The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-29 00:00:00

EAST SURREY.

Sir Walter Buchanan Riddell, Bart., yesterday, at
the workhouse committee-room, Cheat Rusell-street, Ber-
mondsey, completed the revision of the Bete of voters for
But Surrey, with those of the perishes of St. John, Bt.
Thomas, Bt. George the Martyr, Rotherhithe, Bt. Olau,
St. Saviour, and Bermondsey.
Mr. G. R. Corner, solicitor, and Mr. Tconsas Jima,
secretary to the But Surrey Reform Recistration Siciety,
attended to support ri foreign, and Mr. Edward Meymott,
solicitor, appeared on behalf of the tarifa.

IT. JOHN.

The Overseers made acd sustained two objections to
electors.
Mr. George Monsen proved the service of a notice of
objection to the name of Mr. James Baynes.
Mr. Mermott objected to the notice, as the abode of the
objector appeared on the het of votes as of No. 3, King-
stree, and on the notice It was stated to be No. 68, King
street.

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Mr. Corner stalled Mr. Monsell who stated that he has
occupied his abode several peers, end that when he took the
house it wee numbered 3, but since that time the numbers
in Bierstrett have been altered.
The Revising Barrister held the notice as sufficient, and
the name was expunged.
Mr. Meymott made one objection and sustained it, and
the reformers objected to attotber on the ground of change
of neidence, but the new abide was supplied and the vote
retained.
No new claims were made.
SAINT GEORGE.

The °veneers made and sustained objections to five eloton,
and five claims were allowed.

Mr. Meytoott proved notion of objections to thirty-ono
electors ssd onatinned thirty of them, but soon of the magi
person were also obloctod to by reformers.
SAINT SLATS.

The overseers made objections to eleven *lmams, and
sustained the whole of them; and twelve claims were
allowed.

The overseen made and sustained objectless to nine
electors, and fourteen claims were allowed.
Mr. Meymott proved notices of objection to twenty-four
electors, and sustained twsstyone of them, and some of the
same were also objected to by the reformers.

SAINT SAVIOUR.

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The overseen Rade sad sustained one objecting, and one
clans was allowed.

The overseers objected to tweet; electors and two claim-
ants. and nstained the whole of them.
Mr. Merman proved (ounces notices of objection, and
sustained ten of arm, and some of the same persons were
also objected to by the reformer'. Some saresemeat was
afforded to the court by two claims sent to the *veneers, one
of them stated his qualification as " gectlemaa," and ano-
ther u " auctioseer, &c."
The overseer of Woldingham attended the court and
apologised for not attending at Croydon, end said that by
the instructions sent to him by the Clerk of the Peace, he
understood that if he did Lot receive any notices of claims
or objeetioes he seed not attend the Court of Revision.
The Revising Banister said it was the duty of overseen to
attend his court with their lists, whether any change be
made in the list or sot; the court remitted the flee, bat
did not allow say expenses to the overseer.
This concluded the revision of the county lists, and the
respective wets retuned thanks to fin Walter Riddell
for his unit Ma mutely, whir& was acknowledged, sad the
mart was dissolved.

ALOIERS.—The Algiers journals give farther se- ;
counts of fires in plantations whist have maned of tato
in various parts of the colony. In the plain between ;
lietljettsr and Koleab the fire listed two days, notwith-
stands, the unremitting efforts of 200 of the French
'Wien to arrest its progress. Several necks of cone wan
bunt. At Kelesh, on a pins of ground near the camp, i
the dry gnus ought Are from the sparks, and the flames
advanced very clan to the town, bet fonanstaly their I
progress was checked before say considerable damage was ;
sassed. A Are broke oat on the mountain of the Chostmas, I
sear Cbarcber. The town was oomplstely surrounded by
the Suess, sad it woody after several boars aanisitting
efforts that the fire we. liatingnisAted, but not beton several
vineyards, a quantity of tong*, and other property had
been destroyed.
81ITINA.—A letter from Smyrna of the 13th states
that, owner to the nergetio porseveranes of Seeman
Peek', pablie meartty seetes's to mostablisie itself, sad
that hopes are oatenaned that is a ikon tins there will
be nothing mere to fear from the brigabds, as they appear
to be all disapooriag frees the was of their former oat-
raga. The sews of the tiding of Sebastopol caused the
moot general joy at Smyrna, whist was maaifiestsd by rt.-
asisas sad njoisiops of all kinds.
Arorwicastas' liaLt.—Names of gentlemen who
their saamination in the edema and moues of um-
Leatli. and received certificates to practise, on Thanday,
etPL 27, IBM :—Willtene 11111cr Ord, Bristoa-bill ; William
Jyes,
asps. Bleeldordby, Loieseenbirs ; William Stanwall,
Gaiaabonagh, Llasolashin ; Jams Ashbanwr James Ask-
banter, Maashestar. For se. selstaat—William Bum
Woofer, Cambsidp.