The Express.
London, England, 1848-03-02 00:00:00

MOMS I CZIIO3I but be eemslows be writ fiat Ima removed to •
emem of far rester reswerthfts Ist Mr ,mliy,, thso
in vein I have hitherto am; sell r= hat Ini as
lest I dread perm la alemsete bra din
dean wry of what me law imi damp II
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sew to am mi Pet la ter esters et hut arredelleht_ eb-
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whin Insproenredi me blear In as pawn ef Yew
se Caner =ten esaient kr nip Is ibe high le disk
lam now
Oermielyta wasmepotpa demenniersible=2srlelise.
MmIG• • videeokkkelert dike deans' of
Pen fa Ile Panes lealmale intarill steep les TIM leMeldlif bed
Miestioa era het Mae lose ritINIA ; wee le as mseallm kr
Oaks bet arna awe avert int or if the elder use
et the
peewit day beef MIR et sedemMell them The liedassase
iss what Is Ina; sad win Imam sena from do WONG% M
will elways to my ernienwar Is solneithe,swertnitli by Won
as Me eat side. er bp Itamisktradnisa ea Ur War.
se!Aanew, M. Mayer sal Omillmarm TIMM I iii yea
accept Nszlied wbbsi he par Mom mosagelly heft prelar4
private. I mart leave emodedem id& wida I' ham ben es hos
ouneseek without sear MOW ef Vas toorklo=l
earil any wia me a Meng ewe 0 ass Po
whin I kne sheep espaismod from Miniboom et Omar,
and esusiely kr as rapes' awl earths displayed in the earns
whiehl brousow the begewir et rreelelig.
The afaaal and magistrates than withdrew, and returned
in procession to the Exchange where they seParatod.
taiti.
ROBBERY AT THE JOINT-STOCK BANK, WORTHING.
—Between Saturday evening and Monday. morning, the
premises of the Worthing branch of the
of Joust-keleton kstack
eysComit
-
pany's Bank were entet ed (by mesas s,
is supposed), by thieves, who carried off fourteen 101. and
littyan 61. notes, besides gold and silver to the amount
altogether of between 6001. and 7001. The anon who
hu charge of the premises, whose name p
and who lives within two or three doors of
onday
the
bank, went to the premises as usual on M
morning and found everything externally in the sad e state
as when he left on Saturday evening. He proceededto open
the large iron chest which contains the fec. and
as
fastened fastened with a very strong padlock. This he , &Us; opene
without perceiving any difference ; but when he endeavoured
to open the safe, he found the key would not go in. lie gave
the lock a shake, and it fell off. He then discovered that all
the money had been taken. Two men were seen coming
out of the bank on Sunday evening between 7 and 8 o'clock ;
one is described as a tall man dressed in a light coat, and the
other rather short.
EMIT.
THE A5178E8 OF ENDOWED SCHOOLS in MIAOW
parts. of the country awe frequently been reported ape
provincial columns of this Journal. Scarcely a
but can produce instances of lands and moneys beg=
long ago by pious and charitable persons, with the gaol In
tent that the children of after generations might
al
enjoy the
benefits of a free grammar school
. In the
igreet
ncreasemajority
these cases the property so bequ has din value
ten, twenty, sometimes a hundred-fold. Yet the intentions
of the donors are defeated by a perversion of the funds,
and jointer ions which might, and ought to be,
widely beneficial, are allowed to tall into decay and compara-
tive ineletonees. In one recent instance—Thorn's Gram-
mar School, at Bristol—the effect of public inquiry haseened
very beneficial and encouragicg. Foods long pervert
have be! n restored to their legitimate use, and the people of
that city now erijoy the advantage:lot a free school of the first
class, the cut of which is defrayed by the proceeds of pro-
perty bequeathed three centuries ago for educational
pitman. The grammar school at Blackburn is one
in which a similar reform is sought, and the local papers are
drawing attention to abused foundation schools at Clitheros
Cheltenham, and Lewisham. Respecting the latter, a me-
morial signed by many
dreesea of the inhabitants, has been ta-
to the Lord Chancellor, one of the members for the
borough of Greenwich, Admiral Dundas, having undertaken
to forward it to that dignitary. Tr is document states:
"That Leivisb.wi tlvirnmar School was founded by the Rev. Abra-
ham Cafe, Vicar of Lewisham, for the benefit of Lewisham, lee.
GTIOII6OI, and Deptford, and was in operation during the Fie of the
foamier. At his decease, by will dated 7th Sept., 163 e, be lames all
his lands, houses, neemente, and annuities whatsoever to
the Society of Leather.sellers of the City of London. sun
their succemons after them for ever, as long as they condom
such a lawful society, vet ooly a all the several charitable and Mom
saes, and upon the auditions hereafter ezpreend In his will to he
performed and no other. He oleo gives them Lion., that therewith
they should forthwith purchase at the least 36t. or 571. yearly rents at
a *est/aura, and employ the benefit thereof to the ass of the
they ondertskiog the diacharge ot all the pious uses in his will=
receive If. of lawful money every year for ever; that out ot the
51. the renter warden of the Leathereellers dal have les. tor
his pales ; •lao out of it the clerk ot the company shell ham
he Ms pane. 10e. He directs that if there be say °seeping et his
waft MIMI be applied by the wardens at the society of the
uiLeather-
man be the fuller discharging all the piepineuate and perptties set
darn in his will. In the 16th year of the reign of ling Cherie'
11., at the itlMlllloe of the Leathers/Ikea an act of parliament was
passed, wherein it was stated that the sompany poneesed property
reakehme wherewith to purchase lead which would realise 2001.
me imam Sr the further ippon of the said school.
The mid whoa is to supply Eno fastroidea to 31
_who are to be
1 irrnbillm;s"Watileadisi==esahilikaade=sfulPera=
moor el sieg ens Imre 4:ll42,pes=ase ; tif no request
et le imi •Sr se, esi et any q
_inlay may be
Yoram They are WM imirasted in the Makew. area, and Win
tersom ea am to be are NM, whores he Me unrendlett and to
ern dell la re Morel, ft OM shall call Ira been." Then en
he be Irmo meerro whose rode of election sat when morel daties
Iff•11111111101011204 ; OS& of the tree ackaime is to pay la he m
hors suer le to be divided by the mastic awl usher.
The base mere' le le be a very herd rum are le reek the
Gut ad LIM tempr, both Were est rearm the listion;
be Is le node, IN. pr anal" is prtlmea Is Woe 114 beerdem
bet Is set ter WM IM poor sdarthes, anus netrobeetes meat en
erre izhaked he their nslrenten. Ille rash rens or
slier
of UM Sr a year, sad he to be • snares at the Velem
nay of The vetting =Wm Is to be paid 111. a per,
The n' at nt a f the what b vats entirely, in the maim gad
warden of the eimpent. Yet ea =her is appointed, efe wake-
mar in eigreinewg. ensue_ etoV is spriserL Several
Fern hue aeon
Sir sem. Mt they have in
see* Iffetf. elleeLee erehherrlog
_prim Ur iredy
thoushnorsomy rarer adorers-is the endleidtrire that the
'emir swam are or repektad. art are not paid.
80-edreineare mot Se the eolenneeel=iltber• is saw eon one
faunae snafu lathe mail la his
ale d insp. nposedly
reensal relestiolo Ws Mr seat to re Leserredhwt Om
puryrlat velbeat Ilee hot seMbelica co area We Mm Merl
that Or rid arra them, rare et tab order, dot WM
tun an berediMed he dr groper emerrert et dr nher-r OM
mei Mr* luerleber irk the Muss burn lone Mae et all
trona' popery, ert Ur des well Mom teet et ariden et the
luelorearlamplu eosin awe Men town tea* renal lia-
na's In elm Mete ed ensees, re Meting samtwowliy at the
Crows sad Impte_ Tam% et Oreearkh."
The memoll ray the Chancellor to direct the
Attorner Cieseral to take proceedings for the correction of
this negligence—saying
Ws venture to ask this as a matter of public justice, and a great
ton to carotins and to oar neighbours, who, the'mh willing
accordthe to their means to pay for the education of their sons,
yet the schoolsalone to which the great majority have amen do not
aged earthier hoe that advancing n the pion founder to be given,
nor that required by the spirit of the times.
The lands, admitted by the Leathersellers themselves to be
worth 200 i. a year in the days of Charles 11., must surely
return a handsome rental at the peanut day ; yet it appears
that that worshipful company have not lately paid even the
301. a year to the master of Lewisham School. Whether the
inhabitants and the Lord Chancellor will be able to bring
them to account remains to be seen ; but the good effect of
striving for reform at Bristol encourages similar exertions in
other nieces where similar abuses eclat.

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL.
OXFORD, MARCH 1. —ln a convocation h 4den this morn.
ins, the names of the following gentlemen who have been nominal* 1
examiners for the University Latin scholarship, met with the appro- ,
balm of the house, vix.; Ray. A. P. Stanley, M.A., Yellow of
versity ; lice..l. D. Collis, MA., late Fellow of Worceeter ; Rev. W.
Kay, M.A., Yellow of Lincoln.
Ins congregation holden at the same time, the following degrees
were conferred, via., Bloater of Arts : Rev. J. Henley, Eleter Rey.
W. pre,.Basense ; T. KekewleA, Christ Church ; H. D. Pearson
and Rev W. Fraser, Worcester.— Bachelor of Civil Taw: J. IL
Griffiths, Scholar of University.—Bachelor of Arts : W. H. Gutte-
ridge, Clerk. New Coll. ; J. S. Vaughan and C. T. Hoskins, BALM;
B. (;. Harris, taster; C. W. Pranks, Christ Church; W. Kern, Wor-
cester ; Rev. J. L. Brereton, Scholar, University: R. T. Whitman
and W. Alington, Merton.
A congregation will be holden on Tuesday neat for the purpose of
receiving the names of such bachelors of arta who have not yet deter-
mined.
The examtnere appointed by the mathematical scholarships (Rev.
R. Walker, K. Hill, and A. B. Weber) give notice that an examina-
tion will be for in the schools on the 27th of March and the fol-
lowing days. for the purpose of electing one junior and one senior
scholar. The junior scholarship is open to all members of the
versity who hare not exceeded nine terms from their matriculation
inclusively. The senior scholsrship is open to all Bachelors of Arts,
or those who have at least pareol their matriculation, and have
not exceeded the 26th term from their inclusively.

NAVAL.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH I.—The Resistance. troop ship,
from he Mauritius, arrived st Spithead at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
Eithert the 12th or Mith refit. is suppoped to he on board. She came
up with top-gallant masts alma, hawing esperienceed tremendous
weather the fart few days. The Persian, Hi, sailed this afternoon for
the eastward, to he paid elf.
WOOLWICH, MARCH I.—African, M.-v., arrived this
morning, having on board fifty riggers from Chatham and Sheemess,
sent up from Chow pond
~o be employed io rigging the Rattler and
the Phalli:, screw et.-vs., which are to be sent round to Portsmouth
when ready.—Sphynx, rit.-eloop, will leave in a day or two, being
nearly ready for sea. Orders were received from the Admiralty last
night that this vesrel is not to proceed Port
la mouth,
in as ori-
ginally intended, but to Sbeemees, ree wile id up ordi-
nary, as one of the four advanced steamers to be annexed to Chatham.
—Triton se..v., left yesterday morning on an experimental trial to
test her LieSintry,_
ADMIRALTY, MARCH I.—APPOINTMENTB.—Capt. E. J.
Bird to investigator.—Lieut. and Commander it. McKenley to Pluto.
—Burgeon R. Anderson to Inveselgatar.—Amist.-Surgeons E. Adams
(acting), to Enterprise' W. Dunbar to Andromache; IL Matthews,
to Investigator ; T. Littlejoke (acting), R. C. Scott (acting), and J.
Murphy (acting), to Vernon.
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SPORTING.
BETTING AT MANCHESTER.
LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHARE.-9 to 1 east Chandler, 12
to 1 apt Naworth (1), 14 to 1 apt the Nigger (t), 20 to 1 apt
Standard Guard (t), 20 to 1 agst Mather ,25t0 I apt Sir Arthur.
LIVERPOOL GREAT NATIONAL STEEPLE CRASES.
EARL OP SEPTON'S PLATE of 501. added to • sweeps of
10 soya each ; Sit. One mile.
?dr. IC Dawaores Liston (Hay) l
Lord Chesterfield'. Sampson
3
Mr. Pulley's Adrainntrator
Luey Ashton, Sylvan, and Romance elm ran. Betting 3to 1 eacn.
h
WI &unroll and Liston, 4 to 1 agst Sylvan, 5 to 1 apt Lucy Ashto
Won in a winter.
HANDICAP SWEEPSTAXIIB of 20 KM. each, 10 ft, and 100
added. Pour miles. (83 subs, S 3 of whom declared.)
Captain Little's Chandler, 11,1 Illb (Owner) 1
Mr. 0. Brethe's Curate, list 12Ib (011iver) 2
The following also started, but were not placed :—Wolverbampton,
Ilet 121 b ; Saucepan, tilt Mb; Mathew, ilea 10th; Jerry, 1 Ist 71b;
Sather Mathew, list Sib; Pioneer, list Sib; Switcher, 11et 51b;
Aahberry Lem; 1 Ist. Sib • Cheroot, Ita 21b; Aristides, list 1lb; Mr
Arthur, Gat llb ; ; Sophia, lid; Irish Bard, list;
Eagle, lOst 181 b; Pioneer ( . b.), 10at 181 h; Pfeton, 10st 181 b;
Counsellor, 10st 121 b; Standard Guard, lost 121 b; Fortune Teller,
Lost 101 b; British Yeoman, lOst ; The Sailor, lOst sib.; Thit
Opp Queen, lOst 61b; Variety, lest 410; Blue teat 31b ; Sparta,
lost; Nowa*, 9st 81b.
Bettis(: Bto 1 apt Curate, 8 to 1 opt Mathew, 12 to 1 apt
(Nadler, 15 to 1 oast Mr Arthur, 25 to 1 apt Father Mathew, 25 to
LiTi.
t.lllsondoos, 25 to I oast Counsellor, and 35 to 1 apt Fortwie