The Express.
London, England, 1855-04-30 00:00:00

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY.

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Mews. Pattenden and Smith report that the demand eon.
tinnes steady, and stocks of all sorts are reduced to small
compass. The least increased demand will send prices

COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Walls End Bell's, 183 ; Walls End Boswell, M.;
Walls End Heiman*, 18t. 6d.; Walls End South Melton,
19s 91. ; Walls End Russell's Helton, 19s. 61 ; Walls
End Tees, 20,..-68 fresh ships at market.

The magistrates of Tunbridge have committed a
man, named William Froyne, on a charge of placing an
obstruction on the South-Eastern Railway, with a view of
storming the royal train on its return to town on Saturday
the 21st, with Prince Albert and the Duke of Combridge.
The prisoner was seen to place on that line, about two
hundred yards from the Midge, near the statirn, several
pieces of timber and bricks on the up rails. On being taken
into custody he admitted he had done it to stop the royal
train, but he did not want to do them any harm, so he was
closely related to royalty himself.
ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS.—The following
gentlemen, having undergone the necessary examinations for
era diploma, were admitted members of the College at the
/Nesting of the Court of Examiners on the 27th hitt:—
llesers. James Cooper Proctor, Lydd, Rent; J..he Lever,
Allay ;_ Edward Capron, Guildford, Surre Th nine Gar-
wigs Weles, Downbam, Norfolk; James ; Richard Lownds,
Newoutle,uPon-Tyne; Edmund 13Ietebly, Ashlty Crescent,
Oily-road; John Shoolbraid, Army ; Godfrey Heetheote,
Amy; and Charles Ferguson, Army. At the same meeting
it the court Mr. Robert Creighton, of H.M.S. Trafelg .r,
his examination for naval surgeon ; this g, ntlerneu
messed
previously been admitted a member of the cod( g^, Lie
diploma bearing date May 18,1819.
REPRESENTATION OF HUNTINGDONSHIRE.—Lord
Mandeville and Mr. Edward Fellowes, the two conservative
members for Huntingdonshire, have issued addresses tc their
sonatituente in consequence cf a threatenea libt °pia.
sition at the next general election, in the person of Mr.
Heathoote. Lord Mandeville states that his eellreguo 11411
sot hitherto been opposed in his election, and that ho is
thus led to the conclusion that it is his conduct Mhich has
caused dissatisfaction, but declares that he shall be prepercd
to enter upon a contest whenever a dissolutien of parliament
may take place. Mr. Fellowes also announces his intentiA
of again presenting himself to the electors.
ANTI-CHURCH RATE MEETING IN ST. LUMM's,
OLD STREIT.—On Friday evening art influential meeting
of the parishioners of St. Luke's, Old-street, was held at
the church, in compliance with a requisition numerously
signed, which had been presented to the churchwar
for the parliament in favour of Sir
William Clay's bill for the bo
Jamie Howes, senior churchwarden, took the eh sir. Mr.
purpose of
Petil°ninaglition of church rates. Mr.
Palliser, Mr. Chaddiog, Mr. Walker, and other eentleineo,
addressed the meeting, urging the necessity of a s ,giirous
pressure from without to secure the passage of the bill
through the Lords, and denouncing church rah* as one of
amoet objettionab tesults of state interfeienc, :a
ttsrs of ocaselence.le Resolutions in accordance with the
objects of the meeting were unanimously adopted. A coy.-
mitts* was also appointed to wait upon Sir W. Clay to
advise the introduction into the bill of a clause which
meet the Gees of St. Luke's parish, and others similarly
situated, in which the officers connected with the church
are paid out of the poor rates, by an act passed is 1732.
The proceedings then terminated.
DEPARTURE OP THE AMERICAN MAILS. The
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