The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-25 00:00:00

LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 25, 1864.

pHs OXFORD.—SELECTIONS from
.W. FAUST, LA FORZA DEL DESTINO, Un Rano he Membere.
Faulk and the Two Gentlemen M Verona, by tbe whole of the
talented company. Director—Yr. F. JoNGRIIANS. Owned)
by Unsoorth. Eugene, W. Randall. W. Berton, and Me ?telly
Power. Me celebrated Juvenile comedienne. IVIRY RVENING.

T°the ELECTORS of the CITY of LONDON.
Gisauzian.—l have on several 00011110 M been coquetting
by influential citizens of London to allow myself to be nominated
as a candidate whenever a vacancy should occur in the repre-
sentation of the City.
The letter which has appeared this morning In the " Times "
from our respected representative. Mr Jeans Duke, announcing
his intention of retiring from Parlkunent, renders It necessary
that some response should be alma by me to the kind erpres-
Maas of those who have thought that I should not prove an un-
welthY_Termentstive of the great interests entrusted to a mem-
ber of Parliament for the City of London.
I beg to insure you that I should esteem It an honour to be
ems of Use representatives In the House of 00111/110011 for the
City of Loodoo, having for many years been actively imaged in
the public affairs of the City, and largely interested In its trade
and commerce.
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ity attecbioent to the liberal cause is well known to the
I have always advocated and supported those liberal
prim:ivies which have tended so materially to promote the pros-
parity of all classes In this eountry, and at the same time have
added strewth and security to the constitution.
The position of chief magistrate, in which the favour of my
fellow citizens has pissed me, eneou epee me to hope that I
may be honoured with the conddenoe of the electors, wbo miff
feel amend that in entrusting to mss the onerous respond
ties and duties of their representative In parliament, those re-
sponsibilities will ever be kept In view, and those duties ear-
welly and faithfully discharged.
I am. Gentlemen.
Yours very fat
WILLIAIthturiIAWRINCIL
Mansion-house, July °S. 1.864.

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IMPERIAL P,

HOUSE OF LORDS.—SATURDAT, JULY 23.
The house met this day pursuant to adjournment. Is
the absence of the Lord Chalicellor, Lord REDZSDALZ, the
&Armee of oommitteee, prmided, and took his seat on the
woolsack at 2 o'clock.

The Highways Act ♦mendment Bill and the Railway
COMPikill Powers Bill passed through committee.
The Contagious DiNSMS Bill, the Returns Bills
(Ireland) Bill, the Corn Accounta sod Bill, the
Westmineter-bridge Traffic Bill, and the Stamp Duties Act
Amendment Bill were respectively read a second time.
The Thames Conservaacy Bill pored through committee,
with amendments.

The J;stioW;Fromedinp Conlinoatioa (Saimaa) Bill, and
the Poisoned Flesh Prohibition Bill, were each mad a third
time and peened.
The Bank Notes, &c. (Signature) Bill, the Bleaching and
Dyeing Works Act &Illusion Bill, and the Exchequer
Bomb (1,600,00 W.) Bill passed through committee.
The Portsmouth Dockyard (Acquisition of Lands) Bill
was read a second time.

Their lordships thee adjourned at a quarter-past two.