The Express.
London, England, 1858-06-15 00:00:00

(Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE.

proclamation, and send down an an assabor sd pays, Within the last six wake there had ban appliamdme
a portion of the Queen's County and 1110611 f kola • &Mel
is the county of Meath on thu subject. The toes dß*
teat afforded another proof of the neoeasity of the amseres
and he welt convinced that unless it should pees,, would be
impossible in some parts of Ireland to preserve pINICO.
ktr. &defeat DEASY supported on bM, waning the
mom government ought to receive the same powers for
the praservation of the pesos which had been metalled is
governinents.
F )11TESCUE also supported the bill, but trusted
that peat discretion would be exercised in its application.
Mr. P. O'BRIEN opposed the bill, and said that if such a
measure ism vequisits for the preservation of. the peace Ia
Belfast, a bill plight to be introduced applying It to that
Thhouse then divided the numbers were—
For the seemed feedlot
net
'mire for the mond reading . —I4S
The bill tea read easead

was
TRIDIV SUBSTITUTION BILL.
This ME was read a semaki
MAREETS AND 11.'R8 (IRELAND) BILL.
This bin woo oolong totow adorn(' to a select committee.
CONP/RMATION OP .EXECUTORS BILL.
nis bill pound
thr camm'itlm
COPYROLD24B AIaiNDMENT BILL.
This bill was mad a second time.
JOINT-Errocz BANKING COMPANIES BILL.
The second reading of this bin was
CHURCHES (IRELAII ot
mittee.
This Mil, with setae ameadmants, goosed through com-
CONSOLIDATION OP THE LA4. RELATING TO
JURIES (IRELAND) LL.
The ATTORNEY-011UfBEAL ter M.ELAND obtained
have to bring in this bill, which was Nada first time.
The other orders of the day war* Depend siL imd the house
adjourned at twenty minutes to ass.

RING'S COLLEGE HOSPITAL.— Yesterdlay his!
Royal Highness the Duke of Cambri presided at a pablie
meeting held in the hail of Kist's to protons the
collection of a rum of 10,000/. to com the building of
King's College Hospital. There were prevent the Duke
colrzt.
of Newcastle, the Bishop of Lichfield, Right Hon. W. B.
Gladstone, M.P., Professor Ferguson Dr. Self, &c. The
came of the charity wee ably pleaded hie royal .
ea well as by the Duke of Newcastle and Mr. Gls& WV= •
a considerable sum was subscribed toward* the charitable..
object of the meeting. The following is on abstract of the
report laid before the meeting :—The contributions to the"
fmd, which on the 20th use last year amounted to • *
12,7311. 175., now amount to 30,0241. Ifie. 3&, leaving, to
order to complete the fund to be raked, the sum of '
9,9751. 4s. 9d. A friend of the charity has promised
11,0001., on two conditions—first, that four other Mende
would oontribute 1,0001. each •, secondly, that six friends
would contribute 6001. each. The first of these conditions
by been complied with, and the four sums of 1,0001. each
have been subscribed ; but up to this time only two of the
sums et 5001. have been contributed, and It remain.
for the committee to rain the remaining for sums of
6001. each. A committee of ladies who had already target
misted the hnepltal, proposed to raise 10,0001. of the 40,0001.
and of this 10,0001. they have already raised upwards of
6,0001. And amongst the deceased friends of the charity
will long be remembered with affectionate gratitude the name
of Lord Radatock, who gave much time to the affairs of the
hospital, and contributed largely to its funds • and with refer-
ence to the present fund of 40,0001. in WWII of being mind
to complete the building, his lordship promised an anonymous
donation of 6001. He did not live to present the money; bat
the intention has been most generov.ly acknowledged by his
[Emily, and the amount paid by the present Lord Redneck.
The report also mentioned with regret the deaths of Mr.
Twining and Mr. Denton, and concluded by repeating that
oaly 9,9761. 4e. 9d. is required to complete this large sum--
they firmly believe that the public will enable them promptly
to complete • work which will be a monument of the Chris-
tian charity of this age, and a source of knowledge and
means of health for many generation..
ROYAL COLLEGE OP SURGEONB.—The following
gentlemen, having undergone the necessary examinations
for the diploma, were admitted membeti of the collw,
at a meeting of the Court 'of 'Examiners, on the
11th inst. : viz., Mears. Sidney•Heyworth Ray, Milton,
near BlWngbourne, Kest; Owen Owen, Leamington; Walter
=lrMgend, Glintorganstdre ; Benjamin Evans,
Pembrokeshire; Benjamin Kemp, Leeds; Richard
Clayton, Accriiton, Lancashire ; Bdric fielosui, Gloucester-
read, Ries rk ; John M'Cann, Tongs, County Water-
ford; Carla yat Watling, Tredingte „ Shepaton an
Stour ; and Benjamin Augustus Hughes, St. Vincent, West.
ndia.

AUTOGRAPH OP SHARBEZARE.--Att autograph
signature of Shakopee., affixed to the moetrewe deed of a
house in Blacktriare, dated March 11, 1612-18, rid to be the
finer spectres known, was yesterday sold by auction by
Mews. Sotheby and Wilkinson for 8161. It wee
by Mr. Boone hr the British Mtmern, after mu spirited
competition, and will ever form an attractive feature im
the treasures of the national collection. There were s'okr/
the same time some choice quarto editions of the plays off
Sharper., which brought high prices, among them oo-
onned an unedited edition of " Hamlet," which produced
241. 10..; the second edition of the "Merchant of Venice,
141. 165.; the sewed edition of the "Comedy of Sir John
Parr& and the Marry Wives of Windsor," 131. 13s. A
Ens copy of Shakspeam's Bonner, 1609, 1641. 7s. The
"Tregedy of Romeo sad Juliet," 1809, 861.
PRIBRNTATION BY RAILWAY LABOURERS.—We
have ocarenally mentioned Mims Marsh's untiring our-
Sons for the good of the workmen (employed on the Mid-
Kent sad Cereal Parr Railways. After the " savvy's "
funeral receded in our last, the workmen agreed to present
this phile lady with a mall token Oils& esteem,
and an of their gratitude for her veinal& exer-
tire on behalf. A subscription Hat was immediately
commenced among the workmen, and an elaborate sod ek•-
patly-bound Bible was purebred. On Saturday evening,
Mmes. N. Sharp, J. Weston, J. Griffith, and G. Sharp,
foremen in the employ of Meows. Smith and Knight, the
contractors, who were appointed the deputation, waited en
Mir Marsh, and presented her with the Bible, which had
the following inscription .—" This Holy Bible la mote re-
spectfully presented to Mir Catherine Marsh, by the wor-
ms" employed in the execution of the Mid-Kent and Crystal
Pekoe Railway., as a mark of respect for the kindness ren-
dered to them during the progress cot works." Mies
Marsh, who was deeply affected by tribute, expressed
her sincere thanks to the deputation foe their kind gift.
which she would ever valas.—ffert Barre Garen..
GATHERING Or Aosicuutisisrs AT SIR JOHN
TTRELL.B.—Yestarday there was a gathering at Sin J.
Tyrell'a, at Benham Howe, to witness the tool of two at
Marrs Dray's mowing machines on the grass in the pa*.
and on clover, end also the trials of shakers, bormerakes,
and a cocker of Sir John's own inveigles, follered by an
exhibition of hone-taming. There were rout sersty
R7I including Lord Rayleigh, Colonel Lowther, M.P.;
Elennett, M.P. Cvt. Archdale, M.P. • )Asjor
M. . ; Admiral NieHay, Mr. Alderman 'Merl, Sri
Cox, Hodson, Req., M.P. ; Neale,_Esq., M.P. • Miles
Formby, Esq.; W. W. Teri!, J. 0. Parker, E. ,
Re, Ix. A manor was emoted on the lawn et the mar
of Bonham lioum,we• an elegant lusebron was provided ;
and the health of the bon. baronet was drink with entree.-
* chews.
FLIGHT OP A POOR LAW OFYICIAL..--The 15if•
Atherterr state. that the inspects, of the poor for the pariah
of Abbotaball, having folks la arrows with the of the
parochial board to the as of 901., absoondd. A
warrant has bra Sneed for kis apprehension, and the police
have traced him to Dunfermline. It is currently rumoured
that he is off to America.
SKRIOVB DITALCATION.—A painful dieoovery hen
lately been made in Saffron Walden. Mr. Boson, wholesale
grocer, having private information that his commercial
traveller, Mr. George N. King, had embezzled from hies
between W. end 201., accused him of it; Krg admitted
the fact, and asked perndasion to go to his fear sad
brothers to prows the money. Mr. Emeon kindly con-
sented, virrespos be retursed to his lodgings, took his
carpet keg, and absconded; in a few days afterwards Mr.
HMOS ftftg defalcations to the large amount of 9001.
Wormed the pones, but unfortunately the delinquent had
ample time to Griot his maps, and error as preset be
tread.—Bases Nona _ _ _

CIirLMSTOAD Racae.-Batartla7 last might be
considered the ?pining day of this sanual gathering, when
the stall and uooth ground was let by auction, by Mr.
Witham. The attendance was milts small, but the auc-
tioneer with his usual facetious remarks ea sportir,g
ante:Aces. amused the bidders, and the letting wus gen, muy
at rather higher pion. After busisess was clo•A.d there
were a variety of amossumuts, seta as foot race
quoits, &c., leveed meshes mi. of. TtA, attention in
its coons *PM" a T 11711801400 one; Pf. the tom at the
Imam the width is now The test BO ihr;, WU( been adds d,
thus avdftg tits gimp ten wide% ties been se often com-
plained se. The marks for ths 11,:rersi Makes appear good
end we eederelea them fs little dotage but Mr. Ten
Broach's three American te,rass wet be here, the stabllag
Wee engaged be there.—lmes Hawk:.
SCULLIBS BACA TOR 1101.—A 'callers race,
then& by no mews ea caePieg wea emee for
the 4••• easlat. Tar the melealeiles aelleee="ll.7
to Mathis. "rho elo!l000s ion Itlsalesse. ot
Witness, mai Elsergeinteaset tafrea to
S. sad lot the ere* sSearaleemear the Vona
bad chartered sad was TM mailthesztlithet
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listed We • short dor ay ;awl the tibtiere mesallia
task up their stakes et ramp Caen visaing t.„04
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.h, boo so foam up, aid sea VIM W kit" but oh,
aid of • mils Onus was again slut* rue taw „hi* tin
tishiL ad M few Ofelloa_ right away, sad
caaw fret 11 • lief litlaw•• " ruhioa with respect
the toot Iwo bosom kt lag fdlev,, warring it.