The Express.
London, England, 1849-01-25 00:00:00

OUR REPRESENTATIVE SYSTEM.

HARWICH —(CotrTINVED).
Although Mr. Bagshaw wu so pre-eminently "dis-
gusted " at the treatment he mosived at Harwich, in 1841,
that eirmastence did not provost him from working as bud
as man could work to augment his influence prior to the
next election. He obtained a lea of a very beautiful and
valuable proper y, just outside the town, went to reside
upss it, sad had plans node for a new and fashionable
lesteria-place to be built thereon, under the style and title
of " Dover-cart." He Wilt baths is Harwich, and • club-
men'. ad brought 'mating people to the plies by kis has-
platy, sad the 'militia his dockyard offered them; sad, I.
Ink did all he could to make himself egreeible, popular,
sad meta in the toes. Looking mesa Harwich, there le
nig suck MK. to be thankful to Mr. Byelaw, and we
hops Dever /curt New Tows may rke ad boarish, es it
all deserves to do.
At the present time the site of Dover Court New Tows is
• gems field, only trades by the patina sow. For this, to
▪ gestkestest, Mr. Attwood is napearbie. It wee of no use
to bag • watering pas at Harwich if there was no railway
II NI to it. Mr. Atwood had promised • railway—why
he stake it ? That quirks was pet to him at the
elsaks is 1147, iaz: variety of forms and shapes, and
tko aria" Mit was se mesas satisfactory. There were
overlay of sem made of Kr. Attwood at the same
vino. whia ass eqsally posing and unpleased. Why
kid be ma • tirest water to the tea, as
be bet ignited?t no fault in that 'atter he
bill goes fie segiseer. Why had be sot paid the chunk
Ms Mt? That was • very sons topic, ma Mr. Anima
did not go him Why had he esly visited the town mks
ark, the emirs sis men bed raresested it ? The
rely mplanitiss that scull hi gives a that saissies was
that the saber ui Musughe Ur. Mt weed had lam
under his are al peened= progested him hem &kg his
duty by say use of them. BM the actors were sat satis
fied, ma Kr. Attweed's reesplisa at Harwich in 1817 was
by so aim cordial
boas thee beim the was dissolved there had
ates • sort of u gamed chat at Harwich between
w of the mom nab= of both parties, that
ia weir avoid a repetition of the disgraceful scenes of the
=steak they Mars ea sad am—Mr.
sal Mr. w es their repreereatives to the
aloft perikaigat. Whether the two autlears named
wen peaks is say way to *hie 'amain. it is difficult to
say. Kash eassomests are gmway so unpopular with •
very large plea sags • corrupt eoesSiteesey, that if they
were they probe* mad not own it.
But a very eel thing is stated to bats occurred. About six
weeks before the aliases • Kr. ;oho Baker, • retired ship
area at Harwich'mai to London epos railway matters,
es whkai he west to a Mr. Attwoo& He hai sworn to
this: that Mr. Attwood asked him to walk Into a private
nem ; that whoa these be began to talk about politics, and
aka Wm who he anal mu for ? Mr. Baker, with the
asamilettle antis. ef • Harwich
elector, declined to
pisiae. • Well," said Mr. AStwoed, " what do they think
et parbaw ?" " Tied Kr. Baer, arming his
maks raker to easesity Ide set knew hardly
. hat to
dila of " W d all If& Attwood, "if I was
le Who down • good fallow, de yea think we might trust
him? that we might alit him?" Mr. Baker wee ---
=Mem know who " the good fellow " might be. " After
Reasciag • Iwsg time, be taffy ma Ss Daley Hill, but I IRELAND.
erg Mhe eemM wad not he maks it to any living soul." Dumas, ILK. 24.
(*Deng et- Wilt Hill la en DWI gleulmaa (Mr. Att. The meeting of the Irish members of parlientem
and me ea espemm predilestion, appereatly, for as Irish
Drasf ameal)s ablests Maws to my, at Ljaa, Rao, is yesterday wee a failure. Mr. Fagan, who took the
Doleallbes • mall May* with which Mr. analog has small trouble W count heads, found only 103 persons
ma trifling sessesies, es is of these days we shall show. Fremont, out of which no more than 11 were members
Sir Dudley lea isiltettsaw, sad was formerly Governor of of parliament., and two of them came into the room
at lA"' He Freirsakasw es math about Ham" after the rergilaions had been rased. Those were as
Harwish knew shout —whisk was mealy lathing at a.
About • ass* after the cosaratios occurred between wrusr order is ghi, sad pri„,„„ Maw „„„ of pro.
Mr. flawed eat eat Mr. Baker, • but of rotas who were mew aimsaw a...ma so ay An as a alas
gains sir a dad paty " and "so goapromise," met amajarsaa repreastalea ease wises
together at • paNskolase Itereisk. • lebooriag ma, prevented. br anemias er Vera prase lariegas ei-
sad Keselase " Brea, the blasiceeeith," seem to at 1s ask Oases in the el Ormseas den tbe
sand
bay* been the teases of this fella Asfiasfaczja sage maim et the ends& to he mem.
they bags to Mid their wasp, they were for dr Worms of teas rawsidy. In Ile
aendletrrn, thg the Irish orwrnsmoliros riseid. Crew Whs.
or too gear persees, • basher, • morsel Mr. Haat, amo witromm-&,-,ijamame aamm esmins
• "be ellest til. bedelli Mae Of Mr. Alt" amegaget, whither girths
widget toy dein par eresefiso team
Lewin
reasssitarwish beam. The third may was sow eta papa a spading We teas Mae. et
pieta They mat • depadies to Lesimosd the depute. Aa was weed to for to-marrow ;
dm west to MX. Kasen Batas. He said be would snow the diabase wee to communicate with
writs os Mr. Atteregi basis be gem no wear ; and when I nwthumberiand_beild.
the derma= idled spa be data& Taw, me=ad., cagmitter, now sitting in A
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