The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-13 00:00:00

BBOOND OOURT.
Sittings at NW Prim.—(Brian 14. Justice Soak sad

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MAT V. TRAT.—ALuisio
Miss Fray who has appeared so often before the muds,
was the plaintiff In this es" end she reed hot brother be
recover damages for an alleged libel contained la a Man
written b 7 him to the board of guardians is Ifeetemsery-
shire.
After some staterneets bed bees made and a/no mese owl-
demos laid before the jury,
Mr. J natio' Smith held
the libel had Dot bees proved.
Wes Fray asked that the point should be renervid.
Mr. Justice Smith said ha should MINIM bathing.
The plaintiff wee Dossuited.

MB FOLIOS COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

Bowarsivr.

• LIIMOXIa whom tin.
Hooky Thomas, a tall, stoutly-bsilt man, lir=
appearance, was °barged with semulting P
133.
The constable said he wee on &sty in Holborn at about
1 o'clock on Sonday minim when the ddendant, who wm
the worse for liquor, galled to him. " Policeman, I wont
you." Witness went up to him, and he seized witaass
'by the collar and threw him on the ground.
Witasse got cep, and asked why the primmer had
throws him dews. He replied that he would de
so agate, and did so with such suddenness that whims
had sot time to put himself on his guard. A bystander
came up and said, " W kat did you knock the policeman
down for r The pawner repaid that be would lieu's him
down too. Witues than took him in charge. Whams
suffered considerable pain from the falls, and wee shoal
disabled from duty.
The prisoner said he bad so iatestioe at injuring Hie pol
man. They had beep talking together about Treadle& sod
he wu showing the pollutes. how any it was to throw
men, but without intending actually to bring Wm to the
gronad. He &Med having throws him twice.
Tbe oomplalsent limited that be had any previous oosver-
Nation with the primmer.
Mr. Flowers said he had ao doubt the primmer having
been drunk at the time had as impressim that be had only
thrown the caostable cue. He probably did not intend
to tell • lie about it; but be (Kr. Flowers) believed that the
policeman's account wss the ocereot unix. Even if it
was only once, it ma a very improper thing to throw a man
is that way, especially polioineas. His only doubt was
whether be was justiMd in lapwing so small a penalty as
31., or 14 days imprisonment.
MARLHOROUGH43IItEET.

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s.
Frederick CAriety, • led, was charged before Mr.
Tyrwhitt with throwing snowballsia tit* streets to the
common danger of the pommies.
Polioe-ooesteble Gordon. 33 (1, said that about belt-past
9 teat night, while in Pesten-street, he saw the prisoner
with fear or five other lads, *owe of them engaged in
making snowballs while the others were throwing them at,
the passers by. Haring seen the prisoner throw a meow-
ball at • young men, who was then in court, he took his
late custody, the others getting away.
Henry Arnold, of No. 6, Brewer-sheet, Goiden-eq=
proved that while creasing Pantos-street ha wee p
with snowballs, but he could not say who struck him.
The lad bad nothing to say.
Mr. Tyrwhitt said he was bound to inform the prisoner
that he would not be permitted to pelt persons
along the streets. It would not matter if a nuerbstrl
boys pelted one another, sod no doubt =ay of them had
done it in their time. As there was nothing furious about
the snowballing be would only fine the prisoner sa.

SOUTHWA
1074007A3 CASI or ATIZIUTZD
Fanny Alen, • respectaliclookins young woman of do-
pier appeareeek was placed at the bar before Mr. Wool-
rycli, charged with attenaptiog to commit suicide by swal-
lowing • quality of white prompitnte powder.
Pohos-omiii 124 L saW about 1 o'clock that monks
be was passing down Marlboroughatrest, New-sat, wheelie
saw the Flamer lyisg curled op is the gutter putielly
cowed with snow; He west cap to her and found her to
he insensible, and at first be thoagnt she was !resew to
death. He, however, lifted her up sod carried her to the
workhouse, where abs was instantly received sad pat in •
warm bed Ind carefully attended to. to the ruins of the
monies he called again at the workhouse and asoutaised
that abs had recovered and that the doctor kid dimmed
she bad swallowed Owe.
Mr. Wookyeh asked what descriptios of poison it was ?
Witness replied that it was white prempilats, and la her
pocket was found the paper that had cootakied it. Whet
he took her turn the workhouse to the stogies-boon she
admitted tbat she ioteeded to destroy herself.
M &r. Wain (to the prisser)—What Lave you to gay
for younelf
Prisoser—Nothing. I intended to do it. I our tired of
life.
Woolrych—Don't you know it is • very wicked set
and that you are liable to be pusidsed
Prieoser—l don't sue. I did sot went to live any
TT
e • 'a ukileroi respectable monied WOlllllll. heft
step forward and mid that she could Dot sacient for
her attempting such • wicked sot. Her undue!, however,
bed been very singular rises she lost her mother two yews
edm
Mr. Woolrych asked her if she bad &Maniple& to ~aim
"'Colds on any previous ocaisioo
She replied in the negative. She was is comfortable sir-
ownstancas, and bad no trouble.
Mr. Woolryoh remanded bar for a week, so that alas
might be examined by the prison surgeon to ascertain her
state of ruled.
THAMES.
7111 LAW 07 AlAr2lll AID WORAMAIL

Yr. Charles Young, inoliniter, applied o behalf el Yr.
=l muter wow is lieskrell. kw versa to
000 of bis Josineysess. who with sista riser
bed ebeeekeed their aseter's reviee. leaving week se-
dated The aster wee el per ieseertesse le
rester ergen. who were is the prbethe of pay.
fag their at. is adverse fee we* dry *e-
Vrta aerate. The at. spier wboa be wiled bed
peld fee waking es*. end le& ben the estalleh-
meet el bis reeler bare it wee caspieled. Soneetimage

lin um, bad rimmed as omit ea 4/. owl 51, it—iii,
works" WON oa 64k hamar to nsy thia Maud by
mean work of lb, Taw at the roomy td fa bblask
mr pais groMod a sanest for the appraisal= of the
wawa& complolud ot.

• MOOCIL! WWI ♦ rI14L•11,

Williees illZatilleieied?4aiw—eii;glephor,
teg ea Imbrue et Oresawwa, wee with =
Awitf beeekleg and eateelag tbe et lira4,ki
lawbbeet.
ppopowitetebieceilmr9 It mid that at a railer pit 12 a
ikareasi abbe be wee es duty is tie lawiehmegepp. pm
pa mon tie peseesatees ramie. be tried a tido di%
trbieb knoteatlpgro.a He mewed vita abetter ae.
idle, rad es armed the master be op
=eras& Oa abase eat to Wetlmam
"Here he is," tie Wieser iniampua.
kiwi; up, aged Yea V the awk, sadist'
Waggled segetber. Oa psi tbe primer
the was renewed Waimea Vim, bat the pimp,
was 7 seemed sad 111011vers4 to tbe italic, lib.
eau aftweards weed Si ECIMINI So prowder. ei
Mai got ea ealatere bad bees adopted by plum..
Amp% ea adjobles 'bed, getting ea to Qs root, appig
=sr lelitatbroldreges lizyteset gm* et el
biaol== twined 1
It •174
baw obtor
given bet.
931 ls( eirrahwidte
ervillases.
Impeder newadere welled ler a teased.
Yr. Twin raoseded Ile Opener amid fdetelday.

We hereto elate that a anions saddest reecemed
to Kra. Baia, wife of the Lead Mayor, ea the evenly d
Thursday, Sad fast. Os that evenini, it will be es*
laded, an astartaismont was gives to the Mph at MI
Oley of London School at the Manske Hosea Ma ad%
though of ashamed ego and sa invalid. was 'axiom to ee.
sale the esjoymest of ses pe* ia whom eh.
Uri Mare t
ree olarstthe ye "
small kg
914=
peas loft her ream. went heo a teloom
holm Egypetea Mell, whose Me satertaaately fall del
eve of bee ith being brass by the telL Mr.
ILm Ralde mead alleohat, was Gaile
Clara= hare MIMI at ileutemeeeldeed this the blurb
tegellow with the shook to the eydelm, would hem a sudem
male, the
_eche le *serpent, sod the lady is papal%
Ism basamehly.--Cky Pr em.
SBVBSAL Ytoes.—Dnrillg the past 48 bola
several serious Ira hem scoured in the smarepolibe ffe.
triet. One, whieh there is no doubt was the oak d eras
immediacy, broke out in a large empty home, No. 1, jog,
place, Ocenreerelelmad, In the Haat, whisk was gide do,
Mir.
A fire elso ooeurred as the maim 'loo
Mr. Vale, a builder, Na 17 Intl. Oeuresida.
Lreetliooonduit-street chafiltable heads weedem- I
Sri likewise broke out is the modem of Yr W. B. He...
umbrella mausteehrer, No. 57, Aldenpleekeet, my,
. The Odd floor, used as wainkeps, sad the vabeelde etsr
tun* were cossaneed.
Won Mix Daomwere NZAZ BIZNINGHAIL..
The flood whole was moodased here last week by de
beadiag ot the cabal at Mao his Toms supplemsetal be
await ficol, used by the bussliag at the same set
which, though sot so dertractive to property, he reedd
to the km of thee lives. About hall-past sit ea Pak
Mthe bank of an arm of the all Bermingham easel
gave way. The water meld oat reed flooded lis
lead and homes mar, sad poured dews a eselpit Midis
Mews as No. 17 pit, sad whisk below to the lad et
Dudley. Three men, named David, John, end Ise*
Walton, had gone to work la the pit about ea ham ps.
'Wady, and little hops was satertaised that they emit
seam the deed. The pit was searched as soos se weak
and about neon on Saturday the bodies at the mere eus
quite dead. They were mimed home to ask le.
Z"'questa. The assouot of hemp dose by the water le
is the beneedishe asiglitourhood is onatidalrahlk
IIIZTZLOZDINAZT ACCIDINT AT Luolloterli.—
Ruessrow or • • LOOMMITVII Bono. —A comespookel
▪ Leemineber telegraphs some particulars of • Semis
sedient whisk occurred there yesterday (Beady)
neernieg, between S and 3 o'clock. Lamberts, is sa is.
palest Maths ea the railway between
sad Madre* and a Woe goods traffic ruma=
the Imre dad'. We sight. At the time Inning(
a geode train was about to leave the stake, she
the boiler ot amine bust with a tremendous min,
Fortunately no lives were madam, bat the swim maw
and hie family bed a sorrow seeps.
Oa one side el the
line • part of the oldies was down asp and ea Ye she
the pernesger shed was eagariahaly shattered. Several ma
risme were injured, and the damage dote was very gred,
The acellent created math coesternation in the ton.
TIN EARL OP LZICSIITZH ON TES MALT-TAX.-.
The Berl of Leicester has published a letter arm the eslb
hes. Hie lordship obeerma r—" Admitting the melthe
to he costree7 to the principles of free trade, I elm mud
pallier is to be the interest of the farmers of Norfolk the
It Mead be removed at premed. An immodest* teld
raped ad the tax ia, of coarse, out of the qualm, as tic/
wadi have to be met by the counter-impolitic. d ease
taxes he mere oppressive to the agricultural indent. I sa
holler of minim that WWI say oared= which the Or
saber of the Esabequer may have at his dismal Albs to
UAW applied to dineteishing the issome-bar the Ye ash
Ise, say profits arising frees the partial repeal al die
Milead d yielding the knee relief sated=
Ike weepier, be eventually divided between the
sod the ormanser.•
Ave Anneal! Tiaras a. —We have mud
pleasure in noticing the safe arrive' at Mills, ce
Nehru to Glorineny, d the Atrium traveller, Mr. lialed
Naffs. This enterpridag patlessaa has hem midrib
daring the last @debase months, the interior of Alin,
es
far as Ghia-Mk* bait way hawses Tripoli sel
Tirabactoo, Wag the first European who has mad
the Atlas in that direction. He started oe his tor
web from Algiers in August, 1863, sad the latat sees I
mimed at bias in Europe was dated October 19, 1864. ASS
issamershie bards sad imminent made, in whisk he le.
✓d
wend levers wounds, he retried to Tripoli • he
days ago, and took mews Who Meuludiah for Mills. Be
loaves today by the Syria he Marseilles, to consalt sa to
melds, another exploration es the same tract.—Mllk
!Nem FM. S.
Tan Loss or tae BomBAY.--Subscriptions he
the relief of those depoodest ea the unfortunate pike
Ines lost in her Majeety's late ship Bombay will be TOCivel
by News. Ceuta and Co., Seamed, and by Mears. ROW
mad Ousommey, Gnat Geormetreet, Westmoster ; eol
semaattee for the purpose of dieteibutieg the feeds is big
famed. Admiral Elliot Meta that the subeeriptions lea
Beams Ara, amounting to 6091 3s. Bcl., have bees be
walled by the same mail as him letter, and that the Moe*
Adam subeaription, amounting to about 7001., will idea
by the next.
'deviant° CAM—A cue of considerable interval
le the sporting community came on for trial on Ftiday
Mee Court of Common Mem Dublin. It was an nabs
broach% by the Marquis of Drogheda aminst the ebbe
hider of the Spring-kill 83/4•eplenhaess at 1864, to resew
the saes et 3M. claimed by him under she articles, as the
winner al the race. A coma= was raised as te
whether the stewards of the may to wham the math
bad bees referred, were =tilled to allocate to the ho de
instead of heading over to the whom the 51. each, whirl
was paid by the roamers of men hones which ran. Swot
wit:mese were examined es to the man* of the
then le
the " Basin Chlendar," end the esostroolios alee•
timber ram under whole the sere in question was me. A
verdict was gives ea Saturday far she plaintiff.
Erroeosolltast breesriomoo. —The follow*
extraordieseue edwerthemest appeared is the Inverse.
Charier al Thursday lea r—" To the Editor of the Is
is. Courier.—' Donee Free Manse. Feb. 7, 1865.-04—
Two females from Leyland called on me this night with a
view to the pablication dthe aecompaming dammed es
ma advertisement in the Courier. I hereby give try ow
eurreeoe to the foresaid prepaid. Have the egg
to send the document to Dr. Cisambell, Mat Ty
heirs one or two words which are wanting in his War
WS. which must have beea hurriedly written.—Yeent
mey truly, A. ILtcrEsaeon.' A rumour haven bee
eilealated mediae to affect the dander of the fair as d
Lealeand, in reference, to the body of • child lately had is
Lock Nem, the iohabitaste of the district deemed it
lls*
dint to get their ohmmeter adjusted by Dr. Campbell/ foal
Lowness, who on Meshy last met all the mum eel '1"
amnia females ot the dem in the vestry et the Fes
Church. and certified ea to that character being fres bat
reproach. A maid of 51. is hereby offered to ay C
who as give oorrect isformation to the Bev. Mr.
rdDmeo, of mamas attributieg the perpstrettes
me to any et the females Milne the bounds et Deb
eel.—Locked, Jan. 25, 1865." I hereby certify I leas
emainined a number ot young wow et Locheed, awl bas
so reams to believe that any of them have been mem*
condued.—W. A. Caterszu.'
SHIPBUILDING ON tae THANTB. --On Satards/
tau smoreifieent mask were launched iron the lee/
Me of the Thamee—than al the Thames Imam&
Blealmall, awl that af the Millwall Ironworks et Mira
The 'Meese acid and bitter sortie-sat eked exereid a sal
material idioms& as the atteadanos of visitor; at lei
yards, hat, soverthelsee, each lauoch wee, if addle
in its eurronodiers, at least accomplished with Ile
beet practical effect. The Napoleon lit, built se
the Theme Ironworks, has been constructed fer lb;
Comma* Of nerale Tranastlantique. This is oil
the largest and meet ppoowaful peddle stamen 1001
built, her burden, by bnßderr measurement, beta,
4,000 tom, while her somMel Mean power is to be
which is. of armee. aleshl•
_of bang worked 21 So
lout 6,000. Except the Onsead mesas no paddle slaw,
of such size end power bus bees built for souse elms 1114
Ner leagth eves Nevem the perpendicular, is no lass rasa
363 ft., her breadth fur lossege, 46ft., her depth
and her hemp 3,791 teem Mem% RevoshOl,
sad Ow ore to he the waken st her mem& The BMA
which was Munched from the 11311 well works, tee
beer
built tor the Royal Mall Seeemembet Oanpeny. ISM, 5
the Napalms, le • oemerbehly Ilse meal, built for rem
speed and sande pasaToseeemmedritios. Her
is to 3
ea road mashes loss. Her length ore s!
8101 t., with • breed* or towage of 449 t.. sods*
of amidships 251 t. Roc memo ere le he of
power, nominal, and mgabli of meld* d bed
Both impetus wen serarlliat with 1066e6 slosso.
anteanteboth yards an =4.dr, le while • leas
he promediem of the 6f
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SAORD, NOSMAT.
This Sorning, on the nomination of Kr. Henry
woe sad . NOWA Artaitais. Xr. Jobs Olseetbus
s 04
gambol lee Bilked without apposition.

IspalNG MUM FROM Wl' IN BZTIINAL.
MOUE

INQUIIIT.—(TgIii DAY.)
Thy sorsiog John Humpbrari_Middleaon
asiijileesul at the Wohninatar Arno. werser.place,
witsiz. 'wiry faspeattag the death at Ass
cd the ninths Ohms el
Mi he Ink ia eines tbe relief to the
111.116=.--
deviated Inn the mks of tbe Yen
Nasky fortnight be pie a doable 'Howson
intairea no rut) sad as the Te=ioaresi
pgrt gin ktistd altrasalle6srys Inslatsg spat hiss!
071111-4 bliaribesingib ortheraS.td r. zre Lb air bell. bed
it.,,astilw wow Th• voted Wks baud wo tut
sad Is. 3d. kr tear wain Ifs did set give
tr. t, tha boy fa lila 111,01/1467 He
e";,l,st the ernes order few " isereased
gime, sad milk.* He did sot gin Int ; the boy's
"A-u te what he said ens awn&
,tow- ward inked that • pada desist bed so power
Ass, impie for the seenney feed, fee., fee hie
00 Wean mid that be would bear toot explanation
te the beard al guardiun bad y spos that
is M pied TA 'GWYN that any board of (tardiest
WIN prigs this !ninon Meer is rake* their undisal
OA wife 6w food.
w. 00l soilator tow board of guardian., pro-
wl tMehakseaa's took abowieg that la. M. • weak and t
M
od mu wen voted by the guardian for relit( e
goinelvd es the Tomb/ referred to. The relief was
h ff. is Ned sad es nosh is mosey. No see bed tun
hyena tend es behalf of Doe demand. wined the
Wet** Ladino of Mr. Anton. Thelt stud* i 11.018.6
.018.6 le the relieving dims with reference to dodoes'
ejle searie t Arson didbey baes wen to o them en proseatatios.
wooed that Hr. sot Latin the boy that
had voted the relief is quad= to his mother.
fin Olfeeer aid that the real point is oonsideratios was
the weans was(hungoa wall while she vet
oomeset; lobes it ases4 she got worn sad died ; did
big* re in bee deatiencelerated. through the watt of
* Thu ran* anion had apparently been well disposed
oink the wers, but It was vary unfortunate that Sr
WWI odor for sonriehnunt had not been compiled
tam what hd bias voted by the board withheld.
Ir. Arson rid that he wu very sorry the affair Auld
bill COMA ; lA* was further from his istestke that
inm do pow wetly. Bat he had men the wens on
re ewes up sad essvalesesst bethought
aw" areardbeg to the reguktione, to get the
sat lierawbile be bed got her relief to a greater
slao Ws the dieter bad originally ordered her. He
north to we the assessed or sane pews panes to
ales koala ban expkined the untest of Mid In
Row sad had whisk he bad get far her.
The ny retented a radiot that doomed kid hen
Ow hap has satual MOMr and that her death
loot otatentei by Mat el want* seeleenks, and sow

Indy Wodehonee is resolved that, as far as lies
blimps's, rho will poimmiss Irish oseanfootures. Has
whip wee a beenishd pupas dm', msauhrotored apes
gay for the mein by s fru in DOHA, ai the tweet
snoirtrom ; and sow mother load Arm is easssed no a
mama riles for her of the aims fabric. " Tito
peni,• or a haimsbis 041,01, " h to to a shad• of
mu,, hr the Int time produced is ea Irish pouf's, with
pariers—thrus from of the 'hen mountain ham—
inested le wild soli•
The fat conserso--imie of the Arta Club this
nun oil Is Mid es Wednesday newt, at the Clab-hoass

lbeser•erere.
At the meeting of the members of the Royal In-
▪ oa Friday erseisg. Yr. W. G. Mime deeeeibed,
la a very graphic' maser, his advsatarose Pussy through
Arabia, of which be had previously gives some sormust
the Geessphied Satiety. Tbs journey was undetiakes
prdy st ths Litigation and with the aid of the Emperor
of Ps Fre* who expressed himself saxtous to leers
further priktdars respecting the kisplom of the Web&
bite, whisk is Masted is the antra wiles of &ekes,
sad las Um Idiom visited by

It is ladentood that two of Miss Braddon'a
levels en bag ilmatathed—" Eleanor's Vinery" for the
Bt. Jeassii, sad " Hairy Dasher* for the Primus%
The Mailear de r Annie states that the grave of
me of Ironed Certu's cempanioas to arms has bees dis-
cerned in a newt stoat. between Yaahuitlan and Etla,
in the nese of Naga, ILexice. The following is a toms-
ktioa ci the isiripliss is the Spanish language as Use
monmset if.. rests the body of Des Manoel Nemo.
captain of the Garde of his very high and very powerful
lord the Magi del Valle, Governor of Monies, sod Com-
mander of the Illsig's fames in this pan of the world, died
the ISM of Je1y,1564.•
THE 11111VERRITY or Sr. PrvEZOISITRO. —Mr.

Chalet Edward Tsar, Protease of English Literature I.
the Impal Aleander Lynam, bee beau appointed freer
ansaagl4 mandates, le the chair of Eggbah Lector in the
Univenitgof St. Petersburg rendered vacant by the death
Mr. ER Maw, 11. A.
Deus or nu Ponronnt.—The • which
ma plead is the Zoological Gardens on 29th of Decem-
ber ma toad dead in its salt-water pond on the morning of
Weleaday, the Bth bast. Having appareatly become quite
amfortabh is Ha sew quarters, it suddenly declined its
food oe the preceding day. There is some raison to fear
that it had pt hens la during a night of unusual severity.
Patens Bui LIGISLATION.—The following are
the prepared rules respecting private bills to be submitted,
to warms for the practice and procedure of the referees,
tads needing orders 88-92 :—I. Applications for Hear-
ing Were** Referees how to be made :—Parties peti-
pain *pia private billa in respect of say of tbe
itg mann, sad who desire to be beard re opposition by
their OMNI or room themes, viz. the case el bills
lithe wised clue, foe authorising the onestruction of
With, the engineering details of the undertaking, the saki.
fley of the maim for the proposed object, and the sudi•
nen" of the estimate for executing the same. In the ma
of wanacks bills, the nature sod amount of the existing
lad permed aura of apply, the quality of the water in
le slam, ead the provisions as to stomp memoir& In the
saw of pi IYs, the (panty of the pa, existing supply
mod pa% the amount of pressure, the oat of prodna-
Bea. sag the modes of testing the purity and illuminating
lsawsr et the /e—ehell indorse upon the petitions, pre-
"mit WesPalleg the same in the Private Bill-afire,
161111.1$ UM node (being tome one or more of the
ipeMOed above) on which they desire to be so
qieat Ibe petitions so indorsed shall be transmitted by
the Private Bill-office to the office of the
relaelea plate bilis. 2. Notioe of Hearing to be gives
*met re Private Bildofilos :—The clerk to the referees
Ad./ sit len tbaa two clear days' notice to the clerks
la the !fine Rill-office of the day on which the case of each
balbligaiata to be tam by the referees. 3. Order in
whisk Late shall be taken Mlle shall be heard in
ad eider es the chairman of ways and BMW shall ap-
Pohd, itexedieg to a lint papered wader hie dinettes,
lad * la FS the office of the clerk to the referees. 4. Cer-
tificated Appearanee to be produced : —When a bill is eadled
on for eneideratson, the agate for the petitioners against
the sum nail be required to produce a oartificate of appest-
ats from the Private Bill-offioe, in whisk shall be stated
the Mal 01 the petitioners, their emmeel, and spots. 5.
Remll 01 Meeting of Referees :—Theeittings of the referees
shall renniesee at eleven o'clock in the foresooo or at
each other hoar as may have been specially fixed by edieuro'
xea't at 4 Previous sitting. 6. Mode of Voting by Referees :
All questions before the referees shall be decided by • ma-
" vstem.
including
the voice of
the chairman, and
'..44.41 voids are equal, the chanmew shall have a se-
coed or tee* vote.
LONDON AND NORTH-WISTZRN RAILWAY INSTI-
TCYL—CANDIN Tows &imp:Y.—Au interesting festival
too had as Friday night, to inaugurate the Working Men's
ChM sad Institute. The meeting tool, the
re,"....T 'lshii, sod the Rev. Charles Da, loontoboot of
InsitY, presided. The oevertatauseat ooesided aea
adadwile selection of mode, performed by the North-west
Lades awed Choral Ansatooo. Mr. Stevenson, Meaner
ad% Goole Department, addressed the meeting ; and Mr.
Jossask 'NOW leadiag officials took part is the proneed-
iPP. The Rev. W. H. Chambers, who has noisily him
If"istoi the missionary for the district, hen ban
psriad-
pally iestrumentel in organising this excelleat
"a" narmtendence of the Rev. C. tee, tab! lute attendance of railway porton miss
rims. Se., showed their hearty apreciatios et
tee"twisirtment provided for thew. the course
la the "'tine the Rev. H. Belly. who attended from the
Nat Society in the Strand, was called upon to address a
ton Words of encouragement, and wee introduced by Mr.
fthe eon of the first bantam of the oompany, what
the Linda and Birmingham Railway, the first Bee
(Kenneled_ after the opening of the Manchester and Liver-
ray A very cordial greeting was accorded to
A meeting of a similar character was bell
Wileiodh
Ron Monday last, under the prendenalf of
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the by the Rev. realm a
rrs—_ .P• 1144 aid 2:la R. J. Selwyn, molar of 84.
Livatessot G R.N. sad Mrs. Orofrol
turned gad YO et the .07M, R.N.,
their wives to
stand*
saimehmilaNdOw. sod kindly provided tea for them. The
el Mt membeg eradeted of music, vocal sod
Elte_ H,Rre. golly addressed them Is a
rdts afist thres-quartwer of an hour's duration,
1114131111 T. esti" Woreedimp pared of in a very eahrfectorl

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