The Express.
London, England, 1867-06-07 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY DIVISION.

HOUSE OP 001EMONS.—Juits 5.
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Mr. Butler Johnstone
Mr. J. W. Nlakohn
elr John Walsh
Lard ttartanay
non G. S. D. Pennant
W. hams
Lord Bingham
Mr John Trollops
Col. C. P. Leslie
Captain B. Wwlher
Mr. IL. M. Eaton

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Mr. A. H. layard
Mr. W. Miller
r. I; Bryan
Mr. tialklford Onilow
Sir I'. tYLoghlen
Cantnln Hon. C White
Mr. A. 11. Barclay
Mr. C. Edward.'
Captain tiroiretair
hir W. Scott
Mr. T. Hughes
Mr. C. U. Norwood
Hon. A. F. Mansard
Lord Grosvenor
Mr. W. &•holedeld
Mr. U. Clive
Hon B. Cowper
Mr. A P. Orentell
Mr. Thomson Mulkey
Lord Andover
Mr. Alderman walomoaa
Mr. IL D. lindganu
Mr. B. W. srawford
Mr. L. Oliphant
Mr. Arthur /Wool
Mr. D. Hohertaon

lord Newport
Lord HoHinsdale
Mr. Gerard Sturt
Mr. A. L. Goddard
ftir S. Hesketh
Sir James Ferguson
Lord E Cecß
Mr. J. H. Scourield
Mr. H. Z. Sorter
Mr. R. Arkwright
Mr. S. G. Smith
Lord H. Scott
Sir S. Ramo

Mr. J. G. Hubbard
Mr. H. T. Milford
di! W. Stirling Unwell

Mr. li lieseege-
Peto
Mr. A. M. Mal*
Mr. C. Vaster

lie. G. W. J. Repton
Lord a. Manneni
Viscount HU/00ton
Rt. lion. P. FT Walpole
Mr. T. Woolly

THE REPHRSENTATION OF MAEXL.F.BONE. —At the
meeting of the Marylebone vestry, yesterday, the claims
of the borough to obtain two additional represen-
tatives in parliament were brought forward in the follow-
ing motion by Mr. Alison :—" That in the opinion of this
vestry two additional representatives in parliament should
be given to the borough of Marylebone, which had • popu-
lation of 436,000 and a rated rental of 2,500,000/. That •
petition In favour of this resolution be preserted to both
houses of parliament, and that the members for the bo-
rough he requested to support the same. that a deputation
be appointed to wait upon, the Chancellor of the Exche-
quer and the other vestries of the borough are requested
to pin in the same." In speaking to the motion, Mr.
Alison said the metropolis, which was divided into eight
boroughs, was represented by IR membere—two to each
borough—except the City of London, which had four.
With a population of four millions of persons, he thought
the metropolis was entitled to 21 members, and that their
borough, the rated rental of which was about 000,0001.
higher than that of the City of London, was entitled to
four members. _ _

I ertfatAOY OF PICILsONd OF SMALL MLitt&
The Lord Chancellor's bill allows the widow or an inks.
tate dying worth not more than 1001., or one of his chil-
dren being of age, or. where none of the issue am of age,
an uncle or aunt of any of them, to make affidavit in t►e
county court setting forth the value of the property, and
obtain from the registrar • certified oopy entitling the
applicant to the receipt of any money due to the estate, or
the transfer of any share or the benefit of any interest in
the funds of any society ; and payment to such person is
to be valid, any next of kin or lawful representative of
the deceased to be left to their remedy against the person
to whom the payment has thus been made. The checks
against fraud are there : —The affidavit is not to be made
until a month after the death of the intestate, or two
months II the registrar has received notice of a will or
intention to administer; the registrar may require a
reference to some person known to him by reputation, or
otherwise, to establish the identity and relationship of the
applicant ; and if the registrar has reason to believe that
the property of the deceased exceeds 1001., he can refuse
to take the affidavit.

DEMOLITION OF HOUEITA IN THE STRAND.—The
work of demolition was commenced yeeterday on another
batch of houses in the Strand. the apace being required
for the new law courts. The houses on which workmen
have just begun to operate lie on the north side of St.
Clement Danes Church. and extend in an easterly direc-
tion towards Temple Bar.

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