The Express.
London, England, 1851-01-22 00:00:00

Willingham, Cherry, county and diocese of Lincoln ; ;
patrons, him's. Cxk, Gorgon, and Ellis; Rev. W D.
Bak. r deo:aged._ . _ _

Winterborne• finest% ree'ory, Wilts, diocese Stliebury ;
6311.; patrons, Magdalene College, Oxford ; and Norenanton•
upon-Trent, Notts, diocese Lincoln; 1641. ; patrons, tip!
representatives of the late Rev. W. Dateaster ; 1L v. W.
DoLcaster dt ceeted.

LORD WIIARNCLIFFE Lao withdrawn from a con-
tra olth Lord Bautista for the chairmanship of commit-
tees in the House of Lords. Lord Reclesdah'i election is
Low certain.—Morning Herald.
REPRESENTATION OF GLAMORGANSHIRE.— A ru-
mour is abroad to the affect that Mr. Henry Thomas, who
for many years has been vic•-chairman of the quarter sea
sloes of the county of Glamorgan, will be put forward in the
liberal interest as a candidate for Olamorganshire, on the
vacancy occasioned by Earl Dunraven accepting the Chiltern
Huhdrads.

CUANOL3 IN TIIE PATENT LAW.—The following
official orders have justbeen issued : The Attorney-General,
with the consent and concurrence of the 8 ilicitor General,
hereby gives notice that from and atter the 15:h day of lon ,
1551-1 Every outline, description, and drawing deposited
with the Attorney and Solicitor-General must be signed and
dated by the person applying for the patent, or his agent.
2. Every person who shall have deposited an outline,
description, or drawing of his invention shall be at liberty,
at any time previously to the enrolment of the specification,
to cancel any portion of such outline, description, or draw-
ing; and for ton purpose to deposit a fresh outline, dem ip-
tins, or drawing of his invention, omitting the cancelled parts.
3. Every person who shall have entered a caveat against
the granting of any patent, and shall, upon the hearing
of hit opposition,nano, the Attorney or Solicitor General
not to make any report upon the application for the patent,
stall deposit with the Attorney or Solicitor. General an
outline description or drawing of his invention in respect of
which he oppose the granting of the said patent, such
outline description or drawing to be approved by the
Attorney or Solicitor-General. 4. After the specification
' shall have bun enrolled, any person shall be at liberty, on
production of a certificate of the enrolment, or after two
days' notice, and payment of one shilling, to inspect the
outline, description, or drawing so depostted with the
Attorney or Solicitor-Omen' as aforesaid, of the invention
I in respect of which the specification shall have been so
carolled, u aforesaid, and any person shall be at liberty
to obtain an office copy of such outline description from
the olio of the Attorney or Solicitor General, on payment of
the accustomed charges —(Signed) lonic RowILLY."
DIBOOTFAY OF STOLEN PROPERTY AT LEEDS.—
On Tuesday, at the Leech Court House, George Hint, the
landlord of the Angel Inn Beer House, Marketaneet, was
brought up before the eitting magistrates for further sea.
minatioo, pursuant to a remand „from last week, as men-
tioned in the Express. Our readers will remember
that a large quantity of property, supposed to have been
stolen, was found in his house, snd he was remanded in
order to give time for its identifi:ation. At the hearing
on Tuesday last, Mr. Wm. James, superintendent of the
police fore., produced a piece of woollen cloth in the balk
or unfinished state, which he said he had found in the
prisoner's house on Sunday last, under the following eir-
cumetances :—Having received information, which induced
him to makes second search, he proceeded to the house on Sun-
day morning. In the cellar he bound a number of barrels, all
of them having tips in, but as one of them sounded oddly,
he turned it up, and found, instead of containing ale, it was
filled with the above piece of cloth, measuring about 25
yards in length. This piece of cloth has been identified as
the property of Mr. Hobert Hint, woollen merchant, of Park-
lane, and was stolen out of a cut on the Bth of January,
while being conveyed to the finishers. A watch found in
the prisoner's house on the first search bee been Identified by
Mr. Talbot, clothier, of Batley, he having been robbed of it
about two months ago, when in Leeds. Several other
articles were also identified, including some umbrellas, stolen
from shops in Briggate and Commercial•stzset. The pri-
soner said nothing in defence, and was tatausitted on nu&
distinct charges ; bat, on the application of Mr. June, be
was remanded till next Tnesky, that if possible owners
sight be found for the other property, net yet identified.