The Express.
London, England, 1847-06-26 00:00:00

THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION.

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OXFORD, JUNE 23.—The discourse by Professor
Powell last night on falling stars attracted a very full audi-
ence. During the two hours occupied in its delivery the
area and gallery of the Ratcliffe Library, which was fitted
up for the ocessiou, were crowded ; so much so that standing
room mould mereely be obtained. by the late comers. The
Vice-Chaamilerpf Oxford, the Bishop of Oxford, end Prince
Canino. were with the president on the platibent. The Pro-
fessor is °peeing his discourse observed that the subject to
ba brought bolero the meeting was wee of whisk li&e was
kwas;lnt about which there bad been aunt &al of to-
wanes. A* referring to the none& term of cemical
sues , explaining hie otiesewatileseCby digrems Meson-
Meg ehe appal renew sisonelp4emisis, the northern
Lights, &e., be Named to a is &doh tailing lumi-
nous bodies were Fenno& to essidarable magnitude
end solidity, and were lammed te armee balls; • theory
whisk the prefeemr said wee mlscsaikeg to humanity,
sad would had us to impost the wised would
he ilmingel a of trambinawnt.
&lOW of. &Nag by
Wm wespeciese adll imbed Is mesh The ob.
latalitty bea
ter
opiates wok dot they Mae gereally to
be owevaled fter by the aewaishifies ef Waft NSW in
Hs see ea, which, by a essamence of else* rum
if sieselree- albeit wen seleiest to came &miss, night be
i We a eelid ww, Ind then fall in the is &doh
• eassionaly bees Fur Med ; or, If the= of alestrie
hiat wen hue sad tea selkl
Watt esbleilholl,"V &es be times&
and lost He ti=.ll7 ntiewlyee Week
night arise if mum Waltham feniag
wan would ree All Mit dElk pint is the bums, and
aratance as nearly as tbsy OINK 1111111111M1611.11 thew ;
l y it all meele eswinnalsolleas NW be lieesabt to
it
In&
set wade
the ISM Aseesislin. The abiewity
tithe waleset wade mg he should be bet leo
=ore receive any iewswieliin in the subject tummy
At Hsi amwdsu it Se Power & thanks were weed to
the we. rim tars
.111=e ; wed, after a short disuse
els% the
the =dll7 the osaless &ley, a paper, which m-
on& essoldwohle inters& and, amespiently, some discus-
=wad by tha Bev. B. J. lasebes,in the section for
es ele:, =ad a mime by Hr. Vsndeleur, for
bresevkie the at blit Isbenren, tried at Rata-
ble* is the was* of Clwie. The plea adopted was the
ofieiblihweet of an seesidies atielnearies, &Weather with-
out's** to whim a Wok enewityatholl was entrusted
fa ems& deeshilese=iihmdlar sieaseindg the ne
=,l=ll.=mlbe., and rececilea Lett'
of the nett el the WI the Wired, at rate of L and
6 per cent. on the whiner mole and snaky expended in
the produce of the IN., at the market price, the surplus to
to the istemes benefit The faros was cultivated by the
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and he gave Nue
loud reasons why it could pair earnest sectaries of increasea 'acuities or DALIQUiII
ear were paid in kis= notes, wltke It mkt to be belt to _ ittoterealste" or" tetolutudasnmedj
am - , •e- - cp= The EMI ass 411111111MOR ay ire pow% IMO MEMO.
vent of a class, from which intercommunication and exchanges are enabled by THE SARAH 14 This ll.l left 110, the
Bsciaquer.r7oo n the 15th instant for New York, has put tel Cove Lord Montmele had an interview with the Hie,ht.
o chosen; the absence also of this congress to form personal acquaintances favour.
Hon. Edward Stit-Itt, Yceter& It =ll--- tam sidle Otome---" noteemre 1141111211:211dbeing ezebengedat fbra lientmerla 611: PePethe rtYpo'rcraltasech belie
4theatt" Pauli pariteinenstr Slward
wthonenlir° bleeds, to
revlrt.. •
•
wT milinely damaged, after running about 500 miles on
f that upper superintendence able to their combined operations for the future, even her course. The captain confidently expects to sail again on siebers duaway,,,ie Orem Kr. jihmilme.
leialuisoost sash neesuary .steins me the farm did not serious attention ns our dainekg position,
independent authorities, who those who repair to it merely as to a party of an- Saturday. bad an interview with the Earl of Clareadera.yeaterdri-W. . Care wee taken to eseinde objectionable details whir rasps* to a lee& of taxi
• there being, moreover, the tumnal recreation will pick .up some useful truths - - - Higham, Sometary and Comptrollar-Osnewral to the Caw shoonotoro hy ballet of ins nuoloos, and if •do siensed .g PT", •11.11 W
f the public and the press, by the way—will have some of their local asperities DRAW( OF Ma. ItOWLINSON.—OUT obituary an- 'almoners for the Reduction of the National Debt, Dada anny bye vow it th. The di • nee"- ono roper. to e *testi
. eon none of the B. 1111¢11111111Mi kis to be favourable
for any such pur in a and Fejudices rubbed off—will become more efficient flounces the death of Joins Rs wlinson, Esq., the magistrate interview with the Chancellor of the Exchequer yesterday. wen woes ihas
outaimt of produce for chid/kende, *WOK the was would mansge tug t
occasional ecadtoni in the emancipation of sore- of the llarylebono Police-court, whieh.took place yesterday The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council eat rest ea laterootwas mot tbo tad of the flat year, Bit =wag INK she
dm idea that he . .
ialauch,a,oer
tondeelkohrtatliseatorepameseseieliden with towri.essys; anbees:
morning at his residence, 42,
antler Wimpole-street, Caren- yesterday. Tho Lords present were the Marter of the Rolla, or if the INA
Me than these, or than all melee, or at the worst, ices captious and bigoted
dish-square. The deceased gentleman was the oldest ma- Lord Campbell, the Chancellor of the Duchy or Cornwall the oolthatiss 11106411. then the hoirepriqunetotitYr s°hrouT
orm in the colonies is more adversaries. gistrato on the bench, his age, we believe, being G 9. 'lc and the Judge of the Admiralt Court. An appeal from' power to tabs beak the farm into- his own hands. The reason for declining to coalesce with Mr. NOT. iser,, 72.
was formerly en active magistrate in Hampshire, in which Bengal, " Aluannnat Oholab KAoonwur v. the Collector of vast of the voodoos required to pay rent and intemt was concluded with a strong appeal to the elbstdri hire,
*red at home. The Bishop IVe have no objections to strong national predilec-
this reason, but stated its tione—wish to see the Frenchman remain truly a county he possessed considerable landed yroperty. Benares," was concluded. COW a yea; the numbered acres to be farmed wall f.,', Norton moved that Sir 16. B. Lytton Anktellgiolrif"
s .:4 cim
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sq., were proper Meer to reressat the city of Umeobi.
Mr. Seely sadreeeM Me eting, mid, that, es be bed
eepeatedly before dediszed, be weehl set mare 1110 Imam
catholic Church in say slaps ow sea, bni be maid *now
catholic, to agave in tbernalniar wiwaseML TM ipmeabas
was generally pet, " Weald yea he nay farther mem-
sion :o eetholio. sad he be are maid seem* be t>
Meg on the statutabook slaw by IMAM Taber Maw waa
liable to banishment. A 11•1 dieresis& feBwwwl, after
which the mephitis. nu pot mad eseried.—lt was mese&
that the meeting thinethall to withhold their sup-
port from Sir Edwra. WI We lawores immediate
angel, dto support .
_Moly : Abides was aim, end
cue side said it was carried, Mg mho ether that it wee ant
the Cnairmaa declared the numbeesee mod that it was tit
Scutt to decide. and the resehsties was eventually relin-
quished. Sir Edward declared his inteMina to go to the
poll, and the mtetieg broke up at
LINCOLKJAII (Sourn).—An to get up
en oppneition to Lord Burghley (who is aasaraate in the
room of Mr. C. Tumor), on account of hie era, having only
attain:4 his us-iiotity last year, and alio es mews, of the
manner in which he has been put forward, it Ming *mi.
dered en attempt to make the southern divide* a ammdaa-
ton one.
Car or LOND3M.—Two conservative candidates have
Leered addresses: Menus. John Meeterman and Alderman
John Johnson.
AIAIUSTONC.--Mr. Salmons has aimed the following
pithy address to the electors. It is understood that the
• circumstances" alluded to, us • deemed that Mr. Salo-
mon, should pay the whole amount of the outstanding debts
contracted thump the contest in 1838, before he oommenced
bin mows: " Omtlenten,—lt is with regret I this day learn
that xi.montanms, in Collllo3ioll with the election of 1838,
for eel; irk I am not, and ought not in soy way to be made
responsible (my connexion with your borough having only
commenced cu 1811), are to be presented at an obstacle to
damage my proseetes of • sansenful canvass for the honour
of representing you in the House of Commons. I, there-
fore, decline to enter upon a curia, and withdraw my
pretentious to represent your town.'
ROCADALE.—The electors Whirallad a numerously-signed
requisition to Alm. Sharman Crawford, on Wedneselly, to
again allow himself to be put in nomination ; and it is fully
expected he will accede to their wishes, and prevent a
come A.
WAT6I.7OIID CITT.—At a meeting of the r.pealers on
Tuesdav last, it was r. solved to put in nomination Sir Ben-
jamin lilorris and Alderman Meagher on the repeal interest.
Wi.xroun COVNTY.—Mr. Grogan Morgan, an excellent
landlord, and respected by all pubes, has evidenced the con-
stituency on the priociplas of the "Irish Council." lie
declares bas anxiety. in Me leaguer of their great deputed
leader, to make Ireland " Great, glorious, and free." Capt.
Hatton will scarcely resist so formidable an adversary.

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aelothbourhord thou formerly sod Ms marinas so tha moor tottly
was Inferior ft psolsrEq. Mks wadkwe was alus risvouralsie ; It
rabid raft al If. wads& The foam, thou" NM hs gone
dm% was walks WEI, lklusilsaltsedor. The rostag ems of
so- M:
?nes tatAIM a ii ow. sash; kw 2.yr.okis; efts, 111 Mb, sod
1 Sot 411 a; thousand moss Ms oaks. f at. was. (Si oats.)
J. Yule* Ile Mkskar (F. Meal 1
Lad IsMises Do WM. (Mime 3
ItMr. llsmswts MMIMMIIsa (Cartweelst 3
Psurs Mostostar et IS .on. each, 10 lt, aud It air It do-
oms% wilt IS WAN; lIM alma Is net his stake. Ors mud,
ad aMu 111 3 asohlasiataksmo *Mural. 1
Logi IMIMMak 7ss Ilk (Noss)
Mr. Tst Stb— .(leat) 3
Mr.=rlkolMM. UM Cr'ng=l .i 4
Mr. moubsirs lbolik Mt ISM .«.».
M.
Ilhorrs Maks Paisesq, at Mb (unmans 5
M. Siolsidra Ism, Mk" IM Ilb (LasesliZ) tek
Goa Orr MIMI, masa IS sins. sash, Use surplus la specie,
Ito 3.yr.dik at MOM L 4 pe. sat Mks: S Pk Sit ; 6 361066 144
gat 31M •
Mr AirsomaisdaMMirr Sibs. 3 Wk.; 32 subs.
(Win,rtrh=„) lz
Mr J. Oomes Oehmlis.
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mg Oa *Men GINO 1141. ID the Algoma A half wfir Wk. Os-
NM 201.1
bee&o Della a
rid. egall beetle.. GrUMW garb play le Ware
di AMY tbe Mil—. elm lbe °calmer gin, dat, atter
a bagaMbi ma weal/ kit a barb.
I egammuip se lamer Seism at 111 am. each: 2 1,-. left 18
Mid kit &rad aba Mt PA; sal Mai ee t etb ; the eessei to
taw g I aim. (SI mabp.)
Led NatleMere ?asleep (.1.111Sla.
Ma J. IlmWs 22a Mills
011•1111111111111 111•11111 d lion. awls, 10 ft, sad 5 tab If I
vilb MP Mid; the eseml ma Me state; 2 miles. (11 NAL. 7of
151510 51.11)
Mr. Mellbmee Arideft IM Mb (leramesk) 1
Mr. 000 Mr Peloser. Ilse lits (Qg Dern 2
Mr. Monte MIK llat Mb Mon. S. Mlie) 3
Ceaseaamm ream et 0 is added to a sworptskio atS eon.
Oa; ili 74; bar, let 31h; h3ke., Set WA; mares mid
Ille; the second to name 211 p. at at OM rite.
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Mr I. Oeraring IL la=
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Mr. Merry's
Bisrmo ON THE GROUND AVTES THE all
ar. LOOOO.-3 to 1 apt Coma 1 9 to I apt Vaa Troop
GOOD WOOD STOILIL-10 to 1 apt Vaapyro, 190 to 19 opt BMWs
Bro.
GOODWOOD Ct. T.-9 to 1 apt Wolabg.

RAW Enttlltstnce.

HOUSE OF LORDS.
Present—The Lord Chancellor, Lard Brougham, sad other Peers,
attended by several of the Common Law Judge.
HARRISON O. STICINST AND OTHRDS.--CONSTRUCTION
OP AN ACT OF PARLIADENT.—This was a writ ;delver OD
a judgment of the Court of Exchequer Chamber. The de-
fendant Stiekney was a commissioner, and the other defend-
ants were trustees appointed under an act 2 Will. IV.,
c. 50, called the Holdernesa Drainage Act, paused for the
effectual drainage and improvement of a tract of
marshy land in the West Riding of Yorkshire. The plain-
tiff was owner of a great part of that land. Two rates were
assessed on him under the act, in respect of his share of the
expenses of the improvements made, and expenses incurred,
in execution of the act. He paid the find, but refused the
second assessment, which exceeded 4,1491. The grounds of
his refusal were, that the commissioners had borrowed the
money for defraying the expenses of the works instead of
raising the same from the owners of the laud. The defend-
ants distrained his goods and chattels for that sum, and he
replevied, and afterwards brought his action of replevin, to
which the defendants pleaded, averring that they dia.
tressed under the power of the said act. The cause
was tried before Mr. Justice Coleridge, at York, in
1841, who told the jury that the defendants had no power to
make the amassment under the circumstances proved on the
trial. A verdict was found for the plaintiff, and judgment
was entered for him in the Court of Queen's Bench ; but
the defendants having brought error thereon in the Exche-
quer Chamber the same was reversed. Hence the present
writ of error.
Mr. Martin end Mr. Crompton, for the plaintiff, referred
to several sectionsof the act, and insisted that the commis.
sinner ought to have raised the costs of carrying the act into
execution by assessing the owners of the lands aereably from
time to time, as he had occasion for the money, instead of
borrowing a larger sum before the whole was wanted.
Sir Fitzroy Kelly, for the defendants in error, contended
that the commissioner had acted in the spirit of the act. Con-
siderable sums were required for various purposes eireeted by
the act before any could be weaned. The plaintiff hod him-
self contented to what the commissioner did in that respect,
and he was not in the least damnified by it.
Mr. Watson was proceeding on the same ride, when the
house rose (at four o'clock), and the further hearing was ad-
journed to Monday.

IRELAND.
DUBLLII, Jams 24.
We arc at length informed of the arrangements
relative to the remains of Mr. O'Connell. The Dublin
Cemetery committee, who had undertaken to defray
the expenses of conveyance, had applied to the
Oriental Steam Packet Company to have the corpse
conveyed by one of their regular steamers, la
Gibraltar, to Southampton, and thence by a steamer,
speciall chartered, to -Dublin or Kingstown harbour.
On application, the company acted with the rarest
munificence. Not only did they undertake to afford
every possible facility, but, through their secretary,
MrAlartley, intimated that they should deem it
an honour to convey the corpse home free of,
all charges and expenses whatsoever. This)
liberal proposal was accepted, and accordingly the
arrangements are as follows :—The steamer which will
bear the remains will have reached Genoa about the
27th inst., thence it will proceed to Leghorn and
Civita Vecchia, and return to England rid Genoa and
Gibraltar. The day of arrival at Southampton is fixed
for the 17th of July. The steamer selected is the
Queen, on whose deck a mourning canopy will be
erected. The 201 of July is about the day of arrival
in Dublin.
Mr. Collett, M.P. for Athlone, has forwarded ten
guineas to the Repeal Amaciation!

TR 10IC OCC URRIIROII.--OR SMUT* Int a trooper named
Smith, of the 7th Hussars, attenspUd to shoot Serj.-Msjor
Trout, in the barracks at Ballinasloe. On examination, the
culprit endeavoured to prove that be fired a blank cartridge ;
but, in order to do this, it wee of wane necessary that lhis
pouch should contain the lamed amber of ball cartridge. It
suppoeed that a private is the 75th Regt., named John
Bukliff, supplied a cartridge to make up tho amber. This
becoming known, the colonel elf the 715th inued the following
memorrndusi to be mad ns germ of the company ;
Pr:vatesaidQyba,lll be net gibe elm r lis bed, old bo
will be kaolin Ow e 4 W t sions*.. ammo swift So
him Is loassoilang, Is bs ondlsolaal fOr of
oaths.' Hs will slobs sewed • on Wellosslaw at
are am., to Athlone. banisnibi. be bospral le lobs lie opal
a " general" or diarist. ensetamsellel ; rims' smesdly be, wbi&
receive ths severest OW OM Is YAWL /In Ifeateanat-
colonel mann tosaboonlysaposso blattepalbla it ambelestable part
taken by private IMAM to Or Neweewee woodua, bet:te-
tra the corps ie an Winn hest hshmt tho toele, soil oho Ith mash-
1e Glop that so worlbleas • anniso vim a solar Amid Wang to
tb, renbe of lbe lift Ilselmonsl. .1 WM.r polhis, be
look for Nadia. thoollis deo Ws/ow to tor dtfneie, s bet moos
will be erased from +. listo alio ad i em melba
In c impliaaos with this oar, Boisiirs bar was cropped
close, and after lois( prated ha was led beak to the guard-
room in company whit a mepeeal el two privates. Imme-
diately oa huentseiogthe mesa be edged a rarer, and
drew at across his throat, whist abided dr prist"Pal Times
of the neap, and he soon attlenntris AWL ha inquest was
held, whin the following you'd's& woe teemed;
Wo And Old the diass4 labs SWAIM amo by by kook la
esowsreoss of bawls aft a ea abide wool be ids Stoat
with a maw, whlldWasobti tabor Wotan
by the i:•tretoe smelly of ths order it=g=erat.rodated In
evilencc.

PROVINCIAL.
CORNWALL.
FOROEIT.—Is Bentsuber last, two heel shame, were
presented at the WSW If the Devon and °seawall Banking
company at Einambeldias end Llama mopimehtly, bearing
the signamee it Ma War, faistnitsr. of East Stone-
house. Them 1235, were
duly h the mew* a~aeaeeef
lo
bolder ; but,
upon their esseadened to Os Navel Bask, Plymouth,
and er, diem& la Mr. Blase eneamt with that establish-
ment, he et ease rape& ited the *Wu% sae &dared
they were ihrgedes. Nothing wadi be ilbeevered et the
par:y who preesebil dna; the wdl Waded,
and the thougids of eggedieni the kerr vell sigh
given up, until Meader the kith Wt., vies aMa
appears.: at the bank at Lidissee, end .sassed aseque
for 571. The affair ea sees reeepieml Na as the
person who had got the dries oohed in BefOnsber last,
and gave him into meek. TM planar proved to be a Mr.
Body, buteter, of Demise& Atm a patient hearing, he
was fully committed fir trial at the neat amines by the
inasistrates of LabsarL There is wake awe forgery, in
which a party (whe esehled in Plymouth) be bees guilty of
forging a cheque for 561. The pollee ue on the abet
DURHAM.
CoLLiLip EXPLOSION AND Lou OP Ll7l.—A dreadful
eiploeion :of rarbsaretted hydrogen took place on Tam&
night in the Felling Pit, about two mike from
by which several lives have been lat. Some reports nay
four, others nine persona are killed, but the full particulars
have not yet been usertainect

EQUITY COURTS.
lie= the Vice-Chancellor of Resistei.
IiAVOHAN v. VANDERITZOISN.—A inference in this
cue had b wit made to the Muter to inquire whether a
marriage which had taken plane between Mr. J. N. Harvey
and Mary Elia. Vaughan wee a valid marriage. The Master
reported, that on the 10th of December last a penon named
Hwy Collins, at a place called Lumberton Toll-gate, in
theliand, had married the petitioners in the form and 'elem.
nintion of matrimony contained is the book of Common
Prayer used in the church et Emend, and the petitioners
then and there deliberately teak nee another to be husband
and wife in the presence of the prises in his report named,
end that a valid marriage bad takes Pent. The petitioners,
who were under age, the hyaena being twenty yeah
old, and the wife fifteen, now presented their petition by
Emir next friend, praying that the Master's report might be
ceedirmed ; and that hr the peepese of obviating any
future question as to the :slily of the mph" the pet-
tows might be adered to be oteraied in Maglead.—Mr.
Beeheit end Mr. Poker appeared as osseeel In the cps.—
The TisoChenielier NW be paid see ma semen why the
poles &nail be ronterrial in Reglad The meter had
=that the marriage in Bastiand was valid. This wee
*widow, and it woad be throwing a doubt on the
ataeler's roped le divest a sepal nterriage. The parties, if
they phew& night he married gods, but his own opinion
was that it wee windy useless, red only calculated to
bring llama's upon the marriage essinteny.
OVIIVISTON V. TANAZILVILLI.—FAIIILT ARZLNOIXIVST.
—Pennon sr Am Inconswcze.—This was a suit for the
purpose of tenpin ant certain arrangements whisk had been
entered into between Lord Tankeweele and lie son, Lord
Ass the pupate of avelefylog yowling imeninbrasete
upset the amok esealie. A daimon bed been made by which
a receiver was sprinted, who wee ordered to pay el various
sum of money, sad pay the residue Into the bank. A peti-
tion was now poesated by one of the inembrancere,
pray lag that the palm might be directed to pay him what
was due up. his lowooleenes, sad which wee net included
in the a rd direedon.—Mr. PPP sad Mr. Teller cep
pared in sagged at the pethisa, sad Mr. Bethel, Mr. J.
Parker, antlir. Like Emmil, tar the ether parties. It Pe
contended, be et tuition to the pMMin, that iW aggiieetko
would destroy-tae egad of whit wee dolled upon the
decree.—The Yiw Chenedier anallend that the petition
could only affect the inenialomen who lad OOP estop-
quest to those of the peekleser, sod that thwe oweld be no
harm in granting the sppliontion.

BehreTheellheireller Whoa
Chaim.' 9. Etweraw—ltvierrroisew or Brivisewatsca.—
e. pereseest tehwastiss leri sloes hese g in
Ate al% reetreithwthe
_iskwowedleattoo kin Mob/ lime kola
opM of rani Brheatessliel the Joie' Churchyard."
se as to Were theroly_ tks ,lows peperty, whisk was
eseifierare thereto. The inset bark* slam eauthowd
to set ta cootrareeks or the tejetteare. thismosehtiff
sieropeed to urn tin peteally with webs et that
he shed* steed essemitted ter embus" but lend to ha
had ebsermerl. eel hi JIMA le whet to awed sealt
sire. Osier Osier eres theseMseess, Mr. ItesaMy WA whoa
was Mr. Merlon) morel Oat sehreitseed sorties st the
rrotteephseas of the diedaat Watt bee
deemed= z.
rise elite estier.—lLis WOW 1•110 BM
Ws smear,
list Os Indiana or Nese ol the fliellais4 who were
deuldess hrieded la the aretrabisi oar, *At eyes he
semi with web, of modes hr *dr asmedeld k ass they
podia k Naas ia the mow esophies& eL

UNIVEABITY AND CLERICAL.
Ox roan, 4014,11.—A corvesstio■ was Miami this isoin
log. what*, WIWWBg palms am Mahal ad ~dm :-1'
Cbcvdier, in. ONAININIMI.Ora. ViLiiriAtt:lLit.um4
.1 .C. Adank llA.,,lll..ldmee,OwN Z.
B. Caner, N.A.. Ilesslag. OiniLLPsasIZILA.. It
Cam.; 3. 011issisis, ILA.. Oa*.
,USA.,
Clint BA.
Cam.; 0. llalie. Weas..om. ; W. Idol,. DAL; IL
U. Treland. 1ifsar,11•111 la De ma aawaska. anaoss au
it_t'2° to C. lum Elk Fa d WWII. te aaaa• Ws *gm al
A.A. far diet BAL. bi a Wea baba aea ano Da;
the (for
isms wore mi..--It.C.L.: C. Issigran. Pell.
a Ft. Jabs's. S.D.: 0.1. Clesailliml. Wialikani L. fillinins. F.%
al I.u.s. Lae alai the Kiiiiiil til tbii Ur. J.?.
D. Lase" MS% *La Is a a MD Disidan a Liter
11,vsentorafa.
QUERN'S Cadrallik asionsoint.--Tbs Ent Curter
posed Mc Chest leg * Wawa, bit Us iiilleq MI
binkand an Pr WOW nal aiwila Mama. nal It le araid
tar sallanan lif SS sow imittatass trat Ilimiseimas wili
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COURT OP QUK/1111 mums.
At tho di*. of the court the MO Ktha "Thdlosif Drew
with .. Cathie " was eafied mid bat five soorkijemmes
answered to elk names. d the sere=
monism leroley boon given, Lea Bad elm Kik=
in 101. trek, a= three in 61. oath.
Tea Qui= tr. Koozsv.—lttercvtrater von PALMA
IN AM ATTEMATIT TO MOLD TO BAIL.—Mi. etrjeant ghee
sed Mr. Booth append in tie yeemoolar, who had pre•
awed ladisteaset opieth tho tisdmilmme ler haring
ilidy swthisorn, In andemit =de Ike its path= thesmieg
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the p... $.-, K. Parmatto. TM= samments in=
into, sod a greet armorof witemeas et to the
between ths =Oka Kr P. Thule= Mr. If. Cho=
bent 0.0., sad lb. Jona mar= tor ths defendant, to
whom several prime of rameerealthity gave a very high
obazelbe. Ultimately the rotate= a verdict of guilty.
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payment of a sum of 301., although; according to hie own
statement, he bad paid the money demanded of him to
a Mr. James, the guardian of Walker at the time of the
former suit. Hence the present action ; and the defendants
pleaded a justification, alleging that they had imprisoned the
plaintiff in obedience to a writ issued by the Court of EX.
chequer. The plaintiff, however, in support of his ease,
called eviJcnce to prove that before the issuing of the writ
he had paid the costs and charges for which judgment had
been entered up, and that be had done so in consequence of
the importuuities of Mr. James. Upon this evidence it was
contended that the execution and judgment were void, and
afforded no defence to the action. For the defendant
Roberts it was urged that the money in question had not
been paid to Walker, end that the present action was a con-
spiracy. to deprive the attorney in the cause of his
just rights. The defence sought to be established
by Rutland was that supposing the money to have
been paid, as alleged, he had not received notice of such
payment prior to the date of the judgment. The qukstions
left to the jury were whether or not the plaintiff had paid
the money to Walker or his guardian, and whether the de-
fendant Rutland had received notice of the fast before
judgment was obtained. His lordship told the jury that for
the purposes of the present inquiry they must take the law
to be that if the costs in the former action were paid before
judgment was signed, the judgment and execution ought not
to have issued. They would also ansider, for the purposes
of this action (subject to the opinion of the court on a
future occasion) that the payment of money to James
was in point of law the samo thing as a payment made
to Walker. If, therefore, they bebeved that the money
wasaid to Jame*, they would find for the plaintiff,
as against Roberts, and if they should be of opinion that
Rutland had received doe notice of the payment, their ver.
diet would be against him also.—The jury returned a
verdict in favour of the defendant Rutland, and for the
plaintiff, damages 101., as against Roberts. Leave to move
was reserved.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.
Not pure.—Before Sir P. Pollak. CB., and a apeelallury.
ANTUOBUS v. BARWELL.—RIGHT OF COM3ION.—Mr.
Martin, Q.C., and Mr. Ogle, were counsel for the plaintiff;
the Attorney-General and Mr. Mellor for the defendant.
This was en action to recover the right of common over cer-
tain lands, called Broonicroft, in the parish of Acton. ft ap-
peared that the neighbouring inhabitants had been accustomed
to depasture their cattle, after Lammutide, every year, in
Turnham field, which adjoined the piece of land in question.
That Itroomcroft was surrounded by an ancient hedge in
which there was an open space of about 14 yards, through
which the cattle passed, and that boys, employed for the
'impose, prevented them from injuring the crops of potatoes
which, for 30 years, the defendant had been in the habit of
planting; and it further appeared, that he had frequently
had the neighbours' cattle impounded for trespassing on
crops of strawberries and raspberries grown by him on those
premises.
The Lprd Chief Baron submitted two questions to the
jury. First, whether the field in question was liable to any
commonable rights at all, and, secondly, if any such rights
existed, whether they were not of the nature of rights
arising purely by reason of vicinage, where each owner or
occupier claimed and gave the same rights of turning in
cattle, but was at liberty to put an end to them
whenever he pleased, by severing his lands from
that of the others. It appeared that the growth
of crops of potatoes on Broomeroft by the defendant was in-
consistent with the commonable rights sought to be esta-
blished. Usual rights existed, the defendant could have no
power to impound his neighbour's cattle for trespassing as he
had done, or to have grown potatoes, or any other crops,
which, it appeared, he had grown for many years. The jury
should, therefore, consider whether those rights of common
ever existed ; and if they had, whether they had been ter-
minated by the defendants' exercise of rights with the per-
mission of his neighbours, and in sach-a way as to show they
were altogether inconsistent with the rights set up by the
plaintiffs.—The jury were about to return their verdict for
the defendant, whoa the plaintiff's counsel elected to be non-
suited. The plaintiff was accordingly called and non-suited.
—The only other case which occupied the court up to a late
hour was adjourned to this morning.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
Before Br. Conuntsmioner Shepherd.
Ix En TUB LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM EITENSION
RALLWAY.—This was a meeting for the adjourned choice of
assignees and proof of debts, but the books of the company
being still detained by Mr. Weiss, who had not as yet
obeyed the warrant of his Honour, no debt could be allowed
to be proved against the estate, and therefore the whole of
the proceedings must be adjourned until Monday week,
being the day appointed for passing the last examination.—
Mr. Lawrence thought it most proper to state that if Mr.
Weiss did not surrender at the last examination, he would
be treated as all other bankrupts, viz., outlawed.—Mr.
Humfrey, for a Mr. Markham, said that his client had come
from France, and therefore would be examined now respect-
ing has proof, in order to save the expense of another jour-
ney.— Mr. George Pell, his attorney, was called to show
that Mr. Markham was employed by the company. The
proof was for 5161.—The case was adjourned altogether till
the 6th of July next.

WESTMINSTER COUNTY COURT.
Before D. C Moyle, Faq., Judge.
HARVEY V. HAREARD.—ID this case, the plaintiff, a mas-
ter printer in Charlotte-street, Blackfriars'-road, sought to
recover of the defendant, Mr. Luke James Hansard, the sum
of 151. 94., for printing done for the Society for the Aboli-
tion of Flogging in the Army, of which the defendant MU
one of the managing committee and treasurer. The defend.
ant, who appealed in person, denied his liability. From
the statement of the plaintiff's counsel and the evidence
of the plaintiff, it appeared that in the month of
August last, in consequence of the recent fllgging case at
Hounslow, a society was formed for the purpose of abolish-
ing dogging, and the plaintiff was !applied to by two per-
sons, named Plume and May, to print placards and tickets
for a public meeting upon the subject, at Easter-hall, on the
19th of August. At this meeting the defendant attended,
and was elected treasurer. Prospectuses were also printed;
Plume, the secretary, showing the plaintiff the minute-book,
sad telling him that Mr. Hansard would see the money paid,
as he had undertaken the management. The work was done
and the goods supplied between the 12th of August and the
had of Oct. The defendant said the greater portion of these
goods were supplied before he joined the society ; indeed, the
weisty was not formed until after the meeting on the 19th
of August. He mu present at that meeting, but merely by
invitation, and gave 201. in furtherance of the objects; but
he did not become a member of the managing committee
until the 26th of that month, when he also became treasurer.
After that he entombed towards carrying on the society.
The whole of the expenses prior to the meeting he thought
had been defrayed by the members of the Society of Ffillaill.
A prospectus of the society was put in, containing, mime
the list of members of the managing committee, the name of
Mr. Hansard, which prospectuses the plaintiff swore were
printed and delivered on the 12th of August. The learned
Judge said he was of opinion that Mr. Hansard was liable
for debts due by the society before he joined it. After a
long discussion, however, the case was adjourned for the
production of the plaintiffs books.

POLlCE.—Yurzapsy.

IANBION-1101.788. A fashionably-dressed young
worm awed Sarah Wood, was brought before the Lord
Mayor, obargod with felony.—Edwin Hominid, sbopman to
Hr. Ford, of No. 282, High Holborn, linendraper, stated
that en the 3rd of June inst the priaoner walked into the
Asp, sad looked out various goods, consisting of paramattas,
gloves, hoes, crape, a ink mode, and ether articles, to the
mood of ill. and upwards, sod mid that they were to be
seat to Capt. Warner's, 47 Hatlemserden, about three
o'dleek, Oat Suit she world lam the rattle with her if the
were Awed. Witameseid dis peas &saki be forwarded at
doe.ll9Plabra, baths mall mil the mantle, to which
AS replied that two same mantles meld be required if it
were apprerrod et. llpalhatlenranWioa witness allowed
her to Mks as mantle, wilds si that soonest the wore at
the bar, sod the value of whisk was 11.195. 6d., and he nisi
with the ether article` at Ne. 47, Hatton-garden, Mammal&
=:. Captain Worse or the prisoner was known there.
Roberts, eiregmeet to Xr. Lorry, of Bishergete.
street, linsnamsr, staled that about a firtidght
tobawl int a sql:y ergoode. enrielstkg et
sinelba —k gbwe. selkellue, end eller
Ohm et and upward,' and Ambit Ma
to hewesplek Worm 47,
Mks said ire meld lefts the amid 4tta lierrolturPwas to
be beaded to the kW, whisk Mil tot he enclosed in the
mod, mil mat to ftla Werner. Mho mid she wanted
is Immo the Amid all a plies beam she wont lbiese.
Whom whited to mil It fa her, but that
ft with her ; sad she imeellogly departed :ale
la her pander. lie did het leave any higesit. 17pos
waft at 47, Xnaharymesee, legatos found thatth
meyee4
maw a thagillbs4fre sobady then User en
at ell about ler. She bed beta an hoer tad a
leeks* oat the wee lad taken sll the lima=
Rightist emissM Ina a Ifend fider=B44.,lrsim,
Spain, eirs Is Xr. Loop, of
City-reed, Xmoareper, nail that on Tuesday week the pel.
steer AIM& the slap, end divided thstverienspers:
be sent te the hem el Caplek WAIL dig,
Commirelehread, be the swivel et her mother.Slaiasl
was ISS utile ardeles, and at her rimmed wiener allowed
her to take that melds with her. Wires the witness Wig
at Pidlpotrtreet with the net of the "ibis he 'odd sokher
Sod the mune, mar the nem. The plater wee mg./b-
-linded by in ether to urban she me pooled mit by a
, whim she bed in eels satimpled
galisigaewtereMerbeg the dire!_ 5f Xr. Mak of.
Meet. Of the entut I. Mask the leshmillimed peek.'
men bee lista sobbed by elepliann end his ma serums~
eme Jaime* may be famed from abs last that he hr ti-
mely had preimeMiene at the Old Silky. The prisoner,
apes big NNW Minim she sots desire= to ear anything,
replied in the negethe, end was ememitted be WA
Jaw Ham, ribs km been keg a bold smuggler, woe met.
rioted el laving I. her posemis• 101 be. lloa. ef Wham,
men Mask daisy had been pit She tatredmil in her
deems a Mkt, oTotriemsd himbeed and Mew it&
am, end 111811111.1 ais megismate not harks pewit
Minie the cross of porosity.

COURT OF COMMON PIARAS.—tao ....-...... __
Nth Pam—Bakes Yr. Justice WM= sod • 011=0110 Jury.
Bums v. BORIRTS ARO RIITLAND.—ALLIORD Fame IN-
YRIIIONIERNT.—Mr. Jeers sod Kr.Baabory fat the plaintiff;
Mr. Ilmakty for the dehadeat Reiland ; and Mr. Eindt. C.
Jaws !be loberts.—Thie woe an action brought by the
*WOK Ceps. A. &tidy to mover from the detencleate
eampeamilealadeaugtehrhhe imprisonment—lt appeared
that Mr. As** MS sifts deleadaate, had beat le
he the dintdintla a uses of " Smith c Walkerll
flatattar dellatiena. Ration& wee a eherife dame,
missitTai hazi=taestenesits
vdthisaigneteoplyeldtiffiraitat
wed IMAN eeew
MO Wily time:—lit the awiTt now
ecoglit by Smith MONEY MARKET.
FRIDAY BYIN/WO.
she The steadiness of prim in the stock market for
reilla*Wentst like to is amasquaaaa of it, some time back, combined with a more decided unt-
amable we thee the dedadwe wrote of ese at the time. deny to declining rates of earn and flour in Mark-
ed* yak dtwelere, wiled apes to peg the emu to the lane, from the large supplies daily entering seaward,
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aid that gi,, two days add a died_ At for the fall in stocks, that some of the more MAIM
the expired= of that period he wee libmated epos er timid amongst them commenced baying in their

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