The Express.
London, England, 1853-04-27 00:00:00

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DUBLIN, Tussoax.
CARLOW ELECTION.

The election of a representative for the county of
rarlow in parliament, in the room of the late Cot
B.uen. took place on Monday at Carlow, when
Captain N. M'Climtock Bunbury was returned with-
out opposition. A troop of dragoons and a company
of the 81st Infantry were drawn up in front of the
Court-house, inside and about which a large number
of constabulary were stationed. There was not,
ho sever, the slightest necessity for their presence, as
there were scarcely fifty electors and non-electors
assembled on the occasion. The proceedings did not
occupy more than half an hour, and were conducted
in the quietest possible manner.
The Irish grocers and spirit-dealers are the most
wive parties in getting up an opposition to the
budget. Yesterday a meeting of their body, at which
Mr. Henry Grattan, late M.P., made a long speech,
was held in this city, and resolved, " That the pro-
posed increase of duty on whiskey was a grievance
to their trade, which would be vexatious in its opera-
tion, as well as unproductive to the revenue, from tho
impetus it would give to illicit distillation with all
its attendant immoralities."

StrennouseiOTt;arealso made to get up an outcry
against the introduction of the income tax. At a
meeting in Ennis, the very centre of the district,
which of all parts of Ireland will be most benelitted
by the remission of the Consolidated Annuities, reso-
lutions against the income tax have been adopted,
and the government are invited to place a tax upon
absentees as a substitute for it.

ROYAL COI.LEWS op SURGEONS.—Thu following
mistimes were admitted members of the college on the
Zith inst. —Mere. Peter William Marriott. LoddesweU,
Devon; Richard Jenkins, Swansea; Robert Henry Tyte,
Pinner. Middlesex ; Charles William Nicholas Parson',
West Iladden, Northamptonshire ; Charles Irving Smith,
London; Lachlan Hector John Maclean, Australia ; John
Richard Tobio, Brussels, Junes Bonnymen, Alezandrie ;
John Chisholm Culbard, Elgin ; John Hudson, Newport,
Yorkshire ; and Gems Parkinson, London.
THE But)(II.T.—MEETING IN BOUTIIWARK.—Yes-
terday a meeting of the inhabitants of Southwark, con-
vened by the High Bailiff, in pursuance of a requisition'
noted by • large number of the inhabitants, was held at
the Town Hall, to consider the propriety of presents, a
petition to parliament in favour of the budget, and praying
that the whole might speedily be parted into a law ; Wil-
liam Pritchard, Esq., the High Bella, is the chair. The
Chtirrean having briefly opened the object for which the
meeting was convened, Dr. Clvtllice addressed the meeting,
and said that he agreed with the terms expreemd by Mr.
Home and Mr. Williams—that the budget, taken as a
who;.., was one of the best budgets that had berm laid before
the Ilopse of Commons for many years. He moved a re-
*Amiss to that effect. Mr. Wilson seconded the resolution.
Mr. Archer addressed the meeting, agreeing with the Ter►
lotion as far as at went, but at the same time he thought
tors ought to be sours expression of objection to the bailor&
44105 on incomes ofloo/., and the increase of licenses,
and moved an amendment t.. that effect. Mr. Thwaites,
Mr.Sturnay, Mr. Hearne, and several other gentlemen,
'tenni addressed the meeting, the original resolution was
tattled, and a petition, in accordance therewith, agreed to.