The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-25 00:00:00

TALLOW MARKET-(THIS DAY.)

The market is steady at the following quotatious :
Town tallow, Ms. ; Petersburg, Y. C., on the spot, 50s. ;
April to June, fidia ; October to December, Ms. 9d.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
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The supply of beads is about the same ea on Thursday
last. We have a brisker trade, sad mires on the or=
are better. Sheep ere by no means plentiful.
is rather stow, but Monday's prices are folly maintained.
Good lambs continue to be stereo and deer ; inferior quo-
Mies are with difficulty disposed of. Celt trade remains
unaltered. Our foreign supply consists of 180 beasts, 4011
sheep, and 100 calves. Pilch opts', 140.
Per stone of 610 s. ad. 4. d. Per suns of 81bs. s. d. ad.
Bast Seas. Horeb's. 4 10 6 0 DeltDos&lU-04116 5 0 6 4
Hest Short-horns 4 8 4 10 Dist Lon .w 0015.... 6 4 5
Second quid. besets 3 8 4 4 Do. do. Morn .... 4 8 6•
Calves
Pip
Beat Dos& latbreds 6 8 6 0 Lambs
Besets at mart* 910; Sheep and lambs, 6,610; Calves, 240;
Pig 101.

SMITHFIELD HAT MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

Mews. Davis sad Co. report. trade slow. Prime
meadow bay, 73e. to $5.. ; superior ditto, 90s. to 105 a. -
inferior ditto, .50a. to 00a. ; clover, old, 955. to 118 s. ; ditto,
DOW; 11600Ull cut, ON. to 100.1. ; straw, 30s. to 425.

THR ROCHDALE Okra Cans —There was another
" sone" in the Rochdale County Court yesterday, in the
case of Maden and Wife against Catenacb. The case was a
revival of the old cam • but from what transpired at
the trial it appeared that the plaintiffs estimated the
value of the piano which they sought to recover
at • higher rate than in the former instance, is
order, as the judge said, to obtain the hams of as
appeal. The same incident, however, occurred as at the
previous case. Mrs. Madan said abe did not believe in a
God, nor in • future state of rewards and punishments,
and consequently the plaintiffs ease was diamiseed. The
peculiarity of this trial was, however, that Mrs. Haden was
sworn on what is legally termed the weer dirt—that is,
literally translated, to see what aim would say," whether,
after the oath she had taken, she believed in the obligation
of an oath. Mr. Craulurd, M.P., appeared for the
plaintiffs.
iiiwouLaw. Pxzwounwow.—ln boring for cod
midway between Wakefield and Pontermet, at a depth el
140 yards, a strong smell of sulphur was perceived, impreg-
nating the water that bubbled up in the boring bole. The
water soon reached the surface, and has been now for about
a fortnight boiling, or rather (for it is only wane) buhhhng
furiously, and on applying • lighted paper the sulphur
blares up through the water to the height of three ory four
feet, presenting the appearance of "snap-dragon ' on a
large scale, the boring hole being about five feet square. it
is estimated that • depth of 100 yards will still have to be
bored before the earl is reached, bat how long it may he
before operations can be resumed remains to be seen. hun-
dreds of people have visited and are continually visiting
the spot, the phenomenon, unprecedented as it would seem,
being an object of general interest in the neighbourhood.
THE 8
HEEwoon KIM/A PrlYn CARE.—In the
II Dublin Court of (preens Bench on Tuesday the sue of
Thomas J. WltotiMs, whose name has been so often before
the public in coutarzioa with the abduction of the children
of Mrs. Sherwood, came on for adjudication. Ill'ltobina
had leen committed for contempt, in obetructing the writ
of habeas corpus issued b iha court for the production of
the children, but was sueaegeently admitted to bail, under-
taking to appear sad abide the enter of the court when-
ever called on. The owe having ham fully heard, the court
pronounced judgment declaring that M•Robins had been
guilty of contempt ; but, considering that. he had already
undergone six months' imprisonment, and that there were
other mitigating circumetanoes in the ease, they would not
inflict any further punishment on liim, but lowly make an
order directing him to pay the meta incurred by Mrs.
Sherwood in the proceedings.

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4 THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVE.NING, APRIL 25, 1861.
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DIPERIAL PARLIAMENT. , the perueution to widish Su it,titios were eubjected byes SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. kaki Intel barna. I anotlndian, domicile, and judgment mese therefore, be
the &Indent and in favour of the mown. MARKETS.
.- I Roman catholic awl Lutheran govertinients ahead. -e-
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LEATHER AND HIDES.-There has been'an increased
. liii M. PETO should lie lappy to •itlidraw hie bill if the The Attorney-theneral said that, in consequence of the,
HOLIBE Or CO3l H lt M0...8.- ...gIINFADAT, Ana 2.e. hos baronet, the iler •,..1 the Unis sity ot Oxford, DONCASTER RACES.-WIDNIDIDAY. EQUITY COURTS.-Aran. 24. facilities afforded by the defendant fur settling this queition
' demand for leather dunes the past week ; but, with large
ll'estseueil fro.. yesterday's Esprree) weld withdraw he sereadnint. He Serried that owes Tug Bgr7fgo Room Wrtgls, of 6 eon each with 50 (Mom the Lord Chethellor.) he should not ask for costs demand
generally have slightly receded. At
NONt 'ON net M ISTs lit MAL BILL of the hod for which it bought to provide •• remedy son. added; for 2-yrolds, 7st; three, 9st ; fillies and Judgment accordingly.
NOBIDi if. lAMMIII4. on Tuesday, the activity of the week war not
Ile RAlNHfisessafind the lee" lee the Net" readier Were few. Al Harahan, Thorpe the corpse of • woman had geldings allowed 31b ; winners, extra; with certain allow-
no, was an appeal f 1 the Master of the Rolls The
. Sittings at Nisi Prins.-(Before Mr. Baron Channel! and unstained, very few buyers being • attendance, Market
of the above hill. , Oren kept iii the church unbured for eleven days, because • awes. Red House in. (le subs.)COMMOD Juries.) iles have not been in large supple,wand the lighter &scrip.
Vie W. HIATIWME Waled ars tha• bid ad, cin the roue' of )ierforn •it the service the clergyman as. captain White's Jung Scan, by the Flying Dutchman, rnit was breuebt by the legel personal representative of the
late John Sadleir for the purpose of ()btu' ing a declaration LAST r. DOWLOWL-INTISPLEADIR. . MOM scarcely. support former prices. In . foreign hides,
4.'1 '4'4" eh"racr"• it"sell"h",* It erla"led eetterned that tlie demiel lied Le en a Methodist. (Hear.) • 2 yn, eat tilh
s„ „p„.,,,,,tasive of the demand set only to prohibit the(madden( 0 from the court that he had, as each re ntative, a lien This cue, part heard yeeterdoy, was resumed thin morn. about 1,200 River Plate and 3,000 Australians have been
mem,w a the' ehur, 11, but to bale any other service per. , meet, (Hear. hear.)
sir W. If EATIICOTE d,clineil to withdraw. his sewed- Mr. T. 17Awson s Birdhill. 2 yrs, 7.1
Mr. T. Lawson's Tommy 'win. 2 re, 7st 'Buck, 3 on a Prussian coal mine, called the Maria Anna and Stein. ing. Mr. 3L Chambers and Me. Joyce were counsel for the sold at previous quotetious. .
braes& Tweety•feer Leurs' malice, libiVil 1114;lit ! Mr. DUNLOP rugntted that the Lthis Mare ; awl ( mishit great impatieucy) coutendel that er. Gro oon. barouet Lad taken mr. Gordon's Johnnstnius. 2 yrs, let ....11ibbene 0 both Colliery, for the money advaaosd by Mr. thulleir, for plaintiff ; Mr. Hawkins and Mr. Serjesnt Ballantine repos-
le genre by senlioa a kW* 11 Poet, was all reet M etherby Army, 2 ym. let Moyle( 0 the ptuchase or working of the mine. la 1854 • company minted the defeadaet 0011.N.-Barrott, APRIL 24.-The supply of wheat has
that was. mound to euelde chi. to la, dour. the dimenters bad really a gnat gnomon to complein of. TER .1 evrznhs SELLIND ST81(18 of 5 soya, each, with 30 was formed in London, of which Sedleir was chairman, called It will be recollected that this is an intendeader issue to not been lasso to-day ; the market was firm for best sam•
flad the heti. ieratheyin con•elered What the effey tof owl' p,„..., rote:, eepremed a 1011. that the hog. baronet, ea son. edded, for 2.yr•olds ; colts, est ; fillies and geldings, the Anglo-Prussian Coal and Coke Compthy, for the pur- try the right to certain goods of the plaintiff seized by Mrs. plot, at rally late rates, but inferior samples were ven &lir-
a state .4 thing. would h.• upon the religious 1.C1t..• of tin recuseideratioa. wustld onenent to the withdrawal of the soLlifitwith sellinsirdlowances. Half a mile. (3 subs.) =A working on an extensive made the consolidated Dowling, who resides at Barnes Lodge, King's Langley, cult to quit. Beans were la. dearer. Other aorta of dreg
• Anna and Steinbank Colliery, situated in the vicinity claiming to be ao executioa eredike of Mr. E. T. Smith, of corn manse as this day se'unight. Wheat, red, 48e. to :els;
wantry : Let • theme c dhoti,. funeral le, celebrated whets bill. (Cieers. and of " No, no.") He (the right hoe. "...La; ewer's
Yrairrarr Laughter, by ruCtenrimesir4°ll 1
el Emma and Steele, on the northern bank of the tangible Drury-lane Theatre. lt appeared from the plaintiff's case white, 51s. to 61s. ; beans. 48s. to 52e.
a PWaaat‘al talal was {pro,; lOt° Omni). And tele- gentlemen) bail come down to the house pretested to Toth Mt J. °Mortal Old Yowler, 2 yrs ,401.),75t71b (Clialloua
ner) 2 river Ruhr, in the mining district of Bochum, on the oqii! that Mr. Smith had guaninteed a sum of money to enable ISTOCICION-01PTIMS, APRIL 24.-The farmers'
Mated with all pomp ..f thy Roman catholic cch. dal edauat the wood mediae ; int. a (ter what occurred, MTLeGraroz,L HClnegiatltarted,
bee yrioret4olH.
anop. 74 7lbt.
could(7,e,:et.)c. :hesupply of
floes of Rhenish Prussia and Westphalia. Mr. Migrated the plaintiff to go into business sea printer in Savoy-street, pain at our market this morning was liberal. Wheat, the
th. i pot thirds that sie•b ..0 act would orate ;aide.' Ihe should sot vote at all. (Herr, hear.)
Simons, a Prussian subject, was the real or nominal owner Strand. The plaintiff established himself there under the tenet descriptions, met a slow sale, at about hat week's
'eelltalls in the mind. of the protestont congregatim ! lle Mr. 1,145.1 ELI said the right hoe. baronet had liken • post and before Mr. Johnson could get to the box. Fugle.
of the Maria Anna Colliery, and the Anglo-Prussian Cone named " the Savoy printing Company," machines and prices, whilst • large portion of the inferior qualities was
del oot think that a bill like this ought ta. have been Intro- I most extrioniteary course. If he had antriesced the in- man's Daughter came in first and Old Towler following. On
pany dealt with him for the purchase' of theisolliery. Nego- other goods aseessary in the trade having been supplied to left pew mama Hearty in limited request. Oat/ in good
diced by an isthieedest member. limier:anent ought to kudos of the government to thee in • measure, it would returning to the enclosure the stewards declared it no race,
hen taken up the embed, end if there were not a suffi- no doubt re,yi s y the considertition„ aud perhaps the approval and ordered the trio to the post again. teens with also entered into for the purethee ei another him on Mr. Smith's order. The plead was subsequently demand, at last week's currency. Besse unaltered. la-
mina. the Victoria. the price to he mid for which was seised under an execution against Mr. Smith, and the mete during the past week :--Wheat. eceennee, 320 qm ;
rent her of ometeriw iii which dissenter could be .of gentleman on that (the opposition) sole of the side. But The Actual Here.-Betting :3to 1 on Fegleman's Datigh- i kW" ~ and for the Mani' Anna, 120,000 f. Of this 40,0001. question was whether they belonged to bins or to the forceps, 1,188. Oats, coastwise, 574 ; foreign, 750.
waa paid to Simons by Sadleir, and other tams were paid illaintiff.
internal. ,-..ernruent sLoold brie.; in • measure to Pres ,10 - it would be wet unnameable to allow the hoar. baronet to ter, who made all the running, and won in the commonest
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eb on : but melee colour of that collateral srieirmee the I withdraw Lk hill, perhaps fur the purpose of re.intetoftritz of canters by tea lengths. Harrogate, who was emcee.. to her se contributions towards the price of the ictory*, Tbe deform was that Mr Smith had eddy employed the GLASOOw, Ana 24.-Suppliee light, To-old fine
ethane ought we to 10. .A11..1 upon to give up a prim 44°. iitin a searrele meddle' form. (" No. no.") He from the start, finished a long way in their rem. The winosr either by &dee or by pe to whom he bad advanced plaintiff as his • of 3f.,
on the weather induced buyers to keep off the market, in the hope
He Yens! as an arueadmrot that the bill be read a mixed therefore. that his how friend would adhere to hie re- or glllO6ll. ma bought in fBO ' money for that purpose. The original eat pound that
as mash.
wasegeriacumogat • we•higretY,
exp. in the
p.n. t, of supplying their wants OD lower terms ; bat holders of
lime that day MI Month, SODIDOO. II h.t44.) fine wheat Mood firm, and refused to gee way in price.
T Cumermintho Phan (Handicap) of 100 sore ; for sod finally, on 10th February, 1858, Mr ea men fog of his theatrical bills, in order to do the work more ph,,,,,_ scull, pekes unaltered, sark7...nothing.
st Mr. :ALA YN sesseedsel. The hour then divided :
Sadleir, and the directors of the Anglo-Prelusion Company. thonomically be had been Indudb,
.y the plalntiff to go bim- don".: O.* oatmeal: and beans weft, a retail
sale,
at
3-rom-ols and upward ; winner, extra. One mile.
NEW 31EMBF.K. For the *mewl reading .... .. .......... ..... 166 Melee: s Cosmopolite by lesermeM yrs, Bet 71b entered into a new agreement with Simons by which the self into the 'prinhhg business, and ost mercy employed the
Mr. Love& who hiel heen re-elected this day for South. Against it .. . ... _ ... ........
former articles were cancelled, and the Maria Anna Mime was plaintiff as his ac It was not denied that the suit be- former rates. Pees and Indian oorn the turn c.h
wark, bete intend the house amid some cheering, :end took The bill was consequently lost. Mr. J. Osborne's Lopeatcher, 3 en, eat ltha lee 71b art)
(Cbellonerl 2 Weed to be sold for 120,0001. By crab arrangement credit {wen Mn, Dow • sod Mr. Smith was • friendly one for
the swabs toad her eat. THE COMMON LAW PROCEDCRE ACT (ISM)
CATTLE.--Sorrethz., Aran, 24.-Our supplies were The &Into was then resumed. =TENSION BILL. Mr. Aspinsila Tressllian, 3 yrs, MA to reerho 3 was given by Simons for the 40.000 L already paid as part the purpose of enab ing the latter to recover the goods for
Mr. Bartanirs Maid of the 11 hat, 6 yrs. 74 Mb..(llibieri) 0 discharge of the price, and the Victoria Mine was to which be was security. abort to-day, and prices ruled high. Beef made from 3s. 4d.
Lord HENLEY seal when Le first heard of this bill, Oa the modem of Mx. J. LOCKE the order for going into gr; cappe-. corona 4 en, est lob to se. 2d. ;mutton, mutton, 4c 4d. to 6e. ; lamb, 7s. to Bs. ; veal,
(Holmes; 0 be given up to Simons without any return of the costriba• Mr. &T. Elmith, barn; been called on the port of the
M avail not help looking it it as Ms, Of the eerie. of •=res- committee ea this bill was discharged, and the ill with- Mr. Jacohr's The Don, 4 775. fist Sib . (13.331) 3 lions paid, and was to be treated as being equal to 15,0001., themes deposed that the tiff, Wing out of hemline. fill. to 6s_ ~ •; pork, 34. fid. to to• Per stone of Mao &inland
ace bills which were proo,ofr.l he the Liberating Society. dm", 111 r. Valentines Scrubbing Brush. 3 yrs. blab (J. Mann 0 of the purchase money. This connect was approved suggested it would be much better for the inhered of the th• elf"'
Ifs did sot scree with the Li berition Societe, becauae nee RAILWAY COMPANIES ROMP:AGE TRANSFER fir• DaewThe Squi" Nine' 3"a 331 nib ougelte 03 Efladleiraithe 13th February, and as the 19th he died. wit
if he himself would take wining beeper where '''°•'-"''-^
el its main objects was to si pante the church of Eughod
reirOCTTLAND) BILL. Mr. J. liamin's Reverie, 3 yrs, eat 7lb
• death caused obstacles to the ccespistioe of the new the bills of the theatre might be printed, and should 00ALIL -Lothroe, Aram St.-Bell's Primrose Cis
heat thr state ; and tlwrefore he was wit disiemed at first to Two but was a woad time, Bettieg :2to 1 apt Ccomopolite, 7to 2stpt Laps , 5
look with favour ..n the. Lill. He had felt it his Sorer, how- 13a. 3d. • Bvise's Ilebeide Weal Hartley, 17s. • Diet:mai
to 1 apt Corms, 6to 1 apt &swaths( So* and 7 to 1 arrenpment ; the hotelman thoording to the new eon. the plaintiff as manager. Witness then offered the wed Hartley, Ise ; Heirweah lea dd. ; Lamie.te. Wm
BOROUGH OF DUBLIN BILL. with orawa, eleawspoete, sod tent were not paid, and the poverty would have been tiff • @dazed 31. • week Le his manager, undertaking to Hem.. low gd, : Teweeid 'Near us, ; Taoism Moor
ever, to look at tin 101 l aiwl see whether, as an honest man. SST OWE.
, with Tremilisa and lost but that MIWITI. Chambres and Stetter, two of the purchase plant for carrying on the birdmen pates,nse•Weis, itimmor, 111. 3d.
a member of the chinch of Englend, bat at the same tine This bill wee read • third time and passed. Maid of the !list the
, • . ; Nell Hartley,
=tie( • large body of disinters, be could fairly Five The home adjourned at a quarter past 5 o'clock. The Dom in close attendance, Squire eine last. Ia thereholder ew called • meeting el the COMPW in March, for which he paid by um, which were produced. tee.
~ wykel4 eg., dd. ; Wow End Gaga* is. tid ;
port, and be each...wet that when be itid look into thin seder they ran to the Red•house when obi 1866. and offiewhed • new ortheellart_whieh 0 the present (The.books were produced to w that the plaintiff had
Maria Anna Colliery Cempear. Ia May, 1856, they entered alwa%aszos
lend Walls End Hann 15e. 9d. ; Walls End Beller, Me ;
of tnistehlfo tel.& salary of 31. a weak.) At . walla Eed pharaohs., 16., gd, ; wane Bed pee,. te&gd;
the hill awl gerund into the eircuniatanose, he saw sort. PALM ON VIZ BALLOT. tithed • clear lend. Maid of the Mist 'at the lame time
west in both to induce Lim to vote for the bill. The PUS. amass dropped beck, r and Reverie a=amltseemeg and into a new contract with Shines, la width they took and the
Prieted at the real ban Walls Mid Readdylle Hellos, lic fid.; Walla Bed Has-
third, , hoodiee the you in • vim te, the received credit for the 40,000 t.
_paid by Sadie% and still had published himself es "J. Last, Manager." He bad welt, le. ; Woo gad /wows, 18...gie ; Walls Bed
premiere complaieed of did not exist in large cities, Mr• hose Mr. Cayky.
Hon. 0. fileatheote.
tion._Cme.. W. Clive• centre some two or three lengths away, tering the further reduced the price of the Merle Aapoocy giving up paid 43004 oat of pocket, sad wee still liable for 45001 es South Batton, je.„ ; Walla 164 Tamed' 18e. 6.1. ;
In liep- that amount. He bad offered to sell the business to the Wale Ed llsrtiepo,4, ese, isi. ; Wallace fad sem)°,
where burial phew were set "wit for Per"' Miler.. HawhoLari
et all sects, but it existed ia country parishes Mr. B. Car". Mt ra Weight the Frenchman came by hie bases ems by one, and the Victoria Mee as an equivalent for 16,
when the
ntorielCipel or only tem of burial was Mr. R. Harbor,. gin a. Lasko. at the distance obtained • decided lead. Lopeateber being "ember, 1856, Simms instituted Poeseev_in the mem* at plaintiff for 5001. if he would take all the liabilities.
Mesa sad es„,..ilia, third, to which ams the race was Dusseldorf against the plaintiff, the beirodethe sod oath el Cromtharnined -He had known Mrs. Dowling, the de- lb. ed. ; Walls Fad Elm Park, 15s. ild. ; Camay and
Daffeyn Anthracite 21s. 6d. • Carwav and Duff
the charchya The Sensed whir wee made on behalf Mr. fires... lb. C. Bello.
al the disinters was • reeemehle me, and one which he Mr. .1. LI: rardo. Lord J. Browne. ISt, dososopolit• wine* with the d ease hY two kin of Sadleir, to annul the agreement of Febroary, 1856, fendast, for 30 years. She had advanced him . money, and mating, 24a...4140 'oh moohok iit ; aid, so. Mt -
themin the climate ought to yield to at once. Mir it. Leyews. Boa. Camel Lowther. lespers Tramline was • bed &rubbing Brush and to carry out the new one, for wraith purpose a decree be hod Node as imignmeth of the teethe Pince to her.
'Jr...A,t,itt. Mr. Gladstone. foul* Con ma and maid ee the Mist peat The boa was was obtained. The present suit was instituted against He had rethested Mn. Dowling le me him, sad to seise the
Mr. H[' BEARD said this bill would sot be more
Mr: Witlem. Nos. 0. NowaChunks. and Stattor, Simms, sod the Maris Anna tied plaiutiffl pod, for his own bees& There had been some TRA/PYIO RETURNS.
inisaird to the thatch of Eoglaad if, Mend of ecoteiniag tar w, ~„„„lie. Me Minh lath.
Stelabeak Company, and the plaintiff insisted that so fee as little scandal about himself and Mn. Dowling. He bed
the rem :ones it did, it enacted that Cardinal Heiman yr. Greene Mr. e=on. Tee SCCIII7 lemma HANDICAP of 3 son. each, with
the calory was purchased or worked by mosey advanced been charged with seducing her, •the being then the wife of --•-•-- ,
should officiate is the church of England. (''vies of " Ohl "1 Mr. S. Carney. Mr. ID added, for all ; winners extra ; the second to savelellm eso Sier- TrAell. INK
It microached upon the rights of the church of England, Hr. Alden an Copeland. Sir. B. Oen ,tialopi. kis stake. Bed Hems in. (8 sthe.) by Whir Simms. became a trustee for Sallee to that his friend, Mr. Dowling, an inspector of police. He-was in . ItAIIMATIP coos Num,
.th.daiii 2202 2020
Mr. MarshalL Mr. P. Bouverh.amount ; '
that Chambres and Stattor at the time of the the polio, himself at the iliac Ir. Dowling met away, Wank yob. 34„, / A 4 A
said infringed tie dm-trine. Boron BMWs's Pfaishaws, by renegue, 3WE 7st 7lb
lord A Paget. Hoe. IL
_Wyni:bara. (17.-orfinahae) 1 purchase from Simons had notice of the plaintiff's into- and left his wife at witasses those. Mrs. Dowd* imd Great 1 . 3601 2,1140 2,711 6,11 if 3,06
Star G. C. LEWIS said it was mod important before „..10„.„}..,,
Mr. A. .Bari
Mr. Saxon's Then. 6 pan, Tat 12Ib (G. Fortlhan) t Mt in the colliery, and purchased it 'subject thereto ; sad since lived ant one of his houses, aed nosy persons Mamma Week iodine April lA.
the bones =WO to a cle,idos upon the question yr. E. Crauf,rd. Lord Carson. Mc Smith's Foretop 4 ten, 7st filb (thedlonerl 3 that they (the Maria ADM Company) ought to amount her as " Mrs. Smith." He had borrowed 2,00:11. from her. Idinberthalld_Oleare22 la - .... Rat ease
that they should understand the precise nature mt.,. patio.. Laid Lich..
- 412 • 121 618 M 1 oil the grievance complained of. The exact nature of Mr. Redeem lir. Server rite:Wrath Betting :Ito 4 on Nieuwe Vixen jumped away with for the money paid by Sadler, and also for hia share in the ;The solicitor was present who mold out the Most-stasey for MM. the '"'ee"*7 .."'we
Week ending Apra 14.
the grievance could wily be understood by ascertain- 337. J. Ewalt- Mr. H. WyrilL a *meg lead, waited open AO &vomit* sad Foretop to Victorie Mine ; that a receiver ought to be 'end until her, and Mr. Dowling the then alive, but he did sot tell Nam, Dims . is „.. des as
isg the peones sista of the the bearing on burials of non' Mr. 1; Ell'''' Mr J. Mathemn. heX way in the cords. where Mamie came eat and woo by • sale of the cothery,whith mitt to be should take him. That wes shoat ems yeas ago. About dye mils mesh ending April If,
Sir. lorbaS.,- Mr. Kendall. two Isegthe •; three lengths separating the second and the& piece, with a view to satiety the plaiff's claim, and that ago die advanced him 3004 She Led passed by thee same IA Aut. Alseelextea-Vl5.
essforients in pariah churchyards. By the Gelb canoe no x, D. ~et..,‘,.... Mr. foot. TYE Immense' firma of 3 son. with 25 goys. en amount should be taken of themeney paid by &dial? of Smith. She had lived with,litm end posed by the name ph Amt. Lien 1001 17,517 111.454 49,371 MAO
meager meld refuge or daisy to bury any «tepee in such 30. ad.. Mr. Murray.
added, Wept/ for age, with selling The end the value of he share is the Victoria ma., sad the -of Mrs. Smith, as be knew • ledy . who had weed by the bardo Lw)
esk melee emit 19
Plain ; with three trot-retinue namely, where the person sewed to save his stake. Red House in. (6 Bebe) whole be paid by the defeedethe The male pielies be- named Xis Chambers.
Belfast AN. Cerut IN BM IM LIIBI 1,778
bad Mee exeseennicsted, or laid violent hand, on himself, Mr. T. Bancroft's Thilywhacs by Augur. 4 yrs 201.,, .ant Sib valved was whether the court would materials emit brought , . Mr. Chembere-1 state most positively in public that /tam& sad grows , tai 107
mt.
limos..
sviskis. s
ten
moo.
s.,
sob (B. 0r w( 1 •hjsiodSintill mid*: io Eagliad a=ehaediehadholo nee no lady has ever pumped by my game. "- ea 1M 148
was was unieptived. There was so exclueion aimed at MITROPOLIYAN ,11.41LWAY. Waterford and 1/Idama 31 11M era NO Mb
the nisseasiorniists. There was no doubt that a --11,--- GI , The ekes. proceeded to nay be had minaced mousy Waterford mil leaseek 77 005 ' 492 UM 1,231
Mr. 1113/3°Prie1.31333311=6,13 (133). 311131 b "(CAn'3111.11)) 1 be endantbist4siettr:ed oantimof Ns Crater to a Frenchmen to open 0• • sWord's He had opened Week thane *WM 111.
skid baptised by say rioneouforrnist minister was bap- A Special meeting of the shareholders Wall held Batt: Even an • sto 4 art Tidlywisks. of the Ras decided • 'nth the sad diredesed the Dewy Lens Her Majesty's Theake, the Alberebreo and loath Wales - LOT 7,110 Bled easerdieg to the doctrine of the church of England, yesterday at the Lemke Tavern for the purpose at taking Tidlywi s, with Twinkle sod Elockling in cos attendance, . Pa
sell that say such person ...odd be entitled to have the 1 Into consideration swath bills now in parliament and pen- made the roman to the atom* wt No litter mi. bin . ham the Pealsant ' other phase( public amusement. He had &pewit • pub- O:J= kali ri• us lox, mos Kin *hoe
Ass of burial performed over him by a minister of the , rooted by the ~,eopany (Mr. parson, the deputy chairman, beaten and dropped back, ',math, two to finish the veXrits;aiti P*lirt.MerHl:Mr•, ap" areated2.4Bforbithairs'araffrlifh. will:papt: - IkatkaPrildor. lailedilod th.PairawYLWrotis" iiirculia itNiabliloilaatwing. twha:tilawctPr°-, he er"tartdemwallivammth Wslalla .141001 3412.414,2141 4429.4447" 411,1111141 .1431631111
aura et Ragland. lie, therefore, thought it wee sot wise ' mmided). The advertisement by which the meeting hod race home. At the stead got her bead in flu"' hot • Mr. Seism Q.Ca end Mr. ' were for the ' bed ed Baron Nicholece 800/. to eta* the " Coal isynoser Meth W - 12.855 6,671 AdelM .• .-
is clergymen of the established church to scrutinise the fact hese assessed Wing bum reed by the secretary, Ih. lied won easily st lost ley two Suckling trotted la. deflmasto.
whether baptism had been duly administered or Dot. (Hear, Humes, Hole," aid that sum be had lost The Baron beim( looked Me • . „eseitgit..4, and
HANDICAP HCIMLI Race of 5 lart. leek With 30 added. The Lord atanoeuor new giiii,end
ascendbeer) Yet he felt some difficulty in menthe to the erten- The flown,* of the compey (Mr. William Barthian • extra Tbeso .... his alike. Two ages *giant. esalhaliar *P laid... aaaa far hhar "eat eye yew* MA aaa "Lid if eaashis'nosek Aux
Winners exthe decision of the Mader of the Rolls, and disething the he not advance him some mom his furniture would be itia a Aiwa., - go us
.: vas to
rove meseure now
_proposed. Which went lees beyond the Irish rend the marginal Dotes of •a bill for authonsing the Metro- and a hat am 4,, mot. of hardier. (14 who
Ilk Leak& to tale low of the country end to the dant*, panda Railway Company to make certain inthrovemeete in lth Sanaa Visas is Chitchat, eyn, tiettlb (Ileadaitch sec apPeal with wets' --..--. sold sad his children tumid lido the street He eooord- moos im ommy t 0,,, - 464 rad . 44e, mg
be out confer he was not prepared to give his vote in , their communicational with the Great Northern Rail sad )ugly lest him 1801. He bad held the Sunday Eats for comma ... ye 464 .1,3•4 . 1,116
Marc* for 50 ans. each. Two mlles. COURT OF QUEEN'S BIIBICH.-Aran 24. two That was a WIOCSW4 and he bad sold it at a Lthembee mid Taellahtee lan 13.011 12.eth ASK With
imam of the bill. (Hear, hear.) I the Metropolitan Meat Mande st Smithfield ;to •a Mr. Rardy's Knuckle Darner. 6fire gat 7lh -
Laid B. CECIL mid that several very serious inrOtrfeni• the purchase of additional lands for purposes oonented with kr. same. Noisy. 4 in, 24 h psi& Sittings in Banco is Ender Tersk_-(Illefor• Justiose Crump Brose-eaeled-1150 of ags and on ,_aW.l44 • WWI sow yeILIS was y
WNW weak! arise tram the passing of this bill. Under its that railway ;to authorne arinnrownente with the coypus-
LATEST BETTING ON THE MUNI& tom Hal, aid nems.) 90 when Has. Dowling's stair thok place. He remained is ''.°""" - ele 927 1,116 1.701
pmeehises they meld limy epee the peroshial churehysols ties of Loudon and with certain railway companies for THE TWO THOUSAND GUINEA& TES QUERN (ON 11Z PlOllBO7l 101 r OF IM MAIM LIIIIMMTH. tha paw. far. a bog time abor, md was miaow& The
to wary hied et witheet having the means of know- sameatiag the sots oilman to the company; sad for other
9 IS 2 apt Kettledrum (off to tsto 1) 198,090937/0 Y. Ms 007MIMIS ABS oosiornyza Of VW Doke 02 waug2oo and otters Interested theaosiees for
.. =
WEATHER REPORT.
lag whet rise WWII Is preethed there. There were va- purposes. 7tol e- Elarikedf (t) WINS= 710713ALLne BKIBTT (ABTILLAMMI)•-ZATala lalsti. His father was n admiral in the navy. Mr. Dowling -Mem emes. mew el them with very qtwint name, and with It appeared. from • very lucid statement made by the •10to 1 - Some Rhythms (t) Tin memo esortrAmmue **ors. *Ow •bed ewer taken pooasedings spinet him in reference to -
WEWEDAT, AP= 24. 9 70 9 LE' •
:vs, path peediess. Whet would the pers do, Clairwma. that the peeper(' communication with the dead- 11 to 1 - Ovaries (t) This ease raised the quietist whether the school al the . aka Dowling. be ieleemei, whew thiskirmest to bury their deed ? meet market and the mew line of the Metropolitan, mg
There were living in the City el' Lon- also with the Great Northern, required a capital el 12 to 1 - Pmesykrem It)
15 to 1 - Roomy (t) . Licemed Victualler,' Society, io Keneingtoe-lane, ought to other vitalism having been eallsd In corroboratioo,
be amused co the me for the relief of the poor. The The cam was main adjourned. S. B. N. D. - F. C. '• I. B.
readlgt behend thee were messtemed to bury their 100,000 f.: Rod that. is addition to this, powers would be 16 to 1 - Dice/heaths (t) ' society was incorporated lisrompuipil absences 1836 foe the _. -...-.......... ..,..-
ter hum*. They wreath have them walking into me teas for rersieg, if foiled poessery, 1104,0004 for widen. 30 to 1 - Bereggler (t) relief of sick, infirm and of the erode, -
-
el the Clty (+unheard', mid pommels( to burn their dead his, at the request of the Gnu Northers 00111 . the
• 50 to 1 - Mores (t) and • portion of its funds is thrived ham the profits of the . COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
.11kan sa&r this bill. 11 y its provisions Cardinal Wiseman Metropolitan Ithe fres Kiag's-crces to F Meath
3 c
CHEST= CUP. /forming Advertiser. no easel has bees Allikblishad by Aram 2L Nth= 2916 61 47 W. would have • right to bun my gushed Romeo CA. so alO afford foot liar of rails to the goods. de-
pfi=gcr
Ammer 19.91 at 0 • N.W. -- I c7to 1 apt Chin &the (off) the society for the port:rackAbles • 4aw•Yedi mai (Before the Judge Wiliam)
Odle a the churchyard attached to Weetmiuster Abbey. tics of the Great Northers Company at latter point.
Lains so.os st 47 W. ' 2 b
7le 1 - Whom (oil to tBto 1) puttieg out leto the woe free of charge. eft& Madifell cd
seed le celebrate mass es the masks is the Abbey itself. A resolution appromeg the bill laving bonBOPWITN V. 110PWITIL-JODOMENT. 11351/193 210.92. Ed 43 W 4 0
(Ng mi.) Though this woe as sebum ease, yet he be- by the CHAIRMAN and wooded by Mr. Am7lll, 10 lis 1 - Meae3,43015 lei) . distressed, decayed, and Unlmill_ *urn= ei ,„
should need or clam its aid. Tale selesth-emsa counties In •""' °met the wife of • at Teahridge.oeue AInaOWWW 30.02 In 47 N. •
Posesoss BO.ll 48 46 . N.M., 3 b
3 b
Bend it was set an issemeible me. • SNAIDEOLDWE inquired when the Metropolitan Use had originally petitioned for :IWial separation on the Samar MOO, 48 45' ENE I b
Mr. MORT mid dm hoe member had endeavoured rejig" would be othe for public traffic. YORK SPRING RACER-MAY 14. suitable apartments for the umeters and mistreems, ditches
pound of Walton, alleged to ban been committed by her ca.way 2037 23 61 lc& 9 0
be frighten the lease with this old argument, familiarly The Ca MMUS thought the works would be completedsg ACCIP7ANcie BM TEE GENAT NOITNTAIt HANDwart and frorrrnte of the institution, said she a large hall, in
a other apes the ....ref li. nabsod with • yeeeg cornea Wiled Mel Ana ?sicken aeanaegetiji sem 40 47 N.B. 1 b
Isom as the hobgoblin arpment. (Hear, heir.) He did between Fereingdenstreet and Paddington in the of Tern miles. 1(76 lithe. 46 of wholounoty 5 IDYL 000 The which the qu4A4 and
~ gem 49 46 ordcw. ' 0 •
• as* belie.. in the success of any attempt on the port ol sage pm,. Mew, hew.) welg" Imtlerobeig est 121b' " has b." bah-dihesh ht
"h arrests are Th...----...a.".../1--,..-ead the aided by him hi favour rtro. &p.m. Iro! soowirlisos v0100m0..._ se
51 60 xxx.. . . . 0
nemeoeturesieta to overthrow the established church. The hip woe thee approved. =gitei nth, asd la proportion. .......... are managed by ....e ewe wane., wwwwww.. Nth 62 51 1131. W. II o •
Meer.) He those., the raters od the bill ought ta The meth bill embroiled for cousideratim was me for m- Age et lb Ape et lb tenter, wed other odious. poo pupa , ~ed eamatate iteetitthed • stilt for the roatiteties el conjugal rights. To s
watiretalthe themselves en the tone of the speech of the lee the Metropolitan Railway from Smithfield to Firps. The Wined 4 Xfby , Voltigenr-- contended that they had no imentheith. memellee of the thls Mn. Sopwith pleaded emeoftet• other things the game Loararli -:: : : 04. al WWI . I . air _
5 12 Ma 6 5
*lit „ hoe. gustier/an (Sir O. C. Lewis), althoegh they buryeesese ;to authorise arrangements with the oompanies; rpaaleawtar
tae w of hw Preemie Peal' Dom . .. Oath 48 46 Z.
717awer 4 eparrowliawk - Sere" &mut" to her °newer ea the Pothemoiiii.. thee 48 44 N.E. '4 to
Main not esagralalate themselves cm his vote. He, bow- to aglow the acts relating to the Metropolitan Railway ; alio
adiedioat•• Pentham•-• le-wr '44 46 "Arm% 'it al ems thought the premed bin did sot go mach farther than age far other purposes. Inner a astindom •. is Si the earth. having opened the ease.
the Irish set, and might easily be rethiseed similar to that In moth* the marginal soles, the etholtor drew ether Ben Webster 4 „must avail
... s 1! Tim Court maid they bad looked fat, the fact., and Sir Ct Cromwell sow delivered judgment. If the evidence Peemoine..: 10.8.1411 66,2 LI /11..5111 -• . ti, . !
i it would be more coeveeiset, before the learned theref* the___._,,twor,ite ha!Lheee regulated by
. referent P"eilleilike egsa„y - b ,
lb in its operatioe lie believed it wee seetomary for sib- Moo to eecte-n 2.1, which marts ehat,-.. The opoelteey lady Thews 4 Tark= 3 ft
mwesided further, ho hear whet the other side =pit hate been 1011.10 Fenno for pleading toe WNW comma....
._ m
..... firm. •
seaters front the established Chitral el Seilikeld to be ail, and they •are hereby required at all knee. Oz!41Iell__.„ 4 ' The
in bar to a sun for restitution, which had been
4 Gunder - N.W. at buried in the ehorehmods therajuseseheislyanthasewhe were mem the opening of the railway, to run • train revery ....I.'""l'M
b
is o•Esslice with an established chew& Mi Svithed Well. day is the week, except Sunday, from Paddington to the irjeed....eafehat• 'ag 1 eermart°
.. 4 41. Mr. Rethinks, in supporting the appeal, argued that treed in •• suit for edulbery. As it wee, he dth oot see gaze - N.E.
•
He (the hos. °welsher) claimed ter eimery prfielmer-sed stades seer Finsbury-circus, and one train from that stades pow . I Beaman 3 3 the premises were lot relesble, as the object of the school say mood for assert* that the law of estoppel did not 3117011111...... 2887 Id r- M.
19.76 MI - N.N.W. b
they ell we*. PorWhiwosla whatever the Mammon ie their le Paddington. steppim at intermediate studious at week =ire
religious belief-his perish, sad be might Vie ethers then in themore and afternoon es may be mod cos- 4 =lick 3 is derived from it. With regard to the question of beeeficial a6murm.
right 6. be buried in the churchyerd of the to which naiad for the labouring eludes residing at or beyond Pei, Dever
Bally land he belointh He certainh meth sot see that great diseno. or at "tiler places near the intermediate Matisse. ~
hall four nisi absolute. leyetil7ltareesesterwhntiszoneetede
....01.1andzdo.uoitlito
iestitutem the essohlielith there h meld be imperilled in • . sod-baying lewiness in Leaden, at fares not me ACCEPTANCES POI TER FLYING DUIVIIMAN% HANDICAP. to it, was to hold their general meetings in the
the of se Inch diadautioe: and each 10 dec, above n des., causes
that three h dreg
I 7e -•=sesii.ernionicter
baptist mutate, offering up • simple prayer ever the reeve ' peony per immenser for each journey-provided, that hi Owe mils and • Weereee• (42 subs., 21, ce whom pay e pee. times during the year ; but he subedited that this WWI not Dr. Sasbuillearesite Stadia.
htandeninaotbeeion. on
fay the pound„..b, . n,„ .... g. th
aid
sq.
ahead" "lont.h. at
munuitredp TO
In Made. IL-Moistened bulb (hav 18 • baptist Whourer• Hear,( WWI It Mtheled to him awe period 4 six mouths it shall be fon.' teat too. urn Nob.) enough to make the building raegable. Purl.
that Wen
_wen doing • weenie iota• alma hv wahine 1011ipammem. ea the avenge shall have been eoeveyed lot ...,,,, 5.,..., Age d 115 • Age st Ib The Court held that there was • sufficiently beneficial can- Br, tamed asked till what date the alimony was to be point). D.-Direction of wind (true-two rAnte le M asp
Wises )neis eseeemiem wind' then ark le lams emit of such train% the company may apply to the Boarded '"' """
4 4lt Brown Holland 5 7 0 caption of the sobool.house to warrant the usematerit, and °Doddered due? He maintained that the le was at an end node). F.-Force (1 to 12-estlmated). c..-thetia
„Cl_ 01:11.1 t
they Trespass
' • them aenentille width bed 41d.:41•4•4617.
these/14 alOwass Timis% diecootinue the rennin of such tratns, and the said °shag a 7Le Tbe Prephet
i . mom, ril tharemet IIMM• aid PrIIMMi rid IIMMI.• lard may grant or refuse such pen:Dimon os the efreurn• Belibow - Pittaiwr„„dai••weLres.diii** (heeTt Jbai, °•.°,,wwweetllo9).9l4l/ ;re rats; a Mier:
rep tie was sot sevend till the decree was made absolute, •• ''"" venom width mire • digitises sot merely to church of dames stay appear to require ; mid in the west of their Fax
!eel Ind bet to marine itself. (Cheers.) perwillieg a vane, the mid board may at any time Wftwa• 4 7 3 Montrose 4 II a
Gold which haa caused his absence from court during the last sir C. Oresmrell mid the amen was only due to the Mr. NEWDROATIL was mikes, as • member of the min the resumpaies thereof ley the owepany, if it shell "'"'n 4 7 8 Follette° . 3 ft 3 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
flash-h4thwhia .... A 7 6 I ireaseey
theist et Rellithd. to SOW his **Moos to this bill* Th. stem ISthe lewd athable ID to do, ood may alio frees 4 7 Tocilac
redly --.0--
vemody pooossi moo sot applicable to the grievances which Sim to Shoo ilsiseso100 the hours at which the aforesaid =We
redly ei Be wee sorry to ray that there was a mat of train shell rim* Soassowlawk 4 7 0 • COURT OF COMMON PLEAR...,Antst. 2.{. _I

Add besi..d by any ooncoeforreist minister was bap-
tised eatadies to the doctrine of the church of England,
end that as such person would he entitled to have the
Alm of burial performed over him by a minister of the
&omit of Ragland. He, therefore, thought it was sot wine
to clergyman of the established church to scrutinise the fact
whether baptism had been duly administered or Dot. (Hear,
leer.) Rd he felt some diHiulty in amentin to the erten-
/he arouse mow proposed. Which west far beyond the Irish
eat. Leak*, to the law of the country and to the statute,
boari wafer he was sot prepared to give his vote in
lama of the bill. (Hear, hear.)
Lard R. CECIL said that several very serious inconveni•
snot would arra hues the paging of this bill. Ceder its
~.,tine they weld firer epee the parochial ehorehysrils
to every kind of without having the means of know.
ing what riles Were lii M practised there. There were vis.
-TIMM snag aims of thane with very quaint llama and with
:sag sushi pmediese. What would the Jumpers do,
ler istArms, when they west to bury their dead!
Thom wan Twins living in the City of LOU-
rtrelit beheadbeheadthey were osusteined to bury their
e horsing. They weld have them walking into one
of the City (+unheard' avid proneeileg to horn their dead
.ther war r this bill. By Its proviroos Cardinal Wiseman
mold have • right to burr any ished Boma a-
lkali a the churchyard attached to Weatminster Abbey,
semi he (Mehra* mass is the comedea in the Abbey itself.
(No no.) Though this woe is strive ear, yet he *-
bead it was sot an impeenible is..
Hr. BRIGHT maid Um hos member had endeavoured
*frighten the lease with the old argument, faieilierly
home as Gm hobgoblin argument. (Hear, heir.) He did
it Wiese M the success of any attempt on the part of
menceefunnists to overthrow the established church.
Meer.) He thawed the promoters of the bill ought to
mogratelate themselves on the toss of the speech of the
*hi Imo. gestierean (Sir 0. C. Lewis), although they
mold not meograhekte themselves oe his vote. He, bow.
ever, thought the premed bill did not genius+ father than
the Irish let, sad might easily be rendered similar to that
net in its °postings He %obeyed it was eustoteary for dia.
egaten from the estaldnherl chureh of fkolland to be
hurled in the churchmen:is there Past se freely methane who were
to ocermexion with the getabliehed churl* of Seedbed Itself.
Be (the hoe. member) claimed ter every parishioser—ead
they all were perishing,* whatever the dilemmas in their
religious belief—his prink sad he might may his citizen
right to be hurled in the churchyard of the Ore to which
he belooggrl He certain!, eoeM sot me how that great
'mutilation the emnlilinbed 'drub odd he iossellted by a
horst wirier offering up a gaggle pewee seer all grave
If • hopilet helesumer. (Hoar, hew.) It eggsreut to him
ring they were doing a service to the dem& by main
than MW eswernisnl whist tail Si Wen
-linine ergoiiiss wire bud Ogren
; moss ei ilimeent webt ineennt guild row
MN. whites were a atones net %the church of
Vol bet to relisios itself. (Oheees.)
ATZ wee orb% en a Ember of the
eirenihillirgitl. %AO Int *Aim tie this bill. The
womb preporl use it sprimib to the piastres which
' esageallid. Ile wss sassy Is
of Shrastemilimre
AMP% by was a went of
• unihrolO in the
dolt, whi peenties el the nri bp lemestrithe
• .....itelk le roe
•6---in teleing too roe whir Wariest r....H.
1.111, air lisble swift of Os stein h
• ow the goon of deesserl puns flliew. hotillt
, ogiellsi lb* there war row of enlent:
bbl el the *mei by the Wisps spilt the
arra died.-bed yeerivok firma. boom% hi sow-
=el the ihnbention of their iresseee the bishops were
. in Nil LIMIThig Übe uprise el eeelesiselisal nits.
..C"rseinfli MO thst the laity were to erne extent lore,
• thrivitglin. II the bill pone& however, the/Int who would
rod theories of it until he the Humbug catholic& There
• roil he peasnisne te sal in the Ansoliyard imalf, sod
the enesequenso would be thoprena to the public pram
it hie ern isresiere aighber *mei than bed Lees •
t lbws emlbelleywouniso /AM is miss theehereb sad
' the direneleg shod
tempt the~lted end sang rows, Ss iim
errs. Ms Milk ems pi:rig minds
peratorlbor ! Tir reenit ore dot who it rednensi the
sopedation toned oat end lois ip the proornionood
they would have does eo spin es many Ones as it bad
bon attempted. Parliament had doe everything to pro-
les the teenage and raked the privileges of every seat be
the idurbona awl be trusted that they would sot beset
Ore 4 the church of Lighted ; kit by every ward 'm the
bill run ovsglit to establish the right of senseniondele of
every kind as Aaiun the members of the establishment.
He should ileyvfore wow against the *sand readies.
Yr. BUXTON thought the preponderance of the sign.
mesh was in favour of the bill. At present the law would
set, allow a clergymen (even if he wished) to read the ser-
mos over as entireties's! person ; SOT could a clentLwill, it
was alleged, do so without incurring breath* ' ti the
itii eitirriury. HieiLtlt• Loa. m
ariseaiber) could
dad s 1 re soth pzie-
essigelled digeshat ialenris to pyay church ;Mee he cOligsteilatiedethawt
then were swpropnetors mot ony is the churchyard but '
the church itself. He believed that by removing the em u'....
tied gramma now conspkined of. the church would stead
blither is the good opiaiou of the people even than it did at
meant. ;Hear. hear.)
Ile WALPOLS cossidered that the bill would entail a
maiiiineee of iseenvenienoe in order to retinae a minimum
of grievances (Hear, hem.) Ile thou fit, therefore, that
the best thin the promoters of the bill could do would be
to withdraw it, and brim in another Letter cskukted
to at what they sow said was their oh-
-5( ) The riermace was diminishing daily.
were establishes osieetarios all over the kieplate. awl
. of than are was Liken to reserve a portion of laud
anocoessested, for the use ..f noncoeformisk. There would
be every kind of questious raised if ewer the hill were sought
N be put is force. For example, it was only the legal re•
prsestative of the deceased who weld nobs the claim ;
whereas it might hewn that that perrouknew authiog
whatever shout the rehgiuu of the deusasi The house
would have to strike at every clause Is goseenitterand M-
oot a aaw oge. If the hos. gentleman woad bran in a
proper and well.coanderol measure it would receive so op-
positing from boo. reutlemen oar that (the nonserative)
mule of the house. (Hear, hear.)
Mr. BA IN Ert admitted that the bill bad been discussed
lo a spirit that bream the homer, and that gentlemen
°l.odito oprond may to do what was reasonable towards
nowlysts thil sierras et the dissenter Coder these
'moomostoss. be Arid esosionseed the hon. hareem to
withdeaw the bill and berg In &saber, after taking counted
with usslaws ot the green t and with gentlemen car
nested with the meL (Ch / At tit°
em thee, be seer sey.hat there liml . f rel"
Ms is taw boss who la performwal
n° Y o ig" -
wen the burial service with
IMO timilathaa the baptists. The boo. gen-
hed rebuilt the parish clutch on his
esid yet was the state of the kw that if ova
of le • were. to she it might le exclud f
dad
Clebibut burn! in the vet church which the Awed
ei7"
reeir bol ereeled. (Beer, hear.) Ile — tie'
was are that the
Ililloo wok' I. way is do anything adoorted to sanction

By retina 11, ***company are authorised to raise addl.
'Memel capital for tie purposes of the act by the ereatice of
30.000 shares of 10/. each. via., SOO,OOO/.
Daiwa discuaswe el snarly two hours' durations, in wide&
stale of the shareholders detract to adjourn the coesidication
of the bill, it was explained that the geomally expressed
iris& of the London and North Western, the Great Northers,
' and the Great Western Companies to get • terminal la the
bats of the City, lad asttueorel the directors of the
Metropolitan l'ompsay in deciding to apply for an eateries
to tie rimebury-cirene. It was stated by the chairman that
the spare ground in Farviagdonetreet which the Mert:oz
titan Company had seeuredior • terminus had been
with to the Great Nerthere for a moods mastitis at • maul
of mese 4.01101. per swum le addition to which the latter
company would throw ever the Metropolitan line about
7,000/. per amount ; on the other band. the met of the Fins-
bury-circus extension would net reader the Metroprlitan
Company liable to • greater extent than 7,000/. or 7,5001.
per annum, while the advantage of so central • spot most
be of very serious eateidenatiou to the shareholdem.
A reacaution for the sanction of the bill having beep
moved and seconded, the question was put, and earned by
amy large majority. A poll was demanded. Several of
the shareh-Iden protested against the 10-4 of time that a
emonliance with the demand would occasion, end es
ea it was unquestionable the poll would Vaiil
favour of the resolution. However, two or three of
the proprietors persisted, sod • poll wan taken. The re-
aelt gave an oremeheluung majority in favour of the policy
of the directors.

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A point hseing been raised daring the discouion on the
above•meotioned bill as to whether the extension line to the
Plasburpcircua should be used on a rental or at a fixed tell,
It was resolved —" That the directors be authorised to pro-
vide for the payment for the use of the extension line, either
ley a geed rent or on the payment of tolls, as they may
masider most expedient for the existing shareholders in the
company."
The meeting then mnetioned a bill for mating a railway
from the Gnat Wedern Railway to Hammersmith, to be
called the Hammersmith and City Railway.
A vote of thanks to the chairman closed the proteedinp.

FuasDLT %mem —A trnct of twelve pages
has jest hem iransd from her Majesty's filatioseryod ,
consintieg of batsman's. for the establislimeet of friendly
secietkr• on mend prinriples. by John Tidd Pratt, Req.,
the Registrar of Friendly societies in EnglaniL The object
of these instructions is to promote the general welfare of
the working classes, by curiae, them to establish, uses
sound pviadob.s. friendly ...Metes, to provide whist the
natural evils and exigeociri of sicknesa, old age, and death,
atul to act on those principles of mutual assurance and sup.
port which are now so generally adopted by the more opeisat
' members of society, and to guard them against the relay
pia nsilde hat ruinous scheme, by which they are too often &-
I ceivel. "In a sosiety founded on the following tables Ma
yyas
' Mr. Pratt) it is as mean as it is possible to be ileitis beslsdls
subscribed for by the members will be received by them.
I Thu sickness tables cease at GO, CA% or 70 years of age, up to
which period the data upon which they are founded are well
I tested. The annuities, or old age pay, commencing at r,o,
65 or 70, will be guarsateed by the government, and the
sums payable at death, by an insurance company of loug
' pleading, or by oontributioas according to the tables. No
briber certainty in these motets is attainable."
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00IIRT OF OOMMON P'LKAIL-A PR I L 24.
Sittipp In lanco.—(Before Lord Chid Jnatios Ers, and
Joanna Will" Bylas, and Seating.)
HAM W. HWY AND Alll7lll la -1111 ODUIrIiT C 1.21111140-

ROOll2.

This car was one of oonsidegable importance to country
beakers, and, niched, it involved the question whether the
country clearing-house which was established a short time
ago could be safely continued. The litigation arose out of
the following circumstances. The defendant' were bankers
at Worthing, and the plaintiff bad kept as account with
them. On the 7th of July last • person named Kidd drew
• cheque upon his bankers, Meese. Whitfield, Molyeeuz,
and Whitfield, of Lewes. and gave it to a Mr. Ingram, who
on the evening of that day gave it to the plaintiff. Oa the
morning of the lith, which was Friday, the plaintiff paid the
cheque into the defendants' bankandthey by Friday night's
post sent it to Messrs. Lubbock and Ow, their Laden
agents, who, in the usual course of Wises:, seat it to the
country Bearing-house, where it was handed toe clerk of
Mmes. Williams and CO., the London agents of Messrs.
Whitfield, Molyneux, and Whitfield. By Saturday's poet
Messrs Williams and Co. sent the cheque to Messrs. Whit-
field, Molyneux and Whitfield, who on Monday morning
dishonoured it, because the account of the drawer was over-
drawn. There was evidence which proved that if the
cheque had been presented to Messrs. Whitfield, Moly-
nen;_and Whitfield on the Saturday, they would have paid
it. 'Under these circumstances the plaintiff sued his own
bankers to recover the amount of the cheque, upon the
ground that it would have been paid if they bad sent it on
the day they received it direct to Lewes, instead of seeding
It through the clearing-house in London. The plaintiff in his
declaration alleged that by that custom country hanker
were used to receive cheques upon other country bankers
and to present them for payment ; and that they were used,
accustomed, and bound to trsnsmit such cheques to the
backers upon whom they were drawn, directly, and by the
evening post of the day on which they were received, pro-
vided that a ressotable time fur so doing bad elap after
the cheques were so received. The case came en for trial
before Mr. Justice Blackburn, in Susie:, where a verdict
was found for the plaintiff, subject to the opinion of the
court upon • question of Ism. In pursuance of leave
reserved the defendants subsequently obtained • mile
calling upon the plaintiff to show cause why there should
not be • verdict for the defendants, whose counsel conteeded
that • banker was not bound to seed • cheque off by the
post of the day epee which be received it, but that accord-
ing to the law as laid down in various cases, the banker was
entitled to keep the cheque until the night's poet of the
day after he received it. It this were so it was dear that
the plaintiff was not entitled to recover, bemuse if the die
fondants had seat the cheque direct to Lewes by Saturday's
post, it would have arrived there only at the same time as
it did after having been passed through the clearing house.
The question now was whether this rule should be made
absolute.

Is;Ftierm Mr. Edwin James, Mr. Hawkins and Mr.
Oates appeared to show cause against the rale being nide
absolute ; sod to-day Mr. Serjeant Shee, Mr. Look and Mr.
T. Chitty were beard in support of the rule.
The court took time to consider the matter.

CASUALTY.
Willy (schr.), of Bremen, Captain Magnernann, has been totally
lost In the China Sea crew saved.—iiingapore. March n

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Atesastler Marshall, from Liverpool for New York, March 21.

lat 47, ion 10.
Dundee, Stereos, from London for Jamaica, March 11, lat 19 7C,

too id W.
Mary Limas, from Baltamore for Liverpool, April 5, oft Copt
Hoary.
Macdult (barque), from Haysansh for Liverpool, April 12. Ist
60.27 N, loa 16 W.
Tuscarora. from Liverpool for Philadelphia, March 10, ion 25
William, from lAverpool for Havaunah, March 10. let 100 21.
Yorkaltire Lam (ship from Poocheofoo for London, April 6, la
46.44 N, 100 111.20 W.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.
CHILD.—AprII TR, at Adelaide House, Stepuey-green, the wife of
H. MAW, Esq., of a daughter.
OOLES.—April PI, at Somerset Cottage. Tentnor. Isla of Wt °.
Use wife of Captain C. P. Coles, R.N., of a daughter.
GULL—April 20, at Brookatreet, Groovanorsquare, the will uJ
W. Gull, Esq., 11. D., of a daughter.
RANKIR.—ApriI 20. at Brighton, the wife of Y. G. Sauk's.
Dub 11.21.'s 15th Regt. 11.11 1., of a ann.
lENYON.—AriI De, at Lower Berkeleyntreet, Portman.squere.
the wife of I. B. Kenyon, Esq., of a danghter.
LITTLIL—ApriI 22, at Parkaquars, the wife of W. Little, EN.
of a sou.
PENKIN.—ApriI PI, at Omni
T. D. Perth'. Fag.. of a son.
RIACU.—April U. at 13, Lansdowne-crescent, Remind., 1`3,14.
the widow of the late John Riach, Esq., Oriental Bank CT.
London. of twin daughters.
SIVVOID7..—ApriI 22, at the Brewery, Reading, the wde of H. J.
Simonds April of a daughter.
WALLER. 20, at Saxhorn-villas, Cheltenham, tho sr de ol
L Waller, Ersq., of a daughter.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-Arkii 24.

Sudbury, th.• site d

Sittinp ia 13aneo—(Belore the Lord Chief aron, and
Barons Martin, Bramwell and Wilda.)

TRIM ATROBRET-OENEILL, ON SWIRLY OR WEE MAJIR77,
DOPONSI2 ANT V. SIN VIREDERWE WTWAX rammis,
_ .__

MAILHO.
COOPER—HATFIELD.—ApriMAAAI 23, at Stamford.lfy the 111. f °.
}tendon, Thomas Cooper, Eso., of kossky flow, t one Mon.
Cheshire, to Fanny Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Thaw
Hatfield, Req.. of Stamford Baron.
CRIITALL—BUCK.—ApriI 23. at St. Matthew's, Brixton, hf th°,.
Rev. T. Smith, William, son of Mr. R. Crltiall. of Nat s K.'
ham, Kent, to Emily, daughter of Mr. R. IMO. of 1..."
Norwood.
GRAVER—NEWMAN. —April 22, at St. Thomas's, Pendleton.
Laweashire, by the Bev. A. Lane, John, son of the RO.ll
Oravea, of Yarn. Yorkshire, to Ellen, daughter of 0. J. NO.
saw, Bp., of Manchester.
OXENHAM—JCBBER.—ApriI 14, at the pariah church. inn".
by the Rev. 0. M. Bilker, Illotuas Hugh, soil of Mr. H. (4".
ham, of Oxford-street, to Mary Ann Susan, daughter of Hr. H.
Jobber, et New Boodestnest.
THOMAS—NYVILL—ApriI 18, at Llangennech (otch, elf'
lalatihek by the Rev. H. R. Nevill, M. A 11.""..'5"..
t 6 o•ll7l,daughter of the late R. J. Nevin, hat •ot

ORA.THIL
ALLPORT.—ApriI W. at Belitba-villas, itarnshury park, T. All•
port, Eau., aged Ti
ELLIOTT.—ApriI 20, at Oakley-road, De Beauvoir-torn, Me.
wet. wita of R. W. Ellett, q., aged M.
RIYINGTON.—ApriI 10 at Straiten Malt Warridahlre•
Garret C. A. IC. Repington, CB., Colonel of the 414 &Or,-
80u1:01Y--Ariel 19, at Harley-street, Major C. G. Seri"
11.M.'4 Mid Madras &roman Regt., aged 42.
TAYLOR..„ .Viet 21, at Blahopszate.street Without, Mr. C.
fettiej
THOstrwu Jar, wife of Mr W. Thotofra.
Mille Vas Taloa Seven fileterread. Bog.r ay. aged of
WlLLlB.—Aprit 20, at Grandiperada. brightoo, 4%. W. "'--
WMAt.-6301 20, at Bodfortishlee. Letitia fatten,
wife of orlon aged Is.

DLIT., DITENDATT.-LEGACY 131:17.
The Court was unattimoludy of opinion that judgment
should be for the crown. The contingeot intentiou of a
pier. to return to a place did not precast him from an.
quwiag a domicile, for if so no man could have a donsictila
There was nothing; to chow airy intention ou the Part of the
testator to return to India, beyond the men expresaion of
the probability that he would do ro. lo the opinion of the
court the testator had acquired an English, end not an

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Lorabardrareset, to the City of London. renter.
I WPM. in LornhardAteeet, to the prod.,' a Whlttirat.
THURSDAY, AMYL 25, 1851.