The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-06 00:00:00

REPRESENTATION OF EAST NORFOLK.

NORWICH, Tituasssv ETIIIIIIIO.
It is reported in well-informed circles hers this
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evening that Mr. Wodehouse, M.P. for Bast Norfolk, is
about to to resign his seat immediately, on the ground of 6,
falling health, and the name of Mr. H. Strum, of Rack- It.
heath-hall, neat Norwich, is mentioned as the probable sit
conservative candidate. Mr. Wodelloww, who entered the to
Rouse of Commons in 1817, has not been able to attend tr
to his pullameatary duties throughout this session. 4

FaIILOP FAIR (THIS DAT.)—This morning, at 10
o'clock, crowds of persons amembled along the
road, from Whitechapel Chant, to wither the deputy,*
of he Blockmaakers' and Watchmen's boats to Fsislop Fair,
lisiobault Forest, Bum. The vessels were sub drawn by
six buses, with outriders, Ac., and the boats were gaily
deoorated with flags of all nations and other devices. Each
vessel was filled with the members of their respective clubs,
sad bands of mule accompanied them. The whole of the
houses and shops throughout the line of root. exhi-
bited banners and flap, and preparations were being
made for a maul illaminatim this evening by the
inhabitant., who intend to discharge fireworks and
ether combustibles on the return of the boats from
the fair. A portion of. the ancient forest be. bees en-
closed sines last year by order of her Majesty's Commis-
skein of Woods sad Forests. The procession this day ma
attended by wad phaetons and other ourfages, which
were Neil with respectably droned meow of both uses.
A large body of polies of the H and H divisions have been
ordered to be ha attendenes this evening to prairie order.

The following officers paid their respect. to the
First Lord at the Admiralty yesterday:—Admiral Lord
Aylmer, Rea-Admiral Sharpe, Rear-Admiral Robinson,
Vim-Admiral Ayseough, and Mejor-General Pratt, R.N.
Ceptaim—Riebard 11. King, Hon. John W. S. Spenser,
Wavers V. Amon, °whey T. B. Hornby, Edward J.
Bird, James C. Prevost, Charles Barker, Henry Layton,
Thome. H. Hues, and John Yorke Campbell. Casa-
manders—James G. Maekensie, George L. Bowyu, Imes
N. T. Lewis'', Sir James Dunbar, Edward Smith, Charles
W. Hope, Edward Wilson, sad Thomas Davis. Lieut..
castes—Robert D. Stepan, William H. Hood, George H.
Wale, Oswald Borland, and Thomas Crew.
MILITIA OiricEßS.—A bill brought in by Mr.
and Mt. Peel, to amend the law mamtaiag the
qCosZreseatios of abets is the asilitis, was bested this morn-
tag. It provides that the quelillsedes of a colonel shall be
sa estate of Use yeatly 'aloe et Mid.l a tastes=
4001. ; a major, NU • sad a impleds. Wal. As =
the same vale* derived from a presseal estate ts
is aloe to be deemed a loftiest qualifleatios,tilpra.,
sons, heist mosunimiosed deems estlser is her • sr
the Bet Wks Compare false% sad sibs bass he
ran is sash foams, may be appisamil ispemism et Wahl
without *ay property quallApatiss ; poem who bald ar
have held the task of °spathe may be yuiduswl Ml* of
militia, sad piteous who held*/ have held ths sweedsv
es say higher rusk, may be awaited liewassabwatawd er
doeasl Si mil without propels. quilikailas. The WI
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wet =wad to the militia el flop City st LOA. or
Maws"
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