The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-01 00:00:00

THE BEGLSTRATIONS.

CITY OF LONDON.
The following is the result of yesterday's revision, accord-
ing however, to the Conmervative Registration Association :
Coaservative objections sustained, 80 ; conservative slams
sustained. 3—total, 83. Liberal objectioos sustained, 17 ;
liberal claims unstained, 13—total, 30. Conservative pio
on the day's revision, 53.

The court acijo;riad at 4 o'clock until 11 this (Than-
day) morning.

BILIBTOL.—T he following is the result of the revi-
sion in this city SCOording to the Liberal return :
claims allowed, 174 ; tories expunged on liberal ob. •
3d2; torise expunged on duplicate objections,
Tory claims allowed, 77 ; liberals expunged on tory
Uinta, 240 ; liberals expunged on duplicate objections.
3d. Liberal majority, W 5. Claims allowed, claimed for
both perties. 9.
SCOTLAND. —A t the Selkirk Registration Court
on Tuesday, a ease which suited moth Wand was that of
the Rev. James Ywsg, moister al lie Free Minh, Sel-
kirk, who was • ss proprietor or owner in lifrroat of
the manes sad garden belooging to the Free Church. Mr.
Blackburn **Med to Yr. lining being oa the roll, ia
sped that he was not proprietor or owner in life-mat of the
=nee, his life-rent right to the IMMO not being indefeasi-
ble. After a very laag dismunion Sheriff Dundee proceeded
to draw up a special ow seining forth the facts on which
the claim was made, and said that ha would take time to
consider his judgment.

Scoreunt HoarrraL CORPOSAIRON. —The quarterly
court of governors was held yesterday, at the cakes in
Crane-court, Fleetatreet ; Sir John Heron Maxwell is the
chair. The Mentes./ the last court and general committee
having been read and confirmed, Dr. Liddell moved the fol-
lowing resolution :—"That, considering the prosperous
state of the funds of the institution, two additional pension.
of LW. per annum each be created in addition to the ten
peemions of that amount now in existence, bat that no
pewee at present on the pension List shall be eligible as a
candidate for either of the two new pensions." Dr. Thoinp-
ma seconded the resolution, which MS supported by Dr.
Alison, the Rev. A. Point, and other members. Mr. Rem
and Dr. Webster, while in favour of the resolution, thought
Gs present pensioners of the society should be eligible for
the new pension. Considerable dimension ensued, and ulti-
mately, on the reeneammdatioe of the Animas, Dr. Liddell
.

withtfriviilike resehttim WU the aez—re--eort tterTThe
proseedhip tormittled with a vote of thanks to tbe
chairman.

10RTR AST OF LORD BROUGHAM FOR THE EDlN-
macs PArLiaimir Houar.--liouse tine as... the Lords
of the Court of Series and the members of the Scottish bar
rewired to have painted • full length original portrait of
Iced Brougham, so be placed is the Part-house, in
order that they might thereby mark their mese of his lord-
ship's von abilities and peat public smoisem and at the
same time keep in remembrasee the foot that he mitered
public life as • Scottish advocate. Having wine to this re-
solution, the mat point was to select an artist, and, after
full considaratima, the committee of the Week and bar
thought fit to cooler the honour of malting their 0013201111-
olio° on our animist townsmen, lb. D. Hawse. Lord
Brougham, on Wag apprised of the selection. intimated,
with much cordiality, his readies to give every facility
to the artist ; and accordingly whoa is Landon bat summer
Mr. Mamie was teemed with several sittinge, and Inc.i his
return to Glasgow he has completed the phew". His Iced.
ship is represented in his usual garb—via., long frock mat
or surtout, with velvet collar, velvet waistcoat, plaid trem-
ens, and black stock. Is fact, the very mashie is daily
twee, with neassive heed and bulky feembrought before
us to the life. His lordship holds in his left • docu-
ment or copy of an address, sod with hi right head ex-
tended be seems to be in the act of addressieg a depataticia
with mach eareastaws--wearing an semen= of counte-
nance, in short, which was often witnessed by tbsomeds
while his lordship officiated is Glasgow two yews
sips as Presides& of the Social Science Association.
Lord Brougham's r. bas as a peer of the realm are repre-
sented as thrown over • table in the background, while the
rich gold-embroidered purse of • Lord Chancellor of
Pwoland lies on • cushion at bia feet, iadio,tiog the high
rical and judicial office which hie lordship had filial.
busta are men behind the main figure on the canvas
which any owcanvas,
will recognise in • moment as those of bit:
lordship's old friends, Jam.. Watt and the Duke of Wel-
lington ; and the.., we believe, have been introduced by
Lord Broughem'a special suggestion. The other accessories
are entirely in keeping with the subject, sad el • singularly
graceful character. It is intended that the picture shall be
placed in the (hater Home, in time to be seen by the MOTO.
berm and strangen at the approacbieg meeting of the Social
Science Association in Edinburgh. —Monroe Herold.
INSPECTION OF STRAY ENGINES EMPLOYED IN
Aoalcurstrax.—A general meeting of the Suffolk Agricul-
tural Association was held last week at Ipswich, to consider
the propriety of adopting some precautionary measures for
preventing saddest* from steam power employed in agri-
culture, the necessity for some provecor, of this kind having
been moot forcibly shown by the recent calamitous accident
at ChanfiekL The meeting was presided over by the Earl
of Stradbroks. After some remarks from the noble chair-
man, Mr. C. Welton proposed • resolution in the following
teems :—" To meet the present emergency, it is proposed
that for this county the Agricultural Association appoint
a competent engineer as inspector of steam engines em-
ployed in agrienelture, such inspection to be made at least
nali•yearly, at • certain fixed payment per engine for each
impieties, which, with the exception of a small mead
sum from the fund. of the DellOOlMioo, is to be at
the expense of, and paid by, the owners of the
engine respectively. The inspector will be required
to keep • registry of all engem, inspected by hiss
from time to time, with the name of the makers, the debt
or age of the engine, and limited amount of pressure in
pounds to the square toot, upon the boiler, together with the
date of the last Inspection ; all of which to be painted in
large and legible letters fof not less than half an itch) upon
the outside of the boiler. He shell also examine the emus-
driver as to his fitness, and if satiated give hint • *era-
mite, which will 'sable him to wear • badge on his right
arm above the elbow bevies • number upon it correspond-
ing with the inspossior's book : this badge or iewiection he
will be obliged to wear whoa at work with the engine. The
inspector shall, once is every year, make out • schedule of
seems szamioad by him, with report upon their oonditiom
together with asy sompetirms which may room to him in
the coarse d his isspectiee, and forward • oopy of the
elms to the sweelary at least use week before the seam/
amoral meeting of the association : white report shell he
read before the general body of the members, sod prisesd it
the books at thermion and regulations of the siesiety
was Los,
seconded, and after along discussion was ball,
but left, however, for reconsideration. A committee was
then appointed to obtain such information as might stem
oseessory for carrying the resolution into effect ; end it was
understood that it would report in the mane of • mouth. A
vote of theake to the eheiretaa terminated the meet*.

LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 1, Is6s.