The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-17 00:00:00

BRITISH SAFTRARIA.

Mr. CARDWELL moved for Lave to tors is a bill to
=for the marries ell the terriewy of British Sit-
the Ore Colony. His rid this wee a anal Brash
territory, which thousk legally rad technically a colony, wee
markedly and in fact a portico of the Caps Colony. The
papers which bad been Lid on the table would show to those
who had takes the pains to reef them, the moons which
bad induced him to make this proposal on the pert of the
'armrest.
Leave was gives.
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_JURIES IN CRIMINAL CABE& _

Sir CI. O'CoT3oTrias;hteiredlWeeSrbriaTi is s bill to
dicks) and meal the law is relation to the homing
together sod discharge of juries in crinaisal roses.
The hones rose at a quartos before eight.

AFFIRMATIONS (SCOTLAND) BILL.
The motion for the intrednetiou of this bill (which was
set down for Wednesday last) is postponed wail Weber
day next.

RETRIBIDITATION Of LANCABTIR.—The writ was
received in Lancaster en Wednesday morning. Monday
next. at soon, Ilse been axed for the nomination. It in
now positively kerma that no opposition will be offered
to the return of Mr. Schneider, the liberal candidate. It
is asserted that the conservatives are reserving their

strength for the general election, when they initend to
being forward Mr. H. T. Wile" of Liverpool.—MancAester
Gwerdiaa.

MBPSZUNTATION Of PIALSTON. Mr. George
Melly. of Liverpool. has issued an address to the electors
of Preston, elating that he a no longer a caadidate for
the representation of that borough. He feels that " the
probabilities of sumac ars not each as would justify his
ix undertalciaa a *outset." Atnonpt the osenervatives
this address has crested much exultation, and they
appear to be quite eoplideet of returning the Hon. F. A.
Stanley and Au T. G. Hesketh, their present represeatip
tire. Mr. Money has accepted an invitation to stand for
litoice•upoe•Treet.

THE PROPOBED ENCLOSIIIII 01 WIMBLZDON-CON-
woN.—A crowded wedgies was held at the Lecture-ball,
Wbobledoe, on Monday eveniog last, Mr. Sydney Smith
in the chair, when the following resolutions were passed :
—That this meeting. after having heard the report of the
committeesppointed at the meeting called by lord Spencer,
and held here on the 11th November last; having also
heard a statement of the subsequent comnpondenos and
oonimunioations with Lord Spencer and his solicitors, is
of opinion that no incloenre or male of any portion of the
common ought to take place for the purpose of effecting
the scheme. That the inhabitants of Wimbledon hereby
pledge themselves to use their utmost efforts for onrryieg
into effect the perpetual dedication of the common as an
unenelmed space to the public. That this coasting is of
opinion that if the proposed enclosure and sale be dea-
dened, the residents in the neighbourhood of the common
will by subscription, rating, or otherwise, readily make geed
any deficiency in the funds available for paying the expeesse
at Me simians, improveloset and coetrol of the mamas, if
left undimloisbsd in exteat and unenclowL That in the
*eke of this meeting it is desirable that any scheme ter
tie management and met/old the comma shall matein a
provision for npreeeeting the inhabitants of Wimbledon
by mom of at lad one trades on the baud of wimp-
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