The Express. — London, England, 1859-01-19 00:00:00

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The PROPRISTORS d tb• ' , DAILY NEWS" Soft la mire IbirmaibloOlua mime ploal for oupply tri irralor GMs e • FIRST-CLASS NEWS PAPER it • moldosiir llobradra of him, taro doter imbed to Wiwi= tho perdu minotvory adopt co Oa Oratilamor W Y lAD CANS BM* to 'apply tbo poor lormo opohllyseamfts•usis Mani kr Asanol or Ralf- Forty eaboadpilem psi &sot lo Oak oillo• ON ad AMR the lie DAT et FEBRUARY NEXT the TERME d BIIBBCRIPTION, payable to dream, will be as watise : SIX 1110117111. ONE YLUI. Irastampai assoy . . . £t 1• 0 .. U • 0 (It asall tir Railway Itival, ft vs ama astra) *tamps' wwy . . . . 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UNITED LIBRARIES (BOOTH'S, 1111140_14Vnitr..707. 1 ...1.1.1 TRemi t - ir.V h= rou. to too b row .1.• VI be minim rquommir ramirwror. . 11113 BELEM LIBRARY of wow sad *die bosh% la Wry. Ct lasembl, Oro{ sad dr it Yds& nab agir ldi a• weft aisem CUMMINS Mari ga= o.l=l. P rakss. sad Cromempol. Illasdraus. EDUCATION, Brighten,—YßlNCE. sad Obaisel dedlool. dada= f i zral illa n danalat alma ier tha ORAN awl nar• "1"1"" rr agme =e sik allies. liz.lesessrm rerermillag et " t wir:o Boa& dem Oa is Ps Mk WI. alma Ss ista WORKS et ART.—P. DAVIS still eoatinoss PUBOILLIN. Iseota. OLD MRNIL Durkin. Wefts. = i 4Dimalloi ofts. 0111 hiem lowno. lor= WI all el nimble Wham. ie. . Pre& mei tram Ws =111 . =•10 pimp Moo /koNoon. CITY BRANCH. 24, Cornhill, mom d 'WIND the "Ppi MOlllar al ler IM LI of Irsillowra 'LIMY Rad 'aft Pcxfsmat . Midskr. trall. awl N. LOBE OF HOLIDAM—The return of 'loath *air 91. 3..d. r d..b a5i en= stimil.s. aadrCr mgbZ4.e;%°lfnfAlrn=irar.r:" a raelPsirk mob Mar EN. 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EMI ROSE ET Taitt „„„ it Or "114411OTIT." M AIDE Se ISTBItS. EY We kids. Deselfo.• Sy Erma. Amen, UNCLE lALPH. 4. IL STILL WATER& Tiwnla DOROTHY. Bmaatl BINSE. rEL DE 0111111 Y. 4. Id. Lair: Jobs W. Pena aid lks. Rwt omit EHOOrffin t O r MIRIM7 Abridged rieei v arg a r ...a rrar 0r .0 1 . 11k Cr= j az "ho bed of ea mom= duo. wool* Whim toe losinoolon. Goo+Wi= : Ms W. Poem sal Ow woof ilosof. • MI LAM MAJOI, 11011111% . gEL L t diverieT2 a 01:ThER Id e LIFE in az a in gi arj224 re vi l ha n k r. *alma ths lerr. (lama reati WM, 011.0. Clmrldus. Leeks J W. lhate andl liaa. Wait Miami sTUDENT'rirIiTA tit of ANCIENT HISTOS Muir, at MODSIII T. I SUPTOZY. IV W. Cools T 140dr:ices W.= it i lks. Wool Mort Tbird EN GL ISH A . I: , ALYSIS of sag of FRENCH HISTORY. pf &mai W. Traria. X.A.. Had Nato el nttim Tigra lft " . ' Wades : . haw ad as, Wwl RIB LEVIIIITWIMOOMI°ALLY B AIttefOID. mallard s tnigi e ve= 1 1 "8 jri tedlM PBlll ! '"T lgmz.... gaol. kocA is L TRIOS Ili num FEMALE • g o 0 mi a rr i rix t Brass= 'OIL Ohl awn ot ' : are,titilltisigswarat WALLACH% ROBIN ADAIR, as =mod '-7 nimaihrr sit% esesprearald r eseit%* lebis; sad la its dB raw** walliseurs Sediests."—lll sseslol Wades: Ml it Oasis Sad 011, Now Iftellask. r•treet. pubiblin le IMQmsa; Well essisesilms. DRAMA. HA MARKET. Lae eight Ms. W. C. Forbes, an American tetras who beg teas* bees playing with swore at Birmingham sal ear provindel towns, mads her slits! is Lanka at Ur tires to the elleseter of the Willow Chearlp, is the wea kens al cassely of the &Wier' s Daretter. Mm. Reba posers a Ise Igor a Madams fess, end a very easider ebb Whale for her profusion ; she bee bees well babied is • geed settee!, sad acts with roads's*, ease, me grace. The agery r of the old stick. shakhsg, foototamplag, son-woery bg, parent-blinding stamp, with the very mysterious as brood, which is palpable from the first, sad the very store erverre which have sever yet base recegalstd. No plater meat es be glow to the debutante, who is decidedly the sod pressideg importation from America whom we have ona, thou to ay that she actually tested some spirit fate the peritoneums, and kept the attitudes at the audience Lied sal the fall of the curtain. She was ably ssoonded by Mr. W. Ferran, who with spirited vivacity dashed through Frank Hearts'', and Mr. Compton, who played Timothy Quaint with much quiet humour. OLYMPIC. Mr. Charles Dances capital comedietta, Nadel leartrimaits, originally produced at the Olympic in 1838, duriag the twigs of Madame Vestria, ham bent revived with moms at the ease theatre. The plot, es may be remota bend, turns ara the thillosidee of • Daher and sou, who have malted into • compact not to awry without omundting snob ear, and who, in damson of ids proseks, have en pod themeshie, the father to • young ghl of eighteen, the on to • Moonice widow Minn. Erosion, any &sags Man portlier% end all ands bawdy. Tin pert of Mn. Paden, originally saaniand by Mrs. Orger, is admirably played by Mrs. Stirling; nor dose Mr. George Vining as Listeassaat Kingston, oases far behind his prototype, Mr. C. Mathews. A special wad of peaks is dee to Mr. Horace Wisest for the humour with wbkit be Nyman en Irish welter. LITBRATUBB. NEW NOVELS. Father rut DawfAti r; • Ibrersitoro fres the Life. By PIIIDEZINA BA UM. Treadmisd by MA= HOWITT. _ _ _ Arthur Hail mad Co. - Medea Siam, A Tale. By the Author el " Dorothy!, Jolla W. Pate rad 800. - 01twaria. 137 . the Author of "Amok Dysart." 3 vols. Hunt ri ilookett. Mora, Diary. A &gag to " Xoity l'otrolL" A. Ea sod Co. lbws nay role for th• length el a noel ? Poetically Hat iham net. Oar anosstors cupid than oat to a met asausarible advat. Richardson's "Pamela" appeared catabwlly ta saran whom% and in the age proclaim dill loam wad awe Pam wars the moth of Sodas. Oar Peat gnadanthars wars lownstsoded with ovevown and Wand of . fialshise tbe avantfal Wary of two lodes at ow or two alttinp It was ---Miens ix Nina" Wham Sandambefor• tbspoonldintrld °Moir Class,thrir Cyrano, and Panhandles. Its dear and drondstanor have krbablin Ow rawirradiss of this der if rananows—tbsy as an amok oat of plan as foraged bonds or sand wankel. Byrn !hot add values soda I. long is bold oa • practical awl busy imanarinahlng pads. Tb cos dame naval is • natural sad ',writable remit at lbw lindanons of Oa MOW Is l!qates and Dirswhisr, $ poWeika. tram ilk Kin Bream take; Lot pima amegat the =myelin, wad velars oldie age. "I an OA" do talk a tithe old okay ft lovenf *be, bora timaia away* reesedllelkaa, iscaskim, ad laggbass. et amok. I alt *al of wale alma thou, as 11 rho imam cd lift Lad riot eeetaddag was besatille, eoisettiog blew." It la la via Mee Smote writes Que. la a tale adoadia• ory MUG mon than throe Imbed papa ve Yoe net coo Mai of lovas' does. tom ke orala. law* raossealdiera badafitioa, sad Up ping% se datpda bat orb dam 11111 we mot abaft ask lebeete of the took &peek MI lb, love of a deaglie he Me thee--a thogilie di is ddr same fidiallost end edam sad hen, =WAN waft of asek siffagadoe and el ears • drealitate I. Boos Ile bongo le a pan Swedish 04 eel tae kit glow we pi el Ur Is glad ohs it mai to ha. father, Os padamor, her traselatios d Climes Imam oa OK Aga. Atm a Mit vfik• the mein le Stook bin. sad la Oa gay owl pollitad sr }edam so Hide emalloa. Jot so oho la slim dr lola lot mot to Pomo ale lasa alba Mats lbw, sal aims tlq site WAN so a MI6 Immlbsisop sad boos olio tab' be &ha rho dim A. amok Ills Dowse wobes wfth root oballolly mai Way; alas is mw a photo graph of Strobe *Mb Mb ; as los a pupas, vEs., to show that the brit Of mom mots osoblitag mars to tbs bow of Ss trial to millpsib to bow, to IMO away its iserk t to spook to 11 la Um slime alma of Sikh sad hop, this la& pea philosophy o mom. Ws WWI add, 11Mos Noma Is bolomals ho Woks sae a translator so Nom Essitii—less Demme of Ms. Zola hays mach kt moo. Mika Mien have ever been a bulb Sew iir the novel ist,. If •Morosa who mobs ..wedded is tab gene for comma-plane wit. The senor et Dorothy:* hommer,is not guilty la; this bb of Mann ifisisre of mad of this weak ma It to a tale we bribe mina by • lady, and we re jobs to state, without a clown* or messaraptive carats for •haro. At Rom Cottage, ha • elisillared valley stamp the chalky down of Mena, then Me bar maim Metes, the roger of whom is Wm, at sighted, craddind sad treated by her Malrfls a &Ed. Mir ally bream George, a noldent at be Cops, made hievtile and Mahn to Magbad, sad anew phaes is RUM. minim MOM Bar law takes her to Brighton, whore at Ebb with a lard, sad fells despentely in love with a maloasi. TM coarse of true love does not run smooth. Jed a the reins' has came deter mined to propose, be flab Ma apparently %ma very baffler tame with • mans. The mismi's ban are around eel imatirmed by Ellat's MOIM saimbineas imp of a asphaw. Poor Ellen's health gins way Moab the dbappoinanent, and she resolves to rejoin he sins-Mlaw, who had Maned to the Cape. Ellen roaches ths Cape to die, sad the colossi, who Ms off in pursuit of her, Inds her in the game. Ia spite of the melancholy termination, the story is eery brisk and amusing, and, of its clam, leas god. any we remember to have read. It is • vain, dine-giving, sight-seektg world of whin we read, but it is written of from knowledge and rots amen. A similar mesh applbe to the next novel en esr An reeetional lotion is somewhat of a rarity, yet Or earr is neither mere nor less. The onward progress of a little girl sod bs en dorriboi, both seise to acquire lueswisige, hot for Mama lads. The boy gets ma at sebsoi—lemotar atemered with • maim erapeap—elilly acquire weelik, bat is guilty et boo, sod b oesegelled toy the overry. The gist remains • model selaralwilkin" mitred with her ratios, devoted to her work, end grelmally uplifting the dish tower, around her. The tarred of the work paws as you reed, the Ant calms we thought very tame and poor, bat the others re exceedingly mesa done—tall of Mir sherhes of merry life, all of the reser linme—ead breathe a gamins whoredom sr. Seek a novel se Noon& is calculated in do such good. The time devoted he its perusal cannot be ers-spmat ; the reader will think berm of pupil Machin and government rustics inersotors. What a planar interest attaches to the grand times and ear of other days. It is au account of thr that "Katy Powell" hes acquired so wide a popularity; end for this nem will ite sequel, Derrob's Diary, com mend ea areerve sale, overall, as it is got up in ea orbits form—sad looks, so far to 0011011 M the type and style of printing, s II it belonged to • former age. The diary is very short, but it will help the reader to understand the daily Itfe of our great Kilter. We am the family living is Bunhill-fiebb—teen taking refuge at Chalker when the plague treks out, end tar returning to town. Brief as is the plies, It has a good dial of merit. Conversations on England as it Was end la. Distilled for &hoots end Home Tuttle.. By Um HEMP. London : Loagonse. Lord II urleigh, it is said, when any one wu desirous to travel abroad, had him imardoed in his know ledge of England, and " if he found him Ignorant would bid him day at home and know his own country first." Mrs. Kemp thinks the dries moonset, amid, so for as she can, en deavours to fit young people to hexane seek *vomiters as even the judkdosi Burlaigh wank! swam Is a wise of conversations on places the main fats of English history are very clearly stated, and in a manner caloubded to attract the young. This book is not mare onapilation. Idm. Kemp has taken real trouble with it. TM fasts sal figures give ere the West, sad have evideatly ban darted hum mailmen,' soomes. In shoot, the work is all that the parent or Water could regain. OM CI the most crowded meetings over held in Chatham took piece In that beremit en Maeda, monism in favour of a measure of adorer. The zwelisg ins held in the Ulan-WI, which wee Wed ormilowing, and heeds& ems obliged to lame the dean unable to °Mein admission. It wee calculated that 0 poem won pew seat. The mestlag w e bold ender the meek* of the reform ppert, et Chatham, end mew those premed were : Mr. Winds' (in the cbals), tii•Bov.)lr. Mr. Coasellior Everest, Meters. Pattie's, W. Owen (mentery of the Political Belem League), Mr. i.e.. &o. THIMITROPOLITAN COWVALlteCnir INITI7I7TION. eighteenth mend meeftg at the govereors sad sub rases le this eacelient instim, he providing ea whim theemaft far the timporery neldeme of theeenvelmaint and &Maimed poor, wee held meander, at IL geolivilk• Wiest, Pimodilly. The chair wee esempled4 Colossi Pftet. The Santo.,, (Mr. Holmes) Ted the of the hued of ineosommit, white Meted that dyeing pal peer 1,991 =led keen admitted Ines eighne, the r'et me whew' had their he. esempletely fillioral, sad woe able le esters to their emeMpmente within the short period of fear weeks, beroed which (exempt =der peeisikr circumstance") no patient we permitted le mid* in eke home. Of the pralents admitted within the year, 491 were OWN sod 710 wanes. The ember dleaseged eyed, wee 931 ; improved. ISt; recovered far sesdkel tresiment, 44. The subscriptions bad added 411. to the mead Meese, sad the &mellow bed amounted to 1,3431., faciuMmt 1001. ban , 100 games hem lties 1,0001. from r i tes= SO mar= hem Merl !dawn, SW. he.. Mr. John Pepe, and 701. twee the late Mr. Suess Chad wick. The l n.a.W metereent showed the total receipts to lot MOM, WM the empenditnre 1,9991., Laving behmee of S. lb. IL THE BURNS dOMMIXOZATION. The following song, a tribute to the memory of ficolkead'e post, front the pea of Mr. Thomas Oliphant, ie to be raft at the Crystal Palace on Tuesday next by ate of ear mod favearite re:elide. Beery Scottish reader will at arm reeturnies, from the words, the !Woad air to which they ems adapted. Oh! were I able to rehearse Our Birdie's praise In proper mese, I'd totted it oat se loud aid fierce At seer piper's dross could blew. What the he eddy ced a pleugh, The liken' Rob I IMO! kaew, To equal him, in troth, then'. kW, Hen about or for awe. While modern' sing their fickler strains, 'Boat sighing nymphs and dying swains (I wonder folk wi' ony brains Can Beta to such statist e I) Just croon to Rob acme said Scotch wend, Before yeti think he'd time to Goa it, He'd whip ye off a song it. Bee sweet, 'mould melt your Mart is twit. Rob bad his faults, I'll no deity it, (If yews but the, the world will spy It,) Yet though his head would aft run riot, His heart it near geed wring at a'. And dm' folk said be was as happy But when out o'er the lags in nappy, We a at times ran tak' a drippy, Here about and far awe. Now farewell, Rob, thou'at run thy rue, But theme to them and black d Who rigid thee Bret about thy Then left thee there, to stand or Le. Yet while thy fate all Scotia mourn., We'll drink, whinier this day returns, The memory of Robert Burns, Here shoat sad far ewe. COURT Or A LDEFLIIIIf .—Yrotsfday a wart wu bald he the deopetok of public Misses Patttioss wmo LT"by Mem= Cantor, eir Charms Marshell, sad the tsbabitssta of the raspeedve words of Chmhil, awl floadkrwick, waylay he as Min as alas mmimals boas Mb the pekes for hotklatkie Me Mlle mum La simbridge. Tb. court arserisil to ths of the petition of Moms M ad complaluieg of the .moat of rinamis Osumi as broker. Mr. ka, INbrrletor, appamat fir de emplabmils, said lir. Pwrisab he the ow -rod—, sew ma lamb of the Miblassi Pisa, Whits. arassiand. TM UN havisi bra hay Ma, Os coast deckled Is saw • bond ghee by Mr„ to ths City &Imhof to pall. wit. CITY CotaMbiab Sawsas.--Yastariaa mat, at which lb. Dapasty Ohba priabbi, w he the of pais t briassa, De.liatlasby, tba assibi Aar ce dar IN the abAs el 218 basswillM Maim immetad Mb, thb welt, ef "Mak SI amma= bears ; swabs sallahM tht of 411 plasm bat masa lapaamma. Is Ma MPS of ths weak Mae wars IS Mils awl 71 labs Is the Oky, the umber of Mike iizpwon t& Mr. Scoot, ths Cbmilm lib doss the lost =soft of the mut, bad hen thslibropolitaa Barad of Works a tempt resalibuf Ile permat of 4,4121. 14. 10d. as Ike Pats shire of the parral =piss of that board. Os Ihs Mita ri Dopaty Ilmeass t the precept was rehread b the wow& =assmilbsto surdas and rem ales. Mr. Dusw, dark pee the malt of Ith essambatises with the mime yrs amputates amoglyint th e Cara t h e eu hk e t of ths diodes Mie of ths piddle netts. Maw am Mr miaa, the awybesNeas al the commis@ were assihnd wahlmbey. Tla man Ma adjourned. 1' 1: }~ •:19/\ S:i 11,1 :i (Stamped id. Additiia) [TWOPENCE. porno whose attention has never tot turned In the least to political questions, who have never apparently been aide to manifest an interest in ench questions, to share the repo sestation. The time will corm in all probability when the franchise will be spared, and when that is osidered ad viable on the part of the public I should not be one of those who would Is disposed to stand in the way of say equalisa tion which may be thought desirable, but I want now to pro pea that which as hr as lan judge meets the existing re p:framers of public opinion, taking Mk ocenitheation the timidity that nista on the one hand, and the earnestness and the ardour which prevail on the other. (Hew. ham) Un ion you do that your bill will sot be practiothis. The most ardent cannot carry all they wish. (Hear, how.) The most saint will not &Bow the timid to rest secure la tisk thrifty. Ws mud have something which mien as muck of yobbo opinion as will enable it to be carried, and when carried will mats the more work mathdactorliy to the whole kingdom. (Cheers.) I believe I have now WOW apes all the morn which have bets raised to the muse of disunion. As to what should be dam, my nodes is this: In the West Riding of Yorkshire then should be firer a gement efrodation, and if that is done, than I think that la soy lows and populous neighbourhood in the West Riding there might to be famed a local associa tion. The medal object of these senektions should be to do two things—perhops three la the first place, to hold meet legs for the differs of tenernation amongst the people. Yaks them thoroughly undeestend, it you or, the nano of the Moen echoer which may be before the public—for don't supper for a moment that I am zoning about the country to art the pimple to take my child off my hands. Nothing of the soot. What I want is a real representation of the people, and I want it to be that sort of represents tket that the people will het to be a representation. ("Has, boo," sad cheers.) Yak, them thoroughly undontend the gassier. Than have • gout organisation of politico. Militarily whet petitions come dribbling Into the Hesse of Como at 6 rink, they en of little use. They ere pat gently away, and smog the votes et the mad of the oak there is sent rood to the members a list of the various 1 1 salter on whirl petitions have been pereated. Bat if it is found that night after night on sit sides of the boo members get up with great rolls of panne they ma scarcely merry, specifying that the petitions request the ruse to pre a bill to establish household or say other suffrage, the ballot, and each a distribution of member as will give to ell the peat loos a fan inflows ; spetifyhtg, if they approve these, when the bills we introduced, the pro- positions whir I have are, or the girrenonent, or anybody rereads; 14 the tabard the Hors alConsans be loaded night MO night, sad week after weak, to this way, as I have mean It ea some gaseliers Is past times, and than the men in the hems, without say elekente logic, without costant per sona and dimmers, somehow or othar—thsp don't know reedy how it gets into their heads—begin to say that, after ell, it was • Oinks to Nippon that the people did not care dot the sabre, end the I went shoat is order to get up on sender (Chews.) What am I if the question is set so tin recommends itself to the hearts of the people? That is the eon of romestag which will take place is the Meese of Couto ; sad, se we know it is mid by the naturalist that various animals take the& colours from the dithrest grants as Levu on whisk they repose, so the member et the Hoses at Carman, by a proem they cannot mylogivally destritie, from the old eassenative or liberal *rift that they repo on ohne madinent out of doors, end thst without public sentiment Hey are nothing, will gredually moderate their hues, and is the ono of twelve moats—tf this movement goes on with my amount el recess—will fled that household enlivens Is net to wry degree dangenres—that the ballot is a convedent mode of nerring the franchise—that to give Ave members to some great cities, mix to others, three to others, and two to some of our large towns, is both • reasonable and °Diann done proposition. By making a grand, persistent, united and resolute expression of opinion on the part of the great middle and working dusts of this country—now so nippily united—you will find that the House of Commons, and ultimately the House of Lorde,Will become in your hands, and I believe you will fled that within a year or two you will have done ose of tree great things for liberty which will stand forward for ever as a bright spot in the annals of your country. (Loud cheers) Mr. Loan, Bradford, wished to know whether Dlr. Bright would hays say objection to supplement hie bill with a pro- Mion for the eatunchlsoment of lodgers. Mr. BLIGHT—If I sea not mistaken 1 have had the honour of receiving a letter from the gentlemen who has 'oat spoken the point which b• has jest mooted. It • thing that there does exist in Scotland at this moment • lodger franchise. The prattles in Scotland has been that if • parson occupies • lodging of the value of 101. he -can be pima on the registry for • Beach borough, sad when I was in Edinburgh I wee informed that 28 persons in that city bad availed &m -aim of the privates. (Laughter.) I an only say that the subject ban reosised the most careful ooneideration of those wham I have comulted, and I hope to be able to pre pus • dense which will emabie a great portion of those who se* lodges, sad have the ambition to exercise the right of voting, to place themes's' on the register. But 1 cannot at present stHs the precise mode in which that object could be 241dar1. lam however, perfectly convinced of its When I tram In 01/stow table were imbmitted to me showing the number of young unmarried man living in lodgings or with their parents, but I had no destinthat three fourths of than had " somebody in their sys"—(laugliter)— and I hops that that he also tic cm at Bradford. (Laughter and sheers.) Perhaps in the came of as months or twelve months, or of a couple of yurs, they may Win the happy bonds of wedlock, and moth, the natural position of electors, mai under the homshad franchise. (Cheers.) Therefore Ido not think that matter so impotent as many other peaces suppose it to be. At the some time I have no oblation to ma persons being placed on the register; and I hops, as I have already intimated, to be able to introduce a clause which will be satisfactory to those who consider the matter more Important than I do. (Cheers.) Mr. FOl3lllO held in his hand two resolutions, which he mad red to the meeting. The first war in W es following arms :—"That this meeting having assembled to mast Mr. Bright, and musing with him in the general principled of the alma tessiurs which he last night explained, hereby forms itself into • reknit mociatim* for the purpose of oupportiog by every amilitational means the passing of the mane dusk= coming melon of parliament, which shall include for boroughs, with a 101. franchise for sootier, vote by ballot, and such a distribution of memento tiVell CO the popalattton as shall secure that no minority of the ekoion of the kingdom shall be allowed to elect the majority of representative*" He was aware that many reformers objected to !tombola suffrage, and It was a matter of great Important:snot to be separated from them in the coming :tz a r. (Cheers.) Baca drawing up his own reresolutionoluti bad been Owed In his hands by the chairman of the Liberal Association which was in the following terms "That this meeting havin g been called together to confer with Mr. Bright on the great question of reform which an asphalted lad evening, trusts that the reformers of the West Riding will without delay !form an association, with branch •••••• citations in the different towns and alleges of the United Kingdom, for the purpose of carrying through par liament a reel reform Unless some such association could be formed the visit of Mr. Bright would be almost nob le's, and It would be said that the people did not really cue about any measure of reform. Mr. RAWAON, Bradford, considered the proposition of Mr. Bright preferable to household suffrage. He wished every man to titre • vote, but was most anxious to prevent say dlasioo in the liberal party. Mr. FOSTER then moved the mond of the resolution, which he bad read to the meeting. It was acceded by Mr. Aldermen HOOLL WWI canted unanimously, and on the motion of Mr. Iturrowomra • committee was named pro for the purpose of varying oat the objects of the con temn*. MILANCBOLY ACCIDENT.—On Monday a very Inedesoholy occurrence took piece off the onset tear Paves :7o:..szoall town on the Brighton and South-Coast Railway, miles from Hastings), In consequence of the up satdeegg of boat, which resulted in the deal hof four met by drowsing. From the wheelers gleaned it appease that the comtguard boat, containing five men—Dennis Persia, chief boatman; William Hutchiwa commission boatmen; and William Cook. William Briokell, and Michael Russell. boat. men—had been off to the coastguard tend: r Active, and on their return the boat was swamped. The chief officer in coonnand *Me station, Liwateasat UsaaeU, having wit ; seseed the harfal accident, observed that one man (Russell) was Boating, supposed by an oar, and although the w e ather was extremely cold, and the sea vary rough from a south west gale, which has been blowing on this coast for some days, re esarageously stripped sad entered the water. By his gallant martian hs succeeded in reecuisg this men wkh very great dillkalty, both being couiplowly xhausted, es may well be imagicird, on coming on shore. The other Star men, as before stated, met a watery grave. Oben( the bodies hae aims been washed ashore. Perris, the chief boatman, hes left a large family; Cook has also five children seder 14 yews ef see. the youngest Wig only eight weeks Bricked had 'sly entered the smoke at the end of October. The Ind scent has created a very melancholy interest. In formation was bamediatsly forwarded to the coreow, sad an Wm. will be Airily MB. BBIGHTB REFORM BILL. CONFERENCE OF REFORKERB AT BRADFORD. BRADFORD, TUMIDLY. This afternoon a conference was held in Bt. Gouge's Hall, Bradford. to take Yr. Bright's ethane of rakers into oonektoration, at which the how somber attended tar the purpose of explaining any point upon which it was thought dedrable to have &moved/disks explanation. Thane was a stay hill attendants at gendasen from the marroandthe districts. Mr. Tim Barr was celled to the chair. Mr. Ilatoirr, M.P., seld—l am dry glad to have the oppodeolty tide siondag of meeting so large a number of them who eta anxious ea the question d ram. after the mass reemetly held to MAisbergh, we hod a conferms very mach of the sues character, eat beide Mt at Grego, theme wee a smell ere of this Morlptkm. I belles the effect des mead tegather of perm from aired parte of their dirt* Y Seetiesi was very leech to help hewed the united moveseestledmipsiteterkbpsee,esd khelieve the remelt of this waft will listo yet tht•ga kends, so We the idea of Met sights Imam will sot essely be the having breed to a appeal se a peat subplot, bat to carry oat a movenmst width don Mg about a great moult in this *miry, (Cilrees.) Yates gemeicer have bean put to me to-day respodeg my moped seesdas. You poi:ably observed that I epee mderemeely for a coselderable padre of the ale s whb scat Mlieelly—(isms)--sal I wee not able M 11 11 . 11 . 111 •1 IRA nib lomat of the amps I have yndosed whisk I dwell have wished to do. Bat the day helm the mafi•l I hid yodel a cow of the Modules eon- Ming the simpered of the regamestallos of all the homer and mem eras osenthe of the United Kingdom se I puma It abseil stoat is sum the Mil Mom law, ao esespepes Y lembergb, Olammw, Msemestia, Ler" Liverpool, Merehestar, Dimbegharo, Bristol, sad Leedom. As for es I Mew I east them to ell the daily =dm ppm lee mess of which I bapplasd to have, eat it le wide that this very day in mesy of those yams toes Misthiles have bee pabliehed. I think Meisel the object et am of the spathe will be wry well somplidel, booms Mee a week hes shyest those marbles ea be la the lease d all those who red the arrwepepas—(besr, lees}—rd if damn h say poist ea which I have ad quite explained myemil, they can mike to those eshodulee, sad with thrs amegthoa of any slight ones which may have erept late the figures sod relaulaticas, they will be able to thlsia • pretty seem% ides of the damps I eta template. Them is Gas Isle which hue bees minted to M with impel to Belsdab 1, which dintutbss the Imes& est are to have bar amembers. It is Weeded that earl el thus boroughs should be dialled tote two wait ath arta to be registered la as ward oaly. I used ad take We say detailed argument es that petit vow. or go We the mamas whisk ladueed ms sal those alma rem with whim I ass Wise to adopt that pelasipirn I OM oily wq due hag bias this hill goes b shire • ememithe of the Hems el oicanise, if it shield ever him the good /arta to meek that step, the ephisa ot the ornery will gmbahly be uandstakeably alealani ea that pail. I have told yea Whew that it is shady hermit& br ney lama being to maw s pha of reloess an the brie al spperticaing repsemdMies to ths populates with arithmeneal ezaelams, 'ohm be cab the ormairy up late alsetereldietriols, sad it is pebahie that so plea wishes* TM be &Mead wither will not have to entarantr the 'humeral Faith °Whams. Sapporo I bed adopted es • bads the ;dad* of 'Meg three atiNgliel le peptides al 64,01/0. Oath. ere sib is woad be said why sot adopt 64,000 se the beeth, aid es the ether %OW I ray that yea suet draw • lime onembere, rd admit it to the thinmee end good arose Oi W esiesdry, boas easy will loot at ft es a whole, mad give it that math sapper, without which so "clime whatever ma be tarried. (Cheers) Than is mother plat I should like to impish. You will dad towards the sad of the.. schedules • geseral abstract thowlne the malt of the propread dame% It parts the boroughs hate Na dense, sad them dews me based elderly as the pop/bilks. But with moppet to the taxation shunts it is not 'sadly similar. I begin with bansagise hiving a pepshilsa under 16,000. Them there I. • Map from 16,000 to 96,000, when I leave tidap pretty =oh es theyamaow. From 24000 to 6t, 000, whiehdetthise mad a little awe, I make smother step. From 64,000 to 130,000, whisk doubles aid a tittle more I make another step ; mad then from 130,000 I go to 270,000 , which doubles it sad a little more • and thee I get to the largest boroughs of 300,000 aad 400,1100 ; them amen of them, sad I peep.." to glee Na =emigre to each of them. Whe ther • tows Uk. Manchester should be divided foto two wards with three members to such, into those wards with two amsetheis each, or fob Na muds with are member each, will be 6:c the maideratics el the parliamentary meareittes. I hope that the esvenemeent I have proposed will be thought admatageous to the country. (Owes.) A gem them here pet a quades to me with regard to the oewaties, to which I will make sea obeervatica la reply Lest night I stated that I thought, so far as the lead wee osaawaed, the represratatka of the coatis in the Home at Commons, emeathed with the representstios al the had, which hats ia the Haase of Loris, has gives to the hada as we all law from put and sorrowfal exterieurs, a pro dosthmat inflows In both bourse. (Hear, hem.) Bat there me many counties to which have grown up great pope- Whew, aid is which there have arisen great interests not emaseted with the ;salaam, the meatthaturiall villages of Yorkshire sad Lancashin, and ot►er eoa•tles The popolstion has become so large in those mantis' se to overshadow the territorial inflame*, and I therefore thought that to disposing of the new seat, after glebes • fair wpm; sentation to the boroughs, It was not unjust, and would not be pornicioss, but on the contrary, that thou counties should have one addition to the number of their representatives. Pm that mama Lord J. Russell, in his bill of 1864, proposed to divide the West Riding of Yorkshire into two divisions, giving four members where there are now only two, sad mho to constitute • new dinsioa in Lancashire with an additional number of members. !dilution has been made to the vmagee or towns of Keightley, Doncaster, end Rother ham. Now, there must be some linedrawn, and in order to draw a line I ban taken the comas of 1801. In my opinion it la of no use to sak parliammt and the government to disfran chise small boroughs in or part of the country if they are to meats smell boroughs In other parts of the country. (Hier, hear.) If you are to aka every town of 10,000 or 13,000 lababibutts, and make a borough of it, you weaken the maim party by withdraw' s( their inflame* from the man des, and will do me alike not injurious things that can be dens. In point of fad, you will do that from which yen ban sulked so much already ; you will make your cosaty representation hencekellt so excludes • representation of the laud, that the county seembers are of no use whatever is considering great commercial questions. With regard to the particular town to which reference has been road* you will Ilia in the gamest donna at the bottom of the natant. • statement that there remain seven mats not yet dimmed of. Them seven mats have bens maned, bee.ause I was of opinion that there may be two, three, four, or mon towns which could fairly represent to parliament that their population is such se to justify their being made Into boroughs If this bill Mould ever pass • second resdiag in the House of Commons. (Hear, hear.) Whilst it was pealing through committee, no doubt, if it won• to the hand, of the government, or of a private member, all questions with re gard to these towns would be fairly ooneldwed. This, how ever, most always be borne in mind—you may maks to every plan you like a sufficient population if you take • soffieleat maim al parishes and add to It. But that is not the way to make a borough ; it Is the way to weaken • great county, and to makes email county inside it, which is sot exactly what we are looting for. (Hear, bear.) A town whisk has not in itself a population sufficient to make s borough bed much border remain with the county, and enrolee iti influence along wish the county, in order that the borough and °panty islasnes may be blended together. I have been asked why, in the village of Paden and some ethers, • ma should not vole If be did not weary a 100. bream while in Bradford he would vote U he occupied aU. house? That evidently Is a disorepenea. It isa state of things which mists now, and would exist after my bill became law, If It ever should ; but It mass from this fact, that you have always between your coati and laroegh immortal= as make dilemmas. The public do not apples, to have toad* ap their mind as to the point at which the franchises should be essallsed. Year Needhaml labourers are entirely nompoilikal. In the purely agricultural &shins, the newspapers to • great extent have been and an maknown among the labours% That. Is, therefcen no particular object Ito awe hi Whig gm Imirsie of theamds of to NIW TONI MKT tbs F I T A I 4 S24rIV IV Caran RIM) T r TANGA s J... CITT ur saserjcoit ia.si . si b. a CAM MOON 141. / awa. andles is Os MlSSlmmigh arraribrlim Owes as rop Sl VE s rm e d s tf JIL TRIP sr 11/,,