The Express.
London, England, 1857-07-06 00:00:00

TUB LATE EARL OF MORNIAVGTOIL

On Saturday en inquest wee held by Mr. Wakley,
at the Candimaketd Arms. Bentiwk-attest, Illandiester-
'quer*, on the body of the late William Pole Tylney
re CW,trkitor identified the body.
Nina Lbg, valet of the deceased, with whom he had
Illesdlen that his master had been ill several days
bars which, neverthelow, took place in a sadden
Brow bet W The earl bad been in exceedingly
Oetlsed eleciumes=aetrat wiener lied never hoard him
sgsa et
Major=tiblohn Richardson, of 67, Portland-piano,
en
Wird* Mud el the deceseed, Paid he saw him a few
hones before death, end thought him better in health and
spirits. With respect to the earl being in want, wither* was
aware that *elan bad not wanted for the last four yean
In 1854 wham obtained for the earl 1,0001., which hated
hire two Jar.. He had been living on 81. a week ; but on
hie eoaelt, the Duke of Wellington, becoming acquainted
with his mmilition, be allowed him 10/. a week, which be had
up to the Mr of his decease. He did not, therefore, consider
the earl `pecuniary smut, but at the same time it might be
deemed es fn thanes of one who from 100,0001. • year had had
to live wpm 6001. per annum. The 10/. • week from the
Thake of Wellington was all the earl received, and he often
webbed ender Mi. Him life was insured on behalf of the
amass of (is estate for 87,0001., and for 120.0001. on behalf
of ether perdu, midi* up a sum of 207,0001. TM policies
went not sessoisserd, as the premiums were rqralar paid
tith.prim rod the earl frequently expressed Ws art=e
lie people would continue paying co
Het sr et the policies was in his own possraidon, and
pisna wen marly forty rears old. On Monday (the day
bdsee Ns death) he called on him (witness) for the lea thus,
sad em he entered the room be add...weed him in French—
. dh, my Mend, quite a stranger—how do you do r. The
earl Immediately pieced his hands to his body, exclaiming,
" Good God, bow 111 I am!" and supported himself by a
chair. Hs was afterwards sick, and witness sent for Dr. Pro-
bert, who gave him acme brandy, and he became so well again
that before Dr. Probed left he was very lively, and related
one of his witty anecdotes. The earl was a very temperate
person, although it was reputed ho drank army great deal,
yet witness knew for a fact hie drink consisted of nothing
hater than coloured water, which he would sip for hours
together, and hence the report about his being an invetemte
drinker. _ - .

Mr. J. Proctor, surgeon, of 62, New Cavendish-street,
proved having emunined the body, and that death had oc-
curred from the rupture of the left ventricle of the heart,
causing so extensive flew of blood into the pericardium.
The jury returned • verdict, " That the deceased William
Pole Tilney Long Wellesley, Hart of Mernington, died
from s natural disease."

ADMINISTR ‘TION Or JUSTICE.—The royal corn-
uslasioaers appointed to Inquire and summit.) into the condi-
tatiem of the euperior courts of law at Westminster, and into
the ealeNag arrangements of the circuit courts, have agreed
lodide meet, which will be printed and ready to be rob-
nelt=exellansint babes the clam of the 011111105. It Is
&albs eawathasicaers will express their opinion,
basilsl apes the terldwec• before them and their own rope-
*Wm dud se diminatlos *Me number of judges can take
plow. las.l, at thievery time, the several courts can
mealy sake up •NI coast, or get through the Nisi Fritts
anlings la the. for the dradts. Sevend changes in the timee
sal urnaer at bsittag the madam will bo recommended, as
sin as tb• &Asks of the larger counties, and a more equal
illeititudies date circuits, with other matters of detail of a
peraissi nets% so as to ensure a mere speedy and uniform
sandaled:vadat ((jades, both civil and criminsl.-06serrer.
INNEN Mansell, whose case has engaged so much
at the anodes et the court,. Is left for execution, and will
Ethe led penalty of the law at Maidstone this day
y). His crime Ina that of a most deliberate murder,
shot a sergeant of his regiment, en account of a per-
med ~slik Hi a cool and determined manner, in the open
Mailles WesNes• to his conviction were entirely of •
ebseatiw, lentonnecttd with the merits of the case,
and owe smeralat by all the superior courts to which they
were tellimmi, sad be which they were elaborately argued,
N. pallinlag abwanmeances have since more to light ; and
time WM an Founds, therefore, to authorise the Secretary
of aisle t• advise any departure from the doe mune of law.
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LONDON, MONDAY, JULY 6.

Loon Dammam has pin date good write to
the mine of Law Reform by eliciting the °plaice of
the CHAIIMILLOI ea the question of the Register
of Tides. On Friday Ism we reagratakted the
terantry en the tardy "menially et opinion at length
attained by the Caexcluon and the ATTOINZT.
OVIZIAL. W. had good reams Ix teeming
the =Mem of this unanimity; Isseenee it is
something quite new in the history of Par-
liamentary Oormumsat to lad an authorised
statement made by the highest soar to a depart-
ment in the Hoene of Commas repudiated the racy
neat night by the highest oldest in the tame de-
retard in the Ream et Lards. The sod
speetasio of a hem divided ogainst itself
Myer wee mere may then in the legal depart-
ment of the Paimiseron Oweernment. It is of
worm idle to ask quakes of a lady of Ma who
dimly do net loom their own mini. This matter,
however, asesset he seared brut here. The Report
of the Ommissioners as to the Registry of Titles

nod be either approved or dinapircma by tie
Govonement. Two members a tie Government at
Isar lave igned it—the heroatrze-Gannaat. and
die Vms-Pazetneare of the Boma of TRADI j Sad

the Meek s considered quite preetioabis by
barristers and solicitors of greet eminence, as
well m by inch • pulled politiehm as Sir
Jane GRAHAM. To these peat astheritles we
my sad the name of that veteran lsw re-
former, Lord Snot:on tx. Fortified by their opinlons
the Arronser-GuNzam. solemnly mama the Howse(
of rnomoas as a member of the Goverment, that
a swears is in preparation for the purpose of car-
rying the scheme in question into effect. The public
ire for the time satisfied. They desire to have the
matter brought before Parliament this mica in
order to its being dimmed. And Sir R. Birrwsuc
as her MAJZSTY'S Attorney-Oseeral, promisee that
their desire shall be granted. What Mat lb.
LORD CRANCILLOR takes the ray tbnt eppertmity

to dimipate the piseasnt dream. Ravioli:mush
rehearsed his failures ha this field of action sines the
year 1863, when he assumed the Groat Seal. he told
their lordship that he and Mr. Contam hid been
steering some seismic of registering mortgage►—
whLh has already, we believe, Isms rejected—and
etancluded his eddies by the bold assertion that the
scheme propounded in the Registry Report is chi-
mericaL This Mace ss is a little preposterous.
Bat the CIANCILLOI has so often changed
hie opinion en the pogrom of legal Mears
and hes even so frequently cemented to
pass meseerse which, up to the very moment
of moving their adoption, be persisted in dis-
approving, that the confident tone in which he ex-
pensed his views inspires us with little uneasinsm.
We cannot believe that Lord CRANWORTH can have
reed the Report, or that be can be aware of the Wi-
lk anxiety in favour of the 'sheens. He has sax.,
yet he Men mat i eyes has he, b■t he semi not. We
repot to Isere that the hammering of the workmen
In the Home at Lords se &kerbs his attention
whilst mining es Psis* that he soot bear the argu-
ments et estenseL We only Ma that the maw pro-
ems applied to theme legal questions oat dams might
penetrate to his ear and deafen him into reform.

Rzosiunzes of the receminisdatkon esatainwl
in the Report of the Commill' users of
Inquiry respecting the City Corporatism, the
committee to which the Home of Commons dur-
ing the present occasion delegated its powers
to decide apes the merits of metal. billo pro-
moted by the Corporation of London end by
ether sectional int/rata of the metropolis,
have actually reported in favour of vesting
the Conserveney of the River Thames in the Rani-
:pal guardians of Goo and litsooo ; while by their
approval of another Bill, equally nwastrous and ab-
ased, the/ have deliberately provided for the exels.
mica in future of all foreign cattle from the Metro-
politan Market newly established at Islington. It
is very difilleak to say which of time two extraor-
dinary decisions is entitled to the pro-eminence in
folly and mischief. The ate endengen the industry
and health of the Metropolis, the ether directly and
openly abridges its supply of mina food, and thereby
necessarily tends greatly to enhance Repko. Most
people, we believe, are of opinion that beef and
mutton are already quite dear enough in Landoll
but the Committee on Metropolitan Bills apparently
think otherwise. According to these SoLoms, the
Dodoes who have hitherto bees allowed to king
cattle frost abroad by the stem= which arrive is I,
the Themes ca Saturday eight might to be pre-
veated in future from doing so; and this anti-Fres
Tiede policy is to be effected by MOWN of bye laws
to be mode by the Cameron Council of Leedom.
whisk me designed to provost all sea-borne settle
from being removed from the decks of the steamers
or the epee wharves whore they are landed to
suitable labs or mean pieces until Monday
morning. It is perfectly andantesd es all heeds
that the elect of seek prevention would be to en-
elude the supply of cattle hem abroad. To leave
them at beard the wash is the titer, or urea the
expond quays, he twenty or thirty harm would, in
nine oases out of tea, be to render them malt for
market ; and the dealers after a few experimests mud
looms would of coons be drives to desist altogether
from the trade : nor wadi the injery be limited to
theta. A Norfolk eontemporary, whose teas has
always bees distinguished for its ramissaties and

saligitemed liberality, mom& the Dote of Warm re-
poplin this insane project :
When oiled spat by sews of the met eseeia-
ready eibteei by the peered Is ewer sew NM
ccedithes r se here s Adopted plavretive. the Calualtlee,
w• bolonaed, positively retro' ; sad whoa 'pedal provi-
sion, were sabwitted kr their teasisheetka, they thee& pir••
pee. la every tees, to *set then. Or attires provision wee
iseigeol to probeet the tattle ends et Neat& end Saba
hem see el those selikery awl rebel eaciesioes which
Psalms, with Ss gee ern, weld Dever lie Wooed to
waelior, bet .bleb the piny owl ineepowille leghtakee of
Ostilhell have dowdy shows their elm( lwrLsetlar te
impose. Two yews age thew worthy ltyv-lew rakers °b-
raised tame hew se Ober as Act, wig* they sopprei dab-
bled Alm vet up all egrets tar lags Om the vhorles
holloppleas ea the Timm sib him twelve Oeloot
ea Weft algits AMA di easel ea Mirky .weber:.
A wig et N. yes tesevereble by worry pewee Were
• Qty erptereeee; sad er tame 1410 eftreister City taw

me the sir WNW& who mho Dam, we may fmale*
'bat ism al learteity pewee Imola hive hid
who a— proemial spirt is the MOW WO
have amid. It tweed eat, howewr, gat the
Act wee se dam OW It meld sot De aelt:rood. IYMite
the DOI vow peaky oaten weld be irmilly themied.
The peters Is ea tentoeled mel kw the skid obeervemm el
the Illebboth: the eel memo It was met may desk,

mene osomery, M.spits. Preeticeity, It weld Monty be
te male • dhlessliel 64, la the shms et risk, kos,
ismege, at all colt bees& by ma late the pert et Lanka
ea eeturisy, end In knew of the eampearg stork from the
been amities mom/ dle Metroplis. Foreign stook, es
well se OM et Nortek sod thdhOr, maid et come to sob-
Meet to this Imeirmi Wraiths; sad, . a preassary eon•
sosusace, the rim le the sestrepolitea wesszest wait pre-
belay be mite&
Bisce these oberrratMus apposed 1s the Nerwiet
Mercury an important .moment has bum sue-
seasfedly proposed by Mr. Mew...my in the
Howse of Commons, whereby, umler sus as.
ditto= and rafeirwerds spirt abuse, pareimisa
will be secured for the removal start& fillall the
steamers ia the rime Is their Lira 'Mei& the teem
where they may rest sod he eaftwsbed after ear
voyags—as melt rimmed be be permitted during the
ordinary hams edibles amiss. Should this MINI*
meat be Armed ley tie Mew of Lords, the wpm
heniedharkhip and isemtise will be obviated. Bat
es the gaieties at hum b einghstisally • palate rather
than a prints .se, a swami lather them a heal see,
it will be Mealy dembabis that pills Menden
should be fixed spat the yrossedings that may here-
after take place daring the proper of the Bill
throesh the Upper Hoerr.