The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-19 00:00:00

PARLIAMItirtABY DIVISIONS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—Joss le.
THE BALLOT.
PALLS.

FOR len. siazzur's 10T1011. RUM? /T.
Sir John Shelley Tart of Healy.
Mr. P. Mlfabon Mr. Henry Itobertaon
Mr. The Mr. Green Price
Mr. inmateid Mr. Moor
Mr. P. A. Taylor Mr. Bumberston
Mr. R. W. Wattle Mr. John Chapman
Mr. Wickham Mr, Foljambe
Ntr. Whalley Mr. Selwyn
Mr. Adair Mr. Milford
Mr. Poniett &rope Mr. ?Bidet! &merle
Mr. Ricardo. Sir John Hay
Colonel Tyote Colonel Somerset
Mr. H. Bore Langton Mr. Lyon
Colonel Stuart Colonel North
Mr. J. Powell Mr. Henley
Mr. J. B. Smith Mr. Hoowood
Viscount Ridleld Mr. Jolliffe
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Mr. C. Grimaldi Mr. Portman
BOY. Trelawney Mr. Woodd
Mr. Beal:pith Major Knox
Sir H. Davie Sir E. Daring
Mr. Hankey Mr. R. Mills
Mr. Dieby Seymour Mr. Snrteos
Mr. Aldermau Solomon Mr. Cava
Hon. F. Tolleraaeho Sir Lawrence Palk
Mr. Clay Captain Archdall
Colonel Blddnlph Major Cornwall Legh
Sir Robert Clifton Mr. Murray
Colonel Berkeley Mr. Bromley
The 0 Conor Don Mr. Aytoun
Mr. Moniiell Sir T. Batman
Mr. H. B. Sheridan Mr. Fleming
Colonel Pinney Mr. G. H. Packs

A CANDIDATE " IN THE WOOD."—In the window
of a public-house in the Strand might have been observed
last evening the following announcement :—" Captain Grog-
venor's Committee on draught."
THE DIME OF WELLINGTON AND THE VOTES or
EIS TENANTRY.—The following letter has just been wet to
all the tenants under his Grace the Duke of Wellington,
and the example is worthy of general imitation by other
large and influential landownem :—" Strathlieldsaye, June 1,
1863.—Dear Sir,—l think it right clearly to explain to yen
my feeling regarding the exercise of your vote ; it is a treat
imposed on you for the advantage of the country, and the
responsibility of the proper exercise of it nate on yourself
alone. It is committed to you—not to me—and I beg you
distinctly to understand that no one has my ante=
stating that I wish to hiss you in favour of any
SUDDEN DEATH OF ME. OEOEOI WINGEOVI
COOKE—The friends of the above gentleman will be startled
to hear of his death, which occurred suddenly about 11
o'clock yesterday forenoon. Cooke was attending
duties se one of the copyhold and ineloeure eomu •
in St. James's-square, on Friday last, but complaining
insets on Saturday, absented himself. On Saturday night
there was no material change for the wane, and he arose
at his customary hour yesterday morning, and ordered a sup
of chocolate. While it was being prepared his bell w
rung violently, and he was found vomiting blood, sad ex-
pired immediately afterwards. It Is believed that his death
resulted from the rupture of one of the large meals of the
limp or heart.
CETETAL PALACE-071RA CONCEIT.—FIVE
MULLIS° DAT, SATURDAY, JUNE 17.—Admissions on pay-
ment, 2,720; ditto by season teak" 6,674 ; total visitors,
9,394.
Du Barry's delicious health restating Ravenna&
Arabia Food cures. without =diem or 111030111010:1M. Dye.
prods 4lndlgestloo), Cough. Asthma, Oonsamptloo, Debility,
Constipatioe, Nervous, Mous, laver, and Stomach complaint&
sad saves *Ey times Its oast ha other reetsdlss. 60.000 awes
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