The Express.
London, England, 1849-01-26 00:00:00

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Tax CONPORATION or ROONNITNI IP. Lee.—Craws or
TOLL ON COALII.—EITINT or PONT or ROONNOTEN.
The eireneutancee of this came, which is as from
Bruce, were stated elheir in the
ISpeffi in this sun. es Thursday. The essneel es both
fWee limb/ been heard en Tuesday end Wedsesday, the
Atteeney•Oeunal now replica, eostesdisg that the port of
ludawilitr extended beyond Sheers'. I. Mullett Creek,
and that the corporation of tte city of Rashestsr were sc.
Gordis, to slugs horn time immemorial, "aided to 'JO.
on every to of coal, landed in say pot of the wt. lie
urged *at the trial of the isse seat by the Tionanneellor
to the Court of Exchequer wee a stieserrieje, end rimed
particularly to the eumosiag up of the Led Chief Buren. It
wee spas the verdict in that caw that the Vier Chesseller's
dare, diems Ming the bill was crowded. He fealty subsaftted
that lordship should reverse that degree, end, if seen-
sarg6sbootearlid direct auothre Viol tithe inns, or en adios to
be ht to try the legal rights dike corporatism.
The Chancellor said is such ewes the court was saver
&peed to interfere is faros, of a party
Beithout drit seeing
that his kgal right was established. H would reed the
and the shore hand writer's sous of the eusaming
upof Lord Clod Beres, sad of the Vise Chancellor's
judges., and give Isis judgment.
Tun Anoaxst•Ocsaw. a. Wiisos AND arms.

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LADY 111111,131.11 CILLIIITIES.
The litigation which has bus earned cm in this case
bream the different drionelastions at protestant dissenter
in Inglaird sod Wales fa 18 year is at lest terminated—or
at Isar uspeadod—hy a umpromiss. The suit wee hull-
tubed is 1119 hr the pupae of adsdaisteriag extensive
chilies hessded by Dane flash Howley, widow end execs-
tra of Sir John Howley. She, by two deeds, dated in 1704
sad 1707 respectively, rave yed large fruhoid estates is
Yorkshire to trareau to pay out of the an's, he , such sums 1
to sash poor sad godly preachers of Christ's holy Gospel,
sad to such pour and godly widows of poor and godly
preachers of Christ's holy Gospel, at such times as they, the
trustees, should think proper; and employ elitist:Fa; of
each sums of money in such manner, for and
encoaregag the preaching of Christ's hely pel in such
poor Filar as they should think fit, and employ seek sums
to •1111bitices towards educating young sass tar the ministry
of Cheat's holy Gospel se they (Ma trustees) should think
St ; tad as to the ensphis rents sad Faits, that the trustees
innuM employ the same in Mania such godly persons in
dietary burg It objects of Dams Sarah Hiswiey's Charity,
es the Seism *mild think fit. She oho seamed to the
leuteis as shrhouse, or hospital, with ether henecitamente
le the city sad musty of Tusk, sahnot le 1111110111 S which
she hit is writing. The immediate sigma of the suit was to
misfile Uranus from brag amities of the chanty, or
her participating is the beadle thereof; end the Vice-
ChasessUor mesa a deals hi 1833 essiodlag them. An sp
peal from that decree was beard by Lied Bareghasa in June,
1834, but ids lorbha argued the peat seal ia November
of that year, shame galas his jneat. The epees' was
ahead by Lord Lyndituret, Cha, la April, 1835, sad
he earned the Vice•Chanoeller's judgment. Then
AC tan an appeal brought by the Unitarian
party
_ia the House of Lads, who, in 1842, earned
the Moment of I
to sad Lord Chancellor.
(The pescridinu up that timer
narrated is the report
of the ciao in the House of Lords is 9 "Clark sad Fancily,
p. 366 to p. 682.) Tte judgments in the courts below and
is the Len Rows having only declared that unitarians
wen sot entitled to the admiontratios of, or to participation
is, the Amity, the cases was main bustle before the Via.
Chancellor, to decide what dares of proteetaat disputers
wore entitled. (Members of the chunk of Ragland and or
the Roman Catholic creed wen always held not to be enti-
mnßodei The Vice-Chancel or decided that the English Mao-
% or 00/111111StiOalitS sad baptists, were alma so.
sad that pasirterians, whether of the kirk or saw
Sas, owe excluded. These were the appellants on the pre.
sort conch, and their ease was argued
by Mr. Swanston,
Mr. Males, sad Mr. Barton ; by 31r. Porker and Mr.
Lloyd. The donee w surnamed by Mi. Bothell and Mr.
Chandler ; by Mr. Stuart mad Mr. Raft for different seta of
'impudent". Before the arguments were concluded, a
compromise was proposed sad agreed to after several days.—
Mrgigolo( the defendantsll now r ,
sad witesd the tams to the effect that at the re-
h the consent of the Attie.
ney-Geseral, the decree of the Vie --Chancellor of Basked
be reversed, gad that it be Iceland that ander the words
"poor and godly preachers of Christ's holy gospel," all poor
sad orthodox marten of dissenting megregatsoss in Rog-
lead and Wales, within the peotoriun of the Act of Tolera-
nce (1 Wm. and Nary) of any of the dressainations, via.,
Independent or cagregateasiM, presbyteries and baptist.
are eligible to the benefit of the charity created by the deeds
of 1704 and 1707, a primary and chief respect being given to
York, Yorkshire, and other northern unitise in England
But the 'bora order of enumerating the different classes of
din:eters is not to import any priority among them. The
decree is to contain similar declarations u to the widows of
poor and godly preachers, and u to the reaching ot the
gospel in pour placed, and as to exhibitions for
educating young men tor the stishay, end as to
Moor
osily pumas in distress, end as to
(/Of people to be placed in the hospital, being
all members of the aforesaid de eating tsugregatioas ; mud
certain of the defendants desiring to be discharged from the
trust, they are to be reroved therefrom, sad oa the proposal
of the relators, with the approbation of the Attorney-
Gerard and consent of &haunts, John P. Mills, being cue
of the body of dissenter failed independents, sad Samuel
Norton Pete. bring one of the body of dementia called bap-
tists, be appointee. trustees in their room. (These are what
are called the grand noises.) As to the sub-trustees, it is
proposed that certain of those should withdraw, and that as
many others of the three b ,dies of baptists, independents,
and ereabyteriars be appointed in their places; sad the de-
cree is to declare that for the time to some Mere shall be
seven grand trustees, or grand trustees and managers, and
seven sub-trustees, whereof, in each elan, three shall be in-
dependents, three presbyteries, and one brae : and that
every grand truce i r manager, or sub trustee, who in time
to come 'hail be elected in the room of au independent
grand trustee or manager, or orb-trustee, shall be
elected by the surviving or continuing independent
grand trustees, and the decree is to contain the sass
(Mantras as to the election of presbyterian trustees ; and
that every grand trustee, or sub trustee, who in time to
come shall be elected in the room, or on the truancy, of a
baptht grand Suttee, or nb.trustoe, shall be elected by the
surviving or continuing Independent sad presbyterial' grand
trustees. And it was agreed thet the costs of all parties, as
between solicitor and client, be paid _ out of the Lads in
court, arising out of the dividends os the sum of
21,4441.35. 3d., vested in comb is the name of the account-
sat gaunt to the credit of the cause, and that the dividends
on the residue of said sum of consols, after payment of the
oasts, be hue time to time paid by the accountant-general
to the mid trades' of the charity for the purposes thereof.
Tenzin v. 110WAID.—DuscaAhos arson CUSTODY.
Mr. Temple and Mr. Belton moved to Discharge an muter
of TioaChancellor liright Bruce, ordering literatfl to be
disearged from custody on payment of 3,3801. into court.
It appeared that the plaintiff gave the defendant a warrant
of stresey for 4,0004. to stun payment of any balance that
might be hind due from the pWaslft'seppaans an account be hag
takes between them. The dsrdane
uhprellijudgment
sorra up out that warrast mod the_ arrested
foe She SIXIIISDL The plaintiff Sod Re for as see sat,
...a.: t• the Vies-Cluareslier he his amble. from
on the grows that the wisest* between hint and
were not yet rhos, mei OM time meld be a
Wises is the palmitin fauer.—lia. Weed sad Mr. General
wen hr the eishadint.—The Lord Chemadier asked if there
wee ray elgistlis to disibuge the *bales giving security
for any babseas that might
_he Mut Is from him.—Mr.
Wood said, meas.—The lasi Ohenaeller dirested a reference
the Mmter to take ths peeper merarity plaintiff to bo
therm.= discharged hem essiedy, and ihe costs to be cost.
is the meas.
ONTON O. WAAUDOVILDI.--11ADUFACTUMB or WATS",

ram, Dussuio.

This wee ea appeal from sa order of the Vies-Chea.
pallor et England Obdurate!! ea 'mimetic& whisk the
plaiatiff eludes' to prevent the &trades% ban gaffing
• composition called " waterproof dabbiag," sad flea ming
labels or lead-bids of the betas end Warm se them al the
pidatiff.—Mr. Parker sad Mr. Lloyd, kr the plelatiff,
mimed that hi had for • leap time wassalmtared water-
proof dabbing with great mem The delhadant
is to map the advantage of the plaiatifre easedeasoilic
beadbills sad advertiesmisa la Wades ef the
—Mr. Smart mad Mr. W. W. Heger espitselad the Vie:
Cleatelka's order, and emateeled that die bemAills eel
advertisements were 'my 41111emit—The Lod Cieweellor
samarised the handbills gad airrees& headed rep to him, and
observed that the istiens suds, Ore., were em-
timid, prepared to evade the rate of the court. His ierdebip
varied the seise of the Tlee4beseeller, by ordering
iej undies le be sedeed, se be may to restrain the
&at from indisiieg the aro. is ; the plaintiff to pay the
cogs in the mart beiewroe he Meat there • largcr iejeaction
Um he was emitted te. The parties to pay their rats mete

Wan We timaChassirke et lingled.
Dam: a. BaDowfax.—Bscroant roa COSTS.
A. injunction was greased in this ewe ex parts on the With
si7.y laet, en behalf el the Saab* who were importers
of lloreeehlee boa Debut* ilesseialair the defendants
be.MlMAlgnineSidne t. beaks IsheUti similar to those of
the peeesiees. As ever We. oilesqueatty made that the
mho IMO residing abroad, &amid em ve anly fur
etsartfoillialt hirtbstpassessinas is tbs suit should he
Waid la Ma wiandwo. The *Wawa sae baring wiapiisd
with tiIiIIeaItAIIIIIRINIPSIM nada by Mr Sysed, us be-
half Of the ielbsieels. that hake, the *lota pm tie re
in_...eafro midis ome week the laissetteo night be
2 die WI dinkiest with sera. Igo Gee ap-
poie ing the *tat*. the Vico-Claseelloe Made Hie