The Express. — London, England, 1857-03-26 00:00:00

IF 1 X 6 4 0C2.4e. c:4 2 64. L I#l, I tWirAPER 44 , 0. we. r fprt 15i • • 4 ssaudva Na 3,309. J • and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE 4 PAC= 1111 111.—for ON NO minis Is NEON row Y W Inset la *ow lo On lie avoid. and MN Iwo lie • gi.. .lllCHAl , lat. • l e= . • 1•11 Yr imam& asow=Was he "wpm rid Ils let EAT ..d ai az. s. —7 104......0. 1 " d " 1 " "'"' rmVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE e P 40111? IMP.—Ix POILTIA II D IL? Dime Ow ew gett et her wow 6 : 1 1 will bw• I'M'S. as' tragre/LIT ; Wei lit the Wow ft W li s iee lle iMlD re NA . "dingy th te IHIVITT we MOIR. h VITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LLNE et IMOIErt Blllft—lte LAOIIOIIII7OII Mout Is leo s ozoidoeshio = toy o4.llixtioolvil= OM . th rooitor le ... A I L= V aal al• 111... „ b lLailtt: Dolt . M EM T marl omor na i l i to=o4! . of to DlVlTroad lox: t W MO PHILIP.—MAIL for AUSTRALIA.— AVITRALLVI 401ILIABY MAI MITZI' 13011- 118=ri r i a l &nolli n"a ri Ili liglool la big l atOZ * /041-111.1. 7 1Vonenlgrin~aani U iVadman Au. rt. WHITE HORSE LINE of AUSTRALIAN PACIIITIL—tat NW MILLI? Mow dr Mean Mow. red iv team . te e d . ml.brauni a IA All NIVEL A b , L ... 1 %,...... -- ,...i. One e g E mozatilmelb=earrizrasemoire. M. GlisA _ k VER LAND ROUTE.—STEAM to INDIA and L'AN't Vtgati:V/P_AVaricet l , 9 l .: esd swab Mt Se di/DOLSSAII Adds . Ortids. - Ssins, Cslndis dmISWIN, sail dm& bsSA .a.. Pastlossids OS dr isd 1116 et ••••7 MOM.- = l b = NOM IA UMW Usk& rod itet,„... EOITLAR LINE of PACIETS to the WEST ROAST st KOMI AIIRRIOL.—rw VALPARAISO SINS 0 6 . 0 rA V i ! . ll ip .1412NVD14.7.114:1: w ep ic I. sa.. TAR owe bring INS Imam lea WNW a moo AO* irmo• 00&an—Yr tom se Wes •• moo MY is sei 0.6. IL esoshml-Stro. TEAM to NEW YORIL—Ths LIVERPOOL .1•1 lIIILADZILIMIA 1/71•114/111. 0011 PANT lomil ma ii•lr Idlorand Clydr4•ll k•• wow dermili• Om to 5 VI TOOK s. Mom : g rOr iallie7oll ..... .... Welair. ORO; 1.1,10•1100 Iredsalar..ipeil f. gad ••/ry &arras Wtamoko. Oahla Ow, 111 pl•••• I/ pima. and II edam Ma burlh. mu* Erb, mmmoloii•• la Or slob mos; MI bans" the ono pr• Is ID 01•60: and • UMW robs .1 1•111 he nill isi .1•61• Ma bombs ell edam mi— rhlme" Ilmhbaarl Odds:" ot nub I• W 'WAY r, T awl •Indil I • I p . 1.1.; ye i• Ow images NM PII• Lime Omposr, IL KW iraorsil. Loam. ?Yr Illimaire I. onset= with es Piimplividi e. gase empow. mai& maws. elms Is law mem esmlTerente awl Se Far Weft s e rial= gag r.t.• "744. E"'"Ntat" * 1 = .1 .=""".•= 8 " . " mina l• mord Nawares. sod VICTORIA ( LONDON) DOCKS. SHIPPER& RYA/ leo ••• ••• tram semi So Doak c... umbra.. snow up arr. mufti... 1: 11 °!••• ra or. • &AIL US & alimdm A. Karim & Ws. 4.1 Ileilis . 0. Ovum TO .ON ND< r=Da ID trims 1.19 DO ...... .. 0. Gar & OD. WI 'SUMP .... • al LAM- I • 1e ........ 111A11114T.. (WKS £llettAll6lllllllllll. 00006 an um aseevei the VIOTIA DOORS re ma the De!. esd Os megeL ketem6ta von= 0614.6011. 00( 410, ehe Sea- Ihne. araeasah 0 10.0 Mehesec ITHR NORTH of INDIA TRAHROAD onomp COMPANY lionsbaz anan sii%t lvo. = ten • WAYe mon oatt a t r~. r. Inern . d I 7 ; 1 01.11olocsa__ ssawoMe maw alto ask cogg. 0. a% is a a l. ` No ail INN be =CIA Isiort. No . = Ann. Inn tbo nema =can OW/1111/0-W. P. AN Pleb. ilimr•Claanau-411r . Doe* eamter , Ne loo l.M.r iot We ee cal ll 4o.l LH. . y, Manna of w Labs cal Orinnioi I. Ina Wag. d tho Dry QC Mining. Db.. al ato £4.6.4 0.1.1111. r' & 614.6w".. En. 1.C.. 111.1161..1. WY. Concen Trolet.. Nitalstaas. ont Worttorina Nona =r Mond Wenn nertenopplon. Moat id no Dlncoms Onanen. J. w. 1111111..5. an. CloThot of no Irollorl None. it MI6 p.m to ntd to their reemant •COrtnia. =aka Noc., Dna. Nan:ad Incena Conplay. MAW W 0111•0. Orett linethasuielonst Concave. Sosiono-Jo. ,osny • Um* Isms. lIDIA-W. C.l. MAILITOM M. Lyca. arra. awl link. Mow. 11 . 6 r1romes.imil Mira aiimm — i — a. -- Mom NAM. TegrAtioNA. • TM Awn mad Masi Irk. • WO 1111111rIt APFLIOATIOII2 ARM le Ws Onomp Um be INCIIIIICD. alma naowxs. Imo's. 4, a 5......" 014 DADAAIrenk M. ZNIC at DEPOSIT, 3, Pall-aiall Eart, Lank. Dishildbei A.D. NA ..._ aidz=r tz. WING MOSEY mou iseimied le Aram a ti4soirr awl faun frogimaugA boo ea st=a. I. lionaltell O ties FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of MI DDLIIIII.I. . 4.. z . 1 .7. 1011mat10s mlt no tatirlotoo duke Or lig mol nid lolloosifol itolltos of tomb that • woo howl at tho moomottlift do. IC I dm ohm M. eldtorm. vb. Yr fottfol, I lots oa ugly of ~so *puff for lie boom of foommiloo pia to " gawp of so *au I far oislison fa ants low • flontom I elm 11•411 to Moral Ai& 100 boos Woo by piy In We wiles of OM mom pool of We um* WI wow Om %ou to no wow eoffjou l r to dont. or Ist artelot to yew kW loloyszoll as to On mod maws of oar . " 7 .* hum. I. rld to LunrfailmOm alin r ilW7 : Oleo mot due 1 few* US iliniiilliallialia, WI doll iiinedh=r4 4 on II sofa s t elEhtif Aura of lloolubi. I fad so elloollo to Mb' rear sok old It boo boo af= % n o aim to IMI= IMO d MO. ra4 rerailib pion4 f ems arse lhol took 06 Ike mug mod loonomoot of No lattoorlog *ow ~. .7:4„ . .„:„.=........„,grrffr11a,,..7.:714.= .ay foinioro es of thorn ot.oot . tolith linongt oolooml floo @elm molikoooMa of oi foshs of Or Wiloitoilly ea start Mt It • Moo i.e of So fforlifot Mae to soft too Is wOO% In ardor moo flak to mobil la 1.11/4 I Moo Ur loam, to too, Ofollootow. Two olloplons sod 011ifol 110114111 r MIIHIT. Jr. Indira.ltoffo/1•16. ILI Itooff.. Mt i HE BBI NO-CABEB.—At Mr. MECHrB RESTA 11.1811111NTS. I No 4. n. LoiMma•••••••• • eat = e V limo Mallo et Iblit= k m •••• wltlegark amml oho sold= Or MP . poliali• kr 1•••••••Nok - . ispeal• degartmot he tomolluomp and boeill• Ohl•-•//07. ems% t iz 5 04 .6.. 1111•• wan commd. 1bm•= 0.6.4 se IP* a g nr lbw Sem st IMP kg al Willi MO 111 .IPNIK Polo. owl • •••Iwo WidIII. TOZRAITB COPAHINE, ar BACCHARATED 4741111r. r. d %t ram d . 110 . ;Sr i: but a. •• WM: tirrAaao'"6—.. " 21 • • 1 1'" : sae 40. the ~pa diemlion • KIEMIAR.— Protects , ' by Royal Lofton toss bf =fad NM= rar k elles . i. lb Pkg. " a = ft r e . %r m. ...I' M' ere of lima sou•abbitr i =l7 anima . Sf t ? v i z • Nem el aka •••101•• . Ne. Lb Sr ..=:.:• MIS WM el . k...,,A.... re, ObradoW reaf ib li t= " ih.." = "gb ..rbb /. soul &ow dm. Odd et Imo or onIYL am a Tbs nor Ile is Os WM rile ,•• *dr an=ropesbd.-11041• il••••4 lib. be Pas am la be* hi _Po "'la W.. 11. ' 1.4 b. al eb•mby lbw • • Oil Ob : 41 . 66 .1tb• ••=3 Is bp Valbor• Us; •• ha T• be ••••al• bed MA la twine et adri .., Eat i Mpl ... .4 . ; Uri mol ON LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1857. M MARTIN'S HALL. The LAST TWO PERFOR MANORS *a tbe Now 010 AR. boillibr Wolk Ott.. b 7 Mr. N. WILLIS. VHS RVEN IRO. at II o'clock. Tomorrow Rocodog. si I °Week. m awirt. Kr. M.. RIM of 11l floorpolla. limped.—Baormi b. ed.: Garbo. to.: Ana. IL ONT BLANC 18 OPEN TO-NIOHT. GENERAL TOM THUMB PERFORMS DAILY. at 111101 of W ALSIP BAZAAR. SA lovas. Meal tram 111 to; MOs 5. .71 to oiled' • lotesdoelesk IMMO sonoroso soft% awe " WV Around: Elobsesposeroil these Yes Wen bur lileffteete. is.. lo sad b. THE GREAT TOBACCO CONTROVERSY.— .a. Dr. MIDI Ira LDOSIIIII se MUM/ Imprdral T.Ø. D C.AILY At 1 rad Mahe*? pa., D. [AIIII I, 116.4. wirs. Aremi. a Mill UM Amide Via, NW Masi la me* AY =bra mac Imme Weft 4 . :4 . ~.. . ON= prim la Mr sad sew mristra b epz K. . ac W i liA=lr . . bhmartri. LS tu lle .w.... A•nr. /..lADDAI LWOW" On ...4 O act wait whilst Chancellors quarrel et gar itforAinit LIN OFlZirbard:taralr.s. as. HIM A k per 0. prk. I= wfm Os kik 15=41 —lfleknok Mk," libiorakk SAUBA 0 E EL-GENUINE HOME-MADE, Fork. lid. ; Nitif. TL per 11.-1100111101 mi SON, PaYears. Ormi IsrlS.N•B4. OnmoSis+4l.. WO. BEM'S PATENT BRANDY has ever sines 10. tarelowie t. ill. polio boo boob by mind'. oaf As =to. as Oho tom orlisiO•116 Mei g riell cropi r libo.. Ziliandjer . P." 1:: my slim Illo il isonoso Fi = a goin% ogi ass* mils Jim lobo to Imo% Alm to lio or e• frooodlos lowo Owing to Ilto moosolvo lane= la Vona wino cm r gas a Idglor Moo for lio ortoo, ON eft Imo twin bf lb baby dolilid IMO MS* ; mil Prof. Natilty of moot Wpomiloso to Mt Or orr . Sw um '!" : . ....oto=7r so Ire. cob= to so looor wrap Ilio X Wer e balsa folloi, do Irma ditilif Is moor to =tow la lotioi Is mob Ur Mr 01001100 l amid is&a:Satltio solidi PATIMIIM, I mfrottoo to a s' ow B a ia m i le Wong of Vail* Os jor rot thon= ea r tt , 4 rr... 2srards".m.L.,4. Me Wks& WINES EXTRAORDINARY.-PORT, MA DIISA. NA KASSALA. .1 fla per dank nab Sr imilty, mean V .. .a.1 Netnews WW..► . lb* K %seed Sem pliorm 's *anew BRANDY bp lasoKed for doir. Two kr 12 Nampa ssoplhat, KS d.—W. AM A. ILIUM W WI IKIKKKP , OISPIPInsI. W. IZ MAHAN'S LL. WHISKY.—This oelsbratei Al id Ida whlity • /may rearriel no the mug Man sed •Irangre *Mk Abet n cir demi portally pm. ven =NC mg. Idea imiamiden ay. IstI P ME shau imy awl Wks palm se wad, .2:5: la ear Or le ~AM la =lei Wiks. /aft al WI tie melba= la tanigairiliry . riatOmp airmemt, arJRAL MINERAL WATERS of VICHY. TY VICHY HAMS M baring hapset tom lie he Ile ealka of eh al Yam Rohm Imes lima Om an I. la emir swim NNW Oar Camelldboreina tha .ce d oed Meal IMMO. hoe& lemma to Warm tri , se Midi era r odoteated hr ps Maine tree he oleo eaolltemb of ha WOW.. N . wham SAM toe ellalem se toe a bah. I, ale oll B Art A, MAZOASITHTIIIIHT. CAVIIIDIII6 , 1100/1/UL ORD'S "EUREKA" SHIRTS. 4 1/01/. in toe roarytwo nimunoa amok.. rt A l Lanktalen pest fnma—RICHAILD FORD. ?Wags. 3/ A 11/11W, _ C VOID WNW 091.0 IDbIISTS.III4 for Co. Mane Yokel tem ce the nielpt 1/ IL* eal/P. Mk tem E SUCCESSFUL RESULTS of the last half ems.. 7 taws rend gnaw Jr 10111411 4 HE OIL pderm amddli g poser la ad Ark nodended, add Ingrornml 0 dr raw. EMI wira WPM 441•1 =r . t . /tt i t4=VS b t:a . t irl d et:P 6 = = 1$ gds. gob. is 4 . tar Ade. It le arida re. r dr bud 0 • bandltdl INN 0 Irlr.—Pie b. N. rata: reed to kw orld.loB. 01; rod dodge dig dr, L. a =ke.-0. Ibe re dr walk . dr•Yrds* Mr brot- la 1.• ism. awl .1 -A. ROWLAND ard a.' rd r 0 w h o m r Ildd 0 IS. ..erdir. Uri= mg IV rd CHUBB'S FIRE-PROOF /MERE are ocestraeted arra ant .. .1 halm for wa ...gavint i oallre Yon te align rue ewe n parposa men. Ante latelart. r i= "t osea basin Pie Unstrasel p 1 Inn anta 11111 yew —CHIAN mg ON IT, 11. Panaltainedtaird. lanes Mammal: nal 11 Illarkelnaut. llsaamrom Q IMP ON'S FAMILY BOOT sad SHOE WAIIIIIIIIne Yoe etregl i ble et likelle• Yep. Yeeebb. OUa— Cbildrea's DOOM efil be Mod perteney mew la mond Sots& —Prim mil leaderebe.-4. 4. 01101DIPTILINT.-10VMA ID MR DINNEITE MODEL S WATCH. 66. Cios Ka. —At 1116. trotoclory. ' ow sub* of sbo unmet...dm. on Oa lowa Onoroomollo: iffiewaran II emirs.. la oote. SIMI 12 NW/. Tin WA Gomm mildie ofsf owl low COALS. —By Screw and Railysp—LKA sad Co.'. Helms seo Ti.. Ns ens atm Ile ME= AMINIII ef r o t ; the Itamillume et dariellieseetl; eLer i. n• stet Lawler% et at. pm en IS& 1.0.4 end oe., Ile* Lenin. Rimy UMW. eit HARRIS'S SPECTACLES, the cheapest and bab of wallop. swim te n zarne th:tpti = l a trl sn a=go Propor Ohm tar Palma W ad= PPP WO MOM lie prat P. paw lb to Md.% .sol alb. Ilk. St pa OIL ranilill aa . Vira spatipt So a. raja _Vastly. Plata, at, Mai amain par 4 Galva 0110.0—PinIat OfpNit. am Nap Ga 4 pawed. ►THE NEW PATENT ELLIPTIC-EYED A. 11111)1A0. maseheaved by MI MI bed Lua di t lay villa Ur rid eall meibl et berm I V L NS hils will be Mod eV, te eeery7r blta mg Alir7 'l' o tto reS s. . 6l supbyroleiyin gime lb, Asir blesebb lbe MA M A 4 ir rarl ibuir c...... 0 Ai* be le valued ... li At bre re . mall rzwes Immo le Var. A Owe. Y As Lallie_at ... mker ..m. reteMielle . pullet belied ef be aynne ma ileeseee.—A. rs. ,:= Leis, MA tbe ItELIEF to the EMBARRASSED.—Mr. MAI/HALL. of 111, f ete rod Alamo. Own ON Med DAP*. rotor Oo_ 010. icei Idiom allio iii R d., awal/rp to iii 111111111DIATS I. 10 of moon posy= oil emir own owl Woo onoundlows. sioi swami Wood es Omit oak. Yr row Aar. widow. =01„ so moolOol die yowl eaormoorooo ow loi NM bo NOTICE to INVENTORS. OFFICE for ATINTII of IN VISTION, Tretolsie Mwme 41ImMe orces.—The " CIRCULAR of INFORMATION " / • hod path se M the reload moor ad Wake of preeettes for loveet/ora soar Y. one Moot L.. lee Me Oohed Kea we or hereto comer.: .11 wry laferealio• we to ell feasts granted hoe I.IT to the proem' to a FROCK .44 Coo T IlriooWU. NA M L ULES for CONDUCTING the PRACTICAL °MATIONS el Sr Llart,Oamal Or sum° .S.S.N. TAW WAN^ 'MN Sailor Amen : Saba W. new sod Ike. Ws° llama. NSW WORE IT TER AUTHOR 0/1 DOROTHY." T►Y As& Oro yobons. Woo. en, STILL WAT By the Author of " Dorothy." DY game. AWAY, DOROTHY_; A TWA w NOWA 46. w. DR Oft/WDY• • Tota. reet. Lodes Joba W. Pots, ...d doza, Wel Illawad. MoldN ORD ERLISTOUThee Burry, by by the AMY" at "Jolla ilalltax:equelltera,* Number ot Yd. t at Om &" NATIONAL 11•0•21 N tNn A. a" . t. 4 .1 &mew treat a. mewe. l'itgeit"" Bun= OSMAN Aerum.—Yesterday evening the think& andissesery kadsal at this charity waa celebratai at the Imam Tavern. Yr. Alderman Who predad Os the immieldsbb Aimee of Pori isneps), si=sl= G. PAD" Ilhedl K=e. This or belowelme old es no , pedmeien, re =tot Angle the Mina sipmmis mho more sass la eltheed ether deem etylismeip end gre am* illetomm Nose the of the beitSulleo, 441 Ad am limo Imo edmNY of when Yoe eomplistel heir tem, a snA ut e aro remain in dr p ug r, SS to nod IS The lessiple desk( Ohs yeet year teemed to , "file the togembibent he his eine = . 611 st me by UNA white remebed me a boob of the ismer y. The elminima made a mot die and limping is Malt of the dimity, wtoub mas la to 1 seem. Mole Ism dm PK Wag nimbi, t o the of ffilliag the shllimi mama ren d the roam e sal m u meg the tee by with mad Lib mad %b,. Thh Ulan= °Warn TairLosion.—Phiy seamen soft Iterrynto nit Pty.—The drawing el et the voter obeli heft loam let iste theyit in which the en. =loth pima coormasof Trosky ofhworow. Tr. wfroli rat wok boo elmot Pike , of wailer In bee thee a safscale. Two pewees* has fat ex the per to the mods shell bey* been emoted, st ai d ea e be vetted ho muss poems. Experienced ace AM rd sestsd diem dr worms pir to thin diebtat to iamb Or dr ras beam, Ist dr rionmai of odd& *pest amber of odeltMask amino MEETINGS OF ELECTORS. CITY OF LONDON. LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND THE REGISTRATION ASSOCIATION. A vaseting summoned by the inhabitants of the ward of Ikesii•eteett woe hidd in the main at the North sad South American Colho-houeu at which the claim of Lord Jolts aura and the course takes by the badmen annetteee d release to the ramolution for excluding his lereWtran the rapramtation were taken into ara gm Thin am a vary ill atteedsacit at electors, nervesl mambas of the aseotistioa sad aupgrarners= “ tour ciallitatta" Mr. F. AMIANABIIk str bri Harwood eel, Ask o= la the *web alike lie kir a semiM kr d mor ie le... Mr. RISZA/DO3/11 met kg the serails of the Med AireelMles, =sroirdied mormioliver Oily ifLodes eimeriel ma ti Mokkdo• frpl o, end hr! Make Ile duke M ardlislie of a yard- NM robs Ike !Wm oaf kargeoliesoe or the skews • we re abeam Mr. ITh hero led= orkl by nky mid by Mr. T. tborik, Mr. Wok Mr. Ikea, oaf gr a =l Mr. Jeer, ef Meopplirelre4 oggeeri • Mr. Tam rem new emerkeemi "OM tide antra& Movie( vat &kern Ike ekes rsky of rag oendliele who men& es adverb robigiovo law% owl ei ibe Imo tar rallewroure M obeeklo Ito Nelms I elverotki the oreikerme church-rads erl punier pea =Mi d t ia. woo plokpit i ot r while km her ogler askleke Tors ler flak ebelllea. It wee kr GM anti sod beam of do rile krifs bootllity to dr h.ld osi by mop ped of Playas" Ai be arm to mere okegoa. Mr. CARTWISIINT assesisi tbe ofteerherml. Tw~irlaO - a - r1 the onseilmat woo lita put sopa rstriy, O am. s haws woe amid by a maisoity at about Imaral Xr. Pairestrous Hid PAW at lloainvorit, dm pro posed a otooktioa eqnsolig omildlaate is Wit J. Sure, sod *Vas tbo millog wapptat Istrat=lo rant by is iModeol velsespolt Wale rib Leo sad ea oloquutt prom* ea 16 osatioloi lad paddle learthsa. C !max ssomlal tin. 1.. Mr. nerved le If. ad tbel, et dr metre the sire day is reed • surietiew period by Mr. Moe, of ealiiala the bar mires et de reeett do, weld awl Aria emairs, al albawkig low Owen the creeess_ el Erie eyries wee raft k tome LeM labs - n• mulatioa we pat mil unit Ira bet Am lb. A third thet ths stemblimos prod st the resedieg ra = be boar hula prersoll— Lord Clears Paterou., who sow due Wind the now ~d haihrethe wasitaiTs i = of his WOW Tfi moill—Whop I hit be.. We owleg I Ali ear aped that I aril work to to. City, sal oat retaraull Woo at sir Vika We serer did I apost to the Ow reardlsor weriousse shish I hanelistawasehi—oddrild I smotiaphi mew (web m rlall er en ha iMel larightr—ssi r il l iese re I to beee ' sanch that I he.. boorl room to- *ow the meta reeds of dio Regirsilea fiesiety the warm of thetasehey, end I mg it is hr= dip tiara be for their Mt llerwesil = liberal sot or oratiothe to dew Ws see. (lher i ; w h i le t S Br I art fey almothet oniest trards ay to die dries le net gmersia—le jar (Her hear.) Undostiodly Oto loot hod s whet right to asoblas together is tapir of We artier as eseedire they pleated. I diem not to rood ; It le es rid wing and a true one, that that which is waft wise sen=C; tally right. Ido aot ad mar awe they hare not a right to ambits he rah tut I say that it le soot waft atghl, ay far that to arbbe to Wed a ma inboard, (Closea) It le ad . :o d res i Lr le owe ra t l : rho el his sow to la poses the efreembleisd tab mad chi seighas Irera, deli& the readen of the awatiedes woe do eirocana sad dr Who who to treat Ws es I have ear a roar, of whes wiry a bag aped, tramt ea war —hoar slashed It, to threw it away. (Loud rione.) Or _palms& present mewl to we to irks the taw sethimis wader lie went her to tho_yor ill?, sail add that ay brother, whoa sasaber fee Hostiegion, was ast ars oar. Ha is po ✓tly right la that eareinset ; hit whew the gentleman goo thirty ba th to crime a man, errata it no he far to gotwehpaae bock awe him credit t (Her, bor.) Apr, the rodeo= odd dot Lord John Russia was sot wore la favour of relisinester rams them Lei Parr is. Why it is wa how a threw years *iambs Levi'. Rummell brought kern! Me vino tall, Ler Palliates " bolted" out of the rabbet os tha gramod—(" Her liner," mad laughtr— .ad adia the bit fw weer on lir. beer Iliag's war Load Perraws, wlth 40 of the Treasury wen, erect We the tabby telth the feria spier It, Was ay brother went Into the moor hay is company with the goat body of the likoool_ ra Mo y k Mow Part) Om =tarn has said Wit way se is aot wad to the 6sLa. Now let r it msy ade him is his steam (Hoer, her.) Ives Imminent MON though I have be ths borer to be se arir oil upr thh wiped sf dee beat I won I Wined from (Zar.) Why, If y i t tT a in Lord Jobs for that ought ea the NMI If pot up as • spaist to id bar, al Is wellborn, the hat of Ms, odly Wile I ma Mt the owe Lamed dad. (Heer.) Bat I all bee to yeas feet. I bre satheryhr stating that the vicypalint sal the berorme of the Idiot society have both of the sepered their deruandon he supra Lord J. Rummell la the emir eindea, me Wald eiro they with hie afloat. =lhoar.) Ado all I rat to low is Led John so thiourea ea ormaset of the ballot as eons here seam to suppose? In the area lam myself la Meer of era Why; bat what aide as a convict to the Wet was rig the 4001•10•11 moo* a crake szereised la sa deo- Idea who I was a roolliste—sai I hare herd lama John Rama say, w►~ be wee sesiteetiegDeverldee, dee be ow tblTA i bee t erbieb, thou& be wee bi the Albeit eggeeld to doe kW ban to 0. peak UM be lel& be drirs --- AtiHiioroa—Did be aot any the ellur day el the Lanka Taunt Sr he was decidedly opposed to the Ulla I' Lard CitaatAs Itrasztt.—Wbat be odd was, that In the perart aria of ourrepreeentatioa, Owe Wag, as Mr. Hum stied, about ow sea to ala mug the admit Baia the HUM lima= la gemessioa of • vote, it wu the Wig Set Ad dal thorn iambi exercise a power =- balm to by hileratims. My brother dram to ix emu die piegontlea et than who have rotas, sad yiebspe what It is benught to two ix six or two 4serfs, the empunett M ids mind aphid the ballot will set is so Wawa. (Her, Year.) The eseeptien the Men aka alio wee on the geestion. Mae/ se I see is the Haase of Germane, I bard shwa every word of the delete at that anestlin. I vieseaber no subject spa which glace are as nnsil AMYL M ww y urn family won Melded epee it. Mr. lisathyn, 2.01 road eat war, lad thy beether the stir ; and Air Se F , ilm sty •*tew, vibe sestinas does meths brew le caw* an MN end add, " Weald yea . have voted milt me or with Sitar My ugly woe. l inlaid have voted with Jim." Meer, beer.) But it le aid Hit that vote awe hest& Led Palearetea's greemesed. I sea quits ewe beon b eeaida re nili te me) thet wry bather bed L ais t witin be sea die vole tint the athearnse amid be le lan eat the geraunent. It ves ask lest night Oa he emu to seavereallost, te Lad Tetouan's address ; retherthi to the yereaeph shout Arida o He le amen ; be et ys nobody has weird to impugn to Naples. Why, yea nest naseenbse that it &strut sight, mad that I said to Lord Mato" it, le itherdriaw—" I mdl alit de awe, kw if I Icsadd • aloft wpm it tlw toilet alai bale voted with ay and w ebedd brie tamed out to. geventhent." My tolow le • geed Mad to lad Peinnata. Be is not tor "Psituntea ee ezry plea," bat be eke bail Ida, pita him ea the hest, as It law% sad amemeges Ides to go on in what be imilleuste he the diPit Mama sed suggorta hire in it. (A Vales: °Marebralebenbadeer) I value Mink that =, ea aellad auvonation with my tuna 10 an tulle weee he is, Wm Mr. Munn* asi ansiona for a estiediatg marmite et tint kris- vexed Tw ills. (A voice: "Whet is the se et that?) I too only what I Mow, ft the guithera wants some ono to W bin arreedde bee be mete get sea else elm. A. IlLacroa—lt is bat right to say that the person who Y islwamld aot have had a vote but for Lord John Sri ) Led C. ug—l waive in Baron Rothschild's ad des SM be ip a large addition of liberal strength Yea ant width will amide lad Yaineretca to TIMM the J dhaeMiir. I Amid 17 6y if S. birth led • bad to id he , maid . mita to tee diet annilen anisd that my briar net is the Meer et Osemain• (ther, beer.) And tom V it awe aerl4 Ind ay bathe met la thy abor ti ana the City of th‘ the valid aet,, I be analete— (greet I dirk kwilwr,_ centinintoey wen no ewer wadi be sethething ithe • is and • lath urn the lwris br a Ulm elawabg.) It it said my bream's elf nrel—that bib_ pawing aid. I math i• the preen If eerie air lard Ma, gni tiny, I think, will mem alb see, thet ay Isielthee wee en the Chas amnion ado thief the unat peneribi end waciarive me bead in yedimal. I knew then le eft erred to cry hat than; bet I will my of said le the meta oder landwatspielnoted Ha dog Welt \thus Mesa saw acid —.Thee it Ith in tin old M~ pmt l= .) M yett etli WO ete= l :d mia the opentlen—lt yea nth de yeoman, the burl s et &Wiring lie th e iiirathity der* the ITO ere & pm that may be remaining to hint of political life, of re-electing him as your representative, I hope yet to are him settle the question of church-rates ; but, above all, I hops to see hha walk up the fluor of the Ammo( Ominous aa the introducer, end to take his lest by the side of the Baran Itothechild. ((treat cheating ) Thanks were then voted to the chairman, which ware ac knowledged, and the meeting separated. A meeting el the elation of Crippkßete wee convened early yesterday ell mism, st the Cim Tawny Rederooretreet, to take into asasiderattes the slim of Messra n = Currie Cra Doha the readideles by the Liberal Armada*. ; Mr. DILLON in the chair ; sod wee Ma the boys' sehool-roore, Reolawswftest, mud Mass& The reeedag wee sores bathby Mr. Aston Apia& the sobs& ter the represented= of the Tower likeekta, Beres by Beret Isibeeh ptrweatild, Mr. Cra aghim wford s , and Mr . Currie. co elf, wee received erg Ised ßev app= u te reworked dot tam years ago, whet be &A alheed lasself to the akin& se the repreesetstive of the pest prieelpie of civil old religiose liberty, Ids re turn was swalelyla *a the easeengamot be ridelaid In that wend. Me lapel to hove • raved el the same kiad &Neat sa seaseies, sod dest they would sill amble him Sc WO the Imaais Is Oak saws INS It was vishalme. He hid shod, idierial Het if the sere et lowish maselptiso wen get rented is the aradrig alai= he =laawdlitely pima hie stet et the Mere' et the (Heir, beer.) It wee ase Ms bastion to repeat the leas proems es hell boo pi/a ea 4 _a yew lis= tiro frog &me pm; bat Ids heifer was tlot • very pediment wee shoot to be shoted, which would twos M .... flas goverment the introduction of liberal obi& would be the see leg Ye m g ail sail vete. (Hear hew.) Any &Mao ming Nehmen was slime pand lav a to him, and be eft to see the milks of Lord J. Masan name Ago their boa Lord J . reollred seaport WAND in the Here w homenteas, sad bon the Mend poly ia the elly, it wee set km La le say that they )SAD le vote! spa& eat agile lord. (Chan sad Ithases.) AD le &Oat was Sot, in adiastieg the dies of each condi delo they ovoid well ecorlar hew the lateral party might best be hap tegdbir. If VIM aegleeted, sad tan bed ItswisAte le fight Wee, they might have cure to nee gat ark hews ever bora divided. What er,:parbre the sada of Pert &elk& be traded that the pest of whish he wee the Mal& repuentedve sot be Awed selbr. (Clans) TIM CNA IMAM, alfilt whet had fillet bees the bite; begged to ask Ides whether he meant to set la omen with the ether three eaudithies f HumTriitecit VW maid 110 had been mai nista beetsod. What he had stated, or at lest what be intrat to eta* was, that it was use tor him to say that y wore not le rote fae Lord Joha Rosselt—a mat who had him tbe Howe at Canner. (Cheat) He 4:tt uP rt ditty to their better judgment to &termite how they should ameba art anemia Ile did not aay that they was to vote ter Lod J. Heusi, but be did mot think that was sty li. tbsy elle to vote egebst Ids. (Cheers, laughter, and nor astaice.) La Humes asked whether, If retorted, the tarot was Sa m hal isitt las Wile of the oceatitate, s ltr. Alder- asa Hamdote alms llreilleseTnag7ili not the mane WM by lb. Memos tae . which be naderatoal bad= am is Is Ike pews than 'ageing dos, rd lkon to TM the bill In favour of W. Ha deilmd to pledge Memel: to an on this 'MOM IS be might may he wee kw Ming • more active and Menial amp mat session than be had hitherto dew (Ifeer, Mr.) Themes Burros said that the eity required four teed d& menbers, sad the question was, would the Buon in NM* be • *ferns ss well se •do pwr representative ? In w " He ent, Calmed, would he take M seat and vote ? (Cries can't.") Baron Rommentx.n was not prepared to say what his lops ohould be. nv: lr ia=v i a :m a p 717 a l ed ". l4l= l , b in e d ea s=ut h od hemortiom he had made In the service of the Mimi came. As Etscra mind the eleiresah;rl cam; to roe that be weeded= had easladed the same of lard Jolla Homed tte the II!‘ eiceadidetal O. Lir - zuon airier the rade& He took no rbjectra to the pies ef the tear roma rea of the Re =saodsdoy m merest la dielr addrear but be to re or ether Ater • der eleewbere. In be dada et one dries. Is. Betbeeh24 he Mt • great Istenst, air awn* tented 4e word he ereesed. He rid • Mbar to the amble rd fender el the de er d Leaden In W y k and aelf ri V a ikreemey dlda Aar ea the erintive qf the draftier ant ea arks et Deena reared via preelple. amt dr t =dr d ie Lad Jralitmeedrhogave . He wen bed dee owe kir Ile err af civil sad nigglers liberty; MI whale ewer tees *Mir with it. They had had • Jar Lead Uwe, end err ably had he MINA the dudes af hie elite; fed derlle hie ere labee end errgy, end thi allghtenal libreltp af the aim af Lades, that Wears arid ret hated lled hie Ideh lleysr even that eta arras euirdbra, If the Tut art Carentre Are hid bra yet In abase. AM by whir wale they ereeleßA r ead Ma Hari; dad anrint erre era war lad eaerad Men Oak lit of erdidatea, who by to espreeent then peatimer more der f Wow they andrei ap en by elsergbia their werearalathe. Let It net be rld ef the shire el Leahs thee they er as Oak Halistajahe to Led Jar Area when he ars down to Ora as Prime Mister of Regind tad refired bits Orr where Ara linen et the athfleare of power and Omar. He Paid Led John's rote on the China =s and rid Or the meth iced wee worthy of all n recording lie Ire moswilas to the dictates did. eareiter. at the cost ef leer eery rperderty, and at the Tit of king Inv sent kr lb. City ef Larks. He oon. redid Pp roving the hilowing redidie• .—" That Lord John }Weal, es the ardater err pin of civil and ra pier Wry, shell seerve the Int vete of the direr of Mistier was nerailed by Mr. Hatnocicn, who dellinded Lord kir Meru weber the stroke ards upon kir by lir. Carrie. In the COMO 1 hie nserlia he oiled the Maths of the eraNne to the wry insthant ethemiree of Xr. CUT& the Mreaa of Comma dabs dr twenty yews he Whr a art there, end by • Nereenee le the drinker ehthroldiat he O ff . l abort rhea dr regethof g 000• dr it whisk dr Marl petty • deep lailiriet during the hetthree pray been bees& thrward, or, bonier prettied agreed diem Ho ailed, that if during the hie path Ma health and thing* would not allow pre Wrote rem tire to hie Mee. vast anal be ca pered of hire es be adverted ha ego f Mt. Maar, a liveryors, then redeemed the meting in nipper tits thath purr deter Lod Jo:=lr= pithene~ r a nstri of the ego Mr. B. 11011 LET caromed hie intruding to alLied John Rosa, and in hie person to Anders the are of niontere bona the thine of any rthiery. diereringe Lad ilia dared had name ft g prie d* la bow. (Cheer awl khria.) le hide thew dor Lord Pairreeen bed is hie whde Mr. Cram thremersi ran menthent dot the four reddair roormadel by the emertion robe the sop ped Ithe et )t won drawn aug= sii th y st they air le him aerireir ; bet Oil wee end the serndrent berg pet by the reekrem wee for • con adfty. Me Wil neeluthei, that Lord John RuirelL as the drthpion, kc., was then put and carried by a wrest vote of drake to the chairman, the moet- M 1111.1•101 SOUTHWARK. SIR CHARLES NAPIER. A teas e e4 sen rovrdad meeting of electors attended at the lead goasecley evening, to hear from Sir cb.d. mire a sleasamit of h ia claims oa the votes of the eeartimarg. TY deb yr takes by lore Vies's', ir ilng! ho ledsk speaesshe 'b lob et the weds& the Oumft im lob bei Id to a ela b y tame. then RON and wee received with acclaim, tion. (A migration wag made that the gallant admiral Mould stand on Me table, which, after some gide limitation, woe weeded to said manse okeering.) He dated that there were three eandidstee in the &id seeking to woo end win the " Ladyo of leethwarke," but he Masted that, al though each would de hie best to secure hie ramtiosa, they would not forget the doe to the rho] wham (Chien.) He had hifairto dariga affairs, but he believed the ;maple were met Watad, TIM all, In domestic Whirs, and is the gemonekka cd that liberty which, he hosted, they weld be die le keep set any to the cad at by 1111 k bet to the sal et enmity. Lrf,.) They win ad, be knew, anzlows tehne, power ley daily with the nein thaw sees - 11 k Edna tan wee celled file I= MUM elt the Here et Chnesees, sadder thee thins* neolaled • lute wilt their (Rea) DO X they treated to they nest bunt by wistulag thadlailla g ele pet dab npeennihee The man= aspens Say ent then ttpodlinnei. deg Wee they sheaf inn Oa car to be atlal dara ald the nth na. W‘ete pewee. ewer the P Be ams lin whiled le beep the plea oF a net le hist es that we nin brown mikle, amid a p iate peolleuren if Ames hed set phea lin a well id lum Ile bed se dean he lad is biases el may ma mei awe to report the Wrenn Ina say at the Inn& detee—(hen, host)—but the neat el detest moue to win the mem bpi Om oat. (Lead win of " Item h aste) Bat let then lan 1014 sad that an setilled. sepelled le my_ is dr Ss Itibles is dr belts he Pk Igifiw) idri (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. irate, se It ante on unexpectedly early; but he should watch the:motion more carefully the next time. But the ballot was not all that was neecesary. Mr. Lucke King's motion was the very minimum afro:whew reform, and it was with deep re gret that he had on that ricesaion wen Lord Palmerston go WA the wrong lobby.4liear, hear.) Lord Palmerston war the moat ;popular of E ish miniaters, but he could tell Lord Palmerston th at unless e proposed large and comprehensive measares of reform he should not have hie (Sir C. Napids) gu (Loud cheers.) r e idirmentruor wiehod to know how far the gallant admiral wan prepared to go in the extension of the suffrage ? Sir C. N•PIER said the gentleman must Indent or his earl most be stuffed with cotton. lie had over and over again declared for household suffrage. (Cheers.) Mr. Sumitomo!. Breland that the gallant admiral had made no such statement. (The speaker wee at once over whelmed with shouts and hisses.) The CASHMAN said he had not caught a declaration of the gallant admiral's to that effect, but he was informed that the gallant admiral hod declared for household nifftage. lie now did en, and ha hoped Mr. Bethbridge len satisfied. Mr. BETIIIMIDOE—Quite satisfied; but his sere were not tii 4 r stuffed with cotton. (Hear, hear. The gallant admiral had said nothing about household a . (" Yes, yes," "No, no," " Quite right," and confusion. Mr. RPM:VIE moved, and Dr. Evans wended, a resolu tion ex • the satisfaction of the tassinag at the state ment Sir C. MOW, and pled=tts io sisctors present to W erport, whir wee carried Mr. - Harr the rsealniien,io;tl suggested that wholes:tor should resolve lima& Into a committee, Wlf par erne to the polling kWh materealed b niagelsoure. The fkienda of ir Choir Metier ehateld, se teem r prat* poll within the but AM mond been. Tbe realrien was carried rewirueo. rasa L Mr Charles i tr i =wa "me haft ef the drinwer" a Wrier lean rerwrat, hat the tar wee prier wilh me writ twwwery ae raid be expected without the rwel eters mesereriee. ... Aka the sseettrer, Sir Chula Napier and his Maeda pre esand le the Temperanee-hall, liorselydowis, to address the shafts of lid meow district. TOWER HAMLETS. Last evening several meetings were held of the friends and supporters of the different candidates fur the re presentation of the borough. SIR W. CLAY. A meeting of the gentlemen who had formed the general committee of Sir W. Clay on preview , occasions yea held at the Earl Grey Tavern, Mile End-road, to ode measure', to secure the return of the hon. baronet. Mr. Juni', Tinrine, of Kidney, took the chair. Sir W. CLAY, in hi. address, apologised for not having mom convened the mooting, but at was mdy within the last few days be see s se en, that a contest was likely to take place. Aldwugh the tussling wee rather for bueinese por poise, be would wish to se? • few words in reference to the reeolution of the Moore of COL "MO" which had led to the die solution. After the most runs iota., consideration and careful examination of the papers, het, 'ad been unable to conic to the conclusion that the British auto. lefties in China had acted ill end engaged in hostilities for wh ;eh there seam no justifies don. The question had been debt ted for four nights, until the common souse view of the case war lost in • cloud of legal argument ; but there could be oi doubt that an outrage had been committed on a British VOW 1, and an insult off 'seed to the British Bug. If Sir John llowr.Mg hard confined his demands to reparation for that insult, 1 t might have been granted after a (Melon • but he thought that hostilities hav ing to some extent cornmenced, he migh.' take advantage of the opportunity to iDeild on the full acknerwledgment of the rights marred ley the former treaties. la his (Sir W. Clay's) opinion, that, in point of discretion, wean e nor djudgment, and it would have been better if their demands hid net then been premed, bat if it was an error it was only en error of Pederasts:4 end it must be recollected that Sir Juba Beeping weseupposted bytbe entire body of the British and Rumps= redden* sad had the full sanction of Sr Michael Seymour. Under sues cireumstancee the resolution of the Ifinse of Commons seemed to him inexpedient and dangerous,. end all the objects which the suppurters of it to themeless would be much better accom ilir = gle.aving the government unfettered to negotiate with the entisorilles, and take measures for the proteetke of British lives and property. He could not, moreover, forget that be represented the Tower Handers, which the Port of London, which was so deeply interested In the Emtern trade ; and he could not sanction the doctrine that a member of the House of Commons ought to vote for an abstract resolution, totally regardless of the consequences. The country was deeply indebted to Lord Painienoon; he had assumed the responsibility of the government when bird Derby and Lord John Russell had shrunk from the tusk, he had reinvigorated the army and restored the heart of the country, and at = ved ooncluded a glorious peace ; since the penes he bad a still more glorious triumph, be had resented the confidence of our allies, which bad begun to waver, and, by his determination and reliance on the indomitable courage and of the British poopk, secured the full bene- L e a rs" or peace. Although he wished to do so much justice to Lord Palmerston, he must repudiate the notion that he was en undeviating supporter of him or any other minister. In point of fact, he had personally rather reason to complain of Lord Palmerston for his conduct in reference to the measure for the abolition of church rates. In the come of had Wed= the government had consented to adopt the WI if the promoters would adopt certain suggestion. They consisted to do so, and the government were then of °ours' bound to treat the bill aa their own ; but Lord Pal merston evaded every opportunity of pressing it on, until the whole session heel pawed away. Notwithstanding that, he, however, bad more hopes from Lord Palmerston than from Lord John Russell, whohed declared only two years ego that the abolition of chord, rates would be the that step to the abolition of the monarchy. If he were again returned to pediment he would Rapport every rummy of reform, with out reference to the queen's of who might or might not be in the government. He had looked at the address put for ward by Mr. Ayrton, the gentleman who was about to con test the borough, and, as far m he could see, their principles were Winded ; the only difference wait, that what Mr. Ayrton promised he had performed. Placards had been circulated calling attention to the email number of division at which he had been present, but he could MAIM them there was no more fallacious list of the attention of • member to his duties. Many divisions took place on the nest unimportant questions, and some men made it a pmstice to rush in and vote, to make oat a character for attention. Mr. MANNINO maid that Mr. Ayrton's opposition was directed not against Sir W. Clay, but against Mr. Butler. ' Sr W. CLOT felt bound to say that Mr. Butler was a meet faithful repeesentative, and bad fully redeemed ell the pledges he hadeiven. Mr. Cmantas RRED proposed the following resolution "That this meeting cordially approvee of Sir W. Clay's parliamentary conduct, and will ore its utmost exertion to promote his re-election." The resolution was carried una nimously, es was also another, to the effect that local com mittees should be immediately formed to carry out its object. MR. C. 8. BUTLER. A reacting of lirenacd vietuallent, convened by a requiai tem, signed by 52 members of the trade, wee held at the Eagle Tavern, Mile-end-rood, to take nmeauree to secure the return of Mr. Butler. Mr. IloBrit took the chair. Mr. BUTLER having expressed his acknowledgments to Ittm . nisitMnists for the part they had taken, refereed to the which had been posted about the borough, accusing of having neglected his duty in parliament. lie had examined the register, and found that he bad attended more divisions than 363 of the members. (If ear, hear.) But after all the attendance of a member in the house was not the beet teat of the proper discharge of his dune*. For example, the sittings of committees occupied a very considerable por tion of their time ; he bad taken an active part in the com mittee on the Turnpike Trusts Bill, and several divisions took place while he was there. On the whole, he contended that he had faithfully discharged his duty as a representa tive. (Hear, hear.) Since his election he had contributed largely to the local charities, and he had always been sent.- bit to his constituents. lie had been born in the borough, and he and his father bad served them faithfully, and he put it to the electors of the Tower Hamlets, whether it would - be just to throw him over for a stranger. Ile appalled to them whether he had not redeemed all his pledges ; he had voted in favour of the ballot, and for the extension of the suffrage, and had opposed the grant to Maynooth. Mr. Ducey proposed, and Mr. VOVOLEY seconded, the following resolution : " That Mr. Butler, the late represen tative of the Tower Hamlets, hu faithfully discharged the trust reposed in him by his constituent., and has deserved the confidence of the electors, not inertly as a resident candi date, hut as a ronsietent and upright man, to be elected as a representative for this populous borough." The resolution was carried almost unanimously. only three hands being held up against it. Measures were then taken for the appointment of Jewel committee., and the meeting broke up, after a vote of thanks to the chairman. ME. LOCKE. A crowded meeting of Mr. Locke'. friends was held at the King's Arms, in tho Old Kent-road ; Mr. Gould in t h e chair. Mr. Locke *eke for nearly two hours, and wee loudly cheered throughout. Several having been put upon the subject of his political it was moved by Mr. Alderson " That In the opinion of this meeting Mr. Locke's political principle. and staunch consistency in their advocacy are such as to render him highly qualified to repre sent this borough in parliament, and the electors present hinby pledge themselves to me every exertion to secure his return." It having been seconded in a very aide speech by Mr. Kemp, a working man, was carried unanimoualy. The mering d ezeted, .Im g ving gi a ve s s e three c a las t er t : A p r r . ez M L r. Irks. heldar street. The meeting wim "a called bra quarter before one, and the room not being sufficiently large, the window. were re moved, and it became an open-air meeting. About 600 working men were preaent, who spent their dinner hour in listesing to Mr. Locke. Mr. Jones woo called to the chair. Mr. Archer moved the resolution of confidence in Mr. John Locke, which, having been airmailed by a working man, 11113 coveted tulanimously end with acclamation. LAMBETH. MR. WILKINSON. A meeting of the friends of Mr. Wilkinson wam held lut sight, at the Literary Institution, 'Walsworth ; Dr. Butte in the chair. Mr. WILKINIION, in addressing the meeting, said his 1 object was to solicit the electors of Lambeth again to return him to parliament. (Cheers and cries of " No, no.") He I was sot a man to make promises of every description. (Hear, bra.) He asked them not to judge of him by one particular vote, bat to say, all thing. considered, whether he was a Pt man to reprteent the borough in parliament. (Cheers and .) His waxen for opposing the motion of Mr. t2ri a ntl7t. he t he thought her Majesty'. government ought to support their otthers, and that the motion was likely to be taken advantage of by particular parties far the miaow of turning out the government. (Hear, hear.) The emanative party eeneured the gove r nment for doing that which they themselves would have done had they been at the head of affaire. (Chow.) He would endeavour as briefly LA posoible to justify his votes and con- duet during the time he had °coupled a seat in parliament. (" You are too late.") It had been said that be had voted for the income tax, and that Mr. Williams had voted soonest it, sod the borough was placarded with the words, Wil lem sod no income tax," and " Roupell and no income M." Endeavours had been made to modify the tax and certain incomes from its operation, but inquiry had that owl a comae wee impracticable. 'that was i opinion of Mr. Cobden and Mr. Ricardo, after hearing all the evidence which had been brought before the commit- 1 tee appointed to embler the inkblot The exemption from the tax on incomes under OW. was proposed by Mr. Glad- 1 stone, and Mr. Williams voted against a motion for continu ing the exemption. (Cheers and uproar.) tip to a very 1 recent period Mr. Williams bad voted for the con tinuance of the tax on lIICOURNI of 1001. a year, and it was only just before the dissolution that he changed leis 1 opinion on the subject, and brought (sward a motion which win defeated by a majority of 53 to 7. (Cheers.) With 1 respect to the Sunday question, be held the opinion that It was man desirable to enable the working cusses to visit the ' National Gallery, the British Museum , and the Crystal Palace on Sunday', believing that such a liberty would materially improve their condition. (Cheers and uproar.) Many of the clergy of the church, and man/ dissenting minister., entertained the one opinion. (" No, no," end "name.") Amongst them were Dr. Reeling, Mr. Baden Powell. and Mr. Baldwin Brown. (Cheers.) He still entertained the same opinion, and intended to adhere to it. (Cheers.) A committee of the Hews of Cowmen* had 1 arrived at a similar conclusion. (Hear, hear.) A gnat .1 number of persons believed it would be wrong to open ouch ' phew on Sundays, end he did not consider it right to press his 1 rfarther in the present date of public opicion. (Chews.) ig: anxious to see en end put to Sunday trading, but believed that any attempt to do no would be a great infringe- mut of the liberty of the subjert. (Hear hear.) AU the ' attempts to carry a bill of that description had hitherto failed, and the matter was so beset with difficulties that it was next to impossible to carry each a measure into effect. (Hear, hear.) He was opposed to all endowments tot reU geus teaching. (Chow.) At the same time he had Mays supported the Maynooth grant. believing such • grant to be resemble when the protestant church in Ireland was compulsorily supported by Roman catholic. (Cheers.) Mr. Williams had voted in the woe way until the present year, when for some resew or other he had turned round and voted against the grant. (Cheers and laughter.) He thought it desirable that there should be • better equalisation of the poor rates, but the question was full of difficulties. (Hear, hear.) If a national fund should be established foe that purpose, it would lead to the meet nionstrons and wasteful expaditure. (Hear, hear.) A great deal had been said about closing pruldie-housen on Sundays, but be did not ace why he should be deprived of • glees of beer on thew doge because another man might make a beast of him • "elf. (Cheers, and laughter.) lie objected to the bill re cently introduced by Mr. Hardy, and thought the extension of the licensing system which that gentleman proposed ex tremely objectionable. (Hear, hear.) He would not promise everything required of him; those who wanted promisee must go to the shop over the way. (Alluding to Mr. Roupelts committee-room.) (Chew and laughter.) The promises that he made be intended to keep, and he would pat it to the electors whether they thought it better to return a member who would not prontiae everything, or a man who would promise everything, end therefore taunt Cne some things which ho would be unable to perform. heer.) Although differing from some of the electors on somepoints, ho trusted they would, taking all things into ~, leration, consider Lim • fit person to represent them in parliament. It, reply to question., WILKINKON said that he had always voted for the ballot end for an extension of th:t franchise, and should con tinue to do so. (Cheers.) lie hail objected on certain (m -aim to restriction on the bourn of labour—(cheers and biased)—beesure he believed the labouring claws would not continue to receive the same amount of wages as they were nue receiving if such restrictions were imposed upon them. Mr. WARWICK moved the following resolution "That it is the opinion of this meeting that the straightfor ward and manly courts which Mr. Wilkinson has pursued It his pasee in parliament, and his consistent support of the nollosal honour, desires the wannest praise—(" no, as, sod obsers)—and this meeting pledges itself to use its .liras eiffeavours to secure his return to the ensuing par lisowst." (Cheers, and " no, no.") The oodles WY seconded Mr. CHARNOCK. Mr. Convetswau. pro posed a. an amendment.--" That in the *Won if this meeting, Mr. Wilkinson has, by his pest plawasolia tooduct, failed to insure the confidence of the iissame if lawahath—C . No, no," and cheere)—and ought not to be aseawasil to the next parliament." (Great uprose: sod sisdasisn a dewing which the question wan put to the , ▪ whilleur they would hear Mr. Culverwell or not, and the Mid= be* against bins, he did not further persist in hie Hr. Pum wideven.) a seconded the amendment, which was sap pasted by Mr. Bryant, who sddreased the meeting, amidst soassess interrelates', ha condemnation of some of the vino which had bass given by Mr. Wilkinson, particularly , c dt 4t i. en= aides proposition for giving to one of a Yet perks of 6,0001. the get of 6.000!. wsa the tin dean en be iminsams end several other matters. Thi mama was ass pat and negattved by a lugs Intdority, sad ths Gotha notion we,' agreeilto, But more Ilia lia-a4Olllll hawk Wog held UP teitumt t . MR. AYRTON. One of the meet numerously attended meetings which him as yet taken place in the borough, was held last evening at the British Institution, Cowper.street, City-road, to give Mr. Ayrton an opportunity of laying hie manmade before the steams in the Shorediteh district; Dr. REV, of Hack ney, in the chair. Mr. ATZTON addresaed the meeting at conaiderable length, and Mated his views on the carious social and politi cal_ goestlona of the day. Mr. TURNER proposed, and Mr. MERCER eoeonded a re solution to the effect, " That the meeting having heard from Mr. Ayrton an explanation of his sentiments, consider him a et and proper person to represent the borough." The resolution was carried unanimously amidst great a P c iau hents were then voted to the chairman, and the meeting le rryrton also attended a meeting at Hackney, where be was equally well received. FINSBURY. The several candidates for the representation of the borough continue to urge their respective claims upon the electors with great vigour. Mr. &rent Pionv eddremed three meetings yesterday —one in t open air, at the Belvedere, over which Mr. Elt presided; one at Greenhill-rent., Smithfield; end one at the Green Pole. The leiumed gentleman explained bin opinions at each of these meetings, and resolutions were adopted pledging him suppiet. Major Reim addressed it numerous meeting at the Sp.- fields &Loot room. Exmouth-street, in which he explained the votes be had given in the Home of Commons, and ap pealedthe electors for support on account of what to had done, and not on account of whet be might pro mise to do. &vend question. were put to biro respecting emigration, poor-laws the Princess Royal'a dowry, Sabbathobservance, and the poor-laws, grant, which, having been answered to the eatisfartion of the majority of the meeting, • resolutice was Famed in favour of his candidature. He also addressed • second meeting at Ito the Mr. Coo met his friends at the Manor Rooms, Stoke N ' and was warmly received by them. Mr. UNcornr. resided at a lecture delivered by M. Kos nth at Nyddelton On all axles it is admitted that Mr. Duneornbe will be at the heed of the poll, but, beyond thin. there seems to be great uncertainty as to the result of the election. A CHIEF 'orrice "BRAWLING" IN nu Cninten. —The two learned judges now presiding In the cowls at Warwick Amine, attended &. lifeis Church tithe ancient town on Sunday . morning lest. n. Rev. Albert Bawdier, the assiatant minister, read the service, and In the coarse thereof commenced to read the prayer tonally offered during the sitting of parliament, doubtlem unaware that parliament had bees dissolved the twevious maim. Lord Campbell. who was cognisant of the fact of the dimolution, created wane excitement by exclaiming, " No, no, there is no a ment I" upon which the reverend gentkeng • rp m I putting up an welt.supplicatift, =4 !~„ • •••A 1 .1.; • 1