The Express.
London, England, 1851-04-30 00:00:00

IRELAND.
DVPLIN, Arun. 29.
A supplemental list of signatures to the requi-
sition convening the " aggregate meeting," appears
this morning. It contains the names of three Roman
catholic bishops, of Lord Kenmore, the lion. K and ,
T. Preston, &c. It is in this supplemental list that
the name of Mr. John O'Connell first makes its ap-
ce. Deputations from Cork, Limerick, and '
rillkaennny, headed by the mayors of th )se towns,
arrived in Dublin yesterday to attend the meeting.
Some other towns have also scut up deputations for

the same purpose.
The Roman catholic electors, who form a majority
of the constituency of Kinsale, have signed a requi-
sition to their representative, Mr. Benjamin Ilawes,
calling on him to resign his seat. They say—
By voting for the second reading of the Ecclesiastical
Titles Bill you have utterly disregarded our feelings and
opinions, made known to you by a copy of a series of reso-
lutions adopted at our meeting of the 12th ult., in which,
alter censuring strongly your vote in favour of the introduc-
tion of this iniquitous measure, we gave you the alternative
of opposing any further progress in penal legislation, or
res;gning the representation of this borough We
call on you, therefore, to withdraw from the position in
which, in al evil hour, we placed you. We insist as a right
that you shall never snore outrage our feelings by occupy-
ing a seat in parliament as the member for Kinsale.
It is stated that Sir James Emerson 'foment in-
tends offering himself as a candidate for Belfast at
the next election.
Mr. Billing, the gentleman who had so narrow an
escape from murder in the county of Westmeath, a
few days since, is recovering front the wounds then
inflicted on him.
Mr. Langrish, a poor-law inspector, has lost his
place, owing to a stupid hoax which appeared in a
Cork newspaper, representing hint as the owner of a
horse which won at races in the south of Ireland.
The statement met the eye of Sir William Somer-
ville, and it would appear that the explanation given
by Mr. Langrish was not deemed satisfactory.

SPORTING.
CI tESTER RACES.

MONDAY NIGHT.
The subscription room has hern hut thinly attended to-
night, and business too Hat to admit of more titan a nominal
quotation.
The weather is extremely cold, with constant storms of
hail and rain.
CIIESTF R cur.

21/.,1 apt Vamow.
20 to 1 Po. tt!..
St tot d e (t).
11 to 1 IHant Knott.
SU tut Ittpan-Dhurratt.

4 to 1 apt Rhesus.
7to 1 Kent's lot (t).
Bto 1 Ituroboreueb.
9to 1 The Italian.
13 to 1 latekbiter.
20 to 1 Sauter.ls.Coupe.
ltuasborougb was backed for 5:01. by the party.
DERIIY.
20 to 1 apt The Ban (t). I 70 to 1 oget Mountain Deer.
Turanat.
GitosVE9o Sraans of 10 sots. each, h ft, with'3o added,
for &year-olds, Est 31b; four, Net 51b; five, 9‘t 1lb; six and
aged, 9st Mb; a winner of 500 f. clear, handicaps excepted,
51b extra; mares and geldings allowed Mb. About a mile
and a quarter.
bird Waterford's Kick-up-al.-Dust, 3 yes ..... (D. Doyls) 1
Mr. Diswom's Mark 'Capley, 4 yea Wart% right) 2
Mr. tbebbing's The Cutler, 3 yra (liastism) 3
Mr. Moseley's Moan. 4 yrs (W. Wrap) 4
5 to 2 art Mark Tapley, 3 to 1 each agst Vanguard and
Kick-up-the-Dust, 4 to 1 art Alonzo, and 5 to I agst any
other. Won by three parts of a length. The Cutler an
indifferent third. Run in 2 min. '22 sees.
Moons STALES of 10 /Ann. each, with 100 added; for
2-yr-old cults, fist 616; fillies and geldings, Ott 211,. The
second to receive 20 sots. out of the status, sod the winner
to pay 15 Imes. towards the expenses. A winner of 100sovs.
clear Mb extra. 6 furlongs.
Mr. Itswke's Paddy Bird
Mr. Itarton's Bethgelert
(Nlioson) 2
l'he following were not placed: Lord Chesterfield's Eller
(Flatman), Mr. Trean's Grand Duchess
.11rean), Mr.
Buckley's Fame (Whitehouse), Mr. Lister s lady (F.
Mama), )Ir.J. Scott's Don Carlos (Simp.oti), Mr. Palinces
The Greek (Marlow), Mr. Merry's Garibaldi (Hamby), and
Mr..l. Smith's Foam (W. White).
Betting: Sto 2 agst The Greek, 4 to 1 agst Don Carlos
4to art Paddy Bird, sto 1 agst Oaribalat and to 1 rigs;
llethgelert. Won by half a length. Ellarf a good third,
Fame fourth. Run 1 min. 19 We,.
CIIII9IIIII9IELD STAL 0110 WO,. each, with 100 added,
for 3-yrogils. The second to receive 20 sons. out of the
stakes and the winner to pay 10 sots. towards expenses. A
winner of a handicap, value 1(N) sons., after the publication
of the weights, 51b extra. Once round and a die.
Duke of lUehrnond'is Hurry scurry, 7st 9lb
Mr. Wakin's An-to', sot
Mr. Pedb'y's l'a ,urtta, Tat tdb (Viskeigddi 3
5 to 2 agst Burry-Scurry, 3 to 1 apt Sear, 4 to 1 agut
Paquetta, and 4 to 1 apt ArillttlS. WWI very coailY Dy

a length ; Paquette and Sear well up. Thin..: 2 loin.
14 sec.
OPTIONAL SELLING STAKES of 6 BOWL each, with 30
added. One mile and a quarter.
Mr. Smith's Emma,yr. (llarri.ce) I
Mi. Merry's Maid urine Mountain, .3 yrs (Well., 2
Mr. Folder's o.baldwielc, 4 yrs
2 to 1 agst Costume, 3 to 1 each opt Osbaldwiek and
Emma, and 4to 1 agst True Bluc. Won by half a length.
Run in 2 min. 32 sec.
PALATINE STAKES of 15 AUTO each, 5 It, with 100 soya
added by the proprietors of the Grand Stand, for three-yrs-
old fillies, Bst 7lb each. Maidens at the time of naming al-
lowed 3lb ; having started twice at that time, bib ; and thrice
or more, 71b. The winner of the 1,000 Guineas Stakes at
Newmarket, 416 ; or of any other sweepstakes (handicaps
excepted) or plate, in 18.51, of 100 Boys clear, 216 extra.
The second to receive 20 sore out of the stakes. The win-
ner to pay 10 SIM towards expenses. From the Castle-pole
once round and in, rather more than a mile and quarter.
21 subs.
Sr J. Hawley's Merry Peal, tut (1. Mard(m) 1
Mr Damon'a Tightwaist, ast 710 . (Cartwright) 2
Mr. Pedley'a PAquetta, list (laielterayi 3
The following were not placed:—Mr. E. Phillips' Truth,
Bst 716 (Evans); Mr. Copeland's Drill, Not 41h (Marlow);
Duke of Richmond's Hurry-scurry Sat 21b (Kitchener ;
Mr. J. Wilson's Queen Bee, list (Whitehouse); Mr. It. E.
Oliver's Ischia, Bst (Flatman).
Betting—Even on Merry Peal, 3 to 1 agst Tightwaist, 3
to 1 agst Drill. Tightwaist and Merry Peal made the run-
ning the whole of the way; on tho off side of the course
Paquette made on effort to get to the front, but did not
succeed, the race being left to the two former, Merry Peal
winning by a length.
A SWEEPSTAKEO of 5 son. each, with 30 00,111. added.
Three years old, 6st 6lb ; four, Bst 41h; five, 9st; six and
aged, 9st 31h. Maiden four year olds allowed Bth; five and
upwards, 1011); mares and geldings allowed 31b. 'rho win-
ner to be sold for 80 son. in the usual way. Once round
and a distance.
Mr. nobb's Luey,.6 yrs, 9st (Denmanl 1
Mr. Daman's Arta, 3 yre, list 3lb
Mr. (salon's Hurricane, 3ma bat Glb (W. It idea 3
The following were not placed Mr. Smith's Master
Downes aged, Bst 131 b (R. Sly, Jun.); Mr. Moo re's br
by Cardinal Puff, 6 yrs, Ilst 11b (Turner) ; Mr. B. Minor's
Modestina, 4 yrs, Bst 1 lb (G. Whitehouse).
Betting 3 tot agst Aria, 3to 1 each agst Master Downes
and Modestina, and 4 to 1 agst Lucy. Won cleverly by
half a length.
There has been a good attendance on the course, and the
weather, after twelve hours unceasing hail and rain, has
turned out remarkably fine.
LATEST CUP BETTING ON THE COURSE.
4to I agst Rhesus (t) lISto I agst tlauter.la-Coups
3to 1 Kent's lot it) 20 to I knight of Avenel
6 to 1 Ru.aborough 20 to 1 Khorasaan's dam
Bto I Italian colt
to to I lleera Homburg 20 to I Haricot
12 to I Backbiter (t) 23 to I Vampyre
12 to I black Dtct.r Ito to I Hurry scurfy
The field for the Cup will comprise from 25 to 30 horses,
and will probably consist of Russborough, Woolwich, Back-
biter, The Iron Duke, Vampyre, Due-an-Durres, Sauter-la-
Coupe, Langton, Italian, Clarissa, The Knight of Avenel,
Montague, Rhesus, Seaman, Haricot, Dulcet, Damask, Sir
Robert, Lady Eden, Mickleton, Gladiator colt, Baroness,
Strap, Eva, York-you're-wanted, Hesse Homburg, Wall-
flower, Flash, Wilmont, Sprite filly, The Black Doctor.
Nancy, and Knook Knoll.
CHESTER, MONDAY NIOIIT, 12 o'Ci.oc&.—The follow-
ing horses, in addition to those mentioned in our last, aro
now in the neighbourhood : —Lightfoot, Greek, Sir Rowland
Ttenchard, Ellen, Ischia, Lord Byron, Modestina, Maid or
the Mountain, Lucy, Hurricane, Master Davis, o.baldwick.,
True Blue, Fifty-three, Buzz filly, Camarillo filly, Roller.
Humphrey, Scarborough, Simplicity, Psyche, Romance ,
Drill, Don Carlos, Garibaldi, Costume, Tame, and four r ,r
five others whose names we have been unable to aaeertai n.
The following are expected to morrow :—Vormu'
Christiana,
abouth Jack Leeming, and Trade ,ve.
In all there are 44 cup horses in the neighbourk sod,
of which 28 or 30 are expected to run.

THE ALLEGED MURDER SY POISONING AT MAN-
CRLSTER.—A report appeared in the Express of yes-
terday, of an inquest holding at Manchester into a ease of
alleged murder by poisoning. The deceased wee a girl, 16
years of age, named Mary Waddington, and t'ie parties
susted of the offence, and who were in ens' tody, were
Anpn ecWaddington, the deceased's mother , mad J am. Wad-
dington, her stepfather. Our report lame ut down the
proceedings on Monde', to four o'clock, and ~übeequent to
that two other, witnesses were examined. One of these
witnesses statedthat he was at the house of the prisoners
on the day
_preceding that on which Mery • wadaingto. was
found dead in her bed-room, and that he heard James
Waddington, her stepfather, say he era? .ied she was dead.
Mr. Browne, M.D., stated that he lad r wide a post mortem
examinatida et lb* 'body of the dewing/1, and found a large
anessesie in the stomach. He was of opinion
&at the AMINIIIa must have died is six hours after swal-
planWitness was the man called in
alr laws ate peatesmeee an Thursday soolyaing to see the deceased,
batiks lad not been called in till after her death. lie said
i.loo lomat hae to a sitting Peltdo a on the Boor, with the
beidedtal around her way. and she appeared to have
aid meaeltaposy. lie took . some matter ejected from
lea deeemetes stoloarh to his own house on that occasion,
tbe yarn ;Amuse ap-arvrards followed him home,
mai odd dee bat bad an' mic in the cupboard, but had
011/1111111ii eIIIWAS IM re a fortnight ago. The inquest
moo odjoogaid to Toose.., next.