The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-01 00:00:00

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Mr. Srnurr's canvass for Derby progresses favour-
ably, notwithstanding the topics, personal, political,
and religious, which have been urged against him.
The Dissenters in the borough, though divided on
various points, are unanimous upon the subjrret of re-
ligious endowments, whether to Roman Catholics,
Churchmen, or Presbyterians. It has been contended
by several parties, that u Bk.—ninny AIACWORTH is 41
thorough-going churchman and upholder of the Irish
church, and a supporter of church rates, the Di:seaters
ought not to endanger the return of Mr. Staurr, whoa
has given great satisfaction by his votes and tho-
roughly. independent conduct Bat the majority of

they ly support opponent.
course this decision has had its effect upon the sup-
porters of Sir DICKY, who imagine it offers a fine
opportunity to slip him in. They will, however; be
disappointed. Sir Diosv MACK WORTH has published
his address, in which he says:—
.

" I come forward, gentlemen, simply as a supporter of the
great fundamental principle of the constitution of England,
the palladium of our liberties' the real cause of our prosperity,
and the best gift of Divine) Providence to our fathers—our
Protestant religion. My principles have ever been Conser-
vative, unconnected with any political Forty but my
anxious desire is to see Protestants of every persuasion rally
round the standard of Protestantism. Oar legislature has
shown itself but too favourable to the progress of Popery.
Many of our political leaden are tainted with indifference
to our great cause. It is for our faithful Protestant Wends
of the middle classes to bring thtm to a sou ider mind.

O DA 11-I.ll,rari .r K....“ •ar....-44. -c - -
tweraw, lAndm, kip to the Nonconformists have:resolved not to support any 'Bundle
sts swilkitera."lakalrm......2llPor redulitl7. at candidate who will vote for the extension of endow- how'
ter, upon la been fa,
rimy rials 774 cliAnym manta to any religions denomination. These parties shims
DlCifille. have issued the following address : Aims,
poutplesed ta Se M Pasta warms
,_•• &LI wimp lasesmemitmersemet _ . , . .4 as bass now sn °partway Wieenelik"
ilat.JiMii.aiaT
I THE FIRM OF POMBEY of rtur bdiataninfl Your eonsistefreY•
e, Retail, and far ExportsdeM, lusTrbi reils6--"a6—'—deasesd time tf endowments from Pm% •
ED BY tt BOB.* thOmblie treasury be refused to the Roman Catholics, they tehe net
vtrattoos by .. Phis." should be refused to all otherreligious bodies. Stand firm— tions a
gn de
nry an,i Evan", Whiteniara. act together, and rather not vote at all, then become a party
of WALTER decree
SAVAGE to a great national wrong, and the further secularising of dn
gotia
the lin:riflery Convereationowith a New religion."
rick* and Almada ; Examination of within
two—Woad Petrarea; Hellenic< Mow for This will undoubtedly have the effect of deterring the cw
iffeeir ; awl Poems. With many tame some Dissenters from voting from Mr. STRUT, but nuarY,
D &WWI. UM COMICEI4OI.
down, Boveradreet. they cannot consistently support his opponent. Of shuY.P"b