The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-16 00:00:00

THE BEPEWUJITATION OP LAMBETH.

Last evening a meeting was held at the Horns
Tavern, Kennington, to take into consideration the present
position of the borough with regard to the liberal muse,
ammquent on the contemplated retirement of Mr. Bow&
Mr. ELLINGTON, who was called to the chair, hoped the
skaters of Lambeth would not allow the election to be made
a money question, but that they would return a man who
would truly and properly represent their interests.
Mr. Wittuals, churchwarden, proposed " That no mu-
dictate for the representation of this borough will be en-
titled to the support of the constituency unless he ;assess
enlarged and liberal views of the extension of the bum of
the reprreutetiou, recognising the fullest rights of civil
andMipous liberty, an intimate acquaintance with the
=Ms sod requirements of the borough, ss a portion of the
South side of the Thames, in those measures which affect
the metropolis at large."
Mr. Tour wooded the resolution.
Mr. Buns, a scarily= of Newington, suggested the
emanational Mr. George Thompson.
Mr. Botha= would put before them the name of Mr.
Frederick Dodtao, who well understood the business re-
quirement' at the borough. Be was of enlarged views on
polithal and religious questions, and he thought, as a local
candidate, as he mesa intelligent end indefathpble worker,
he would be most acceptable to the constituency.
Mr. BERL= wanted to know why the names of Mr.
Wilkinson or Mr. Miall had not been mentioned?
Several other gentlemen having expressed their views,
Mr. Witxrealavu= called upon the meeting to adopt
the resolution in its integrity, which would, at least, pledge
the meeting to have a candidate who would support true
liberal principled&
The resolution was ultimately carried.
Bk. F. W. -^ in a clever, effective, and humoroi

r. w. GODDARD _
=t• proposed the following- resolution That the in.
acquaintance with the matters which affect the
borough cif Lambeth, hie long continued advocacy of
_liberal
measures, and the similarity of views which be hallo with
Mr. Williams, entitle Mr.Frederiek.Doultan to the .
of the constituency, and that a requisition recluestlig"=
to come forward u a candidate be at once drawn up."
Mr. it. TAYLOR supported the resolution hi a warm eulo-
gium upon the qualifications of Mr. Doulton as a local can-
didate, a man of honourable feelings and enlarged and en-
lightened liberakviews.
Mr. Y. Muaaoutia supported the resolution.
Mr. BOSLEY moved as an amendment—" That a com-
mittee of gentlemen be appointed in order to ascertain
what candidates fulfilling the foregoing requirements are
willing to allow themselves to be nominated for the
borough of Lambeth. and that the committee do report to
a filters meeting."
Mr. SIDI supported the amendment.
Mr. G. STIFF objected to the meeting pledging itself
prematurely to any candidate.
After a discussion of some length, in whieh allegation
recriminatory and to some eutent abusive were indulged in,
the on motion was put and carried, and the meeting
concluded by a vote of thanks to the chairman.

WEATaIa RSPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

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Tat!Raton.
N. Britain.—B.W. to N.W.,
fresh to Wong, rainy.
fret Dd.—H. tow., strong, some

VIRIDAY.
H.W. to N.W., moderate to
Arm&
As next above.

rain.
Central. —8.8. W. to W.N.W.,
fresh, rain In places.
Les
—W. to B. and 8.8.1 i, 8.8. W. to W.N.W., strong to
fresh. moderate.
Ingland.-9 E. to &W., B.W. to NM., trait.
moderate to fresh.

B. to W. and to N.W., fresh.

EXPLANATION.
B.—Barometer corrected and reduced to 32 deg. at mean sea
level , each 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing about one-hundredth
of an inch diminution . and each 10 deg., above 32 deg., causing
nearly three.hundre4lths Increase. E.—Esposed thermometer
fu shade. M.—Moistened bulb (for evaporation and dew
point). D.—Direction of wind (true—two points kit of mag-
netic). E. —for* (1 to 12—estimated). C.—Cloud (1 to 9). I.
lottists h, blue slq • c. clouds (detached); f, log; b, ball :
lightning: m, misty (hazy) ; o, overcast (dull) ; r, rain : s, snow;
t, thunder. It., rain-tall, or snow, or ball, since last report, la
inches and dechnals. E.—Bea-cllsturbance (1 to 9). Z.