The Express.
London, England, 1847-05-01 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL.

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and wallop Molly to give expression to their 1111
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am ts Mr. Giteon, fez el anthers, ma In Kr.
dwelt Lanceshine The e dwelt-
men, as Oho odor Mud, are said to be dissatielisi Irish soots
Of the ormsoll tossobers, on account of the " embus Mho.
eagy."'se thy me it, which wood serilise peelleitent
comoirithspinspoomipopsey. This partylada poet mating
—the nonnol sisotiol of the Protestant Referenda Safety
of Mambseser•—es tb• Prim Trade Hall, on Monday even-
ing, at with" they *greed to co-operate with a mew club in
Loudon, NSA the " Notional Club," and the Bor. Hugh
StowelL Mit chairmen of the meeting, introduced at the es-
=ti Mot AWN of the " National Club," Sir Digby
or* sal Mr. Augustus Stapleton,—the former of '
whom, it is memerned, is to be put up for the county, and
the latter few Mrseliester, as representative of evangelical
church prim/pies in the House of Commons. Sir Digby
called spun the electors, at the nest election, to "eschew
Pope, Posey, and Peel." and gave them as a rallying " cry"
--" Religion, the Bible, and their God." This party are
not so modest in their asprations at the election as the non-
conformists, fee the chalrman intimated she possibility of
returning a ;thalami' of 50 men to withntend the progress of
Popery, to be We-reeled afterwards to 100 or 150 members.
ILEFRMENTATIoN or LIVERPOoL.—" We (Liverpool
Times) feel strongly persuaded that • large portion of the
conerreatives of thin towa would join in returning an emi-
nent member of the liberal party slung with Loral Bandon.
The repeal of the protective seem= has broken up that little
but valor knot of supporters, who brought Sir Howard
Douglas so perseveringle before the constituency, until they
secured hit elect on, and ho thus deprived aim of the only
hold which he ever had ma the constituency. As for the
great body of the conservative., they never did anything
more than endere him ; and many of them are not dis-
posed to do even that, since be set himself so obeli-
nately against the free trade policy of the Peel
ministry. The general feeline of this tarty is to give
the present governmi at a fair trial. The oonservetives, as a
body, approve of the 'rise, the foreign, and the educational
policy of the country ; of the conciliatory spirit which ex-
tend; the honours and offices of the state to moderate men
of all parties; and of the earnest a forts which minister are
making to improve the condition of the people. N ine-
tenths of the Liverpool conservatives are supporters of the
free trade policy of the Peel and the Russell governments,
and desire nothing better than to see it carried into full effect.
We feel confident that tee greater part of them would cheer-
fully agree to an arrangement which wield place the repre-
sentation of the town in the hands of a liberal conserva-
tive, and of • mod -rate Whig." Lord Palmerston
ii mentioned as an eligible candidate. The Liverpool Times
then continues Why should we be willing to put up with •
second-rata men London is represented by the Prime
Minister—the West Riding of Yorkshire by a member of
his Cabinet--Edinburgh by the moat eloquent member of
the ministry—Devonport by the Homo Secretary—Man-
chester by the Vice-Preeident of the Board of Trade—llaiifax
by the Chancellor of the Exchequer. These extensive con-
steuencies haste committed the representation of their iote-
rests sae opinions to ministers of the crown; and went reason
can there be why Liverpool should seek fur its representeft
tins in an inferior clue?
YORKSHIRE.
COMMISMON DT THE LuILD-LIELTENANT.—W. B. Naylor,
E-q., to be captain, vice Taylor, deceased, of Yeomanry
LIBERAL DONATIONA—The representatives of the late
Christopher Beckett, Esq., of Leeele, hanker, who died intes-
tete, have presented the sum of 1.0001., in equal shares to the
three Leeels Medical charities—the General Infirmary, the
Hour of Reeovery or Fever Hospital, and the Public Dis-
pensary—and to the R pen Diocesan Church Building
Society, of which, during his lifetime he was an active pro-
moter aced patr in. They have also set apart the sum of
1,0001. av a fund for se-iitlng the church iii the borough of
Leeds to make farther eel...violist' efforts on behalf of the
poorer classes, and more especially to enable their schools to
obtain the benefit of government aid, and to suggest a plan
by which these object. can be must effectually accomplinhed,
thei=r4c invited the ansi-Lance of the Rev. D... Hook, vicar
of the Rev. W. Sinclair, incumbent of St. George's
Church, and the Rev. J. Fawcett, incumbent of St. Meek's
Church, Woodhouse.
Masses. BECKETT AND Co.'s BANK AT LKIDS.—Our
respondent informs us that in consequence of the recent
death of Christopher Beckett, Esq., the senior partner in the
eminent banking firm of Mee.. Beckett and Co., at Leeds,
two of the brother. of the deceased, nam ly, T. Beckett,
Em., and E. Denison, Req., M.P., have become partners in
the bank • and also G. Hyde, Esq., lately one of the agents
of the Leeds branch of the Bank of Ragland • so that the firm
will in futon consist of those gentlemen, and of W. Beckett,
Esg.,M.P.4and J. Smith, Esq., the surviving partners of the
late &M.
INCORpORATION or BRADFORD.— Official intimation has
been received that at the Privy Council meeting, held on
Saturday lest, at Buckeigham Palace, it was resolved t
grant a municipal charter of incorporation to the inhabitant
householders of the four townshlps—Bradford, Bowling,
Holton, and Manningham—th campes^_ the parliamentary
borough of Bradford. It is said that the borough is to be
divided into eight wards, and to elect fourteen aldermen and
forty-two councillor.
HEALTH or TOWNS' 13111...—0 n Wednesday evening a
meeting of the inhabitants of Bredforil, convened in com-
pliance with a requisition, wu held in the Temperance Hall
in that tow., to consider the propriety of petitioning par-
liament in favour of the general provisions of Lord Mor-
peth's Health of Towns' Lill. The vicar of Bradford, and
several clerical and iniellcal gentlemen of the town were
presents. the meeting, which was very numerously attends I.
Mr. 0. Born, am of the constables, presided; and after
Illide•EIBB Mom tho vlsar (Rim. J. Burnett, LL.8.,) the
Bev. W. Morpoi‘ W. Mom& Req., 'T. Beaumont, Esq., and
several odor and working men, resolutions were
screed to, eopmelsi of the principles and provisions of the
bill, without phodifinig the meeting to all the details. The
consomptism of mike was, by one resolution, stated to I •
wpm* sad brW a due regard t• the public health. A
petition la home of the bill wu approved, and ordered to
be Opal by Ss dminnan on behalf of the meeting.
A osumalltos of seven gentlemen, and six working
men, ma appointed to watch the peewees of the
=moue throopb parliament. On the tame evening
a mooting of We umbers of the Leeds district order of
Odd Fellow, of the Manchester Unity, was held in the
Court House, Lurk to express their opinions upon the
Health of Towne MIL The meeting was convened by Mr.
Priers, G.M., of the district order, who in his address stated, ,
thatZif offsetive sanitary measures were established, it would
eli.. a saving in the contributions of the members of the
order to the amount of 120,0001. per annum. Mr. Primo
presided, and after addresses from 'evertl gentlemen, princi-
pally of the medical profession, who had been invited to
take part in ohs proceedings, resolutions were adopted in
favour of sanitary reform generally, and of the Health of
Towns BE in particular.
INCORPORATION OF WAKlFlELD.—Mettalirea are in pro-
gress for originating a petition to the Queen in Council,
praying the grant of • charter of incorporation to the in-
habitiwts of the parliamentary borough of Wakefield. The
main argument put forward in support of the measure is,
that it will enable the town to have the benefit of Lord
Morpeth's Health of Towns Bill ; but it in inaccurately
stated in one of the placards, recommending the application
for a charter, that the additional burden up= the inha-
bitants will not be more than We a year.
CHESITIRE
LAMINTABLI CONDITION OF STOCKPORT —The Coe-
Skims of this boroneh is ems described in the Stockport
Advertiser of yesterday
The eandatim at the meting dem have fa near* am DM, If not
r time in the ran et lad and teei, end any Imre-
el =ailment. InSraseir Is the winderg et the
opsra="rossololoil wilt the sitailtswer the Mia the
pecuniary elesiamMones et Um hear ors st Essressol, dis later
neeereftly lenguldsina gospsetimeft apes; lodeedom sortsin
athis seseYrrif awmy dowel Iraisma wlll6l the
Dm ousel us lot lib brim Ms drawl mss* dm sr.
aumgoatel weft vilotit vista the aulbe KAM AM well may
2t le the sank elm se master era ularleathe at Melanoma an
ennessed win the won MYv dish sr* Manlius otey ter wart,
with peovl delft the risk and rents and Mud taus es high as
at any period when Os isessmelem of life were only half like price,
and mem win delft lire smalsady hope we are net approaabing
that rovvial porta el UM,
_wins .11twepurt sem to let, when
the evermore of Or pier Ma womb ift 1,000 empty dwelliega ea
their books

CORONEIie Cooirra.—Last night's Gazette contains the
order in council (under the act to amend the law respecting
the office of county coroner), dividing the county into three
districts, for the holding of coroners' courts. For the first,
or northern district, the court is to.be held at Coventry, and
the poll taken there ; for the second, or central district, at
Warwick ; ud for the third, or southern district, at Strat-
ford-upon-Avon. The municipal boroughs of Warwick and
Birmingham, and the royal town of Sutton Coldfield, con-
tinue to have coroners of their own, to the exclusion of the
county coroners.
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runaravpienuna.
GROAT FIRS AT Dessortooorrossaa KETTERING.—
Yesterday, intelligenos was received at the London fire in-
surance offices of an extensive fire at Desborough, near Ket-
tering, which at one period threatened destruction to the en-
tire town. After the lapse of several hours, the firemen
succeeded in mastering the flames, but not until about 20
houses, besides barns, stacks, and outbuildings, had been
destroyed. The spacious premises belonging to Yr. Kilborn,
known as the Georgeonn, ere severer damaged.
NOTTINOBUtttII
Loan JOHN MANNINO, Till DUCE or NEWCASTLZ, AND
Tau Baia wog NNWAII.—It will be remembered that in
Ibis pow, a few days since, we gave the following paragraph
of rao, aura
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whoa the paraddialia abut mho, la will ad oda alarm] of
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