The Express.
London, England, 1859-03-04 00:00:00

Till USER IP. Inzium 000DWLIt YOUNOiI.

Thim we en feastmeet *gained the delendent under the
Munielpel ern
Ask dm Irvin wiltelly and know-
ingly made a film otaiwnese spew the memisa of the elec-
tion deans seemeffima far the bentegl et IL Allen la
ovesabw bee, In isammes le Ids eight Mt mei at thee ideal on.
It ...Hewed GA epos the eamehn al the sheiks In quer
tkm, Detwebem, the theft stayer af the Inesegh, and
this other pothers 'Wired hem the sees e/ tem cam-
(dikes, bat oared themeselrce he meleston, end they ware
applied by Me. dlinipeon, an attorney in the Wen, and three
ahem, end there wen a very strong end animated contest.
Among the list of burgesses arse the name of William
Goodwin, the father of the defendant, who we en-
titled to vote, bat it sneezed that he had
left the town for more then four year., and an the day of the
election the defendant came before the mayor sad summon
and twittered his vote In favour of Mr. Simpson sad the other
tb-ee matlemen who Mood with him ; and fa same, to the
guidon pat to him he mid that hie mama was William
Goodwin, sad that hie qualiflostion was the hoes des which
Ws father appealed to be qualified to vote. It amend that
at this time the dellandant was only 111 yearabl, end wag
meequently net entitled, under any to a
vote, met being of tall age; um. Gat ere en the pert of the
that be bed made the false Maher et well
dcwini that kis haw, and sot kienealf, wee the petty en-
titled to vote. It appeared, however, in erns-examination,that the dokadant -had always lived in the bout., sad that
all the Mae bed bees paid as usual shwa the What had left.
At the dem of the an for the proesendes, Mr. Jostles
Wiegman sold be thought the jury would hardly, under
the oleneastanose, convict the defendant of heals; wilfully
mho a Oaks metweest with reference to the matter Is gm*.
eke, wham •ft appeared that his same reeky wee William
Goodwin, and that he lived on the render hr which he
aimed the right to vote.
The Jury therefore Mauled a verdict of Not Ors7ty.

WESTERN ClRCUlT.—Wmenzerzn, MAlcu 3.
CROWN CM/RT.—(BSb* Mr. Bans Waist's.)

Francis Bogeyy wee indicted for publishing • wilful and
malicious bbel at pton, ia July loot, with Intent to
Maros and injure Jolla Ralph 'entwine.
The prosecutor, Capt. J. R. lingledoe, lethesuCinendent
rith• Peelathier end Oriental Steam Nsthaia. y, at
floutiumphnt, sad • magistrate for the B. woe
formerly a lisateneat in the royal army, and name was
removed from the Navy List ooneetthent on Ma &theism to
seayt • subordinate appointment, the owetwin weal in the
royal navy. About June lest be had a retheetre with the
• per at the tailgate neer Lord Paimersita'sledgo, cot the
loom set ganthenspoon haresilm reed. Elas AtittPle
bavtrg wind the bores driven by the
letter disomded from his carti.gs, a•CdaL"thiel elnutg's which
ensued they both AM to the grand, and the frac.e became
the subject of en adios la the local county coot; held at
=shy Mr. Oslo, the di tract judge. Lad Chelmsford
name of Captain Engledth to the commission of
the them for the borough of &labile/Pon, together with that
of Captali Tinting, R.N., a ton-hvlaw of the Lord Chan-
cellor. Iternedlstely the appoistatest because known at
Southampton • beadbill was Word, of which the following
le, burettes et verbally a copy

" To the Inhat.inats of Southampton.
" An hour ast question la before us.
6, Is Lord Chelmsford, or asp ether Lord Chancel'or, to
M permitted to subvert the mailetwiel beach to pollees,
porpoise without a stroeg sod emphatic radio protest ? If
.so, the porde of floothamptou estutot po•sess the integrity
of pried* snd determined will for which I believe they
hors the credit. _ _

—"The trOrst appointments of violent polidoal gert'eami,
here and elsewhere, have been no less an Weep tioi=
opinion that a mockery of that which every Nag
'Scald be proud to drAmd. justice.
" Qualltioarion for so almost seared office is evidently be-
neath Lewd Chelmsford's onaiderati.a, ea maalketed by
one attire new names ennounced only to-day. The Weer
duals In connexion with thie name are well knows to he al
amok • eitersctsr ea to entirely diequalify blot hots flute[ any
*Wel pnitioa.
"To NY wake of his having teen already twice Ma-
gma bylds were ga fur refunag t t respond to Wie
eoaa-
try's earl, he hos on various occasions dispia)ed a violence of
Maw hardly to he surpassed, which bee whit% the lam
kw weetra, as rem by the toccata in the Hied mere, =car
skated hie bdag tried beer a neighbouring booth of marts-
trate e, sod convicted of ore of the most cutter; oats assaults
on an aged man ever eommitted. 80 great was the injuries
the poor old man intoned that the offence only narrowly
mated heieg tried for the greavr crime of menslaughtar.
"That looilizton cant permit aurh a man to retain,
arstkor, 1 cata,t be dere. No l
=Phatedly wW not be toleak d.
" orttrit.
" Sonthunyten, July 24th, 1868."
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