The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-31 00:00:00

LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 31, 1861.

CHAELTON-HOUIR, new Wantage, in the comity of BERK% :
also a FREEHOLD TITHE RENT CHARGE of ati per annum.
"Iv. JR L P 11IINARY ADVIRTIRREENT.
1128118.DANIZIAMITH,8ON,and0AILLEY
have received inetructions to ORES for SALE kff AUC-
, at the Stert, near the Bank of England, on TUESDAY.
August IR at 12, in Two Lou. the above valimble 1
FREEHOLD PROPERTY,
comprhing—Let 1. A desirably situate, moderalmialaid
with gardens, pleasure grounds, said &Imbed
rounded by exceedingly rich park-Rios prima tit
studded with ornamental Umber, mil In a ring hue.
about 43 acres, with extensive GU the read troth
London to Dtdcot, one mile from the of Weafamaamil three
miles from the Parringdon.road Statism on the Great Wailers
Us. of railway: the land tax redeemed, and pommies of the
home an be obtained on completion of the purcheee. Lett:
A Freehold fib. Rent Charge of gni per annum, ariellng from
certain lends In Wastage.
Particulars, with plane, will be shortly published : and in the
meantime farther Information, with orders to view, may be
obtained of Marra Daiwa fliimi Ron, and OAKLEY, ilO4
mote and earmark 10. Waterloo-piece, Pall.mall. &W.

11K1110111.112, IOWSTOCIC•HOURZ, calk trona Stomata°
d Make, an three silks from the Dtdcot Junction Sistine, on
the Great Weems itailear
MB9BR&DANIELSMITH,SON,andOAKLEY
have received Instructions trete the Propeteter to ALLWrUCTION, at the Mart, near the Emit of Itastrol. is TUM-
MY, Await le, at It, Ws valuable

IriZEHOLD YIIOfIQSY_
tree of land tax ; comprising a very sumerness residmos, with
lawn, gardens, stabling, de., situate M tin lrplM tithe tarn..
pike roads trona Abingdon to ll**, and W4lll =::
Wantage, together with convenient tana pruNlMe.
cottages, and about 100 acres of excellent k Idris pry eels.
pacify together, in the parishes of Suttee Ogggen, god last
Mendred The estate Y adapted either for dr ilreir of •
gentleman who wish'. to engage In bream pernmelb eassera,
.scale— or for a sportsman . the Did ttainhlre Own& abet the
hood, and the estate is within semi of the Daley
17C771;un Downs, where coursing meeHnP an MAC the
shooting is good. The house stands is a very gitsitgatend
healthy situation, and commands extensive views wee ile war.
mending beautiful country.
ParUculsras with plans, may shortly be had at the Mart : of
Messrs. Ikeda end Rawl, solicitors, 117, lit. Aldito.streett
wst Ursa Drumm MIMI, UM and DAittgr, lied
agents imml finemiyies, 10, Weiteetaiseptann Pailmli& B,W,

PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT—VaIuabIe FREEHOLD
BRIT
between Sandy and St. Blots, In the county of CAM.
IL
MESSRS.DANIZLEMITH,SON,andOA K LEY
are Instructed to peeper. for BALI by AUCTION. at the
Mart, near the Bank of England, in the means of August, a
FREEHOLD EATA'fR, known as WOODBVRY LOW FARM.
In the parish of Gamlingay, Cambridgeshire, on the borders of
Huntingdon and Bedford. The property comprises 336 a. 3r. of
arable and pasture land. It Ls situate about midway between
Bandy and lit. Neote, at both of which places there are @tattoos
on the Great Northern Railway. The fern Is at present occu-
pled by Mr. Lynn at the 'canal rent of LSO, but his tenancy
w ill aspire at Michaelmas next, when possession may be bad.
Printed pa/Orman 'when ready) may be had of Mesita
Illife, and Russell, solicitors, 2, Bedford-row, W.C. at the
Inns In the neighbourhood : at the Mart and of Messrs. DAniet
Barre, Bow, and 041/LLIT, land *genie and surveyors, 10, Waterloo-
pins, Pall-and,

HAMMUti, between Itoessey, Winchester, and Salisbury.
Important FRIMOOLD LANDED INVIROMINTR, consist-
ing of several FARMS, with saltable Honer and Butz,
together with about 586 a. of capital Land. plincipally
the tee leerier aim, wood, de.
MEBBRaDANIELSMITHAIONAndOAKLEY
ham received Instructions to ?WARY for BALL in
annesoue Lola, tho above valuable
PROPERTY,
width will consist of the Lockerley Manor Fenn, and 150 a. ge.
la the occupation of Mr. h. W. Clarke ; Mount Pleasant rarai
and 113 a. Zr. 36p., let I. Noun. Clarke and Cole; Green Farm,
hicanding the Locket*, and Critchelre Greene, dc., and
gla. Zr. In the occupation of Mr. Alfred Nunn the new enclo-
ser, lands, 0r.1p., let to Messrs. Hatcher, Clarke, and Moody;
Butler's Wood and other Lands, part let to Mr. Moody and part
In hand, containing together Ka. Ir. 12p. Butt's-green, together
with other lands, let to Mr. Robert Rombold, containing lion gr.
31p. ; some valuable enclosures of rich arable and eseatiow
land, called Queen Mead, dr., in the occupation of Mr. Alfred
Num end Mr. Thomas Edney, containing together RM. Br. tip.
with various cottage properties divided into sem.
rtiler, some leased for lives, principally situate at New-
town; also some smell detached fields. including • plies
of grass land, close to Duubridgestation, with • coneldesshis
frontage to the high road. The whole of the foregoing
Y situate in the several parishes of Lockerley, it ai Dena,
and Mottisfoat, and Is within two miles of the Dan.
=Station on the Salisbury and bishopstoke branch of the
and South Western Railway, and within easy communi-
cation with the metropolis. The whole of the property, with
the exception of the woodlands, which are in hand, as well
tenanted and in a good state of cultivation.
Further particulars, with plane, are In coon of preparation ;
and in the nesentane any information may be had of Messrs.
Wilson, &Wows. and Carpmael, solicitors, 1, Copthall.bulldlngs,
Throginurtemeereet, LC. and of Messrs. neuter, Sam, Soil,
and Limiter, land agents and surveyors, 10, Waterloo-onm
Pallor; S. W.

nAIITION.—WATHEREITON snit BROODIN
V recommend the public to have the Carat Oold slated as the
Invoke —. Mae Gold and Pure Gold,' m applied to Jewellery,
being • delusion. WATUERSTON and BAOGDZWB GOLD
CHAINS, sad all articles manufactured by them, are sold upon
thin and and at the m
~aa~nn•rurdffacturers' prices. Manufactory,
111. Comutgarden, W.C. Assays mile of claim
sod jewellery we each 11. This establishment dame M I
to the aventeg, and cm Saturdays at L

IMPERIAL P.

HOUSE OF LORD&—TurapAy, JULY 30.

1%. Lois CHARCII.I.OI took his seat oa the woolsack at
battaaat 4 o'doek.

NEW PEER.
The Rail RUSSELL was introduced by the Earl Gran-
ville and the Earl of Strafford, and took the usual oaths
and his seat, after which the noble earl protieeded to the
vrohnok end shook hands with the Lord Chancellor.
Daring the ceremony the noble lord was attended by Earl
=D'Eresby the Lord Crest Chamberlain ; Ad-
vonne Clifford, Gentleman Usher of the Black
Bed and Or Charles Young. The new peer then left the
home, and, having divested himself of his robes, returned
to neesivs. the congratulations of the assembled
en whom were the Duke of Aral!, the Durri4
Neigoeseher the Marquis of Normaaby, and Lord Montesgle.

PETITION PRESENTED.
rike ad of SHAFTESBURY presented a petition from
ihe 004100 Araociation, praying that works for the irriga-
lieu of lands in India might be proceeded with without
daisy.
THE ACCESSORIES AND ABETTOBE BILL

After • shors discussion this bill was read • second time.
The Criminal Statutes Repeal Bill, the Larceny, &c., Bill,
'the Malicious Injuries to Property Bill, the Forgruy Bill,
ths Coinage Offences Bill, the Meson against the Perm
Bilk the Public Works and Harbours Bill, the Lord Clerk
Segiakir Salary Abolition Bill, the Durham Makatea=
the Trustees *Wand) Bill, and Me Metropolitan
Act Amenchiesat Bill were also read a sewed time.
CONJUGAL RIGHTS (SCOTLAND) BILL.
Pb. LORD CHANCELLOR moved the second of
tfY bill, the object of which he said we to iatrodum fib
the low cl Ifeelleced three distinct thiap. The last we to
glee to Sorehead the advantages of the WINO
let, of MR, which enabled a magistrate to prank an order
amteeting the earning, and property of a denerted wife
iqpins • prolog. hebaad. The ascend was to milled
to Senegal dee improved of obtain=
Judicial separation, or weenies . rusk
rn law sentences divorce I mei& A them,
A third provision of the bill was to • a remedy similar
to that which was called in England • divorce i visage
matriraonii. There was a power reserved to the Lord Ad-
vocate of intervening in cues of coiled= or imperfect evi-
dence similar to that which had been given to the Attorney.
General in England. Provision, also which resembled the
doctrine called in Eftlitnd the wife's equity to • settlemeat
were included in the bial.
The bill was then read a mooed time.
ENLISTMENT IN INDIA BILL.
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This Lill ;;;;eciiitiOisTesMiniiiis.-
MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT AMENDMENT

The house went into oommittee on this bill.
Clatue 1 vas agreed to.
On clause 2,
Lord WENSLEYDALE moved the omission of the claim,
the effect of which was to give to mayors of
preeederice over justices of the peace at all meetings within
their respective bowmen.
Lord STANLEY of ALDERLEY defended the clause,
and hoped the amendment would not be acceded to.
After some remarks from Lord Wynfoni, Lord Oran.
worth, and Lord Denman their lordships divided on the
question that the clause should stand part of the bill, and
the numbers were
Contents 22
Non-mutest, 116-1
The &use wee emesgeottly carried.

Cause 3 vas wad
Lord WENIIILEYDALE moved the minima et dame 4,
which related to the licensing powers of the isagideates.
Lord STANLEY opposed the motion, ea the posed that
it would make an unreasonable distinction between towns
with and towns without a Twist sessions.

The committee divided :
For the clause
Against it

Clause -6
was omitted.

The Salmon Fisheries Bill, Criminal Proceedings Oath
Relief Bill, Naval Mediad Supplemental Fund Society
Bill, Turnpikes Act Continuance Bill, Ordnance Survey
Continuance Bill, Dealers in Old Metals Bill, Parochial and
Burgh Schools (Scotland) Bill, County Vaiin
Bill, Prhates and Lettered Administration Ant (1(1=

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Aniiedummt Bill, and Dial Schools (lailisid)
erne read • third time and posed.
Mrs Bess:mai of ZAN& Poor DUI and tam I.4esusy mos
posed through committee.
The Drainage of Land Bill, the Public Offices Site and
Pensions (British Forme, India) Bill, the Windsor Sus-
pended Canonries Bill, and the Public Work. (Ireland),
Edinburgh University, Inland Revenue, Stamp Duties on
Probates, tic., and Revenue Departments Accounts Bills
were each read a second time.