The Express.
London, England, 1849-07-10 00:00:00

LAMBETH REGATTA.

The annual regitta at Lambeth also came off yestenlay,
for some liberal I ere., contributed by the inhabitants. It
wu in an wager, with twelve watermen, is two heats.

John Maynard andPAward Perr7 „„ (Pink 1
Henry Shelton and W. Wilson 'Blue I
James Maynard and George Wein (Yellow S
Jessph Arline and E. Perry, sea. (White 4
John Wyld and Lewis Richards ..„ (Green 0
W. Parry and R. Wilson (Scarlet 0
The distance rowed was from Westatineter-bridge uo to
Burnett's distillery, down to the King's Area, and back to
Lambeth-staira. The three flat boats ante In well together.

John Maynard and Edward Pam. 1
Henry 3wltan nod W. Wawa
Jump Arthur and Edward Party 3

Won by foo yards.
ST. CLINIENT'S, ST. KANT LI STRAND, AND SIMPLE

REGATTA.

Twelye free watermen --oi-tie.above places contended yea-
terday, in three heats, for a purse of sovereigns, chiefly sub-
scribed by residents of the above parishes.

JIM!' Dome and Will Joni
W. Ru.h. and B. Martin
(Green 1
I. Sarlthorpe and C. Dyer (Light blue 3
Won easily.

J. Waynt and B. Mitchel (Purple) 1
O. Ciarratt and R. Teesdale (Red 2
R. Ridgway and J. Waynt, we (Yellow 3
A apiritid race throughout.
0111.01 D MEAT.
_ _ .

I. Waynt and A. ➢litchi!
Carat and P.. Tea &de

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limes Dupere and W. Meech 0
It WWI • well contested race, and won by a few lengths.
The distance rowed extended from the Temple Gardens up
to the Adelphi terrace, down to Barrand'a-road, up again to
the Adelphi, and finish at the Temple Gardens.

CHIC
KENT AGAIN:
This match was commented
numerous attendance °tapas

a ENGLAND.

itLoricyeaterday before •
ors. Score :

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likST. lat.-inn.
W. Pilch, b Wisdom 5
Holland, b Winkm 6
Martinson b Lillywhils 7
F. Piled, b Modes l2
A. ?dm, Esq., b Llllyarldte S
Adams, b Linywhlta
N. Fens, Esq., a Dean. b
Wiaden
Martin b 11Ilyarldis S
liill.nr, b I.llll2wlits
Clifford, b Wisdom
Hinkly, not out 0
b6,w ,nb 9

Excite No. let inn.
A. Ilayeartb, 11. g., b Ilillyer 0
W. Menolenn, Ebq., b Mynn 1
Dean, b Hillyer
Box, e W. Pt eh, ►liLLlyer II
Parr, b Mynn 42
('better, b Milady . 4
Guy, not out 23
C. Kidding, EN.. I ► w, b
Mynn 3
Wieden, b Mynn 0
Cl.ree, e Clifford, b Myna ll
Lillywhite, b Myna. 1
b 9, w 1, n b lO

Total

Total UT

Zal3) iEntelligence.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCIL-YESTERDAY.
811 TINGS AT Nllll PLITT AT GULDIIAI:I.—Baroaa LOAD DLNIAAN IND

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CO/4110:1 JURY.

MACNAMARA V. O'CONNOR.—Tux CHARTIST TRIALS.
Mr. Serjeant Allen and Mr. Bramwell were coansel for
the plaintin ; and Mr. Serjeant Shee, with whom was Mr.
Prentice, appeared for the defenetant.
This was an action brought by an attorney against Mr
Feargus O'Connor, MP., to recover the sum of 1011. odd,
the balance alle Red to be due to him on a bill of costs
amounting to 3161. odd. The bill of costs had been incurred
for the defence of five chartist prisoners who were tried at
the Old Bailey in July, 1818. The prisoners were Messrs.
Ernest Jones, Fussell, Sharpe, Vernon, and Looney. The
defendant put al pleas upon the record, but
the substantial one was that the plaintiff had
been employed by the defendant in such
a manner as to be entitled to look to him for payment, but,
on the contrary, that the plaintiff had been given by the
defendant clearly to understand that he was to look to the
fa, ds of a committee of chartists, called the "Defence Com-
' mittee," which had teen formed for the purpose of receiving
subscriptions towards defraying the expense of defending
the chartist priuners.
After Mr. Serjeant Allen had stated the we to the jury
on behalf of the plaintiff,
Mr. Cope, the governor of Newgate, was called, and he
cited that, en the 10th of June, 1845, the plaintiff and the
defendant came together to Newgate, and that witneu then
told Mr. O'Connor that several solicitors had been to the
gaol to see the prisoners, and he wished to know who was
their solicitor. The defendant then said that Mr. Macna-
mare was their solicitor, std 113 one else.
Mr. Davies, the ordinary of Newgate, stated that when
the plaintiff and defendant mime to N.wgate, on the 10th of
June, 1848, the latter entered witness's room, and said I
leave my children on the day of trial, and he then told
Earnest Jones, who was present, to inform his fellow
prisoners that they should be properly defended. The plain-
tiff was introduced by the deteadant to the other prisoners,
end he said " that is the gentleman who is to defend y
A letter from the detendent to the plaintiff, beginning
with the words " Deer Jim," was then put in and read.
In that letter the defendant expressed his dissatisfac-
tion at the plaintiff applying to him for an order
on the defence committee to pay him money, and told him
that he was to do note ing in the business without consultiag
him and obtaining his consent.
Mr. Berjeact She*, ler the defence, contended that the
plaintiff had looked to the " defence committee," and not to
the defendant, to pay his bill. The learned serjeant, in the
mine of his address to the jury, read several letters from
the plaintiff to the committee, in which he applied to them
for directions. The following witnesses were then called on
behalf of the defendant.
Mr. Robert Side deposed that he was a school-slate ma-
nufacturer, and was one of the members of the chartist
"defence committ.e." That committee was formed about
the Bth of Jane, 1848. On 'he 23rd of June the committee,
Which consisted of about eight persons, had an interview
with the defendant at Osborne's Hotel, in the Adelphi,
when the defendant said he had called the committee to-
gether for the purpose of knowing what funds they had.
Mr. Lacey, the treasurer, handed over to the defendant
about 451., and the committee said they wished him to lay
that sum out in employing counsel. Mr. O'Connor
rid if he had been in town when the plaintiff was
retained, he should not have consented to employ him, as he
thought him too young, and he should have preferred to
have employed aMr. Roberts. The defendant said he world
not be answerable for any greater amount than the subscrip-
tions would enable him to pay, as he had been made a vic-
tim on former occasions. He said there were some prisoners
to be tried in the country, and the London prisoners should
net be allowed to swallow up the whole of the subscriptions.
Mr. Hewett stated that he was clerk to Mr. Feargus
O'Connor. Wee present at an interview which took place
between the plaintiff, the defendant, and Mr. Ernest Jones,
who was then out upon bail. The interview took place at
the defendant's lodgings at Notting-hill. Mr. O'Connor
then said to the plaintiff that he most look to the subscrip-
tions for payment.
On cross-exaznination this witness stated that the de-
fendant said he should have "to pay the piper," upon which
Ernest Jones said he would defend himself. The defendant
replied that he should not do so, but the sabecaiiitions should
be wade top as far as they would.

ARRIVED.

MAILS.

DUE.

Hamburg
Holland
Liaise
Pacific
India elk Southampton
ladm vii Marseilles
Boston and Halifax
Mexico and Havannah
West India
Brazil

ARRIVBD.

July 16
Aug. 7
July 28
0
July 12
July 22
July 22
July 26

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Bazars-at Hull, July 8, from Riga
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