The Express.
London, England, 1847-06-11 00:00:00

names in the book kept for the purpose. The house will be
sold by auction in the course of the summer, and one or two
enthusiastic Jonathan) have already arrived from America
determined to see what dollars can de in taking it away.
The timbers it is said, ere all sound, and it would be no very
difficult matter to set it on wheels and make an exhibition of
it. We hope and trust that no such desecration awaits it.
Wholly irrespective of Shakespeare, as the only existing ex-
ample of en English yeomen's raidence of the reign of Queen
Elizabeth it merits to be preserved and retained among us.
INQUEST, YEBTERDAT.—BUDDEN DEATH IN A
Barn.—Before Mr. Mills, sell, Gloucester-terrece, Resent's-
park, on the late Mr. Samuel Houseley, aged 60, proprietor
of that residence. William Blackman, the bath-men at the
baths, 711, Oxford-street, stated, that on the previous morn-
ing the deceased, who was in the habit of frequenting the
bathe, desired a warm bath, at the heat of ninety-nine
degrees, to be prepared for him. After deceased had
been in some time, witness thought be heard the bell
ring, but found the door locked. He got in at the window,
end found deceased lying in the bath quite insensible. He
instantly gave the alarm to Mr. Myers, the proprietor, who
ordered him to go for a doctor. He applied to several before
he got one. He left deceased in the bath. Mr. Myers did
net go to the deceased until the surgeon arrived. He was
so frightened that be could not take him from the bath.—
Patrick Steele, groom to the deceased, deposed, that be drove
his master to different places on Wednesday, and that he
was quite collected. During the whole morning he betrayed
net the slightest symptoms of insanil.—Mr.Airey, surgeon,
was celled upon to attend deceased, whom he found lying in
the bath with liikhead under the water, and quite dead. A
port ',sorter* examination satisfied him the deceased was
drowned in the bath. In his opinion deceased was seized
with (Licitness and was then drowned.—The corona and
jury severely censured Mr. Myers' conduct and his treat-
ment of deceased after he was found insensible in the bath.
Verdict, " Deceased was found drowned in the bath."

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ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
BBADPORD.—The schism amongst the liberal electors of
this borough, cooed by the wish of the nonconformist see.
lion to discard Mr. Busfeild, in consequence of his suppand
predilection for the government scheme of education, though
far from Wog entirely healed, has been, for the present, to
some extent accommodated. The refusal of Mr. Busfeild to
be summarily east off at the bidding of a small section of his
former supporters has rallied& sameraus party in his favaur ;
and at a recent meeting, camas' by circular, at which
mac
sixtyuh or were presoak it was resolved by a -
ovi of six or se
to Hat the joint engnisition to
Mr. Bushild and Col. P.lacugson should sited on ;
and it is expected that both these pubmen willho obit
ford next next week. Mr. H. W. Wieltbm, the imumeeler, b
spoken of as • candidate on the somemelbe Musa.
CANBRIDOII UNITIZIIITY.—The alien if aaw seed&
date, 0. Shaw Lefewe, will be feend fa oar
colu .1
mns. He avows opinions is aninedanee with "
her Majesty's present government."
CHATHAM.—There Is in this hormsgh a division
the liberal electors, caused by the antictate education
The dissenters, who are numerous and united, have meshed
not to support the present member, the Hon. 0.8. Bp&
They are resolved to bring forward Sir F. Smith.—Kentia
Observer.
LosnoN.—A requisition to Sir Reheat Peel, Bart., whit&
has already obtained near 2,000 sigastrtes b now lying at
various coffee-houses end hoteb, reps! ft du right bash
baronet to permit himself to be put m itsthsa as ens st
the representatives for the city at the next genbal elestlee.
ROCHEST3B.—The present members, Mt. F.H.B. Dough's
end Mr. W. H. Bodkin, will be spin peepeed by the cone
mervatives to represent this city; and R. Bernal, who
it many yeses was a member for this place, will be brought
Inward by the liberals. There is, however, a section of the
leafs elects's, ailed influential, who disapprove of Mr.
Hersal, and they have intimated their intention to bring
Mown a gotbeas• connected with the Admiralty. There
b dos a Meng !moor that Mr. Douglas intends to become
amafflllete it fie western division of the county, esel Mr.
Meregar, ebel=en of the South Es stern Railway Company,
leahlea spins of it supply his plase.—Kentish Observer.
bostbrimm (11ber).—The Hon. P. Pleydell Bouverie kes
add:omA lib eiestors as a candidate in opposition to the
sitting umbra
finturirtoz.—lard C. Clinton is in the field as a conserva-
tive candidate for the representation of the united boroughs
of Sandwich, Deal, and Widmer.
TA nworsz.-1* add,Wca to the candidates already is the
field, it is met authon'ty, that Capt. Townshesi
will spin MilablaulM the lib
interest
W Hewlett, barrister.at-law, duty
ImabassAsip aft MRS Court, has intimated his miffing-
ies to steal Mlle eft of Westminster whenever an elu-
des shall take gam Mr. Hewlett is a supporter of censer.
votive prineiples.—hat night a crowded meeting of the
electors of the city d Weabsinster, residing in the parishes
of Bt. Margaret and St. JAL was held at the Temperance
Hall, Broadway, Westminster, for the purpose hearing
from Mr. C. Lnaddagten the aspention of Mpolitical
prina-
ples ; Mr. C. LP., ha the chair ; and there were
preolat Mr. C. Ludfsgtaa aselseveral of thorned influential
releasers of the district. Mr. Lushinton having detailed
at length those Rhona and enlightened principles which he
expounded at brow meetings, the following resolution was
' carried:—
Vest ban Os slideort jai lind to lir. C. Izakkabs. sl
from Wpm ession la the Sim of Oasseue, eft mow sew
nders Ost tignemt the les el
weOsibiererralbment,'"Vtltsdirienem gramit
thoardiel le yes their stood isionows to name lisilesdow.
Behr' segarating the tertedag gave throe sheers for Mr.
Lushington.
Warantaroire—at etervareadent mayi:—The
ante eta new Mend isabolake in the wen Mr.a=
in
Montleen, of Brehm Park, has created a Neely iatarest
this Mrs. Mr. lisndesn in ton of the proem member for
=mho%bin progrislew of extensive estates in the
he has carsidsrable lord Whence. A short
time &NO Mr. Munsonr anagensed is the voters his inten-
tion stesliabg their names, vddelt drew from the pre-
sent member, Mr. W. 8. Blackstone, as address, setting
forth the
upped. wends on which he also will seek a ninewal of
their s Both parties are actively canvassing.
Wozaursa.—Mr. G. R. Robinson, the former member
for this city, has, it is meld, intimated his willingness' to renew
his relations with the electors, provided a requisition to that
Abet were male to him, end he was assured of a sufficient
amnia esuppart to warrant his coming forward.— lVorces.
tershire Chronicle.

IRELAND.
Cosa Conarrr.--flome persona have offered the chance
of the county to Sir Colman O'Loghleo. He has decidedly
refused the toe expensive and burthensome honour. Why
doss not the Earl of Listowel come forward ? His property
is the county la not large, but his influence among the high
aristocracy is earklerable.
Doanru Cwt.—There have been quiet meetings of the
ounhined Moe of Messrs. Grogan and Gregory, and moo.
NW* ill awry their election. If two popular and
nand 4istas, notwithstanding the professed conserva-
tive zoisjorlig, were to take the field, there is little doubt of
their rm.
Nawnw.—Lord Newry and Monte, the nominee of the
Marquis at Downshise, has habit peace slightly interrupted
by the biker of en-Colonel Needham, late of the Guards,
and undo to his lordship. He does ant absolutely under-
take to Mead for the borough, though he hurls at hisnephew
Yr. O'Cansell's " Hereditary bondsmen," and all that sort
tithing. His address is quit, a myste.ry. The Newry Er-
felable, a violent repeal journal, advises the electors to re-
turn a whig.
TlitzsAßT.—There is to be another vacancy in this
odebruhed county. Mr. Fitzgerald follows Mr. Maher, and
that an inn man open. The free press laughs at the pre-
terit= GEM& Bagwell, of Marlfteld, for the borough, and
meth to err
et ili=i7high tout= his little to expect from
the capital •