The Express.
London, England, 1850-12-23 00:00:00

IRELAND.

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DosLIR. Dia. 21.
The adjournment, sins die, of the lite intended
Tenant Right demonstration in the empty Down was I
looked upon very generally as a marked symptom of
decay in the League, and the apparent apathy on the
subject in the north has become a subject of comment.
The Banner of Ulster, however, informs no that the
supposed apathy was by no means real, and that a
revival of the movement may be speedily expected.
District meetings are to commence at the close of
next week. At the Newtownard sessions, which Inn
to comm,nee yesterday, processes for arreare of rent
against nearly the whole of the Marquis of London-
duty's Down tenantry were to be tried, and that
those proceedings have ben undertaken in a whole-
sale way never before attempted in the nortt.
Mr. John Reynolds has signalised the close of his
year of office as Lord Mayor of Dublin by upsetting
a system of monopoly got up among the masters of
co/lima and others engaged in the coal trade in Dub-
lin. A writs of investigations, which occupied a
great portion of time during the last few weeks, ter-
minated yesterday at the Mansion House, and not
caly has the masters' club been dissolved, but several
practices leading to fraud on the consumers of cool
Lave been detected and put down, and the whole sys-
tem of the trade so amply disclosed to the citizens,
that the establishment tf fraudulent practices in it for
the future must be a matter of some difficulty.
The Limerick Reporter, after mentioning the con-
version of Mr. Mansell, M.P., to the Roman catholic
faith, says: " We have also to mention the waver
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14013 to the catholic church of Lady Anna Maria Mon-'
sell, sister of the Earl of Dunraven. The conversion to
the ancient faith of a nobleman with a historic Irish
title, and the head of the aristocracy of his native
county, whose name, however, we cannot at present,
for obvious reasons, publish, is confidently stated
within the last few days.

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL.
ORDINATIONS.
His Groom the Archbishop of Canterbury ordained
Om fallowing reatlemen in the perish church of Croydon,
Deostaber 21, POS.—Deacons : James Cook, L.L.8., Mag-
deigns Hall, A
mbridgeCambrdge h Putridge Cumming,
Christ's College, Ca ; Henry Oak, S.C.L., Trinity
Hail, Cambridge; Frederick Ouse, Gill, 8.A., Trinity
College, Cambridge; Walter Hamilton, 8.A., Trinity Col.
Cambridge ; William Walter Kirby, BA , Qasens'
College, Cambridge ; Chubs Marryat, 8.A., Queen's Col.
legs, Oxford; Unuell Francis Wynn Mokeworth, RA.,
Branson College, Oxford; David Bruce Payne, RA ,
Univerety CoLege, Darnasa ; John C. Govett, Birkenhead
Celkr.—Priests: Jolla David Olemile, 8.A., Christ's Col-
lege, Cambridge ; SWebb Lloyd,Johns,
Collare, Cambridge Owlli Edward Raymond, BA., Clare
Hall, Cambridge ; Jonathan Edward Tucker, 8.A., Emma.
Duel Collage, Cambridge; Jame, Watson, 8.A., Corpus
Christi College, Cambeidge ; N Dimock,_M.A., St. Joba's
Collate, Oxford; Charles Arthur Maloney, 8.A., Lincoln
College, Oxford; Edward Canis, M.A., Mend. Heil,
Oxford; Wailes Wilberforce Batty., King's
London ; Thomas Mew Macdonald, Birkenhead College.
by the Bishop of Durham, at Auckland Cottle, the 16th
invent Drettrone: Thomas Procter, BA, University
College, Durham; Robert Fronds Scott, R A., In-
I, Coll, Cambrige. Priests : Joseph Waite., M.Aege
~ Calamityd College, Durham; Thomas Ni-
cholson Wacnop, Licentiate in Theology, Bishop Hat.
field's Hall, Dachau ; Alfred William Hobson, M.A.,
Bt. John's College, Cambridge ; Edward David Cr.., 8.A.,
Oriel College, Oxford ; George Waking= Atkinson. IS A.,
Quern's College, Caked; Frederick Mwtsgas, B A., Uni.
vanity College, Durham; Edward Josiah flay ton, M.A.,
Usivarsity College, Durham; Themes Robson, Magdsleu
Hall, Wore ; Robert Borsbi., M.A., University Cale,
Dothan ; Charlts Like Parkinson,B.A , Bruenuea College,
Oxford ; Charles Thorp, jun., B A., University College, Oa.
and.—Licontod to Concise . Rev. Thi mas Procter, B.A.
lo Berwick upon-'reier d ; Il.v. It'lert Francis Scott, BA.,
br Lt,,agotun-le spring ; it,.,. Robert Sombie, M.A., to
Whickbam.
Yesterday the Lord Bishop of London held a general or.
diaatioa at the Chapel Royal, Whitehall. The fAlowiag
gentlemea were admitted into holy reds rt.—Deacons :
Hem Beek, MA, Tandy College, Cambridge ; Semi I
Johaem Roddy. 8.A., Jobs'. College, Cambridge; Edward
Fernsr, RA., Pembroke College, Cambridge; George Wil.
ass Ket,hricy; BA., Pembroke College, °awe ; John
Homy Kula, Associate of Kiog's College, Loudon; Henry
Mean, Beamaasel College, Cambridge ; Clement
Charles 8 e, 8.A., Kumar College, Oxford; William
iteekaoses. 8.A., Wonsan College, Oxford ; Edward
Dicker, Conrad Pelee Dichiemann. Edward Thomas
Hippos, Charles Ilillyer, Christian Adolphus Mann,
Christian Prelble, sad Henry Stirs, of the Church Hie-
niesary College, Islington, fur skijor my labour abroad ;
Jorrph Mayers, a literate p,noa, for asiesiooary labour
abroad; William &Area Burrell, 8.A., Queen's College
Oxford, by lettere dialect., from the Bishop or JllatiOL
Patel.: Rev. Jobs Bask, 8.A., Wait, Cork/e, Oohed;
800 Lanford William Trnisoo Dale, 8.A., Trinity Col
lege, Cambridge; Bre. David Fenn, BA., Trinity College,
Cambridge; Rev. Isaac Sadler tiale, WA., Wariliala College,
Valor I ; Item. John Ositrkell, M.A., Bt. John's College,
Cambrike; Rev. John William Holdswerth, B A., Magda
lest Cunt go, Cambridge ; Rev. Robert Roesetor
MA., Trinity College, Oaturd ; Rey. Charlie Porter lock.
doe. M A . Worcester CAlege, Oaturd ; Rev. William Henry
M A., Christ Church, Oalorit; Rev. Samuel Pools,
M.A.. Pembroke College, Oxford; Rev. John Hanna Sper-
ling, IS A , Trinity College, Camb,idge ; Rte. Juba Windk,
ILA., Trinity College, Cambridge; Rev. Charles Adroit
Lamm Reichert, of the Church Misaionary College, Is-
After the ordination his lordship Boomed ha following
greoUriars to comics within the diocese of Londno ,—Tlis
Uri. H. Bask, 8.A., to St. Mary's, Kensiogtoe ; Rev. 8. J.
Bondy. M.A., to St. Mattlies, Bethnal green; Rev. E. Fer-
rier, WA., to St. Martin's.ia-th•-Fields ;Rev. G. W Height.
ley, 8.A., to Enfield church ; Rot. J. H. Lao:, to St. Mary's,
Ilaggerstua; Bor. Henry Mean, RA., to All Sainte,
(loam. Kum.; Ray. C. C. Sharpe, 8.A., to All Hallows,
Raining; Soo W. Stackhouse, 8.A., to St. Luke's, Old-
serest; its,, J. Back, B A., to St. John the Evangelist
Weetnamiter; Rev. L. W. T. Delo, BA., to St. Palms;
Church ; Be,. 1). Fain, 8.A., to St. Pad's Coyest-garden••
Rev. 1. 8. Hake, 8.A., to Harrow; Rev. J:Oaltakalf, M
to St. Jaws, Borland; Rey. J. W. Holdaworth, B to
St. John's, Nottingbill ; Rev. R. R. Helton, MA ;to Bt.
Sanibel, Kensington ; Bev. H. W. Mikes*, M.A., to
Christ Chinch, St Pancras; Rev. 8. Peek, M.A., to St.
Mary's, Paddington; Ray. J. H. Sperling, BA., fit. Mary's,
Immingham; Rev. J. Midis, M.A., to St. Mary's, White-
shape I.