The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-19 00:00:00

SHREWSBURY AND ABERYSTWITH

RAILWAY.

Important meetings in favour of this line, pro-
rootoi by the landowners, with the cordial support and
assistance of the London and North Western Railway Com-
pany, have been hold during the past week at Aberyst-
with, the Mayor in the chair; at lilechynleth, Captain
Thurston in the chair; and at Newtown,the lion. kir.Tracy
in the chair. At all of these resolutions unanimously ap-
proving of the line, and pledging to it the support of the
district, have been passed. About fifty miles of land have
been already sold to the company at agricultural value, or
about 6.50/. per mile, the usual average coat being from
3,0001. to 6,0001. per mile.

ENDEAVOUR TO RAUH TUE DUELIEN OF KENT
8 .—During the week, and up to Saturday, the most
strenuous efforte,have been made, under the superintendence
of Mr. Green, the engineer, to float this vessel, which, it
will be recollected, wan ran down off Northffeet some fort.
night since, by coming in collision with the Ravenshourne,
Antwerpsteamer. 8o far the only progress made has been'
that she has been got in shore about one hundred feet ; pos. 1
sibly she might have been raised by this time, had not the
materials employed in the operation been found of inefficient
strength for the immense weight of the med. It is so far
satisfactory that the divers have ascertained beyond all
doubt that no bodies remain in the unfortunate vessel. The
Admiralty haviug;been made acquainted with the material
required, have, in the most liberal and prompt manner,
given directions for ambles, as well as barges of the necessary
tonnage, to bo forwarded to the locality of the disaster.
With these adjuncts sanguine hopes arc entertained of ulti-
mately floating the vessel.
ST. I'ANCRAB.-WRIT OP MANDAMC9.--On Satur-
day, the 120 vestrymen, and 40 directors of the poor of St.
Pancras, wore served by Messrs Sharpe, Field, and Jack-
son, the solicitors to the Poor Law Board, with copies of •
writ of mandamus, issued by the Court of Queen's Bench,
to compel the authorities of the parish to reinstate Mr.
Eaton in his office of master of the workhouse, from which
he was dismissed some weeks since by the vestry, for al,eged
misconduct, and without the cones; of the 1`0..4 Low Beata.

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THE NEW PARLIAMENT.

MEMBERS RETURNED

TO SERVE LN THE NEW PARLIAMENT.

Ltbrralt. Debyites.
Aberdeen
Aberdeensbire
Abingdon
Andover
Sir W. Cubitt
Anglesey Sir R. Bulkeley
firli7l•airo Sir A.l.Csmpbell
Armagh (borough) Rase 8. Moore
11 (County) Col. Caulfield Sir W. Verner
Armagh
i2rnel
Ashburtoa O. Moffat
Ashton-under-Lyao C. Hindley
Athlone
Aylesbury
It. Bettiell

Banbury IL W. Tapered
Bandon - _ Lord Bernard

Banffshire
Barnstaple
R. Brentridge
Bath
T. hinn
Beaumaris
Bedford
Belfast J. Davison.
H. M'Cairns
Berwick M. Forster

Eon. F. Scott

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7. Stapleton
Berwiekshite
Beverley The Hn. F. Lawley
W. Wells
Bewdley Sir T. Winnington
Birmingham
G. F. Mum:
Blackburn W. Reeks
J. Filkineton
Bodrnin
Bolton T. Barnes
J. Crook

Boston O. ii.iicathcote B. B. Ca,,bt.ll
Bradford
Brecon C. It. Morgan
Breconahire
Bridgewater
Bridgnenh Henry Whitmore
6ir 11. l'iget
Bridport T. A. Mitchell
Marrogh
Brighton Sir O. Pechell

Lord A. Hervey
Bristol F. H. Berkeley
W. IL 0. Langton
Buckinghain Mani. of Chando..
Col. Hall
Bury F. Peel
Bury St. Edmunds
Butesbire
Wortley

Calm,

K. Macaulay
J. H. And(
Hon. E. T. Yorke
Lord G. Mariners
E. Ball
H. Gou:burn
L T. Wigrain
11. P. Gipps
Hon.B.Jobostone
Cardiff
Cardigan P. Loren=
Cardiganshire
Carlisle
J Ferguson
Carlow (horough) J. Badleir
Carmarthen
Carmarthenshire D. Jones
D. A S. Davies
Carnarvon.... W. B. Hughes
Carnarvonshire Col. D. Pennant
Carrickfergus Hon. W. H. S.
Cotton
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Cambridge (beta.)
Cambridgeshire....

Cambridge Univers.

Canterbury

Cashel Sir T. O'Brien
Chatham
Cheltenham

Cheshire, North ..

Cheshire, South....

W. T. Egtrton
G. C. Legh
Sir I'. de M. G.
Egerton
J. Tollemache

Chester

Hon. W. 0. Stanley
Chichester
Chippenhaas
Capt. Boldero
Christchurch Captain Walcott,
R.N.
Cirencester Has. A. G. J. Pon- J. R. Mullinp
seaby

J. Johnstone

Clitheroe ld. Wilson
Clonmel
Cockermouth H. Aglionb7 Gen. Wyndham
Colchester W. W. Hawkins

Lord J.Manners
Coleraine
Cork (city) Serjeant Murphy
W. Fagan
Cornwall, West E. M. Pendants
Bir C. Lemon

Coventry Kt. Hon. E Ellice
C. Oath
Cricklade

J. Neeld
A. Goddard
Capt. Lowther
S. I rton
Dartmouth Sir T. Herbert
Denbigh F. R. West
Derby
Derbyshire,North Hon.o.ll. Caven-
dish
W. Enos
Derbyshire, South

Cumberland, West

C. R. Colville
Wm. Mundy
G. W. Henesge
Capt.S.Gladatune
Devonport

Devizes

Berkeley
Sir T. D. Acland
L. W. Buck
Sir J. Y. Buller
Sir R. Lopes
Dorchester
Dorsetahire

Devonshire,North..
Devonshire,South..

H. K. Seymer
J. Flom
Dover
Downpatrick Hon. C. S Bar-
dinge
Drogheda
Droitwich
Dublin (City) E. Grogan
J. Vance
Dublin University G. A. Hamilton
J. Napier
Dudley
Dumbartonshire
Dumfries
W. Swart

Dumfrienhire Lord Drumlanrig
Daub& W. Bowyer
Dram
Demeamem., Hon.W. S. Knox
Dusgarma J. F. Maguire
Durham (city)
W. Atherton, Q.C.
Durham, North R. D. Shaft°
Durham, South Lord H. Vane
Edinburgh, T. B. Macaulay
C. Cowan
Edinburghshire , Sir J. Hope
Elgin, Banff, Ac G. S. Duff
Elginahire
Ennis
Enniskillen
Essex, North Sir J. Trull
Na.j W. It eresford
Ewes, South I. W. Brainston
Sir W. B Smiith
Evesham Hon. Grenville hir H. Willough-
Berkeley
Exeter E. Divett by
Sir J. T. B.Duck-
worth
E. C. K crrison
J. Bead

B
Falkirk

Fifeshire
Finsbury Alderman Challis
T. S. Duncorabc
Flint Sir J. Hanmer
Forfarshire Colonel Mauls
Promo Colonel Boyle
Galway (City)
A. O'Flaberty
Gateshead
Glamorganshire C. R. M. Talbot Sir G. Tyler
eingssw A. Ileitis
J. M
Gloucester (City) AdmiTegße°rTkeley
Gloucestershire, E. Mar.of Worcester
Sir E Codrington
Grantham
Lord M. W.
Graham
Great Grimsby
Greenock A. Dunlop
Greenwich M. Chambers P. Holt
Guildford
J. Ball
Haddington, &e.
Hon. F. Cbarteria