The Express.
London, England, 1866-03-06 00:00:00

WHATHZR REPORT.

TI7EIDU. lusas

Valletta....
Cape Clear—
Llverpool...
Holyhead....

Brest
Rochef ort
Plymouth
Weymouth
Portsmouth.
Loudon
Yarmouth
Scsrugh
Shielborods
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with rain.
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to a gale, some rain.
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oscine. Southern=loglia Channel and Buy at hisnag.
Isstarnwlastward Nudism& and North Bee.

KARL RUSSELL AND THE LODGER FELNcillss.
At a meeting of the London Working Men's Aerocistion
last week (a society established to obtain the adoption of
lodger franchise), a deputation was appointed to wait upon
Earl Russell, for the purpose of impressing upon bin lord-
ship the importance f including a lodger clause in the •
forthcoming Reform Bill, on the ground that neither a 64
rental or a fj. rating suffrsge, if confined to houreholders,
would coulee any voting power upon the at preaeut inert-
franchised working classes of the metropolis, or upon other
classes who live in lodgings. The secretary of the associa-
tion thereupon wrote to his lordship, regarding him to
neme a time when he would receive the deputation, to
which the following reply was received yesterday morning:
"Downing-street, March 3, 1866. Sir,—Lord Russell de-
sires me to inform 3 on, in reply to your letter of the 213th
February, requesting ao appointment for a deputation from
the London Working Men's Amociation, that his lordship
must decline to receive, at present, any further deputation
on the subject of reform,—l remain, sir, yours obediently,
C. T. BARIUM:I7OX." A meeting of the association is to be
held on Friday next, when a resolution is to be submitted
empowering the committee, should the Reform Bill not
contain a satisfactory lodger clause, to convene a public
meeting upon the subject, to which the whole of the metro-
politan and other members cf parliament are to be invited.
TEE COMING REFORM BILL.—Mr. Award CUM-
furd, M.P., bad an interview with Earl Russell at his refl.
d• nos, io Cbestam-phice, on Monday, to present reeolutioes
unanimously adopted st a public meeting in Ayr in favour
of a substantial measure of reform—extension of the fran-
chise, redistribution of seats, and incleased totassestaticn
for Soot'and.
RICHMOND ELECTION.—The nomination Of WA-
didates for the borough of Richmond took plain yesterday.
These were two candidates, Mr. Wyvill and Mr. Roberts
(Recorder of Onuithon), both liberals. Mr. Leonard
Cooke, the Mayor, officiated as returning °Meer. Mr.
Alderman Croft proposed. and Mr. Alderman Smurth-
waits eeconded the nominationWyvill as a et and
proper person to represent the borough in parliament.
Mr. Porter moved, and Mr. Hauswell seconded, the tiomi-
nation of Mr. Roberts. Mr. Wyvill then addreessd the
electors, declaring himself in favour, generally, of the
present government. He would support • moderate mea-
sure of reform, having voted for Mr. Baines' Borough
Franchise Bill. Mr. Roberta also addressed the electors.
He was in favour of a large extension of the mileage,
vote by ballot, and generally enunciated the principles al
theadvanced liberal party. Mr. Roberts was the popular
madidate, and the show of Imelda went in his favour.
A poll wee demanded ter Mr. Wyvill, which takes plea
to-eey.
THs WZATHEL AND THE PARK& —The effect of
the sun upon the ice in the various Parts yesterday was to
mode: it sloppy sad dangerous, nevertheless a few fool-
hardy promos ventured upon it, and some were reworded
by immersion. The thickness of the los varied from es
inch to an inch and a quarter.
A PetArencti.—At North Bradley, in Wilts, the
oldest man is the place. Mr. Job Resell, has Pia axed,
seed 91 years. He has left 8 children, MS grandchildren,
mei 79 peat grendoltildees.

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Ndn 10.14:
Leith i 29.171
Ardrossan 101.06: