The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-10 00:00:00

Liberals. Der Mites.
Knaresborough J. P. Westhead B. T. Wood
J. D. Dent
These three gentlemen poUed each the Salle BumSer2
There are two seats for the borough.
Lambeth W. A. Wilkinson
W. Williams

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Launceston Hon. J. W. Percy
Leeds
Hight Hun. M. T.
Wipe,
Leicester Sir J. Wolin'ley
K. Gardner
Leith
Leominster
Lewes
Hoo. 11. Brand
Lichfield
Lord A. H. Paget
Col. Si bthorit
G. F. Ileneage

Lincoln •

Liskeard K. 13. Crowder
Liverpool

London

Ludlow

Sir J. Duke .
Baron Both/child

Lyme Regis
Lyroington J. Hutchins
Macclesfield
' Maidstone
Malmesbury
Maltort
C. W. Faawilliara
Manchester l'. M. thinoll
J. bright
Marlborough
Marlow, Great

F. M'Kenzte
C. Turner
J. Masterotat

H. B. Clive
Lord W. Powlon

Sir J. It. Carnur
C. E. Eitertim
(). Dodd

Lord E. Bruce
II B. 114riug
T. Willautnai
Col. Knox
Marylebone

Sir B. Kali
Merthyr Tydril Sir J. J. °oast
Mallturst
H. Walpo:e
C. Bliley

Monmouth Boro's
Montrose, &e. J. Hume
Morpeth Hon. °apt. Howard
Neweaatle-ou•Tyne . J. B. litackett
T. E. nudism

Newcastle - under -

Lyno
S. Christie
Newport W. Biggs
W. N. Massey
Newark-on. Trent O. Vernon J. 11. M. Stetta
North'Berton
Northampton Right Hon.V. Smith
It. Currie
Norwich
E. Warner
Nottingham
J. Walter
Oldham
Oxford (City) J. If. Langston
Sir W. P. Wood
Pembroke
Perth
Peterborough Bon O. W. Fits-
william
lion. It. Watson

Peters&ld
Plymouth
Pontefract
B. Oliveira
Poole H. D. Seymour
Portsmouth
Vise. Monek
Preston
Radnor
Reading
H. P. seating
Reigate
Rettord, East .., „

Sir W. Jolliffc
C. More

o.W.Franklyn

R. T. Parker
Right Hon. Sir T.
Y. Levis

T. S. Cocks
Hon. W. E. Dun-
combe
Via. Galway

Richmond
M. Wyvill
Ripon
lion. E. Lascelles
Rochdale
Rochester

Hon.W. Villiers
SitT H.Maddock
St.Andrsirs& Cupar Edw. Ellice, jun.
Salford
Sandwich
Scarborough

stone
iheffield .

Shoreham, New....
Shrewsbury'
Southampton ....

South Shields ....

Southwark

Stafford

Q. Hadtield

Sir C. 111 Burrell

Stockport

Id. A. 0. Lennox
G. Tomline E. IL Baldock
Sir A. Cockburn
B. M. Willcox
R. Ingham
Sir W. Molesworth
A. Matt
A. Otway
J. A. Wise
J. Kershaw
J. B. Smith
J. L. Ricardo
Hon. F. L. Gower
Lord Moreton
G. P. Scrope
W. D. Seymour G. Hudson
J. H. Vivian
Sir R. Peel
Capt. Townshend
li.Labouchere. A. Mills
IL Brown
J. Martin
Earl of Huston Hon. F. Baring
Sir W. P.G allwey
Viact. Palmerston
J. Heathcoat
Lord Seymour
Mills
C. S. Butler
Sir W. Clay

Stoke-on-Trent....

Stroud

Sunderland
Swaim&
l'imilronh

Taunton
Tewksbury

Thetford

Think ..

Tiverton

Totaeu

Tower Hamlets..

Tynomouth
Wakefield
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H. Taylor
O. Bandar@
H. Hallos

Wallingford
Walaall
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C. Forster
J. 8. W. Dna

Wareham
Warrington
Warwick

Well.

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0. Greensll
0. Repton
B. Weaves
W. 0. Hayter
Serjeant kinglake
J. M. Glisten
lion.Col.Foreqn

Wenlock

Westbury
Westminster Sir De L. Evans
Sir J. V. Shelley
Weymouth
Wiltonhaven
Whte R. C. Hildyard
R. A. Thickness* Col. Lindsay
H. a'Coort
Winchester J. B. Caner
Windsor P. Greaten
Wolverhampton C. P. Villiers
T. Thornoly

Woodstock

Sir J. B. East
Lord C. Wellesley

Marquisot Blau&
ford

Worcester

A. tualett
Yarmouth
York

MTDROPHOSIA.—A respectable woman, keeping a
'hop for second-hand furniture, Rue Jainh, No. 1, Paris,
was about a month back in the Bois de Boulogne, with her
father-in-law and three other persons, when she perceived
a little dog lying at the foot of a tree. She endeavoured to
entice it to follow her, but could not succeed. Shen then
attempted to carry it away in her pocket handkerchief, but
in doing so got 'lightly bitten. The other persons then
came to her aid, when the dog snapped at them all round
and bit every one of them, though not severely. The dog
wee, however, ultimately secured and brought home to the
Rue Jacob, whence he contrived to escape the nett day.
None of the persons who bad been bitten by the animal
thought more of the matter, when Nat week the woman
who Ind first approached it was seized with hydrophobia
and, although everything was done that medical art could
suggest, she died on Wednesday morning in dreadful tor-
ture, four men being required to hold her down in her bed.
The other four persons, on hearing that one of the party
had shown symptoms of hydrophobia, naturally got dread-
fully alarmed, and almost immediately after were, every
one of them, attacked in a similar manner. Their state has
grown worse and worse every day since, and the father-in-
law who had been removed to the hotel Dieu, is now con-
sidered beyond all hope. In fact, the recovery of any one
of them is scarcely looked for.
INCREASE OF BATIIING ACCIDENTS.—During the
last throe days the coroners of the metropolis have been
called to hold no less than five inquests upon bodies of per-
sons who have met their deaths while bathing. Mr. Carter
has held inquests on two boys who were thus drowned in
the Thames near Putney-fields, end on a man who was lost
in the Creek near Cremurne ; Mr. Payne on • youth
drowned of net C letten house ;, and Mr. Bedford, on ano-
ther who lost his life in the Serpentine.
LONDON AND SYDNEY 001. D MINING COMPANY.
A epeeist general meeting of the registered adventurers
was bold leeterday, at the company's aloes, No. 2, Win-
chester:buildings, City ;1111r. Catty in the chair ; when •
resolution was passed confirming the seventeen resolutions
at a special general meeting held on the 26th of June
aelast,ilespecting the reconstruction of the company, and •
new allotment of, and alterations is the number and
amount of, the shares, and the constitution of the committee
of management, and the modification of the rules and re-
gulations. Thie was the sole business for which the
meeting was convened.
METROPOLITAN IMPROVEMENTS. The Commie-
sionen of Works are empowered by an act of parelitamo etnbt:
printed,exten itorommnlYtmcanethallan-berilgi'4"2""
anwhdicphubbaslicjurori:sdeeton
Chelsea-gardens, which when completed Will be a great
improvement and ;benefit to the miblie.
A PATERNAL GOVERNMENT.—By a decree of the
2nd, the Grand Duke of Tuscany has enacted that all
young men leading an irregular life, or having contracted
habits of rioting and debauchery, shall be subjected to mi-
litary discipline.