The Express.
London, England, 1853-01-31 00:00:00

SPORTING.
iit;STLNO APPOIYINENTS.

rtau :101:211*.
Chrltenhats. Friday, }'.s Bridge—at It
'lir C. C 'astable., Wednesday, Sproatley, near hull.—at
half past IL
Baron Rothschild's, Monday, Pitcbcoat Tbnraday, Wing
—at H.

Fox novmDs.

Annual/toe, Monday. Kisall Hall; Thursday, \Mini-
moree •; Saturday, the Fox, Shipley—at 11.
BedaMonday, Sleningford Park; Wednesday,
; Friday, Oa rr irr on —st half-past 10.
Old Berkshire, Monday, Farringdon Grove; Wednesday,
Marelum Park; Friday, Farnham Village—at half-put 10.
Cambridgeshire, Monday, Abbotaley Bourne; Friday,
King William, Iluntingdin road—at half-past 10.
Cannerthenshire, Tuesday, Myrlriin ; Friday, Llanboidy
—at 10.
Cheshire, Monday, Crewe Hall; Wednesday, Tattenhall ;
Thursday, Duddoa Heath; Saturday, ltockyage—at halt-
past 10.
Cleveland, Monday, Cattersty ; Thursday, Ormsby Vil-
lage—at half-past 10.
Mr. ('slyer a, Tuesdav, Bull Inn Birchwood ; Thursday,
Meopham ; Saturday, Duenth Wood—at half-past 10.
Crawley and Horsham, Ilooday. Tilgate ; Wednesday,
Coolharst ; Friday, Slinfold —at half-past 10.
North Devon, Monday, Bratton Village; Thursday, An-
chor Wood, near Barnstaple—at halt-past 10.
South Devon, Monday, Haldon House; Thursday, Brad-
ley—at 11.
Mr. Drake's, Monday, Wyston-on-the-Grun ; Tuesday,
Friagford Bridge; Thursday, Grendon Village; Saturday,
Trafford Bridge—at quarter to 11.
Durham County, ,Tuesday, Coxbye; Thursday, Newbiggin;
Saturday, Grindon—at half-past 10.
Lord -Eleho's, Monday, Learmouth ; Wednesday. Dod-
diagton ; Friday, Longridge ; Saturday, Swinton Mill Toll—
at half past 10.
F. N., Tuesday, Stonemason Arms; Friday, Bishop's
Wood—st 11.
Mr. Furst's, Monday, Hunshaw Wood; Thursday, Ito-
borough Mill—at half-past 10.
Mr. Garth',, Monday, Bear Wood Lodge ; Wednesday,
Holdshot Mill; Friday, Greywell Hill—at half-put iO.
Gogerdan, Monday, Abermeirig ; Saturday, Plu Ma-
ehvnlath
Ciwrtheyrn, Tuesday, Cribyn ; Friday, Brynllywelyn—
at 10.
- Pembroke, Tuesday, Hayes Gate ; Friday, Colster--
as 10.
Hansbledon, Monday, Waterloo Inn; Wednesday, Basing
Park; Friday, Stanmore House—at a quarter to 11.
U. H., Monday, Lunnay's Inn; Tuesday, Nemingford
Down ; Thursday. Farleigh House; Saturday, Long Sutton
—at • quarter to 11.
Rent heap, Monday, Brnern ; Wednesday, Ledwell vil-
lage; Friday, Bourton-bridge ; Saturday, Wileott —at half-
past 10.
Hurworthe Tuesday, High Worrell Toll-bar—at half-
past 10.
Hanley, Monday, Farley Church; Friday, Tooth:11
Brick-kiln—at a quarter to 11.
Llanelly, Wednesday, Trimsaran ; Saturday, Clyngerwen
—at 11.
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Mr. W. S. Lowades's, Tuesday, Swanbourn ; Saturday,
Lief( rd Woed—at 11.
Mr. Luaton's, Tuesday, Thelbridge Cron; Friday, Eg-
geaford-bridge.
Mr. Marshall's, Monday, Dolcsdon Inn; Thursday,
Thnrnbury village—at half-past 10.
" Monmouthshire, Monday, Dineeston-bridge Wood ;
Thursday, Skenfrith-bridge—at half-past 10.
New Forest, Ms/sedgy, Vinney Ridge; Saturday, the
Union—at 11.
South Oafordsbirs, Tuesday, Waterperry Common—at 11.
Pembroke, Tuesday, Rage's Gate; Friday, Corston—
at 10.

—i'uckoridge, Monday, Stocking Pelham; Wednesday,l
thanstead, Esse: ; Saturday, lAyston—at half-past 10.
Pytchley, Monday, Sywell Wood ; Wednesday, Althorp
Park ; Friday, Maidwell ; Saturday, Brampton Wood—at
• a nuahar to 11.
Raby, Monday, Bolan ; Wednesday, Kitinvie ; Friday,
Caldwell—at half-past 10.
Sir Henry Seale s, Tuesday, Kennel ; Friday, Stan-
bOrougb.
Shropshire, Monday, Ereall Mill; Thursday, Longdon—
at half-past 10.
Sinnington, Tuesday, Ricca Bridge; Friday, Oswald
Kirk.
Somerset Subscription, Tuesday, Belford Village; Friday,
King's Chit —at halt-peat 10.
Somerset and Wilts, Wednesday, Hardington Park ;
Saturday, Finhead—at half-past 10.
lord Southampton's, Monday, Preston Capes ; Wednes-
day, Hartwell; Friday, Bradden ; Saturday, Buckneh'a
Wood—at 11.

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Surrey Union, Monday, Aldbury Park; Wednesday,
Park Hach ; Saturday. Bus Hill—at half-past 10.
Tiryside, Monday, Hilwender Lodge Gate ; Thursday,
the Star—at 10.
Torrington, Monday, Roborough Mill; Tuesday, Glen
Cottage; Wednesday, Torrington Common; Thursday,
• Oldseli"
are ; Friday, Monkleigh Wood ; Saturday, Tor-
Ai
r redegar, Friday, Tredegar House—at half-past 11.
Trelawny's, Tuesday, Irybridge ; Saturday, Tokh
Moor Gat*.
Mr. Trevor's, Monday, Colney Heath; Wednesday,
Baton Green ; Friday, Broadwater—at half-put 10.
Mr. Vaughan's, Tuesday, Fourth Milestone on the Lam-
, peter Road, at 10; Friday, Synod Inn—at half-past 11.
Vine, Monday, Whitchurch ; Wednesday, Salhampstead
House, Saturday Fro Park—at 11.
Mr. Wheble's, Tuesday, Thatcham Gate; Friday, Burnt
Hill Common—at 11.
South Wilts, Tuesday, Chieklade Bottom ; Friday, Rock-
loam Race Course—at 11.
Wyeside, Tuesday, Paiuseutle ; Saturday, Lowes—at
" bolt-put 10.
• York and /Hasty, Tuesday Streethouses ; Thursday,
• Pill Moor Rem, Remy ; S:mural I—at half-past 10.

Duke of Bueeleueles. Monday, Jed Waterfoot ; Tuesday,
; Thursday, Kelso-bridge; Saturday, Blainalie—at
Imlf-past 10.
Lislithgow sad Stirlingshire, Tuesday, Baugour ; Thurs-
day, Dalmahoy ; Saturday, Bins's-gate—at half-put 10.
liAlitallill.
Aikabaw, Meaday, Bothel ; Thursday, Ives; Saturday,
• Also*.
/tattoo, Monday. Thursby ; Wednesday, Moss-side ;
Friday, Croftos Toll-bar— at 9.
Cardigan, Tuesday, Rhydyfuweb ; Friday, Penerigiom—
at 10.
Carlisle, Tuesday, Cargo Losing End ; Friday, Warwick-
bridge.
Mr. Demos's, Wednesday, Kilsrorthy ; Friday, Prince-
tows—at 9.
Dulverton, Tuesday, Dulverton; Thursday, Kings-
- limeapton.
Lord Dusgarvan's, Tuesday, Wyks-house--at 11.
Eamon; Monday, Elephant Inn, Broadlield ; Wednes-
day, Bleseara ; Saturday, Tirril—at half-past 10.
Lord Lonsdale's, Friday, Manworth—at 12.
West Norfolk, Monday, Brisley-green ; Thursday,
Mr. Farm's—at 11.
Mr. Okoover's, Tuesday, Bentley Village ; Friday,
Bottom Home—at 11.
Mr. E. Williams's, Tuesday, Candle Down ; Friday,
Sesthill—at 10.

DAILY WEATHER TABLE.
—MONDAY. JANrAIT 31, 1853.
The state of the Weather at each of the following places
at Nis* o'clock on &turtle,' morning. The station. are
arranged is seder of latitude.
LTIERItteIL —E. ; Calm ; Cloudless—Hard Frost.
Met.t.mroaa—S. ; Gentle Breeze ; Partially Cloudy.
HAnTINGS—N.B. ; Gentle Breeze; Overcast.
Y3LiniTONZ—N. ; Fresh Breeze; Overcast—Pain.
TVNIZIDOI—N.W.; Calm ; Foggy.
Gamuswrom—W.; Calm ; Overcast.
Bvsoos—N.E. ; Gentle Breeze; Overcast.
SWINDON—N.; Gentle Beene t Cloudy.
Cassano:is—N. ; Gentle Breeze ; Cloudy.
YAANOCUI—E.; Gentle Braze ; Overcast.

THIS DAY, Noon.
coos.. of WIM. S. of Wlat. Mate et the Wailer.
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COCKERBIOTTH AND WORKINGTON RAILWAY.—
The fifteenth ordinary half-yearly meeting of this company
was held on Saturday at Cockermouth ; J. Hard, Esq.,
in the chair. The report of the directors showed that by
comparing the reoeipts of the last half-year with the corres-
ponding period of the previous year they were less by 4071.,
while the working espenses were 341. more. The financial
position of the company was now upon • satisfactory foot-
ing. The nett balance available for dividend was
7901. 10s. 4d., which was equal to 1.. 3d. per share, bat the
directors recommended that only 3s. per share be paid, and
. that the balance should be applied to contingent ex-
Cr. The report was unanimously agreed to.
Isaat Fletcher was appointed • director in the
roam of his father. Mr. Steel then moved that • committee
should be appointed to confer with the directors of the
Whitehavea Junction Railway Company, with a view to
procure an amalgamation of the two lines for the mutual
ioterest of both. The motion was agreed to, and the com-
mittee appointed. The meeting separated after voting thanks
to the chairman.
HI MOKIAL TO THE DCKE.—A meeting of the,
iahabitants of Plumstead was held last week, at which it
was resolved to offer a portion of Plumstead Common,
amounting to fifty acres, to the committee who have the
management of the great national memorial to the Duke
of Wellington, viz., a public institution for the education
of the children of military men. As it transpired that the
Board of Ordnance had some claims upon the ground, the
meeting was adjourned to • future day, In order to afford
USN to confer with the lords of the manor and the Ord-
mace Board.

BANKRUPTCY OF AN M.P.—A peragreph
km appeared In several journals relative to the " bank-
ruptcy of en M.P.", which professed to relate to the lion.
Bdward Lloyd Monsyn. From inquiries on the eubject se
en coved that the ease was ex parte, and that on investi-
gation the commissioner annulled end set wide the entire
proceedings.
EXPORTATION OP " POTREEN" TO LoNDON.—AR
esermt of revenue polite arrived in town this evening from
Deal having in their custody two puncheons, containing
%VII of postmen which is to be forwarded from this
uretLendnn, for the Candielosas et Iselso.—Oskag