The Express.
London, England, 1864-12-01 00:00:00

'or= WirrOlt or TUB WEPILE&S.

Sia,—Will you allow me to correct an
the report of what I said at the meeting of electors 1
night at Freemasons' Tavern! I made no cornmeal
foreign policy of the present government ; but s
',smelly of the spirit which ought to characterise a
lions with other states, I sought to draw the die
between intervention for dynastic objects, or for
at varieties with the liberty of our neighbours, and
'adulation of national sympathy with free commr
with communities struggling to be free. I deem t,
as righteous and politic as the former is unwise and
notable. The oase in my mind should be very
justify our government in actively interposing on '
the oppressed ; and we should never do so, save
potie force from without has been called in by tl
doer. No people have a right to an us to assert ,
by arms their right to self-rule ; but when seeking
their fetters, we are not therefore bound to stated
ems murder done by the aid of foreign aceotop'
am. &c., W. T. M. TOR?
26. St. George's road, Boclsstoo•square, Nov. 30.

ROYAL DRAMATIC COLLECE BALL—The
fall dress ball is aid of the fuuds of this °mallet
will take place nest Wedoesdey, Dec. 7, at St.
Hall, Piccadilly. As usual, the admission will be
by vouchers to be obtained of the stewards, at MI
or Mr. Mitchell's library, or at the Lotidoo cart
college. Messrs. Coots and Tinney'a band has been
and amongst the stewards are Messrs. Robert B
Brady, M.P., B. Bond Cobbell, J. B. Lockett:me, I
Webster, Dr. Canton, doom Levy, l'beodore Mastic
Mathews, Captain Spioar, Allred Wigao, and I
Lewis Wingfield.
THE REPRESENTATION OF NORTH WARWI,
—A meeting of the committee of the North
shire Liberal Registratioo Society was held at Bi

on Tuesday afternooe, u rdereece to the vantacy
the repremetatioo of that division miaow:sot ou
of Mr. Spooser. The attendance was numerous,
propriety of contesting the election with Mr. Brooder
conservative candidate, was fully discussed. Tb•
seemed to be unanimous in f.vour of that course

stied. The next question was the selection of a C
Several gentlemen had been named. amongst
Philip Wykeham Marti., the member for Kochi
. •

is the owner of • coiaiderible estate in the
and who would be acceptable to the liberal
generally ; Mr. G. F. Kuntz, of timbers lade
eldest eon of the late member for Bit ink
and the Honourable Chat:dos Leigh, next bent
Lord Leigh. A long hitter was read from that get
in the course of which it was intimated that he a
unwilling to come forward if it was thought desist
should do so ; and Mr. Wykebam Martin being tt
secure in his meat for Rochester, Mr. Leigh wee adopt
the liberal candidate. A subscription was entered ir'
room, and • considerable amuuat raised towards
the expenses of the contest. Mr. Leigh's add.
ultimately mounts to stand) will be issued soon
interment of the late member. It is understood to)
the desire of both parties that nothing public shout
until after that event ; but the coovervative daily paper
tidied is Birmingham having ignored the itiodoi dicer
tended, by the publication of the result of the
meeting of the liberal party yesterday, both parti
on the move. Mr.Bromley's friends had a private t
in Birmingham, and the address of that gentleman
out immediately. The last great contest for the
took place is 1847, when the present fiord Leigh was
by Mr. Bpoorier by • majority of 174. There was
contest is 1852, when the Hon. Keppel Craver
T. G. Skipwith opposed Messrs. Residual* and ..,
but the oppoition was got up hastily, and the result
lea. favoarable to the liberals than it was in 1847.

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