The Express.
London, England, 1853-05-28 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY DIVISION.

HOUSE OF COMMONS—Taritsoxy, MAV 26.
CHURCH RATES.—SIR W. CLAY'S AMENDMENT.

Ayes, 172; Noss. 220.
AYES.
Adair, 11. E. 11:a -IT Hon. IL Mullin" IL R.
J Aglemby, 11. A. Foley, J. 11. H. blunts, G. V.
nisei, T. Fursittr, C. Murphy, F. IL
Antenna, Sir J. Forster, J. Min rough, J. P.
Pulley. C. For:coque, C. Norrey A., Lord
Ilahur, 31. T. Fox. W. J. Crlsei, a, IL
'till, E. Gardner, R. Osborn., It.
Birruni, T. • (teach. I. reitet, Lord 0.
WI.. H. T. Cdr.!), T. M. Pe.ch, 11, sir G.
Be tmult, W. Oh,', U. C. l',llatt, A.
Bell J. Grjderich, lord l'hiiiimorc, J. G.
Berkelay, lizn. H. Goordnan. Sir G. Finns, T.
il!Tkeley. Hon. C. Gower, Hon. F. Fleur, F.
Sithell, It. Greene. J. l'idtingta, J.
Iliddulph, R. Gres i on, S. I-otter, It.
lliggo, ',v. Grentall, C. W. l'i.ce W. P.
Blailutt, J. F. Grey, Sir G. IL,iii:de 1, Sir J.
Bland L. H, Grateoor, Lord IL Ricardo, (.)
lionblasCarter, J. Iladflcbl, G. ktubartea, T. J. A.
llouverie. lion. E. IlalL Sir IL Itu4scll, E. C.ll.
Bowyer, O. Daimler, Sir J. Baeicir..l.
150)1e. Hon. C. 1 laiiie, A. SchoktlelJ, W.
Brady. J. Ilast le, A. Fe, bell, i uptain
Brand, Hon. H. Ileadlatn, T. F. Scully, F.
ilrigt.t, J. Mr yetutd, J. Seymour, 11. D.
llr eklehurid. J. Ikyworth, I. • Seymour, W. U.
Broth:ruin, J. Ilindliy, C. Shell. y, sir J. V.
Mown, W. lloward, lion. C. shut tom), lt. B.
bulkeley, sir B. Dome, J. Smith, J. B.
Envier, C. S. Hutch n+,
E. .J. slutql, 31. T.
By ng, nun. G. 11. ilea, W. South, IL V.
C ,eindish,C. Keating, 11. 9. Strickland, Sir G.
Chambers, M. Kennedy, T. Strutt, E.
Chamber., T. Keogh, W. Stoat, Lord D.
t haplin, W. J. Kershaw, J. Sullivan, M.
Cneetiiiim, J. Sing, Hon. P. J. Swift, H.
C.iiird, 11. 11. Kinnaird, lion. A. Talbot, C. R.ll.
i obliett, J. M. Langston, J. 11. littered, H. W.
Cobden, K. Langton, 11. G. Thieknesse, It.
Coffin, W. Laslett, W. Thompson, G.
Colin r, It. I'. Lyard, A. U. Tarnuely, T.
Craulurd, E. IL J. Lee, W. Townciey, C.
Crurely. E. Lowe, It. Vivian, J. 11.
Currie, It. Lucas, V. Vivian 11. U.
Dashwcod, Sir G. 11. M'Cann, J. Wall, C. B.
Direct, E. M`Oregor. L Wellesley. 81: J.
Duffy, C.O. 11 agaire J. k'. V arner, E.
J Doke, Sir J. Martin, J. Whalley, 0. IL
Mann, G. Massey, W. N. Wilkinson. W.
Dune:nits, T. Meagher, T. Willcox, U. WO.
the top. A. M. Wall, E. Williams, W.
Ellice, Z. Alilligi,n, B. Ninningtoo, Sir T. E
Ellice, IL Mills, T. Wise, A.
Esmonde, J. Mituer, W. H. Wyvili, M.
Ewan, W. Mitchell, T. A.
Fergus, J. Moffatt, 0. TILLtU.
Ferguson, J. Mul,swortb, Sir W. Clay, Sir W.
Fitrgerald, J. D. Morris, D. Pets, IL M.
Fitzgerald, Sir J. Mostyn, Don. E.
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- - - NOES.
Acland, Sir T. D. Graham, sir J.
A'rourt, C. H. W. Graham, Lord 11.
Adderley, C. B. Granby, Marquis
An ithall, Capt. Greases, E.
Arkweght. U. Greetia, G.
Atherton, W. Greene, 'E.
Barge, W. Grogan, E.
Moths, G. Grosvenor, Earl
Baring, Sir F. T. Guernsey, Lord
Haring, T. Gwen, 11.
Barrington, Lord Male, it. B.
Barrow, W.M. balmy, T. P.
rennet, P. Hamilton, G. A.
tknunck, G. W. limibury, lion. C.
Blair, OA. Ilideourt, 0.0.
Boldero, Col. Ilatoourt, Colonel
Booker, T. W. Harding., Ilea. C.
iisoils„ Sir R. O. Hayes, Sir E.
Brame's', T. W. liesthcote. Sir G.
Brikko.an, E. U. lint:Leo:o, G. U.
Brooke, Sir A. 'tentage, G. H.
Brier, Lord E. Ilene age, G. E.
Bruce, li. A. Berber; I.
Buck, L. W. Hervey, Lord A.
huller. Sir J. T. Itildyard, B. C.
Bulthley, Lord llothatir, Lord
Burrourbes, IL 11w/her, W. 11.
Butt, 1. Hume. W. E.
Cairns, 11. MT. IngSam, B.
Campbell, Sir A. Ihglia, Sir It. H.
Cardwell, E. Jerinyn, Earl
Caveadish, G. Johnstone, Sir J.
Cal ky, E. S. Julilfe, Sir W.
Charter* lion. F. .101141., (lAA
Chel.ea, Lord Jones, IL
Cholmondeky, Lord Kelly, Sir P.
Chrtstophen B. Kendall, N.
Clive, IL 11. Kingscota, R. N.
Cite, IL Kirk, W.
Co°4bcbktdi. S. J. C. Koatchbull, W.
'Weider, R.
Coles, IL B. Lae -n, Sir E—
CM'S., C. R. Lane, R. M.
Coot., Sir C. U. Langton, W. G.
Corry, M. L. lawhy, lion. F.
C mt.'', Son. W. Lennon, Lord It.
D..vies, D. A. S. Lewistrare, Lord
Dosieort, It. Lidded, 11.0.
Dent, J. D. Lindsay, Hon. Col.
Wring, Slr E. Laellairt, W.
Disraeli, B. Long, W.
Duckworth, Sir J.T.B. Lorene, Lord
East, SirJ. B. Lowther, lion. CoL
Egerton, sir P. Lytton, Sir U.l:
Eamon, W. T. Macartnil, U.
Eater:on, E. C. Mackie, J.
Eliot, Ilan. J. E. Maellregoe. J.
koston, Earl Markkek, Sir 11.
Farnham, E. B. Manners, Lord G.
Ferrer, J. Manners, Lord J.
Veil ores, E. Mastennan, J.
Eergnsor, Sir R. Maxwell, Boa J.
Fitzgerald, W. R. Km. Sir U.
Foyer, J. Ma" W.
VoLett, B. 8. Wok" W.
Forester, Colonel lilarmlolf. J.
Forster, air O. =lpTer. L. 81: G.
ere.ren, C. U.
Gallway, ti 4 W. iiiiiipa, C. R.
Galway, Lord allawly, W.
(i.orge, J. Nam, Lord
Gladstone, W. Newark, Lord
Gladstone, Capt. Newdegate, C.
Goddard, A. L. Noel, lion. G. J.
Couch, Sir E. S. North, Col.

Oakes, J. 11. P.
Oannston, Load
Paget, Lord A.
Palc•ngton, Mr J.
Palmer, IL
Palmerston. Lotd
Parker. H. T.
Peel, Sir B.

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Peel, F.
Peel Co.

Pendant. Col.
Percy, Hon. J.
Philippe. J. 11.
Philhmore, R. J.
Portal, U.
Portman, Hon. W.
Pritchard, J.
Itepton, G.
Itouti, P. P.
Blt, P.
Rumbold, C. E.
Rowell, Lord John
Rumen, P. W.
bondare, 0.
Saw e, C. B. 0.
Beah..ra, Lord

Berner. 11. K.
Seymour Lord
Mullin, Sir W.
Smith W. 11.

-1;1 t, A.

WrbCriel,-(Tapt.
Sotherco, T. LI. S.
Bomar', R.
Stafford, A.
Stafford, Morqub
staabope, J. b.
Stab:ey, Lord

litephirison. It.
!tirlirky.

State, H.
Tayl ir, Col.

T. Sir P.
Tolleinacho, J.
Tro!lope, Sir J.
Turner, C.
Tyler, Sir O.
Vance, J.
Vane, Lord A.
Vansittart, U.
Vivian, ',IL_

Vyvyan, PAT R.
W.A.Wagtoe, H.
Walcott, Admiral
WalPek, R. H.
Walter. J.
West, P.B

Wbatmaska.
8.
Whitman, H.
Wickham, H.
Wigras, L T.
Wood, bir C.

%coda, B. T.
Wortley, J. B.
Wrightson, W.
yudham, General
Wynne, W. W.
Yorke, Non. E.
Young, Sir J.

TgLLEU.
Ilayter, W. U.
Berke:4y, G.

ELECTION EXPOSURES.
HULL BRIBERY COMMISSION.
YESIZIWAY.

Thomas Wilde, the principal acting agent of the
orange party for the last fourteen or fifteen yeah, stated
that he bad attended to the registration for that party.
Had paid the expenses incurred for this purpose. Ile re-
ceived the money from Mr. Clay, the late member. Di 4
not know that any one received payment for attending the
registration court. In the four years ending 1831 the cost
for registration was from 301. to 331. At the election of
1941, many who were registered as liberals voted on the
caltr side, in consequence of the money which was flying
about. The tories bad more money at command than the
other party. It had been the practice for both parties to
be at the expense of taking up freedoms. In 1839, as many
as 136 were thus taken up. It cost the orange party 2001.
The money was provided from the office of Mr. Galloway,
but where he obtained it witness did not know.
In 1841 Mr. Clay and Colonel Thompson were the orange
candidates. Witness was on Thompson 's committee. The
money passed through the heads of the secretary, Duffield.
Colonel Thompson was his own treasurer. He repudiated
the system of baying freedoms, and the expenses of the
candidates were kept entirely separate. In 1847, Baines,
Clay, and Brown, were the candidates. Witness first in-
terested himself for Brown, but left in disgust on being
offered 504. by ono of the party. At this election, witness
paid 5,54. to colounnen ; also paid some out-voters
11. le. each on the part of Mr. Clay, and sent
them to Mr. Alderman Gresham, that they might
get money on behalf of Mr. Baines. In 1841 there was a
payiog room," the entrance being up a passage, where
there was a door with a hole in it. A Mrs. hopper, the
landlady of the house, did bashien for the tories ; and on
pay day after the election, when a voter had to receive 11.,
he knocked at the door once, and Mrs. Hopper dropped the
money through the hole. The knocks by one party had
gone so far u three. Mr. Baines's election cost 2,0001., and
Mr. Clay's from 1,5011. to 2,0001. Had heard that it cost
Mr. Brown 4,00 W. At the last election there were 436
voters who had been set down by the orange party as run-
ners, of whom only 70 had been actually employed as me.-
gangers.
The examination of the witness was being continued
when our report we. despatched.

A DISTRICT OF COUNTRY FIRED.—On Sunday
morning last a portion of the Morne range of mountains
between Rathfriland and Kilkeel, County Down, was ob-
served to be on fire. The eircumatarice did not at first
excite much attention ; but as the day advanced it was found
the conflagration was spreading and acquiring new strength
every hour, the people thought it high time to endeavour
to arrest its further progress. A large number of people
aesembled, and did everything they could to extinguish the
flamer, but with no effect. Towards evening, on the same
ilay, the fire became so formidable that the blaze might be
seen from any part of the country for miles round ; and it
was observable from the eminence near this town. The de-
-1 stroyin4 element continued to rage with great fury through-
out Monday and a part of Tuesday, extending every moment
until a large district, comprising some three or forte miles,
was destroyed by the ravages of the flames. The origin of
the fire iv attributed to the fact that some MI n, who had
br en engaged on Saturday cutting turf, lit a fire on the bog,
which they did not take the precaution of putting out in the
evening, when leaving off work. In the course of Saturday'
night, some cinders of the fire were comcoun;cated to the
heath end furze by the wind, which led to the result.—
Newry Megraph.
A Map BULL.—On Tuesday morning last, a bull
kept on the tarn of Mr. Miller. of Suriniogweli, nest
Abingdon, savagely attacked two horses in the straw•yard,
oae of which he so dreadfully gored that it died almost
directly, and the other was so much injured that it was
obliged to be killed —Wiltshire I..dependoa.