The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-03 00:00:00

EAST SURREY.

The Revising Barrister, Mr. W. M. Bart, heel hie
wart as Saturday at the Woe kbouse Committee-roore. Bar-
mooden, for the purpose of revising the lists of voters for
thr different whites In that dietriot.
Mr. Ina Howe sanded as the coaservative snot; Mr.
Center, andeled by Mr. Barker sad Mr. Wagbust, atteaded
aa belted of the liberals • and Mi. Jane stranded for the
Woodson* degistration goolatin
La this &bin, as fa that of betk, casesqames of
the grad 'amber at objectless that bad Men made, sad par
tlealady by the conewvative spat, it was considered advi-
sable drat the awns en both sides should go into the
&Sweat mem, sad in every matinee when a voter established
his quelification the objection to his veerwas withdraws,
without bringing the can before the Revising Bervieter.
By Ibis Illgalle• considerable savior of dins was stierted, and
some but area in which wane print of law wee Involved
wen brought before the eon»
EAST dorrout.—Notwithstaoding the defeat of
their andidate at the late genial election, the liberals of
Beet &Sulk are paying the closest euratioa to the resters-
non with • view to a tata» ocatest. In the Beetles district
they here suoxeded In establishing 91 new canna, while the
°enervative* only put 16 sow vats on the nester. In the
Gorleston and Smithtown deiriet. the liberals silo sewn that
the present revision has »creamed their strength by 66 votes.
It is tupersed that Colonel Mali will again oder hinissit
wit» ea oppartnaity preens itself for his dont so.

Routzem.—The revision of the parliamentary
lists of freemen and voters for this city took piece in the
Guildhall as Saturday, before Yr. Norton, the barrister,
who held a court for that pupate. The welt of she rem
don her been innvery respect meet satisfactory to the liberal
party, who have again gained • cenaiderable majority over
their opponents, both cm the skims and objections. The
total number of wise and objections mods by both parties
was 179, 'bent two-thirds Of milk& were mode by the
liberelt. At the doss of the revision it was hand that the
liberal patty bad a Chef gain on the revisios of ea votes, in
addition to which they bare a majority of 120 en the *ow-
ners' lists; eh with the majority of 167 at the bat simian
will make the isejority of the liberal petty in this city up-
' weeds et 8011.

ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANB.—At the Cotnitia
Majors., held on Pudgy, A. T. Houghton Waters, Liver-
pool, wee admitted a member of the College, after examine.
don. At the emus Comitla the following entre hematites of '
the College were admitted members under the temporary by-
laws :—Joseph Dianna, M.D., Liverpool; Charles Witton
Crowdy, of Brighton; Edwin Leakeiter, Saville-row • That.
Payne, James Grantham, Burgh, Boston• Female Plumle,
Maidetose; John Lister, Purchester-teirace, Hyde. park';
John Gnat Stewart. Greenwiob Hospital; mad Thomas
Geordani Wright, Wakefield. The following graduates of
medicine wire also admitted members of the College under
the temperer, by-laws:—Dowel Maclschlaa, M.D., Royal
Chelsea; Robert Francis Power, M.D., Lower
Groevener-place; William Henry Gooch, M.D., Vague,
Isle of Wight; Edgar Sheppard, M.D., Hanover-terratim,
Regent's-perk; John Rom earmark, M.D.. Ampthill-
sown ; Frederick Robinsoo, Soots Fusilier Guide; for
Joseph F. 011ifie, M.D., Rae St. Plorentin, Paris; George
Arthur Humble, M.D., Upper-street, Islington; George
Browsing, M.D., St. litspheiCe.cesemst, We-nrse-pleam;
Allnd Meadows, M.D Caveadidepleoa, Camadishminere;
Samuel Hoklewortta M.D., Walkalield; sad John James
Doggies Banta Maass.
A POTHECARIIte HaLL.—At a court of examiners
of the Society of Apothecaries. bell on Thursday, the fol-
lowing gestlowen were admitted licentiates of the society :
Messrs. John Anninsen, of Prestos; Arthur Clarks Gay,
of lillatehead ; Newton Gmenercol, of Tram* Heavy Hove.
ley, of Croydon ; John Jeans, of Leleesher; Robert
Parker, of Charm ; William Pilate, of Bees Aegis; aid
Joseph Brooke Shepherd, of Siddltill, Kent.
OLAeGow SOUTH SIDE PARIC—Sir Joseph Paxton
ism introduced to the meeting of GM/goy Town Council on
Monday, end sated that he had come down to lay oat and
amass the South Bids Park. He had gone over the grounds,
and had an lira in his mind, es yet only half developed, by
which he would make this peek the Besot in Britain.
NOTORIOUS OTTENDERS.—Sir John Dean Paul
sad Streban, now under eestence in Woking prison, will be
released from monument on the 23rd Menet. Robes,
Radpath, sad Jim the Pllll=o, have arrived at the, desti-
tution, ths penal settlement, Western Australis.
There is (says an evening contemporary) some
talk of establishing a newepeper on board the Great Rastern,
net only foe the entertainment of pinworm', bat also as a
means of commaakatlag instantly ea her snivel all the news
she brings.