The Express.
London, England, 1867-02-25 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1867.

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THE OPENING OF THE RACING CAMPAIGN.

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NOTTINGHAM SPRING MEETING.-TVZBOAT.

Tug PACK 5T,41113 of 6 DDT, each, with 40 added : weight
for age : winner to be sold selling allowances. Half • mile.
THE 210/11. srAcrs of 6 sole each, with 30 added: 3.yr.olds.
Ber 79, : four, est 516 are, 9st: sir awl aged, oat Sib , mares
sad geldings allowed 3n; maiden 3-yr-olds allowed 31b ; four.
61b ; gm and upwards, 91b ; winners of 200 sows. at any one
time, bib: twice, 101 b thrice, 14Ib ettra. One mile. (11 =be.)
Age Age Age
Beadle 6 Black Prince, by Troublesome .. a
Will Agnes
Bisntsrck
Volunteer

THE STAND PLATE of 50 sows., added to a sweeepstakes of 5
sore. each, 2 ft : whiners of any handicap after February 14, at
ten am., 71b ertra. Mall a mile. tlB subs)
Age st lb Aga It lb
Queen of Trumps .. a 9 4 Landlord
Pantaloon 5 810 Flying Jib 4 6 9
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Gordian Knot 6 712 Columbine S 6 7
Bessie 6 712 Phantom Sall
Qui Vire 4 7 10 General Sherman.... 3 5 10
Alberta, by nag Ingratitude
Tom 4 7 9 Gentian
Lady Valentine dm. Deoeiver 4 paid
7lh er
TH3 I reintErgiur PLATE of 50 sort • . a whine:of any handicapd
after February 14, at 10 am.st, 71b extra. Threertuarters of a mile.
lb
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Pantaloon
Gordian Knot 9 8 4 Black Prlnoe 4 10
Confederate 6 3 0 Contract 5 6
Sweet Anne
Rustic Beauty 6 7 6 him Elizabeth X 12
Crown Prince
Chapel Royal
Landlord
Troubadour
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age. Two miles, on the flat.
Age
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plan Amy Dilldent 6 Bomboy, by liol-
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Two NOTTINGHAM SPRING HANDICAP Of 10 moss each, 31t. with
100 added ; second to save stake . a winner, once, after Fe
6. at 11 a.m., 51b ; twice, or of any handicap of 200 soya., 1016
extra. One mile and a quarte . (56 subs.)
MP 50 1 Age dlb
Janitor
Wild Beadle 0 lady Lambton 3 2
Agnes
indigestion
Moeller 6 Lamm 3 0
rem. 5 1 Miss Alias
4 Merry Monarch 1 12
Idgbaston 4 1 ....
The Rock
Thee Ouardeman .... 4 Busy Body 3 12
Lizard • 5 Harpenden
Vigorous 4 Ornament
Fortunatue
Scarborough 5 Barrington 3 10
Dulcimer
ClaverhoUse
Sweet Anne
Douro • 4 1 bf by Young Met-
ric. Vampire (11 b) .. 4 1 bonme—Doralloe . 3 7
Caorke
Gauntlet 4 1 &drone's 4 paid
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CAMBRIDGE, FRB. 23.
THE REGIUS PROPISSORSHIP or GREEK.--In-
telligence was promulgated lure this afternoon that the
Bev. B. H. Kennedy, of St. John's College, head muter
of Shrewsbury School, has been appointed to the above
office. It is understood that the nomination was made by
his grace the Chancellor, in compliance with the statute,
in consequence of the electors previously named therein
having been unable to agree.

THR PROPOSID PROYESBORARTP SANSRRTP.—Notice
has been riven that on the 28th inst. a grace would be
offered to the Senate for the ratification of the recommen-
dation of the syndicate on this subject that snob professor-
ship be established. It is now notified by the Vice-Chan-
cellor that such grace is postponed.
TRINITY Cous.c.l.—Mr. Wm. Kingdon Clifford, B.A.
scholar of Trinity College, second wrangler and second
Smith's priseman, 1867, has been appointed mathematical
lecturer at Downing College.

Kiln intelltlVlTCt.

METROPOLITAN COUNTY COURTS.
NMlag days appotatad tar ths pressat week.)

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WMMltnnerust, St. liartlifalana.—Thesday, Feb. 20; iredues-
day, 17 ; sad Thursday, 28.
BLOOMSBURY, Portland-road—Wednesday, Feb. 27 ; 'Thursday
EU 'Way, March 1.
Bitourrou, Whltehead's-grove.—Tuesday, Feb. E 6; Washes-
day, 27 ; Friday, March 1.
Cssucia war, Duncan-terrace.—Tuesday. Feb. 26; Wednes-
day, E 7: Thursday, Hi
8111010 DITCH, Oldwtreet-road —Tuesday, Feb. E 6; Thuraday,2B.
bow, Bow-road.—Friday, March 1.
sorrewars, gmus-stmet.—Tuesday, Feb. 26; Thursday, 18.
LAMBRIII. Camberwell New-road.—Tuesday, Feb. 28.
OR/ONHlCll.—Wednesday, Feb. 17.
WooLirias—Thursday, Feb. EB.
CrT7 Or LONDON, Gundball-bulldlngs.—Monday, Feb. 25.
Cistasz, CIrnIJAL 00ORT.—Km&y, Feb. 25.

COURT OF COMMON PLEA/IL—FEB. 23.
Sittinp at Mai Prius in London.—(Before Lord Chief
Justice Bovill and a Special Jury.)
D. PAHAVICDfI V. METAL.

This was as action to recover certificates for thirty
shares is ties Imperial Ottoman Bank.
The Solicitor-General and Mr. Archibald appeared for
the plAintilf, and Sir Geo. lionyman, Q.C., and Mr. Day
forte defendant.

The case for the plaintiff was that he was a member of
the Stock Exchange ; and the defendant, Count Metaxa,
was in 1866 speculating in shares. He purchased through
Mr. M. Moses, a broker a number of shares and a quan-
tity of stock. In September, Mr. Mow purchased forth, de-
fendant 100 shares in the Imperial,Ottoman Bank, and the
settling day was the 14th of Sept. Thirty of these shares
were purchased by the plaintiff, and Mr. Moses gave a
cheque for the purchase money, 2811. be., together with a
small additional sum due; but Mr. Moses got into difficul-
ties, and the cheque was dishonoured. The shares after-
wards came into possession of the defendant and the
question now was, whether, looking at the mode of con-
ducting business on the Stock Exchange, the cheque was a
payment. It was stated that the plaintiff could have had
cash if he had chosen to insist upon it.
After the jury had been locked up for about an hour, it
was agreed to take the verdict of ten who were agreed, the
remaining two being diseentients. The verdict so obtained
was for the plaintiff for 2811. be.
His lordship stayed execution, in order to give the de-
fendant an opportunity to raise some points before the full
court.