The Express.
London, England, 1859-01-15 00:00:00

IRELAND.

(IT Dams' ArD !um umnisrvc Talseakrz.)
DUBLIN, BATUIDAY.

LEGAL CHANGES fit IBILAND.—The Freeman of
thin =ening (fiarenkr) says, the general rumour
in the Hall yesterday was that Mr. JurUce Crampton u
hes actually ranges& He did not take his seas RI
to the Quads Bence yeinerday, end it is known t.
that be has teen rubel to Mere himself from the ewes of a
wk.. The immure is that the learned judge, set-
pag a advic ‘, het determitsc4 to remain on the beach no
longer. Rumour has sot determined tint the Solicitor-
General will go to the Exchequer, or succeed to the rat In the
Quires Beech, but in either event Mr. George, Q.C.,
will be the new Solicitor-General, end thee. Is gem
equally general belid that Mr. Purrall lOU suc-
ceed Mr. George as mown prom-nor for Tipperay. p
Mr. George is the late conservative member for Wethotoogh. •
Mr. Purcell, who ia to be his successor as crown procurator,
has always b-en en active and ocrieteat opponent of liberal
opinions.
Till IRISH SECRET SOCIETIES.—TIIE BELFAST
Clllllol.—By some mans the Northern Wing of thin
=dreg (Saturday) bee portends of a copy of is-
formation of the ore of the Belfast primonws, which i
discloses at full ell them particulars which the authorities
bad ken so ~,:icon te securer. The document is of ex-
siderable length. It gives the evidence of the approvers,
Cedars sled Kelly. The form of oath adueintrared
wad the aware of the ecestabulatory evidence is also given,
and all the particular of the recent arrest of Bernard
Boyle. This doormat reveals the whole nature of the
car up to the present, sad is ef remarkable int3rest. IL
publication wet altogether nescpeeted.

The 150th anniversary of the eattbliahment of the
Liverpool lilts, oat Hospital was celebrated on Thursday by
divine siermes in St. Prose's Church, the Lord Bishop of E
Chimer probing the sermon. Th. treaters and other friends
of ths institution wen seerwards entertained to dinner by
his warship the Mayor Mr. W. Browe,M.P., who was
present. manned that at the coaclusice of the next N.
sentry 'sari". be should retire ban PM representation of "
St
South Lancashire.
We regret to state that Mr.O. A. Sala, the popular
author and joumslist, is suffering :rout ems severe injures
which be receivrd from the beads of some ratans, while
returning home a few nights sinon—Mesioal World.
WELLINr.vos CoLLEOr.. Thursday, the 20th
instant, Is the day announced for the opening of this college.
It is generally anticiptord that be Moiety, who laid the
at
foundation stone in 1816, will honour the interesting car
amid connected with opening the institution with her pg.-
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stem. Even should ber Weald, ke unable to Mead, it is
omfidently believed that the Prince Camel will be preeet,lL
with the Eel of Derby, the premier, sad the peemersof the
°other. But little of these memive works sew remiss to be 1
finished. The building is cambia of seccesteedeting 260 ate-
deem, but this number, Ms salad, on may be received by
the tend for the assist's's°, of the entabliehmeat being cos- .111:
sldsrably augmented.
WILLS. &C.—The will of the Right Hon. the
Ma:chromes of Hastings, Barbera Yelverton, Barmen de 14.
Ruthyn, wife of Ceptaio Hastings Reginald Yelmeton, fl
lt.N.. of Palace-gardens. Krnsineon, was administeted to It.
in the London Court of Probate by the husband, the sole ;
executor, to whom were pante 1 special letterset adnenistre- p
lion with the will annersd. The will—made the 21st of le
July, 1858. and signed "B. Matinee Grey de Ruthyn"— ILL
rooftrees her marriage settlement, and directs 10,0001. to be E
invested for her daughter, the Hon. Barbara Yelverton ; and Si
the residue of bar property she leaves to her husband for life.
—Tbe will of IND late Sir John Gordon, Bart., late of
Sashimi, Kirkendbekriet, N. 8., which was registered in la
Scotland in 1843. was proved in London on the 11'h of
Jemmy inst., by Led Mary Gordon, the relict, one of the
ementore, the deceased being possessed of estates in England,
Ireland, Scotland, and Jamaica, to which the present baronet
is largely interested. Lady Gordon receiving an annuity,
end the younger children allotted portions.—Letter of
&Ministration of the edicts of William Llewellyn. Hag , late
of Bataan, Glamormaahhw who died on the 23rd of Sep-
, Imiter last, at Kees-road. Chelsea, on
to
Griffith Llewellyn, Esq., of Mesa Sail, the Uotber, he
having died intestate and a bachelor, without parent living. le I
TM personalty sworn under 2,0001.—/lhiefreeif Lowden
1. Nero.
I ACCIDENT TO THE 11VIDE Or ARGYLL—IAA 111 ht
(Thursday), as his grace was procedlog to the City all, t•
to deliver s Lobes before the members of the Atbesmota.
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his carriage ems to contact with another, the pole of es
which entreat the panel, struck lb. duke uppoonn the head. se
Fortunately the injury which his grace sod was very
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▪ and in she minutia oiler the accident he was able to Ni
deliver his lecom.-01sayow Doily Mail. so
Tile ALLEGED MATH THROCOH 011111BC11
RACING AT KIMITNOTON.—Yesterday Ammon Mr. Payne se
held an inquest at Guys Hospital, on the body of
ti
Mary Pratt, sped three years, the daughter of Mr.■
Henry Seyiasur Pratt, door-keeper of the House of ss
Commons Mrs. Pratt seated that on Tuesday last, la
about bait-pastMlS o'clock in the evening, she was standing $
near to Kennington Church, holding her daughter by the Wt
band. Two oinufbnes were then aswroachise from Ken-
ningtoa-gata„ the drat of which she hailed, and it stopped la
the middle of the road. She stepped off the kerb, whoa she
observed an omnibus corning towards her, and as It did se
the driver struck the harms with his whip. and before Ms
could get out of the way the
and
struck hair
on the forehead, knocking her sod the deceased
down. The vehicle paged over her, the home
kicking and braises her. She was picked up by a gentlemen, en
and did noest the time know what had become of the &M. bit
They were both taken to a mimeos's, and afterwards to ths
hospital. By the Coroner—Was perfectly certain that the a
driver of the escoad omnibus whipped his horses, and came s
so
o
on at an increased pare, to paas the one she had called.
James Murphy, aged It, corroborated the above evidence,
adding. altboogh arossAtiantissd, that the thine,
whipped his hones ea be approsched the lady. Mary
Hialeah eased that she did not witness the amides; but "'-
took charged the deceased after it °marred. TM sad ma
not dark, se there were Om as
dose by. Daniel
Ileywerd, coadoetor of the omnibus bailed by Mrs. Pratt,
said that both ashlar belonged to Mr. Matthew Ball,
and there was therefore no nett of mein. Mot. Pratt,
cam to him within half a yard, as he had the door open, but 111
evidently bearing the other oranibes approach became fright-
sued, and ran under the home' legs. The lest "idea"' we N
supported by Mr. Russell, ef 12. Park-tereirs, Britton, le
hop and seed merchant, end Mr. Wiliam Carpcosel, Jon., LI
of Southampton loildium Chase vg-lane. Mrs. Pmt', on ;
Millie recalled. denied reunite hack, as stated, and raid that g
the driver, King, acknowledged at the hospital that he did .1
whip his homes, end endeavoured to peas the fleet omnibus.
The jury rstassad • verdict ot ascidastal Death."