The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-03 00:00:00

>ENT NBAR BOLTON ABBEY.- Mtn
PERSONS KILLED.

THE agolsrsa TIOAN 87
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CITY OF LONDON.-4THIS DAY.)
-ping, at 11 o'clock, Charles Paha*
barrister, appointed to feriae the lime
ben of parlasmest for the City of Dish %
duties in the Court of Common Moak m
(of the firm of Noires, Oldfidia sad INsteit).
J. Nicholeos, appeared for the Citp of.Lft.
re Registration meodatioe ; Yr. itith..
alms Ledger. for the Liberal Regionitl4

having taken hie seat, bristly *mod
otter whisk,
• banded In the lisle of household.,
the City. and the vestry elerke tho
of shins and objectless take. is
lists. From the lists it appeared that
)jeetioss takes oat on the livery. sad 544::
• lists of the liberal% while the easservublo
the farmer, mad 416 ea the latterlik
obiestioes were doable aul 170
The liberals bare nude five a,
new
in the bousekeidere lute, and
_ The eoeservatives bays ma& let
;so to amend. It appears tkat time are 141
off the limy Hob tkat anpured yet
WV ewe us inserted. la the koewke •,
on,* off, and 1,922 sow names iarlid,
„,, aI the morph' were of a eserely hood

ING AND rArAz
MAD. AOCIDINT ZY pis
CITY

INQUEST.—(PHIS DAY.)
noon to-day, Mr. John Humphreys, yEddie.
bold „e iequiry et the Itaid• Tama, City,
.mg the death of William Stone, agog 35 rain.
rim over sad killed.
peered from the evidenos that the doomed lose
is the employ of a coal merchant, sod
40, mi '4 he was proceeding along the City...ed
• imam ocintaising two toes of owl Se tie
es the top of the soaks of eoel,
the top
into Orom-street, he fell right7ii
- his head ea the road. The pastes by
bat before that could be dieted the
went over his head, erstblpit the skitll in a frhtfo
was killed on the spot. It was sap pesQ thy
nsdias that he ass claw to his arasiorsi
coal 'erg, peeparei to get down sadlrelJ
le left a widow with three ehildren asp?*
the shock of his death has caused her to le
octoed of soother child.
rammed a verdict of " Accidental Death.'

&am.'
tall.

carriage accident oocurred on Friday bight,
o clock, in the woods, Bolton-bridge A corn*
James Wharton of Bolton-bridge, cab driver •
iyeegy (who for some years ham earned his kvisg
lig to the hones of visitors to the Strict, is the
Joods), his wife, and • raaid•earrant of Mr.
r's were coming from Mr. Obowley's how, ad
.gibed that pond* of the woods mar to the, bridep
ig out of the Deer Perk, when the bores and careekei
over the precipice fifteen yards high. Two of erei
Wharton, *easiest, and Mn. Livesey, were Inlet
spot, and Linsey died shortly atter from the dine
injuries he sustained. The maid-tenant was *
lady hurt, nor was the horse much isjured, bet the
was broken to pieces. As ioquast wet held re the
.on Saturday, before Mr. Thomas Brown, comer,
I • verdict of " Accidental death" was returned. The
Awing facts wove deposed to at the inquest :
chard Wellock. of Flaulewood. coachmen, mid—
nday, about half-past eight o'clock, Mrs. gawky
Wharton some beer, Liveasy drank with him; they
• gill epic*. Wharton bad • horse and earrip. He
Livesey ad his wife got io with him. A servant
r. Chowley's *leo get lab ride dews to the pie. I
them proceed is far as the, doe; kennel. What* pet
the brake on going down the hill. All went on well es
is I saw. I *at after • short time and too* the
parties at the bottom of the Gill. nem
A sitting holding the horse, which had fallen It
and his wife, Alias, and Wharton wen dot
any lived about four hours, and died from the
aired from the falL Joao, the maid, eau Arad.
the opposite side of the stream. I did sot Mink
ion was is liquor.
ries M'liinnel, of Crum, horse-breaker, depoesd—
*ay night, after the last witness returned frce
Gill, I went with him with a light. When *0
s, Thos. Livesey was sitting under the horses head. lie
alive. We got him out, sad than we got out his wife.
was dead, We then got Wharton from under the
Be wm dead. The servant girl fainted, sad vs
noosed. Thos. Livesey was hurtabont his heed
into. ally. He survived about tour holm. rtia rad
close to the precipios down whirs all the persori with
nand carnage fell. The fall would be shoot 15

A very influential meeting was held in Manche*
vederday, to onside, the propriety of inviting the So.
- Association to bold its next annual gathertaght
An invitation was cordially given to the *sued*
the mayor promised to move the annual to ea
some to it.
An enterprising Leeds woollen merchant, Mr.
':k Kirby, hes had the good fortune (says the Leeds
,grif) to carry off the highest prize foe woollen clothes;
Portuguese lotereetiosal Exhibition. That the honour
by our townsman may be estimated at rte fell vales,
ly mention that the prize—grand medal of honour—
competed for by numerous mantifacturere of high stead.
in Frazee*, Germany, ad other countries, and that d
'even judges of the department only one was as

AFORSI MEETING IN CLERK'S/MP= -A public
• in furtherance of the objects sought by the Safaris
registered manhood stiffens and the vote by ballot.
d last evening at the It orniug Men's Clubrooms
.-street, Clorkenwell ; Mr. &tors* Brooke is the
Mr. John Robert Taylor moved the following roc
:-" That this meeting waits with feelines of yell
the assembling of the new parliemeet, elected by
only, and not by the body of the people, sa
ciaty increased by the significant silence of the First
Mater of the crown upon the all important questioi
sf
form. K long Promised and so often deferred ; and this
rating feels it to be the duty of the unenfrenchiwl erd
represented body of the people to agitate for their MI
its by all legitimate means, and to claim the ballot*
protection of the voter against intimidation and con*.
.* Mr. E. Dresser Rogers seconded the mole
, which wee supported by Mr. Baxter Langley, ad
:Md. Mr. Cramer moved the next resolution as hi.
ins :-" This meeting pledge themselves to soy poet the
Olerkeewell branch of the Reform League as at pcei
established and to further its progres and extension to the
utmost throughout the borough of Finsbury." Mr. Whyses
seconded the resolution, which was supported
by
Staineby, and agreed to. A. vote of thanks to the chairmen
concluded the proceedings.
ELEcriox ESPE4SI4.-The different accounts
have now been published of the expenses incurred
m Ira
severe contest for the city of Manchester. The followed I.
the abstract published oo behalf of Mr. Batley, M.P. asa,_,
Mr. Jacob Bright (advanced liberal.), who were reprisal,.
by the earns committee, so that the total sum may be or•
aidered as appw tined half to each esadidale :-Rsturami
officer's account for hustings, de., 4211.105. 3d. ; wages
at
Marko, caavuaers, du, 7451. 17a, Sid. ; oommitgewrorma
and refreshments, 250/. 14r. 6d. ; cab fazes,
5*
398 k
17s. 6a. ; postage stamps, 3701. 14s. ; printieg aud
tioaery, 7814 Ha. ; advertising. 3741. Se 5i
election agent, 1051. ; office-littiegs, 301. 6e. ; seam%
211. 15e. 60. ; total, 3,500'. 15s. 3d. Mr. Barley wee to*
turned at the head of the poll, Mr. Bright bower woo
beaten by mare than 1,000 votes by Mr. Edward James
Q.C. (liberal). The letter, who is thus returned as Ms
colleague of Mr. Baxley, only made his appearance so
°iodide* on the Saturday evening or Monday mortal
preceding the nominattoe which 111/11 OD WedDllidli• Forl'
sheet and vigorous campaign the following coconut was roe
up : LTio of rooms, hotel charges, de., 805/. 17s. 441 (odd °I
apparently includes 2101. for hustings); sindichste's
taKKIL 1421. So. Gd.; clerks, meseengerroba. 2951. 19•••!do
oaks, 2511. 14s. 6d. ; stationery, printing, sad advertimet
6W. Re. 31.; miscellaneous, 961. 10s.; total, 2,346/. 14s. Da
The reanduin4 eendidete, Mr. Abel Hey wow' •
liberal), wee fourth on the poll He had been engarta
looser canvass than any of the other candidate% ols"''
following is the comparatively modest bill ow his accianitt :;"1
Returniug officer, for hustings, U., 2101. 15e 31. Imo
rooms for public and committee meetings, 541. 9s.
clerks, ineerengers, and miseellatmons expenses, 2181. Is, 7d.1
hire of vehicles, de-, F•J!. IGs.; printreg.
station'. 6,11
postage, 1051. se. ; advertising, 102/. 14s. 6d. ; Wm",
7811. 2s. 30.
THE CHURCH CONCRLIn. -The Church Congin!'
COMMIKOMI at Norwich to-day (Tuesday), with a ouzo* Is
the cathedral by the Archbishop of York. UP to lota.
day about 1,600 tickets had bee. taken for the ceoldr°".
which procaine to be a successful one.
CATTLE Dien...sig.-We regret to state that
daring the last few days the cattle dieeeee bee trial
rapidly in Farnham. It has played havoc with msof
the line headset Mr. fAI len**, Mr- 11.""''
BolMhot, god Mrs. Paine. Many fine animals have fall*
victims. Upwards of 13.0001. worth of stock bum been ir
stared in the Farnham Cattle Mutual Insurance Assam'
than. The funds, howevar, are likely to be all required h/
way of Somponsatioo. and it is to be hoped that tnetowa ge,rt
of the neighbourhood will contribute liberally the_
expenses-an exempla which has been nobly est af-
ford and other plawm..-Surrey Standard. D4lll‘ S
past fortnight Mr. Sherwood, the district inspeetor
Faversham, has condemned several caws at Hersta-bw;
three at Osprioße, eight or nine,* Davingiewhill, foot::
Broughtee. and one at Luddeoham. At the Pee•!"
we regret to hear there are several others is the
erri ea..-rin
bourhoodeufferiog from the disease. -South SCI/A l4.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Beke. Yr. Commissioner Goaburn.)
DI II MAIMS lent
WILDOIL
nil VII • geese* for last szarainsiles and die.
barge. The bankrupt was • roker, of 1. Oro
_we-court;
Ilwesdneedlorstreet. and readiessa 14, Pembridgevwdess
marlackill. The sesousts represent an swept' Lability
81 15,2481., of which 18,5241. is doe to weseetued medi-
um • egaiaat meets Warily realined about 1,5004 The
ailiwikatioa la this cam Inc obtaiaed upon the petitios of
XT. William Soppier. of King's Lynn. • oreditoe for
119544 for money lent to the bankrupt
kr. "Amuses, far the amigssoc did sot oppose. A
pabsisetial estate bad bees realised. and his client, who
woe by far the largest ceeditar, was satisfied that no hermit
wield result from an adjourament.
His Honour, in the abases of opposition, passed W
examisation and granted the order of &Charge.
IX RI L. Z. PUMP.
The baakrupt described himself as late of 12. Oxford.
sermon. Islington, sad now of 25, Colebrook-row, Islington,
&ether, puffer. aad commission agent. Debts, 1,1321.,
keel, secured against good debts, 801. The bankrupt at-
tributes kis &Scullion to lames is literary speculations.
No opposition was offered, and
His iloociur granted the order of discharge.
121 U TIANCIB MIL MADE.
Thiwee a Whist for examination and discharge. The
bankrupt &scribed hisicelf se of Hope H Bring-
grove, Islewortb. late lieutenant in the 21st Funs., but
now of uo occupation or business. The
the
are returned
ii the prelimisary list at 2,7811., and the bankrupt states
lties are
that his difscu attributable to havingbses misopilled
to sell his cmmissioe, sad other causes. The creditors are of
a eery atisodlaneous description, and numerous West.ead
tradesmen appear in the schedule.
xi. goo Gyrated for the official simignes.
It wu stated to the court that the bankrupt had not
Bed ths womb. aspired by the Mato* sod
Hie Swear ordered aa adjournment sine die, with
limited protection.

Till BM
CITY OF LO/
morning, at I
, Esq., barrister,
for members of pa
• • his duties in
lisle (of the arm
• by Mr. J. Nichols
• • wrestles Registrs
and Mr. George Le
tion.
revising barrister hi
'Ago, after whi
Secondary Potter h
'• • parishes in t
• • the number
pecidve lista. Fm
65 objeatioes take
wholders' lists of t
en 147 on the to
Mee list 44 Mile
list
on the livery, 133
• • qualification.
' • and two to as
streak MI the Bei
368 new assns are
313 are struck of,
proccedinp of the
KING AND A
CZ
INQUPS
noon to-day, M
• or, held an in
touching the death
rue over and ki
• peered from the
• in the employ
y evening he was
a waggon oontail
on the top
g the wagger in
•• e upon his bead
• p the horse, but
Is want over his his
• • . He was killed
deceased, finding tl
: sauna's coal
• fell, He left a
• for, and the shock
• • .ly confined of
• jury returned a e
IDENT NRAR
PSRS
carrier accide
t nine o clock, in tl
• Wing James What
~" ii‘esey (who
ttending to the hoe
• o Woods), his •
• 1111101 were comlog
reached that portic
• Mg out of the Dew
over the preclpios,
, e
Wharton, Med:
• spot, and Lineal
he injuries he sus
piously hurt, nor
Lige was broker' to
• lee on Saturday, I
en a verdict of ''A
lowing fact+ were di
icbard Wellock. •
sterday, about hal
e Wharton some lm
a gill a•piecan
•ve. Livesey and I
Mr. Chowley's also
them proceed as f
the brake on going
as I saw. I weal
• • a of the parties a
valley wu sitting be
and his wit
• OIL .very lived al
arise received from
on the opposite a
buten mu is liqua
Charles M'Kimmel,
. terday night, at
a Gill, I went wi
• we, Thos. Livesey
alive. We got h
• e was dead. We I
He was des
• her removed. 1
• d internally. He s
• as close to the prep
• e hone and arrow
de.
A very influent
r yettarday, to mat
1 Mame Associati
• city. Au iovital
• • and the mayor
welcome to it.
An enterprisim
• erick Kirby, has
ercury) to carry of
• e Portuguese lutes
• by our townsna
• may mention the
competed for by
ng in France, Germ
eleven judges •
glishman.
RIFORIf MEET
ting in furtherer
us, registered a
a held last emu
• •• • a-street, CI
• air. Mr. John 11
Mica :—" That fir
anxiety the assenibl
fraction only, and
anxiety increased I
Minister of the en
reform, K long pe
meeting feels it tc
unrepresented body
rights by all legitin
the protection of tl
Moe Mr. E. I
tion, which was
carried. Mr. Cram
lows :—" This me
Clerksowell brand)
established and to
utmost throughout
seconded the res
Stainsby, and ups
concluded the proc
ELEcriox E
have now been pal
severe contest for
the atetraet
Mr. Jacob Bright
by the came coma
• attired as app.,: tit
officer's account I
I clerks, CS•VaKKI
and refreshment
17s. Ed. ; Postage
tiooery, 7814 1
election agent, l
211. 15e. 60. ; to
tamed at the he
hasten by more
Q.C. (liberal).
colleague of Mr.
atedidam on th
preceding the soy
sheet and vivito
up : Uss of room+
apparently Metal
Latium. 1421. Se.
cabs, 2511. 11a. 6
6641.5 m. 31.; mi.
The remaining
liberal), was foul
longer caucus t
following is thee
Returning office
rooms for publi•
clerks, mseaange:
hire of vehicles,
postage. 1054 1
7811. 2s. 3id.
THE CHUM
COULIDIKOMI at N
the cathedral by
day about 1,800
which promise.
CATTLE Da
during the last
rapidly in Funl
the tine heidsoi
BeiphM, sod X
victims. Upws
- gored in the F.
Mon. The food
way of compens
of •the neighbor
• expenses—an al
ford and other
41 put fortnight
• Faversham, hal
• I three at Ospric
t • Broughton. one
we regret to
bourtiood suffer