The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-19 00:00:00

IZZOISTIZATIONS.

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MIDDLESEX.

Ilr.lAncelot Shadwerl, the ijorriatar appointed to
revise the lista of voters in the election of knights of the
shire for the county of Middlesex, commenced his duties on
Saturday, when ha opened his mart at the Chequers-inn,
Uxbridge, far the revision of the lists of the parishes of
Cowley, Haretleld, Hayes, Hillingdoe, Ickenhain, Norwood,
Itnialip, Uxbridge, and Went Drayton.
Mr. Harper, from the °Soo of Mr. C. Heaton Ellie, dark
of the ppaaaaaase,, attended the court, and delivered to the re-
vising 6aorYtsr the whole of the registration papers foe the
county.
Mr. W. Albert Zero" of Parliament-street, appeared an
behalf of the liberals; Mr. T. Alley Jones, of Clifford'r.inn,
and Mr. Remy Ssltk, of Norfolk-street, Strand, for the

Neeps—sibm, described in the list as of 13, Claremont.
tscoinitdd-strast, New-road, Middlesex, and claiming for
Weeps La the Tiller of liarefield, in the coca-
pattra of Walks Collett and Richard Bagbee, was objened
to by the Ithende.
A long dimmed= took pleas on an important point of ore-
@trunks el the 7th metre of the 6th of Victoria, o. 18,
known es the Registration Act. By that section it is enacted
that every notice of objection shall be signed by the party
=; and wherever the place of abode of the perste
to se described in the said list shall not be in the
prieh or township to which such list may TOWN and the
mane elthe acciapybig tenant of the whole or any part of the
eisellifeing property, together with his place of abode, shall
S,: sari IM; the person so *bleating shall also give to
re as mese Its le &via or irk at the place of abode of
azg "waft hart, a dopilosie of the notice, signed

switzerid."
It wee urged by Mr. Jones that the objection could not be
tMt►leed, inawandass the °peopling ten►nt bad not been
served with ► dupifo►ts oopy of the notice, u required by the

Mr. Jamie, on the other hind, contended that occupation
and reaidence were distinct thiep, ae was clearly evident in
the occupation of chambets by banisters and others whine
residence was altogether distinct, and that in the case before
the court the description of the property, containing the
names of the occupying tenants only, sad not their photo of
abode, the esevice of duplicate notices yes not required.
The Barrister held that, for the purposes of the act, own-
patios and residence of bonze must be tabs as one; end
mottos, therefore, ought to have been CIVIC to the tairat.

Tim mania en; Willed.
John Tidd Costa, of 35, Itiaregnsre, Gamell-ettwee, was
el=Ltssr the ooneervailms.
Itgr;mlamset the claimant stated that his qua-
lificetioe, the iths Aram, at Harefiskl, was • free-
hold boom, w he perused in right of his wife. It wu
left by her father's will to trus.ees for her am and bonal.
The probate was not forthcoming, but a copy of the will
having been handed In and varied,
The Barrister, after some dbicaaaloe, decided on allowing
the vote.

George Eaves, cleimiog for an undivided moiety of a plots
I land In Hayes, VU objected to by the conservstiver.
The voter d 4 not appear; but Yr. Woodbridge, solicitor,
t 'Uxbridge, stated that the land can about 1001.
Mr. South—About 1001. P
Witness—Yes.

Mr. findthLT`erbspe only 901.?
Wltnese—l don't know the eked amount. It is not let,
but it is worth 61. a year se it le; and fur building porpoise
it would be worth 104. a year.
The Barrister held that tire wm no satisfactory evidence
before him of 40s. simnel salmi.
William Pryer, on the Millingdon list, was objected to by
the liberals.
Mr. Smith put in the lease of his freehold, at 61.55. a year,
and the vote being allowed, applied for c lets.
The Barrister said, as the voter was nut present, he should
not allow sesta.
Walter Brahma wee objected to by the conservatives.
Mr. lame. called the overseer, who stated that Mr.
Graham *erupted mills t ated at 1001.
Mr. Smith—Where dots he rends?
Witasee—l fleet know.
Mr. Smith —Dom be reside at the Great Western Rail-
we Rotel, Paddington?
Witness—l don't know.

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Mr. Smith submitted that residence was a nencesary part
et the qualtfication, and thin had not been 'toyed.
Name =tonged.
The registration this yam rewires more than ordinary
interest, la eansequerice or the activity exhibited on both
aides in looking into, correctly', and perfecting the Angora'
lisle. The liberals have made between 1,700 end 1,800 ob.
jet:oleos ; the Old Conservative Society, represented by Mr.
Jones, about 900; while a new coneervative soeisty mins
, seated at the revising coact by Mr. Smith, the solicitor to
' the Conservative Lead Socenty, made ao fewer than 1,300.
The result of the revision for the Uxbridge distrke use
usual variously stater. According to a statement prepared
by Mr. Jam= and &wetted tee by Mr. Jima, the literals
having made 37 objecti as, sustained 22 of them, and the
conservatives having made 48 were socciereful is 24. To
this rettun Mr. Smith does not =emit. His statement, pew
=rod on a somewhat different boils, Inasmuch as he Orchid=
the objections of the overseers, Is that the conservative objee.
none were in affect 69 in number, and that 48 of Item ware
sysiained ; end that the liberals made 36 objectione and eves
evaded in 26, and consequently that there wee a Wanes of
consecrative gala to the tate= of 23 votes.

EXTIUOIDISMIT AND MYITERIOUB AFFAIR—On
Saturdsy mitigation Mr. John Humphreys held an inquest at
the Olobs Taveen, MUe-end-road, on the body of a male in-
font, aged three week., which had barn burled in the Tower
Hamlets Cemetery mw very suspicions circuunitsucee, end
which bad ham ezburned by the authority of the Secretary of
State. Mr. David Shelve, the redratary and superintendent
of the Tower Hamlets Cemetery, stated that be received a
coffin containing the body of Elizabeth Haycock on the after-
noon of the 4th inst. The undertaker, Mr. Ayers, of lied.
aces-sheet, Southwark, gars a certiffinte of the death of the
adult, but nothing was said concernirft the body of a child.
The coffin was taken up en Thursday last, and, when the lid
RYA removed, the demseed was famed by the eHe of the
woman Haycock. By the Concur It was not usual to
bury two bodies with one certificate, and the fees for the in-
fant had not been paid by Mr. Ayers. Infant children were
occseionally burled in she same coffin with adults, but two
certificates were always required from the undertakers.—
There bring on further avid. as ready, the inquiry was ad-
journed till Wedowday mok. It was understood that
highly respectable parties were implicated, bet it would not
be pprrooppeer to eater into my further details until the facts an
betaaliy proved before the jury.
RIPIZSENTATION OF ATIMEHRIL—Tbe Ayr Ad-
foliar. says "that she onmervativee have beaten ground by
peeing a ressiation inviting Sir James Ferguson, Bark, to
make another effort to retrain the seat now vans* by the
decease of Lord Janne Stuart. That SD Jamie will re,tt
to the invlation we have no doubt whatever; fadesd
ad we can Dun, anemia, has atreedy eemeeassil ea We
behalf." The /forth British Mail Aides that the Hilinal In-
tend to bring forward the Hsu. Frederick =orul
nephew of the Duke of Pedaled, sad ass et
de Walden. _

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