The Express.
London, England, 1860-03-24 00:00:00

'UNIVERSITY. INTOLMENCE.

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THE JULLIEN FUND.
TO THE EDITOR O 7111111,1PRE88.

Bra;—The oonniu- ti`TSll4l4rund," in
lisuieleie of many inquiries hung. been made with
"Milling " autweriplien. in 1! attheriace of the
Mum ban homestall ma to say that Mein to
receive names are shorty *old at Marrs. Hammond's
Ode Jullisn's), 214, Regsniaireist • Messrs. Cramer and
Co.'s, 901, Regent street ; Mame: Parkins mid Giotto's,
M, Word-street ; Hamm Keith, Prows, and Co.'s, 46„
Cheeps id e ; and MINIM Balk, Broths's% CornhM. Your hind
insertion of this in your minable columns will be esteemed
a favour by the committee for the distribution of the fund.
—I am, kc., THOMAH CHAF'PELL, Hon. Treasurer.so, Now Bond-street, Minh 211.

Mr. J. F. Barnett, the pianist, of whose musical
talents the Gamin prom wreaks in high terms, is about to
j return to this country to renew his acquaintance with the
leglish public. "Maser John Barnett" will be remain-
' hired for his pianoforte playing at the) New Philharmonic
Oineeerta in 11353. He ii the nephew of Mr. John Barnett,
I the compeem, and bates,the age of 13 gained the Queen's
scholarship at the Royal Academy. IR the following sea-
son he plc. ed • concerto of Mendelssolua's at the New Phil.
harmonic of which Dr. Spohr was the conductor,
and acquitted himself in • meaner which won the applause
lof the great modem himself. The following season he
gained his second Queen's scholarship, and soon afterward;
at the New Philharmonic, performed Beethoven', concerto
in G. This performance excited considerable attention, and
was highly spoken of. Shor.ly after this mooed he went
to Leipstg, and at the Conservatoire, under the instruction
of Mochelles and other great resident teacher; soon be-
came the principal student. Mr. Barnett, who is still a
very young man, will. return from Germany with the addi-
timal prestige attained by • diligent windy. He has
written several works for toe *notate, and an oratorio,
entitled "The Raising of Warm," a portion of which,
with the overture, has been performed at Leiejlt•
MANNuOZ IN TKIOSIOAL Lira—We have to
announce the meaviege of Mr. Arthur Smith, second brother
of Miss Ssoutherough, the knee of the Strand, to Miss
Button, the pleasing antrum of that theatre.—Era.
VACANCINS, APPOISTEMMS, AND PROMCNIONS IN
rim Cnu BanVlCl.—Aedit-alice : A coenmissionership of
audit the become meant in consequence of the death of Mr.
Charles Rase—salary 1,2001. War-office : There are several
vacancies in the War-office, for which a competitive exami-
nation is about to be held; Mr. Henry William Reynolds
leo been appointed assistant clerk, commissariat service, at
the Gold Coast, and passed his examination. Customs :
Joseph Robinson, second-class tidewaiter and boatman at
Newhaven, has been promoted to the first class. Inland
Revenue Department (Excise /knack) t. Mr:
Dowling, second clerk, Liverpool collection, , has
pointed first clerk, Liverpool collection ; lam. ;stn
Rowlands, third clerk, Liverpool nollectlaedit
been appointed second clerk, Liverpool
Mr. Frederick Matthew Fowls, officer of Glagow thirty.
second division, Gimpy collection, has been appointed to
Oben division, Oben district ; Mr. John Canthdl, officer of
the Oben division, Ohan district, has been appointed to
Glasgow thirty-second division, Glasgow collection ; Mr.
Witham Sheernian, officer of Wednesbury fourth division,
Lichfield collection, has been appointed to Storrington divi-
sion, Hants collection ; Mr. Jobe Wilcox, officer of &erring-
ton, Hants collection, has been appointed to Wednesbury
fourth division, Lichiekl collectioe. fit. Lucia : The trea-
surership of St. Lucia has become vacant by the death of the
Hon. R. G. M'Hugh ; abo, the comptrollership of Customs
and Navigation low•—Civil &Trice Gamete.
Tns MADAMS 01 Waranrosn'a Wu& —A Mi-
mic Oinsaton.—"Faut d'un point, Martin perditionion,"
which French proverb in English simply is that, "For
want of • stop, Martin lost his ass." lint the lam was a good
dad more than an ass, as he lost the Abbey of
Amodio in consequence of having omitted to put a
point after one of the sentences in his petition,
in which he preferred his claim to the ecclesi-
astical property. Some of the soas of the present Mar-
quis of Waterford are likely to find themselves losers,
owing to the late marquis having involuntarily_ committed
a somewhat similar trifling =Wake. The noble marquis,
in makin his will, used the words, in devising his Irish
" I leave the whole of my property to my brother,.
Litilegjohn Beresford, and to his sons in succession
but in bequeathing his English property, he omitted the
preposition "to," and merely said " leave my property
to my brother, Lout John Beresford, and his sons in
encoession." This omission, slight as it may appear, has
formed the gerund of 111 Chancery suit, for the purposes et
obtaining a legal construction of the document. Mr.
Lloyd,. on the pert elf the younger eons el the present
marquis, contended that, by the weeds died, the estate
was given to Lord John Beresford during his life,
after which the whole of his sons should enjoy it emu'.
taneonsly ea one body. The Lord Chaneelloi, in express-
ing his opinion, thought the omission of the word "to " in
the will was of no importance, and asked very reasonably,
what difference is there between saying "I send a cake to
you and your children," and " I send a -rake to you and to
your chthlren." Lord Justice Knight Bruce could not comer
in this view, and observed gravely, "consumable articles are
very different from lauded property." This ia true enough,
bitt dill we cannot see why °altos and land` y
Dot be
given away in nearly the same weeds. It is a curious dr-
eaminess that the Mn herrn have made the strangest
wills. Lord Elder's will is quite a curiosity, and we be.
Bove Lord Abinger forgot to attach his signature to the tee.
tanned by which he disposed of his property.— Seador
Timm

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