The Express.
London, England, 1849-06-04 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVE 4ING, JUNE 4, 1849. .

FINE ARTS.

THE COMMITTEE OP THE HTDTerAIHE /atrialTiON
lave rowed free admissioa to their viler, to the students
of the
wonGoveramt School of Dodge, Somenat-hous nil
is aa example hpe to AA followed by tuber oxbibitices
La this metropolis, as It is calculated to improve the taste of
our daeigaan.

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL.
Ozroin, Pm' t—A eonvesstion will be held on the
14th of Jule, to elect a relector of logic, in the room of
Mr. Mitchell, whose period of dace has now expired. The
dies is tenable for 1 years. Candidates must be either
Mester of Arts or Bachelor of Civil Lsw or Medicine.
Oa Friday, Mr. William logs, tram Shrewsbury school,
Wes 'hewed a scholar of Worcester Coll., 011 the foundation
of Mn. Sarah Eaton.

Tul BUONO, OT LONDON'S ORDINATION.—YesteEday
naming, the Lord Bishop of London held a general ordi-
nation, in St. Paul's Cathedral, when the following were
admitted :—DOACONII W. H. Davits, New lon Hall,
Orford ; P. de Patron, B A., Pembroke Coll., Oxford ; S.
J. O. Fraser, New lon klall, Oxford ; B Gibbons, 8,A.,
Wadbam Coll., Oxford ; It. Graves, 8.A., St. John's Coll.,
Cambridge; C. C. °lseult, Ballot Coll., Oxford-
Jones, theological associate of King's Cell., Lon-
don; J. D. Kennedy, a literate person (for a navy
i
sey) ; W. Norman. 8.A., St. Edmond% Ha I,
Oxford ; M. W. Pleases, gatien's Coil., Oxford ; F. S.
Richards, BA ,Queen's Coll., Cambridge ; C. H. Shebbeue,
8.A., University Coll., Oxford; A. H. Stephen, 8.A.,
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (to have charge of an emigrant
ship going out to Sidra y) ; R. R. P. Sudsy, 8.A., Es-
manual Coll., Cambridge; W. G. Topper, B.A , Trinity
Coll., Oxford; J. White, BA., Clue Hall, Cambridge;
G. S. Whitlock, 8.A., Browns, Coll., Oxford; T. Maxwell,
Cnureh Missionary Coll., Islington; G. Nicol, Church
Missionary Coll., Islington; IL C. Huxtable, Theological As-
sociate and Worthily Scholar of King's Coll., London, on let-
+ere disansory from the Lord Bishop of Madam—Pathan :
Rev. It Belles. Theological Associate of King's Colt., Loin
don ; Rev. S. R. Davies, 8.A., Queen's Coll., Cambridge;
Rev. H. Malcolm do Is Condamine, 8.A., St. John'.
Colt , Curb/ides ; Rev. E. Lade. , Balliol Coll.,
Oxford; BAT. D. J. Henan, RA., Pembroke Coll.,
Oxford; Rev. C. G. Hill, B.A , Trinity Coll., Cambridge ;
Rev. B. P. James, M.A., Exeter Coll., Oxford; Rev. W. H.
Lucas, 11t A., Brininess Coll., Oxford ; Rev. W. H.
well, BA , Jesus Coll., Cambridge ; Rev. R. Maloae,iltr,
Quinn'n Coll., Carobeidp; Rev. T. Markby, as., Trinity
C abridge ; Rev. H C. Stubbs. a literate parson, St.
Mark's Coil., Chelsea ; Rev. L. Tauten, Theological Asso-
ciate of Kiop's Cell., London ; Rev. H. W. Tweed, MA..
Exeter Coll., Oxford ,• Rey. H. H. Warmers, 8.A., Oarless'
Coll., Cambridge; Bev. J. P. Wright, Theological Also.
elate of King's Coll., London ; Rev. R. Whittington, RA,
Trinity Coll., Cambridge; Rev. It. Barker, Church Mis-
sionary Coll., blington; Rev. T. Lanfear, St. Bees
Divinity C 11., Cumberland; the last two her Majesty's
colonial possessions.
After the ordination the bishop licensed the following
eendenten to concise within his diocese :—The Rev. W. H.
Davies; B. A , of New Inn Hall, Oxford, to the ennui of St.
John the Evangelist, Westminster ; the Rev. P. de Yuan,
B. A., of Pembroke Coll., Oxford, to the curacy of Holy
Trinity Church.Tottenham ; the Rev. S. J. G. Feuer,
B. A., of New Inn Hall, Oxford, to the curacy of St. Peter's,
Stepney ; the Rev. B. Gibbons, B A., of Wadbase
Oxford, to the curacy of St. Stephen's, Portland Town ; the
Rev. C. C. Glascott, B. A., of Baliol Coll., Oxford, to the
en icy of St. John's, St. Pancras; the Rev. A.
Josef, theological associate of King's Coll. London, to the
curacy of at John the Evangelist, Westminster ; the Rev.
W. Norman, B.A ,of St. Edmond's Hell Oxford, to the
curacy of All Saints, Gordon-square ; the Rev. M. W. Pit-
man, 'B.A., of QIIOSSIS' CAL, Oxford, to the curacy o' Trinity
Church, St. Ottes's in the Fields ; the Rev. F. S. Richards,
8.A., of Queens' Coll., Cambridge, tc the curacy of Ken-
sington ; the Rev. C. H. fibehbesre, RA., of University
Coll., Oxford, to the caracy of Si. James the Greet, Bethnal-
gram ; the Rev. It. P. Stanley, 8.A., of Emmanuel
Cat bridge, to the curacy of Greenwich ; the Rev. W. G.
Tupper, 8.A., of Trinity Coll., Oxford, to the curacy of All
Saints Church, Kcightsbridge ; the Rev. J. White. 8.A., of
Clue Hall, Canondge, to the curacy of Bromley St. Leo-
nard ; the Rev. G. S. Whitlock,,l.A., Bemuse Coll., Ox-
ford, to the curacy of St. a:urea, Bloomsbury.
BRISTOL CATHEDRAL —Subjoined is the letter which has
been sent by the bishop to the chapter clerk, in reply to the
communication recently made to his lordship by the data
and chapter:
" Deaa'slard, Westminster, May 17, 1549.—Sirs—I have
received from you the copy of certain resolutions entered
into by the dean and chapter of Bristol, at a chapter held
on May 10, and transmitted to me by their order. The
only put of those resolutions which I feel myself called
upon to notice is that which implies that my decree, made
an visitor, on the let of March last, was intended as a
new statute ; an opinion founded on the circumstance
of my having directed its insertion in the book of statutes.
The decree was not in the nature of a new statute ; and
the Dean and Chapter themselves give a reason why it
could not have been so intended. It was Issued is strict
discharge of the duties of a visitor, who is empowered sad
enjoined to compose the differences, and to adore, the
proper execution of the existing statutes. The Ilan atf
desiring its insertion in the book containing the statirAmo
was this. The decree relating to matters of a
nature, it seemed proper that it should trip=
among those of the records which were at all dills RP
eolith!' to the numbers of the body, instead of being left
in the form of a loose paper, which might be overlooked sad
forgotten. The mention of the bock oontainiop the statutes,
rather than a separate book, was made partly in compliance
with the practice common in similar cases. In a vincula
decree, which now lies before me, issued by the Bishop of
Lincoln, es visitor at Eten College, August 6, 1815, by and
with the advice or Sir William Scott and Sir William Grant,
his ancestors, a similar order is made respecting the entry of
the decree, in the same words as those adopted by me. I
am, air, to., J. H. GLOUCISTIR & BRISTOL.

isuntssesse' PLATS of 20 eon. nab, added toe swop-
stakes of 6 ron. each ; the eroond to save hie stake. Beau,
sae mile oad•three-inerten. (7 robe.)
Mr. 3. P. Joanna eh re by lad nand sett et
114=4 jrws
4 The Kama. yo (C 1.111111... IS
44..
Captain Hisbanes Lendnea, 4 yes .
Mt. Xxowle.'s =ea, 4 yrs _B
Ulnae Puma et 20i.. Wisner to be add for SU, dee
male, sal a half (4 sake), wee won in ere beats by Kr.
Peeres's The blond. firs (Sall) Undo/ Ifs. Herrn%
Lady Day, 3 yrs, sad MN Stevens's-Pe eldran; 6 yn.
ASCOT-HEATH RACES.
=deed are the entries foe the Flues, tto.; made en
7:

TUESDAY.
TELL STAXID of 5 eon. each, As. The new mile.—The
Tartar, 5 yrs ; Collingwood. 5 yrs; Cossehia, 6 yrs; Caen.
WIDDITODAY.
NV:Eaton Tows Pun of 26 T.Y.C.—
Wkitstone, 4 yn; Haetsaway, 4 yrs ; Ulysess,. yrs; Owed%
3yrs • Whitley, yrs,. Emile 3 yn; Chrbtophot. 6 pi;
Susan Lovell, 3 yrs; Hem inens, 3 yrs; Botkara,mJad
Alpheia, 4yn ; Philosopher, 6 yn ,• Seraph, 3 yrs ; Wood. I
craft, 4yn • Nectar, 4 yrs; St. Oswald, 3 yrs; Colt by
Voltaire tined Mecca, 8j re ; Mignon, 6 yrs.
TRUILIDAT.
Vterrou' PLATE of 1001. Once nand and a dis.—
Wyke (11 b), 6 yrs • Minimum, 3 yn ; Circus, 4 yn ;
Roselyn. 4yn ; Cossekia, 6 yrs ,• Swordplayer, 4 yrs ;
Tanned, 3in ; aidipos 3yre ; The Model, 3 yrs cby
Cotherstone outofMandaise, 3 yn ; Bellsoden, 4 yrs ,• Horn-
pipe,4 yrs • Fiddlestring, 6 yrs : Wanota, 6 yrs ; St. Antonio,
4 yrs ; Win/dank 4 yrs ; Ellerdele, 6yn ; Snowstorm,
3yrs ; Antagonist, 6 yrs; Mignon, 6 yrs ; Captain Parry,
yrs.
STAND Puts of 701. Swlnley Comm.—Whitens",
tr. (to build for rotl2 ; Clermont, 6 yrs (400.1.) ; My
(240U.' aged ()
: Testator, yn (IFla;Yra4hitlej,; 3 yrs (1101)Th;
Emily, 3 yn (2001.) ; Grist, 4 yrs (1001.) ; Dark Lady, 9 yrs
(1001.); llama Donna, 3 yrs (100 L); Wyke, 6yn (1 001);
Fiddlestring, 6 yn, Diana, 3 yrs, Lazybones, 4 yrs (30014 ;
Snowetorm, 3 yrs, Watchdog, 6 yn, Captain Parry, 3 yrs.
Puns of 100 guineas- Once round.—Sword-
player, 4 yrs; Maid of Lyme, 6 yrs, Glenelvon, 3 yrs,
I Emily, 3 yrs, Model, 3 yrs, Emma Donna, 3 yrs, cby
Cotheestoue out of Mandane, 3 yrs, Wyke, 6 yrs Glutton,
4 yrs, Waaota, 6 yes, St. AntonD, 4 yes, Antagonist,h 6 yrs,
Snow-Storm, 8 yrs, o by Charles 12th out oi Flambeau's
liam, 3 yrs.
Boaosou Messina' Puts.—Nectar, 4 yrs, Violet
Meech bred), lapichas, 3yn Beekoock, 5 yin, Union,
I=l,CalldlyPrr,' o Emily.Jlt!jy,e3Nyne,hrAttittePl'l:,46yg,alhualc:
Issier„ yrs, Serape, 3 yrs, e.issaway, 3 yn.
Wears authorised to state that the races will commence on
Tuesday atone o'clock precisely.
Honing assivan on ZlPlCTlM:—Clermont, Bishop of
Romford's cob, Gleoalyon, Grace, Slashing Alice, Gardenia,'
Swerdpleyer, Tailored, Testator Conde, Concha, Vannes'
filly, 2 yn ; Herbert, Sidney, Letitia, Eugenie, Collingwood,
Van Tromp, Elthiron, Whitstone, Nina, c nut of Flambewes
dam, Minn, St. &sane, Cy mho, The Jester, Osurley Coe.
beau, St. Until°, Emedarins. The Flea, Cossack, Cities,
Canezou, Strongbow, Uriel, Henry of Exeter, Chantm,
Emma Doons, Itybinaka, The Fire King, Mandsne
Wanota, St. Mimi°, Lycion, Blaze, Hoeeyoosbo
the Widow, Glusos, Watchdog, Kiinway, Stanton, The
Medel,fiesteaway, Whitley, My Mary, Fogleman, Radul-
pine. Wyke, Cambric, Tiflis, o by Sir Hercules out of Jim-
press, Mouneeer, lazybones, Coalitioner, Crucible, Roselyn,
Farthingale, Blackcock, Selland's, Casten's', Lepidos,
Chicanenr, Black Eagle, Durdans, Companion, Venation
I Coates filly, 2 yn, Hotspur, Dolly Verde'', Mean colt:
lleolt by Mr. Waggs out of Destiny, 3 yrs, Rbedycina,
Philosopher,
Seraph, Eva, Drakelowe, Lady Evelyn, Lady
Chot, Platt& The Moor, Antagonist, Blondatte,
Fernando, The Swede, Lady Frances, Netter, Re-
pletion, Cadger, Maid of my Soul, Strychnine, f by Pin.
soon out of Bran, Bonnet, Elierdale, Snowstorm, St. O.
wild, Aldgate, The Tartar, Christopher, Susan Lovell,
limns Pecos, Woodcraft, Fiddlestring, Sily, Grist, Dark
Lady, Diana, Maid of Lyme, Bukhara, Unto', Vatican,
QaeensbeuT, Fulton', Tartar, Stirabout, 2 yrs (Meal colt),1
Marlbrook, Jelly Fish, Vampyre, Officious, Ploughboy,
Hornpipe, Do-the-Buys, William the Conqueror, Cariboo,
Sevin ; besides several othen whose names we could not
From He great number of horses which will be in the
maigkluatibood, the excellence of the entries and the national
interest attached to the principal events, and the settled
damsel of the weather, there is every reason to anticipate a
most brilliant meeting. Her Majesty and H.R.H. Prince
Albert will be present on Tuesday and Thursday. The rail-
ways offer greet facilities for the journey to and from the
Heath ; in addition to the old route, viu Slough, a new one
is provided by the South Western Company, which promises
M be very exlensively patronised. Trains will be started
from the Waterloo-bridge station to
and Detelset. the distance from each to the Dwane
being about minas mike, the road from the former, we should
my, the beet hr travelling. Conveyances in abundance will
la provided at both stations to convey passengers to and
bent the course. The return trains will be regulated by the
*NO at wl soh the races terminate.
LATEST BETTING AT THE WEST-END.
ASCOT STAHEL
7 to 2 apt Erorderlos (t) lo se t apt Chkaneur
5 1 -- St. Anteeno (t) 10 —1 Jelly Fish
1— 1 Vapors ILO 1 Walton
QUEEN'S VASE.
2 to 1 apt Ousewm.
10 to 1 apt her winning this and the Emperor's Vase.
TRIENNTAL STAXML
7to 4 aid = I to 1 apt Vatican
5 2
NEW STAKES.
OEMs to back William the Conqueror apt the field.
PALPEROR'S VASE.
2to 1 apt Van Tromp I 9to 4 apt Chanticleer
BETTING AT MANCHESTER—FRIDAY.
EMPEROR'S VASE.
sto 2 age Ptaatiasa (t) I7to 2 ant Vert Tramp (t)
S to 1 Cannon It)
ST. LER.
sto 4 apt The Flying Dutch. 10 to 1 opt Lady S (t)
man ) I WOO to 15 (t)
Nothing done oaths other events.