The Express.
London, England, 1864-05-23 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

METROPOLITAN COUNTY COURTS.
&Ming days appointed tor the present west.
Wampum', St, MartiAs-laus.—Monday, May U; Tues-
day, 24 ; Thareday, 26.
Atmore., Whitehead's-gross—Tuesday, May 24 ; Thurs.
C,
newr.u., Duncan-terms—Tuesday, May 26 ; Fri-
day, 27.
6110111 DITCH, Oldalreet-road.—Tneeday, May 24 ; Thurs-
day, 24.
Bus, Bow-rod.—Wednesday, May 25 , Prfday, 27.
WErnicaariL, Great Preseottstnet.—Thursday, May 26.
SouruwAnn, Swan-street.—Tuesday, May 24, Thursday, ;
Friday, 27.
Larsen, Camberwell-oser-road.—Tuesday, May 24.
Ounorwiesi —Wednesday, May 26.
WooLwam.—Thuraday, May 26

NATIONAL CONSERVATITIF 2IGISTIZATION
ASSOCIATION.

The annual meeting of the association took place
on Saturday, at Willies Rooms. The Earl of SIiIiZWOBCHT
and TALBOT Presided, and was supported, amongst others,
by Viscount logeetre, Viscount lianthigh, Lord Sondes, Sir
S. E. Findley Wilmot, Colonel Knox, IL P., Sir Minto
Farquhar, M.P., Sit L. Palk, M.P., Colonel North, ILP.,
Colonel Ed .IL P., Major Waterhouse, ALP., Captain
the Hon. W. Tiftiot, M.P., Mr. C. W. Peeks, the
Hoe. E. Curses, Lieut.-Colonel Wag. Lient.-Coloael
Hutchinson, Captain Morley, the Rev. T. Stanley, the Bev.
T. H. Candy, Mauro. F. El. Chester, Beasley, G. F.
Chathbers, Norman Wathey, J. Vardoe, W. Cotterill, J. C.
Stoma, D. Boot., H. Finch, G. Boylan, C. L. Grunsieen„
C. J. Dimadale, PP. Beckwith, J. R. Ball, T. Bell, N.
Winstanley, C. Smith, H. Fawcett, J. A. Mackie, J. B.
Mackenzie, and C. Z. Newoomen. The seats appropriated
to the audience were wary thinly occupied.
The report of the executive committee stated that the
sambas of the association now numbered 410 peers, mem-
bers of parliament, and other conservatives, resident is dif-
ferent parts of the country. The importance of titian had
bate exemplified by the sitcom of the aseociatioe. The
association had continued to attend to the registration for
the county of Middlesex. During the past year, at the late
eleetion for the county of Hertford, as in previous years in
the elections for the counties or division of counties of
South Wilts, the North Riding of Yorkshire, Oxford, and
Fast Kent, the co-operation of the association having beau
requested, it had hese rendered with highly satisfactory
moults. The secretary, at the request of the local Con.
servative Association bad attended throughout the section
division of the county of Kent at the last revision, and
obtained a large majority for the conservatives in the
several courts ; and upon the solicitation of local
bad conducted four appeals in the Court of Common Pleas.
Sines last year there had been several additional contribu-
tions to the funds, which were progressing to a saturfactory
state. The committee oostisued to receive the sithesion of
many local societies, and the general approval of the objects
of the association and aoknowledgmeth of the advantage of
cenoexims therewith ; sad they invited the co-operation of
all county conservative registration societies, being prepared
to raider their services in the respective contests by can-
vassing outlying voters and mama' the attendance of
friends at the pals when each assistance might be desired.

The remintiou wu awls& as wen ;leo °them in
furthereace of the °Warm of the association, in speaking
to which,
Visoeuat Isamu coofidence that two out-
dates might be put forward for metropolitan boroughs at
the next election with • fair prospect of moue, one toe
Westminster and ass for Ilarylebene, and
Mr. Pacu remarked that out of the 142 conascamts
the conservatiees posemsed 99, and at the next tics
they must fight for the other 43.
The meeting was addressed by Sir I. Palk, Sir IL
Farquhar, Lord /Canaan b, Mr. Dunedals, Colonel Kaox,
Lord doodas, aad Colonel North ; sod the proceediags
terminated in the smog manner.