The Express.
London, England, 1847-06-16 00:00:00

ever. not mclulgtA p .kli2iolinliinto a Oilari•or
lsaula"rbtsrof whisk. Aft
ftlirilts 'taw of the air, t Ow •
ooneso whitest to the vides of
Judas Panama, hi the Needs= we, aes* iaggs
crze:Ways* web peek ue the widest the
"..id. of din i=bilmod ht hts2are-
dieted either flee et
tV: Ids eta tir
sad said Wawa' be its le= bow hr taw
those a utheddrirespeedble hr.
At two stank the wart w b7Psialtassogers, ead
after • disswWw„ haft wady four his.,. the wart was
agaM wined. Ilto bears dm afi : "We glad a verdict
of Iftwalawfseer Ka
sorbet asearri lositiy." *Oa Tref
flarlded, •••lb• IPP•ssimes of*, jury ttheir verdiet
" That Ike jar, ha It their di
nt, to express that the lOW
pew need to be more particular In the selection of aims
he peek of soak ingovrtance to the safety of the public as the
ono iklr oomplisl by Bernard Fairy. That Bernard
Furey having tensed a train on to the same siding on Mon-
day, Nay 31 contrary to rule, ought to have been di"-
adroit immediately, and laxity, that every train should have
a number of breaks and guar& proportioned to the size and
weight tithe train, it appearing quite evident to the jury,
that had that precaution been taken' the train might have
been stopped, and thus have avoided the recent awful and
coe'ancholy catastrophe."
The inquisition having been signed, Bernard Forty, the
constable, was conveyed on the coroner's warrant, to Ayles-
bury Jail, there to await his trial at the next Bucks arum
The proceedings in this protracted and important inquiry
then terminated.

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
BIRMINOHAY.—Yesterday, Mr. Spooner's friends held a
meeting for the purpose of taking steps to properly organise
their forces at the forthcoming election. R.porters were
not admitted, but sufficient oozed out, says our correspon-
dent, to afford a notice of what transpired. The meeting
wits influentially attended, and a resolution was passed
setting forth the purpose of the arsembly, as representing
the conservative electors, to support by every means in its
power Mr. Spooner's re-clatition. - Thus far they resolved
lor the sake of principle ; but a graver question nett pre-
sented itself, namely, the disposition of the split votes of this
*action of the consumency. After some beating about the
bush, a resolution was proposed pledging the meeting to
support also Mr. Musts, professedly a radical, on the
ground of that gentleman's acquaiattumw with tbe local in-
terests of the borough. " Here, then," continues our re-
porter, " the public have the key to Mr. Mutates refusal to
coalesce with the new liberal candidate. This arrangement
is precisely in keeping with that which was set forth in the
Daily News a few days ago. Mr. Muntz's tory predilec-
tions are not now for the first time hinted at; and, with all
his professions of ' honesty and independence,' it would
seem that be has greedily snapped at this tory alliance. His
conduct during the anti-corn-law agitation is not yet erased
from public memory, and he will in all probability, ere long,
find out the mistake he has committed. Mr. Scholefield's
friends have commenced their canvass on that gentleman's
behalf, end the promises of support they have received leave
scarcely a doubt of his success."
Essex, NORTfI.--At a meeting of the liberal electors, on
Monday, resolutions were adopted declaring Mr. Rebow to
be only a conservative in disguise. It was further *greed
that those present should take no part in the coming elec-
tion, unless some reformer offered himself to redeem the
county from the charge of being wholly represented by
tortes.
Kaxr (Weer).—The requisition to Thomas Law Hodges,
Esq., is stated to be progressing simultaneously in the differ-
ent electoral districts in the most satisfactory manner.
Larecasatas (Sotrru).—There was a meeting of the
committee of Messrs. Brown and Villiers on Monday even-
ing, and the most vigorous efforts are to be continued that
these gentlemen may be placed in a position to set opposition
at defiance should any again offer. A sub committee was
elm appointed to take charge of the neat registration.
Yesterday a deputation from Wolverhampton was received
privately at the committee-rooms, and a long conversation
took place on the subject of the claims of the electors of that
borough on Mr. Villiers, but the substance of the discussion
has not transpired.
LIVERPOOL.-4f is sow dated that Lord Bandon is again
to be put in nomination.
MAILYLISSONL-lAit evening a meeting was held at Bla-
grove's Concertroome, Mortimer-street., Cavendish-square,
for the purpose of haggle. the political sentiment. of Lord
Dudley Stuart. Team be explained, and the following reso-
lution was propelled and Carried:
That the Wilt ebereelse dime Dutleyeemett, le • Weed of Pollek
nters" ftehiX 9111111111 a laerty. ee Illett se by sow=
tied view, eleshsed at Me mode& sod bill via 1,60"
=%,..seeteeetly ma* Ida to the reraveletstica et Unbar:mit at

Matnerrozen.—Mr. David Salomon,' has issued an address
to the electoraet this bough. He says.
Nymbieesea=ll=of the day mqM gas,fete
neeappeal le thehmee te Mika
marae—lea bebabot—la eatenden Mee-
tha es ell Moss main My esegby sesemillses Brie se
membeed with theamiob at se agetembeol•
mersim with the Wen* esomereld Medea of the ewopaae
enables me to advise ea maim more Measetatny affecting the
trettlegebeses.
Mama. Hope and Dad, the sitting members, have also
annemeed their intention of again offering their services to
the Motors.
Nawcurri.x.—lt has been known for some time that Mr.
J. B. Blacken, who was to here been nominated with Mr.
Ord, had foregone his intentiocs to become a candidate for
the representotion of Newcastle ; but the fact was not
authontativel amounted until Wednesday, when it wee
eo mmaa at a meeting of free trade electors, in the Vit-
toria Hall. At that meeting differences of opinion were ex-
posed on various points, but all were agreed that
the honour of the borough demanded its divorce
from Mr. John Hodgson Hinds.
Tastwoura.--Capt A'Court heat last spoken out. The
hon. gentleman has ,sued an address, in which he announces
his determination to retire from an expensive contest, which
would have disturbed the social relations of the borough. In
concluding his address, he says, " No man more regrets this
than myself but lam not responsible." Mr. Yates Peel has
issued a third addresi, in which he declares thst he has con-
cluded a moat succeasful mama ; and, further, that he has
not a doubt, even though there had been a contest, but that
he would have been returned by a large majority.
IRELAND.
Cavare.—lt is stated in the Amilo-Celt that a requisition
is in progress to R. .1. Tennant Rsq. of Belfast, inviting
him to stand for the county is place of Mr. Young, the pre. .1
sent member. Mr. Tennant will scarcely comply, as be is .
sure of his return for Belfast.
OALWAT.—Mr. Blab., the repeal mat* bee wipe' t
letter to the local papers, stating east he holant.'
not, enter into any coalition with any °iodides', el•
approbation of his constituents. The Interpretationsat.a
"local" is thin this announcement disposes of the
general's chance, and trimaran the seat to hie former cgs.
sent, Mr. O'Flahartie ; of this, however, more will come
forth anon. • ;
KILO/DN.—The Mail says that the eldest son of Mr. R.
Bourke, of Hayes, will start on the conservative interest, •
against the Marquis of Radars and More O'Ferrall. This,
however takes on more authentic thape than an on &I.
Toryism in any hem has no chance in Kildare.
TIPPER/LAT.—A asensy has been created by the death of
Mr. Richard A. Fiat d. The hon. geoUsman fell a.
victim to the prevalent typhus fever.
Wairoao.—The Rev. Nr..flisioatt, whose mime appears •
so frequently, mho it es. the Tepid parties of the eirott.
Meta), orates bereneh. Ta comer seseit'my,,the rev.
gontleman pub bath a_ meal mirbdate in the mien of a
Mr. Devereux, sokhed gestiemsa, against 111, skiing •
member, Sir Theme If who does net hid 1M to the
raped mark. PAGGIGelisi were pawed to Mr. D.
at the meeting, and eiheetpdess were io , but them
will the iodised" sem* end. Sir Thosam will be flee .
member.
11001'LADU).
Teem site Comerr.—An rumours bare died
away, and Mr. Ilmemermen and Capt. Gordcej will walk over • I-
the course.
ELGIN 817/0/01.—Ifir Doe MildellS, as his comic far
=Sir A. L. Ha ,'than the msjorities of the gallaat
ve, at
his seseeits, hemstting es mei
and hamilesillibise,thed
w thin was.
ndseTirterest beleaerldeid hile etftwe "
Ira; sod hence be . Delf) hen heir .
the ressne. The r., gelled someheretkin
110 sod It
HANDINOTON traens.-31r. Balboa has at length COIF
messed his mamas, end m to this time there hot bees as
intimation of say opponent.
Knmananwesatna.—The liberal opposition, ssea.
advertised, oresgaa onmiseil• on the bon that
Arbutlusot would retire. As he is a nto stand, the liberals ,
"" 'bide their time," and gather strength until nest .
vicaney.
IRELAND.
DUBLIN, ;wry 14.
lases is a decided improvement in the social condi-
tion eflhe country. Corn food is mere end. -
alltsimiawkwhich, with the increase of early •
has added much to the th
Ella/Wee has abated in malicelty, theeitthe
e
Is still widely spread. It his elleselhir its
recharacter. Then the people gather emliesee
ar promising date of the mom 'which
are aniversolly admitted to be the Meet jams-
riaot that ever appeared in this . ementry„
The. potato, which reasourborenstartiseleh, Dee
resumed. and looks, that • les4 very
platens et vegelable health se Agar. inheylkiper
gererel dieters, ler Mi
mead dog Si w pezesege=d
t hets
tsar edge meat have imemeth in.
Weil= leaslitiee--then mad bees been _it
In
either reepeets the cagy ti si • ;
mealy " maturity, epee • - •
tad &mine: An_ _ eaeA n-
_
red mope,
this .
together. It ir
the diameters
The Irish
an *arms to
74ton the
iabout
it has fro m
/erred weds to
geeiral,

_
that the ware ot the potato would be .
• empeneated by the IMMO= quatittet . • • _
cope, of which a Lower breadth hit WS' "".•
7ear than in the Oat the Yeen t=ae-'
It is well to bays • • • -
to . we.
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pooh ,serhithar
1 meets prt • Art'oo(4
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he best MOMS el • ii, 1•:. Ta.'","..,,,
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mug dame. The - '
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late work
lethal the mem et r.' ~ • •• .3,
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