The Express.
London, England, 1849-06-02 00:00:00

12. That the fringoiag regulations shall not interfere with
the eompositsos between the University and King's College
13. That the drat examinatica under there regulations
shall take place la the Lust Tien of 1861 , it being provided
that the two enamiams arminated is 1349 by the colleges
whine Mu it wee to pressas.3ereeten for that year shell,
alsoiret W the senate, take is seaductisi the a:mi-
na*. lithe Lest term of 1861, Wilber with the other two
ezeseksem asualnated and sleeted amemliag to the provisions
ends 4.—(3iped) H. W. Cooksea. VierCheatellor, H.
Philp" J. Hymen, W. H. Hagen,. W. H. Thompson,
Edward Wartir, L_ Ellis, Williams, Franck
' Frame. Haber, Heide..
The Tioe-Cheseallor has given notice, that a grass to con.
firm the above report will be offered to the senate early in the
lilichadmas Term of the present year.

NAVAL.
NATAL ASIMTANT 8 VltOnOtte.—Ths petitions to par-
limiest is favour of the naval assistant surgeons, from in-
fluential sourest, are blooming numerous. We have 'heady
announced is our columns that petitions had been presented
from the Royal College of Physicians, and the Royal Col
lege of Surgeons in Edinburgh, and from the Royal Col-
lege of Surgeons in Dublin ; and that a deputation hrom the
Royal College of Surgeons of London had waited upon Sir
F. Baring, First Lord of the Admiralty, and urged upon
him the necessity of rendering jostles to an important see-
' tlon of the public morn e. We have now to add, that the
Faculty of PhTeicians and Surgeons of Glasgow have lately
petitioned parliament on the cams subject.
MILITARY.
WOOLWICH, :MI I.—ROYAL AITILLEHT.--. Capt.
Hyde, Capt. Adye, Lieut. Baddeley, Lieut. Rayne', and
Lieut. Davie, with 1 surgeon end 60 non-commiesioned
officers and men, have been ordered to hold themselves in
readiness to proceed to Shoebury Ness, on the trout of Essex,
about the middle of Jane, to carry on experiments with
heavy ordnance during the ensuing summer at the new
practice range. The men will for the present be. quartered
in part of the Coast Guard Station at Shoebury, until the
new barracks, which are ta be erected at this 'pot for the
accommodation of 200 men, besides officers, are erected.
(From last night's &sets.)
WAR-OFFICE, Jam I.
Ind Reit. Life Guards.—Lieut C. J. Tormentor to be apt, by par.,
vice Tollemache, who rate.; Cor. and bub.Lient. R. Juicierom to
be lieut., by pur.. Mee Tottenham; R. O'llamic Jemmy, gent., to
be tor. and sub-Heat, by par.. vice Johnstone.
Ist or Gres. Regt. of Ft. lode.—Lent-Col. 81r J. IL Lt u; from h.-p.
matt., to be rapt and lieut.-cot, vise Brev.-OoL H. W. Barnard,
who reels.; Lieut. sad act H. T. D'Amum, to be @apt. and
Itestt. by wor., vice Blr J. & who mt.; Ens. aid Lieut.
r. Coen to be boat and by per., vim Installer; F. B.
Mem, gest., to be eon. and nwt., by par., vice Caret
let F.—F. A. Bums, gent, to be ems, by par., vim Amos, app. to the
16th E—ldeut. the Hon. 1161D111,011, from tbe 80th T., to be
apt., by par- vim G. Douglas, =haled, but slowed to rendre
the value of his cemunissione.
30th F.--Copt V. Now; fromb..p. Salt F., to be sect, vice W. H.
Heard, who oak.; Lieut. E. A. Winvicom to be mM, by par.
vies Marra , who mt.; Ens. T. M. Prrmanuca, to be Rout, by
par.,* vies ; J. O'Borcar, gent., to be endgn, uy per.,
Pi ; Lieut. P. Baum, to be adj., viaWhitmore,
Sith foot—Rent Cadet J. Swawa, from the Royal Military College,
to be ensign, without per., vice Hut, who radios.
66th MM.—Capt. R. Miamian, from the Rids Brigade, to be apt.,
vice Casper, who eschaness.
ISth F—Maj. A. lamina to be liont..eol., by pur., vice De Laney,
who rots. ; Copt. E.Hiearr to be met, by pur., vice Jardine; lieut.
.1. J. Booms to be apt, by per., Moe Hidsey ; Ens. D. W. Kamm
to be Heat, by par., vice Route; Ens. G.A. Amos, from lit F., to
be em., Moe Marft.
RUM Brigade.—Capt. A. P. Cowin, from Mb F., to be apt., vice
Crawford, who each.
M.IOIOIAMIWIL—The Christian MOM of See. Limit. Kennedy,
Ceylon Ride Regt., are Irving Fronds," not Francis Irving," as
previously stated.

SPORTING.

MANCHESTER RACES.-FRIDAY.

[By Electric Telegraph.]
CASTLE 'EWELL STAKES, of 10 Sen. each, h It, and 50
added. For 3-yr olds, for 101bs ; four, Bst 41be ; five, Fat 121bs ;
six and aged, 9st 21bg. Marge, lie., allowed 31be ; the win-
ner of the Wilton Stakes, &be extra; the second to save his
Idaho. One mile and a half. (7 subs.)
Mr. B. Green's Plateateber, 4 yrs
Mr. Wentworth% Licestio, 3 yrs
Won by two lengths.
Baonowrox STAKES, of 10 sore. each, and 40 added.
For 2 yr•olds, ; and three, 9st. Fillies allowed 311 w.
The winner of the St. Leger or Two-year-old Stakes, 611 w
extra. T.Y.C. (12 subs.)
Sir C. Monek's Vangirird, 3 yrs 1
Davis.'.Mr. llardt, 3 yrs 2
Won by a length.
SALFORD Bonocon Cur of 100 WM. added to a handicap
of 10 son. each ; 6 ft, and 3 only U declared. The second
to receive 251. 14 mile. (43 sub.., 24 of whom declar.d.l
Lord Cliesterlield's Mrs. Taft, 4 yrs, est Nib
Mr. B. Green's Athelstane, 4 yrs, Ist
Mr. B. Oresa's Maid of icy Sad, 4 yr., on 121 b 3
PLATE of SOL, added to a sweepstake of 6 son. each ; 2
miles. (14 subs.)
Mr. Sheraton's Idle Boy, 4 yrs
Mr. Pediry's Probe, 3 yrs 2
The HANDICAP of +Sion. each, 3 ft and 30 added for the
beaten horses, 1 mile and a dis., was won by Mr. B. Green's
Athelatane, beating Pyrland.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
EQUITY COURTB.—YESTERDAY.
BEMIS lIIIVICB-CMANCILLOR 01, Ergusro._

EX PARTS BROADRIIRST—QuisarioN AS TO TRI VALIDITY
OF A TITLS—ADVIRIE POBSESSIOS POR Furry Yasuo.
Mr. Bolt appeared in support of a petition in this case for
the payment out of court of a sum of 2601., which had been
paid in by the North Staffordshire Railway Company for the
=of a piece of land at Prestbury. in the "aunty of
Some doubt had arisen as to the title of the per-
ms hem whom the land was purchased under the following
Mrsensillesses:-11 appund that Ralph Broadhurst, by a
will AMA fa 1788, had given and bequeathed all his real
smi pe.eml 'Nate, including the land in question, to
truster, le pay his wife an annuity, sad to divide the resi-
due between his children. The testator at his death left one
son, James, by a former marriage his heir-at law, and his son
Cyrus by bis than with him surviving. He died in 1793,
and his eon James died shortly afterwards intestate and
unmarried. The testator's widow took possession of
the property, and, after deducting her annuity
out of the proceeds, she paid the rest to her son
Cyrus. The widow died in 1830, when Cyrus entered into
passed= of the estate, and had ever since received the whole
of the profits. No one had ever raised any adverse claim to
his possession, but he had no documentary evidence what-
ever respecting his right to the property.
Mr. Bovill appeared for the railway company, and stated
that they had no wish to oppose the right of the petitioner
Cyrus Broadhurst, they were only desirous that the money
should be paid to the right person, and submitted that there
was considerable doubt whether the petitioner was the legal
owner of the land, since he was only half brother to James
Broadhurst, who was the heir of Ralph Broadhurst, the
origlaal possessor of the property.
The Vice Chancellor said it was evident that the petitioner
had held adverse possession fee more than fifty years, for
although his mother had received the rents up to her death,
still she had regularly paid them over to her son, after de.
ducting her own annuity ; this was • clear acknowledgment
of his title to the property. Under three circumstances he
thought the company were justified in paying the purchase
money for the land to the petitioner.

Bnou VICFCR3NCILLOIIOIIOUT BROM
PHINCH ALM'S v. STRANOlL—ArroaraT•CimaiiAl
13Tahavaz.—RoYAL ETCHINGS.

These causes being now at issue, came on to be heard in
their regular course.
The Solicit.r-General (with whom were Mr. Solent
Talfourd and Mr. W. M. James) said that the facts which
had been so recently brought before the court on the appli-
cation for an injunction, had now been regularly proved in
the causes, and the course which the advisers of the plaintiff
proposed to take was to ask the court to make the injune.
tion, which had been already granted, perpetual ; and, as re.
pitied the defendant Judge, to as for a decree directing
him to deliver up the impressions of the etchings admitted
to be in his possession. With regard to the defendant
Strange, it was considered that what he had dome I
might have arisen from inadvertence, and therefore they
did not propels to ask for any costs against hiss.
The defendant, Judge, bad obtained an order to defend the
suit in forma palmed., and therefore costs could only be
sought as against him up to the time of his obtaining this
order.
Mr. Rosen, for the defendant Strong., said that consider-
ag the great liberality which the crown had shown to bis
el6nt N this 11011/119 now proposed to be taken, he hed just
es summedwati with a sea of the delendant Strange, mewl
murk wise authorised him end his learned *lead
:zzate my that, as
base regarded the dafendant Stang" the
would be saltailled to, without Wadding
the mused for the plaintiff ale' holier Ma the emu
Mr. Weans, mate same d to nil hie adomper-
lagoon's ea Om part of Mr. lamp, he the Luisa* tray
in whisk Mr. Strange's Nadu* had been ascribed te
advertises.
Mr. Sidney Smith said he was the counsel andoei by ihe
court to defend air. Judge, es a pauper, and lama all wen
the ceased for the plaintiff end the Attorney to
*sir awe, 4:resedLeg the evidence. Mr.=
did nee te the so far as regarded the
S
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Scabs eta sablegas, with seek bagasse adgitt hail to
the soden this it weepallied with amimeity en permis-
sion. bat he esstraded thet he mild net be asW roo
Wives
aced impwasisws dile etching% in his pcomecies,
ccgamily fres publishing say eatelogoo of
tbem. The ease must, *man, be ands neat la the
nasal wra.
Mr. &dant Talfoard samealmesi maid the evidence.
Mr. Meg Smith &domed that die rroggaggiss and
deposition's's!. wrouily Whaled. In the names of the
parties at the head of those desamesta there was omitted the
name et tee at the defeedsale—namly, the Tommie Mr.

Judge.
The islieisr-Charal meld that, before the interrogatories
wen or the ditgoddons taken, there had been en
oaks anis diaithaird the bill as spina that dotendeat.
Mr. Wary Ihnith intattted that, SI the bill had not been
memordsd by slaikkig OM the area of this defendant, his
ears wen edit gm the ramad f aid 6o general parrs
was to retail 6s now dell 6o paths spat the mord in
the this el ths grassoilmga. She sigestion was rat one ol
fora, aay; liosomns snit at snap raid issewlally affect
any elevator sasastame teld6 It right be dummied raerary to
aka arivatrin, if Me oviimass were laseana.
The Threbanaeller NM Oat as the bill sad latheratlon
had bra amatesod wile dalmniat in gnsation, the
tit* of the laismilueles eat ilapoidoes properly