The Express.
London, England, 1848-12-14 00:00:00

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the sews* at 6 per mat. Is the neat of any
itF voted to • d YAMS should become
Mitig=tlea sliadeksa set to beit touched. Any
sons over lie 150,0001. he would divide mesons
""--"esobsiders tutu es it should blooms else to IL per
Arm maramalatioa of interest os the 600001. to be
lidded to the bank at the discretion of the
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&Learn* the report was adopted, ea were also
Omens,
nieleffess owellemateg of the report se regarded the discos-
of imantene es the tompsal'e nese* end the •I_,.
to • saw caw ut, sad J. Matinee. EA M P.
, Ups thh last reselstios ea amend-
se saints Ole s
solos standby Mr. World, to the ease that wee' a
Xi. Carte's appointment a ballet be takes, eke
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is the wad owner. It was stated * the
▪ sail deo by the easier of the modes, Mr. Waren,
,hs, ink .biest seodirtzt:: the power ot the shire-
wawa la dell their elm but Me modes was lost
•ike d heeds, end the seislael peopedeles reeled.
'"yesdegess woes dos pared, tledeiss
Twit *. wawa setsommal the erampany be laid es the beard-
s.. we. ea, mo isegastbralMOtitrelituier: muj.es dam Pt
sams MOW 000111.
`tea end menes, be hasten sulestarrijme
fa▪ dame eneaktni al the proem to which they am isoffy sod.
ort Ity Me third ser eMeelowis es um** &motors ememeent
beanned balk of the Une r. Carleton, Me.
▪ Aansweene acknowledged the compliment, and
*asks Wan been also voted to the chairman, the meeting
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REPRESENTATIVE REFORM.
A sped meeting of the Westminster Reform
lletiMy wee held yesterday evening, at the Yak Heat,
▪ wakageonatiest, Mr. Sidgood is the wait, for the
eet..e.ise et e shale* the %nowise neolutioa
r-11,,, %ma 'peaty feels that ester Wary has bees dime le the ewe
by the sail riet peolleMeg liberels ta
by the chooses stint here bees =se* Nd.,
the te•
ed Merty, is other countries That Um c.d.,.
own, quiet, end obedience to the laws are eaten.
.s bog sed preoperlty of the Lamm and tt Is the
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rm. Mir, sal free repremetsden et the psegie.ln ths
id
Cowman limo et Parham's% is the oily reel calegsent he the
liberty tithe ea—fee the wesrity them. aree—and kr the
I,wpm/a of all slams of the emesewlty.
the repreeestatloa be to gement IMO is ram
ta, air are, tamaugh as It deatdee4repenewit theipera•
the megertyose the intelligens' it the IMpleln—la nampal
~nipattomearst..,nipattomearst. cad Import in its &Weiss of pealed MOW. awl
rye ne wearily to the bonne praetor el the frendafricarit the
lotstain sad modariey at the we dthy.oe the eseseobia
▪ 0,, Dimly. Thai is ugtfrt to pre cum inch Nether reiblmsertlithe
Was or tbanonne, gut MAO it a mot *ad vitas' reemosamen
sr the roots - shot coupe the reprwentatives to nutty Inewerb
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heir coon mints by it. 141111161111 capitulator', and redo eng as far
▪ pasibie tavitior —and shall invite euattileam to the pep* by
'weenie Triune.. upon parlisn.ent to the redrew of am yea
rimy sod. tenth, r retina Its own Werth Off eale to
erne upon the menthes tot the ray of Seamus-ter to panne thee
sd.‘en• poli.imntary reimm shish his hitherto pima tor
twin, •MI will alose enable them to peewee, the costiftwee of this
areety and ut the elt,:nra ot this arca city. That this wily farther
Marra no opinion that each reforms m ate ahooluit Ise wittany em
rely be obtained by the ei online! et boa of reformers thi=oii; rgi
matey. ma by annes.usue d movement, contacted by
leaders whew Oarsmen *hall be a ,du.inuttee foe the leseirenwee se
sell • tor the energy of their peciwitings, And • safeguard swami
sedation without a pal *byte; or for continuance when that erect
▪ Mewl.
Mr. POUNCILT, in moving the adoption of the
ties, plated pdated out that there still reasoned to be abolished
ma* bonnets, practically as mach pocket boringhe as
these stuck sere suppressed by the Ret am bill. The
eatensin of the suffrage he coasidered should be struggled
kir quietly sad !easily, bet determinedly, mail it wm
attained. The principle of the suffrage he held to be this
that all who were governed by the laws—being of sound
miad, of fail age, and ot good character—should have a
Jere in legideu.s. Nothing owed be more monstrous in
its way then that, while VII Ty 101. householder within, for
seemple. the Units of the borough of Marylebune, extending
Aar miles out of Insides, war aujudged capable of the
elective franchise, be yond that limit, until you cams to the
lest brrough, to di. Alban's say, no man merely a house.
kidder, th ugh a 601. householder, was permitted to exer-
cise the franchise is rispect of such property. Property,
themionr, was not, in point of fact, represented.:
Mr. Ghana weeded the adoption of the resolution.
Mr. A Warns? observed that the Tenable labours of the
Liverpool Association would, he &ATM, have but little prac-
tical effect, until the composition or the house of Commons
was very materially improved. Ile, thereon, cordially sup-
ported the proponents that ell quiet and !nitrate,* means
shoal be applied to th s end. He objected to the first clause
of the resolution, not thinking that any real mischief had
been done to the cause of reform by the conduct of the half-
witted poisons whom the government had inveigled into a
mock pt<t ; and he further objected to as mimeos to the
mode pursued by other countries in seeking their liberty.
He eht.ested that for the first paragraph there should be
rabstituttd he allowing:
That it stilton t this oniony that the time has sow come when
puttie •ttintoin. ro long directed to eciatietentid affairs, should be saw
castrated upon the reforms tequisite at home.
Mr. Co reOCIL SuppOrtml the original resolution.
Mr. Pour:CRT called upon the meeting to reelect that the
middle ease, without whom aid nothing could be done in
the way of legitimate reform, bad been, as a nody, frightened
at the violence threstenzd here some mouths same and pray
Used on the e ntinent in the name of reform, and rsqltiml
same pantie assurance, such as that conveyed by the pars-
gtsph in questioa, entanatiog Goff • body of determined
Leman
The arser.dment was then put and carried by a majority
020 to 17.
Mr. POUNCEY then said, that objecting to the latter low
doss of the resolution unless introduced by the first clause
▪ he had proposed it, h- should move that the meeting ar
now adjourn The amendment was only supported by
The mention as amended was then put and mend by a
an 430 to 2.
coffin moved the thanks of the meeting to the chair-
mes,;nd Mr. POVOCIT having seconded that motion, intl.
satin at the same time that he should not again appear is
that room, the chairman acknowledged the compliment, ou-
nce* the be hoped the disagreeable diminution of that
ening would be a lesson to reformers to waive each men
his pertecular erotchct in pursuance of the general good and
to ashram to the general opinion.—The meeting then
Manful.

ME WEST RIDING ELEciloN.—Nothing new has
transpired nu e the nomination on Monday regarding the
election, but leech parties have since been actively engaged
in preparing for the scruple that ia to commence this MOM-
iag in the seven' polling districts. Bir Culling Rardley is
gradually recovering bum his indisposition.
REPRESENT kTION OF TIII/Ro.—The vacancy in the
IfOrtWaltlitiOa of this Irthsgh, caused by the death of Mr.
Turner, will be supplied by Mr. Humphrey William of
Canuatm.
REILESESTATION OF HASTINGS. Ml. PLANTA
AND Batecoi.—Sir,--My attention has been drawn to
a statement cousized in you paper of yesterday (Dee. 12),
under the heed of " Our Reprewtatire System." Toe say
"11r. Brion, it was understood, wank take up all Mr.
Plate's liabilities, say 1,6001." 'l he whole of this I declare
to be totally witlsout lanndation, for all Mr. Plate's liabili-
ties of the election of 1841, when I had the honour of being
*electioneering sent, were diseharged out of his own
new" and he never was reimbursed any portion of tbem
by say perms winnow', nor we there ever any understand
*that he skald be so reimbursed, or say negotiation for
Inth • parmise.—Firso. JANIS PCLIZR, executor of the
his Rigbt Boa. Joseph Planta, Calton-thamben, Regent-
**, 13th Dec., 1848.
HOTIL AND TATERN-ICF.EPETIS' PROVIDEUT INSTI-
TITIOIL-Ibe annual dinner in support of the above chari-
table imeitvien took place yesterday at the London Tavern ;
1118. 11. R. Cabbed! in the chair. About 70 gentlemen at
den is dinner. After the usual loyal sad onotitntional
Item, the nevem proceeded to read the report. from which
hammed that the society tad Invested 6,287( , and had
eft of the interest pealed temporary manakin to ilseereleg
penun, to the .moat of 178/. IS.. Attest 6,0001. more
wild be asenwary. to make time annuities permanent.
The list of sednariptthos wee then read, and a sum of about
1004 collected. The health of the vice-presidents wee then
leepesed, for which Mr. Bathe, of the London Tavern, re-
tained thanks; and the other touts on the chairman's list
keying been disposed of. the company separated.
Clioielth.—Tenterdsy, the following nom wee.
reported to the Board of Health : Limeheuer, 3,- et.
aee in-the beet, 1 fatal ; Camberwell, 1 fatal; Woad-
ecrth, 1 fatal ; Cnslses, 1; Berwiek-spon-Tweed, 6, 2 fatal ;
Nurcutla•sposx Tyne. 2 fatal; Ediabough, 12, 6 fatal; Olas-
r 5m,11.91 fatal; Maxwelitown, Dionhiss, 8, 6 fatal;
Camp*, In 1; Canneek, 1 tel ; Falkirk, 2,
tetel pails Dug*, 1; Olonesirn, 1 ; Cnunion by Ford,
1: kW, 63 new moth 28 deaths.
8111111111 OF AN ILLICIT DILTILLIZT.—Oa Tuesday
Mr. D. Colquhinn, supervisor of Stepney district, and sive-
selebtesz proceeded to a house "Globe Coleys,"
Stepney. Messrs. Veneto* end Chaster went
Bale leek to effect an entrenee, whit* Mims. Brown and
Millehean guarded the frost. On the former °MOMS mtk-
leg way to the beck door they found a large dog tied
110. ja a nether that he could reach any one approaching the
mei, and it required esuiderable stratagem to keep him
him mak* a noise. The dog was silenced and the window
readied. Os pushing aside a cloth which
mewed • broken pane, they saw two men attending to a
btu still that was et work. For some time they were un-
aware of the pounce of the °Meer., bat as soon se they
slight sight of them, they immediately rose and started of
• lightning speed for the other rooms, followed by Van.
etnes end Chaster, end a policeman. la a few minutes one
▪ *Men leaped from the bath room window, on to a I
kMhee MI. closely pun ed to the window by the three QM-
NM
The men was about leaping from the kinhea-remn to
Manthes, when he taught sight of Mr. Theme,
now lensed the pans* ia the yawl, and,
bang them we arose me "party surrendentd at die-
"WO Matey mewed tide men lb. Themes west to
Se hest to see If thy oasis hod been errestod there, Jut in
%ea, to no a .ten get out of them*, window end ran down
rtibslL Be was lellemed by Mmes. Theism end Brown,
ene that nom* • great *Nees with a good poorest of
leateill, his career wee seallealy stopped by • dog mai*
ais Imp, +hide hems* him with peat them te the
eimadthad he was ism** mewed. Two isms* was
re *ad la the sees end were taken into enetedy.
Frea basin* the home enthequety, they found the still
slap seised), a tthesiltp et spins, 40 over psi *bout
ors" teem, 72 under proof and the as
"'eat*, en the tends stilleit distillation. "Pin"
bmern v
irrEzDAT.—fivICIDE IN CONSEQUENCE
rlefraltltT LOWIEII—Ow Tuesday night, before Mr.