The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-29 00:00:00

In the coarse of one of Mr. maws exarolasilses the dol-
lar* bitten of the Lad Ohasoidtor, retorting to the re-
signation in 16y,1884, of Ids registrarship, b the Hoe. R.
SAW, were read :

" Saturday, Kay 14,1881.

" filr—lt he just come to my knoWiedge la the most
Boddie and overwhelming weeeer, that my Meg sae, Xr.
Bothell, has his. guilty of the most vagrant misoooduct•
He is sated to me (and the bet admits of DO OA.) to
hare lost during the last twelvemonth very large sums
of money by betting at noes, and to have raised mosey to
pay those debts &by bins of mileage and loam io every
quarter ; be is ebb stated to have hese for some time io the
hoohlt of wegiestier personal ',Mead's*, at his office' and to
have bad his official duties disahatiedlta deputy. I feel it my
duty Maui* teremove him from his offise. I bag yes to pre-
pare an order without a moment's delay, steam, 'lt has
hese proved to my sathbolien that Kr. Rielisal Awspretas
Bothell has neriested the duties of his office, sad is nob to
be continued therein,' and that I therefore renseve him from
the office of ow of the registrars of the court as from this
day. It would be idle to "salt to you of the eta, of mind
lamin ; but lam determined that he shall be iestantly
removed, and that in the maser which jostles requires.—
Your faithful await, " WatearraY.

" To the Chief Itegietrar."
" Dear Yr. Miller,—l am mach obliged to you for your
kind feeling letter. You knew I could not show my We
in court if I did not do is this case striat impartial justio►
It has Dearly brokoa my heart. I will wait until Yond►r
Do not think of corals; oat, as lam so ill that I must go
to the eoantry.—Yoars sincerely. " WswrstrzY."
" 18th of flay.

"Dear 81r,—I as mash obliged by your kind and feeling
letter reaps:ding my son. DM it is doe to the public that
be should ledge, and therefore I shall swept sad act upon
his resignation as from tomorrow. I had Do suspicion of
his mimenduct until the day es which I wrote to you my
BM letter, last Saturday. It has bees to me as everwhelor
ing afiliction.—Youn faithfully, " W211711011l."
During 11r. Skirrow's examination a letter of the Lord
Cheneellar, Minna to that patlearan, and referring to
thew meat, was read. It we, ea follows :
"1, Upper Hyde-park-gardeas, IC, Thursday.
"My dear Charles,—Alter a sleepless eight I ma think
of nothing better than the conelosious I meatiened peter
day. It is useless to attempt to make any arramement
founded on his retaining his dam It would be discredit-
able to me his being allowed to remain. He must leave
the country immediately ; Germany will be the best
place of residence, but care musk be takes to
hx it is a country where the foreign bolder
of one of his acceptances could not rue him. All
that he ma do is to devote himself to the
education of his children abroad. It will be greatly for
the future basalt of his aces if they become good Gomm
sad Preach @cholera. I shall set !Mee to my proposal fee
his return to this country for some years. His childish
vanity sad weeks'ss are such that he is else,' the prey
of some rascal or other. • • • lam sure he
must be indebted te you ; I will repay you. Bat do net
lend any more mosey to him, for it Is • direct encourage-
ment to evil. If We wife end six little children, affection
for his father and brothers and sisters, wad regard for his
own character sod position, have set been suffieieat to keep
him from plunging • fourth time into these mad and evil
courses, nothing will. • • "
In December, 1864, soother letter, from which the follow-
, bag are palmate, was written by the Lord Chancellor to
Mr. Skinew

" Sunday.
"My dear Chula, —I am muck disappointed at your
not coming doers tomorrow. • • • As to Richard, it
is hopeless ; let him undentand that I *either can nor will
ssk for any plea for him. • • • I will WOMee his
allowance to 1,0001. per annum if he will go sad live in
Dundee, or some other proper place, and educate his chil-
dren there, where they can be well broughtup."
The arida.' of the Lord Chamallor extends over 15 poor
His lordship, before being asked any questions, mad* a
statement to the committee relative to the cironnotaaces
connects with the resignation of Mr. Wilda He stated
incidentally that the examination which ho had iostituted
into the amonnts of the Alma of the Court of Bank-
ruptcy had resulted in the recovery of lams of money
amounting to between 30,0001. and 440001. The gegoral
odors of his lordship's aides.* was described by
the committee in their report. and we Doti** very
few matters which escaped their analysis. His lord-
ship declared that Mr. Miller could not have had the
smallest possible interest in getting Mr. Wilds to
resign, sad std he had wow heard that Mr. Welch
had lent money to Mr. Bothell. With regard to the
Allegation that he desired to appoint Mr. Bothell
to the °Moe of Registrar of Leeds, his lordship aid :
" I think I had better tell you the whole of the dram-
stances, painful as they are. In the month of May, 1964,
Ire lived from one of my daughters in-law a letter, in
which she oacionsd a letter from my sou to his brother.
and it stated that be bed lost a very largo sum of money
Indeed at the turf ; that cams upon me in an overwhelm-
ing manner, and I wrote immediately to Mr. Miller, be-
cause I felt that it woo impossible that he could do his
duty ; and it was also stated to me that he had neglected The Right Hon. the Speaker gave his sessional
his duty, and I wrote to Mr. Miller a letter. in which I in- dinner to the principal claim and damn of the House of
rioted that be should be immediately compelled to resign •
' Commons RA eveeing. The following were the gentlemen
I required the reggnationa to be Beet to MO the next day.
4, present :--Sir Denis Ls Merchant, Bart, Lad Charles
His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales honoured Mr. Miller wee et that time, if.. I alece_tellect rightly, J. F. Bans% lir. Erskine May, 0.8., kr. Henry Ley,
the Bight Ha. the Chancellor of the Exchequer and Mrs. oolialaal to his bed with goat ; he wrote --, - Mr. Rickards, Captain Cosset, Mr. S. Smith, Mr. ?fere,
kind writ ; be honed that be might he allowed to Gladstone by his promisee at a dancing party loot evening, Wier le • very proper Walk ad La a very Mr. 'Tarim', Mr. Howard, Mr. Rose, Mr. Gibbons, line.
at tae family madams on Carlton-hooss.ternioe. APole, Mr. Rowland, Mr. Collins, Mr. Postiethwaits, Mr.
numerals and] distingoiehed company were favoured with make armagesnenta, and that I would not carry into effect
Gray, Mr. Hodgkin, Mr. Mayne, Mr. Marriott, Mr. James
invitseicas to most ht' Royal Highest any
determination
with
regard
to
my
"D. I
wan
nwininli B. Bell, Bout-Colonel ',mentor, Bee. Charles Merin*
Their Royal Highnesses the Princemes Helena under the impression that be could not by possibility have
B and Mr. Alfred Deaiami, piivate secretary.
bud Loci" attended by Hair suite, visited the Harticul- ,ecteds in the manner in which be bad dons, or carried a
The Bishop of London and Mrs. Tait enter-
without l • g his duty, and a • bor
teal Gordan) at South Keeeingtoo, rotembiy abasing. Tree&
se alt 2
brought tome about it ; and Ltheref amoo,
Th• enawaenri wee aaleetaeatel7 nither a"' :neey P in• tion that I would bear of nothing faired at dinner, at Fulham Palace, on Tuesday evening,
the Bishop of Argyll and Lady Alice Ewing, the Rev. Dr.
ow* to the Pleterations for the slorachina Mat rem but hierm my resignation I .robabl, should not havesate In Temple, Sir Stephen etyma, Bart.. Poiforsor and Mrs.
show on eatardaTi at which it bi *slatted may huh ash.'" • pre y Owen, Mr. and Mrs. Healey, Mr. and Kre. H. Rave, Mrs.
biters will make their &but the same molar with regard to • etraaltet With
regard to him, I was determined so to eat, because I thought and Mir Malcolm, Mr. and Km LesaleY' he.
Yesterday her Majesty the Queen of the Nether- . •
lands visited the South Remington Museum, sod on her ,no co
it would be a reproach to me if I permitted him to continue. The Lord-Lieutenant and Lady Wodebowie went
was that within a few days his ma' tion on a vidt on Tuesday to the Biel ad Qatari of Dnaraves,
tuNtrigomatedonthemo,;,.°°°°mote:°„l °°,li.,i.. Later, Prince and !_.,er seat, andiron the time of my receiving this imputation at Adam, in the comity Limerick.
" visits
---r— 'melee .."e .."' noon his conduct until now, Dias never seen him, nor Mdlle. Rosa Bonbeur has written the following
Prima' of Wass at Mariboroogh House, and also the -
Ls I bad say amionsicatien with its, except that on is to thank the liars and Corporation of Bordeanx for
°°°°t°4l
of Weetekelea' In the nMning gbe g/Wegone occasion whoa he had a eon born ; whoa his wife was their cougratnlatioos oa her elevation to knighthood:—
dined with the Earl and Countess of Clarendon. A rivet
party woo invited to meet her Majesty. - j
event He west to Paris, I thick, =Mead formed a firm prom to you my titmice ter the aolgratalatioas which you 1
Last night the Ootintest of Derby bad an usem- dote Maim& never to appoint him to any oftios. Bat in have offered me oa your own pert and on that of my OWW.
bly at the family minion in St. Jsmse's4quem. Pre- bbo month at February of the mast year, hie friends our. patriots. I rejoice that the groat amour bestowed as me
'doe* to the "Ming party the "his earl and sc'ssieee model me, and his wife wrote to me, and I ascertained by her Majesty the Roaprets has given me an opportnaity
received at dinar him Excellency the Andras Ambassador' that there ,me no emcee& atooohjog be him ao tho moms cd 'wooing my profound. mwintuthl, sad devoted rat&
and the Counter Amami, the Doke and Dodoes of 800- ,
that he had neglected hie duty ; I found that it was • false i made to yourself and the titian of Bordeanz.—Boo
clench and Lady Manua Scott, the Duke and Due of hittmeetmo. I was then ootootal to give him POW se- I Somme."
AthefL the led lied °mats. el Wats% th• Ber"l'd peintment, provided ho got • Waage from all his eredl- ITag ...Vilna 01.1:111 OS LONDOW.—The members el
Cett"eal Vane, the Fed ef Dsaimerel/4 Vl'antat Malsaninei 1 tam What I said wpm that acasion Pao Ole, , this club will bold their =eel anneal meeting at thy
, Lord and Lady Skeimendalosi, Hon. J. Vag. sad Ms. that I momid mob, as roma., bat that I would , Crystal Palms en Wednesday tie Mb July.
Wellesley. consider the matter when the release was ob. I An anl•rPrieiner Pireechemahl: is heamanning e`
Yesterday afternoon the Merebkmess of West- bleed. Some aggsairm was made to me at the ;.• , erwws Hael•dax:zwig,„„pealle° Twee* "will heardeleed two petleele thesett.
minder had a party at Greoreeser Have. Her ladyship (T think it was by my son's wife, nty dainglitortiplaw) t tams from Makes established is anal' par%
bad • veal ssusersm WV, st"Psisise miser el the leading he might have as appoialmeet to a registrarship in the lof the atty.— ell Teri Paffr•
I memilat of the diplomatic oar, sad •he of the mem- eresny. I made so promise, neither did I sire may ea- i OaTINAL PLUM—Hamm& Nnerival., Swam
•,um d the eristsenny comeagemeat to It. This was some time. If I researg . Da; Wevennosr, Jana—Told Adams, KVIS,

The Quoin will hold a council at Windsos Castle to-day
(rlntraday) at 3 o'clock.

The Prism o! Wass presided yesterday at a meeting of
the governors of the Wellington College had at the New
Palmas at Westminster.
The Prism of Wales, attended by the Earl of Meant
rodgcumbe and Lieett,Colonel Bowel, was preeest in the
afternoon at Mr. Alfred Wipes "Reading" at Apeley-
hones.
His Royal Rlghsess afterwards !ode oat on horseback..
The rebuses of Wales took a mange drive attended by
the Congos' of Maeolegield.
The QOM of Holland visited the Prime and Princess of
Wales at Marlborough-house.
Is the arming the Prince of Wales honoured Mr. sod
Mos. (flagons with his coonpany at a ball st their reel-
dame in Carlton-house Terrace.

A meeting of the governors al Wellington Oollsp war
held at the Palace of Weetminsier at 11 o'olook yesterday.
Present : The Prime of Wale, KG., president ; the Right
Hon. the Earl of Derby, KG., viorpresident ; the Doke
of Cambridge, KG., the Marquis of Saisbury, KG., the
Berl of (liareadoe. 8.G., the Earl of Studio." Earl de
Grey awl Ripoe, Viasonnt Evenley, the Bishop of Oxford,
Lord Redesciale, Load Chelmsford, the Right Hoe. B. Dis-
raeli, M.P., Sir Jena W. Hogg. Bart, John Walter, Seq.,
M.P., H. R. Cos. Eq. ; the Be'. E. W. Benson, ay.,
master of the college ; Colonel the Hon. W. P. 'Talbot, ho-
norary asaittery ; and George Chance, secretary. The
meeting adjoureed at half•put one o'clock.
The Judith)! Oommittee of the Privy Coma eat yeeter.
day. Present, the Lord Justice Knight ➢raes, Sir John
Coleridge, and Sir E. V. Williams.