The Express.
London, England, 1866-04-06 00:00:00

TEE BELGIUM REFORM BILL.

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The Independence says of the reform meetil
which took place on Sunday last at Brussels, that it we
beyond doubt the most numerous which had been beld.4—
the subject of electoral reform. Delegates from thetroebel
men. associations of Antwerp, Ghent, lions, NlOl4
liege, and Verviers, were present. The meeting wee KM
vend by the committee of the working men's arocusica
• Mmitted for seProg

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a matter of indifference. This is apparentiy the •always mid at the Tuileries, and in 1847 the Prince de
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Present-The Earl of Cbuendon and the Right Hon. flir would master with more difficulty and even lea success. --- --- -
Joinli villa, in. a letter to his brother deplored his father's a._ James A
view taken by the gentlemen who announce them- bef his fall Lo • Philippead ''''-egn Grey. Mr. Helps (clerk of the Council) anti Mr. More then. seventy are really only meant for people who _
Queen Amalie. Among those present on the Owe- lof 13 . le, and the propoeftioes submitted for atrium'
brealdng e
selves as " cultivated" Liberals, and who are daily Laid at hf. odium
7 Barret, then the chief of thepoPe •• Harrison (deputy Berk of the Council) attended.alseng
Prince and Princess of and the conferring of the franehise on all pennant lie.
' with a little aid could make out the train of thought in a Mon were the ex-King and royal family of Naples, by the committee were the abolition of the electors' rile_
Greek chorus. In one of them there is • transition so the Queen of Saxony, the
good enough to explain to the public the absurdity gee, .. I have • perfectly decided system of policy. This - - -- -- violent that nobody was ever yet found who could bridge Coburg, the Duke of Flanders, and many other sold that I
of requiring a man of genius to hold opinions in system is my own, and not that of such or such a minister; His Majesty the King of the Belgians, attended it over or say what reference the end of the poem had diatingutahed favour of urn suffrage, both with regard to leillia to hie amp
' , conformity with those of the people whom he nomi- and rather than renounce it I would be brayed by Count de Moerkerke, Dr. Brewer, and the Rev. Kr. to the beginning. Indeed, we were once told that the personages.
Live and communal elections, and the col:unities
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1 ' ' Imlay represents. Perhaps, also, it is not very in • innft"." Such, writes Y. Cousin, was King Drury, left amides Hotel last evening for Brussels. The author himself expressly declined to help an admirer
different from the theory held by Mr. Lows Louis Philippe, inesPeble of consenting to the king on his arrival at the Charing-cross station was re- through the gap." SYRIA.
PARIS, Aram 5. arm
bound to adopt the conclusion at which the medial ,
could read and mite. The meeting, however, derided e
'wed. The independence eels it is not • patios 0 rehisth tO
4 , modest office of • simple constitutional sovereign. caved by Mr. Eborall, Mr. Knight, and Mr. Cockburn, the A committee of stockbrokers met yesterday all Official advices received here from Beyrout universal suffrage, .
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A I himself. The other more gross and-except, apps- There was but one man in France that ever
resisted this .
ape" officials of the line. His Majesty left by the • eft themore regard to the mutterings
1 t rently, in Caine-more familiar notion is that the unfortunate disposition of the King with something of 8.30 train for Dover.grantmg tamely
Tuttkishe Liebantrooonpahawille pay . anaburst
dituacioals the bourgeois Aim* seerprelPtedm•
seat is part of the political patronage of the noble authority, and that man was the Duo d'Orleans. France The Duke of Cambridge has signified to the Lordhe
where she
- she mane •
object to certain vexations stipulatioea attempted
evacuate the mountain., and will tan,
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owner
of Bowood. The nomination system is demanded, in January, 1848, parliamentary and electoral Mayor his. • • hoCf:winrah2i Aldermenarerelyt:ei regardt4beilile:Tureing swornmtabmkeee- -: ' barn thatentirethlye dieturbanquelled. eeeThein
intention to be precept at the banquet at the to be enforced. A resolution was accordingly adopted te t hr. Kr. lei
nowhere seen to greater advantage than at Caine. ref ,
orm • 100,000 new electors to be added to • "Inriannincl Mansion-house on the 9th instant. His royal highness test by legal proceedings the validity of the pretensions of occupy the road leading from Tripoli to Beyrout. -
" Rome was scarcely ever so fall as it is at MOM o . ,
i #I. of 250,000 : surely not an immoderate demand ! But the will be met by the Amerima Minister R. t Hon. G. J. the court in those respects.
The patron is not only valued as a customer and e .
ht.
i 1 . I King would not bear of it ; and M. Guisot encouraged his Goschrii lity Lord Duffer* Mr. J. Stand Y.P.landlord, but is liked as a neighbour and protector, The latter his Inuits to "get
rieh„
__ , , .. eld, The Whitworth Hall at Drogheda was opened on the Imperial Firman,
told muL Lord Monson, Sir Hope Grant, Lord G. Lennox, . .Sir .
and if he exercises the privilege of selecting a not twat, themselves with questions of "form, swan,,, 0 iWednesday greatest grand dated March 19, sanctioning devout, there are vast numbers who hears
move dos
that this is the led
M P with the eclat with a conceit. `the Suez Canal convention, has been despatched to under the impression, true or false,.., , Oomph
premised
Fitn•Y MullYi ••••... Sir John BMW", Admiral iiir The hall has been granted to the town by Mr. Whitworth, the Viceroy of Egypt. consioa on whisk the ceremonies; of Holy Week mu ee e
ZgZsea
member for the borough, it must be said, as a them with a smile whether " they felt cormpt r This Sy Dame, Dir. Berederd Hope, M. and •wadi,. te
P.,• KR, by whom it was built at a cost of 4,0001. performed with their ancient pomp and pigeant.ry.
thine", be
i • rule, he shows a fair and reasonable regard to the language and this policy have their distinguished admirers inahed company.
The soldier Bailly, recently condemned to death MAURITIUS AND REUNION MAILS. betel is crammed, every little apartment and stogie ____ servi. 66 i
opinions of those whose votes are required under and even imitators in our own parliament, and it is notA minded snd meth!
i. ; the usages of the constitution, in order that his The Duke and Duchess of Buccleuch and family themurder of his corporal, afterwards a- , - The M ries Imperials. steamer Emirne I. full, and fabulous Priem have been -e
at Lyres for ht for a bed, see , Inereing
should at
,_,..tande:!enble±ea4,..,whil2,7 •11, wit"" elesPelen" are passing the moms at Dalkeith Palace, near Edinburgh. dressed to the Emperor • petition asking for • commetetket 'ved at 8 ou the mo • a the kith instant given. Some are giving • guinea • nig
wawa K; sr.
as
i;the noble-hearted t JOL • month. Though the
I nominee may take his seat. This continued cond.- i"'" m P6' a tribute• - • -1.- - to Their graces are not expected to come to town until the ef punishment. A telegraphic despatch was received in
widow of the last oonstitutional Ring of the Fres* we with the Mauritius and Reunion mails. She has °en*" are let e- r- - . for theta WI
ma
• scension has apparently misled the so-pilled electors should my of ,i, forget the causes that pneipitated hie esrly part of May. that city the day before yesterday stating that his prayer ne
eve
on board. been add, the Romans are up
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N i of Calve. Are they not grateful, or what more do fa_
they desire ? Do they want to take the election The Duke of Hamilton cornea to town early in had been granted, and that his punishment was reduced to ee Palleeng
the amnia( mouth here Paris. The duchess aad lady hard labour for life. loam, and were it not for the apprehension _ ,
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111411011 all wenkl ge yeah Among our meat dinitheleir, ,
of &may, the 001•0 '` Maim
I into their own bands ? Do they suppose that they tau rant= nt =IWO. Mary Hathltee will arrive shortly after.continues visitors an this widowed Queen
It is announced that on the let May next a Emigration from Ireland to America . _ _
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The pear thinks the meta of the past few years must The Right Hon. Benjamin Disraeli, M.P., and streerheat genies will he setehlisbed 5 ran metes • week with unabated ardour. On Mesdey 400 puesagers pre. ilandees, the . Prince and Princess
fcli,:z rl.-4.66.00767d0 . A
the Priam
can make a better choice than the Marquis of medal by the City of Cork, white left QMOSSADIFIL The Mee". emd Megalegnelz sad the "iv the din / abelie44
have satiated the Emperor Napoleon that an armed inter- Mrs. Disraeli, have left Hueneudeu Manor, Bucks, to visit between Antwerp and °timothy, for tbe transport el per
Lxiseboint, or will they pit their local qualifies- • • the Mahe and Macbeth of Welbegium at alreihileidat ' sad *stile. The latter port is 2D simmer belongs to the Inmost has, sad was id el the The Ismer fry an Uwe is shoals, •
bonus a s fordo ; seat,
venhon In Maxim wm • political 2111/4111C1L A war with ye. 'angels, memhandme, haviing both invaded by • me 40
i tiorts SODA those of a nobleman whose Burrs/ America, for the make of maintaining =Ambles& archduke General Changarnierlias returned to the Omen- miles nearer to Antwerp than Hull sad 40 soarer than extra boats which ars now despatched regularly wag ',perinea of
em‘lies the whole field of political life, said tyke in Maiden and etitsialagr three& the nadirs IA • -meg, den Betel hen aeronaut • Gale, week. mm.
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