The Express.
London, England, 1846-12-18 00:00:00

hum neglect and want of noureuims....
adjourned till Friday (this day), when it is
dictof manslaughter will be returned against .
Heaton is a farmer, occupying a considerable
land, and keeps ten cows and tome horses.
leased of property, it is said, to the amount
'PRE WORKINO or TRH POOR REMOVA
stated in a recent number, that the Manchester
guardians bad determined to discontinue
paupers chargeable to this union, residing eta. , ;
ahio to remote to their places of settlement paupers charge-
able to other unions now living in Manchester. These r so-
lutions resulted from • conviction entertained by the
guardians, that the administration of relief could not be
safely delegated to the officers of another union, which had
no interest in the funds expended. The Manchester
Guardian now affords some results of the cause adopted.
The tatal number of eases to which the resolutions in ques-
tion apply is between 600 and 600, embracing above 2,000
individuals. Of these cases, about 300 are of paupers
chargeable to other parishes, residing in that town ;
the remainder are Manchester poor living elsewbire.
About half the eases of the former class have already been
carefully investigated by the guardians of this union ; and
when the paupers understood that the alternative was re-
moval to their places of settlement, fully three-fourths of
them were tumid able, either by their own exertions or the
ass stance of their friends, to support themselves ; no that in
only about thirty instances will removal he necessary.
four cases have as yet occurred in which the enforeemeut of
removal appeared a hardship; and three of these admitted of
an easy solutioe. The retnaiuieg one presented some diffi-
ctay, and appeared to the guardians to afford a suitable oc- •
easion for the exercise of that private bounty which it is
neither possible nor desirable that public charity should
entirely supersede.
WARWICKSHIRE.
SHAILISPRAREAN RELDIROS.—Mr. MOICIVIdy read the
tragedy of '• Macbeth," to a large number of the members
of trio Polytechnic Institution, at Birmingham, on Wed. es-
day evening. This reading was gratuitous ; and in aid of
the funds of the library in connexion with the institution.
Mr. Macready, in the course of • few introductory remarks,
adverted to the motive which had iuduoed him on that, as
on other occasions el.ewhere, to comply with the request
made, that he would read a play of Shakespeare, it was in
toe hope that he might be the means of lending some aid to
the promotion of the cause of education.

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL NEWS.
Osman, Doc. 17.-1 n a maceration holden this morning. the
degree of Doctor in Divinity by diploma was oonferred upon the
itt. Rev. W. A. Shirley, lute Yellow of New Coll., now bird Bishop of
Soder and Man.
At the same time a congregation was holden (being the last day of
Term), when the following degrees were conterrid, bortor
end ilacftel r of Ihribily by ACClllNulalion—Rev. C. T. Cary, dime.
hull. Doctor of Gird /Ale—Rev. (i. F. Need, Wore. Coll. MaUe►
of Arts—Rev. G. C. Shifter, Deist Ch. ;C. A. Johnson, Brea:nom.
larh•lor of Ants —II. A. Harvey, student of Christ W. ►t.
Bright, Balliel ; Rev. J. L. Patterson, Urand Compounder, Trinity.
J. Ruinsey, Exhibitioner of Pembroke; 11. G. Merriman, Fell. of
New Cell. R. 11. Dimly of Mar.

The BUILDING CAMIIIITTItr. d Acivisceows-mr-vne-Wsus, Fe 'TIM,
have announced numerous suttee, lotions received for the purpose of
completing the tower of that church.
Pt. Avtam, Cou.swau_— In this large and Populous parish two
parochial districts have recently bees formed—Treverhyn and Mount
Charles. The latter extends from Dupurth.gate to Tregonlssey, and
onwards to the eotern boundary of the parish : it la nearly seism
miles in circumference, and contains a population of more than 300
souls. The Rev. C. S. Wuolcoet, wbo was recently eurate of the
parish, of been appointed to the district of Mount Charles. To the
district of Treverbyn, no appointment has yet been made. A Chao.*
of Ease is to be built in each district
LANCAIMINJL.—NEW Cuk RCM AT LTTRAIL—A
siphonsubscri ba
n.at
set on fat for the erection if a new church h the
nile for whit la fixed a little to the east. of Lytham-mill, on the
north Ode of the New Beach-reed. a fronUte to the river. It of is Pro-
posed that the church shall contain from 450 to 300 sittings, which
about one-third will be reserved free for the poor. Me. Clifton. of
Lytham-hal, the lord of the manor, has intimated not only hisnown
midi-
Dela TA, give the required quantity of land, but has aim mode k
bin intention to provide the endowment. The subscriptions at present
amount to 1,5471. 150.
rkLYEKIIILNPL—Hew. W. Edwards to Killalee C., Leland;
1. T. al•Donogh. to Strailbally C., co. Waterford; Hew. W. T. Wit.
Monson, to Ennis C.
VACAMT.—Vi.lierstown chaplaincy, co. Waterford, by roaignatioo of
I the Bev. P. 110011111.

NAVAL. •
Tworowtsra, Drr. 17.—The I'dyphemoos,MCleverty. wilt proceed
this aaernoon V 3 die chops ot the Ccannel to relieve hhe homeward-
bound merchant troche. The Vengrance is eraered to be fitted for
the reception of .ramps ; she will not go out of aiabour till the 20th
:mt., and be ready thr tea on the 25th inst. The feno d has nearly
conipleted taking on board the ordiumee stores for the South An et •oas
station, and will 13.• nutty for sea in a few days.. The law raid tender
arrived this mowing from Jeixey with ahmt t nighty new railed tan.
A court of inquiry via held nu board the i'entiopt steam.frigate,
pale. (Afford, on inst., to consider as to the efficiency that
ship's company, when they rocomnentled that her complement rhould
be increased to 2'60 men,
instead of ICA her present complement. The
.Viinnrang, Capt. E. Welter, niay be daily expected at Bffithead, to-
gether with the Daphne and Tyne.
The torque rd Mossy hire noticed some daysard, was this day raisedback in this paper as
baying capai and stinCa
and pt .eed in safety.
burrooms, 16.—1 n consequence of the intensity of the front
• low number of the men employed upon the fortifications here were
discharged on Saturday night, and the remainder are about to be dis-
missed for the prftent, as it is Unlovable to carry on the works while
the present weather continues. The [walk:idiom) hate effected quits
.i change in the apps at ante of the place. The road betwes ri Mils
Town and Blue loan has been much cut up, and is in a very danger-
-us elate. An iild burial-ground, in which the grate of Parker, the
mutineer, was pointed out, lay on the edge of the road; this has tom
' and quantities of coffins and bones brought to light.

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The inquiry warn
I expected a ver-
lust the husband.
rrable quantity of
lie is also pus-
of 6,0001.
KOVAL ACT.—We
nchester board of
le the relief of all
g elsewhere; and