The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-08 00:00:00

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NIL STANSPELD, 11. P., AND MR. COI;

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charge
the Huse—a charge of complicity in a plot to murder.
e.leatisideigtibelon.ahlgr.l4BtaYndsdllsidet4tilhon7ht itialindid deserve
serious
him by petting the question then and thus, without the
usual formality of a odic*. Hs put the question, sod be
had been hooted duns became hs had eadeavoared to dear
a man from a charge of complicity to murder."
The subjoined letter from Mr. Stansfeld gives a very
differed version of what averred :
" 35, Tburlas•equan, S.W., Oct. 18,1884.
" Dear Mr. Moose—l have to sekoowiedge the receipt of I
your letter of the 13th Jest., infirmly' me that you Gad
eurreat smug many electors in Fiiisbory a 'Utmost,
said to be made with authority, that the question relating
to Menial put to me lost measles in the hones by Mr.
Oor was a friendly oae, put with my amoureuse and at
my request, sad asking me whether web stelmeset is true.
The facts are as follow : —Mr. Cu did not meetioe to me
his iuteetioe of putting his question. I knew both* of it
ustil, amidst; at the house, I war informed by other
mouthed I '
immediately weal to him, sad said
that in replying to each a question is that which
I understood he purposed to pet I required so
time, did that be was at liberty to ask it at once ; sad
this he accordingly proceeded to do. I have bad no other
ooromueicetioe with Mr. Oot upon this subject. It is
evident *oder these circumstances did the gonfalon was
sot put et my request, end that it had se further coo-
adduce on my part than the prompt updates, of my
readiness to answer it at once without waiting for the
formality of a notice. Whether it wu a frisedly qua-
' Moe must be defended. I imagine, by Mr. Cox's
motives is putting it, with whisk I am ussoqueiated.
You are entitled, therefore. to contradict this stetamest
•ea authority' should it bs repeoted.—l am, my dear Mr.
Moore, yours truly, J. Rranviczo. Nr. E. Moors, 26,
' Bart-street. Ethemubm47."

THE BRINIOL AND UNTIE RAILWAY COMPANY
AND Till ELICTION.—The dirsators et this railvray heroism.'
the following notice to their employes: —"The directors et
the Bristol and Exeter Railway Oorepany wish it tes be
understood by all perms in the employmeat of the MA-
pony that so Dee whatever le authorimel by the directors to
same the electors cr attempt to %deems or is yard to
interfere with the exercise of the right to vat*die
&recluse disootistenanee sad disapprove say wash beer.
foresee by any person in the employseet ell the may.
The anew in which any voter Abdo it to vete le hi emu
cotwern, sod is sot to preitylice him fa the colepany's
ssrvios.—By elder at the booed, AMMON MoOlUr, Now
tan.—Metal July 5,1885."
Two WILTS= AND TIM CZOTIL The weather
bee bees favourable far the plorin
_mega during the poet ,
week in the eastern eountise.- TW/Irdq and on Thursday
• considerable quantity ed ruin fell. Begierte haw Zan
state that on the heaviest and richest sail them I. a vary
full crop but on the light and poorer sails the yield will
met, it is expected. weed Si qrs. per serve Oa "eked
sees the woo yield mil be shoat 51 cis. pram: •