The Express.
London, England, 1848-11-02 00:00:00

lo brave the law courts as they beg may. Issas oU
the more chivalrous of the body were to essiest their
owe cases, but from the imploring pesters put
spoe every wall, it would appear that 'put
wall,
are raising to its mensal to behalf et dm
whole or at least most ol the offiesdars. Mr. 1.
tCArancr—after sanowly wows &meth, as am d
e poseragers on bawd the Velocity stesnmproneskeil
off Aberdeen harbour ee been ting mad
is in the principal towns, bet whether WIZ
his any eounestion with the trials hes est
The ooatest which has arisen for the
eivio chair, vacated today by Mr. Adam BM
cause of some excitement. I need muesli opera
caadidates are Mr. William Jaime" step
Ivor, and Mr. Robert Muslim, peados. As
the-half of the town conecil retire the idles trlll
virtually be in the heeds of the eeesilhesoff. Xr.
Blacks incumbency, which hai emirs& Se her
years, hiss bees popukr, aed the iellabileato have
caused poetvait to be haw ia dm asemsll chamber
in proof of their approval of Ids Add character.
dome ramose* have got late the wrapover, about
the probable redresses% d Lord Presideat Beyie. the
dimities of the Solieiter-Oeseral to the lett. emd
the velem of Mr. Macaulay for Eirkos=. The
yetiransent of the Lord President is a west,
although possibly pot at lowly bet the rereMsen-
thigeetves are not dell to be looked fan the has
bee* at the bar aims 1793,and ea the leash dose 811,
so that resignation may be spgreardier. hems then ft is
mnerelly understood in the parliameal•bense shies,
aus if the supreme seat is vacated whoa the liberals
ate in office, it will be conferred at Mr. Indisrfard.
the Lord Advocate i or if during the reign ot the cos-
serratives. 04. r on Mr. McNeill. the late Lord Advo-
cate. A. to Mr. Macsulay, there seems to be no
immediate prospect of his return to St. Stephen's.
However, as pro:rho:0 an uncertain mime, it is
safest to suspend ion until the court meets on
Nov. 12, by w time, thanes, lf say are to be
mode, will duly transpire.
Teo Fitz or Till SUOMI. Kirin Ti eiiiiiil.-••
111100Sbiit the whole of Tuesday, or
woe beeZ
wised in removisi Om ialllfilie Illin d
when night set in the operations wars assibmwriZolod I
by tordiEfrhX Tea individuals have elk Um raosumod
teem the Mlles beildiag. firs of whom me am and iwo
awed; bat it has born authentically staled that es Saw eight
awes Cush tk• rains. Os Teask=el a ass
sasse win vecoussed. after onmelmis
es OM part of the workmen. Toneless is lie talega=
at, this man Will Ala to sits his nets' bat se
was he, that Wars he was ultimately reidarei boo the
reins ha expired. All hopes of ever reeerweing see in Ws
have been abscessed. For tha oohs of the tesehasa ear
shred, it has bum determined to take ellell the Milk
ly lt, which stands la awe riekstty wealth& The emcees
of im destroyed is valued, we endraersalla at eine
15,000 r
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PROVINCIAL.
idutCnirlat.
Livrahrool. MUNICIPAL Faicnoff.—Vesterday the
tad election is Liverpool was • eery data affair, sad
had Wetmore only to a single load quertios, the rating of
the done for parental purposes. So wane was the feeling la
favear of ratiog the docks, that out of 24 candidates, three
trey were anti•raters. elm wards there was • walk OWN,
sad is the seven emtested wards than was ne emitemeat,
piety feeling not having been provoked. Of the three
snaten two were ousted, the other, Kr. Shand, is
evened to share the urns fate, as hie recurs is to be send-
aimed. Toitkafffits.
REPRESENTATION OP WEST YORESHIRIL—R See=
probable that Mr. Weetworth Fitzwilliam will sot ba al-
lowed quietly to walk one the wares for the reprenialation
ef the We
RiAin. A meeting of the Leeds riet else.
ton has been held to coasider the coarse of proceeding to be
adopted with regard to Kr. Fitswilliam, Irian addreos
the ereatitaesey seems to be aseatidamorf to essay; sad it
Is stated that • ..fist` of the reprerestatives of sommittess
is the moral per lag districts is so be Wild at ld, ea
Friday. to &Unitas what steps shall be Wanda the
matter.
Tie CHCRCH IN SUNDRELAND. Ott 'Faraday
emalag • atomise al the Anebrot Vestry of Stindarind wee
held is the many of the ann. whoa it was noanintosaly
Weed that a respectful memorial be presented to the Lord
Bishop al Darham, newts( the inadequate amorist of the
reseal Meese of SatAerlead Ronny. The Jammu is dia.
riemihma the hallowiag soanos, vis : From the poor-raw
SOL,
_from land 361., frees 'lmplies fees 1661. ;_ total, $00&
Added to which is the anal of St. Jahn s, of the nasal
vain of Mi., manias • grand total of 6001., on of which
sum the Rector of 13•1■4 meet keep three ensue,
learner the lipiesoal Chapel of Sprise.garden-lne totally
Pmiffed for. 'Tlie massoried farther stated that the rate.
payees el Sandeelesi are all of the trains mantic., sad
are at preen% mot heavily bardesed. It comluded with a
prayer that the Lord Sinop of Dinham ran be pleased to
appal/ea a part of the moonde (3,0001. a year is
amount) of the rich linag of the ninny el Bialtoparear.
mouth, mow vacant, towi aniatieg the poorer notary
.of
Seaderlsad. This rospestfal sad any reassaable insametal
was signed by 19 members et the Mena y—a body
established by act of parliament la 1719.
CVMSERIAND.
Tilt COLLIERY EXPLOSION AT w arricsAVEN.—
As insist was held** Saturday, sad onciaded on Manley,
at Clouts Moor, on the bodies of eighteen of the nenen,
by the above occident, mentioned in oar paper of Moseley.
Anoth inquest was held nn Monday, at Heasinghasn
n, oa
the bodies of live other sufferen. Each inquiry resulted in
a verdict et "Accidestal Death."
wsawtacenna.
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.— BIRKINGHAIL— &atom
onmilion mind by Mattes ; than were contests in caly
one or two wards : Ste new return an twelve liberals sad
friar caternatires : the political acestractioa of the corpora-
tion remota' the maim

inautarrnts.
Memoirs and Oarreepewhee• V nesse= Castlereagh.
lltiteeklg Isis Basseen. I nil. 1848.
N9thleif even be mete spree= than the publi-
cation at Uwe two volume, containing the intimate
connepoodesios of the ilmeetary of State for Ireland
dorm, the moinsellses vow towards the class of the
last century, when 'abolition burst forth, and was put
dews, and when the gre tt project of the union was
conceived, debated, modified, and carried.
That portion of the correspondence which relates to
the rebellion, is interesting to the curious in those
shatters. It is an anticipation of the events of the
pemsat year—a few amateur young gentlemen taking
a tansy to a republic, then sending an embassy to
Fames for support, the English minister informed et
every word they say, and every step they tate.
They return to Ireland, organise elute, and mamba.
They
pikes, but have no idea of a real insurrection,
until they are driven into it prematurely by the pre-
cautions of goverment. The
we have the Roman
catholic bishops, and the better endowed of that
clergy, coming forward to dissuade the people from
joining the rebellion, which nevertheless breaks forth
is the same eolith eastern district of Ireland, save
that it is on the eastern, not on the western side of the i
famed Slievenamon hills. The great element of min
chief is 1799, the French, were indeed wanting. in
ISA as well as a still greater mischief, relives
fenansism. Neither yeomanry nor protestant militia
were begegtht est in 1848. The orangemen did net
=devoid isaisques!ly the papist spirit was nee
=OA faith in onimition. The rebellion, from haw-
lag as ether bustles thee political fanatiehm, was
Media est and extlegellbed by a more of paw-
men
The essreepoodense between the different great'
has ins of the slain ea the appliniffea of the
law, le hist:active. Oise Is sergneed to find sash a
perseasge as Lord Omani.
when
r t is seen
where evidence Wei not traidadve pleats
eimemeed in a plot, pediment be Nisi sa
to da by legislative set, veld }ld* meld art be
dose; and that peverameed &mid guessed by way of
attainder. Beth idols bees bettmately expired with
the eighteenth watery.
The most instroative part
of these volumes is, how-
ever, that portion cl the secret history of the Woe
which it reveals. And °snidely, however the blab
of the present day ma be ttniniiithil with
rwannition°l, these volutes i posh that
the maser, was not jred without the masa of
tugs amoss of the people. First of a 01■110'
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the themes liberals :
Most of these whir were =sated with a straig seihnelell
spi. it. satertaki such a dislike and antipathy to tho re...s
sabsietiag parliament of the country, that they wfft net NO
very adverse to say slump that will rid thee of es WY
comps a leghiatere.—Y. 39.
The views of the union entertained by the catholic,
are gives as follows :
asesetke. netwithstaadisa the swami ie an'
cawhe aannumestod with soy Immediate
wi privilege tn *sir coausanks, az-
- .. x.. la its favour. Lard Fingell has
that it was wet meant to stenpli-
Vim --u by attempting at preesat any
Net Its maiden it waddle inkiness
te dat . ' *time thest dimmed la the Ida
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pedinneismil4cn that it wadi heart the mew
tisoli ot tho item serving the witholles. Re Non'
Owe It mask , c air mar= that the quid=
shouldso4„. be ~."muted
?tors:enter tines to the
saprej of the ..11 t, MONA at
their hereafter 'vv.! man genes whit OW/ be
•••
,„......:!..6.0 this without endangering the ereweres
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