The Express.
London, England, 1849-10-04 00:00:00

OMAN; WIDNIIDAT.—The iseteemsey of tlo
weetber prevented We Quoin wed Prises sad the Repel
timilt WU Wide, their usual wake end rides this twarsisp.
The am Me suived as Osborne you awesome&
There me me Maim te the it-pal diem petty yeeleasy.

HL Royal Highness the Doke of Cambridge
arrival to taws ea Tuesday eft wawa. hew Heston H.ses,
Lteerldsit, the wet of the Zed of was. Hie Royal
Hipbaew alberwerde preeeettet be pay • vidt is her Royal
Hiabewe the Dubow ef Okithewara, et her reeideete in
fleeluaeaiperb.
Mr. Hishaw, Secretary ani Consplaeller-General
es the Conatielioaere fee tile Baiestiew ed the Noticed
Debt, heal ea interview whit the Obeassiber et the Ruhr
weer ea Tated.y.
Mr. Christian, from Malta, had as latervirw with
Bert Ovey yeetaday, et the Cblenlel-ellie.—TM km Mr.
Steele had also ea istereiew with the settle earl yesterday.
Lord John Russell sad the Cheasellor tf the M-
arques messed to Webers Abbey, Dalkedshire, ea
Tesidsy maim.
Despateltse were received. yesterday at the C4lonial-
ober, mat the lard, Hopi received
of the lonia*
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PARLIAMENTARY
AND FINANCIAL REFORM.

THE GREAT MEETING AT NORWICH.
[ram ora OWN CONANSPONDINTA

NOSWICIE. WIDUZSDAT AMR:COON.
MO Mb& of the Na'iooal Parliamentary and
Fiammeial Rehm Ammoduion mast have een 'Alibied
measidelm. teem thek Weans of Norwich fobr the first re-
visal& timmenteaden of tha National Reform move-
mud. Rees the bithesta nalliotiog de-
MIMEO of pogrom seem fused Into • henewaiou unity,
peringing • rut of tmeneeireative radicalism that must
Mimi high gratileaties tolls, mew who originated the great
expoWnwsat of endraverniog to Mod in • comemea hoed of
an the (Mt fadaddel draw ef the British contmenit
The meeting of Oda errant will be • great fro. Norwichy, I
will " saes" in vane net to be mistaken, that urj set
GI ical rale meet cease, and the rights of industry to
seltlegialatios be snorted. In the noble old structure
St. Andrew's, this evening, the citizens of Norsrch will
usemble is their thousands, and employer and employed
lona • new bond of brotherhood for the benefit
of their onamon matey. And • moat fitting temple for
such • display have they Weeded in their flee old hall of
Saint Andrew's. It is • beautiful uniform structure of
pointed architecture, 124 feet beg, with two aisles, and its
roof supported by 12 slender pillars. It surmise the ma*
of the Conventioaal Church of the Benedictine Monastery
of Bleak Fenn, ecteumeoesd in 1416 by Sir Thomas Esping-
ham, cad Addled by his ems fir Robert, who wee
• soak ea the foundation. At the back of the
spacious platform erected for the 'erotica of the
cower' and principal personages. is the celebrated
picture of Nelson by Badly, believed to be the
finest likeness extant of that hero, while around hang on the
walls, en either aide, In glorious array, portraits of the
swots of the good old city of Norwich, aLd other Retie-
guished tun connected with the lab lity ; and at the sod of
the hall is • raised platform for the exclusive we of the
ladies, *outdoing seats capable of accommodating about 600.
And suck bee been the &mead for tickets that ail issued,
both fur maned seats and the body of the hail, have been
long singe gone ; and any of the fortunate possessors of such
adssissimal " session " may past with them if *ley please
at a high modem.
Mr. Buse has come, and his voters& same seems here
I. be pronounced with veneration. J. Ramphreys Perry,
the late uaenecessful candidate, who cases here on a pledge
that he would get not less than three hundred votes, and
who polled beyond fifteen hundred, is • srsly greeted by
dissuasions friends who lock to Wm with null fence as
their future representative. Mr. Tillett, the solicitor, is the
muster spirit of the locality; he is the onnotratioa of
bovines talents, and under his able guidance on things pro-
red with the 'stunted certainty of machinery.
Inuit o'Cumx. —The con'erence has just broken up, and
the following resolutions which I send you have been unazi
noway and enthusiastically carried.
The elements are unfavourable, but the rain Is impoteut
to damp the enthusiasm of the Normicheau . • they go from
the Coalman Room to the station to greet the deputation
Wm theoriser, who will meet • Weeny reception.
Mewed by Mr. Cowseillor J. R. Tittur, of Norwich ;'
moondol by °SORGE WYRLIIIIr BIRCH, Bq , of Wntham-
ball, weer Tbe turd, Norfolk;
" 1. That, whilst this conference is deeply convicted that
a greet reduction of the national expenditure, and a more
equitable adjustment of the burthen of tax diem, ere imps
naively necessary and almost universally demanded. it no-
wt see any reasonable lt,pe of permanently strung those
laspertant object, until rush • measure of electoral reform
hoe brook-bed as shall give the people a direct control
ever the taxes which they are required to p•y "
Moved by Mr. Councillor JEREMIAH CuLMAN, of Nor-
with ;•• seconded by Mr. Councillor J. D. gruff, of
Nouneb
2. That this conferenee omit Cordielly approves of the
m laden nn which the Nstional Reform Ascender& is
I Wino, and declares its unqsalifled confidence in ite presides'
sad council; it therefore urges all who desire puliemeatary
or financial reform to Otte to that sseociatioa their imme-
diate and earnest co operation, and recommends that the
I Norwich Reform Association adat be bencetorth merged in
the national movement, and that local oonunittees for ex-
tending be operations be formed without delay threusbout
this disable of the kingdom."
Mewed by Joux Tumuli, Eq., of Troule, Norfolk ;
somadid by Aso 1111 D, NA., of Rest Ruston, rfolk
" 3. That Otis conference straggly urges the importance
of a decided effort being made to seem the return, at the
next election, of candidates favourable to the above objects,
ens partieululy directs attention to the two division of the
c-runty, whicn ought to be energetically erwtsted, in the
c nlideet assurauce that ultimate sutras wit, crown pene-
s t ing efforts no behalf of right principles. That this con-
ference therefore easiest', recommends all reformers to die
'heir Wound to minium* and utast the freehold move-
sent both in Eat and Wrt Norfolk. with a vise to sustain
• decided policy at the next election."
Moved by 'Noose BIONOLD, Esq„ of Norwich ; seconded
by kb. Committer Wee. PRATT, of Notwich:
" 4. That this c utterance rejok.es in the hope that a hearty
union between the middle and working glares beset length
been &Maned, and strenuously enforces on all who complain
of any griennees in the national affei rr , to concentrate all
their ettergus la the constitution of such a tribunal in par.
I lament as shall deal out full and impartial justice to all
classes of hu Majesty's mho:es."

THE REGISTRATIONS.
CITY OF LONDON.
Yesterday morning the court rut at tho usual
hour, and proceeded with the revision of the lists for the
Ward of Cripplegate-without. The result w. aas follows :
Liberal objections sustained
Ditto failed or withdrawn
Conservative claims allowed 1
Ditto objectioas sustained
33
Ditto failed or withdrawn
Expunged by barrister 3
W/LID or FAIMINOTION-WITHIN.— PAIIISK OF CHLIIIIT
CIICZCZ, NIBROATI-STRIST.— QI7I.IITIOM AI TO TIM
Cower MODS or Revs*.
Mr. Disown (for the everrvatives) objected to the vote of
Mr. Grave Blaylock, of 72, Newriate-street, on the ground
that be wee not properly rated within the meaning of the eat
of parliameat. The 30th section of the 2 Will. 4, chap. 4i,
provided thee " it shall be lawful for any person =goyim;
may house, warehouse, counting home, shop, or other bell&
fag, either esparately er jointly with any land monied I
therewith by him r tenant, under the same landlord.
la say parish or township in which Orr shall be a rate See
the relief of the poor, to rain to be ward to the relief of the
poet in ferret of suck presakes, whether the landlord shall
or shall not be Hebb, to be rated, sad upon such occupier se
elsinsiag and actually paying or tender( the full amount of '
the rate or rates thin due, he ovensers of the parish or
township in which each premier are haste, are hereby re-
quired to put the acme of each orapier open the rate fort he
time being." Now, in the present ere, he (Mr. Brown)
four d that Mr. George Blaylock had made his claim, aria
hisses., had been registered in respect of the proms far
which he shirr. But it appeared that the name was in
sorted la the owns?, column, whereas it ought to
have bas pieced in the era= provided fur occupiers. The
party mamovir, was cot described as rated for cry'
II appearing that the name of Edward B..ektton
was brwrimil in the same as the person actually paying the
sale. Mr. Blaylock had *My made one claim, and hie same
bad been inserted la the rate-book as the owner or pr. milt./
seldslisease tan elm occupied, and for whit* that otter per
Ina law cad miserly rated. This be i Mr. Bernal
egalluadee was it stagiest ground for the ligament teat kr.
likeiselt was not duly rated within the meaning of the es.
Mn. Benith, oa the other aide, might, perhaps, call Ma •
Smash oblection.
Yr. 11•Czniern—You don't mean it a very wise one,
de yea ?
Mr. BaowN thought he should be able to convince the
court that there was ample ground for the objection. He
cnateaded that inasmuch as the name of Mr. George Blay-
lock was inserted in the rate book as a claimant, and as there
was **description by which the nature of the guallicatioa in
regret of which be claimed could be discovered, Ore was
a distinction between the present case and that of " "Wright
v. the Town Clerk of Stockport" (" Bar and Arnold's
Reports"), which might be brought forward es an argument
against.
In the latter ease there were several peters who
as occupiers, whose names were properly mimed in
respect of geisha •stions carried out on the same line. Whe re**
in the preunt clue the name was entered in the owner's
column without reference to any premises by which the
qualification could be identified, the name of Edward
Buckston (an occupant of the NOM here), appearing on the
same lice as the person paying the rates. There were four
rates in the parish, and to each of them rates the name of
Mr. Blaylock appeared in the same way throughout, bet he
was not coupled with any other person, and, in point of fact,
be was not properly rated to the hovers 72, Neegate4treet, I
nee did he in reality pay the rates. It was stated on the
other aide that Blaylock paid the rates in his rent, but his
name appeared on the list as a person elairaing to be rated,
but sot in respect ef any premises by which he c-..uld