The Express.
London, England, 1856-03-08 00:00:00

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CIVIL. SERVICE SOY imalta thaTioN.—Ths totasiittas
assembled st room N 0.12, et 12 m 'tardily. The Chas-
miller elf rho Esehmeeir presided. Sir C. Trevelyaa was me-
dged Is reform* to the satetemaasties of amity wart
judger. Be thought the age at whisk clod servants Mould
be ampleyed was a matter whie Might be safely left to the
Mae d deputsentg Os= retiresseat he would Si
issitistriare of ear, sad hi that so puma
be stilled to tie eagoefar tagePirilleapeassa otios be
ateseed the yobbo amiss sear 610 yore of age Ha should
agog seggreted 46, bet he thsaght that would be au um
mane propcottica. No hargaialt id beta mead. with perms
at present la the dell service, timidity/I'min begompelle f to
retire at a certain time. If, however, my great piddle ad•
Taal lige would Melt trova a Obaage, be et ogle bay en
hesitation la reemmendieg Mit perms at present is toe ser-
vice Mou'd be earjected to my Masses that might be desira-
ble, em though so errsagement hod been made with theta
He believed that a vas's sortie's wen of the greatest us,
ekes he was between 60 sad 00 years of age. At thst
;stied of life there were great Judgements to leave the
servitor, and it ought to be straggly guarded evilest. People
of that sort were is mush request by railway em_paaies, is-
eallOrain, aid imiteitioss. The Chu-
/Allot of the selmager remarked that if such were the feet,
there cold be no harm in altogether withholding super-
seasetioa allarames frees such p ,sae. He should Uke
to know whether tee remark sale by the witams applied
to the tiled serene gear rally. Sir C. 'needy.* said it did,
sad be thought tt a:01 more like 4 to be the ewe hereafter,
as the 'Moos inseam for the improvemat of the civil
service begs. is take diet. He added, is Weems to yes-
iota, that it would be advisable to give them to Weil es r-
eggae • letter they paid the sapersannation fees or aert. It
had be.. aseertalsted that the (fax of wait is aye operated
very seriously up no thong, sad that • larger proport'os t f
them suffered fri m mental Monies than ea. (mad maggot
in. of literature and seism. The wits's.' undsrweat a
faiths, esamiaation is refereed, to the various Treasury
ideates tearing epos the satierainas dee (sad.

ADIILTFEATIOF OF FLOOft.—On Wednesday at
the Tows-hall, Uttoteter, Melon. Thiry, W. ttetelby, sad
W. Club, 'siren residing in the asighboorla od, appeared
to answer the 'barge of belong os their rape. tin premise.
lanediesta for the 'dungen o• lb. sees embed
great interest, sod the roust wee mush crowded. The
wee peel:reed by Mr. Bweetieg, thief espenatendeat
lotargeiee fir the northers dinar!' of the nasty. The adulte-
rating lagrediests wen rice Bose. Me. Harems the la-
specter, said be bed taken 41be. if floss, Which he
I had bought, sad ate. of staff out of the here, and held two
lanes of bread made; be gave them to Mary Palmer to
make, who beosgbt them bask. whoa the awe wee Aloud to
weigh 710 e. the other 61bs The loans wen ?mined In
coast. The deletes was that flee, rye, me, &a., were
permitted to he used by beken by the Ater, if the letter 11
was pat upon the leaves to donate that they wen gazed,
sad that the eke had bees added, °wise to the learesail•
ter of the Am, to improve its quality. The he said
they bad given he matter their utmost osasidentlee, sad
la the tome of Mr. Ting they should laliet • penalty et 101
sad osier the antleestios of Ike materials to the dew sod
etrarehwardess few the battik of the pa r. la the gam of
Mr. Clark sad Mr. Sea. iby the use toefeitare of the bagel
sad the like Funky of 101. ash. At the eke of the pre-
tuning a bunt of &pekoes mesateem the crowded hall,
bet subsided ea Ms Heywood annuls, that Oren was as
and leir emit display, se he bed me dosbt the parties wen
deeply sew Ow Ow binds dry bad es
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