The Express.
London, England, 1850-01-17 00:00:00

CLERICAL

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011DINATION.—The Bishop of Potermrough proposes
holding his Nit ordination on Bandar, Feb. 24.
ALLTOID APPOINTIIII/4T 07 TSB 8151101. or MAN-
CHUMP. As Toros TO TIM Pantos or Wales.—A good
deal of ansiety and inquiry has been caused in some quarters
during the Mot few days by the appearance of the following
paragraph in the Manchester Courier of Baturday lut
"The Lord Bishop of Manchester has, we understand, been
sppointed director of the studies of his Boyd Highness the
Priem of Wa.m." We have the very bast authority for
stating that this paragraph is wholly without foandation ;
Me fact being, as we an informed, that the Milos of tutor
or precepto- to his royal highness has been conferred upon
the Rm. Dr. Wilberforce, Bishop of Oaford.—Monchoster
Gesenfian.
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Bay. R. B. Brooke to &mutt, Bride P.C., Halifax,
Yoratbk• ; 1130 i., with residuum ; patrol, du Visor

of Halifax.
Conant to Twitehen C., Sturm
Rev. W. B. Hale to Aybobury C., Reeks.
Rev. J. F. Piz., to be Militant Carats of the Chapel of
Revue H.
Rev. H. J. C. Smith to be Awietatt Curate of All Relate,

H;Stisiga.
Rev. R. Williams, V. P. of St. David's College, Lam
peter, to be Chsplain to the Bishop of Llandsff.
Ves. T. Williams, Archdeacon of Llandaff, to be Exam-
ising CiliPlain to the Bishop of Llandaff.
Rev. Hugh George Rohissos to Holy Trinity Church
P.O , Ptos mast by the meignatios of the Rev.
Thomas Rams: patrons oa Ibis omasios, T. B. Addison,
BK.. and others, vestrymen of the church.
Rev. Richard C mptoo Haul to Sicking
beerier R.,
Suffolk, diocese of Norwich ; 8501., with residence : on the
presentation of Jetts Comiton Haul, Rm., of Umtata...um.
Rev. Edward Crow to Cremes , 'Northamptonshire,
diocese of Peterberesgh ; 2101 , without residenze.
VACANCIES.
Hambledes R., Surrey, dineem Winchester; 2071., with
residence; void by death of Bev. B. Bullock: patron, Berl
Radnor.
Weadover V., Backs, diocese Orford ; value 2711., with
residence ; Be,. S. Thornton, deemed : patron, Lord
Chancellor.

NAVAL.
Movinuirrs.--Jaa. 4. at Gibraltar. Janus.— Jan. 9,—at
Lisboa, Eerie, Arrogant, Boosts*, Encounter, Castile',
Thetis, and Leander.

law iinteiligence,

F.QIIITY COURTI3.—YEsTEzDAT.
zeros' Tice Cnascaucia Wisasu.
IN TSB MATTIS or LOPFINOTON PAILIFX, AND IN TZI
name or m Acr 62 Ono. c. 101. Ex
TnoMall sun ocanne.—Cnaattu.—doeys.
The fens of this ease were the following:—There is a
small charity estate in the parish of loppingtoo, fihrop-
Aire, called the " parish living, the net an-
anal vales of which is about 721., and is ap-
t "Webb to the repair of the church, and to such other
parpmes se chants rates ere usually applied to. The in- ,
owe being more than sufficient for the 'sprees treat, thel
warlike bed been applied in aid 'gale poor rata. This led to
parish disputes. and a petition was in coosequesee presented
to the Court of Chancery by the vicar and overseen of the
parish for *scheme. la pursuance of an order ma
to der
the
on
such petition, the water bad approved of a scheme
application of 121. to the npain of the church, and of the
surplus by the vicar and churchwardens for the
time being, for the agitation of poor child
tberen
is the parish. Upon the peti.ion to confirm
report being presented, a noes petition by one of the church-
wardens was Mee presented, objecting to the proposed
scheme, on the erased principaliy that no provision bed
been made for the repair of the church steeple. The pill
tion stated that the steeple waste a denrerous and dilapidated
state, and suggested that the sans of 2001. would Yew uired
for its canplett rep •ir. An order was in conseqmade
referring it to toe maser to inquire what sum would be
proper to be allowed for the repairs of the iteeple, the
q -*vim of cats being reserved. The Master, after bearing the
evidence, found that the receipt required for the steeple
were of a trifling character, and that 101. was a sufficient
sum to be allowed for such repairs. The case theo came
back to the court upon a petition prayerthe confirmation
of the two reports, and that the espense which had been
occasioned by the cross petition might be paid by the cross
petitioner. UAn the hearing of the petition on the 12th
instant the principal question was as to the payment
of the costs of the reference back to the Mares', and
the other proceedings under the cross petition, it being
contended that as those p•occedinr had turned out useless.
'and the allegations in the cross petition had not been bless
out by the evidence adduced before the Master, the Geste
should be paid by use cress petitioner.
The Solicitor-Geni nil, kir. Wray, Mr. Codifies Mr.
Weed, and Mr. Hall, appeared for the different parties.
The Vioe-Chumellor, who had confirmed tke sew% et
ifs conclusion of the argument, now delivered judgment en
Hie question of costs, which bed been reserved. He said
that, had there been no contest as to the repairs required
for the steeple, the churchwarden who had presented the
cross petition, would have been entiled to his costs out of
the charity funds. The churchwarden, however, bed given rise
to the contest in question, by presenting the crass petition and
as that petition had proved unsuccessful, the question W.lll
Anther the fact that the petitioner filled a particular office
was a reason for throwiag the costa occasioned by the peti-
tion upon the charity estates. His Honour said he thought
not ; and that the case should be dealt with in the common
way by directing the cross petitioner to pay the costs occa-
sioned by his claim fir the repairs of the church, with liberty
to set off the amount of those costs against his general costs
of the proceedings for a scheme.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCII.—YESTERDAT.
Till QVNIX V. TO
1M F CAMBNYWILL.—
RATING 10OF A CIALITIZT.
An order of colons had been nude by which the rating
of the Nunheld Cemetery by the parish of Camberwell, on
appeal, had been reduced. The sate bad been made on t
oe
gross revenue received by the company, independently
the sums paid to the various persona employed at the ceme-
tery or the expenses of the offices in London. The grounds of
the appeal were, that the rats should have been caksdated
only bfknels an anr unt. as weld have been paid by a tenant.
aid dungen those cop, noes should bare been excluded. A
rale bad bees obtained to gush the order of sessions, and the
cue now rams on for argument.
Mr. Rased' Gainey and Mr. Bodkin appeared in support
of the order of sessions, end Mr. 8..vi1l and Dir. Corner for
the parish.
The c Alit took time to consider their judgment.
The resist the day was occupied with another cue from
' the crown paper, which war only part heard when the court
% VOW ---

BAIL COURT.—YEBTERDAY.
Buns Ka Ivories Eats
Re PADWICE.—TAILTION Ur ATTORIIIT'II COSTS.
Sir Jahn Begley applied on the part of a Mr. Gonteril, a
gentleman of fortune in Sussex, for a rale calling on Mr.
Pedwiely =Arta:nay of this court, to show cases why the
Master amnia not review the taxation of his bill. Mr. Ro-
mmel', belleshest to be married, wished to raise 15,0001. on
applied to Mr. Padwick on 6th August,
jand
,rtir:ust have it the next day. Mr. Padwick applied to
• Mr. Hitchcock, who agreed to Walsh the money by the
evening. Applioatioa was made to Messrs. Hell, who were
atterseys to Mr. flomenrs grandfather, from whom he in-
herited hie meatee, to obtain the title deeds, and they advised
Mr. Hamra not to rake the money ea
when he had a lap sum derivable hem hial=j
father's personalty about to be rid to him witV
of the Court of Chanctry, and that be ad better make the
oedema, a eharp on that sum. Upon this Mr. Goma
wrote to Kr. Padwiek to say he did not require the aseiag,
and he received the letter the next day. lir. Padwkk Ow
tinned to be Mr Onnieril'e attorney until the 29th August,'
w ben he transferred Ws business to Messrs. Hall. Mr. Pad-
wick sent in his bill, which was, by order of a judge, re-
'gyred to the Met. r for texttion. Two items were objected,
one of 371., in addition to the sharp of 601. for the Mawr
Una relative to the tan of the money in question for mon.
cocoon money, and smother of 3001 , said to be paid to Hitch
o the grouse' that he would not arisen% to obtain the
mosey Is so short a time withoot • hones of 3001. Rule
granted.
ammo a? Nen tam.
HAT V. ATIANO.—bILIA
A (Ito POE A Berrino THAN*-
CTION.
Mr. Weems and Mr. James appeared for the plaintiff ;
and Mr. K. Chambers and Mr. H. T. Cole for the defendant.
This els an maim brought by • Mr. Hay, a Wit.
mans in C411111111%.0110, lOW, one Ayliag, •
Wat the Unica Club, to recover the amount ot two
ire
I exchange of 601. sash, of which bet was the
ecespent. The defendant pleaded, first, the general hew -
end. esesaM, that a Tsai, was to be run by a bone named
Surpass. a bet was made between tbe defendant and 1
sae Anintinnt et 10 to 1 on that bone, that Surplice woo
end the delisseiwit became iadebted to Arbuthnot is the
pm of XIX, awl that the bills in question were ivies in
emilendueetthateent. The acceptance el the