The Express.
London, England, 1853-02-25 00:00:00

Men from gram, that the tenantry shall vote at their bid-
ding upon the occasion of the next election. This is stated
to be not merely a local abuse, but of universal °commas.
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Yesterday was a grand Held day in the Encum-
bered Estates Court, the extensive estates of the Earl
of Belmore, in the counties of Tyrone and Ferma-
nagh, besides two or three small properties, having
been advertised to come uoder the hammer on the oc-
casion. The Earl of Belmore'a estate comprises about
6,000 statute acres, being held partly in fee simple,
and partly by fee farm grant, and after deducting
head rents and tithe rent charge produce a net an-
nual rent of 7,6221. From this, however, another
limportant deduction must be made ; the estate
was charged with various annuities, amounting to-
gether to nearly 3,6001., payable for the most part
to the Countess of Belmore, aged 69 years, and to
other elderly ladies. The orate was put up in 48
lots, and the aggregate produce of the sale was
145,8601., being about 19 years' purchase on an aver-
age. Some of the lots most heavily charged with the
annuities sold at rates of about 14 years' purchase,
and others exceeded 20 years. An estate in the
counties of Galway and Roscommon, belonging to
air. N. Dare, sold for about 14 years' purchase. The
gross produce of the day's sales was 157,8601.
The following particulars of a melancholy accident
to the representative of one of the most ancient
houses of Ireland, are given by the Ilvemais :

We regret to learn that a moat adlieting accident occurred
to Charles Cavanagh, jun., Esq., of Barris House, Carlow.
whishibresemse to be lielhred by fatal cossegessess. How
the snidest occerred bays not accurately aseertaised;
but we sinclentand that at an early hour yesterday scorning
Mr. Cavanagh wee discovered fa bed. partially enveloped
in the half-sonstmed bei datbse. awl is a state of nearly
. .

perfem inseasibelity, arisiag *sea Om swam Wade* ii-
dieted by the fire. it is samosa that, wale dressing, his
clothes emelt dm and that inlaid to tho bed, tiepin
to ezdagaish Wilma by waggles himesif p
ia the Ma
=a, tam heave 1M mild ...sale ballad=
east in, sal wan reality mammal Were
imerratioe wee diseemeed. amen Cam* was
down to Carlow at sa early boar yestil
travelled by myrtle treat to see the suffering
We have been gives to einderstaird that very WI WM
indeed are entertained of his recovery.

(ST BLIICIMICI TILZOILATH.)
DOllllll, TiIIIIIIDAY.
The Clare Grand Jury have ignored the bill in
the Six-mile Bridge affair.

FORGERY nY A BANKER' CLERK.

Yesterday morning a clerk is the employ of Sir
Benjamin Heywood and Co., bankers, Manchester, was
brought before the megistratee of that borough, charged
with a forgery to the amount of 3001. The name of the
young ram is John Ashworth Atlas, and Mr. Richard Bes-
wick, superintendent of detective police, stated that he had
apprehended him on the previous evening on • charge of
having obtained • NM of 3001. i• six 601. Bank of
England notes, ea the 21st of June last, by means
of a Raged order as Sir Benjamin Heywood and Co.,
in the seas of Mr. Howarth of the Waterloo Hotel,
near Liverpool. Mr. Helmick said the Wormer had been
sic years in the service of the bank, and the ease displayed
coasiderable ingenuity. Mr. Howarth banked with Hey-
wood', and on the 20th Jam • letter arrived in t►e name
of Mr. Howarth, requesting them to send 3001., to be left
for him at the Stork Hotel, Liverpool, where he would call
for it. In accordance with this instruction, the money was
sent in sic 501. notes. When Mr. Howarth ant his book to
be made up in due course the fraud was discovered. The
Arm Men Mmitated inquires, and they discovered to their
surprise that the whole of these sic now had found their
way into the beak again, and that six others of the same
amount had been takes out. Ultimately, one or two of
these notes were traced to the British Mutual lasaratiee
Company, and it was found that one of them had been sent
there by the prisoner, who wee their smut in Manches-
ter. A clue has been obtained to the other notes, and
it is expected that they will be traced. The prisoner was
remanded until the witnesses from • distance mould be
brought together.