The Express.
London, England, 1855-06-19 00:00:00

:MIDDLESEX REFORM REGISTRATION SOCIETY.— ...
Yeveritey toe I meeting et the above society was held r,
at No. 6, Jermyn.ssreet, St. James's, Mr. James M..ut• ii
comery, chairman at the committee, presided. The report le
stated that previous to the hoiding of the Revision Court, is
the society had taken steps to strengthen the reform interest
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before the revising barrister, the remelt showing on increase an
of 241 voters, there heir re 531 claims allowed, and '290 struck il:
off. There were 15,322 voter' for the county, being an 20
increase of 712 since the election of 1&52; but it appeared ie •
that as many as 7,500 electors bad never exercised their
tight to vote, being nestle one.baif the voters. The com-
mittee believed that the maloWy of these would support a Xt.!
liberal candidate. During the year the committee had to ttn,
lament the death at the Right Hon. Henry Tuffuell, !cp., .V
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their resident. His place has been supplied by the Hon.
etA. Compt .0 Caven ish, M.P. The income amounted to
3031 125., which included 2511. 194. subscriptions and dons. 10
Gone, and after paying all necessary expenses, a sum of 1001. St.
rernsini d due is the treasurer. The Tenon was received it.
and adopted, when the president, vice-president, and coos- 11
itlatt,ee were rf -eleeterl. end that ks voted to the chairman.n.
THE REGISTRATION. Yesterday notices were so
issued in the City or L indun and the boroughs of Westroia- St.
ater, blarylehone, Finsbury, the Tower Hamlets, South- 5
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work, Lambeth, and Greenwich, that all persons desirous of ~
being peace den the regiger of voters now about to be made .;'..
eat, in r.rpect of the occupation of premises of the clear
Party value of 101., must pay all poor's rates and assessed It.
I lazes due from them in respect of such premises on or before 134
the 20th of July, or t,ey will be excluded from the list of r.
voters. Ail persons entitled to vote in the election of county ,L
members, who are out already upon the register, or who g,
being upon the register may have changed their qual-fleas a
Ilion or place of abode, niu-t, on or before the 20th of J sio ly, VI
send in a written claim to the overseers of the parish 11
which their quilifi:atioa is placed, containing a full de. '2l',
scription there'f, and their name end surname at full 1,1
length. Persons already on the resist, r need not m•ke a 20
new claim unless they have changed their qualificatioo or 10
place of abode. nt.
M. MUNTZ ON ADMINISTRATIVE REFORIL—At a :1
ward meeting, held is issrmisighani, on Thursday evening, so
to promote administrative reform, the following letter was Ids
read from Mr. Moats, H F.:—" i refuse to attend or I reside 1211
at the meeting, because 1 will not countenance an agitation 1:,
which, I feel convinced, can lead to no result but disappoint• a,
meat. The secesaity ler administrative referee has been ~,,7
apparent fur mans. years hi all reflecting minds, but it has 141
been equally evident to all who have thoroughly firmed- I.
rste'i the subject, that it is on.y by a thorough reform of the 11
House of Commons itself that any lasting impression could • 16
be produced. It may be argued that the corn law abolition en;:
and many other important measures have been enacted by I,i,
the present House of Cemm ma ; but it muss be remembered I.
that these laws were passed by the legislature in consequence Co
of great pressure from without, sod could not he repealed 114
without time being allowed to the people to make use of
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the most eiteraette remonstrances. Nut so will adininis-
tralte of .Im. It has been estimated that there are about ei
b, aty tuotPand places of one s wt. or the ether in the gift of !S
the government. Of these, at least fifsy-five thousand are 10
er.u..tic.d, Lind only a few of the most prominent of the 1.11-1
r• .r..inttcr arc sometimes brousht before the public, when :'
an, sty infoutous appointment is made. World it then be if
r....,b1« to frame any legidative enactment to COhtTO; all 2.F
tilt 5... appointments, or even any majority of them: If not, S
the whole agitation would be a deiusion, end mere.y useful 1
in drawing the attention of the people t....m Cue rea. .:,'I-
eulty—t..at the House of Commons does not represen. .:.c I 60
people, as at present conatituted. I request you will expl..in b
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the shove to the meeting."
DAILY SERVICE AT ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL.— mu
Yenerdrey the (tail WTI, e at St. Paul's Cathedral, which
lasi .ee n suspended tor some time past in consequence of 11.
repairs, titc., was resumed, and will take place at ten o'clock
in toe to ruing and half-past two in the afternoon, until •"
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Farthir notice.
DIE PROGRESS OF THE SUBMARINE TELEGRAV..
—1 he American Telegraph Company expect to have tele-
graphic ronmunication from Europe, via St. Jobe 's, Now-
t mudland, to New York, before the ChM of the season. .10
The centpaey io preparing to Icy down, under the Ittlintic, at.,
a submarine cable from St. John's to Newfoundland, for
which purpose a contract hem been made with some French
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and English noeratots to complete the same within three
years. Is 1858, it is said, London and New York will corn. be
'nucleate hourly by telegraph.— Weshingion lonall•gencer.
The Birmingham Mercury rays that an elephant, SO
120 y. ars old, is to be shot this week in that town, in con- too
tequenee of extreme age and physical weakness. 62
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ARABICA POGO. without OW didn't,
consent/Doe, or expeuee (m it mes fifty times its mat in other 50
r. .nadlee).—Cure No. 71, of dyspep From the Right Hoe. the Lord
htuart de Dacus: o 1 have derived considerabie Windt from Do SO
ISirrrallevalteta Arabic& Food, and °sadder lidos to yourselves end 2
the chile to authorise the publication of theme lien. @car ea
Dacua."--Cre No. 45,552. " Fifty yeses' Indadoriedie spay from 124
el7ePrised. wernstudess, asthma, cough, constipation, flatulencl, gl.
scones, iialuire at the etareach, and remitter, have been re-
newed by its Earty'e meelleat food. Mama Jour, Wortham Ling,
nest Did PierSola." la medusa, suitably pecked for ell climates, if
sad CC MI Wt. Whom—CO, lin; itlib.,2ol. • eeper.inincl. Mb.,
tis.; Nib. Us. The ii l!). and 121 b. eyrie.; tree on riceipt of V
yoshallee arber.—Ltarry us Daffy end Co., 77, Ilegentatted, Loa-
ded Plelkia=dbamMent and Os, 1111. FicrodfliT 1 1100 .1 U. Cc"bini i 26
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