The Express.
London, England, 1862-06-26 00:00:00

THE CORONERSEIP OP CENTRAL MIDDLESEX.

The sheriffs of London and Middlesex wet yes-
terday, and have °mapped • meeting of the candidates for
Friday, when the election will be fixed. The nomination
day is expected to be Friday, the 4th of July, and the
pig&
poling on the following Monday. It • that the
writ was only issued from the Petty office in
Chancery on Tuesday,, not having teen a ' for be-
fore, and when application is made for writ for
the warlara district it will be forthwith granted. The
flat of the Lord Chancellor was dated on the 18th of
June, ea the writ de coronatore eugenic was signed
by the. 11111111 k id the mown in Chancery. Them are
three asedidates for the coronetthip of Central Middle-
sex, and the election will teat the opinion of the free-
holders of the district, as only freeholders of the district are
eligible to vote, whether the appointment should be given to
a legal or medical man. Dr. Lankester, Mr. C. E. Leiria,
and Mr. Cameron are candidates for the central district.
In the event of a poll being demanded it will be confined
to one day—from 8 to 4 o'clock, being the first election since
the act of 1860 (the gird and 24th of Victoria, cap. 116).
The nomination will take plane at Marylebaea, and polling
booths at other 'Awes can be appointed. According to the
16th section of the 7th and Bth Oi Victoria, cap. 92, all nee
minable costs, charges, and expenses' which the sheriffs may
expend, or be liable to, in and about providing of poll-books,
booth, and clerks (such clerks to be paid MIA MOM than one
guinea a day) for the purpose of taking the poll, are to be
borne end paid by the several candidates in equal propor-
tions. The central district is bounded on the north by
Hertfordshire, on the east by the parishes of Eo6eld, Ed-
maiden. Tottenham, and Stoke Newington, on the south
by the City of Leaden and the liberty of Westminster, and
on the west by the pariahs of Kensingtoo, WElesden,
Kiegsbnry. Edgware, and Little Stammer.. The Middle.
sex magistrates are to meet on Friday, to fix the amount of
salary to be 'add to each of the new coarsen to bs ap-
pointed. The late Mr. Wekley bad 1.8001. a year, oat of
which he had to pay • deputy and all his expenses Mr.
Humphreys, to whom has lately been assigned the eastern
district, has a 'glary of 1.5001. • year, sod has to pay
his expenses. The Middlesex magistrates, in their
petition to her Majesty on which the division was made,
stated that the salary of 1,8001. paid to the coroner of the
western district was " eufflcient to remunerate two
coroners," and a question may arise as to the eri.
of each coroner in travelling over • lon district.
penes
eLetern district is bounded 013 the north
shire, on the east by the parishes of Heaton,
Paddington. arid the city end liberty of Westantati,t,
on the south by the river Thames, and on the west by the
river Colne. there are five candidates for the western
district—two medical and two legal gentlemen, so the vire!
Lion will be raised in each district whether a legal or medical
man should be appointed.—Tisres.

LOMA/1111RX AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY.—An
:d=resd meeting at this oompsny, under the slaading
of the Howe of Lords, vas held at the Board-nann,
klanchaste, yesterday, to pass the usual formal
required Loanable the company to take their bill f:=
the Doncaster, Goole, sail Hull Junction Railway, to gm
Upper Howe. Yr. G. Wlsoe presided, sad annoonsed that
a telegntm had fust come to bead, stating that the Orel mg
of the North Eastern Dempsey had pined thrash en*.
mittes. The bill promoted by tbisonsparywas .sans
gooney lost. He supposed this sosspZny would hawi
Dun powers over the other Ilan but so far as this
was onseented be had only sow to deelare R dissolved.
CRYSTAL PALACIL—Blondin will make his u
west over the fountains of the upper terrace this
(weather permltiag) at four o'clock. Ths head et the Cdd•
linen Guide will be in attendance.