The Express.
London, England, 1861-05-14 00:00:00

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WORCESTER SUMMER MEETING.

We ace requested to remind owners of horses that the
following stakes close this day, to Nears. Weatherby, Lon-
don ; or to Kr. Webb, clerk of the nurse. Wavoist•r.
THE TazAL finites, of 5 nova each, with 30 added ; 2-
yr-olds, Est 711) ; three, Bst ; four, fist 2111 ; five and up-
ward*, ikt 811). About s
Woionerzetimak Orem, a handicap of 10 mm. each,
b ft, and only 3if declared, with 100 added. Ou the New
team, one mile and three furlongs.
T■e FLYIBC4 Stamm, a ►andiesp of 5 eon. each, with 40
added. T.Y.Q., a straight half mile.
Tck Woaceatza Cue of 200 00•11, by subscription of 10
amok, h ft, • handimp for Illr-olds ►nd upwards ;
gesitlemes lidera. Ore mile and three forlonip.
Tee BIOIITDICII BINIVOLINT FOND EITAIIVI, a handicap
of 3 eoms each, with 30 added. One mile and a quarter.

PKOION SHOOTING..
=ATM CIATMENING Al MOILIUT•WOOD.
MONDAY, MAY 13.

FIEST PIPSNITI HANDICAP fiWZAPPTAKiII of 5 eon. seek
1 ft, for memben of White's, Brooks's, Boodles, Arthur's,
Otranto, Caritas, Travellers% Arlington, Pratt's Clubs, do.,
and officen in the army on lull pay. Guns of 11 bore, or
lies, lgth °fah* No. 5,6, or 7. Gentleness to he at liberty
to pat in any quantity of shot, half a yard being added to
their distance for every gth of shot ; all to load from the
man bowls. Cartridges for breech.foading guns to be shown
to the handicapper , and no wire cartridges allowed. Barber
to find birds and pull, and the trap to be settled by dim.
Seven birds each. Post entries after the publication of
handicap list, 0 ems., and no forfeit.
Emboldened by the noses which attended the Derby,
Moot, and Summer Sweepstakes of last year (won by Hoo.
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Wyndham W. S. Crawford, En;., and Hon.
A"), /frank lieethoote, Eel., has spin takes
the task in band, and • very gad meeting was the result,
although no doubt the dull weather kept many gentlemen
absent. The epee at our disposal will not permit of our
particularisiag the stork
Mr. A. Rush was disqualified, as be did not belong to any
club ; and also Captain Bustard, as be did not 'bend oa the
list of any enumerated.
By the score it append that five of the patlernen tyc 3,
killing six birds isich, via. :—Colesel Aneesley, Colonel
Tower, Spencer Loy, Esq., Woad Carleton, sad Hussey
Fag. ILP.; sad it wag agreed between them to
shoot off bird for bird to deride who should take the
first, mound, third, end fourth plies, which were
as follow* :—Fint prise 100 f. sound, 501. ; third,
215/. ; fourth, the forfeits, latter amounting to a great
deal more than the third prise. In the first round Colonel
Carlota@ was the only ores to bring down his bird, which
gained him the first prize ; S Lucy doing the same in the
second round for the second prize ; and Colonel Tower
bringing his bird to grief in the third round for the third
prize. Colonel Anoecley and Hussey Vivian, Fsq., then
had to shoot off for the forfeits, when, after tyeing twice,
the pliant rotate! gave freedom to his bird, whilst the
honourable number of Bt. alphas's settled hie, and finished
the match. The more for the " ties" was as follows
Colossi Annesley 0 0 0 1 1 0
Colonel Tower 0 0 1 third.
.secor Lucy, Esq 0 1 second.
Colonel Carleton 1 first.
Hussey Vivian, Esq 0 0 0 1 1 1 fourth.
Mr. Vivian's bird was hit and brought to the ground in
the mooed round of the " tyea," and was supposed settled,
but it took wing again and got clear away. Inspector
Langdon of the N division was on the ground with • number
at constables to preserve order, but their presence was not
required beyond keeping the boundaries, &c.

NAVAL AIW MILITARY.

.—Lieu-

Animus:, bay 13.—.
tensed N. Osborn, to the Marlborough.
Pint-elms Assistant Engineer G. H. Ditton, to the
Driver.
Third-class Assistant Engineer T. N. Crowder, to the
Driver.
Acting Third-elas• Assistant Eseineers B. X. Griffith, to
the Tigard, for service in the Vivid ; E. J. Miller, J.
Dunlop, and H. T. &peddle, to the Axis.
Messrs. E. It. W. Noble and C. J. Nonstick have been
uswunated to naval cadetships.

PORTSMOUTH, Mar 13.
It is reported that twelve guuboata are ordered
be ifspi out for immediate commission, it is mid for
sarviss is the North American Melia', and that the gun-
verde is the first-clams steam remove will also be brought
forward to receive the pendant if required. We believe,
however, that ►t present no orden have bees moan& by
the authorities at this port.
The Bosnergea, merchantman, arrived at Spithead to-day
from New Zealand. She left Auckland oa the sth of
February, and brings home private passengers sod cargo and
MOMS government stores. She sailed for the names this
afternoon, after lauding her passengers and mails.

PLYMOUTH, MONDAY.
The transport Salamanca, Captain Uneasy, be-
longing to Messrs. Dunbar, has arrived in the Channel a:th
WU rank and file, in charge of Cant. Venable", 97th ; Lieut.
Graham, fth; Pubic, 82nd ; and Dr. Thistletom 3.5 th. Also
Lieut. Lampe°, 34th, and Mews. Whit* and Blunt. One
cabin paamenger jumped overboard., and was drowned.
The Salamanca has a full cargo of rice, linseed, silk,
indigo, copper, and wool.

LONDON AND WERTILINNTIR RIFTS VOLUNTEERA.
--Sir John Shelley writes to us.—Sir: A report haring
been circulated that the corps under my command will
ultimately become a third battalion of the Queen's (West-
minster), I shall be mach obliged by your allowing me the
opportunity ol stating that I have not the slightest inten-
tion to permit the 46th Middlesex (London and Westmin-
ster) to take any other than the position which it now men-
Mew, as an independent regiment iu Westminster.--I am,
kc., Joas VILLIRIUS SHILLZY, Lieutenant-Colonel Com-
mand* 46th Middlesex Bile Volunteer.—Yny 13.

RAILWAY COWWITIIIX.—Yesterday the com-
mittee of the Lords, Viscronat de Vinci in the chair, passed
the hill of the Lenseshire and Yorkshire for their proposed
breaches to Shawfosih and other places. In the case of
the Bootle branch, Mr. Rodwell, Q.C., appeared for Lord
Derby, who requires the insertion of some amigos afferitieg
his estates. fa the Commons the oppositioe of Lord
Radnor and General Harkey to the South Eastern Railway
Company's Valetta', Harbour Bill occupied the day, and
general evidence wee adduced on the Devon Central Rail-
ways in that committee. The case of the Collie Valley and
Halstead Railway for a line of 16 miles from Haverill to
Cambridge, and other extensions. was opened, and Sir John
WNeil, CC E., was examined in the committee on the Cork,
Blarney, and Macroom Railways. The committee on the
Birmingham Improvement Bat closed their inquiry by
pawing that measure.
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The plaintiff in this case had kept a stall in the Crystal
Palace for the isle of "sweets" one of the terms of
his agreement being that there should be no other tenant for
the sale of such articles upon the ground floor. Damages
were claimed upon the ground that the company had broken
their agreement. The tank of the team,' was one year
from the Ist of May, l&lO, aad the rent was 751.
Yr. Groves and Mr. Shaw appeared fur the plaintiff ; and
Mr. Hawkins for the defendants.
At

there was • fair held is the Adak, the
stalls Wog kept excluively by the ordinary tenants of
stalls. The pleb:tiff was asked dbe would like to hare •
phi, sod he hod oM s but be found that there ware four
earEo os who also bad stalls on the ground floor for the
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allowperr.lilato be on the ground floor for the isle
of • of 0000 a.
The ass that the canpay had sated in the muss
=Tee had hies kris custom, and that the fair we rather
• benefit than SI 'eau to the plaintiff. It was also aid—
tlaugh this was not nltiniately insisted upon— that what
Wei sold at the ciao:okte stall did not come within the de-
nomination of " sweeta."

As to the amount of damages, the plaintiff said that the
profit epos sweet. wee about 300 per cent., whilst for the
doles late, it was said that the gross pr4t was only about
33 per cent. One of the stall-keepers also said that the
prism varied ; far those articles which were a penny an
ounce to children wan four ounces for sixpence, or even
more, to grown-up people. On such holidays as Easter
Monday the prices were lower. On the pat of the dun
it was said that the total anirmat of prodts realised
by the four pwsms relio had stalls at the fair for sweets
was only 14 . 14.., and the chocolate stall was only open
for a week before the action was brought
His Lordship =premed his opinion that the
within the mean.
in` of the plaintiff's agreement ; and upon this view of the
case he asked the jury to maces the amount of damages to
which they thought that the plenitiff was entitled.
Tire jury found a verdict for the plaintiff for 20/., and
Hie Lordship took time to consider the question of costs.