The Express.
London, England, 1864-02-17 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

(UXBRIDGE. Fin 16.
At a special coogregation this meriting the offioe
of libeariaa was declared vacant by the resignatioa of the
Bar. Joseph Power.
Mr. FleeChamomile* has sine* Bien Destine that the
acentealdos of two pigeons to the sesate fee the recast
see. will be amide es Thursday the 26th Meinat at 8 a.m.
(by the email of the rest.), arid that the electioa by the
emote of oat of the two will take place on Friday the 26th
inst. The poll will be taken in the Ante lichool from 10
a.m. ell 4 pm., sad in the main from halkiaet wen till
haltpiet sight.
The eindsty of the of are 2001. The samosa
two gentle. are already ateatioaed as likely to be mad-
clangs,via—llr. Bessishaw, el Keg' sad the Bev. J. L
B. Kayos', ILA., Priacipai Claws a 1 °lSt John'a

MR. °TWAT AND rat BRIGHTON ELECTION.

Mr. Otwsy writes to the Times:—" When Mr.
Coninghani mamma his intention of retiring from par-
liament, the liberal electors of Brightoo, who form two-
thirds of the oonstitneney, adopted what must appsr to
mast pen* a very esti/mid sad legitimate method of
Messing hie suoiner. A peblio momf was called. and •
omegas% fairly ohms tam all sections of the party,
nominated by it to coder with candidates and report m
their eligibility to another public meeting, hereafter to be I
summoned. Of the four eandidatm three (Mr. Fawcett, Mr
Goldoni& and myself) determined toabide by the committed'
deeliaa ; but when the meeting sansuaMd to rewire its
repast NIP of the supporters of Mr. Dorms, many of whom,
sonulootor% were in ponemion of the room, moved as an
aniandmest to it that • Mr. Kuper Dame was the most It
wdierroluraiam=
was Mimed to reprieve{
on Brighton is pediment,'
• Mow of basis to be
:Med. The decision of the committee was thus set
▪ and Mr. Fawcett sonsidered that under the altered
eirametances be was free to pursue his candidature.
Whoa Kr. Faeroese@ determination was merle knows
to me, who had bees hossored by heist semi a the
committee's report as • the meet eligible essiiidate: I
tel (though able to matest tke borough against a pcditioal
opponent and the few votes likely to be gime to Mr.
Dams) Qat it would to useless to moulder Is oddities
a geetiessaa for whose ability I felt the greatest
is
who bad assured m warmest sympathy,
=this withdrew. Mr. • who bed
plated secood in the report of the committee, sad
who op to the moment of my deoliniag the meted had
aequissord is its decision, sow became free to set fa the
matter. Tim was cowed the sztraordisery remit a tie
Brighton Melba% and the nem of a conmrvasiss for is.
of ths most liberal bereeghs is the kingdom, with a coe.
stitneecy of 5,400 Mars. New, ir, having by your mu,
My been enabled to state these eisonmsteness, I wish to
esk, is this coafeeice to he escoureged ? In any and is
miry borough each rush. may be produced. Is there so
tribunal, so antharity, to pelmet each a scandal as we
have now witamed ? Is the great liberal party is the
country without s remedy, and are many of the consta•
tumor to be immolated oely by the selected of a mino-
rity ? Public °Mien will doubtless promos's upon and
discourage each exhibitions as have lately teem piece at
Brigitte., and it is to be hoped that it will visit with Its
omen those individuals who, superseding all legitimate
orpniestioe and decisim, peril and damage the principles
which they prefer, sad give a triumph to their polities)
oppmenta."

DowNrso-siassr, Fes. 16.—The Queen has been
pleased to appoint Arthur Bireb, gq to be Goiania Sane-
arifAcur thetriAmeolasy of British Oolasabia.—Gasses
liitscrion.—A petition has been
parsestad to the How of Commons by Hearn. John Hwy
• aid George Paid. two Barastoplo electors, whist
the return of Mr. Lloyd, ma member for BarsailLcia the
pound that he was guilty of billowy. The peas
that Mr. Bromides Ire reamed in Yr. I.esa;;l se she
bad • majority of legal yam
C1117114.31-ReTZ APPIALL —Yesterday a number
of the resideals of Si. Clown Dams was annuncesed
before the Middleman magnesia, Oiling at a special petty
action, held at Bt. Martin's Vestry-hall, for the non.pay.
moat of church rates. A somber of objections wirevg:=
against the rat., on the greased that the parties
against were dissenters and oithohca, and did not at the
parish church. Some pleaded poverty, and alas coateemlid
that the rate was illegal. Those who pleaded poverty wen
relieved from payment, bat the other *whoa wen dis-
allowed, and an order for payment made. Mr. Dian, of 11.
Ouroy-strat, aid the rate was illegal, as more than six
maths had palmed sitar the Ant application wa•
made for the rata and the earring of the 11001t110014
He proved that &Wadies was made for the rate
on July 8, 1863, and that the sanuncas for eras-pay-
meet wee made last week. Mr. Paten admitted that
there had been sow &My in serving the summoos io con-
sopsaiss of the death of the senior charchwardaa.
The magistrates decided that Mr. Dian's objection was I
valid, sad no order was mada. Mr. Desa's objection was
then put forward by others, bet it was overruled in cease-
games of prose met being forthoosniag es to the exact data
of the application for the rate. Mr. Tailors rid he refused
to pay the rear upon primal*. He oatiodod that by the
ad of parliament it wee the duty of the churchwardens to
prove that application had ban made for Qs rate. The
bench was of opines that ths objection could not stand,
inasmuch as the auntromass were Mad on information
swan to by the eliarediearases. Mr. Thane further
contained that there ware Gerais items charged for a the
rata which were dlsgaL He eventually proved that impli-
cates was geed made for the rate cis Anglia 3rd. 1863, and
that the 111111111110011 Ina only recanly vaned. This objec-
tion, as in Kr. Dam's cens, was found to be vslid, ad no
order for payment was made. Tao above °bionics in
smother Wimps having bass instaincl. the proosedinp
lisranhasted.
ASYLUM roe. FATED:atlas CHILDILY, RZILDHAIK.
—Then are few amongst the numerous charitable Unita-
tins which provide for the helpless condition of orphan-
hood more poetically useful than the Asylum at Rada=
It is founded upon the. most liberal principle, the only
qu~aallllation for adman° being that the child shall be
and destitute and above the condition of a pauper
—place of birth, sex, or religions distinction being alto.
gabs, disregarded. Introduced upon those tenni, 468
okildra have bees received, nurtured, and educated in the
wino linos its first astablishman, 18 years ago, and
then are sow nom It. foundation 180. The children an
nosind at any erg. Oran the birth, if ascoasery), and
en Weaned is the iiiititntioa—ths boys until
feartosa, sad Um girls until Mama years of aim
I *wing the Lord Mayer presided at ita anniversary
dinar, supported, as weal, by a onsidorible somber of
gentlemen comeeted with the trading literati of London,
by whom this charity his always beat favourably regarded.
The festival took plea at the Looks Tavern, and tha
gases numbered over 208. His lordship after dinar, drew
attention, in aa mwespriete sad feeling swab, to the spacial
debris or the isetWeloa, and the miaow to his apnea, was
a sabseriplio• list aide op at the table of 4,6601. The
vocal Wats of kW Bassford, Mims Kyles, Mr. It.adtrd,
sad Mr. Wssisy, addled to thew tits estarbia-
sant. Mr. Harker was Ma toseitsmita.
Marie Antoitiette's bait, during her imprison-
' mint. bows completely coionsiess. bah Mangos of caw
may new I. emplatayrsetera rey aerriegs MagasW 4aaper, ,
ha, of whirl De. Ham. repeat :—"1 lewd them as the most
perfect WWI Marto imam as mapeete their mealmalcal cow
Mructloa sad their usgasthal scam" fly are the remedy
for grey hale, aeurstea, rheumatism, dc.—..s. Counterfeits
are being matte.— Offices, 32, Boingballarset, London.
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