The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-26 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX REGISTRATION.

Mr. Edmond Beales, the barrister appointed to
revise the electoral lists for the several pariahs?, precinct.,
mid places is the metropolitan county of Middlesex, held
his Deiced court yesterday at the Enfield Arms, Eageld, for
the purpose of revising the lists for the parishes in the Es.
fiehl polling district.
The pariahs. comprised in the day's revision were Edmore.
too, Enfield, Friers Barnet, Moeken Hadley, South
Mimms, and Tottenham.
Viscount Robert Arthur Talbot Gsecoygne Cecil Cris-
haulm, of 11, Duchess-place, Portland-plans. Loudon, and
Emplace Bury Broomlow Gurgles Cecil, commonly
called Lord Eustace Henry Brownlow Gascoygne Cecil, of
Ecelestomemsare, Pimlico, claimed each for se annual rent
chargo of l 11., for the life of the Marquis of Salisbury,
arising out of the measuags, tenement, farm, and land,
called Mimms Bill Farm, in the occupation of William
Giddine. They were objected to as new claimants; but the
votes were allowed, as were several other claims on rent
charges on the noes farm.
In soother case in this pariah an objection taken by the
couservatives failed, and the voter applied for cost., but
Mr. Smith, &Bog, under the Bth section of the new act,
for the production of the police of objection, and the voter
having left the document at home, Mr. Beale. said he was
compelled to disallow the claim to mate.
The same course arose in the revision of the lists for the
parish of Tottenham. Ina second, that of Mr. Clement
Clarke, this barrister awarded an estate agent 6.. as costs
in the cue of a new claim, sad on his remoostrance in.
creased the amount to 10a. 6d. Mr. Smith protested
saltiest the Mutation in the sena, and called on the bar-
rister for a written order, but snlisequeotly %beamed the
demand and paid the enlarged amount. In a third and
fourth ease 2s. 6d. was awarded.
Today the revising barrister site at Edgware.

A Vourrnus VIVANDIERIL —The Lear In-
telligencer rays a vivandiere appeared for the first time in
that tows at the inspection, afew days ego, of the Leeds
Volunteer Engineers. "She marched in froet of the regi-
ment escorted by • sergeant on each side. One of the
officers of the Leeds Eogiovers being in France • abort time
sgo, and seeing a regiment of the line on the march with •
mvandiere in full uniform marching at the head of the regi-
ment behind the band, was so much pleased with the evi-
dent usefulness of such an officer, that ho volunteered to
supply the dress and setoutretneete for one. A youei lady
undertook the office. tier dress wen a copy from the madam
of the French vivandiers. but with the colours of the Engi-
neers. The jacket item:let, with three rows of silver but-
tons • petticoat Oxford grey with three stripes of garter
blue 'and 'owlet ; trousers, garter blue, with outside broad
scarlet stripe ; white shirt collar, with blue tie ; French
I white apron with pocket', and trimmed with blue and
scarlet ; white gauntlets and kid gloves ' • straw hat covered
I with black oiled silk, and scarlet and blue cockade with
! streamers ; • regulation pouch belt, to which was strung a
banal containing • quart of fine old Cognac brandy ; laced
boots of black patent leather and red morocco. When the
mimes% marched peat Colonel Wombwell, the inspecting
, officer, in review artier. she marched alone in front of Lieu;.
Colonel Child sod Major Smith, and was numb admired by
all who saw her. It is to be bored that at the next review
many volunteer regiments will have followed the example
of the Leeds Engineers, end that a reenter staff of vim'.
I dieree will ems be ready to enlist in such ones of sudden
Blear as took plan at one of the reviews at Loomater,
I when the services of two nurses from the Leeds Yarrow
had fortunately been previously mound."

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