The Express.
London, England, 1847-06-05 00:00:00

MILITARY,

Porreararra. horst-71e20'11UL jilt Elea, arrived yesterday
from llallfax In ILYA. Vengeance. They will be landed to-roarow.
The head quarters and throe eorspadas join the depdt at eltiebeetar.
and three go to Fort Cumbertwid

SPORTING.
ASCOT HEATH RACES.
Fitt !MT.—The racing yesterday commenced half an hour
earlier than usual, and being confined to five events, was got
over at an early hour. (Bond fields came to the post fur the
handicap races, and speculation was tolerably animated. The
attendance was confined to the sporting dames and a few
fashionable* who have been staying is the neighbourhood.
The races came off as follows :
Bermes CLASS of the Woarwassz &memo/ I ems. each (handicap).
Lllkt three quarters of the new mile. lambs.
lord Erster's Bishop of Rotated's Cob, eat Abdale I
Mr. Merton's African, 84 11th (Nat 2
Mr. Weenie's The Widow, 7st 7lb (Bashinn, S
The following were not placed: Collingwood, Doctrine, Cherry,
Kiniblerworth, t by Ells onto( Odom, f by Eamendda teat of Areareis,
and Sultan.
Betting 4to 1 apt Bishop of Bamford's Cob, 4to 1 agst African,
4 to l eget Elnablesworth, s tot agat Armin filly, 5 to 1 agst Cherry,
and 7 to 1 awn Doctrine.
Cherry took the lead, and with the Cob and African in
waiting, made play at a good pace until within a distance
and • lila of home ; the Cob then took up the running,
went in with a gradually improving lead, and won by two
lengths; the Widow a good third, and the African filly
fourth. Sultan ruptured a blood vessel shortly after starting,
threw his jockey and fell, but recovered in a short time ;
the boy was not hurt. Run in 1 min. 21 see.
SWASPSTAIUS of 50 lova. each, h ft ; for 3-yr-olds ; colts, Sat 71b ;
twiny Sat 4115; those by untried Mantras, or out of untried mares,
allowed 41b. New Mile. (6 sole.)
lord Stmdbroke's Caningsby (Nat) 1
Mr. Wawa'. Dr. Goodall (DM) (W. Sem) 2
3 to 2 and 3 to I on Conlngsby,
who waited on the Doctor to the stand, and won in a
canter by two lengths. Run in 1 min. 58 sec.
riser CLASS or INS WORISSSAK SWIM
Lord Chesterfield es Pie Sic, 7st 11th
'Kitchener (Nat 2
i 1
Mr. Shelley's Millwood, Set Sib
Mr. A. W. Hill's The Cur, tat 71b (Marlow S
Mr. C. Di. Moore's Wooden Wall, 7.1 7th (Trees, pin. 4
The following also started but were not pieced —MI ..oms Jean, Dean
Swift, Campanero, Ellmea, Miles's B, fby Nonsense, out
of the Queen of the Olpies' dam, sad narachin l, or Non
Betting .-3 to 2 apt Pic Nit, 3to I apt Millwood, and 4 to 1 apt
The Cue.
Dean Swift, Millwood, and Lord J. Scott's filly went off in
front, which they kept to themielves to the road • Pic-Nix
then took up the running, was never afterward, headed, and
won cleverly by a length. Run in 1 min. 19 sea
Taw Htsomn Som., the gift of the Oreat Western Railway Com-
pany, added to a Sweepstakes of 10 sem. each, for 3-yr.olds and
upwards; the mooed to receive 30 sore. out of the stakes. Winners
extra. Swinley Course. (40 subs.).
Lord Cbeatertlekl's lady Wildan, fist Sib (Nat) l
Lord Exeter'. Wood Pigeon, Set 610, Including llbez., (Maeori.,
Mr. Irwin's Patriot, hat 711 i
The following also started but were not planed: Don
Lynccus, Colleen Bawn, Forest Flower, Whirligig, Tragical, Correct
Card. Doctrine, Daughter oldie Star, Vanity, Faunae.
Betting: 2 to 1 sett Lady Wildair, 7 to 2 apt Wood Pigeon, 4 to 1
apt Don Cawar, and 7 to 1 eget Tragical.
Forest Flower made the running, followed by Lyneena,
Vanity, and Tragical, all the others lying very well up. No
change was observable until they approached the distance,
where Lady Wildair took the lead, and with Wood-pigeon
and Patriot neat carried the running on to the end, winning
by a length ; the same between the second and third ; Don
Crier a bad fourth; nothing else near. Run in 2 m. 40 sees.
BOROUGH Mrnsraa' Para of 30 sows., aided tea Sweepstakes of
5 sues. each ; three-year-olds, 7st: four, Sat sib; five, Set 10th ; sin and
aged, sst. Winneni extra. The winner to be sold for 110 soya., fan
Oki toile. Bin subs.
Sir W. Stanley's Pie-nic, 3 yrs (Vat) 1
Mr. Herbert's Sir Simon, 4 ps 2
Mr. Mostyn's Alan* S yes (J. Evans 3
Sir'. Ilawlers Bessie/dine, 4pa (J. Alarm 4
Lord W. Powlett's Mount Callan, 4 yre ....(Barthotomew 5
Betting: 3to 4 agst Picoge ; Sto 1 apt Also; and 6 to 1 apt
any other.
Pic-nic made all the running, won in a canter, and was
claimed. Run in Im. 48 secs.
LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE.

GOODWOOD EDV::itri;giiiie ilia;
BT. Lora-7 to 2 apt Cossack, 9to 1 agot Von Troop, 12 to 1 mit
Me. Martin., 13 to 1 not Forectoenre, 20 to 1 apt Black Dwarf, 40 to
ito,t Colongoby,
1848.-16 to 1 apt Assault, 30 to I apt Flatcatelter, 40 to 1
opt Smart..

tat, Enidltatuct
EQUITY COURTS.
_ Before the Mater of tle

ATTORNEY-1311/IERAL O.OIIISIIirr—ADMINIATRATION Or
CHARITY PROPRIITY.—John Mil'wird, by his will, made in
1654, gave certain tenements at Bordesley, , in Warwickshire,
leased to one Michael Hunt, at 26!. a year, and a house at
Birmingham, called the Red Lion, unto the principal of
Bneenose College, Oxford, fee the time being, the bailiff for
the town of Birmingham for the time being, and the mayor
of the town and county of Haverfordwest for the time being,
and their successors for ever, upon trust for the first two
years after his death, to apply the rent of 261. for the benefit
of certain of his relatione, and then, during the existence of
the lease, he directed that the tenant Hunt should pay
Sk 13s. 4d., being a third of the rent of 261., as an additional
maintenance for the free school at Birmingham, where
the testator was born, and he directed it to be paid to
the schoolmaster for the time beim, by the direc-
tion of the bailiff of the town sad has brethren; also
81. 131. Id., another third-part of the mat, to the nee of the
principal auaandnd fellows ofby Branner Oilier, wherwe he was
apardsrt ed, be them heslierei ea a wholes to.
part el Yee to
efteadem sad madmemse Amu to be
placed in the mid allege wed met them either he the
school at Birmingham sr that at Hanseferdireal,
turns; also a like tam of 81. 13s. 4d., ea an
tional maintenance if the free school of Havakedweet,
arra he bed raided if sense years, to be paid to the misag-
' ruder *ere he to date bang, by the discretion of the
mayor, aldermen, art brakes of Haverfordwest ; and as
touching the hers, idled the Rai Lim, his will was, that
the same, with the reeds end profits, should for ever there-
after remain unto the pelegipel, bailiff and mayor, and their
macessors, to the me end use of the said schools and college,
to be divided between them in three equal parts, and his
will was, that after the expiration of the leue to Hunt, the
lands in lease, and the Red Lion, should be set forth and
improved by the mid rind*, bailiff and mayor for the
time Wing, or their anasemors, either by fine or otherwise,
and that the rent of SOL end the rent then reserved for the
hum milted the Red Len, should for ever be reserved and
paid, and the fine (if so be it) be equally divided between
the said gehoole and eeßige. At the testator's death the
property ma is Isms if St )rods and on the expiration of
that lamest wee arranged between the principal of Brasenose
College, the master of Birmingham School, and mayor of
HaverArdwast, that they should punt lessee in severalty
each of on -third of the property. Accordingly, in
1762, a lease of the share appropriated to the
Haverfordwest Steed mu granted by the then
mayor of that loft for ninety-nine years, and leases
wars siverally pasted of the other two shares for
twestpeas years ; ear on the 2nd May, 1829, at a yearly
reset, sad the other by Dr. Jenne, the muter of Birming-
ham seimel, In 18311, if a fine of 2531. The profits of the
third puts spproOsied respectively to the schools, were
remised and
thirdeei by the reepective =Men. Whitt
them of the6o Brume, College, were
rlilifor the papareelegi3ri lige, with the exoeptien of
plicadea- of U. lb.. Y. aurally toe scholar from
either of the Maude Mummer me happened to be at the
college, which was obildi to be a rare occurrence. The
whole of the properST yr, water the various leases, let to a
Mr. Taylor, who was stated to lave it altogether on very ad-
mat=zeerme. This intbrmatien was filed ex officio by
dm 43eaeral, in 1835, end it might to have trustees
the charity property, and to bare it declared
&rthittriesdences allege weeelneammithe ionof the profits
eleigned to thua if ese K stem slickers from the above
easels, and were net melded teeny biracial interest, and the
Imes to Mr. Taylor ewe harems, partly on the ground
that they were Mord, having beau panted in severalty,
end partly on the pima of ispieviiiatts. But the right of
the tweeters of the eiseals to the landeiel enjoyment of a
third of the profits each, we. net, It was understood, called
in walks * this suit. The mew reaieted the appoint-
ment
of Wares, and maintalani their right to the bens-
ficialts of a third at the mils, ultra the 81. 13s.
4d. area tar the mekameime of a scholar. And
Mr. 'Oar, Irmo, Ineited the validity of the leases,
and on the great hardship whisk weal& be dense to him if
they were, after the time that boat dmllsd, called in qua-
tion.—The Attorney-animal, and Ilfems. Turner, Twin,
and Blunt, appeared if the lailimodea Yews. Bethell
and R. Palmer for Branum Caw; Mon. Kindersley
and Webster for Mr. Taylor; and Kam. Timm, Pitman,
Shee, and Spooner, for other pure.
The Master of the Rolls reserved his judgment.