The Express.
London, England, 1849-10-23 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL.

ORDINATIONS.
The following gentlemen were trilained on Sunday last,
Oct. 21 :
BT TIM BISHOP or EXITII.
Damszons.
Hash Hereby Bldg, 8.A.. Bailie' Coll., Oxford.
John Thomas Hastonrt Delafons, BA., Corpus Milli
Cellepe, Cambridge.
Archer Tempos Gurney, literate.
Philipp Hollfrolsad. B A., Pembroke CoB., 01011.
Map Lindsay Loughborough, literate.
Robert Matson, Minas.
Bawd Burdett Nowenhsm, lit of King's Coll" London.
John Heatable Parantore, Corpus Christi College,
Cambridge.
Thomas Whitney, lit. of Birkenhead Theol. Coll., by
letters dismissory from the Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol.
John Wickliffe Panels, BA., Nab. College, Oxon.
Parsers,

John E lward Hill, 8.Z.,Ci.61., Oxon.
Gorges Mervyn Irvine, 8.A.. Trinity Coll., Dublin.
Theophilus Jones, M.A., Brasesoss Coll., Oxon.
John Nicholas Lightfoot, 8.A.. mar. Hall, Oxon.
William Buckland Lott, B.A. Bell ol Coll., Oxon.
Henry Tnornton Puffier, 8.A., Magd. Hall, Oxon.
George Sharp, M.A., Caine Coll, Cambridge.
John Robert Turing, 8.A., Trio. Coll.. Cambridge.
William Woodward, St. Catharine Hall, Cambridge.
Br THE BISHOP OF MANCHESTER.
Deacons.
J. Atkinson, St. Bess, Cumberland, licensed to Edam field C.
J. H. Hatfield, 8.A., Emmanuel Coll., Cambridge, licensed
to St. George's, Manchester, C.
W. C. Ds Laney, 8.A., Trinity Coll., Dublin, licensed to
Christ Chunda, Heaton bons, C.
F. Clinton, 8.A., St. Catherine'sliall, Carnbridge,licensed
to Over Damn C.
R. Rees, Si. Bees, Cumberland, licensed to Little Mars-
den C.
A. Dews, B.A , Queens' Coll., Cambridge, licensed to
PendleburyC.
J. L. Whiteford, St. Bees, Cumberland, licensed to Burn-

ley 0.
R. W. L. Tollemache, 8.A., St. Peter's Coll., Cambridge,
licensed to Admarsh C. a.
J. D. Rodgers, 8.A., Clare Hall, Cambridge, licensed to
Blienbrook C.
H. Smelt, 8.A., Jens Coll., C tab., licensed to Roy ton C.
T. Moore, RA., St. John's Coll., Oxford, Scented to St.
Genes, Charley, C.
Patine.
J. Newby, St. Bees, Cumberland.
C. J. W. Ord, B.A , St. John's, Cambridge.
R. A Rawetorne, 8.A., Bramwell Coll., Oxford.
H. Williams, 8.A., Christ's Coll., Cambridge.
C. B. Wilson, 8.A., Corpus Christi Coll., Cambridge.
R. Leachman, 8.A., St. John's Coll., Cambridge.
B. O'Brien, St. Bees, Cumberland.
R. West, University Coll., Cambridge.
H. Lomas, &A., St. Mary's Hall, Oxfad.
W. B. Scott, ILA., Trinity Coll., Dublin.

Tan /tumor or CIIESTIS has licensed the neerlrereeted
church o 1 Bt. Matthew, Toxteth Pak, Liverpool, for divine
service, until the saute can be duly consecrated. The die
trict of Tosteth Park contains a population of 20,000 persons
with only one church containing accommodation for 1,500

persons.
PIUIPSRMENTB.—Rey. T. Boletus to the preaeberehip of
the pariah of Banbury' in the eo. and die. of Chester, void
by the resignation of the Rev. I. Egerton, late preacher
there; pate., the Masten and Wardens of the Haberdashers'
Company, London.
RSV. W. AItIMITZLD to Lorton, P.C. Brigham, Cum-
berlaad, dio. of Chester ; 771. ; pat., the Earl of Loutish,.

VACANCl2B.—Kinfart, or Moult, P. C., Staffordeltire :
dhows of lAehtield : anneal value 1401.: patrons, Trustees.
Rev. Charles Wharton, promoted.
?dittos, P. C., eqpnty and diocese of Worcester : patron,
the vicar of Kidifrnalnater : Rev. Charles Wharton, pro-
moted.
Morriaton, P. C., Glasnorganshire : diocese of St. David's :
animal value, 551.: patron, Sir J. Morris: Rev. H. W.
Jones, deceased.

SPORTING.

The following hones are expected he.. this evade,
Minimum, Jos 0. Sot, Fuglegua, Hornpipe, First Chance,
Ploughboy, Heiser Shelter, Mirror, Highland Fling, Little
Inch, The Bee Heater, The Nigger, Willie= the Conqueror,
shyluck, Amassment, Thornbill, Flare.up, Over-fork. Over,
Toe Secret, The Creole. Severance colt, Mum, Strougbow,
Okuda+, requite, Rae Napes, Sponge, Bacchanalian.

NinnaeitinT, MONDAY EVIWINO, 6 o'CLocn.
Our anticipations will regard to the proposed Makes and
plates have bleat se far borne out, that each of the fire which
Mooed last night produced a race. The nominations for
some, it mat be admitted, were not very imposing, owing
la sem measure, no doubt to the number of hones amiss,
bat fiddly to the club having oifered metal more attractive
ill the shape of 601. and DM. plates—for them the entries
will be immense.
The racing, to-day, as regarded quantity, left nothing to
eomplain of; its chief, in fact its only, " feature " was the
Criterion Stakes, for which Pitaford (on the strength of a
isvourable trial on Saturday) and The Nigger were sup-
r:with great spirit by their respective parties ; the race,
11 be seen, proved that there was no mistake in Pits-
ford's running in the Prendergast, and, we imagine, must
have satisfied his admirers that his chance for the Derby is
quite gone. Then was a large attendance upon the Heath,
aced the weather was favourable; the course was in very
good order.
HaNDICLP Purr. of 601. for 3-yr-olds and upwards.
Cambridgeshire Course.
Mr. Dawson's Defaulter, 4 yrs, 7st elli (CartwrighLord Cliftlen'sWanota, yr; 9st 21b (Robinson)n
Lord s=eta's Fontaine, 4'm 7st 101 b (Flatinan 3
Betting.-3 to 1 agat Bt wok, 7to 2 art Stitcher, 4to 1
agst Wanota, and 10 to 1 egat Nand's, and 10 to 1 agst De-
faulter. Blackeock took up the running immediately after
starting, and with Defaulter, Dulcet, told St. Oswald in
waiting, carried it on until half-way between the Duke's
Stead and the chair ; Defaulter then went up, took a de-
cided lead, and won by two lengths. Wanota, who came at
the last, beating Tophena by a length. Run in 2 min. 4 sem.
h ft. T.Y.C.