The Express.
London, England, 1850-04-06 00:00:00

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

WrAGAIOUNIM.
Tier Majesty's et iit-hounde, Moadar, Aie.rt-heath ; 'Magadan
Maidenhead ration ; ttattirtlay, Kaphlll-11.
10X-HOUNDS.
. . .

Bedale.—Wednesday. Garriston.ri ; Friday, Leyburn-11.
etrambam.moor.—Monday, Little Almacliff ; Wednesday, Brayt ea;
Friday. Bramham.park-11.
Cambridges Monday, Megre.sccel ; Friday, George-Ins,
Buckden—halt.hire. past 10.
Durham County—Monday, Cold Plke-hall; Wednesday, Era-park ;
Friday, Heeeldon.dean; Monday, Witten Gilbert—half-p.ist
East Eases —Tuestay, Bleckwater.street ; Thursday, Mettles,
street; Saturday, Lyon't.hall, Leigh —half.past 10.
Varquharson's Mr.—Monday, Milton-park.
Giles'e, Mr. (the Ledbury)—Monday, Dymock.eillage; Friday, the
2nd mileetone from Brumbart, on the Feribury.road—half.past 10,
Heythrop—Monday, White Oak-green; Wedsesday, Fair.speer;
Friday, touts-lase.
Holdersvt —Mooday, 2i'arter.ball ; Wednesday, Withernwick;
Friday, Ferriby—quarter to 11.
Hurwurth—Tuesday, Eirly Nook; Friday, Enter-commas—hal&
.

.--LeaCury—Mondar, Dymock.eillage; Friday, Second Mile-stone,
Tenbin r.road hall-past to,
Norfolk—Wtdne!day, Dereham—balf.past 11.
o,kler.—Monday, Saelsoa; Thursday, Dungee.corner ; Satin day,
Ea.ton.:illage—quarter before
ilichley.—Mooday, Spred-wood; Friday, Benefield; Swanky,
Boclingesin—quarter before 11.
Miracles, Mr. Henry —Tuesday, S:anzereocks; Friday, Presteign.
tarnpike—hit(.past S.
Sufolk—Tucaday, ; Friday, iloriebeatfi-mill —quarter
to 11.

—ii;erton—Monday, Wthaferd.rlllage; Thursday, Two-gates. Wtne.
ford. 12111• Monday, Dulverton.town ; Thursday, Kuigsbrotopton.
tillage—dalf.past 10.
Trelawnre, Mr.—Tuesday, the Jamaica Inn, on the Western.
moors ; Frida , the Carradon hotel-11.
W —Monday, Wasperton, half-past 9; Tuesday, Sloes.
ter; Situ:day, Ilenley-tn-Arden—half-past 10.
Worcestershire—Monday, Hlnibleton ; Wednesday, Radford-pte;
Friday, Cotherstige—half.psst..lo.

Lesrl.'s. Capt. Hampton—Tur.day. Thursday, sail Saturd.ty, Ham-
beat-house, iLuabletou —hell-psat 10.

MEDICAL.

APOTHECARIES' all.LL.—Names of gentlemen who pawed
their examination in the Science and Practice of Medicine,
and received certificates to practice, on Thursday, March 28,
13.50:—Henry Frederick Barnett. Feckiogham, Worcester-
shire; Arthur Michael Button, Bury St. Edmund's: John
Davies Cleaton, Llaudilms, Montgomeryshire; John Henry
Trauncer, Shrewsbury Hugh Holland Massey, Camber-
well; John Martin Birom, Exeter; John Deism Baker,
Oakhill,Somerset ; Joseph Henry Shorthouse, Tunbridge,
Kent; Wm. Stott Steele Northallerton, Yorkshire; Henry
Monts Simmonds, Barbadoes ; &chard Neale; George
Edward 11•I‘iughlin ; John Hutchings Jenard,
Devon, On Thursday, April 4:—Henry Wilson Sharpin,
Bedford; Edward James Blyth, Richmond; Wm. Walter
Tinsley, Sedgley, Staffordshire ; Robert Fowler, Cardigan;
Lewis Paine, Great Char, Ashford ; Wm. Rnigley, Sher-
borne; James Thomas Hillier, Broadstairs; George Pound,
Axminster, D..oron ; Alfred Mathias, Lamphey-court. Pem-
broke; Islse Drhrte Chepmell, Di Beauvoir. Guernsey;
Samuel Knew; Charles O'Callaghan, Killarney, Ireland.

Tui LORD BIsHOP OF CUEsTER has granted a license
for the performance of divine services in the scho-I MAI%
oonneeted with St Paul's Church. Princes'park, Torteth-
park, Liverpool; sad also in the West Derby Union work-
house in Liverpool.

NaWAL.Morammra.—lmaam, Trincomalee, Persist),
Helens Vixen, and Sappho were at Port R, al on March
10. Tie Well-eley. bearing Earl Dundonald's flag, and
Alarm were at Trinidad en March 8. The former was
dailyllooked for at Part Royal.
ANOTIIER INCENDIARY FIRE IN RISE( oaurred
at Witham on Tuesday night, on a part of the
Wickham ilall estate, called the Ragged House. Two bane
and an extensive range of buildings, used for the rearing and
fattening of cattle, standim. by the rjadside, about midway
betwe.n Will= and Maldon, and covering an area of
about a square acre ; a quantity of torn, seventeen bullocks,
a eonsideirsble number of sheep, and some implements were
also burnt. N. ar the ptemisza in question stand several
cAtagee, in which some of the labourers on the farm r:sidee,
and by one of them the tire WAS first observed at the south
sad of the buildings. An alarm was immediately given, and
snounted messengers were dispatched fur the Are engines at
Witham and Malden. It was then about twelve o'clock,
and the attention of those present was at ones directed
towards saving a large number of horses, bull mks, sheep,
and agricultural implements in the buildings. It wee soon
evident to all that, owing to the combustible nature of the
19, and the seamy supply of water, as time was to Do
lost; the only entrance was id thereat:re of the buildings, and
through this& body of labourers boldly rushed• and succeeded
in getting out all the horses and a large number of the
sheep. In a v. ry short space of time the whole mass of
bedding* pre*, masa ens body of flame, and it is surprising
that at) many of the cattle should hate been wad; notwith-
standieg all the praiseworthy exertions. however, in a fold
of 105 fine 'Amy, upwards of 40 have been sesetely burnt,
and sot fewer than 17 Sae bullocks out of 23 fell victims to
the Slimes. Abort 50 quarters of coin i.
quantity of strew, de., were also dustroyed.
aaeertaiued with any certainty how • -
there is reason to fo .r that this sad es
as incendiary, the buildings appearing s.
a corner must favourable for the wind

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