The Express.
London, England, 1848-11-10 00:00:00

same Whineon, of near Otter, was not to be found. By
eta aid of the police the money was recovered dialog the
day.
LANCASHIRE.
ELECTION OF MAYOR OF 1"001
—4l
day Mr. J. B. Moen, the chairman of the de
sh W** ow
sleeted more el Liverpool, by a majority d Ms.
Aldo** Jets Holmes was nominated by Ace
prisfOis
ems* favourable to the rating of the dock eateee. The
**hen wore empestimly 30 sad 28.
1.1111 BROWS Or 821.11111,8L001N0.—A few ars
ls, Themes Heibind was commitud to Limped god
ass month, ea a-charge of etreeblaggiaft. la reamers MI
this maa's ease the Liverpool Carrier says Pease* this
re=may meet the eye of wordof our readers whs.
esseofed la the threats by as opposed, very rs
covetable mast tall sad ad-encial ia yeast. Ills dide*ms rm..
• cos of • Mao coat, light met, ood
weal& be
amell
it
Oa his Ant apprawls yes
impressed with the idea that be was 'oohing information es
to metals laselithe, or wishful to ask otherleamal quations
at a streager—kis courier indicating earlobe bat men*.
eity. Oses, however, your arena= salmelloiL he would
solicit ahem frees you in the most supylisellft MOM se a
decayed tradsommx Thom who bars list corm Mis pima
will readily namable him is the above dmerfpliens It
amen that be has pursued his avocation is • esseiderebir
sad mry probable extent, es the ciremostaneee we are about
is relate will prove. We leant that his committal was the
eessequence of kis having importuned, amongst others, she
stipendiary magistrate himself. For sometime die de.
limeast has been in respectable lodgings in Rook=
in Tootetb-park, kept by a widow, who has ales
siker lodgers, clerks in the custom-house and mercantile
estabrahmeats in the town. From the time he west to
*see lodgiags there has always been some mystery ea to
his IMMO at panoits, end ali that seems to haat bees
harm of him by his landlady was, that he represestal him
salt as a respectable decayed tradesman come to reside ia
Liverpool. • was always a complete epicure in his diet,
sad unsparing In procuring for himself all the choice
edibles which the most fastidious taste could desire. To
most• ahe uniformly his broiled cho or steak, and
was st pertieela se tithe quality of his tea and coffee,
always procuring the best of each, sad having it prepared
for him in the best peasible rawer. In this caret he
was ezasediaely bard to please. In kis other meals he
was equally hospitable to himself, and on all occasions his
appetite wee perfectly astonishing to the inmates of the
bone. As regards the other bodily comforts of life he
was equally particular. Duties Ore time he remised in
the boast, 110 would sit before a hare Are. which he always
insisted should be kept up, his feet being comforted by
extra carpets tad rugs, and his legs wrapped up ableakets.
Indeed, in all his arrangements he seemed to be sacred
ingly well acquainted with the means of monad =maim,
and (14 not tail to make the most of theta. He seldom
tarsal out of the buu-e until eleven or twelve o'clock is
the morning, except on a Saturday, when he was &1111114
reedy for his breakfast by eight o'clock, and asiformily
auk* to go oat von, as if be had urgent business as
that day. He was very tidgetty if his meals were net
always ready at the moment be wasted them, and would
es these occasions tell his landlady that she could always
look Wier the young mane warts, but because he was
"• poor old gentlemen he must be neglected." He had
latterly become so tedious that she gave him notice to
quit, but he declined to receive it, observing, " what a
wicked woman you are to ask me to leave ; it is not eon.
venial; for me to /store, and I shall not kayo." He was
always very prompt is the payment of his board, and until
him ocomaittal his landlady bad mat the remotest idea that be
was obtaining hie livelihood by boggier. This was only
found out by be anaccounteble absence trout hoe* for a Le
dabs. At the time of his committal his laider was well
sloshed for the following e*"
arAwTToRDaMET,

A CORPORATION MALI Vol WOLTRIIIIAXPTON.—
Alma*? gift (eats the Warawdareeptoss CArameete) will dis-
tartish Mr. thoraeycrun tint year of odor. To the
serpentine lte has presented • handroste silver- pilt sore,
to which are attached historical recolitstienx, closely coo-
meted with municipal prof' roe and declioe. This mace
wee presented to the mayor sod sorporation of the
beerigh of St. Maw's, Cornwall, by Richard, Duke
of Buckioghaa and Cheerios, Knight of the Outer,
Lord of the Mare of Saint Mawr, as a tars of his at-
tachment and regard, le July, 1522. On the dirolution of the
eerporstion,in asseverated the Municipal Cmporatiore Att.
it was returned by the curveted= to the donor At the late
saki at Stowe it was pareLased by Mews Town and Emanuel,
of New Bleilime*, sad front them by Mr. Tborseycrott, in
Weer to pretest it to the serporation of Wolverhampton. it
is elaborately chased and ricti4 snit.
OXFORDSHIRL
MAYORALTY AT A DlSCOUNT.—Yesterday the °fact.
etMayee of (liked went b. gging ist the town twined. The
two smoke a:dethsen were, alter much discarairn, allowed to
rain fs eraseqsesce of iil.healtb. The neat in 'statists
(Aid. Browaisg) was proposed and elected, but, is her than
serve, basdsd over to the city tressurer a cheque for 601., the
amount el Sae settled by the by-laws. Shs other aldermen
men soperately reposed sad sleeted, but each claimed ez-
'turtles either Iron hair above the age or having served the
dice midge Ave yews. Mr. John Hastier". a councillor.
was then reposed but who also refused to terve, when Ald.
W. Thorp, swiss the dilemma the commit was is, and at
the mem of many of his friends, took epos himself the
stem. Mr. /diehard Can was elected sheriff, beating Mr. C.
Derek* by 4. Both geatireesirl!eted are cosesrvatives

DE\'OXMIIHR

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THE BISHOP or KILTSII AND THE DISTURB-
/igen AT ST. Ilivan.u.'s.-1 Ye 1/1011473., Ezeter Flying
Port jabliiles the &Lowing letter from the Bishop of E
to the Ray. Mr. Ingle relative to the diAarliances in St. Sid-
weir., repartal in our year of Tuesday :
ilidieteteure. Nov. t.—Thar Soper hr called my Mtn
ton to Ow report is the EzettrGeadle,od .bat prod fa the Chaser
Room cr.t riday het. I ant thus reported to lawessid (ad the woods
are dime' hi Union capitals, es II they were gotten mast enspitati-
only that I "thought Mr. Imile would wire erandeed a mad deme-
ntia and would hags dose what he meld, and what Ye ought to
tire, dose, if be Ind sot taken the sperm whin he had
puts,d." I nowt reeolfeet the meet words used by MO;
but I am toslidest that this Is a wiry isegregot represesdation of
taco. 1 by hem I said to this tact, that grille I re.
cognised your right to make the onskitions whit\ were stated,
I thought n wdild ham emended a mood. chseretioo, if you
had ne made the wearing dins surplice one of them. This unfortu.
Bats exiiintios of my *sponged wads at it due to you that I
simuld now state my opinion men diglesidy than 1 before thought
agesseary, arced that I should permit yeti fl yen think fit, to give pub-
licity t. this gat med. So far a• aapeareg, ea the inquiry mace
by
me into the di-graceful and sacrilegious osearrenee in M. SidwelYs
Church, an Sunday evening, the 19th elk, 1 maw nothing on your part
to disapprove, but, osi the contrary, I bedpost pleasure in hearing
high and watostrovoriad Natimony brow to your discreet, tempe-
rate, and peeedei remearner • a tat very trying occasion.-1 en,
that air, your Nagel irked and Outlier, H. Kaaraa.

frill fins. •
" TFIREADING lila NEEDLE," &MOAT MORN-
inc."—Two lithographs, with the titles which head this
notice, have just been published by Mos.ll. Lloyd, of Lud-
gate-hill. The originals from whirl these engravings are
taken are pictures by Mr. Absalom, in the possession of Miss
Bartlett Coutts ; they are known, and their merits have been
Meted by the public. In " Threading the Needle "we have
an interesting representation of a deem which in the country
is often practised to this day by
,young In "Ban-
day Morning in the last century,' ass represented groups of
people waling in a rustic churchyard for the opening of the
ounce. The lord of the village is surrounded by young
children, young sothen, and old coupler, who are happily
grouped together. But leaving aside the composition of these
two picture*, and the qualities which are due to the seed's
et Mr. Ablate's, there are other points which call (or admira-
tion. The lithographs are the largest and most perfect for
their size tt at have appeared in this country. We have car-
ried se much perfection en Bagland to the prsduction of en-
raviags on steel and coppsr, th..t their humble ,
graph, has been cast in the shade, sad France and Oermouy
have produced lately scuts of the beat specimens in tha '
latter style. The engravings before us are as successful as
end be, albeit, perhaps, less finished than some produced in
(Limas?, but they have a quality above them, and that is a
certain breadth and boldness ((line where such is nenneary,
and an even tilting of the pencil when it is indispensable,
which are not always successfully found together. Of the
two lithographs we should, perhaps, gire the preference) to
• Benday Morning," reminding one, as it does, of those plea-
sant (sore Morknel used to paint

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL
01,011:), Nor. IL -la a Oatirsotiou h Idea this lama.
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W.ow.
deaA.Y. dearaked. Yellow ot All Soar. -B.A.
r thew sad J. h. Ira Oar.; Hen. A. Byrom Merton ;
Ilsdndlik dirk, AU err; H. 6 Pro Brareore ; J.T. Gel.
Wand, H. M. Hapisten, IL Thsestoos IH. ice;;lor, Orley,'s
D. Timm% Warr, C. Tudor, sad J. Bowman, R. J.
W. embj, wormed, ; U. Serab,y, whore at Pembroke ;
J. Geis esil W. Manse, es. Illary Hail; W. Dare sad IL Ilsebet,
Her les HAL
CaIISIUDOIL Nov. L—At a Cowl( lice holden Otte day
the Mbeeried arm were materrel (by oral stsadate) : IL
Wealkow, ti. Werem. dsts.-LL.B. T. C. Wh-
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ma IL Maly J. IL Liam Moadakek
At Ihs leiredertatedon the tellers, re sem pems4 mere
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Wipes KO* earded yam. 2. To barrios the reimed Wife mil.
Waft snelesals the rem dish toy it peseta usurp It
Se rill MM. imid "bid' ie damp awl nomiOrdel. to the prod TOM
the mos baler retail esseplel bp the times mea= • the
=est sorsa my et We heat roma bash greet
parries at the MIN err emp Whelks Mai scpaptistles.
a. Oa the remeemesslsdim et she maim et *sprees to waft le the
Iris Harney. m CMOs males el el h.he alish Mee Mea mired
ea the Pat Pees ea see met et the adeersity. mid ale et Ns* elk
der of re Me Preyer.bsek as Mg elbered be the eyries.
4. Te maims the next of tM BmstiM Chietra merbeds, doled
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dre reporter le the While spa essepred with Per of the Teacake
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al Cate es Maim Dew IT.
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feheel—lae. IL =el, Dr teadiey l'..ss...tateddre; ille. aunt.;
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le the Seed, Wllibell.—Parv. L. Caawbeee„ to
lharraeetnire 4a;wa •.C...eadeeerUt, Ma Wbeim*c J. Mawr,
Ik Lan. ;B. I *lift elassaL B. to—Pay. . *o_
beast at lb labia &Sep SW/brew" _ ~ Lee.*t
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mum i HIS , vI6 Nano ; AS., B. el OstalL—llay. T. S. law
*et, to mtattebsea P.C.. ligion. Lan, di& Mark.; pat. T. WM,
111.4; —l'm W. ababer, to be bailaraer of the Oramase Osbled.
*cabana, Denee.-11en. IL *astable, le be 11a at tbe
Weth lbere=dlege intle.a/..:utiteM —Rev. J.
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