The Express.
London, England, 1847-11-22 00:00:00

WALES.

ill= or AZ XLITIIQUAKE DI Bourg WALES.—
OA amberieff aerials win ,excited trams Llandaff, Cardiff,
Mewls's, Masa, sod ear erns is loath Wales, of two
very Irides" shads of sastammiss speritheed la that
past ei the pathalpgity. sa w eithihr I.diatest
thistles.** talsadag of racks is Litisialse, cc the &-
Mot heavy artillery. The were sassibly
arl is ansusons instances the us rattled to sa
aisles sabot. At Mier, ths ones ran from shirk work
in a pistil Oft at isialiamest At Llandaff the wit rid
essaseiss was ea l
ea tbat kay of the inhaliathda
initelasi the tower of tha ibedaal had gives way.
YaliDtQ AT CAZDll7,—ea Thimisy ths=mathis
lola Almada. Thaws, laws Jams, I.
row% Mods Maystak_Mddlat 1,44, Gad hie__Wilhthos
wits shad dths/st tie sardsr st WlMas Nth.
riseasit Whilmswitss. ea llts sellw pseswesesellt,
wseeireaght Wars the aurghlasess sal kW essawillei Ow
trisL
PROVINCIAL.
LAMMERS
Bourn LANCASHIRE Etionox.—Mß. Vaunt.,
i=ss, has singed to sit for Wolverhampton, and his
will be ark karma to the elesten of Ikeatlt La-
teaks 4= • misting shish has Isles edied ley ths
Missitescr, Iter,lll.ll47.—Dear,mlk.-11wg
tas=ehalial4a.
sosstar=toisr we to lima a wades at
Mail Ile theaso it Shwa 1110/2.—a
eta* tots le hthi at 16 lessallhAuSeesa Ifasfri. ea Woe.
ass ass.themaa ass, sea sews ta "thaersis, wsoa • dab.
Pits. MIN to to hit leen theamitse.—l es.
mate. Is. Om Wass% Pahma•
OtOis et this aoar, it is mid, lath boss 11116111 Ned to the
1,1101 Assi ths deeds* smatite• Ots
hessesalis gaallesaasevallewals.si
usithe Warm elwhaaa sum was
sididall is MIN the patratal pasty who haw at keg hod
tbs amplasstaltha el the entity ail this ems way Ikea
®'limp to irrreett his sissi The nom
width idlasasad Mr. Vglain dadaskag to he
he
Sear asd add& ow mesa la Os thrammisa
tits la ha sea Ida ash will mut its that the
SWIM et Welessistampithi as ts MINIM hiss
froth Ms yoke uspowthat Is - It owl that th•
lIIIMPIMI VMS' hos Wahathamptaa would be the
hissellat• lass of gas asst Om to the liberal party, mad
asellagat ea the sudipisarat elollasat two seats ; blew=
bat for the thilassea XL Main sans the tasks would
Ita plapasdatatkig pow. Vase than circalostasor
It =RI los aSala the vssalkey te.day will have as
*gest .11s War that at nisi.. Mr. Vilaisn's coat-
sausirignothil awarsamar eel he *sloth at. Privately
trat:s= white has amid the mists thoughts of
he mstadtp, amiss Mae stlassson, at
Nr= atestiaglatht mei Mr. Alessaise Sway, the
;
th• path Amaisa bouts Martehes.
ter, and ralargsrylem pet • assalind at high alasithg,
was assatesl I• the •• dapulthiss boa that
saallsg, arsatiassl thass Mr. Ocadem, Mr.
aril Mi. Jabs ea Mr. Bary, to
ran ha wadi sibs liasit ha pat in sastthatiss,
shaddths soft a• dallamirs. Mk. Mary, it is asparled,
ethasstail le that Mk asesaint Maly that at the waft
b• bat I:Nit.7oabsita page% aad Ms. Jabs
BOOM will • sialtase%as aaandtthe to
pat Ihrussi , sad Am t• *sk hest
isulaseasse *sr hie roam t is satialgated, of
soughs, eat Kr. Heavy will have 44 Gram*

all, the free :riders of South Lasosidire, and if so there cars
be little clothe but that he will be readily returned. 8o far,
indeed, not a whisper ((opposition hen been breathed by the.
other party, who have been broken and dispirited by the
advantages year after year obtained ever theta by their ante.
geoids in the " batik of the conerAtation in the registration
courts" ((this district.

Tan LATE FAlLlllll.—Ccomidernble excitement pre-
vailed is Rabid* dosing the latter part of last week, occa.
sifted by this of the coeditors of the manufacturer whose
balers wee seseentsd tea daps ego baviag a mgnovit over
the methimeep, and prossedieg to renew it from the mill to
wanher piss, fer the annedeeni of Ede as well as for
Its nasty, be estarndi ft hen ether creditors. Three
earls ellselleSployeate early ef the esselsisery. Between
the hiplaway and the Rill there wee earn bridge, over
white these vehicles bed to and, while the carts were
leaded(oowdotthoo dre
by
um
oa,mora
motlitotonsimbee)
to of
omoelindowez
of
the and destroy the way, se that** arts could not
Ind et machinery kiwi the all. The police were
beeraght to the ground, saint Medved, of spectators, but
they were of no use, ie sees peesealiy 'shearing on to de-
stiny road over width the NAB hid to pen. This pro-
wled on for two or three days, which prevented, in
a great messure, the person who b the power of attorney
frith getdag much of the machinery away from the premises
hallare a docket was struck against the defaulter, and the
sheriff
rpuUtl tinfa VER sessiE °L. LEEDS. —At the annual meet-
ing of subscribers to the House of Recovery, or Public Fever
Hospital, at Leeds, on Thursday last, it was stated that al-
though the annual average number of patients admitted into
the old hospital during the last ten years was only 341, the
&umber admitted during the peat year to the new hospital,
which was entered upon in October, 1846, was 720. This
large increase had completely exhausted the surplus funds of
the Institution. In order to show the full extent to which
Ism has prevailed in Leeds during the year, it should be
dalled that the poor.law goardiens opened a large mill as a
*oar hospital in the last week of June, and that up to Wed-
meths lest 757 patients had been admitted, of whom 97
bed ask sad 500 had been discharged cured, leaving 160
=under treatment, the public fever hospital being
to accommodate only about 80.
CHnB.IIIE.
THE BIRKENHEAD DOCK will be ready for the tim-
ber trade by next June.
REPRESENTATION OF ,STOCKPORT.—The retirement
of Mr. Cobden fromthis borough, by electing to sit for the west
riding of Yorkshire, is likely to give rise to another contest fee
the representation. It has been long known to be Mr. Ker-
shaw's intention to come forward again, and it was thought
that the tory party would not be able to find a candidate
willing to fight. On Pride', night, however, they had a
meeting at the Warren Bolkeley Arms, Stockport, the rector
of Stockport in the chair, to talk over the matter, and
after hearing the sentiments of Major Moreland, • 'reso-
lution was adopted to the effect that that gentle-
man would be a fit person to represent the electors
—that they would pet him in nomination should
the expected vacancy occur—and pledging all present to use
their beat endeavours to secure his return. Major Mareland,
who, it it will be recollected, was ousted from the represen-
tation of Stockport by Mr. Cobden in a contest at the general
election of 1842, thanked the meeting for their confidence in
him, and promised to t' fight to the last." Major Moreland
is a tory of the old school, but it is understood that an en-
deavour will be made to enlist the sympathies of the Wes-
leyan supporters of Mr. Heald, who was returned in con-
junction with Mr. Cobden at the late election, and as a
matter of policy, having that end in view, it is understood
' that the circulars calling the meeting of Friday night were
addressed to the suppertets of Mr. Heald. It may here be
mentioned, that the idea of petitioning against the
return of Mr. Heald, on the grounds of bribery
and treating at the late election, has not been
abandoned: ci propos to thin latter subject, however, it
may be stated that the idea of a dinner to Mr. lieald has
' been for the present abandoned. It will be remembered that
1 about two months ago it was stated in this paper that circa-
' lam had been issued by influential Wesleyan' in Manchester
' (which circulars bore the signature of James Wood, Esq., as
the chairman of a meeting, at which the proposition had
origiaated), expressing a wish that a great public dinner
should be given in London or Manchester, celebrating the
return of Mr. Heald and Mr. J. P. Westhead, as an event in
connexion with the Wesleyan body worthy of congratulation.
It was proposed that Lord Ashley and other eminent per-
sons should be invited, and the time fixed for the dinner was
the latter end of October. Since then another printed circu-
hr has been privately circulated through the same channel,
stating that the first mentioned appeal to the Wesleyan body
bad met with a response evidencing much sympathy. with
the proposition, but that it had been considered advisable,
for reasons which might be made known hereafter, to post-
pone the further consideration of the subject to a more suit-
able opportunity.
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A GREAT FIGHT BETWEEN ENGLISH AND IRISH'.
—Yesterday (Sunday) se'nnigbt, when the Irish labourers
at the Conside coal and iron works were returning from the
catholic chapel in the neighbourhood of Crookhall, they
were met by a party of their English fellow-workmen. For
some time there have been conflicts in the district between .
' the English and the Irish; and on this occasion the English-
men, who exceeded the others in number, began to pelt
them with stones. The Irishmen ran off to Blaekhill, and
recruited among their countrymen in Sandgate. The Irish
force then proceeded to Crookhall, armed with pistols,
pokers, knives, and bludgeons, and made an attack upon the
English. A terrific battle ensued, in which upwards of
4,000 men were engaged, and personal injuries were in-
flicted on all sides. Blouses, too, were partially destroyed.
The whole country side was filled with alarm, and was kept
in this state by the savages until Tuesday. On Wednesday
morning, at an early hour, Superintendent Hall and several
policemen took the ringleaders into custody while they were
in bed. Firearms were found in the possession of both par-
ties, but more especially among the Irish, who had been
buying up sit the pistols that they could lay their hands
upon. "On Friday," says the Gateshead Observer, which
reports the outrage, " the prisoners were to be examined
before the magistrates at Shotley Bridge, and would pro-
bably be oommstted for trial at the ageism Our accounts
from the Conside district are distressing. The working
people there congregated are in a state of barbarians."

WARWICKSHIRE.
THE PEACE MOVEMENT.—LEAGUE OF UNIVERSAL
BROTHERHOOD.—On Friday evening a meeting attended by
some 5,000 or 6,000 persons was held in the Town•ball, at
Birmingham, for the purpose of forming a Midland District
Branch of the English League of Universal Brotherhood.
Mr. Joseph &urge presided.—ln opening the proceedings
the Chairman said that in times past it had been the custom
of the country to meet for the purpose of stimulating the
people to deeds of imam: ai the present occasion they
were met togodeairour to prosesee and eztesd the principles
of peace and outwit] biretd. He congratulated that
greet Animism plaintheagfot Rime. &cant on the noble.
work in whisk he wee aimed; for he sonsidered that that
sees wee fairly entitled to rah mos the greatest of the
bensiboten of mankind who, by bin slim, turned an ad-
locate of war into an admen* of pane. Ur. Shure reed a
king ststement showing this law ears whisk England had
ereaded in wan fres the time of the onageest ; this
soisnoted in the grow to 1,437,000,0001, and at a sacrifice
of the lives of 3,910,000 Masa lamp. Ives at that
time, with a profound pore, oat of wiry lib. paid in
tasseks Se. dd. may Ins make& he the support of the
civil gown/mot, wkkt the smookitg 17.. GIL went to pay
or provide kw wsr. He deneenemd ids stets of things as a
LlMeve, sad they raid de wear* way of check
ward de • great good. Ere leded by alluding
to on simeensement which had bra Mall in a newspaper
of ea larried large renew I. *shriek army, taproom
a her that Wes sr' be met la the our spirited manner
by the people at hirslagrea ae rhea the militia was spoken
of a reser two ors—AMMllliallis having been subsequently
iseisYr Sllii adopted, tegebsdag the riming as-
fer the yeeredeaThaf the is
Bit-
=se the lliersher League ofilarNall Bee-
tle. Alba Dordth arra weber reselation,
=ll the asmatime et a Mir Nurse League
earadeg the maim of Wand* Verses-
err, Ilbeepelreastagtallarl. Ws, Natiderree. Neer,
err" ea oar., theirs eseteia
sarithisms whisk wow to pair their jammthess, as to
a AIME sa lbw theerstiose
he trpre= e
feglailmriindt. that se then ewe probably
sures le the sr emerbigrhe bed arse heard of Use
tiniverml Fsethmrred se am emethelles that had
ea wee errs to mare. as iederadent azir
easermrag philleadimple erre' tithe preeist Myna.
three It raven be well to rest te the Ortieer
to the ardieehe ars. the eljesta, the aiser. the
▪ and to lila mons ril;Ts ef aa serseir.
dem whisk, erel- re a real het
by*. • tabMk of the Atimmis.
It mu to ea beds frodes, with
breathrt orealimg thrisheat to
mad over
the shawl vabb olvidek WS mart ear
mriestiess rah dr arra ars Leaden. Thee mar&
ran we the meek net emir of the aeeiel illeress of
comeraidemea beer those of arreeir. There was ao
Chit asmeeser welsh. espotheace of the plerthampie w-
eirdos are Sea that of a earner elpadwhe-
thee la aresioaleg the bark thee the
slave, la Vie
arra re use dirk rearated
Iran e~Se therm the brier dere Hkdee
end the rem" With ap lie rthrede etre direr time.
sr is parr* die ark herips=karaiShtrageriel
llemmthaa, et labrearg la . re.
=merry, and Iris *era a Sabo three Ira the
's raid& eii el them were triseled by -
re split, and it wee Or of Ohrhitheilaserelhe liar of
their empathise mad philrehreple.
to re pert—the aeries et is us • Imre, sr riaaC,
imapeetts of hie orandy, aka,
.et sum Mes The mei
law three divided hellfire trelmeetheaeadther erns
laid dews in the bard Yair—sTla der rye the
Led thy God with ell b sad, reel thy rid, and with
ell*surerength ;" sad the ear yea " That ehole sages
f." Therese Per *err a
her thyself."
em risk plarthrepiee woe the t
seekeles somas
their lobar. Oa the -read sad ageraheadhe Iwo of
Chrf.daaity, them, ail they ter their Ser. err
_ma that
d said sea of ovary dam fortyrest. ather
wring* SILL leserth propeaded to show dr Irma "ask
Teri haw, o!san sielm they
to rah& a berths fas itaMIER 090111111
ma_ ssteed over the brd. They would reabe
thresh the pulpit mad theeremyMess
Fti= the hedge seheer
mum ether, aed mho era *Me WAS.
haves," he the harvest el bran . -Whir
he atiored a Fob& • la thee . .
•
of the*. athardiabsl,4ll—Orifirorl- will. hid • .•••• Ht.
brethedieel ; sow NOW eselera . „)
rthisiltheiraessa Air that arils 'l' • , :
s.s:oldNa

4

ported elle ate, rd bed loved their principles listessed
to wi reise medineest sal dim were .it is
Make 111 keel beembee. erring la famissee has 95 to
2,501 soh. Ti skew Ike par= d the ram /110
Vatted 'Neese. le oftentimes's* 421 M of ram
ot Obeellk is Mies Tfid tai InksaWs MA he
Wale fag wren* et dee et dm bee
stable PM WEILL= Yak Be eke
shrewder dems
TM gee* et ilt=a kid t the
et Hatedo IbiLd • WSW
TankedeXpreTookow
intsmailleael tad dimmed wlly. Fors
ergemeines et geed amdimg. Be the War, whim wee
MPG' by • pest may et Medals% NAM lead
ohemn At edible torstits d the seem ammeles. bell
it Weber, a Make Mama wee
i= tsahtsess
ls be manoellbod
to Amine. and Bee Noblemen el spud
them et Mr. Barri* easehded reakt
Vaal% tibia
Ilint it was Imposed to teem* aa
Mabee lbw le the ialatots of Beedseex.
The eandai wee aidemesd by the Ur. Yr.
O'Neas Wm Vim*, and endow n .—Bekne the
Midst alamfak ems Climisema reed an &dame tram the
peegle of Biradagion Ohs lekabitents of Bredeaux,
explosive of bar it erseienee with Owe of the
brodietheed.
t3teuooinia to a soseidershle extent appears to be
raw 4. ma. vieleft of Posemomth ; and the ezertioas
et the MOM edam as nes been without edges, es Ma
MAMIE VIM ma& it Friday sod Batertis7. la ass in-
sane@ Owe lambert womea weer smuggling Mb*. et
Seim% wigs they INTO imearepted by Mr. Witt, a lido
, who was dieted in a same meaner,
raff • ant mama eels* Ye Ish sat with her teeth,
with whisk eb an* /tai sm. This day the ono,
gaud Mims. mils, Iliesamt Brown, it is said, bare
united the llies Lim Mew Porno 4, and captured
93 mikes et gildvi,lo I INA, table" end 100 lbs. tea.
wwwwwealSlllßE.

A Mumma Quatasz.—J. L. Ainsworth, FA.,
of Kariba Court, wasg before the nustailles at
Hershel sea a warrant, Km with haying by OM,
put his via in tsar of beim sad that be might be
compelled* eater bee beep the pesos Imwends
hie. A sablear appeared ler tbs lady ; the diarist ems
14111Ntiaselei angpoited by a saisibr, and Mr. Jesse Abe-
=tansin. toy weer, tio bare entered eery warmly
he maw la /Wm el his .mbar. It appeared that
the Jay, wheigeeldosse le% es • natter of course, all-int-
=the bgeky, mate met attend by reason of Mr.
baying pissed Me hams and its inmates under the
sheep of Mr. Adam. if the Hereford police, who, it was
reposmeal,kept peeismice, and, with a poise of ociOstabler
priesseed an seem to the =Mon, and also debarred its to-
mato ben all egress or communication with the rest of the
weal... We. A note was produced from Mrs. Ainirworak,
*Mini dmi manner etEty and, on the part of Mr.
Abeverds, while the and warding of his mamba
wee admdtted, it was on the ground that he had I
ream to believe that an salmi would be made to carry
alms his wife ; that he did age wish to part with her, and
had • right to_preeat wham attempt from being successful.
Mr, aboweieumleassit is gradess the lady in court, and
le
The
lad whence he brought
tin= •restieseriage. The lady entered the magis-
trates' rasa twain se her humored's arm. She is described
iias
Iglus/be= erteman, of high family in Wales. Her
hem Lancashire, and understood to be
wry widths, The lady is pregnant, and they
hays lee ebairen alive. In consequence of a pri-
vate eallogSWWW the case did not come on for the magis-
halVe bat it was understood that a separation had
less wed upon, and the lady left the cowl, escorted by
ber Intedier, a take up her residence in some place un-
knievate berbeitead. The eindren remain at Moreton
Habig tompleal teaching the came of "laurel between
the ; saber strange to say, toe husband ap-
pease te have bid the goodwill et the mob. The parties ad-
ulated to tbe jastimaresa ass diseribed by the Hereford
nom to actually beelft their disepprbstment at the case
"going or' without pacifying them with details.
SONERSETSHISE.
TIM NEW CSWEMY ON UNSDOWN is progressing
rapidly to eastKatea. and will be a great ornament to the
locality. The bligis wall Mai bas hitherto glut out the
view of the parrots stembed be the Tower, is ia coarse of
venereal, sad dmhsmdroma bream railing which was erected
mad the tomb alas bee Mr. lashford m Lenoombe remo-
tes, having boss emmeeed, is being substituted for the
bleak sal as the bearkiary bellereas the turnpike road and
the ROW sad picturesque buriaplass.

fine Bro.
PORTRAIT OF THE RL OF DALHOLSIE.—A clever
tallisegth portrait of the Earl of Dalhousie, the new 0••
=r et India, in his robes as Lord Register of
1w on view at Messrs. Graves's, in Pall.mall.
Mil the work of 1. the
ordon, and will, it is
id, be engraved. The head is skilfully managed the es.
edile tam full of do and matured remise, and
essi emaien In parts particularly careful. Mr. Watson
Garbs and Me. Prank Grant, Scottish artists and amodates
ef tke Bari Asadszsy, both work in the manner of Sir
Han Iteisbaras aed are doing much to reclaim pot.
Wafters from kW dead level of ordinary execution so espe-
Melly catkrastmeitles id the portraits produced in the 17 years
that have pawed sites the desth of Sir Thomas Lawrence.

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL.
Cmgringia—er. Przza's Cosaxes.—F. WA.
inalskr, ?411, Maw sal Millooldul lastank In boss ,
belga le arm•M6te cwt iambi la Ss Me saga
Isom am= Esisasih—liSs. Tollot. /La., Demist lbsellam
a lasoba lhaOsaloallallawilla el Ushwasalt
_Aawasbata:
Yam la I a larlambla at in Ontamar
Age h. Jet/s. memipms
or 112.101E11211a ILMS uNrOlitiETT, NOV. 16.
Ni; RJAB% 611: Cabs, 123; Christ's. ; Omer%
US; arm awls 4 94 ; hit" 7111•02•
D!; Joss. NS ;
; jr•—•N is; aux, nor. 3.3; Downie. 7i Ems,
Ems,
EmilsoEsi WA*" 707; total
'• Teem), Oa