The Express.
London, England, 1850-04-15 00:00:00

THE FXPRES!, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 18450.

Dnawe, Aram 13.
Mother sale of land took plug yesterday in the
court of the Encumbered Estates Commissioners, and
the former owner, who was also the petitioner in the
case, was declared to be the purchaser. From the
following extract from the printed rental it will be
perceived that persons not already acquainted with
the lands would have some difficulty in ascertaining
their probable value :
The pan of the lands denominated the Old Deer Park of
Tema, sad Cottier's Ord. n thereto belonging, situate in the
barony et Cloalik, and Riert's County, containing 88a. Or.
37p., plaatatioa unman, equal to 142.. 3r. 2Gp. statute
measure. Tenants. Mrs. Bergin and Samuel Palmer, Esq.
The former beiae a yearly tenant of ea. 2r. 38p., at a rant of
471.10 e. 6d ; sad the latter holding tla. Ir. 39p , under a
parr agreement for the lite of the petitioner. A proportion
of the head rent, W. is Bd. to he deducted. For the rea-
son stated in the following a profit rent canoct be estimated:
the whole of the 881.0 r. 37p. of the lands to be sold, includ-
ing the rent of No. 1, together with other lands of consi-
derable value, not included in the petition, were assigned to,
arid are now in the pas.moion of, Mr. Palmer, for the life of
the petitioner by parol agreement, whereby Mr. Palmer
vivid to pay petitioner for these and said other lands a bulk
rent of 220 i. clear above ail head rent and charges. It is,
therefore, impracticable to allocate or apportion any specific
sum as and for the rent of these 81a. lr. 39p. The per-
char, will not be bound by this agreement, but may, on the
Perfection of his deed of conveyance, either continue Mr.
Palmer r tenant, upon such terms as may be agreed on, or
enter into the actual pore @ion and occupation, or otherwise
deal with and dispose of this lot as he shall think fit.
Baron Richards explained that the head rent had
btu apportioned against the bead landlord, and
therefore the purchaser of that lot could not be called
upon to pay more as a head rent than 241. le. Bd. A
jointure has been apportioned also of the other lands
at a very considerable value, though it did not inter-
fere with rights of the jointure', as there wan only
601. payable out of the lands then offend for sale.
The first bidding was 6001., and when the offers
reached 1,5001, no further advances would be made,
and the gentleman who had offered that sum declared
that be purchased the property in trust for the owner
and petitioner, Mrs. Thomas Spanner. It is impos-
nble to say at what rate the purchase was made, u
no aprcifin value is set, in the posting, on a piece of
land of 81 acne; but, taking all the circumstances
into consideration, the Frretnan's Journal estimates
that the land probably sold at about 18 year.' pur-
chase.
The execution of the W 03111.13, Catherine Moore, for
the murder of her husband, took place at Mary-
borough,on Thursday. Though no publte confession was
made by the culprit, it is utderstood that the melon
of the tragedy given by the unfortunate woman, who
evinced tt.e utmost compunction, was not without
some extenuating circum,tances, as her husband had
lived for some time separate from her, and it was,
according to her account, in a struggle to defend
her own life that she itfficted a deadly wound
on him.

Toe Clare Journal gives the following account of
a barbarous murder committed in the vicinity of
)(Brush, on Tuesday right hist

.
We de:ply rtpret to have to announce the melancholy
fate of Arthur O'Donnell, Eq., •of Pickwick Cuttag, ,
Knock, who wee waylaid and brutally murdered near his
own residence last night. It apprars that the unfortunate
gentleman was in the t.abit of goleg from his dwelling howe
in the evenieg to the bows a his herdsman, and while he
1111 returning from doing so, et about nine u'rkelc last
night, he was attacked by a par y, of whom the names or
number are equally unknoen, and killed with a hatchet.
The des ased was a quiet and inoffensive gentleman.

The same Hamel states that the herdsman of Mr.
Scanlan, of Furtane, wrs murdered on the same night
in Maryfort-wood.

TENANT RIGHT DEPUTATION TO LONDON. -- On
Wednesday lest, John Ferguson, Esq., Beilinderry, left
Belfast, per creamer, for L mans, to oppose the tenant right
c.:nfiscation bill of Sr Wm Somerville. He wee preceded
by Counsellor G , of Coleraine, who lett at the clots of
last wsek, ar.d succeeded by Dr. hi'Keight and the Rev.
Mr. &siren, of Conibtr, who last evening sailed, per the
Blenheim, en r,ut, to Landon, for the acme ohj.c.. The
several =embers of the dot station from the proviute will,
we understand, meet together in the Craven Hotel, and
thence proceed, so may eemu d advisable, to discharge the
important trust committed to their can.—Banner of latter.

Nev. B. Enna, to InimNerryd P. 0., Cardiganshire;
value TIC • patron. R. Hoohten, Beg.
Roy. Deliald Walker Cameron, 8.A., te the havaaaboney
of eho *mood etude at Gizmo, di.. Wavy an/
Galloway. N.B.
Rev. Mettles Leopold Stan Clarke, B C.L., P C. of
Lvdswortb, Stemma, to ho orpsWng merstary S.P.O P.P.,
dio. Chichester.
Rev. Willies Street Hon, BA., to AU Sainte and Bt.
Julian 0., Norwich.
Rm. J. Richardson, to Staining C., Lancaster.
Rev. John Sargent, 0. of 8:. O.orge, Dough', Lanomblre;
to ha diocesan inspector of schools.
Rev. John Sedcwiak, II.A , to bo senior damioal Nearer
of the Crane/me &hook Cuelalton, Surrey.
Rev. David William, K. of Nannereb, Flintabire, to be
organising searmary 8.P.0.F.P., for the dioceses of Bt.
Aleph and BAWL
The Rev. B. T. B. Cole, MA., Rector of Warbletea,
Sum:, to the Prebendal stall of floaterly, is Citishester
Cabal's!, emits by death of O. Webber.
Rev. R. C. Smith, to North Talisman C., Cornwall,
Bloc, vseent by death of C. P. Coals, clerk, oa the seal-
intim 01 J. L. Cowbird, Rm.
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vacinet
Stavertom V., Devoe, dio. Enos ; valet, Ma, with resi-
ddeneceased.ce ; pets., Dean and Chapter of Easter; Rev. W. Martin,
hisinmasine.—Durham United Else Cost mil Smudgy
Schools; salary, 1001.; testimonials before May 1.
Aldenhant V., Herts., dio. Rochester; value 42i1, with
residence ; pats., Trustees of P. Mellon°, E q.; Rev. B.
Salbow, des.
Camberwell, Immeavel P.C., Buvray ; dio. Winchester;
value Ma, with residence; pat., Bir R. B. Smyth, Bart.;
Rev. 11 Alert Fayrtr, dee.
Cradley P.C., co, and dio. Worcester; vane 1161.; pats.,
Trudge. ; Bev. John Jade, dee.