The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-29 00:00:00

THE l PRFSS, TIIESDAT EVENING, SETTEMBER 29, 1863.

THB BEGMTBATIONIL

MIDDLESEX.

Yesterday Mr. Ed cloud Beale', the barrister
sp*nted to revise the electoral lists for the county of
Middlesex, opened a court at Radley's Hotel, New Bridge-
street, Blackfrurs, for the revision of the several parishes.
liberties, sad other extra parochial places within the City of
London. _ _

Mr. W. Albert James appeared for the Liberal Registra-
tion Society ; Mr. H. Smith for the National Oonservative
Registration Association ; and Mr. T. Alley Joao, sloe for
the conservatives.

intiTeeop of the register for the parish of Allhallows,
Honey-lane, ten prams named Seagood, Swinbouree (3),
Truacott. Warden, and Wood (5), were objected to by the
overseer, on the ground mainly that the property for which
they claimed in respect of rent-charges had been sold by the
freeholder.

iinlth contended that the rent•charges did not there.
fore oecamarily merge.
Mr. James urged that io the absence of the voice there
eould be no proof of qualification,
The Barrister was of the same opinion, and expunged the
MUM.
John Walter, of Bearwood, in the parishes' of Wokingham
and Hunk Besicakire, on the list for freehold coachhouse
in Playhomelard, had been objected to by the comer.
natives. _ _ _ _ _

Ow of the overseers said be understood that the voter.
who is the M.P. for Berkshire, sod principal proprietor of
the Tilled, bad parted with his interest in the premises
Mr. Jallloll, is support of the vote, put in a letter from
Mr. Walter, in which the writer stated that besides the
hoses and premises in Printing house-square, which ware
is his occupation, and for which therefore be presumed he
weld not be registered for the comity, be was the owner of
two other freehold homes is the square, neither of which
was in hi occupation, but for both of which he received the
not. The house was on the south side of the square, occu-
pied pertly by Mr. Simpson and partly by Mr. Sedated,
and in this he would prefer to he registered. The rents for
the homes wen regularly received by his solicitor. Mr.
Debi. He would be glad to be informed by Saturday
tinging if possible, whether the above description
would sake to set matters right, or whether it would be
concern for him to mime up on Monday to substentiata his
vote.

11r. Bealeas—Cerialaly not mosseary to appear here. But
that letter does Dot soma to seaport the qoalifioatioa.
South side of the square ss set Playbouse-yard.
Mr. Smith—Priutin&.hooee•gaare and Playbouse-yard
smaot the same,so tarn I know.
. .

Er. Bra—iihat does the overseer esy
Another Overseer—Mr. Walter sent in a claim WC year ;
but it wee not attended to, and his name appeared in the
list with his old qualilloation. His claim wee for freehold
bonne, but heappeen a the list for freehold oeschbouse.
wee epee a eceolthowes, now it is a hones.
Yr. Beales—Wash your mistake?
The Overseer—No, ea ; I think it was yours. (Imetabbsc)
Mr. Beake—Well, I will correct the mistake by strikiag
0111 " ocuelt," and adding the name of the tenant.
Wiliam Hands, of Eyre Cottage, the Grove, Syaenhars,
Hint. es the list for the parish of St. Olsve, is Hart-street,
far a milers in the Leedom Corn Exams" Nark-lane, wee
objected to by the ommervatives. He appeared and proved
his chum ; and this being the mooed year he had does so,
the barristr awarded him Be. as costs.

Joseph D'Aguihr &mods, of 7, Gloucester. pia" Hyde-
park, an the list of claimants for the parish of St. Natter
nue Crossbar* otherwise Christchurch, far a freehold
warehouse, No. 1, Bary-street, St. Mary-axe, was objected
to by both parties.
A 'elicitor appeared to establish his claim, whereupon
both parties withdrew their objections, sad the solicitor
applied for costs.
Yr. Bales—lt is a sew claim, sod they arseatitled to call
upon Yr. Sanaa& to establish his vote. If it had not been
a new claim I would have allowed you costa.
Name Mahood aceordiogly, and oasts refused.
The Solicitor-Ik. &muds is teasel is COMM= of cue
quarter share of the freehold.
Mr. Bialoe—Viory well, I will alter the qualification so-
ecZt Stiles, of Stephen's Villas, Rich moad-road„
Dal-
etoe, ea the register for a freehold-boom, 2, Stervourt, was
objected to by the conservatives.
Having established his rote he stated that he did the
same lest year whoa he was objected to, sod be think('
asked for nets.

is kW • soner•irs.
Votes-1 inapt • pig I hove Ws 40 moni at Dekko
!About superb'
The Barrister—l think th• 10a. naffleinnt.

bOldeerioti;r-Tee;:t7;—iiedseeday et the
Belvidere Tavern, PiMilliM4lnsi. for the !whine of the Helm
for the p.riehee sad plasm within the district aeidieed to
poll et or willda halt mile Aired.

DISTRASS IN LANCASHIRE.

CEN'FRAL RELY FUND.

The usual weekly meeting of the Central Executive
Committee WY held yesbaday at the Teere-baR, llosmerr
ter. The Earl of DWI' presided, and there were ales
nesest—Sir J. Ear Shutnewarth, Lord Edw. Howard,
iL P., Colonel Wilma Patten, M.P., Lord Egerton of Tat-
ter, sad other leaden members.
The noble CIWILIIAN handed in • bill of exchange for
600/., which bad been forwarded through the ForeimwoHes
by the Secretary of hoe Majesty's Logan= ics Malmo, MI
addition to • sum of 1,0001. previously contributed by the
people of Mexico. A special vote of thanks to the contri-
butors was passed.
Ifr. Maculae Tried that the receipts of the past weak
amounted to 3831. Ts. 10d. The baleen in tie beak is
"Vdat 287,9151. 17s. Id.
Ocietmiminer Famotatt presented the following
!ern:
• I beg to inform you that on the 19th inst. these was a
decrease in the umber of persons receiving parochial
relief is 27 Moos ia the cotton meaufecturiog districts,
as oompaiml with the number so relieved is the previous
week, of 2,116. This decrease of 2,115 is explained as
follows:—Then is a decrease at Ashton-under-Lyne of
411, at Barton-upoe.lrwell of 50, at Burnley of 56, at Bury'
1 of 64, at Morley of 1, at Chorine of 580, at Haningdee
of 92, &g lean of 3, at Maecledield of 71, at Manchester of
444 at Preston of 292, at Prestwich of Slat Rochdale of
522, at liaddlewortk of 49, at Salford of, at Stockport
of 106, at Todmordea of 42, at Warrinaton of 1, and
at Wigan of 18—making • total donne of 2,870;
but there is aa teener at Blecklitini of 36, at Bohn
of 6, at Clines* of 6, at Gansu; of 18, sad at Glee-
sop of 423, at Lan/star of 13, acid at Oldham of 233;
'Nokia( • total increase of 763, so that there is • est de-
mean of 2,1115, mid since the 6th of December last • total
decrease of 132,118 Las takes plate. There were, ae the
19th Mt., 139,865 ninon receiving parochial relief in the
27 ;mina adverted to; in the oorrnoooding weak of 1861
44,608 poem were so relieved. There is, therefore; an
Warms of 96,967 pimps in the receipt of parochial relief,
or 213'5 per mt. In the corresponding week of 1862
168,772 received parochial relief. It will be •
mom of satidectine toyoar committee to observe that the
pauperism of this week is less by 18.907 thee that of the
werrespeoding week of 1862. The total weekly coin of out-
door relief ou the 19th test was 8,602/. 12s. 2d. ; in the
sorrespooding week of 1861 it wee z.z.tai. 18s. 7d. • there
Is, therefore, aa increase of 6,3631. 13s. 7d., or 284.2 per
amt la the corresponding week of 1862 it wee
9,2101. 4s. Id. The avenge per restage of pauperism oe
the population of these unions on the 19th toes.. was 7.1 ; ia
the corresponding week of 1861 it was 2.2 ; and in the ow.
responding week of 1862 it wee 8.0. The amount of
looney in the beads of the treamers of the above unions,
on the 19th inn, was 99,1101. 175."
Colonel Paver & M.P., stated that he bad received • re-
eminence of 811. 6s. 6d., bet the balance of 2,9001. mind
by sabscriptin ia Poet
A grant of 201. 18e. Bd. was nada to Crompton from the
Employment and School Feed ; a meat of 1401. 12e. wee
made to Blackbers for imperiutendeoce of labour. Frost
the Oneral Relief Fund, 4501. was greeted to Antos,
450'. to Stalybndge, 401. to Burst, woe. to Dekialield,
1001. to Moseley-, 1,8001. to Glossop, 3001. to Rochdale,
7001. to Heywood, 600/. to Salford, 4091. to Annie (Man-
chester), SOM. to Gerdes-lane (Manchester), 100/. to Charl-
ton and Ardwiek (Manchester), 2501. to Helm (Kan-
ebeetsr), 601. to Harpurhey, 301. to Baxsodee, 41101. to
Bohn. 1001. to Montana. 501. to Wahomle-dale, 601. to
Little Hayfield, 601. to W 1046614 and Gonna.
The coalmines were occupied for a considerable period in
dimming suggenioos contained in • manual about to be
issued for the guidance of district committees in the admi•
altisticia of relief, and other portions of no manual were
left over for coosidentna next week.

Tni CHAEOZ or CONSPIRACY AGAINST A LEADS
klexcurdir.—At the Leeds Town Hall, en Saturday,
Q. H. W. Hint was brought up on relined, charged with an
Minna aniest the Benlauptcy Act, by obtaining goods
whilst ie a state of insolvency with the istentios of defraud-
ing kis creditors. The came was adjourned until Saturday
next. During the sitting of the court the prisoner's brother,
Jobe William Hint, surrendered oe • charge of ormipireey
to defraud. Bail was taken for C. H. W. Hint, himself ie
and two sureties in 2501. each. For the other prisoner
the ball was fixed at 501., end two sureties of 21. each.
Taunts Aoczossr.—.one of the largest build-
in Boston, Lincolnshire, is Mr. Biniinondis Weak'
mill, in South-street; tad this place, last week, was the
seine of • shocking accident. It appears that • tire.
Wright, with her daughter Maria, her niece, sad one or
two other ruing people. went into the mill for the
of seethe the mode of transforming lioseed into aileake. The
linseed, after being crushed sod ground. is pressed into shape
by hydraulic preens of areas power. The whole peel were
Mending in a doorway while the foreman of the worm was
explain's' the operating, about three yards from one of these
Ihrdreolie prima In a few minutes the Deane% prow broke
with • treatencions mesh, and an iron oldster, weighleg
sisaL I cwt., was hurled betheepst where they stood with
violence. Kim Wright received the full farm of
the blow on her heed, and lair skull was (metered is •
frightful nmener. Her mother and cousin were also streak
by the iron died kindred flows. lied a little boy whir stood
nowt woe ales iajerwL The poor girl died tient searnia&
The life of her mother is dispraised el, hot it is impeded that
the ether yeses ledy will remover.

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