The Express. — London, England, 1857-04-02 00:00:00

1113* Arttprt4% h.- N o . 3,815.) WHITE HMI Lltslil . l/HTRALIAN PIIOIIITIL—r. POST he trim Or EMS, rr.irM otirofir. nrislinssrpsss inn, ions lisibspran Iss frt CZ' hop Psw - =Akar Sr Or sp. arsuisnis p ars no Mr - - err petra . : Sasessisisr 0 oatm. W. 11. tidal Co. 1. lanai. o=n. rid Qs ROYAL, OPEN DAILY, Morning SAFE * LT ? Re STREET DOORS.—CHUBB'S m =duel. prima MIN tad Ob. Z .. D'A• 74 i tja Q. gm lansairies.—cao mu nOALS.-Byfiffew anißaalway.—LEA and C 0... arm W N ts tet 41. V &moan's w - weedy% Idiot he peleend to be? Whet he moat by hard wawl, od aorradvo was list he would support svin eit a i? z ool the iiw~ist/4S *deg diet se dr Aril= end tarligtoor et pleb he wee dor to ibibb ought Mole be eatods4 sod he poperl go forward In that direction. (Chorea.) With nod to Mr. Look* King's =dotter a 101. trenoliee in esemelbe, besnie t the Ord* wes right, but he else Vi Me is to be Weed to 20 When he er mol is omellea wee there brought /. forwent, be yob dld . be immeght wall good la Se lengb.) It 'night 12r: =MO ma ee l orwar st ell; but whet be way or id be drogir 201. we. the rept gorrit, sod di wads immosthrad by Lord Johallossell Me wo o bowerer, rare &peed to Tote foe the lith qmo- Illoion. bed it orthe yr beeloNt Oat he did not pledge lime' to do r. lle Mt GM opea to rate kb *era Got Lod Pelostelsa emesessi the Mews eda Ilbersl carar wigs MOW then any sew eon et do pont sto =mobs oath: nod to Noy wet theme views, end betL mesons cohabited br the losellat the °Notary, he should have hie muffs& (Chests.) Mr. Bourns then eddraemal the electors. He wee re ododin • Toy tathadeedemesoser. Ile had been three times Wretamed thot mhyorli are by another wanly, and eel iletw e plasm* so test toy cos who nob ea Inbred In pleb& ado most be aware of the seem be bed edegbd. Übe toe retuned es then legeolodelbe ea the poet cocottes, he elmewil support Lod Tokraras, bet, at the memo Mon he vomit not be the holed grew atm mon, or the eyeerheet ef soy muter et Os ay. Clir r, bor.) Thb wee net the bat floe that he lel one eewdd to avow Mod grheelybe the hod Mt pled the gevotimer at Lard Ors, mod Lard Melbourne, bet he bed always hoe so loispobelly, sod Ms same woad new he to my wormer yea oder team dr broblee _ _ that a out amino of persons ware altogether unripisinied, buena did no t 2=o 10 PI7 601. you nut, and he should 7 Kr. Locke Xbits propori tuna far. 10/. county = (Hew, bar.) He bat bees laud to the course of his can vass vbellow be wail import a IM. franchise, and to th is he MIA, net. H. bellevod that Lord Palmerton wouldn't Niue the 10L frisibbe, sod if be did he (Mr. Brisepe) _useilidy should are woks milk bin. (Cheers.) He bilbevid, however, that aow bo bid on importunity Lord Pelimolon woad skew Mora agealg_esospetent to carry out Ks disitellsgolley in aeoordons - wI Ow wishes of the pagle, as be ballist which eel.Yd to benign affairs. (Hear, b .:7 4 . ll . lWriareies Indio e v ai eul r d efo be r. 7l . iat A dim d Yob yes dra which wit. decl.uad to be in favour onfr. Mom sad Kr. Drummond. A poll vas dmindell en babelfof Mr. Currie, which was ilied to tabs t o on flenarday ; and, after a rota of thanks had bee. mead to t h e High [Sheriff, the paceedings termi nl& ~'estern Tuesday, . propnetor Rambled, ei!dl LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 2, 1857. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. I Sim &efts' . 6 11.9... 00. naILIT=. 00111111,0111. KRICK LA31.1 AND 1141.1111.17.. mois t L-1 , 11 . 0 s • • ?LIMIT LILLUNISISIU de sm•and 1= 4 1 4 1 = 'ONT BLANC IS QIMPSON'S FAMILY BOOT and SHOE 1.3 WASEHOUBIL—Tbe lama end but "Wei al LAW OWII. man't Twat mad Mega% leole sod elmor In lino kitto, mad r.. 101•1 1 be lo ud gerfutir rim Umovat of fate SUM te4.—Pek. mad maderatt—t Oxfordsrat t OIMILIMITIMIT.-1111TAILISEIRD CARLOW: Ale 127 79 Ponsouby NEW 8088. Gray°. MIERDIEN. Cal* bm J. IP. Lab (L) Mi za.. 121 1 11 2Nlyeg n ":= 0 "Y,........ 12 OYAL COLOSSEUM OPEN DAILY, Morning CLOSE OF POLLS—YzermeY. ... a . ••••• , .., b „..- .n.te ai W. Mamba at T.—Astoksiso s Or SNOW Is te slop we Vos Sr saw --s-- WIZ awe l ial • d IgooNlm W ivei l •b• vosVms g iBB ENERAL TOM THUMB RIDES in his DUBLIN ORMSBY/Y. row a tow=to motor mom and RAF II IN lATORI CHARIOT ITTRRT DAT le re tram elo Nevis IMS =„„,...,:,,,..1 1 , .......= i ai........,1athemi1b Nat. Be eerkems ono Homan Woo doN el hire of Wei* Vsassis, RopmeNeet, ben tit Se Oa/ tat W 9 ANL . 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HoNesbodellesel -- a .... - 1_ 4' i HANNA Hamm O'Dwyer Miller Bond ARMAGH. a NS 176 lei " VW r Pra"T ooraNANg larlano me '.., TEAM to NEW YORK Direct , mod the' rt . • be lee *Nom KILKENNY. Is sod *MN stew le L. Sullivan 2ls j fl . isel raiLibm. MPAIIT EBAHFS PIANOS-MECANIQUEB.—Throe Device= -- 1 ..... 1 % cal to Kin OWL is s 7 - A". r U TIRIT I N %rill= OV AMILNOVON .......... W=, Ape I. VAR IC ent NINO eimerelios. so NEWRY. °ABDO . &re 21 Kirk (I.)' 944 • OF MARCHISTIIR _ IIeNNIN, Lie ... ==. tig.,,, th. a 4 , ;0 =4,.* ft 0 .....„,...7. Waring 231 Art *we oDermlo*erseeer. Bi. CON poem IS per* IT rere. eni II Nemo, sereilee rut imannadmain. CARRICKFERGUS. i gtivVrr e .ll I root. REEHOLD GROUND-RENTS. amounting to Dobbs NO Eir k ....: : I 1 it:c.i . ...... 1 : LI . = . :: 1 i .risi ...l i . geri. at .. ...• BALM er MUTAT% TIRATY, os so MoDonnuogh 3114 INN mewed ow • hooked eribl .... = —.-- mo to wi Ai y. las * ONeAerd IN Cre hm.e. lllNer b elre Net erase ia Corsi weld tete Is, .. =. C=oo.-ANO le WARR NAM. IA lgehe - 7 - *- ATHLONE. . lo TWA* ore 1.1. T Roao sr is Ind . Isom eZoor " .4 ' l.l .n i Vidt! dna. ••••• •• • . . GALWAY. $ ORIA (LONDON) DOCKS. ~ ill par i ggatr,.. T :bitek 4 811.-I.b. ' lIDIA MA or *lnd TRA.Ie GA bap. al Dunkellin TO 1111111111.11. A. IN. par INores-Washe gees be No Irbm tie NW le shone? OFlahery 6Ol • 103•44 OW ava sow Ire* ssissise ala as VW*. Dego, —Wmibome, 1. Wm% 5t.114.... 191*****. oft s Frio& 430 . . ....--- . _ .••••• • Ik• 1, Ors sawn 111 A ILI V' • SS !I k "Mt -- A OMNI" -- (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. Phi. 2, M.P., Mr . Thomas Beaky, Mr. Nathaniel Buck ley ayer of Ashton), Mr. Peter Ryland., Mr. John P Mr. T. B. Addison (chairman of the Preston Quarter Siesion;), Mr. William Brown and Mr. John Cheatham (the late members and present candidates), and Mr. William Rathbone. The High Sheriff, Colonel Townely, opened the proceedings soon after 10 o'clock. Mr. THOS. BLILIIT, of Manchester, moved the re-election of Mr. William Brown. Mr. Wa. ltavneons, of Liver peo4 seconded the nomination. Mr. THOXAS BILOCILLLHANC nominated Mr. John Cheet ham ; and Mr. Alderman NEILD seconded the nomination. Mr. J odium &rouse, of Orrnakirk, nominated Mr. John ]fight, but the object of the speaker was only to get an "Mutty of making some complaints of Mr. Brown. t nomination nut being seconded, the High Sheriff declared Mr. Brown and Mr. Cheatham du ly - elected. Mr. WM. Snowy: then dammed the electors, thanking them for the confidence reposed in him. Mr. JOHN CHEETHAM also sp oke at seine length, con dooming the bombardment of Canton, but stating that be had not voted on Mr. Cobden's motion became it amounted to a vote of want of confidence in the government. The proceedings concluded with a vote of thanks to the High Bhmiff. SOUTH WARWICKSHIRE. The election took place yesterday at Warwick. The Hon. B. Parer nominated Kr. Evelyn Philip Shirley, as a moderate conservative. W. Dreams, Esq., Chairman of Quarter Sessions, se conded the nomination of Mr. Shirley. Sir Pram= Saucing nun nomioated Mr. Bolton King, a a liberal in politic+, a man of high character, strict probity, and good Weiner habits. Mr. Mena Femurs (late M.P. for Manchester) seconded the nomination. He raid that having sat In three pationienta with Mr. Bolton King, he knew that there was etw more Admit men in the house. Weelisrunelltleas having been named, Mows. Shirley and King *we &eland duly elected. Mr. finizier sellacowledged the compliment. He said that he should give an independent support to Lced Pal merston. Though he considered himself a moderate con servative, he avowed himself a warm friend of location ac companied by religion, and an opponent of the Maynooth grant, without concurring in Mr. Spooner'e reasons. Mr. BOLTON KIN Li ablo returned thanks. He was, ho said, a warm su pp orter of Lord Palmerston's government ; the noble lord had carried on the war vigorously ; his foreign policy was each as became the position of the country, sad his domestic administration was of such a character se to satisfy the great bulk of the people. His appointments both in church and state had been good, and had given general 'addiction. The hon. gentlmen, who is a great agracul twist, promised to watch over the Lamas' interest, to sup port educational ens, and to promote economy in the public expenditure. (Ap Ipaace.) The newly elected M. P.'s were then girt with their overdo, an antiquated observssice which Warwickshire still observes, and the proceedings terminated. lUTH WILTS. bad voted for Mr. Locke Hines motion; but in respect to the mond, he did not bailers the billet would sing that safety to the voter its adveatim anticipsted; sad, moreover, there would be • fear of tain d witit the returns by the government of the day ; at such bad been found to be the rues in America, where it been tried. The oppo nents of Lord Palmerston, who accrued hint of having • turbulent and aggressive policy, ignored the facts of his hissing concluded an honourable peek* with Russia, of his having avoided a war with America, and of the pacific ter mination of the Persian difficulty. Ile (Mr. Howard) wee • stanch advocate of public education and the more equal dis tribution of church property. It wax monstrous, in his opinion, that the working clergy abould be so miverably paid, while there were so many rich dnocuree in the cots blishment. Mr. POalma salted Mr. Howard what his opinion was upon the subject of church-rain ? Mr. HOWARD—I voted in favour of Sir W. Clay's mo tion. (Hear, hear.) Mr. Caaatca flaked him if he would take up Mr. Fergus son's Carlisle Gamines Bill ? Mr. HOWARD would not promise to do that. Mr. Msastiam. then thanked his ronatituenta. It was a mistake to sums. that Lord Pahnerston was not a reformer. (A voice, " Wkat dots Jemmy Graham say ?") (Laughter.) He was a very old reformer. (A voice, ' In very deep diaguise, then.") (Laughter.) At any rate let them judge by his actions—(" We do r.)—let them see what measures he would bring forward in the next session, and if ho did not Mil their expectations be (Mr. Marshall) would not give the noble lord his support. (Cheers.) Referring to China, Mr. Marshall spoke of the great advantages both to that nation and this in tho establialiunent of ,more extended friendly and commercial relations, and which, he believed, would be ea clued by the present war. Lastly, he spoke of the great ad vantages of agricultural dangle-a. NORTH RIDING. 174 piari yINES EXTRAORDINARY.—PORT, AP BART, XADILIIA. sed MAIAALA. ail fla. wart, Jr gr a llig, "Wm 1 . 1r1.6:01 Porten's: l lam MW t . Isperld forTak door. Two oda7. for It ..Inepn 1111111DT. =30 . 4 7 dma—lf. rd A. MAU. WM. Impoul.s. Mt igLIA24I4 LL. WHISKY . —This celebrated artAirsur ww.Wag nrartmoLle &bit to ho , moo •.17 =MK Wu otellottoTalr' .. " Imo and Malin goolo um* erne N to L Oat old lo oalod tltt, la MIL std. at diC i lq emaa we.. la Lesion and vkia from ottoslool tamer Itoiltsa or Ur tnotitletaraol It. B. eat wwward.m. aseentr. DENNETTS MODEL WATCH. 66, Limp•l6,„ u••••••••••. • •••• ce awstadllw. tinw• saws bernmosiME dim. hen sulasas; Is vigor ?bp Onows ember mr amt. la TEE NEW PATENT ELLIPTIC-EYED br I. ~.L . : , ...f . „,...1 . 7 , F , ......„..? „ ... 7...e . :4=1 ....... 14 .. i ..., . =...e ,....„ At.... .I * . , isms lime le 11= 1" A Amid I. lir IWO". Ur SA podia el Ns polat• sole led of al trbeedrbas sad asionk— Londos S.C. LHE SUCCESSFUL RESULTS of the lest halt ad kup - as prend imams art OBAR °Mama.. asindit i pda:= ss aW t dip . A I : • San = a el a • Mir ' CM eta X. in Win SO add% " la wag Oa: •Ow dad "L. 110 L Drd Mak' le al la •ha Odd m Lan ;ea bd shabb add wawa Tetra r mil love at librolurr eithetis shah Lb Worm lio Embers, trisehreer their risk sal raw ler dohs essor dellegelibod brother hood el umber es " the Literry.* Of aim per" frees 1,16116 dete, easy be emereerl—bediee ori dad reseber. lams sad (leiderith--Dyer led eal, Debra sod lifr Walk= J Cialmer re eve Wartons, • SAsaDases e t isme lderl a = son spay emir and is the radet=ofirre estrbe dire ef Dabs sod She ma. Osereg, DresOran era f Of elsberea i ar aid= Ills deb die_ les. Theme Oesindle, Ld Lade erderso, red Chreedea lsylfiriesedatrin is the boterstrso, by Trermar Ors be di. Sabi rime sea haw se verrierelhe des A Sedb; elbdt Lad did Obit Ihe die hod Y rob d bar Mr. N. W. baker lelhe etemesehe et the peerneet deb. Wbm, mug earl den se be asliedbrat of wrdschis"didibandidsusuripremid. Lebrearl idler may lespallyS i f red, Lb*, =I Mrs ILL Ilso= s reeresasi se rarer re shwa br iletrfordLeleir 111. Aril veue DeV ies i . Lades Dieleddlb of d Lady WlLlher el= Der Thema elltabdrhr, ssiesses Dsmez r Dr. amber, Ye prier tal e em! puma et Wm Mr Lbw leyribirl Merles Leer re lb ten lrepeL With the re rem ere ebee Sir William Amber or Charlie Walls ne ✓em of Dn. Negri, libeles, Fadeee,Weses.l h i re ar . Mary Hard, b • proof tbit b be deb bee ben re arit INS 1p fto kinship with Offsests. M:et the low breves the soar y Led Stserdl mad Dr Ore" geidel bite A d a = Iskits ided 0.6E66 mg imai as the - of ; aim lb flow Orme Leak is le sisbiod le Leer by Aar it ble ef Dedesyr• lb Oros rend peop i s Chimi ert air debbemberelly es seheler seder tbd sr be Old oat of. Budget.— esimenbors, bass ta.A as taw sober. I 1.71736 KiStraS.—Thr man is rages tip =dam APIs. they powy Mikan 'Ma sketch spy maw the Upset Omar OPP, it the VeletiL aa riag tr ia vigul jesded th. spirt the treamprot lianas d It= Pad by s girt la his ilk 64vdss d aCir river r It Pier la Ihe Ulla= d a tvensse—ar visaliks Male Mere Oa mg test thermails did baby spa ilia I sa lolas savelled tie cm* biastir at dads it kr sow = — } sad *Ph sad pale spl Ph, *ft saes his so wn** Pe dathat. Aim as • lse is, la , pilaw Ira Sae lads ism; sad es be tier ahem hp, he pas M sse thst =tom Us IN eldi sod Prehas, strives to twit, hes smalleats, dile Pr made it she be held ' ha sad policed— Whimsies* /Mew, mew wake. Greedily, II arr ebee ttliot sesiorre attee Ittenpr aria with. Asto kie , 1 wee •mg law dory, tad he should =g Pli a gee t ee late It, bat they miei remer wr ea th: = C l immellke tera Ye pricy in 010161. Up dot mar ▪ lowsweb In rub out to the @Brandt& et wry cos that he wr Y the dold, and that red lit had der re ine row an Ile of British err see Br to arasitha Sr bare d dr (gauntry, and ho (Mr. Derted) breril ▪ Iva et& that was calotarall her heatp V e ykw" ) What did they es te war Ursa do bsioesediat , bemuse the wisiehed Niro did nit thoo to ten tbe cheer of Heads eat their veil set thew him to etteek. sled sties roe Twiny. II lobed ma that rb arty was lambi upon Or pair he word rt hove esnernkbet _roes Peebles Md net = =l,d to " Masa Into wit " war was thdr Irate VIM forms liteeld be s• el, or ow learnalkot r to their way to word the beaver des arsary ; and when Mr. Roebuck rod for a atamillat visa tie subject, they were all fortiori at the moor prom of obpky, add took to their heele (" Her" sad shush.) They WI the washy without any primal & Mr, rime ssq Seems Beent eremessy ; e w in tout, without try one le any se Ile theeses gand fa this rite of Oho Lad rehruten accepted Mir ad hod corded as Ate war with vigour end mem sad had at bid einind • hare peace tier esqed Ide essethe ewer beeped ~We. 111 .8 77 MOM he rile=soppert Lade but it art be "deo that he word not to ampert him it siewara rat I • Wei pipes. With rapid le or L *um& alas vas s good deer et ham la Ste of No Olaishme apm dre d =est, ad so kr, se be Mr. ap▪ pal morsosib ibli =s aa riVit i o, sod le wadi ma le my pepeddeo wee selsoklei le ha pk to des the sitamey tee sew and easy. Me =ll = N os rook it do dime ewer the wear se ease paged el, sod le thV e l the that mlght dlestord soy kw, sod be weak sew esomst to ray portrait amp et re doelks lit espremilbste thst Weld the elled do disterovy et then surdas upon = ing ehno w se& to dared hr or po ked= the Irglat fi 0111111111 Meer.) He Amid ihe 641ssakinfiSimaci money Ix Mr di 0111 pare at . sod the lanais st Noise Me et ANIL s year, sad lbws, se own Why pmenoteste amid set Pre asetti Mg libel It Ind ke duty, homemr, ellke llomedtkemoss ipteeelbee=a mai amid dose sot etelhime. Is ta. bed to Ms lbs, sod be amid do se bed& It they dome tbm owdea, In dim rem Ida ; end r:tbiletilmapirtlimi; lot if they did Tern Ma, he mil soars them that be amid Imee te n persevere irt the ore mom be lot lithote toko. Pro.) Mr. Corte seat rinend the eisders. Ha aid the friths had be.. idled what was and by s liknal ono r that threalmald — ' Ite a rornltt — Wit peeMment. (Clem) an met Wiliam of adult Ind able nen la this amen Ms de net pima the elective poesessd eeml bam then Mee& thoomda of nermotampadal by intellect sal Meediea. vesaid 1.1 wee tha tresehims on those wimp me poem& el prepety, hialleat, and education; and = 1 de gli I an mill thd I mygive self pledgm, and aell nay will be the Miner, tar ny beth li sad out of par. be pet, will amid, yet I will say that if Yan Mean of Omens will bring 6••••1 owl • momlb erre r bier, sad at a time lam I am • prionlair et • Fraction moult, I wit lamed ems =roe In tho Homo ad Me& every man in the rpaittl: peeneaket of the elective Sibs geeninee either property, or intellect, or einedlea gait la anis Ina - be exercise it with inde- Lareml use. (Chem.) Abair that will be the s Mad the leashes &muds. De art ist en bseappesed le lee an who would eppen the ederka the 111111111110 WI farther amen the due of boon- WM dent la counties or beeenghs. But I will ad blithe with householders, name I an it le a Reg Mean sad roan falleolous test of campeleses dab enarain the *dive hdelise. Only cerrer th e epanties of do Yr which limits and &dm the ilea to the linene fricabin to the rated nett pole af hem. My min Len Henan, is a redden be Lade; end I Man is say he dote ad pat ers • vile, end bed be rt bna that he passers • flea slate Y tin eassty be wend ad be • voter at thle 1110ement, balms he mg lin la • fernithed boon ar la dumbed (Hear, Mr.) TM yea nay have am of Waned, of honour, sad j hairpin, yea may ban Decor penned of the highest peadble - MMus, yen algid Me • Anna, • Milton, or • Illelennne apsamis t of • vote while the heachne dart by dis oriessema (Chen ) My vim of Mom, lbandm, Int le emir the hearridee then who are mleablelly and avows* implant le my die it Ida Iniquelem•illet larillsomes, ass l• an- Mir my lumel kle same be the eneries kimilse ale Miff _dm adverted le of the gabled ellen teem, ad the errthro of the debills; be amemeowl dot be MI impred • moms to MO* ▪ 6810•11. ilembo et LW property, ead if the ewers arat wield nepect bin. he biped to it. With roped to the Mayseeli gnat, be would aboM Y at mai. The Emirs sepooled, with three chine Is land Derby. The election of members to represent South Lsn- I aselike took place yesterday morning, at the Legit Any, Hotel, Nowton-le-Willowe The wester portion of *le t wars brought in special trains tram !dea -1 cheater end ra l it ;:erpool. There were meant : Mr /tabors Bart., Sir E. Armitage, Sir John Potter, M.P., Mr. 7 1 Lt ‘ rintt., M.P., Mr. James Henke, L.P., Kr. P.. N. leodkidate sad the Minor Tniateson tben . propesod, and Captain Litwin se conded General Wyndham. Mr. F. L. B. Dynan then proposed, and Mr. Ainswearz seconded Mr. Wilfrid Lawson. Captain Lowrn etc avowed himself a launch supporter of • conservative policy, and an opponent, though not a factions opponent, of Lord Palmerston. Ile disapproved of the double-defiling of the noble lord in the China matter, and ridiculed the mcermisteney which hod led to the defence of Sir John Bovering on the one bend, and the landing out of Lord Elgin to eupersede him on the other. Ile declared himself the unflinching opponent of the Meynooth grant, and of the admiesion of Jews into parliament. He spoke in high terms of the personal qualificattims of his friend, Mr. Lemon, but eaprensed his conviction that the political principles advocated by tbnt gentleman were not those which would obtain the approval of the conotituency. Gamma WenDltelen political principles wets identical with those of Lord Derby. He denounced the ballot as cowardly and m- English , and expressed his belief that, rather than being a protection to the voter, it would lead to wholesale bribery and corruption in the hands of unscm ,polous agents well amminted with the constititemy. Mr. LawNON said that that division of the county for twenty-two yam hod been in a state of political slumber, hat Ise hoped it would Mee the banner of liberalism. He mimed bism elf a supporter of Lord Palmerston generally, mail smeedally in reference to the Chinese war, which he did not helm ought to be judged on the narrow issue to which it wrath( to reduce the question. no was the upr el oar during the hon. gentleman's .- dress, ho concluded abruptly to put an end to the CY a. halos which for no apparent mum, except a disincline At e . ea the part of everybody to hear anybody, WY growing worN sail warm Thu 1111011, of heads was in favour of Captain Loy thee and Mr. Loom. A poll mu demanded by General Wyndham, It will take *moo Friday. The ematest is expected to be •a ver y severe 4306. The nomination of two candidata to represent the western division of the county of Cue,erland took place on Monday, in the market-plaon Carlini', the scene of the recent city election. It wee • mimesis% morning, and tho feet of its toms a "walk over" diminished the Interest the event might otherwieshave excited. Three were, however, ems 300 or MG_ preens in front of the Malaga Dir. CSACILINTIIOSPE, of Newhiggen-hall, proposed the How. Clarks Howard ; Mr. DONALD, of Linstock, seconded tka nomination. Mr. HOWARD, of Orsystske Castle, then proposed Mr. William Marshall, of Patterdale and Hellons& ; Captain Janos, of Lowthian Gill, seconded the nomination. Mr. HOWARD, after speaking some time upon the China glaittbaskammigii°l4lLand,sagrartiimeeapProhisa:remertmeith'bilmccndtou.thetlizionfrivictursifirdonetoPo'huantputuf theentienter:- The nomination took place yesterday at York. The candidates wile the Hon. O. Dunoombe and E. S. Cayley, EN., who have represented the North Riding for net eral suooessive parliamenta, sad the Hon. J. C. Dundas, brother to the Earl of Zetland. Sir W. WOULZT proposed, and J. OUTHWAITE, Esq. seconded, Mr. Cayley. W. J. Maamit, Esq tiposad, and H. B. Potato, Mr. ~ E T.Wrvizz, „proposed, and Sir W. MILKER seconded, Mr. Hondas. Mr. CLTLST contended that the putting forward of Mr. Hands@ was an attempt on the part of some half-a-dozen groat izhig families to get the representation into their own and to save the freeholders the trouble of sending members to parliament. He called upon them to support himself, as one who had given an independent support to every government that had proposed good measures. Mr. DUNC 011111: having stated that his vote on the China question, which bad canoed some dissatisfaction, was moat conacientiously given, observed that he would support no system of national education that was not founded upon reli gion ; that he was opposed to the opening of the CiTatal Palace, the British Museum, and such places, on Sundays, in favour of church rates, and against the ballot. Mr. DUNDAS declared himself for the abolition of church rates on Stir and honourable terms, for an extension of the franchise, and for the ballot. Tho show of hands was in favour of Mr. Dancombe and Mr. Hondas. A poll was demanded on behalf of Mr. Cayley. :PTONSHIRE. by my vote, on . February, atrocities, as he calla them, at Canton ; and second, because it at ones disposes of that idle vaunt of Mr. Diaracli and Mr. Ciladetone, that it was their exertion., and the hostile vote of the house of Commons, that bad produced the removal of Sir John Bost-ring. The communication was made to ma two nights before the conclusion of the debate, and when the government expected to be supported by a small majority in the House of Commons, having already been powerfully sna• reined in the House of Lords. The fact Is, that Lord Pal merston, I have no doubt, had always intended to nominate this plenipotentiary, though he did not care to give the in formation to his heedless opponents." MACCLESFIELD ELECTION.—Mr. Huggins, lately one of the candidates for this borough, writes to correct the impression that he went to the poll. lie nays:—" At the termination I obtained an unprecedented majority, end a poll being demanded for Mr. Brocklehuret, which was appointed the following day, I bad a conferenoe with my committee, when it wee unanimously agree t d th oulat dhe under be all t he eireum eksaces, well known to them, i rr me to selire from the contest. I assented, and my agent imme diately communicated m determination not to go to the poll to the town clerk and otners directly intermte and I re turned to town the same evening." FINSBURY ELECTION.—A numerous meeting of electors of the borough of Finsbury, in the liberal interne!, most of them active supporters of the two unsuccesafel can didates at the late election for this borough, was held in the large room of the Belvidere Tavern, Pentonvilk, on Tuesday evening, to consider the steps to be taken with reference to the late election. William Tyler, Eaq., of Highbury, occu pied the chair. From the information presented to the meeting, it appeared that there was reason for believing that the expenditure of money in the late contest on behalf of Mr. Cox, the newly-elected member for the borough, wee illegal, and that, on a petition to the House of Commons, ho would be declared ineligible to retain his real. After some discussion on the subject, it was unanimously resolved that the requisite st e p. should be taken for prosecuting such peti tion before the House of Commons. MIDDLESEX LAND TAX COMMISSION.—A meeting of the Commissioners of Land Tax for the county of Middle sex was held at the Sewions-house on Clerftenuell-green, on the 30th ult., for the purpose . of assessing the quotas to be contributed by the cerium. divisions, &c., for the ensuing Mr. J. Hargrave Mann took the chair, and Mr. year r tnre Bunnell ofßeisted MA clerk. It was ordered that the quotes be seamed ea heretofore, notwithstanding their in equality, : the Tower division, , 96.11. s. ; Marle• bone. 54/. ss. Id. • Holborn, 11,6281. 2s. 15; Finsbeyry, 11,3771. 6 19s. Bd. ; St. Hike's, 12,2731. Os. H 4d. • Liberty of the Rolls, 1,4371. ss. Bd. • Duchy of Lemma . , 2,7251. 3s. ,• Dore undred, 5,1171. 3s. 10d. ; Kensington, 7 4431. 2e. 11d. ; Edmonton, 4,6451. 12s. Id. ; Staines, 2,902/. 12s. 2d. ; Brantford, 3,437!. 7. 3d. ; Uxbridge, 89091. 12a. I Id. ; n uking a total of 97 , 7161 . 3s. E l d. (with fractions) payable by the county. A discussion ensued as to the necessity of the commissioners meeting annually, as no such meetings were held in other counties. The chairman observed that it was always the beat to be on the right side. The act of parliament said they were to melt, sad if they did not, in the case of any difleulty with their collectors, for instance, it might be plea d ed that the meeting ought to have been held, to mike their proceedings formal and strictly legal. It was true that in other counties the commissioners did not meet annually, and with the view of making an uniformity of pros eding,it was contemplated to apply to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, or to get a short act introduced to settle the question. Mr. Bunnell, on the invitation of the commissioner*, gave his opinion. Be con sidered that they were bound to meet annually by the act of t. Thanks were voted to the chairman and Mr. rur i th amea elh and the meeting wijourned, 2 , lllfli j etee tel ke li t n r e f t al = .... nee w in ..., Iserd=is ta w3dikarsairl a . c .nw :k7 .. 114; aw l ..„. Pond Chunky, 10 am. A poll um dmillied ea WWI of Mr. Currie, which was The newly elected stone were men gen woo ism 550....., question, which bad caused some dissatisfaction, west mom haw 11. 11..6ir *Lbw le ar Os.. - 11. HAPPIS. Wow gm. ars e lftrew ilml DmMe. WOW. 3 sr Hoc F. Scott (C) 66 Rotarian . 27 h a : a t h t e t a g ne d lia l o aa t h e llaaaala ni g h y s i t te nk aaa• alter the I ... d i ngs & aata of th anka ten .i. end = I t e q proce uataa e a nter basma tec l tete whic d t , Wanaicaahila Wit observes , ' trimly given, observed that he would support no system of national education that was not founded upon reli- -1 DDLESEX ELRCTION. The CITY 99_11WITTIII by prmallisgu_RlAWlTl et RELIEF to the EMBARRASSED.-Mr. sf ed ealtaits sea Munn atePAWL/ M at a lt ati t h dreens i .,. • "mc..41. ler 1.1 W 333 . 4 •633.11 " 31. " . " I t = ........................ Scott Pull at Ayton, 3 p.m. 67 67 rated. EAST SUFFOLK. SOUTH WILTS. awn ; that be was opposed to who opening of the Cr7stal Palace, the Britinh Muse and such places, on Sundays, in favour of chumh mica and against the ballot. iithria. rn 1 ., .r eescasm a gl ui ssn i g Scott Lord Henry one , Mr. Wyndham, and the Right Hon. rstes lar on . H feir uaa aan a d d l a r alarad onours 6use ble terns, for ree . aboli e ti z o t.i n of i c o h f urc tha h e n t n ITHWARK ELECTION. ous=tawsish_ st =err Uss Robertus - franchise, for e ballot. le in HUMORS et Os 11010110111 et 1011111 WA SC wet re .. se Ira of _Su ff olk took place yeeterday . at Ipswich. The two _._ put f or ward in °lir Sidney e mbewwere proposed. The Scat-named candidate • and the non to Mr. Sidney Herbert ; and Tho show of hands was in favour of Mr. Danoombe and candidates, lord Henniker and Sir Funny Kelly, were nu '" 4 10 rataiTreat rata ir otkresi e gir eel mersgl i = me ter WEST SURREY. oppoired. the Proposer of Lord eery Thyme protested againet the Mr. Dundas. A poll was demanded on bohalf of Mr. Cayley. me we cm nussmishula de Osssuses sr rsr- mAßEfs's SPECTACLE% tea elaseper and - L e m ig hx , rhsh irrodicored his vote on t h e chi na qui, diction of the house of Pembroke in . the countL. A....i.A ear. DIDN'T HERBERT, is mammon= th e co-tors, 0r...v.. t den be ots owl 'WOW kW** Is Wimp rs . In: lariarb It tr e e mss► The nem i n gi ett e f t h e maidatee for them n . lion, in which he mid he bad DO intention to cant a COMM .... u . which „ in iwcii inn " that y io ow ~ turned out . SOUTH NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. Ina ire moswer mord 6. ms be set rpramt. rei Wit pp p eassisasess. whin mid Istesels as era Orr area. ow V i a & hst alta mts a the mhastr -1....161' at whom ...--t....e we weta ri... at o„-t- a ' ach tatithttatA for of Lord Aberdeen's government , and another assertion, that The nomination took place on Tuesday, the condi- g n,' ataleales. We Inal 1.... ib ii --. nerhamen se"tk* t ot talk his pie di e v e lia. d y at teLguß o f S urr ey (Lill! th. •"-o-it " • ---.- i ..e......1.. ..”----- t ru h r h - ow -, . war /r" we '`' r he duetted the goverment and the army at the timed dates being thelate member., Mr. Itainnid Knightley andCap- ins NO worm Mid. I Ws mat ens s. ow um was at 27111711 0 !eel the 9.6 tr-,.., 2 l is d, - ttataartal"&-.K,-., upon which Prime gat- their harms in the Crimea. lee for other matters, he ob- lain p yn , (toneeireet i ree ) , en d L or d huh urp, or . o f K id d 111• Wan ewer dr warm et ine mr WOW 1 Wed. Yew le be. BMW p.m. had conducted of the coun tr y. (Cheers and ..MOs seas Out The High Sheriff of the county, J. LAnoscitins, Esq., laughter.) Me cashiered that the interest of the country- s urved .rion. that of th i t , = . a favo ura ble a tim erQ e .g for o co p m u l n dering that gra t t Tim WSW rd sod W. presided on the ormadon. i i s ,ro lo f ols . ti ns p's .. regpti e. o .di n wu ng v i c y ry vom en w thu . - Tira , LOOM ~. W. E d v r gLeN . , .Ireg . . the late manber, proposed Henry ,‘___ .._ -.-, __ .._ . _ ___ eerdeoce ey a ab ates of His ecclesiastic:l courts ought to be redressed- to the great constitutimal questions of the day. The show 22, C Wideman* Thigia•••••••• • limb Z. ME THE MAID of JUDAH. By emits' BLOUSE. Demon:on Est , lit end Pm ' ta raPremal the qua°. 7tre a etroV aaaaaa m inistryh.l. .7. stp"rised t h at the With regsrd to church rates, the bill of Sir W. Clay last Sea- gasti f3Pma Z r al (li th be origO ral). hi H s of bandit wan in favour of Althorp and Krughtloy. Cap- INIK, of DEPOSIT, 3, Pall-mall East, Loudon. 01:,,,: w r w rgriV e wr w i ttt . 2%="1" . '" 1 ,...""%,".t western division_ °Ms oomSZ. .el. An Whereto. _ I;.,__ general ( Hea r, _._ ) don was a one sisal one. The motion of Mr. Locke King lain . Vyse demanded a poll, which will be taken on Ilostrri A.D. 101. Wok. late Wind. Per Carom et -- - O. BERT, gag., MOM. see lestnaelaat al ear. imam- noble premier had unongnt lit to reiterate the charge of coin • i n he ,. a m mo . to t h e e l ect .. e t on the franchise made a grest s noise, hut it WY only one part F r id ay/ sane* af IN itstriff 0 MOIRE an e•gribul l• emir ROM Oar sad Co. Mr Derr Worm t. term W. mood.SOUTH LINCOLNSHIRE. Y ens et dm we et Derr W.I. WI Wed. The BRIDAL QUA DRILL& Be Ham L. gri l ses., Eq ., T biaa&a l e rie- ema =.l,.. o f Th, r b - , h a d - -- st . te d in his p l ace ht of e shots end taking one ingredi e nt in a doctor's pro- sot wowed Mr. Henry Carrie . He -"rt.° , -- - . . • end emplace, without the other ingredients, would rather kill Sir n. Trollops, Mr. Wilson, and Mr. Puke were 00111 i Prews.o. rd two pr z firi rawe s t how ar=e, Ittrasy. 4s. the Hems of Inds that no such combination e 0111•011. Itrostos emm il ' inr. Ah7e.l a re ' pro it ro w rs " th ‘ Vr Y isj a urt ll. ros at . th oth ea it n i emi ' io so ita d nitoi. Mr McCann , Mr. Moron , end Mr. Brodrigan were noun - said thut h° alum* I" have 614" la hi ' P"' t " in " " alter the deckrekei ermr. Cobden dud he nee deed his than cure So I say (he continued) of Sir . Locke nated. A poll demanded. imi lls , ..ProPoeer ha no od wisi lfir m • Con . ; k i r. d c .,,,t, ii„:, acsawabli a arpr .. k .'" rwa d the - =W u...wor m m it ... the hoes his of fruni tlist . I!ouso u. o d f C u o . mm ii tx tb wi e lou deama t men- DROGHEDA. 0. ?? AUTHORITY et the PRMICH OONSUIAIREZZAL. T liretrairuaty'ZifollireMoN ; • 'pail.. unirl,...:. .....-:...;.,v, ~ :.-12: a helm el Irma ssmsellrthrwl sterkset or tee 13 " .3 " 1 " 3 4 14 " 1 Paiaaleall t awl that at a cat of the Ilia attachment to the gdoeipis of progressive reform. Imperfect form. I want to see other portions (ho qu on r'vssini Si. .""h° " 000 " *las Nem& P. Rewires. gnu"' whlkett° shoal b urn Ida 19Prutr cad, tc *lt h um " Sir Ftrzaov /Italie la his speech, observed-Yon ell Iftvided f or the same measure. If you make the county 41 7Erf FRESTCHCOMMDMIARIAT SURPLUS 3 WD-• Miff*" 0 ,1114 0 of ••• isee Phelertle also, be he ' sod he would Twain the cenddence of the knew dim seine ie .. L enin h . e ,„; net . et pee, with and the borough franchises identical, you will Le giving, say, arm......-tra: --- W I lbsi Z = hi the 10111 1M11•111111111111111101 YR as Al= ____•• Ira aeher Nis K. , ..,,, , , g e mi s t ... b . • TRIEL 6. IIII ... L. rr o x i t =a r i1 1 ..., Le=11•1121.. • O r li f a' "elm . .... L ia nas 48. Lion ....men. •i• , decles. B. A. Angrier, Ink seconded the nomination. Tat ASPECT or A CHINRSE CITT.-AS seen g ...gym t h erind manner, the cheers being c01...1ca ., c w .00.4.D Nom a m i nzatb.thpemnop tr oiymi.. imme. (Chem) China. We_were sm...... caispii an as ca w b ar le . intercourse with eLladivid°B4,_ „._ _in .the i x" u ff h v"`l dsi ud h " wlib l" . " 7 ' s ry. There must be a difference between that ' I "ail ' badalma lad laaalighaaad People: ' whereas t a ;siTs a rt7=rsen aa . * I wish to see an industrial hanclUse I we ale at ris sr terminated- mr. Da. mmowD dm .00d f0r... , toad. lb. ewer,. re:dammed mpg. am.. evsaiimitinte the paid Vito ars aprodential franchise. I think amen, for example, la Made" will thilL Pen d he her 601. in the saving. tank ought to have the tranchne. ISLE OF WIGHT. Clifford and Fleming. Poll demanded. UNOPPOSED RETURNS. WP , P. ha lo:inst . : 4 m d th.. ,,, zt bgnisod.... . o ki ngr i n.) vistia The man who pay 40s. ,4 ot ana direct .n g tr d es . :g o li f t th. als: ni to ,th be ti t- . : a IA W . inn without, the aspect of a Chimes by, although strange mi ngle d as with miss 0 um," the Town-bell at this Ill thi l ivies. l46.l.Ma ibiw _ a " 1.41 41 1‘ . with the * •b• neitsi• very . A co 4 jo (Chan.) oMT 80MILII•ET•HIRP.,-11r. C. A. Mod C hoy and Mr. Rem% =C c e...... ► lt:rm. ee Onlentne te EurePten ere. is b y so mat swine- tb " tube lees crowded. Re rus = ll 4:7 l . d Why, biserdid they net tons Obrin - } I will answer the should In v ° the isn".. right P • ma lt y ° w t U l d. I ee Z e , e , ee f , W. H. P. Langton, the late members, were yesterday re- to • position wane mare et the Hoer loosepa elms be inhabitants ailed in belglitly-painted areeten. I was Ware the obbtry, the government, 00t....1 turned without opposition. a g oi n tuft fee WWI and peek was bat baperteetly b e by the repress. a , this Ido not think therein amen of -a- sense logisa. sod be bar of their deem* eribiteetsre re sotE, rota Bygone-Mr. G. S. Do ff (L), late member. He mid they Yid bun truly told that esclasse n terse es= aserressisetaral ft. umgmedil. Mills the gates, however, One at the .sort at to perform Important " , 7 - that attand3lWer. p0w ,da 1a =.72...-A liga ww wiliftr tuy K.varw.,,,,,ra gr eat sod en the count gb y N a ce is favotosble to it. At the some time, w s.T o n i tt w c ir s §: i. e . . rej s i -_ ).- D. Me t.. arse . ll and De Vere. immulhered • ials wear retie friar c . c .,. tor of Lehr eie el late Weep leer .- elan It save Ike MOM "re allobil by Os bribe sod dim the blepidatlca el the two sambas to pol l tooot ; bet, •• nn the nern. (Cheer.. tis • peat aria- nin s v e h t i ff gihe, is t he in t iligco vinive cn iS i t d isis pinspeci b inn i ondv A y of che end aio i nn s elii try i , oh moatvielle wa do i . 2....... br rurr " rums b bang Med lieelegbfaree, hy the berme end disasednee there von three randhlee" •'• ' • and peat ealy rho tha "IV this . mbu l,lblf r r i = thanks to the wise measures of 1546, I think that parliament IV 4 0 4. 0, ''''' j '''' 11116 1" - b. % , „.., as . art by the soirenal Ihk ad evil have e " it ens . il t they meet . la a se.ree ... Or out end ought to enlarge the basis of the franchise. (Cheers.) T bees. ......, . * • -, t h asiss a d . - % abb a " ar = sg uaier with With a great populace to deal with I would rather have them s.ORD PAL3IERSTON AND THE iiOE6E OF Cox- , - - boo ble • h i m e tb sc it.da to d e ka it „„,,id„ to &t u c k ii (ch,,,,,..) goX6.-We le= from the Gateshead Observer that Mr. this --• ir........ --- ••••• - • 4 • - . - , Hutt, M.P., made ths following statement at a meeting of and .• be elt gala- gam . - ' liv r e gPn " Vibioe . 14i1Tgt WI eagelbibrallribbb): be it re ,-44 errs Yr: ••• a. ues are. "" r"' their =A their dire , ear. MI 1112 .0 111=0 pm= rdell lb. * rimy mmeopmes. lb bowl or be, mak raved, e ueport era. be had dons, slenid ahaag e w jel i git it ear- w _ via : --. ~...... nee easb; se alma ea assns el der or ter'ely would not be by what be said et mien •mg upple.sset, um ore. muc h threatening theady ; I *ant " •••• 1 • ""'•2l ur t° Coblea's • motion woe before the House of Commons, I net- t bed her ° wens " P et " * t e t the making of promisee which we are not able to &Int. In ... t a sti=ases aU r a s talta asna - ._„:4 -I; ''' '' none .... bur bulk the lumbum• boo of he obeli.; said that this elisoilotton bed been bombe erne by a earl- ha mr " a hea tbs rd ae ur•erbul . ch, h r bl umg ininet Lee[ vbkh " ostrom Tr ate MS error al ewe melee. - while boo soot Ww.7 doable 411 lea is mem. in a tion. (Hear.) Coslition was a very ogiy Wied. illospegis ...,,,, ~,, o f ~...,K,,,,t hi d emelosson, the right boo. gentleman spoke of the Deena of deemed a letter to Lord Palmerston, stating that I saw much ee economy in our expenditure, with an efficient army and = l vy , to regret in the proceedings of the British agents at Hong ask InOlsods eo lsons,_lnVit =m a r Peassinlid o ___. o _siseshles_ o __ or said there was to he a coalition between Os sonSfift - at -- iL d - t_ makr... .„,. 4 me g aiik "....ht 1.67 . ....,fatto the m city t d,. °l t h at -- Mr. NVYNIIX AM then spoke, saying he would fairly sup• Kong, and asking whether the same persona were still to be N CYfICE to INVEN T ORS . - 0711 ( 1 fa tr0b... m ....1al or 0 " , •••••.. i . i . •7_. 64, IP e of this election. Al he could say wee that be had set arlred ton . l '. ---- o v i i - Zwri. '6";h r - t i , t port Lord Palmerston's government if its measures were eontinued in the direction of affairs in that country. Lord ramsma Or .• rho bon - with wry ono (° Hear , " sad a laugh.) He wad be thee ani yi,........ , (1•131 so good. eeee.-111 T 42rellit iV er i reWi l iA 4 / 1 4011 It= Oser Ibe height errs a l berm et ri,,, - why. - Who; he woe • younr; inso be was through Mr. Ilayter, the Secretary of b_ 6 ..". 4 ." """"m bens oulu bra, Nostio, silk, and pipe, Owl airs the Meese bed et hun&g, but he invenahly are v 2 7' ananddy po . t • - 4 ---1 " ---- - a ibla Mal". IC" tku:d'r a inalgulult" Lord Hirer THYNNII spoke, saying he was a firm and Palmerton "p li ed' me se. Pori Lair ke he Uelm. [WWI er emaitae; alt joet or fa air OD grarch for a hinese seals - ru . ma party of a sub* attached member of the church of England, and he thought the Treesary, that he could not disavow rho acts of Sir John It wan the duty Boning, as that would lead to grave misapprehension; but awe rensemes se s. Si war sonsel,ero craseto oe be streets ;NA by the amaseino Frio- an. aseatry -ho never went three* pp Wit (actor pork grant ought to be repealed. 0 w .. 1 ....,,,, th P ia l , and ~m l „,,u rder, B ,t. lailb ,., ri the government to deal with the question of church rates, that it was his intention to adopt in this emergency the sane Wa1a1 1 .1=4... "" cametleiiii - "' it Lit me ll.a ref t ett bra mYdm ? Me err is at aaeee mai b.f.. Pire. tA evirV isagla blipltbsee n Padia ndtri; a oil= ~ - --t He11i5h 0 ,,,,„,. - ii d and provide a fund for maintaining the fabric of the church. course that wan adopted on the occasion of the find Chinese Ineensil and seamed by the anional bib* that psdimiegs ember sigma, us solix is l a t al - - eladee - r - s it e ii i Th' s ab ikm d e s re i,7,4 m mi g He wished to see the principles of free trnde fairly carried BETTS'S PATENT BRANDY hee WSW sines ip laleellesden le lee set& bee reeleallek pulli.sktmeellas r i g a 60 . 0 mum Is of•;" Hos imboldbobb Farad le leir. boo were neee-be Id thee the ..„,j vase a am ok „„,,,.,& cal d ia , they WHO out, and our government avold meddling in the quarrels of , _ .. ,, war, when Commissioner Elliott, not having given sells- swoon, was superseded in his functions by the superior wren ma the h, as the bee seeeirerre weeeeremee le ......... mug be l a t i ri bib iall e ah and re g i V il id; uu• bin." ads W I" b. Me /nu P r * right under - 7,elesaly te besraiiksh and ememelt Ewc9ein 84814. me Haw in aces stowlew me WM Ws 11. inverd uur 1 e..._ 4 1T , owillooo Imo ear ono w e taro 7.7.1 Or the Mem, ess ohm sho in p or y .i im i) sesesma l m• abirr dwim b b• asi lli a : aid b•bul j the . as lb ' ea" w r siet..i eb s . m em n o mi t ai d, b uni e = Herbert The ehoz of m han r de was in favour of tho Right Hon. Sidney authority of Sir Henry Pottinger, sent out expreuly for that . Wyndham. wpm. I dwell on this anecdote for two reasons. First, fleseer. meir . _e_Lke as me A s k be slee p s lleybag, ears as Gwen /mom Those who wished to te ture g = me ii.. tbs bui rW ul m „ I luir u ,.. br , but ••111 dulb ens Iliesee ban es Drag Eels tras rot r Vora eats: A poll having been demanded by the Menthol Lord Beaty it will, I hope, show to Mr. Crswahay that I did not sanction Wt ease . a ' a '" " ..n d .*•• ° ''''S W i Z t r anke in " il ww•um b ••• li ad are flaisofmg ht 'Waal bum; Pinned ad eartaialy esalsees with a patty reser be be b u t -- b y - '",,„.` --- Z - d . set l% ihmaareis , po r er d ir ullads ',. f oe bi,, , Thymus, wee ordered to take place on Saturday next. OW Fame , •*•• Pe. , ere • _Br, I! elm ! ad the atas mg respessie et corisor @Magma serer Hams a 011.1.1111/ as Peak" a Jorty that era* wolowsT L . J1 ..„, =, se w . mu m , ...) And this ie ... 1 6. :6 1 147 . . 2 : 11 . ' 2 71 1 :Zr."" ••••• • 111211.111 wirsdir would arm le a Clime tindsmos at- geed epeargres. WI In elms be Mr. DrarrioQ Fired no riT"'_, ~, ......, m i . 15 „,,,, A , Wt loli_enbodoorlike.- r arriehr lido" sew eamber. ralbook Held Ibis ram so bolt bresein was ear- sa l ii * is m e r In A. 1 ,7 6 7. -- i pw k ilia H ower a ClUa b = rt.". g: .... 10.1 1- nts Lam y cum-pli 1 the time et Oar- bd. Do It debt to vele be be prenment, sins dream this ad as en net of baits- WEST CUMBERLAND. es for the Western by my vote, on the Vath of February, the i ll egalities and atrocities, as be calls them, at Canton ; and second, because it at ones disposes of that idle vaunt of Mr. Disraeli and Mr. Gladstone, that it ins their exertion, , and the hmtile vote of a= era aa min, " a aa. lisle glieb.: tier emit m lie ler h. tom elm. ea.. rho 141•tery at the tine he did fie nay thee& Or who ere would C•umm e I bu sy t n _ . .. ..„, .......,.., , ~.. „,, The nomination of randidat the „euee of commons, that lied produced th e removal of le le we use It H mei ham s of .1r larelenallea Ye bolas CUL* Ilse It rionel the *OM, Mr. Feeder We, in have been to his caralbrals. (A I=lo A ll J i rl idr• if " _„.._•• --- - e - ,._...... -', --,,...._--- Divinon of the ty of Cumberland took place on Tuesday, allimalleallimilga i aal ''''" ''''''''''''',_."°"°""._, in the Deer 0= Cookermouth. There were three gen- Sir John Burring. The communication was made to me 1" -imi-d t.walircir" - "Z" i-brara l " "66 --MM- 6 ".... 112 chrastre bb " lab . le bbsos Ovievivig4 ll saw " it :Mt C hai r its bel et wookligtitritho he had muld iee7 H e bit thaa Mat hs mai ls we " &In: it t hat if 1 ......„ 1 12 W 1 " ... , 11 , 11 . 1. ....... b : ' 2 „, im ' nt l - S y , even ..._.' __„_, s '"'" Denim who claimed the honour, Genend Wyndham, late two nights before the conclusion of the debate, and when the see he bee settee It. I dall= 1 ... ...... EllMadenr nod Omar ellbeel be welhardee. then he linden was right. (Hear, bear.) nor Ind eleo ender- --• d ens , .....„, ~......_,.., "....,.• _ -• _.. m . n n, •• _ or _ in , : 2 - _ --- m ho elhar of f Lo orz , C kena en ou d t . h . ; . C of ap th . tain la Lo te w m t e t•r te , r. the fo h r e t i h r e of ,ii the 1= ".4 . 0 . 11 am ask rano/ Rau DVF:erier le re; pew way We arilmed diehabb. The however, Mend that be did not p te Forbore upon thaub .„;, was u a l l ';',..r. - to - ii:W i „": h ea "l o n c =s web aimed. dick the House of Commons, having already been powerfully sue. government expected to be supported by • small majority in ever, " err be thought non ; end Mr. Wilfrid Law n, o ld es tof S' Wilfrid Ule re the range et it err re tee Mom it eat ere Ws lo Illib 1 11 1 %. 00 utsilla, Isla ma vs presehmk i ibe l'y lei " P prisehis abawaiaa faa ' Tho Wu. 114 blind, Pu babru thou ttlerted 10 th e gum " Lawson, Baronet, &wealthy and mfluentiol Imded troptietor Laws • son 'r toned in rho House of Lord,. The fact is, that Lord Pal- os elesig egeerk lea few months be might be _,_.tended to nominate ru n ""rb L enai.. .. Intru:Lva"l:l. - WI Ohost lialmvis' 14wav pieee ', 'the Cu-Car- err dial II vin. just es as he now cried up. (.. Her oereoe , ooroon "`" uum f ulauhl eed ":l l9 P ummuut r I ' d ~,,,accured th em o f in the aunty . About 2,000 persons were suem lal, and merston, I h ave no doubt, had entry. in " .. rd ' r e m see esi saAll- . T e s m, -- I,7" 42 ei s pr is br b i r tm uul• b b r ji liv* rary Mr as Ai i teal negimisa leidi of th:;r:oniattabylutioLizta.tof bey tim e% ei . y edisma er . lile imi se ' M r. D rummon d aveneo p ver roceed ab e ie d ahn --- w --- e inwoun ei .,, iimaa -- l i ddla & dnah ,g, iddk nb l ik in ;r e d nation t reform,FmYmentary l a _ th e • the whole proceedings were of thenoisiest description, scarcely this plenipotentiary, though he did not care to give the in- anything said on the buntings being heard. formation to his heedless opponents." birn mg ra rdetalgalana VW h"wiwagats ON I = lv At A eror,lbe Z ig et . (ll sekno v :eledgef r lie v e. minma bat doing be pale mew he had ter;rd • t r e :MM . e =', l """ r 4 hhee ho Z ehee y thees " oe Cspesin Scorr, R.N., prrposed, th a e nd Dr. CLARIS, of ‘, niACCLffsffIELD ELECVIO6I.-Mr. Huggins, lately name as Y s hoserfisu sad boo of literature sa the tie Met Meal Imeniking Mama Aft . dta.libig t .in. kitd tire am sh7sedg . he as la tar le rad the reform W Z a e;t ha o . a it::.,„ B 7„ o n „ at : t h Captaat one l 2 ... r d . N o w. inwin is - one of the candidates for this horeeffttr writs to v"vjel Ir. lIIIRIESRMAR.—Pntedad b 1 Royal Loam A w i-ki...).Py.l tsjes . its awl r. is d . 1p1.1011" . liiran ior it e a . rti awitri p i. wild lass. se onZ i all W 7 ma la ISSN IOW %Ms lalsalls.. or tsar ems le s h i s sava 11s. ; sod la IN rim. I.• NI i daddad Wass M.O. d!‘ la i t llsick yri, Boas. as. ats. To be ass W la sod Osalas. ,148 Issndaahall : Pm.. alsead : ma 00.11. Oxlsaldlesal ; awl AO% Osterdasms ,• 2. . 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