The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-19 00:00:00

MIDDLESZA RIIGISTAATION.

Mr. Edmond Betties, the barrister appointed to
revise the luta of voters for knights of the Wee to serve
in parliament for the county of Middlesex, commenced hie
duties yesterday. Great interest onion; with regard to the
revision of the lists of the year generally, from the circum-
stance that in all probability it is on the register now in
preparation the next general election will be made. A
subordinate degree of interest attaches in especial to the
Middlesex revision, from the circumstance that the de-
cision of the Court of Common Pleas, in January last,
affecting nearly 500 votes, has been disregarded, the names
ordered by the judge to be expunged still remaining on
the list, from the circumstance that the Registration Acts
contain no machinery by which the decision can be carried
into effect.

The result of the day's work was greatly to the advantage of
the liberal party, but the numbers have not been either
tabulated or calculated.
The revising barrister, at the request of Mr. James, varied
his advertised arrangements, so far as regents the lists for
Chiswick, Fulham, and Hammersmith, which will now be
taken not at the Kensington Vstp•ball oo Monday, the
13th of October, but at the Windsor Castle, Hammersmith,
oo Thursday. the 9th.
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DEATH OF A MAN WHILE AT WuP.K IN A
CILININEY.—On Friday afternoon en loopiest was opened at
Amblecote, near Btourbridge, on the body of John
Bennett, aged thirty-four, a bricklayer. It appears that
the deceived vas engaged at Messrs. Harris and pear-
eon's brick-kiln, at Whitmore, in raising a stack on
Tuesday last. There was a scaffold inside the top of the
chimney for the deceased to stand on while at work. At
about two o'clock he complained to a man named Michael
Bradley, who was serving him, that the place was not fit to
work in because of the sulphur, the chimney at the time
carrying-off coal smoke from the stoves. Bradley told him
to leave off if this was the case; but the deceased replied that ENCOURAGEMENT FOR THE DEAF AND DTMB.
it was too late to leave off then. Three hours later Bradley The Mersey Dock Board have a man engaged in their service
and the deceased Were disengaging a ladder at the top of the (as a teller and marker of goods) who is deaf and dumb,
chimney, when the deceased loosed his hold of the ladder, but who, in spite of these natural disadvantages, does his
KW Bradley fell to the ground, a distance of forty feet. work well and earns a good living for himself and his
Bennett at the name time fell inside the chimney, and a few family. At the meeting of the Board yesterday he pre.
minutes afterwards a carpenter named Elton, found him on ' noted an application for as advance of salary, which
the weaffold. There was a gurgling sound in his throat, I will no doubt be granted. It vu Mated that in addi-
and be immediately expired. Bradley, who was not meek : pion to performing hie own duties satisfactorily, he was
hurt by his fall, also went to the top of the chimney, and most expert in initiating new men into the mysteries of his
the deceased was let down by means of a rope. There were ceiling,
noextemal mad" injuTi" " the deeeseed• and the I DIPORTING Tat without colour on the leaf pre-
inquest was thereforef adjourned in order that the muse of I vents the gm.... pawing oft Inferior leaves as In the usual
death might beaseertaintel, and also that additional evidence ' Mods. Handsaw:l*s tea Is uncoloured, therefore, always good
might be procured.— Worcevershire Chronicle. anima Sold by 2,280 Agoutis —lAdvertlssmest.l

The oeurCadjonmed till this day (Friday), at Breotford.
when Mr. Beaks will revise the hate for the parishes of
Actor, Brentford, Ealinf, Greeoford, Heaton,
Bleworth, Northholt, Pemvale, and Twickenham.