The Express.
London, England, 1847-08-18 00:00:00

Fee Yesissier's Marksls IN test pap.

MAILIIAIULITID.—DnbUit. 3; Waterford, 2 ; Doreghadee,
1 ; Guernsey sad Jersey 1; French, 1; Flanders, 1.
Logroon, Aug. 18.—Wino this day at noon, N.W.,
light sire, and dull hazy weather.
DEAL, Aug. 17.—W N.W„ light. —Arrived : Princess
Louise, Cello, and galled for Hamburg ; Golden Fleece,
Pernambuco; Selina, New York and sailed for Stettin;
Montezuma, New York; Quebec ; SIPPI6I6.
Montreal. Arrived from the river : Griffin. South San;
Babette, Hobart Town; General Belgraye, Monte Vika;
Chieftain, Pngwash ; Mariner, Quebec. Anima am
the river, and smiled: Eden, St. Helens; Hansemp,Rio
Janeiro ; Belle Creole, Demers?' ; Meteor, St.Joha's,W.B.;
Lochliboo, Roblin Castle, Revolution, and Emma Seer.,
Quebec.
Sourinewrroar, Aug. 17.—S. by W.—Sailed: Trent (at.),
West Indies.
homer, Aug. 14.—Arrived: Marla, Manilla.
New-roar, Aug. 17. N.B. Sailed Cybele, Rio
Janeiro.
Feemorre, Aug. 17.—N.—Off port: Juno, New York,
and proceeded for Liverpool.
Haim, Aug. 17.—The Atha' Matanzaa to Amsterdam,
was ran into while at anchor in Dover Roads hut night, and
has put into the Downs, with damage.
HARTiarooi, Aug. 14.—Sailed: T. Chadwick, Ceylon.
Lexcesran, Aug. 14.—Arrived: Sarah Rhodes, Quebec.
DUBLIN, Aug. Thomas Dempeey,
Demerara.
Coax, Av. Ib.—E.—Arrived: Ann Falcon, Matanzas
and (fret2:nrew Y°7l.
Elizabeth,
Newfoundland.
EITOLD. Aug. 16.,
,re

coax, a.•••.
n' New Margaret aticriszsdbierzagit; le a danger that for a time some of the support the earning from this service!. . Ttese are the essen- tore, and all refuse to act Hall and and 003b° beßrilwiedthfr'-iiirlarsibisolairampassumis,- adopSii ban* dr lat is brirenock ; and the lieges Of that town have not been
of protrindal aim, slow in effecting suitable arrangements. The channel of ,•••
tits, Newsn'cl. argue
' Bt. afforded may not be of the kind most likely to pro- tial causes of the reduced dividend : the general die- once. The whole subterrene circulation is. stopped. du,
and ayuntasalsotra The =mars teas submitted to the river rune in here quite close to the quay, and the. *Olll 1
Wanroun, Aug. 18.—The Moodkee has been got off mote social or political progress. The protectionists, tress has aided their operation, bat would not of itself The houses cover an area of reeking pee- the Cortes, when meet, tor approbation. fleet win have, of necessity, to peas within speaking iltetallee
Awe. after lighting, and is now discharging is Cuth Bay. who have condescendingly promised not to offer " far- alone have produced anything approaching to their tilence. The occupants throw down lime to des- A decree of the MWsbm. of War establishes a new line of of the Custom HMS. To cenatuand the advantage of this

ADMISSION TU TUE ROYAL AVIARY AT WINDSOR.
—Her Majesty has just given permission for the public to
be admitted to view the royal aviary and the Queen's dairy
is the Hoine.park, close to Frogmore, and within ten
mints. walk of the town. The aviary will be open to pub-
lic inspection every day in the week, with the exception of
sudsy, between the hours of eleven and four ; it only being
sonny, in the first instance, to apply for tickets to Mrs.
Epp, at the royal dairy, who has received orders to fur-
s= them to all respectable parties. The great number of
rare and canons birds (foreign as well as English) to be
sua at the royal aviary, renders it one of the most interest-
leg ornithological collections in the kingdom.
TEL LiTE Da. Lirlicm—Yesterday a public Meet-
* wes held at the London Coffeehouse, Ludgate-hill, he
die sf promoting a subscription for the widow sod
of the late Dr. Jordan Roche Lynch. A preliminary
meeting of the friends of the lamented deceased had been
Odd on the Itch ultimo, when a committee was formed to
tendon a public subscription for the propose of providing
as his sidle, acid three helpless children.—The committees
' d Mr. Wallet, M.P., Mr. E. Chadwick, the secretary
lialrebPoor-law Commissioners, Dr. S. Smith, Dr. Neil
Anion, and several other labourers in the cause of sanitary
Nam; and their arrangements, assisted by Mr. W. gimp-
Sell, as honorary secretary, led to the meeting held yesterday
min the presidency of Mr. Edwin Chadwick, who, in the
=avoidable absence of Lord Ebriegton, M.P., in conse-
quence of the death of his lordship's aunt, Lady E Fortescue,
was unanimously called to the chair. —The Chairman opened
the business of the day by an able and eloquent tribute to
tO reel, talents, energy, and ability of the late Dr. Lynch,
sad to his unceasing efforts in the promotion of the cause of
ale physical improvement of the condition of the lower
lime of the population. Cut off in the prime of life and in
Ms career of usefulness, the family of Dr. Lynch had a
01111 dein spin the sympathy and benevolence, not only
d did locality in which he had lived, 'jut upon the corpora-
l= inks City of London, upon the government, and upon
gm pale generally, end to all he (the chairman) committed
dim laid.—Dr. Soathwood Smith moved the first
ordolho
lbg Dr. Jordan S. Lynch devoted himself specially and seakrusly
MdigeWael year• to the development of means for the prevent lm
dim, sal to this improvement of the sanitary condittos of the
WNW pop heow. awl that in the course of special Investigation
and subs.gnimbnii services for this purpose he contractal an
split & lime, et wide be died, Ice the prime of life and public
oneibm isof.fts widow mil &Sim ue provided (or; and there
b an pierlion Mr As widows and survivors of those
nairstellniste mask anfirgeellimisnal, extraordinary, and impor.
sah~samdsssi tkYweft b of opinion that the ere is one in
webs adosellptba obesid be raised for the widow and chit.
Mss f Re. Lyn=
The issebition was sabooded be Mr. R. Taylor, of the
Om= Council, who paid a well-merited tribute to the
rib onion and prints worth of his late colleague, and
pedvasnimously.—Dr. Parr moved, and Mr. J. Ander-
lis,ofiridge-gtreet, Blackfrian, seconded, the next reaolu-
dn..* the effect that the appointment and proceedings of
rielional and sub committee with these objects be con-
firmed by this meeting, and that the following names be
added thereto, :—Lord Ebrington, M.P.; Lord Ashley,
M.P.; Mr. Slaney, M.P.; Mr. John Abel Smith,
M.P.; Mr. Richard Taylor, Mr. Deputy Obbard, Dr.
Farr, and Professor Owen ; and that the previsional com-
mittee be requested to communicate with her Majesty's
government and the comoration of the city of London,
requesting aid to the local subscriptions ; and that the case
of Dr. Lynch be submitted for the consideration of her
Majesty's government, as one exemplifying the necessity of
public provision being for the future made for ser-
vices. This resolution also received the unanimous appro-
bation of the meeting, which was addressed in furtherance
of its object by Mr. O Rom, Mr. Toynbee, Mr. Henipath,
and several other gentlemen. Donations were announced
to the amount of upwards of 1601, including the following :
—The Duke of Boceleuch, the Earl of Ellesmere, Lord J.
Russell, Lord Morpeth, Lord Ebrington, Lord Ashley, and
the Bishop of London, 101. each ; the Chairman, 61. ; Mr.
James Anderton, 61.; Mr. G. A. Walker, M. ; Mr. ft.
Taylor, 61. Mr. B. Fowler, 61. ; Mr. Burchfield, 61. ; Mr.
R. Cooke, Mr. John Sargent, Mr. T. H. Jolley, and Mr.
Bottrell, 2 guineas each. Thanks were then voted to the
committee; to Mr. Simpson, the honorary secretary; and
to the chairman ; and the meeting separated.
ROYAL NAVAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.—The late
action, " Hoare e. Dickson," has, we regret to learn, proved
a source of very heavy expense to this very useful charity ;
for though Captain Dickson, the secretary, was so
on the occasion, there is little chance of the society getting
their cons from the plaintiff; and thus the efforts of the
committee to distribute the funds entrusted to this in a
proper manner and to worthy objects will, =lass the public
assist the society, recoil on the suffering and the needy.
Under these circumstances, an appeal is made to the chari—
table to place the society in the position it would have been
in had not the action been brought, and to that appeal we
wish success.

6a. tisTilimies Dm Farr —Thu Lomb Osman-
skarn of her Myeety's Treasury having reselmed • Marshal
ken Messrs. Haring Brothers end Co., prs did a quan-
tity of wheat ben and Indian corn bran. illpeleed Into the
part of Liverpool Ikea Boston, in the llnited Ptistro, may
be delivered duty tree, tartbsOlostrand tibeetiena
nay be issued for the demmd et deity es each
brans in future, the et the Calms have
received a conununicadon lemseme if their lordrhips' mere-
lanes. stating that he her ben es dad to authorise the
board to admit wheat bran and Indian corn duty free,
mail the let day of March, 1848.
Films. kr Glaacicrrunca-sritlrr. Yesterday
afternoon, a fire was discovered raging in the extensive wins
cellars belonging to Alderman Wood in Corbett-court,
Oramehoreh.street. When tilt seen the firs bad strong
hula on a quantity of straw and sawdust used in packing the
wins bottles, filling the neighbourhood with a dense smoke.
The brigade fire-engines from Watling-stmt and the &d-
-imwit stations were quickly on the spot, and in a short time
dl mum of apprehension was removed. The damage, which
besusiderable, consists in the destruction of bottled wines,
mad h covered by insurance. The fire is supposed to have
Mishima from *spark &Ring from a milkman's candle.—
In ram g lINT-ROAD.—Last night a fire, involving • serious
deNraetioa of property, broke out In the proaisei-belonging
le Yr. Morgan, a carpenter, builder, and Joiner, carrying
in buds= on the balks of the Grand Itegrey Canal, near
the lei* in the Old It entiroad. The lames originated
bassets unlonern muse in the wiesuketa, a range of
prosaism sheen $0 or 100 feet leag. mid j proportionate
width. In Iset time than ten wiewlee tear the dia.
Merry of the Sc. the entire
amens* sheet et Same, whisk rrallier Zia, at at%
aimpletely Otimlstateil, net lIIIMI the issiewitate weigh•
toorhood, bet miles earwanaing. Mb akeenatemes awed
hake of the alma" to be walk esmenaleated to
Se engine stations, and seemealeVoissmeally arrived,
which were set to week Ikea the but DMIIIII a drop of
water could be dinhatied yen the *ma had ex-
tended to sifelidaer brae pme asferemisra, tieproperty of
kr. Dslton, a stns meesheat, else le buildings
tesanted by Mr.
by
a butcher. Owing to the
Odense heat thrown out the flesese, the firemen
bed the greatest difikalty n wireasl&g the burning
Property, but, nothing daunted.' they wens enabled
to encompun the names on either side, and by liesharging
tie water round dm= they were happily arm and in their
=; bat it was a long time before they were cann-
on& thed wee essompilhed by the onertions of
sweets ether SreemmetthellripiemedOwsolp Oempeny.
roewas
state mumblimegy"one o'clock ll= Wifsehonearly
Pihw with tite stoe hat bky that
in tradhen,ntlieMr. 3=141 Illitilra,'lte.,
Mee Muted to ashes, Mr. Dalton's promims sloe* gutted,
sad the rawly &Yr. Saunders sem* deluged by fire.
th, total Ws "must be very cumsiderebia, sad owing to the
olletinienlhed prewiled the reporter was unable to ascertain
MTie or net the sollerers were towed.
ikliktf, TIMITUDAY.—MANSLACGIITEIt.—Before
Kr, lathed, at Walsioster Hospital, on the body of Re-
.„""m Gray, a child about three years old, belonging to
vc4"°"" 0,17. Meleant k the fifith Regiment. Samuel
~._ -hlrers, a private et the seeend battalion Scotch Fusilier
v7arft,,_ , laid that ca Saturday afternoon be was in Birdcage
...,.`',,, near Owswequare gate, and saw a carriage and
r— '''''`ilit rely frt. The deceased being at play with
eras,,_ other children ran across the road, when owing to the
rile/ sad reckless manner in which the driver was travel-
bo knocked deceased down, and the fors wheel passed
!'er„ hie head. She was taken to the hcepital, sad expired
!I rMil 'Our hews afterwards. Witness and others cried
lit to the Prisoner, '!'...."' 1.1.'9"!A. back, and Pt!, that he
Itid mu over the child, and then flogged and gal
off at a frightfu pace, but was subsequently ova-
l), a cabman, by the order of • gentleman who
kw tbe occurrence. The prisoner was then taken before the
14,111471 t• at Bow•street, when he gave his name as John
B;tarf is the employ of a gentleman at , near
„,..71. Keet—MroLeggett elm proved that the
... Pftemlins in the most culpable sod careless manner;
+a , 7 be nsho ' Me the above event, he come in contact with
bele ,sad ?
airt standing in Queen's-en , and witness drove
der • '
hum at the rate of 14 miles anwhour but could not
ti'd bire.—Ninerous other witnesses having been era-
lall of whose testimony went to show that the &mi-
-6,:z7.1..._1d very easily have been avoided if the prisoner had
"'''''nfr Properly, or taken the slightest precaution, the

SECOND REPORT OF THE SELECT COM-
MITTEE OF THE LORDS ON CRIMINAL LAW.
This is, with the exception of a few passacree!
veryt document. Their lordships hem
trimly colleetad the opinions of a great number of pima
who have long been engaged in administering the minsimal
'iati In Its proem.! form.- The uniform tendency of any dare(
flasetionaries is to despise any suggestions that a better sys-
tem can be devised than tut with the routine of which
are familiar. Except with very constituted Ekes
and such are ram, there is an irresistible tendency to Deane
a part of any system they administer—mere 17.tItil Or kenle
of a machine. The evidence collected by the ma WllO
composed the committee on criminal law, is in the wank
newly characterised by this unreasoning Firememity. And
the more sap aides* was impressed with this character, the
more miming less it appear to have been to their lordship'
sympathies. They echo common-places ia an ecetacy
comma-piss
Their serer of information are thus eausisetted •.
The eiwideles late It =Zell= despatches of
Me beim ma the ism la subt,
to de kw sore Ikea by belle& awl le proms mei= which
belle be ehedeled asee awe illosniered
UM Minim ea Os bone sky oho mem a
the seentwork is smineela a the Slum rushatlwaMi
tr=terseberig beg one= her samba n-
ame. gewernere sad latee el pee==leilit
essel=elhors the and ondele Wm In the
Amon le the metier ekerabiel bous Sari
=l.oo.ll=Yerneili
tolit=rel
anima, ad the sees"enulitheat ad= le j=
W tee his tad Praia Sem Ira Janke MIL The
committee have Mean MON waft lainis hem hedge
comarbe, end especially yams with Se eddies sad
=mowers of Frame. The v swains de aline sal lo-
an here ranted bens ry wow lag bows to
rine It an the fails essimat tamhea fleinsort, sod sens
mrliarising from the swelderelles at it.
nrght have been annelpated the oonunitte• found " a
peat concurrence of opinion" among these respectable dis-
cipline/ism They are putlsolarly shocked at the ides of
absiiin transportation.
Soar el_ are weed that the guainmen of imaillen sass
MS be alsedni; that ft Ss Mare t
imid menelly adi
nose sin asef of SIM pseenen; Seta sea bus Mai Iga.
=ismai=l7l-Lorlossi inn* that to bi
Memtne ter et
Y all reepsele tie piss of tr newrertnien, Tice pun=
sem ail Sigma nophilia Wiwi la aossense rain
as whet inn et whine areal It the nit ernes ere yeti
ef as sellrens stale Set Omens la • sesoder ehrise—es sese-
dime yr bonne dean wpm= be Ow bw—mnel of kensey,
wow befog amt ahead, bream Oa en down; wise
rake amene of Min • inn her of big gen
aid Mu moo names Skis est them Individ atal(
Mus* Mims they me einem well iota the peni-
tent nil= bean in twain The eviimee all phily
pelols te Se sennales that Sts pnifinal
ye= arias urns 1e
.arm sad ism le W gin= sna an the witness."
or nether see het tali by them, en tesemeele non eons by
whom tramportation le dresiall Is se sdreree &pee.
It be leowever, le be ninths demo et weight which
may be gam to the esteem se the v of par-
neuter igwm, In say aprothe wlnntslatiou of crirnimil
justice, spa depend M pea new mesa is mama to. tair
to via, what ranarie elesanny the enen, either
of tumportston ur of froptermat, le is the esellemplethen of the
aim or of the panne awe slam beneenen to OM
AM Oa be little Sat the asoneense se *porn= oath* se.
paella kr ble, or kr • say la=when liodestrd sone eta
awl lon life kimily, mad See a a Mar for a
einsteribss inhuming is hie =WS est the here
wails a lbeder wad of rids, Ss IMO, sod rieseasig all Ids
edmia aneelellues. But, bean nein eentepleila son
the nines min of theme Mamma maim etesearedery
It weld b • aseenetty to clearly undeiebwe and fully Os snore
the dais Sava which either one or Seethe? b to be awn, Rio
lets sehint of trannorntle• way a the inn Judges
me akar* an straggly or the men 'plan; they 03•16111 r that it
would be extrtasety unwise to abeam IL
They are equally unanimous that Imprisonment, " as
usually ractised," is not an efiessions punishment; and do
not oo d to give an opinion as is whether the defect
be in the punishment itself or the sine at administration.
irbarromeal....=....coreht.if,t an effietr.
rear o".-ar ths=es,--;711; amma pan* is likewise dee re.
sea a Ss sainee. Only atm who air. It In the this tie
het It mesh ;ifs ragatts saes son en. • nen an
lei the sehnsi by so sesms,,oll=ll Xs=
an It est dee IMMO IS envie •
ins Oat yens einem lave bentrhel newt Omni*
ovine lime nen a town* amine else ely Illennthe et Ste
podia ; eases nib recd tin nanentlem, din by
tone et W arlea d thelr ennei reprd stel the inn
I teen the reipe et that yealimmt.
Her be Indennst en left In shad as to be diseleen
Mime es lesspetwery le Inineelelles et sea panneen by Int Is
a inns sf Men*. Wm nide nine mold be 1e.474.
enema es se selliest anetnee Vaalolat the
min whisk ere tit In peril
Hat through they balms committing themselves to the
*nen that impalement cos be made an ellionnts
puidinest, they admit that its mode at minessent may,
and sushi is be, improved.
The evidewee all tends to show the peat hentanee of Ws-
proving our prime discipline. Solitary meinest even as ao
account to be indicted beyond a very short Sin me Oneeir her
weeks, with* considerable Interval after
shin mei en any hee, oe
at non Wes weeks, during • period of eumeseheestseeyism.
in able es leek Ike bodily and mental bean ma ME Sillhey
Y nen* in Ihnte.
Wee sneer aim eatibtlehee aa beserMat Mien= Inns as
cniment illapimeilln mewls_ isles Yee the
sure dawn sell hen moliii••••11M valLIPOlla
apabient=onelneed nal Si of allakdag Ilepet.
whin men be ine nen
nary le the reemta= The gams-i:lt bee been
anti e., nee& nibs hipther lab niestlenble
te nedllpilty din eine. ne as
thet den* ma M memenn wt immelei el=
nfri l dread and nen. The nisi melon. where It
• beenaterried, isms to ne* net* visa le awe* twang
Se mind to eelfeonenewebs, wiiewleg WsM be braes only by
onieurinadan with theme gergallb the wiarkee et tkeetenlet. Nor
doestidespem, onthebelmeaSeestasse, emerlotheasseeitse
to be ineadelein sida Oro beente SS, yienseshibrly or ink al-
Mast en Ns lest pia nen le • illmmee ef inn* arse Mt-
nem reptleut neolnie se Itieln. an& le the Ina
tan ma Innen el the mannalleilet le the am* die
MIL Oa the nit the annelm teen reeestana. this, that
widen leher is sambiembe eke Men sepeele new
MVOs
nth Metre en= Set the remetat dyersseen
pined It le
The asst Seek alt ems berth ea tM Insiment of
Mine
no alai Owes cone Ina nos Oro baheset d yens
Salsa this the es hnishr at a id, es pis are usually
seinnel. ray adin prom lila, ad Mu dose he butfal, eo
bop emmetel he a in eine; en Oat Or he a may Win
▪ they=ene teen le the wand le gist
Mal* et ale~s r
penmen la I=eeifrrele=mainellat seem by the
megleheti One wow seventates Imp nit twain whore be the
1114•0 Of Cues or hrys Rlea loss Am Yam ins amletol,
end Ihe awes leselea se Se Om dm Una
We opine deeneleet ea Se bey ary as to
tro imams, *falba toapent el imam, mans.
des fa ni nem itemna le la Inn et KW
dm/ Ws le peelleinel peens atatensa *in t pilee
Mos; • V tee enMuy amen he ended nth N. is
inenneelhe doe al a set demenbut
oft Mu SIC Itl:lll=kaybs= is list as.
le sand wit • yam of
=stesnler amiellti".ltril the neepleemes et
teeM ea lin la the pea Medan thew.=
ad Bees! Mimi la Ihe
sad liwahaararo a Si.. atiltd email= ladle.
dmaYa et Oh ant lees The
rhylefuillnellebl: amnia JIM.IIII. aim Ina the
dinette a Ink le pit et sip, en et ameriblegla nth
NNW that the way sum nen she let Os
paw
itneallee
Win eik tin mai nee nit beAp en, en
nyelallee need nen by anis smintee Is petty
mien rte esti Oa any Nei with the mien nee
el the nne leseines `m lmll le Mk essanse the
aleMe Wenn eine* en Ile yealimmet le de mandhe
eft ar Yam aria*, elleisal
la pelmet el Inn mien ion nth se ilbsetlll4
iers...mela paddrasat at Janne einem he a Inert on
embeter in ilmJn poi el anellea
their en Ten neenat name las bees_ inn tit nen el
nig with ant einem at hen me Met sene by inn of
manseary nen me the pen* etiMehmetrin sitheress
by asiery Innngs* the la nth win hes
Meng mere Or list le la smemmit raimil, ri
neenianaleaminsi
i=evaseidieraik heemme_ettlepre-
ea Want ens harped the be Wwgd
aa SY Tin- me
Mao railee um le mmemmen ie
m ghee don
Mendevena"tle • seidirele sealimiesa"lnepeelim. The
dee nommill am lelei of mllessodelg
wishes. alma ma Min he Si Sot, ansesee tt is
pert of Ihe the min patina of
la WWI= amtso dissals nos Oar peresta.
With respect s ppasefel. it teseenne et the
expedites, of envie dna mid of nom-
bhnir *la in Imp- ,so. ire Ilfek •
TIM wenn of enefils semodamArlh=4.Mlaid
nest these wb• two bon
Use nibs Is Min tbsellafet, rew:lng le the ahiltriPm:
the eiseamong, ad all as effilmilled es mile a hellsghtem
nee nem Tiee ink aseidem hen nee net we nn ma
nein eeneembriel le the eemilee naafi Wien= IN its
✓ant; en Ili asnebentel W a Mews esimied
nem the Ind the bin sr noes et bred lion is Tenn
nes le • ven
nieleLutametabb ratrallai this maim. se
them o
It te mesoreat it men the nen tin the hid at mete,
nil lin le mei the eine entry nentanyment abash nit
be akin yen le ant
The *nen baremertra preens we aMeatagrinlin
Lf the mmile be mileyea Teri an
ip=
aldrr" OS may he Ina la nod the
eva, tYaimMorgan% Irian d Myra( scafts
bp=newt i theses Venete nea mates men Mm
gen.
of is nen ennelat witeally ere at
nen Met the apent d nines nit lease at maim togu.
thee is the pane new speianl be eine wIM sae* In that
esalla, elm Ike quern*, etas awe eft Om peps Mud be la
Sweat at Oa nimbi evoilly la mime( writ almi sad
51.1 well Is emmently samosay Is Orin te MOW en
Made* istlaito leileyel as pia vane, Pere this
eim=irsiarahtpai e
h dostiod, but no imbstitnto
P=lle aimed anon la epees wan kapleemmeet
ex in leen Then le sited the nernim at way
dm by Mu pinion* ni nor nein le ends * se-
nem nen int te the bielln let
_lmms Its
=brm henees Is emillsetelnlin thle
deirt Indestmen tart ele be tedelei tha
saismlllee tee se teen why atiny onermen damn an lama
yen at mai antaalo. sense le the freesia skies eilatko
leicet
desseesse consequences of throwing great numbers
of mkt, term of nishinent has ended, tome
oa gedegy, boillott atpus er length, and more to the
Pirli, the art is*, isiressi Ms report:
e a=nti heft is Pane and imehme, at theme sin
prised by the IllnaleawestrlySl eesellesetz
SM
ceb"
lawiTaC neenalen—Yeneet at pass Is
elan entnes ism nee nell
Oda= waft es the
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The nomination took place co; Saturday. Mr. D. Browne,
late member, wu proposed by Mr. M. Blake, Ballinafad,
and seconded by Mr. J. O'Dowd.—Mr. J. M. Mac Donnell
was proposed by Major O'Malley ; seconded by Mr. E. P.
kacDonnell.—Mr. G. E. Moore wu proposed by Col.
K. Gore ; seconded by Biz W. O'Malley.—Mr. J. D.
Browne was proposed by the Rev. P. Ward, P.P.; seconded
by Mr. J. Daly.—Mr. J. P. Somerswas also proposed ; but
a poll wu demanded on the part of the first four candidates
only. All the candidates are liberal.