The Express.
London, England, 1850-01-03 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 3, 1850.

which is a "poem addressed to Mary Ann," ►y her lover,
concluding thus?
Dear Mary Ann, then remember me,
itentemter all I ve mid to titre:
And my responsive fridge Mel be,
ill lure but thee.
&vend other letters passed hetw. en the parties relative to
the marriage, until Wilson died of consumption at Glasgow,
oft the 1 lth of June, 1846. In the case of sanltiplepolading,
brought by the defenders against the rinser and alien, the
pursuer, inter alit, el aimed damages for seduction; but the
competency of investigating and assessing dam such
a ease was disputed, and tbe present cses thercame
. Several points in this statement its won
=7by the defenders.
The ease wont to trial on the hese whether the ruse,
being a virtuous person, was seduced by Wilson.
were laid at 1,0001.
The Lord Advocate addressed the court for the pur-
suers, and, after the examination of several whoopee',
in support of the claim, the Dean of Faculty replied for
the defenders.
The Lord President then summed up, and the jury,
having retired. returned in a few minutes with a verdict,
unanimously finding for the pursuers. Damages, 201.
Edanburgis Cowmen

CLERICAL.
Out's lax P2IIIIOIIIIIISHIP.—A correspondent informs
thet the name of the Rev. John W. H. Moly:sena, of
Trinity College, Cambridge, and Curate of Chases Church,
St. Pancras, was omitted its the list of the principal earidi-
dates tor the office of Preaches to Gray's Inn So Met,.
1111/11/110111 GIFT —The IVoleerAamytora (Armtek says,
" Henry Mogen. Reck, of this town, has offered the ant-
albeit sem of 2,0001. towards the endowment of a church
on Weds,- field Heath; and John Moon Paget, Esq ' the
late patron, has Very liberally given an eligible piece of land
for the site of eharch , rummage house, and schools. Henry
Rogers, Beg , le also building, near thii site, a row of alms
fp.usce, which are nearly roofed in "
Passmamsmrs.—Rev. 8. Herds Fields, of Holy Trinity
P. C , Bt. Lawrence in Thenet, Kent, void by the cession of
the Rev. T. C. Whitehead, and in the patronage of the Rev.
0. W. Sicklemore.
Rev. Edmund Tew, to Patching V., Bore: dimes of
Chichester, 3004., with residence, void by the resignation of
the Rev. J. W. Wester; patron, the Archbishop of Can-
terbury.
Rev. B. Sanders, to Lackenheath V., Suffolk, diocese of
Ely 136., on the presentation of the Deaa and Chapter
of Ely.
EVlllVlON.—TheLiverrol Cottriar says : " We understand
that an appointment has Jost been made to the incumbency
of the new church of St. Peter, Burton. The clergyman
selected by the trustees is the Rev. Stephen Brain Sutton,
BA , at present curate to the Rev. David James, of Kirk-
dale. The church is situated in Sackvilkestrmet. Bruton, in
the naiad of • large population. The electing trustees are—
The Chancellor of the Diocese; the Rev. vr. Withers
bank, minister 'minister of St. George's, Everton, Adam Hodgson,
Esq. ; Charles Inman, Esq. ; and John Edea, Esq."

Alderman Humpbery Very well. But if I hear any
more of this i ew procsas, and that )ou end be are in the
shade again topther in smiling it on, dep nd upon it
some time shall pus before yen it. tho !ight again.
(Laughter.)
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