The Express.
London, England, 1853-10-13 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DCILIN. OCT. 12.
usßunx ELECTION.

The nomination of candidates for the represents-
tiou of the borough of Lisburn tlok place yesteiday,
when the two Mean. Richardson, the liberal and
the conservative, were severally proposed and se-
conded. The friends of Mr. J. J. Richardson, the
libcr,il candidate, aro confident of the triumph of
their man.

THE RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
Lieutenant Tyler, R.E., the inspector appointed
by government to inquire into the circumstances
under which the late lamentable accident on the
Great Southern and Western Railway took place,
proceeded yesterday morning to the scene of the dis-
astrous occurrence, to make himself acquainted, as
far as possible by personal inspection, with the
locality. He will attend the adjourned inquest at
Naas to-day, and that to be held on Monday next in
Stevens.' Hospital, to watch the proceedings.
Tke sufferers in Stevens's Hospital are going on u
favourably as can be expected. Miss Pack, however,
is still in a very precarious state, and cannot yet be
declared out of danger. Miss Farrell is progressing
satisfactorily, but has not as yet been able to be re-
moved. The remaining patients, namely, Miss Esther
Coffey, and the female servant of Dr. Stokes, have
been pronounced out of danger, and are recovering
as rapidly as can be expected. Mrs. Blacker still
remains at Straffsn, the nature of her injuries not
permitting her to be removed, but the medical gen-
tlemen in attendance give most satisfactory accounts
of the condition of that lady's health.

Dr. Blake, the Roman catholic bishop of Newry.
has sent to Rome the resignation of his office, in
consequence of the ill health under which he has
long laboured, and the hopelessness of his recovery.
The Pope, however, has rot accepted his resignation,
but gives him permission to have a coadjutor ap-
pointed to assist him. In a similar way a coadjutor
was elected last week by the Roman catholic clergy
of Kerry, to assist their bishop, Dr. Egan.
The following appears in the Cork Constitution of
yesterday :
The screw squadron, under the command of Commodore
Martin, were lying off the harbour, eolith of the Old Head
of Kinsale, on Saturday, awaiting directions to join the
Channel fleet at Spithead ; but dapetches forwarded from
the Lords of the Admiralty b the Higbflyer, it is said,
countermanded those orders. her Majesty's screw steam-
frigate Hightlyer, 21 guns, Captain Moore, which arrived
on Friday in Queenstown, took up the mail for the screw
squadron, and left on Saturiay. It consisted of 6,000
letters for the officers and men of the fleet. Her Majt sty's
Mew steam-Alp Ajax, 68 guns, Captain Warden, will leave
riymouth on the 18th, tor Queenstown, and relieve her
Majesty's steam-ship Terrible, 21 guns. Capt. M'Cleverty.
Hear•Admind Carrell's flag will be transferred to the Ajax
on arrival.

Oa Monday morning it was reported that the
French Channel fleet had appeared outside the har-
bour, and were lying to off the Lighthouse. It is
now surmised that both fleets, English and French,
ire to combine.

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL.

THE NEW BISHOPRIC or GRAHAM'S Tows.
—We have great pleasure i announcing, says the Guar-
dian of yesterday, is its postemipt, that the Rev.
John Armetroag, vicar of Tidenhass, Gloucestershire, has
been nominated by the Duke of Newcastle, at the sugges-
tion of the Huh°, of Cape Town, to the new diocese of
Graham's Town. ia Africa.

The Rev. David ThotTniniiirry---,t; the Perpetual Curacy
of St. Burnishes Church, Liverpool, in the county of Lan-
caster, void by cession of Rev. George Dover ; patrons,
trustees.

The Rev. Richard Mom, to the Stipendiary Curacy of
Christ Church. Macclevtield, in the county of Chester.
The Rev. Charlfs Abbott, to the Stipendiary Curley of
St. Paul's Church, Stayley-bridge, in the county of Chester,
on the nomination of the Rev. William Worth Hoare, the
Incumbent.
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The Rev. H. Austen, B A., Curate of Tarrant Keynstone,
Dorset, to the incumbency of the new church in that
parish.
The Rev. A. Bell, M.A., to be Chaplain to the Forces,
King William's Town, Cape of Good Hope.
The Rev. L. 0. F. Broome, to the Coracles of Whittle-
bury and Silverstone, Nortbamptonstire.
The Rev. T. Cain, AI A., Chaplain of Baldwin, to the
Vicarage of Kirk Lonan, near Douglas, Isle of Man ; patron,
the Crows.
The
champ,
Toe Rev

TM Rev. J. 8. Coles, M.A. Rector of Sbepton Bean-
bags*, to the Mantua Rani Deanery of Crewkerne.
TB, Rev. J. D. Collis, M.A , Head Master of Bromagrove
Itirag, to as Honorary Canoary in Worcester Cathedral.
Tler Rev. J. R. Cooper, M.A., to the Rectory of Forneett
L Mary, Norfolk ; patron, the Earl of Effingham.
The Bor. J. Davies, 8.A., to the Incumbency of Small-
wood. Ckeeliin ; patrols, the Rector of Astbury.
The Rev. W. F. libriagtou, 8.A., to the Curacy of St.
Allenuad'e, Derby.
!be Rev. F. French, M.A., to the sonsolidatad Rectories
of Werlingworth and Boutholt, Suffolk ; patron, Lord
Mendkor.
The It
Rev. K. Gale, 8.A.. . •`-
agalrile7 "e

The Rev. K. Gale, 8.A., to the Incumbency of North
near Bradford.
Lev. E. liotham, M.A., to the Rectory of Crow-
flomenet.
The Rev. W. R. Rant, 8.A., to the Curacy of St. Paul's
Mirth, Prates.

The Set. W. Howard, to the Rectory of St. Peter's, Not-
tiaglums ; patron, the Lord Chancellor.
The Rev. R. A. Julian, 8.A., to the incumbency of the
Holy Trinity Church, Plymouth.
The Rev. J. B. Lance, 8.A., Rector of Bockland St.
Mary, to the Rural Deanery of Crewkerne, Somerset.
The Rev. J. Lengths, RA., to the Vicarage of Mudford,
Somerset; patron,, the Deem end Chapter of Wells.
The Rev. A. Le Broc, 8.A., to be Chaplain to her Mniesty's
ship Terrible.
The Rev. 8. C. Lord, D.D., to the Rectory of Farmbo-
roma, Somerset.
The RAT. 0. Harden, 8.A., to the Curacy of Trinity
Church, Toabeidge Wells.
The Rev. J. D. Massingham, 8.A., to the Curacy of St.
Paul's, Derby.
The Rev. it. Moes, 8.A., to the Curacy of Christ Church,
Maseleafteld.__ _

TM Rwo. 1. N. Pamakowies, chaplain to the Bromsgrom
Vales, to OW Mead Mute:ship of Newland Grammar
School, OlownoMarshlre.
The Rev. C. N. Pearson, ILA., to the Perpetual Caney
Mark, Somerset.
The PAT. N. M. D. Ppm, 8.A., to the Rectory of
otherwise Balmy, Norfolk.
T. W. C Rawlima, M.A., to the Ree•ory of
Suffolk; patron, the Marquis of BristoL
The Rev. J. Russell, 8.A., to the Curacy of St. Stephen's,
Palatka], Steffoalshire.
The Ms. R. H. Scott, M.A., to the Rectory of Boa-
'rob, Isle of Wight.
e 1t.,. T. P. Sinuous, 8.A., to the Itootooy of South
Yorkihin._ _ _

Hew-6,67,
The Rev

The BeT. R Baith, to the Curacy of Bollingtos,
Cheshire.
The Rev. H. At. O•orlie, to the Perpetual Caney of Bel•
ti is the perish of Wigan ; patron the Raetorof Wigan.
Thesps. ass. M. Spam, M.A., is the Prebend of Una, I.
Wells Cathedral.

-117 e iteir. B. 8. Veto, 8.A., to the Centel of Langhain
BON*, Norfolk.
The Aev. J. B. Wakefield, 8.A., to the Ineombetcy of
&Wuhan, hear BleekpooL
The ger. 8. Westbrook*. 8.A., to the leetumbeney of St.
Johit's Chetah, Huddersfield.
The Its,. H. 8. Wright, 8.A., to the Caney of Penhore.

A prebendal stall in Paster Cathedral, u also the Vicarage
of St. Wenn, Cornwall; patron fey the latter, W. Rash-

Leigh, Esq.
The Rectory of Charfield,
year; patron, Mr. J. Neeld, M.P.
The Rectory of Coupon, Reeks ; valise 4001. a year ; pa-
nes, Mr. J. T. Warty.
The Rectory of Backhand, near Reigate; value 4001 a
S~aaaarr
, patrons. the Warden and Fellows of All Souls Col-
Ozford.
Tike Vicarage of Airsick, near Hull; value 1501. a year ;
pigeon, the Lord Chancellor.
The Rectory of Withycosabe Rawieigh, Devon; value
2001. a year • patron, the lairs of Lord Rolle.
The Violin,' of Llowes, with nailede of Llande-
wired', Radnorshire; value of the beneaces, 2001. •
year; patron, tlie Archdeacon of Brecon.
The Inessibeecy of St. Paul's, Whippinglism, Isle of
Wight; value 1001. a year; patron, the Rector of Whip.
pingham.
The Perpetual Curacy of St. Janes, Accrington, Lance-
shire ; patrons, kiglote's Trustee..

,; value 4001. a

0101:CATION.

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The Lord Bishop of Chester intents to bold his neat
ordination at Chnter on the second Sunday in Lent.