The Express.
London, England, 1856-03-03 00:00:00

IRELAND.

TIE: TIPPERARY JOINT STOCK BANK.
DUBLIN, Masco 1.
The motion made yesterday, before Baron Richards
in chamber, for substitution of service on Mr. James
Sadleir, as public officer of the Tipperary
Joint Stock Bank, was the first effort made to
tiring the affairs of that concern into court, lade-
p edent of the proceediogs commenced before the
'Muter of the Rolla under the Witidiog.up Act.
The- application wee made on behalf of Mr 131 ckett,
agent of the Earl of Bessborough, end the affidavit
of the process server, read on the occasion, stated
that the action wea brought against the defendant,
as the public caber of the Tipperary Bank, to re-
cover the sum of 2,821 k 15r. 4d.—tha,, being in-
formed that Mr. &direr was at the house of Messrs.
Morrogh and Kennedy, of Ne. 5, Great Denmark-
street, who were the solicitor, for the Tipperary
'panic, and also solicitors sod attorneys for Mr.
James &Weir in the Court of Chancery, the law
court., and the Incumbered Es:ates Court, he pro-
ceded there on Wednesday last to serve Mr. Sadleir
',jibe copy of the summons and plaint. On knocking
at the dour it sou opened by a servant man, who told
him that Mr. James &idior was then in the house.
In reply to his inquiry as to when he 000ld see Mr.
Sadleir, the tersest informed him that the beet time
would be ten o'clock the next morning. He went there
next morning and waited outside for a considerable
time, baring reason to believe that Mr. Sadleir would
be going out t but on seeing no chance of that, he
went into the office and asked the clerk if Mr. Sadleir
was in the house, as he wanted to see him on par-
ticular business. The clerk asked him who he was,
and where he came from; and he stated that he came
from Mears. Purcell and Hanford, the plaintiff's at-
torneys. The clerk thou went into another apart-
ment, and, as the deponent believed, after communi-
cating with Mr. Sadleir, came out, and stated that he
was not there. The affidavit proceeded to state sundry
other attempts made co that and the following day,
by deponent, to me Mr. Sadleir, and that ultimately
on the evening of Thursday deponent handed a copy
of the summons and plaint to the servant man, who
took them to the room where Mr. Badleir wee stated
to be.

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Baron Richards decided that the mercies should be
deemed to be good, and that a copy of that order'
should be served on Messrs. Morrogh end Kennedy.
A notice having been circulated ealliog a meeting
d the depositors and creditors of the Tipperary Bank,
to be held in the Market-house of Tipperary, on
We=laid, for the purpose of =eidetic'last, what
be taken, in order that the proem diegs
m the Winding-up Act should be entrusted to
Crhaving a substantial interest in the debts
os the concern, and who are independent of and
matoommeted with any of the parties concerned la the
a.B mit of the bank, or who ybe liable am
ither2:lldere may
or otherwise, Messrs. Morrogh and Ken-
nedy, the solicitors, who had oommenced the pro-
meetings for the winding-up, and to whom names
the circular specially referred, immediately mused to
be obsoleted a statamest is which they say :
The honk hearng t, ae some woe epos
M she therehelien hyslierWrzir....,i, (colloid tt roe-
tisaltiem
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Wiese theft sad rate dimearp the beak liabilities
weld be beta am mit or unequal prelim% ism by
• =Mr the W Atha I not weld my
Wakes "WA awn to the creditors
sea moth etheteel nethiliessiiV:the shareholder.
eel lb* - at thee le undev the advise of
seemed, we bar, INSOIML OOP I. this is simply
to plebe the bethies ether the overshoe of these
um, which Gard applisable to the Rattails Aar:-
131 don. so well tie these reddest in Ireland, the forme
emaidtatiag the msjerity; sad the orders of the him
Court ef Oberon., being c4l ibis of ealcreameet by the
Basks\ court, to camel molest of ode audistient
k amount to discharge all obligate'se of the
beak, Jest as if made directly by the latter govt. Our
duty, m clicker* for the condoner, will have been de-
sks/lied a cm as we shall have &raised an order relerriag
the matter to octal the tauten, who will len.* the emits
sive sharp et the swindle( up, and whose Ant duty will be
to epeeist as alcial mayor, to whom (a a quad wipes
under beakraptay) the beldame of 'Audits up will be is.
truetef, and who must give ample security ft? the proper
discharge of hie duties. To thee Maar, not to us, will be
eatrosted the witding up, sad Mere ma be so doubt but
that the master, la &similar/ that cam, will regard the la-
mest. ell the creditors, sad alio of the shareheldem sad
wall sell c: seas tea: a oompitsat, trattworthy, sad lade-
preemie iostivideal. who shall she male severity for the
midst'sl sad imputialdlocharge of his very mpoosible deka.
The ena.ter bee ah o pewee ender the sits to appoiat a mil-
title to rtheseet the moral to le of the creditor*, sad to
Ovate! thaw MOMS la ell the perm edinp ; and likewise to
=W• eelloloth to m pretest the shareholders generally,
el II ea thole the prethealthe ;eo tlatjtith them
eerie se the sethier safacturabli to %111 creditors
earn ether. The thethelleg we lath takes is perfeetly fosse
theeth
No It WWII le the teee the moth ethapethereve tad
tioss treellee thine ad theeehdthee eel seems
lk
NOY at oestriltheeket the themest extent et tbeirprept-
et whether ralith Sesthe Ir
d, eland, *wh or en
WINN II will WWI SSW ',Mellon te those who am oath-
;
tune* thiethelith+ by throes/ oe etch oho obligetina
to pry eqp2 pougordssete ears to liquidate the cebte of
the beak, at the aim time Impel pestkular indivi•
deals arm bathe wt ely mined, by leaving them exposed
is emmtleme witboat Ihmit at the instance of creditor,.
Mosathe end IL WIRDY, .01 clue*, 6, Gmat
Desmark-otreet, Dublin.
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Thb ihenusent was considered sufficiently clear
Med imlidastmy by the meeting of depositors and
mettanjz nod asseedingly it was resolved :—." That
Ilm usalders the petition to wind up the
Man el mid bank the least expensive mode of
CZermad that their entire attention be turned
eierie g came eminentoommircial man to be
appointed MUM somiagew unconnected with the
beak oe shmeholders.'.

The bode. Weis the Master of the Rolls ban
less Sad hr Tesehy ant, the 4th lest. It is
stated thee the teed messet doe by the bank on de.
posits and current umlauts is nearly 300,0004 bat
this appears to be ally a rough estimate. It is
added that the bank itself holds a very small quan-
tity of Nib or meets against this large sum. It
tuns out that there has been much sniggered= in
the statements circulated a few days since about the
amount of deposits in the Thomastown Branch of
the Tipperary Bank, the entire sum being, not
56,0001. as stated, bet considerably under 10,0001.
It is possible that many of the other rumours with
reference to this bank will be found also greatly
el
114. Hughes, Q.C., premeds to Sligo to-day to
minves the electors, his brother having preceded him
and prepared the way. Mr. Somers's party is also
very strong ; and the chance is so slight in favour of
• conservative, that Mr. Wynn will not start unless
the division which is threatened in the liberal in.
term should be considered a sufficient inducement.
The election is expected to take place on Thursday.

ADMIRAL BIZ T. PASLIT.—Tbis gallant oeleer
received as estimakstis receptiss es Friday, at the Birth
wain mut ire, os Lie nuns hone from tee nese of his
duties wi h the Blanes*. Rest. The Winderwene hums
bsad headed • prnmein from the linen Hotel to the
Births &re staVos. As nos ea the veldt !Lenten wee
ens to el,sht, be was greeted with lont mad hearty bunts
of Orreries. Tie horses twist bees takes from hie oar-
tide, sod some stoat ropes attached, some mores of loyal
aid estbssisetia trains of the laud ef mere and fell pro.
ended to dreg kin is triumph towards his midterm
Crawl. of speateleirs Bed the road, and oband gent
I atity a. the plosentes puled oe. • triumphal arch cad
two. erected over the road seer to the Tendons of Bit
Thar, mai s prAnies of Bap foaled over and sensed
tisie surasios. rretentisi a gay sad welcome aspen. The
Admiral baring slighted, be is • few words expreesed his 1
tnerks for the hearty sod unizposted redeems they bed
gins his, sad felt elsd to Med himself at I owe ores spin
*newt them, sad cescluded by hoping they would al'
drisk hie bseltk at his senses a'. the liotel.—herwiel
llesmery.
CZLIIRAN BEITICES ACRROWLIDGED.-0a Friday
ended tie Tens-`tall of Tyne's° rob wn crow fed to the
a/or, any headed' is/person being unable to geld semi..
ens, tern hollow to Cmgeral Sharps mid Private Brew.,
e)lilieis of tho line cossetted wit. the town, sod w• o wear
both at tin bottles ef It • Alms, Bend me, sad Itkersesos.
Brrwa at the hills of lebermass received three Risen.
heyont woman, and had hi. his tine inure of with serene
snit. Doing di•shl .4 he h.a receiver' • preslas. Sharp •
had nes inv tided is cesendoect of the t areal:Cpe r f the
treacly.. but his furVag'i bong now up he is retuntieg t
hi. gegimest. On tenth of the lows Mr. Aleinrulin R`PPe-
well tea we
rrr of the ow with a deer heating wata/1,
ca
n/ moulgos, sod mit • dyer esosated pare.
ntata* tat In tr. sea ackaowledge I the honor
done tam br their uw: mew 61 few madras damn.
Biwa has • o hen *sod la alifostio• by Mon. T. and
W. faith, the rummy' •141•1141“.
EAdVlltiselileol.)--AT Ka. Mgcnra EBT•111.1911-
worm 112, inownterest. no I,
Wawa, roilibl.fl th, fir Nt • wer,tte B=l4 ll.' (it'KY
Daamissmma to
Work.betw, 113.11 MM, Dreestepbemsdather
Intlinnol Iltailyst
.:yawl:ya swlt.bio for presestattn. • Ow, teptbryntal7he Labe.%
...etrea. sad tomb& TM'oble
swim .sowania, Imo prin. emend :Tr the rotab:WismalN A
I,AW IMO. anal M emend r..Atiotweat Ws de We ire Ledge par suppeft Iwo, and • I szoty at ernwen

FILLYCESMARCEIONESS OF LOJ
AND DER PITMAN.

DURHAM, SantaDAT.
The Marchioness Dowager of Londonderry aesen-
j b'ed oriel tior t' °viand men employed in her collimate,
on Cent r. and
catenated them with a
hb rel feast, minim rag c( an *bandages of roast beef and
mutton, plum pudding, potatoes, and strong beer. &miler
meetings be woes C311101•LOIS sod their as.. ire not snore-
indurated, but rry have usually bees c raised to assemblies
at the mouth of mob seperate pit. and over them of Iste
years have fallen at r desue•ade. It has remaimd for Lady
Liodoodeety t• entire this ancient comes, and to .nbenee
its Ca me by making it en aggregate am mbly, •
mural meeting of the employer and the ompl yed, se well
ea ti mark it by a teeniest which will long be remembered
M the eros'y of Roams. A finer body of men tt an those
3.000 ituecy pitm-n who tam: out ti -day at the biddies
rf their nook mistreis could cot ham been assembled In
any simicieltoral or manufacturing dusty et in tie kingdom
They all looked sheet, well-fed, and merry; bad Wee,
Miriam faces, were well clothed, and in int itligrace were
eitrintly sup. ru r to mane working men who are eyries-
tonally looked upon as their superiors. The Hummer of
Cat ,t -0300 r fir 'be assemblage arose from the cinema- ,
stases of its being the central to at cf mat gr. a. colliery
district cione t by Lady Leadondary,and from the fat cf •i
hulloing existing 'here, the property of Mr. Hopper, as iron-
founder, formerly In the employ of Lord Loodonderry, in a
very bumble capacity, but sow an 'mines t manufacturer—in
"rivet smile etc imoto.ation could be affi riled for the lairs
somber of person. imviied. This baiting was 184 feet Img
by 67 broad. Ihe wells were hang with coloured dr Ism,
aid ornamebted with ap; riposte batmen sod mottoes.
There were thirty tables, to Una* divisions, is the boildisg,
each sffndieg sees for 90 men. Tt• dais wee in the
centre of the building, facing the entreats, and opp eta
win a gallery which aff ertleo to 600 female spectators ea
opporuniry of witnessing the gratifyiag sight.
The mos (tom the various collieries arrived by special
treat and otherwise during the mooing, and at 12 o'slock
to their places soder the bena.n Inecribed with the
names of their respective pits.
Tee Earl Vase cempied the chair, having his noble
mother ow hie right toad sad the Coustese Vase upon
his left. The mamelionees was supported by Mr. Hugh
Taylor, ehatrnsea of the C at Eggheads; aid swag the
gratieuen es the dais we observed the msyor of Davison
sad Mr. Mowbray, M.P. for that city, the mayor cif Baader-
teed, and several talloatial residents in the county.
Ample time having been a/cried for the enjoymeat of
the iv o 1 thiags
The CRAIRMAN claimed glens' for greet, voCelt was
very beentiolly sang by the Darin= choristers, sad, to the
Wouisinnent of the privileged parry, waived trim the
gouts toe aseapterd oompliaeat of a rattling round of
applause.
The holtbs ef the QUM' sad the Royal Family were
then given, after widen,
The noble CHAIRMAN solieited, on behalf of his mother,
their attenroo for • few samments. Lady Lindoaderry was
very easiens to empress her greet paratelleat os at
lbw, sad he wee sera theyweld listen to what @lra
te say.
The Maacistoorase roe", and ma Immediate Minos en-
med. Her ladyship, at Ant, spike Ia a voice tremulous
with emotion, but, as she warmed with the subject, her
mode eel Mimeses guise/ strength, sad orbs proceeded with
emphasis sad marked Winn to eddrua the meeting se
Wawa "My triesda,—l have iavitid you ell to diaper to-
day that we may Wow better acqualatett—
that yon may hoar from my own Ups an um-
roam of the deep interest I fool in you welfare, sad
tint I may have an et expressing
the pride sad satisfaction I have in ever en large
a Wm of twinges: and w.12-coded I have
asked all in ay employ to patinae/a Ile this hest, sad 1
bid you all a friendly woken's. Bat I mikes, myself pria-
&pally to the p;teen, way of whose haw worked under
my asessors. It Is plead., to trine beck this bond of
saga, Wel I fondly lope may eztendte the not swee-
ties, ad that their Moiler. a may costume to save woke
mite. I regret that sloes the maeagemitat of tbso
great commas has devolved ea me I hive act bad health or
strength to visit you sailergrosed as I could have wished.
lodged I !woven beem able to pelmanie Mr. Win t pro-
mise to take ma dews, a= lis abed I should hardly
seceded in lading my way se= MR I kw% eamode lees, I
may be permiltod to soyoritassteasity erpeseespess, that
'loco lurks are more e usfaly looked MN& If= comforts,
your how, ad your seises* Uwe boom eeekudy watched
over. The latter have lug enjoyed a wend pmeeminenes ;
and, although I have refused to plasm then mike govern-
ment MMINISMIS sad supeni-iso. I know that they are well
managed. sad ft is year owa [suit Ups Mks por_ohildren
owa Wien andOtos deprive this of the bone* of the
gooldnselise lest is podded lee then. Yea well haw
eMmww nit is fee susseas In after Nfe. We end ass
toseda=the presto= the builder Or Immense el
who have lees no elitism, of their ewe fastens.
Ms peels ad bean of yeas head viewer that he was
reared and sweet a hay ta these o=l it unit he sae
eureging *leak ere this gee it see
the assay Iselemses of =a who bays woe= sad
way to
wealth =I Mae by kboor sad persevemmee. Oa the ether
hand, I am greed to say yea have set se mewls to the
whale trade. You were the first to return to the old fah-
toned erten of biadiag," and you have worked ea
steadily when the mea Is adjoiaing onlieries were on the
strike. Yes have 'eau them tamed oat of their homes—
their furniture lying em the roads and they sad their be-
loogimes sinklag shelter, while yes have bees eemkrtabie
by ;oar ow hear he is your pmesfal home, enjoying the
rewarl of burst indostry. Long may this happy state coo-
Orme, end may you ever feel how mob year interests are
eatwamed with dam se par employ. r. It is • subjict of
great gasaklehmos lhat nese delberies here bees fa same
time spared nut moon beta say sod= aeeldest. Ceasel-
ess will sometimes sew, a oweboisadiag all the =-
mations sad vigilante el year uses= sad your viewers;
and here let me endeavour to ilipoose Wanly spot you
abide how mush depends ma yeser =a prudes= and ears.
I would I could lad wens or had to make this
warning emphatic, for, I regret to say.tie riposte 1 rearm
of reeklesesese, All me with pain ea/ alarm, and I know that
Mr. Elliot has lately had ocosios to visit most) 'merely
▪ on. fearful Wetmore' ed &salivate with the safety-lamp,
thst might have cloned the meet terrine moults. Yes see
that, although I ham not bona dews, I en well Informed
of what poses below. You an all aware of the Wow-
stows I allude to, amid that Wee careless people have best
punished, some by law, some by dlessiwaL Let see im-
plore, I base* yew, that you will be ear Mal mod watchful,
ead resembeo sash at yen, that not only your ow lives
bet them el bummedo hews spas a thread—the paw of
yam leapt—dr elhoMag se the of • deer. And
IMP. I BA ler Gelb bleolog on;ono tskiag, fail not
to do all la your bonallie poor to deserve it. I advise you
to (request a= .spirant year reeding rooms, your me-
chutes' laininetkes. year temperance so fetes, and to avoid
the pablk-beme—ea be trimly indoor:ow, sad r
lip ak ast et ones creeds. ihey rest between was sad
hie Maker. See do I presume to dictate on this moseateo
subject beyond eaprosieg my maims hose that yes will
La low tbs &lOW, and sash attend your own place of
worship. Twat duty paid. you will better enjoy the rest sad
remota, the Sunday eftemmies shoald bring for yourselves
and your families. (Cheers.) As a Weed of religious liberty,
I have not missed sites ler steals of different pens*-
, nem, where the numben have jaetilled my Wog so, sad
I hope, in a few months, the coach at New Bnham will
be fleished mid available for the minion population ratifier
them. I wish yea were Neter to Wysysri, wle oh was
lately visited by 600 members of the Stockton Mesbasiee
lestiteto, win o &NI ed to ms for 'mutates to lase the
how. They impressed themselves highly smelled, sad
ware moat oederly, quiet, respectable, ad well-madected.
And now, my friends. I will not &leis you longer than tie
t-11 you how math pleasure it has given um to se* y7o
all
here, sad to en; ram my hope that you will resent r and
heed my wore. I heel deeply the responsibility of my
poeitioa, sad I have thought it r gbt to advise and 11.1111601
yea to the beet of my humble power; and I hops that,
while I as permitted to preside over you, we may each, in-
dividually sad eollectively, costing* to eideavear to do our
duty in that state of life to whist it has pleased God to
call as.

At may pats of this speech, addressieg itself to par-
tteelarly to the homely syropithiee of her hearers, the Illiat•
shiesess was iaterrspted with load applause, whist', at the
t•rraismioa of her address, smelled late a pee feet &sawn of
sheen, followed by an eballitioa of roparohy sae► as Is
seldom witnessed at a isablis meatus,. Amidst this Use
marehioases named her sat, but it was MOM time before
the amiably hod returned to its far. order.
Upon edema befog restored.
Jose Cu sssssssssss a emi-bewo r, roes fnm the body
of the assembly, sad addressed the Wembley's is the ague
lof hie fellow- 'wham, and tun -laded with oslliag for
ohm, times three, sad aria seam to Lady Loseoudtrry's
pod ►ea'th, moil loag life ani happiness.
The toast was resolve/ ar,th tumultuous sophism.
Mr. Moth Taylor, Mr. George EPiot, sad Mr. Membray,
M.P . subegaeatly obtaimed permissisa to "Advil@ the
alsombly.
Lady Loadoadany retired frog Oa hall salad Vs' loop
matlaaad cheerfag et its eanipaata.

ROYAL COLLEGE OP 81TEGEONA..-The following
neetlesee having oedemau the aweesary eisanieatleee for
the dip'otaa ewe admitted w•whers of the wily/. et the
weettee of the rout of natalsere ea the 29th alt.:—
Horn. Warren Heetteg. Dummied, Surrey Coital Lenade
Aglow, Wavdswetta ; John Wohtinetw, Blaeltber.,
Ito eultda; David Wastes. Dream, Beath Wale.; Alfred
rt Wayleet Winona Australis; Hubert Car:tee Whst-
lock, Baer; Regents Albert Klerk'', PeelOata ; &beet
firatea Wood, W•ed.oese, Leletaterebfre ; John
gatnrevil ; Jauve Deeeen, Carkw • Henry Bailey Lin-
tea, Dtistoe; George Walter, fledatry. Au -
'rata ; sal Frederick Walter Way, Partametelh.

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