The Express.
London, England, 1849-07-21 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING. JULY 21, 1849.

not usual, and which he mold scarcely have expected,
having been given to him to bring his own stock to Norwich.
This resolution was seconded by Mr. KINDER, and
Parried unanimously.
Sir 11. PRICE, M.P., moved the thanks of the society to
Professor Spumes and the Rev. E. Sydney for the very
•Isle letturm they had given on Wednesday. The only sub-
ect of regret was that they were delivered at the thne when
the majority of the members and visitors felt it necessary to
he on the Mow ground, and that consequently the attendance
was much thinner than it would have been bad theT been
find for a day on which there was less engrossing business.
Col. C BALLONER wended the motion, and
The PRESIDENT having. borne testimony to the gnat
value of the lectures as containing much practical intuit:na-
tion, it was carried.
Professor SYMONDS acknowledged the honour, declar-
ing that it would at all times give him great pleasure to
contribute to the objects date satiety.
Tee society's business of the year having concluded with
this last resolution, the Eeal of Chichester left the chair, to
which the new president, the Marquis of Downshire, was
at once conducted ; and having taken his seat,
The Duke et RICHMOND had great pleasure in pro-
posing. as the drat official act of the new presidency, a re-
solution which would, he knew, be carried unanimously.
It would be remembered that hei was the person who dis-
posed the Earl of Chichester as their president last
year ; and one of his chief inducements to do
so was his noble friend's universal popularity with
all classes of agriculturists. As a proof of this it
was only necessary to say, that when his noble friend
communed farming in Sussex, the flock masters of
that county punted him, as a tribute of their respect, the
finest brceding sheep that could be found. A man so popular
be felt was fit to be president of that society. lie had been
disappointed, and he believed no one had cause to regret that
election. (Cheers lie knew, therefore, he was only
ex-
pressing the feeling of the great majority of the society when
he proposed a resolution of thanks to the Earl of Chichester
for the efficient and able manner in which he had fulfilled
the duties ofli is office.
The Earl of CHICHESTER, in returning thanks, said
that he felt fully sensible of the high honour which was con- '
toned on him when he wee called to fill the chair of that
soe:ety, in whose proceedings he bad always taken a deep
interest. With regard to his services, the only merit he could
claim was that of having honestly and conscientiously en
devoured to perform the not very onerous duties with which
he had been entrusted. In resigning the honourable post of
their chairman, he felt bound to say that he, like every for-
mer president, bad been zealously and generously supported,
not only by the members of the council, but by the members
of the emaciation generally, who would extend he knew a 11
similes support to his noble friend who had succeeded him,.
--
The meeting then broke up.
In concluding the account of these proceedings, it is only
just to acknowledge the facilities toe representatives of the
press have received from the authorities of the scciety and
the Eastern Counties Railway, especially from Mr. Hudson,
the secretary of the aunty, and Mr. Roney, the secretary of l
the railway. A body of the A division of police, under the I:
direction of Inspector Otway, were present from the com-
mencement of the show, and by their knowledge of the per-
sensor the London thieves, who flock to such waned, prevented
those depndatiens on property which, in &dace so crowded,
would, donbtlem, else have been committed.
Mr. Betts, the new chafriaaa of the Eastern Counties Rail-
way board, and Mr. Roney, the secretary, attended person- 2
ally to the railway arrangements, and to this cause may be
attributed, in no alight herpes, the general satisfaction they
gave.

IRRIAND.

as
DUBLIN, JULY 20.
THE QUEEN IN IRELAND.
An official communicating has been received this
evening from Lord John Russell, addressed to the
15
lord-lieutenant, announcing that her Majesty and ,;
the royal suite may be expected to arrive in Kings-
town Harbour on the 7th of August, being fully a 11
week earlier than was anticipated by the Dublin II
authorities. The cholera is on the increase in
Belfast. In Dublin the reports to-day are favour-
able.
The
visit.
°nil&

very best feeling continues about the royal ;
AU parties are equally glad at her Majesty's 8
;, and no dissentient voice will be raised against 4
her a hearty reception. One member of the 2
suncil tried to make some opposition, and in- 14
dulged in cavilling observations, which were drowned 4
in clamour, and he found no supporters. 2
Contrary to what was at first supposed, it seems -
vow very probable that several titular distinctions
will be conferred on various persors in honour of her
Majesty's visit. Some of those whose names have
bees published in the journals as certain to be created
bassets, deny in private that they have received any
intimations on the subject. It is pretty certain, how-
ever, that the Lord Mayor and the High Sheriff of
Dublin county will be created baronets, and some
more are also spoken of. It is said that Mr. Roche, 2
M.P. for Cork county is also to be made a baronet.

DONATIONS TO RELIEVE DISTRESS. Aghadda
Rectory, Whitgate, near Cloyne, county Cork, July 19.
Rev. W. R. Townsend, Rector of Veda, Whitgate,
near Clomp, requests the editor of the ss will return
thanks to J. It , Northampton, for a secon donation of '11;
W. R., Is. 6d. He trusts these are only preludes to further
aid, for the last penny is expended. Ninety men, one hun-
dred women, at industrial employments, and crowds of
people besides, us solely dependant for • fortnight more on
such like aid.

NAVAL.
ADMIRALTY, Jvvv 20. APPOIRTMINTS. -To Royal
Sovereign—Lieutenant: M. P. Jones. To Queen—Lieute-
nants: G. A. Pidcock, J. W. White, W. J. It. Card, and
F. D. Rich. To Hogue—MidshipmaTo /n : G. RobiLson. To
Stromboli-o;orace E. Payne. mown—Gunnar : J.
White.

tiLLITARY.
(Prom last night's Casette.)
WAR-OFFICE, JULY 20.,
IM Regt. of Dregs.—LintMozomr, to be apt, by pm., vice
Gough, who ret.; Cor. sad Ad). W. RLIIRISION, to have the reak 01
lieut. ; Om. M. &rocas, to be bent, by pur., vice Morgan.
3rd U. Driers.—Oor. T. C. B. Sr. Demos, to be lieut., by pur„ toe
Roche, pram.
gist Refit et Y.—Major 0. fgratneros, to be lieut..eoL, by par, vies
Spence, who ret. ; Capt. T. C. Kitty, to be mmor, by pur., vice
Staunton ; Lieut. 3. S. °onto, to be apt,by par., Mos Kelly ; Era.
0. W. Ileums, to be heat by pur., vies Could.
37th F.—Ras. C. S. Buss to be lieut., without pur,viee Thomas,
app. guertermaner of 1
37th F. ; Gent. Cadet R. W. Wen.., from the
Royal MR. College, to be eagles, vice Blois.
00th F.—Capt. 3. Joao to be my., by pur., vise Robin*" who rots.;
Lieut. 0. Ramo to be amt., bput., vice Jones; See. Lieut. R.
H. ROBINSON to be first bout, by put., vice Rhodes.
UNATIACAND.—LiaIt. F. Rocas, from the 3rd Lt. Drip, to be wt..
bY Put.
Minioemcont.--Capt. J. Aisinscao, upon h..p. 37th F., has been
permitted to retire from the &ray by the aloof In unattached eon.
Lake, be being about toOF become s settler in Australia.
OFFICE ORDNANCE, JULY IS.
Carps at /Loyal Engineers.—First Lieut. M. Voyesoon to be see.
apt., vice Boca, dec.; Sec. Sent. C. J. Fool= to be Ant lieut.,
yin Venom.

SPORTING.
SALISBURY RACES.
lIIICOND DAT, THIDAT, JOLT 20.
SWIEPTTAILIII of 60 son. @sada ft for fools of 1846.
Mr. Herbert's b e'reftla walked over (Sty).
WILTON PANIC SWANS of 10 110 TS. Nth, with 60 added
if tsar longs start.
Mr. W. V. Jaaklea'sri f Kiss Wawa, iti• NI) 1
Yr. Dizaa's Blaney 2
Kr. W. Etwoll's b e by Tblatkwbipper
Kr. W. radler's Gasp 4

Grimes Pura of 100 son. each. Three-yrs old, Bst
121 b ; 6w/r, get 61b ; five, lOst ; six sad aged, lost3lb. 3
miles.
Mr. J.lommes Mb, 8 yrs, The Hero (A. 1147) 1
Mr. Harriet:Ws Mama. 4 yrs 3
Corm Kunnas' PIA'S of 60 ay.., added to a sweep.
stakes of 6 son. each. 3 yrs old, 7st 31b ; 4, Bst 61b ; 6,
Bst 131 b ; 8 and siVaddithst 21b.
Mr. Herbert% b 6 tki, 6 yrs OW I
Major Pin's Wanner, yrs 3
Mr. W. SaMers Malawian'', 3 yrs
Mr. John Holdall% b g Diadem, 5 yrs
SOME WISTRIN RAILWAY STAKES of 26 son., added
to a sweepstakes of 6 eons. each; 3 yrs old, 9st 7lb ; 4,
lost 121 b ; 6, list 61b ; rim and aged, list 121 b. Gentlemen
Mdem ; jockeys allowed to ride carrying 61b. extra. Heats,
cm• mile.
Wakes tad, Bangtall, 47e (Maus) 44 1 1
Mr. W. T. Wlairs Bea Be 4 3TB
Ma, w. NiO Magntsia Dew, 5 7nl 2 3 dr
T. Mtwalre lbnMewmp 3
he last heat a splendidper, race ire
between Lady Bangt3 a 9 and
Red Doe.

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.
MIDLAND CIRCUIT. _

NOTTINGHAM, JOLT 20.
Clow", COVIT.—ThIPORZ Ma. Jcona COLXIIDOL
S.Wilcockson, aged 44, labourer, was indicted for arson.
It appeared that me shoat six mouths ago the prisoner
was tenant of throe Seabed cottages, under the Earl of
Stamford, at neerthorpa At the time alluded to, his lord-
ship disposal of the sollsof b Genus Clifton, a fanner,
who dissh the whom from histenaney, and re-let the
cottages. Windom complained at the time that Mr.
Mos bid Wight thaz=over his head, and refused
to coca lf~never
that he should nev
live to eseigfibillr= of his }Graham At another time he
mid it wadi use Mlssbears *ere was a "bonny blaze "
Majors,
the pad*. AllO Ale* ea the night of the fith of
Majors, the eselagas having been cleared by sca-
the primes went to
paneling% when be sat for about
a aai seedythige"grZ one *Vert ea the moraing of the 9t/ he
Menai 10 p Nett Win bans& ke purchased of the
a Ilea ct teener ameNbee. eay, "Now y shau
have a to to hat • tar 11111111616 afterwards
ha ens moo the three swages, sad di-
me* allarwardelatdeigrdoe eat la die thatch at the bask
of the ems to the costal, cad was with dinsalty &Asa.'
Ths lanaess of all three cottyes ems ogee at the tinao,
widow el them win ad aroasilatQ sII drape was
Pa&
Void* (Nil* lhatesoo4l revs Impalaties.

NORTHERN CIRCUIT.
YORE, JULY 20.
Caws Courrr.—Beroas Ma. Antrim WHAITNAN.
CHAEOH UP INI,ANTICIDII AT RICHMOND.
Esther Natteriss, 22, was charged with the wiltul murder
of her new-born male child, by suflucating it with a loth,
at Richmond, en the 19:k of May last. Mr. °reread and
Mr. Price prosecuted; the prisoner was defended by Mr.
Bliss.
The prisoner bad been, for the last two years, housemaid
to Mr. Yeoman, of Richmond. On the 19th of May last,
her fellu ,e•servant suspecting that she had given birth to a
child on the previous niL ht, a search was made, and a male
infant was discovered in one of the wardrobes, wrapped up
in some cloths. The prisoner admitted that she was the
mother of the ehild, on whose person some marks of vio-
lence were apparent. The medical witness examined was
unable to swear dis•inetly that the child had breathed after
it was born, and Mr. Bina, on behalf of the prisoner, sub-
mitted that the infant might possibly have died during the
time the mother was in labour. With such unsatisfactory
evidence the learned counsel contended that the jury could
not conscientiously convict the prisoner.
The jury returned a verdict ut Not Osdity.

BRITISH.

iii I 371
l 6 19
l 4 14

Aberdeen
BePast and Ballymeha
Birkenhead, Lane., & Cheshire
Belton, Blackburn, and
W est Y. rkshire
Bristol and Exeter

rsi I A 4

Caledonian
Chester and Holyhead
Dublin and Drogheda
Lublin and Kingetown
D under, Perth,Aberdeen June
East Anglian
East Lancashire
Eastern Counties and Norfolk
Eastern Union
Edinburgh and Glasgow
Edinburgh and Northern
Glasgow, Paisley, and Ayr
Glasgow, Paisley,and Greenock
Great Northern &E. Lincolnah
Great Southern andWestern(l)
Great Western
Kendal and Windermere....
Lancaster and Carlisle
Loncashire and Yorkshire
Liverpool,Crosby, & Southport
London and North Western
London and Blackwell
London, Brichton, and S. Coast
London and South Western
Londonderry and Enniskillen
*efichester,Sheff.,&Lincolush.

1.5 i 354
71 71
ni 478
671 91d
314 754
95 322

I 'oil

24 -22.1
- 128
In 1681
)61 24.1

Midland
Midland 0 rest West' rn.(l)
lionklands
North British
Scottish Central
Shrewsbury and Chester
South Devon

ISouth Eastern

C-
-481
94t)

4,581
1,15

'B3l
1,187
1,205

'629'
1.044
16,359
1,361
3,924
1,726
2,759
1,464

3,1
21,41:41

199
2,665
11,764

45,602
1,599
10,231
11,681

143
2,674
23,092
1,022

2,3551
1,000

lit aff Vole

Ulster
West Cornwall
W hitsbaven Junction
York, Newclstle, Berwick
York and Math Midland

12 l2
124 269
14 25.54

1.704
10,120
1,760
894

ti• 211
r 2
)74 17074
2

14,1671
12,179

1,2381

1,1481

9,3761
1,732
2.119

6,459
4,484
1,867