The Express.
London, England, 1847-09-21 00:00:00

LITERATURE.

THE LAW OF ELECTION ENPENSES.—In the Lord Mayo'',
Court Dublin a cue was tried on Friday in which a Mr.
W. White claimed 51. 10s. 9d., for travelling expenses
from the country to Dublin to vote for Mr. Grogan,
the member for that city. The claim was not resisted. The
Lord Mayor was at first unwilling to award more than the
mere ',pens* of transit from place to place, but the plaintiff
said he had not the means of returning when he had
gM to Dublin. Mr. White's better half deposed " that
he was sick in town fora week after the election, u he got
cold coming op in the fly-boat. We thought we would be
paid every day, but we got nothing, only promises. My
husband wrote a second letter to Mr. Grogan, and then he
told me about the advertisement in the Saunders, and hoped

Phil Upland, or the Country hitherto &signaled Port
Phtllip ; its present Condition and Prospects, as a highly
eligible Field for Emigration. By Jaws DUNMORE
LANG, D.D., A.M.
Cootsland, in North. Eastern Australia, the future Callon-
/14d of Great Britain; its Characteristics and: Capa-
bilities far European Colonisation. By JOHN DUNMORE
LANG, 1).D., A.M.

The emigration commissioners have announced
that they are again possessed of funds for the depor-
tation of free immigrants to the Australian colonies;
while the colonists have long complained that their
agricultural and commercial operations are impeded
by the scarcity of labour. The period, therefore, is
approaching when that unsteady stream of emigration
from the mother country, which had shrunk into a
narrow channel, is agatn destined to set towards " the
great Southern Land" in a fall and swelling tide.
Hence it is that the works now before us present
themselves most opportunely. From the author's
position in the colonies of which he treats, as senior
minister of the presbyterian church, and as a mem-
ber of the legislative council, his sources of informs-

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01 Lima Ityet, a married woman, wno was mina •
devised to art down the disturbers of
drowned in the River Thames with her throat cut—lt. means could be p the Rev. Alexander Penrose' Forbes, M.A., incumbent of St. medical skill, ta raging amongst neat cattle in the neighbour- .....*P"- .."''I""'• `-""''....."".• "I ••••.,.. ••••.,.,,.. +-.. .
Fowler stated that, on Friday afternoon last, be was rowing the peace in the south. Saviour's, Leeds, second son of the Hon. Lord Medwyn, one Several
dalreamandyydi.reed LANG, D.D., A.M. use everybody else, however whose wealth mewated c,Cly Is
- him that the tallow 01 the •Bileilai II ennmeed tie , :Iv', .
a boat down the river, when, on arriving opposite Me.an. Therm was a meeting of the corporation of Dublin of the judges of the Court of Session. stock, Mr. O'Bi ten felt the prewalle et the tame la the gloom
Fergumn and Co.'. mast-house, Millwall, he saw the body yesterday at which an address of sympath, respect, SIONO or its Timks.—On Sabbath last the magistrates now lingering without hope of recovery. The seat of the The emigration commissioners have announced or IKA Men sheen and rattle bid Mks se Sew as to • --"r ;07 ~..,
that they are again possessed of funds for the d por worth Minns to aural; sad make about kr a , it.:" •, ‘•
colonies;e would realise much mom In the lbelisi market tem _
of the demist d floating near the shore. He drew it into hisof Arbroath dispensed with the parade of red coats and hal- compliunt appears to be the lungs, and seems immovably
cation of free immigrants to the Australian
boat, and conveyed it to the dead.house in Poplar. The bed; andy confidence in the Pope was unanimously passed
• beets in going to and returning from church. They not fixed, so as to defy the art of medicine. It Le feared the far-
wu very much decomposed, and had evidently been in the THE LAW or ELECTION ENparlsES.—ln the Lord Mayor's only chang their modes of procession, but they also changed mesa are likely to be great sufferers. while the colonists have long comßlained that their rattle them.elves in the mew. Reese the ;7,, , T,,,: b114,"...,_, •-•,t
water Some days. There were several large bruins found Court Dublin a case was tried on Friday in which • Mr. their church. They are, it is reported,. "to overleap the ntitcrfirODONsitißE. oov-o," which Kr. O' Brine et seeelbed. end et - —.... .;i.v - ....
agricultural and commercial operations are impeded te„dteet. the ireatee AMIN - ~,,.... '' . („:,,,i v...
Upon the legs, and the body op dto have been ill-used. W. White claimed 51. 10s. 9d., for travelling expenses narrow barrier. of sectarianism," end visit every church in
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neg•wooßnThn:—The ml=4 by the scarcity of labour. The period, therefore, is it WY at dill critical massless awe Pa • lbw ill '1 + ' .! •:"
approaching when that unsteady stream of emigration eie.babird'fromerlre ~,,,, th W. 1., Walla. Port • MA" ~, i.,..., :1.
The throat was cut in several plac—B. Rayment stated from the country to Dublin to vote for Mr. Orogen, town.—Montrore Review. on Thursday, has ear" rule. The Allearlee Is tee - ,s, , -•-• . •
tattle was the eon of the deceased who was wife of a the member for that city. The claim was not resisted. Th. PRINCE ALBliar'S VISIT TO INvitasses.—it having be. produced the deepest sympathy throughout the eatiae
rehred auctioneer, residing at No. 77, High-street, lioxton Lord Mayor was at first unwilling to award more than the come known in Inverness and the surrounding country that count already reported, from the mother country which had shrunk into a &AL:-
the origin of the sad disaster . 1 meimira : KM wt. 2ma , . ~ c. 4 'I,
, Old Town. On S•t ids ' th• 4thof first.last, the mere expense of transit from place to place, but the plaintiff Prince Albert would pay a visit to Invents.' on Thursday was e work of • poor female of weak intellect, named narrow channel, is again destined to set towards "the
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deceased was attacked with a fit, and remained insensible said he had not the means of returning when he had last, every preparation was made to give kiss a truly High- Bartlett Cousins, 30 years of age. She lived with her great Southern Land" in a full and swelling tide. The team°. awning-6mm mmiteam
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for three hours. On the following morning she left the ga to Dublin. Mr. White's better half deposed " that land welcome. Notwithstanding that the early part of the paren one of the small five tenements, known as Pitt'sasee or bullock to be Wad ,I net_
Hence it is that the works now before us present of me & vet • ei .
he.use in heir houses situate atMad legs. to,itk.S.baller or . • ,s. , , .4,
. and was Stirrer seen alive afterwards. The deceased he was sick in town for a week alter the election, as he got day was very showery, crowds of people dressed t . , the extrensest point of the village, and
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~ holland lived together very comfortably, cold coming op in the fly-boat. We thought we would be Sunday attire flocked into the town from the neighbour- if any one was disposed to fire it, with a view of entirely themselves.
-"," seldom Iled.—The inquiry was adje ed for paid every day, but we got nothing, only promises. My hood, and not a few from considerable distances in the ad- consuming the place, this certainly. was the most favourable Peel most opportunely. From the author's the moon. of the roller .... ,_,. e,
- work, for the purpose of my • the police an husband wrote a second letter to r.M Grogan, and then he , joining counties of Ross, Nairn, Moray, Sutherland, and position to commence at, for the wind, which was blowing a minister of the Presbyterian . &wok and as a mesas- ata atao dthor ar coarser or at
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