The Express.
London, England, 1847-06-18 00:00:00

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he had boiesesregekisibeseelete Walks& Oa arriving
et Prides, Itiorewin he fused the these w as train for•
ward, rad dew • essaveywies at tie stoke. This was
sshissd, sod Xt. Irma took • poshshahs, the tort of
WWI we' 11. is. To swot this extaist. Mr. French took
=• in the maw work sod, as we hare stated, the
paid die debt awl awls Lee mart.
essenvsseems.

RIVRIGIORRISIMum.
BOER rateret DrirriaMom haws &Asa In theparish of
SL John, Worcester, between the preiddeaset and the in-
cumbent (the Rev. Mr. Wood), sad the aerate (the Rev. Mr.
Rowlett), relative to the inneshesden of novelties in the ce-
lebration of divine worship. with the aseasietleo of doctrines
savouring of those held by Dr. Poesy. Mr. Wood mule
an tensest to the bishop (Dr. Popp), who has decided
that the differences ore too slight to be seriously re-
wded—that t protestant ta4p el the gown gatioo
have been too sc entree ea the essmas, With reference to
the custom of turning to the art thew the recital
of the
Nicene weed, lordship says, the origin of the practice
is not very clear, but it is adspaell is eathedjeds, and Le
considers it a mutter of each whet indifference that he
foil ,cos it or not, according to the eras of the congregation
where he is worshipping. Amodio' plat of difference his
lordship appears to have missiemsod. The mem& re' of
the church had complained of the piecing of certain old-
fashioned lettering over the peerhoz—a eircutostanc, which,
taken in conjunction with other Shop, indiceted n, intro-
ties of restoring as well the waft end printing, an the
mode worship previous to the lebematiou. The bishop
says nothing about the antigen kattseag, but speaks as if the
membersof the church olgeoted to the placing oldie peer-
less in the edifice at all, whitings not the cue. In con-
/lesion, his lordship recommends that a spirit of coneesaiou
should be manifested on both sides, tad inculcates the duty
of ppaustors end people to live in ehristian harmony and mutual
forbeatanoe —llereford Journal.
TER LATE JAMES TAWILL, TEE MURDERER—Yester-
day, a commission, which had been issued on te.hulf of the
crown, was opened at Hertford before Mr. Waddington,
Q.C.. Mr. Pollock, and Mr. Manic. the conannetniers
appointed, and a jury empannelled under • precept directed
to the high sheriff of the county, in which they were directed
to inquire what " freeholds, leaseholds, land., meseuagra,
tenements, goods, clue tele, &c., James Tawell, late of Great
Berkhanspatewt, pose seed at the time of his death," &c.
&o. The circumstance of James Tawell, the Quaker, having
been executed at Ayle.hury, for the murder at Salt-hill, will
t recollected by our readers It appears that besides con-
siderable peracnial property he held freehold and leaaebuld
property at Great Berknanspetead, in this county, where he
resided ; and hence the proceeding. Mr. Manic, solicitor to
the treaoary, appeared for the crown • and Mr.
Jones, a solicitor, to watch the proceedings on the
part of Mrs. Tawell, the widow, who was present.
Mr. Waddington, Q.C.. the chief commiasietne, addressee'
the jury at considerab e length, recapitulating the chief
points connected wish t',o murder, trial, conviction, and sub-
',quern execution of To well, explaining to the jury the
nature of the inquiry, reed pointing out that they were called
arm to receive evidence as to the nature and value of the
property belonging to the late James Tawell, which had
beoeme forfeited to the crown, and to make an assessment
accordingly. The deed. and leases relative to the freehold
and leasehold property were put in and proved, the latter by
Mn. Tawell, who wept bitterly, and appeared to suffer great
distress of mind. Shares in the Sydney Commercial Bank-
ing Company, and in the Bank of Australia, were put in ant
proved to have belonged to Tawell ; and at the couclusiou
of the evidence Mr. Watdington summed up elaborately,
and the jury returned a verdict : " That James Towell died
pc:seised of certain freehdd property which he held on com-
mitting the crime of murler, and personal property *hi&
be held on his execution ; that the freehold property was of
the anneal value of 711. ; the leasehold property being worth
1001. ; the shares in the Sydney Banking Company worth
6101. ; in the Bank of Au-utile, worth 4,0001. ; household
furniture and other prepe.ty worth 6201." The whale vela.
of his property was esum..ted at nearly 8,0001. Tao case
excited much interest

COMMISSION DT Till Loma LIRUTINAMT.—O. H. Elliott
jun., Esq., to be deputy lieutenant.
CORNWALL.
Tug HARVIIBT.—Tauko, Jurist 12.-Bir,—As I observe
that you take a very lively interest in the state of the
weather and the crops, especially in referene.i to the state of
the potato crop, I have the plesaure of informing you, that
throughout this district the IF rowing plants are perfectly
healthy and vigorous. My duties as a surgeon cell me to all
the points of the compass from this place as a centre, and
within twenty year* I nevi r saw the
i crops so tine: wheat is
out in the ear ou all *ides, and when this s the ca,e at thin
date, harvest is fully reckoned on and seen on July' A
very experienced farmer, in the district canal Ro,eland,
embracing the tract of country between the Fol end the sea,
tow me yesterday that this was the result of his observation
and experience. So that there is every prospect of an early
and abundant harvest. We have had some very refreshing
showers within the last tan days, which have very much
benefited the spring corn and turnip'. I am, &0.,
B. J. Sear.

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MOM
8 nth • Or anATIONS, —At Chatham, laat week, the enrolled
pensioners about to sail for New Zealand were druled in
some of the operations likely to be required of them in the
colony which is to be their new Dame. A pah was raised,
and an explosion was made, which had the effect of destroying
several balks of timber above a foot in thickness, and opening
• breach in bath lines of from 8 to 9 feet. The bags SOW
tabled 2001 b. of powder. A similar experiment was made
against a stockade, when chug's, containing 200Ibs. of pow-
der, were laid on the ground does up and clamped up firmly
by six damp bags filled with sand, and on being fired loud
explosions took place, scattering the timber, and making •
breach of 13 feet. Two hundred panes of glaw were broken
in the Csaemate barracks, occupied by the invalid soldiers ;
and the roof of a large banding used by the Royal Engineer
corps was moth damaged. Several panes of glass of private
houses were also broken.

JOWL
Has MAJESTY'S THEATILE.—The entertainments of
last night were of a very ashoellmmous and, in some respects,
an unusual kind. First, there were two acts of " Ernani ;"
next, a divertissement from " Esmeralda," in which Carlotta
Grits and Perrot danced • then a weal and instrumental
concert; after which another divertissement, introducing
Mademoiselle Rosati; a
.110.04 from the " Matrimorno

by —.SO; a SOON Vont UAW
• ileireto," Lab Lobes, or and j unior
L the ballet " Alma," senin i
which Cork*, Bt.,
Lot, and ether alas, made their appearance.
fillikeisat variety, entakly ; though the operatic fart—a
mediated repoematetion of • poor opera—was
eneesh. Jemmy Lind leek a part in the concert, is
Mere was seem geed ark well performed, though meet et
k rem et the kid vs me accustomed to hear at the maraing
benefit sane m* at the saloon. Btaudigi sang his stack nag,
" Qat siegas." There wele SOMs pieta from " Tbe
Chlatkia e'—the air, " With verdure clad," extremely
weft wig in Italian by Madame Cestellan ; the air de-
nt▪ red the creation of the animals, sang in German
by ; and the trio, " On thee each living soul awaits,"
min taken by Jaw Lind, Gardoni, and Staudigl.
Lind sang km pert
.very beautifully, and with the
semi oddness and simpikety, shozz
/6:g her good taste and
sm
Jellgment by se Wip at e afterwards
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the " Fanatic° pee Is male." bit emostad her tail*
wham wordeste• and ether weal boas With peat
usehases sod a psi did et heaver. Bat the may
ream stud ebansieuhtie port el ler peribrumow
rem a maple of the mafiosi airs ether eta estuary. Both
el
them were very wild owl pretty. The Ant had a consi-
derable resemblance to the Swim Ben des liselme." and
was swag with an arab end playful exprembe, moseyed Rot
ealir Warr vocal indeziew, bat by her belts sad geotares
The ether yes is • lively lrelaj mesense, awl wended
• theierves Sad—ketwbal esuutcy Irani ;
bat the- Whet et both ins much impai by
the audience being to of their subjeeta. Ana
national
ballad in an vahmectu berm amounts to nothing ; and it
wetild have less the NAM eke in the world to have sup-
piled the wriesce midis fwearsa et the weeds. An OW
tainmeW welt se that et bet Right be wry well tar
maw ; bet we haw so dare to see km 's Theatre,
es gem sights, turned into a onueer•roesa.

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