The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-15 00:00:00

THE REOIt3TRATIONS.

MIDDLESEX.
Mr. Lancelot Shade'sll, the lteviming Barrister for
the snots of Middlesex, hold hie militia awl last court as
Saturday, at Jack Straw% Gale, liampsteet.beatb, sad
revised this lists for lialapstaad, Horsey, sad Willeeks.
The liberals wars rearenntud by Mr. Sc's•Pb
Mr. G. B. Drones minded t seppart the Maims of several
limbers of the Westminster Freehold Laad Society; and
Mr. T. A. Jesse appeared fee the esemervaivu.

In the Willesden list there ;ere 31 menthers of the West-
minster Freehold Lied Society who claimed to be placed
upon the register in right of freehold plots of land situate
on the above society's estate culled Hilbern-park, io the
parish of Willeaden.
Mr. Jesse, the tory agent, having proved service of
°brotors,
Mr. Deana stated that he attended es solicitor to the
society seated to defied the chives which had thus bees
objected to. He had the deeds of all the parties, essay of
wham had also ems frees a diatom* to defend their own
dais la ease they Would be required to do so. Thirster.
soma few who had set pdd op the C. 11. ; the claims of such
as these be would not press, es the learned barrister had
riled that the minimum of purchaormosey upois which a
vote eould be granted in itch claims should be Mi.
lir. JOINS salmtitts4 that if the quakes of the reel value
of the Pieta el lend open which she parties breed the
Ashes might be sou
sa Ise theesght be could prows that
although In some case 601. might have been ;mid, the reel
vales wit only 261.
Mr. Desists could swore the court that Mr. Jesse was
labourieg under a delissies. The property wee ezecedingly
valuable. haul of the plots bad cost 1001., and some 160 c.
He felt asearea that if Mr. Jones had takes the trouble to
visit the estate, he would not have hazarded such a remark.
Mr. Joan—l have sought for the plan as themibed, sad
have never been able to lied it. I now mash quids& Uit
is in the perish of Willesden at all.
The Beanbag Barrister—lt does appear strange that'eay
ass should be so wanting ia esiminen some as to pay 601.
for that which wee only teeth bale the mosey. I gannet,
without very strong seldom.% memo he ono mom eat Met
the plots are not worth the mum whole It appears by the
deeds have been paid for them. Is theses any doubt se to
the estate spa which they are situate being is the parish
demand la the claire
Kr. D.naes—Not the slightest, sir. I was engaged is the
conveyance, and know Use Preperty well; It fame the high
road, and already several houses have been built, some of
thea let for SOL a year.
Mr. John—lf the Gout deride that the question of value
cannot be goes lute bemuse it is shown that the plots origi•
sally cost 601. each, rheal bate pettifog further to urge.
The Ravioli; Barrister—There is clear proof before me,
from the deeds, which 1 have perused, that the claimaats, or
at least such of thern as have paid 601. and upwards, are
sanded to the franchise, and their Domes will be inserted on
the register.
By thisdecision twenty-two out of the thirty-one claims
were allowed, the remaining nine not having paid sufficient.

WEST SURREY.
IRIiHOLD LAND TOMS.

Amber Ryland, Bsq , the annum Barrister, bold his
mart at the Owen 11213, Cberto. 7, to revise the lists for the
parishes in that district, ca Tseaday last.
Mr. 0. B. Desna and Mr. J. Wells, solicitor', of Lon
dos, attended ft r the Monsen, sad Mr. Butrop for the
tortes. Mr. Daum and Mr. 0. Haggett also represeated
the Westminster Freehold Lead Society, is respect of their
eaten at Bast Mooney, whose voters had bees objected to
as a wholesale seal, by the twin.
Mr. C. B Lewis attended to defend the votes of the Con-
servative Lend Society.
la the perish of Ckertsey the reformers took ten objets-
time, withdrew one, sad sestaned nine. Is the pariah of
Bahasa the reforoun took eight objections, withdrew two,
and sattaised riL
Is the perish of East Moulsey the tune objected to Mr.
Orate, whom slain wn supported by Mr. Roggen. It
appeared that Mr. Gegen ourehand a plot of land. being •
portion of the Kent-tows Estate, Bast Moslem, ia 1861, for
which he paid 401.; he had bees repeatedly offered 61 per
sanest ground rent, which he rehired, believing it to he
worth lOL
Mr. Roggen referred the banister to the OW of " AA,
bury v. Bleadsrson," argued is the Coen of Common Pleas
last Michaelmas Toren, and castestied that Mr. Steels was
entitled to his von'
The Banister. having reseed themes, did test esediorit
applied to Mr. Geode, sod as he was sot milking 40s. per
sinus, ezpseged Mr. Geesin's name from the regain.
This ease governed several other, sad although Mr.
Dunes willed Mr. Walker, a surveyor, residing at Ramp-
too, who proved the value of each plot to be worth more
thas 40s. per mania for bedding purposes, the banister
would not receive any evidence se t• value, and, esceptiag
where the cost price of pieces amounted to M. or upwards,
erased the names from the list.
The Conservative Land Satiety had seat n sine claims
for their estate at Weybridge, sena of which, having paid
601 or upwards, were allowsd ; 'heather two claims, being
enannbered, were disallowed.