The Express.
London, England, 1858-06-10 00:00:00

(Stamped Id. Additicsid.) [TWOPENCE.

ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

The Ant exhibition for this nuon was held per
st the Society's Gardeme, Chiswick. Considerable
Wend was attached to this assedne, se it was the Chet sines
the neat Owl which had been rode to tereetablish on •
new and permanent basis this association; yid& hes done so
meek to prenote the improvement of booth:minus. Foe
soma yeses back the society bad been most taketanate in
Its westing& Chiswick, Saftr&y, and a wet day became
Lssir_ Me result was such • reduction in the reotiOs
niediaselntion of the society seemed inevitable. To
min Ada awry emetics Ina mod by Dr. Lindley and other
risioso, who that so On should be made to preserve
Minsk eabr kenos= dsmisisoisot
holottaproostsal inVsfosinsliesdnisw. Therssolt
of Oa hos bum is newels lifted Smiscoisty, sod
a wind sgranns sniiiiisso at isnoss fr the year
weft sod salami
swiek however, -
as es winos
thed leek pin,
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darn Chiswick

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allection
tory • the erefe trisWreis
r ad= A -.Arid! *Alm et, the • exhibition . was •
frqUIN/MN and Mrthe la4n were
&pipet @Moil lam isamati:immilims which hid bow
MIS as Wfiffulf7. • Deirkft• the Ist erred chaos the bat
szhibitko the groom ohm emeellewlion has been bestowed
es the gram Several iisprevasnis bees been made, and
they Greasy is admirable order. The bends of the Life
Guards sod Grenadiers and Doklatresm Goads attended,
and performed a selection of muds. By the Madmen of the
Karl of Carlisle the grounds of the Duke of Devonshire's
villa were Sown epee to the visitors.
The Exhitiftice has beta open to the public again this
day, but at a reduced cheep.

TZB COMMISSION OP LUNACY UPON SIB
MANNY MBUX, BART.

The proceedings in this am were resumed yester-
day at the Thatched Hoots, St. latzteste-enst, Wore Mr.
Commleekeer Barker and a epedai jeay.
M. Cheeks Teeth" a Prom h cook at the Carlton Club,
Mated that he had lived to a similar especity at Sir H.
Meni's from 1862 to Aspic 1867. He shalom the change
in Sir Henry after hie rantriege. He woe slower and more
irritable, and sometimes violist in his nurser to witness.
In August, 1867, he called k a policeman to take him into
custody because he bad made some =Wake about the dinner.
He lift ea account at the thanes in Sir Henry's temper and
mime. When Sir Henry mote violently he did not
mower him, bemuse be knew be wee not right in his mind.
Mr. Moyer, whose estate adiothriffir Hen.ry's, stated that at
a yearning review Is Angus lest he notice d that Sir Henry
childish sh me. At the last
Sir Hear. v had been told
aborth..• conversation
previously been • s try good can-
f. Montoya Smith, saidt
interest Ira
seated to
He east eau mto Thie-
s an beer "). It WWI
maw minim= •. ,• but the
to deobim
what wbenesishb, %11 la the
art be led el/ =IL
wee
eeiWt
a " k•artba
limey crib
t, 185tp 7, busked on t Ruh
like a maisentiki g dry
with him again in .Peke ‘
C=74 with
re id, goal-
n;ccoorelL—
__.e— yodel he wee Consulted till an*nary, 18M Sir
Henry's gait wee then unsteady, and henae-aduarsi I by
ganand'preslytds. In the course of ocaveriation. it bee ass
apparent that ha wee kbouring ender varioi:me ms.
He Was decidedly of unsound mind and to
=I his satin. He should think the diseases ma
for twelve or -eighteen months. It is art !Ty
difficult to say at what stage of the disease unmasks= of
mind commences. He thought that in Sir Henry's ass* t he
disease arose from seaming of the brain.
This being the ease for the petitioners,
Mr. Montague Smith addressed the jury for Sir W. as d
Lady Bowyer Smith. lie observed that it was bat sultan ti
that Lady Smith and Sir Henry's two other Meters shoal 1
take a great interest in him. Since his marriage there wee I
only one child of tender years. He thought the jury would
be of opinion that the had only exercised a wise and pen-
dent discretion in obtaining the protection of the Court ad
Chancery to be thrown around him. No doubt Sir Henry
Mena was naturally very much under the influents of Lady
Marx and her personal friends, and the sisters naturally
felt an interest in that property, which had descended frees
their father, the founder of the family, and in the fames dis—
position of that property; end to take care that no disposi—
tion was made of it at a' time when be was of unaoand.,
mind, and owing to which the various claims of his relatiime,
might have been imperilled
r. William Perk.,, member of the Conservative Asso—j
dation at the Wt Herlfordshire election, then gave evident*
of the manifest failure of mind on the part of Sir Henry 4
Mout at the meeting of the essociation at Hatfield in liarchs
1867, and during his canvass in the same month.
deems
Mr.
and Armstronguiry
was, solicitor et gave similar wvi-1
the inq

INTELLIGENCA

CAMBRIDGE, Jour 9.
In conformity with the regulations recently im-
posed by grace of the &eats with regard to the keeping of
exercises by the candidates fee honours in the law classes, the
following plea of proceeding le published for their guidance.
Ist. The Guards* shall be kept in the early part of the
lifichminue Term. bully. The subject for the English
thesis shell be the same for all the osadidstes. 3rdly. Such
subject shall be selected by_ the Regius Professor of Laws,
lad shall bear upon the history of the Roman or English
law, or upon general jurisprudence. 4th. The subject so
selected shall be announced during the Easter Term mw-
ceding the time fixed for holding the examination. 6thly.
Each candidate may select for himself the particu-
lar question or subject for the tiro roes discus-
sion. 6thly. Buch question or subject shall be of
a move technical nature than the subject fns the thesis.
7tidy. Bach candidate must send the question so selected by
him to the Regius Professor of Laws, in the wires of the
tern that in which the energies is to be kept. As
s the students who are sot candidate, for honours their
'view coo examination shall he held immediately alter the
written pne—ln two out of the list of subjects prescribed for
that oourai—ons of which shall be Roman law (of which
translation of passages from the Institutes of Justinian shall
form pert) the other, English law, as contained in those
portions of Warren's Blacketcas that may be prescribed for
the exeredmetka. The sub.. of the thesis for the exercises
tc be kept in the awning YieWidnre teem, 1868, is " The
infinence of tlie Preterits Courts upon the legal institutions
and juals'prodemos of Roma"—.l. T. AID; LL.D., Regius
Pradow of Laws.
N.B. Due notice will be Ow of the pease time of hold-
ing the exec in the ene Michaelmea term.

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eyer:st:rti=calt I=raideediibltion with the erasers. He hal previous]
weather wee ell that In demised, the Lord Remelegh, combed by Mr.
.owdsd vie a meet ammehly, he knew 11, H Macex we& Ores*
erme iseactriley >A *et, another *politica/ world by his adept.
t that dalVithl days; ' hay* rea- bUd, to me bias, and was with him s
& ptsmove. Her Ma the Prises, • private coneerestion he would nth'
by the Primers Alice Leftism, =tare of it woe to induce him to a
dew at as early hoer, and for • era- At Ant he messed to appredeee what
6 Daring the sibmeson, groan& course of an hour he undid alb that 1
hs =phis, several- penes, Witness's impeemion was that he wi
wan he had boas. Balm that ha was
Of mad . a with hint as the .161=7
ado
whe • • &Islas new ronvireation with him. He isantell
doom, and throe was t t' Varied and prostration et mind. He dined with
taken of roses. la the large otteatwal- he was is the mar state at =
toys end greet:ducal - plants were dis- ment in his alma. He wee