow boa numisssi k suassion
wiV the squid iswoup—taelhaise land.

in
Hut Pitman's Tor-trat.—The =meted all-
pentanes et mow Lisa took plass loot sight thst
we be issi nomorshis fa mall et tie asnrifel
steps. She aniseed is the pert of Alias in the Italian
vendee of "Illaset le Diable and at one &doh in the
essegang (the epee having terminated at half-ped twelve)
we imp do fit& more than say that her perftwiamee far
trammended the moat highly-raised expectations, and ob-
tained, without exception, the greatest triumph we have
ever whammed in a theatre. The house was crowded to em-
ir/win by an audience eager to see and hear the renowned
stranger e hose name has been so long in every body's
mouth. When she promoted herself as the country girl,
attired in her humble pilgrim's weeds, a loud burst of wel-
come greeted her from all parts of the house ; and she seemed
almost in a metnent to
.gain every heart, even before she
uttered a sowed, by the torments modesty of her looks, and
the graceful sientheity of her mien. In the brief dialogue
carried no with Robert, in micitative, her sweet, musical
tom!, and fine elocution, were at since apparent. This led to
the romance, " Vs, mi dime " (in the original, " Va, dit
elle"), which at once exhibited her exquisite qualities as a
singer. There qualities must be perceived and felt,—they
cannot be described. Her voice is a perfect soprano,
of the most enchanting purity and beauty; unit, !mellow,
of great fulness and volume, and as delicate as the breathing
of the 4t lien harp, producing such " dying falls" as
Shakapeare's description has sometimes made us imagine.
Her manner, in the close of a pathetic strain, of prolonging
an exquisite note, and attenuating it by degrees, till there is
@meetly anything between it and silence, MI altogether her
own ; and rte effect was often absolutely ravishing. During
her whole performance the audience seemed spell-bound,
passing from a rate of breathless attention, when a pia
might have been heard to fall in the dead silence
to the most rapturous enthusiasm. When she began
the song " Quando lascisi la Normandie " (" Quand je
quitted la Nonnandie", there was something so enchanting
m her utterance of the very first phrsae, that the air was
interrapted by a burst of uncontrollable delight from every
part of the house, acrd, at it. conclusion, the whole pit stood
up, waving their hats and hastakerchiefe. She is equally.
great as an actress. Her face possesses strong and varied
expression; her every ges'.urc is full of sentiment and feel-
ing; and her mierements and attitudes, though they have
all the appearance el being perfectly spontaneous and un-
studied, have the grace of the finest pieces of
Grecian art. With this faint attempt to characterise
her excellencies generally, we most leave her for the
present, intending immediately te enter Into some de-
tails respecting her performance of this part ; and we
shall merely add, that, when the curtain fell at the close
of the opera, the audience continued their applause
and acclamations till she came forward three times to
curtsey her acknowledgments. We :must, likewise, defer
our remarks on the general performance of the opera,
only saying, that Standigl'e performance of Bertram, was
worthy of his high reputation; that Fruchini se Robert
gave us more pleasure than he has done in any previous
character; that Madame Castellan, as Isabella, sang beau-
tifully, particularly the farnous " Robert, toi qua j'Xime ;"
and that Gardoni gave extraordinary importance and effect to
the very pleasing little part of Raimbaell. The choruses,
too, were capitally snag, and the orchestral accompaniments
were more than usually subdued and delicate.

CLERICAL.
di Oueue of Cornea is subiished in bet Gfeesfes eatityleg
a plea esdpeled by the Peelle Mar e.
the iniesabeses lee tlet thee beh I; the eillatety Istuellseesse
receive has as esoidedemers the stuns ..
:.-111111mbseeedb,,
Neat, talL ; Mslyiskb. Dense, POI.; Vselek Ikiisbigb, SOL ; Dutl.
maws., Neetitio~ke. to ; Orettes. ftsgunigaseebbs, SW.;
NansdeLL Notts., ditteitioa in the Yeeset. Tale 171, ;
ham. S3L The tatumbeed. et the fehreleee Imalliee are le visteles a
ens of money"lse a it hew of redlesse" : —Brierelithe,
Warlike; uswati Desist; Cofelasbese, Lieselarbire ; Dud.
dine= mad ; Ileinesodsrike, York.
shire; St. lasees,°"sillosivell.3l.ll"Velteskiredues-Tyus ; and Vaasa,
Deshigh.

NAVAL.

Pam Moms.-last nigitiCdrs;frarimis Wise to the oilcan
mad company of 11.31... atar, R. .1. W. Dualop, cos., that the pro.
pomom arising from the butmty roomy on the tonnage mil of a
moiety of the rim pneseeds of the Branilaa slave achooners Rafael.
captured ow the 17th of Murk., and intern, oa the 17th of
HIM, will be paid on 1644 lam., at No. 3, Clidord'ainn.
due to each clam -For babel : eassunandr., 4W. Bs. Old.; lbw Mask
177. lia. tid. ; wood clam, 13b. lid. ; third elms, 31. N. ;
fourth elan, V. Inc 100. • 11th clam, 11. 13a. 314.; AIM arm
H. 3a. 74d. ; sews* elm*, Its. Old. Pow Minerva: commander.
541.14.. 314.; ant elms, 10.13 a 4d. ; second clam, 37. lbs.; third clam
L. las.; fourth clam It. 18e. Ild.; fifth clam, lita 4d.; Math than,
11a. 144 i seventh claim Y. 144.
Pa ;so also owe r the alms and company of ILK.'. Wing
8••••••, who were mired et the capture of the Portuguese Wig, or
ewers. wow imethemq ea tee 51.1 Mardi, 1144, that they will be
pail Seth Ithgegithe getherderet the Werth bounty and moiety el
the eerie& el there. eleltthlll. IS Toothy, the lath of May nes;
et Nrs. IS, ilithitehthee, Loathe : lient,commander, 407.4 a. bid. ;
mewl eh" IV. 1 Is. iod.; third clam, V. Is. 1114. ; berth dew,
U. lr.7et ; lln clam V. 13a. ; mirth elms, 11. 11.. 104 d.;
ems& thee. Ito. 31d.
Medea le 'beerier nis-en to the Wiper. and company of the thee
meth the Heroine, who were actually ea board at the capture of the
Beeellin Member; Mena, on the 33rd Ft b., 1815, that they veld he
peel leek resptethe grodeithas of the thews town, and *palely of
tinBl of the sewn, on Tuesday, the 14th of May next, at Its
114 AMmaltsbin4 London: liest,ootweender, 711/. eh 1114.; wroth
elm, 214.18 e. 70.; third Awe, 101. Ha Md.: teethe7l.ll.lld;
firth ohm. 3/. 13s. 114 ; sixth chum br. orminth dam.
11. 4a. 41.1.
Ile mews and company of Ma Ithreise, who thew es Mud et
tee engem el the Portage., dthe bag Id winds Ihimibirl the
Nth di Feb, 181 i, are farther Yams; teat Oar we the
*dr
prop°. boos el the Wow llorty mho J.
pos.
=lte meld mom as the darlTuraikt,
_it left at
mt. aim at Na 14 •• cart
.18s.
Ipp. es. ald.; mond elivAiettddlflrl. • teeth Irk M. 18s.
thwth Wed 134. IN.; She clad, Gl. 61.; dxtli is
4/. 114. yid ; dar, 11. GL Cit.
ragarsoril, ;In Orari4l-4/Mi thl
poseap Wino OPT•Airadl erpflY
tie Moment^ wo, lbsp Ind
▪ Iloodiebelt elm mot la Am Day, is the vial 118•44N4V.
T. pow 4. 4lrty OM. Itob• the arsser, sod • Ilogimme
wanoed.
filmlki ls pr 'Odom Iteppreed art tbr
Ibuderlolt slew
ka•fsp reisholl ima Ile Mos Ibp,
ism% Ikr.lo mho& at talk eV, pranged la somas stork
win% bolgt.zeip=eledp by le seemooder maw.
that meth Opo IWO 11111 um. Ist orPred Apo
NI es immlikst kapal•dp• et Ike AA
le we Om. lift nand :CV. Pr
widow piii.dspodlig opt barks 1161.11.
sal ipp Omer ow gm tosL ..salt., r. .
Y bi• MI. be boot *sets le ardor Is Imp .111
the sonse.gradoopsalroWleisma lbj=waggz: lasandos
dosieuritond WWI brim
widi Row No amyl& Os Briplp r tin 711.1.40.
omen the samtaid wpm Oa Ingle mg Ss moor kr leer
=Pi Ilsyle Jude • siPmet was awl, • no.
41160'41mM IsrAlepomples. ord Weer 11■••
' Mem= is 1•1•81•11m1 do Mr. Mee.
Alt the aewt was arra br opium/oat 1d -
its Mks mound as Long halm••• red the
mort. The. wee thee k11:14"..4 Mikkd
Una at pip um! Clips=.• that eh* arm
rpm N. N. plop Imam silldent ; and thee Err
=="elle PidamlimPalliValrl6.ll, be MENEM"' g
Mallurt•e. etk
aurrkediftnotlis ts
the essiso dry dna* vas New
eldivelor dm soil Is seamerawoo lbe medial amelinellea
of the Wade* iiholiday. As matleyN ldll Oa swil,-
tog paws est now gibs elp.-The awn possoled e• try
Mums UMW, stile Illusierldt. drowkomse. Tie
pelmaer los load . and illmbetethe woke.
ML A& Jam. Oath welted et Bu.ulal.t at the 34th Noe.
IMs teem • troth rod the thedithee Mr&

SPORTINO.
NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING.
Torepar.--Fierr Soya, for 3-year oh* eat rib; tow let ; See,
eat 711 i; aka aad aged, eat 1211); T.M.L; the wiener to be KM ear
Women.
Mr. thease. Tuella, 3 yre (Peal I
URo ri eter's VOMIti; Sps ( Dem, AD. 2
Merelo
Ileieesis Iby 7wDome, ost at Reveiry. yr 4 (
)
Reap :3 to Sidi apt Tamils Vereoeta. Tara' pureed
oft with the Ind, bat atter gulag Moat Se ye,* west eat to the
Stio: abs tam* ow talus op by the Revelry fah Vernet'
es her. At the T.T.C, Martini poet *hie pair
V pin is loft T.T.C. mimeos rot, whers="l"rot
rend her Mei, swim home ea eel mer bp three haply. The
I Omer le elpieloits ea the pima at brag a=• se tromp side
ot a poet, bet es theamter M peepaeol lepeowthet soh wee met the
one, thews rdoom et the PietWe it bras Meluebed. Ras I.
II Isla. Meet,

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lAAO.rd.Rcyperm% east 1
I:=a Clierlan Maid
.o*. Via o.'o (0. Dale 4
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lamirilm, and
3.l,2l:iek.—Betting f 44 4 apt atitglek,S'ndi
art ammoy,a awl 4to *Pt MIMI OIL
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we. whieb en raw tammly mobt. sad ma dmety by a
Myib, MUM MO. atembia MM by bolt Itagilt; Spew
Positt sad hey Mk Ili Va. Ma la I nix. SI ms.
Ibrat; IM bet tc sew TALC.

Dole Bekid% Mir% fat (NW 1
Mr It. rate Ildidey
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at Mt Mb Met) 11
Ilel en Ilollone. vie Woburn. Rea ia Sfi se a
Illiim ale mon inek. lit Criterion Omen 3 subs. WE I.
Emir" iteranin M. Pend VW&

lath Intelligence.

MOUSE OF LORDS.
Tao TACT Famaaaa.—A timaraittee of pried eges, eon-
Mating of Lord Slanksanery (preadlog), the Lord Chancellor,
Lords Davao, Beemsbam, Campbell Redeadalr, Radnor,
Suffolk, Ilisengterd, Seeder, and other peon, met at tea
o'clock, to tad farther *video°, oa W clam of Mr. Jews
Tracy to the Ude of " Berta end Yitemet Tracy
wok' ia the peerage et bash Mk shit* vas a sin
sewed sham. mum ter the UM time hire Sakai** ea •
the 231 if Mink hen The rep* et OS gremeclhw en that
occult* la *it jearael. ea 'Me Sl*, gave a ateat
tha weedneettle peerage (is 1014114;eid of ita dement down
to the 4sa* et H. F. Leigh , the eiehth Lord
They, white* mile he e, is 1 pmt
Veldt tints ,
the ntle has been deneent. The UM clad et the ' '
peas* nigme* IMO freevently Ware the ea* '
mkt* et *Moses *ma MI to 1643, Irina the
emmiller * the aphilee, and reported, • eat
the Ms Am sot orb eek The only
wee the treat of eatleishay peestilatWillies
was proved to be the great grentilder it the dliaaat
wem e a ma
Pima a of Mr. Intim Tlentracy,An
"'SIT
et a jeep e• t the oant4 •
ma
Wiliam, 64/8. •
stating the merriege er " William sea d 1 .1 2Aiut •
Tracy," tc., in Debi*, in 1726, asd as asesmat byfa wi
seem of an laserlehma ea a wahatase is Omdeleseit
chnrekyard, " erected " Mary They le the imemeey et
her husband, William Trsey• Eq. life et le* in the
King's Gluey, the third son of the Tnmiy, la*
one of as jadpes of the Canines Pilot in gybe, wen met
doomed Thealehenea having tinerl643
eollootaid further wait=to mairma ti aneathr mill the
family of ledge Tracy, oblate* alrether bomb/ et lies*
On the 234 of Ranh the aemmittee aimiteri all the evi-
dense gives in wpuet t of the OMNI alai le be available for
this della The ieether materiel evidence on the 2U of
Mu& the arcade lii. ge • Um lamb% whit

tkis great granddaughter of Asia, the
..e &soiree of ledge Tracy, and she spoke to I
%MAIM aserestims among members of her family, that the
ladles third mai sowed Wilhelm, went to Dulein to visit his
Pair. the gag ANN who wee the wife of a Mr. Wilde, a
ermwskAssity st trihre thwe ; that he there married a Mire
0131t*,•%1018mu elf Irma frisk, and for that reason was
oast ea Wag Sam Misjudge, mid sever afterwards remit-
sisal by Lir * Ilikay.
the assainel sow was s Mrs. Peery,
wheAmwashe bed bees servant to a Was Wilde, who died
fa MC Ned die hoed her say she was grasiManghter of
Media Am, dhe ledges hter, and that her t uncle,
masa Warm had snorM a Miss O'Brien is and
weelbethet enet igaishmtl=. A portrait an
as tlmpilrimit et ilia ports saw its
the temellems lueraireem Who Wilde. 4: diseri-
ism tusk lire la eldeiden stele bp seas Mad M
la roam las te the wilier be dee prelEkt preag
Mir he the portrait et Wawa, Oft .
Tb ilivegmeste of a tegalvetose were Mee t la, sad
laid es die door of the brass, sod pat logether. She in.
acriplion, no shove ghee, was, no to the greater part of it,
qal legible. Kim witseers, bialedig • =intricate, and
others of a impeetriar position in life were examined as to
the Wee sad lawriptier. Several of them remembered the
mom, shoat 16 years age, ly tug in the churchyard of Castle-
break, in the Qneen's Constr. It wee then perfect, sad they
often read the inscription, their attention bciag draws to it
by is being a stewovathe sea of an EngliA judge. One
of the witnesses, a farmer, sind 88, saw "a wicked fellow"
threwisig a great lamp of a rose on the tombstone, and
heeeldmg it is gimes. The fragments diseppeared from the
semehmed shoe mem time. Two of the witnesses, since they
woes energised Imes is 1841, marched diligently by day and
aigtA, amid towel tile fragments sow produced, some of them
bassi Ilmsd, with ether pieces tombstones, in the dancing
teem eta paha. Mere neer the churchyard. These and
ears et the wlteseme identified the h memento with the
stem grab Meg Iml lea perfect twenty-six years ago.
Thu emseirelien et these Mawr by Sir F. Kelly sad
Mr. are (with whim wen Mr. Fleming, Mr.
MA Mr. Hria, he the claimant), and the
f Mem_ity the Atiorney•General and by
the lieliellerdleserel Laud, mid also by all the loth
pretest, 'siege tlge Lord Qualm sad Lord Shaftesbury,
occupied dm ilsy till Mama four
o'clock, when the cam
was edjasessil tea My met yet fined.

ZQUITT COURTS.
new* the enethenniter at bwtnad.
INS CORPORATION or Ltvanrow. C. NORRIC-110 CNC
TION TO RASTRAIR THa BUILDING OE • Houma AT Limo
row. DMOOLVRD.—Mr. &mart and Mr. Junes moved in
this one to dissolve an injunction gr sated on the 12th of lam
woe*. to restrain the defendant from continuing the aim.
tion of • house is Islingtea-street, Liverpool, without setting
the nate beck to the regular line of the street
It was stated whoa the injunction was obtained
that by an set of perliament pawed for the improvement ce
the tows of Limped. Nome perithal that, " If any house,
betiding. or smarm,. eny patella*" thee jelisted beyond
the regale/ Nee et the these, theald be taken down, and a
sew one greened is its send. the poison such new
building should set it book to the maul r line t the street;"
sad it was further stated that the ddenaeat bedlam down
a rejecting house and had sammessed Wilding it up is the
same poithon, sn es to inhathoe with Hui regular Use
of the sweet. It wee new thaeseda/,,,:tpE of the
modes, that the bedding in &Id nee beyosd
the regular line of the otiose; that the leaving
laid out a plan for improving the hewn sad withalg this
street, had directed that all hew which should be taken
down should be set beck es it thee with their plan ; but this
was. not provided for by the act, sad the only regular line
that mold be ascertainod. moth* regular line at the time of
the pass?ng of the set, and eat any line which at a future
time might be laid sat lerthe eorWntion.
Mr. Bothell sad lir.Reinke Palmer appeared in sup-
port of the injuseths.
The Viso-althea', mid hesonsidered the sue reasonable
pleas ups the set of parliment; the env, scion used in the
114th whim of the act mil if any h .use should be
pawl dean width new Impend she regular line,
SW PONS rastig wit= shield si t it back. His
MEOW filled e
.3 that these arms referred to the time of
the posing of the act ; sod be did net think. baring regard
to tats these which was aril to the iateadc.i erection, aid
the width of the street, that the imilding did project beyond
the Ryder line of the street. He did not think that the
Ames of the act amid be teat applicable to Mae
Ina abbe night be fermi at tutus periods.
Misibtam kid skean enellerei that this even wean bi-
teable eappeet a kepi
allele enure thee bin non was
oessapzenuidisbn v
ieSwabs Ow wee lanai ant wadi
el NW rake dna kfaeodea amen an
tie eautaised. Mk bill bail beta sa the *de Faressy,
and the application for an injunction was met lathe till the
6th of March. Under these eireasthenese he thought that
the piaiatiff west pay the tests; but if it was required, the
ireseetion under the set might be tried at law.—An issue was
&vend areeedinely.
HOLDIPM V. Varox.—INJUNCTION TO RESTRAIN •
SRIII/7 PROM DISTRAINT/1G UPON FORNITI7/11.—Mr.
Olson moved for an iejusetion en parte to restrain the sheriff
from proceeding to sell wider an execution torts in furniture
at Dinghy Bali, in the county ofhlorthamptoo. Under these
circumstances it appeared that Mr. J. Peach Ilungerford,
by his will, had invested hie property in trustees
for the benefit of the present <securer Dingley
Rail for life, and after his death for the plaintiff es tenant in
tail, and the testator had directed that the pictures and fur-
niture should be preserved and kept as heir-looms. A suit
was instituted for administering the testateie estate, and
under that suit the wort had directed that the sum of
6,0001. shethl be expended a repairing the old furniture
and sepia*, a porthe of it with sew. A distrow had just
now been levied' apes the whale of the furniture in the
manebushosees aed the eldest of the plaintiff was to pre-
van tie being dilthessi esaleekipewel of its having bees
aft by the bstoke n ei
Tat Vice-Cbssalkor spa babe Warned thct the in-
terest in the peenny wee alkyl to be is the trustees
gran* the inisnalisa.
SIMPSON O. Tam LANCASTER AND CaiLtaLu RAILWAY.
-INJCNCTION TO RESTRAIN THE COXPANYPROM TARING

Bolt and Mr. Bagshaw• moved in this use for
an irdeaction to restrain the Lessner and Carlisle Railway
from taking poimaion of remain lead at Carlisle, belonging
to the pla:ntiff, under latices that had been served upon
bin ft appeared that the railway company were em-
powered by their firm set to take land belonging to the
plaintiff, and delineated on their plan, for the purpose of
forming the railway. The usual notices were given, and the
railway was commenced. Subsequently, the company ob-
tained mother act of parliament, for enabling them to build
stations upon the line of railway, and power. were
given them to take the land described in their
plans • but the plaintiff's land was not mentioned
to thi; subssquest mt. Upon the passing of this set the Web.
;:241".
ithiettiff a soda that they should require a
at eempriebeg emu perches more than w.
eritallsai Mem maim. The plaintiff objected to the
seem' issikeoth the gross & that the railway company, hay-
tor Than MS reties and., thek drat act, had no power
under eat est r very the imatilly of land thwarted to be
tikei, and that the stthethent- emi **blimp the company le
ammithisdiese. gave them *throw to take any land bike*
tag lathe *WC Mr. DMhsll at Mr. Feted
Isappodiles Se the maim
iiiTke•Ckessellme said the kith magi vbilikat•
ibis me kith titbit the of isms' asee
tibia Ime lad ably .ea this gronad,—that •
Wks binieg Wes ghee by a sellway company requiring a
pertkabar *met gamut, the trway had no pont!. after-
marls to vary thatraetio• Be bed kid it down as a rule
Stet *0 eoatpaeg Vera seer thiled to Mate at once what land
they Wealth. the Abet et babies the *every would be
to haw way earner third is a Mate of umeartainty, after
nee sidle, hew ear he might tied wish the tothaining lead
width right le altaatei thernmskady flor the railway.:
His did ath think this sardea ern width that
The Wee our often* misple. The two notices
inn gives referring to earn* plies sad asthma, no, and
there was a trifling differethe of seven per has, yet
it see bream ea d seams owe that the poi-
times If es desethmed wive sakkatielly the sear. Then,
se thopeffeithe mem Seth* sit, be wee of opinion teat the
aimpoggy had lan pother le sire mock notices as they had
4mttati they swill make the land of the plaintiff. The
maul therellthhe Wooed.
Deem ilee-terweibr Mere.
IF. Rarnaa Paacsus lir Trill Co, TIDIII-
- Casa cam Boiicrroa err matoi.—lt
amend the, is 183 t, Nth lasersee, sae of the plaintiff,
bung at the time entitled for life te ber separate w to ear-
Min immhold house, in Sherwiltah, milatiett the roe to a
Yr. Perak. la emooklarealea elm t, on his part, to
keep the preatimme mak, sad to the corenmati is
theism,. apes a be therm of truth the plaintiff we to
be me Mktg tereasim harks breath.
grd=koacket toothatit Media= ethembeed. te=
teeth* peaked= etthapraakeiimed the
either prethallege as intimated Wilk. Pram" the pleb-
edikikr,ife the lekairet, lie easkiedid awl.. The
Yak hawks remelted is a easpromaktf, in aMsequence of
kWh Utopianism were rammiguid- ts the pilkattlt, the latter
mea ellemeara art ard the memeeprithier M law, in con -
illeration of 1004, eaffthagetimithat to pay kranannuity of
MIL kr bar life. The protest MU was fled by Mr. and
hail Lasseaste, at the my esMea of Mr. Taweatt, thrir soli-
Mar. Was unaerie oak* ea the woad of Made-
ira. if price, and that the dthadiat bed shammed an la-
psed bdrantege, by somas of tafmaotiss rewired by him
In the character at evidential dark to Ma plaintiff's
solicitor.
Mr. Teed, ad Mr. Collies appeared for the
midis= this the prise gives was rosily
11% WOW% ellNisting of 93
heersay a:O:SW of 1,1001. per annum, froth
white • rant ef only was to lidednoted. The
wi5e7,7001., width wee at leek
desks that of the mashy, eyes ameaseleg kto lip
tad et* ifitich, bewswor, was not obown to have ItePr:
leaded.
Nr.*6 sad ILL Ileariter, fir the tieheiat, emateaded
that tip prith mei sthusS. matt that seethe et head
er zeimeethemmeththea maids eat splint the 6.
amtheat, the ktkr kes to the how" deka anstim
Hie Rosser add the the delleadest:E:k be sew
,limed me rartikesis thh lessmesties is the Imo
sikatioit a if he bad bees Windt Nil.h mashie.
In hb SIM Vf lbw bid thee* to tbotebkPlkoglif kook :
Vamatrout =Oka ern las 1.1 as 711,1
as% efterthbri le thejellemiplem the
Nut, bee=/ Mdease fa kis eau flether. s
ea
=Wm wee la treaty far yeeshats len hie dist, it tw'
his duty * the Int * If
•••
rime to net for Mut ia the seemilties. sad be enithel
le. de ea. the ter ma apes . Work to peeve that
the trameetke was islet Is the Intent ease le I"r
et spike that Barth bad •• dghl to earelad• the eon
boot in question Wiest communleatlag the proposal to


Fawcett, as as give the plaintiffs the benefit of his &deka ;
and that the whole of the evidence, t►oagh it did not .nab•
Halt a ease of misrepresentation egaiset the rtefessl-„ot, was
►ulfieient to Phew that the value of the property ►iaa gri,u,,
than that which had been assamed in the trans,etiog, Imo
agreement, therefore, mast be set aside with meta.

•e°

,ii

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.
Branca O. CRADWICK.—CONFISC•TION IT Tan RITZ.
at. LAWS OF • PORTION COUNTSY La NOT • Plant. OF
NATIO•TION TO A VIMIL /1001/D TO TOWCW AT A FONT
OF TWAT COOMTXT.—Teis VS/ an mast am • bill at
end the iieeleratioa stated that the =I,: pat
en bard a ship of the bawd tram
wwtarYa
sraitba
its Lestass, leaching at Csals, la senveyed to
end drama& is Laden; that the ilandest andarteek to
1111011 Oen mealy awl mormely, meg gyek dr., mad
en MO of Jim *wit bore. earl arhvyikla. *lbw mal-
amute wheaten* sweeposat" and hat lead ass deliver
then. The gamiest *sad Oat la the awls@ of the
voyage the skip tussled at Cuba that the plaintiff's
goads were than what *a sampiska of bebop antrabsad ;
and was anima by a /muss coat there. Ts this
plea the phalli ilsesswed.—Kr. Creagan, In support of
W assinner, comanied, that if the plea was sprat to set
up illeplity it was bud, \seam the snit dOa 'tunny
weald set moths thermoses laws of amass *sentry; that
there had been as default in the plaintiff; sad that if the
defendant wished M protect himself against less 000ssioned
in this particular SISSVOT, he should Imo dome so by express
exception.—Mr. Seville, for the defendant, insisted that sat'
plaintiff bad consented to put these goods within the power
of the revenue courts of Cadiz, he mat suffer the maw
cocoas.; that the act of those courts must be held to
amount to that superior form whiet in these cases was is law
equivalent to inevitable accident; that liability to asthma-
tile from the revenue laws of a foreign country we. a peril
of aavigatioa ; that the shipper delivered his with a
warniaty that they was Mortal ler the par voyage;
that though the warts 01 chi awatry would as nabs the
Send laws at a !asides 'essay, any would meths the=
meat at • hmissemet of esstjarisillstima, owl
from virMa4 **ft MI darewe • sad that daparaers
oust sot is dmawed lamas et the'esualillatt smarts of
shipper.,—Yr. CIVISVIIIIS was heard I. reply —The Court
nor t ”blas thin, mawisltaimadimg the gnat impandlt
with wil at plea hid haw wapparaid, It add have no
imitation In slawag_tbs &Meow. The al set state
&ay me of the phalli iaeym.entlessfaslwdnatbw,
a Wawa se a aria soma a a Imam kw; the., WY
me dead; the kammi ma hr Os quesn4 this
pater sews of War
awa.' haw hts• antanalasts by
ties; sad, if a them batty it, than wee me mem
Ist • the Masa en the pasha, amly. The imannts
at pert dangers to whisk iNdlifdials
dal be
Ina mamba and contrivers Mee it the day of
the awn art le shwa the atliallem et dentists Ism
knows and well witheassa. = was, ht
whether as ilsenikat Ind boughS vials etat
the eximplisam sat held is his cestsest ? He
net, wart WWII* ea by implication. There cra amollesig-
iciest of a cart t publican by which any
wreagful act et the nil was eOemd. 'The delivery
had become inpoosible, without the defeat of either party,
so far sa the pleadiags disclosed, bat mho sir a owe plan
which the &hada* might hate pmeidsd by his essamet.
He undertook to insure the deliTmy spirt all Abe but
thus which he specially excepted. tleisa W the Swish
revenue *Been, ler a breach of the Spode names law.,
was ass of those risks which was set • whet. It
could not be contended that the was to beer the loss I
consequent cm risks which the t had she provided
against. The judgment, therefore, meat be for the plaintiff.

BAIL COURT.
Before Mr. Juan* Oderidge.
En PARTS WAIIIIIN.—MOTION TOR CRIMINAL IN-
FORMATION AGAINST M &WAIL RT, M.P.—TmeHoo firer
INRUMIT.—Mr. Warne moved for a rule, calling on Thorn
Wakley, Req., coro7er for Middlesex, to show cause why •
criminal Wormer& rota not be filed spirt him, at trill
instance of Dr. Warier who was lately sager of the lift
Hussar for alleged roe corer towards De. Warne,
arising oat of the ransom risen on Frederick John
White, 7th Human. Thiel:cedes was calculated to glee
great pain to Dr. Warren, and to do grievous Wry to hie
charmer, and whisk commenced at the time of the frier
is July last, end had been persevered in till within Ike
last few weeks in a most deliberate and wars marne.
The Millar of Dr. Warren set forth the whole if At des
ardaret of the linekhweent, medical trearkik
cad l.q.sst en White, and the mode in whir
Wren) was treated by Mr. Waklity, sad flapalleg
malleions waives to him • but the bete have
bow se tionnantly and reedy bore the publics
that it It wremary to repeat them. The polar
Cllleek ea wen the trearer he Dr. Wattle of
orY hie bamiesk thorn= eta asardisel IMO
enema Pik. Swam Wire, lidlam [harm nades oT the
piers ad the teem, sal are Ink thelembhment; and ako
oath, siren 'CD& Wreak riders Om the jury, cm
the poor rat be woe • pear that Woke he skaged with
the aterder of the deemed It then mint en to kr that is
=my Term Mr. Wakisy sidled in a miming baseistlea
for libel earn the Mother in re atm deli&
all the bees reser ree, end whir tale wee 11~ I
and that wring that tele Dr. roma abiereel
taking proceeding. Mardi, but that ins il,kkiallayab
had been delivered be hod teen inkemed ad new= mat
during the time the inquest was proseedkr Pk. Ira*
gave instructions to an errant neer to thew mai
the andin of the jury, la which Dr. Warn end=
other perusal were chair' with tin dm& eflildre
but which the counsel in eadi vehealle dhow
Oa 11th Mated a wriMatilethlatan
Head, in Drury-lane, to rise armairlan in Oahe cad
Mattheoson, the two edam wise gave whims ea that M-
anes% and a pleased wee uthilited=rtirMr. Wtzi
coroner for Mbidkeer ma the
attend. On that ernes Mr. Wakley atlentrerl ia the
course of a speeds which be addressed te the iner2set
asserted his opining alto the coded etre SAW
and used the follow* enterer :—" That k apparel to
him that the ern Matthews:a rive hear trimeety; that
he held the inquest leader seit prow shared in
men and megirdie, that the takrbenate man Ariellitt
died in oressitenne of the fag.* and he conducted the
inquiry with Militifenee to in tespisks— it was a duty he
owed to the mown and the publia The order he pr-
een had led Lord Derma to deny him jure,
that he bad taken the law into hie own hands by his
which he made in the Hones of Greer ; we that Weer
he would not be a foul libel egret Idea repeated
without a ward in rep'y, be wee baled batik to
1 the highest court ia the kinder KO wet amide&
se owe mould have wan WWI the kw tar Lad
Demean had done to that our mad k awriad the
duty of an inferior ewer to cornet the mistake et the
chief carper of this Merlon" It was marinel that Dr.
Warren wee entitled to OM proton= et the wart en the
ground that the cominet of Mr. Webby at that antis, we-
ekrned the whole ef kis yetis= stedert teem& De. Wet.
Pei, are ad that threes wirier elarighterieysieritie
, phis to Ware him; end that this MO wi otimendnet ht
eraser es the court ahead take into it fir,
Mr. Justice Coleridge mid this was a eery karreet cam;
important that if he bad any doubt on it, or if he had not
in other proceedings bees nude fully acquainted with the
into, he shard hare Plea time to look ever the affidavits.
He was not emptied that Dr. Warren felt *grieved, and
had therld k to make this application ; and it
might be mama to him to know that the facia
would be kale r with his statements with re-
gard to lie • and that being so, whatever impreres
I tnight lave betel existed, it was now apparent that
be hid redacted himself with humanity; that no
improper or corrupt r. Mire Mild be imputed he
him: he he bad dose his duty, and der it, not eel,
with krearg,
_bet, where skill arid haw bus
exhibited, be bad done all that eseldA =MA
• Ceaddrekg, however, the time *kit
bete this application was made, then bis. se
in air nee to be greeted. The
to be nitro grounds—first as the injury dens
to Dr. mar and secondly es lbw misdemeamor
of Mr. Wacky ne a public °kw. con se put divided.
itself into time firstly as related to the erre et 1
Mr. Wakley the itineration at the ingest; seseni*,
r related to hb asedve• in directing a verdict to be drawn by
mened prier to its delivery by the jury, and pending the
win ; sad drily, his widen at a public meeting on the
tilt March. An to the km, the tigatioes contained no
fan but one, which was not es well known to Dr. Warren in
August as now; and unless It could be or raterily shown
that there was some care for the delay, til,tiosid=tion
could not be granted. It was end that aowas
made Immure Mr. Wakley had himself emeakesdarm
T
; hut they were eat emanased 1111
Tine. s 3 that Mlchaelans Ter was dkweltft
pass. Then, with regard to the let which ere
to Dr. Warren's kerielge, that en ' lad
been made te • kW gerki ran to draw a verdict kr tite
jary, ale_' Dr. Wines mid ether oaken with the death
ars peer on when that imam was held, there wee as
evident. edit. The allikwit telly stated that the deramet
had Ikea ihneat dad. kilned sad on eepirestkie had
bete ohm why kaki" twideese, whisk night lave beam
abider, hid ate beak given .• and although it was urge
d
that it wee sellekat watienes for the cretin an appliclt
of this stet, be wee id quieten, that the art wes bard to
require the ler entidenes as would Jerk& e
_par jvay
fincr • bilL Tkeliaseport, third port, wrerrieg tie re modir of
I Ith • lailuded • t' _te seteaseleaer, br
whirr iiihressidsa was sunk te larked. It
wee eel. rat it pasted the arrow w bad bees
poetise* abated egret Dr. Wren ; but he (Mr.
;UMW Ca dire) did not think it had that ethet.
With regard to Mr. Wakley 's being sabre. to • cri-
minal information on the growl Als impugning the
reseedinge of a eourt ofrekee, ha /right the application
wholly sailed. Ike did not think the Court of Queen's Bench
skid the preesklemi et a atiedeal information to protect
Wolf against the onerriene if Mr. Wakley, and test re-
*sited its own dignity in passing them err. Every one who
was the suhjeet of • judgment whir he thoughtutious
to Ms character, or his y, kit re, and thought and
%re as a wounded it man, and Mr. Wakley only
spelt* osi the p
lanwith the kerma which was ant
sr allowable. W he aid that II berm the duty of
the Wier skean te kneel the =WAN it the chief
' tamer el the kleaden, he globally bed net erred the
Mires kiar, on word %maw iw hie atheism. The
aternent less made did net le mask kelt with Me yr..
views prearriaeg se re Wee It within the time is
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the party chjessiag was set eatftleite laws ow S&L MD
wort hullo** lc* the widows, and having 'laddered
it, together with the natant *the ime, they Win eepialas
fist the verdict already returned w perfectly comet. and
that there Weald ha no rate.—The rah was discharged
lartdaiallostexes or rex Corm, It las been notified, will
be disposed Win the following mama ides the remainder
of the present term: Mr. Berea Alders= will sit in the
Excheqaer Chamber, to hear metleas, on this and the three
last days of term, at 10 o'clock. The fall wort will proceed
with demurrers to-dey, sad with the now trial paper during
the rest of the term.

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 5, 1847.