The Express.
London, England, 1862-07-04 00:00:00

ELECTION OP SHERIPPS.

Yesterday morning Mr. Sheriff Cockerell and
Mr. Sheriff Twentyman, with the Under-sheriffs, Mr.
Farrar and Mr. Gammon, Mr. Secoodary Potter, and other
officials, appeared on the hustings, at the Guildhall, to
officially declare the result of the polling for the election
of s of Loudon sod Sheriff of Middlesex.

Kr..Bherlff CoccuuaL Denis forward sad announced the
folio an the result of the poll—
s J. C. Lawrence 1,310
Yr. Hugh Jaen
Yn Hiean
Mr. Sheriff Cockerell then announced that the election had
fallen on the first two gentlemen.
The Sheriffs then proceeded to the Court of Aldermen,
and delivered the return. _ _

---Tb;&iiiiiii.;::;;;nr.oia by Aldermen Roes, Beall,
Hale, J. C. Lawrence. Baia, and Gibbons, the Sheriffs,
Under-Sheriffs, the High Bailiff, City Ronensbeaseer, and
other civic functionaries, thee mitered the Guildhall.
The LORD MATOR having taken the chair,
The 00301011 SEEJIART ansonswed that the Uteri& had
made a return to the Court of Aldermen of the emit of
the election, and on the part of the Lord Mayor and
Aldermen he had to declare Alderman J. 0. Lewreace
and Mr. Hugh Jones duly elected to serve the office of
Sheriffs of Loudon and Sheriff of Middle= for the yeet
earning.
The Towa Clerk then, in the usual form, called upon
than gentlemen, under pain and penalties, to come forth
and undertake the office.
Mr. Alderman J. C. LAWEICICZ. who was warmly re-
ceived, in retareisg thanks mid that der* the widest he
was happy to my no ill-feeling had hese ihited. Ii was
a matter of indifference to him which of the two gentlemen
should be hie colleague. He thanked the livery for the
honour they had doe him is placing him at the head of
the poll, and he Gould =tire them that, as chairman of the
committee, be should always support and protect their
rinhte aed privileges.
Mr. Hues JONZit having briefly returned thanks, a vote
of thanks was passed to the Sheriffs, and the proceedings
terminated.

T 2 UTZ Da. TODD. —A large and influential meet-
ing of the friends of this eminent man was held yesterday
at King's College Hospital, for the purpose of uncovering •
full length marble statue by Noble, which bee been erected
to his memory. The statue, the plaster out for which
formed • prominent object in the exhibition of the Royal
Academy last year, is • faithful likeness of this dietin-
guished physician, and in every respect a flu speeimen of
the sculptor's art, mules such will form • very appropriate
finish to the magnificent vestibule in which it stands. The
asuman (W. Cotton Rao., D.C.L.) stated that the com-
mittee had been enabled through the liberality of the
subscribers to provide annually a bronze medal by J.
Wyon, and books to the value of about 4/. 45.,
as • " Todd Prise," for clinical medicine, in
=rflaatniOuttalloyf awarded during his onetime. Mr. W.
• simile prize which Dr. Todd
M. Smitit, the chairman of the committee of management
of the hospital acknowledged the gift of the statue to the
' cerponitioo. Mr. Cheer, and several other personal friend'
epok. in terms of high eulogy of the talent. of the late
deoeaaed gentleman, and observed that apart from the
eminent position as a scientific physician which Di. Todd
attained, the statue was a most fitting recognition of hie
early labours as one of the founders of the hospital. Pro-
' furor F on the part of his colleague expressed
their gra Hon at the honour conferred upon one of their
body, sad held up to the students the example of Dr. Todd
se • patters is every respect worthy of their imitation. Mr.
W. F. Clarke, the house surgeon, as represmating the
medical student., bore teetinteay to' the V0111111tiO• with
whisk the memory of the late Dr. Todd was regarded by the
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HAYIIARICET.

TioLkmmvk THE HAPPIBBT DAY OF MY LIPS Was
COUSIN. Hawn sotbarn, meadow .
Mrs. Young, Mtesolleer.—LA OONTRABANDISTA. Nees Nona
and Senor Iloraps.—And SHOCKING EVENT&

FRTWOREITS.
Tuts Emma, TOO MUCH OP ♦ GOOD THING.—THE
00RsICAN BROTHERS. Maws Charles Kean, Jordan. Mora,
R. Cathcart, Everett, Garden, and Meadow@ Mom Yielding,
R. Incleroa, and Chapman.—And THZICE ILAILLIED.

T. JAMES'S.
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Mew* George Vining, Dewar, end E Matthews; Mra T.
Matthews, ulna Herbert and Ellen numer.—And MUNCH
AILU3LL.