The Express.
London, England, 1848-11-03 00:00:00

SPORTING.

TATraiti6l.l.tivesoia.
Not a doom sabseribere preleat, sad aothiag dose worthy
et qw•sties.
WZMILMUM COVISDis2 MILETINO—Mso•ww•r.
Cva.—Milo beat Riadaseltanaidas ; Mainmast beat Daisy
Niue beat Yen ; Walter beat Olivia; Lemmata; last Blucher;
Rosette beat Girt at Keet ; Dona bt. at Vidalia; ligaroteatCharopioa.
o•••.—llarees beat Cs:abridge Lau; Fla bast Mirth ;
lee* DA beat Wad=; Dania be.d With; roraet•seasot bust
Waddles ; trawl& heat lady twee.
POST 11/111101.—Dimow1 beat Fatima ; Reefer beat
=
Drift but Oid limey ; Bulow beat Guy; Mlles beat tattle ;
boat WAN.
DIMS? (FIII6T Tita).—Mais. beat Fesranualst
Oust lairs; Loa. Pppe beat Willie; Yield Slarehal Alm Wild
Day (wet rem).
WOICESTEI /61.3111 X ltAC4l.—Waaa se tr.
811.1.11 we Swassa al 6 to
each had 20 added. Meats,
ewe net sad • igaw ter. Alt ealsi.)
Mr. Usertstes °wanes Niece (Itoolos) I 0 1
Mr. tdealdes New Tana. Dear
filwitarwrawsa ef 6 sows. each, sad 20 added, for 3 ir-
on.. as 7,b; goer. >t fhb; tea, lea 116; alt sad wed, lost 6%;
enures extra. Hew & wee mile sad a warawe. Ivwas.)
W. lialriey's Mowlist
We. Ilbreemerab addieretborpe
Mr. litines Maw Wally ....... 1 0

!Lab) inttil tont.
EQUITY COURTS.—TIIII7IIIDeT.
Before the Lord Cteessener.
SIFTINGS or inn ELLVIrt COORTS.—The Lord Chan.
eellor said an application was made to him previous to the
lut vacation, oar the part art the outer bar. fur holding
the sittings of these courts at Lintels'. lan in term
time, and such times as parliament was not sit-
Übe. He gave due consideration to the subject, she
had en doubt that it would be a great saving of time to th
junior bar if the worts were to sit at Lincoln's inn in the
term; and it wcold also prevent the waste of the time of the
courts if they were to alt in Weetaiester daring the sitting
of puliessent, es the Vice•Chabeellors were often obliged
to adjourn early fur want of connect in matters before them,
thou counsella ing engaged before parliament. The oonelusion
to which he ease an the matter was to sit in Lineoln's-inn,
beginning nut bluiday, until the meeting of parliament
thrt ie, to sit there till Christmas, if parlicroent !should not
sit before Christmas; and again alter Chi istrioas, and until
parliament shah meet, but to sit at Westminster during the
sitting of parliament. He believed the Master of the Bolls
would adopt the same arrangement. —Mr. Moline said he was
one of thou who signed the petition to his lardsbip,and on the
part of the outer bar, he begged hie lordship would allow
them time to consider the proposed ansagemeat.—The
Levi Chancellor said, certainly he would be glad to receive
any suggestion from the bar ; but it was not solely with re-
ference to their convenience that he would make toe iter-
ation is the artier. There were other interests to be con-
sidered, such as the time of the eourts. It often happened
that while parliament was either, the Vice Chancellor, sit-
ting in Linisoln's-inn, had to adjourn early foe went of coun-
sel, who, being engaged before parliament, could not go to
LinooLesina where's they slight attend if the courts were
sitting in Westminster.
WARD v. WARD.—The Lad Chancellor said he had
delayed his judgenent in this matter (resin ctine the custody
of lobate), thinking that the parties might come to an
arrangement, which would be more benebeial them than
any order he could make. Hem d, howevetro , received
and be
a
letter from the father, asking his judgment,
would give It neat week.
WRALRILIT MORAIROTON.—Mr. Melia said the plain-
tiff is Lord Viscount Wellealey, and the defendants are his
father (the Earl of Dlorniagton) and two edam, trustees.
The object of the motion which he was about to nuke was
to discharge an order made by the Vice-Chancellor of Hog-
land for appointing a receiver over estates in the counties of
Southampton and E4el.-31r. Bethel! (who just came into
court) said there were two long of its in this matter, Sled
only yesterday, in support of the motion. He had not time
to read them, see were copies of them yet made balite. Ile,
tt.refore, asked that the motion might stand over till next
Teursday.—Mr. Malin) said he could sot object, but he
ko-ped nothing would be done in the meantime towards the
app ietinent of a fcCtittf.—To that Mr. L-thell Resented.

Woes thetas War efthe gods.
The sittings of the court were mourned st Westminster,
bet the blamer of the Rink announced the new arrangements
es the hate u sittings of the equity emote, as referred to
in oar report of the Lord Chaneellor's mart.

liCure the Vlse-Chmeetke of fraidead.
The Tier-Chancellor, upon %AMR hie sett, made • state-
ment similar to that m. de by the Lord Chancellor relative
to the sittings of the court.

COURT OP QOM'S BINC/I.—Yawrattaar.
bud Denman, Mr. Justice Coleridge, Mr. Justice Wight-
man. and Mr. Justice Ens presided is the fall wart, sad
Mr. Jostles Pattmon est In ths Bail Coati.
WALL= V. WCOVNAL.--PLIVI
ea as seeks furfelielairkesameat, IsliedgeOheitto•
for Liveryonl, before Mr. Jos ice Erie. It appeared thatthe
defendant, • tally.dtaper in Liv, rpool, boa goods to the
*Tawny of 51 to • puma rolled Irelard, a foreman in the
employment of • carter in Liverpool. Subsequently he oh
Mined • summons tram the county main to recover the